Using The Telephony Function; Synchronising The Phonebook; Recording Voice Tags; Receiving A Calll - Parrot MKi9000 Guide D'utilisation Rapide

Using the telephony function

Before using your Parrot MKi9000 telephony function, you
first have to connect both devices.
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Refer to the "Connecting a phone via Bluetooth" section
for more information.
Button
Functions
Short press :
- Answer an incoming call
- Launch voice recognition mode
- Transfer the call on the phone (discreet
mode)
- Exit discreet mode
- Answer a second incoming call /
toggle between two calls
Long press : Call the last dialled number
- Reject an incoming call (or a second
incoming call)
- Hang up
Adjust the communication volume
Short press : Use the DTMF function
(to manage interactive vocal servers)
Mute / unmute the micro (secret mode)
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Synchronising the phonebook

With some Bluetooth phones, the phonebook is automati-
cally synchronized in the kit's memory. If your phone doesn't
support automatic synchronization, you can also use the
Object Push function of your phone to send contacts from
your mobile to the car kit via Bluetooth. To do so:
1. Press the jog dial and select Settings > Receive
> The kit says « Waiting for contact ».
2. Refer to your phones' user guide for more information
about sending contacts via Object Push.

Recording voice tags

You can make a call using voice recognition directly after
automatic synchronization or Object Push process. The
Parrot MKi9000 will automatically recognize the contact you
wish to call.
However, if the Parrot MKi9000 doesn't understand the name
of one of your contacts or if a voice tag is too long, you can
record a new one. To do so, press the jog dial and select
Settings > Add voice tags.
Receiving a call
An incoming call is indicated by a ringtone.
contacts.