Fitting Bluetooth for Phone

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Three different phone modules were fitted during the lifetime of the X-Type.

1. Early models were fitted with a GSM PHONE module (1X43-10D893-?? metal case with a SIM socket on the side, and labelled as CS-GSM-PHONE). This type of module is NOT compatible with the Bluetooth upgrade.
2. The second type of module was the PSE Phone Module (2W93-19K350-??, metal case, labelled as CM-NAP2K-PHONE) and this is the one this Bluetooth upgrade project refers to.
3. The third type of module in later X-Types (7W93-10D893-AB, black plastic case, labelled as BPM) has connections for Bluetooth antennas and incorporates Blueooth functionality.

Whilst the third option offers some slightly better features (the ability to pair multiple handsets) it also requires some additional hardware in regards to antennas/aerials which are not needed when using the second module.

If all you want is to pair your phone and have handsfree voice calls through your X-Type then this project is for you. If you want to pair multiple handsets to your system, then the later 'Black Box' phone module is what you need. However, please be aware that neither solution will give you Bluetooth audio streaming over your X-Type stereo. The implementation of Bluetooth only supports HFP (Hands-Free Protocol), whereas for audio streaming they would need to support A2DP. Remember, this technology was developed for the X-Type back in 2001-2003 when smartphones were in their infancy and not quite so smart.

Requirements:

• X-Type phone loom (1X43-19A442-GAA, or similar)
• PSE Phone Module (2W93-19K350-AC or AD)<
• BTUM (2W93-14B409-?? or 3W83-14B409-??)
• External Microphone (if Jaguar Voice not already fitted)
• D2B Fibre Optic link lead (if phone module was not already fitted)

Whilst the BTUM is normally mounted under the centre console, and some X-Types were "pre-wired" for phone, it does require additional work to get access to by removing the centre console. It is acceptable to keep the BTUM in the boot, fixed to the carpet lining behind the rear seat and ignoring any pre-installed phone cabling.. Two plugs do need to be plugged in under the passenger side rear seat cushion.

If you have the correct PSE Phone Module (CM-NAP2K-PHONE) already installed and working, then you can simply plug in and fit the BTUM under the centre console. The cabling should be compatible without need for any modifications.

Compare the pins in the phone loom with the table below.

Only one pin will need to be moved from the 10-pin connector when converting a GSM harness to work with the BTUM. Pin 4 needs to move to Pin 1.

Six pins need to be moved around in the PSE connector, see table below:

Pairing:

Put the system into ‘discovery mode’ by selecting ##3#*# send

On phone, select ‘Jaguar’ and enter the pin 1313

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