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Bluetooth Device Management

Bluetooth®₁technology is a standard for short-range wireless

Pairing a Device

data transmissions up to approximately 10 metres. Bluetooth can

be used to connect your mobile device to the vehicle

infotainment system. This system can then be used to operate the

hands-free phone system, Bluetooth audio streaming and

internet access.

Bluetooth® must be activate on both the vehicle and the

mobile device to be used. To check the Bluetooth® system is

active on the vehicle (Refer to ’System Settings’, page 10.5)

Before a device can be used, it must be paired to the

infotainment system.

To add a new device, select Telephone from the main menu.

Push the CONTROL DIAL sideways and select Devices and select

Connect a new device. Select Search from system or Search

from device.

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks

owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Aston

Martin is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of

their respective owners.

9.2 Phone System

Search From System

Completing Device Pairing

Once the mobile device is paired, it can be set as an audio

device, a primary phone connection or a secondary connection.

If a device is set as a phone connection, the infotainment system

will request access to call history, contact list and messages.

The mobile device must be set to discoverable mode. Refer to

the mobile device manufacturers instructions.

The system will search for available visible Bluetooth® devices.

Any listed devices that have already been paired with the

infotainment system will be shown with a tick symbol. Select a

device and press ENTER. Follow the instructions shown on the

phone and the infotainment display to pair the phone.

One device can be set to function both as a telephone device and

an audio device, or separate devices can be used for each

function.

Search From Device

Sets the infotainment system to 'listen' for a Bluetooth® device.

Follow the device manufacturer's instructions to search and

connect to a new Bluetooth® device.

Select AML Bluetooth #####₁from the list of available

devices.

If AML Bluetooth ##### does not show, check that

Bluetooth® is active in the infotainment system and search again.

Follow the instructions shown on the phone and the infotainment

display to pair the phone.

A unique 5 digit number is given for each vehicle.

Phone System 9.3

Selecting a Device Function

Device Details

When more than one device has been paired, you can choose From the Devices page, scroll through the list and select a device.

which device to use for a primary and secondary phone

connection. To choose a device, scroll through the list and select

the device to be used and select the function you wish to activate

on the device.

Push the CONTROL DIAL left and select Details. The below

information will be shown:

• Bluetooth device name

• Bluetooth address

• Availability Status

• Authorisation status

Deleting a Device

From the Devices page, scroll through the list and select a device

to be deleted and select

. A message will show to ask if you

really wish to remove this device. Press ENTER to confirm.

It is recommended that the vehicle connection is also

removed from the Bluetooth® connected devices on your mobile

device.

Only one device can be used each connection at any one

time. The active device function highlighted on each device.

You cannot change the active device during a call.

9.4 Phone System

Calls

Call Controls

Call Options

During a call you will be shown the below options:

• Send DMTF tones:

Opens a keyboard menu to use with automated telephone

menus.

• End call / End active call :

Select to end the call.

• Second call / Conference:

Select to begin a second call. If there is already a second call,

this will change to conference where held call participant will

then be added to the active call.

• Microphone mute:

Select to turn the microphone to on or off

• Private mode:

Select a Contact to Call

A contact number can be selected by:

Select to divert the active call to the mobile device instead of

the vehicle telephone system.

• Choose a contact from the Contacts list or Call List.

• Enter a number using the on screen number pad.

To Begin or Answer a Call

Press

on the steering wheel, or press ENTER on either the

Send icon or the on screen message to either begin a call or

answer an incoming call.

End or Reject a Call

Press

on the steering wheel, or press ENTER on either the

End Call icon or the on screen message to either end the call, or

reject the incoming call.

Phone System 9.5

Phone Menu

Multiple Calls

Some features may not be supported by all phones or their

operating systems.

Second Incoming Call

• Contacts:

If a second call is answered during an active call, the system will

respond depending on how many connected phones there are.

The contact list displays all available contacts for your phone

contacts which have a phone number.

• Call List:

Shows the call history of calls made and received.

• Messages:

• If only one device is connected and activated for use as a

phone, then the initial active call will be put on hold.

• If a device is connected and activated for use as a phone, and

is used to answer the second call, then the initial active call

will be ended.

Opens the Messages menu.

• Switch to / Active Call:

If the call is rejected, the system may respond in one of 3 ways₁:

Switch between which device is the active device or when in

a call, selects which call is active.

• Devices:

Open the Devices management page (Refer to ’Bluetooth

Device Management’, page 9.2).

• Options:

• The incoming call is rejected, and the original call is

continued.

• The incoming call is accepted, and the original call is ended.

• Both calls will be ended.

Switch Calls

Opens the phone Options menu.

If there are multiple calls active, both be shown on the status bar

at the top of the call menu and marked as active or on hold. To

switch which call is active, select the call and press ENTER.

Selecting a new active call will put the other call on hold.

The held call can be activated automatically when the active

call is ended, depending on network supplier or mobile phone.

Operation will vary by mobile manufacturer or network supplier:

9.6 Phone System

Messages

Options

• Contacts:

The connected mobile phone must support Message Access

• Synchronize contacts automatically:

Select to automatically synchronize contacts to the vehicle

head unit.

• Synchronize contacts:

Press to manually synchronize contacts.

• Name format:

Profile (MAP) to be able to access text and email messages. This

may have to confirmed separately for some devices when paired

to the vehicle.

Select Messages on the side information bar to open available

messages.

When a message is received you will be given the option to open

and read the message₁or to have the infotainment system read

the message out.

Select to display names as Last name, First name, Last

name First name or First name Last name.

• Text Message:

Push the CONTROL DIAL left on a message to bring up the below

message options:

• Message Display:

Select what messages to download from the phone to

display on the infotainment system.

• Audible text message notification:

Set if the infotainment system gives an audible notification

when a text message is received.

• Telephone:

• Delete:

Deletes the message.

• Call Sender:

Start a call with the message sender.

• Open Contacts:

Open the contact list.

• Details:

• Transmission volume:

Adjust call transmission volume.

• Reception volume:

Gives senders name and telephone number.

Adjust call reception volume.

Vehicle speed dependant.

Phone System 9.7

Phone System for Your Aston Martin Dbx SUV 2020

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