Land Rover Defender: Mobile Phone - Description

MOBILE PHONE SYSTEM

The mobile phone system uses:

• IGM / ICCM
• FCDIM
• Microphone
• Left steering wheel switch
• AAM
• Bluetooth/WiFi antenna.

The mobile phone system has a number of features:

• Conference calling.
• Usability and information online with mobile phones.
• Sort numbers from a range of popular choices, for example, contacts and recent calls.
• Settings to personalize mobile phone handling.
• Home screen integration, for example, missed call, text messages.
• Direct access to voice mail.
• Short Message Service (SMS) (if equipped) (see owners handbook or Land Rover phone compatibility website for details).
• SMS messages shall be read out as an audio message.

FRONT INFOTAINMENT CONTROL MODULE

NOTES:

• RHD vehicle is shown, LHD vehicle is similar.
• Vehicle with 5 doors is shown, vehicle with 3 doors is similar.

The IGM / ICCM is located below the front row seat - Left.

The IGM / ICCM is connected to the FCDIM with an Automotive Pixel Link2 (APIX2) connection. The IGM / ICCM is also connected to the AAM with a BroadR-Reach ethernet connection.

The IGM / ICCM supports the Bluetooth mobile phone functionality and audio streaming. Bluetooth mobile phone software is located within the IGM / ICCM. The software within the IGM / ICCM processes the Bluetooth wireless signals from the users Bluetooth mobile phone. The software allows audio output, voice input and data display on the FCDIM.

A Bluetooth/WiFi antenna is located behind the center of the instrument panel. The Bluetooth antenna is connected directly to the IGM / ICCM.

NOTE: The Bluetooth/WiFi antenna functions as a Bluetooth or WiFi antenna depending upon system usage at the time.

BLUETOOTH SYSTEM

Bluetooth wireless technology allows electronic devices to communicate wirelessly through a short-range Radio Frequency (RF) network. Bluetooth wireless technology can simultaneously handle data and voice transmissions.

The purpose is to allow the vehicle Bluetooth mobile phone system to provide hands-free operation of the users Bluetooth mobile phone.

The Bluetooth system supports:

• Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
• Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
• Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
• Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP)
• Message Access Profile (MAP).

Up to 2 mobile phones or a media device can be connected simultaneously for different uses. When 2 mobile phones are connected, both can be used for the mobile phone system. Only 1 can be used for the media system at any time.

Only 1 can be used while in a call at any time, when using the vehicle mobile phone system.

MICROPHONE

The directional type microphones are located in the headliner. The purpose is to make sure that the microphones are directed towards the driver and the passengers.

The microphones are connected to the AAM for hands-free telephony and voice control systems. The audio is then passed to the IGM / ICCM which passes the audio to the mobile phone through the Bluetooth. The AAM has an integrated noise suppression and echo cancellation system for hands-free mobile phone use.

LEFT STEERING WHEEL SWITCH

NOTES:

• Some variation in the illustrations may occur, but the essential information is always correct.
• RHD vehicle is shown, LHD vehicle is similar.

1. Volume control switch
2. Voice control switch
3. 'O' switch ( IPC menu control)
4. Mobile phone operation switch
5. Favourites switch

The left steering wheel switch is located on the left of the steering wheel. The switches are capacitive touch switches which apply a different voltage to the left steering wheel switch in response to different switches being pressed. The left steering wheel switch sends the Local Interconnect Network (LIN) messages to the IGM / ICCM through the Steering Wheel Module (SWM).

NOTE: The selections with the left steering wheel switch control are displayed in the IPC message center.

The left steering wheel switch comprises:

• Volume control switch
  • Volume increase or decrease for any audio source.
• Mobile phone operation switch
• 'O' switch
• Voice control switch
• Favourites switch.

The mobile phone operation switch controls the following functions:

• While being notified of an incoming call.
  • Press to answer or end an incoming call.
  • Long press to decline an incoming call.
• While a call is active.
  • End the active call.
• While not in a call and not in 'Recents' view.
  • Shortcut to 'Recents' screen. Second press to dial the most recent item in the 'Recents' list.

The favourites switch is a configurable button, which can be configured for short press and long press actions (2 separate actions). The controls for the mobile phone system and the media system are:

• Mute phone
• Play/pause
• Redial
• Voice mail
• Place call on hold.

WIRELESS DEVICE CHARGER (IF EQUIPPED)

NOTES:

• RHD vehicle is shown, LHD vehicle is similar.
• Vehicle with 5 doors is shown, vehicle with 3 doors is similar.

The wireless device charger is located in the center of the floor console.

The wireless device charger has the following connections:

• A High Speed (HS) Controller Area Network (CAN) body systems bus connection.
• A power supply and 2 ground connections.
• A connection for the signal compensator.

The wireless device charger receives a power supply from the Passenger Junction Box (PJB). The power supply is available in Power Mode 4 (accessory (vehicle unlocked and Smart Key present) ) and above.

The wireless device charger is connected to the HS CAN body systems bus for diagnostic checks and communication messages.

During a Passive Entry Passive Start (PEPS) system scan the wireless device charger turns OFF to prevent interference.

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