Jaguar XJ (2008 year). Service manual - part 79

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Vehicles without touch-screen

Follow these steps to pair your phone 
with the vehicle:
• Switch the vehicle’s ignition ON 

(position II).

• Press the 

 button on the audio 

panel.

• Ensure that no phone is currently 

connected to the car.

• SIG**** will be displayed followed by 

SIG*****.

• Switch on your mobile phone’s 

Bluetooth connection, using the 
phone’s menu. (Refer to the manual 
for of your specific phone).

• Select search for other Bluetooth 

devices or Audio Accessories from 
your mobile phone’s menu.

• Select Jaguar in your phone’s paired 

device list, in order to connect to the 
vehicle’s Bluetooth system.

• Enter the Passkey on your mobile 

phone (the Passkey is 1313). SIG will 
be displayed initially.

• Once the vehicle and phone are 

paired, SIG * will appear on the audio 
panel.

Note: If your mobile phone supports 

the signal strength feature, the 
Bluetooth signal strength (or number 
of *s) will be displayed.

Once a mobile phone is paired with the 
vehicle, SIG will be displayed initially 
when the ignition is switched ON. SIG* 
will then be displayed, once the phone is 
detected.

If the phone is not detected within two 
minutes (after switching ON the ignition), 
the audio system will exit phone mode 
and revert to its previous audio mode.

Note: 

•

Once a mobile phone is paired with 
the vehicle, SIG* (or if the mobile 
phone supports the signal strength 
feature, the signal strength according 
to the phone) will be displayed initially 
when the ignition is switched ON. If no 
phone is detected, the message 
SIG**** or ***** will confirm that no 
phone is connected.

•

If an incorrect Passkey is entered, your 
mobile phone should prompt you to 
enter the correct Passkey.

Once a mobile phone is paired with the 
vehicle, the vehicle will look for this 
specific phone every time the ignition is 
switched ON, followed by the previously 
four paired phones.

Pairing other phones

Five mobile phones can be paired with the 
vehicle at a time. Once paired, the vehicle 
will look for the same phone each time the 
ignition is switched ON (position II): you 
do not need to manually pair the phone 
with the vehicle every time you switch the 
ignition ON.

The Bluetooth function of your mobile 
phone must be switched on when the 
ignition is switched ON in order for it to 
pair with the vehicle automatically.

If a different Bluetooth mobile phone is to 
be used with the vehicle, it must be paired 
manually, as described previously. This 
phone will then become the highest 
priority phone, which the system will look 
for each time the ignition is switched ON.

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Disconnecting (unpair) a phone

To disconnect a mobile phone from the 
system, use the mobile phone’s keypad. 
Refer to your phone’s manual for more 
details.

RECONNECTING A PHONE

Once a mobile phone has been paired 
with the vehicle, Jaguar may be shown in 
the phone’s list of Bluetooth devices (see 
your mobile phone manual for more 
information). If you intend to pair your 
mobile phone to multiple vehicles, it is 
advised that you change the name of your 
car from the default (e.g. Jaguar to your 
registration number).

If you manually unpair the phone, it is 
advisable to delete Jaguar from the list of 
Bluetooth devices before pairing it with 
the vehicle again.

PAIRING STRATEGY

It is possible to pair up to five mobiles with 
the Jaguar Bluetooth telephone facility. 
When an attempt is made to add a new 
mobile phone with five phones already 
paired, the system will delete the oldest 
connected mobile phone. All associated 
phonebook records will also be deleted 
prior to pairing the new mobile phone.

CONNECTION STRATEGY

Whilst the vehicle has the capability to 
pair up to five mobile phones, only one 
phone can be connected at any one time. 
Once the ignition is switched on, the 
vehicle will attempt to connect to the 
previously connected phone. If it is not 
available, it will attempt to connect to the 
next previously connected phone. The 
system will continue to search until a 
paired phone is connected.

Note: Searching for connection to the 
mobile phone will cease once a phone has 
been detected and connected to the 
system. If a new phone is paired and 
connected to the system, this will also 
cease the search as it will become the 
most recently connected phone.

SILENT MODE

Certain mobile phones have a silent mode 
or profile, which prevents the handset 
from ringing when a call is received. 

If the mobile phone is set to silent, it will 
also prevent the vehicle phone system 
from ringing. 

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AUDIO PANEL OVERVIEW

1. ON/OFF switch and volume control.

2. Phone mode button.

3. Clear/correct telephone numbers.

4. Phone memory recall button.

5. Phone send/end calls

6. Display.

7. Phone keypad - buttons 0 to 9 (except 

where touch-screen is fitted).

8. Scroll memory location.

Audio panel control functions

The audio panel controls are described 
below.

Volume control

During a call, the phone volume can be 
adjusted with the audio panel volume 
control or the steering wheel switches.

The volume will be memorised for future 
calls (this will not alter other audio volume 
settings).

Phone mode

This button will activate the 
phone mode, ready to make a 
call. The display will indicate 

that phone mode has been selected.

This function can also be controlled from 
the steering wheel: press and hold button 
3, see page 315.

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Keypad

Press the digits to enter the required 
telephone number. Each key press will 
beep and the digits will be displayed on 
the audio panel.

The keypad can also be used in Memory 
Recall (MR), to enter a location number, 
or to scroll up/down the memory 
locations.

Clear

Press and release CLEAR to 
clear the last digit of a 
telephone number. 

Press and hold CLEAR to clear all digits 
entered.

Send/end

Press this button to dial the 
entered telephone number. It 
is also used to end a call that 
is in progress.

Memory recall

Press to access the phone 
memory location number. 
Either a memory location 

number can be entered from the keypad, 
or memory locations can be scrolled up 
and down from the keypad scroll keys.

This function can also be controlled using 
steering wheel button 4, see page 315. 
Press the upper or lower part of the 
control to seek up or down through the 
numbers in the phone memory.

Display messages

The following messages may be 
displayed:
• CALL - There is an incoming call.
• CALLING - A call is being 

established.

• EMPTY - Memory location is empty.
• LOCATION - Memory location 

number or prompt for memory 
location number.

• NO SERVICE - No cellular or 

Bluetooth service is available.

• PHONE - System entering phone 

mode.

• Please Wait - phone book 

information loading - A short delay 
will be experienced whilst information 
is transferred from your mobile phone.

• SIG - System Indicator Gauge: this 

indicates the current status of the 
Bluetooth telephone system. If your 
phone supports the signal strength 
feature, this information will be 
displayed.