Construction Diagram

Fig 1: Construction Diagram Of Hands-Free Cellular Phone System

Courtesy of MITSUBISHI MOTOR SALES OF AMERICA.

When the registered cellular phone is inside the vehicle, the hands free cellular phone system operates as follows.

NOTE: The owner's manual contains details on pairing a cellular phone with the Bluetooth system, speaker enrollment, and other functions.

When the cellular phone receives a call, the occupant can start conversation by pressing "Pick-up" in the steering voice control switches on the steering wheel. When the conversation ends, the occupant can finish the call by pressing "Hang-up" in the steering voice-control switches.
To make a call, press "Speech" in the steering voice control switches on the steering wheel, call up the registered receiver's information in the voice input mode, press "Pick-up". Then, the transmission starts to call the receiver. Also, when the conversation ends, the occupant can finish the call by pressing "Hang-up" in the steering voice control switches.
The communication directly via a cellular phone can be switched to the communication via a hands free device. Also, the communication via a hands free device can be switched to the communication directly via a cellular phone.
The voice input mode corresponds to the following languages: English, American Spanish, Canadian French.
The voice of occupant is picked up by the microphone unit incorporated in the front dome light, and then transmitted to the cellular phone via hands free module. Also, the receiver's voice is transmitted from the cellular phone to radio and CD player < vehicles without MMCS > or Multivision display < vehicles with MMCS > via hands free module, and then output from the vehicle-mounted speaker.
Using the steering audio remote control switch, the volume can be adjusted.
The reception state of the cellular phone is indicated on the display section of radio and CD player < vehicles without MMCS > or Multivision display < vehicles with MMCS >.