RL V6-3.5L (2007)
You need to have the cell phone in Discovery Mode to allow other devices with Bluetooth capabilities (such as the HFL system) to find the phone
during the pairing process.
Downloaded Ringtones
A client gets these ringtones from an outside source, such as the internet or a mobile phone store.
HFL BACK button
Use this button on the steering wheel to end a call or return to a previous prompt in the HFL menu. Pressing the button twice or holding it down
returns you to the HFL main menu.
HFL TALK button
Use this button on the steering wheel to give commands. Press the button before a voice command is given.
Hard Reset
Hard resets clear the saved settings in the cell phone and restores it to the factory defaults. A hard reset should be done only as a last resort.
Linking
This is when your paired phone is actively ready to use the HFL system. You can pair up to six phones to the HFL system, but only one phone can be
linked at a time. If two paired phones are in the vehicle, only the phone that is linked can use the HFL system and functions. The second phone must
be used as a normal handset.
Pairing
A description for linking two Bluetooth devices together. In this case, you are linking a cell phone with the HFL system. After the pairing process is
complete, the devices are able to recognize each other and communicate wirelessly via Bluetooth.
Soft Reset
This helps to restore the basic functions of the phone. To do a soft reset, turn the phone power off, remove and reinsert the cell phone battery, then
turn the phone back on.
Software Version
This refers to the software version loaded in the cell phone. The software version that was tested and determined to be compatible with the HFL
system may be listed on the HFL web site. Not all software versions are compatible with the HFL system.
Standard Ringtone
These ringtones come factory-installed on the cell phone.
