ACCESSORIES

Description 5570

AUDIO SYSTEM

There are four different levels of acoustic system available on the vehicle:

- standard car radio (with CD / MP3 player);

- Hi-Fi sound system (with 6 speakers and a subwoofer);

- INTERSCOPE Hi-Fi sound system (with 6 speakers, subwoofer and multi-channel amplifier);

- aftermarket radio preparation.

There is also the possibility of a telematic system with Bluetooth radio telephone function and Mediaplayer.

Lastly it is possible to prepare the system for the connection of an aftermarket navigation system.

General specifications of the standard system

The system comprises of 6 speakers as illustrated in the diagram:

1 - Radio

2 - Front door midwoofer speakers

3 - Tweeter front speakers

4 - Midwoofer rear speakers

5 - Aerial

Front speakers

These are 165 mm diameter 40W mid-woofer speakers located in the front doors.

They are designed for the reproduction of medium-low frequencies. The (water resistant) technology used for these components allows them to withstand possible sprays of water inside the door without being damaged.

Front tweeters

These are 30W tweeter speakers located next to the door opening handle and are designed to reproduce higher frequencies.

Rear speakers

These are 130 mm diameter 40W full-range speakers located in the rear side panels (3 door version) or in the rear door (5 door version) capable of reproducing the entire audio frequency spectrum.

Water resistant technology has been adopted for these components as well.

Aerial

The monofunction (radio only) aerial support, located on the roof of the vehicle at the rear is the "separate supply" type because it has two connecting bridges (coaxial radio signal transmission cable and power supply line).

The monofunction aerial stem is 36 cm long.

The support is marked by a coloured seal to which the stem of the aerial is tightened with a flag of the same colour to prevent different types from being fitted.

The coaxial cable has an extension included in the vehicle rear and dashboard wiring which reaches the radio itself.

In the case of the Bluetooth hands-free option, the aerial is the Phantom Power type.

It has only one connecting bridge for the radio aerial (a coaxial cable for the power supply and transmission of the radio signal).

The mounting with a separate power supply is illustrated in the diagrams;

1 - coaxial cable

2 - power supply

General specifications of the hi-fi sound system with subwoofer

This system is composed of 6 speakers and a sub-woofer box containing a power amplifier as illustrated in the diagram:

1 - Radio

2 - Front door midwoofer speakers

3 - Tweeter front speakers

4 - Midwoofer rear speakers

5 - Sub-woofer box

6 - Aerial

Front speakers

They are 165 mm diameter 40W mid-woofer speakers located in the front doors.

They are designed for the reproduction of medium-low frequencies. The (water resistant) technology used for these components allows them to withstand possible sprays of water inside the door without being damaged.

Front tweeters

These are 30W tweeter speakers located next to the door opening handle and are designed to reproduce higher frequencies.

Rear speakers

These are 130 mm diameter 40W full-range speakers located in the rear side panels (3 door version) or in the rear door (5 door version) capable of reproducing the entire audio frequency spectrum.

Water resistant technology has been adopted for these components as well.

Subwoofer box

The 6-7 litre (approx.) volume bass-reflex type sub-woofer box contains a 130 mm diameter 100W speaker for the reproduction of low frequencies.

This box is located in the luggage compartment, right wheel arch side.

A mono-channel audio power amplifier located in the subwoofer box drives the subwoofer; a protective fuse (F) protects the power supply to the amplifier.

F = protective fuse

C = electrical connection

Aerial

The aerial mounting and the aerial are the same as in the standard version.

Interscope hi-fi sound system

The Interscope audio system is characterised by an aggressive sound specifically aimed to please young people.

The system is composed of 6 speakers, a power amplifier and a subwoofer box for deep bass.

Front speakers

These are 165 mm diameter mid-woofer speakers, with a polypropylene membrane for clean mid-range frequencies and precise bass; the power is 30 Wrms.

There are positioned in the front doors.

Front tweeters

These are Tweeters with neodymium magnets and treated silk membranes for crystaline treble; the power is 20 Wrms.

They are positioned next to the door latch.

Rear speakers

These are 130 mm diameter full-range speakers, with copper rings for acoustics without distortion; the power is 30 Wrms.

They are positioned in the rear side panels (3-door version) or in the rear door (5-door version).

Subwoofer

The subwoofer speaker is amplified with 2 channels (2 x 25 Wrms) with a double coil speaker for deep and powerful bass frequencies.

This box is located in the luggage compartment, right wheel arch side.

A mono-channel audio power amplifier located in the subwoofer box drives the subwoofer; a protective fuse (F) protects the power supply to the amplifier.

Amplifier

This is a 4 channel (4 x 30 Wrms) amplifier that optimises the sound to suit the vehicle shape and gives perfect sound spatiality.

It is located under the dashboard, passenger side.

AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS PIN OUT

Connector A

Connector B

Car radio preparation trim level

The vehicle can be fitted, on request, with a simple AFTERMARKET preparation, (opt. 082) that includes the same speakers and connections as the standard version, but does NOT include the car radio which can be fitted in the aftermarket.

The radio installed in the aftermarket is therefore not a CAN network node through which information is exchanged with the Body Computer and with the other electronic units.

Two connections are supplied: one (connector A of P20) with the following standard ISO pin out:

The second connection (connector B of P20) for connection with the speakers is the same as the standard version.

Speakers

These are the same as the standard version.

Aerial

The monofunction aerial support, located on the roof of the vehicle at the rear is the "separate supply" type because it has two connecting bridges, one for the power supply and one for the transmission of the radio signal.

The monofunction aerial stem is 36 cm long.

The support is marked by a coloured seal to which the stem of the aerial is tightened with a flag of the same colour to prevent different types from being fitted.

The coaxial cable has an extension included in the vehicle rear and dashboard wiring which reaches the radio itself.

Navigator preparation trim level

The vehicle may be fitted, on request, with NAVIGATOR preparation which includes the same speakers and connections for the installation in the aftermarket of a navigator with maps.

The navigator installed in the aftermarket is therefore not a CAN network node through which information is exchanged with the Body Computer and with the other electronic units.

Two connections are supplied: one (connector A of P20) with the following pin out, specifically for a commercial navigator with maps.

The second connection (connector B of P20) for connection with the speakers is the same as the standard version.

Speakers

These are the same as the standard version.

Aerial

The bifunction aerial support (radio and GPS), located on the roof of the vehicle at the rear, is the "separate supply" type because it has two connecting bridges, one for the power supply and one for the transmission of the radio signal.

The support is marked by a coloured seal to which the stem of the aerial is tightened with a flag of the same colour to prevent different types from being fitted.

The coaxial cable has an extension included in the vehicle rear and dashboard wiring which reaches the radio itself.

CAR RADIO - UNTIL JANUARY 2006

The Radio Receiver Node (RRN) is in a DIN housing, usually located in the middle of the dashboard.

There are two versions: Radio CD, and Radio CD/MP3.

Both have a front section that is tinted or painted.

All versions are prepared for connection with the low speed CAN interface at the B-CAN to allow dialogue with the other system nodes. The following is transferred via this interface:

- Anti-theft code;

- On control (for switching off logic);

- Speed dependent volume;

- Lighting control;

- Remote controls from the steering wheel, where fitted;

- Repetition of radio information at control panel;

Specifications

General specifications

- Music audio power: 4x30W

- 7 band graphic equalizer

- 2IC digital tuner with SHARX function

- Large dimension alphanumerical display (20 characters for RDS functions + control symbol)

- Easy to manage menu for the adjustment of the radio settings and any external interfaces (CD-Changer, telephone)

- Mute function by pressing the volume control briefly

- Soft mute, during radio source/station changing operations

- Volume adjustment according to the vehicle speed (selected using the menu)

- Radio switching off timer adjustment (immediately or 20 minutes after the key off)

- Phantom-Power aerial power supply

- Remote control from the steering wheel (opt.)

- Possibility of interface with external Blaupunkt CD-Changer via ASCI-BUS line

- Possibility of connecting hands-free kit for mobile phone

- Hi-fi system active check, where fitted

Radio specifications (radio cd and radio cd/mp3)

- High selectivity digital tuning (2IC) with SHARX function (digital selection with dynamically variable broad band)

- FM multipath detector

- Possibility of selecting HICUT function (High-Cut: dynamic reduction of high sounds on the basis of the RF signal)

- Autostore (automatic memorizing of radio stations with best signal)

- RDS (Radio Data System) with EON, AF (alternative frequencies), TA, TP, PTY and REG function (that can be selected by the user)

- Automatic and manual search for stations

- Possibility of adjusting Local/Distance for automatic frequency search

- Possibility of programming:

. 18 FM stations (6 of which can be memorized through autostore).

. 6 MW stations

. 6 LW stations

. 6 PTY programme type stations (FM only)

- 2 scan modes (short listen to a station and automatic transfer to the next):

- Scanning the frequency band used

- Scanning programmed stations.

Cd specifications

- Motorized loading and ejection

- Pause

- Select previous/next track

- FF/F-REW

- TPM function (Track Program Memory) for 30 CDs with 40 tracks each

- Track scan function

- Mix function (random reproduction)

- Track repeat function

- CD Naming (8 characters for 30 CDs)

- CD display (display of the name of the disc/track time elapsed)

- Reading of printed audio CDs, CD-R and CD-RW

Mp3 cd specifications

- Motorized loading and ejection

- MP3-Info function (ID3-TAG)

- Select previous (next) track

- Up/down track selection

- Pause

- FF/F-REW

- Track scan function

- Mix function (random reproduction of tracks in a file/on the entire disc)

- Repeat function (of a single track or a single file)

- MP3 Display (file, ID3-TAG information, track time elapsed, name of the file)

- Reading of printed audio or information CDs, CD-R and CD-RW.

Audio specifications

- Bass

- Treble

- Balance

- Fader

- Loudness

- 7 band graphic equalizer

- User (personalized user equalization)

- Audio input for Blaupunkt CD-CHANGER (only in aftermarket).

Blaupunkt 10 disc cd changer specifications

- Motorized loading and ejection

- CD selection (up & down)

- Track selection (up & down)

- Pause

- FF/F-REW

- Scan function

- Track repeat function

- CD repeat function

- Mix function (CD - magazine)

- TPM function (Track Program Memory)

- CD Naming (8 characters for 30 CDs).

Radio controls

All the functions that can be activated are described in the table below:

GENERAL FUNCTIONS

RADIO FUNCTIONS

CD FUNCTIONS

Car radio (from february 2006)

The Radio Receiver Node is in a DIN housing, located in the middle of the dashboard.

The radio is prepared for connection with the low speed CAN interface at the B-CAN to allow dialogue with the other system nodes. The following is transferred via this interface:

- Anti-theft code;

- On control (for switching off logic);

- Speed dependent volume;

- Lighting control;

- Remote controls from the steering wheel, where fitted;

- Media Player connection, where fitted;

- Repetition of radio information on control panel, where fitted;

General specifications

- Music audio power: 4x30W;

- integrated alphanumerical display

- Easy to manage menu for the adjustment of the radio settings and any external interfaces (CD-Changer, telephone)

- Mute function

- Volume adjustment according to the vehicle speed (selected using the menu);

- Radio switching off timer adjustment (immediately or 20 minutes after the key off);

- Phantom-Power aerial power supply;

- Remote control from the steering wheel (where fitted);

- Possibility of interface with external Blaupunkt CD-Changer via ASCI-BUS line;

- Possibility of connecting hands-free kit for mobile phone;

- Hi-fi system active check, where fitted.

Radio specifications

- Traffic information reception (TA);

- Automatic memorisation of 6 stations in the dedicated FM band - FMT (AS - Autostore);

Mp3 / cd specifications

- Play/Pause;

- Select previous/next track;

- FF/F-REW;

- Select previous/next folder.

Audio specifications

- Loudness function;

- Calibrated equalization;

- Customisable equalization;

- Mute function

- Speed dependent volume control (SVC);

Radio controls

All the functions that can be activated are described in the table below:

Anti-theft code

The radio is installed in production and is connected to the CAN in order to establish communication with the Body Computer memorizing an anti-theft code known as an Exchange Code.

At each subsequent Key On (and even if the battery is disconnected), an automatic authentication procedure is repeated: the words "CAN CHECK" appear in the radio display: if the Exchange Code check is positive, the system begins to operate. If the codes compared are not the same, a message appears on the display asking the user to enter a manual code (Master Code - 4-figure code from 1111 to 6666) that is shown on the radio code card.

The Master Code is pre-programmed in production and is different for each radio. It is also different from the Exchange Code.

Entering the secret code

When the radio is switched on, if there is a code request, the word "CODE" will appear on the display for about 2 seconds followed by four dashes "----".

The secret code is made up of four digits between 1 and 6, each corresponding to one of the dashes.

To enter the first digit of the code, press the button corresponding to the pre-selection stations (from 1 to 6). Enter the other digits of the code in the same way.

If the four figures are not entered within 20 seconds, the display again shows the message "CODE" for 2 seconds and then the four dashes "----". This is not considered as incorrect entering of the code.

After entering the fourth digit (within 20 seconds), the car radio will start to work.

If an incorrect code is entered, the radio will give out an acoustic warning, the word "CODE" will appear on the display for 2 seconds and then four dashes "----" to indicate that the user needs to enter the correct code.

After three attempts the radio considers the last code as "incorrect"; each time the user enters an incorrect code, the waiting time increases gradually (1 min, 2 min, 4 min, 8 min, 16 min, 30 min, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, 16h, 24h) to a maximum of 24 hours. The waiting time is shown on the display with the words "RADIO BLOCKED, WAIT".

After the writing has disappeared it is possible to start the procedure of entering the code again.

Code card

This document certifies ownership of the car radio. The Code Card shows the radio model, serial number and secret code.

The manual Master Code input procedure is necessary only if: replacing the Body Computer for a radio already used on another vehicle with a CAN.

A "new" radio (never previously fitted on other vehicles) can be fitted following an automatic authentication procedure without manually entering the Master Code.

Operation at key off

The following function can be selected using the radio setup menu:

- if the radio is on at the time of the Key off, it is automatically switched off after 20 minutes (or another period that can be selected using the Menu); it is, however, possible to keep it on for another 20 minutes by pressing the ON button again.

The following can be selected in the setup menu under the item "- - - I G N I T I O N - T I M E R - - -".

"- - O F F - A F T E R - 0 0 - M I N - -"

"- - O F F - A F T E R - 20 - M I N - -"

Connectors

Rear view:

A - Supply connector

B - Speaker output connector

C - Auxiliary functions connector

D - Aerial connection

E - 10 A fuse

Connector pin out

Connector A:

Connector B:

Connector C/D/E:

CONTROLS ON THE STEERING WHEEL

The controls for the main functions of the radio are duplicated on the steering wheel for greater ease.

All the functions that can be activated are described in the table below:

BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE SYSTEM

The hands-free system for Bluetooth mobile phones - incorporated in the vehicle dashboard - makes it possible to use a mobile phone in the vehicle, with protection of security and functionality for the end user.

The C1 version control unit includes the following modules:

- Bluetooth receiver

- voice recognition integrated module including microphone

- Text to Speech integrated module

- USB interface for Media Player

The alphanumerical display used for text messages is the one for the control panel.

See descriptions 5560 INSTRUMENTS

An example of a screen is illustrated.

The control unit is then connected to the controls on the steering (in addition to the radio control buttons there are 2 specific buttons for this function).

Connection with bluetooth telephone

The system is connected to a mobile phone with a Bluetooth interface and hands-free profile.

The mobile phone - control unit connection takes place via the 2.4 GHz Bluetooth radio channel: for this reason the device is installed in a position that makes direct visibility of the vehicle passenger compartment easy.

The first connection between the mobile phone and the device (pairing procedure) is regulated by a password; the user connects by keying in the password into their own mobile phone in the menu for Bluetooth connections.

It is possible to memorize up to 5 users who are connected automatically at subsequent keys on without manual intervention on behalf of the actual user.

In each case, only one mobile phone can be connected to the control unit via Bluetooth.

The operation of the control unit is linked to the availability of the user''s mobile phone for Bluetooth hands-free profiles, in particular:

- the Bluetooth system comes on independently at the Key on and starts the search for Bluetooth (mobile) devices to connect with immediately.

- the equipment switches off independently at the Key off releasing any Bluetooth connection that may be activated: there is a delay of 30 seconds (provisional figure) to suppress accidental switching off of the engine (in traffic, at traffic lights, etc.).

- if a phonecall is in progress, the conversation is kept activated (except for the display in the control panel) even after the car is switched off; the control unit and the radio finally switch off at the end of the conversation.

List of compatible mobile phones

The current hands-free system with Bluetooth technology is compatible with all mobile phones that support Bluetooth 1.1 and a 1.0 hands-free profile (refer to the Bluetooth connection specifications in the mobile phone user manual).

As a result of the different possible software versions available on the market for different models of mobile phone, some additional functions (e.g.: second call management, call transfer from hands-free system to mobile phone and vice versa, etc.) may not correspond exactly to the description in the mobile phone user manual.

In any case, the possibility of carrying out a hands-free conversation will not be compromised.

The table below contains the mobile phones that, at the time this manual is published, have undergone a thorough check on operation with the current Bluetooth hands-free system:

Operating procedures

Incoming call:

- when a signal of an incoming call reaches the phone: the radio is turned to mute, the ringing of the mobile phone is produced through the speakers and the number/name of the caller (if available) is shown on the instrument panel display

- at this point the user can accept or reject the call

- during the conversation the user listens to the other person on the radio audio system and speaks via the microphone

- when the conversation is over the radio returns to its status prior to the call (volume, mode, etc.)

When a conversation is in progress, the user can carry out the following operations:

- alter the volume of the conversation using the radio Vol + and Vol - buttons. The level set can be reset at the end of the conversation: the next one will be at the radio default volume.

- move the conversation in progress from the Bluetooth control unit to the mobile phone on (and vice versa) to speak in private (local privacy)

- momentarily interrupt the conversation with the remote user (keeping them on hold) to talk privately with any passenger in the vehicle without being overheard by the user on the line (remote privacy)

- answer another incoming call (during the presence of a CWN signal) and move from one conversation to another

- reject another incoming call (in the presence of a CWN signal).

The last 2 functions in the list are linked to the presence on the GSM network, the user profile and the mobile phone of the necessary specifications and authorizations to manage 2 calls simultaneously.

Outgoing call

The user can make a call in 4 ways

- using their own mobile phone keypad

- using the list of recent calls

- using their own mobile phone list

- dictating the number they wish to call.

Media player

From February 2006 the Media Player function will be available, in other words listening to MP3 / WMA files on the radio through the system.

The oddments compartment contains a USB connector in which the customer can insert their own USB Pen with music files.

The function is mainly managed through voice commands.

System components

The main components of the C1 version system with Bluetooth mobile phone management are:

• Bluetooth electronic control unit
• microphone
• steering wheel controls
• USB socket for Media Player

1 - electronic control unit

2 - microphone

3 - controls on the steering wheel

4 - USB socket - Media Player

Control unit connections

The control unit is connected via the B-CAN to the radio node and the Body Computer which, in turn, is connected to the controls on the steering wheel.

Each piece of equipment responds to its own commands depending on the button activated and the operating mode activated at the time (in this case the Bluetooth control unit prevents the radio from carrying out commands from the CAN when the hands-free function is activated).

Bluetooth control unit pin out

- USB socket USB used for updating the system.

- connector A

Service operations for the system

Fault diagnosis

The control unit is connected via the B-CAN to the radio node and the Body Computer; therefore the diagnostic activities are carried out, in the same way as for all the other CAN "nodes", via the special diagnostic socket and the Examiner equipment.

Do not use the external USB socket (1 in diagram) used for the Media Player function, but the specific one built into the control unit (2 in diagram).

The following operations can be carried out using this method:

- language change for voice messages;

- software update.

USB pen: The USB "pen" to be used should have the following specifications: USB standard version 1.0, 1.1 or 2.0 with minimum memory of 256 MB, compatible with "WINDOWS XP" or "WINDOWS 2000".

Whilst this "pen" is being used for the above mentioned operations, it will be "formatted" and therefore all data stored in it previously will be lost !

Languages

The following languages are available, both for the text strings displayed (menu) and for voice recognition and text to speech messages:

• French
• English
• German
• Italian
• European Spanish
• Dutch
• European Portuguese
• Polish

As far as the messages shown on the display are concerned, the languge selected is the one set for the control panel

See descriptions 5560 INSTRUMENTS

As far as the voice recognition and text to speech messages are concerned, the language should be set separately using the Examiner diagnostic equipment, inserting a USB "pen" in the special control unit socket.

Proceed following the instructions below.

Software update

Similarly, any control unit software updates should be entered using the Examiner diagnostic equipment with a USB "pen" to be inserted in the special control unit socket.

Proceed following the instructions below

Never disconnect the battery terminals during the software updating or language updating procedure.

Control unit replacement

The battery terminals must be disconnected before removing the old control unit.

The telephone list downloaded onto the Bluetooth control unit is only saved to the RAM which means that if the battery is disconnected all phone lists downloaded up to that time will be immediately lost. Later on the Bluetooth control unit will reload the actual list.

Order a new control unit from the Parts Dept. who will send a pristine component. once fitted; the initial default data must be transferred to it by carrying out the "PROXI ALIGNMENT" procedure using the Examiner.

Once a new control unit is installed it is necessary to:

- update the software;

- check and, if necessary, set the voice message language correctly;

- carry out the pairing operation for the telephones to be connected.

Op. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - R.R.

Operations using the examiner

To carry out the language change operations for voice messages and software updating, a special operating system must be temporarily installed on the Examiner, using the special "WINDOWS MOBILE FOR AUTOMATIVE EXAMINER CD" CD-ROM supplied together with the traditional Examiner software updates.

In addition, as already pointed out, a USB "pen" is required for transferring the data to the system control unit.

The pen should have the following specifications: USB standard version 1.0, 1.1 or 2.0 with minimum memory of 256 MB, compatible with "WINDOWS XP" or "WINDOWS 2000".

Whilst this "pen" is being used for the above mentioned operations, it will be "formatted" and therefore all data stored in it previously will be lost !

Never disconnect the vehicle battery terminals during any of the operations indicated

Always follow the sequence described below (for all of the operations):

- switch on the Examiner following the traditional operating methods

- insert the "WINDOWS MOBILE FOR AUTOMOTIVE EXAMINER CD"

- switch off the Examiner

- insert the USB "pen" in the special port at the back of the Examiner

Warning: the "pen" is NOT "recognized" if it is inserted with the Examiner on.

- restart the Examiner.

At this point the Examiner will work temporarily with the special operating system and it is capable of transferring the data necessary for the following operations to the USB pen:

- individual language setting

- multi language setting

- software update

Only one of these three operations can be carried out at a time; in order to carry out two operations on the same system (e.g. language change and software update) the instructions illustrated previously must be repeated twice separately.

- follow the instructions until the pen preparation operations are completed (the Examiner will advise you)

- remove the USB "pen"

- extract the WINDOWS CD

- switch off the Examiner

ALTERNATIVELY, THESE OPERATIONS CAN BE CARRIED OUT USING A PERSONAL COMPUTER, OPERATING "WINDOWS XP"

- take the USB "pen" to the vehicle

- with the ignition OFF, insert the USB "pen" in the special Bluetooth control unit port

- turn the ignition key ON

At this point the control unit will carry out the operation requested (language change or software update):

- at the end a display message in the control panel will advise that the operation is over

- check that the operation has been successful (e.g. check the voice message language by giving an instruction).

Never disconnect the vehicle battery terminals during any of the operations indicated

Warnings on the use of the system software

This system contains software under licence from Fiat Auto S.p.A. in accordance with a licensing contract. Any removal, reproduction, reverse engineering or other unauthorized use of the software for this system in violation of the licensing contract is strictly prohibited. For more details, consult the owner''s handbook

* Microsoft is a registered make of the Microsoft Corporation.

* Sony is a registered make of the Sony Corporation.

* Ericsson is a registered make of Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson.

* Motorola is a registered make of Motorola, Inc.

* Nokia is a registered make of the Nokia Corporation

* Siemens is a registered make of Siemens AG.

* Orange is a registered make of Orange Personal Communications Services Limited

* Audiovox is a registered make of the Audiovox Corporation.

* Bluetooth is a registered make of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.