Hands Free Phone

A Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system (also known as the Blue&Me™ Bluetooth™ phone system) based upon the Windows Mobile™ operating system is available factory-installed equipment. This system allows hands free use of compatible mobile phones for sending and receiving phone calls or text messages using either voice commands or controls on the steering wheel. The Hands Free Phone system includes the following major components, which are described in further detail elsewhere in this service information:

• Bluetooth™ Antenna  - A Bluetooth™ antenna is internal and integral to the Convergence Telematics Module (CTM). Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Bluetooth™ Phone  - A compatible, customer-supplied and paired Bluetooth™ phone is a required component of the hands free phone system. A list of suggested phones and providers is available at: http://www.chrysler.com/uconnect 
• Body Control Module  - The Body Control Module (BCM) is located on the instrument panel structural support within the passenger compartment, where it is concealed behind the instrument panel to the left of the steering column. The BCM serves as a gateway between many of the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system component inputs and outputs. The BCM is also the configuration master node for the vehicle. Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Convergence Telematics Module  - A Convergence Telematics Module (CTM) is the primary component of the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system. The CTM is concealed behind the glove box within the instrument panel. The CTM includes a microcontroller, a Bluetooth™ transceiver, flash memory and sophisticated Advanced Speech Recognition (ASR) input capability through Voice Recognition (VR) software. The ASR software includes many different available languages. Each vehicle is equipped with a list of available languages, which are made available from the factory based upon languages most commonly used for the market destination. Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Instrument Cluster  - The electronic message display of the Instrument Cluster (IC) (also known as the Instrument Panel Cluster/IPC) displays messages indicating the operating mode and status of the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system. Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Microphone  - A microphone is integral to the courtesy lamp unit in the headliner near the center of the upper windshield opening header panel in vehicles equipped with the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system. Refer to DESCRIPTION  .
• Radio Receiver Module  - The Radio Receiver Module (RRM) (also known as the radio or the head unit) is located near the top of the instrument panel center stack area. The RRM provides audio output for the Bluetooth™ transceiver as well as for other media devices connected through the powered Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface port included with the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system. Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Steering Wheel Speed Control And Blue&Me™ Switch Pods  - The steering wheel switch pods are located in the left and right horizontal spokes of the steering wheel. These switch pods may contain speed control, remote radio, Voice Recognition (VR) (also known as Voice Command) and Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system switch functions. Refer to DESCRIPTION .
• Universal Serial Bus Interface Port  - A powered Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface port is included with the Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system for connecting a media player for the playback of audio media through the audio system of the vehicle. The USB port is located near the cigar lighter housing near the front of the center floor console.

The Bluetooth™ Hands Free Phone system components cannot be adjusted or repaired. If any Hands Free Phone system component is damaged or ineffective, that component must be replaced. The Hands Free Phone system software is flash programmable through the Universal Serial Bus (USB) port.