HYUNDAI MOBIS ADC10DWAU User Manual

Download

Page 1

c d e f

a g

The download may not work in some phone models. For more information about compatibility, visit the company

website at http://www.kia.com.

You can download up to 50 call records for each list.

Call durations do not appear on the system screen.

You cannot download call records when the download is prohibited by the phone. Some phone models may require approval for a download. When a successful download is not made, check the phone screen or its settings.

When call records are newly downloaded, the previous records are removed.

Learn more about receiving calls while using Bluetooth

connection. > see “Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth.”

Recent calls list screen

Used to return to the previous screen.

View a list of recent calls downloaded to the system from the

device.

View all recent calls.

View only dialed calls in the list.

View only received calls in the list.

View only missed calls in the list.

The list of menu items appears.

Download: Download the list of recent calls from the

•

connected mobile device.

Bluetooth settings: Can change the Bluetooth settings.

•

6-7

Page 2

Dialing from the favourites list

Make a list of frequently used phone numbers to call them quickly in the future.

When you connect your mobile device and system over Bluetooth, your contacts stored on the device will be downloaded to the system, and you can add frequently used phone numbers to the favourites list. Call your favourite contacts quickly and easily by selecting them from the list.

Perform any of the following options:

On the All menus screen, touch Phone.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button.

•

On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .

On the favourites screen, touch Add new and

select a name from the displayed list.

If you already have contacts on your favourites list, touch Menu > Edit on the favourites screen.

To set a phone number as a favourite, touch the

button next to it.

The phone number is now added to your favourites list.

Choose a contact from the list.

The system dials the selected contact.

You can add up to 10 favourite contacts for each device.

In the favourite contacts list, the default emergency phone number is set for use upon emergency.

When another mobile phone is connected, the screen does not display the contacts from the previous phone but they are kept in the system until the phone is deleted from the list.

Learn more about receiving calls while using Bluetooth

connection. > see “Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth.”

6-8

Page 3

Favourites screen

a d

Used to return to the previous screen.

The emergency call list allows you to quickly dial the police,

national intelligence service, and other agencies.

View a list of favourite contacts.

The list of menu items appears.

Add new/edit: Add a new contact or edit the favourites

•

list from downloaded contacts.

Delete: Delete a contact from the favourites list.

•

Bluetooth settings: Can change the Bluetooth settings.

•

Dialing from the contacts

You can use contacts from the connected mobile device on the system.

When you connect your mobile device with the system via Bluetooth, contacts from the device are downloaded to the system, and you can choose to call them from the system screen.

The system has a built-in microphone and speaker that allows

using phone safely and easily.

Perform any of the following options:

On the All menus screen, touch Phone.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button.

•

On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .

Select a contact from the list.

The system dials the selected contact.

6-9

Page 4

You can download only the contacts that can be displayed on the connected Bluetooth device. The contacts may not appear in some applications.

You can download up to 5,000 contacts for each device.

The download may not work in some phone models. For more information about compatibility, visit the company

website at http://www.kia.com.

The downloaded contacts may be lost depending on the

system specications.

Contacts from both the mobile device and its SIM card are downloaded at the same time. The system may not be able to download SIM card contacts from all phone models.

When speed dial numbers are set to contacts on the phone, press and hold a speed dial number on the dial pad to make a call easily. Some mobile phone models may not support the speed dial function.

You cannot download contacts when the download is prohibited by the phone. Some phone models may require approval for a download. When a successful download is not made, check the phone screen or its settings.

Depending on the phone model or operation status, downloading may take longer than usual.

When a new contacts list is downloaded, the previous records are removed.

The downloaded contacts cannot be edited or deleted from the system.

When another mobile phone is connected, the screen does not display the contacts downloaded from the previous phone but they are kept in the system until the phone is deleted from the list.

Learn more about receiving calls while using Bluetooth

connection. > see “Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth.”

Contacts list screen

a d

Used to return to the previous screen.

View a list of contacts downloaded to the system from the

device.

Use the index to quickly nd the contact you are looking for.

6-10

Page 5

The list of menu items appears.

Download: Download the list of contacts from the

•

connected mobile device.

Search: Search contacts by entering a name or a phone

•

number.

Bluetooth settings: Can change the Bluetooth settings.

•

Using the dial pad

Enter a phone number using the dial pad to make a call.

When you connect your mobile device to the system via Bluetooth, you can enter and dial a phone number from the system screen, without interacting with the device. The system

has a built-in microphone and speaker that allows using phone

safely and easily.

Warning

Do not manually dial a call while driving. Distraction by the use

of a mobile phone may cause you not to recognise trac ow

around and not to cope with unexpected situations. As a result, a

trac accident may occur.

Perform any of the following options:

On the All menus screen, touch Phone.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button.

•

On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .

6-11

Page 6

c d e

a f

After entering a phone number, touch .

A call is connected to the entered phone number.

When contacts are on the system, search for the desired contact by entering the initial letters or number on the dial

pad. (e.g. John Doe > JD).

Learn more about receiving calls while using Bluetooth

connection.

> see “Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth.”

Dial pad screen

Used to return to the previous screen.

Use the dial pad to enter phone numbers.

Touch to dial the number you entered.

If you have recent calls stored on your system, you can use the following feature before entering a phone number.

Touching this button will display the most recently dialed

numbers in the eld.

Touch and hold this button to automatically call the most recently dialed number.

Can congure the Bluetooth connection settings.

Delete an entered number.

6-12

Page 7

The list of menu items appears.

Bluetooth settings: Can change the Bluetooth settings.

•

Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth

The system screen alerts you when you receive a call while connected using Bluetooth.

Perform any of the following options:

Touch Accept on the screen.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button.

•

6-13

Page 8

Warning

Pull over the vehicle at a safe place before connecting

•

your mobile phone. When a trac accident occurs while

attempting connection, it may cause severe or fatal injury.

Do not talk on your mobile device while driving. Distraction

•

by the use of a mobile phone may cause you not to recognise

trac ow around and not to cope with unexpected situations. As a result, a trac accident may occur. If necessary, use the Bluetooth hands-free function and make

the call as short as possible.

When a mobile phone is connected to the system, the

vehicle’s speaker may be used to output a call tone even

after you leave the vehicle. To disconnect the call, disable the

Bluetooth connection on the system or turn o the Bluetooth

function on the mobile phone.

Rejecting a call

Perform any of the following options:

Touch Reject on the screen.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [

•

To reject by sending a call-reject message, touch Message. From the list, select the call-reject message and touch Send.

The call-reject or auto reply message may not be supported in

some phone models.

You can set to automatically reject an incoming call and send the auto reply message to the caller.

] button.

6-14

Page 9

Using functions during a call

e f

a g

During a call, the following screen appears.

Touch to use the available options.

Used to return to the previous screen.

Can turn o the microphone so that the other party cannot

hear you.

Can adjust the microphone volume.

Displays the dial pad.

Used to switch the call to the mobile phone. This option may

not be available in some phone models.

Used to end a call.

The list of menu items appears.

Split screen: Can turn on or o the split screen mode.

•

When a caller is in the contact list, the caller’s name and

phone number appear. Otherwise, only the phone number appears.

During a call with a Bluetooth connection, you cannot switch

to another screen such as AV mode.

Depending on the phone model, the call volume of the other

party may dier.

Depending on the phone model, the telephone number may not appear.

Switching to another call

You can receive another incoming call while in a call. This option is available only when the connected mobile phone supports the call hold function. The previous call is put on hold.

To switch between two calls, use either option.

Touch Switch.

•

Touch a displayed phone number.

•

This option may not be available in some phone models.

6-15

Page 10

Checking a new message over Bluetooth

Checking a new message

When a message is received, the new message notication

window appears.

After connecting a mobile phone via Bluetooth, you can check the received messages through the system screen converted from the text messages. This option is available when a mobile phone is connected via Bluetooth. You can also send the brief reply message registered in the system.

To check the message, touch View.

b c

View caller details.

Can see the message details.

Used to close the notication window.

The message notication window does not appear when the privacy mode is enabled or the message notication is turned o.

6-16

Page 11

Bluetooth message screen

a c

Checking a new message from the list

Perform any of the following options:

On the All menus screen, touch Phone.

•

On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button.

•

On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .

Select a message from the list.

Used to return to the previous screen.

View the list of received messages.

The list of menu items appears.

Message settings: Displays the message settings screen.

•

Bluetooth settings: Can change the Bluetooth settings.

•

Check the message.

a c

b c

Used to return to the previous screen.

Used to select a message registered in the system for

sending a brief reply message.

Used to make a call to a message sender.

Used to move to the previous or next message.

6-17

Page 12

The list of menu items appears.

Message settings: Displays the message settings

•

screen.

Bluetooth settings:Can change the Bluetooth

•

settings.

6-18

Page 13

Settings

Configuring the advanced system settings

Configuring the sound settings

Device connection settings

Configuring the general system settings

Configuring the display settings Updating

the system software and map

Page 14

Conguring the sound settings

Turning on/o the screen touch sound

You can change the sound settings such as speaker volume and

sound eects.

Available settings may dier depending on the vehicle model and specications.

Some functions may not be available depending on the

multimedia system and amplier specications in the vehicle.

On the All menus screen, touch Settings

Sound.

The sound settings screen appears.

Congure the settings required:

To turn on or o the touch sound on the screen,

touch Beep at the top of the screen.

Position

You can select a position where sound is more audible in the vehicle. By touching the desired point on the seat image or

touching the arrow buttons, you can nely adjust the position. To

concentrate the sound to the centre of the vehicle, touch

8-8

Page 15

Volume levels

Equaliser

You can adjust the volume for each system function including phone projection.

System sound

You can adjust the volume for each system function and return all volume settings to defaults, if necessary.

To return all system sound settings to defaults, touch Default.

Phone projection

You can adjust the volume of the phone projection and return all volume settings to defaults, if necessary.

To return the volume of the desired phone projection to the default, touch Default next to the function name.

You can adjust the sound by adjusting the strengths (output

levels) for each audio band: Bass, Midrange, and Treble. You can

also return the output levels for all audio bands to defaults, if necessary.

To return the output levels for all audio bands to the defaults, touch Centre.

8-9

Page 16

Volume ratio

You can congure the settings so that a specic sound is more

audible over other sounds.

• Proximity Warning: When warning sound is generated

while parking, the audio volume is decreased to make the

sound audible.

• Start-up Volume Limit: Can set to automatically decrease

the audio volume to an adequate level when turning on the vehicle.

8-10

Page 17

Advanced

Default

You can change the system sound settings and apply various

sound eects.

Available sound eects may dier depending on the specications of the amplier.

Speed dependent volume control

You can set the system to automatically increase the audio volume when the vehicle speed increases.

You can reset all sound settings to defaults.

8-11

Page 18

Device connection settings

You can manage Bluetooth devices or congure their operation

settings. You can also activate the phone projection so that you can control the smartphone applications on the system screen after connecting the smartphone to the system.

Bluetooth

You can register or delete a Bluetooth device for the system and

connect or disconnect a registered device. You can also congure operation settings such as notications, messages, and other

settings for Bluetooth devices.

8-12

On the All menus screen, touch Settings

Device Connection.

The device connection settings screen appears.

Congure the settings required:

Page 19

For more information on how to use the Bluetooth functions:

> see “Connecting a Bluetooth device.”

Some setting options appear when a smartphone is connected to the system.

The auto-reply messaging may not be available depending on

the smartphone model.

To edit or delete a message, pull over the vehicle at a safe place and access the messaging function on your smartphone. You cannot edit or delete a message from the system.

When an iPhone is connected to the system, there are some restrictions when receiving messages as follows:

Only the sender name appears when the sender

information is saved. Otherwise, only the phone number appears.

You cannot use the auto-reply message function.

When the incoming message notication or lock-screen

view option is o, messages cannot be received.

The message reader function may not be supported depending on the system language.

Connection settings

You can register or delete a Bluetooth device from the system and connect or disconnect a registered device.

You can add one Bluetooth hands-free kit or up to two

Bluetooth audio devices.

Message settings

Predened Messages: You can edit the auto-reply message

that is automatically sent out after receiving a text message or receiving a phone call.

This option may not be available in some phone models.

Bluetooth system info

You can see and edit the Bluetooth information of the system.

Factory settings

You can delete all Bluetooth devices registered on the system and return them to default settings. All data for Bluetooth devices are also deleted.

8-13

Page 20

Android Auto

You can activate the Android Auto function to pair your Android smartphone with the system.

Conguring the general

system settings

You can congure general settings for date, time, language, and

the like. You can also check information of the system.

Apple CarPlay

You can activate the Apple CarPlay function to pair your iPhone

with the system.

8-14

On the All menus screen, touch Settings

General.

The general settings screen appears.

Congure the settings required:

Page 21

Date/Time

Language

You can set the system date and time automatically or manually. You can also set the time display mode.

GPS Time: After receiving the time from GPS, it sets the

•

system date and time automatically.

To manually set the date and time, uncheck GPS Time, touch the current date and time below GPS Time, and then set the date and time.

24-hour format: The system time is displayed in the 24-hour

•

format.

Daylight savings time: Displays the system time in the

•

format of Daylight Saving Time.

You can set the system display language.

Once the language has been changed, it takes a while to

apply the new language to the system. The notication pop-

up window appears as soon as the new language is applied to the system. When you wait a while or touch anywhere outside

the pop-up window, the window automatically disappears.

When you change the system language, it does not aect the display of other unique data such as MP3 music le name.

Depending on the system language, the Bluetooth phone message view may not be supported.

8-15

Page 22

Keyboard

Screen Saver

You can change the keyboard type for each language to use when entering the text.

Keyboard type - Arabic: Select a default keyboard type for

•

Arabic.

Latin keyboard: Can select the keyboard type to use when

•

entering the English text.

Default keyboard: Can select the keyboard type to use when

•

entering the English text.

You can select the items to display on the screen saver in standby mode.

Digital: Displays the digital clock and date on the system

•

screen saver.

Analogue: Displays the analogue clock and date on the

•

system screen saver.

None: Displays nothing on the system screen saver.

•

8-16

Page 23

System info

Memory

You can check the system software version and storage space. You can also update the system software, use your smartphone

to access the online user’s manual of the system, or reset all

system settings to default values.

Version info/Update

You can see the versions of system components. You can also update the system to the latest version.

For details on how to update the system software: > see

“Updating the system software and map.”

You can check the storage space of the system memory where voice memos can be saved.

Manual

You can access the online user’s manual of the system by scanning the QR code with your smartphone.

Default

You can return all system settings including general settings and navigation settings, to default values.

Caution

As soon as reset is performed, all system settings are changed to default values. At the same time, all user data in the system including the location data in the navigation system is deleted.

8-17

Page 24

Conguring the display

settings

You can change the system display settings such as display brightness and video aspect ratio.

Dimming

You can set the system to automatically adjust the display brightness depending on the ambient light intensity. You can also set the system to keep the display bright or dark all the time.

8-18

On the All menus screen, touch Settings

Display.

The display settings screen appears.

Congure the settings required:

Auto-illumination: The display brightness is automatically

•

adjusted based on the surrounding environment.

Daylight: It can be activated when Automatic is turned o. It

•

keeps the display always bright regardless of the surrounding environment.

Night: It can be activated when Automatic is turned o. It

•

keeps the display always dark regardless of the surrounding environment.

Page 25

Brightness

Adjust

You can set the system to automatically adjust the display brightness depending on the cluster illumination. You can also set the level of display brightness to use while using the daytime or night mode.

Use cluster knob: The display brightness is automatically

•

adjusted based on the cluster illumination.

Daylight: Sets the display brightness when Daylight is

•

selected under Dimming. Uncheck User cluster knob and then set to the desired brightness.

Night: Sets the display brightness when Night is selected

•

under Dimming. Uncheck Use cluster and then set to the desired brightness.

You can adjust the video display brightness, contrast, or chroma.

This function is enabled only when playing video.

To return the settings for video display brightness, contrast, and chrome to default values, touch Centre.

Ratio

You can set the system to display video in the original aspect ratio or in full screen.

This function is enabled only when playing video.

8-19

Page 26

Default

You can return all display settings such as display aspect ratio during video playback and the display brightness, to default values.

Updating the system software

and map

You can update your multimedia system. Please visit your local

dealership to update your system.

The regular map update schedule diers depending on the

location and model. Be sure to contact the dealership for more information.

Any changes after an update may not be reected on the

map. As a result, certain roads, buildings, and speed limits on the map may not be up to date.

Depending on the total data amount, an update may take several minutes.

Do not turn o the system or remove the storage device while the update is in progress. When power supply is cut o or the

storage device is removed from the system, it may damage the data or cause a system malfunction.

8-20

Page 27

8-21

Page 28

Page 29

Troubleshooting guide

Solutions for each symptom

Page 30

Solutions for each symptom

When you encounter a system trouble, see the following table to check and resolve the issue.

When the trouble persists even after taking the suggested actions, contact the company’s service centre or service agency.

Sound and video issues

Symptom Possible cause Solution

A blank screen appears and sound is not audible.

Sound is audible from only one side of the speakers.

The sound is cut o or noise is

heard.

9-2

The system is turned o.

Sound volume is too low. On the control panel, turn the [VOL] knob to adjust the volume.

Sound is muted. On the steering wheel, press the [ ] button to make the sound

Sound is imbalanced. On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Sound > Position and

Vibration occurs in the system. When the system vibrates, the sound may be cut o or noise may

Check that the start switch is in “ACC” or “ON.”

•

Press the [PWR] button to turn on the system.

•

audible.

adjust the sound outputs for the left and right speakers.

occur. This is not a system failure. The system is restored as soon as the vibration stops.

Page 31

Symptom Possible cause Solution

The image quality is poor. Screen adjustment is required.

Vibration occurs in the system. The images may get distorted when vibration occurs in the system.

The display is aged or the system performance is degraded.

Small red, blue, and green dots are shown on the screen.

On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Display >

•

Brightness, and then adjust the brightness.

On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Display > Adjust,

•

and then change the colour settings.

This is not a system failure. The system is restored as soon as the vibration stops.

When the symptom persists, contact KIA Motors Company’s service

centre or service agency.

LCD has very high-density pixels. For this reason, there may be dead pixels (that are always o) or lit pixels (that are always on) within 0.01

percent of the total pixels.

9-3

Page 32

USB playback-related issues

Symptom Possible cause Solution

Files in a USB device cannot be

played.

There are no compatible les for

playback

Poor connection is found. Remove the USB device from the multimedia USB port and then

The USB device is infected by a

virus or other malware.

A USB hub

or extension cable is used.

The USB device is non-standard. Use a USB device that is compatible with the system. > see “USB

The USB device is damaged. Use your computer to format the USB device and then connect the

Copy the les that can be played by the system to the USB device

and connect the device again. > see “USB mode.”

reconnect it properly.

Remove foreign materials from the surface that contacts the USB device and multimedia USB port.

Connect the USB device directly to the multimedia USB port.

mode.”

device again. Format the device in FAT16/32 format.

9-4

Page 33

Bluetooth connection-related issues

Symptom Possible cause Solution

The system is not detected by a Bluetooth device.

The Bluetooth device is not connected.

Registration mode needs to be

run.

The Bluetooth function should be activated.

Any error occurs while using the Bluetooth function.

On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Device Connection > Bluetooth > Connection settings > Add new to run the registration mode and perform search again from the Bluetooth device.

Activate the Bluetooth function on the Bluetooth device to connect.

Turn the Bluetooth function o and on on the Bluetooth device

•

and then connect the device again.

Turn the Bluetooth device o and on and then connect the device

•

again.

Remove the battery from the Bluetooth device and attach it back,

•

turn on the device, and then connect the device again.

Delete the system and Bluetooth device from the registration lists

•

respectively and then connect the device again.

9-5

Page 34

Phone projection-related issues

Symptom Possible cause Solution

The phone projection function is not performed when a smartphone is connected using

a USB cable.

A black screen appears when the phone projection is activated or in use.

Phone projection is not

supported.

The function is inactive.

Smartphone is encountered with poor operation or malfunction.

The smartphone malfunctions.

Visit the website to check whether your smartphone supports the

phone projection.

KIA Motors Company website: www.kia.com

•

Android Auto: https://support.google.com/androidauto

•

Apple CarPlay: http://www.apple.com/ios/carplay

•

On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Device Connection,

•

select the function to use, and then turn on the phone projection option.

Make sure that the phone projection is not disabled in the

•

application settings or block-out settings on your smartphone.

Check that the smartphone battery level is not too low.

•

Recognition may not work properly when the battery level is too

low.

The phone projection may not work properly when the signal

•

strength is weak.

When the smartphone is locked, rst unlock it.

•

Reset the smartphone and connect the device again.

•

Remove the USB cable from the smartphone and connect the

•

device again.

Reset the smartphone and connect the device again.

•

9-6

Page 35

System operation-related issues

Symptom Possible cause Solution

The previous media mode does not appear when the system is

turned o and on.

The system slows down or does not operate at all.

The system is not turned on. Fuse-related issues

It is encountered with poor media connection or playback error.

An internal error occurs in the system.

When the media source is not connected or played normally, the previous mode appears. Connect the media source again or play it again.

Reset the system by pressing the reset button with a sharp

•

object such as pen or clip.

Update the system software to the latest version. > see “Updating

•

the system software and map.”

When the symptom persists, contact KIA Motors Company’s

•

service centre or service agency.

Visit an auto service shop and replace the fuse with a new one of

•

appropriate capacity.

When the symptom persists, contact KIA Motors Company’s

•

service centre or service agency.

9-7

Page 36

9-8

Page 37

Appendix

System status indicator icons

FAQ

Product specications

Important information

Page 38

System status indicator icons

Bluetooth/call

You can see the system status by checking the status indicator icons at the top right of the system screen.

Dierent status indicator icons appear when each function is performed. The meanings of the icons are as follows:

Mute/memo recording

AV sound muted

All sound outputs muted

Battery level of the connected Bluetooth device

Connecting a phone via Bluetooth

Connecting an audio device via Bluetooth

Connecting a phone and an audio device via Bluetooth

Making a call via a Bluetooth phone

Bluetooth phone’s microphone o

Downloading the list of recent calls from the connected Bluetooth phone

Downloading the contact list from the connected Bluetooth phone

10-2

Page 39

Signal strength

Bluetooth phone’s signal strength

FAQ

Bluetooth

Which functions can I use via Bluetooth?

You can use the hands-free call function with a mobile

phone connected. You can also play music after

connecting an audio device such as MP3 player or mobile

phone.

> See“Making a call via Bluetooth.“, “Listening to music

via Bluetooth”

How can I register a Bluetooth device?

On the All menus screen, touch Settings > Device

Connection > Bluetooth > Connection settings > Add new. From the Bluetooth device to be connected, search

for the vehicle system and register it. Use the Bluetooth

device to enter or approve the authentication number displayed on the system. Then the device is added to the list of Bluetooth devices in the system and automatically connected to the system.

device.”

> see “Connecting a Bluetooth

10-3

Page 40

I bought a new mobile phone and want to replace my old

phone with the new one to connect the system. How can

I register the new phone to the system?

An additional device can be registered in the same way

as in registration of a new device. You can register up

to 6 devices in the list of Bluetooth devices. To delete a

previously registered device, touch Delete devices from the list of Bluetooth devices, select the device to delete, and then touch Delete. > see “Connecting a registered

device.”

How can I access the list of contacts while using a

Bluetooth phone?

Approve access to the contacts when connecting your

mobile phone to the system via Bluetooth. The list of contacts on the phone is downloaded to the system. To see the downloaded list of contacts, press the [ ] button on the steering wheel and touch on the call screen. You can search for a contact and make a call to the contact, or add the contact to the favourites. > see

“Dialing from the contacts.”

Broadcast reception

I turned on the radio while driving but I hear no sound

but noise.

Depending on the location, obstacles may cause

reception to deteriorate.

Radio reception rate may also drop when an on-glass

antenna is mounted on the rear window and the window

is tinted with metallic window lms.

Self-inspection method upon failure

The system does not operate properly. What shall I do?

Inspect the system after referring to Troubleshooting

Guide. > see “Solutions for each symptom.”

When the system failure persists after inspection, press

and hold the Reset button to reset the system.

When the symptom persists, contact KIA Motors

Company’s service centre or service agency.

10-5

Page 41

Product speci󽗉cations

Media player

USB mode

Music les

[

Item Specications

File format MPEG-1/2 Layer3, OGG (Vorbis), FLAC,

WMA (Standard/Professional), WAV

Bit-rate and sampling

frequency

MP3 8–320 kbps (CBR/VBR), up to

48 kHz (ID3 tag version: Ver. 1.0, Ver.

1.1, Ver. 2.2, Ver. 2.3, Ver. 2.4)

OGG Q1 to Q10, up to 48 kHz

FLAC 8/16/24-bit, up to 48 kHz

WMA Standard (0x161): up to L3

Prole, up to 385 kbps, up to 48 kHz

Professional (0x162): up to M0b, up to 192 kbps, up to 48 kHz

Item Specications

Specication details Max. number of directory layers: 20

layers

Max. folder/le name length: 255 Bytes

Valid characters that can be used in a folder/le name: 2,350 Alphanumeric characters/4,888 Chinese characters

Max. number of folders: 2,000 (including the root)

Max. number of les: 8,000 Channels

Video les

[

Item Specications

File format AVI, MPEG, WMV

File extension avi, divx, mpg, mpeg, mp4, wmv, asf

Resolution 1280 x 720

Video codec DivX3/4/5/6, XviD, MPEG-1/4, H264,

WMV9

Audio codec MP3, OGG, WMA

Subtitle SMI, SRT

10-6

WAV 8/16 to bit, up to 48 kHz

Page 42

The following les are not played.

Modied les (format-changed les)

Variant les (e.g. MP3 les encoded by WMA audio codec)

DRM (Digital Rights Management)-protected les

Files with no index

The display specications, playback specications, and other specications of the DivX le comply with the authentication standards of DivX.

Sound quality is not guaranteed in case of music les that use the bit-rate exceeding 192 kbps.

With the les that do not use the xed bit rate, some functions

may not work properly or the playback time may not appear accurately.

When a trouble occurs while playing or you want to play an

incompatible format le, use the latest encoder software to change the format before using the le.

USB storage devices

[

Item Specications

Byte/Sector 64 KB or less

Format system FAT16/32 (recommended), exFAT, NTFS

With the USB storage devices that are not equipped with a plug-type connector (metal cover type), proper operation is

not guaranteed.

USB storage devices with a plastic plug may not be

recognised.

USB memory cards (e.g. CF cards, SD cards) may not be

recognised.

Problems that are caused by using USB storage devices (not specied in the following list), are not covered by the warranty.

Product name Manufacturer

XTICK LG

BMK BMK Technology

SKY-DRV Sky Digital

TRANSCEND JetFlash TranScend

Sandisk Cruzer SanDisk

Micro ZyRUS ZyRUS

NEXTIK DIGI Works

USB hard drives may not be recognised.

When using a USB mass storage device divided into logical drives, only the les saved in the rst drive can be played.

When a USB storage device has some applications, media les may not be played.

10-7

Page 43

Common specications

Display

Item Specications

Power supply DC 14.4 V

Operating voltage

Dark current Below 1 mA in average within 45 days

Operating temperature range

DC 9-16 V

-20 to +70 ℃

Item Specications

Display size AV body unit - 8 inch (176.64 x 99.36 mm)

Number of

pixels

Drive system TFT (Thin Film Transistor) active matrix system

Viewing angle AV unit - Horizontal/vertical: 89°

Internal lighting

AV unit - 921600 pixels (resolution: 1280 x 720)

LED

Radio

Item Specications

Available channels

Sensitivity FM: Within 10 dBuV

Distortion factor

FM: 87.5–108.0 MHz (step: 100 kHz)

AM: 531–1602 kHz (step: 9 kHz)

AM: Within 40 dBuEMF

Within 2 %

10-8

Page 44

Bluetooth

Item Specications

Frequency range

Supported Bluetooth version

Supported

proles

Bluetooth

Power Class 2

Number of

channels

2402-2480 MHz

3.0

Hands-free (1.7), A2DP (1.3), AVRCP (1.6), PBAP (1.1), MAP (1.2)

-6 to 4 dBm

10-9

Page 45

Registered trademarks

FCC Certification

The “Bluetooth®” trademark and logo

•

are registered trademarks owned by

Bluetooth SIG, Inc. The Hyundai-Kia Group uses this trademark under a

licensing agreement. To use the Bluetooth® radio technology,

•

make sure your mobile phone supports the Bluetooth® communication.

Google, Android, Android Auto, and Google Play are

•

registered trademarks of Google Inc.

Apple®, Apple CarPlay™, iPad®, iPad mini™, iPhone®, iPod®,

•

iPod classic®, iPod nano®, iPod touch®, and iTunes® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.

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.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Page 46

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.

This equipment complies w forth for an uncontrolled environment.

This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum 20 cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the FCC.

ith FCC radiation exposure limits set