Hopefully this will help you. The 2003 Jag S-Type came withcellular pre-wire, but I'm not 100% certain that's bluetooth. This info is forS Types with Bluetooth.The code is 1313.
This is copied from Jaguar's Quick Reference Guide for Bluetooth Phone Systems:
The Jaguar Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System... Designed for you and yourJaguar
Motorola andJaguar worked closely together to bring the
latest communications innovation to our vehicles.
Bluetooth is a technology that allows for seamless communications betweendifferent electronic devices - such as a cell phone and automobile - withoutthe use of wires. Bluetooth enabled devices are able to "talk" by using astandard protocol that ensures seamless interoperability between all Bluetoothdevices.
When equipped with a Bluetooth Phone System your car is
able to provide hands-free cellphone operation when connected to a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone.There is no need for wires or cradles to dock the phone; and you don't evenneed to hold a cell phone while talking. Simply put, an individual enters avehicle with a paired Bluetooth phone in his or her pocket, purse or briefcaseand the phone automatically connects to the vehicle system - from there, allcalls are routed through the audio system.
The Jaguar Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System provides convenient hands-freecontrol of a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone. You can access all telephone systemfunctions using both the audio panel buttons and the steering wheel switches.
Wireless connection
Once a Bluetooth phone is paired with the system, the vehicle will look forthis phone every time the ignitionswitch is turned on. The system and phone will connect if theyare within range of each other- regardless if the phone is concealed in yourpocket or purse.
Navigation System
On vehicles fitted with the JaguarNavigation System, the audio panel buttons are replaced bytouchscreen controls. Hands-free operation of the phone using the steeringwheel switches is retained.
For more information on Navigation touch-screen controls, please see the JaguarBluetooth In-car Telephone Handbook.
Voice Activation System
Integration with the Voice Activation System enables you to activate the mainfunctions of the telephone system by speaking to it.
Voice commands are picked up by the same overhead microphone that is used toconduct a call. To learn more about the Voice Activation System, refer to theJaguarVoice Handbook.
Vehicles with touch-screen
Follow these steps to pair your phone with the vehicle:
1. Switch the vehicle's ignition ON (position II).
2. Press the Phone mode button, to the left of the touch-screen.
3. Using the touch-screen keypad, enter the code '##3#*#', then press theSend/End button to the bottom right of the touch-screen.
4. The message 'Discover Me' will be displayed, to confirm that the system isready to pair with a mobile phone.
5. Switch on your mobile phone's Bluetooth connection,
using the phone's menu. (See your phone's manual for more information).
6. Select 'search for other Bluetooth devices' or 'Audio Accessories' from yourmobile phone's menu.
7. Select 'Jaguar' in your phone's paired device list, in order to connect tothe vehicle's Bluetooth system.
8. Enter the Passkeyon your mobile phone (the Passkey is 1313).
9. Under certain circumstances, the message 'No BT Phone' may be displayedbriefly.
10. After a short delay, the message 'Phone Connected' will confirm that thephone and vehicle are paired. Once a mobile phone is paired with the vehicle,the vehicle will look for this specific phone everytime the ignition isswitched ON.
Vehicles without touch-screen
Follow these steps to pair your phone with the vehicle:
1. Switch the vehicle's ignition ON (position II).
2. Press the Phone mode button on the audio panel. 'SIG' will be displayed.
3. Using the audio panel keypad, enter the code '##3#*#' and press the Send/Endbutton. 'SIG*' will be displayed.
4. Switch on your mobile phone's Bluetooth connection,
using the phone's menu. (See your phone's manual for more information).
5. Select 'search for other Bluetooth devices' or 'Audio Accessories' from yourmobile phone's menu.
6. Select 'Jaguar' in your phone's paired device list, in order to connect tothe vehicle's Bluetooth system.
7. Enter the Passkey on your mobile phone (the Passkey is 1313). 'SIG' will bedisplayed initially.
8. Once the vehicle and phone are paired, 'SIG*' will appear on the audiopanel. Once a mobile phone is paired with the vehicle, the vehicle will lookfor this specific phone every time the ignition is switched ON.
Note: Once a mobile phone is paired with the vehicle, 'SIG*' will be displayedinitially when the ignition is switched ON. If the phone is not detected withintwo minutes, the audio system will exit Phone mode and revert to its previousaudio
mode. If an incorrect Passkey is entered, your mobile
phone should prompt you to enter the correct Passkey.
Pairing other phones
Only one mobile phone can be paired with the vehicle at a time.
Once paired, the vehicle will look for the same phone each time the ignition isswitched ON (position II): you do not need to manually pair the phone with thevehicle every time you switch the ignition ON.
The Bluetooth function of your mobile phone must be switched on when theignition is switched ON in order for it to pair with the vehicle automatically.
If a different Bluetooth mobile phone is to be used with the vehicle, it mustbe paired manually, as described previously. This phone will then become the'default' phone, which the system will look for each time the ignition isswitched ON.
Disconnecting a phone
To disconnect a mobile phone from the system:
1. Press the Phone mode button on the audio panel or touch-screen.
2. Enter '##3#*#' on the keypad, and press the Send/End button.
A mobile phone can also be disconnected via the mobile phone's keypad. Refer toyour phone's manual for more details.
Making a Hands-free Call
Dial a hands-free call:
1. Press the Phone mode button on the audio panel.
2. The PHONE message is displayed for two seconds followed by SIG.
3. Dial the phone number on the Phone Keypad.
4. To erase the last digit, press and release the Clear button. To clear alldigits entered, press and hold the Clear button.
Connect the call:
1. Press the Send/End button on the audio panel.
2. The LCD panel will display the message CALLING, then SIG.
End the call:
1. Press the Answer/End button on the steering wheel.
2. The system returns to the previous audio mode.
Receiving a Hands-free Call
Answer an incoming call:
1. Press the Answer/End button on the steering wheel, or press the Send/Endbutton on the audio panel.
2. Begin speaking without letting go of the steering wheel.
End the call:
1. Press the Answer/End button on the steering wheel or press the Send/Endbutton on the audio panel.
2. Once the call has ended the radio will automatically leave Phone mode aftersix seconds.
Turbo/Speed Dialing
1. Press the Phone mode button on the audio panel.
2. On the Phone Keypad, press and hold the required speed dialing memorylocation number 1 to 9.
3. Begin speaking once the call is connected.
4. Press the Answer/End button on the steering wheel to end the call.
Last Number Redial
1. Press and hold the Select button on the steering wheel.
2. Press and hold the MR button.
3. To connect the call, press the Answer/End button on the steering wheel.
4. End the call by pressing the Answer/End button on the steering wheel.
The steering wheel gives you hands-free access to common telephone functions.Switches located on the left-hand side of the steering wheel allow you toanswer or end calls and adjust speaker volume (when in Phone mode). When usingthe steering wheel switches, the audio panel LCD screen
guides your selections.
XJ/S-TYPE
1. Press the Answer/End button to receive or make a hands-free call.
2. Press the top or bottom buttons to increase or decrease speaker volume.
3. Press and hold the Select button for two seconds to select Phone mode.Simply press the button again and release it to exit Phone mode and return tothe previous Audio mode.
4. When in Phone mode, press the upper or lower part of the side control tosearch up or down through the numbers
stored in the phonebook memory.
Jaguar parts dept can supply this very easy, contact the parts dept, they have manuals for what each car needs
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