Thank you for purchasing CK3000, an universal handsfree car kit using the Bluetooth® wireless technology.
Getting Started
CK3000 allows remote and handsfree operation of a variety of mobile phones from major manufacturers - Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Siemens - that all share the same Bluetooth® technology. The only requirement is for your Bluetooth® wireless technology-enabled phone to support an audio profile - HEADSET or HANDSFREE -, in order to open an audio channel with your handsfree system.
CK3000 features
CK3000 runs a handsfree application software providing additional phone-dependent
features, which add to features supplied by the standard implementation of Bluetooth® wireless technology.
Standard features
A set of features that are built inside the Bluetooth® wireless technology protocol. Your phone can use either a headset or handsfree Bluetooth® wireless technology profile to communicate with CK3000/DriveBlue.
The handsfree profile is a much richer profile for the car kit application, supporting more features.
Advanced features
A set of features that are dependent on your phone model, its firmware version, and the CK3000 software version. Refer to the topics included in the Bluetooth® Phones section to see which are available with you phone.
CK3000 Software Upgrade
Why should I upgrade my handsfree software?
To access new functions developed after the purchase of your product
To make your handsfree compatible with new phone models
When you have upgraded your telephone software
About Bluetooth
Bluetooth® is a standardized wireless transmission technology allowing information exchange between devices accordingly to their profiles. A profile determines each device's capabilities and how it can interact with others. Bluetooth® phones for instance usually offer audio and file transfer profiles in order to open audio channels to headsets and handsfree devices, or to provide internet connectivity to a computer using a GPRS network.
Bluetooth® wireless technology uses short-range radio links in the 2.4 GHz free band. The technology enables equipments to interact within a radius of about ten meters, using very little energy.
User intervention is kept at a minimum. After initial pairing, Bluetooth® wireless technology connections are automatically established whenever devices are introduced into the network's realm.
One of the stated objectives of the Bluetooth® Consortium of manufacturers is for the standard to become as ubiquitous as the infrared port technology, with superior bandwidth, better range and smarter built-in networking features.
| FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Declaration of Conformity We, Parrot S.A. of 174 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris, France, declare under our sole responsibility that our product, CK3000, to which this declaration relates is in conformity with appropriate standards EN300328, EN301489-17, EN 60950 following the provision of Radio Equipment and Telecommunication Equipment directive 1995/5/EC with requirements covering EMC directive 89/336/EEC and Low Voltage directive 73/23/EEC. Disclaimer The Manufacturer Parrot S.A. and its affiliates should not be held liable towards End-Users or Third Parties for prejudice caused by misusage of the product, nor for usage that would be in violation of local traffic regulations and laws. |
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Getting Started |
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Using Standard Features |
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Using Advanced Features |
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Technical Specifications |
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