Dear Customer

Congratulations on your purchase!

Your new Cellmate hands free car kit when used as described will give dependable service in your
vehicle for hands free conversation. We have taken care in quality control to ensure that your product arrives in top condition and will perform to your satisfaction. In the rare event that your hands
free car kit contains a damaged or missing item, fails to perform as specified or you have an
installation problem, please contact us by phone on 0800 23 5562 or email: info@cellmate.co.nz
Cellmate will advise you on installation, or help troubleshoot a problem. If your product needs
warranty service, we will help you obtain the remedy under our guarantee policy.

SAFETY FIRST
We advise you to thoroughly read and understand all the instructions in this manual before using
the hands free car kit while operating a motor vehicle.
Check and understand the laws regarding use of a cell phone and car kits while driving.
When using your cell phone with this unit in a vehicle, the unit must be secured at all times.
Your car kit must never be mounted of stored over airbag areas, as serious injury
may result when the airbag deploys.
If you use the car kit while driving, remain focused on driving and drive in a responsible
and safe manner.
When you are in an area where cell phone use is prohibited, switch your cell phone and bluetooth
car kit to OFF mode. Areas where this applies include hospitals and fueling stations.
When refueling always switch off your cell phone and Bluetooth car kit first. Do not use near any
fuel, gas or chemicals.
When pairing to another device read and follow all instructions and safety guidelines provided by
the manufacturer of the device. Do not pair with incompatible devices.
The Bluetooth car kit is not a toy. Keep away from children. Small parts may be a choking
hazard.
All wireless devices are susceptible to interference or may cause interference, which could affect
Usability.

Contents
Congratulations: Page 1
Safety Notice: Page 1
Contents: Page 1
Specifications: Page 2
Getting Started, Attaching the car kit: Page 2
Main Controls and Functions Illustration: Page 3
Powering the car kit: Page 3
Main Controls and function descriptions: Page 4
Pairing your car kit and cell phone: Page 4
Adding contacts to your car kit: Page 5
Using the controls: Page 5
Using the controls - continued: Page 6
Troubleshooting: Page 6
Troubleshooting continued: Page 7
Care and maintenance: Page 7
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Specifications: Cellmate RVM100

Bluetooth Version: 2.0
Bluetooth Profile Supported: Headset and Hands-Free Profile
Frequency: ISM 2.4GHz Spectrum
Car Charger: input voltage: DC 12V - 24V
Dimensions: 293mm(L) x 95mm(W) x 42mm(H)
Net Weight: 372grams
Operating temperature range: 0C- +50C
Storage temperature: -10C- +60C
Your Cellmate car kit is compliant with, and adopts Bluetooth specification 2.0.
Compatibility between the car kit and other Bluetooth enabled devices is not guaranteed and depends on the devices used. Check the details of your cell phone to verify compatibility.
Please read and follow the Bluetooth instructions in your cell phone manual prior to using the car
Kit.

Getting Started
Attaching the car kit
Remove the car kit mirror from protective packaging and hold up towards your car rear view mirror
with the clips on the back of the car kit facing the rear view mirror. Its generally easiest to hold the
car kit with thumbs underneath and fingers to the side.

1 Place the spring loaded

bottom clips of the car kit
underneath the cars existing
rear-view mirror (Fig1).

2 Lift up the car kit to extend the

Bottom clips, then tilt the car kit
towards the existing rearview
mirror (Fig2).

3 When the top clips are above

the top of the rear-view mirror
release the spring pressure and
the clips will close around the
existing mirror (Fig3).

Make sure the back of the car kit is seated firmly against the front of the existing rear view mirror.

When the car kit is held in place by the clips on the existing rear-view mirror, adjust the mirror for
optimum rear vision in your normal driving position. To remove the car kit from the mirror reverse
the above steps.
CAUTION : take care to lift the top clips above the top level of the mirror before removing the car
kit. Do not force the clips. Damage will occur to the rubber mountings if the unit is forced away
from the mirror without clearance.

Main Controls and Functions

Powering the car kit

The Cellmate RVM100 is powered by a re-chargeable, replaceable Li-ion battery. Optimum performance is achieved after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles. A rechargeable Li-ion
battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times before it will wear out. When the operating time is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new battery.
In normal recharging mode, route the power cable from the vehicle's power port to the car kit making sure the cable does not interfere with safe operation of the vehicle, or cause any risk to the
vehicle's passengers.
Connecting the recharge cable
Insert the small round plug of the DC adaptor into the jack on left underside of car kit marked DC
IN. Insert the USB end into the DC adaptor and plug into the vehicle's 12V DC power port. Route
the cable safely.
Solar Recharging
This unit can also be recharged using a solar accessory, in the usb inlet on top of the mirror.
A red LED will light in the multi-function button when the battery is low. The red Led will disappear
when charged. LO appears on the LCM display when battery needs recharging.
Turn On the car kit by sliding the on/off switch to the left. The device will light up the caller ID display and you will hear a start up tone with the multi-function button turning blue.
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Controls and Functions

Your car kit is equipped with the following buttons, switches and functions:

On / Off Switch: Turns the device ON & OFF. To conserve battery power when not in use, turn the car kit OFF.
Multifunction Button: This button performs the following functions: Answer a Call, End a Call, Voice Dial, Last Number Redial, Reject a Call, Call Waiting, Bluetooth reconnect. Emits blue light in normal bluetooth operation.

Up / Down Buttons: These buttons access your cell phones call received log.
Volume Switch: This controls the volume of both the internal Speaker and the Earpiece when in use. Adjust your cell
phone volume settings to adjust the volume further.

Earpiece: Used for privacy during a call. Once in use the internal Speaker and Car Speaker are muted. Use the ON\OFF
switch to turn the earpiece ON for private conversation and OFF for power saving.

Microphone: The car kit is equipped with an internal Full Duplex System Microphone, located front center.
Speaker: The car kit has a powerful inbuilt speaker located on the rear right.
FM Frequency Button: Use this button to select FM Frequencies to transmit to your car stereo.
Mode Switch: Switch the car kit to either the internal speaker or the car speakers via the FM tuner.
Caller ID: Caller ID supports up to 12 digits with English name, displays both incoming calls and device status messages.
Status LEDS These indicate the bluetooth car kit's status on calls, battery and charging status.
5VDC Input Input socket for recharging cable located on bottom left of car kit.
USB port: This port is for software upgrades and solar accessory input. Do not connect to your 12 volt adapter.

Pairing your car kit and cell phone

Prior to using your bluetooth car kit for the first time you must pair it with a bluetooth enabled cell
phone. The pairing procedure depends on the model of cell phone. Please refer to the user manual of your cell phone for specific details on bluetooth connectivity.
The usual pairing sequence is as follows:
1 Turn on your bluetooth car kit, and in "Stand-By mode the blue LED will blink every 5 seconds.
2 Activate the bluetooth function of your cell phone. Refer to the cell phone's User Guide for instructions on bluetooth if necessary.
3 Search for bluetooth devices with your cell phone. A list of enabled devices within range of the
cell phone will be shown.
4 Select "HF88B2 " from available devices on the cell phone.
5 When prompted, enter the pass code 0000 to confirm the pairing process. PAIRED will be displayed on the LCM display.
6 Pairing is now complete, and the blue LED will be lit.
7 For some cell phones connection is automatic. If your cell phone offers a further menu to connect to the device, select yes.
You are now paired, connected and ready to talk hands free.
NOTE: If the battery of either the cell phone and/or the Bluetooth car kit is weak, you may lose
the bluetooth connection. Maintain battery power to ensure good bluetooth connectivity.

Uploading Contacts
To upload contacts or name cards to the car kit you should be disconnected from the cell phone. If
you are connected, bluetooth busy will appear in the menu. If your cell phone bluetooth connection is automatic, you can delete the device from your cell phone. Sending the contact will retrigger
the pairing process.
1 Turn your car kit on.
2 Turn your cell phone on and select send name card or menu/ telephone book / phone number.
To send all contacts in your cell phone, select All Contacts
3 Choose sending by bluetooth.
4 On the devices found menu select "HF88B2 "
5 If prompted, enter 0000 for the password
6 The contact(s) or name card(s) will be sent to your car kit which will confirm the addition by
displaying the name. On receiving a call, the name and number will be displayed for 3 seconds
followed by the name only for the duration of the call.
To Delete all numbers from your car kit, press the "TALK" button for eight seconds
The LCD display will confirm deletion by displaying "Delete All".
NOTE: The longest telephone number that can be stored in the car kit is 12 numbers. Up to 200
phone numbers can be stored.

Apple iphone users

The iphone at the time of writing does not have an option to send contacts. It is possible to work
around this by synchronising your iphone contacts with a wireless computer from which you send
your contacts via bluetooth to the device.

Using the Bluetooth car kit

Once the Bluetooth car kit is paired with a Bluetooth enabled cell phone, you are ready to make
and receive calls. The blue LED will be on and CAR is present on the LCM display if in car mode.
Dialing from your Cell Phone:
While pared with your bluetooth car kit, you can still make and receive calls directly from your
cell phone.
Volume Control:
Use the Volume control knob to adjust the volume for both the Internal Speaker and the Earpiece.
DO NOT set to the maximum volume when using the Earpiece. Further volume control is achieved
by turning the call volume on your cell phone up or down.
To Answer a Call:
When there is an Incoming Call you will either hear your cell phone's Ring Tone or a standard ring
tone through the bluetooth car kit speaker, The LCM display shows either the number of the calling person or CALL. Press the Multi-Function button once. (You can also accept the call on your
cell phone in the normal way if necessary).
To End a Call:
Press the Multi-Function Button once. (You can end the call on your cell phone in the normal
way if necessary).
To Reject a Call:
To reject an incoming call press the Multi-Function Button twice quickly. The blue LED is ON or
blinking and the LCM display will show [REJECT I].

Last Number Redial:

To redial the last dialed number, press the Multi-Function Button twice quickly. The LCM display
shows [REDIRL].
Voice Dialling:
NOTE: only works with cell phones equipped with voice dialing and recorded voice tags.
To make a voice dialed call press the multi-function button once. The LCM display shows
[VOICEDIRL].
Say the Voice Tag clearly as recorded and the call will be made.
Call Waiting:
When a call is active and a second call comes through, a call alert will be heard (usually a few
beeps). Press and Hold the Multi-Function Button. The LCM Display shows the phone number of
the incoming call. The first call will be on hold and you can talk to the second caller. To switch between the 2 calls, press and hold the Multi-Function Button. To terminate one of the two calls select the caller and press the Multi-Function Button once only.
NOTE: Only use this function while stationery. Do not use this function while driving.
Car Speaker Mode:
You can use the car kit's internal speaker, or you can use your car's FM radio receiver speakers to
listen to your phone calls.
1 Use the speaker Mode Switch to choose Car Speaker mode. The car kit will transmit the audio
via FM on one of 6 preset frequencies which are: 88.1; 94.3; 97.7; 102.5; 106.1; 106.9
2 Press the FM button on the toip of the car kit to change the channel and then set the car's FM
receiver to the corresponding frequency. Save as a preset on the car radio.
Earpiece Mode:
To begin a conversation with the Earpiece:
1 Remove the earpiece from the unit.
2 Turn it ON, (the red LED will come on).
3 Place the earpiece speaker in your ear. The LCM display shows [EAR].
To switch conversation between the earpiece to Car Speaker or Internal Speaker Mode, replace
the earpiece into its unit. The LCM display shows [CAR].
Turn the Earpiece OFF to save battery power, when it is not in use.

Troubleshooting
If you are unable to connect the bluetooth car kit to your cell phone please try the following:
Please refer to your cell phone user guide for specific instructions on pairing.
Ensure the bluetooth car kit is switched ON.
Ensure both your bluetooth car kit and cell phone has enough battery power to pair successfully.
Ensure the device is within a maximum of 10 meters of the mobile phone and there are no
obstructions such as walls of other electronic devices in between.
If pairing operations fail:
1 Delete the item from the paired list on your cell phone.
2 Reset both the cell phone and the bluetooth car kit device by powering them off and back on.
3 Re-pair the two devices.
4 Turn off the cell phone and remove the battery from it for approximately five seconds.
5 Repeat the pairing process. (Note: in some instances, removing the cell phone battery clears up
bugs in the cell phone software that can hinder correct pairing).
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Troubleshooting- continued
If you have connected the bluetooth car kit to your cell phone, but do not hear anything:
Switch Speaker Mode either to the devices Internal Speaker, or Car Speaker mode.
Ensure the volume control on the car kit is sufficiently high.
Check the call volume on your cell phone.
Ensure that the earpiece is seated properly into the bluetooth car kit.
Check the signal strength indicator on your cell phone, as you may be outside the service area.
Your current location may not provide good call quality. Move to a location where radio signal
strength is greater with less interference.
Magnetized objects placed near the bluetooth car kit or near your mobile phone may terminate
the call. Keep devices away from such objects.
If the Caller ID does not show properly:
The car kit supports 12 digit Caller ID. For longer phone numbers, the Caller ID will show the latter
part of the number. Some telecom service providers do not support Caller ID, especially international calls. In this case, the Caller ID will not show on your device.

Care and Maintenance

Turn your bluetooth car kit off when not in use to extend battery life.
Do not expose your device to liquid, moisture or high humidity as it is not waterproof.
Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents to clean the device.
Do not expose the device to extremely high or low temperatures.
Do not dispose of the device, or its battery pack in a fire as it will result in a explosion.
Do not disassemble the device as it does not contain serviceable components.
If you do not use the car kit for long periods, store it in a cool, dry place, free from extreme
temperatures, dust or dirt.