ADVANCETEC XP5 Hands Free Car Kit Sonim User Manual

ADVANCETEC XP5 Hands Free Car Kit Sonim

User Manual
HANDS-FREE CAR KIT FOR SONIM@ XPS™

Car Kit Part #ATT6715A consists of:

1. Part# ATTB233A __ Speaker
2. Part# ATTB244A __ Junction Box
3. Part# ATTB23DA __ Visor Microphone
4. Part# ATTB232A __ Power cable
5. Part# ATT8288B __ PTT
6. Part# ATT6336A __ Hands-free cradle

HANDS-FREE INSTALLATION

Before beginning the installation process, determine the best locations for the mounting of the Mounting Bracket, Hand-free Cradle, Push-To-Talk (PTT) button, Visor Microphone, Speaker and Junction Box.
Consider the following guideline when planning the installation:

• Do use all mounting hardware provided.
• Do ensure that cables are not placed under stress.
• Do follow proper and – connections.
• Do crimp connectors securely.
• DO NOT attach components to any part of the vehicle that is not rigid or is subject to excessive vibration.
• DO NOT install components in areas where rain or snow can easily get into them, such as next to a vehicle window, which may be left open.
• DO NOT dress cables over sharp edges that could cause wear or tearing of cable insulation.
• DO NOT install components in locations where they might interfere with the vehicle operator or operating controls.
• Do NOT install the f.1ands-free Cradle where it will be difficult for the operator to reach.

WARNING
VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH AIR BAGS
An air bag inflates with great force. DO NOT place objects, including communications equipment. in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If the communication equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, this could cause serious injury.
It is recommended that the installation of the vehicle communication equipment be performed by a profes­sional installer/technician trained in the requirements for such installations. An air bag’s size, shape and deployment area can vary by vehicle make, model. and front compartment configuration [for example, bench seat vs. bucket seats]. Contact the vehicle manufactur­er’s corporate headquarters, if necessary, for specific air bag information for the vehicle make, model. and front compartment configuration involved in your communication equipment installation.

Diagram 1

SPEAKER INSTALLATION

1. Mount the Speaker beneath the dashboard, on the passenger’s side of the vehicle, out of the way of the passenger. Do not mount the Speaker on the dashboard or the rear window shelf
2. The Speaker should be located more than four feet from the junction box.
3. The Speaker includes a mounting bracket. permitting it to be mounted in a variety of ways. Loosen the thumbscrews on the side of the speaker and using the mounting bracket as a template, drill the necessary mounting holes and secure the bracket with the self-tapping screws provided.
4. Position the Speaker on the mounting bracket and secure it by tightening the thumbscrews. The mounting bracket is used to permanently mount the Speaker in place while permitting it to be tilted to a desired angle.
5. Feed the cable out of sight to the location where you intend to mount the junction box.
6. The speaker should be located at least 3 ft [1ml from the visor microphone. Avoid placing the speaker where it faces the visor microphone.

Diagram 2

MICROPHONE INSTALLATION

1. The Microphone supplied has noise cancellation features and as such the selection of the correct position for the microphone is vital for the successful performance of the Car Kit
2. The Microphone should be mounted either on the sun visor directly above and facing the driver, or on the headliner just above and facing the driver.
3. The visor microphone has a noise canceling feature and must be mounted facing the driver as shown in the picture above.
4. To avoid visual or physical obstruction, route the microphone cable down inside the door molding. Allow sufficient slack on the connector end of the cable to reach the Junction Box.
5. Feed the cable to the location where you intend to mount the junction box.

Note: The microphone should not be mounted near a window or in a spot where road and ambient background noise would be substantially high (above 85d8 SPL).

Diagram 3

MOUNTING OF THE PTT

1. To attach the PTT to the gear lever, strap the PTT around the gear lever using the Velcro strip attached, with the cord facing down.
2. To attach the PTT to a flat surface, remove the 2 screws from the bottom of the PTT, which holds the Velcro strip in place. Remove the strips and replace the small plastic part that held the strips in place with the larger flat plastic part supplied with the PTT Screw the new plastic part in place.
3. Feed the cable out of sight to the location where you intend to mount the junction box.

Caution! Make sure there is sufficient slack in the cable to allow the free movement of the gear lever without stretching the PTT cable.

Diagram 4

INSTALLING THE POWER CABLE

Caution! The Car kit should be used with a negative ground electrical system only. Reverse polarity [positive ground) will trigger protection circuits which cause the cable fuse to open. Check the ground polarity before you begin the installation to prevent wasted time and effort. 12V DC or 24V DC automotive systems are directly supported. Determine the best cable route to the vehicle ignition for the Power Cable from the location where you intend to mount the Junction Box.

1. Route the black lead of the main power cable to a convenient chassis ground and the red lead to the positive supply voltage connection point. If it is necessary to penetrate the firewall, try to use an existing opening.

2. If there is no existing opening, drill a new hole approximately 8/16″ or 3.5cm in diameter. Make sure that there is clearance on the opposite side. Insert a grommet into the hole to prevent damage to the power cable. When making connections on the engine side of the firewall, additional in-line fuse holder [included) should be used at the connection points.
   Diagram 5 GREEN MUST GO TD IGNITION DR CONNECTED WITH RED

3. Cut the black lead to the desired length.

4. If the connection is being made under the dash or in the vehicle cabin, connect the black lead directly to the chassis of the vehicle.

5. If the connection is being made in the engine compartment, connect the in-line fuse holder between the black lead of the power cable and the desired chassis connection point
   Note! Do not connect the black lead to the negative [-) battery terminal. The Car Kit could be damaged if there were a malfunction in the vehicle’s electrical system.

6. Cut the red lead to the desired length. This lead will be connected such that it has positive supply voltage at all times, even when the vehicle is turned off.

7. If the connection is being made under the dash or in the vehicle cabin, connect the red lead to a positive supply voltage point.

8. If the connection is being made in the engine compartment or directly to the battery, connect the in-line fuse holder between the red lead of the power cable and the desired positive voltage connection point

9. Route and connect the green lead to a convenient ignition switch supply point in the vehicle. If the green lead is not being connected to the ignition, it MUST be connected together with the red lead.

Note! An ignition switch accessory terminal can be verified by measuring the terminal while operating the vehicle’s key switch. With the ignition key in the “accessory ON” position, the terminal voltage should measure the vehicle’s battery voltage. With the switch in the “OFF” position, it should measure near zero

STEREO MUTE
If the vehicle’s stereo system supports an external muting feature, route and connect the orange wire to the car stereo system. Otherwise, the orange wire may be left unconnected and cut off or tied out of the way.

Note! The Car Kit supports an “Entertainment Mute” function when connected to a car stereo system that provides for external muting. This function is compatible with systems that mute the audio output when the control line is connected to ground.

CONNECTING CABLES TO JUNCTION BOX.

1. Locate a position for the junction box beneath the dashboard on the passenger’s side of the vehicle or on the center side post between the front seats It must be protected from dirt and moisture and must be afforded adequate space for cooling. There must be sufficient space to allow for connection of all cabling.

2. Do not mount the junction box at this stage. First connect the Microphone, PTT, Speaker, Power cable and Cradle Cable to their corresponding connections on the Junction Box as indicated in Diagram below
   Diagram 6

3. After connecting the power cable’s connector to the Junction Box, cut in half the red wire attached to the fuse housing supplied. Cut the long red power lead to the desired length and connect [crimp) it to the one end of the wire to the fuse housing.

4. Connect the other end of the wire from the red fuse housing to the positive(+) side of the ignition. The fuse housing can be secured in place by using a plastic tie or screw through the hole in the fuse’s plastic housing

5. Mount the junction box in place using the 2 mounting screws supplied.

INSERTING AND REMOVING THE HANDSET FROM CRADLE

1. Remove the rubber protective cover from the connector receptacle covering the audio connector on the top of the handset and insert the cable into the device.
2. Insert the top of the handset behind the ridge on the cradle and push the top of the handset up back into the Cradle as shown in Diagram 7 above until it snaps into place.
3. Once the device is insterted, charging will start
4. To remove the handset from the Cradle, push the handset up forward out of the Cradle.

Diagram 7

INSERTING

1. insert mobile device on top ridge
2. push phone up and fit into place

CAR IGNITION CONNECTION

1. When the car ignition is ON, the Car Kit will turn ON.
2. When the ignition is turned OFF the Car Kit will turn OFF after 10 minutes.
3. When ignition is turned OFF while Car Kit is being used by a call, the Car Kit will continue ON until call has been terminated.

MAKING A DISPATCH CALL

1. Dial the desired number on the handset’s key pad
2. Press and hold down the PTT button to initite call.
3. Speak towards the visor microphone.
4. Adjust the speaker volume using the handset’s volume control
5. Incoming audio will be heard from the amplified speaker

MAKING OR RECEIVING A HANDS-FREE TELEPHONE CALL

1. To receive an incoming hands-free telephone call, press the GREEN BUTTON on phone keypad or the PTT button
   NOTE! If the PTT button is pressed for more than 2 seconds it will reject and end the call.

2. To make a hands-free telephone call dial the desired number on the handset’s keypad and place the call.

3. Adjust the speaker volume using the handset’s volume control.

4. Incoming audio will be heard through the speaker.
   Note! For best audio during a call set the volume level at 5 bars or less.

LED PHONE INDICATOR

• Solid Red Charging
• Solid Green Phone Fully Charged

OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS

• Input voltage range: 11V dc to 32V dc –
• Operating ambient: 30C to +80 C

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Handset with Cradle
PART# ATT7107A- PRIVACY HANDSET WITH CRADLE

1. To use the Privacy Handset, plug the connector on the end of the 2m straight cable into the corresponding RJ45 receptacle in the Junction Box. See Diagram 6 on pg11
2. An active call can be terminated and an incoming call can be rejected by pressing the PTT button on the back of the Privacy handset for more than 2 seconds.
3. To switch from an active call with the Privacy handset to hands-free operation, place the Privacy handset into its cradle. Audio will then be routed to the speaker. If the PTT is pressed for more than 2 seconds, it will terminate the call.
4. If the Privacy handset is not placed into its cradle, after the call is terminated, a reminder tone will be heard through the speaker, one minute after all activity is finished until the Privacy handset is returned to its handset.

PART# ATT8428A – PALM MIC

1. To use a Palm Mic. plug the connector on the end of the coil cord of the Palm Mic. into the corresponding RJ45 receptacle on Junction Box. See Diagram 6 on pgll.
2. Once connected, the pressing of the switch on the Palm Mic. will deactivate the Visor Mic. and activate the Palm Mic.

PART# ATT8432A – IN-VEHICLE FOOT PEDAL

1. To use the In-Vehicle foot pedal plug the connector on the end of the foot pedal into the corresponding PTT in Junction Box. See Diagram 6 on pgll.

PART# ATT8431A – GOOSE NECK MIC

1. Needs software. [contact your sales rep.)
2. To use the Boom MIC plug the connector on the end of the coil cord of the Boom MIC into the corresponding microphone receptacle in Junction Box. See
   Diagram 6 on pg11.

WARRANTY

Your product has a one-year limited warranty from date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship. Under this warranty, you may return a faulty product to AdvanceTec and AdvanceTec will either repair or replace the faulty product free of charge. To return a faulty product for repair or replacement, please call AdvanceTec in the USA at 305-623-3838 to obtain a Return Material Authorization number. If outside of the USA contact your authorized AdvanceTec dealer for a Return Material Authorization This warranty covers only defects in material or workmanship in normal use and not damage from negligent handling, misuse, charging of batteries other than those the charger was specified and designed to charge, or lack of proper care.

Important: Opening of the product will void this warranty. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.
OTHER THAN AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ABOVE. AdvanceTec Industries, Inc ODES NOT MAKE ANY EXPRESS DR IMPLIED WARRANTIES DR REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THEIR PRODUCTS. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, NONINFRINGEMENT. ANO FITNESS FDR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED ANO DISCLAIMED.
AdvanceTec will not be liable or responsible for any loss, damage, or injury caused by any failure of its products to operate properly or promptly

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