Bluetooth® Pairing

Before a Bluetooth® phone handset can be used on the vehicle hands free system, the phone must be 'paired' to the TM. The following steps describe the 'pairing' process:

1. On the handset, make sure that Bluetooth® is switched 'ON'.
2. The user then initiates a search for other Bluetooth® devices from the handset.
3. The TM acknowledges the existence of the Bluetooth® phone.
4. On the handset, 'Land Rover' appears in the available device list.
5. The user selects 'Land Rover' from the device list and the TM will attempt pairing.
6. The TM requests a Personal Identification Number (PIN) from the handset.
7. The user then enters the handset PIN. The PIN will have been supplied to the customer by the dealer or can be found on the side of the TM (use the last four digits of the TM serial number).
8. If the PIN is correct, the phone handset will be paired with the TM and the handset details are stored in the TM EEPROM. The TM details are also stored in the phone handset.

Once paired, the TM periodically checks (approximately every 20 seconds) for stored Bluetooth® devices. When this occurs, the user will see a connection request appear on the phone handset display and either accepts or declines the request. This request will occur only once per ignition cycle.

When the pairing procedure is complete (assigning the phone handset to the vehicle) the phone handset will automatically connect to the vehicle system once they come into range (approximately 10 meters) and the ignition switch is in position II. A Bluetooth® icon is displayed in the TSD to inform the driver that the phone handset is connected to the TM.

Up to eight Bluetooth® equipped phone handsets can be paired with the TM. A phone handset can be de-registered/disconnected from the TM at any time by the user. Only one phone handset can be used on the vehicle hands free system at any one time.

If the TM is replaced, each phone handset which was paired with the original TM will require re-pairing with the replacement TM.