GF82.85-P-2007GZJ Telephone Mode, Function
GF82.85-P-2007GZJ Telephone Mode, Function
- with CODE (498) Japan version
- with CODE (529) HIGH Class Japan
Making phone calls
The user can make a telephone call in the vehicle using the portable CTEL (A34/6). To be able to utilize this function, the user must connect a portable CTEL that is compatible with the Japanese mobile phone system to the preinstalled standard PDC plug (portable CTEL separation point (X39/37)) in the telephone slot of the center console.
The PDC plug is mounted under the armrest and connects the portable CTEL over an "NTT-DoCoMo interface" directly to the COMAND operating, display and controller unit (A40/3).
The display and selection are performed using the COMAND operating, display and control unit, the portable CTEL or the instrument cluster (A1).
The telephone is switched on automatically via the TEL button on the COMAND operating, display and controller unit. The COMAND operating, display and control unit stores and manages the telephone books and also administers the e-mail data.
Next to the telephone functions the "i-mode" service functions are also available. Here the driver can use the portable CTEL in the hands-free mode only. "Private Mode" is not available with the portable CTEL plugged in.
Telephone calls via the voice control system (VCS [SBS])
It is possible for the user to control all telephone functions via the voice control system (VCS [SBS]) integrated in the COMAND operating, display and controller unit.
The voice control system (VCS [SBS]) is switched on and off by means of the VCS [SBS] on button (S111s4) and VCS [SBS] off button (S110s4), respectively.
A phonetic transcription of the name is stored along with the number and name in the telephone book. If the phone directory is transferred from the portable CTEL to the COMAND operating, display and controller unit, all the directory entries are available immediately, also for the voice control system. The voice control system (VCS [SBS]) only supports the Japanese language.
DISPLAY
The functions are shown on the following displays or screen:
^ Instrument cluster
^ Portable cellular telephone
^ COMAND operating, display and control unit
Telephone functions
^ Hands-free, volume set on the COMAND operating, display and control unit.
^ The portable CTEL is switched on and off using the "TEL" hardkey on the COMAND operating, display and controller unit
^ The COMAND operating, display and control unit manages the telephone book with name, number and phonetic notation.
^ Download of the portable CTEL telephone book onto the COMAND operating, display and control unit; entries can be deleted and new ones added.
Number memory
^ Separate numbers, mailbox, selected telephone numbers, answered calls, unanswered calls
^ Dialing using the telephone book
^ Manual dialing using telephone keys (12-digit keypad)
^ Dialing using list of calls last dialed or last received
^ Emergency call
^ Conference (up to three calling parties at once)
For hands-free system operation, the following options are available to control and select the offered functions:
^ COMAND operating, display and controller unit buttons
^ Multifunction steering wheel buttons
Text can be entered directly using the COMAND operating, display and control unit buttons.
i-Mode
The user can access the Internet using the portable CTEL. For this purpose a PDC mobile phone is required. To be able to use the i-mode system which is widely available in Japan, the portable CTEL must also support the i-mode data exchange log. (DoCoMo i-Navi Link portable CTEL).
The Internet functionalities (operation, management, display, etc.) are processed in the COMAND operating, display and controller unit.
A browser is integrated into the COMAND operating, display and controller unit to display websites.
Internet functions
^ Next/Prev. Page, Stop, Reload (Update), change to home page (Home)
^ Add web address to Bookmarks
^ Zoom (in/out)
^ End connection (Disconnect)
^ Web to
^ Data encryption
^ Additional i-mode functions
- Mail to, Phone to, Navi to, i-Mode search, Push service
The system does not support cookies or URLs with Japanese characters.
A maximum of 3 providers (access points) may be configured (one i-mode provider and two other Internet service providers).
Provider settings:
^ Connection Name
^ Telephone name
^ User ID
^ Password
^ DNS server 1 and 2
^ Proxy server
^ Port number
^ E-mail account
^ E-mail password
^ E-mail address
^ Acknowledgement of receipt ON/OFF
^ POP3 server (for receiving e-mail)
^ SMTP server (for sending e-mail)
^ Delete received e-mails on server ON/OFF
^ Homepage
Using the plugged-in portable CTEL and the data configured in the Provider setup it is possible to send and receive e-mails. The user can operate the system using the COMAND operating, display and control unit.
While the familiar e-mail system is managed with POP3 and SMTP servers, e-mails that are sent with i-mode are routed over a special i-mode mail server. For this reason, these e-mails are managed separately from the other ones.
E-mail functions:
^ Receive, edit and send e-mails
^ Save, forward or reply to received e-mails
^ Write new e-mails, send them or save them as a draft
^ Listing of all e-mails received sorted by date received
^ Different view on screen for read, unread and secured e- mails
^ E-mails received can be erased automatically and manually; secured ones can only be erased manually.
^ Max. message length < 600 byte
^ Max. 50 stored e-mails
^ 20 predefined sentences
^ E-mails can be sent directly ("TO") and as a copy ("CC").
^ E-mail addresses can be entered manually using the speller or automatically from the address book
^ Manual e-mail check on server only (no Auto Mail Check)
^ Message, if new mails are received on server.
^ Logs: TCP/IP, SMTP, POP3, i-mode specific
It is not possible to attach files to an e-mail, nor is it possible to read and accept a URL in an e-mail.
Differences in e-mail functionality for i-mode:
^ The i-mode system does not support the send e-mail as copy ("CC") function.
^ Functions:
- Navi to
- Mail to
- Phone to
- Web to
^ Automatic mail check
^ For i-mode e-mails, URLs can be read and accepted (Web to function).
