Hyundai AV1A0IHAN Users Manual

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Preface

Thank you for purchasing this Audio

iPod®

Bluetooth®

Navigation System.

This user manual explains how to use the KIA Motor Audio Navigation System. Before using the product, read the contents of this user's manual carefully and use the product safely.

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Tables of contents

PART 1

PRE-OVERVIEW

Introduction

Important information about this

manual

Precaution for safe usage

Controller and functions

Control panel

Steering wheel remote controller

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# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

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Basic operation and setting #䐙 1-7

Turning the power ON

Turning the power OFF

Turning the audio ON/OFF

Adjusting audio volume

How to operate the screen menu How to operate menu by voice command

Audio sound setting Display setting Setting Picture Frame Viewing Current Time

Setting the Clock

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#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

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1-3

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1-10

1-11 1-12 1-13 1-14

1-14

PART 2

AUDIO SYSTEM

Operating the radio

FM/AM Radio

1-2

SIRIUS Radio

1-2

Operating the CDP

About CDP

Inserting/Ejecting Disc

1-3

1-6

1-7

1-8

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MP3

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Operating the external devices

iPod

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

USB

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

AUX

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PART 3

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Limitations of the navigation

2-2

system

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GPS signal reception state Vehicle position display Route guidance Route Re-calculation

Starting navigation system

Map Functions

Current position map screen (without route) Switching map mode (North up/Heading up) Viewing GPS signal state Changing the map scale Displaying / Hiding POI icons on the map

Displaying / Hiding Q.POI icons Displaying /Hiding icons other than

Q.POI icons Making a call to POI Scrolling map

2-11

2-14

2-15

2-18

2-23

2-28

2-31

2-2

2-6

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Tables of contents

Setting a Destination

Destination menu screen and functions Searching a Destination

Searching an Address Searching a Previous Destination Searching an Intersection Searching a POI Searching from Address book Searching for Emergency facilities Searching your Home Searching favorite places Searching from MAP

Searching POI by local POI list Operating after searching a destination

Operating after setting a destination

Starting Route Guidance Route guidance screen Selecting other route

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Changing destination position

Setting as Destination/waypoint

Adding to address book

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Route guidance

Route menu screen and functions

3-12

Finishing route guidance

3-13

(Delete Destination)

3-13

Route overview(View Entire Route)

3-17

Changing Route option

3-17

Editing waypoints

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3-28 3-29

Adding waypoints Deleting waypoints

Re-ordering waypoints Setting detour distance Setting avoid streets on route

Setup and Information

Setup menu screen and functions Main setting

Setting keyboard for inputting

letter

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Setting voice command feedback

ON/OFF

Setting Language

Initializing system Navigation setting

Setting units (mile/km)

Setting arrival time and distance

display

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

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Registering avoid area Editing avoid area Deleting avoid area Deleting all avoid areas Setting Q.POI icons Setting estimate travel time

My places setting

Registering new address in address book Editing an address of address book Deleting an address of address book Deleting an address book Registering home address Deleting home address Registering favorite place Deleting favorite place

Voice guidance volume setting

Voice guidance volume control

Adaptive volume control ON/OFF Traffic Setup Traffic Information Help

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3-40 3-41

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3-43

3-45

3-46 3-47 3-48 3-48 3-49 3-50

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3-52

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PART 4

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Operating voice command

Condition for voice command system

Basic operation for voice

command control

Voice command help

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Setting up the voice command sys-

tem

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF

Speaker adaptation

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Voice command list

Command list of Help

Command list of Audio system

Command list of Phone

Command list of Navigation system

Searching a destination by

voice command

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#䐙

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#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

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4-4

4-6

4-13

4-14

4-19

PART 5

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Before using the Bluetooth®

4-2

Handsfree

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What is Bluetooth® ?

4-2

Functions supported by Bluetooth

Handsfree

4-2

4-3

Converting Bluetooth® Handsfree

mode

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

Converting from Audio/Navigation mode to

Bluetooth® Handsfree mode

4-4

Converting from Bluetooth® Handsfree mode

to Audio/Navigation mode

4-4

Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth®

phone

4-6

4-7

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

Pairing a mobile phone

Deleting a paired phone

Connecting a mobile phone

Disconnecting a mobile phone

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

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Ⓡ

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Bluetooth® Handsfree screen

layout

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Bluetooth® Handsfree screen and

functions

5-2

5-3

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

When there is no mobile phone

connected

When a mobile phone is connected

When receiving an incoming call

When already on a call

When there is a call waiting

Making a call

Making a call by dialing a phone

number

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Making a call from Speed Dial

Making a call by redialing

5-4

Answering a call

Answering an incoming call

5-6

Rejecting an incoming

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5-8

Operating menus during a call

Switching call to the mobile phone

Activating Call waiting

Ending a call

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#䐙

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5-10

5-11

5-12

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5-14

5-15

5-9

Tables of contents

Phone Book

Making a call from the Phone book

Searching the Phone Book

Call History List

Making a call from Call history

Sorting call history

Phone Music

Before playing Phone Music

Starting Phone Music

Phone Music screen layout

Selecting Phone Music files

Bluetooth® settings

Pairing and connecting a mobile phone

Setting mobile phone auto connect

priority

Setting Handsfree volume

Setting Audio streaming

Advanced settings

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

Searching by name

Searching by number

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Searching and modifying

my device properties

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5-18

5-19

Changing passkey

Deleting all paired phones

Initializing Bluetooth

Important information

About pairing mobile phones

About making/answering phone calls

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About Bluetooth® device environment

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5-21

PART 6

5-21

APPENDIX

5-22

5-23

Troubleshooting guide

Before thinking the product has malfunctioned

5-24

Troubleshooting

5-24

Map legend

5-24

Road color

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5-25

5-26

5-27

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Landmark icons POI icons

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INDEX

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handsfree

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6-3

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6-5 6-8 6-5

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PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

PART 1

PRE-OVERVIEW

Introduction

Important information about this manual Precaution for safe usage

Controller and functions

Control panel Steering wheel remote controller

Basic operation and setting

Turning the power ON Turning the power OFF Turning the audio ON/OFF Adjusting audio volume How to operate the screen menu

Operating typical screen menu Inputting letters by using screen keyboard Displaying the list Selecting an item in a list Sorting items from the list

How to operate a menu by

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

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1-3 1-6

1-7 1-7 1-7 1-8 1-8 1-8

1-8 1-9 1-9 1-9

voice command

Condition for voice recognition system Giving voice command

Audio sound setting

FAD/BAL BASS/MID/TREB Auto volume control ON/OFF Touch screen beep ON/OFF

Display setting

Display mode Brightness Display OFF Display ON

Setting Picture Frame

Displa Viewing Current Time Setting the Clock

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y Picture Frame

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PRE-OVERVIEW 1-1

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PRE-OVERVIEW

1-10

1-10 1-10 1-11 1-11 1-11 1-11 1-11 1-12 1-12 1-12 1-12 1-12 1-13 1-13 1-14 1-14

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

Introduction

Important information about this manual

This user manual contains instructions related

to safety. Closely observe and comply with all

of the safety instructions found within this

manual.

WARNING !

Disobeying the warnings listed within this

user's manual may cause fatal or serious

injuries. Warnings indicate matters which may

directly lead to accidents.

CAUTION!

Disobeying the cautions listed within this user

manual may lead to accidents or cause injury.

Cautions indicate matters which may lead to

vehicle damage or malfunction.

INFORMATION

Information which the user must be aware or

allows for more convenient use of the device.

1-2 PRE-OVERVIEW

Precaution for safe usage

WARNING !

●

Do not operate the Audio/Video Navigation

system while driving.

●

Do not disassemble, assemble, or modify

the Audio/Video Navigation system.

●

Do not watch the screen for prolonged

periods of time while driving.

●

Set the volume to a level which allows the

driver to be aware of external conditions.

CAUTION!

●

Do not operate the Audio/Video Navigation

system for prolonged periods of time with

the vehicle ignition in ACC. Such operations

may lead to battery discharge.

●

Be cautious not to spill water or introduce

foreign objects into the device.

●

Do not cause severe shock to the device.

Direct pressure onto the front side of the

monitor may cause damage to the LCD or

touch panel.

In case of product malfunction, please

contact your place of purchase or service

center.

●

When cleaning the touch screen, make sure

to turn off the device and use a dry and

smooth cloth. Never use tough materials,

chemical cloths, or solvents (alcohol, ammo-

nia, benzene, thinners, etc.) as such mate-

rials may damage the device panel or cause

color and quality deterioration.

Page de référence

This indicates the title and page that you

should refer to.

This indicates a button on the control panel.

Voice Command

This indicates an operation by voice com-

mand.

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Controller and functions

Control panel



Power / Volume control

•

Push knob (over 0.8 second) : Turns the

power off.

Push knob (under 0.8 second) : Each time

•

the knob is pressed, the Audio is turned

;

on and off.

• Tune knob : The range of volume adjust-

ment is between 0 ~ 35.



FM/AM

Each press will change the bands in the fol-

lowing order: FM1



SAT

Each press will change the bands in the fol-

lowing order : SIRIUS1

SIRIUS1



MEDIA

Each press will change the bands in the fol-

lowing order : DISC(CD, MP3)

(AUX) ĺ DISC(CD, MP3)

FM2 ĺ AM ĺ FM1

SIRIUS2 ĺ SIRIUS3

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-3

(USB or iPod)

PRE-OVERVIEW

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW



SEEK/TRACK Up/Down

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SHORT KEY(less than 0.8 second)

• FM/AM Mode : Automatically searches for

the previous or next broadcast frequency

and starts playing.

• SAT Mode : Receives the previous or next

channel.

• CD Mode : Plays the previous or next track.

• MP3, USB Mode : Plays the previous or next

file.

• iPod Mode : Plays the previous or next

song.

●

LONG KEY(over 0.8 second)

• FM/AM Mode : Quickly moves through the

frequencies while the button is pressed.

Once released, automatically searches for

broadcasts which can be received.

• SAT Mode : Quickly moves to the previous

or next channel.

• CD Mode : REW/FF the current playing

track.

• MP3, USB Mode : REW/FF the current

playing file.

• iPod Mode : REW/FF the current playing

song.

1-4 PRE-OVERVIEW



TUNE

• FM/AM Mode : Turn the knob to search for

the desired frequency. Press the knob to

receive the selected frequency.

• SAT Mode : Turn the knob to search for the

desired channel. Press the knob to receive

the selected channel.

• CD Mode : Turn the knob to search for the

desired track. Press the knob to play the

selected track.

• MP3, USB Mode : Turn the knob to search

for the desired file. Press the knob to play

the selected file.

• iPod Mode : Turn the knob to search for the

desired song. Press the knob to play the

selected song.



MAP VOICE

Displays the map screen for the current posi-

tion.



DEST

Displays the Destination menu screen.



ROUTE

Displays the Route menu screen.



SETUP

Displays the Setup menu screen.



PHONE button

Displays the Bluetooth handsfree screen.



DISC Eject button

Eject the inserted disc.



Clock

●

Short Key (under 0.8 second)

• When the screen is turned on : displays the

current time in the center of the screen.

• When the screen is turned off : turns the

full clock screen on and off.

●

Long Key (over 0.8 second)

• Displays the clock setting screen.

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

RESET

Resets the system - if software locks-up.



DISC insert indicator LED

Displays that a DISC has been inserted.

INFORMATION

If pressing the power off knob for over 0.8

second and the system does not shut down,

and carefully use insert a straightened paper

clip at the access hole shown next to the right

DISC indicator LED to reset the software.

The system power will shut-off and restart.

PRE-OVERVIEW

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-5

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

Steering wheel remote controller



Mode

Each time the mode button is pressed, the

mode will convert in the following order:

FM1

FM2 ĺ AM ĺ SIRIUS1 ĺ SIRIUS2 ĺ

SIRIUS3

(Phone Music)

If a not supported DISC has been inserted or

if the corresponding unit has not been

connected, the mode will not be recognized

and automatically switch to the next mode.

●

Press this button for over 0.8 second to turn

the Audio ON and OFF.

1-6 PRE-OVERVIEW

(DISC) ĺ (USB or iPod) ĺ (AUX) ĺ

(FM1).

●

Press this button when the Power is turned

off to turn the power on.



Seek Up/ Down

●

SHORT KEY(less than 0.8 second)

• FM/AM : Receives the previous or next pre-

set frequency.

• SIRIUS Mode : Receives the previous or

next preset channel.

• CD Mode : Plays the previous or next track.

• MP3, USB Mode : Plays the previous or next

file.

• iPod Mode : Plays the previous or next

song.

●

LONG KEY(Over 0.8 second)

• FM/AM Mode : Quickly moves through the

frequencies while the button is pressed.

Once released, it automatically searches

for broadcasts which can be received.

• SIRIUS Mode : Quickly moves to the pre-

vious or next channel.

• CD Mode : REW/FF the current playing

track.

• MP3, USB Mode : REW/FF the current

playing file.

• iPod Mode : REW/FF the current playing song.



Volume Up/Down

Increases or decreases the speaker volume

within a range between 0 ~ 35.



MUTE

Turns the sound on and off. When the MUTE is

turned on, the MUTE icon will become dis-

played. When in the Navigation screen, the

MUTE icon at the top of the screen will disap-

pear after 3seconds.



CALL

Press this key to receive an incoming call. If

pressed while in AV/Navigation mode, the

Bluetooth handsfree screen will be displayed.



END

Press this key to reject an incoming call.

If pressed while on a call, then the call will be

ended.



Voice Recognition button

Starts Voice Recognition.

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Basic operation and setting

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Turning the power ON

1. Turn the ignition key onto ACC or ON. If the

system power had been on when the igni-

tion was turned off, the system will turn

back on automatically.

2. If the system power had been off when the

ignition was turned off, the system will

remain off.

In this case, press the

turn on the system power.

32:(592/

knob to

INFORMATION

As system booting starts from the point the

door lock is unlocked, the device may com-

plete booting before the ACC is turned on or

32:(592/

the

3. Once system booting is complete, the most

recent operated mode will be displayed. For

example, turning on the system will display

FM1 radio mode if the last operated mode

prior to turning off the system had been

FM1 radio mode.

knob is pressed.

Turning the power OFF

32:(592/

If the

0.8 second, a beep will sound and the system

power will be turned off.

knob is pressed for over

Turning the audio ON/OFF

32:(592/

Press the

second with the system power on to turn the

Audio on and off.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

Audio On"

"Audio Off"

knob for under 0.8

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-7

PRE-OVERVIEW

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

INFORMATION

Conducting the following operations while

the AUDIO is off will automatically turn on the

Audio system.

●

Pressing the audio related buttons (

6$7, 0(',$

●

Inserting a DISC or connecting an external

device.

Adjusting audio volume

Turn the

tion to increase the volume and counter-

clockwise to decrease the volume.

INFORMATION

●

The range of volume adjustment is between

0 ~ 35.

●

Adjustments to the volume cannot be made

while the AUDIO is turned off.

1-8 PRE-OVERVIEW

32:(592/

knob in clockwise direc-

How to operate the screen menu

●

If a menu button on the screen is pressed,

the corresponding function will be opera-

ted.

●

The same menu button may perform diffe-

rent functions depending on the length of

time the button is pressed (under 0.8

seconds or over 0.8 second).

For more information, refer to the specific

function within this user manual.

●

The current operated button will be

highlighted upon display.

●

Buttons which cannot be operated under

the current conditions will be displayed in

disabled state. Pressing a disabled button

will not perform any operation.

Inputting letters by using screen

keyboard

$%&

: Displays the English alphabet keypad.

: Displays the French alphabet keypad. (if

available)



: Displays the number and symbol key-

pad.

'HOHWH

: Deletes the previous inputted letter.

Pressing for over 0.8 second will delete

all content.

/LVW

: The input is completed.

: Restores to previous screen.

The inputted text will not be saved.

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Displaying the list

㾐㾐㾐㾐

Selecting an item in a list

㾐㾐㾐㾐

Sorting items from the list

PRE-OVERVIEW

/LVW

: Even if input is not completed, the

current matching items from the data-

base will be displayed.

INFORMATION

The number at the upper-right side of the

screen displays the number of current

matches.

: Moves to the next page or previous

# #

page.

: Th e #button will be displayed if

the text is too long to be displayed in

one button.

●

Press the button to move the cursor to

the end of the text.

●

Press the #button to move the cursor to

the front of the text.

Select the desired sorting method to reorga-

nize the list in accordance to the selected

method.

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-9

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

How to operate menu by voice command

Condition for voice recognition system

Most of the functions within the AUDIO

and Navigation system can be operated by

voice.

Please follow the instructions below for

optimal voice recognition performance.

㾐㾐

●

Close all windows and sunroof.

The performance of the voice recognition

can be improved in quiet environment.

●

Press the voice recognition button and

say the desired voice command after

the sound of the beep.

●

The microphone is positioned above the

driver so that voice commands can be

said while maintaining a proper posture.

●

Pronounce the voice commands natu-

rally and clearly as if in normal conver-

sation.

1-10 PRE-OVERVIEW

Giving voice command

㾐㾐

1. Press the

remote controller.

A voice command window will be dis-

played on the lower side of the screen fol-

lowed by a "Command please" voice com-

ment.

2. Once the

beep sound, say the desired voice com-

mand.

key on the steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

[Voice command list], page 4-6.

[ Searching a destination by voice

command], page 4-20.

INFORMATION

Press the #key

voice command. The system voice instruction

comment will immediately terminate. When

the

with a beep sound, it is possible to input voice

commands.

shortly to input the desired

icon changes into the icon

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Audio sound setting

6RXQG

Press the

of each AV mode (FM/AM, SIRIUS, CD, MP3,

USB, iPod, and AUX) to display the Audio

sound setup screen.

FAD/BAL

The position of the sound can be adjusted by

using the up-down and left-right (

Press the

sound in the center of the vehicle.

BASS/MID/TREB

The BASS/MID/TREB can be adjusted by using

the left/right buttons (

control.

button on the main screen

) buttons on the left side of the screen.

'HIDXOW

button to position the

) of each

Auto volume control ON/OFF

Each time the

$XWRYROXPHFRQWURO

pressed, the Auto volume control function is

turned on or off.

INFORMATION

The Auto volume control is a function which

automatically adjusts the volume level in

accordance to changes in vehicle speed.

Touch screen Beep ON/OFF

Each time the

pressed, the beeping sound that follows each

press on the screen will turn on or off.

7RXFKVFUHHQEHHS

button is

PRE-OVERVIEW

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-11

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

Display setting

6(783

Press the

display the Setup menu screen.

Press

Setup screen.

1-12 PRE-OVERVIEW

key on the control panel to

'LVSOD\

button to display the Display

Display mode

Press the button for the desired display mode

$XWRPDWLF, 'D\OLJKW

from

, and

1LJKW

modes. The current selected mode is highligh-

ted.

$XWRPDWLF

●

The display is automatically converted

between Daylight and Night modes in accor-

dance to the on/off state of the vehicle

taillights.

'D\OLJKW

●

The bright screen is always maintained

regardless of the on/off state of the vehicle

taillights.

1LJKW

●

The dark screen is always maintained

regardless of the on/off state of the vehicle

taillights.

Brightness

Use the left/right buttons (

control to make adjustments.

Display OFF

'LVSOD\RII

Press the

button.

Display ON

Press anywhere on the black screen.

The screen prior to display setting will be dis-

played.

) for

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Setting Picture Frame

Display Picture Frame

1. Press the

DISPLAY Setup screen.

3LFWXUH)UDPH

button in the

4. To delete an image registered as a frame,

press the

'HOHWH,PDJH

button.

PRE-OVERVIEW

2. Press the

3. The registered image will be displayed once

0\,PDJH

Display off> Setup screen.

power is turned off.

button in the <Setting

INFORMATION

For Picture Frame setup, the frame must be

set in USB Image mode. (For details on setting

the Picture Frame, refer to the USB IMAGE

page.)

PRE-OVERVIEW 1-13

PART 1 PRE-OVERVIEW

Viewing Current Time

Press the on the front panel shortly

(under 0.8 second) to display the current time

at the center of the screen.

INFORMATION

If the screen is turned off, selecting the

will display the current time on the entire

screen.

1-14 PRE-OVERVIEW

Setting the Clock

Press and hold the on the front panel

(over 0.8 second) to display the Clock setting

screen.

●

GPS Time

The time received from the GPS will be dis-

played automatically.

●

Clock Type

Selects the clock type shown as the entire

screen when the system power is turned off.

●

Time Format

When the clock type is digital, this button is

used to convert the time between 12 hour/ 24

hour systems.

●

Daylight Saving Time

Turns the Daylight Saving Time function on or

off.

INFORMATION

Clock setting mode can be displayed while

the clock is displayed on the screen even

when the system is turned off.

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PRE-OVERVIEW 1-15

PRE-OVERVIEW

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Operating the radio

FM/AM Radio

Listening to the FM/AM radio FM/AM screen and functions Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency Storing FM/AM presets Scanning FM/AM broadcast frequency

SIRIUS Radio

Listening to the SIRIUS radio SIRIUS screen and functions Switching the SIRIUS modes (Channel/Category) Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Storing SIRIUS presets Scanning SIRIUS broadcast channel Browsing detailed information about the SIRIUS channel

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 # 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕 #

#㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕 #

2-2

2-10

2-2 2-2 2-2

2-4 2-5

2-5 2-6 2-6 2-6

2-7

2-7 2-9

Operating the CDP

About CDP

Precautions upon handling discs For safe and efficient operation Supported disc formats

Disc/Content format compatibility Inserting/Ejecting disc CD

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Listening to CD music

CD screen and functions

Selecting the CD track

REW/FF CD track

Setting Random function for

CD music

Setting Repeat function for

CD music

Scanning CD track MP3

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

MP3 disc related information and

precaution

Listening to MP3 music

MP3 screen and functions

Selecting the MP3 file

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#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕 # #㾕 #

#㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕 #

2-11

2-11 2-11 2-11 2-12 2-13 2-14 2-15 2-15 2-15 2-16 2-16

2-16

2-17 2-17 2-18

2-18 2-19 2-19 2-20

REW/FF MP3 file Browsing detailed information about the MP3 file Setting Random function for MP3 file Setting Repeat function for MP3 file

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Scanning MP3 file

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

2-21

2-22 2-22

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PART 2

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AUDIO SYSTEM

Operating the external devices

iPod

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Connecting iPod devices Listening to music from iPod iPod screen and functions Selecting music from iPod REW/FF iPod music Setting Random function for iPod music

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Setting Repeat function for iPod music

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Browsing detailed information about the iPod music

USB

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

USB MP3 related information and precaution

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Precautions upon handling USB Connecting the USB devices Listening to USB music

# 㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕 # #㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 2-23

#㾕㾕 #

# #

#㾕㾕 #

Starting USB IMAGE Mode

2-23 2-23 2-23 2-24 2-25

AUX

2-26

2-27

2-28

2-28 2-30 2-30

Starting USB IMAGE Mode USB IMAGE mode menu screen configuration Operating USB IMAGE Mode

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Connecting AUX Playing AUX AUX screen

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕 #

2-31 2-31

2-31 2-32 2-31 2-31 2-31 2-32

AUDIO SYSTEM

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-1

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Operating the radio

FM/AM Radio

Listening to the FM/AM radio

1. Press the

The FM/AM radio band of the most recent

listened station will be displayed.

2. Press the

radio band. Each press will change the

bands in the following order: FM1

AM ĺ FM1

3. Select the desired broadcast frequency.

[Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency],

page 2-5.

2-2 AUDIO SYSTEM

key on the control panel.

key to change the desired

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

After the beep sound, say a command.

adio"

" R

"(Radio) AM"

"(Radio) FM"

"FM <1 or 2>"

"AM Frequency <530 to 1710>"

"FM Frequency <87.5 to 107.9>"

"AM Preset <1 to 6>"

"FM <1 or 2> Preset <1 to 6>"

FM2

FM/AM screen and functions







Mode display : Displays the FM1/FM2/ AM

modes.



SEEK/SCAN/PRESET SCAN : If SEEK/SCAN /

PRESET SCAN is operating, the switch is

displayed.



Frequency : Displays the current playing

frequency.

K L













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

STEREO indicator : If the current frequency

is a stereo broadcast, the indicator is dis-

played.



Program Service name: Displays the pro-

gram service name if data is being broad-

casted.



Program Type name: Displays the program

type name if data is being broadcasted.



Frequency bar : Displays the position of

the current frequency within the total fre-

quency range.



R adio Text: Displays the radio text informa-

tion if data is being broadcasted.

%$1'

button : Changes the desired

radio band. Each press will change the

bands in the following order: FM1

FM1

TUNE Up/Down button

●

SHORT KEY(less than 0.8 second)

• The frequency is increased or decreased by

1-step increments (FM : 0.2MHz, AM :

10kHz).

●

LONG KEY(over 0.8 second)

• The frequency is rapidly increased or

decreased by 1-step increments (FM :

0.2MHz, AM : 10kHz) and stops operation

upon KEY RELEASE.

SEEK Up/Down button

●

SHORT KEY(less than 0.8 second)

• Automatically searches for the previous or

next broadcast frequency and starts

playing.

●

LONG KEY(over 0.8 second)

• Quickly moves through the frequencies

while the button is pressed. Once released,

it automatically searches for broadcasts

which can be received.

Preset buttons : The desired frequency can

be preset and selected.

FM2

[Storing FM/AM presets], page 2-5.

57H[W

button : Turns the Radio Text

information on and off.

INFORMATION

57H[W

If the

displayed even if there is text being transmit-

ted from the broadcast station.

If the

bar will not be displayed. Even if the

is on ON state, text may not be displayed if

text is not being received from the broadcast

station.

is on OFF state, text will not be

57H[W

is on ON state, the frequency

6FDQ

button : Scans all frequencies or

just the preset frequencies for 5 seconds

each.

[Scanning FM/AM broadcast frequency],

page 2-5.

6RXQG

button : Adjusts the FAD/BAL,

BASS/MID/TREB controls.

[Audio sound setting], page 1-11.

57H[W

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-3

Operating the radio

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Storing FM/AM presets

1. Select the desired frequency.

[Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency],

page 2-4.

2. Press the preset button to store for over 0.8

second. The frequency will become stored

along with a beep sound.

INFORMATION

Six preset frequencies each for FM1/FM2/AM

modes can be stored using the above instruc-

tions.

Scanning FM/AM broadcast frequency

1. Press the

●

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

2-4 AUDIO SYSTEM

6FDQ

button.

SCAN (less than 0.8 second) : Scans all fre-

quencies and plays only frequencies with

superior reception for 5 seconds each.

Voice Command

remote controller.

can"

●

PRESET SCAN (over 0.8 second): Scans the 6

frequencies stored as preset frequencies in

the current band for 5 seconds each.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

reset Scan"

2. Press the

6FDQ

button again to continue

listening to a frequency. The scan will be

terminated and the current frequency will

continue to be played.

INFORMATION

When scanning has completed an entire revo-

lution, the scan function will be terminated

automatically and the previous played frequen-

cy will be restored.

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Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency

There are 3 ways to select the broadcast

frequency - (a) selecting through presets,

(b) selecting through SEEK, (c) selecting

through manual search.

(a) Selecting a frequency through presets

Press the preset button of the desired

broadcast frequency.

INFORMATION

●

Press the A or  keys for a short time

on the steering wheel remote controller.

The preset frequencies of the current band

will be selected in order.

●

There are 6 different preset frequencies

each for FM1, FM2, and AM modes.

[Storing FM/AM preset], page 2-5.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

reset <1 to 6>"

"Preset Up"

"Preset Down"

(b) Selecting a Broadcast frequency through

SEEK

Press the

control panel or the

6((.

75$&.



or buttons on

keys on the

FM1, FM2, and AM mode screens for less than

0.8 second. Once the SEEK function is opera-

ting (SEEK indicator blinking), the next or pre-

vious broadcast frequency with superior

reception will be searched automatically.

INFORMATION

●

Press the

control panel or the

steering wheel remote controller or the

buttons on FM1, FM2, and AM mode

screens for more than 0.8 second to quickly

move to the nearest desired frequency. Once

6((.

75$&.



or  keys on the

keys on the

the button is released, the next frequency

with superior reception will be searched

automatically.

●

While the SEEK function is operating, pressing

6((.

75$&.



keys on the control

the

panel again will terminate SEEK operation

and select the current frequency.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

eek Up"

"Seek Down"

manual search

Press the

781(

clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.

Each click on the tune knob or the

quency by 1 step (FM: 0.2 MHz, AM: 10 kHz).

or buttons or turn the

knob on the control panel in

buttons will increase or decrease the fre-

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-5

Operating the radio

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

SIRIUS radio

Listening to the SIRIUS radio

1. Press the

The Sirius radio band screen of the most

recent listened station will be displayed.

2. Press the

radio band. Each press will change the

bands in the following order: SIRIUS1

SIRIUS2

3. Select the desired broadcast channel.

2-6 AUDIO SYSTEM

6$7

key on the control panel.

6$7

key to change the desired

SIRIUS3 ĺ SIRIUS1

[Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel],

page 2-7.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"SIRIUS"

"SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3>"

"SIRIUS Channel <0 t

"SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3> Preset <1 to 6>"

o 223>"

SIRIUS screen and functions







L M N

Mode display: Displays the SIRIUS1/









SIRIUS2/SIRIUS 3 modes.



Channel number: Displays the current

playing channel.



SCAN/PRESET SCAN indicator: If SCAN/

PRESET SCAN is operating, the switch is

displayed.



Category name: Displays the category

name.



Channel name: Displays the channel

name.



Song/Program title: Display the song or

program title.



Artist name: Displays the artist or other

related information.



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INFORMATION

The Song title display may be delayed in

accordance to the reception quality of the

Sirius broadcast.

&$7

button : Switches between chan-

nel mode and category mode.

[Switching the SIRIUS modes], page 2-7.

F , : Moves to the next or pre-

vious category, and automatically plays the

first channel within the selected category.

H, : Moves to the next or previous

channel.

3UHVHW

buttons : The desired channel

can be preset and selected.

[Storing SIRIUS presets], page 2-9.

,QIR

button : Displays the Title, Artist,

Composer, and other information for the

current received channel if the informa-

tion exists.

6HDUFK

button: Selects the channel by

directly inputting the channel number.

[Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel],

page 2-7.

/LVW

button: Displays the channel or

category list.

[Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel],

page 2-7.

6FDQ

button: Scans all frequencies or

just the preset frequencies for 5 seconds

each.

[Scanning SIRIUS broadcast chan-

nel], page 2-10.

6RXQG

button : Adjusts the FAD/BAL,

BASS/MID/TREB controls.

[Audio sound

setting], page 1-11.

Switching the SIRIUS modes (Channel /

Category)

Each time the

&$7

button is pressed, the

mode will switch between channel mode and

category mode.

Category mode will begin operating when the

orange light is turned ON.

Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel

There are 5 ways to select a broadcast channel

- (a) selecting through presets, (b) selecting

with channel Up/Down, (c) Selecting a chan-

nel through manual search, (d) selecting

through channel/category list, (e) selecting by

directly inputting the channel number.

(a) Selecting a channel through presets

Press the preset button of the desired chan-

nel.

INFORMATION

●

Press the A or  keys on the steering

wheel remote controller for less than 0.8

second.

The preset channels of the current band will

be selected in order.

●

There are 6 preset channels each for

SIRIUS1, SIRIUS2, and SIRIUS3.

[Storing SIRIUS presets], page 2-9.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-7

Operating the radio

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

reset <1 to 6>"

"Preset Up"

"Preset Down"

(b) Selecting with Channel Up/Down

Press the

control panel or the

SIRIUS1, SIRIUS2, or SIRIUS3 mode screens for

less than 0.8 second.

The previous or next channel will be selected.

●

If in Channel mode, the channel is selected

from all channels. If in Category mode, the

previous or next channel of each category is

selected.

●

Press the

control panel or the

steering wheel remote controller or the

mode screens for more than 0.8 second to

2-8 AUDIO SYSTEM

75$&.

6((.

keys on the



or buttons on

INFORMATION

75$&.

6((.

buttons on SIRIUS1, SIRIUS2, and SIRIUS3

keys on the



or  keys on the

quickly move to the nearest desired channel.

Once the button is released, the current chan-

nel will be selected.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Channel Up

"Channel Down"

781(

1. Turn the

knob on the control panel

in clockwise or counterclockwise direction.

Each click on the

781(

knob will display

the channel information of the previous or

next channel. The current playing channel

will continue to be played.

INFORMATION

If in Channel mode, the channel is selected

from all channels. If in Category mode, the

first channel of each category is selected.

2. Press the

781(

knob at the desired chan-

nel. The selected channel will begin

playing.

(d) Selecting channel through channel/

category list

1. Press the

●

/LVW

button.

If in channel mode, the Channel list screen

will be displayed.

●

If in category mode, the Category list screen

will be displayed.

Select the desired category button to dis-

play the channel list screen for the corres-

ponding category.

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2. Select the desired channel button.

The previous screen will be restored and

the selected channel will begin playing.

(e) Selecting channel by directly inputting

the channel number

1. Press the

2. Input desired channel number, and press

6HDUFK

The Channel search screen will be dis-

played.

button.

'RQH

the

The previous screen will be restored and

the selected channel will begin playing.

button.

INFORMATION

To prevent inputting a channel which exceeds

the channel range, numbers which cannot be

inputted are set to disabled state.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Channel<0 t

o 223>"

Storing SIRIUS presets

1. Select the desired channel.

[Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel],

page 2-7.

2. Press the preset button for over 0.8 second.

The frequency will be saved along with

beep sound.

INFORMATION

Six preset frequencies each for SIRIUS1/

SIRIUS2/ SIRIUS3 modes can be stored using

the above instructions.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-9

Operating the radio

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Scanning SIRIUS broadcast channel

1. Press the

●

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

●

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

2-10 AUDIO SYSTEM

6FDQ

SCAN (under 0.8 second): Scans all channels

for 5 seconds each if in channel mode. If in

category mode, scans all channels within

the current category for 5 seconds each.

button.

Voice Command

remote controller.

can"

PRESET SCAN (over 0.8 second): Scans the 6

preset channels within the current band for

5 seconds each.

Voice Command

remote controller.

reset Scan"

6FDQ

2. Press the

playing the channel.

The scan will be terminated and the current

channel will continue to play.

button again to continue

INFORMATION

●

Within the Channel list screen, if the

button next to each channel name is

pressed, the selected channel will be

excluded from SCAN operation.

●

When scanning has completed an entire

revolution, the scan function is automatical-

ly terminated and the previous played chan-

nel will be restored.

●

Channel 0 is the radio ID and contains infor-

mation required for SIRIUS activation.

Browsing detailed information about the

SIRIUS channel

1. Press the

2. Press the

,QIR

The detailed information (Title, Artist and

Composer) for the current channel will be

displayed.

The detailed information will be turned off.

button.

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Operating the CDP

About CDP

Precautions upon handling discs

●

After using a disc, keep it in the original case

to prevent it from becoming scratched,

which may cause the CD to make popping

sounds.

●

Do not use hear t-shaped discs, octagon-sha-

ped discs, or any other abnormally shaped

disc. Such discs may be the cause of mal-

functions.

●

Do not clean discs with chemical solutions

such as record sprays, antistatic sprays, antis-

tatic liquids, benzene, or thinners. Such

materials may cause the surface of DISC to

be unrecoverable.

●

Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight for

prolonged periods of time. Such exposure

may lead to disc deformation.

●

Dust, scratch, and other substances may

cause popping sound while playing as well

as sound deterioration.

●

Never place paper on either side of the disc

or write on disc surfaces. Sharp writing

utensils and inks used in felt-tip pens may

cause damage to disc surfaces

●

Clean fingerprints and dust off the signal

surface (coated side) of the disc with a soft

cloth.

Only soft cloths should be used as there are

no grooves for dust to get in as is the case

with LPs.

●

Copy-protected CDs such as S-type CDs

may not function in the device.

●

DATA CDs are not supported by the device.

(However, such discs may operate abnor-

mally.)

For safe and efficient operation

●

Do not disassemble the CDP for repair

purposes. Contact your place of purchase in

the case of malfunction. (Complete service

assistance will not be provided if the user

disassembles the device.)

●

Do not use water to clean the device.

Exposure to water may cause damage to

the device.

●

Be cautious not to introduce foreign subs-

tances into the disc insert slot.

Foreign substances may cause damage to

the interior of the device.

●

The device may fail to operate properly in

extremely hot or cold temperatures.

Discontinue the use of the device unless

normal temperature is maintained.

( The operational temperature range is:

-10

~ 65㾸).

㾸

●

Steam can be condensed on the fiberoptic

lens due to rain, wet conditions, or upon

operating the heating system.

●

Skipping may occur to the audio when dri-

ving on bumpy roads for prolonged periods

of time or upon severe shock to the vehicle.

●

Do not use chemical solvent to clean the

device. Such solvents may cause damage to

the surfaces of the device.

Always use a clean and dry cloth.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-11

Operating the CDP

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

WARNING !

Always give your full attention to driving.

Avoid operating your system in such a way

that you can be distracted driving vehicle

operation.

Supported disc formats

●

The disc types supported by this device are

as shown below.

Disc Size

3-inch (7.6 cm)

5-inch (12.7cm)

2-12 AUDIO SYSTEM

Disc Type Disc Media DIsc Format

CD CD-DA

CD-R MP3

CD-RW WMA

Multisession-CD DTS-CD

SACD

Disc format Audio format

CD LPCM

MPEG1, Layer3

MP3

MPEG2, Layer3

MPEG2.5

WMA Ver9

SACD

SACD(Hybrid)

●

CD-R or CD-RW DISC burned with a bulk CD

without quality guarantees may not be

recognized by the device.

●

Inserting an abnormal disc may result in

faulty operation or recognition.

CD-ROM

CD-G

CD-EXTRA

CD-TEXT

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Disc/Content format compatibility

●

Ordinary disc compatibility

• This device has been designed/ manufactu-

red to be compatible with software bearing

the following logo marks.

Audio-CD CD-R CD-RW

• CD-R/RW discs (Audio CD and MP3 CD)

created with CD-writing devices or perso-

nal computers may not properly function

in the device. This may be caused by

damaged recording method, contamina-

tion by dirt and other foreign substance on

the disc surfaces or play lens, and various

other reasons.

●

Special formats or special features regar-

ding software

• CD-R/RW Compatibility.

• This device operates as a CD-ROM including

CD-R and CD-RW DISC written in CD Audio

or MP3 CD Format.

• However, other contents may cause abnor-

mal disc operation such noise.

• The writing of CD-R and CD-RW discs with

this device is not supported.

• Although CD-R/RW discs burned as audio

CDs which have not been finalized are not

supported by the device, some information

such as play time may be displayed.

• PC-created DISC compatibility.

• When recording a disc with a personal com-

puter, even discs recorded in a "format com-

patible" with the formats described above

may not operate on the device caused by

software settings of the recording applica-

tion.

• In such cases, contact the software develo-

per.

• Additional information regarding compati-

bility can be found on the CD-R/ RW

software disc box.

• DVD-R/RW are not supported by the device.

●

Compressed audio compatibility

This device plays audio files compressed by

MPEG-1 audio stream layer 3(MP3) using 32,

44.1 and 48kHz fixed bit rates. Incompatible

files are not supported.

• Variable bit rate files may operate, but the

play time information may not be properly

displayed.

• Physical formats of CD : Model 1, Model 2 XA

format 1.

• This device only supports tracks with file

extension of ".MP3" or ".WMA".

• This device does not support multi-session

discs.

• This device supports a maximum of 256 fol-

ders and maximum 512 files.

• Folders and files which exceed this limit will

not be supported.

• There are various bit rates which can be

encoded onto a MP3 file.

• his device has been designed to be compa-

tible with various bit rates.

• Audio which has been encoded at 128kbps

will sound similar to CD audio sound quality.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-13

Operating the CDP

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Although this device supports low bit rate

MP3 tracks, such tracks may only provide

low quality sound.

• For stable operation, the use of files in

95kbps ~ 192kbps bit rate range and

44.1kHz SAMPLING frequency is recom-

mended.

2-14 AUDIO SYSTEM

Inserting/Ejecting Disc

Inserting a Disc

Insert the disc into the slot.

The disc will begin playing automatically after

it has been inserted.

INFORMATION

If the operation mode had been Audio mode

before inserting the disc, the device will

convert to the DISC mode screen and begin

playing.

If the operation mode had been Navigation

mode, then Navigation mode screen will

remain and the disc play status will be dis-

played through the Audio bar.

Ejecting a Disc

Press the key.

The disc will immediately be stopped and

ejected.

INFORMATION

●

If the operation mode had been in Audio

mode before ejecting the disc, the device

will be converted back to Audio mode.

If the operation mode had been in

Navigation mode, then Navigation mode

screen will remain.

●

If the disc is straddled on the slot without

removing for approximately 10 seconds, the

disc will be re-inserted automatically into

the disc player.

In such a case, the disc will not begin

playing automatically.

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5DQGRP

Listening to CD music

1. Insert the CD or press the

0(',$

key on

the control panel if the CD is already inser-

ted.

2. Select the desired track.

[Selecting the CD track], page 2-16.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"DISC"

"CD"

Track <1 to 665>"

"CD

CD screen and functions



G H



Mode display : Displays that the current



K L

mode is CD mode.



RANDOM/REPEAT/SCAN indicator : If

RANDOM/REPEAT/SCAN is operating, the

switch is displayed.



Play time : Displays the play time.



Track number : Displays the current

playing track number.

button : Plays or pauses the cur-

rent track.

button : REW or FF

[Selecting the CD track], page 2-17.

button : Previous or next-

track.

[REW/FF CD track], page 2-17.

button : Plays the tracks on the

disc in random order.





[Setting Random function for CD music]

, page 2-17.

5HSHDW

button : Repeats the current

playing track.

Operating the CDP

[Setting Repeat function for CD music],

page 2-18.

6FDQ

button : Scans all tracks on the

disc for 10 seconds each.

[Scanning CD track], page 2-18.

6RXQG

button : Adjusts the FAD/BAL,

BASS/MID/TREB controls.

[Audio sound setting], page 1-11.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-15

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Selecting the CD track

There are 2 ways to select a CD Track - (a)

selecting through Track Up/Down, (b) selec-

ting through searching Track.

(a) Selecting through Track Up / Down

Press the

control panel or the

steering wheel remote controller or the

buttons on the screen for less than 0.8

second.

The next or previous track will begin playing.

INFORMATION

If the

6((.

key on the steering wheel remote

controller or the

pressed shortly while the track has played for

more than 3 seconds, the start of the current

track will begin playing.

If the track has been playing for less than 2

seconds, the start of the previous track will

begin playing.

2-16 AUDIO SYSTEM

75$&.

6((.

keys on the



or  keys on the

key on the control panel or the

button on the screen is

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

t Track"

"Nex

"Previous Track"

(b) Selecting track through search

1. Turn the

2. Press the

781(

knob on the control panel

in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.

Each click on the

781(

knob will display

the information of the next or previous

track. The current playing track will conti-

nue to be played.

781(

knob at the desired track.

The searched track will begin playing.

REW/FF CD track

Press and hold the

6((.

75$&.

keys on



the control panel or steering wheel remote

controller or the

or buttons for over

0.8 second.

The track will play 20 times faster while hol-

ding the button and return to normal play

when the button is released.

Setting Random function for CD music

5DQGRP

Press the

button.

Each press will change the function in the fol-

lowing order: RANDOM

RANDOM OFF ĺ

RANDOM

●

RANDOM : plays all tracks in the disc in ran-

dom order.

Page 20

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

andom"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Random function.

Setting Repeat function for CD music

5HSHDW

Press the

button. Each press will

change the function in the following order:

REPEAT

REPEAT OFF ĺ REPEAT

* REPEAT : repeats the current playing track.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

rack"

"Repeat T

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Repeat.

Scanning CD track

1. Press the

6FDQ

button. Each press will

change the function in the following order :

SCAN

SCAN OFF ĺ SCAN.

●

SCAN : Scans all tracks in the disc for 10

seconds each.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

can"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Scan function.

6FDQ

3. Press the

button again to continue

listening to the track.

The scan will be terminated and the current

track will continue to be played.

INFORMATION

When scanning has completed an entire revo-

lution, the scan function is automatically ter-

minated and the previous played track will be

restored.

Operating the CDP

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-17

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

MP3

MP3 disc related information and

precaution

●

Information

•

The MP3 file standards supported by the

device are as follows.

• Accept able standard: MPEG1 AUDIO LAYER 3

• Acceptable sampling frequency: 32, 44.1,

48 (KHz)

•

Acceptable bit rate: 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96,

112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 (kbps)

•

Recommended bit rate & reference sam-

equency: 96,128, 192 kbps fixed bit

pling fr

rate /44.1KHz

•

ID3 tag

This device supports ID3v1.0, ID3v1.1,

ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, and ID3v2.4 ID3 tags.

•

Supported media

• The MP3 media supported by the device

are CD-ROM and USB.

2-18 AUDIO SYSTEM

•

Supported media formats

• This device supports ISO9660 LEVEL1 and

LEVEL2. Detailed specification is as below.

•

Maximum directory layers: 8 layers

•

Maximum folder length: 64 Bytes, file name

length: 64 Byt

•

Supported characters for folder name/ file

name:

Alphanumeric characters, Korean

standard character set 2350 characters,

Simplified Chinese 4888 characters

Maximum number of folders which can be

•

ored onto one disc: 256 folders (including

ROOT directory)

•

Maximum number of files which can be

stored onto one disc: 512 files

•

Precautions upon burning MP3 files

•

The use of ISO 9660 LEVEL 2 JULIET format

is recommended when burning MP3 files.

Burning in other formats may abnormally

display the file names.

•

It is possible to display up to 32 characters for

file and folder names in case of UNICODE, and

up to 64 characters in case of ASCII.

• Although the full length of the file name can

be displayed by using the scroll function, the

full length of folder names may not be dis-

played as the scroll function does not operate

when displaying folder names.

●

Precaution

Please use an MP3 bit rate which is less than

128 kbps.

The sound quality cannot be guaranteed for

MP3s exceeding 128kbps.

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Listening to MP3 music

5DQGRP

1. Insert the MP3 disc or press the

0(',$

key on the control panel if the MP3 disc is

already inserted.

2. Select the desired file.

[Selecting the MP3 file], page 2-21.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"DISC"

"CD"

"MP3"

MP3 screen and functions





G H

L MK



Mode display: Displays that the current

mode is MP3 disc mode. (MP3 files on

DVDs are not supported.)



REPEAT/RANDOM/SCAN indicator: If

REPEAT/RANDOM/SCAN is operating, the

switch is displayed.



Play file position : Current playing file /

total files



Play time: Displays the play time.



Folder name: Displays the folder name.



File name: Displays the file name.

button: Plays or pauses the cur-

rent file.

F button : REW or FF.

[REW/FF MP3 file], page 2-22.









H button : Previous or next

track.

[Selecting the MP3 file], page 2-21.

button : Plays all files on the disc

or folder in random order.

[Setting Random function for MP3 file] ,

Operating the CDP

page 2-22.

5HSHDW

button : Repeats the current

playing folder or file.

[Setting Repeat function for MP3 file],

page 2-23.

6FDQ

button : Scans all files on the disc

or folder for 10 seconds each.

[Scanning MP3 file], page 2-23.

/LVW

button : Displays the MP3 folders

and file lists for the disc.

[Selecting the MP3 file], page 2-21.

,QIR

button : Displays or hides the

detailed file information for the current

playing file.

[Browsing detailed information about

the MP3 file], page 2-22.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-19

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

6RXQG

button : Adjusts the FAD/BAL,

BASS/MID/TREB controls.

[Audio sound setting], page 1-11.

Selecting the MP3 file

There are 3 ways to select an MP3 file - (a)

selecting through file up/down, (b) selecting

through searching files, (c) selecting through

MP3 list.

(a) Selecting through File Up / Down

Press the

control panel or the

steering wheel remote controller or the

second.

The next or previous file will begin playing.

If the

controller

pressed shortly while the file has played for

more than 3 seconds, the start of the current

file will begin playing.

2-20 AUDIO SYSTEM

75$&.

6((.

keys on the



or  keys on the

buttons on the screen for less than 0.8

INFORMATION

6((.

key on the control panel or the

key

on the steering wheel remote

the

button on the screen is

If the file has been playing for less than 2

seconds, the start of the previous file will

begin playing.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

t File"

"Nex

"Previous File"

"Next Folder"

"Previous Folder"

(b) Selecting through search

1. Turn the

781(

knob on the control panel

in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.

Each click on the

781(

knob will display

the information of the next or previous file.

The current playing file will continue to be

played.

INFORMATION

If the operation of the

rapid, there may be a delay in displaying the

file information.

781(

knob is too

781(

2. Press the

knob at the desired file. The

searched file will begin playing.

1. Press the

/LVW

button.

The file list of the folder for the current

playing file will be displayed.

INFORMATION

●

If many songs and folders are recorded onto

a DISC, file loading time may be longer and

cause the play list to be improperly displayed

or song search through TUNE operation to

operate improperly.

In such cases, wait until file loading is com-

plete and try again.

●

Within the MP3 list screen, if the

1RZSOD\LQJ

ching for files within a folder or a page, the

current playing file list will become dis-

played.

button is pressed while sear-

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2. Press the desired menu to return to the

5DQGRP

main screen and play the selected file.

REW/FF MP3 file

Press and hold the

the control panel or the

6((.

75$&.



or  keys on

keys on

the steering wheel remote controller or the

or buttons for over 0.8 second.

The file will play 20 times faster while holding

the button and return to normal play when

the button is released.

Browsing detailed information about

the MP3 file

1. Press the

,QIR

button.

The detailed information (Title, Album,

Artist) for the current playing MP3 will be

displayed.

2. Press the

button.

The detailed information will be turned off.

Setting Random function for MP3 file

Press the

●

RANDOM (less than 0.8 second) : Plays all

button.

files in the disc in random order

●

FOLDER RANDOM (over 0.8 second) : Plays

the files in the current folder in random

order.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

andom"

"Random Folder"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Random function.

3. Press the

listening to the current file.

The random selection will be terminated

and the current file will continue to play.

button again to continue

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-21

Operating the CDP

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Setting Repeat function for MP3 file

1. Press the

●

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

2. Press the

2-22 AUDIO SYSTEM

5HSHDW

button.

REPEAT (less than 0.8 second) : Repeats the

current playing file

FOLDER REPEAT (over 0.8 second) : Repeats

the files in the current folder

Voice Command

remote controller.

ile"

"Repeat F

"Repeat Folder"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Repeat function.

5HSHDW

repeating the current file.

The repeat selection will be terminated and

the current file will continue to play once

until the next file starts to play.

button again to stop

Scanning MP3 file

1. Press the

●

6FDQ

button.

SCAN (less than 0.8 second) : Scans all files

in the disc and plays for 10 seconds each.

●

FOLDER SCAN (over 0.8 second) : Scans all

files in the current folder for 10 seconds

each.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

can"

"Folder Scan"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Scan function.

2. Press the

6FDQ

button again to continue

listening to the file.

The scan selection will be terminated and

the current file will continue to play.

INFORMATION

When scanning has completed an entire revo-

lution, the scan function is automatically ter-

minated and the previous played file will be

restored.

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Operating the external devices

MP3

iPod® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

Connecting iPod devices

Connect the iPod device as shown in the pic-

ture.

The Kia iPod Power cable is needed in order to

operate iPod with the audio buttons on the

audio system. The USB cable provided by

Apple may cause malfunction and should not

be used for Kia vehicles.

The Kia iPod Power cable maybe purchased

through your Kia dealership.

●

Unsupported iPod devices : iPod genera-

tions before iPod 3G, iPod Shuffle, and iPad.

CAUTION!

Some functions may not operate properly

depending on the firmware version in some

iPod or iPhone devices.

INFORMATION

In order to prevent such malfunction, check

the following before connecting your iPod or

iPhone device with the Kia iPod Cable.

●

If the battery has been completed dischar-

ged, charge the device for at least 10 minutes

before connecting.

●

Turn on the device before connecting.

●

If the device is set to lock, release the lock

before connecting.

●

For iPhones, audio will not play if the audio

system and BT are paired. Disconnect the

pairing before connecting.

When there are no songs in the iPod or

iPhone or if there is no response from the

device after connecting with the Kia Cable, a

“No Media Connected” pop-up message will

be displayed for 5 seconds and the previous

mode will automatically be restored.

In such cases, disconnect the iPod or iPhone

and try connecting again.

If the message continues even after reconnec-

ting the iPod, check to see if there are any pro-

blems with the iPod device.

CAUTION!

If a playing iPod is connected to the audio sys-

tem, a high-pitched tone may occur for

approximately 1-2 seconds.

Please turn the iPod device to pause/stop

prior to connecting it to the vehicle.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-23

Operating the external devices

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Listening to music from iPod

1. Connect the iPod or press the

on the control panel if the iPod is already

connected.

INFORMATION

Even if the iPod is connected, the 'No Media

Connected' message may be displayed if an

error has occurred. In such a case, reconnect

the iPod.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"iP

od"

2-24 AUDIO SYSTEM

0(',$

key

iPod screen and functions





G H

K L M



Mode display: displays that the current







I J

mode is iPod mode.



RANDOM/REPEAT indicator: if RANDOM/

REPEAT is operating, the switch is dis-

played.



Play file position: current playing file / total

files



Play time: displays the play time.



Category name: displays the category

name of the playing file.



Title name: displays the title name of the

playing file.

button: plays or pauses the cur-

rent file.

F button : REW or FF.

[REW/FF iPod song], page 2-27.

H button : previous or next file.

[Selcting an iPod song], page 2-25.

5DQGRP



button : plays all songs in the

current playing list in random order or ran-

domly in album unit.

[Setting random function for iPod

song], page 2-26.

5HSHDW

buttons : repeats the current

playing song.

[Setting repeat function for iPod song],

page 2-27.

,QIR

button : converts to the search

menu screen.

[

Viewing detailed information for iPod

song], page 2-27.

0HQX

button : converts to the search

menu screen.

[Selecting an iPod song], page 2-25.

6RXQG

button : adjusts the FAD/BAL,

BASS/MID/TREB controls.

[Audio Sound setting], page 1-10.

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Selecting music from iPod

5DQGRP

There are 3 ways to select songs from the iPod

device - (a) selecting song through Up/Down,

(b) selecting song through sequential search,

(a) Selecting song through Up / Down

Press the

control panel or the

6((.

75$&.



or  keys on the

keys on the

steering wheel remote controller or the

buttons on the screen for less than 0.8

second. The next or previous song will begin

playing.

INFORMATION

75$&.

If the

6((.

controller or the

pressed shortly while the song is playing for

more than 3 seconds, the start of the current

song will begin playing. If the song has been

playing for less than 2 seconds, the start of the

previous song will begin playing.

key the control panel or the

䑰

key on the steering wheel remote

䑰

button on the screen is

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

t Song"

"Nex

"Previous Song"

(b) Selecting song through search

781(

1. Turn the

in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.

Each click on the

knob on the control panel

781(

knob will display

the information of the next or previous

song. The current playing song will conti-

nue to be played.

INFORMATION

If the operation of the

rapid, there may be a delay in displaying the

song information.

2. Press the

781(

The searched song will begin playing.

781(

knob is too

knob at the desired song.

1. Press the

0HQX

button.

The iPod menu screen will be displayed.

2. Press the button for the desired search

method.

INFORMATION

If the search mode is accessed while playing a

song, the most recent searched step will be

displayed.

The search steps upon initial connection are

listed below.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-25

Operating the external devices

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step

Playlist Playlist Song

Genre Genre Artist Album Song

Artist Artist Album Song

Composer composer Album Song

Album Album Song

Audiobooks Song

Songs Song

Podcasts Program Episode

REW/FF iPod music

Press and hold the

the control panel or the

the steering wheel remote controller or the

or buttons for over 0.8 second.

The song will play 20 times faster while hol-

ding the button and return to normal play

3. Press the desired song button to return to

the main screen and play the selected song.

2-26 AUDIO SYSTEM

when the button is released.

6((.

75$&.

keys on



or  keys on

S etting Random function for iPod music

Press the

button. Each press will

change the function in the following order :

Random

Album Random ĺ Random Off ĺ

Random...

●

Album Random : plays the song in the cur-

rent play list randomly in album units.

However, songs within the same album will

be played sequentially.

e.g.) Album1(Music1 ĺ Music2 ĺ Music3 ĺ

...

Music10) ĺ Album5 ( Music1 ĺ Music2)

Album4 (Music1 ĺ Music2 ĺ Music3) ...

●

RANDOM : Plays all files in the current play

list in (All Songs, certain albums, or user

designated iPod Playists) randomly

regardless of album.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

andom"

"Random Album"

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Random.

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Setting Repeat function for iPod music

1. Press the

5HSHDW

button.

Each press will change the function in the fol-

lowing order: REPEAT

REPEAT OFF ĺ

REPEAT

●

REPEAT : Repeats the current playing song.

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

ong"

"Repeat S

Say "Normal Play" in order to terminate the

set Repeat function.

Browsing detailed information about the

iPod music

1. Press the

,QIR

button.

The detailed information (Title, Album and

Artist) for the current channel will be dis-

played.

2. Press the

button.

The detailed information will be turned off.

Operating the external devices

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-27

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

USB MP3

USB MP3 related information and

precaution

●

Information

•

The MP3 file standards supported by the

device are as follows.

• Acceptable standard: MPEG1 AUDIO LAYER 3.

• Acceptable sampling frequency: 32, 44.1,

48 (kHz)

• Acceptable bit rate : 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80,

96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 (kbps)

• Recommended bit rate & reference sam-

pling frequency: 96,128, 192 kbps fixed bit

rate /44.1kHz

• ID3 tag

This device supports ID3v1.0, ID3v1.1,

ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, and ID3v2.4 ID3 tags.

• Supported media

The MP3 media supported by the device

are CD-ROM and USB.

• Supported media formats

This device supports ISO9660 LEVEL1 and

LEVEL2. Detailed specification is as below.

2-28 AUDIO SYSTEM

• Maximum directory layers: 20 layers

• Maximum length of folder name/file name:

250Bytes

• Supported characters for folder name/ file

name: Alphanumeric characters, Korean

standard character set 2350 characters,

Simplified Chinese 4888 characters

• Maximum number of folders which can be

stored onto one USB: 2000 folders (inclu-

ding ROOT directory)

• Maximum number of files which can be

stored onto one USB: 6000 files

• Precautions upon formatting USB & down-

loading MP3 files

• The device only supports FAT type USB file

system. The device will not play USB media

content if the USB is NTFS type.

●

Precaution

Please use an MP3 bit rate which is less than

192kbps and a fixed bit rate.

The sound quality cannot be guaranteed for

MP3s exceeding 192Kbps and operation of

specific functions (limited to FF/REW func-

tions) may be abnormal with variable bit rates.

Precautions upon handling USB

●

When using the external USB device, make

sure to keep the device disconnected and

connect only some time after turning on the

vehicle ignition. The USB device may be

damaged if the USB device already connec-

ted when the ignition is turned on. (USB

device is not an electronic automotive com-

ponent)

●

The external USB device may not operate if

the USB device already connected when

vehicle ignition is turned on or off.

●

The device will not operate when playing a

format which is not MP3 or WMA file for-

mats.

1. Only MP3 files with compression rates

between 8kbps~320kbps are supported.

2. Only WMA files with compression rates

between 8kbps~320kbps are supported.

●

Be cautious of static electricity when

connecting/disconnecting the external USB

device.

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●

Encoded MP3 Players will not be recognized

when connected as the external device.

●

When connecting an external USB device,

the device may not properly recognize the

USB when the USB is in some states.

●

When formatting the external USB device,

the device may not properly be properly

recognize a Byte/Sector selection other

than 512Byte or 2048Byte.

●

The device will only recognize USB devices

formatted in FAT 12/16/32.

●

Some USB devices may not operate properly

because of compatibility issues. Verify that

the external device is supported by the

device before starting use.

●

Avoid contact between the USB connector

with bodily parts and foreign substances.

●

Repeatedly connecting/disconnecting the

USB in a short period of time may cause

damage to the device.

●

When disconnecting the USB, an abnormal

sound may occur occasionally.

●

Abruptly disconnecting the external USB

device while the USB is operating may

cause the device to be damaged or function

abnormally.

Make sure to disconnect the USB device

only after the audio power is turned off or

when the audio is operating in a different

mode.

●

The amount of time required to recognize

the external USB device may differ depen-

ding on the type, size, or file formats stored

on the USB.

Such differences in the required time are

not indications of malfunction.

Please wait for the required period of time

to recognize the device.

●

The device supports only USB devices used

to play music files.

●

Do not use the USB I/F to charge batteries

or USB accessories which generate heat.

Such acts may lead to deteriorated perfor-

mance or damage to the device.

●

The device may not recognize the USB

device if separately purchased USB hubs

and extension cables are being used.

Connect the USB directly to the multimedia

terminal of the vehicle.

●

In the case of high capacity USB devices,

there are instances where the logical drives

are partitioned for user convenience.

In this case, only the USB music in the top-

level logical drive will be possible to play.

When using partitioned drives, save the

desired songs to play on the device only in

the top-level logical drive.

In addition, certain USB devices are confi-

gured with a separate drive used to install

application programs and songs from such

drives may not be possible to play for the

reasons as described above.

●

The device may not support normal opera-

tion if MP3 Players, cellular phones, digital

cameras, or other electronic devices (USB

devices not recognized as portable disk

drives) are connected to the device.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-29

Operating the external devices

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM

●

The device may not support normal opera-

tion when using a USB memory type

besides the Metal Cover Type USB Memory.

●

The device may not support normal opera-

tion when using formats such as HDD Type,

CF, or SD Memory.

●

The device will not support files locked by

DRM (Digital Rights Management).

●

The device may not support. Please make

sure to use normal operation if the proper

connection with the USB memory fails due

to vibrations caused by the vehicle. (i-stick

type, etc.)

●

Please avoid using USB memory products

which can be used as key chains or cellu-

lar phone accessories as they could cause

damage to the USB jack.

2-30 AUDIO SYSTEM

Please make certain only to use plug type

connector products as shown below.

Plug Type Connector

Connecting the USB devices

Connect the USB as shown in the picture.

㾐㾐㾐㾐

Listening to USB music

1. Connect a USB or press the

0(',$

key on

the control panel if the USB is already

connected.

2. Select the desired file.

[Selecting the MP3 file], page 2-21.

INFORMATION

The USB screen and operation method is the

same with MP3 mode.

Please refer to the MP3 mode section for more

information.

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Voice Command

7LPHU

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"USB"

Starting USB IMAGE Mode

1. The USB mode will automatically start

when the USB is inserted. When in a

different mode, repeatedly press the

0(',$

key to convert to USB mode.

(Each press will change in order of AUX

DISC

USB)

2. The image will be displayed on the screen.

INFORMATION

0XVLF

Press the

side to enter either mode. (Supported only

when compatible files exist within the USB)

button on the bottom left

USB IMAGE mode menu screen

configuration



 



Mode display : display that the current







  



 

mode is <USB Image> mode.



Folder name : displays the name of the fol-

der where photo files are located.



File name : displays the file name of the

current photo.



File index : displays the number of Image

files within the USB (current file / all files)



Slide Show Inter val : displays intervals of 5,

10, and 20 seconds.



button : displays the previous photo.



Slide Show View : displays photos in inter-

vals of 5, 10, and 20 seconds.

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-31



Operating the external devices

PART 2 AUDIO SYSTEM



button : displays the next photo.



USB music(MP3) mode

converts to <USB Music> mode.

/LVW



button : displays the <Image List>

screen.

+LGH



button : hides the button display.

6DYH



button : upon turning off power,

saves the current image as the frame

screen image.



button : allows changes to slide

7LPHU

show interval.

2-32 AUDIO SYSTEM

0XVLF

button :

Operating USB IMAGE Mode

(a) Moving to next IMAGE

1. Press the screen.

2. Within the Image screen, press the

button to flip through each file.

(b) Displaying USB IMAGE Slideshow

Interval

1. Repeatedly press the

bottom to change the slideshow interval

(converts in time intervals of 5 seconds

10 seconds

20 seconds ĺ 5 seconds).

1. Press the

6DYH

button at the bottom of

the <Image> screen. The currently dis-

played image will be registered as the

frame.

button at the

INFORMATION

For details on setting up the frame, refer to

the frame setup page within Screen setup.

Restrictions while driving-Image Play related

buttons cannot be used while the vehicle is in

motion.

There are five buttons such as <

3OD\,FRQ

6DYH

+LGH

/ Ԣ /

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AUX

External Audio Device

Connecting AUX

Connect the external Audio player as shown

in the picture.

Playing AUX

AUX screen

Operating the external devices

INFORMATION

Connect only by using AUX terminals.

Connect an AUX or press the

the control panel if the AUX is already connec-

ted.

0(',$

key on

Voice Command

1. Press the #key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Line I

Audio AUX screen

AUDIO SYSTEM 2-33

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Limitations of the navigation system ……………………………… 3-2

GPS signal reception state ………………3-2

Vehicle position display

Route Guidance

Route Re-calculation

Starting navigation system

…………………3-3

…………………………3-4

……………………3-4

……………3-5

Map Functions ……………………… 3-5

Current position map screen

(without route)

Switching map mode

(North Up / Heading Up)

Viewing GPS signal state

Changing the map scale

Displaying / Hiding POI icons on the

map

Displaying/Hiding Q.POI icons ……… 3-9

Displaying / Hiding icons other than

Q.POI icons

Making a call to POI ………………… 3-10

Scrolling map

…………………………3-5

………………3-6

………………3-7

………………3-8

………………………………………3-9

…………………………… 3-9

………………………… 3-11

Setting a destination ……………… 3-12

Destination menu screen and functions

Searching a Destination

Operating after searching a destination

Operating after setting a destination … 3-28

Starting Route Guideance …………… 3-28

Route guidance screen

Selecting other route

… 3-12

Searching an Address………………… 3-13

Searching a Previous Destination

Searching an Intersection

Searching a POI

Searching from Address book

Searching for Emergency facilities

Searching your Home

Searching favorite places

Searching from MAP

Searching POI by local POI list

Changing destination position

Setting as Destination / waypoint

Adding to address book

……………… 3-13

…… 3-17

…………… 3-17

……………………… 3-20

……… 3-24

… 3-25

……………… 3-25

…………… 3-26

………………… 3-26

……… 3-26

… 3-27

……… 3-27

…… 3-27

…………… 3-27

……………… 3-28

………………… 3-29

Route guidance ……………………… 3-30

Route menu screen and functions …… 3-30

Finishing route guidance

(Delete Destination) ………………… 3-30

Route overview (View Entire Route)

Changing Route option

Editing waypoints

Deleting waypoints ………………… 3-34

Re-ordering waypoints

Setting detour distance ……………… 3-35

Setting avoid streets on route

…………………… 3-32

… 3-31

……………… 3-32

……………… 3-34

……… 3-35

Setup and Information …………… 3-36

Setup menu screen and functions …… 3-36

Main setting

Navigation setting …………………… 3-38

………………………… 3-37

Setting keyboard for inputting letter … 3-37

Setting voice command feedback

ON/OFF

……………………………… 3-37

Setting Language

System information and update

Initializing system

…………………… 3-37

…… 3-37

…………………… 3-37

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PART 3

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Setting units (mile / km) …………… 3-38

Setting arrival time and distance

display

………………………………… 3-38

Registering avoid area

Editing avoid area

Deleting avoid area

Deleting all avoid areas

Setting Q.POI icons

Setting estimate travel time

My places setting …………………… 3-43

Registering new address in

address book

Editing an address of address book

Deleting an address of address book

Deleting an address book

Registering home address

Deleting home address

Registering favorite place

Deleting favorite place

Voice guidance volume setting ……… 3-51

Voice guidance volume control ……… 3-51

Adaptive volume control ON/OFF

……………… 3-38

…………………… 3-40

………………… 3-41

……………… 3-41

…………………… 3-42

………… 3-42

………………………… 3-43

… 3-45

3-46

…………… 3-47

…………… 3-48

……………… 3-48

…………… 3-49

……………… 3-50

…… 3-52

Traffic Setup ………………………… 3-52

Traffic Information

Help

…………………………………… 3-54

…………………… 3-52

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-1

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Limitations of the navigation system

GPS signal reception state

●

As the GPS satellite frequency is received /

transmitted in straight lines, reception may

not work if devices are placed on or near

the GPS antenna or when traveling through

the following locations.

•

Tunnels

•

Basement parking structures

3-2 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

•

Underneath an overpass

Roads within forested areas

Areas near high rise buildings

•

Roads within canyons

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Vehicle position display

●

If multipass errors occur due to reflections

from buildings or related causes, the current

position mark on the navigation may differ

from the actual position of the vehicle.

●

The position of the vehicle on the naviga-

tion may be different from the actual posi-

tion if the vehicle is under the following

conditions. If such differences occur, driving

for a short period of time will automatically

correct the position of the vehicle through

map matching or GPS information (several

minutes may be necessary in certain cases).

•

When driving on a Y-shaped road with a

narrow angle, the current position may be

displayed in the opposite direction.

•

If the vehicle is loaded onto a ferry or a car

transport vehicle, the current position mark

may be stalled on the last position prior to

•

When driving on a spiral-shaped road.

•

When driving in mountain regions with

sharp turns or sudden brakes.

•

When entering a road after having been in

an underground parking structure, building

parking structure, or turntable with many

rotations.

•

When the tires have recently been replaced

(Especially upon use of spare or studless

tires)

•

If the battery terminal is removed.

•

When driving in city streets, the current

position may be displayed on the opposite

side or on an off-road position.

•

When changing the zoom level from the

maximum zoom in level to a different zoom

level, the current position mark may be dis-

played on a different road.

•

When driving in heavy traffic with frequent

go·stops in traffic or intersections.

•

When driving under slippery conditions,

such as heavy sand, snow, etc.

•

When driving with the tire chain in place.

•

When using a tire with an incorrect size

specification.

•

When the tire pressure for the 4 tires are dif-

ferent.

•

When the replacement tire is a worn or

used tire (Especially studless tires having

passed a 2nd seasons, etc.)

•

When driving near high-rise buildings

•

If a roof carrier has been installed

•

When driving under high speeds or having

calculated a long-distance route.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-3

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Route Guidance

●

Suitable route guidance may not occur

caused by search conditions or the driving

position.

•

Guidance to go straight may be given while

driving on a straight road.

•

Guidance may not be given even when hav-

ing turned at an intersection.

•

There are certain intersections in which

guidance may not occur.

•

A route guidance signaling for a U-Turn in a

No U-Turn location may occur.

•

A route guidance signaling entrance into a

no enter zone may occur (No enter zone,

road under construction, etc.).

•

Guidance may be given to a position

removed from the actual destination if

roads to reach the actual destination do not

exist or are too narrow.

3-4 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

•

Faulty voice guidance may be given if the

vehicle breaks from the designated route

(ex: if a turn is made at an intersection while

the navigation provided guidance to go

straight).

Map Data may be missing or incorrect caus-

ing route guidance to not be given.

Route Re-calculation

●

The following phenomena may occur after

conducting route recalculation.

•

Guidance may be given to a position differ-

ing from the current position when turning

at an intersection.

•

Route Recalculation may take a longer peri-

od of time when driving under high speeds.

•

A route guidance signaling for a U-Turn in a

No U-Turn location may occur.

•

A route guidance signaling entrance into a no

enter zone may occur (No enter zone, road

under construction, etc).

•

Guidance may be given to a position

removed from the actual destination if

roads to reach the actual destination do not

exist or are too narrow.

•

Faulty voice guidance may be given if the

vehicle breaks from the designated route

(ex: if a turn is made at an intersection while

the navigation provided guidance to go

straight)

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Starting navigation system

Press the Navigation mode key (

'(67, 5287(, 6(783

will always be displayed when first entering

into Navigation mode. Read the contents of

the caution screen carefully and press the

$JUHH

button.

0$392,&(

). The Caution screen

Map Functions

Current position map screen (without route)

0$392,&(

Press the

to display the map of current position and the

neighboring area.





F F

key on the control panel







GPS signal state indicator : displays the

state of GPS signal reception.

[Viewing GPS signal state], page 3-7.



Map scale level indicator : displays the cur-

rent map scale.

[Changing the map scale], page 3-8.



Landmark icons : landmark icons are dis-

played on the map when the map scale

level is set to under 300 ft (100m depend-

ing on map data)

[Appendix : landmark icons], page 6-5.



POI icons : POI icons are displayed on the

map when the map scale level is set to

under 0.5 mi (800m).

[Appendix : POI icons], page 6-5.



Current vehicle position icon : displays the

current position of the vehicle.



NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-5

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

North Up / Heading Up switch : displays

the current map mode and the map mode

can be switched between North Up and

Heading Up.

[Switching map mode], page 3-6.

POI : displays or hides the POI icon on the

map.

[Displaying/Hiding POI icons on the

map], page 3-9.

Map scale : increases or decreases the map

scale.

[Changing the map scale], page 3-8.

3-6 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Switching map mode (North Up / Heading Up)

Each time the compass button is pressed, the

screen will switch in the order shown below.

Heading Up

All map screens (map screen after setting des-

tination & whole route display screen) except

the current position screen will always be dis-

played in North Up mode.

●

ĺ

North Upĺ Heading Up ...

INFORMATION

North Up : displays the map always facing

the North direction regardless of the direc-

tion which the vehicle is traveling.

The vehicle icon is displayed in the center

position of the map.

●

Heading Up : displays the map always fac-

ing the direction which the vehicle is travel-

ing. The vehicle icon is displayed in the

lower center position of the map.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Nor

th Up"

"Heading Up"

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Viewing GPS signal state

The state of GPS signal reception is displayed

as shown below.

●

(active) :

GPS reception is satisfactory.

●

(inactive) :

GPS reception is unsatisfactory.

[System information and update], page

3-51.

INFORMATION

●

GPS (Global Position System) : GPS is a sys-

tem developed and operated by the United

States which determines the current loca-

tion of the user (longitude, latitude, etc.) by

generally using 4 or more satellites. This

system is used with related GPS informa-

tion, various sensors, road map data, and

other navigation related information.



●

GPS information may not operate under the

following conditions.

• When buildings, tunnels, or other obstruc-

tions block satellite signals.

• When materials are placed above the GPS

antenna and block satellite signals.

• When the satellite does not transmit sig-

nals (signal transmission is controlled by

the satellite control center in the United

States and may not transmit when under

repair, modification, etc).

• When a digital cellular phone (1.5GHz) is

placed near the GPS antenna.

●

This system uses GPS information, various

sensors, road map data, and other related

information to display the current position.

Errors may occur if the satellite is transmit-

ting inaccurate signals or only two or less

satellite signals can be received.

Errors which occur in such conditions can-

not be corrected.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-7

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Changing the map scale

Press the or button. The map scale

will be increased or decreased by one level.

INFORMATION

Each time the or button is pressed,

the scale bar will be displayed.

The scale can be changed by directly pressing

the scale level on the scale bar.

The green color on the scale bar indicates the

current scale level while the orange color indi-

cates the selected scale level.

Ɣ

Press the or button for over 0.8 sec-

ond. The scale will continuously change.

Ɣ

If the scale range limit is reached, the or

button will be disabled.

The map scale range is between 1 and 14:

10,240,000 ~ 1 : 5,000.

3-8 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Level

󱈤

Actual distance

mi / ft km / m 1 150 ft 50 m 2 300 ft 100 m 3 700 ft 200 m 4 0.25 mi 400 m 5 0.5 mi 800 m 6 1 mi 1.6 km 7 2 mi 3.2 km 8 4 mi 6.4 km 9 8 mi 12 km

10 16 mi 25 km 11 32 mi 50 km 12 64 mi 100 km 13 130 mi 200 k m 14 250 mi 400 k m

󱈣

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Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

After the beep sound, say a command.

oom In"

"Zoom Out"

"Zoom Maximum"

"Zoom Minimum"

"Zoom level <1 to 14>"

"Zoom <actual distance>"

" (ex. Zoom 700ft)"

Displaying / Hiding POI icons on the map

Displaying/Hiding Q.POI icons

1. Press the

32,Ԥ

button.

Related menu buttons will be displayed at

the bottom of the screen.

INFORMATION

The Q.POI icons are set to - Gas Station,

- Parki ng, - Hotel, - Golf Course,

- Bank, - Fast Food (6 icons) by default.

This setting can be changed in SETUP.

[Setting Q.POI icons], page 3-42.

Press the icon buttons to display or hide.

To turn off all POI icons displayed on the

map, press the

$//2))

button.

INFORMATION



●

The current displayed POI icons are high-

lighted while the icons not being displayed

are shown as normal buttons.



●

If there are no POI icons being displayed,

$//2))

the



●

POI icons are displayed when the scale is

button will be disabled.

under 0.5 mi (800m).

Displaying / Hiding icons other than

Q.POI icons

▼

1. Press the

32,

button.

Related menu buttons will be displayed at

the bottom of the screen.

2WKHUV

Press the

button.

INFORMATION

Q.POI stands for Quick POI and refers to the

function which turns POI icon display on or off

on the map.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-9

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

(a) by category list

Press the desired main category button.

Select the desired sub category menu to

display or hide (Multiple selections are pos-

sible).

Press the selected menu again to cancel the

selection.

3-10 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

6KRZ,FRQV

If the

button is pressed, the

selected menus will be displayed or hidden

on the map screen.

Voice Command

remote controller.

"Sho

w <POI name>" (ex. Show ATM)

"Hide <POI name>" (ex. Hide ATM)

"Hide All"

Making a call to POI

After searching a POI, the POI phone number

information can be used to make a call to the

POI facility.

Use the various search methods, such as the

map scroll function, Q.POI search function,

and destination search function to search

for a POI.

Press the button.

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3. Bluetooth is used to make a call to the POI

facility.

INFORMATION

●

Making a call is not possible if there is no

telephone information for a POI or if there is

no mobile phone connected through

Bluetooth.

●

For more information of mobile phone

authentication through Bluetooth or

detailed information on conducting search,

refer to

a Bluetooth phone], page 5-4.

[Pairing and connecting

Scrolling map

Press the map area on the map screen.

The selected point will be centered on the

screen and the scroll mark will be displayed.

Information about the marked point and

straight line distance from the current posi-

tion will be displayed at the top of the screen.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Once the call is ended, the map is restored

to the current vehicle location.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Setting a destination

Destination menu screen and functions

'(67

Press the

display the destination menu screen.

key on the control panel to

Address : sets the destination through

address search.

Previous Dest : sets the destination

through the previous destination list.

page 3-17 .

Intersection : sets the destination through

intersection search.

POI Search : sets the destination through

POI Category search.

Address Book : sets the destination

through address book search.

3-24 .

[Searching an Address], page 3-13.

[Searching a Previous Destination],

[Searching an Intersection], page 3-17.

[Searching a POI], page 3-20 .

[Searching from Address book], page

INFORMATION

If a map area on the map screen is pressed,

the map will continuously scroll in the corre-

sponding direction until the pressing is

released.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-11

Emergency : sets the destination through

emergency facilities search.

[Searching for Emergency facilities],

page 3-25 .

HOME : sets the stored HOME as the desti-

nation.

[Searching your Home], page 3-25 .

Favorite place  ~  : sets the destina-

tion with one of the stored favorite places.

[Searching favorite places], page 3-26 .

3-12 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

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Searching a Destination

Searching an Address

There are 2 ways to set the destination

through address search-(a) by street, (b) by

city.

Select the desired state from the list to

change the state.

(a) by street

Press the

state.

'(67

key.

$GGUHVV

button.

6WDWH

button to change the

Input the State name and press the

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the state list screen

will be displayed automatically.

If the number of matches is only one result,

then the state will automatically be

changed without having to manually select

the state.

/LVW

6WUHHW

Press the

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-13

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

7. Input the House number and Press the

'RQH

button to complete.

If the House number is not recognized, press

6NLS

the

button.

In this case, the range of house numbers

will be displayed during the last step.

If more than 30 cities exist with the selected

Input the Street name and press the

/LVW

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list screen

will be displayed automatically.

3-14 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

street, then the city input screen will be dis-

played. If less than 30 cities exist, then the city

selection screen will be displayed.

If the desired street from the list is selected,

the corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

INFORMATION

Input the city name and press the

button to complete. If the number of

matches with the input is less than 4

results, then the list screen will be dis-

played automatically.

11.Select the desired city from the list.

/LVW

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12. This screen will be displayed if the House

number had not been inputted during

step 6 and more than 2 house numbers

ranges exist.

Select the desired House number range.

Input the House number and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

(b) by city

Input the city name and press and press the

/LVW

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the city list screen

will be displayed automatically.

Select the desired city from the list.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

This screen will be displayed if the House

number had not been inputted and only

one house numbers range exists.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

9. Input the house number and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

If the House number is not recognized,

6NLS

press the

In this case, the range of house numbers

will be displayed during the last step.

button.

Press the

&LW\

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-15

Input the Street name and press the

/LVW

button to complete.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list screen

will be displayed automatically.

3-16 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Select the desired street from the list and

the corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

This screen will be displayed if the House

number had not been inputted during

step 8 and more than 2 House number

ranges exist.

Select the desired House number range.

This screen will be displayed if the House

number had not been inputted during

step

and only one House number

range exists.

Select the house number range and Press

'RQH

the

button to complete.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

ind address"

[Find address], page 5-19.

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Searching a Previous Destination

'(67

1.Press the

Press the

Select the desired previous destination. The

key.

3UHYLRXV'HVW

button.

corresponding position will be displayed on

the map.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

After the beep sound, say a command.

revious destination"

[Previous destination], page 5-24.

"Previous start point"

[Previous start point], page 5-25.

Searching an Intersection

There are two ways to set the destination

through intersection search-(a) by street, (b)

by city.

'(67

Press the

key.

,QWHUVHFWLRQ

Press the

button.

Press the

6WDWH

button to change the

state.

Input the state name and press the

button. If the number of matches with the

input is less than 4 results, then the state

list screen will be displayed automatically.

If the number of matches is only one result,

then the state will automatically be

changed without having to manually select

the state.

Select the desired state from the list to

change the state.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-17

/LVW

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

(a) by street

6WUHHW

Press the

Input the name of the 1st street and press

the

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list screen

will be displayed automatically.

3-18 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button.

/LVW

button.

Select the desired 1st street from the list.

Input the name of the 2nd street and press

/LVW

the

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list screen

will be displayed automatically.

Select the desired 2nd street menu from

the list. The corresponding position will be

displayed on the map.

If the selected 2nd street is within more

than 2 cities, then the city list screen will

be displayed.

Select the desired city menu from the list.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

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(b) by city

&LW\

Press the

button.

Input the city name and press the

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the city list screen

will be displayed automatically.

Select the desired city name.

Input the name of the 1st street and press

/LVW

the

/LVW

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list screen

will be displayed automatically.

Select the desired 1st street menu from

the list.

Input the name of the 2nd street and press

/LVW

the

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the street list

screen will be displayed automatically.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-19

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Searching a POI

There are 3 ways to set the destination

through POI search - (a) by category, (b) by

name, (c) by phone number.

12. Select the desired 2nd street menu from

the list.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

If the selected 2nd street is within more

than 2 cities, then the city list screen will

be displayed. Select the desired city menu

from the list. The corresponding position

will be displayed on the map.

3-20 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Press the

'(67

key.

32,6HDUFK

6WDWH

button.

Input the state name and press the

button. If the number of matches with the

input is less than 4 results, then the state list

screen will be displayed automatically.

If there is only one matching result, then

the state will automatically be changed

without having to manually select the state.

Select the desired state from the list to

change the state.

/LVW

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(a) By category

Searches for facilities nearby the current posi-

tion or from the city center.

&DWHJRU\

Press the

search for facilities nearby the current posi-

tion, or press the

to search for facilities in the near city center.

button.

1HDUFXUUHQWSRVLWLRQ

1HDUFLW\FHQWHU

button to

button

(a-1) Near current position

Searches for facilities within a 50 mi (80Km)

radius of the current position.

Press the desired main category menu.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

After the beep sound, say a command.

ind nearest POI"

[Find nearest POI], page 5-20.

Press the desired sub category menu.

Select the desired menu button.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-21

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

(a-2) Near city center

Searches for facilities from the city center.

Input the city name and press the

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the city list screen

will be displayed automatically.

Press the desired city menu.

3-22 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

/LVW

Press the desired main category.

Press the desired sub category.

Select the desired menu button.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

INFORMATION

The distance on each POI item button refers

to the distance from the city center.

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(b) By name

Press the

1DPH

button.

Select the desired POI menu.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

●

Changing City

&LW\

Press the

button.

Input the city name and press the

button.

Select the desired city name.

●

Changing Category

&DWHJRU\

Press the

Select the desired main category menu.

Select the desired sub category menu.

button.

/LVW

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Input the name of the POI and press the

/LVW

button.

If the number of matches with the input is

less than 4 results, then the facilities list

screen will be displayed automatically.

INFORMATION

When necessary, the search conditions for the

city and category can be changed by pressing

$GYDQFHG

the

button.

3KRQH

Press the

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-23

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Searching from Address book

1.Press the

7. Input the phone number and Press the

'RQH

button to complete.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Destination POI b

y Phone Number"

[Destination POI by phone number],

page 5-22.

3-24 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

This system provides 5 address books. Each

addresses book can hold up to 200 entries.

'(67

key.

$GGUHVVERRN

Press the

button.

Select the desired address book (user)

menu.

INFORMATION

Select the desired address name from the

list.

The corresponding position will be

displayed on the map.

[Registering new address in address

book], page 3-43.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Destination b

5-24.

y address book"

[Destination by address book], page

Page 41

Searching for Emergency facilities

'(67

1.Press the

Press the

Select the desired facility category.

Select the desired facility.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

key.

(PHUJHQF\

button.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

ind emergency <Category>"

[Find emergency <Category>], page

5-23.

Searching your Home

1.Press the

'(67

key.

+20(

Press the

The Home position will be displayed on

the map.

button.

INFORMATION

I f the Home address is not registered, then the

+20(

button will not be displayed.

[Registering home address], page 3-48.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Go home"

[Go home], page 5-25.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-25

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Searching favorite places

1.Press the

'(67

key.

Select the desired button from  ~  .

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

INFORMATION

If the address of the Favorite place is not regis-

tered, then the

registered addresses will be disabled.

[Registering favorite place], page 3-49.



~  buttons without

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Destination b

page 5-25.

3-26 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

y memory point <1 to 5>"

[Destination by memory point <1 to 5>],

Searching from MAP

Position the scroll mark at the destination by

scrolling the map on the map screen.

Searching POI by local POI list

1. Press the

screen.

Press the

32,

▼

button on the map

2WKHUV

button.

/RFDO32,OLVWV

button.

Select the desired POI menu.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

ind nearest <POI name>"

[Find nearest <POI name>], page 5-21.

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Operating after searching a destination

Changing destination position :

Changes the position of the destination by

scrolling the map.

[Scrolling map], page 3-11.

Setting as Destination / waypoint :

Sets the position as the destination or way-

point.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Star

t guidance"

(Sets the position of the scroll mark as the

destination and begins route guidance.)

Adding to address book :

Saves the position in the address book.

[Registering new address in address book],

page 3-43.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"St

ore Marked Location to <text tag>"

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-27

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Operating after setting a destination

Starting Route Guidance

6WDUW*XLGDQFH

Press the

ance will start.

●

Route simulation

6WDUW*XLGDQFH

•

If the

held for over 0.8 second, then the route

simulation will start.

0$392,&(

•

If the

pressed during route simulation, then route

simulation will be terminated.

3-28 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button. Route Guid-

button is pressed and

key on the control panel is

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

Voice Command

Time to destination"

"Distance to destination"

Route guidance screen

●

Symbol guidance mode : if the button

is pressed, then the following route guid-

ance screen will be displayed.

●

Turn-List mode : if the button is

pressed, then the following route guidance

screen will be displayed.

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Selecting other route

●

Highway mode : if the button is

pressed, then the following route guidance

screen will be displayed.

●

I ntersection zoom mode : this route guidance

screen is automatically displayed during

guidance at an intersection.

Once guidance at the intersection is com-

plete, the screen will automatically disappear

and the previous guidance screen will be

restored.

●

Highway junction mode : this route guid-

ance screen is automatically displayed dur-

ing guidance at highway junctions.

Once guidance at a highway junction is

complete, this screen will automatically dis-

appear and the previous guidance screen

will be restored.

1.Press the

$OWUHQDWLYH5RXWH

Other routes can be selected by pressing

the

or buttons.

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-29

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Route guidance

Route menu screen and functions

5287(

Press the

The ROUTE menu screen will be displayed.

3-30 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

key on the control panel.

Cancel Route: deletes destination, way-

points and terminates route guidance.

[Finishing route guidance], page 3-30 .

Route Overview: displays the entire route

and route detailed.

[Route overview], page 3-31 .

Route Option: the route option can be

changed.

[Changing Route option], page 3-32 .

Edit Waypoint: waypoints can be added/

deleted and the order can be changed.

[Editing waypoints], page 3-32 .

Detour : searches detour routes.

[Setting detour distance], page 3-35 .

Avoid Streets: searches routes which avoid

the selected streets.

[Setting avoid streets on route], page

3-35.

Finishing route guidance (Delete Destination)

5287(

1. Press the

Press the

The destination and waypoints are deleted

and the route guidance is terminated.

[Finishing route guidance], page 3-30 .

key.

&DQFHO5RXWH

<HV

button.

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Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

ancel route"

(Terminates route guidance and deletes the

set destination and waypoints.)

Route overview (View Entire Route)

5287(

1.Press the

Press the

key.

5RXWH2YHUYLHZ

7XUQE\7XUQ

button.

INFORMATION

5HWXUQWRJXLGDQFH

If the

route guidance screen is displayed.

button is pressed,

The detailed route information can be

viewed

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-31

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Changing Route option

5287(

1.Press the

Press the

Press the button for the desired route guid-

ance method.

Guidance will be restarted after recalculat-

ing the route with the selected guidance

method.

key.

5RXWH2SWLRQ

button.

3-32 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

Voice Command

remote controller.

"Replan r

ecommended route"

"Replan shortest route"

Editing waypoints

Adding waypoints

There are 2 ways to add waypoints - (a)

searching for POI nearest to the route, (b)

using advanced search.

5287(

Press the

ton.

key.

(GLW:D\SRLQW

3UHVVWRDGGQHZZD\SRLQW

button.

but-

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(a) Searching POI lists near route

1HDU32,/LVWVRQ5RXWH

Press the

Select the desired category.

button.

Select the desired sub category from list.

Select the desired POI from the list.

The corresponding position will be dis-

played on the map.

$GGDV:D\SRLQW

Press the

button.

Press the

'RQH

button to complete.

Guidance will restart after recalculating the

route.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-33

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

(b) Using advanced Search

The method for searching waypoints through

$GYDQFHGPRUH

the

method as searching destination.

[Searching a Destination], page 3-13.

Deleting waypoints

1. Press the

Press the

Select the waypoint and press the

button.

3-34 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button is the same

5287(

key.

(GLWZD\SRLQW

button.

'HOHWH

<HV

Press the

After deleting, press the

button.

'RQH

button to

complete.

Guidance will be restart after recalculating

the route.

Re-ordering waypoints

5287(

1.Press the

Press the

Select the desired waypoint and use the

0RYH

(GLWZD\SRLQW

▲

0RYH

key.

button.

▼

buttons to change the

order.

Once re-ordering is complete, press the

'RQH

button to complete.

Guidance will restart after recalculating the

route.

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Setting detour distance

Setting avoid streets on route

5287(

1.Press the

Press the

'HWRXU

key.

button.

Select the desired detour range.

Guidance will restart after recalculating the

detour route.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Det

our <1 or 2 or 5 or 10> miles"

"Detour <1 or 2 or 5 or 10> kilometers"

5287(

1.Press the

Press the

key.

$YRLGVWUHHWV

button.

Select the desired streets to avoid( avoid,

allow) and press the

'RQH

button to

complete.

Guidance will restarted after recalculating

the route to avoid the selected streets.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-35

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Setup and Information

Setup menu screen and functions

6(783

Press the

display the setup menu screen.

3-36 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

key on the control panel to

Main button : changes to the input key-

board type, voice command feedback ON/

OFF settings and system initialization can

be made.

[Main setting], page 3-36 .

Voice Setup button : adjusts the

Navigation guidance volume.

[Voice guidance volume setting], page 3-51.

Navigation button : navigation related set-

tings can be set.

[Navigation setting], page 3-38 .

Clock Setup button

My Places button : the Address book,

Home address, Favorite places, Previous

destination can be edited.

[My places setting], page 3-43 .

Help button : the help contents can be

viewed.

[Help], page 3-54 .

Traffic Setup : sets to display traffic infor-

mation on map, or to provide upcoming

traffic information voice guidance, and or

to display the detour route popup show-

ing upcoming traffic information.

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Main setting

Initializing system

1.Press the

6(783

key.

0DLQ

Press the

Select the desired changes and press the

'RQH

button.

button to complete.

Setting keyboard for inputting letter

Press the desired keyboard type button. The

selection will be highlighted.

Setting voice command feedback ON/OFF

Press the desired setting button.

Setting Language

1.Press the

&KDQJH

button.

Press the desired language.

'RQH

Press the

button to complete.

System information and update

1. Press the

6\VWHP,QIR

button.

1.Press the

)DFWRU\'HIDXOW

Press the menu desired for initialization.

<HV

Press the

button.

butto

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-37

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Navigation setting

1. Press the

Setting units (mile/ km)

Select the desired distance unit.

Setting arrival time and distance display

Select the desired setting button.

3-38 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

6(783

key.

1DYLJDWLRQ

Press the

Select the desired changes and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

button.

Registering avoid area

1.Press the

$YRLG$UHD

button.

$GGQHZDYRLGDUHD

Press the

button.

Set the start position of the avoid area and

1H[W

press the

button.

Set the end position of the avoid area and

1H[W

press the

Press the

button.

'RQH

button to complete.

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If the Avoid area needs to be renamed,

5HQDPH

press the

button.

Each time the

$YRLG

button is pressed, the

function will switch between avoid (

allow(

'RQH

Press the

button to complete the set-

ting.

)or

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Rename the Avoid area and Press the

'RQH

button to complete.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Editing avoid area

1. Press the

$YRLGDUHD

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-39

(GLWDYRLGDUHD

Press the

Select the Avoid area button to edit.

button.

3-40 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

If the Avoid area needs to be renamed,

5HQDPH

press the

Rename the Avoid area and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

button.

Each time the

$YRLG

button is pressed, the

function will switch between avoid(

allow(

Press the

'RQH

button once editing is

complete.

)or

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Deleting avoid area

Deleting all avoid areas

1.Press the

Press the

Select the

$YRLGDUHD

button.

(GLWDYRLGDUHD

$YRLGDUHD

button.

button to delete.

Press the

'HOHWH

<HV

button.

1.Press the

Press the

$YRLGDUHD

button.

'HOHWHDOODYRLGDUHD

<HV

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-41

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Setting Q.POI icons

1.Press the

3-42 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

(GLW432,

button.

Select the desired menu.

Select the desired category.

Q.POI stands for Quick POI and refers to the

function which turns POI icon display on or off

on the map.

Select the desired sub category.

'RQH

Press the

button to complete.

INFORMATION

Setting estimate travel time

1.Press the

7UDYHO7LPH

button.

Press the or button on the

Residential, Main street, and Freeway con-

trols to adjust the speed.

Press the

'HIDXOW

button to set the

speeds to the default settings.

'RQH

Press the

button to complete the set-

ting.

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My places setting

Registering new address in address book

There are 3 ways to register a new address in

the address book - (a) by DEST menu, (b) by

registering address in address book, (c) from

map scroll.

(a) by DEST menu

'(67

Press the

key.

$GGWR$GGUHVV%RRN

Press the

Press the desired address book (user) but-

button.

ton.

(b) by registering in the address book

6(783

Press the

key.

0\3ODFHV

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Search through the desired method.

The search process is the same as the meth-

od for destination search.

[Searching a destination], page 3-13.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Input the name and telephone information

and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

[Editing an address of address book],

page 3-45.

$GGUHVV%RRN

Press the

Press the desired address book (user) but-

button.

ton.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-43

Press the

1HZ$GGUHVV

$GGUHVV

button to search the

button.

5.Press the

address.

[Searching an address], page 3-13.

INFORMATION

6WRUHFXUUHQWSRVLWLRQ

Press the

the address of the current position.

3-44 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button to input

Input the name and telephone information

and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

[Editing an address of address book],

page 3-45.

In the map screen, scroll the map to the

desired position.

$GGWR$GGUHVV%RRN

Press the

button.

Press the desired address book (user) but-

ton.

Input the name and telephone information

and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

[Editing an address of address book],

page 3-45.

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Editing an address of address book

1.Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

Press the

Select the desired address book (user) but-

$GGUHVV%RRN

button.

ton .

Select the desired address to edit.

Press the

1DPH

button to input the

address name.

Input the address name and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

Press the

$GGUHVV

button to search the

address. The process is the same as the

method for searching an address.

[Searching an Address] , page 3-13.

INFORMATION

6WRUHFXUUHQWSRVLWLRQ

Press the

the address of the current position.

button to input

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-45

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

9. Press the

3KRQH

button to input the

phone number.

Input the phone number and press the

'RQH

button to complete.

'RQH

Press the

button to complete.

3-46 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Deleting an address of address book

1.Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

Press the

$GGUHVV%RRN

button.

Select the desired address book (user) but-

ton.

Select the desired address button to

delete.

'HOHWH

Press the

button.

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Deleting an address book

7.Press the

<HV

button.

1.Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

Press the

Press the desired address book (user) but-

$GGUHVV%RRN

button.

ton.

Press the

'HOHWHDOO

button.

<HV

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-47

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Registering home address

Press the

ister the current position as Home.

Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

+RPH$GGUHVV

6HDUFK

button.

1.Press the

3-48 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

button.

INFORMATION

6WRUHFXUUHQWSRVLWLRQ

Search the address.

The process is the same method as search-

ing an address.

[Searching an Address], page 3-13.

'RQH

Press the

button to complete.

button to reg-

Deleting home address

Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

+RPH$GGUHVV

'HOHWH

button.

1.Press the

button.

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Registering favorite place

5.Press the

<HV

button.

1. Press the

6(783

key.

0\3ODFHV

Press the

Press the number of the Favorite Place to

button.

)DYRULWH3ODFHV

button.

6HDUFK

Press the

button.

INFORMATION

6WRUHFXUUHQWSRVLWLRQ

Press the

ister the current position as a Favorite place.

Search the address.

The process is the same as the method for

searching an address.

[Searching an Address], page 3-13.

button to reg-

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-49

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Deleting favorite place

1. Press the

7.Press the

3-50 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

'RQH

button to complete.

6(783

key.

0\SODFHV

Press the

button.

)DYRULWH3ODFHV

button.

Select the desired favorite place button to

delete.

Press the

'HOHWH

<HV

button.

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Voice guidance volume setting

Press the

6(783

key.

9RLFH6HWXS

button.

1.Press the

Voice guidance volume control

●

Set the desired volume level by using the

or buttons and press the

/LVWHQ

button to verify the volume level.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

Voice Guidance Louder"

"Voice Guidance Softer"

Press the

0XWH

button when voice guid-

●

ance is unnecessary.

Voice guidance can be turned back on by

pressing the

ing the

or buttons or press-

0XWH

button.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering Wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

Voice Guidance On"

"Voice Guidance Of"

Adaptive volume control ON/OFF

●

Press the desired setting button.

INFORMATION

Adaptive Volume Control

If the speed of the vehicle is over approxi-

mately 60 mi/h (100km/h), the volume level

can be increased one level higher than the

current level. If the speed of the vehicle falls

under 60 mi/h (100km/h), the volume level

will return to its original level.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-51

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Traffic Setup

1. Press the

●

3-52 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

6(783

key.

7UDIILF6HWXS

Press the

Select the desired changes and press the

'RQH

button.

INFORMATION



Display Traffic and Flow data on Map : select

button.

whether to display traffic information on

the map.



Voice Prompt for traffic and flow warning :

select whether to provide voice guidance in

front of Traffic Information. (On route -

3mile)

Display Detour pop-up message : select

whether to display Detour pop up in front

of Traffic Information. (On route - 3mile)

Traffic Information

(a) Viewing Traffic Information

When the Traffic option is active, press the

button on the Map screen.

Traffic Flow INFORMATION

Normal, Free Flowing (46 mph ~)

Moderate Congestion (26 ~ 45 mph)

Heavy Traffic, Stop and Go (0 ~ 25 mph)

Road Construction

Accident

Congestion/Slow Traffic

Incient

Hazardous Road Conditions

Travel Information

INFORMATION

●

Traffic information will be shown on the

map up until the scale is ~4mile.

●

Displays the traffic information around vehi-

cle for up to a radius of 50 miles.

(Information exceeding 50 miles will not be

displayed)

●

The above list can be sorted by either

Distance (Default) or Category.

Select the desired

/LVW

button.

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The user can check points of accidents and

traffic details.

(b) Changing Traffic Category

$GYDQFHG

Press the

button.

After selecting the desired menu among

the six menus, press the

save. Once returning to the previous List

screen, the corresponding Category list will

be shown and maintained until Category

information is changed.

'RQH

button to

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-53

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Help

Press the

6(783

key.

+HOS

button.

1DYLJDWLRQ

button.

1.Press the

3-54 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Press the desired Help menu button.

The full content of the help section can be

viewed by using the top-down scroll but-

tons.

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PART 4

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Operating voice command

Condition for voice command system Basic operation for voice command control Voice command help

Setting up the voice command system

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF Speaker adaptation

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

Voice command list

Command list of Help

Command list of Audio system

FM/AM Radio

SIRIUS Radio

MP3

MP3 MP3

USB Image

iPod

Others

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

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#䐙䐙

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕 #

# # # # #

4-10

4-11

4-12

4-2

4-4

4-6

# # #

4-2

4-2 4-3

4-4 4-4

4-6

4-7

4-8

4-9

Command list of Phone

Command list of Navigation system

Map

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Destination

Route

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Others

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

POI Category list

Searching a destination by

voice command

Find address

Find nearest POI

Find nearest <POI name>

Destination POI by phone

number

Find emergency <Category>

Destination by address book

Previous destination

Previous start point

Go home

Destination by memory point

<1 to 5>

#㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

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# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-1

# # # # #

# # # #

# # # # # #

4-13

4-14

4-13

4-15

4-16

4-17

4-18

4-19

4-20

4-21

4-22

4-23

4-24

4-25

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Operating voice command

Condition for voice command system

Most of the functions within the AUDIO and

Navigation system can be operated by voice.

Please follow the following instructions for

optimal voice recognition performance.

●

Close all windows and the sunroof. The

performance of the voice recognition

can be improved if the environment of

the car interior is quiet.

●

Press the voice recognition button and

say the desired voice command after

the sound of the beep.

●

The microphone is positioned above

the driver so that voice commands can

be said while maintaining a proper pos-

ture.

●

Pronounce the voice commands natu-

rally and clearly as if in a normal conver-

sation.

4-2 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Basic operation for voice command control

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

A voice command window will be dis-

played on the lower side of the screen

followed by a "Command please" sys-

tem voice comment.

INFORMATION

The System voice comment "Command

Please" will not be provided when the Voice

prompt is turned OFF.

2. Once the

beep sound, say the desired voice com-

mand (ex : previous destination)

[Voice command list], page 4-6.

[Searching a destination by voice com-

mand], page 4-19.

If the exact command is not known, use the

"Help" command to view the commands list in

detail.

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

INFORMATION

Press the

command from among the system voice com-

ments. The system voice instruction comment

will immediately terminate.

key

shortly to input a voice

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When the icon changes into the

icon with a beep sound, input the desired

voice command.

3. The inputted command is fed back to the

screen and voice system.

If the command was not recognized pro-

perly, say "Back".

INFORMATION

●

The commands which can currently be

inputted are displayed on the screen in yel-

low.

●

To terminate the voice recognition system,

either say "cancel" or press the

over 0.8 second.

●

Be aware that during the operation of the

voice recognition system, pressing the hard

for

keys or the screen will terminate the voice

recognition system.

Voice command Help

1. Press the

remote controller.

A voice command window will be dis-

played on the lower side of the screen

followed by a "Command please" sys-

tem voice comment.

key

on the Steering wheel

INFORMATION

The System voice comment "Command

Please" will not be provided when the Voice

prompt is turned OFF.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

beep sound, say "Help".

If the proper Help menu is already

known, voice commands, such as "des-

tination help" can be inputted directly.

INFORMATION

The "help" command can be used even while

voice recognition dialogue is operating.

At such time, help instructions appropriate to

the state of the dialogue will be provided.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

3. Say the name of the desired menu.

(ex : "Destination help")

4. Say the desired voice command.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-3

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Setting up the voice command system

Setting voice prompt ON/OFF

●

Voice prompt ON : All system prompts are

provided.

●

Voice prompt OFF : Most of the system

prompts are not provided.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Voice setup." The "voice prompt

on" or "voice prompt off" can be directly

inputted if the current state is already

known.

key

on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

4-4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

3. Once the icon changes into the icon on the

pop-up screen with a beep sound, say

"Voice Prompt on".

INFORMATION

In the Voice Setup Help screen, the commands

possible for input within the current mode are

displayed. For example, if the Voice prompt is

currently in Off state, then the command Voice

prompt ON will be displayed on the screen.

Speaker adaptation

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Voice setup." Or the "Speaker

adaptation" command can be directly

inputted.

3. Once the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Speaker adaptation".

key

on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

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●

Reset Speaker adaptation: Returns to

previous state prior to applying Speaker

adaptation.

4. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Yes".

5. Listen and repeat the 20 commands

(approximate) as instructed by the device.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Reset Speaker adaptation".

key on the Steering wheel

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-5

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Voice command list

The voice commands for this system are divi-

ded into Global commands and Local com-

mands.

㾐㾐

●

Global command (㿋) : Commands which

operate in all operating modes.

●

Local command (㿊) : Commands which

operate only when the corresponding

mode is operating or when the mode

screen to the corresponding mode is dis-

played.

4-6 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command list of Help

㿋

Command Operation

Help Displays the main Help screen.

Destination Help Displays the Destination related command list.

Map Help Displays the Map related command list.

Radio Help Displays the FM/AM radio related command list.

SIRIUS Help Displays the SIRIUS radio related command list.

Disc Help

iPod Help Displays the iPod related Command list.

USB Help Displays the USB related command list.

Phone Help Displays the Phone help screen.

Voice setup Help

Displays the DISC mode related command list for the disc inserted in the CDP.

Displays the Voice prompt settings and speaker-adaptive commands on the screen.

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Command list of Audio system

FM/AM Radio

Command Operation

Radio Plays the most recent frequency for the most recently operated band.

㿋

(Radio) AM Plays the most recent frequency for the corresponding band.

㿋

(Radio) FM

㿋

FM <1 or 2> Plays the most recent frequency for the corresponding band.

㿋

AM frequency <530 to 1710>

㿋

(ex. AM frequency 1310)

FM frequency <87.5 to 107.9>

㿋

(ex. FM frequency 99.1)

AM Preset <1 to 6> Plays the desired AM band preset frequency.

㿋

FM <1 or 2> Preset <1 to 6>

㿋

Preset <1 to 6>

㿊

Seek Up

㿊

Seek Down

㿊

Preset Up Plays the next preset frequency of the current band.

㿊

Preset Down

㿊

Scan Scans all frequencies within the current band.

㿊

Preset Scan Scans the 6 preset frequencies of the current band.

㿊

Plays the most recent frequency for the corresponding band. In the case of FM, the most recent frequency within the most recently played FM1 or FM2 band is played.

Plays the desired AM band frequency.

Plays the desired FM band frequency.

Plays the desired preset frequency of FM1 or FM2 band.

Plays the desired preset frequency for the current band.

Searches and plays the next frequency of the current band.

Searches and plays the previous frequency of the current band.

Plays the previous preset frequency of the current.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-7

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

SIRIUS Radio

Command Operation

㿋# VLULXV

SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3> Plays the most recent channel for the corresponding Band.

㿋

SIRIUS Channel <0 to 223> Plays the desired SIRIUS band channel.

㿋

SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3> Preset <1 to 6>

㿋

Channel < 0 to223 > Plays the desired channel of the current band.

㿊

Preset <1 to 6> Plays the desired preset channel of the current band.

㿊

Channel Up Plays the next channel of the current band.

㿊

Channel Down Plays the previous channel of the current band.

㿊

Preset Up

㿊

Preset Down Plays the previous preset channel of the current band.

㿊

Scan Scans all channels within the current band.

㿊

Preset Scan Scans all preset channels within the current band.

㿊

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Plays the last channel within the last band from SIRIUS1, SIRIUS2, and SIRIUS3.

Plays the desired preset channel for SIRIUS1 or SIRIUS2 or SIRIUS3 band.

Plays the next preset channel of the current band.

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Command Operation

DISC Plays the DISC already inserted in the CD Player.

㿋

CD If the DISC inserted in the CD Player is either a CD or MP3 DISC, then the CD or MP3 will be played.

㿋

CD track <1 to 665>

㿋

Track <1 to 665> Plays the desired track.

㿊

Next track Plays the next track.

㿊

Previous track Plays the previous track.

㿊

Scan Scans all tracks on the CD.

㿊

Repeat track Repeats the current playing track.

㿊

Random Plays the tracks of the CD in random order.

㿊

Normal play Turns off the Scan, Repeat, and Random functions.

㿊

Pause Pauses the CD.

㿊

Play

㿊

If the DISC inserted in the CD Player is a CD, then CD Mode will start and plays the desired track.

The command will only be enabled when the CD is paused.

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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

MP3

Command Operation

DISC Plays the DISC already inserted into the CDP.

㿋

MP3

㿋

Next file Plays the next file.

㿊

Previous file Plays the previous file.

㿊

Next folder Plays the first file in the next folder.

㿊

Previous folder Plays the first file in the previous folder.

㿊

Scan Scans all files within the MP3 DISC.

㿊

Folder Scan

㿊

Repeat File Repeats the current playing file.

㿊

Repeat Folder Repeats all tracks within the current playing folder.

㿊

Random

㿊

Random Folder

㿊

Normal play Turns off the Scan, Repeat, and Random functions.

㿊

Pause

㿊

Play

㿊

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If the DISC inserted in the CDP is either a CD or MP3 DISC, then the CD or MP3 will be played.

If the DISC inserted in the CDP is an MP3 DISC, then the MP3 will be played.

Plays all songs in the folder in which the current playing file is located for 10 seconds each.

Plays all files within the MP3 DISC in random order.

Plays all files within the current playing folder in random order.

Pauses the MP3 DISC.

The command will only be enabled when the MP3 DISC is paused.

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USB MP3

Command Operation

USB If the USB has been connected to the device, plays the MP3 files within the USB.

㿋

Next file Plays the next file.

㿊

Previous file Plays the previous file.

㿊

Next folder Plays the first chapter of the next folder.

㿊

Previous folder Plays the first chapter of the previous folder.

㿊

Scan Scans all files within the USB.

㿊

Folder Scan Plays all songs in the folder in which the current playing file is located for 10 seconds each.

㿊

Repeat File Repeats the current playing file.

㿊

Repeat Folder Repeats all songs within the current playing folder.

㿊

Random Plays all files within the USB in random order.

㿊

Random Folder Plays all files within the current playing folder in random order.

㿊

Normal play Turns off the Scan, Repeat, and Random functions.

㿊

Pause Pauses the USB.

㿊

Play The command will only be enabled when the USB is paused.

㿊

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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

USB Image

Command Operation

USB I f the USB IMAGE has been connected to the device, plays the image files within the USB.

㿋

Next Image Moves to the next Image.

㿊

Previous Image Moves to the previous Image.

㿊

Next folder Moves to the next folder.

㿊

Previous folder Moves to the previous folder.

㿊

iPod

Command Operation

iPod Plays the songs within the iPod if the iPod has been connected to the device.

㿋

Next song Plays the next song.

㿊

Previous song Plays the previous song.

㿊

Repeat song Repeats the current playing song.

㿊

Random Plays all songs within the iPod in random order.

㿊

Random Album

㿊

Normal play Turns off the Repeat and Random functions.

㿊

Pause Pauses the iPod.

㿊

Play The command will only be enabled when the iPod is paused.

㿊

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Plays all songs within the current playing album in random order.

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Others

Command Operation

Line in Plays the unit connected with the AUX terminal.

㿋

Audio on Turns on the Audio/Video.

㿋

Audio off Turns off the Audio/Video.

㿋

Command list of Phone

Command Operation

Call Name Makes the call to the name.

㿋

Dial Number makes the callto the number.

㿋

Redial The recently called number is redialed.

㿋

Recent Calls The user can select a number from the outgoing, incoming, and missed calls.

㿋

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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command list of navigation system

Navigation commands will operate only agreeing to the terms and conditions for the Navigation system.

Map

Command Operation

Map Current location Displays the current position of the vehicle.

㿋

Zoom In Decreases the map zoom by one level.

㿋

Zoom Out Increases the map zoom by one level.

㿋

Zoom minimum Displays the map screen in the maximum zoom level.

㿋

Zoom maximum Displays the map screen in the minimum zoom level.

㿋

Zoom level <1 to 14> Displays the map in the zoom level selected from the 14 levels.

㿋

Zoom <scale factor> Displays the map in the corresponding zoom.

㿋

150 feet / 50 meters 300 feet /100 meters 700 feet / 200 meters

0.25 miles / 400 meters

0.5 miles / 800 meters 1 mile / 1.6 kilometers 2 miles / 3.2 kilometers 4 miles / 6.4 kilometers 8 miles / 12 kilometers 16 miles / 25 kilometers 32 miles / 50 kilometers 64 miles / 100 kilometers 130 miles / 200 kilometers 250 miles / 400 kilometers (ex.Zoom 0.25 miles, zoom 400 meters)

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Command Operation

North up Displays the map in North Up mode.

㿊

Heading up Displays the map in Heading Up mode.

㿊

Show <POI name> (ex. Show ATM)

㿊

Hide <POI name> (ex. Hide ATM) Hides the selected POI categories.

㿊

Hide all Hides all POI categories.

㿊

Daylight mode Converts the map display into daylight mode.

㿊

Night mode Converts the map display into night mode.

㿊

Auto mode Converts the map display is between daylight/night modes automatically.

㿊

Displays the selected POI categories.

[POI Category list], page 4-18.

Destination

Command Operation

Find address Sets the destination through address search for route guidance.

㿋

Find nearest POI

㿋

Find nearest <POI name>

㿋

Destination POI by phone number

㿋

Find Emergency <Category>

㿋

(ex. Find Emergency Hospital)

Destination by address book

㿋

Sets a POI near the current position as the destination for route guidance through POI category search. Sets a POI near the current position as the destination by directly inputting the POI name for route guidance.

Sets the destination by searching the phone number of the facility.

Searches for an emergency facility which is nearby the current position and sets it as the destination for route guidance. Emergency facilities are police stations, hospitals, and dealerships.

Sets one of the list of previously registered addresses in the address book for the user as the destination.

[POI Category list], page 4-18.

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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command Operation

Previous destination Sets one of the previous destination as the current destination.

㿋

Previous start point Sets the previous start point as the current destination.

㿋

Go home S ets the previously registered home address as the destination for route guidance.

㿋

Destination by memory point <1 to 5> Sets a previously registered memory point as the destination for route guidance

㿋

Route

Command Operation

Cancel route Deletes the designated destination and terminates the route guidance.

㿋

Repeat voice guidance Repeats the route guidance.

㿋

Detour <1 or 2 or 5 or 10> miles Searches detour routes within a <1|2|5|10> mile radius.

㿋

Detour <1 or 2 or 5 or 10> kilometers Searches detour routes within a <1|2|5|10> kilometer radius.

㿋

Replan recommended route Recalculates the route with the recommended route.

㿋

Replan shortest route Recalculates the route with the shortest route.

㿋

Distance to destination Reports the remaining distance until destination by voice.

㿋

Time to destination Reports the remaining time until destination by voice.

㿋

View route If the destination has been set, displays the whole route screen until the destination.

㿊

Start guidance Sets the scroll mark displayed on the map as the destination and starts route guidance.

㿊

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Others

Command Operation

Voice guidance on Turns the Voice Guidance On.

㿋

Voice guidance off Turns the Voice Guidance Off.

㿋

Voice guidance louder Increases the Voice Guidance volume by 1 level.

㿋

Voice guidance softer Decrease the Voice Guidance volume by 1 level.

㿋

Store marked location to <text tag>

㿋

(ex. Store marked location to user 1)

Registers the selected location into the selected Address book.

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㿋#POI Category list

All restaurants Car Wash Home Specialty Store Court House

Fast Food restaurant Motorcycle Dealership Clothing shop Fire Department American restaurant All Travel Shoe Store Convention Center

rench restaurant Airport Pharmacy City Hall

F Italian restaurant Hotel All Recreation Civic Center

ontinental restaurant Tourist Information Amusement Park School

C Mexican restaurant Travel Agent Museum Government Offices Japanese restaurant Tourist Attraction Cinema Waste & Sanitary Chinese restaurant City Cnter Sports Activities Utilities Korean restaurant Rental Car Agency Sports Complex All Services Vegetarian Food restaurant Campground Golf Course Hospital

eafood restaurant Ferry Terminal Winery Dentist

S Latin American restaurant Bus Station Video & Game Rental Photography Asian restaurant Local Transit Ski Resort Tax Service African restaurant Train Station Recreation Area Medical Service Coffee Shop All Shopping Other Recreation Attorney O

ther restaurants Department Store All Financial Service Funeral Director

All Automotive Convenience Store Bank Hair & Beauty

as Station Shopping Center ATM Cleaning & Laundry

G Parking Music Store Check Cashing Ser vice Social Ser vice Auto service Grocery Store Money Transfer Physician Road Assistance Bookstore Business Facility Communication services KIA Dealership Electronics Store All Community Tailor & Alteration Automobile Dealership Hardware Store Police Station Mover services Auto Parts Gifts shop Post Office Rest Area Sporting Goods store Library

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Searching a destination by voice command

Find address

Sets the destination through address

search for route guidance.

1. Press the

remote controller.

key

on the Steering wheel

Say the state name.

Say the street name.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

2. Once the

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Find address".

3. Say "Change state" to change the state.

Say the city name.

Say the House number.

Here, the range which can be inputted

will be displayed.

Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say

"Show map" to verify the location of the

selected position on the map.

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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

INFORMATION

Spell recognition

●

It is possible to search the state, city, street

names through the text line inputted by the

user.

●

To enter spell search mode, say the "Spell

state, city, street names" command as

displayed on the screen.

●

Text lines can be inputted continuously.

4-20 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Pick-List(n-best list)

●

If there are more than one voice result, then

a pick-list which can be selected by the user

will be displayed.

●

There may be more than one list page. The

desired page can be viewed by using

commands such as "next page" or "previous

page".

●

Here, the "Line + number" voice command

can be used to select the desired result,

such as "Line one". Pressing the desired

result is not supported.

●

Also, selectable areas will be highlighted in

yellow, allowing the user to easily see which

results can be selected.

Find nearest POI

Sets a POI near the current position as the

destination for route guidance through POI

category search.

key

1. Press the

on the Steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "find nearest POI".

3. Select the desired main category.

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4. Select the desired sub category.

5. Select the desired POI from the list and say

the line number for the corresponding

menu. Ex) "Line 1".

6. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Find nearest <POI name>

Sets a POI near the current position as the

destination by directly inputting the POI

name for route guidance.

1. Press the key on the Steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Find nearest Parking".

3. Select the desired POI from the list and

say the line number for the correspond-

ing menu.

e.g) "Line 2".

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-21

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

4. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say

"Show map" to verify the location of

the selected position on the map.

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Destination POI by phone number

Sets the destination by searching the

phone number of the facility.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Destination POI by

Phone number".

3. Input the 10 numbers for the phone

number.

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

INFORMATION

Continuous recognition of phone numbers is

possible, and the recognized result will be

displayed in block units. To correct a block

unit, say "correct". To delete the entire result,

say "delete". To have the input read back, say

"repeat".

Say "Show list" to view the resulting search

list.

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5. Select the desired location from the list

and say the line command.

6. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say

"Show map" to verify the location of

the selected position on the map.

Find emergency <Category> :

Searches for an emergency facility which

is nearby the current position and sets it

as the destination for route guidance.

Emergency facilities are police stations,

hospitals, and dealerships.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say the voice command.

Ex)㾟Find emergency hospital

3. Select the desired location from the list

and say the line command.

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

㾠

4. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say

"Show map" to verify the location of

the selected position on the map.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-23

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Destination by address book

Sets one of the list of previously registe-

red addresses in the address book for the

user as the destination.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Destination by

address book".

3. Select the desired user name(Address book

name).

4-24 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

4. Select the desired location from the list and

say the line command.

5. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Previous destination

Sets one of the previous destination as

the current destination.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Previous destination".

3. Select the desired location from the list

and say the line command.

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

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Destination by memory point <1 to 5>

Sets a previously registered memory point

as the destination for route guidance.

4. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Previous start point

Sets the previous start point as the cur-

rent destination.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Previous start point".

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

3. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say

"Show map" to verify the location of

the selected position on the map.

Go home

Sets the previously registered home

address as the destination for route gui-

dance.

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Go home".

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

1. Press the

remote controller.

2. Once the

beep sound, say "Destination by

memory point 1".

key on the Steering wheel

icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-25

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

PART 5

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Before using the Bluetooth®

Handsfree

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

What is Bluetooth®?

Functions supported by Bluetooth

Handsfree

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Converting Bluetooth® Handsfree

mode

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

Converting from Audio/Navigation mode to

Handsfree mode

Bluetooth

Converting from Bluetooth

mode to Audio/Navigation mode

#㾕㾕㾕

Handsfree

#㾕

Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth®

phone

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

Pairing a mobile phone

Deleting a paired phone

Connecting a mobile phone

Disconnecting a mobile phone

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕

Bluetooth® Handsfree screen

layout

5-2

Bluetooth® Handsfree screen and

functions

When there is no mobile phone

5-2

5-4

# # #

connected

When a mobile phone is connected

When receiving an incoming call

When already on a call

5-2

When there is a call waiting

Making a call

5-3

Making a call by dialing a phone

number

Making a call from Speed Dial

5-4

Making a call by redialing

5-6

Answering a call

5-7

Answering an incoming call

5-8

Rejecting an incoming

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕

#㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

5-9

5-10

5-11

5-12

5-13

5-9

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PART 5

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Operating menus during a call

Switching call to the mobile phone

Activating Call waiting

Ending a call

Phone Book

Making a call from the Phone book

Searching the Phone Book

Searching by name

Searching by number

Call History List

Making a call from Call history

Sorting call history

Phone Music

Before playing Phone Music

Starting Phone Music

Phone Music screen layout

Selecting Phone Music files

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕

# #

Bluetooth® settings

5-14

Pairing and connecting a mobile

phone

5-14

5-15

5-16

5-17

5-18

5-19

5-21

5-22

5-23

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Setting mobile phone auto connect

priority

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

Setting Handsfree volume

Setting Audio streaming

Advanced settings

Searching and modifying

my device properties

Changing passkey

Deleting all paired phones

Initializing Bluetooth

Important information

About pairing mobile phones …… 5-30

About making/answering

phone calls

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

About Bluetooth

device environment

#䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕

handsfree

#㾕㾕#

# 䐙䐙䐙 #

#㾕 #

5-24

5-25

5-26

5-27

5-28

5-29

5-30

5-31

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE 5-1

BLUETOOTH

Ⓡ

HANDSFREE

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Before using the Bluetooth® Handsfree

What is Bluetooth® ?

●

Bluetooth® allows wireless transmission of

information between PC, mobile phones, head-

sets, PDAs, printers and other devices within

close ranges by using 2.45Ghz frequency short-

distance wireless telecommunication technolo-

gies.

●

Within this vehicle, users can make hands-

free calls, transmit mobile phone data, and

play audio streaming files by connecting a

mobile phone with the system.

Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by

Bluetooth® SIG, Inc.

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Functions supported by Bluetooth

●

Pairing mobile phones (Up to 5 phones)

●

Connecting/disconnecting mobile phones

●

Making/Answering phone calls

●

Downloading a Phone Book

●

Downloading a Call history list

●

Playing music saved in a Bluetooth phone in

the vehicle

Some functions may not be supported in

some mobile phone.

Handsfree

Converting Bluetooth® Handsfree mode

Converting from Audio/Navigation mode to Bluetooth® Handsfree mode

1. While in Audio mode or Navigation mode,

3+21(

press the

the steering wheel.

key or the key on

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2. The system will change to Bluetooth®

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Handsfree mode and display the PHONE

screen.

3. The following screen will become displayed

if no mobile phone has been connected.

Converting from Bluetooth® Handsfree mode to Audio/ Navigation mode

1. While in Bluetooth® Handsfree mode, press

an Audio/Navigation mode key, such as

2. The corresponding mode will be displayed.

INFORMATION

Most of the functions of the Audio or SETUP

modes are not supported while on a

Bluetooth® Handsfree call. The call volume

and Navigation (MAP VOICE, DEST, ROUTE)

screens can be operated.

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE 5-3

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Ⓡ

HANDSFREE

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth® phone

Pairing a mobile phone

3. The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Press the

a new mobile phone.

INFORMATION

For safety reasons, pairing a Bluetooth®

phone is not possible when the vehicle is in

motion.

Park the vehicle in a safe location to pair a

new phone. It is possible to pair up to five

mobile phones. In order to pair a new

phone when there are already five mobile

phones paired, you must first delete one of

the previously paired phones.

screen.

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button on the PHONE

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button on the Settings

1. Press the

2. Press the

5-4 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

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button to pair

4. From the Bluetooth® device list within the

mobile phone, add the car handsfree.

The default name of the car system is

SPORTAGE.

For more information on registering

Bluetooth® devices from the mobile phone,

please refer to the mobile phone user's

manual.

INFORMATION

While conducting a Bluetooth® device

search from the mobile phone, operating to

another screen will prevent the car hands-

free from being found in the mobile phone.

Always conduct searches for Bluetooth

devices with the Search Bluetooth

screen displayed.

device

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5. When pairing the car handsfree from the

mobile phone, a passkey input window will

become displayed on the mobile phone

screen. Input the passkey set within the car

system into the mobile phone input win-

dow. (The factory state passkey is 0000.) As

shown in the figure, once the passkey

becomes successfully inputted, the

Bluetooth® connection between the car sys-

tem and mobile phone will start.

6. Once Bluetooth® connection is successful,

the name of the connected mobile phone

will become displayed on the PHONE

screen and Bluetooth® handsfree functions

will operate.

INFORMATION

Some functions may not be supported due

to limited Bluetooth

between the car system and mobile phone.

compatibility

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Ⓡ

HANDSFREE

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Deleting a paired phone

3. The list of currently paired phones will be

1. Press the

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

screen.

2. Press the

3DLULQJV

button on the Settings

screen.

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displayed. Select the phone you wish to

delete from the list and press the

button.

A pop-up asking whether you wish to

delete the paired phone will be displayed.

Press the

phone and the

<HV

button to delete the paired

button to cancel.

CAUTION!

A mobile phone cannot be deleted if it is cur-

rently connected to the car system.

To delete the phone, first disconnect the

mobile phone and try again.

'HOHWH

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Connecting a mobile phone

Press the

screen.

Press the

Settings screen.

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

&RQQHFWLRQV

button on the

3. The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Select the phone you wish to

connect from the list and press the

&RQQHFW

button.

INFORMATION

When there are no paired phones, pair the

mobile phone through [Settings>Pairings>

Add to]. For more information on pairing

mobile phones, refer to the user's manual

[Pairing and Connecting a Bluetooth phone >

Pairing a mobile phone].

The Bluetooth connection between the car

system and mobile phone will start.

Once Bluetooth connection is successful,

the name of the connected mobile phone

will become displayed on the PHONE

screen and Bluetooth handsfree functions

will operate.

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Disconnecting a mobile phone

If the connection between the mobile

phone and Bluetooth® fails, the following

pop-up will be displayed. If problems occur

while connecting Bluetooth®, check for the

following conditions.

●

Whether the mobile phone you wish to

connect is in the vicinity of the car system

●

Whether the power of the mobile phone

Bluetooth® has been turned off

●

Whether the mobile phone Bluetooth® has

been set to hidden state

●

Whether there are Bluetooth® compatibility

issues between the car system and another

mobile phone

5-8 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Press the

screen.

Press the

Settings screen.

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

&RQQHFWLRQV

button on the

The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Select the phone you wish to

disconnect from the list and press the

'LVFRQQHFW

button.

A pop-up asking whether you wish to dis-

connect the mobile phone will be dis-

played.

<HV

Press the

mobile phone and the

button to disconnect the

button to

cancel.

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Bluetooth® Handsfree screen layout

Bluetooth® Handsfree screen and functions

When there is no mobile phone

connected



Settings : The user can set desired settings

for the Bluetooth® handsfree, such as pair/

delete mobile phone, connect/ disconnect

mobile phone, set call volume, change

device name and change passkey.

When a mobile phone is connected

; <



Phone battery charge status : Displays the

battery charge status of the connected

mobile phone. The battery charge status

may not be displayed in some mobile

phones.



Signal strength : Displays the mobile

phone signal strength. The signal strength

may not be displayed in some mobile

phones.



Bluetooth® connection state : Becomes

displayed when a Bluetooth® phone has

been connected with the car system.



Name of connected mobile phone :

Displays the name of the connected

mobile phone.



Phone number input window : Displays

6 7

the inputted phone number.



Dial : Input the phone number through

the dial pad.



SEND : If a number has not been entered

the phone number input window, pres-

sing the send button displays the call his-

tory list screen.



Del : Deletes the inputted number one

digit at a time.



END : If a number has been inputted, then

erases the entire number.



Contacts : Displays the phone book screen.

The user can search previously saved

phone numbers. The phone contact list

may not be displayed in some mobile

phones.

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When receiving an incoming call

45 46



Accept : Accepts the incoming call.



Reject : Rejects the incoming call.

When already on a call

4< 53

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

Busy icon : When already on a call, displays

an icon shaped like a receiver.



Name of incoming caller : Displays the

name of incoming caller. The name of the

incoming caller will not be displayed if the

caller's phone number has not been pre-

viously registered in the phone book.



Number of incoming caller : Displays the

number of the incoming caller.



Call state : Displays the call state, such as

talk time, phone connection, and end time.



END : Ends the call.



Private : When talking on the car hands-

free, use this function to switch the call to

the mobile phone.



Mute : Use this function to mute the

outgoing volume. Pressing the

button will display the

at the top right

side of the screen and the caller will not be

able to hear the conversation taking place

in the car. Press the

0XWH

button again to

release the Mute function.

When there is a call waiting

54 55



Switch : Use this button to switch between

callers when there are calls on call waiting.



END : Use this button to end the calls with

all callers.

0XWH

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Making a call

Making a call by dialing a phone number

1. Use the number pad on the right side of the

PHONE screen to input the number you

wish to call.

INFORMATION

To modify, press the

the inputted number one digit at a time.

(1'

Press the

steering wheel to cancel the call.

'HO

button to delete

button or the key on the

Making a call from Speed Dial

1. Use the number pad on the right side of the

PHONE screen to input a speed dial num-

ber.

INFORMATION

Only speed dial numbers already stored on

the mobile phone can be used for speed dial

calls.

Up to 2-digit speed dial numbers are suppor-

ted.

BLUETOOTH

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6(1'

Press the

the steering wheel to make the call.

button or the key on

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Making a call by redialing

2. Press the

For 2-digit speed dial numbers, press and hold

the 2nd digit to make a call to the speed dial

number.

6(1'

the steering wheel to make the call.

button or the key on

INFORMATION

Press and hold (over 0.8 second) the

button on the PHONE screen or the

key on the steering wheel.

INFORMATION

Redialing is not possible when there is no call

history or the call history list is being down-

loaded from the mobile phone. When there is

no call history list, the

inactive.

6(1'

button will be

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The recently called number is redialed.

INFORMATION

It is not possible to display the AUDIO mode

and Settings screen when on a phone call.

Only the call volume and Navigation (MAP,

DEST, ROUTE) screens can be operated.

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Answering a call

$FFHSW

5HMHFW

Answering an incoming call

The following screen will be displayed

when you receive an incoming call.

To answer the incoming call, press the

button or the key on the

steering wheel.

Rejecting an incoming

The following screen will be displayed

when you receive an incoming call.

To reject the incoming call, press the

button or the key on the stee-

ring wheel. The incoming call will be rejec-

ted.

INFORMATION

Upon receiving a call, the [Reject] function

may not be supported in some mobile

phones.

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Operating menus during a call

Switching call to the mobile phone

As shown, the call will be switched to the

mobile phone.

INFORMATION

If you wish to switch the call to the car hands-

free while talking on the mobile phone, press

8VHKDQGVIUHH

If you wish to switch the call to the mobile

phone while talking on the car handsfree,

3ULYDWH

press the

(over 0.8 second) the

ring wheel.

button or press and hold

key on the stee-

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the

(over 0.8 second) the

wheel. The call will be switched to the car

handsfree.

button or press and hold

key on the steering

Activating Call waiting

1. If another person calls while already on a

call, the following screen will be displayed.

2. Press the need screen with

or the

key on the steering wheel to

receive the incoming call by switching to

the new caller.

$FFHSW

button

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3. To switch again to the other caller, press the

6ZLWFK

button or the key on the

steering wheel. The other call will be

received and the previous call will switch

back to call waiting.

INFORMATION

(QG

Press the

the steering wheel to end the current call and

call waiting.

button or the key on

Ending a call

1. To end a call, press the

the

key on the steering wheel.

The call will be ended.

(QG

button or

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Phone Book

Making a call from the Phone book

&RQWDFWV

Press the

screen.

The phone book list will be displayed.

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button on the PHONE

INFORMATION

●

The system may begin to slow down when

downloading the phone book in some

mobile phones.

●

Upon connecting a mobile phone, the

phone book lists saved in the mobile phone

will automatically be downloaded

(Maximum 1000 entries). The phone book

download function may not be supported

in some mobile phones.

●

If you do not wish to automatically down-

load the mobile phone contacts to the vehi-

cle, turn the Contacts Sync setting OFF.

(Phone>Settings>Advanced setup>

Contacts Sync)

Select the number you wish to call from the

phone book list and press the

ton.

The call will be made to the selected num-

ber.

6(1'

but-

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INFORMATION

●

When there are more than 2 numbers saved

in one phone number list, if the list is repea-

tedly selected, the registered phone num-

bers will be displayed sequentially on the

list.

●

The Mobile Phone/Office/Home categories

received via the mobile phone may differ

from the information actually stored in the

mobile phone.

●

Select the phone number you wish to

connect by repeatedly selecting the phone

number list and press the

make the call to the selected number.

6(1'

button to

Searching the Phone Book

screen.

&RQWDFWV

button on the PHONE

1. Press the

Phone numbers can be searched by either

6HDUFKE\QDPH

6HDUFKE\QXPEHU

From the two methods, select the search

method you wish to use.

Searching by name

BLUETOOTH

Press the

screen.

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Searching by number

6HDUFK

button on the Contacts

4. Press the

6HDUFKE\QDPH

Phonebook search screen.

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button on the

Ⓡ

HANDSFREE

5. Input the name you wish to search and

'RQH

press the

The search results will be displayed on the

button.

screen.

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4. Press the

6HDUFKE\QXPEHU

button on the

Phonebook search screen.

Input the phone number you wish to search

and press the

'RQH

button.

The search results will be displayed on the

screen.

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Call History List

Making a call from Call history

6(1'

Press the

screen or press the

ring wheel.

The call history list will be displayed. Select

the number you wish to call from the call

history list and press the

button on the PHONE

key on the stee-

6(1'

button.

The call will be made to the selected num-

ber.

Sorting call history

The call history can be displayed by sorting

the incoming calls, outgoing calls and

missed calls.

When pressing the

0LVVHG

button, the corresponding call his-

tory list will be displayed.

'LDOHG, 5HFHLYHG

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, or

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Dialed number

Received number

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Missed number

INFORMATION

If there are no entries saved in the

5HFHLYHG

button will be inactive. Up to 20 entries can

be saved in each list.

, or

0LVVHG

lists, the corresponding

'LDOHG

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Phone Music

Before playing Phone music

Music saved in the mobile phone can be

played in the car through Bluetooth® audio

streaming.

Phone music can be played only when a

Bluetooth® phone has been connected. To

play phone music, connect the Bluetooth®

phone to the car system. For more informa-

tion on connecting Bluetooth®, please refer to

the user's manual [Pairing and Connecting a

Bluetooth® phone].

If the Bluetooth® is disconnected while

playing phone music, the music will be dis-

continued.

The audio streaming function may not be

supported in some mobile phones.

Only one function can be used at a time

between the Bluetooth® handsfree or Phone

music function.

For example, if you convert to the Bluetooth®

handsfree while playing Phone music, the

music will be discontinued.

Playing music from the car is not possible

when there are no music files stored in the

mobile phone.

Starting Phone Music

1. Repeatedly press the

front panel or the

ring wheel to enter Phone music mode.

0(',$

02'(

key on the stee-

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key on the

BLUETOOTH

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PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

INFORMATION

Each press of the

panel will change the function in the order of

DISC

USB or iPod ĺ AUX ĺ Phone Music

DISC .

Each press of the

wheel will change the audio mode in the

order of FM1

SIRIUS2

AUX

Phone Music ĺ FM1.

It is not possible to enter Phone music mode if

the mobile phone is not connected or if the

audio streaming setting within Bluetooth®

handsfree settings has been set to [Disable

streaming audio].

For more information on audio streaming

setting, please refer to the user's manual

[Bluetooth® settings > Setting Audio streaming].

5-22 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

0(',$

key on the front

02'(

key on the steering

FM2 ĺ AM ĺ SIRIUS1 ĺ

SIRIUS3 ĺ DISC ĺ USB or iPod ĺ

The Phone music screen is displayed.

INFORMATION

While music saved in the mobile phone will

automatically begin playing after converting

to the Phone music screen, this music player

function may not be supported in some

mobile phones.

If music does not begin playing even after

converting to the Phone music screen, try

starting the music directly from the mobile

phone.

Phone music screen layout

5 76



Information Bar : displays information for

the currently playing song.



File Down button : plays the previous

song.



Play/Pause button : Plays/pauses the song.



File Up button : plays the next song.

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Selecting Phone music files

Press the ,

music screen or the

on the system.

The previous or next song will be played

each time the button or key is pressed.

buttons on the Phone

6((.

75$&.

keys



INFORMATION

The file selection function may not be suppor-

ted in some mobile phones.

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Bluetooth® settings

Pairing and connecting a mobile phone

For more information on pairing and connec-

ting a mobile phone, please refer to [Pairing

and Connecting a Bluetooth® phone].

Setting mobile phone auto connect priority

INFORMATION

After turning on the car ignition and the sys-

tem is booted up, the Bluetooth® connection

between the car system and mobile phone is

automatically made.

The Bluetooth® connection will be conducted

in the order of mobile phone priority.

The auto connect priority will be supported

only for previously paired mobile phones.

5-24 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Press the

screen.

Press the

screen.

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

3ULRULW\

button on the Settings

3. The paired mobile phone list and the

mobile phone connection priority will be

displayed.

When wishing to change the priority order,

select the mobile phone from the list and

use the

priority.

Press the

ged mobile phone priority.

buttons to change its

'RQH

button to save the chan-

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Setting Handsfree volume

&'$8;

INFORMATION

The Bluetooth® handsfree volume can be

adjusted only when a mobile phone has been

connected.

9ROXPH

The

phone has been connected.

cannot be set if no mobile

Press the

screen.

Press the

screen.

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

9ROXPH

button on the Settings

Use the ,

buttons to set the desi-

red volume on the Phone volume screen.

'RQH

Press the

button to save.

INFORMATION

While on a call, turning the

the left/right or pressing the

the steering wheel will also adjust the call

volume.

Set the incoming call volume accordingly.

32:(5

92/

䑯

knob to

key on

䑰

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Setting Audio streaming

Streaming audio setting is selected.

Press the

6HWWLQJV

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

6WUHDPLQJDXGLR

Settings screen.

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button on the

INFORMATION

Enable streaming audio: Repeatedly press the

Phone music mode. Phone music can be

played through Bluetooth® audio streaming.

Disable streaming audio: Even if the

key or the

will not e available Phone music mode. Phone

music through Bluetooth® audio streaming is

not supported.

key or the

02'(

key to enter

key is repeatedly pressed,

Advanced settings

Bluetooth® advanced settings can be chan-

ged. Enter advanced settings through the fol-

lowing way.

6HWWLQJV

Press the

screen.

$GYDQFHGVHWXS

Press the

Settings screen.

button on the PHONE

button on the

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INFORMATION

For safety reasons, operation of Advance

setup is not possible when the vehicle is in

motion. Please park in a safe place to make

changes to Advanced setup.

Searching and modifying my device

properties

Use the key pad to input the Device name

you wish to modify.

The Advance setup screen will be displayed.

In Advance setup, the following four settings

can be made.

Press the

'HYLFHLQIRUPDWLRQ

button on the

Advance setup screen.

Displays the Device information such as the

name and address of the car system.

To modify the device name, press the

&KDQJHQDPH

button.

After inputting is complete, press the

'RQH

button to save.

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PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Changing passkey

Press the

&KDQJHSDVVNH\

button on the

Advance setup screen.

Once the Change passkey screen is dis-

played, input the desired passkey and press

'RQH

the

button.

5-28 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

INFORMATION

The passkey is a 4-digit authentication code

used for the Bluetooth® connection between

the mobile phone and car system. The default

passkey is set to 0000.

Deleting all paired phones

Press the

on the Advance setup screen.

'HOHWHDOOSDLUHGSKRQHV

button

A pop-up asking whether you wish to

delete all paired phone will be displayed.

<HV

Press the

phones or the

<HV

button to delete all paired

button to cancel.

button is pressed, all currently pai-

red phones will be deleted.

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Initializing Bluetooth® handsfree

INFORMATION

Upon initializing the Bluetooth® handsfree,

the entire paired phone list will be deleted

and all Bluetooth® related settings will be res-

tored to factory state.

2. A pop-up asking whether you wish to initia-

5HVWRUHIDFWRU\VHWWLQJV

Press the

the Advance setup screen.

lize the Bluetooth® handsfree will be dis-

played.

<HV

Press the

Bluetooth® handsfree system and the

button to initialize the

button to cancel.

button on

<HV

is pressed, the Bluetooth® handsfree

settings will be initialized.

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BLUETOOTH

Ⓡ

HANDSFREE

PART 5 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Important information

About pairing mobile phones

I cannot search for mobile phones

through the car system. What is the

cause?

Check to see whether the mobile phone

you wish to connect supports Bluetooth®

function. If your mobile phone supports

Bluetooth®, check to see that whether the

Bluetooth® settings in the mobile phone

have been set to hidden state or if the

Bluetooth® power has been turned off. If

the device has been set to hidden,

release the hidden state and if the

Bluetooth® power has been turned off,

turn the power ON and try searching

again.

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What is the difference between pairing a

mobile phone and connecting a mobile

phone?

Paring id the process of creating a secure

communication connection between the

mobile phone and the car Bluetooth® sys-

tem.

Through a two-way passkey between the

car system and mobile phones, up to 5

mobile phones can be paired with the

car system. The paired mobile phone will

remain paired with the car system until

the user deletes it manually.

In addition, the call history lists and

phone number books saved in each

mobile phone will also be maintained

until the paired phone is deleted. For

more information on pairing mobile

phones, please refer to the manual

[Pairing and Connecting a Bluetooth

®phone > Pairing a mobile phone].

Connecting a mobile phone to

Bluetooth® by selecting the desired

mobile phone from the paired phones.

Within the car system, only one

Bluetooth® phone can be connected at

one time.

For more information, please refer to the

manual [Pairing and Connecting a

Bluetooth® phone > Pairing a mobile

phone].

What is a Passkey?

A passkey is an authentication code used

for two-way communication of the car

system and the mobile phone.

Only 4-digit numbers can be used as

passkeys. Passkeys are registered only

once when pairing the phone number

for the first time. The factory-set passkey

is 0000.

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About making/answering phone calls

About Bluetooth® device environment

How can I answer a call?

When you receive an incoming call, press

the

key on the steering wheel or the

$FFHSW

button on the PHONE screen to

answer. To reject the incoming call, press

the

key on the steering wheel or the

5HMHFW

button on the PHONE screen.

What should I do if I am talking on the

Handsfree but wish to switch the call to

the mobile phone?

To switch the call to the mobile phone,

3ULYDWH

press the

screen or press and hold (over 0.8

second) the

wheel. If you wish to switch the call back

to the car handsfree, press the

8VHKDQGVIUHH

screen or press and hold (over 0.8

second) the

wheel.

button on the PHONE

key on the steering

button on the PHONE

key on the steering

What is the range for Bluetooth® wireless

connection?

The wireless connection range is within

approximately 30 feet.

How many mobile phones can be paired?

It is possible to pair up to five phones

with the car system.

What is the reason why the call quality

deteriorates?

First, check to see the signal strength of

the mobile phone. The call quality may

deteriorate when the signal strength is

low. Call quality may also deteriorate if

metal objects, such as drink cans, are

placed near the mobile phone.

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CAUTION!

Mobile Phone Compatibility

Depending on the manufacturer, product and

product specification, some mobile phones

functions may not be supported or may not

operate to specification. Carefully read the

cautions listed below.

●

The occurrence of problems upon using

mobile phones may be caused by the

mobile phone and not by the Audio /

Navigation unit.

●

Even mobile phones which support

Bluetooth® function may not operate pro-

perly if the mobile phone connection has-

been locked. Release the connection lock

and try connecting the mobile phone with

the system again.

5-32 BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

●

The Mobile phone battery icon and signal

strength icon may not be properly dis-

played depending on the type of mobile

phone.

●

Call waiting is supported only when

connected mobile phones support this fea-

ture. The call waiting pop-up may not be

displayed in some mobile phones.

●

Audio streaming mode will operate only

when a Bluetooth® phone has been connec-

ted. Connecting or disconnecting a

Bluetooth® phone while audio streaming is

operating will stop music play.

●

The audio streaming function may not be

supported in some mobile phones.

●

The phonebook may take a prolonged

period of time to download or may not ope-

rate in some mobile phones. The quality of

Bluetooth® handsfree calls may differ

depending on the mobile phone.

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PART 6

APPENDIX

Troubleshooting guide

Before thinking the product has malfunctioned Troubleshooting

Map legend

Road color Landmark icons POI icons

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕

# 䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙䐙 #

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

#䐙䐙

# 㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕㾕 #

6-2

6-3

6-5

6-5 6-5 6-5

PART 6 APPENDIX

INDEX

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6-8

APPEINDIX

APPENDIX 6-1

Troubleshooting guide

Before thinking the product has malfunctioned

1. Errors which occur during the operation or installation of the device may be mistaken as a malfunction of the actual device.

2. If you are having problems with the device, try the suggestions listed below.

3. If the problems persist, contact your KIA dealer.

Problem Function

There are small red, blue, or green dots on the screen

The sound or image is not working

The video is being displayed but

sound is not working

When the power is turned on, the corners of the screen are dark

Sound is working from only one speaker

Sound and video does not work in AUX mode

The external device is not working Is the external device connected with a standard connector cable?

The road is missing Some map data may be missing or incorrect.

The road name is spoken incorrectly

6-2 APPENDIX

Because the LCD is manufactured with technology requiring high point density, a pixel deficiency or lighting may occur within 0.01% of total pixels.

●

Has the Switch for the vehicle been turned to [ACC] or [ON]?

●

Has the SYSTEM been turned OFF?

●

Has the volume been set to a low level?

●

Has the volume been set on mute?

●

The display looking somewhat darker after prolonged periods of use is a normal phenomenon with LCD panels. It is not a malfunction.

●

If the screen is very dark, contact your nearest KIA dealer for assistance.

Is the position of FAL/BAL sound controls or volume adjusted to only one side?

Are the audio and video connector jacks fully inserted into the AUX terminal?

The TTS(Text To Speech) engine speaks the street name based on the phonetic spelling. This will continuously be update with the map database.

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Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The power does not

turn on.

The image color or tone quality is low.

The video does not

work.

The sound does not

work.

The sound or video

quality is low.

The fuse is disconnected.

Device is not properly connected. Check to see that the device has been properly connected.

The brightness, saturation, hue, and contrast levels are not properly set.

The brightness level has been set to the lowest level.

The device is not properly connected.

The volume level is set the lowest level. Adjust the volume level.

The connector is not properly connected. Check the connection state.

The device is currently fast-forwarding, rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.

The DISC is dirty or scratched.

Vibration is occurring from the position in which the conversion switch has been installed.

The color and tone quality of the image is low.

Replace with a suitable fuse. If the fuse is disconnected again, please contact your point of purchase or serviece center.

Adjust the brighteness, saturation, hue, and contast levels through the display setting.

Adjust the brighteness to a higher level.

Check to see that the device has been properly conneted.

The sound will not work when the device is fast-forwarding, rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.

Wipe off water or dirt from the DISC. Do not use a disc which has been scratched.

The sound may be short-circuited and the image distorted if the device begins to vibrate. The device will return to normal operation once the vibration has stopped.

Aging of the video display and deterioration in performance may cause certain quality degradations.

APPEINDIX

APPENDIX 6-3

PART 6 APPENDIX

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The USB does not work.

The iPod is not recognized even though it has been connected.

6-4 APPENDIX

USB memory is damaged.

USB memory has been contaminated.

A separately purchased USB HUB is being used.

A USB extension cable is being used.

A USB which is not a Metal Cover Type USB Memory is being used.

A HDD type, CF, SD Memory is being used.

There are no music files which can be played.

There are no titles which can be played. Use iTunes to download and save MP3 files into the iPod.

The iPod firmware version has not been properly updated.

The iPod device does not recognize downloads. Reset the iPod and reconnect with the device.

Please use after formatting the USB into FAT 12/16/32 format.

Remove any foreign substances on the contact surface of the USB memory and multimedia terminal.

Directly connect the USB memory with the multimedia terminal on the vehicle.

Use a standard USB Memory.

Use standard USB Memory.

Only MP3,WMA file formats are supported. Please use only the supported music file formats.

Use iTunes to update the firmware version and reconnect the iPod with the device.

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Map legend

Road color

Day Road Type Color

Freeway

Arterial

County

Collector

Local

Unpaved local

Ferr y

Night Road Type Color

Freeway

Arterial

County

Collector

Local

Unpaved local

Ferr y

Landmark icons POI icons

No Category Sub Category Icon

2 Park

3 Golf

4 University

Airport

Service

No Category Sub Category Icon

Restaurants

Representation

Fast Food

American

French

Italian

Continental

Mexican

Japanese

Chinese

Korean

Vegetarian Food

Seafood

Latin American

Asian

African

APPENDIX 6-5

APPEINDIX

PART 6 APPENDIX

POI icons

No Category Sub Category Icon

Trave l

Coffee Shop

Others

Representation

Gas Station

Parking

Auto service

Road Assistance

KIA Dealership

Automobile Dealership

Auto Parts

Rest Area

Car Wash

Motorcycle Dealership

Representation

Airport

Restaurants

Automotive

6-6 APPENDIX

No Category Sub Category Icon

Trave l

Shopping

Hotel

Tourist Information

Travel Agent

Tourist Attraction

Popular Spot

Rental Car Agency

Campground

Ferry Terminal

Bus Station

Local Transit

Train Station

Representation

Department Store

Convenience Store

Shopping Center

No Category Sub Category Icon

Shopping

Recreation

Music Store

Grocery Store

Bookstore

Electronics

Hardware Store

Gifts

Sporting Goods

Home Specialty Store

Clothing

Shoe Store

Representation

Amusement Park

Museum

Cinema

Sports Activities

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POI icons

No Category Sub Category Icon

Financial

Service

Sports Complex

Golf Course

Winery

Video & Game Rental

Ski Resort

Recreation Area

Other Recreation

Representation

Bank

ATM

Check Cashing Service

Money Transfer

Business Facility

Representation

Police Station

Recreation

Community

No Category Sub Category Icon

Service

Post Office

Library

Court House

Fire Department

Convention Center

City Hall

Civic Center

School

Government Offices

Waste & Sanitary

Utilities

Representation

Hospital

Dentist

Photography

Community

No Category Sub Category Icon

Service

Tax Service

Medical Service

Attorney

Funeral Director

Hair & Beauty

Cleaning & Laundry

Social Service

Physician

Communication

Tailor & Alteration

Mover

APPENDIX 6-7

100

101

APPEINDIX

PART 6 APPENDIX

Adaptive volume control ON/OFF

About CDP

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Activating call waiting

Adding to address book

Adding waypoints

Adjusting audio volume

Advanced settings

Audio streaming

Answering an incoming call

Audio Sound setting

Auto Volume Control ON/OFF

AUX

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AUX screen

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BAS/MID/TRE

Basic Operation and setting

Basic operation for voice command

control

Before thinking the product has malfunctioned

Bluetooth handsfree

Bluetooth handsfree mode

Bluetooth settings

Brightness

6-8 APPENDIX

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Browsing detailed information about

the iPod music

3-52

Browsing detailed information about

2-11

5-14

the MP3 file

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Browsing detailed information about

the SIRIUS channel

Call history

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CD screen and functions

Changing destination position

Changing Route option

Changing the map scale

Changing passkey

Command list of Audio system

Command list of Help

Command list of Navigation system

Command list of Phone

Condition for voice command system

Connecting a mobile phone

Connections

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Connecting AUX

Connecting iPod devices

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3-27

3-32

1-7

5-26

5-21

5-13

1-10

2-32

2-33

1-10

1-6

4-2

5-2

5-24

1-11

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Connecting the USB devices

2-28

Control panel

Controller and functions

Current position map screen (without route)

2-22

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2-10

Deleting all avoid area

Deleting all paired phones

5-19

Deleting an address book

4-9

Deleting an address of address book

2-16

Deleting avoid area

3-27

Deleting favorite place

3-32

Deleting Home address

3-8

Deleting waypoints

5-28

Deleting a paired phone

4-7

Destination

4-6

Destination by address book

4-13

Destination by memory point

4-13

<1 to 5>

4-2

Destination POI by phone number

1-9

5-7

Device information

Device name

5-7

Device address

2-32

Disc/content format compatibility

2-24

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2-31

1-3

3-5

3-41

5-28

3-47

3-46

3-41

3-50

3-48

3-34

5-6

4-15

4-24

4-25

4-22

5-27

2-13

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Display mode

Display OFF

Display ON

Display setting

Displaying the list

Destination menu screen and functions

Displaying / Hiding POI icons on the map

Displaying / Hiding Q.POI icons

Displaying /Hiding icons other than

Q.POI icons

Displaying the list

Disable streaming audio

Disconnecting a mobile phone

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Editing an address of address book

Editing avoid area

Editing waypoints

Enable streaming audio

Ending a call

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FAD/BAL

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Find address

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Find emergency <Category>

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1-11

Find nearest <POI name>

1-11

FM/AM Radio

1-11

FM/AM screen and functions

1-11

For safe and efficient operation

1-9

Finishing route guidance

3-12

(Delete Destination)

3-9

Giving voice command

Go home

# #

3-9

1-9

5-26

5-8

3-45

3-40

3-32

5-26

5-15

1-10

4-19

4-23

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GPS signal reception state

Handsfree volume

Help

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How to operate a menu by voice

command

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How to operate the screen menu

Important information about this manual

iPod

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iPod screen and functions

Initializing system

Initializing Bluetooth handsfree

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Inserting/Ejecting Disc

4-21

Introduction

2-11

3-30

4-25

5-25

3-54

2-24

2-25

3-37

5-29

2-2

1-9

3-2

1-9

1-8

1-2

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Inputting letters by using screen

keyboard

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Landmark icons

Limitations of the navigation system

Listening to CD music

Listening to MP3 music

Listening to music from iPod

Listening to the FM/AM radio

Listening to the SIRIUS radio

Listening to USB music

Main setting

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Making a call to POI

Map Functions

Map

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Map legend

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Making a call by dialing a phone number

Making a call from Speed Dial

Making a call by redialing

Making a call from the Phone book

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APPENDIX 6-9

2-15

1-2

1-8

7-7

3-2

2-16

2-20

2-24

2-2

2-6

2-31

3-36

3-10

3-5

4-13

6-5

5-11

5-12

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APPEINDIX

PART 6 APPENDIX

Making a call from Call history

MP3

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MP3 disc related information and precaution

MP3 screen and functions My places setting

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Navigation setting

Operating the CDP

Operating the external devices

Operating the radio

Operating typical screen menu

Operating voice command

Operating after searching a destination

Operating after setting a destination

Pairings

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Pairing a mobile phone

Passkey

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Phonebook

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Phonebook download

Phone music

6-10 APPENDIX

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3-38

2-11

2-24

2-2

1-7

4-2

3-27

#㾕#

3-28

5-4

5-5

5-16

5-21

Playing AUX

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POI Category list

Precaution for safe usage

Precautions upon handling discs

Precautions upon handling USB

Previous destination

Previous start point

Priority

Private mode

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Registering favorite place

Registering home address

Registering new address in address book

Re-ordering waypoints

Rejecting an incoming call

REW/FF CD track

REW/FF iPod music

REW/FF MP3 file

Road color

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Route

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Route guidance

Route guidance screen

Route menu screen and functions

Route overview(View Entire Route)

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Route Re-calculation

2-32

4-18

1-2

2-11

Searching a POI

Searching a previous Destination

2-29

Searching an Address

4-24

Searching an intersection

4-25

Searching favorite places

5-24

Searching for Emergency facilities

5-14

Searching from Address book

Searching from MAP

Searching POI by local POI list

3-49

Searching your Home

3-48

3-43

Searching a destination by voice command

Searching the Phone Book

3-34

Searching a Destination

5-13

Selecting an item in a list

2-17

Searcting a destination

2-27

Selecting other route

2-22

Selecting the MP3 file

6-5

Selecting an item in a list

4-16

Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency

Selecting music from iPod

3-28

Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel

3-30

Selecting the CD track

3-31

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Selecting Phone Music files

Setting arrival time and distance display

Setting as Destination/waypoint

Setting avoid streets on route

Setting detour distance

Setting estimate travel time

Setting keyboard for inputting letter

Setting Language

Setting Q.POI icons

Setting the Clock

Setting units (mile/ km)

Setting voice command feedback ON/OFF

Setup and Information

Setup menu screen and functions

Setting random function for CD music

Setting random function for iPod music

Setting random function for MP3 file

Setting repeat function for CD music

Setting repeat function for iPod music

Setting repeat function for MP3 file

Setting up the voice command system

Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF

Scanning CD track

Scanning FM/AM broadcast frequency

Setting Picture Frame

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Scanning SIRIUS broadcast channel

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Scrolling map

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SIRIUS Radio

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SIRIUS screen and functions

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Sorting items from the list

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Speaker adaptation

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Steering wheel remote controller

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Storing FM/AM presets

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Storing SIRIUS presets

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Supported disc formats

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Starting navigation system

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Starting route Guidance

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Sorting call history

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Sorting Items from the list

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Speed dial

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Starting Phone Music

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Switching call to the mobile phone

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Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting guide

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Turning the power OFF

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Turning the power ON

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Viewing Current Time

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Voice guidance volume control

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Voice guidance volume setting

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Voice command list

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APPEINDIX

Microsoft® Windows® Automotive Operating System

Important Safety Information

Read and Follow Instructions

Before using your Windows Automotive-based system, read and follow all instructions and safety information provided in this end user manual

("User's Guide"). Not following precautions found in this User's Guide can lead to an accident or other serious consequences.

Keep User's Guide in Vehicle

When kept in the vehicle, the User's Guide will be a ready reference for you and other users unfamiliar with the Windows Automotive-based system.

Please make certain that before using the system for the first time, all persons have access to the User's Guide and read its instructions and safety

information carefully.

Warning:

Operating certain parts of this system while driving can distract your attention away from the road, and possibly cause an accident or other

serious consequences. Do not change system settings or enter data non-verbally (using your hands) while driving. Stop the vehicle in a safe

and legal manner before attempting these operations. This is important since while setting up or changing some functions you might be

required to distract your attention away from the road and remove your hands from the wheel.

General Operation

Voice Command Control

Functions within the Windows Automotive-based system may be accomplished using only voice commands. Using voice commands while driving

allows you to operate the system without removing your hands from the wheel.

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Prolonged Views of Screen

Do not access any function requiring a prolonged view of the screen while you are driving. Pull over in a safe and legal manner before attempting to

access a function of the system requiring prolonged attention. Even occasional short scans to the screen may be hazardous if your attention has been

diverted away from your driving task at a critical time.

Volume Setting

Do not raise the volume excessively. Keep the volume at a level where you can still hear outside traffic and emergency signals while driving. Driving

while unable to hear these sounds could cause an accident.

Navigation Features

Any navigation features included in the system are intended to provide turn by turn instructions to get you to a desired destination. Please make cer-

tain all persons using this system carefully read and follow instructions and safety information fully.

Distraction Hazard

Some navigation features may require manual (non-verbal) setup. Attempting to perform such set-up or insert data while driving can seriously dis-

tract your attention and could cause an accident or other serious consequences. Stop the vehicle in a safe and legal manner before attempting these

operations.

Let Your Judgment Prevail

Any navigation features are provided only as an aid. Make your driving decisions based on your observations of local conditions and existing traffic

regulations. Any such feature is not a substitute for your personal judgment. Any route suggestions made by this system should never replace any

local traffic regulations or your personal judgment or knowledge of safe driving practices.

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Route Safety

Do not follow the route suggestions if doing so would result in an unsafe or illegal maneuver, if you would be placed in an unsafe situation, or if you

would be directed into an area that you consider unsafe. The driver is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle and therefore, must

evaluate whether it is safe to follow the suggested directions.

APPEINDIX

Potential Map Inaccuracy

Maps used by this system may be inaccurate because of changes in roads, traffic controls or driving conditions. Always use good judgment and com-

mon sense when following the suggested routes.

Emergency Services

Do not rely on any navigation features included in the system to route you to emergency services. Ask local authorities or an emergency services

operator for these locations. Not all emergency services such as police, fire stations, hospitals and clinics are likely to be contained in the map data-

base for navigation features.

Use of Speech Recognition Functions

Speech recognition software is inherently a statistical process which is subject to errors. It is your responsibility to monitor any speech reco-

gnition functions included in the system and address any errors.

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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device ,pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:

1.This Transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

2.This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.

IC Warning

Operation of this device is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device

may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference,

including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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