USER MANUAL - iO Talk & iO Play

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gLOssARY >> A2DP – This is the term for the ability to stream music from a phone or other portable device. >> AT - This is used for Phonebook syncronisation when PBAP is not supported on the handset >> AVRCP – This is the term used for the ability to control audio streaming from a device connected to the iO PLAY2 Module. >> CONNECTED - This is when a device has an active current connection to iO PLAY2 >> HFP - Handsfree Profile. The method of audio communication used between iO PLAY2 & a connected handset whilst on a call >> OLED – Organic Light Emitting Diode. This is the type of display used in iO PLAY2. >> PAIRED - This is when a device has authenticated with iO PLAY2. This does not mean its ‘CONNECTED’ >> PBAP - Phonebook Access Profile. This is a means of syncronising the Phonebook contacts stored on a device with iO PLAY2. >> TTS - Text to Speech. This function allows vocal commands to be read out to the user. 48
sPeCIFICATIOns system Voltage range 9 – 15V, under/over voltage protected Current draw 7Amps max, fused in main harness Operating temp range -10 to +55 Degrees Vehicle interface Dedicated harness with ISO connectors Bluetooth Spec 2.1+EDR Range: 10mtrs Major profiles Handsfree, A2DP, PBAB, AVRCP Chipset CSR BC5MM, inc DSP, 16bit CPU, Flash / Static memory Audio Power Amp Class ‘D’ Power Max 45W x 4 RMS 22.5W x 4 Heatsink Internal aluminium, for extended full power use display Technology High contrast OLED Pixels 128*32 Fonts Proportional, multi height Rotary Controller Rotary encoder 360degree, continuous rotation Illumination 2 colour LED Environment sensor Optical, auto brightness control Processor Embedded 8bit 49
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