Telephone switch-on/switch-off characteristics, function - GF82.70-P-2007GQ
MODEL 164 as of model year 2009 without CODE 498 (Japanese version)
MODEL 251 as of model year 2009 without CODE 498 (Japanese version)
Function requirements
- Circuit 30g ON
- Compatible mobile phone inserted into UPCI [UHI] cell phone holder (Universal Portable Cell Phone Interface) (A34/15) (accessories), which is connected to Bluetooth module (A34/7) (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013) or mobile phone contact plate (X237/1) (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013) (comfort telephony) or Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone authorized in vehicle and at "audio equipment" (basic telephony)
- Enabled Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) card inserted in mobile phone
- Transport mode not active
To be able to operate a Bluetooth-compatible mobile phone authorized at "audio equipment" in the vehicle, the mobile phone must support hands-free profile (HFP) 1.0 or higher. More information is available at: www.mercedes-benz-mobile.com/connect
General
With basic telephony, the mobile phone must be switched on or off manually via the buttons on the mobile phone.
With comfort telephony, the mobile phone is switched on automatically by switching on the "audio equipment" via a wake-up pulse from the "audio equipment" or switched off via a corresponding signal or after a run-on time, set on the mobile phone, has passed. The "telephone switch-on.off characteristics" function consists of the following subfunctions:
- Function sequence for switch on
- Switch off function sequence
- Supplemental information
The system is described using the comfort telephony as an example. Differences from the basic telephony are marked by the symbol.
Function sequence for switch on
The switch-on signal from the "audio equipment" is sent via a direct line and via the Bluetooth module (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013) or the mobile phone contact plate (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013) to the mobile phone cradle (accessories).
The mobile phone is then switched on and supplied with power. If set on the mobile phone, the Personal Identification Number (PIN) is requested after the mobile phone has been switched on. The PIN inquiry is displayed by the "audio equipment" via the screen on the "audio equipment" as well as via the interior CAN (CAN B) to the instrument cluster (A1).
Depending on the prompt, the 4 to 8-digit PIN must be entered in one of the following ways:
- Telephone buttons on "Audio unit"
- Voice control system (VCS [SBS]), with code (511) Audio 50 APS with DVD changer, with code (527) COMAND APS with single DVD drive (with navigation) or with code (512) COMAND APS with DVD changer
The control signals from the telephone buttons of the "audio control unit" are processed internally.
The control signals from the VCS are acquired by the handsfree system microphone group (A67b1) and forwarded to the "audio equipment" via a direct line.
Next, the "audio equipment" transmits the PIN entry to the mobile service switching center via the following path:
- Direct line
- Bluetooth antenna (A2/91)
- Bluetooth module (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013) and mobile phone cradle (accessories)
- Direct line
- E-net compensator (A28/3)
- Direct line
- Telephone/cell phone/STH radio remote control antenna splitter (A2/53), with code (228) Stationary heater and with code (386) Mobile phone, and direct line
- Telephone antenna (A2/93a3)
On model 251 with code (386) Mobile phone as of 1.6.2013, the "audio equipment" sends the PIN entry via the following path to the mobile service switching center:
- Direct line
- Bluetooth antenna
- Mobile phone
- Mobile phone cradle (accessories)
- Mobile phone contact plate (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013)
- Direct line
- E-net compensator
- Direct line
- Telephone/cell phone/STH radio remote control antenna splitter, with code (228) Stationary heater and with code (386) Mobile phone, and direct line
- Telephone antenna
After registering in the mobile telephone network, the name of the mobile telephone network is shown on the display of the mobile phone and on the display of the "audio equipment" in vehicles except code (494) USA version or code (389) Mobile phone preinstallation with universal interface, USA/Canada.
In vehicles with code (494) USA version or code (389) Mobile phone preinstallation with universal interface, USA/Canada, the display only takes place on the screen of the mobile phone.
The mobile phone signals or data are received in the following way:
- Telephone antenna
- Direct line
- Telephone/cell phone/STH radio remote control antenna splitter, with code (228) Stationary heater and with code (386) Mobile phone, and direct line
- E-net compensator
- Direct line
- Bluetooth module (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013) or mobile phone contact plate (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013)
- Mobile phone cradle (accessories)
The display on the mobile phone's screen is forwarded internally. The signals to be shown on the display of the "audio equipment" are transmitted in the following way:
- Bluetooth module (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013)
- Bluetooth antenna
- Direct line
- "Audio equipment"
On model 251 with code (386) Mobile phone as of 1.6.2013, the signals for showing on the display on the "audio equipment" are sent via the following path:
- Mobile phone contact plate (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013)
- Mobile phone cradle (accessories)
- Mobile phone
- Bluetooth antenna
- Direct line
- "Audio equipment"
For basic telephony, the switch-on signal is processed internally in the mobile phone. The PIN inquiry, if set on the mobile phone, is only displayed on the mobile phone's screen. The PIN is only entered via the buttons on the mobile phone. The PIN entry is transmitted to the mobile service switching center and the registration confirmation is provided via the mobile phone's antenna. The mobile phone network name is also displayed just on the mobile phone's screen. The display of the PIN, of the mobile phone network name and the signals of the buttons on the mobile phone are processed internally in the mobile phone.
Switch off function sequence
The switch-off signal from the "audio equipment" is sent via a direct line and via the Bluetooth module (on model 251 up to 31.5.2013) or the mobile phone contact plate (on model 251 as of 1.6.2013) to the mobile phone cradle (accessories). The mobile phone is then switched off and power supply interrupted. Expiration of the run-on time configured in the mobile phone takes place internally in the mobile phone.
For basic telephony, the switch-off signal is processed internally in the mobile phone. If the rechargeable battery of the mobile phone is empty, the mobile phone is also switched off.
By switching off the mobile phone and then subsequently removing the SIM card, the mobile phone is taken out of operation. The SIM card may only be removed after the mobile phone has been deactivated in order to prevent permanent damage to the memory chip provided on the SIM card.
Supplemental information
The PIN serves to prevent any unauthorized use of the SIM card. The SIM card is locked after the PIN has been entered incorrectly 3 times. The SIM card is enabled again by entering the personal 8-digit Personal Unblocking Key (PUK) using the buttons on the mobile phone for basic telephony and comfort telephony.
This allows entry of a new PIN number. If the PUK is entered incorrectly 10 times in succession, the SIM card can no longer be used and a new SIM card must be applied for from the service provider.
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