Hyundai AC211DFGG, AC111DFEE, AC1C1DFEE Users Manual

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AUDIO SYSTEM ......................................................	4-2
HOW VEHICLE AUDIO W ORKS .............................	4-2
CARING FOR DISC ..................................................	4-4
SYSTEM CONTROLLERS AND FUNCTIONS
- 3.8 INCH M ONO TFT.........................................	4-16
Audio Head Unit(ForRDS m odel)..............................	4-16
Audio Head Unit(ForBluetooth equipped model)......	4-18
Audio Head Unit..............................................................	4-20
SETUP(forRDS m odel)..................................................	4-21
System Settings...............................................................	4-23
SETUP ................................................................................	4-24
RADIO (FOR RDS M ODEL):FM ,AM ...........................	4-31
RADIO :FM ,AM ..............................................................	4-33
M aking a callusing the Steering wheelrem ote
controller...........................................................................	4-38
SYSTEM CONTROLLERS AND FUNCTIONS
- 4.3 INCH COLOR TFT LCD................................	4-42
Audio Head Unit(ForRDS m odel)..............................	4-42
Audio Head Unit..............................................................	4-43
Steering-wheelm ounted controls..............................	4-44
RADIO M ODE (FOR RDS M ODEL)...............................	4-46
RADIO M ODE....................................................................	4-49
M EDIA M ODE ...................................................................	4-51
AUDIO CD M ODE .............................................................	4-52
M P3 CD M ODE.................................................................	4-55

USB M ODE.............................................	...........................	4-58
iPod® M ODE .....................................................................		4-61
AUX M ODE..............................	..........................................	4-64
M Y M USIC M ODE.......................................................	.....	4-65
Bluetooth® W ireless Technology AUDIO M ODE......		4-68
USING Bluetooth®	W ireless Technology...................	4-75
USING Bluetooth®	W ireless Technology...................	4-83
VOICE RECOGNITION ......................................................		4-87
ENDING VOICE RECOGNITION ......................................		4-88
SETUP (FOR RDS,BLUETOOTH® W IRELESS
TECHNOLOGY EQUIPPED M ODEL).............................		4-95
SETUP (forBluetooth® W ireless
Technology equipped m odel).....................................		4-102
REAR VIEW CAM ERA (if equipped)..........................		4-108

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How vehicle audio w orks

FM reception

This can be due to factors,such as AM reception the distance from the radio station,

closeness ofother strong radio stations or the presence of buildings,

bridges orotherlarge obstructions in the area.

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AM and FM radio signals are broadcastfrom transm ittertowers located around yourcity.They are intercepted by the radio antenna on yourvehicle.This signalis then processed by the radio and sent to your vehicle speakers.

W hen a strong radio signal has reached your vehicle, the precise engineering of your audio system ensures the best possible quality reproduction. However, in som e cases the signalcom ing to yourvehicle m ay notbe strong and clear.

JBM 002

AM broadcasts can be received at greater distances than FM broadcasts. This is because AM radio waves are transm itted at low frequencies.These long distance, low frequency radio waves can follow the curvature of the earth rather than travelling straight. In addition, they curve around obstructions resulting in bettersignalcoverage.

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FM radio station

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FM broadcasts are transm itted at high frequencies and do notbend to follow the earth's surface.Because of this, FM broadcasts generally begin to fade within shortdistances from the station.Also,FM signals are easily affected by buildings, m ountains,and obstructions.This can lead to undesirable orunpleasant listening conditions which m ightlead you to believe a problem exists with your radio. The following conditions are norm al and do not indicate radio trouble:

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•Fading - As your vehicle m oves away from the radio station, the signalwillweaken and sound will begin to fade.W hen this occurs, we suggestthatyou selectanother strongerstation.

•Flutter/Static -W eak FM signals or large obstructions between the transm itterand yourradio can disturb the signal causing static or fluttering noises to occur.Reducing the treble level m ay lessen this effectuntilthe disturbance clears.

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•Station Swapping -As an FM signal weakens, another m ore powerful

signal near the sam e frequency m ay begin to play.This is because yourradio is designed to lock onto the clearest signal. If this occurs, select another station with a strongersignal.

•M ulti-Path Cancellation -Radio signals being received from several directions can cause distortion or fluttering.This can be caused by a directand reflected signalfrom the sam e station,orby signals from two stations with close frequencies. If this occurs, select another station untilthe condition has passed.

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Caring fordisc

•Ifthe tem perature nside the caristoo high,open the carwindows to ventilate before using the system .

• It is illegal to copy and use M P3/W M A files withoutperm ission. Use CDs thatare created only by lawfulm eans.

•Do notapply volatile agents,such as benzene and thinner, norm al

cleaners and m agnetic sprays m ade foranalogue disc onto CDs.

•To prevent the disc surface from getting dam aged,hold CDs by the edges orthe centerhole only.

•Clean the disc surface with a piece ofsoftcloth before playback (wipe it from the center to the outside edge).

•Do notdam age the disc surface or attach pieces of sticky tape or paper.

•M ake certain only CDs are inserted into the CD player(Do notinsert m ore than one CD ata tim e).

•Keep CDsin theircasesafteruse to protectthem from scratches ordirt.

• Depending on the type of CD- R/CD-RW CDs, certain CDs m ay notoperate norm ally according to the m anufacturing com panies. In such circum stances, continued use m ay cause m alfunctions to youraudio system .

NO TICE -Playing an

Incom patible Copy

Protected Audio CD

Som ecopy protected CDs,which do notcom plywith internationalaudio CD standards (Red Book),m ay not play on your car audio.Please note that inabilities to properly play a copy protected CD m ay indicate thatthe CD isdefective,notthe CD player.

M P3 File Inform ation

•Supported Audio Form ats

		ISO 9660 Level1
	File System	ISO 9660 Level2
		Rom eo /Juliet(128 characters)
		M PEG 1 Audio Layer3
	Audio	M PEG 2 Audio Layer3
		M PEG 2.5 Audio Layer3
	Com pression
		W indows M edia Audio Ver7.X
		& 8.X

File form ats that do not com ply with the above form ats m ay notbe properly recognized orplay without properly displaying file nam es or otherinform ation.

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•SupportforCom pressed Files

1.Supported Bitrates (Kbps)

		M PEG 1	M PEG 2	M PEG 2.5	W M A
		Layer3	Layer3	Layer3	High Range
		32	8	8	48
		40	16	16	64
		48	24	24	80
	RATE(kbps)	56	32	32	96
		64	40	40	128
		80	48	48	160
		96	56	56	192
	BIT	112	64	64
		128	80	80
		160	96	96
		192	112	112
		224	128	128
		256	144	144
		320	160	160

2.Sam pling Frequencies (Hz)

M PEG 1	M PEG 2	M PEG 2.5	W M A
44100	22050	11025	32000
48000	24000	12000	44100
3000	16000	8000	48000

•For M P3/W M A com pression files, differences in sound quality will occur depending on the bitrate. (Highersound quality can be experienced with higherbitrates.)

•This device only recognizes files with M P3/W M A extensions.O ther file extensions m ay notbe properly recognized.

3.M axim um num ber of recognized folders and files

-Folder:255 folders forCD,2,000 folders forUSB

-File :999 files forCD,6,000 files forUSB

There are no lim itations to the num berofrecognized folderlevels

•Language Support

(Unicode Support)

1.English:94 characters

2.Specialcharacters and Sym bols : 986 characters

Languages otherthan Korean and English (including Chinese) are notincluded.

3.TextDisplay (Based on Unicode)

-File nam e:M axim um 64 English characters

-Folder nam e: M ax 32 English characters

Using the scrollfeature allows you to see the entire nam e offiles with nam es thatare too long to be displayed atonce.

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•Com patibility by Disc Type

1.Playing M IXED CDs: First plays the audio CD,then plays the com - pressed file(s).

2.Playing EXTRA CDs: First plays the audio CD,then plays the com - pressed file(s).

3.Playing m ultisession CDs:Plays in orderofsessions

-M IXED CD : CD type in which both M P3 and audio CD files are recognized in one disc.

-M ultisession CD CD type that includes m ore than two sessions.

Different from Extra CDs, m ultisession CDs are recorded by sessions and have no m edia lim - itation.

•Precautions upon W riting CDs

1.In allcases exceptwhen creating m ultisession discs, check the close session option before creating the disc.Though productm alfunctions willnotoccur,som e tim e m ay be required forthe device to check whetherthe session state is closed (approxim ately 25 seconds). (Additionaltim e m ay also be required depending on the num beroffolders orfiles.)

2.Changing	the	M P3/W M A		file
extensions or changing files of
other extensions to			M P3/W M A
m ay resultin productm alfunction.
3.W hen nam ing			files	with
M P3/W M A	file	extensions, write

using only Korean and English. (Languages other than Korean and English are notsupported and are displayed as blank.)

4.Unauthorized use orduplication of m usic files are prohibited by law.

5.Prolonged use of CD-R/CD-RW discs that do not satisfy related standards and/or specifications could result in product m alfunction.

6.Unauthorized use orduplication of M P3/W M A files is prohibited by law.

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Using a cellularphone ora tw o- w ay radio

W hen a cellularphone is used inside the vehicle,noise m ay be produced from the audio system .This does not m ean that som ething is wrong with the audio equipm ent.In such a case, try to operate m obile devices as far from the audio equipm entaspossible.

CAUTIO N

W hen using a com m unication system such as a cellularphone ora radio setinside the vehicle,a separate external antenna m ust be fitted.W hen a cellular phone or a radio set is used w ith an internal antenna alone, it m ay interfere w ith the vehicle's electricalsystem and adversely affect safe operation ofthe vehicle.

NOTE:

O rderofplaying files (folders):

1.Song playing order : to sequentially.

2.Folderplaying order:

Ifno song file is contained in the folder,thatfolderis notdisplayed.

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W ARNING

Do not use a cellular phone w hile driving. Stop at a safe location to use a cellularphone.

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W ARNING

• Do not stare	at the	screen
w hile driving. Staring		at the
screen for prolonged periods
of tim e could	lead to	traffic
accidents.

•Do not disassem ble, assem - ble,or m odify the audio system .Such acts could resultin accidents, fire, or electric shock.

• Using the phone w hile driving m ay lead to a lack ofattention of traffic conditions and increase the likelihood ofaccidents.

Use the phone feature after parking the vehicle.

•Heed caution notto spillw ater or introduce foreign objects into the device. Such acts could lead to sm oke,fire,or productm alfunction.

CAUTIO N

O perating the device w hile driving could lead to accidents due to a lack ofattention to external surroundings. First park the vehicle before operating the device.

•Adjustthe volum e to levels that allow the driverto hearsounds from outside of the vehicle.

Driving in a state w here external sounds cannot be heard m ay lead to accidents.

•Pay attention to the volum e setting w hen turning the device on.A sudden outputof extrem e volum e upon turning the device on could lead to hearing im pairm ent. (Adjust the volum e to a suitable levels before turning offthe device.)

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•Do notplace beverages close to the audio system .Spilling beverages m ay lead to system m alfunction.

•In case ofproductm alfunction, please contact your place of purchase or After Service center.

• Placing	the	audio system
w ithin	an	electrom agnetic

environm ent m ay result in noise interference.

•Prevent caustic solutions such as perfum e and cosm etic oil from contacting the dashboard because they m ay cause dam age or discoloration.

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NO TICE -Using the discs

•This device has been m anufactured to be com patible with software bearing the following logo m arks.

•Do not clean discs with chem ical solutions, such as record sprays, antistatic sprays,antistatic liquids, benzene,orthinners.

•Afterusing a disc,putthediscback in its originalcase to prevent disc scratches.

•H old discsby their edgesor within the center hole to preventdam ages to discsurfaces.

•Donotintroduceforeign substances into the disc insert/eject slot. Introducing foreign substances could dam agethedeviceinterior.

•Do notinserttwo discs sim ultaneously.

•W hen using CD-R/CD-RW discs, differencesin discreadingand playing tim es m ay occur depending on the disc m anufacturer,production m ethod and the recording m ethod asused by theuser.

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•Clean fingerprintsand dustoffthe disc surface (coated side) with a softcloth.

•The use of CD-R/CD-RW discs attached with labelsm ay resultin discslotjam sordifficultiesin disc rem oval. Such discs m ay also

resultin noisewhileplaying.

• Som e CD -R/CD -RW	discs m ay
not properly operate depending
on thediscm anufacturer,produc-
tion m ethod and	the record

m ethod as used by the user. If problem s persist, trying using a differentCD ascontinued usem ay resultin m alfunctions.

•The perform ance of this product m ay differ depending on the CDRW DriveSoftware.

•Copy-protected CDs such as S- type CDsm ay notfunction in the device. DATA discs cannot be played.(H owever,such discs m ay stilloperate butwilldo so abnor- m ally.)

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•Do not use abnorm ally shaped discs(8cm ,heart-shaped,octagon- shaped)assuch discscould lead to m alfunctions.

•Ifthe disc isstraddled on the disc slot without rem oval for 10 seconds, the disc will autom atically bere-inserted into thediscplayer.

•O nly genuine audio CDs are supported.O ther discs m ay resultin recognition failure (e.g.copy CD- R,CDswith labels)

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NO TICE -Using the USB device

•Connect the USB device after turning on the engine.The USB device m ay becom e dam aged ifit is already connected when the ignition is turned on.The USB devicem ay notoperateproperly if thecarignition isturned on oroff with theUSB deviceconnected.

•H eed caution to static electricity when connecting/disconnecting USB devices.

•Encoded M P3 Players willnotbe recognized when connected as an externaldevice.

•W hen connecting an externalUSB device,thedevicem ay notproperly recognize the USB is in som e states.

•O nly products form atted with byte/sectorsunder64K bytewillbe recognized.

•This device recognizes USB devicesform atted in FAT 12/16/32 file form ats.This device does not recognize files in NTFS file for- m at.

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•Som eUSB devicesm aynotbesupported dueto com patibility issues.

•Avoid contact between the USB connectorwith bodilypartsorforeign objects.

•Repeated connecting/disconnecting of USB devices within short periodsoftim em ayresultin productm alfunction.

•A strange noise m ay occur when disconnecting theUSB.

•M ake sure to connect/disconnect external USB devices with the audio powerturned off.

•The am ount of tim e required to recognizetheUSB devicem ay differ depending on the type,size or file form ats stored in the USB. Such differences in tim e are not indicationsofm alfunctions.

•The device only supports USB devicesused to play m usicfiles.

•USB im ages and videos are not supported.

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•Do notuse the USB I/F to charge batteries or USB accessories that generate heat.Such actsm ay lead toworsened perform anceordam - ageto thedevice.

•The device m ay notrecognize the USB device if separately purchased USB hubs and extension cablesarebeing used.Connectthe USB directly with the m ultim edia term inalofthevehicle.

•W hen using m ass storage USB devices with separate logical drives,only filessaved to the root drivecan beplayed.

•Files m ay notproperly operate if application program sareinstalled totheUSBs.

•The device m ay not operate nor- m ally if M P3 Players, cellular phones,digitalcam eras,or other electronic devices (USB devices not recognized as portable disk drives) are connected with the device.

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•Charging through the USB m ay notwork forsom em obiledevices.

•The device m ay notsupportnor- m aloperation when using a USB m em ory type besides (M etal CoverType)USB M em ory.

•The device m ay notsupportnor- m aloperation when using form ats

such as H DD Type, CF, or SD

M em ory.

•The device will not support files

locked by DRM (Digital Rights

M anagem ent.)

•USB m em ory sticks used by connecting an Adaptor (SD Type or CF Type)m aynotbeproperlyrecognized.

•The device m ay notoperate properly when using USB H DDs or USBs subject to connection failures caused by vehicle vibrations. (e.g.i-stick type)

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• Avoid use of USB m em ory products that can also beused askey chainsorm obilephone

accessories.Use of such products m ay cause dam age to the USB jack.

•Connecting an M P3 device or phone through various channels, such as AUX/BT or Audio/ USB m ode m ay resultin pop noises or abnorm aloperation.

NO TICE -Using the iPod® device

•iPod® isa registered tradem ark of AppleInc.

•In order to use the iPod® while operating thekeys,you m ustusea dedicated iPod® cable.(the cable that is supplied when purchasing iPod® /iPhone® products)

•If the iPod® is connected to the vehicle while itis playing,a high pitch sound could occur for approxim ately 1-2 seconds im m e- diately after connecting.If possible,connecttheiPod to thevehicle with theiPod® stopped/paused.

•DuringACC O N state,connecting the iPod® through the iPod® cable willcharge the iPod® through the caraudio system .

•W hen connecting with the iPod® cable,m akesureto fully insertthe jack to prevent com m unication interference.

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•W hen theEQ featuresofan externaldevice,such asthe iPod® ,and the audio system are both active, EQ effects could overlap and causesound deterioration and distorion.

W henever possible, turn off the EQ feature within the external device upon use by connecting with theaudio system .

•Noisem ay occurwhen an iPod® or AUX device is connected. W hen such devices are not being used, disconnectthedeviceforstorage.

•W hen the iPod® or AUX device power is connected to the power jack,playing the external device m ay resultin noise.In such cases, disconnect the power connection beforeuse.

•Skipping or im proper operation m ay occurdepending on thecharacteristics of your iPod® /Phone® device.

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•If your iPhone® is connected to both the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology and USB, the sound m ay not be properly played. In youriPhone® ,selecttheDock con-

nector or Bluetooth® W ireless Technology to change the sound output(source).

•iPod m ode cannot be operated when the iPod® cannot be recognized due to versions thatdo not supportcom m unication protocols.

•For fifth generation iPod® Nano devices,theiPod® m ay notberecognized when the battery levelis low.Please charge the iPod® for use.

•Search/play orders shown within the iPod® device m ay differ with theordersshown within theaudio system .

•IftheiPod® m alfunctionsdueto an iPod® device defect,resetthe iPod® and try again.(To learn m ore,refer toyouriPod® m anual)

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•Som eiPod® sm aynotsyncwith the System depending on its version. IftheM edia isrem oved beforethe M edia isrecognized,then the system m ay notproperly restore the previously operated m ode.(iPad® charging isnotsupported.)

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NO TICE-Using the AUX device

•Ifan externaldevice connector is connected with theAUX term inal, then AUX m odewillautom atically operate.O ncetheconnectorisdisconnected,the previousm ode will berestored.

•AUX m odecan beused only when an external audio player (cam - corder, car VCR, etc.) has been connected.

•The AUX volum e can be controlled separately from other audio m odes.

•Connectingaconnectorjack tothe AUX term inalwithoutan external

device willconvert the system to AUX m ode,butonly outputnoise. W hen an external device is not being used,also rem ove the connectorjack.

•W hen theexternaldevicepoweris connected to thepowerjack,playingtheexternaldevicem ay output noise.In such cases,disconnectthe powerconnection beforeuse.

•Fully insertthe AUX cable to the AUX jack upon use.

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NO TICE -Before using the Bluetooth® handsfree

W hatis Bluetooth® ?

•Bluetooth® refers to a short-dis- tancewirelessnetworkingtechnology which uses a 2.4G H z ~ 2.48G H z frequency to connect

variousdevices within acertain distance.

•Supported within PCs, external devices,Bluetooth® phones,PDAs, variouselectronicdevices,and auto- m otive environm ents, Bluetooth® allowsdatatobetransm ittedathigh speedswithouthaving to usea connectorcable.

•Bluetooth® H andsfree refers to a device which allows the user to conveniently m ake phone calls with Bluetooth® m obile phones through theaudio system .

•Bluetooth® Handsfreem aynotbesupported in som e m obile phones.To learn m oreaboutm obiledevicecom - patibility.

NOTICE -Precautions for safe driving

•Bluetooth® H andsfree is a feature that enables drivers to practice safe driving.Connecting the head unit with a Bluetooth® phone allows the user to conveniently m ake and receive calls and use contacts.Before using Bluetooth® , carefully read the contentsofthis user’sm anual.

•Excessive use or operations while drivingm aylead tonegligentdriving practices and result in accidents. Refrain from excessive operationswhiledriving.

•Viewing the screen for prolonged periods of tim e is dangerous and m ay lead to accidents.W hen driving,view the screen only forshort periodsoftim e.

NOTICE -W hen connecting a Bluetooth® phone

•Before connecting the head unit with the m obile phone,check to seethatthem obilephonesupports Bluetooth® features.

•Even if the phone supports Bluetooth® ,the phone willnot be found duringdevicesearchesifthe phonehasbeen setto hidden state or the Bluetooth® power isturned off.Disable the hidden state or turn on the Bluetooth® power priorto searching/connecting with theH ead unit.

•Bluetooth phone is autom atically connected when theignition on.

•Ifyou do notwantautom aticconnection with your Bluetooth® device,turn offtheBluetooth® featurewithin yourm obilephone.

•The H andsfree call volum e and quality m ay differ depending on them obilephone.

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•Park the vehicle when connecting the head unit with the m obile phone.

• Bluetooth®	connection	m ay
becom e interm ittently disconnect-
ed in som e m obile phones.Follow
thesestepsto try again.
1.W ithin the m obile phone,turn
the Bluetooth® function		off/on
and try again.

2.Turn the m obile phone power O ff/O n and try again.

3.Com pletely rem ove the m obile phone battery,reboot,and then again.

4.Reboot the Audio System and try again.

5.Delete all paired devices, pair and try again.

• H andsfreecallquality and volum e m ay differ depending on the m odelofyourm obilephone.

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SYSTEM CONTROLLERS AND FUNCTIONS

Display and settings m ay differ depending on the selected audio.

Audio Head Unit(ForRDS m odel)

Nam e			Description
			Ejects the disc.
	FM		•Changes to FM m ode.
			•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode
			changed in orderofFM 1 FM 2.
	AM		•Changes to AM m ode.
			•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode
			changed in orderofAM .

	Nam e							Description
	M EDIA					•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode is
						changed in orderofCD,USB,iPod® ,AUX,M y
						M usic m odes.
							In Setup>Display,the m edia pop up screen
							willbe displayed when [M ode Pop up]is
							turned O n .
						W hen the pop up screen is displayed,use the
							TUNE knob orkeys 1 ~ 4 to
						selectthe desired m ode.
			SEEK			•Radio M ode :Autom atically searches for
		TRACK				broadcastfrequencies.
						•CD,USB,iPod® ,M y M usic m odes :
						-Shortly press the key :M oves to nextorpre
						vious song(file)
						-Press and hold the key :Rewinds orfast-for
						wards the currentsong(file)
			PW R/			•		PowerKnob :Turns powerO n/O ffby
			VOLknob				pressing the knob
						•		Volum e Knob :Sets volum e by turning
						the knob left/right
1 ~ 6						•Radio M ode :Saves frequencies (channels)
	(Preset)					orreceives saved frequencies (channels)
						•CD,USB,iPod® ,M y M usic m ode

-1 :Repeat

-2 :Random

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Audio Head Unit(ForRDS m odel)

	Nam e				Description
	DISP				•Each tim e the button is shortly pressed,it
					sets the screen O ff Screen O n Screen O ff
					Audio operation is m aintained and only the
					screen willbe turned O ff.In the screen O ff
					state,press any key to turn the screen O n
					again.
		TA			SetTA(Traffic Announcem ent)feature O n/O ff.
	SETUP				•Shortly press the key :M oves to the Display,
					Sound,System setting m odes
	M ENU				•Displays m enus forthe currentm ode.
		FO LDER			•M P3,CD,USB m ode :FolderSearch
					M ay differdepending on the selected audio
		T U N E			•Radio m ode :Changes frequency by turning
		knob			the knob left/right
					•CD,USB,iPod m ode:Searches songs (files)
					by turning the knob left/right
					W hen the desired song is displayed,press
					the knob to play the song.

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Audio Head Unit(ForBluetooth equipped m odel)

Nam e			Description
			Ejects the disc.
	RADIO		•Convertto Radio m ode.
			•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode is
			changed in orderofFM 1,FM 2,AM .

Nam e	Description
M EDIA	•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode is
	changed in orderofCD,USB,iPod® ,AUX,M y
	M usic,BT Audio m odes.
	In Setup>Display,the m edia pop up screen
	willbe displayed when [M ode Pop up]is
	turned O n .
	W hen the pop up screen is displayed,use the
	TUNE knob orkeys 1 ~ 5 to
	selectthe desired m ode.
PHO NE	(forBluetooth® W ireless Technology equipped
	m odel)
	•Converts to Phone m ode
	W hen a phone is notconnected,the
	connection screen is displayed.

SEEK

•Radio M ode :Autom atically searches for

TRACK

broadcastfrequencies.

•CD,USB,iPod® ,M y M usic m odes : -Shortly press the key :M oves to nextor previous song(file)

-Press and hold the key :Rewinds orfastforwards the currentsong(file)

		POW ER/	•		PowerKnob :Turns powerO n/O ffby
		VOLUM E		pressing the knob
		knob	•	Volum e Knob :Sets volum e by turning
			the knob left/right
1 ~ 6			•Radio M ode :Saves frequencies (channels)
	(Preset)		orreceives saved frequencies (channels)
			•CD,USB,iPod,M y M usic m ode

-1 :Repeat

-2 :Random

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Nam e	Description
DISP	•Each tim e the button is shortly pressed,it
	sets the screen O ff Screen O n Screen O ff
	Audio operation is m aintained and only the
	screen willbe turned O ff.In the screen O ff
	state,press any key to turn the screen O n
	again.

	Nam e				Description
	SCAN			•Radio M ode
				-Shortly press the key :Previews each
				broadcastfor5 seconds each
				-Press and hold the key :Previews the
				broadcasts saved in Presetfor5 seconds each.
				Press the	SCAN	key again to continue
				listening to the currentfrequency.
				•CD,USB m ode
				-Shortly press the key :Previews each song
				(file)for10 seconds each
				Press the	SCAN	key again to continue
				listening to the currentsong (file).
	SETUP			•Shortly press the key :M oves to the Display,
				Sound,Phone,System setting m odes
	M ENU			•Displays m enus forthe currentm ode.
		FO LDER		•M P3,CD,USB m ode :FolderSearch
				M ay differdepending on the selected audio
			T U N E	•Radio m ode :Changes frequency by turning
			knob	the knob left/right
				•CD,USB,iPod m ode:Searches songs (files)
				by turning the knob left/right
				W hen the desired song is displayed,press
				the knob to play the song.

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Audio Head Unit

Nam e			Description
			Ejects the disc.
	FM		•Changes to FM m ode.
			•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode
			changed in orderofFM 1 FM 2.
	AM		•Changes to AM m ode.
			•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode
			changed in orderofAM .

	Nam e							Description
	M EDIA					•Each tim e the key is pressed,the m ode is
						changed in orderofCD,USB,iPod® ,AUX,M y
						M usic m odes.
							In Setup>Display,the m edia pop up screen
							willbe displayed when [M ode Pop up]is
							turned O n .
						W hen the pop up screen is displayed,use the
							TUNE knob orkeys 1 ~ 4 to
						selectthe desired m ode.
			SEEK			•Radio M ode :Autom atically searches for
			TRACK			broadcastfrequencies.
						•CD,USB,iPod® ,M y M usic m odes :
						-Shortly press the key :M oves to nextorpre
						vious song(file)
						-Press and hold the key :Rewinds orfast-for
						wards the currentsong(file)
			PW R/			•		PowerKnob :Turns powerO n/O ffby
			VOLknob				pressing the knob
						•		Volum e Knob :Sets volum e by turning
						the knob left/right
1 ~ 6						•Radio M ode :Saves frequencies (channels)
	(Preset)					orreceives saved frequencies (channels)
						•CD,USB,iPod® ,M y M usic m ode

-1 :Repeat

-2 :Random

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SETUP(for RDS m odel)

Display Settings

Press the SETUP keySelect[Display]

Scrolltext

[Scrolltext] Set O n / O ff

•O n :M aintains scroll

•O ff :Scrolls only one (1)tim e.

Song Info

W hen playing an M P3 file, select the desired display info from ‘Folder/File’or ‘Album /Artist/Song’.

Sound Settings

Press the SETUP keySelect[Sound]

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M ode Pop up

[M ode	Pop up] Changes		O n .
selection m ode
• During O n state,press the		RADIO or
M EDIA	key to display	the	m ode

change pop up screen.

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Audio Settings

This m enu allows you to setthe ‘Bass, M iddle,Treble’and the Sound Faderand Balance.

Select[Audio Settings] Selectm enu throughTUNE knob

TurnTUNE knob left/rightto set

•Bass,M iddle,Treble :Selects the sound tone.

•Fader,Balance :M oves the sound fader and balance.

•Default:Restores defaultsettings. Return : W hile adjusting values, repressing the TUNE knob will restore the parentm enu.

Speed DependentVolum e Control

This feature is used to autom atically control the volum e level according to the speed ofthe vehicle.

Select[Speed DependentVol.] Turn SDVC O n/O ff by pressing the TUNE knob

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System Settings		M em ory Inform ation (ifequipped)
Press the SETUP key Select[System ]		Displays currently used m em ory and
		totalsystem m em ory.
		Select[M em ory Inform ation] O K
		The currently used m em ory is displayed
		on the left side while the total system
		m em ory is displayed on the rightside.

M ay differ depending on the selected audio.

Language

This m enu is used to setthe display and voice recognition language.

Select [Language]Set through TUNE knob

The system willreboot after the language is changed.

Language supportby region

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SETUP		M ode Pop up
		[M ode Pop up] Changes O n			/ O ff
Display Settings		selection m ode
		• During O n state,press the			RADIO
Press the SETUP	key Select		or M EDIA key to display the m ode
			change pop up screen.
[Display]
		TextScroll
		[TextScroll] Set O n / O ff
		•	O n	:M aintains scroll
		•	O ff	:Scrolls only one (1)tim e.

M edia Display

W hen playing an M P3 file,selectthe desired display info from ‘Folder/File’ or‘Album /Artist/Song’.

Sound Settings

Press the SETUP keySelect [Sound]

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Sound Settings

This m enu allows you to set the ‘Bass,M iddle,Treble’and the Sound Faderand Balance.

Select [Sound			Settings] Select
m enu through			TUNE knob	Turn
	TUNE knob
		left/rightto set

•Bass,M iddle,Treble :Selects the sound tone.

•Fader,Balance :M oves the sound faderand balance.

•Default:Restores defaultsettings.

Back : W hile adjusting values, pressing the TUNE knob will restore the parentm enu.

Speed DependentVolum e Control

This feature is used to autom atically controlthe volum e levelaccording to the speed ofthe vehicle.

SelectSpeed DependentVol.Turn SDVC O n/O ff by pressing the Tune knob.

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Phone Setup

(forBluetooth® W ireless

Technology equipped m odel)

Press the SETUP keySelect [Phone]

PairPhone

CAUTIO N

To pair a Bluetooth® W ireless Technology enabled m obile phone, authentication and connection processes are first required. As a result,you cannotpair your m obile phone w hile driving the vehicle. Firstpark yourvehicle before use.

Select [Pair Phone] Set through TUNE knob

Search fordevice nam es as displayed on yourm obile phone and connect.

Inputthe passkey displayed on the screen.(Passkey :0000)

The device nam e and passkey will be displayed on the screen forup to 3 m inutes.Ifpairing is notcom - pleted within the 3 m inutes, the m obile phone pairing process will autom atically be canceled.

Pairing com pletion is displayed.

In som e m obile phones, pairing will autom atically be followed by connection.

It is possible to pair up to five Bluetooth® W ireless Technology enabled m obile phones.

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Phone List

The nam es ofup to 5 paired phones will be displayed.

A [ ]is displayed in frontofthe currently connected phone.

Select the desired nam e to setup the selected phone.

•Connecting a phone

Select [Phone List] Select m obile phone through TUNE knobSelect [ConnectPhone]

Selecta m obile phone thatis notcurrently connected.

Connectthe selected m obile phone.

Connection com pletion is displayed. Ifa phone is already connected,disconnect the currently connected phone and selecta new phone to connect.

•Disconnecting a connected phone Select [Phone List] Select m obile phone through TUNE knobSelect [DisconnectPhone]

Selectthe currently connected m obile phone.

Disconnect the selected m obile phone.

Disconnection com pletion is displayed.

• Changing connection sequence (Priority)

This is used to change the order(priority)ofautom atic connection forthe paired m obile phones.

Select [Phone List] Select [Priority] through TUNE knobSelectNo.1 Priority m obile phone

Select[Priority].

From the paired phones, select the phone desired forNo.1 priority.

The changed priority sequence is displayed.

O nce the connection sequence (priority)is changed,the new no.1 priority m obile phone willbe connected.

-when the no.1 priority cannotbe connected:Autom atically attem pts to connect the m ost recently connected phone.

- Cases when the m ost recently connected phone cannot be connected: Attem pts to connect in the order in which paired phones are listed.

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•Delete

Select [Phone List] Select m obile phone through TUNE knobSelect [Delete]

Selectthe desired m obile phone. Delete the selected m obile phone. Deletion com pletion is displayed.

W hen attem pting to delete a currently connected phone, the phone is first disconnected.

CAUTIO N

•W hen you delete a m obile phone, the m obile phone contacts w ill also be erased.

•For stable Bluetooth® W ireless Technology com m unication,delete the m obile phone from the audio and also delete the audio from your m obile phone.

Contacts Dow nload

This feature is used to download contacts and callhistories into the audio system .

Select [Contacts Download] Select through TUNE knob

CAUTIO N

•The dow nload feature m ay not be supported in som e m obile phones.

•If a different operation is perform ed w hile Contacts are being dow nloaded,dow nloading w illbe discontinued. Contacts already dow nloaded w illbe saved.

•W hen dow nloading new Contacts, delete all previously saved Contacts before starting dow n- load.

Auto Dow nload

W hen connecting a m obile phone, it is possible to autom atically download new Contacts and CallHistories.

Select [Auto Download] Set O n / O ff through TUNE knob

Audio Stream ing

Songs (files) saved in your Bluetooth® W ireless Technology enabled m obile phone can be played through the audio system .

Select[Audio Stream ing] Set O n / O ff through TUNE knob

CAUTIO N

The Bluetooth® W ireless Technology audio stream ing feature m ay notbe supported in som e m obile phones.

O utgoing Volum e

This is used to set the volum e of your voice as heard by the other party while on a Bluetooth® W ireless Technology enabled handsfree call.

Select [O utgoing Volum e] Set volum e through TUNE knob

Even while on a call,the volum e can

be changed by using the		SEEK
key.		TRACK

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Bluetooth® W ireless Technology System O ff

This feature is used when you do not wish to use the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology system .

Select [Bluetooth System O ff] Set through TUNE knob

Ifa phone is already connected,disconnectthe currently connected phone and turn the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology system off.

Using the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology System

To use Bluetooth® W ireless Technology when the system is currently off,follow these nextsteps.

•Turning O n Bluetooth® W ireless Technology through the SETUP key

Press the SETUP keySelect[Phone]

A screen asking whether to turn on Bluetooth® W ireless Technology willbe displayed.

O n the screen,select YES to turn on Bluetooth® W ireless Technology and display guidance.

If the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology system is turned on, the system will autom atically try to connectthe m ost recently connected Bluetooth® W ireless Technology m obile phone.

• Turning O n Bluetooth® W ireless Technology through the PHO NE Key

Press the PHO NE keyScreen G uidance

M oves to the screen where Bluetooth® W ireless Technology functions can be used and displays guidance.

CAUTIO N

•Bluetooth® W ireless Technology connection m ay becom e interm it-

tently disconnected in som e m obile phones.Follow these next steps to try again.

1) Turn the Bluetooth® W ireless Technology function w ithin the m obile phone O N/O FF and try to connectagain.

2) Turn the m obile phone pow er O N/O FF and try to connectagain.

3) Com pletely rem ove the m obile phone battery, reboot, and then try to connectagain.

4)Rebootthe audio system and try to connectagain

5)Delete allpaired devices in your m obile phone and the audio system and pairagain foruse.

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System Settings		M em ory Inform ation
		Displays currently used m em ory and
Press the SETUP key Select[System ]		totalsystem m em ory.
		Select[M em ory Inform ation] O K
		The currently used m em ory is dis-
		played on the leftside while the total
		system m em ory is displayed on the
		rightside.

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