HYUNDAI MOBIS ATC40F2AN, AT140DPAN User Manual

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CAR MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM

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USER'S MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing this multimedia system.

This user's manual explains how to use

the HYUNDAI Motor multimedia system.

ore using the product, read the con-

Bef tents of this user's man

ual carefully and

use this product safely.

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Precaution for safe usage

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Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control, that may lead to an accident, severe personal injury, and death. The driver’s primary responsibility is in the safe and legal operation of a vehicle, and use of any handheld devices, other equipment, or vehicle systems which take the driver’s eyes, attention and focus away from the safe operation of a vehicle or which are not permissible by law should never be used during operation of the vehicle.

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Do not operate the while driving.

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Do not disassemble, assemble, or modify the

multimedia system

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Do not watch the screen for prolonged periods of time while driving.

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Set the volume to a level which allows the driver to be aware of external conditions.

multimedia system

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Do not operate the

multimedia system

for

prolonged periods of time with the vehicle ignition in ACC. Such operations may lead to battery discharge.

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Be cautious not to spill water or introduce foreign objects into the device.

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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.

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In case of product malfunction, please contact your place of purchase or service center.

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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, ammonia, benzene, thinners, etc.) as such materials may damage the device panel or cause color and quality deterioration.

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SiriusXM service requires a subscription, sold separately, after 3-month trial included with vehicle purchase. If you decide to continue your SiriusXM service at the end of your trial subscription, the plan you choose will automatically renew and bill at then-current rates until you call Sirius XM at 1-866-635-2349 to cancel. See our Customer Agreement for complete terms at www.siriusxm. com. Programming subject to change. Sirius satellite service is available only to those at least 18 and older in the 48 contiguous USA, D.C., and PR (with coverage limitations). Traffic information not available in all markets. See siriusxm.com/traffic for details. Sirius, XM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Radio Inc.

WARNING

• Driving while distracted can result in a

loss of vehicle control that may lead to an accident, severe personal injury, and death. The driver’s primary responsibility is in the safe and legal operation of a vehicle, and use of any handheld devices, other equipment, or vehicle systems which take the driver’s eyes, attention and focus away from the safe operation of a vehicle or which are not permissible by law should never be used during operation of the vehicle.

part.1

Component Names and Functions

Starting the System for the First Time

Basic

Warnings and Cautions

Key Product Features

Basic

Safety Warnings

•Even when receiving route guidance

from the Navigation system, please

abide by actual traffic and road regu-

lations. Following only the Navigation

route guidance may lead to violations of

actual traffic and road regulations and

lead to traffic accidents.

•Do not stare at the screen while driv-

ing. Staring at the screen for prolonged

periods of time could lead to traffic acci-

dents.

•Do not operate the Navigation system

while driving, such as entering POIs or

conducting route searches. Such acts

could lead to accidents, fire, or electric

shock. Park the vehicle before operating

the device.

•Do not disassemble, assemble, or mod-

ify the Multimedia system. Such acts

could result in accidents, fire, or electric

shock.

•Heed caution not to spill water or intro-

duce foreign objects into the device.

Such acts could lead to smoke, fire, or

product malfunction.

•If you use phone related functions while

driving, you will find it difficult to concen-

trate on operating the vehicle and the

current traffic conditions, so the possibil-

ity of an accident may increase. Please

use phone related functions only when

parked.

•Please refrain from use if the screen

is blank or no sound can be heard as

these signs may indicate product mal-

function. Continued use in such con-

ditions could lead to accidents (fires,

electric shock) or product malfunctions.

•Do not touch the antenna during thun-

der or lightening as such acts may lead

to lightning induced electric shock.

•Do not stop or park in parking-restricted

areas to operate the product. Such acts

could lead to traffic accidents.

•For most Audio and multimedia modes,

the display will not operate when the

vehicle is in motion. For your safety, first

park the vehicle to watch or view the

screen.(The screen will only operate

when the parking brake is ON for man-

ual transmission vehicles and when the

parking brake is ON or the gearshift is in

the P (PARK) position for automatic.)

•Some functions other than the one

mentioned above cannot be used while

driving. These functions operate only

when the vehicle is parked.

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Safety Cautions

Pay attention to traffic conditions while

driving.

•In some instances, the navigation may

provide guidance through restricted

areas.

•Operating the device while driving could

lead to accidents due to a lack of atten-

tion to external surroundings. First park

the vehicle before operating the device.

In addition, the touch screen may not

work for some functions when the vehi-

cle is in motion. The touch screen fea-

ture will be supported once the vehicle

has stopped.

•Adjust the volume to levels that allow

the driver to hear sounds from outside

of the vehicle. Driving in a state where

external sounds cannot be heard may

lead to accidents.

•Pay attention to the volume setting when

turning the device on. A sudden output

of extreme volume upon turning the

device on could lead to hearing impair-

ment. (Adjust the volume to a suitable

levels before turning off the device.)

•If you want to change the position of

device installation, please inquire with

your place of purchase or service main-

tenance center. Technical expertise is

required to install or disassemble the

device.

•Turn on the car ignition before using this

device. Do not operate the Multimedia

system for long periods of time with the

ignition turned off as such operations

may lead to battery discharge.

•Upon using the Multimedia system

for more than 10 minutes with the car

engine turned off, the following warning

will be displayed. After 10 minutes, the

warning will be displayed for 5 seconds

every 1 minute.

•Do not subject the device to severe

shock or impact. Direct pressure onto

the front side of the monitor may cause

damage to the LCD or touch screen.

•When cleaning the device, make sure

to turn off the device and use a dry and

smooth cloth. Never use tough materi-

als, chemical cloths, or solvents(alcohol,

benzene, thinners, etc.) as such mate-

rials may damage the device panel or

cause color/quality deterioration. When

experiencing product

with your place of purchase or service

maintenance center.

•Prevent caustic solutions such as per-

fume and cosmetic oil from contacting

the dashboard because they may cause

damage or discoloration.

concerns, inquire

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Key Product Features

This device is a Multimedia system equipped with a multifunctional

disc player that supports Radio (FM, AM), HD Radio™ technology,

SiriusXM™, Audio CD, MP3, USB, iPod, AUX, Bluetooth Audio

and My Music features. The WIDE VGA LCD provides a high qual-

ity resolution while the powerful and rich sound system adds to the

driving enjoyment.

Wide TFT-LCD Display

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Display

Radio

Provides high quality video through a Wide TFTLCD Display using an LED Back Light.

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Touch screen for maximum user convenience.

Digital Tuner Feature

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Digital Tuner using PPL method that supports memory of 12 broadcast stations for each AM and FM modes.

Radio broadcast station name

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Displays broadcast station names.

HD Radio™/Satellite Radio feature

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Supports HD Radio™ reception and Satellite Radio (SiriusXM™).

Multimedia

Player

Navigation

Miscellaneous

Support for various Media Formats

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Support for various media formats, including Radio, Audio CD, MP3, USB, iPod, AUX and Bluetooth

Audio Streaming modes

My Music

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Supports copying of music stored within USB devices into My Music (internal memory) mode

Voice Guidance

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Voice route guidance to safely and conveniently reach set destinations

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Various map scales that enable drivers to accurately view map and surrounding areas

Automatic Correction for Current Location

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Automatically corrects current position using map matching and GPS information.

Bluetooth

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Wireless Technology

Convenient use of Bluetooth

Handsfree by

using buttons within the steering wheel control

Digital Screen Control Features

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Easy control of features through touch screen options

Steering Wheel Control

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Control over audio features, voice recognition and Bluetooth

through the steering wheel con-

trol for maximum convenience

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Component Names and Functions

Head Unit

Name Description

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When power is off, press to turn power on

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PWR/

VOL

When power is on, press and hold (more than

0.8 seconds) to turn power off

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When power is on, press quickly (less than 0.8 seconds) to turn Audio off

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Turn left/right to control volume

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FM/AM mode : changes the frequency

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TUNE

MEDIA (Disc/USB/iPod/My Music) mode : changes the track, file or title (except USB Image, Bluetooth Audio and AUX)

RESET

Resets the system settings. (Preset radio channels and other data will not be deleted)

Name Description

Converts to FM/AM/SiriusXM™ mode

RADIO

•Each time the key is pressed, the mode is changed in order of FM → AM → SiriusXM™ → FM

Converts to MEDIA mode

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If the media is not connected or the CD player is not available for this model, MEDIA mode will not

MEDIA

be activated.

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Press this key to move to the last mode that you accessed in MEDIA mode. Press it again to display the screen where you can select a MEDIA mode.

BLUELINK

PHONE

Displays the Blue Link mode

Takes user to phone screen

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Head Unit

Name Description

Press to insert or eject disc

When key is pressed quickly. (less than 0.8 seconds)

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FM/AM mode : plays previous/next frequency

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MEDIA (Disc/USB/iPod/My Music) mode : changes the track, file or title (except USB Image

SEEK

TRACK

and AUX) When key is pressed and held. (more than 0.8 seconds)

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FM/AM mode : continuously changes the fre-

quency until the key is released

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MEDIA (Disc/USB/iPod/My Music) mode :

rewinds or fast forwards the track or file (except

USB Image, Bluetooth Audio and AUX)

SD card insert slot

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Name Description

MAP

VOICE

NAVI

INFO

SETUP

Displays the map for the current position

Takes you to the menu screen where you can find your destination and set the route.

Displays the Info mode screen

Displays the Setup mode screen.

Steering Wheel Control

Name Description

Controls the volume

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Each time this key is pressed, mode is changed in the order FM → AM → SiriusXM™ → Disc USB Music or iPod → AUX → Bluetooth Audio My Music

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MODE

If the media is not connected, the corresponding modes will be disabled

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Press and hold the key (more than 0.8 seconds) to turn the Audio system on/off

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When power is off, press the key to turn power back on

MUTE

The sound stops playing. Press again to unmute.

When keys are pressed quickly. (less than 0.8 seconds)

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FM/AM mode : searches broadcast frequencies saved to Presets

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SiriusXM™ mode : searches broadcast channels saved to Presets

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MEDIA (Disc/USB/iPod/My Music) mode : changes the track, file or title (except USB Image,

AUX) When keys are pressed and held. (more than 0.8 seconds)

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FM/AM mode : automatically searches broadcast

frequencies

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SiriusXM™ mode : automatically searches broad-

cast channels

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MEDIA (Disc/USB/iPod/My Music) mode : quickly

looks up songs (excluding USB images, AUX and

Bluetooth audio files)

→ →

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Steering Wheel Control

Name Description

When pressed quickly. (less than 0.8 seconds)

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Activates voice recognition When pressed and held. (more than 0.8 seconds)

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Ends voice recognition

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Activates Siri Eyes Free

When pressed quickly. (less than 1.2 seconds)

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When pressed in the dial screen, makes a call

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When pressed in the incoming call screen,

answers the call

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When pressed during call waiting, switches to

waiting call (Call Waiting) When pressed and held. (more than 1.2 seconds)

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When pressed in Bluetooth

the last dialed call

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When pressed during a Bluetooth

Hands-free, redials

Hands-free

call, switches call back to mobile phone (Private)

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When pressed while calling on the mobile phone,

switches call back to Bluetooth

(operates only when Bluetooth

Hands-free

Hands-free is

connected)

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When pressed during a call, ends the phone call

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When pressed in the incoming call screen, rejects

the call

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The actual feature in the vehicle may differ from the illustration.

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Starting the System for the First Time

Turning the System On/Off

Press the engine start button or set the

ignition key to On or ACC. Each time you

turn on the system, a boot logo and safety

warning will appear.

NOTICE

• Cannot operate the system while it is booting

up. It may take some time for all of features of the system, particularly the voice recognition system, to be ready for use.

Pressing and holding the power key on the

head unit will turn off the system.

You can change Screen Saver Settings in

Setup to display a clock or another chosen

image on the Screen Saver.

Information

• If you turn off the system during a phone call using the Hands-free feature, then the call will automatically switch to your mobile phone.

System Reset

The System Reset function restores the

system when it is not operating correctly.

Press and hold the

ond or longer. (It is recommended that you

press the

RESET

a pin or a clip.)

RESET

key for a sec-

key using a tool, such as

Pressing the power key on the head unit

will display the user agreement screen. To

change the system language between

English, French, Spanish and Korean press the Change

Language

button.

NOTICE

• Check the volume when turning on the

system. Before turning on the system, adjust the volume to a reasonable level.

NOTICE

• Resetting the system restores all existing

settings and configurations (e.g. volume, display, etc.) back to their factory defaults.

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Battery Warning Message

Always use the system while the car

engine is running. If you turn on the sys-

tem while the engine is off, a battery warn-

ing message will appear. When the engine

starts, the message will disappear.

NOTICE

• If you use the system for a long time with

the engine off, the battery may become completely discharged.

Restrictions on Features for Safety Measures

The restriction screen will disappear when

shifting gears into P or putting the parking

brake on.

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Home Screen

Controls Menu Conﬁ guration for the Home Screen

Information Display on the Status Bar

Displays the date and time, along with the system status shown

by the various icons to the right of the clock.

The icons in the following table indicate the various types of sys-

tem status details and events.

Features Description

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Navigation Widget

Provides a brief view of the navigation map and the route screen.

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Touch any area on the screen to move to the navigation screen.

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Shows brief information on the radio media

AV Widget

current playing.

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Touch the area to move to the mode for what you are listening to.

All Menus

Places

Shows all of the items in the system menu.

Directly moves to the screen where you can search for your destination.

•You can add and save up to eight menu items.

My Menu

•Add your favorite menu items to have quick and easy access to them.

AV-Mute

ICON

Description

Mute AV

ICON

Information

sound

Navigation-

Mute

Navogation

sound

Making a call and Bluetooth connection

Bluetooth

phone

remaining

battery

Handsfree connection

Connecting to music stream

Handsfree+

streaming connection

Downloading

contacts/

recent calls

Making a call using

BT phone

Mute

Bluetooth

phone microphone

Bluetooth

phone

reception

sensitivity

2G/3G/

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is

connected

Connecting

to Wi-Fi

2G/3G data connection

(displayed only when connected

to a 2G/3G

data net-

work)

Blue Link received

signal

strength

indication

• Received signal strength indicator of Blue Link and 2G/3G/Wi-Fi information are displayed only in the devices that support the telematics system.

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Adding Your Favorite Menu Items to My Menu

From the Home screen, select

and then

Edit

My Menu

From the My Menu Settings screen, select

menu items from the list on the right, then

drag and drop them to a desired place on

the left.

To remove the item from My Menu, draft

item from the left and drop them on the

right.

Information

• Up to eight items can be added to My Menu.

▶

On-Screen Touch Controls

Learn how to touch the screen to operate

the system.

Select

Tap lightly on a menu or an item to select it.

NOTICE

• The system will not recognize your touch if

you wear a glove or other non-conductive material. Touch the screen using your ﬁ nger, an electrostatic touch-screen glove, or a stylus pen.

Drag & Drop

Select a menu or item you want, then drag

and drop it to where you want to place it.

Drag or touch the slider along the play bar

in the music screens to jump to the point

that you want to play from. However, the

CD player does not support drag function.

i Information

• Music screens for Disc CD and Disc MP3 do not support this function.

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Flick (Quick Scrolling)

Drag the frequency bar to the left or right

to move to the frequency that you want.

From the My Menu Settings screen, drag

and drop icons to add, delete, or move to/

from My Menu.

Quickly moves up and down in the list.

NOTICE

• Moving the list when there are many items will

display a handler on the right of the display. You can easily move many items at a time with the handler

You can view the previous or next image

by flicking left/right on an image on the

USB Image screen.

Flick left/right on the frequency bar in the

radio player to look up the previous/next

frequency available.

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Press and Hold

Pressing the and buttons

in the music or video player will fast for-

ward/rewind the music or video.

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HD Radio™ Technology

SiriusXM™

About Disc

Bluetooth

My Music

FM/AM

Media

CD MP3 USB

iPod

AUX

Audio

FM/AM

Accessing FM/AM Mode

You can access the radio player either by pressing the

hard key or by selecting the Radio menu option from All Menus on the Home screen.

Information

• If you press the will turn on and a radio broadcast will be tuned up.

• If you are in the FM/AM mode, select the FM/AM radio widget from the Home screen to access the radio player.

RADIO

hard key when the power is off, then the power

RADIO

Features Description

Mode Display

Preset

Frequency Bar

Frequency

Broadcast station

Scan

HD Radio

•Displays current operating mode

•If select w selected mode in Radio.

•Shows saved presets for user selection

•After selecting frequency → press and hold (over 0.8 seconds) the preset button. A 'beep' will sound and the frequency is saved to the selected preset button. A total of 24 frequencies with 12 preset frequencies each for FM/AM modes can be saved.

•Flick the frequency bar left/right to search for available radio channels to the left or right of the current channel.

•Dragging: Drag the frequency bar to the left/ right to find the radio channel that you want.

Displays the current frequency

Displays the current broadcast station name.

Plays frequencies with superior reception for 5 seconds each

Used to set whether to turn HD Radio™ reception On/Off.

anted mode tap, it will change to

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Features Description

Turns the Radio Text information on and off

•If the ON Text On button is displayed (Text off state), information will not be displayed even if there is information being transmitted from

Info

the broadcast station.

•If the Off Text Off button is displayed (Text on state), then broadcast information will be displayed. Information may not be displayed if there is no information being transmitted from the broadcast station.

Features Description

•Autostore Saves frequencies with good reception to Preset b

uttons While Auto Store is operating, pressing the Auto Store button again will cancel the func-

tion and play the previous frequency.

•Preset Scan Plays preset frequencies for 5 or 10 secodes each

•HD on : 10 seconds

•HD off : 5 seconds

Scan/ Auto Scan/ Preset Scan

Displays an activated mode from the Scan/Auto Scan/Preset Scan modes.

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

•Pressing this button briefly (less than 0.8 seconds) : Seeks the previous/next frequency.

•Pressing and holding this button (longer than

SEEK/TRACK

0.8 seconds) : Moves quickly through all of the frequencies. From the moment that you release the button, the system will seek the next available frequency.

TUNE

knob to manually seek avail-

TUNE

Turn the able frequencies.

•FM : Increment/decrement by 200 kHz

•AM : Increment/decrement by 10 kHz

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HD Radio™ Technology

Contributes to the superior user experience of HD

Radio™ Technology. Presents song name, artist, station IDs, HD2/HD3

Channel Guide, and other relevant data streams.

nal music as well as deep cuts into traditional genre.

signal. AM sounds like today’s FM and FM sounds like a CD.

Program Service Data :

Adjacent traditional main stations are extra local FM

channels. These HD2/HD3 Channels provide new, origi-

Digital, CD-quality sound. HD Radio™ Technology

enables local radio stations to broadcast a clean digital

If an HD Radio™ broadcast is received, the radio mode will switch from analog broadcast to HD Radio™ broadcast.

Information

• The

HD Radio™

when a HD Radio™ broadcast is being received

screen is displayed only

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Basic Mode Screen (HD Radio™ reception ON)

Name Description

HD Channel Number

Broadcast Info

HD Radio

HD Channel number saved in preset

Displays detailed information about the current broadcast

Used to set whether to turn HD Radio™ reception On/Off.

SiriusXM™

SiriusXM™ Mode Hard Key Controls

You can access the radio player either by pressing the

selecting the Radio menu option from All Menus on the Home screen. Select the SiriusXM™ tab from the radio player.

RADIO

hard key or by

Name Description

Displays main HD Radio™ channels and used to directly select the current available channels

As HD Radio™ reception

is included within Radio

HD Radio™ Reception &Channel buttons

mode, the methods of moving between chan nels, saving presets, searching, or methods of searching frequencies are identical. However, while the HD Radio™ related icon display will become active when within regions where an HD Radio™ signal can be received.

Information

• If you press the power is off, then the power will turn on and a radio broadcast will be tuned up.

• If you are in the SiriusXM™ mode, select the SiriusXM™ radio widget from the Home screen to access the radio player.

• When the power is off, pressing the key will turn the power on and play a SiriusXM™ Radio broadcast.

RADIO

hard key when the

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RADIO

SiriusXM™ Mode Display Controls

Features Description

Mode Display

Preset

Channel Logo

Channel Info

Contents Info

Category Info

Scan

Direct Tune

Category

Category Selection Buttons

Displays current operating mode. If y

ou press FM, AM or SiriusXM, mode will

change to selected one in Radio

Shows saved presets for user selection After selecting frequency → press and hold (over 0.8 seconds) the preset button. A 'beep' will sound and the frequency is saved to the selected preset button.

A total of 18 frequencies for SiriusXM™ modes can be saved.

Displays the current channel logo

Displays the current channel number and name

Displays the artist, title and other information about the current playing song

Displays the current playing category

Plays all receivable channels for 10 seconds each

Used to search for channels by entering channel numbers

If you press Category, when search channels through SEEK, Tune and Scan, search it in the current category.

Used to select the previous/next category

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Features Description

Play Live

It will change to listening live broadcast mode.

Repeats the previously broadcasted program.

•Holding for less than 0.8 seconds : Moves to

Skip Backward

the previous segment

•Holding for longer than 0.8 seconds: Moves to the previous 5 seconds

Play Pause

Skip Forward

List

Pauses/plays the current broadcasting program.

Moves to the next segment.

Displays SiriusXM™ Radio Categories/Channel Lists

What’s on My Preset? The program schedule saved in my preset. (For more details, see Section 2.5. Viewing Menu.)

•Featured Favorite

Theme channels recommended by SiriusXM™ . (For more details, see Section 2.5. Viewing Menu.)

•Preset Scan

Plays preset frequencies for 5 seconds each.

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

When key is pressed quickly.(under 0.8 seconds)

ys the previous/next channel

SEEK/TRACK

Pla When key is pressed and held.(over 0.8 seconds) Continuously changes the channel until the key is released and plays the current channel

TUNE

Changes the channel

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Selecting through Channel/Category List

Press the

egory and channel.

Select the desired category and the channel. Once selected, the previous screen will be restored and the selected channel will begin playing.

List

▶ Select the desired cat-

If you select the

scan channels using the

key or the

Skip

button, you can

TUNE

knob by skipping the

SEEK TRACK

channels that you chose to skip.

Direct Tune

Enter the number of the channel you want to receive.

Viewing Menu

Using the

can view the program schedule and information about the Featured Favorites provided by SiriusXM™ .

button on the right, you

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What’s on My Preset? (Program Schedule)

Menu → What’s on My Preset? You can select Menu to see program information and the schedules of broadcast channels listed in the Preset.

Name Description

By selecting this option, you can select a broadcasting date and time zone. Broadcast information will be provided for one week

Change Broadcast Date

Preset

Broadcasting Time

Program Information

from the current date.

Shows saved presets for user selection

A total of 18 frequencies for SiriusXM™ modes can be displayed

You can select the time that you want.

Shows you the program titles to be broadcasted at the time that you have chosen. Select a program to see more details.

If there is more information on the program you selected, an arrow button will be displayed on the right of the list. You can see more program information by selecting the arrow button.

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Featured Favorites

Featured Favorites feature allows SiriusXM™ to broadcast additional presets

•Example 1 : "Martha's Favorites" may represent Martha Stuart's favorites presets on her radio

•Example 2 : During holidays, "Holiday Music" may represent all the SiriusXM™ channels that are playing the holiday music for easy access by users

Multiple sets Featured Favorites data can be broadcast by SiriusXM™ and can change from time to time

Media

Starting Mode

1. From All Menus, select an icon you want from “Music, Image, AUX” to enter the last mode you used.

2. You can enter the Media mode that you recently used by pressing the Media hard key while in another mode.

3. To go to a different mode after you enter Media mode, press Media and choose the one you want.

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About Disc

Precautions upon Handling Discs

CAUTION

• After using a disc, put the disc back in its

original case to prevent disc scratches.

• Do not use abnormally shaped discs (8cm,

t-shaped, octagon-shaped) as such discs

hear could lead to errors.

• Do not clean discs with chemical solutions,

such as record spr antistatic liquids, benzene, or thinners.

• Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or

high temper time. Such exposure may lead to disc deformation.

• Upon playing a disc contaminated by dirt

or other substances deteriorate and result in skipping sounds. Writing on either side of the disc could result in damage to disc surfaces.

ays, antistatic sprays,

atures for prolonged periods of

, the sound quality may

• Clean fingerprints and dust off the disc

surface (coated side) with a soft cloth.

• Copy-protected CDs, such as S-type CDs,

y not properly operate in the device. DATA

ma CDs cannot be played. (However, such discs may still abnormally operate.)

• Do not disassemble the device. Contact a

designated ser (Complete after ser provided if the user disassembles the device.)

• Do not use water to clean the device.

Exposure to w damage.

• Do not introduce foreign substances into

the disc inser substances could damage the device interior.

• The device may not properly operate

xtremely hot or cold temperatures.

in e (The operating temperature range is : 14˚F ~ 150˚F)

vice center in case of problems.

vice assistance will not be

ater could lead to product

t/eject slot. Introducing foreign

• Steam can become condensed on the ﬁ ber-

optic lens due to rain, wet conditions, or upon operating the heating system. In such cases, discs may not be properly recognized. Remove the disc and wait until the moisture dries.

• Skipping may occur during audio play when

iving on bumpy roads for prolonged periods

dr of time or upon severe shock to the vehicle. In case of severe shock, audio may not properly play.

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Supported Disc Formats

This device supports the following disc formats.

Disc Type

Disc Type Disc Format Device Support

3inch (8cm)

5inch (12cm)

SACD

CD-R

CD-RW

Multisession-CD

SACD

(Single, SACD layer)

SACD (Hybrid)

Disc Format

Disc Type Disc Format Device Support

CD-DA

MP3

WMA

MPEG4 AAC

DTS-CD

CD-ROM

CD-G

CD-EXTRA

CD-TEXT

X O

O O (Read Only) O (Read Only) O (Read Only)

(Only CD layer)

O O O X X O X O O

Disc/Content Format Compatibility

By Format according to Disc Type

Disc Type Disc Format Device Support

CD LPCM

MPEG1, Layer3

MP3

WMA Ver9

MPEG2, Layer3

MPEG2.5

O O O

Ordinary Disc Compatibility

This device has been designed/ manufactured to be compatible with software bearing the following logo marks.

$XGLR&'

•CD-R/RW discs (Audio CD) created with CD recording devices or PCs may not properly operate in the device. This is a result of various causes, including disc format, recording method, and contamination to the disc or lens.

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CD-R/RW Compatibility

•This device supports CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3 discs burned in Audio CD formats.

•The recording of CD-R and CD-RW discs with this device is not supported.

•CD-R/RW discs recorded as audio CDs

that were not finalized are not supported by this device.

PC-created Disc Compatibility

•When burning a disc on a PC, the disc may not operate in this device depending on the software settings. In such cases, inquire with the software manufacturer.

•Additional information regarding compatibility is displayed on the CD-R/RW software disc box.

•DVD-R/W discs are not compatible with

this device.

Cautions upon Writing CDs

•When a multi-session disc is being recorded, make sure to close the session before recording.

•If MP3/WMA file extensions are changed, such could result in errors.

•In the case of MP3/WMA, wr only English. (Other languages are not supported)

•Unauthorized use of copy-protected music files is prohibited by law.

•Prolonged use of CD-R/CD-RW products that do not satisfy related specifications may result in abnormal operation.

•When wr recommended.

iting CDs, low-speed writing is

ite using

Compressed Audio Compatibility

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

•This device supports audio file compressed through MPEG-1 audio stream layer 3 (MP3) using 8kbps ~ 320kbps. (CBR or VBR)

•For stable operation, the use of files in 95kbps~192kbps bit rate range and

44.1kHz SAMPLING frequency is recommended.

•This device supports WMA audio files using 20kbps ~ 320kbps. (CBR or VBR)

•Variable bit rate files may operate, but the play time information may not be properly displayed.

•This device only supports tracks with file extension of “.mp3” or “.wma”.

•This device does not support multisession discs.

•This device supports only 8 layer folders.

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•This device supports MP3 ID3 tag versions of Ver. 1.0, Ver. 1.1, Ver. 2.2, Ver.

2.3, Ver. 2.4. When using discs with other versions, the ID3 info will not be displayed.

•Although this device has been designated to be compatible with various bit rates, playing low bit rate MP3 tracks may result in low quality sound.

Before Playing an MP3 Disc

Supported MP3 File Speciﬁ cation

•Acceptable standard: MPEG1 Audio Layer 3.

•Acceptable sampling frequency : 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48(kHz).

•Acceptab

Recommended Bit Rates and Frequency

•Sampling frequency : 96 ~ 192 Kbps fixed bit rate/44.1kHz.

le bit rate : 8 ~ 320 (Kbps).

Detailed Speciﬁ cation

•Maximum directory layers : 8 layers.

•Maximum folder length : 64 bytes, file name length: 64 bytes.

•Supported characters for folder name/file name: 2350 characters for Alphanumeric character and Korean character sets, 4888 characters for Simplified Chinese character set.

•Maximum number of folders per disc : 256 folders. (including ROOT)

•Maximum number of files per disc : 512 files.

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NOTICE

• Supported ID3 tags : ID3v1.0, ID3v1.1,

ID3v1.2, ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4.

• Supported MP3 Media : CD-ROM.

• Supported media formats : ISO9660 LEVEL1

and LEVEL2.

Precautions upon Burning MP3 Files

•The use of ISO 9660 LEVEL 2 JOLIET format is recommended.

•Up to 32 characters in Korean/Chinese are supported for file names and up to 20 characters in Korean/Chinese are supported for folder names.

•The use of CDs exceeding 700MB may result in faulty disc recognition or errors upon play.

MP3 File Structure

Recognition occurs through the same folder structure used within the disc.

Folder structure as saved in CD-ROM Folder structure as saved in the system

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Basic Mode Screen

Name Description

Mode

Track Index

Repeat/ Shuffle/Scan

Play Time

Play Info

Previous Tra ck

Play/Pause

Next Track

Repeat

Shuffle

Scan

List

SoundHound

Displays current operating mode

Shows the current track/total tracks

From Repeat/Shuffle/Scan, displays the current operating function

Displays the current play time

Displays track/artist/title/album information

•When the play time is under 3 seconds the previous track

•When the play time is over 3 seconds current song from the beginning

Plays/pauses the current track

Moves to the next track

Repeats the current track Press the repeating the current track repeat off

Plays disc tracks in random order Press the fle all

Scans the beginning parts of disc tracks (approx. 10 seconds per track) Press the all

Moves to the track list screen

Runs the SoundHound feature. For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

Repeat

button to switch between

Shuffle

button to switch between shuf-

→ and turning shuffle off

Scan

button to switch between scan

→ and turning scan off

→ and turning

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Name Description

•If button is pressed quickly (less than 0.8 seconds), it moves to previous or next track

•If button is pressed and held (over than 0.8 seconds), it rewinds or fast-forward the track

SEEK/TRACK

When pressed for 5 seconds, it will rewind or fast-forward the track at 4x speed. After that, it will rewind or fast-forward at 20x speed. Once released, the track will begin playing at normal speed.

Turn the

TUNE

knob and search a desired

track. When the track name is displayed, press

TUNE

the

If the

knob to play the track.

TUNE

knob is not pressed within 5 seconds of searching tracks, the track info for the current track is restored.

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Name Description

Current Track

Back Button

Displays current playing track name

Converts to basic mode screen

When moving to a different list screen, moves to

the list page where the current file is located (Becomes disabled when the current list includes the current file)

•If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds): Plays previous/next track

utton is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds):

SEEK/TRACK

•If b Moves to play screen, and then it will rewind or fast-forward the track. It will play the track normally if it is released.

TUNE

knob to move the focus to the

TUNE

knob to play the track.

TUNE

Turn the next/previous track. If the desired track is selected, press the

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MP3

Basic Mode Screen

Name Description

Mode

File Index

Repeat/ Shuffle/Scan

Play Time

Song Info

List

Previous File

Play/Pause

Next File

Repeat

Shuffle

Displays current operating mode

Shows the current MP3 file/total number of MP3 files

From Repeat/Shuffle/Scan, displays the current operating function

Displays the current play time

Displays folder/file/artist/title/album info for current song

Moves to the list screen

•If play time is less than 3 secs, moves to previous file

•If play time is over than 3 secs, play the current file from the beginning

Plays/pauses the current track

Moves to the next song

Repeats the current song or all songs in the folder Press the 1 song ing repeat off

Repeat Folder: Repeats songs in the folder

Plays files in the folder or in the disc in random order Press the folder shuffle off

Shuffle All : Plays songs in the disc in random order.

Repeat

button to switch between repeating

→ repeating folder → and turn-

Repeat 1 song: Repeats the current song

Shuffle

button to switch between shuffle

→ shuffle all → and turning

Shuffle folder : Plays songs in the folder in ran dom order

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Name Description

Scans the beginning parts of MP3 files (approx. 10 seconds per file)

Scan

button to switch between

→ scan all → and turn-

Scan

Press the scan folder ing scan off

Scan Folder : Scans tracks in the current folder

Scan All : Scans all tracks in the disc

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

•If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds): Plays previous/next track

SEEK/TRACK

•If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds): Moves to play screen, and then it will rewind or fast-forward the track.

Turn the

TUNE

knob to search a desired

track. If the desired track is displayed, press the

TUNE

knob to play the track.

If the

TUNE

knob is not pressed within 5 seconds of searching tracks, the track info for the current track is restored.

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Name Description

Folder Name

Current Song

Back Button

Upper Folder

Displays folder name for current file

Displays current playing file name

Converts to basic mode screen

Moves to Root Folder

When moving to a different list screen, moves to the

list page where the current file is located (Becomes disabled when the current list includes the current file)

utton is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds) :

•If b Plays previous/next track

SEEK/TRACK

utton is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) :

•If b Moves to play screen, and then it will rewind or fast-forward the track.

TUNE

knob to move the focus to the

TUNE

knob to play the track.

TUNE

Turn the previous/next track. If the desired track is displayed, press the

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USB

Before Playing a USB MP3

Connect the USB device after turning on the engine. The USB device may become damaged if it is already connected when the ignition is turned on.

•Files that are not standard format music/image files will not be played.

•For MP3/WMA/OGG files, only music files with compression rates between 8Kbps ~ 320Kbps can be played.

•Heed caution to static electricity when connecting/disconnecting

external USB devices.

•Encoded MP3 Players will not be recognized when connected

as an external device.

•When connecting an external USB device, the device may not

properly recognize the USB is in some states.

•Only products formatted with byte/sectors under 64Kbyte will be

recognized.

•This device recognizes USB devices formatted in FAT 12/16/32

file formats. This device does not recognize files in NTFS file format.

•Some USB devices may not be supported due to compatibility

issues.

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•Take caution so that the USB connector does not come in contact with body parts or objects.

•Repeated connecting/disconnecting of USB devices within short periods of time may result in product malfunction.

•Make sure to connect/disconnect external USB devices with the audio power turned off.

•The amount of time required to recognize the external USB device may differ depending on the type, size, or file formats stored on the USB.

•The use of USB devices for purposes other than playing music and image files is prohibited.

•Do not use the USB I/F to charge batteries or USB accessories that generate heat. Such acts may lead to worsened performance 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 with the multimedia terminal of the vehicle.

•When using mass storage USB devices with separate logical drives, only files saved to the root drive can be played.

•When application programs are installed to specific USBs, files may not properly play.

•The device may not operate normally if MP3 Players, cellular phones, digital cameras, or other electronic devices (USB devices not recognized as portable disk drives) are connected with the device.

•Charging through the USB may not work for some mobile devices.

•The device may not support normal operation when using a USB

memory type besides Metal Cover Type USB Memory.

•The device may not support normal operation when using for-

mats such as HDD Type, CF, or SD Memory.

•Upon playing iPods, please use a dedicated iPod car cable.

•Normal operations cannot be guaranteed when other cables are

being used.

•The device will not support files locked by DRM. (Digital Rights

Management)

•USB memory sticks used by connecting an Adaptor (SD Type or

CF Type) may not be properly recognized.

•Only use Plug type connector products, as shown in the figure

below.

Plug Type Connector

Product Name Manufacturer

XTICK LG

BMK BMK Technology

SKY-DRV Sky Digital

TRANSCEND JetFlash Transcend

Sandisk Cruzer SanDisk

Micro ZyRUS ZyRUS

NEXTIK Digiworks

Information

• Problems that occur through use of USB devices not listed within the above table are not covered by the product warranty.

USB I 2-23

USB MP3 Information and Precautions

Supported Image Speciﬁ cations

Name Description

MP3 File Specification

Recommended Bit Rates and Sampling Frequency

ID3 Tag

Detailed Specifications

Information

Specification : 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)

96, 128, 192 Kbps fixed bit rate/44.1kHz

Supports ID3v1.0 and ID3v1.1, ID3v2.2, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4 ID3 tags

Maximum directory layers : 20 layers Maximum length of folder name/file name : 255Bytes Supported characters for folder name/file name : Alphanumeric characters, Korean standard character set 2,350 characters, Simplified Chinese 4888 characters Maximum number of folders which can be stored onto one USB : 2000 folders (including ROOT) Maximum number of files which can be stored onto one USB : 8000

• The sound quality of MP3 files that use bitrates exceeding

192 Kbps cannot be guaranteed. When using files without fixed bit

rates, some features (FF/REW features) may not properly operate.

Name Description

Image format

Supported image resolution

Supported image file size

JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG (animated GIF, etc. are not supported)

5M pixels for JPG, BMP, PNG (1M pixels maximum for GIF)

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USB Music

Features Description

Mode

File Index

Repeat/ Shuffle/Scan

Play Time

Song Info

List

Displays current operating mode

Shows the current file/total files within the USB

From Repeat/Shuffle/Scan, displays the current operating function

Displays the current play time/total play time

Displays the information of the current track

•When a track in the file tab on the list screen is selected : Displays folder, file, title, artist, album info

•When a track in the other tabs on the list screen is selected : Displays artist, title, album info

Moves to the list screen

Features Description

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds) :

ves to the previous file or play the current file

Mo from the beginning (Depends on the play time)

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to

Previous File

previous file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, play the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it

winds the track

Play/Pause

Next File

Plays/pauses the current file

utton is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds) :

•If b Moves to the next file

utton is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) :

•If b It fast-forwards the track

Repeats the current file

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen : Press the between repeating one song

Repeat

folder

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen : Press the

, and turning repeat off

Repeat

button to switch between repeating one song off

Back Button

Converts to basic mode screen

Plays files in random order

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen : Press the between Shuffle Folder

Shuffle

, and turning shuffle off

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen : Press

Shuffle

the Category

button to switch between Shuffle

and turning shuffle off

Repeat

button to switch

, repeating

and turning repeat

Shuffle

button to switch

, Shuffle All

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Features Description

Scans the beginning parts of USB files (approx. 10 seconds per file)

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen : Press the

Scan

between Scan Folder and turning scan off

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen : Press the

Scan

Scan category

•Add to Playlist : Add the current track to the Playlist Playlist is placed on the left tab in the list

•Save to My Music : You can save the current track to My Music. You can play saved track from My Music without USB. Access to My Music in the Media mode.

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds)

ves to previous/next file or play the current

mo track from the beginning

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to

SEEK/TRACK

previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, play the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it

wind/fast-forward the track

will re

TUNE

knob to play the track.

TUNE

Turn the track. If the desired track is displayed, press the

TUNE

Scan

button to switch

, Scan All ,

button to switch between

and turning scan off

knob to search a desired

Features Description

Folder/ Category Name

Current Song

Back Button

Upper Folder/

Category

Displays folder/category name in the list

Displays current playing file name

Converts to basic mode screen

Moves to Upper Folder

Features Description

•Add to Playlist : Adds the current track to the Playlist: Playlist is placed on the left tab in the list (Maximum 100 files) Select a desired track and press “Add to Playlist” to add the track in the playlist.

Search Menu

SEEK/TRACK

TUNE

•Delete from Playlist : Select a track you want to delete from the playlist and press “Delete from Playlist” to delete the track in the playlist

•Now Playing : When moving to a different list screen, moves to the list page where the current file is located (Becomes disabled when the current list includes the current file)

Search tracks by the list type. Search songs according to Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, and Genre.

If access the search menu while playing a track, it moves to the previous search mode.

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds):

ys previous/next track

Pla

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, play the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds): Moves to play screen, and then it will rewind or fast-forward the track. It will play the track normally if button released.

Turn the previous/next list. If the desired track is displayed, press

TUNE

knob to move the focus to the

TUNE

knob to play the track.

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USB Image

Features Description

Mode

Folder/File Name

File Index

Slideshow

Rotate

Info

Adjust Image Size

List

Previous/ Next image

Displays current operating mode

Displays folder name where image is located

Shows the current file/total files within the USB

images as slideshow in 5, 10, 20, 30 second intervals

Rotate image in clockwise direction

Shows the file name, resolution and file type of current image

Enlarge/reduce (zoom-in/zoom-out) image size

Moves to the list screen

Swipe image left or right to see Previous/ Next image

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Features Description

Current File

Back Button

Displays current playing file name

Converts to basic mode screen

Now Playing : When moving to a different list

screen, moves to the list page where the current file is located (Becomes disabled when the current list includes the current file)

Controls background mode

SEEK/TRACK

•Radio mode : Changes Frequency and Channel

•Media mode : Changes Track (excluding AUX)

Controls background mode

•Radio mode : Changes Frequency and

TUNE

Channel

•Media mode : Changes track (excluding AUX). If a desired track is displayed, press the knob to move to the track.

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iPod

※

The use of genuine iPod cables sup-

plied by Apple is recommended. (The use of other products may result in noise or abnormal operation.)

Using iPod Devices

•iPod is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

•iPod mode will not operate if the connected iPod cannot be recognized due to operation of unsupported versions that do not support related protocols, iPod abnormalities, or iPod device defects. Some iPods with unsupported communication protocols may not properly operate with the Multimedia system.

•For fifth generation iPod Nano devices,

the iPod may not be recognized when the battery level is low. Please charge the iPod for use.

•Search/play orders shown within the

iPod device may differ with the orders shown within the Multimedia system.

•If the iPod malfunctions due to an iPod

device defect, reset the iPod and try again. (To learn more, refer to your iPod manual)

•If repeatedly connect and disconnect iPod/iPhone to the Multimedia system with USB cable in short time, it may

abnormal operation.

cause

•The time f

or recognition of iPod/iPhone may vary depending on device type, firmware version and iOS version.

•For some iPod Touch and iPhone devices, connecting Bluetooth

while the iPod is operating may result in discontinued iPod sound. When such devices with Bluetooth

support are connected, this problem occurs as the sound source is changed from the Dock Connector (USB connector cable) to Bluetooth.

•To prevent this symptom, Bluetooth Audio function in the Multimedia system is limited if iPod/iPhone is connected to the system through both cable and Bluetooth. To listen to the iPod sound, use either iPod menu with USB connection or Bluetooth Audio with Bluetooth connection.

•To listen to the iPod sound, reconnect the USB cable or change the audio output settings in iPod/iPhone to Dock.

•In order to use the iPod while operating the keys, you must use a dedicated iPod cable. (the cable that is supplied when purchasing iPod/ iPhone products)

※

During ACC ON state, connecting the

iPod through the iPod cable (The cable that is supplied when purchasing iPod/ iPhone product.) will charge the iPod through the head unit.

The use of genuine iPod cables sup-

plied by Apple is recommended. (The use of other products may result in noise or abnormal operation.)

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•When connecting with the iPod cable, make sure to fully insert the jack to prevent communication interference. If the iPod is connected to the vehicle while it is playing, a high pitch tone may sound for about 1~2 seconds immediately after connection. If possible, connect the iPod to the vehicle with the iPod stopped/ paused.

•Within iPhones, streaming audio and iPod control may occasionally conflict. If problems persist, remove the iPhone and connect again.

•When connecting to iPod Nano /Classic,

the HYUNDAI Motor logo appears on the Apple device. For the iPod Nano 6 generation, however, the logo image does not appear since it is not supported. Also, all iPhone and iPod Touch products do not support this function.

•In Apple’s iOS 6.0 version or later, Podcast and Audiobook media files are designed to be played with the Podcasts and iBooks applications specifically designed for Apple products. If the Apple device does not provide the Podcast and Audiobook lists, the playlist may not be displayed and played in the AVN iPod mode.

•If the Apple Podcasts and iBooks apps are not installed on the Apple device, but the Apple device provides the Podcast and Audiobook lists, you can play files in other categories in AVN iPod mode.

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Caution

•While using a connected iPhone/iPod Touch device, it may not operate normally if the user changed some functions in the device.

•When calling with an iPhone connection, song may stop playing due to an Apple device feature. If sound does not resume after the call is terminated, check the device status.

•If lots of songs have the same informa-

tion, skipping may occur when previous/ next song is executed due to an Apple device feature. Also problems may occur depending on device type or iOS version.

•If lots of songs have the same informa-

tion, it may occur difference of playing songs between the Multimedia system and Apple device. Reset the device or delete the same songs in the Apple device using iTunes.

•If you control pause, repeat, shuffle, or seek songs when the play time is when the play time is less than 3s before finished playing, it may occur difference of playing song between the Multimedia

•We recommend that your Apple device uses the latest firmware since some problems may occur due to an outdated firmware or issues

other software related

system and Apple device. Access to iPod music from another mode or pause a song and then play a song again in Apple device.

Type 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G 6.5G 7G

iPod Mini Not Supported

iPod Shuffle Not Supported

iPod Nano

iPod Touch

iPad

iPad Mini

iPod Classic Not Supported

Type 3G 3GS 4G 4GS 5G

iPhone

◯ ◯ ◯◯◯ ◯

◯

(iOS 1.1 not

supported)

Not verified,

Normal working not guaranteed

◯ ◯◯◯

◯

(Unable to charge, Not verified, Normal working not guaranteed)

◯

(Unable to charge, Not verified, Normal working not guaranteed)

◯

(iPod with

Video)

◯◯◯◯

◯

(iPod

Classic)

Not

released

Not released

◯

(iPod

Classic)

◯

Not

released

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Caution

•If the iPhone/iPod Touch supports Bluetooth, it is unable to use Bluetooth Audio if the Apple device that is connected to the Multimedia system through both USB connection and Bluetooth. Disconnect the USB connection then use Bluetooth Audio

•If iPod/iPhone connected to the Multimedia system through both USB and AUX. iPod/iPhone keeps output sound via AUX, thus it may occur sound will not output in iPod mode.

•If AUX cable connected to iPod/iPhone

but not connect to the Multimedia system, it may occur sound will not output in iPod mode due to iPod/iPhone’s feature. Especially, if you use AUX cable like pictures, this problem may occur.

•Disconnect AUX cable from iPod/iPhone

first, then connect to the Multimedia system via USB. Or change settings to “Dock” in iPod/iPhone.

•If connect to the Multimedia system while podcast or iTunes music downloading to iPod/iPhone, it may occur some problems when you select song in the list. Reconnect iPod/iPhone to the Multimedia system when downloading is finished or the file deleted.

•If connect to the Multimedia system

while sync, it may occur some problems. Try to use iPod/iPhone connection after sync complete. (To learn more, refer to your iPod manual)

•iPhone and iPod Touch devices are guaranteed to work normally on iOS

7.0.6 or below. However, they may not w

ork normally on future iOS versions as their operations have not yet been tested.

iPod I 2-33

iPod

Features Description

Mode

Song Index

Repeat/Shuffle

Play Time

Song Info

List

Displays current operating mode

Shows the current song/total songs

From Repeat/Shuffle, displays the current operating function

Displays the current play time/total play time

Displays the artist/song title/album info

Moves to the list screen

Features Description

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds):

ves to the previous file or play the current file

Mo from the beginning (Depends on the play time)

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to

Previous File

previous file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, play the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it

winds the track.

Play/Pause

Next File

Plays/pauses the current file

•If b

utton is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds),

Moves to the next file

utton is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds), it

•If b does fast-forward the track.

Repeats the current file

Repeat

Press the ing 1 track

Repeat

button to switch between repeat-

, and turning repeat off

Plays files in random order

Shuffle

button, it changes to

→ deactivate shuffle then

Shuffle

When pressing shuffle category repeat

•Shuffle Category: Shuffle song in the current category

Back Button

Move to home/previous mode screen

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

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Features Description

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds)

ves to previous/next file or play the current

mo song from the beginning

SEEK/TRACK

TUNE

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to

previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, plays the

current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it will

wind/fast-forward the track

Turn the track. If the desired track is displayed, press the

If the seconds of searching tracks, the track info for the current track is restored.

TUNE

knob to search a desired

TUNE

knob to play the track.

TUNE

knob is not pressed within 5

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Features Description

Category Name

Displays the category name

Displays the contents of selected category

Category List

If there are many items in the list, items are added in order and the scroll bar on the right is adjusted accordingly.

Back Button

Upper Folder

Converts to basic mode screen

Moves to Upper Folder

Search tracks by the list type. Search songs according to Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, and

Search Menu

Genre.

If access the search menu while playing a

track, it moves to the previous search mode.

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds)

ves to previous/next file or play the current

mo song from the beginning

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to

SEEK/TRACK

previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, plays the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it will

wind/fast-forward the track.

Turn the

TUNE

knob to search a desired

track. If the desired track is displayed, press

TUNE

the If you do not anything with the knob for 5 seconds, the

knob to play the track.

TUNE

knob search will be ter-

minated.

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AUX

Connecting an External Device

If an external device connector is connected with the AUX terminal, then AUX mode will automatically operate. Once the connector is disconnected, the previous mode will be restored.

•AUX mode can be used only when an external audio player has been connected.

•The AUX volume can also be controlled separately through the connected device.

NOTICE

• If only a cable is connected to the AUX without

an external device, the mode will be changed

UX, but noise may occur. When an

to A external device is not being used, remove the connector jack.

• When the external device power is connected

to the po may output noise. In such cases, disconnect the power connection before use.

wer jack, playing the external device

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Bluetooth® Audio

Bluetooth Audio Mode

Features Description

Mode

Phone Name

Artist Info

Title

Previous File

Play/Pause

Next File

Connections

SoundHound

SEEK/TRACK

TUNE

Information

• Artist info and Title may not be supported by mobile phone

Displays current operating mode

Displays name of connected phone

Name of current artist

Name of current song

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to the previous file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, plays the current file from the beginning

This function may differ depending on the model of mobile phone

Plays/Pauses Bluetooth Audio

Moves to the next file

Moves to the Bluetooth Settings screen. You can pair a new device or change/delete paired device(s)

Runs the SoundHound feature. For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

Plays the previous/next file

TUNE

is not supported.

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Bluetooth Connections Settings

Settings for pairing, connection and disconnection of a Bluetooth device

•In Bluetooth Audio play screen, Select

Connections

•Select Select

SETUP

Phone

key in the head unit. ▶

. ▶ Select

Bluetooth connection

Information

• If the music in the mobile phone is not played after changing to audio streaming mode, press the play button. Thus check if the music is playing in the Bluetooth device after changing to audio streaming mode. Audio streaming may not be supported for some mobile phones.

• Please check the Bluetooth compatibility in below website : HYUNDAI Motor America

https://www

yundaiusa.com/bluetooth

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My Music

Features Description

Mode

File Index

Repeat/ Shuffle/Scan

Play Time

Song Info

List

Displays current operating mode

Shows the current file/total files

From Repeat/Shuffle/Scan, displays the current operating function

Displays the current play time/total play time

Displays the information about the current track

•When a track in the file tab on the list screen is selected : Displays file, artist, title, album info

•When a track in the other tab on the list screen is selected : Displays artist, title, album info

Moves to the list screen

Features Description

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds):

ves to the previous file or play the current file

Mo from the beginning (Depends on the play time)

Previous File

Play/Pause

Next File

Repeat

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to previous file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, play the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it

winds the track

Plays/pauses the current file

•If b

utton is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds):

Moves to the next file

utton is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it

•If b will fast-forward the file

Repeats the current file

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen : Press the between repeating one song ing repeat off.

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen : Press the repeating one song off

Repeat

button to switch between

Repeat

button to switch

and turning repeat

and turn-

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Features Description

Plays files in random order

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen

Shuffle

button to switch between

and turning shuffle off

Shuffle

: Press the shuffle

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen :

Shuffle

Press the shuffle

button to switch between

and turning shuffle off

Features Description

Scans the beginning parts of files (approx. 10seconds per file)

•If select the song in the file tab on the list screen : Press the

Scan

between scan

•If select the song in the other tabs (Playlist, Artist, Song, Album, Genre) on the list screen : Press the scan

Scan

and turning scan off

•Add to Playlist: Adds the current song to the Playlist

Playlist is placed on the left tab in the list

•Delete Current File: Deletes the current track from My Music.

Runs the SoundHound feature.

SoundHound

For more detailed feature, please refer to SoundHound section in Info part.

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds)

ves to previous/next file or play the current

mo song from the beginning

SEEK/

TRACK

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, plays the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it will

wind/fast-forward the track

Turn the

TUNE

knob to search a desired track.

If the desired track is displayed, press the

TUNE

knob to play the track.

If the

TUNE

knob is not pressed within 5 seconds of searching tracks, the track info for the current track is restored.

Scan

button to switch

and turning scan off

button to switch between

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Features Description

Folder/

Category Name

Category List

Back Button

Upper Folder

Displays folder/category name in the list

Displays current playing file name

Converts to basic mode screen

Moves to Root Folder

Features Description

•Add to Playlist : Adds the current track to the Playlist : Playlist is placed on the left tab in the list (Maximum 100 files) Select a track and press “Add to Playlist” to add the track in the playlist

•Delete from Playlist : Select a track from the playlist and press “Delete from Playlist” to

delete the track in the playlist

•Delete Files : Deletes files from My Music

If delete file from My Music, the information related to song also deleted in the list.

•Now Playing : When moving to a different list screen, moves to the list page where the current file is located (Becomes disabled when the current list includes the current file

If button is pressed (less than 0.8 seconds)

ves to previous/next file or play the current

mo song from the beginning

SEEK/

TRACK

•If play time is less than 3 seconds, moves to previous/next file

•If play time is over than 3 seconds, plays the current file from the beginning

If button is pressed (over than 0.8 seconds) it will

wind/fast-forward the track

Turn the

TUNE

knob to move the focus to pre-

vious/next file. If the file you want to play is dis-

TUNE

played, press

If the

TUNE

knob is not pressed within 5 seconds of searching tracks, Tune search will be terminated.

knob to play the track.

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part.3

Before Using the Bluetooth® Handsfree

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Connection

Bluetooth Phone

•Viewing the screen for prolonged peri-

ods of time is dangerous and may lead to accidents. When driving, view the screen only for short periods of time.

Bluetooth

Before Using the Bluetooth® Handsfree

What is Wireless Technology?

•Bluetooth

to a short-distance wireless networking technology which uses a 2.45GHz frequency to connect various devices within a certain distance.

•Supported within PCs, external devices, Bluetooth tronic devices, and automotive environments, to be transmitted at high speeds without having to use a connector cable.

•Bluetooth which allows the user to conveniently make phone calls with Bluetooth mobile phones through the Multimedia system.

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology refers

phones, PDAs, various elec-

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

Handsfree refers to a device

•The Bluetooth

Handsfree feature may not be supported in some mobile phones. For more information on mobile phone compatibility, visit the HYUNDAI website

- HYUNDAI Motor America : https://www.

yundaiusa.com/bluetooth

Precautions for Safe Driving

•Bluetooth® Handsfree is a feature that enables drivers to practice safe driving. Connecting the head unit with a Bluetooth conveniently make calls, receive calls, and manage the phone book. Before using carefully read the contents of this user’s manual.

•Excessive use or operations while driving may lead to negligent driving practices and be the cause of accidents. Do not operate the device excessively while driving. Viewing the screen for prolonged periods of time is dangerous and may lead to accidents. When driving, view the screen only for short periods of time.

phone allows the user to

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology,

3-2 I Bluetooth

CAUTIONS upon Connecting

Bluetooth

•Before connecting the head unit with the mobile phone, check to see that the mobile phone supports Bluetooth tures

•Even if the phone supports Wireless Technology, the phone will not be found during device searches if the phone has been set to hidden state or the Bluetooth Disable the hidden state or turn on the Bluetooth connecting with the head unit.

•If Auto Connection is used, the Bluetooth nected when the ignition is turned on, making it unnecessary to have to connect the phone with the head unit every time.

Phone

fea-

Bluetooth

power is turned off.

power prior to searching/

phone is automatically con-

•If you do not want automatic connection with your Bluetooth Bluetooth

feature off of the Bluetooth®

device, turn the

device.

•Park the vehicle when connecting the head unit with the mobile phone.

•Bluetooth

connection may become intermittently disconnected in some mobile phones. Follow these steps to try again.

1. Turn the Bluetooth

function within the mobile phone OFF/ON and try again.

2. Turn the mobile phone power OFF/ ON and try again.

3. Completely remove the mobile phone battery, reboot, and then again.

4. Reboot the Multimedia System and try again.

5. Delete all paired devices from both of Phone and Head Unit sides and then try again

•The Handsfree call volume and quality may differ depending on the mobile phone.

•Pairing Bluetooth other Bluetooth

devices and use of

features are not supported when the vehicle is in motion. For safety, please first park your vehicle.

•When downloading contacts, is not functioning and is not described within this user’ the mobile de inquire within the mobile phone man

s manual it may be related with

vice. When that occurs,

facturer.

Before Using the BluetoothⓇ Handsfree I 3-3

Bluetooth Connection

Pairing a New Device

Before you can use the Bluetooth feature, you must first pair/connect your mobile phone to your car. Up to 5 Bluetooth devices can be paired. Only one Bluetooth device can be connected at a time.

Pairing a New Device by Selecting Phone/Call

Select

control. ▶ Select

after your mobile phone detects the Bluetooth device. ▶ Enter the passkey or accept the authorization popup. ▶ Connect Bluetooth.

PHONE

key in the head unit or

key in the steering wheel remote

Yes

. ▶ Pair your car

Pairing a New Device Through the Phone Settings

SETUP

Select

Phone

Select

mobile phone detects the Bluetooth device. ▶ Enter the passkey or accept the authorization popup. ▶ Connect Bluetooth.

The default passkey is 0000. The device name above is an example. Check the actual information on the product.

key in the head unit. ▶ Select

. ▶ Select

Add New

Bluetooth Connection

. ▶ Pair your car after your

. ▶

Connecting Bluetooth Devices

Connects the Bluetooth devices that you add.

Connecting Devices by Selecting Phone/Call

Select

control. ▶ Select the name of the device to connect. ▶ Connect Bluetooth.

PHONE

key in the head unit or

key in the steering wheel remote

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Connecting Devices Through the Phone Settings

SETUP

Select

Phone

Select the name of the device to connect. ▶ Connect Bluetooth.

key in the head unit. ▶ Select

. ▶ Select

Bluetooth Connection

. ▶

Disconnecting Bluetooth Devices

Disconnects Bluetooth devices that are connected.

SETUP

Select

Phone

Select the name of the device to disconnect.

key in the head unit. ▶ Select

. ▶ Select

Bluetooth Connection

. ▶

Deleting Bluetooth Devices

Deletes the Bluetooth devices that you added. Note that deleting a Bluetooth device will delete all Call History and Contact Info downloaded along with it.

SETUP

Select

Phone

Select name to delete. ▶ Select

key in the head unit. ▶ Select

. ▶ Select

Delete Devices

Bluetooth Connection

. ▶ Select the device

Delete

▶

Bluetooth Connection I 3-5

Bluetooth Phone

Phone Status Icons

Shows the current phone status in the right top of the display.

Icons Description

You can use Bluetooth phones when a Bluetooth Hands-free connection is established.

You can use Bluetooth audio features when a Bluetooth audio connection is established.

You can use Bluetooth phones and audio features when both Bluetooth Hands-free and audio connections are established.

Call signal strength indicator

Battery level of the Bluetooth devices connected

Downloading Call History list

Downloading Contacts

In a Bluetooth phone call

Microphone muted

Information

• The battery level icon and the call signal strength indicator may not be supported in some Bluetooth devices.

• The battery level may differ from the actual

level remaining

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Dial

Dials a call after the Bluetooth devices are connected.

PHONE

•Select

control.

ou can also select

•Y full screen display ▶

key in the head unit or

key in the steering wheel remote

All Menus

from the

Phone

Name Description

Use the keypad to enter the phone number that you want

Keypad

Delete

Settings

Call

to call. Press and hold the last number of a speed dial to dial a number that you added to the Speed Dial list in the phone

Delete the numbers that you entered.

Moves to a screen of Phone Settings.

Makes a call after you dial a number and select CALL. If the number is listed in Dialed Calls, you can select the number and press CALL to automatically dial that number again.

Information

• Some types of mobile phones may not support the Speed Dial function.

Accept/Reject Call

If there is an incoming call after you made a Bluetooth connection, a popup message will appear.

Name Description

Reject

Information

• In some mobile phones, the caller's number may not be displayed, and the Ignore feature may not be supported.

Answers the call.

Ignores the call.

Bluetooth Phone I 3-7

Using the Menu During a Phone Call

When making a call, you can use the following menu items.

Name Description

Use Private

End

Contacts

Outgoing Volume

Keypad

Switch

Switches a voice call from the car Hands-free to the mobile phone.

Ends a call.

Displays the Contacts list.

Displays the Mic Volume settings. You can adjust the in-call volume that the other party hears (level 1 - 5).

Moves to a screen for entering ARS numbers.

Switches to a call on hold, if any. You can also switch calls by selecting the number in the Information Display. The Switch function switches the current call to a waiting call in order to answer a new incoming call.

Information

• If the caller's number is listed in Contacts, the caller's name will be displayed. Otherwise, only the number will be displayed. In some mobile phones, the phone number may not be displayed.

• In some Bluetooth devices, the Use Private feature may not be supported.

• In some Bluetooth devices, the Switch feature may not be supported.

• During a phone call on a Bluetooth Handsfree, you cannot access other modes, such as Audio Video and Settings. You can switch to

olume control and navigation modes

in-call v only.

• Depending on handset types, the in-call volume the other party hears may differ. If the other party hears your voice too low or too loud, adjust the mic volume.

3-8 I Bluetooth

Call History

Select then

PHONE

Call History

key in the head unit ▶ and

Name Description

All

Dialed

Received

Missed

Call History

Information

Download

Call

Contacts Info

Lists the all call history.

Lists the calls that you made.

Lists the calls that you

e received.

hav

Lists the calls you missed.

Displays all of your call history. Select from the list to dial the number.

Displays the details of your call history information.

Downloads the call history information from your mobile phone.

Dials the selected number in your Call History Information.

Goes to the Contact Information screen if the number has been stored.

Information

• In some mobile phones, call records may not be added to your Call History.

• Calls from restricted ID's are not added to your Call History Information.

• Up to 50 calls can be added in each Dialed Calls/Receiv

•

The durations of each dialed/received call are not displayed in your car's Call History list.

• While the call history download is in progress, the status bar displays an icon (

• If the call history download is turned off with the Bluetooth device, the call history download will fail.

•

Some devices require a device authentication for downloading your call history. If download fails, check if the Bluetooth settings or display status are normal.

• Some devices do not support call history

wnloading.

do supports downloading. For details regarding Bluetooth-supported devices and their functional compatibility, visit https://www. hyundaiusa.com/bluetooth

ed Calls/Missed Calls list.

Check if your Bluetooth device

Bluetooth Phone I 3-9

Contacts

Select then

PHONE

Contacts

key in the head unit ▶ and

Name Description

Contacts List

Information

Download

Search by Name

Search by Number

Add to Favorites

The list of Contacts. Select from the list to dial the number.

Displays contact information.

Downloads contacts from your mobile phone.

Searches Contacts for the name that you enter.

Searches Contacts for the number that you enter.

Adds a phone number to Favorites.

Information

• Up to 5000 phone numbers can be downloaded from a single, paired Bluetooth device.

• You cannot edit or delete downloaded phone

umbers from your car.

• Contacts can be viewed only when the Bluetooth device is connected.

• Even if the Bluetooth device is disconnected, the downloaded data will remain. (Note that deleting a paired phone will also delete all downloaded Contacts and Call History data)

• Downloaded phone numbers may be lost depending on the condition of the head unit. Keep your important data in a safe place.

• Contacts from both the SIM card and your mobile phone are downloaded at the same time by default.

• The status bar displays a ( downloading contacts.

• The download will not be available if the contacts do your Bluetooth device.

wnload function is turned off on

) while

3-10 I Bluetooth

• Some devices require a device authentication for downloading your contacts. If download fails,check your phone screen and conﬁ rm the download if necessary.

• Some devices do not support contacts download feature. Check if your Bluetooth device supports contacts downloading. For Bluetooth supporting devices details and compatibility, visit https://www.hyundaiusa. com/bluetooth

Favorites

Select then

PHONE

key in the head unit ▶ and

Favorites

Name Description

Favorites

Add New

Delete Items

Delete All

Lists the phone numbers saved as Favorites. Select from the list to dial the number.

Adds a new number to Favorites.

Deletes numbers that you select from Favorites.

Deletes all of the numbers from Favorites.

Bluetooth Phone I 3-11

MEMO

3-12 I Bluetooth

part.4

Blue Link® Control

Name and Function of Each Part

Before Use

Getting Started with Blue Link

Driving Info

Send to Car with Google

Vehicle Diagnostics

Blue Link Settings

Blue Link Voice Local Search

Blue Link® Control

Name and Function of Each Part

Rear View Mirror Switch

Using the Rear View Mirror switch

Selecting the Rear View mirror switch will allow you to make service required inquiries, place search, and emergency Service by connecting to the Blue Link Center. Such features can be used only after subscribing to the Blue Link service.

Instructions

Display

Blue Link

•Start or ends the Blue Link call.

Blue Link Voice Local Search

•Request information about places via Blue Link Voice Local Search.

SOS

※

Refer to Blue Link service manual for more Blue Link features.

SOS

•Start or ends the SOS call.

Contents

4-2 I Blue Link® Control

Before Use

What Is Blue Link?

This is a Hyundai telematics service based on our cutting-edge IT system that makes your driving experience more convenient and fun and features safety, security, vehicle diagnostics, remote control and even smartphone synchronization functions. Enjoy a smarter driving style with Blue Link.

What Is Telematics?

The word “Telematics” stems from the combination of telecommunications and informatics, and refers to an information system that provides a variety of driving information through the built-in terminal by analyzing each symptom and driving state. This allows for a much safer and more comfortable driving experience.

About Transmission and Reception of Radio Waves

Connection to the Blue Link Center or wireless data transmission may be disrupted in the following places. For radio wave transmission/reception status, refer to the status displayed on the Blue Link screen. It is recommended that you use the Blue Link system when the antenna icon (

Places where Blue Link may be disrupted depending on the transmission/reception status:

•Inside tunnels

•Mountainous areas or dense forest

•Roads close to cliff edges

•Densely built-up areas

•On highways or roads underneath higher interchange roads

•Inside buildings

) shows four bars or more.

Before Use I 4-3

Getting Started with Blue Link

Use Blue Link features such as Driving Info and Vehicle Diagnostics. Blue Link features can be used after activating the service.

Information

• A separate fee may be charged for using Blue Link, and features may differ according to your service plan.

Select the

BLUELINK

key in the head unit.

Name Description

Displays information such

Driving Info

Send to Car with Google

Vehicle Diagnostics

Blue Link Settings

as Driving Time/Idle Time, Deceleration/Acceleration Distribution, Driving Speed and Driving Distance.

Displays information about places received via Blue Link Voice Local Search.

Inspects vehicle malfunctions and provides diagnostics.

Activates the service or displays modem information.

Connecting with the Blue Link Center

Press the key in the rear-view mir-

ror to connect with the Blue Link center.

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Blue Link® Safety and Security Service

Auto Crash Notiﬁ cation

Provides immediate assistance when an accident occurs and an airbag is deployed. In this event, an ACN signal, containing customer and location information, will automatically be transmitted to the response center. Upon receipt of the signal, a response specialist will attempt to establish voice communications with the vehicle occupants and forward any pertinent information to Blue Link emergency services.

SOS

Customers request emergency Blue Link emergence services by pressing the dedicated

This action transmits vehicle information and location to specially trained response specialists, who assist in coordinating the dispatch of appropriate emergency assistance to the customer.

The response specialist remains on the line with the customer until advised assistance has arrived.

key in the vehicle.

SOS

Stolen Vehicle Recovery

In the event a customer’s vehicle is reported stolen (and a stolen vehicle report has been filed with the appropriate police department), the response center can provide assistance to the police in an attempt to recover the vehicle.

Vehicle Slowdown

Used with Stolen Vehicle Recovery, this enables law enforcement to gradually reduce the engine power of the vehicle, thus slowing it down to safe levels. A warning shall be transmitted to the driver prior to the slowdown procedure.

Vehicle Immobilization

Used with Stolen Vehicle Recovery, this enables law enforcement to send a signal to the vehicle which immobilizes the engine management system, thus preventing startup. This capability is only valid when the ignition is off, but can be saved for later immobilization if the vehicle is on or in motion at the time of signal transmission.

Getting Started with Blue Link I 4-5

Driving Info

Select the Select

This service can be used while your car is stopped and the engine is on. Select date driving information.

BLUELINK

Driving Info

Update

key in the head unit ▶

button to receive up-to-

Send to Car with Google

Select the Select

BLUELINK

key in the head unit ▶

Send to Car with Google

Name Description

Place list

Delete Items

Delete All

Dial

View Map

Previous/ Next

Displays the list of received places

Deletes selected items from the place list.

Deletes all items from the place list.

Displays the phone number of a selected place. Press the number to make a call.

Displays the address of a selected place. Press the address to view map

Displays the previous or next place information.

You can check information about places received via Blue Link Voice Local Search. To use Send to Car with Google, first you need to sign up to the Blue Link.

4-6 I Blue Link® Control

Vehicle Diagnostics

Select the Select

BLUELINK

key in the head unit ▶

Vehicle Diagnostics

Name Description

Blue Link Center

Calls the Blue Link Center to check for vehicle problems

You can have your vehicle inspected only after stopping the vehicle because some control units can't be diagnosed while driving. Vehicle Diagnostics will be canceled if you switch to another screen while diagnosis is in progress. To receive result details, you need to first sign up to the Blue Link.

Blue Link Settings

For more details, refer to part 9. Setup > Blue Link Settings.

Blue Link Settings I 4-7

Blue Link Voice Local Search

What is Blue Link Voice Local Search?

With Blue Link network service, you can search for Google-provided place names with your voice. Separated from Voice Recognition in the steering wheel, it specializes in place name searches and may be run with a

key in the rear-view mirror.

The search is done through network services; it is only available when connected to a communication network.

4-8 I Blue Link® Control

Starting Blue Link Voice Local Search

Press key in the rear-view mirror

(less than 0.8 seconds) to start Blue Link Voice Local Search.

Name Description

Example command

Manual search switch

button

End button

Shows an example to ask for a place search.

Switches the Blue Link Voice Local Search screen to manual search.

Ends Blue Link Voice Local Search.

With Blue Link Voice

Local Search, press the the rear-view mirror again to end the service.

key in

part.6

Voice Recognition Screen Overview

Voice Recognition

What is Voice Recognition?

Precautions Required for Successful Voice Recognition

Starting/Ending and Setting Voice Recognition

Voice Commands

Siri Eyes Free

Voice Recognition

What is Voice Recognition?

Voice recognition technology runs the system as ordered by recognizing your voice command for operation of the multimedia while y

ou are driving the car.

retfully, not all possible voice com-

Reg mands are recognized by the system due to technological limitations. To make up for these limitations, the system displays the voice commands that are available for you to use. There are errors in communication between people. Likewise, voice recognition sometimes misunderstands your voice command in some circumstances. If this happens, either check the screen for the available options and say the command again, or manually select and press the button for the corresponding command on the screen.

Precautions Required for Successful Voice Recognition

1. Voice recognition supports only the commands that are displayed on the screen and written in the User's Guide.

2. To ensure the correct recognition and execution of your command, say your command when you hear the beep after a voice prompt.

3. Voice recognition automatically ends if:

1) A call is incoming or outgoing

2) A media (USB or iPod, etc.) is con-

nected or disconnected

3) The front or rear view camera is

operated (optional)

4) The car engine starts or stops

5) A system key, such as

MEDIA

6) An emergency occurs, for example

re-searching for the route after the navigation route has been lost

key is selected

RADIO

key

4. The microphone that recognizes your voice is located over the head part in the driver's seat. To make your commands better understood, keep your body straight in the driver's seat when speaking the command.

5. Speaking naturally and clearly will ensure better recognition of your voice commands.

6. In the following cases voice recognition will be affected by ambient noise.

1) The sound of the wind if any win-

dow or the sun roof is open.

2) High speed blower from the air

ents. Set climate control to blow

lower than level 3.

Vibrations from passing through a tunnel.

4) Vibrations from driving on an

uneven road.

5) Storms and heavy rain.

6-2 I Voice Recognition

Starting/Ending and Setting Voice Recognition

Starting Voice Recognition

Press the key briefly (less than 0.8

seconds) on the steering wheel control to activate voice recognition.

Ending Voice Recognition

1. Select “Exit” to the left of the bottom to end voice recognition.

2. Press and hold (over 0.8 seconds) the

key on the steering wheel con-

trol to end voice recognition.

Quick Run of Voice Recognition (Manual Mode)

Usually, you are supposed to say a command to execute the desired operation after the voice guidance.However, it takes a little time to wait for the voice guidance. If you would like to activate the desired operation more quickly, you can just touch the commands displayed on the screen.

This feature is useful when you feel the voice guidance is too long orvoice commands do not work as you desired.

Starting/Ending and Setting Voice Recognition I 6-3

Extending the Listening Time

When the system is waiting for your command, after the voice prompt and beep have been heard, if you press the voice recognition icon (shorter than 0.8 seconds), then the beep will sound again and standby mode will restart.

When activated, voice recognition waits for your command for 5 seconds. If you say nothing for 5 seconds, a voice prompt will ask for your command again.

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Skipping Prompt Messages

When you hear the prompt message, press the voice recognition icon on the steer

ing wheel remote control to skip the message and go directly to listening mode to sa

y your command.

This results in faster operation when you feel the message is too long or you already know the command to use.

Adjusting Voice Recognition Volume

During voice recognition, rotate the volume knob to adjust the message volume.

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Voice Recognition Screen Overview

Start Screen

Name Description

Most frequently used commands

Not available command

Displays the six most frequently used commands.

Displays commands that are not available due to a failure in meeting the conditions for using them and thus need additional settings. The conditions required for using them will be described briefly under each command.

Name Description

Voice

recognition status icons

User's

speaking volume being recognized

Recognized

results

Help

Exit

Standby Voice guidance Voice command process

Displays the voice command volume in real time.

Displays the voice recognition result.

Displays all available help commands in a tree format.

Ends the voice recognition.

Help Display

Name Description

• Shows the available

Command list

How to use for selected item

How to use in general

commands.

•Select or say a command to display additional commands in detail.

This section shows how to use voice recognition for the selected item.

This section displays how to use voice recognition in general.

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Instructions for Using Voice Recognition

Name Description

Detail instruction

Close button

This section describes how to use voice recognition in detail.

Closes the screen and restarts voice recognition.

Information

• In the instructions screen, no voice is recognized, so you must manually issue commands. Because the instructions screen displays a lot of content, you can not view it while driving for safety precautions.

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Voice Commands

Types of Commands

Voice recognition commands are classified as "Global Commands" and "Local Commands."

1. Global Commands (󱇫): Commands that can be used immediately after activating voice recognition.

2. Local Commands ( multimedia, navigation, or Bluetooth call is running, or displayed on the screen, after activating voice recognition.

Call Commands

* Check the following before using call commands :

1. Voice commands related to phone calls can be used after connecting a Bluetooth device.

To call a person, for example “Call <John Smith>” whose name

is listed in Contacts, you must first download the Contacts list. For details on downloading contacts, see “Part 3. Using Bluetooth > Chapter 3. Bluetooth Phone > 3.6 Contacts”.

3. After downloading the Bluetooth contacts, it will take some time to convert the Contacts into voice data during which time you cannot make a call by name yet. The time it takes to convert v

oice data may vary depending on the number of Contacts

downloaded on the phone.

◯

): Commands that can be used when a

Command Operation

󱇫

Call

󱇫

Call <Name>

Call <Name> on

󱇫

Mobile

Call <Name> in

󱇫

Office

Call <Name> at

󱇫

Home

Call <Name> on

󱇫

Other

󱇫

Dial Number

󱇫

Dial <Phone #>

󱇫

Redial

󱇫

Call History

Displays downloaded Contacts, after this you can make a call by saying the name.

You can directly call a person by <Name> in the downloaded Contacts.

You can call a person <name> directly to

umber that is sa

the n the downloaded Contacts. e.g.) Call “John Smith” on Mobile

You can call a person <name> directly to

umber that is sa

the n downloaded Contacts. e.g.) Call “John Smith” in Office

You can call a person <name> directly to

umber that is sa

the n downloaded Contacts. e.g.) Call “John Smith” at Home

You can call a person <name> directly to

umber that is sa

the n “Mobile, Home, or Office” in the downloaded Contacts. e.g.) Call “John Smith” on Other

Displays a screen where you can say a phone number to dial.

You can directly say the number to call. e.g.) Dial 111 555 1234

Directly calls at the number that you last dialed.

Displays your Call History, where you can say the list number to make a call.

ved as “Mobile” in

ved as “Office” in the

ved as “Home” in the

ved as “Other” than

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Navigation Commands

* Check the following before you use navigation commands :

1. Search for and find addresses located in the state or province your car is currently in.

If you want to search in another state, say the name of state/

province and then look it up.

Find Address is classified by states/provinces to provide you

with faster service.

2. Some commands such as “Cancel Route” are available only when the destination is fixed.

Command Operation

•Finds the address in <State> and sets it as the destination.

Find Address

󱇫

in <State>

󱇫

Find Address Finds the address and sets it as the destination.

Find the

󱇫

Nearest POI

Find the

󱇫

Nearest <Category>

e.g.) Find Address in California

•To find an address, you should say "House Number → Street → City" (in order, excluding the state).

e.g.) 300 (Three Zero Zero) Main Street, Almond

Find the nearest points of interest from your current location. After this command, you can find the name of a location step-by-step.

Immediately finds <Category> nearest to your location. For details of <Category>, see “Find the Nearest <Category> list”. e.g.) Find the Nearest

“Parking”

Command Operation

POIs Near

󱇫

Destination

󱇫

Near Destination

󱇫

Map

󱇫

Points

󱇫

Destinations

󱇫

Searches

󱇫

Starting Points

Traffic

󱇫

Information

󱇫

Go Home

󱇫

Go to Office

Finds POIs near the destination. After this command, you can find the name of a location step-by-step.

Find <Category> near the destination. For details of <Category>, see “Find the Nearest <Category> list”. e.g.) “Banks” Near Destination

Moves to the current position on the navigation map

Displays a list combining Previous Destinations, Previous Searches, and Previous Starting Points all together. You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

Displays a list of recent destinations that you can return to by saying the number in the list.

Displays a list of recent searches, where you can set a destination by saying the number in the list.

Displays a list of recent starting points that you can return to by saying the number in the list.

Moves to the Traffic Information menu screen.

Set the destination to your home. Your home must first be set in the Navigation system.

Set the destination to your office/work. Your office/work must first be set in the Navigation system.

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Command Operation

Turn Guidance

󱇫

Turn Guidance

󱇫

Off

Zoom All the

󱇫

Way Out

Zoom All the

󱇫

Way In

󱇫

Cancel Route

Destination

󱇫

Information

Turns on the voice guidance system.

Turns off the voice guidance system.

Zooms out from the navigation map to the fullest.

Zooms in on the navigation map to the fullest.

Cancels the route to the fixed destination and exits guidance.

Tells you the remaining distance and time to your destination.

Restarts the route to your destination.You can

󱇫

Route Options

then select either “Faster Time” or “Shorter Distance”.

Find Faster

󱇫

Time Route

Find Shorter

󱇫

Distance Route

Starts a new route to your destination that will take the least amount of time.

Starts a new route to your destination that will use the shortest distance.

Displays a list of nearest Police Station,

󱇫

Emergency Services

Hospital, Dealership, or Road Assistance. You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

Displays a list of the nearest police stations.

󱇫

Police Station

You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

Command Operation

Displays a list of the nearest hospitals.

󱇫

Hospital

You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

Displays a list of the nearest car dealerships.

󱇫

Dealership

You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

Displays a list of the nearest road assistance

󱇫

Road Assistance

locations. You can then set a destination by saying the list number.

󱇫

Show Route

Displays a map overview of the entire route to your destination.

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Radio Commands

Command Operation

󱇫

Radio

󱇫

FM Plays FM radio.

󱇫

<87.5~107.9>

󱇫

SiriusXM Plays SiriusXM™ radio.

SiriusXM

󱇫

Channel <0~999>

󱇫

AM Plays AM radio.

󱇫

AM <530~1710>

◯

Preset <1~18> Tunes to your preset stations (1 to 18).

Channel

◯

<0~999>

Plays the most recent radio channels from FM, AM, and SiriusXM™.

Tunes to FM <Frequency> according to what you say. e.g.) FM 87.5: FM eighty seven point five

Tunes to SiriusXM™ Channel <Channel Number> according to what you say. e.g.) SiriusXM Channel 23: SiriusXM Channel twenty three

Tunes to AM <Frequency> according to what you say. e.g.) AM 530: AM five thirty

In SiriusXM™ Radio mode, turns on the <Channel Number> that you say.

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Media Commands

* Check the following before you use media commands.

1. If no media is connected or if no playable files exist at the time when you use these commands, a voice message will tell you that this is not available.

2. If you say the name of the media that is currently playing again, then that media will continue playing.

e.g.) Saying “USB” while USB content is playing.

Command Operation

󱇫

Music Continues the last media you played.

Plays the iPod currently connected. This

󱇫

iPod

󱇫

USB

󱇫

Bluetooth Audio

󱇫

AUX

󱇫

My Music Plays My Music files stored in the system.

󱇫

Pandora Radio

will work the same when an iPhone is connected. If a USB is connected, then it will be played instead of the iPod.

Plays the music on the USB currently connected. If an iPod is connected, then the iPod will be played instead of the USB.

Plays the music on the Bluetooth phone currently connected. This may not be supported depending on the Bluetooth connection status.

Plays external devices that are currently connected.

Plays Pandora Radio that is currently connected.

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1. Audio CD Command

2. MP3 CD / USB Music / iPod / My Music Command

Command Operation

◯

Play

Pause

Track <1~99>

Shuffle

Shuffle Off

Repeat

Repeat Off

Plays a paused track. Maintains the current settings during playback.

Pauses a track that is currently playing. Maintains current settings while paused during playback.

Plays a desired track number.

Plays tracks or files randomly. Maintains current settings during shuffled playback.

Cancels Shuffle and plays tracks sequentially. Maintains current settings during sequential playback.

Plays the current track repeatedly. Maintains the current settings during repeat playback.

Cancels Repeat and plays multiple tracks or files. Maintains current settings during multiple track playback.

Command Operation

◯

Play

Pause

Shuffle

Shuffle Off

Repeat

Repeat Off

Plays a selected file. Maintains the current settings during playback.

Pauses a file that is playing. Maintains current settings while paused during playback.

Plays tracks or files randomly. Maintains current settings during shuffled playback.

Cancels Shuffle and plays tracks sequentially. Maintains current settings during sequential playback.

Plays the current track or file repeatedly. Maintains the current settings during repeat playback.

Cancels Repeat and plays multiple tracks or files. Maintains current settings during multiple track playback.

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3. Pandora Radio command 4. Bluetooth audio / AUX command

Command Operation

◯

Skip Moves to the next track.

◯

Thumbs up

◯

Thumbs down

If you like the genre of the music currently playing, say “Thumbs up” so that more similar music will play.

If you don’t like the music currently playing, say “Thumbs down” to minimize the number of playbacks of similar genre music.

For Bluetooth audio and external devices (AUX), local commands are unavailable, including Play, Pause, Repeat and Shuffle.

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Other Commands List (Commands used in List / Help)

Command Operation

󱇫

Help

Line 1~5

◯

(One~Five)

◯

Yes / No

Previous Page /

◯

Manual Input

◯

Go Back Moves to the previous screen.

󱇫

Exit Ends the voice recognition.

Moves to the voice recognition help screen. All available commands can then be identified and used.

When you cannot select a certain name, such as in Call History, you can select it using numbers. Simple numbers can be recognized, such as “One” or “Two."

When voice recognition is activated, this command is used when an answer is requested for a confirmation question.

When five or more searched items are listed, you can move to the previous or next page using a voice command.

When Dial or POI Name search results are displayed, this command is used to search manually, rather than to search with a voice command. Voice recognition stops after this command is used.

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“Find the Nearest <Category>” List

Navigation location names can be changed after an update.

1. Restaurants

Restaurants

Fast Food

Arby's

Boston Market

BURGER KING

Carl's Jr

Chick-fil-A

Chipotle

Church's Chicken

y Queen

Dair

Firehouse Subs

Fleming's

Hardee's

In-N-Out Burger

IHOP

Jack in the Box

y John's

Jimm

KFC

Little Caesars

Long John Silv

McAlister's Deli

er's

McDonald's

Panda Express

Panera Bread

opeyes

Quiznos Sub

Schlotzsky's

SONIC

SUBWAY

Taco Bell

Taco John's

Waffle House

Wendy's

White Castle

ican

Amer

Applebee's

Bahama Breeze

Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar

Cheeseburger in Paradise

Chili's Grill & Bar

Cool River

Denny's

Frisch's Big Boy

Good Eats

III Forks

Lee Roy Selmon's

Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon

Longhorn Steakhouse

Luckys Cafe

Outback Steakhouse

Ponderosa

Publix

Seasons 52

Sheetz

Silver Fox

Texas Roadhouse

TGI Friday's

The Capital Grille

French

Italian

Bonefish Grill

Carrabba's Italian Grill

Chuck E Cheese's

Domino's

Olive Garden

Papa John's

Papa Murphy's

Pizza 73

Pizza Hut

pizza pizza

Continental

Mexican

Cantina Laredo

Chevys

El Chico

Japanese

Chinese

PF Chang's China Bistro

Korean

Vegetarian Food

Seafood

Red Lobster

Latin American

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2. Automotive

Restaurants

Asian

African

Coffee Shop

Starbucks

Dunkin' Donuts

Others

Auntie Anne's

Baskin-Robbins

Tim Hortons

Haagen-Dazs

Hooters

y's

TCBY

VAN DER VALK

Automotive

Hyundai Dealerships

Gas Stations

ampm

ARCO

Canadian Tire

Casey's General Store

Cene

Chevron

CITGO

Conoco

Esso

Exxon

Fleetfuels

GetGo

Giant Gasoline

GTO

Gulf

Husky

Ingles Gas Express

Marathon

Martin's Gasoline

Meijer

Mobil

Murphy Express

Murphy USA

Petro Stopping Centers

PETRO-CANADA

Phillips 66

Pioneer

QuikTrip

Rutter's

Sheetz

Shell

Sinclair

Speedway

Sunoco

Sunoco Canada

TEXA

TravelCenters of America

Ultramar

Valero

Wawa

Parking

Auto Services

AAA

ance Auto Parts

Adv

America's Tire

AutoZone

BOSCH Car Service

tigard

Cer

Discount Tire

Firestone

YEAR

GOOD

Kal Tire

Midas

Napa

O'Reilly Auto Parts

Sears Auto Center

Road Assistance

Automobile Dealerships

uto Parts

Car Washes

Motorcycle Dealerships

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3. Travel

Tr av e l

Airports

Hotels

Americas Best Value Inn

AmericInn

Andaz

Ascend Collection

Baymont Inn & Suites

Best Western

Cambria Suites

Canadas Best Value Inn

Candlewood Suites

Clarion Hotel

Comfort INN

Comfort Suites

CONRAD

Country Inn & Suites by Carlson

COURTYARD by Marriott

Crowne Plaza

Days Inn

DELTA

Doubletree

Econo Lodge

Embassy Suites

Grand Residences by Marriott

Hampton Inn

Hampton Inn & Suites

Hawthorn Suites

Hilton

Hilton Garden Inn

Hilton Grand Vacations

Holiday Inn

Holiday Inn Express

Homewood Suites

Hotel Indigo

Howard Johnson

Hyatt Place

Hyatt

Hyatt Summerfield Suites

Intercontinental

JW Marriott

LA QUINTA INN

Lexington

Mainstay Suites

Marriott

Marriott VACATION CLUB

Microtel Inns & Suites

Motel 6

NOVOTEL

Omni Hotels

Park Inn

Park Plaza

QUALITY INN

Radisson

Radisson SAS

RAMADA

Red Roof Inn

Regent Hotels & Resorts

Renaissance

Residence Inn

Ritz-Carlton Club

Rodeway Inn

Sheraton

Sleep Inn

SOFITEL

Staybridge Suites

Studio 6

Suburban Extended Stay

Super 8

Thriftlodge Canada

Travelodge

Travelodge Canada

VAN DER VALK

WALDORF ASTORIA COLLECTION

Wingate by Wyndham

Wyndham

Rest Areas

Tourist Information

ourist Attractions

Travel Agents

City Centers

Rental Car Agencies

Alamo

AVIS

Budget

Dollar Rent A Car

Enterprise

Her

National

Thr

ifty

Campgrounds

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4. Shopping

Tr av e l

Ferry Terminals

Bus Stations

Local Transit

Train Stations

Shopping

Department Stores

Canadian Tire

Dollar General

ree

Dollar T

Family Dollar

JCPenney

Kmart

ohl's

Nordstrom

Sears

Sears Hometown Store

Target

T.J. Maxx

Walmart

Convenience Stores

7-Eleven

ampm

Circle K

Fleetfuels

GetGo

GTO

Kangaroo Express

Murphy Express

phy USA

Mur

Petro Stopping Centers

QuikTrip

Rutter's

Sunoco Canada

TravelCenters of America

Wawa

Shopping Centers

Office Depot

Grocery Stores

Giant Eagle

ood Stores

Giant F

IGA

Ingles Markets

Food Lion

Kroger

tin's Food Markets

Mar

Meijer

Publix

Sav-Mor Foods

Save-A-Lot

SuperValu

Music Stores

Bookstores

Barnes & Noble

Electronics

AT&T

Best Buy

Future Shop

GameStop

Radioshac

Sprint

Staples

T-Mobile

OfficeMax

US Cellular

erizon

Gifts

Spor

Dick's Sporting Goods

Sports Authority

Home Specialty Stores

ABC Fine Wine & Spirits

Ace Hardware

ting Goods

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6. Financial Services5. Recreation

Shopping

Claire's

Costco

Home Depot

Lowe's

le Norman

Mer

PETCO

PETSMART

Sally Beauty Supply

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

True Value

Clothing

k's Work Wearhouse

Mar

Shoe Stores

Pharmacies

CVS/pharmacy

Giant Drugstore

Ingles Phar

Kmart Pharmacy

Kroger Pharmacy

Martin's Drugstore

Meijer Phar

macy

Rite Aid

Shoppers Drug Mart

Target Pharmacy

Walgreens

General Merchandise

Recreation

Amusement Parks

Museums

Cinemas

Golf Courses

Sports Complexes

Sports Activities

Wineries

Video & Game Rental

Ski Resorts

Recreation Areas

Other Recreation Areas

Financial Services

Banks

Bank of America

BB&T

Chase

Citibank

ens Bank

Citiz

Fifth Third Bank

Key Bank

PNC Bank

RBC Bank

Regions

rust

SunT

TD Bank

TD Canada Trust

US Bank

Wells Fargo

ATMs

Check Cashing Services

Money Transfer

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8. Services7. Community

Community

Police Stations

Post Offices

Libraries

Schools

Fire Departments

Church

Synagogue

Convention Centers

City Halls

Civic Centers

Cour

t Houses

Government Offices

Waste & Sanitary

Utilities

Business Facilities

Services

Hospitals

Medical Services

Physicians

Tax Services

Attorneys

Funeral Homes

Hair & Beauty

Cleaning & Laundry

Social Services

Communication

Dentists

Photography

Tailors & Alterations

Movers

Nursing Home

Optical

ersonal Services

Repair Service

Veterinary Hospital

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Siri Eyes Free

How to start Siri

If you want to use Siri, you have to connect your iOS device to Multimedia system through Bluetooth. (Please check whether your iOS device supports Siri and turning Siri On) Then you can use Siri while pressing and holding

key on the steering wheel.

How to use Siri

When you access the Siri screen while pressing and holding

steering wheel, you can press ton and then you can speak what you want. Please see the Multimedia system only supports “Phone” related functions. Other functions will be performed in your iOS device. If you press voice key quickly, Siri would re-start. If you hold down voice key, Siri would be terminated and the screen would go back to the previous screen. Eyes-Free mode would be activated automatically while you are driving. When shifting gears into P or putting the Parking break on, Eyes-Free mode would be deactivated automatically.

key on the

pea

but-

Information

• Functions and feedbacks from voice commands via Siri are executed in iOS device. If iOS version changed, functions and feedbacks can be changed according to iOS device.

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