Hello gabireka,
I had forgotten about sending an e-mail requesting installation
instructions for your carphone. Then today I received a .doc file from
dtran@lge.com. I opened the file and copied/pasted it here. Of course
the drawings did not copy in a text file, but this is all the written
instructions. I would be glad to send you the entire .doc file that I
received, if you can give me some way to send it to you.
VX1/VX10
Installed Hands-Free Car Kit
Model SGHN0003101
Installation & Operation Guide
Table of Contents
Summary Pg 1
Section 1 Installation
Wiring Diagram Pg 1
Installation Position Diagram Pg 1
Cradle Installation Pg 2
Speaker Installation Pg 3
Microphone Installation Pg 3
Cable Connection Pg 3
Section 2 Operation
Connecting the Handset Pg 4
Hands-Free/Privacy Mode Pg 5
Ignition Sensing Pg 5
Charging the Battery Pg 5
Volume Controls Pg 5
Section 3 Frequently Asked Questions
Technical Notes Pg 7
Warranty Pg 8
LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY
LG InfoComm U.S.A., Inc. ("LGIC") will repair or replace this product
within one (1) year from the date of proof of purchase, on a timely
basis if, due to defective parts or workmanship, it does not perform
as specified. This warranty covers only repair or replacement of the
product itself, at the sole discretion of LGIC. It does not cover
charges for labor and/or installation of the product. This warranty is
extended to the original purchaser only and shall be non-transferable.
In no event does this warranty extend to an instance where the product
is damaged in use for which it was not intended, or for misuse, abuse,
mishandling, removal and/or reinstallation, or by neglect, accident or
tampering. In no event will LGIC be liable for damages under any
express or implied warranty, warranty of merchantability, or on any
other basis in excess of the purchase price. Additionally, this
warranty shall not cover products sold AS IS or WITH ALL FAULTS, or
consumables (such as batteries), and shall only be valid in the United
States. Some states do not permit the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages. Therefore, the above limitation
or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty is in lieu of any
other warranty, express or implied, or any other legal right including
any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Any representations or promises inconsistent or in addition to this
warranty are unauthorized and shall not be binding to LGIC.
How to Buy Accessories
LG mobile phones and accessories can be purchased via our web site at:
www.lgmobilephones.com or by visiting your local wireless retailer.
Section 1: Installation
The SGHN0003101 is a Hands-free Car Kit (HFK) for the LG VX1/VX10
wireless phone. It should not be used with other phones. The
SGHN0003101 provides the following functions:
· Hands-free speakerphone operation.
· Phone battery charging utilizing the vehicles’ power source (10.5
-16VDC)
<Component & Wiring Diagram>
1. Installation Position
To improve audio performance and reduce echo effects it is recommended
that the microphone and speaker be installed with the maximum amount
of separation possible.
Recommended installation positions are provided in Figure 2 below.
<Installation Position Diagram>
2. Cradle Installation
Select an appropriate flat surface where the unit will not interfere
with the driver’s ability to operate the vehicle or degrade the
passenger’s comfort. The driver/user should be able to access the
phone with ease.
Cradle mounting brackets are not included!
Please refer to the installing party for mounting bracket options.
Section 3: Technical Notes:
a) At the beginning of a call, the user may experience an echo for 10
~ 30 seconds until the DSP in the HFK adjusts to the new call
environment and cancels the echo.
b) A sudden noise may trigger the DSP to reduce the speaker volume.
c) The power cable uses 2 fuses:
The fuse on the red wire (3.15A) is for the battery power lead.
The fuse on the yellow wire (1A) is for the ignition sensing lead.
d) When in a hands-free call, if both parties speak at the same time
the landside party may experience an echo of their own voice.
This page intentionally left blank3. Speaker Installation
Select an appropriate flat surface under the dash on the passenger
side (solid enough to withstand the vibration of the speaker) and
mount the speaker bracket with the two self-tapping screws provided.
Attach the speaker firmly to the bracket using the two finger screws
and rubber washers provided (Fig.6). Connect the speaker cable to the
speaker connector and hide the rest of the speaker cable from view.
4. Microphone Installation
Locate the microphone to or near the sun visor (driver’s side), by
using the provided double-sided tape.
Important!
To maximize sound quality, the microphone should be installed within
20 inches of the user.
To minimize echo effects it is important to maintain a distance of 4
feet between the microphone and speaker.
5. Cable Connection
· Power, Ignition and Ground cable leads:
Connect the red wire to the vehicle battery positive terminal
Connect the black wire to the vehicle chassis.
Connect the yellow wire to the vehicle ignition terminal (the ignition
source should maintain power through the vehicle start cycle).
· The green wire is used for Radio Mute. Additional parts may be
required. Please refer to the vehicle user manual, or qualified
installing party.
· Antenna cable connection:
Connect the antenna extension cable connector from the cradle to the
external antenna connector. (Antenna is not provided).
Important!
Make sure the antenna leads are securely connected.
Make sure the phone antenna is retracted before placing the handset
into the cradle.
The HFK’s sound quality is directly related to the quality of the
external antenna.
Section 2: Operation
1. Connecting the Handset to the HFK:
a) Remove the rubber connector covers from the antenna connector on
the rear of the phone and from the IO connect at the base of the
phone.
b) Connect the coiled cord interface connector to the base of the
phone (Fig.7).
c) After connecting the coiled cord interface connector to the phone,
slide the phone into the cradle until the latch is secured over the
antenna. (Fig.8).
If the installation was completed successfully, the green LED will
light when the vehicle ignition is turned on. The phone is now in the
hands-free stand-by mode and is ready for use.
2. Releasing the Handset from the HFK: To release the phone from the
cradle, slide the latch to the left. 3. Hands-Free/Privacy Mode:
When the phone is in the cradle, the green LED indicates that the
phone is in the hands-free mode.
In the hands-free mode the user speaks into the microphone and the
other party’s voice is heard from the speaker.
If the phone is removed from the cradle, it will operate in the
privacy mode and the LED will change to red.
The user may switch between the two modes during a call without losing
the connection.
4. Ignition Sensing:
The hands-free kit ignition sensing will control the phone power
state. When the ignition is turned off the phone will power off.
If the user is in a call and the ignition is turned off the hands-free
kit will remain powered until the call is completed and will then
automatically switch off.
5. Charging the Battery:
While the phone is connected to the hands-free kit the phone battery
will be charged regardless of the ignition state.
6. Volume Controls:
While the phone is attached to the HFK and inserted into the cradle
the volume up/down keys located on the side of the phone may be used
to increase or decrease the hands-free speaker volume.
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