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Compatibility to Cellphones
 FISCON
Bluetooth handsfree kits supports an extensive number of cellphones. No matter
if you have Apple iPhone, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, LG, Motorola, Blackberry,
Sagem, Siemens, i-Mate, PalmOne or another of the supported brands, the compatibility
list reads like a who's who of top cellphones models. Additionally, less well-known
phones which are used primarily in the B2B sector are supported.
 FISCON
uses the Parrot Bluetooth chipset CK5050+, well known for a distinguished compatibility
to cellphones. It is not just a simple Bluetooth chip like it is integrated
e.g. into a notebook or simple handsfree products. Due to the high class architecture
and firmware of the market leader Parrot the system supports more than 1000
different cellphone models with numerous subfunctions. This is essential for
such a profound integration into your vehicle.
The firmware of a FISCON handsfree is to be continuously adapted to new cellphones.
In just a few minutes you can update the firmware
with a notebook using a Bluetooth connection. It is not required to remove the
interface from the car. Updates allow you to use your FISCON handsfree also
with the next generations of mobile phones.
The usage of the functions of a FISCON Bluetooth handsfree is partial dependent
on the capabilities of the cellphone.
Compatibility List - Hardware
I - Version 3.12
Compatibility
List - Hardware II - Version 3.247
Important Note to Compatibility List:
The list contains cellphones which are officially certified. Beyond this
there are many other compatible phones like the iPhone 4 which are known
to be compatible in general but the validation process has not been completed,
yet. If your phone is not listed it does not mean that it does not work.
As a customer of our FISCON-Mobile shop you can ask our support
for further informations if available.
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Information on A2DP:
A2DP is a producer overlapping technique which allows to send stereo audio
signals via Bluetooth to a playback device. Frequently the feature works
together with AVRCP to remote control the player. In practice, this means
that MP3 files which are stored on a cellphone can be streamed via Bluetooth
to the sound system of the vehicle. The control of the MP3 player integrated
in the cellphone takes place with the buttons of the vehicle. Furthermore
it is possible to play commands of a phone integrated navigation system
on the car soundsystem.
It is required that the cellphone supports A2DP for this function to be
used.
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Information on Phonebook Synchronization:
The records of the phonebook can be shown and chosen on the display of
the navigation and/or the FIS screen. This eases setting up a call considerably,
but the cellphone must support supplying data to enable this function.
Depending on their capabilities the cellphones can transfer the data of
the SIM card, of their own phonebook or for both of them.
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Information on Call Lists:
Lists of missed, incomming and connected calls are stored in the cellphone.
A FISCON handsfree kit can upload and display this data on the navigation
and/or the FIS screen. This makes it easy to return missed calls without
handling the cellphone. Some cellphones show the calling list records
since they were connected to the FISCON handsfree. Most cellphones are
also able to show old calling list records.
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