Land Rover Range Rover In Car Entertainment Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual

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Te le pho ne O perationTELEPHONE OPERATION*
3. Display
Displays information on waveband, name of RDS 
stations, programme, frequency, DSP sound 
memory, cassette, MD and CD functions, tone 
settings, time and date.
7. TEL button*
Press to select telephone functions. 
(See In-Car Telephone handbook). 
8. TEL indicator lights*
Indicates telephone operating status.
Red light on: no telephone operation possible.
Red light flashes: only emergency calls possible.
Green light on: connected.
Yellow light on or flashes: telephone logging 
onto another network.
12. Send/End button*
This button has three primary functions:
•Press to accept incoming call.
•Press to dial telephone number/memory that 
is shown on the display (3).
•Press to terminate telephone call. (Note that 
the green LED (8) will extinguish to confirm 
end of call.
13. Function keys
Press to select functions from the display (14).
14. Function key display
Displays functions and options assigned to the 
Function keys (13). These vary according to the 
operating mode, i.e radio, cassette, MD, CD, tone 
or computer.
AUDIO DSPUDIO DSP
TELTEL
m                             10 54AM
TONEONEDOLBY   B-C    NR
SOS MEMORY NUMBER DIR. NOTE PAD
ICE 1330
3
7
8
121314 
						

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Telephone Operation
TELEPHONE OPERATION*
The telephone can be operated via this unit with 
the ignition at position 1.
The following telephone functions can be 
performed via this unit.
•Accepting a call.
•Emergency call.
•One-touch dialling.
•Dialling entered phone number.
•Dialling by name.
•Repeating last number dialled.
•Cancelling dialling.
•Read SMS messages.
•Notepad.
•Changing volume of hands-free unit.
•Locating and dialling entry in phone book.
•Reception level.
NOTE: These functions will operate, providing 
that the relevant items have been stored in the 
telephone using the handset or the necessary 
functions have been activated.
Use of the cordless handset
A small size SIM card needs to be inserted into a 
Land Rover approved SIM card adaptor. The 
‘In-Car Telephone’ handbook has instructions on 
how to use the handset.
Activating telephone operation
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Depending on the symbols displayed, either 
insert the card into the handset or enter the code.
Emergency call
It is possible to make an emergency call in the 
GSM network without having entered the SIM 
card or code.
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).Press the function key (13) below ‘SOS’ (14).
To connect the call, press the ‘SEND/END’ button 
(12) and press again to terminate the call.
Entering your PIN code
When the system is turned on, your PIN number 
will be required to be entered.
(PIN = Personal Identification Number).
To enter the digits of your PIN code, press the 
function key (13) below the required digit (14).
Press the function key (13) below ‘CLR’ (14) to 
correct an entry, or ‘SET’ (14) to confirm.
Dialling by name
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Assuming the relevant names with their numbers 
have been stored on the SIM card, press the 
function key (13) below ‘DIR’ (14).
Press the function button (13) below the 
required name (14).
SOSAUDIO DSPUDIO DSPTELTELINSERT CARD!10 54AM
ICE1299
ENTER PIN CODE                  10  54AM6               7 8               9 CLR      SET
0               1 2               3 4               5
ICE1300
SOS MEMORY NUMBER DIR. NOTE PADAUDIO DSPUDIO DSPTELTEL10 54AM
ICE1301 
						

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The names are ordered alphabetically.
To view further names, press the left or right 
search arrow buttons (17).
To connect the call, press the ‘SEND/END’ button 
(12) and press again to terminate the call.
Dialling via the TOP-8 function
This function allows the eight most frequently 
used phone numbers or names to be recalled.
This can be done once these have been stored on 
the SIM card and they have been called at some 
point previously.
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
If names are displayed (max. four at a time), they 
are ordered alphabetically.
To view further names, press the left or right 
search arrow buttons (17).
To call up further functions, press the function 
key (13) below either of the arrow symbols (14).
NOTE: If a name or number has not been called 
recently, it will be deleted from the TOP-8 list 
automatically.
One-touch dialling
NOTE: It is necessary to have stored the 
corresponding names and phone numbers on 
the SIM card.
To enter a one-touch dialling number
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7). Press the function key 
(13) below ‘MEMORY’ (14).
Enter the required one-touch dialling number by 
pressing the function key (13) below the digits 
(14).
To correct the entry
Press the left or right search arrow buttons (17) 
and continue or overwrite the digits.
DIR.? 10 54AMTOM SOS ANNE MIKE JULIA
ICE1302
10 54AMSANDY SOS BILL CHRIS MIKE
ICE1303
LOCATION NUMBER? 10 54AM6                7 8               9 0                1 2               3 4                5
ICE1306 
						

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To recall a one-touch dialling number 
using the search buttons
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Press the left or right search arrow buttons (17).
If no name is found at the one-touch dialling 
number recalled, the following is displayed:
Dialling by phone number
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Press the function key (13) below ‘DIAL’ (14).
Enter the required number by pressing the 
function key (13) below the digits (14).
To correct the entry
To delete one digit at a time, briefly press the 
function keys (13) below ‘CLR’ (14) and to delete 
the entire number, keep this key depressed .
To recall a phone number using the search 
buttons
Press the left or right search arrow buttons (17).
The search buttons can be used to display the 
last 10 numbers dialled and dial one of them.
Notepad function
This function can be used to enter a new number 
to the notepad memory during a phone call.
If desired, this number can then be stored on the 
SIM card.
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Press the function key (13) below ‘NOTEPAD’ 
(14).
Enter the required number by pressing the 
function keys (13) below the digits (14).
To correct or store the entry
To delete one digit at a time, briefly press the 
function key (13) below ‘CLR’ (14) and to delete 
the entire number, keep this key depressed.
To store the number, press the function key (13) 
below ‘SET’ (14).
To call the phone number from notepad
Press the function key (13) below ‘NOTEPAD’ 
(14).
To connect the call, press the ‘SEND/END’ button 
(12) and press again to terminate the call.
LOCATION EMPTY! 10 54AM6                7 8               9 0                1 2               3 4                5
ICE1307
DIAL 10 54AM6                7 8               9 0                1 2               3 4                5
ICE1308
NOTE PAD? 10 54AM6                7 8               9 CLR       SET 0                1 2               3 4                5
ICE1309
DIR.
NOTE PAD MEMORY DIAL
SOSAUDIO DSPUDIO DSPTELTEL10 54AM
ICE1331 
						

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Additional functions
The following additional functions can be 
accessed from all telephone functions:
•Reception level.
•Reading SMS messages.
Reception level
Press the ‘TEL’ button (7).
Press the function key (13) below the double 
arrow symbol (14).
NOTE: The reception signal is always displayed 
first after a number has been dialled.
Reading SMS messages
Press the function key (13) below ‘SMS’ (14).
The function key display (14) shows stored 
message locations.
The asterisk symbol (*) indicates messages that 
have not been read.
If more than 10 messages are stored, these can 
be accessed by pressing the left or right search 
arrow buttons (17).
To read a specific message, press the function 
key (13) below the required digit (14).
To read the next line of text, press the right 
search arrow button (17).
To read the previous line of text, press the left 
search arrow button (17).
To display the message overview, press the 
function key (13) below the single arrow symbol 
(14).
Calling the sender back
While the SMS message is displayed, press the 
‘SEND/END’ button (12) to dial the message 
sender.
Deleting a message
Press and keep depressed for more than 3 
seconds the function key (13) below ‘CLR’ (14).
The message displayed will be deleted.
DIR.
NOTE PAD MEMORY DIAL
SOSAUDIO DSPUDIO DSPTELTEL10 54AM
ICE1310
SIGNAL:
10 54AMMETER TIMER SMS
ICE1311
10 54AM1               2*3             4*
ICE1312 
						

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Voice Recognition
Voice Recognition
WARNING:
Do n ot  u se v oic e  recognition  for  p la cing  
emergency calls. Your voice and tone could be 
affected by stressful situations as a result of 
which, the process of establishing the 
telephone connection could be unnecessarily 
delayed.
You are urged to use the handset or the 
multi-functional steering wheel or on-board 
computer if a number for emergency calls is 
stored in these systems.
Making yourself clearly understood
The  v o ice  recognition  syste m i ncl udes a sp ecia l 
hands-free microphone mounted in the roof 
lining of your vehicle, at the front. This 
microphone filters out ambient noise. There are 
nevertheless a few points to observe in making 
sure you are properly understood:
• Speak continuously and at normal volume, 
avoiding unnatural emphasis and pauses 
between words.
• Do not speak while the voice control system 
itself is giving an output.
• It is possible that noise interference from 
outside the vehicle could affect commands so 
to avoid this keep doors, windows and the 
sunrise closed.
• Avoid causing background noise in the 
vehicle while you are speaking and ask your 
passengers not to talk while you are issuing 
voice commands.
• The hands-free microphone is positioned to 
pick up the driver ’s voice. Other occupants of 
the vehicle could be understood with less 
accuracy and are therefore, advised to use the 
handset when making a telephone call.
NOTE:  The voice recognition directory is 
separate to the SIM card directory.
IMPORTANT
V oic e  recognition*  e n ab le s y ou  to  a ctiv a te  
important functions of the car telephone 
system without the need to operate the 
controls manually. This enables you to 
concentrate fully on driving the vehicle, you 
do not need to divert your eyes from the 
road ahead in order to check read-outs, and 
the voice control system feeds back 
information to you.
A number of voice commands are available 
and, with a little experience, you will find 
them easy and convenient to use. Whenever 
you issue one of the defined commands with 
the system active, the voice control system 
converts your command into a control signal 
for the telephone system. The system 
automatically recognises whether your 
command is directed at the telephone 
system. Your inputs take the form of 
dialogues or commands. You are guided 
through these dialogues by announcements 
or questions.
Please familiarise yourself with the functions 
of the car telephone system, if fitted, before 
using voice control.IMPORTANT
V oice re cog nit io n * is  o nly  curr en tly  a va ila b le 
in the following languages;
English, German, Italian. 
						

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Activating the system
To switch on voice control, press the voice 
control key (arrowed) in the multi-functional 
steering wheel:
•Hold the key pressed in (until the acoustic 
signal is heard) to activate voice control. A 
brief acoustic signal and the display ‘VOICE 
RECOGNITION’ in the main message centre 
indicate that the system is now in the 
stand-by mode.
•Press this key briefly to activate normal 
telephone functions, which are described in 
the In-Car Telephone handbook.
Defined voice commands
The voice control system understands around 50 
predefined commands which need to be given 
exactly, word for word.
You can prompt the system to speak a selection 
of these commands by activating the system and 
giving the command ‘Help’. These commands 
are as follows:Telephone commands
•Dial number/Dial telephone number
•Dial/Redial
•Correction
•Delete
•Cancel
•Dial name
•Store name
•Save
•Delete name
•Read phone book
•Clear phone book
•Record/Record note/make a note
•Read note/Read notepad
•Delete note/Clear notepad
Before giving a new voice command - except 
during a dialogue - always press the steering 
wheel voice control key.
Interrupting voice control
A command can be interrupted by speaking the 
word ‘Cancel’ or by pressing the steering wheel 
voice control key until the system responds by 
saying ‘Cancelled’.
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Voice Recognition
DIALLING A PHONE NUMBER
Starting a dialogue
NOTE: The voice control commands you should 
give are shown inside double pointed brackets 
>>......>Dial telephone number>Dial number>Zero>NoughtDial number>Dial>Plus>Plus, four, nine>Dial (telephone) numberPlease speak the number< SPEAK NUMBER
>>Zero, eight, nineZero, eight, nine, continue?< TEL 089
>>Three, eight, two, fourThree, eight, two, four, continue?< TEL 0893824
>>One, six, eightOne, six, eight, continue?< TEL 0893824168
>>Dial (number)The number is being dialled< TEL 0893824168 
						

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Correcting inputs
If you have made a mistake, or if the voice control 
has misunderstood you, say:
>>Correction>CorrectionCorrection>Correction>Delete>Delete number>CorrectionCancel>Dial (telephone) numberPlease speak the number< SPEAK NUMBER
>>Zero, eight, nineZero, eight, nine, continue?< TEL 089
>>Three, eight, twoThree, eight, two, continue?< TEL 089382
>>Four, one, sixFour, one, six, continue?< TEL 089382416
>>CorrectionZero, eight...eight, two, continue?>CorrectionZero, eight, nine, continue? TEL 089
>>Delete (number)Please speak the number< SPEAK NUMBER 
						

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STORING AND DELETING A TELEPHONE 
NUMBER
Storing a telephone number
Telephone numbers which you dial frequently 
can be stored in conjunction with the contact’s 
name, which serves as the word search.
>>Store name>Dial (telephone) number>Save>Store namePlease speak the name< SPEAK NAME
>>Royd AndrewPlease repeat< REPEAT NAME
>>Royd AndrewPlease speak the number< SPEAK NUMBER
>>Zero, eight, nine, three, eightZero, eight, nine, three, eight, 
continue?>Two, four, one, six, eightTwo, four, one, six, eight continue?>SaveThe name is stored< NAME STORED