McLaren IRIS Manuel utilisateur

IRIS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

IRIS OVERVIEW 2

SETTINGS 9

PHONE 28

MEDIA 42

RADIO 55

APPLICATIONS 62

VOICE 65

NAVIGATION 68

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IRIS OVERVIEW

INTRODUCTION

IRIS OVERVIEWINTRODUCTION

Purpose

This document provides all the

information needed to gain the

maximum benefit from the

entertainment, phone and

systems that are accessed using

the IRIS controls and screen.

The information is divided into

chapters and sections. Each

chapter deals with a system, i.e.

Music and each section provides

information on a specific device

or feature that the user, will need

to operate.

Each chapter is listed on the

contents page, for easy access.

Please read carefully and

familiarise yourself with all the

systems before driving.

WARNING: For your

safety, ensure that you do

not become distracted from

the task of driving, through

use of any of these systems.

McLaren Automotive is

constantly updating the systems

covered within this document,

and therefore reserves the right

to change the specification

without notice at any time.

Every attempt is made to ensure

that this information is totally

accurate, however no liabilities

for inaccuracies or the resulting

consequences are accepted by

McLaren Automotive or its

Dealers, except in the case of

personal injury caused by the

negligence of these parties.

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INTRODUCTION

Other Information

The Wi-Fi trademark is owned by

the “Wi-Fi Alliance” trade

association. A manufacturer may

use the “Wi-Fi” trademark to

indicate that their certified

product belongs to a class of

wireless local area network

(WLAN) devices based on the

IEEE 802.11 standards.

The Bluetooth® word mark and

logos are owned by the

Bluetooth® SIG Inc., and any

use of such marks by McLaren

Automotive Ltd. is under licence.

Other trademarks and trade

names are those of their

respective owners.

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IRIS OVERVIEW

SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS

SYSTEM CONTROLS AND I CONS

Systems

The systems and features

available on IRIS are shown

below. Further information can

be found in the individual

chapters:

“PHONE” on page 28;

“MEDIA” on page 42;

“RADIO” on page 55;

“APPLICATIONS” on

page 62;

“VOICE” on page 65;

“NAVIGATION” on page 68;

Operation of the systems and

their features is achieved by

using a combination of the

controls located beneath the

screen and by touching icons on

the screen.

Screen brightness

Brightness of the screen is

manually controlled through the

left-hand display of the

instrument cluster, and is

automatically reduced for night

driving.

Date and Time

IRIS takes its date and time

information from the vehicle.

Settings are made through the

left hand display on the

instrument cluster.

Switching Between Systems

You can switch between

systems, i.e. from Phone to

Media, using a long press of the

Home button. For more

information, see “Controls” on

page 5.

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IRIS OVERVIEW

SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS

Controls

When the ignition is switched

On, IRIS will start up in standby

mode, displaying the time and

date.

Press the to fully start IRIS

and display the Home screen.

1. On/Off, Recent and Home.

2. Volume.

3. Screen Off.

4. Back.

5. Voice Recognition.

6. Settings.

7. Mute.

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IRIS OVERVIEW

SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS

On/Off, Recent and Home

To switch IRIS On, press

the Home button (1).

When IRIS is active, a brief

press of the button will return

you to the Home screen from

anywhere in the system.

Press and hold the Home button

for two seconds to access up to

six of the most recently used

applications.

Press and hold the Home button

for three seconds to switch IRIS

into standby mode.

Volume

Rotate the control (2) clockwise

to increase volume or anti-

clockwise to reduce the volume.

An orange horizontal bar

representing the volume setting

will appear briefly on the screen.

Use the volume control to set the

volume of the system that is

currently active. The name of the

active system will appear on the

screen.

If the Mute button (6) has been

used (See “Mute” on page 7.)

rotating the volume control in

either direction will restore the

sound.

NOTE: You can adjust any

volume source by rotating

the volume control dial. For

temporary sources of audio

(phone calls), this can be

adjusted using the dial when the

source is active.

Screen Off

Tou c h t h e l o w e r s e c t i o n o f

the screen, the icon (3)

will appear on the screen. Touch

this icon to turn the screen Off.

Touch anywhere on the screen

to turn it back On again.

Pressing buttons (1), (4), (5) or

(6) will also turn the screen back

On.

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IRIS OVERVIEW

SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS

Back

Press the Back button (4)

to return to the previous

screen. The function of this

button is contextual and will

change according to the

currently selected system and

the active feature.

Voice

Press button (5) to activate

the Voice Recognition

function. See “VOICE” on

page 65. for more details.

Settings

Press button (6) to access

the Settings menu.

The settings are contextual and

will change according to the

currently selected system and

the active feature. See

“SETTINGS” on page 9.

Mute

Press button (7) to mute all

sound from the system.

The mute symbol will be

briefly displayed on the screen.

Press again to restore the

sound. The sound can also be

restored by rotating the volume

control (2) in either direction.

Home Screen Icons

1. Phone.

2. Media.

3. Radio.

4. Navigation.

5. Applications.

6. Voice.

Touch the icon representing the

feature that you wish to access.

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SYSTEM CONTROLS AND ICONS

Status Bar

A number of icons will appear at

the top of the screen, when

certain systems are in operation

or features are active.

Phone signal strength

indicator.

GPS signal strength indicator.

Wi-Fi signal strength

indicator.

Media/phone system

synchronising.

Radio active.

Tunein radio active.

iPod connected to USB

socket.

iPhone connected to USB

socket.

Media device connected to

auxiliary socket.

Media device connected to

USB socket.

Bluetooth® On. The icon will

turn blue when a device is

connected via Bluetooth®.

Media device connected via

Bluetooth®.

The following icons will be

displayed in combination with

the connected media device and

integrated media system icons to

indicate their status:

Media playing.

Media paused.

Media muted.

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SETTINGS

INTRODUCTION

SETTINGSINTRODUCTION

Functions

Press the Settings button

to display the Settings

menu:

Tou c h t h e i c o n f o r t h e s e t t i n g s

you wish to access.

“Wireless & Networks” on

page 10;

“Meridian” on page 21;

“Volume Settings” on

page 23;

“Language & Keyboard” on

page 25;

“Advanced Settings” on

page 26;

“Display Off” on page 26.

“About” on page 27.

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SETTINGS

ADJUSTMENTS

Wireless & Networks

The Wireless & Networks

settings screen has the following

menu selections:

“Wi-Fi Settings” on page 11;

“Bluetooth Settings” on

page 12;

“Mobile Data Networks” on

page 17;

“Portable Hotspot” on

page 19.

Touch the WIF I m e n u i c o n t o

turn Wi-Fi On and Off.

The WIFI SETTINGS screen

allows you to turn Wi-Fi On and

Off and connect to available

networks, see “Wi-Fi Settings”

on page 11.

The BLUETOOTH SETTINGS

screen allows you to turn

Bluetooth®On and Off and pair

mobile devices with IRIS, see

“Bluetooth Settings” on page 12.

The MOBILE DATA

NETWORKS screen displays the

settings available to access data

networks using a USB or

Bluetooth®device, see “Mobile

Data Networks” on page 17.

The PORTABLE HOTSPOT

screen allows you to configure or

connect to a portable Wi-Fi

hotspot, see “Portable Hotspot”

on page 19.

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