Land Rover Body And Paint Air Bag And Safety Belt Rover Manual

CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
The cellular phone system comprises:
•Transceiver Module (TM)
•Base plate adaptor
•Telephone cradle
•Microphone
•Cellular Phone Antenna
The telephone system fitted to the vehicle allows the
driver to dock their own handset to the vehicle hands
free telephone system. This is achieved using an adaptor
cradle which is telephone specific. This cradle is mated
to a standard baseplate which in turn is connected to the
TM. The TM is connected to the MOST ring for
communication with the...

Input/OutputDescriptionPin No
OutputSerial transmis-
sion + (Nokia F
bus)
47
-Serial transmis-
sion - (Nokia F
bus)
48
InputSerial receive +
(Nokia F bus)
49
-Serial receive -
(Nokia F bus)
50
InputCradle ID signal51
InputCradle voltage
supply
52
-Phone charge
ground
53
OutputBattery charging
voltage
54
Microphone
A single microphone is used for hands-free telephone
operation and for the voice recognition system. The
microphone has an integrated noise suppression system
for hands-free telephone use. The...

Telephone Adaptor Base Plate
The base plate is located in the centre arm rest. The base
plate is connected to the TM via a dedicated serial link.
TELEPHONE SYSTEM OPERATION
Telephone System
The telephone system can be operated from the IHU or
via voice commands. The telephone system has the
following functions:
•Receive a call
•Make a call
•Phone book
•Text message receive
•Telephone phone book download
The telephone system is accessed via the IHU. Once
the phone is docked in the cradle it is possible to...

Telephone
The telephone system allows the following to be
accessed and controlled by the voice recognition
function.
Dial Number
This allows the user to dial a number (up to 20 digits)
by digit entry with editing facility and with number as
built up and displayed on the instrument pack message
centre. The maximum number of recognised digits to
be entered in one go is 16.
Phonebook
This allows the user to store inputted phone numbers
against inputted nametag. Nametags are user repeatable
association names...

CD Changer
The CD changer system allows the following to be
accessed and controlled by the voice recognition
function.
The voice commands are standard control features with
exception of controls that can be accessed on the steering
wheel. Commands shall be available for up to 256 tracks
on a CD. Text numeric format shall be 3 numbers i.e.
track 6 is displayed as 006. MP3 Format discs have
commands for Folder up/down.
Display
This function allows the user to change the TSD display
mode by voice command....

–The user enters the phone PIN number (this will be
supplied by the dealer or will be marked on the side
of the TM, use the last four characters of the serial
number).
–If the PIN number is correct the phone is paired with
the TM and its details are stored in the TM
EEPROM.
–If the PIN number is correct the phone is paired with
the TM and the TM details are stored in the handset.
Once paired the TM will periodically check for stored
Bluetooth® devices (approximately every 20 seconds).
As this occurs the...

GENERAL
Communication Network (Media Oriented System Transport MOST )Sheet 1 of 3
NOTE: D= HS CAN Bus P= MOST
Communications NetworkLesson 2 – Electrical
193Technical Training (G421292) 

Instrument cluster1
Harman Kardom Logic 7 amplifier2
Rear seat entertainment module3
DVD autochanger4
Harman Kardon amplifier5
Transceiver module6
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Traffic Message Channel (TMC)7
Touch Screen Display (TSD)8
Television tuner module9
Integrated Head Unit (IHU)10
Communications NetworkLesson 2 – Electrical
195Technical Training (G421292) 

Communication Network (CAN bus) Sheet 2 of 3
NOTE: D= HS CAN Bus N= MS CAN Bus O= LIN Bus
Steering angle sensor1Instrument cluster2
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Lesson 2 – ElectricalCommunications Network