PRIPOJENIE JAGUAR BLUETOOTH®

Technológia Bluetooth® je rádiofrekvenčná technológia krátkeho dosahu, ktorá dokáže bezdrôtovo prenášať hlas a dáta. Dosah zariadení Bluetooth® je približne 10 metrov a dáta môžu byť prenášané rýchlosťou 1 Mb/s.
TELEFÓNY KOMPATIBILNÉ S FUNKCIOU PRIPOJENIA JAGUAR BLUETOOTH

Technológia Bluetooth® vám umožňuje na diaľku pripojiť kompatibilný mobilný telefón k vášmu modelu Jaguar a uskutočňovať a prijímať hovory, prípadne používať ďalšie kľúčové mobilné funkcie. Po pripojení prostredníctvom Bluetooth® môžete nechať mobilný telefón jednoducho v kufríku alebo vo vrecku aj počas jazdy alebo po zaparkovaní. Kvôli väčšiemu pohodliu a bezpečnosti možno telefónny systém podporujúci Bluetooth® ovládať hlasovou aktiváciou a pomocou ovládacích prvkov na volante alebo prostredníctvom dotykového displeja vo vašom modeli Jaguar. Podľa použitého mobilného telefónu budú k dispozícii rôzne funkcie. Bližšie informácie nájdete v centre pripojenia.
TELEFÓNY KOMPATIBILNÉ S FUNKCIOU PRIPOJENIA JAGUAR BLUETOOTH

S rozhraním Jaguar Bluetooth® je kompatibilná široká škála smartfónov - vrátane telefónov vyrobených spoločnosťami Apple, Samsung, Nokia, Sony a Blackberry. Naši konštruktéri testovali mobilné telefóny, aby vyhovovali našim štandardom kvality.

Tento zoznam bude aktualizovaný po otestovaní ďalších a nových mobilných telefónov. Upozorňujeme, že nie všetky mobilné telefóny s podporou Bluetooth® sú kompatibilné s funkciou pripojenia cez Jaguar Bluetooth®. PREJSŤ DO ČASTI POSTUPY PRIPOJENIA CEZ BLUETOOTH®

Kompletné pokyny na pripojenie mobilného telefónu k modelu Jaguar cez Bluetooth® sú uvedené v našom špecializovanom Centre pripojenia. Nájdete tam aj podrobné informácie o funkciách párovania, odpojenia a pripojenia.
PREJSŤ DO ČASTI POSTUPY PRIPOJENIA CEZ BLUETOOTH®

You do not need specific software, just for the phone to have Bluetooth connectivity. To connect the phone, ensure Bluetooth is enabled, and the device is ‘visible’.

Both – the phone is tested and confirmed as compatible only with current software levels. Therefore, it is essential to check that your phone has the correct software.

No – Jaguar have only tested the models listed on our Connectivity Centre as compatible and can only recommend these as suitable handsets.

This defines the standard specifications agreed by the Bluetooth® Special Interest Group (SIG) who defined how Bluetooth® would work in the automotive sector. Early phones were not developed in line with the defined specification.

Yes – how this is done varies by phone manufacturer but guidelines will be provided on the Connectivity Centre website. Alternatively, you can contact your phone retailer or manufacturer to provide information for upgrading software.

The existing list of compatible phones covers current models that provide the level of vehicle functionality and integration required. Further phones will be approved and periodically added to the list.

It may work, or work partially. However Jaguar cannot guarantee the level of operation.

Yes, for a phone in the cradle and newer vehicle models (check compatibility lists).

This accessory system does not allow use of the vehicle touch screen or keypad, but does give voice interaction. This is a standalone accessory system.

It is usually located in the centre console between the front two seats under the armrest. Please check your vehicle handbook for more details.

Yes.

Yes.

12V in-car charging leads can be purchased from any phone store.

Yes – it can be located anywhere in the cabin. Whilst it may function from the boot, Jaguar do not recommend this, as the signal may be too weak.

The phone handset will show a "car" or "headset" symbol to indicate it is in handsfree profile. Also, when in phone mode, the audio head unit or touch screen will confirm a phone is correctly connected via the cradle. This screen will show the network operator name and signal strength if the phone is registered to the network. If a phone is not registered to the network, "No Network" will be shown. If a phone is not connected correctly to the cradle, the audio head unit or touch screen will display "Phone Not Fitted" in the phone screen as detailed in the vehicle handbook.

When in phone mode, the audio head unit or touch screen will display "Bluetooth" or a telephone handset symbol, as detailed in your vehicle handbook. Due to a limitation of Bluetooth®, the signal strength is not displayed on the vehicle display. Also, the phone handset will show a "car" or "headset" symbol to indicate it is in handsfree profile.

Yes – although if a phone that is switched off is connected to the Bluetooth®, it will automatically switch on.

Pairing instructions differ depending on your phone manufacturer and model. Specific instructions for your compatible phone can be found here.

Multiple phones can be paired, please refer to your specific vehicle handbook for further information. This list is in order of last connected phone, with the last connected phone at the top. Only one phone can be connected at any one time.

Yes. When a phone is connected to the cradle, the Bluetooth® connection will disconnect. The cradle connection has priority over the Bluetooth® connection.

Every time you come back to the car, it should automatically reconnect to the paired phone. However, this depends on the phone settings and handset compatibility. Please check the pairing and connection guide for details. The vehicle will automatically search for the last connected Bluetooth® phone when the ignition is switched on and no phone is attached to the cradle. If the last connected Bluetooth® phone is in range (and set to accept connections), the vehicle and phone will connect. If the last connected phone is not in range, the vehicle will search for the next phone on the device list.

No, pairing need only be done once, and then the phone can be connected/disconnected as frequently as the customer wishes. It is recommended that the customer keeps the phone battery charged at all times – some phones turn Bluetooth® off automatically when the phone battery gets low.