Meta System METABLUE2 Manual De Instrucciones página 10

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List of compatible mobile phones (interaction)
For each mobile phone and for each operating mode, always refer to the operating
manual for that particular phone.
Check the list of compatible phones on the www.metasystem.it website; the list is
updated regularly.
Follow the steps below:
> Vehicles
> Aftermarket
> Metablue - Metablue
> GSM compatibility list
Or connect up to the following url:
http://www.metasystem.it/index.php/msy_ita_en/content/view/full/5369
Please Note
The implementation of mobile phone management software differs from manufacturer to manufacturer
and from model to model and even from production lot to production lot on the same model. This
diversity of software can lead to the behaviour of auxiliary functions (such as: call transfer from
hands free /privacy and vice versa, calling with voice tags, etc...) that does not match the descriptions
in these instructions exactly. This should not, however, compromise the possibility of making hands
free calls.
Caution
a) MetaBlue is fitted with a system that reduces the volume of the car radio (the MUTE function)
when a call is placed or received. This function can only be used with certain car radios; refer
to the operating instructions for the car radio for the appropriate connections.
b) With certain mobile phones, the telephone connection may not be disconnected immediately
at the end of a call, leaving the car radio mute (this status can be recognised when PHONE is
written on the display). In this case, simply press the button on the hands free set to resume
normal operation.
c) Some mobile phones are designed to transfer any sound produced by Bluetooth, therefore we
recommend you cancel the keypad tones to avoid activating the car radio "mute" each time a
key is pressed. Always refer to the operating manual for your mobile phone
d) Usually, the exchange of signals between the mobile phone and the hands free system, (known
as the wireless connection), is always operational. The LED identifies this status when it is lit
without flashing. Some mobile phones may not envisage a constantly active link and therefore
the LED will flash. In this case, however, the connection is still correct and the system is ready
to work.
e) An insufficiently charged mobile phone battery may lead to repeated disconnection and subsequent
reconnection: this is very inconvenient when using the hand free system.
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