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Using the Jensen BTM15 Bluetooth Add-On Device

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Using the Jensen BTM15 Bluetooth Add-On Device

Installation Instructions 

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

NOTE: When using a BTM15 with a Jensen voice control head unit, the 3.5mm male connector must be connected to the microphone input on the back of the head unit.

  1. Before using Bluetooth functions, you must connect the BTM15 to the BT BUS cable on the back of your BTM15 compatible head unit.
  2. Attach the BTM15 to your vehicle's sun visor using the clip on the back of the BTM15.

Pairing your Phone to the BTM15

UV10, VM9214, VM9224, VM9213, VM9223, VM9313, VM9413, VM9423, VM9314, VM9324, VM9414, VM9424 and VM8514 Head Units

  1. Press the SRC button to access the Source Menu.
  2. Select the Bluetooth source (BT).
  3. Press the Bluetooth Connect Icon ( ) to begin the pairing process.
  4. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and search for new devices.
  5. Select your head unit model number from the device list.
  6. The password for pairing is "1234". During the pairing process, the head unit model number appears on your mobile phone.

For all other compatible head units, please see the Owner's Manual that came with your radio for pairing instructions.

Operation

Bluetooth operation is dependent upon your compatible head unit and remote control. Operation specific to the BTM15 is listed below:

  • To answer an incoming call, press the TALK button on the BTM15.
  • To end a call, press the TALK button.

Using your BTM15 with a Jensen voice controlled head unit: There are two microphones built into the BTM15; one microphone is for Bluetooth and the second is designed to be used in conjunction with the PTT (Push To Talk) button found on the Jensen voice control head units. When using the BTM15, the microphone that was included with your voice control head unit is no longer needed and can be removed. The "Talk" button is for Bluetooth only, not voice control.

As with all Bluetooth devices, some features are limited by the mobile phone's compatibility. Please refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your head unit for additional Bluetooth Operating Instructions and instructions specific to voice control operations.

 

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