Kenwood NX-5000 Series Common Function Reference page 213

10 BLUETOOTH COMMUNICATION
10.2 Finding a Bluetooth-compatible Device (Bluetooth Find Device)
Note
Bluetooth Discoverable Mode ends upon lapse of 60 sec after the transceiver enters the mode. Or, pressing the Menu
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([Q]), Home, or [*] key sounds a Key Beep A (1 beep) from the transceiver and ends the mode.
If the transceiver enters Bluetooth Discoverable Mode when Bluetooth is disabled, Bluetooth becomes enabled
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automatically.
Mode Reset Timer is extended while the transceiver is in Bluetooth Discoverable Mode.
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Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Bluetooth Discoverable to be enabled or disabled (
Optional Features 2 > GPS/Bluetooth > Bluetooth)
10.3 Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth-compatible Device to
the Transceiver (Pairing/ HSP Connection)
Pairing is the function to register the device configuration of a Bluetooth-compatible device to the transceiver. For registering
a device configuration, authentication is required, such as entering a PIN Code. If a Bluetooth-compatible device is registered
in the transceiver, HSP Connection starts, and the transceiver and Bluetooth-compatible device are connected wirelessly.
(Refer to About Headset Profile (HSP Connection/ HSP
Once pairing succeeded, additional pairing is not required.
Pairing can be started for a Bluetooth-compatible device from the transceiver by one of the following methods:
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Bluetooth Find Device Mode
In Bluetooth Find Device Mode, the transceiver can select a Bluetooth-compatible device and start pairing. (Refer to
Finding, Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth-compatible Device (Bluetooth Find
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Bluetooth Connect / Disconnect key
Pressing the Bluetooth Connect / Disconnect key causes the transceiver to behave as follows. (Refer to
Connecting Using PF Keys (Define Bluetooth
Connection Define Bluetooth Device
Status Registration Status
Disconnected Unregistered
Disconnected Already Registered
Not Depend on the
Connected
Registration Status
Also, the transceiver can start pairing by receiving a pairing request from a Bluetooth-compatible device. (Refer to
a pairing request from a Bluetooth-compatible
Note
If pairing for a Bluetooth-compatible device is started from the transceiver, the transceiver checks whether the Bluetooth-
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compatible device supports the Headset Profile. If the Bluetooth-compatible device does not support the Headset Profile,
pairing ends.
A maximum of 10 Bluetooth-compatible devices can be registered in the transceiver. If pairing is executed while 10 devices
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are already registered, the registration of the Bluetooth-compatible device registered earliest is reset, and the new
Bluetooth-compatible device is registered.
Pairing continues even if a Voice Call or Data Call is received during pairing.
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Mode Reset Timer is extended during pairing.
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Table 10-3 Bluetooth Connect / Disconnect
Pairing is started for a Bluetooth-compatible device having an address
configured in Define Bluetooth Device.
By HSP Connection, connection starts for a Bluetooth-compatible device
having an address configured in Define Bluetooth Device.
The connection to the connected Bluetooth-compatible device is reset.
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Transceiver Settings > Optional Features >
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