2 Check whether the Passkey displayed on the transceiver and the Passkey displayed on the Bluetooth-compatible device are the same.12 : 34 AMPasskey123456LMICOKIf the Passkeys match:Press the Menu ([Q]) or [*] key.A Key Beep A (1 beep) sounds from the transceiver and pairing continues. Proceed to step 3.Menu Zone +Zone 1Channel 112 : 34 AMConnectingIf the Passkeys do not match:Pairing cannot occur with this Bluetooth-compatible device. Pressing the Home ([T]) key ends pairing.NoteIf the Passkeys do not match, pairing ends even if the Menu ([Q]) or [*] key is pressed.3 Complete pairing.When pairing completes, the Bluetooth-compatible device is registered in the transceiver, and the connectionprocess starts by HSP Connection or SPP Connection. However, if a connected Bluetooth-compatible device exists,the connection process by HSP Connection or SPP Connection does not start.A Ring Tone sounds from the Bluetooth-compatible device during the connection process. In this case, start-upoperations need to be done on the Bluetooth-compatible device. Refer to the instruction manual supplied with theBluetooth-compatible device for details on the start-up operations.Menu Zone +Zone 1Channel 112 : 34 AMConnecting*If a Bluetooth-compatible device is registered in the transceiver, “Connecting” does not appear.For the Headset Profile connection, the microphone and speaker of the Bluetooth-compatible device can be usedwhen the connection process completes. For the Serial Port Profile connection, the communication to KPG-D1/ D1Nand using the PC Interface Protocol become available. In this case, a Bluetooth Connect Tone (2 beeps) soundsfrom the transceiver, the “ ” icon blinks, and “Connected” appears for 1 sec. Also, the LED turns Off.Menu Zone +Zone 1Channel 112 : 34 AMConnected10 BLUETOOTH COMMUNICATION10.3 Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth-compatible Device to the Transceiver (Pairing/ HSP Connection)Common FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20 191CONTENTS INDEX
