Description of mobile phone (Freelander 2)

Pos.	Spare part number	Name
1	-	Microphone
2	-	Steering wheel switches
3	-	Sound amplifier
4	-	Phone control module
5	-	Speakers
6	-	Integrated Audio Module (IAM)
7	-	Infotainment Control Module (ICM)
8	-	Clock spring

This system allows the driver to use a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone through the vehicle's on-board infotainment system.

NOTE: There is no physical connection (holder) between the handset and the phone control module. Communication between these two elements is supported exclusively via Bluetooth. Depending on the phone model, this may limit the range of available functions.

The cellular telephone system includes the following elements:

• Phone control module
• Microphone

To dial numbers, use one of the following methods:

• Typing with ICP keyboard
• Selecting a number from the handset directory using ICM
• Selecting from the handset call log using ICM

The telephone control module is connected to the infotainment system via the MOST loop. This allows audio and control signals to pass through the telephone control system. The telephone control module has an integrated Bluetooth antenna.



Before the handsets can be used with the vehicle system, they must be paired with the telephone system control unit. Up to five mobile phones can be connected to the vehicle, but only one can be used at a time.

Phone module

The telephone control unit is located in the rear right-hand part of the luggage compartment. The telephone module is connected via the MOST bus to other modules of the multimedia system.

Microphone

The microphone is located on the overhead console next to the front interior light. The microphone has a wired connection to the integrated audio module (IAM).

Control system switches

Pos.	Spare part number	Name
1	-	Call and dial switch
2	-	Call End and Reject Switch
3	-	Forward Menu Button
4	-	Menu button Back

The steering wheel mounted telephone control switches are located on the right side of the steering wheel. The switches are of the resistive multi-link type and return different voltage signals to the ICM depending on the buttons pressed. For more information, refer to the chapter: Steering Column Switches (211-05 Steering Column Switches, Description and Operation).

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The following table lists the functions of the cellular phone control switches located on the steering wheel.

Switch	Functions
Mode	Changes the audio source without displaying it on the display. (Also changes the ICM display according to the selected source)
|<< >>|	Scroll the phone book down/up (if the display is in Phone mode)
Start talk key	Last 10 dialed numbers, call, call reception (if the display is in Phone mode)

ICM Control Switches

Pos.	Spare part number	Name
1	-	Call status icon
2	-	Paired phone name
3	-	Time
4	-	Telephone mode button
5	-	MENU button
6	-	EXIT button
7	-	ENTER button
8	-	Keyboard
9	-	On/off/volume control button

Access to a mobile phone via ICM provides the user with a variety of functions (depending on the Bluetooth version of the phone).

Voice control of the phone

The car system supports all voice tags stored in the phone. The cell phone system does not support voice dialing.

The voice dialing function is accessed by long pressing the right rotary ENTER button. The ICM displays the voice dialing process and the phone control module issues a voice prompt. After the prompt, the handset waits for a few seconds for a voice command.

Operating principles

The telephone system is controlled by the ICM and/or the steering wheel switches. The control signals from the steering wheel switches are transmitted via the sliding contact group and the steering wheel module to the ICM. The ICM sends the control signals via the MOST bus to the telephone control module. The audio is transmitted via the MOST bus to the audio amplifier and output through the vehicle speakers.