Phone, Calendar, and Web Conferencing
4. On the touchscreen, touch Add New Device > Start
Search. A list of all available Bluetooth devices within
operating distance displays on the Bluetooth settings
screen.
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Bluetooth Compatibility
You can use your Bluetooth-capable phone
5. Choose the phone with which you want to pair.
Within a few seconds, the Bluetooth settings screen
displays a randomly generated number. Your phone
also display a number.
hands-free in Model Y provided your phone
is within operating range. Although
Bluetooth typically supports wireless
communication over distances of up to
approximately 30 feet (nine meters),
performance can vary based on the phone
you are using.
6. Check that the number displayed on your phone
matches the number on the Bluetooths settings
screen. Then, on your phone, confirm that you want
to pair.
Before using your phone with Model Y, you must pair it.
Pairing sets up Model Y to work with your Bluetooth-
7. If prompted on your phone, specify whether you
want to allow Model Y to access your personal
information, such as calendar, contacts and media
files.
NOTE: Authenticating your phone to use as a key (see
Keys on page 10) does not also allow you to use the
phone hands-free, play media from it, etc. You must also
pair it as described below.
When paired, Model Y automatically connects to the
phone, and the Bluetooth settings screen displays the
Bluetooth symbol next to the phone’s name to indicate
that the connection is active.
You can pair up to ten Bluetooth phones. Unless you've
specified a specific phone as a Priority Device or if the
phone specified as Priority Device is not within range,
Model Y always connects to the last phone that was
used (provided it is within range). To connect to a
You can display the Bluetooth settings screen at any
time and change the settings associated with a
connected device. For example, you can designate a
connected phone as the Priority Device. This is useful in
situations where you have connected more than one
phone, and both phones are frequently used in Model Y
at the same time. Model Y automatically attempts to
connect to the priority device before others. If a priority
device is not specified, or is not within range, Model Y
connects to the most recently used phone (if
applicable).
NOTE: On many phones, Bluetooth turns off if the
phone’s battery is low.
NOTE: In addition to phones, you can pair other
Bluetooth-enabled devices with Model Y. For example,
you can pair an iPod Touch, an iPad, an Android tablet,
etc. from which you can play music.
Importing Contacts and Recent
Calls
Pairing a Bluetooth Phone
Once paired, use the Bluetooth settings screen to
specify whether you want to allow access to your
phone’s contacts, recent calls and text messages. If you
allow access, you can use the phone app to make calls
and send messages to people in your list of contacts and
page 133). Before contacts can be imported, you may
need to either set your phone to allow syncing, or
respond to a popup on your phone to confirm that you
want to sync contacts. This varies depending on the
type of phone you are using. For details, refer to the
documentation provided with your phone.
Pairing allows you to use your Bluetooth-capable phone
hands-free to make and receive phone calls, access your
contact list, recent calls, etc. It also allows you to play
media files from your phone. Once a phone is paired,
Model Y can connect to it whenever the phone is within
range.
To pair a phone, follow these steps while sitting inside
Model Y:
1. Ensure both the touchscreen and the phone are
powered on.
NOTE: You can turn access to your contacts and recent
calls on or off at any time by touching the Bluetooth
icon on the touchscreen, choosing your phone, and then
changing the associated access settings.
2. On your phone, enable Bluetooth and ensure it is
discoverable.
NOTE: On some phones, this may require you to go
to Bluetooth Settings for the remainder of the
procedure.
3. Touch the Bluetooth icon located at the top of the
Controls screen.
Using the Touchscreen
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