Land Rover Discovery: Telephone system overview

For information on connecting a
Bluetooth phone or device.
Note: Some Telephone system features
will not operate unless the SD card
supplied with the vehicle is inserted
correctly into the SD card slot.
- Change device: Touch to search for a
new, or change to another paired
phone or device.
- Messages: Touch to select the
Messages inbox, or to create a new
message.
- Contacts: Touch to select the
connected phone's Contacts list. Scroll
through the list or use the alphas (A-C,
D-F etc.) to find the contact more
quickly.
- Call lists: Touch to access the
connected phone's Call lists.
- Keypad: Touch to display the keypad.
- Network signal strength icon.
- The connected phone's battery level
icon.
- Status display: Displays the number or
contact selected.
- Keypad.
- Name of the connected phone.
- The connected phone's network
provider.
- Missed calls: Indicates any missed
calls.
- New messages: Indicates that a new
message/s has been received.
- Settings: Touch to display the General
settings menu. Select PHONE, for the
following options:
- Announce incoming messages:
Turn on/off.
- Refresh phonebook: Select to
refresh the connected phone's
Phonebook.
- Touch to make or answer a call (green
button), or touch to end a call (red
button).
READ NEXT:
Press to answer an incoming call. Press
to end a call. Press and release to dial
a number/contact.
Increase the volume when in a call.
Decrease the volume when in a call.
TELEPHONE SAFETY
Swi
InControl uses smartphone and in-vehicle
mobile technology, to remotely connect
the vehicle to a number of services and
convenience features.
InControl features:
InControl Protect:
Remote Essenti
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