HYUNDAI MOBIS AC111DFEE DIGITAL CAR AUDIO SYSTEM User Manual H LF A B AUDIO BH hma 4 109 Audio

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AUDIO SYSTEM ......................................................4-2

HOW VEHICLE AUDIO WORKS.............................4-2

CARING FO R DISC ..................................................4-4

SYSTEM CO N TRO LLERS AND FU NCTIONS

- 3.8 INCH MONO TFT.........................................4-16

Audio Head Unit (For RDS model)..............................4-16

Audio Head Unit (For Bluetooth equipped model)......4-18

Audio Head Unit..................................

............................4-20

SETU P(fo r RDS model)..................................................4-21

System Settings............

...................................................4-23

SETU P .................................................

...............................4-24

RADIO (FOR RDS MODEL) :FM , AM ...........................4-31

RADIO : FM , AM .........................

.....................................4-33

Making a call using the Steering wheel re m o te

contro ller...........................................

................................4-38

SYSTEM CO N TRO LLERS AND FU NCTIONS

- 4.3 INCH CO LO R TFT LCD ................................4-42

Audio Head Unit (For RDS model)..............................4-42

Audio Head Unit........................................................

......4-43

Steering-w heel mounted contro ls..............................4-44

RADIO MODE (FO R RDS MODEL)...............................4-46

RADIO MODE...............

.....................................................4-49

MEDIA MODE.............................................

......................4-51

AUDIO CD MODE.............................................................4-52

MP3 CD MODE...........

......................................................4-55

USB MODE.............................................

...........................4-58

iPod®MODE.....................................................................4-61

AUX MODE..............................

..........................................4-64

MY MUSIC MODE.......................................................

.....4-65

Bluetooth®Wire less Technology AUDIO MODE......4-68

USING

Bluetooth

Wire less Technology ...................4-75

USING

Bluetooth

Wire less Technology ...................4-83

VOICE RECOGNITION ......................................................4-87

ENDING VOICE RECOGNITION ............

..........................4-88

SETU P (FO R RDS,

BLUETOOTH

WIRELESS

TECHNOLOGY EQUIPPED MODEL).............................4-95

SETU P (fo r

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology equipped model).....................................4-102

REAR VIEW CAM ERA (if equipped)..........................4-108

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How vehicle audio works

AM and FM radio signals are broad-

cast from transm itter tow ers located

around your city. They are intercept-

ed by the radio antenna on your vehi-

cle. This signal is then processed by

the radio and sent to your vehicle

speakers.

W hen a strong radio signal has

reached your vehicle, the precise

engineering of your audio system

ensures the best possible quality

reproduction. However, in som e

cases the signal com ing to your vehi-

cle may not be strong and clear.

This can be due to factors, such as

the distance from the radio station,

closeness of other strong radio sta-

tions or the presence of buildings,

bridges or other large obstructions in

the area.

AM broadcasts can be received at

greater distances than FM broad-

casts. This is because A M radio

waves are transm itted at low fre-

quencies. These long distance, low

frequency radio waves can follow the

curvature of the earth rather than

travelling straight. In addition, they

curve around obstructions resulting

in better signal coverage.

JBM 001

FM reception

JBM 002

AM reception

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FM broadcasts are transm itted at

high frequencies and do not bend to

follow the earth's surface. Because

of this, FM broadcasts generally

begin to fade w ithin short distances

from the station. Also, FM signals are

easily affected by buildings, m oun-

tains, and obstructions. This can lead

to undesirable or unpleasant listen-

ing conditions w hich m ight lead you

to believe a problem exists with your

radio. The follow ing conditions are

norm al and do not indicate radio

trouble:

• Fading - A s your vehicle m oves

aw ay from the radio station, the

signal will w eaken and sound w ill

begin to fade. W hen this occurs,

we suggest that you select another

stronger station.

•Flutter/Static - W eak FM signals or

large obstru c tions betw een the

transm itter and your radio can dis-

turb the signal causing static or

fluttering noises to occur. R educing

the treble level may lessen this

effect until the disturbance clears.

•Station Sw apping - As an FM signal

w eakens, another more pow erful

signal near the sam e frequency

m ay begin to play. This is because

your radio is designed to lock onto

the clearest signal. If this occurs,

select another station w ith a

stronger signal.

•Multi-Path C ancellation - R adio sig-

nals being received from several

directions can cause distortion or

fluttering. This can be caused by a

direct and reflected signal from the

sam e station, or by signals from two

stations w ith close frequencies. If

this occurs, select another station

until the condition has passed.

JBM 003

FM ra d io station

JBM 004 JBM 005 4

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Caring for disc

•If the tem perature inside the car is too

high, open the car window s to venti-

late before using the system .

•It is illegal to copy and use

MP3/WMA files without permission.

Use CDs that are created only by

law ful m eans.

• D o not apply volatile agents, such

as benzene and thinner, norm al

cleaners and m agnetic sprays

m ade for analogue disc onto CDs.

• To prevent the disc surface from

getting dam aged, hold CDs by the

edges or the center hole only.

•Clean the disc surface with a piece

of soft cloth before playback (wipe

it from the center to the outside

edge).

•Do not dam age the disc surface or

attach pieces of sticky tape or

paper.

• M ake certain only CDs are insert-

ed into the CD player (Do not insert

more than one CD at a time).

• Keep CDs in their cases after use to

protect them from scratches or dirt.

• D epending on the type of CD-

R/CD-RW CDs, certain CDs may

not operate norm ally according to

the m anufacturing com panies. In

such circ u m s tances, continued

use m ay cause m alfunctions to

your audio system .

NOTICE -Playing an

Incom patible Copy

Protected Audio CD

Som e copy protected CDs, which do

not com ply with international audio

CD standards (Red B ook), m ay not

play on your car audio. Please note

that inabilities to properly play a

copy protected CD may indicate

that the CD is defective, not the CD

player.

MP3 File Inform ation

• Supported Audio Form ats

ISO 9660 Level 1

ISO 9660 Level 2

R om eo / Juliet (128 characters)

M PEG 1 Audio Layer3

M PEG 2 Audio Layer3

M PEG2.5 Audio Layer3

Window s M edia Audio Ver 7.X

& 8.X

File form ats that do not com ply

with the above form ats may not be

properly recognized or play without

properly displaying file nam es or

other inform ation.

File S ystem

Audio

Compression

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• Support for C om pressed Files

1. S upported Bitrates (K bps)

M PEG1 M PEG2 M PEG2.5WMA

Layer3Layer3Layer3

High R ange

32 8 8 48

40 16 16 64

48 24 24 80

56 32 32 96

64 40 40 128

80 48 48 160

96 56 56 192

112 64 64

128 80 80

160 96 96

192 112 112

224 128 128

256 144 144

320 160 160

2. Sam pling Frequencies (Hz)

M PEG1 M PEG2 M PEG2.5WMA

44100 22050 11025 32000

48000 24000 12000 44100

3000 16000 8000 48000

•For MP3/WMA compression files,

differences in sound quality w ill

occur depending on the bitrate.

(Higher sound quality can be expe-

rienced with higher bitrates.)

•This device only recognizes files

with M P3/WMA extensions. Other

file extensions may not be properly

recognized.

3.M aximum number of recognized

folders and

files

-Folder : 255 folders for CD, 2,000

folders for USB

-File : 999 files for CD, 6,000 files

for USB

There are no limitations to the

num ber of recognized folder levels

• Language Support

(Unicode Support)

1.E nglish: 94 characters

2.S pecial characters and Sym bols :

986 characters

Languages other than Korean and

English (including C hinese) are

not included.

3.Text Display (B ased on Unicode)

-File nam e: Maxim um 64 E nglish

characters

-Folder nam e: M ax 32 English

characters

Using the scroll feature allow s you

to see the entire nam e of files with

nam es that are too long to be dis-

played at once.

BIT RATE(kbps)

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• Com patibility by Disc Type

1.Playing M IXED CDs: First plays

the audio CD, then plays the com -

pressed file(s).

2.Playing EXTRA CDs: First plays

the audio CD, then plays the com -

pressed file(s).

3.P laying multisession CDs: Plays in

order of sessions

-MIXED CD : CD type in w hich

both MP3 and audio CD files are

recognized in one disc.

-Multisession CD CD type that

includes more than two sessions.

Different from E xtra CDs, multi-

session C D s are recorded by

sessions and have no m edia lim-

itation.

• Precautions upon Writing CDs

1.In all cases except w hen creating

multisession discs, check the

close session option before creat-

ing the disc. Though product mal-

functions will not occur, som e time

m ay be required for the device to

check w hether the session state is

closed (approximately 25 sec-

onds). (A dditional time may also

be required depending on the

num ber of folders or files.)

2.C hanging the M P3/WMA file

extensions or changing files of

other extensions to M P 3/WMA

may result in product malfunction.

3.W hen nam ing files w ith

MP3/WMA file extensions, write

using only K orean and E nglish.

(Languages other than Korean

and English are not supported and

are displayed as blank.)

4.U nauthorized use or duplication of

music files are prohibited by law .

5.Prolonged use of CD-R/CD-RW

discs that do not satisfy related

standards and/or specifications

could result in product malfunc-

tion.

6.U nauthorized use or duplication of

MP3/WMA files is prohibited by

law .

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Using a cellular phone or a two-

way ra d io

W hen a cellular phone is used inside

the vehicle, noise m ay be produced

from the audio system . This does not

m ean that som ething is w rong w ith

the audio equipm ent. In such a case,

try to operate m obile devices as far

from the audio equipm ent as possible.

NOTE:

Order of playing files (folders) :

1.Song playing order : to

sequentially.

2.Folder playing order :

If no song file is contained in the

folder, that folder is not displayed.

When using a com m unication

system such as a cellular phone

or a ra d io set inside the vehicle, a

separate external antenna m ust

be fitted. W hen a cellular phone

or a radio set is used w ith an

internal antenna alone, it may

interfere with the vehicle's electri-

cal system and adversely affect

safe operation of the vehicle.

CAUTION

Do not use a cellular phone

while driving. Stop at a safe

location to use a cellular phone.

W ARNING

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• D o not stare at the screen

while driving. Staring at the

screen for prolonged periods

of tim e could lead to tra ffic

accidents.

• D o not disassem ble, assem -

ble, or m odify the audio sys-

tem . Such acts could result in

accidents, fire , or electric

shock.

•Using the phone w hile driving

may lead to a lack of attention of

tra ffic conditions and increase

the likelihood of accidents.

U se the phone feature after

parking the vehicle.

• H eed caution not to spill water

or introduce foreign objects

into the device. Such acts

could lead to sm oke, fire , or

product malfunction.

W ARNING

O perating the device w hile driv-

ing could lead to accidents due

to a lack of attention to external

surroundings. Firs t park the

vehicle before operating the

device.

•Adjust the volum e to levels that

allow the driver to hear sounds

from outside of the vehicle.

Driving in a state w here exter-

nal sounds cannot be heard

may lead to accidents.

•Pay attention to the volum e

setting w hen turning the

device on. A sudden output of

extre m e v o lum e upon turning

the device on could lead to

hearing impairm e n t. (Adjust

the volum e to a suitable levels

before turning off the device.)

(Continued)

CAUTION

(Continued)

•Do not place beverages close

to the audio system . Spilling

beverages may lead to system

malfunction.

•In case of product malfunction,

please contact your place of

purchase or A fter S ervice cen-

ter.

•Placing the audio system

with in an electrom agnetic

environm ent m ay result in

noise interference.

• Prevent caustic solutions

such as perfum e and cosm et-

ic oil from contacting the

dashboard because they m ay

cause dam age or discol-

oration.

CAUTION

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NOTICE - Using the discs

•This d evice h as been m anufac-

tured to be com patible w ith soft-

ware bearing the follow ing logo

marks.

•Do not clean discs w ith chem ical

solutions, su ch as record sp rays,

antistatic sprays, antistatic liquids,

ben zene, or thinners.

•After using a disc, put the disc back

in its original case to prevent disc

scratches.

•Hold discs by their edges or within

the center hole to prevent dam ages

to disc su rfaces.

•Do not introdu ce foreign substan ces

into the disc in sert/eject slot.

In troducing foreign substances

could dam age the device interior.

•Do not in sert two discs simultane-

ously.

• W hen using CD-R/CD-RW discs,

differences in disc read ing and play-

ing tim es m ay occur depending on

the disc m anufacturer, production

method and the recording m ethod

as used by the user.

(Continued)

•Clean fingerprints and dust off the

disc su rface (coated side) with a

soft cloth.

• T he use of CD-R/CD-RW discs

attached with labels m ay resu lt in

disc slot jam s or difficu lties in disc

rem oval. Such discs m ay also

resu lt in noise whi

le playing.

•Some CD-R/CD-RW discs m ay

not prop erly operate depending

on the disc m anufacturer, produc-

tion m eth od and th e record

method as used by the user. If

problem s persist, trying using a

different CD as continued use may

resu lt in malfunctions.

• T he perform ance of this product

m ay differ depending on the CD-

RW Drive Software.

• C opy-protected C D s such as S-

type CDs m ay not function in the

device. DATA discs cannot be

played. (However, su ch d iscs m ay

still operate but will do so abnor-

mally.)

(Continued)

•Do not use abnorm ally shaped

discs (8cm , heart-sh ap ed , octagon-

sh ap ed ) as su ch discs could lead to

malfunctions.

•If the disc is straddled on the disc

slot without rem oval for 10 sec-

onds, the disc w ill autom atically

be re-inserted into the disc player.

• O n ly genuine audio C D s are sup-

ported. Other discs m ay resu lt in

recognition failure (e.g. copy CD-

R, CDs with labels)

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Multimedia System

NOTICE - Using the USB

device

• C onnect th e U SB device after

turning on the engine. The USB

device m ay b ecom e d am aged if it

is already con nected w hen the

ignition is turn ed on.The USB

device m ay not operate properly if

the car ignition is turned on or off

with the USB device conn ected .

• H eed caution to static electricity

w hen connecting/disconn ecting

USB devices.

• E ncoded M P3 P layers w ill not be

recognized w hen conn ected as an

external device.

• W hen conn ecting an external USB

device, the device m ay not proper-

ly recognize the U SB is in som e

states.

•Only p ro d u c ts fo r m a tte d w ith

byte/sectors under 64K byte will be

recognized .

•This d evice recognizes U SB

devices form atted in FAT 12/16/32

file form ats. This d evice d oes not

recognize files in N TFS file for-

mat.

(Continued)

•Some USB devices m ay not be sup-

ported due to com patibil

ity issu es.

• A void contact betw een the U SB

connector with bodily parts or for-

eign objects.

• R epeated connecting/disconnect-

ing of USB devices w ithin short

periods of time m ay resu lt in prod-

uct malfunction.

•A strange noise m ay occur w hen

disconn ecting the USB.

•M ake sure to con nect/disconn ect

external USB devices w ith th e

audio pow er turned off.

• T he am ount of tim e required to

recognize the USB device m ay dif-

fer depending on the type, size or

file form ats stored in the U SB .

Such differences in time are not

indications of malfunctions.

• The device only supports U S B

devices used to play music files.

•USB im ages and videos are not

supported .

(Continued)

•Do not use the USB I/F to charge

batteries or U SB accessories that

generate heat. Such acts m ay lead

to w orsened p erform ance or dam -

age to the device.

•The device m ay not recognize the

USB device if sep a r a tely pur-

chased U SB hubs and exten sion

cables are being used. C onn ect the

USB directly with the multimedia

term inal of the vehicle.

• W hen usin g m ass storage U SB

devices w ith sep a ra te logical

drives, only files saved to the root

drive can be played.

•Files m ay not prop erly operate if

application program s are installed

to the USBs.

• T he device m ay not operate nor-

mally if M P 3 P layers, cellular

phones, digital cam eras, or other

electron ic d evices (USB devices

not recognized as portable disk

drives) are conn ected w ith the

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(Continued)

•Charging through the U SB m ay

not work for som e mobile devices.

• T he device m ay not support nor-

mal operation w hen using a U SB

memory type besides (M etal

C over Type) USB Memory.

• T he device m ay not support nor-

mal operation when using form ats

such as HDD Type, CF, or SD

Memory.

• T he device w ill not support files

locked by D R M (Digital Rights

M anagem ent.)

•USB memory sticks used by con-

necting an A daptor (SD Type or

CF Type) m ay not be properly rec-

ognized .

•The device m ay not

operate prop-

erly w hen using USB HDDs or

U SB s subject to con nection fail-

ures caused by vehicle vibrations.

(e.g. i-stick type)

(Continued)

• A void use of U SB

m em ory products that

can also be used as key

chains or mobile phone

accessories. Use of such products

m ay cause dam age to the U SB

jack.

• C onnecting an M P3 device or

phone through various channels,

such as AUX/BT or A udio/ USB

mode may result in pop noises or

abnorm al operation.

NOTICE - Using the iPod®

device

•iPod®is a registered tradem ark of

A pple In c.

• In order to use the iPod®while

operating the keys, you must use a

dedicated iPod®cable. (the cable

that is supplied w h en p u rchasing

iPod®/iPhone

®products)

•If the iPod®is connected to the

vehicle w hile it is p laying, a high

pitch sound could occur for

approximately 1-2 seconds imme-

diately after conn ecting. If p ossi-

ble, connect the iPod to the vehicle

with the iPod®stopped/ paused.

•During ACC ON state, conn ecting

the iPod®through the iPod®cable

will charge the iPod®through the

car audio system .

• W hen connecting w ith the iPod®

cable, make su re to fully insert the

jack to preven t com m unication

interference.

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(Continued)

• W hen the EQ features of an exter-

nal device, su ch as the iPod®, and

the audio system are both active,

E Q effects could overlap and

cause sound deterioration and dis-

tortion.

W henever possible, turn off the

EQ feature w ithin the external

device upon use by connecting

with the audio system .

•Noise m ay occur when an iPod®or

AUX device is connected . When

su ch d evices are n ot being used,

disconn ect the device for storage.

• W hen the iPod®or AUX device

pow er is connected to the pow er

jack, playing the external device

m ay resu lt in noise. In su ch cases,

disconn ect the pow er connection

before use.

• Skipping or im p rop er op eration

m ay occu r depending on the char-

acteristics of your iPod®

/Phone

device.

(Continued)

•If your iPhone

®is connected to

b o th th e B luetooth®Wireless

Technology and U SB , the sound

m ay not be properly played. In

your iPhone

®, select the Dock con-

nector or B luetooth®Wireless

Technology to change the sound

output (source).

•iPod m ode cannot be operated

when the iPod®cannot be recog-

nized d ue to versions that do not

support com m unication protocols.

•For fifth generation iPod®Nano

devices, the iPod®m ay not be rec-

ognized w hen the battery level is

low . Please charge the iPod®for

use.

•Search/play orders show n w ithin

the iPod®device m ay differ w ith

the orders sh ow n within the audio

system .

•If the iPod®malfunctions due to an

iPod®device defect, reset the iPod®

and try again. (To learn more, refer

to your iPod®m anual)

(Continued)

• Som e iPod®s m ay not sy n c with the

System depending on its version.

If the Media is rem oved before the

Media is recognized , then the sys-

tem m ay not prop erly restore the

previously operated m od e. (iPad®

charging is not supported .)

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NOTICE- Using the AUX

device

•If an external device connector is

connected with the AUX term inal,

then AUX mode will autom atically

operate. O n ce the connector is dis-

connected, the previous mode will

be restored.

•AUX mode can be used only when

an external audio player (cam -

corder, car VCR, etc.) has been

connected.

•The AUX volum e can be con-

tro lled sep arately from other

audio modes.

• C onnecting a conn ector jack to the

AUX term inal without an external

device w ill convert th e system to

AUX mode, but only output noise.

W hen an external device is n o t

being used, also rem ove the con-

nector jack.

• W hen the extern al device pow er is

connected to the pow er jack, play-

ing the extern al device m ay output

noise. In su ch cases, disconnect the

pow er conn ection before use.

•Fully insert the AUX cable to the

AUX jack upon use.

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NOTICE - Before using

the

Bluetooth®

handsfre e

What is Bluetooth

•Bluetooth®refers to a short-dis-

tance wireless networking technol-

ogy w hich uses a 2.4GHz ~

2.48G H z frequency to connect

various devices within a certain

distance.

• Supported w ithin PC s, external

devices, Bluetooth®phones, PDAs,

various electron ic devices, and auto-

motive environ m en ts, Bluetooth®

allow s data to be transm itted at high

sp eed s without having to use a con-

nector cab le.

•Bluetooth®H andsfree refers to a

device w h ich allow s the user to

convenien tly m ake phone calls

with Bluetooth®mobile phones

through the audio system .

•Bluetooth®H andsfree m ay not be sup-

ported in som e m obile phones. To

learn more about mobile device com -

patibility.

NOTICE - P recautions for

safe driving

•Bluetooth®H andsfree is a feature

that enables d rivers to practice

safe driving. C on n ecting the head

unit w ith a B luetooth®phone

allow s the user to convenien tly

m ake and receive calls and use

contacts. Before using Bluetooth®,

carefully read the conten ts of this

user’s m anual.

• E x cessive use or operations w hile

driving m ay lead to negligent driv-

ing practices and resu lt in acci-

dents. Refrain from excessive

operations while driving.

•View ing the screen for prolonged

periods of time is dangerous and

m ay lead to accidents. When driv-

ing, view the screen only for sh ort

periods of time.

NOTICE - When connect-

ing a

Bluetooth®

phone

•Before con necting the head unit

with the m obile phone, ch eck to

see that the mobile phone supports

Bluetooth®features.

•Even if the phone supports

Bluetooth®, the phone w ill not be

found during device searches if the

phone has been set to hidden state

or the Bluetooth®pow er is turned

off. Disab le the hidden state or

tu r n o n th e B luetooth®pow er

prior to search ing/con necting with

the Head unit.

•Bluetooth phone is a u tom atically

connected when the ignition on.

•If you do not want autom atic con-

nection w ith your B luetooth®

device, turn off the Bluetooth®fea-

ture within your mobile phone.

• T he H andsfree call volum e and

quality m ay differ depending on

the mobile phone.

(Continued)

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(Continued)

•Park the vehicle when connecting

the head unit with the m obile

phone.

•Bluetooth®connection m ay

becom e interm ittently disconn ect-

ed in so m e mobile phones. Follow

these step s to try again.

1.Within the m obile phone, turn

the Bluetooth®function off/on

and try again.

2.Turn the m obile phone pow er

Off/On and try again.

3.Completely rem ove the m obile

phone battery, reboot, and then

again.

4.R eboot the A udio System and

try again.

5.Delete all paired devices, pair

and try again.

• H andsfree call quality and volum e

m ay differ depending on the

model of your mobile phone.

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SYSTEM CONTROLLERS AND FUNCTIONS

Display and settings m ay differ depending on the

selected audio.

Audio H ead Unit (For RDS m odel)

Multimedia System

4-16

N am e D escription

Ejects the disc.

• C hanges to FM m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed, the m ode

changed in order of FM 1 FM 2.

• C hanges to AM m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed, the m ode

changed in order of AM .

N am e D escription

•Each time the key is pressed, the m ode is

changed in order of CD, USB, iPod®, AUX, My

Music m odes.

In Setup>D isplay, the m edia pop up screen

will be displayed w hen [M ode Pop up] is

turned .

W hen the pop up screen is displayed, use the

TUNE knob or keys ~ to

select the desired m ode.

• R adio M ode : Autom atically searches for

broadcast frequencies.

• CD, USB, iPod®, My Music m odes :

- Shortly press the key : Moves to next or pre

vious song(file)

- Press and hold the key : Rewinds or fast-for

wards the current song(file)

• Power Knob : Turns pow er On/Off by

pressing the knob

• Volum e K nob : Sets volum e by turning

the knob left/right

• R adio M ode : Saves frequencies (channels)

or receives saved frequencies (channels)

• CD, USB, iPod®, My Music m ode

- : R epeat

- : R andom

PW R/

VO L knob

(Preset)

SEEK

TRACK

MEDIA

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Audio H ead Unit (For RDS m odel)

N am e D escription

• Each time the button is shortly pressed, it

sets the screen Off Screen On Screen Off

Audio operation is maintained and only the

screen will be turned Off. In the screen Off

state, press any key to turn the screen On

again.

Set TA (Traffic Announcem ent) feature On/Off.

• Shortly press the key : Moves to the Display,

Sound, S ystem setting m odes

• Displays menus for the current m ode.

• MP3, CD, USB m ode : Folder Search

May differ depending on the selected audio

• R adio m ode : C hanges frequency by turning

the knob left/right

• CD, USB, iPod m ode: Searches songs (files)

by turning the knob left/right

W hen the desired song is displayed, press

the knob to play the song.

DISP

FO LDER

SETUP

TUNE

knob

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Audio H ead Unit (For Bluetooth equipped m odel)

N am e D escription

Ejects the disc.

• Convert to R adio m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed,the m ode is

changed in order of FM 1,FM 2, AM .

RADIO

N am e D escription

•Each time the key is pressed, the m ode is

changed in order of CD, USB, iPod®, AUX, My

Music, BT Audio m odes.

In Setup>D isplay, the m edia pop up screen

will be displayed w hen [M ode Pop up] is

turned .

W hen the pop up screen is displayed, use the

TUNE knob or keys ~ to

select the desired m ode.

(for

Bluetooth

®Wireless Technology equipped

m odel)

• Converts to Phone m ode

W hen a phone is not connected, the

connection screen is displayed.

• R adio M ode : Autom atically searches for

broadcast frequencies.

• CD, USB, iPod®, My Music m odes :

- Shortly press the key : Moves to next or

previous song(file)

- Press and hold the key : Rewinds or fast-

forwards the current song(file)

• Power Knob : Turns pow er On/Off by

pressing the knob

• Volum e K nob : Sets volum e by turning

the knob left/right

• R adio M ode : Saves frequencies (channels)

or receives saved frequencies (channels)

• CD, USB, iPod, My Music m ode

- : R epeat

- : R andom

SEEK

TRACK

PHO NE

MEDIA

POW ER/

VO LUM E

knob

(Preset)

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N am e D escription

• R adio M ode

- Shortly press the key : Preview s each

broadcast for 5 seconds each

- Press and hold the key : Preview s the

broadcasts saved in Preset for 5 seconds each.

Press the key again to continue

listening to the current frequency.

• CD, USB m ode

Shortly press the key : Preview s each song

(file) for 10 seconds each

Press the key again to continue

listening to the current song (file).

• Shortly press the key : Moves to the Display,

Sound, Phone, S ystem setting m odes

• Displays menus for the current m ode.

• MP3, CD, USB m ode : Folder Search

May differ depending on the selected audio

• R adio m ode : C hanges frequency by turning

the knob left/right

• CD, USB, iPod m ode: Searches songs (files)

by turning the knob left/right

W hen the desired song is displayed, press

the knob to play the song.

SCAN

TUNE

knob

FO LDER

SETUP

N am e D escription

• Each time the button is shortly pressed, it

sets the screen Off Screen On Screen Off

Audio operation is maintained and only the

screen will be turned Off. In the screen Off

state, press any key to turn the screen On

again.

DISP

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Audio H ead Unit

N am e D escription

Ejects the disc.

• C hanges to FM m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed, the m ode

changed in order of FM 1 FM 2.

• C hanges to AM m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed, the m ode

changed in order of AM .

N am e D escription

•Each time the key is pressed, the m ode is

changed in order of CD, USB, iPod®, AUX, My

Music m odes.

In Setup>D isplay, the m edia pop up screen

will be displayed w hen [M ode Pop up] is

turned .

W hen the pop up screen is displayed, use the

TUNE knob or keys ~ to

select the desired m ode.

• R adio M ode : Autom atically searches for

broadcast frequencies.

• CD, USB, iPod®, My Music m odes :

- Shortly press the key : Moves to next or pre

vious song(file)

- Press and hold the key : Rewinds or fast-for

wards the current song(file)

• Power Knob : Turns pow er On/Off by

pressing the knob

• Volum e K nob : Sets volum e by turning

the knob left/right

• R adio M ode : Saves frequencies (channels)

or receives saved frequencies (channels)

• CD, USB, iPod®, My Music m ode

- : R epeat

- : R andom

PW R/

VO L knob

(Preset)

SEEK

TRACK

MEDIA

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SETUP(for RDS m odel)

Display Settings

Press the key Select [Display]

M ode Pop up

[M ode Pop up] C hanges .

selection m ode

• During O n state, press the or

key to display the m ode

change pop up screen.

Scroll text

[Scroll text]Set /

• : Maintains scroll

• : Scrolls only one (1) time.

Song Info

W hen playing an M P3 file, select the

desired display info from ‘Folder/File’ or

‘Album /Artist/Song’.

Sound Settings

Press the key S elect [S ound]

Off

OffOn

SETUP

MEDIA

RADIO

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Audio Settings

This m enu allow s you to set the ‘Bass,

Middle, Treble’ and the Sound Fader and

Balance.

Select [Audio Settings]Select menu

through TU N E knob

Turn TUNE knob left/right to set

• Bass, Middle, Treble : Selects the sound

tone.

• Fader, Balance : Moves the sound fader

and balance.

• Default : Restores default settings.

Return : While adjusting values, re-

pressing the TU N E knob w ill

restore the parent menu.

Speed Dependent Volum e Contro l

This feature is used to autom atically con-

trol the volum e level according to the

speed of the vehicle.

Select [Speed D ependent Vol.]Turn

SDVC On/Off by pressing the

TUNE knob

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System Settings

Press the key Select [S ystem ]

Memory Information (if equipped)

Displays currently used m em ory and

total system memory.

Select [Memory Inform ation] O K

The currently used m em ory is displayed

on the left side w hile the total system

memory is displayed on the right side.

May differ depending on the selected

audio.

Language

This menu is used to set the display and

voice recognition language.

Select [Language] S et through

TUNE knob

The system w ill reboot after the lan-

guage is changed.

Language support by region

SETUP

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Multimedia System

SETUP

Display Settings

P ress the key Select

[Display]

M ode Pop up

[M ode Pop up] C hanges /

selection m ode

•During On state, press the

or key to display the m ode

change pop up screen.

Text Scroll

[Text Scroll]Set /

•: Maintains scroll

•: Scrolls only one (1) time.

Media Display

W hen playing an MP3 file, select the

desired display info from ‘Folder/File’

or ‘Album /Artist/Song’.

Sound Settings

P ress the key Select

[Sound]

SETUP

Off

OffOn

MEDIA

RADIO

OffOn

SETUP

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Multimedia System

Sound Settings

This m enu allow s you to set the

‘Bass, Middle, Treble’ and the S ound

Fader and Balance.

Select [Sound S ettings] S elect

menu through TU N E knob Turn

TUNE knob left/right to set

•Bass, Middle, Treble : Selects the

sound tone.

• Fader, Balance : Moves the sound

fader and balance.

•Default : Restores default settings.

Back : While adjusting values,

pressing the TU N E knob w ill

restore the parent menu.

Speed Dependent Volum e Contro l

This feature is used to autom atically

control the volum e level according to

the speed of the vehicle.

Select Speed D ependent Vol. Turn

SDVC On/Off by pressing the

Tune knob.

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Phone Setup

(for Bluetooth®Wire less

Technology equipped m odel)

P ress the key Select

[Phone]

Pair Phone

Select [Pair Phone] Set through

TUNE knob

S earch for device nam es as displayed

on your m obile phone and connect.

Input the passkey displayed on the

screen. (P asskey : 0000)

The device nam e and passkey will

be displayed on the screen for up

to 3 minutes. If pairing is not com -

pleted w ithin the 3 m inutes, the

m obile phone pairing process w ill

autom atically be canceled.

Pairing com pletion is displayed.

In som e m obile phones, pairing

will autom atically be follow ed by

connection.

It is possible to pair up to five

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

enabled m obile phones.

SETUP

CAUTION

To pair a B luetooth

Wire less

Technology enabled m obile phone,

authentication and connection

processes are firs t require d . As a

result, you cannot pair your m obile

phone w hile driving the vehicle.

Firs t park your vehicle before use.

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Phone List

The nam es of up to 5 paired phones will

be displayed.

A [] is displayed in front of the currently

connected phone.

Select the desired nam e to setup the

selected phone.

•

C onnecting a phone

Select [Phone List]Select m obile

phone through TU N E knob Select

[C onnect P hone]

Select a m obile phone that is not cur-

rently connected.

C onnect the selected m obile phone.

C onnection com pletion is displayed.

If a phone is already connected, dis-

connect the currently connected

phone and select a new phone to con-

nect.

•

Disconnecting a connected phone

Select [Phone List]Select m obile

phone through TU N E knob Select

[Disconnect P hone]

Select the currently connected m obile

phone.

Disconnect the selected m obile

phone.

Disconnection com pletion is dis-

played.

• C hanging connection sequence

(Priority)

This is used to change the order (priori-

ty) of autom atic connection for the paired

m obile phones.

Select [P hone List]Select [Priority]

through TU N E knob Select No. 1

Priority m obile phone

Select [Priority].

From the paired phones, select the

phone desired for No.1 priority.

The changed priority sequence is dis-

played.

Once the connection sequence (prior-

ity) is changed, the new no. 1 priority

m obile phone will be connected.

- w hen the no. 1 priority cannot be con-

nected: Autom atically attem pts to con-

nect the m ost recently connected

phone.

- C ases w hen the m ost recently con-

nected phone cannot be connected:

Attem pts to connect in the order in

which paired phones are listed.

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• Delete

Select [Phone List]Select m obile

phone through TU N E knob Select

[Delete]

Select the desired m obile phone.

Delete the selected m obile phone.

Deletion com pletion is displayed.

W hen attem pting to delete a currently

connected phone, the phone is first

disconnected.

Contacts Download

This feature is used to dow nload con-

tacts and call histories into the audio sys-

tem .

Select [C ontactsDownload] S elect

through

TUNE

knob

Auto Download

W hen connecting a m obile phone, it is

possible to autom atically dow nload new

C ontacts and Call Histories.

Select [Auto Download] Set /

through TU N E knob

Audio Stream ing

Songs (files) saved in your

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology enabled

m obile phone

can be played through the audio system .

Select [Audio S tream ing] Set /

through TU N E knob

Outgoing Volum e

This is used to set the volum e of your

voice as heard by the other party w hile

on a

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

enabled handsfree call.

Select [Outgoing Volum e] Set vol-

um e through

TUNE

knob

Even w hile on a call, the volum e can

be changed by using the

key.

SEEK

TRACK

Off

CAUTION

•

The dow nload feature m ay not be

supported in som e m obile phones.

•If a different operation is per-

form ed w hile C ontactsare being

dow nloaded, dow nloading will be

discontinued. Contactsalready

dow nloaded will be saved.

• W hen dow nloading new C ontacts,

delete all previously saved

Contactsbefore starting dow n-

load.

CAUTION

The

Bluetooth®Wire less Technology

audio stream ing feature may not be

supported in som e m obile phones.

CAUTION

• W hen you delete a m obile phone,

the m obile phone contactswill

also be erased.

•

For stable B luetooth®Wire less

Technology com m unication, delete

the m obile phone fro m the audio

and also delete the audio fro m your

m obile phone.

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Bluetooth

®Wire less

Technology S ystem Off

This feature is used w hen you do not

wish to use the

Bluetooth

Wireless

Technology

system .

Select [Bluetooth S ystem O ff]Set

through TU N E knob

If a phone is already connected, dis-

connect the currently connected phone

and turn the

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology

system off.

Using the

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology System

To use

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

w hen the system is currently off, follow

these next steps.

• T u rn ing O n

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology

through the K ey

Press the key S creen Guidance

Moves to the screen w here

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

functions can be

used and displays guidance.

• Turning O n

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology through the

key

Press the key S elect [P hone]

A screen asking w hether to turn on

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

will be

displayed.

On the screen, select to turn on

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

and

display guidance.

If the

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

system is turned on, the system w ill

autom atically try to connect the m ost

recently connected

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

m obile phone.

YES

SETUP

PHO NE

CAUTION

•Bluetooth

Wire less Technology

connection may becom e interm it-

te n tly disconnected in som e

m obile phones. Follow these next

steps to try again.

1) Turn the B luetooth

Wire less

Technology function w ithin the

m obile phone ON/O FF and try to

connect again.

2) Turn the m obile phone pow er

ON/O FF and try to connect again.

3) Com pletely rem ove the m obile

phone battery, reboot, and then

try to connect again.

4) R eboot the audio system and try

to connect again

5) Delete all paired devices in your

m obile phone and the

audio sys-

tem and pair again for use.

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System Settings

Press the key Select [S ystem ]

Memory Inform ation

Displays currently used memory and

total system memory.

Select [Memory Inform ation] O K

The currently used m em ory is dis-

played on the left side while the total

system memory is displayed on the

right side.

SETUP

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RADIO (FOR RDS M ODEL) :

FM , AM

Changing RADIO m ode

SEEK

Press the key

• Shortly pressing the key (under 0.8

seconds): C hanges the frequency.

• Pressing and holding the key (over 0.8

seconds): Autom atically searches for

the next frequency.

Preset SEEK

Press the ~ key

• Shortly pressing the key (under 0.8

seconds): Plays the frequency saved in

the corresponding key.

• Pressing and holding the key (over 0.8

seconds): Pressing and holding the

desired key from ~ w ill

save the currently playing broadcast to

the selected key and sound a BEEP.

SCAN

Press the key

• Pressing and holding the key : The

broadcast frequency increases and

preview s each broadcast for 5 seconds

each. After scanning all frequencies,

returns and plays the current broadcast

frequency.

Selecting through manual

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to adjust

the frequency.

• AC 101C 1G G

- FM : C hanges by 100K H z

- AM : C hanges by 9K H z

Traffic Announcem ent (TA )

Shortly pressing the key (under

0.8 seconds): Set

TA Traffic

Announcem ent) m ode.

Within key are the AS T (Auto

Store) and Info functions.

On Off

SEEK

TRAC K

1 6

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AST (Auto Store)

Press the key S et [ AST]

through TU N E knob or key.

Select AST (Auto Store) to save fre-

quencies w ith superior reception to

presets

. If no frequencies

are received, then the m ost recently

received frequency will be broadcast.

Saves only to the P reset memory

~ of FM A or AM A m ode.

AF (Alternative Frequency)

Press the key Set [AF]

through TU N E knob or key.

The Alternative Frequency option can be

turned On/Off.

Region

Press the key Set [ R egion]

through TU N E knob or key.

The R egion option can be turned On/Off.

News

Press the key S et [News]

through TU N E knob or key.

The News option can be turned On/Off.

Info Volum e

Info Volum e refers to the sound volum e

upon receiving News or Traffic inform ation.

The info volum e can be controlled by

turning the VO L knob left/right while a

new s or traffic broadcast is playing.

AF, R egion, and News are RDS R adio

menus.

RPT

RDM

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RADIO : FM , AM

SEEK

Press the key

• Shortly pressing the key : C hanges

the frequency.

•Pressing and holding the key :

Autom atically searches for the next

frequency.

Preset SEEK

Press the ~ key

• Shortly pressing the key : Plays the

frequency saved in the correspon-

ding key.

•Pressing and holding the key :

Pressing and holding the desired

key from ~ will save the

currently playing broadcast to the

selected key and sound a BEEP.

SCAN

Press the key

• Shortly pressing the key : The

broadcast frequency increases

and preview s each broadcast for 5

seconds each. After scanning all

frequencies, returns and plays the

current broadcast frequency.

•Pressing and holding the key :

Preview s the broadcasts saved in

Preset ~ for 5 seconds

each.

Selecting through manual

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

adjust the frequency.

• AC 100C 1G G ,AC 100C 1M G ,

AC 111C 1M G

- FM : C hanges by 100KH z

- AM : C hanges by 9KH z

• AC 100C 1G N

- FM : C hanges by 200KH z

- AM : C hanges by 10KH z

• AC 100C 1G E

- FM : C hanges by 50KH z

- AM : C hanges by 9KH z

• AC 100C 1G C

- FM : C hanges by 100KH z

- AM : C hanges by 10KH z

SEEK

TRAC K

SCAN

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Press the key Select [

Auto Store] through the TU N E knob

or key

A.Store

Press the key S et [A.Store]

through TU N E knob or key

Saves broadcasts w ith superior

reception to ~ keys. If no

frequencies are received, then the

most recently received frequency will

be broadcast.

MENU : Audio CD

In CD m ode, press key.

R epeat

Set [RPT] through the

TUNE

knob or key to repeat the cur-

rent song.

Press RPT again to turn off.

Random

Set [ RDM] through the

TUNE

knob or key to random ly play

songs within the current folder.

Press RDM again to turn off.

Inform ation

Set [Info] through the

TUNE

knob or key to display inform a-

tion of the current song.

Press the key to turn off

info display.

MENU : MP3 CD / USB

In M P 3 C D / USB m ode, press

key.

R epeat

Set [RPT] through the

TUNE

knob or key to repeat the cur-

rent song.

Press RPT again to turn off.

Folder R andom

Set [F.RDM] through the

TUNE

knob or key to random ly play

songs within the current folder.

Press F.RDM again to turn off.

RDM

RPT

RPT MENU

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Folder R epeat

Set [F.RPT] through the

TUNE

knob or key to repeat songs

within the current folder.

Press F.RPT again to turn off.

All R andom

Set [A.RDM] through the

TUNE

knob or key to random ly play all

songs within the CD.

Press A.RDM again to turn off.

Inform ation

Set [Info] through the

TUNE

knob or key to display inform a-

tion of the current song.

Press the key to turn off

info display.

Copy

Set [Copy] through the

TUNE

knob or key.

This is used to copy the current

song into My Music. You can play

the copied M usic in My Music

m ode.

If another key is pressed w hile

copying is in progress, a pop up

asking you w hether to cancel

copying is displayed.

If another m edia is connected or

inserted (USB, CD, iPod®, AUX)

while copying is in progress, copy-

ing is canceled.

Music w ill not be played w hile

copying is in progress.

MENU : iPod®

In iPod m ode, press key.

R epeat

Set [RPT] through the

TUNE

knob or key to repeat the cur-

rent song.

Press RPT again to turn repeat off.

Random

Set [ RDM] through the TU N E

knob or key.

Plays all songs w ithin the currently

playing category in random order.

Press RDM again to turn off.

RDM

RPT

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Inform ation

Set [Info] through the

TUNE

knob or key.

Displays inform ation of the current

song.

Press the key to turn off

info display.

Set [ Search] through the

TUNE

knob or key.

Displays iPod®category list.

Searching iPod® category is

key pressed, move to par-

ent category.

MENU : My Music M ode

In My Music m ode, press

key.

R epeat

Set [RPT] through the TU N E knob

or key.

R epeats the currently playing song.

Press RPT again to turn repeat off.

Random

Set [ RDM ] through the TU N E knob

or key.

Plays all songs w ithin the currently

playing folder in random order.

Press R D M again to turn random

off.

Inform ation

Set [Info] through the

TUNE

knob

or key.

Displays inform ation of the current

song.

Press the key to turn off

info display.

Delete

Set [Delete] through the TUNE

knob or key.

•Deletes currently playing file

In the play screen, pressing delete

will delete the currently playing song.

•Deletes file from list

Select the file you wish to delete by

using the TU N E knob.

Press the key and select

the delete m enu to delete the

selected file.

RDM

RPT

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Delete All

Set [Del.All] through the TU N E

knob or key.

Deletes all songs of My Music.

Delete Selection

Press the key S et [Del.Sel]

through the TU N E knob or key.

Songs w ithin My Music are selected

and deleted.

Select the songs you w ish to

delete from the list.

After selecting, press the

key and select the delete menu.

AUX

AUX is used to play external MEDIA

currently connected w ith the AU X

term inal.

AU X m ode w ill autom atically start

w hen an external device is connect-

ed to the AUX term inal.

If an external device is connected,

you can also press the key to

change to AUX m ode.

AU X m ode cannot be started

unless there is an external device

connected to the AUX term inal.

NOTICE - USING THE AUX

•Fully insert the AUX cable into the

AUX term inal for use.

MEDIA

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M aking a call using the Steering w heel re m o te

controller

The actual feature in the vehicle m ay differ from the

illustration.

Nam e

MODE

key

VO L-VO L+

D escription

• Each time this key is pressed, the m ode is changed in

order of FM 1 FM 2 FM A AM AM A CD

USB or iPod AUX My Music BT Audio

• If the m edia is not connected or a disc is not insert-

ed, corresponding m odes will be disabled.

Raises or low ers speaker volum e.

Places and transfers calls.

Ends calls or cancels functions.

• C heck call history and making call

Shortly press (under 0.8 seconds) the key

on the steering rem ote controller.

The call history list will be displayed on the screen.

Press the key again to connect a call to

the

selected num ber.

• R edialing the most recently called num ber

Press and hold (over 0.8 seconds) the key

on the steering rem ote controller.

The most recently called num ber is redialed.

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Phone MENU

Press the key to display three

menus (Call History, C ontacts,

Phone Setup).

Call history

Press the key S et [History]

through the TU N E knob or

key.

The call history is displayed and can

be used to select a num ber and

make a call.

If call history does not exist, a screen

asking w hether to dow nload call his-

tory is displayed. (The dow nload fea-

ture m ay not be supported in som e

m obile phones)

Contacts

Press the key Set [

C ontacts

] through the TU N E knob or

key.

The C ontacts are displayed and can

be used to select a num ber and

make a call.

If more than one num ber is saved

to one contact, then a screen

show ing the m obile phone num -

ber, H om e and office num ber is

displayed. Select the desired num -

ber to make the call.

If C ontacts do not exist, a screen

asking w hether to dow nload

C ontacts is displayed. (The dow n-

load feature may not be supported

in som e m obile phones)

Phone Setup

Press the key Set [Setup]

through the TU N E knob or

key.

The

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

m obile phone setup screen is dis-

played. For more inform ation, refer to

“Phone Setup”.

RPT

RDM

PHO NE

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NOTICE -

USING THE

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology CELLULAR PHO NE

•Do not use a cellular phone or per-

fo r m B luetooth®Wireless

Technology settings (e.g. pairing a

phone) while driving.

•Some Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology -en abled phones m ay

not be recognized by the sy stem or

fully com patible with the system .

•Before using B luetooth®Wireless

Technology related features of the

audio system , refer your phone’s

User’s M anual for phone-side

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

operations.

• T he phone m ust be paired to the

audio system to use B luetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology related fea-

tures.

•You will not be able to use the

hands-free feature w hen your

phone (in the car) is outside of the

cellular service area (e.g. in a tun-

nel, in a underground, in a m oun-

tainous area, etc.).

( Continued)

•If the cellular phone signal is poor

or the vehicles int

erior noise is too

loud, it m ay be difficult to hear the

other person’s voice during a call.

•Do not place the phone near or

inside m etallic objects, oth erw ise

com m unications w ith Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology system or cel-

lular service stations can be dis-

turbed.

•W hile a phone is connected

through Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology your phone m ay dis-

charge quick er than usual fo r

additional Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology-related operations.

• Som e cellular phones or other

devices m ay cause interference

noise or malfunction to audio sys-

tem . In this case, store the device

in a different location m ay resolve

the condition.

• Phone contact n am es sh o u ld be

saved in English or they m ay not

be disp layed correctly.

( Continued)

•If Priority is set upon vehicl

e igni-

tion(IG N /ACC ON), th e

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

phone w ill be autom atically con-

nected.

Even if you are outside, th e

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

phone w ill be autom atically con-

nected once you are in the vicinity

of the vehicle.

If you do not want autom atic

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

connection, turn the Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology feature off.

• T he hands-free call volum e and

quality m ay differ depending on

the mobile phone type.

•Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

features can be used only when the

mobile phone has b een paired and

connected w ith the device. For

more inform ation on pairing and

connecting Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology enabled m obile

phones, refer to the “Phone Setup”

section.

( Continued)

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( Continued)

• W hen a Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology m obile phone is con -

nected, a ( ) icon w ill appear at

the top of the screen. If a () icon

is not disp layed, this indicates that

a B luetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

enabled d evice has not been con-

nected. Y ou m ust connect the

device before use. For more infor-

mation on B luetooth®Wireless

Technology m obile phones, refer

to the “Phone Setup” section.

•Pairing and connecting a

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

enabled m obile phone w ill work

only when the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology option w ith in your

mobile phone has been turned on.

(M ethods of turning on the

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

enabled feature m ay differ

depending on the mobile phone.)

( Continued)

•In some mobile phones, starting

the ignition while talking through

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

enabled handsfree call will resu lt

in the call becom ing disconn ected .

(S w itch th e c a ll back to your

mobile phone w hen starting the

ignition.)

•Some features m ay not be sup-

ported in som e Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology mobile phone

and devices.

•Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

enabled operation m ay be unsta-

ble depending on the com m unica-

tion state.

•Placing the audio system within an

electrom agnetic environ m en t may

resu lt in noise interference.

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SYSTEM CONTROLLERS AND FUNCTIONS

Display and settings m ay differ depending

on the selected audio

Audio H ead Unit (For RDS m odel)

N am e D escription

Ejects the disc.

• Convert to R adio m ode.

• Each time the key is pressed,the m ode is

changed in order of FM 1, FM 2, FM A, AM , AM A

RADIO

N am e D escription

• Each time the key is pressed, the m ode is

changed in order of CD, USB, iPod

, AUX, My

Music, BT Audio m odes.

(for

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology equipped

m odel)

• Converts to Phone m ode

W hen a phone is not connected, the

connection screen is displayed.

• Power : Turns pow er On/Off by pressing

the knob

• Volum e : Sets volum e by turning the knob

left/right

• W hen pressed shortly

- R adio m ode : plays previous/next frequency.

- M edia (CD/USB/iPod®/My Music) m odes :

changes the track, Song(file)

• W hen pressed and held

- R adio m ode : continuously changes the

frequency. U pon release, plays the current

frequency.

- M edia(CD/USB/iPod®/My Music) m odes :

rew inds or fast forwards the track or file

- During a H andsfree call, controls the call volum e.

POW ER/

VO L knob

SEEK

TRACK

MEDIA

PHO NE

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N am e D escription

• Each time the button is shortly pressed, it

sets the screen Off Screen On Screen Off

Audio operation is maintained and only the

screen will be turned Off. In the screen Off

state, press any key to turn the screen On

again.

Set TA (Traffic Announcem ent) feature On/Off.

• R adio M ode

- Shortly press the key : Preview s each broad

cast for 5 seconds each

- Press and hold the key : Preview s the broad

casts saved in Preset for 5 seconds each.

Press the key again to continue

listening to the current frequency.

• CD, USB m ode

- Shortly press the key : Preview s each song

(file) for 10 seconds each

Press the key again to continue

listening to the current song (file).

Converts to Setup m ode.

• R adio m ode : turn to change broadcast

frequencies.

• M edia (CD/USB/iPod®/My Music) m odes :

turn to search tracks/ channels/files.

• MP3, CD, USB m ode : Folder Search

May differ depending on the selected audio

SCAN

DISP

SETUP

FO LDER

TUNE

knob

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Steering-w heel m ounted contro ls

The actual feature in the vehicle m ay differ from the

illustration.

N am e D escription

MODE

• Each time this key is pressed, the m ode is

changed in order of FM 1 FM 2 FM A

AM AM A CD USB or iPod

AUX

My Music B T Audio.

• If the m edia is not connected or a disc is not

inserted, corresponding m odes will be disabled.

,U sed to control volum e.

,Mute the microphone during a call.

• W hen pressed shortly (under 0.8 seconds)

- R adio m ode : searches broadcast frequen

cies saved to presets.

- M edia(CD / USB / iPod®/ My Music / BT

Audio) m odes : changes the track, file or

chapter.

• W hen pressed and held (over 0.8 seconds)

- R adio m ode, autom atically searches

broadcast frequencies and channels

- M edia(CD / USB / iPod®/ My Music)

m odes, rew inds or fast forwards the track

or song(file)

- BT Audio m ode may not be supported in

som e m obile phones.

VO L-VO L+

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N am e D escription

• W hen pressed shortly

- W hen pressed in the phone screen, displays

call history screen

- W hen pressed in the dial screen, makes a call

- W hen pressed in the incom ing call screen,

answ ers the call

- W hen pressed during call waiting, sw itches

to waiting cal

l (Call Waiting)

• W hen pressed and held (over 0.8 seconds)

- W hen pressed in the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology H andsfree wait m ode, redials the

last call

- W hen pressed during a Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology H andsfree call, sw itches call

back to m obile phone (Private)

- W hen pressed while calling on the m obile

phone, sw itches call back to Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology H andsfree (O perates

only w hen Bluetooth®Wireless Technology

H andsfree is connected)

Ends phone call

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RADIO M ODE

(FOR RDS M ODEL)

B asic M ode Screen

1. M ode Display

Displays currently operating m ode

2. Frequency

Displays the current frequency

3. Preset

Displays current preset num ber

4. Preset Display

Displays preset buttons

5. Autostore

Autom atically saves frequencies with

superior reception to Preset

buttons

6. RDS Info

Displays RDS broadcast inform ation

Switching to Radio M ode

Pressing the key will change

the operating m ode in order of

FM 1

FM 2 FM A AM AM A

If [Pop up M ode]is turned on w ithin

[Display], then pressing the

key w ill display the R adio

Pop-up M ode screen.

Turn the TU N E knob to m ove the

focus. Press the knob to select.

1RADIO

SETUP

RADIO

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Searching Radio Frequencies

Using Seek

Press the key to play the

previous/next frequency.

Using TUNE

Turn the TU N E knob to select the

desired frequency.

• FM : Increases/decreased by 100kH z

• AM : Increases/decreased by 9kH z

Using Radio M ode

Selecting /Saving Presets

Press the ~ buttons to play

the desired preset.

Press the button to display the

broadcast inform ation for the fre-

quency saved to each button.

NOTICE

While listen ing to a frequency you

want to save as a preset, p ress an d

hold one of the [1] ~ [6] preset buttons

(over 0.8 seconds) to save the current

frequency to the selected preset.

Auto Store

Press the button to autom ati-

cally save receivable frequencies to

Preset buttons.

NOTICE

While Auto Store is operating, p ress-

ing the [C ancel] button again will can-

cel Auto Store and restore the previ-

ous frequency.

SEEK

TRACK

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RDS Menu

Press the button to set the AF

(Alternative Frequency), R egion and

News features.

NOTICE

The RDS M enu is not supported with-

in AM or AM A mode.

Scan

Press the key to preview fre-

quencies w ith superior reception for

5 seconds each.

Press and hold the key (over

0.8 seconds) to preview presets for 5

seconds each.

NOTICE

O nce scan is com p lete, the previous

frequency will be restored.

While Scan is operating, p ressing and

holding the key (over 0.8 sec-

onds) will cancel the sca n operation.

TA (Traffic Announcem ent)

Press the key to turn the TA

(T raffic Announcem ent) feature

On/Off.

SCAN

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RADIO M ODE

B asic M ode Screen

1. M ode Display

Displays currently operating m ode.

2. Frequency

Displays the current frequency.

3. Preset

Displays current preset num ber

~ .

4. Preset Display

Displays preset buttons.

5. Auto store

Autom atically saves frequencies with

superior reception to Preset

buttons.

Switching to Radio M ode

Pressing the key will change

the operating m ode in order of FM 1

FM 2 AM

If [M ode Pop up] is turned on within

[Display], then pressing the

key will display the R adio

Pop-up M ode screen.

Turn the TU N E knob to move the

focus. Press the knob to select.

RADIO

SETUP

RADIO

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Searching Radio Frequencies

Using Seek

Press the key to play the

previous/next frequency.

Using TUNE

Turn the TU N E knob to select the

desired frequency.

• FM : Increases/decreased by

200kH z

• AM : Increases/decreased by

10kH z

Using Radio M ode

Selecting Presets/Saving Presets

Press the button to display

the broadcast inform ation for the fre-

quency saved to each button.

Press the ~ buttons to play

the desired preset.

NOTICE

While listening to a frequency you

want to save as a preset, p ress an d

hold one of the ~ p reset

buttons (over 0.8 seconds) to save

the current frequency to the selected

preset.

Auto Store

Press the button to auto-

matically save receivable frequen-

cies to Preset buttons.

NOTICE

While A u to Store is operating,

p ressing the [C ancel] button again

will cancel Auto Store and restore

the previous frequency.

Scan

Press the key to preview fre-

quencies

with superior reception for 5 seconds

each.

Press and hold the key (over

0.8 seconds) to preview presets for 5

seconds each.

Once scan is com plete, the previous

frequency will be restored.

While Scan is operating, pressing

the key will cancel the scan

operation.

SEEK

TRACK

P6P1

SCAN

Auto store

Preset

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M EDIA M ODE

Pressing the key will change

the operating m ode in order of CD

USB(iPod®)

AUX

My Music B T

Audio.

If [M ode Pop up] is turned on w ithin

[Display], then pressing the

key w ill display the M edia

Pop-up M ode screen.

Turn the TU N E knob to m ove the

focus. Press the knob to select.

NOTICE

The media mode pop up screen can

be disp layed only when there are two

or more media modes turned on.

Title Icon

W hen a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology, iPod®, USB, or AUX

device is connected or a CD is

inserted, the corresponding m ode

icon will be displayed.

Icon Title

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

iPod®

USB

AUX

MEDIA

SETUP

MEDIA

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AUDIO CD M ODE

Using Audio CD M ode

Playing/Pausing CD Tracks

O nce an audio CD is inserted, the

m ode w ill autom atically start and

begin playing.

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

•Only genuine audio C D s are sup-

ported. Other discs m ay resu lt in

recognition failure (e.g. copy CD-

R, CDs with labels)

•The artist and title inform ation

are disp layed on the screen if

tra ck inform ation is included

within the audio CD.

Changing Tracks

Press the key to m ove to

the previous or next track.

NOTICE

• P ressing the key after the

track h as been p laying for 2 sec-

onds w ill start the cu rrent track

from the beginning.

• P ressing the key before

the track h as been playing for 1

second s w ill start the previous

track.

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

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Selecting fro m the List

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired track.

O nce you find the desired track,

press the TU N E knob to start

playing.

Rewinding / Fast-forw arding

Tracks

While playing, press and hold the

key to rew ind or fast-for-

ward the current track.

Scan

Press the key to play the first

10 seconds of each file.

Audio CD M ode Menu

Within this m ode, you w ill have

access to the Info, R andom (Shuffle),

R epeat and List features.

Info

Press the ( ) button to

display details about the current disc.

Random (Shuffle)

Press the ( ) button to

play tracks in random (S huffle) order.

Press the ( ) button again

to turn the R andom (Shuffle) feature

off.

• R andom (Shuffle): Plays all tracks

in random (Shuffle) order.

R epeat

Press the ( ) button to

repeat the current track. Press the

button again to turn the repeat fea-

ture off.

• R epeat : R epeats the current track.

R epeat

Shuffle

SEEK

TRACK

Shuffle

Info

SCAN

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List

Press the ( ) button to

display the track list screen.

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for tracks. Once the desired

track is displayed, press the knob to

select and play.

List

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M P3 CD M ODE

Using MP3 CD M ode

Playing/Pausing MP3 Files

O nce an M P 3 disc is inserted the

m ode w ill autom atically start and

being playing.

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

If there are num erous files and fold-

ers w ithin the disc, read ing time

could take m ore than 10 seconds

and the list m ay not be disp layed or

song searches m ay not operate.

O n ce loading is com plete, try again.

Changing Files

Press the key to m ove to

the previous or next file.

NOTICE

• P ressing the key after the

file has b een playing for 2 seconds

will start the current file from the

beginning.

• P ressing the key before

the file has been playing for 1 sec-

onds will start the previous file.

Selecting fro m the List

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired file.

Once you find the desired file, press

the TU N E knob to start playing.

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

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Rewinding / Fast-forw arding Files

While playing, press and hold the

key (over 0.8 seconds) to

rew ind or fast-forward the current file.

Scan

Press the key to play the first

10 seconds of each file.

Searching Folders

Press the key to select

and search folders.

Once the desired folder is displayed,

press the TU N E knob to select.

The first file within the selected fold-

er will begin playing.

MP3 CD M ode Menu

Within this m ode, you w ill have

access to the Info, R andom (Shuffle),

R epeat, Copy and List features.

Info

Press the ( ) button to

display details about the current file.

NOTICE

• W hen the ‘Folder File’ option is

set as the default disp lay w ithin

Disp lay setup, the album /artist/file

inform ation are disp layed as

detailed file inform ation.

• W hen the ‘Album A rtist Song’

option is set as the default disp lay,

the folder nam e/file nam e are dis-

played as detailed file inform ation.

•The title, artist and album info are

disp layed only w hen such infor-

mation are recorded w ithin the

MP3 file ID 3 tag.

Random (Shuffle)

Press the ( ) button to

play files in random (S huffle) order.

Each time the button is pressed, the

feature changes in order of R andom

(Shuffle) Folder R andom (S huffle)

All Off.

• R andom (Shuffle) Folder : Plays all

files w ithin the current folder in

R andom (Shuffle) order.

• R andom (Shuffle) All : Plays all files

in R andom (Shuffle) order.

Shuffle

Info

FO LDER

SEEK

TRACK

SCAN

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R epeat

Press the ( ) button to

repeat the current file or folder.

Each time the button is pressed, the

feature changes in order of R epeat

R epeat Folder O ff.

• R epeat: R epeats the current file.

• R epeat Folder: R epeats all files

within the current Folder.

Copying Files

Press the ( ) button to

copy the current file into My Music.

NOTICE

Selecting another feature during

copying will disp lay a pop-up asking

whether you wish to cancel copying.

To can cel, select 'Yes’.

List

Press the ( ) button to

display the file list screen.

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for files. Once the desired file

is displayed, press the knob to select

and play.

List

Copy

R epeat

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USB M ODE

Using USB M ode

Playing/Pausing USB Files

Once a USB is connected, the m ode

will autom atically start and begin

playing a USB file.

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

• L oading m ay require additional

time if there are m any files and

folders w ithin the U SB and result

in faulty list disp lay or file search -

ing. Normal operations will resu m e

once loading is com plete.

• T he device m ay not support nor-

mal operation w hen using a U SB

memory type besides (M etal

C over Type) USB Memory.

Changing Files

Press the keys to m ove to

the previous or next file.

NOTICE

• P ressing the key after the

file has b een playing for 2 seconds

will start the current file from the

beginning.

• P ressing the key before

the file has been playing for 1 sec-

onds will start the previous file.

Selecting fro m the List

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired file.

Once you find the desired file, press

the TU N E knob to start playing.

Rewinding / Fast-forw arding

Files

While playing, press and hold the

key (over 0.8 seconds) to

rew ind or fast-forward the current file.

Scan

Press the key to play the first

10 seconds of each file.

SCAN

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

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Searching Folders

Press the key to select

and search folders.

Once the desired folder is displayed,

press the TU N E knob to select.

The first file within the selected fold-

er will begin playing.

USB M ode Menu

Within this m ode, you w ill have

access to the Info, R andom (Shuffle),

R epeat, Copy and List features.

Info

Press the ( ) button to

display details about the current file.

NOTICE

• W hen the ‘Folder File’ option is set

as the default disp lay w ithin

Disp lay setup, the album /artist/file

inform ation are disp layed as

detailed file inform ation.

• W hen the ‘Album A rtist Song’

option is set as the default disp lay,

the folder nam e/file nam e are dis-

played as detailed file inform ation.

•The title, artist and album info are

disp layed only w hen such infor-

mation are recorded w ithin the

MP3 file ID 3 tag.

Random (Shuffle)

Press the ( ) button to

play files in random (S huffle) order.

Each time the button is pressed, the

feature changes in order of

R andom (Shuffle) Folder R andom

(Shuffle) AllOff.

• R andom (Shuffle) Folder : Plays the

files in the current folder in ran-

dom (Shuffle) order.

• R andom (Shuffle) All : Plays all files

in random (Shuffle) order.

Shuffle

Info

FO LDER

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R epeat

Press the ( ) button to

repeat the current file or folder.

Each time the button is pressed, the

feature changes in order of R epeat

R epeat Folder Off.

• R epeat : R epeats the current file.

• R epeat Folder : R epeats all files

within the current folder.

Copying Files

Press the ( ) button to

copy the current file into My Music.

NOTICE

Selecting another feature during

copying will disp lay a pop-up asking

whether you wish to cancel copying.

To can cel, select 'Yes’.

List

Press the ( ) button to

display the file list screen.

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for files. Once the desired file

is displayed, press the knob to select

and play.

Copy

List

R epeat

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iPod

M ODE

Using iPod®M ode

Playing/Pausing iPod

Songs

O nce an iPod®is connected, the

m ode w ill autom atically start and

begin playing an iPod®song.

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

iPod®s with unsupported com m uni-

cation protocols m ay not properly

operate in the audio sy stem .

Changing Songs

Press the key to m ove to

the previous or next song.

NOTICE

• P ressing the key after

the so n g has been playing for 2 sec-

onds w ill start the cu rrent son g

from the beginning.

• P ressing the key before

the so n g has been playing for 1 sec-

onds will start the previous so n g .

•Slight time differences m ay exist

depending your iPod®product.

Rewinding / Fast-forw arding

Songs

While playing, press and hold the

key (over 0.8 seconds) to

rew ind or fast-forward the current

song.

Searching Categories

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired category.

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

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O nce you find the desired category,

press the TU N E knob to select

and play.

NOTICE

T h ere are eight categories that can be

searched, including Playlists, Artists,

Album s, Genres, Songs, C om posers,

A udiobooks and Podcasts.

Category Menu

Within the iPod®Category m enu,

you w ill have access to the ,

, and features.

1. : Displays the play screen

2. (Hom e)

: Moves to the iPod®

root category screen

3. : Moves to the previous cate-

gory

NOTICE

•If the search m ode is a ccessed

while playing a song, the m ost

recently searched category is d is-

played.

•Search steps upon initial con n ec-

tion m ay differ depending on the

type of iPod®device.

iPod®M ode Menu

Within this m ode, you w ill have

access to the R andom (Shuffle),

R epeat and List features.

Random (Shuffle)

Press the ( ) button to

play songs in random (S huffle) order.

• R andom (Shuffle) All : Plays all

songs in R andom (Shuffle) order.

Shuffle

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R epeat

Press the ( ) button to

repeat the current song. Press the

button again to turn the repeat fea-

ture off.

• R epeat : R epeats the current song

List

Press the ( ) button to

display the Category Menu.

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired category.

O nce you find the desired category,

press the TU N E knob to select

and play.

List

R epeat

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AUX M ODE

Using AUX M ode

Press the key Select [AUX]

An external device can be connected

to play music.

Connecting an External Device

External audio players (Cam corders,

car VCR, etc.) can be played through

a dedicated cable.

MEDIA

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M Y M USIC M ODE

Using My Music M ode

Playing/Pausing My Music Files

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

If there are no files saved within My

Music, the button w ill be

disab led.

Changing Files

Press the key to move to

the previous or next file.

NOTICE

• P ressing the key after

the file has been playing for 2 sec-

onds w ill start the current file

from the beginning.

• P ressing the key before

the file has been playing for 1 sec-

onds will start the previous file.

Selecting fro m the List

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for the desired file.

Once you find the desired file, press

the TU N E knob to start playing.

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

SEEK

TRACK

My Music

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Rewinding / Fast-forw arding

Files

While playing, press and hold the

key to rew ind or fast-for-

ward the current file.

Scan

Press the key to play the first

10 seconds of each file.

My Music M ode Menu

Within this m ode, you w ill have

access to the Info, R andom (Shuffle),

R epeat, Delete and List features.

Info

Press the ( ) button to

display details about the current file.

NOTICE

The title, artist and album info are

disp layed only w hen such inform a-

tion is record ed within the MP3 file

ID 3 tag.

Random

Press the ( ) button to

play files in random order. Press the

button again to turn the R andom fea-

ture off.

R epeat

Press the ( ) button to

repeat the current song. Press the

button again to turn the repeat fea-

ture off.

Deleting Files

Press the ( ) button to

delete the current file.

Delete

R epeat

Shuffle

SCAN

SEEK

TRACK

Info

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List

Press the button to display the

file list screen.

Turn the TU N E knob left/right to

search for files. Once the desired file

is displayed, press the knob to select

and play.

List Menu

From the List screen, it is possible to

delete files you previously saved into

My Music.

Press the ( ) button or

individually select the files you w ant to

delete. Once files are selected, the

() button and

() buttons will be

enabled.

1) : Moves to the previous screen

2) (

Selects all

)

: Selects all files

3) (Unselect All) : Deselects all

selected files

4) (Delete)

: Deletes selected files

After selecting the files you w ant to

delete, press the ()

button to delete the

selected files.

NOTICE

•If there is memory available, up to

6,000 files can be saved.

• Identical files cann ot be copied

more than 1,000 times.

•To check memory inform ation, go

to [S y stem ] [M em o r y

In form ation]

Delete

List

SETUP

Delete

Unselect All

Select All

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Bluetooth

W ireless

Technology AUDIO M ODE

(for

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology equipped m odel)

Using

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology Audio M ode

Playing/Pausing Bluetooth

Wire less Technology

Audio

Once a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology device is connected, the

m ode will autom atically start.

While playing, press the button

to pause and press button to

play.

NOTICE

The play/pause feature m ay op erate

differently depending on the mobile

phone.

Changing Files

Press the key to move to

the previous or next file.

Setting C onnection

If a

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

device has not been connected,

press the key [P hone] but-

ton to display the

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology connection

screen.

It is possible to use the pair phone,

connect/disconnect and delete fea-

tures from your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology phone.

NOTICE

• If th e B luetooth®Wireless

Technology audio is n ot operating

prop erly, ch eck whether the feature

is turned off at [Phone]

[A udio stream ing] (Stream ing

A udio). If the feature is off, turn

back on and try again.

• If music is not yet playing from your

mobile device after con verting to

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

A udio mode, p ressing the play but-

ton once m ay start playing the

mode. C heck to see that music is

playin g fro m th e B luetooth®

Wireless T ech n o logy device after

converting to B luetooth®Wireless

Technology A udio Mode.

SEEK

TRACK

SETUP

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Bluetooth

Wire less Technology

(for RDS,

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology equipped m odel)

Using

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology H andsfre e

•

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

refers to a short-distance w ireless

networking technology which uses a

2.45G H z frequency to connect vari-

ous devices w ithin a certain dis-

tance.

• Supported w ithin PC s, external

devices,

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology phones, PDAs, vari-

ous electronic devices, and auto-

motive environm ents,

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology allow s data to

be transm itted at high speeds with-

out having to use a connector

cable.

•

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

H andsfree refers to a device which

allow s the user to conveniently

m ake phone calls w ith

Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology m obile

phones through the audio system .

CAUTION

•Bluetooth

Wire less Technology

Handsfree is a feature that

enables drivers to practice safe

driving. Connecting the car audio

system w ith a B luetooth

Wire less Technology phone

allow s the user to conveniently

m ake calls, receive calls, and

manage the phone book. Before

using the B luetooth

Wire less

Technology , carefully read the

contents of this user’s manual.

• Excessive use or operations

while driving m ay lead to negli-

gent driving practices and be the

cause of accidents.

• Do not operate the device exces-

sively while driving.

•View ing the screen for prolonged

periods of time is dangerous and

may lead to accidents. When driv-

ng, view the screen only for short

periods of time.

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NOTICE - USING UPON

CONNECTING

Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology PHONE

•Before connecting the car audio system

with the mobile phone, ch eck to see that

the m obile phone supports B luetooth®

Wireless Technology features.

•Even if the phone supports Bluetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology, the phone w ill

not be found during device searches if

the phone has b een set to hidden state

or the Bluetooth®Wireless Technology

pow er is turned off. Disab le the hidden

state or turn on the Bluetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology pow er prior to

sea rch ing/con n ecting w ith the car

audio system .

•If you do not want to autom atically

con nect your B luetooth®Wireless

Technology phone, try the follow ing.

1. Turn off the B luetooth®Wireless

Technology feature in your m obile

phone.

- For more inform ation on Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology features within

your m obile, refer to your m obile

phone user’s m anual.

2. Turn off the B luetooth®Wireless

Technology feature in your car

audio system .

(Continued)

- To turn off the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology feature in your car audio

system , go to [Phone] and

[turn off]the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology feature.

•Park the vehicle when conn ecting the

car audio system w ith your m obile

phone.

•Bluetooth®Wireless Technology con -

nection m ay becom e interm ittently

disconnected in some mobile phones.

Follow these steps to try again.

1. T u rn the B luetooth®Wireless

Technology function w ith in the

mobile phone off/on and try again.

2. T urn th e m obile phone pow er

Off/On and try again.

3 C om pletely rem ove the m obile

phone battery, reboot, and then

again.

4. R eboot the audio system and try

again.

5. Delete all paired devices, pair an d

try again.

•The H andsfree call volum e and quali-

ty m ay differ depending on the mobile

phone.

(Continued)

SETUP

(Continued)

•Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology fea-

tures supported w ithin the vehicle are

as follow s. Som e features m ay not be

supported depending on your

Bluetooth®Wireless Technologydevice.

- A n sw ering and placing Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology H andsfree calls

- M enu operation during call (Sw itch

to Private, Sw itch to call waiting,

Outgoing volum e)

- Download Call History

- Download Mobile Phone book

- Phone book/Call History Auto Download

-Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

device auto con n ection - Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology A udio

•It is p o ssible to pair up to five

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

devices to the car system .

•Only one B luetooth®Wireless

Technology device can be con nected at

a time.

•Other devices cannot be paired while a

Bluetooth®Wireless Technologydevice

is already conn ected.

• W hen a Bluetooth®Wireless Technology

device is b ein g conn ected, the connec-

tion p ro cess cannot be can celed .

(Continued)

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Pairing a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology wire less technolo-

gy Device

What is

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology Pairing?

Pairing refers to the process of syn-

chronizing your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology phone or device with the

car audio system for connection.

Pairing is necessary to connect and

use the

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology feature.

Pairing Key / Key

on the Steering Rem ote

Contro ller

When No Devices have been Paired

1. Press the key or the

key on the steering rem ote con-

troller. The follow ing screen is dis-

played.

2. Press the button to enter the

Pair P hone screen.

PHO NE

(Continued)

•Only B luetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

H andsfree an d B luetooth®Wireless

Technology audio related features will

op erate within this system .

•Normal operation is p ossible only for

devices that support H andsfree or

audio features, such as a B luetooth®

Wireless Technology mobile phone or

a B luetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

audio device.

•Only one function can be used at a time

betw een the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology H andsfree an d B luetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology audio. (While

playing Bluetooth®Wireless Technology

audio, stream ing will end upon en tering

the Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

phone screen.)

• If a connected B luetooth®Wireless

Technology device b ecom es d isco n -

nected for various reasons, su ch as

being out of range, turning the device

OFF, or a B luetooth®Wireless

Technology com m unication error,

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

devices are autom atically searched

and conn ected.

•Placing the audio system within an

electrom agnetic en viron m en t may

resu lt in noise interference.

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1) Device : Name of device as show n

w hen searching from your

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

device

2)P asskey : P asskey used to pair the

device

3.From your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology device (i.e. M obile

Phone), search and select your

car audio system .

4.After a few moments, a screen is

displayed w here the passkey is

entered.

Here, enter the passkey “0000” to

pair your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology device w ith the car

audio system .

5. O nce pairing is com plete, the fol-

low ing screen is displayed.

NOTICE

•If Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

devices are paired but none are cur-

ren tly con nected, p ressing the

key or the key on the

steering rem ote controller disp lays the

follow ing screen. P ress the [Pair] but-

ton to pair a new device or press the

[C onn ect] to connect a previously pair

device.

Pairing through [PHONE]

Setup

P ress the key Select

[Phone] Select [Pair Phone]

Select TUNE knob

1. The follow ing steps are the sam e

as the steps described in the

“W hen N o D evices have been

Paired” section.

SETUP

PHO NE

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NOTICE

• The waiting p eriod during phone pair-

ing will last for one minute. The pair-

ing p rocess will fail if the device is not

paired w ithin the given time. If the

pairing process fails, you m ust start

the p rocess from the beginning.

• G en erally, most Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology devices w ill autom atically

con nect on ce pairing is co m p lete.

However, som e d ev ices m ay require a

sep a ra te verification process to con-

nect. C heck to see whether Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology has been proper-

ly conn ected w ith in your m obile

phone.

• L ist of paired B luetooth®Wireless

Technology devices can be view ed at

[Phone] [Paired P h on e

List].

Connecting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

1) C onnected Phone : Device that is cur-

rently connected

2) Paired Phone : Device that is paired

but not connected

From the paired phone list, select the

device you w ant to connect and

press the button.

SETUP

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Changing Priority

What is Priority?

It is possible to pair up to five

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology

devices w ith the car audio system .

As a result, the “C hange Priority’ fea-

ture is used to set the connection pri-

ority of paired phones. However, the

most recently connected phone w ill

alw ays be set as the highest priority.

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] Select [Paired P hone List]

From the paired phone list, select

the phone you w ant to change to the

highest priority, then press the

button from the M enu. The selected

device w ill be changed to the high-

est priority.

Disconnecting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

From the paired phone list, select the

currently connected device and

press the button.

SETUP

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Deleting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

From the paired phone list, select the

device you w ant to delete and press

the button.

NOTICE

• W hen deleting the currently connect-

ed device, the device will autom atical-

ly be disconnected to proceed with the

deleting p rocess.

•If a paired B luetooth®Wireless

Technology device is d eleted , th e

device’s call history and phone book

data will also be deleted.

•To re-use a deleted d evice, you m ust

pair the device again.

USING

Bluetooth®

W ireless

Technology

Phone Menu S creen

Phone Menus

With a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology device connected, press

the key to display the Phone

menu screen.

1) D ial N um ber : Displays the dial screen

w here num bers can be dialed to make

calls

2) C all History : Displays the call history

list screen

3) P hone book : Displays the P hone

book list screen

4) S etup : Displays P hone related set-

tings

NOTICE

• If you p ress the [Call History] button

but there is n o call history data, a

prom pt is d isp layed w hich asks

whether to dow nload call history

data.

• If you p ress the [Phone book] button

but there is no phone book data, a

prom pt is d isp layed w hich asks

whether to dow nload phone book

data. .

• This feature m ay not be supported in

som e mobile phones. For more infor-

mation on dow nload support, refer

to your mobile phone user’s m anual.

PHO NE

SETUP

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Calling by Dialing a Num ber

Press the key Select [Dial

N um ber]

1) Dial Pad : U sed to enter phone num -

ber

2) Call : If a num ber has been entered,

calls the num ber If no num ber has

been entered, sw itches to call history

screen

3) E nd : Deletes the entered phone num -

ber

4) Delete : Deletes entered num bers one

digit at a time

Answering Calls

Answering a Call

Answering a call with a

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology device connect-

ed will display the follow ing screen.

1) Caller : Displays the other part’s nam e

w hen the incom ing caller is saved

within your phone book

2) Incom ing N um ber : Displays the

incom ing num ber

3) Accept : Accept the incom ing call

4) Reject : Reject the incom ing call

NOTICE

• When the incom ing call pop-up is dis-

played, most A udio and SETUP mode

features will not operate. Only the call

volum e can be op erated.

•The telephone num ber m ay not be

prop erly disp layed in some mobile

phones.

• W hen a call is an sw ered w ith the

mobile phone, the call mode will auto-

matically convert to Private mode.

PHO NE

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During a Handsfree Call

1)C aller : Displays the other party’s nam e

if the incom ing caller is saved w ithin

your phone book

2)Incom ing N um ber : Displays the

incom ing num ber

3) Call time : Displays the call time

4) End : E nds call

5) Private : Converts to Private m ode

6) Out Vol. :

Sets call volum e as heard by

the other party

7) Mute : Turns Mic Mute On/Off

NOTICE

If the mic is muted, the other party will

not be able to hear your voice.

Call History

Press the key Select [Call

History]

A list of incom ing, outgoing and m issed

calls is displayed.

Press the [Download] button to dow nload

the call history.

1) C all History :

- Displays recent calls (call history)

- C onnects call upon selection

2)Download : Download R ecent Call

History

NOTICE

• T h e call history list will disp lay up to

30 outgoing, incom ing, and m issed

calls.

• Upon dow nloading call histories, pre-

viously saved histories are deleted .

• In com ing calls with hidden caller ID s

will not be saved in the call history

list.

• P rev iously saved phone book entries

are stored even if a device i

s d isco n -

nected and re-con nected.

• The dow nload feature m ay not be sup-

ported in so m e mobile phones. C heck

to see that the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device supports the dow n-

load feature.

PHO NE

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Phone Book

P ress the key S elect

[Phone book]

The list of saved phone book entries is

displayed. Press the [Download] button

to dow nload the call history.

1) Phone book List :

-Displays dow nloaded phone book

entries

-C onnects call upon selection

2)Download : Download phone book

entries

NOTICE

•Up to 1,000 phone book entries can be

cop ied into car phone book.

• Upon downloading phone book data,

previously saved phone book data will

be deleted .

•Downloading is n o t p o ssible if the

phone book dow nload feature is

tu rn ed o ff w ith in the Bluetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology device. Also,

som e d evices m ay requ ire d evice

authorization upon attem pting to

dow nload. If dow nloading cannot be

norm ally conducted, check the

Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n ology

device setting or the screen state.

•Caller ID inform ation will not be dis-

played for unsaved callers.

•The dow nload feature m ay not be sup-

ported in so m e mobile phones. C heck

to see that the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device supports the dow n-

load feature.

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Bluetooth

Wire less Technology

(for

Bluetooth

Wire less

Technology equipped m odel)

Pairing a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology wire less technolo-

gy Device

What is

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology Pairing?

Pairing refers to the process of syn-

chronizing your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology phone or device with the

car audio system for connection.

Pairing is necessary to connect and

use the

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology feature.

Pairing Key / Key on

the Steering Rem ote C ontroller

When No Devices have been Paired

1. Press the key or the

key on the steering rem ote con-

troller. The follow ing screen is dis-

played.

2. Press the button to enter the

Pair P hone screen.

1) D evice : Name of device as show n

w hen searching from your

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology device

2) P asskey : Passkey used to pair the

device

3.From your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology device (i.e. M obile

Phone), search and select your

car audio system .

4.After a few moments, a screen is

displayed w here the passkey is

entered.

Here, enter the passkey “0000” to

pair your

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology device w ith the car

audio system .

5.O nce pairing is com plete, the fol-

low ing screen is displayed.

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NOTICE

•If Bluetooth®Wireless T ech n o logy

devices are paired but none are cur-

ren tly con nected, p ressing the

key or the key on the

steering rem ote controller disp lays the

follow ing screen. P ress the [Pair] but-

ton to pair a new device or press the

[C onn ect] to connect a previously pair

device.

Pairing through [PHONE]

Setup

P ress the key Select

[Phone] Select [Pair Phone]

Select TUNE knob

1. The follow ing steps are the sam e as

the steps described in the “W hen N o

Devices have been Paired” section.

NOTICE

•The waiting period during phone

pairing w ill last for one m inute. The

pairing p rocess will fail if the device is

not paired within the given time. If the

pairing process fails, you m ust start

the p rocess from the beginning.

• G enerally, most Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology devices will autom atically

con nect on ce pairing is co m p lete.

However, so m e devices m ay require a

sep a ra te verification process to con-

nect. C h eck to see whether Bluetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology has been prop-

erly conn ected w ithin your m obile

phone.

•List of paired B luetooth®Wireless

Technology devices can be view ed at

[Phone] [Paired P h on e

List].

SETUP

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Connecting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

1) C onnected Phone : Device that is cur-

rently connected

2) Paired Phone : Device that is paired

but not connected

From the paired phone list, select the

device you w ant to connect and press the

button.

Changing Priority

What is Priority?

It is possible to pair up to five

Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology

devices w ith the car audio system .

As a result, the “C hange Priority’ fea-

ture is used to set the connection pri-

ority of paired phones. However, the

most recently connected phone w ill

alw ays be set as the highest priority.

Press the key S elect [P hone]

Select [Paired Phone List]

C onnect

SETUP

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From the paired phone list, select

the phone you w ant to change to the

highest priority, then press the

button from the M enu.

The selected device will be changed

to the highest priority.

Disconnecting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

From the paired phone list, select the

currently connected device and press the

button.

Deleting a Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

From the paired phone list, select the

device you w ant to delete and press the

button.

Delete

Disconnect

C hange priority

SETUP SETUP

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NOTICE

• W hen deleting the currently connect-

ed device, the device will autom atical-

ly be disconnected to proceed with the

deleting p rocess.

•If a paired B luetooth®Wireless

Technology device is d eleted , th e

device’s call history and contactsdata

will also be deleted.

•To re-use a deleted d evice, you m ust

pair the device again.

USING

Bluetooth®

W ireless

Technology

Phone Menu S creen

Phone Menus

With a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology device connected, press

the key to display the Phone

menu screen.

1) Dial Number : Displays the dial screen

w here num bers can be dialed to make

calls

2) Call History : Displays the call history

list screen

3) C ontacts: Displays the C ontactslist

screen

4) Setup : Displays P hone related set-

tings

NOTICE

• If you press the [Call History] button

but there is n o call history data, a

prom pt is d isp layed w hich ask s

whether to dow nload call history data.

• If you press the [contacts] button but

there is no contacs data, a prom pt is

disp layed w hich ask s w hether to

dow nload con tactsdata.

• T h is feature m ay not be supported in

some mobile phones. F or m ore infor-

mation on dow nload support, refer to

your mobile phone user’s m anual.

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Calling by Dialing a Num ber

Press the key Select [Dial

N um ber]

1) Dial Pad : U sed to enter phone num -

ber

2) Call : If a num ber has been entered,

calls the num ber If no num ber has

been entered, sw itches to call history

screen

3) E nd : Deletes the entered phone num -

ber

4) Delete : Deletes entered num bers one

digit at a time

Answering Calls

Answering a Call

Answering a call with a

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology device connect-

ed will display the follow ing screen.

1) C aller : Displays the other part’s nam e

w hen the incom ing caller is saved

within your contacts

2) Incom ing N um ber : Displays the

incom ing num ber

3) Accept : Accept the incom ing call

4) Reject : Reject the incom ing call

NOTICE

• W hen the incom ing call pop-up is dis-

played, most A udio and SETUP mode

features will not operate. Only the call

volum e can be op erated.

•The telephone num ber m ay not be

prop erly disp layed in some mobile

phones.

• W hen a call is an sw ered w ith the

mobile phone, the call mode will auto-

matically convert to Private mode.

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During a Handsfree Call

1) C aller : Displays the other party’s

nam e if the incom ing caller is saved

within your contacts

2) Incom ing N um ber : Displays the

incom ing num ber

3) Call time : Displays the call time

4) End : E nds call

5) Private : Converts to Private m ode

6) Out Vol. : Sets call

volum e as heard by

the other party

7) Mute : Turns Mic Mute On/Off

NOTICE

If the mic is muted, the other party will

not be able to hear your voice.

Call History

Press the key Select [Call

History]

A list of incom ing, outgoing and m issed

calls is displayed.

Press the button to dow nload

the call history.

1) C all History :

- Displays recent calls (call history)

- C onnects call upon selection

2)Download : Download R ecent Call

History

Contacts

P ress the key S elect

[C ontacts]

The list of saved phone book entries is

displayed. Press the button to

dow nload the call history.

1) C ontactsList :

- Displays dow nloaded contacts entries

- C onnects call upon selection

2) Download : Download contacts entries

Download

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NOTICE

•Up to 1,000 contactsentries can be

cop ied into car contacts.

• U pon dow nloading contactsdata, pre-

viously saved contactsdata w ill be

deleted.

•Downloading is not p ossible if the con-

tactsdownload feature is turned off

with in the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device. Also, som e devices

m ay require d evice authorization

upon attem pting to dow nload. If

dow nloading cannot be norm ally con-

ducted, check the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device setting or the

screen state.

•Caller ID inform ation will not be dis-

played for unsaved callers.

•The dow nload feature m ay not be sup-

ported in so m e mobile phones. C heck

to see that the Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device supports the dow n-

load feature.

NOTICE - USING THE Voice

Recognition

• W hen using the voice recognition fea-

ture, only commands listed within the

user's m anual are supported .

•Be aw are that during the operation of

the voice recognition sy stem , p ressing

any key other than the key or

touching th e screen w ill term inate

voice recognition mode.

• F or su perior voice recognition p er-

form an ce, position the m icrophone

used for voice recognit

ion above the

head of the driver’s seat and maintain

a proper position w hen saying com -

m ands.

•Within the follow ing situations, voice

recognition m ay not function p roperly

due to external sound.

- When the window s and sunroof are

open

- When the wind of the cooling / heat-

ing device is stron g

- When entering and p assing through

tunnels

- When driving on rugged and uneven

roads

- During severe rain (heavy rains,

windstorm s)

• Phone related voice commands can be

used only when a Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology device is con n ected.

• W hen making calls by stating a nam e,

the corresponding contact must be

dow nloaded and stored w ithin the

audio system .

• A fter d o w n loading the Bluetooth®

Wireless T ech n ology phone book, it

takes so m e times to con vert the phone

book data into voice inform ation.

During this time, voice recognition

m ay not prop erly op erate.

• Pronounce the voice commands natu-

rally and clearly as if in a norm al con-

versation.

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VOICE RECOGNITION

(if equipped)

Using Voice Recognition

Starting Voice Recognition

Shortly press the key on the

steering rem ote controller .Say a

com m and

If voice recognition is in [Norm al M ode],

then the system w ill say “Please say a

com m and. Beep~”

•If voice recognition is in [Expert

M ode], then the system will only say a

“B eep~”

• To change the N orm al M ode/E xpert

M ode setting, go to

[S ystem ] [Prom pt Feedback].

NOTICE

For proper recognition, say the com -

m and after the voice instruction and

beep tone.

Skipping Prom pt M essages

While prom pt m essage is being stat-

ed Shortly press the key on the

steering rem ote controller (under 0.8

seconds)

The prom pt m essage is im m ediately

ended and the beep tone w ill sound.

After the “beep”, say the voice com m and.

Re-starting Voice Recognition

While system waits for a com m and

Shortly press the key on the

steering rem ote controller (under 0.8

seconds)

The com m and w ait state is im m ediately

ended and the beep ton will sound. After

the “beep”, say the voice com m and.

SETUP

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ENDING VOICE RECOGNITION

While Voice R ecognition is operating

Press and hold the key on the

steering rem ote controller (over 0.8

seconds)

NOTICE

• W h ile using voice com m and , p ressing

a steerin g w h eel rem ote control or a

different key will end voice command.

• In a state w h ere the system is waiting

for a voice com m and, say “cancel” or

“end” to end voice command.

• In a state w h ere the system is waiting

for a voice com m and, press and hold

the key on the steering rem ote

con troller to end voice command.

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Illustration on using voice com m ands

• Starting voice command.

Shortly pressing the key (under 0.8 seconds):

• Skipping Voice R ecognition

Shortly pressing the key (under

0.8 seconds):

• End voice command.

Shortly pressing the key (under 0.8 seconds):

More Help

Phone book

C ancel

More Help

Please say a com m and

Please say a...

More Help.

You can say R adio, FM , AM , M edia, CD, USB, Aux,

My Music, iPod, Bluetooth Audio, Phone, Call

History or P hone book. Please say a com m and.

Phone book.

Please say the nam e of the phone book you

w ant to call.

More Help.

You can say R adio, FM , AM , M edia, CD, USB, Aux,

My Music, iPod, Bluetooth Audio, P hone, Call

History or P hone book. Please say a com m and.

Ding~

Di-Ding~(C ancel Sound)

Ding~

Shortly pressing the key

(under 0.8 seconds)

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Com m and Function

More HelpProvides guidance on com m ands that can be

used anyw here in the system .

HelpProvides guidance on com m ands that can be

used within the current m ode.

Call<N am e> C alls <N am e> saved in

phone book

Ex) Call “John”

Phone P rovides guidance on Phone related com -

m ands. After saying this com m and, say “Call

History”, “

Phone book

”, “Dial N um ber” to exe-

cute corresponding functions.

Call History D isplays the Call History screen.

Phone book

Displays the

phone book

screen. After saying

this com m and, say the nam e of a

phone book

saved in the

phone book

to autom atically con-

nect the call.

Dial Num ber Display the D ial num ber screen. After saying

this com m and, you can say the num ber w hat

you w ant to call.

R edial C onnects the most recently called num ber.

R adio

•

W hen listening to the radio, displays the next

radio screen. (FM 1 FM 2 FM A AM

AM A)

•

W hen listening to a different m ode, displays

the most recently played radio screen.

Com m and Function

•

W hen currently listening to the FM radio,

maintains the current state.

•

W hen listening to a different m ode, displays

the most recently played FM screen.

FM 1(FM O ne) D isplays the FM 1 screen.

FM 2(FM Tw o) D isplays the FM 2 screen.

FM A Displays the FM A screen.

AM Displays the AM screen.

AM A Displays the AM A screen.

FM Preset 1~6 P lays the m ost recently played broadcast

saved in FM Preset 1~6.

AM Preset 1~6 P lays the broadcast saved in AM Preset 1~6.

FM 87.5~107.9Plays the FM broadcast of the corresponding

frequency.

AM 530~1710 P lays the AM broadcast of the corresponding

frequency.

TA on Enable Traffic Announcem ent

TA offDisable Traffic Announcem ent

News on Enable RDS News feature

News offDisable RDS News feature

Voice Command List

• C om m on C om m ands: These are com m ands that can be used in all situations. (However, som e com m ands may not be support-

ed in special circum stances.)

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Com m and Function

M ediaMoves to the m ost recently played m edia

screen.

Play Track 1~30 If a m usic C D has been inserted, plays the

corresponding track.

CD Plays the music saved in the CD.

Search CD Moves to the CD track or file selection screen.

•

For audio CDs, move to the screen and say the

track num ber to play the corresponding track.

•

Moves to MP3 CD file selection screen. After

m anually operate the device to select and

play music.

USB Plays USB m usic.

Search USB Moves to USB file selection screen. After

m anually operate the device to select and play

music.

iPod Plays iPod music.

Search iPod M oves to the iPod file selection screen. After,

m anually operate the device to select and play

music.

My MusicPlays the music saved in My Music.

Search My MusicMoves to My Music file selection screen. After

m anually operate the device to select and play

music.

Com m and Function

AUX (Auxiliary) Plays the connected external device.

Bluetooth AudioPlays the m usic saved in connected

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

device.

MuteMutes the radio or music volum e.

Pardon? R epeats the most recent com m ent.

C ancel (Exit) Ends voice com m and.

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• FM /AM radio com m ands: C om m ands that can be used while

listening to FM , AM radio.

• Audio C D com m ands: C om m ands that can be used w hile

listening to Audio CD.

Com m and Function

Preset 1~6 P lays the broadcast saved in Preset 1~6.

Auto StoreAutom atically selects radio broadcast fre-

quencies with superior reception and saves in

Presets 1~6.

Preset Save 1~6 Saves the current broadcast frequency to

Preset 1~6.

Seek up Plays the next receivable broadcast.

Seek dow n Plays the previous receivable broadcast.

Next Preset S elects the preset num ber next to the m ost

recently selected preset. (E xam ple: W hen cur-

rently listening to preset no. 3, then preset no.

4 will be selected.)

Previous Preset S elects the preset num ber previous to the

most recently selected preset. (E xam ple:

W hen currently listening to preset no. 3, then

preset no. 2 will be selected.)

Scan Scans receivable frequencies from the current

broadcast and plays for 10 seconds each.

Preset Scan M oves to the next preset from the current

present and plays for 10 seconds each.

AF on Enable Alternative Frequency feature

AF offDisable Alternative Frequency feature

R egion E nable R egion feature

Com m and Function

R egion off Disable R egion feature

Program Type M oves to the R D S P rogram type selection

screen. After, m anually operate the device to

select a desired program type.

R andom R andom ly plays the tracks within the CD.

R andom Off C ancels random play to play tracks in sequen-

tial order.

R epeat R epeats the current track.

R epeat Off C ancels repeat play to play tracks in sequen-

tial order.

Next Track Plays the next track.

Previous Track Plays the previous track.

Scan Scans the tracks from the next track for 10

seconds each.

Track 1~30 P lays the desired track num ber.

Search Track M oves to the track selection screen. After, say

the track nam e to play the corresponding track.

Inform ation D isplays the inform ation screen of the current

track.

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• MP3 CD / U S B com m ands: C om m ands that can be used

while listening to music files saved in CD and USB.

• iPod C om m ands: C om m ands that can be used while playing

iPod.

Com m and Function

R andom R andom ly plays the files w ithin the current

folder.

All R andom R andom ly plays all saved files.

R andom Off C ancels random play to play files in sequential

order.

R epeat R epeats the current file.

Folder R epeat R epeats all files in the current folder.

R epeat Off C ancels repeat play to play files in sequential

order.

Next FilePlays the next file.

Previous FilePlays the previous file.

Scan Scans the files from the next files for 10 sec-

onds each.

Search FileMoves to the file selection screen.

Search Folder M oves to the folder selection screen.

Inform ation D isplays the inform ation screen of the current

file.

Copy Copies the current file into My Music.

Com m and Function

All R andom R andom ly plays all saved songs.

R andom R andom ly plays the songs w ithin the current

category.

R andom Off C ancels random play to play songs in sequen-

tial order.

R epeat R epeats the current song.

R epeat Off C ancels repeat play to play songs in sequen-

tial order.

Next S ong P lays the next song.

Previous S ong Plays the previous song.

Search Song M oves to the song selection screen.

Inform ation D isplays the inform ation screen of the current

song.

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• My Music C om m ands: C om m ands that can be used w hile

playing My Music.

•

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology Audio C om m ands:

C om m ands that can be used while playing Phone Music.

Com m and Function

R andom R andom ly plays all saved files.

R andom Off C ancels random play to play files in sequential

order.

R epeat R epeats the current file.

R epeat Off C ancels repeat play to play files in sequential

order.

Next FilePlays the next file.

Previous FilePlays the previous file.

Scan Scans the files from the next files for 10 sec-

onds each.

Search FileMoves to the file selection screen.

Inform ation D isplays the inform ation screen of the current

file.

DeleteDeletes the current file. You w ill bypass an

additional confirm a tion process.

Delete AllDeletes all files saved in My Music. You w ill

bypass an additional confirm a tion process.

Com m and Function

Play P lays the currently paused song.

Pause Pauses the current song.

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SETUP

(FOR RDS,

BLUETOOTH

®W IRELESS

TECHNOLOGY EQUIPPED M ODEL)

Starting M ode

Press the key to display the

Setup screen.

You can select and control options related

to [Display], [Sound], [Phone] and

[S ystem ].

Display Settings

Adjusting the Brightness

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [Brightness]

Use the , buttons to adjust the

screen brightness or set the B rightness

on Autom atic, Day, or Night m ode.

Press the button to reset.

1)Autom atic : Adjusts the brightness

autom atically

2) Day: Alw ays maintains the bright-

ness on high

3) Night: Alw ays m aintains the

brightness on low

Pop-up M ode

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [Pop-up M ode]

This feature is used to display the Pop-up

M ode screen w hen entering radio and

m edia m odes.

W hen this feature is turned on, pressing

the or key w ill display

the Pop-up M ode screen.

NOTICE

The m edia Pop-up M ode screen can

be disp layed only w hen two or more

media modes have been connected.

MEDIA RADIO

SETUP

Default

SETUP

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Scroll Text

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [Scroll text]

This feature is used to scroll text dis-

played on the screen w hen it is too

long to be displayed at once.

W hen turned on, the text is repeat-

edly scrolled. W hen turned off, the

text is scrolled just once.

MP3 Inform ation Display

P ress the key S elect

[Display] Select [S ong Info]

This feature is used to change the

inform ation displayed w ithin U SB

and MP3 CD m odes.

1)Folder File : Displays file nam e

and folder nam e

2)A lbum A rtist Song : Displays

album nam e/artist nam e/song

Sound Settings

Audio Settings

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] Select [Audio Setting]

SETUP

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Use the , , , buttons to

adjust the Fader/Balance settings.

Use the , buttons to adjust the

B ass/Middle/Treble settings.

Press the button to reset.

SDVC (Speed Dependent Volum e

Contro l)

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] S elect [Speed D ependent

Vol.]

The volum e level is controlled auto-

matically according to the vehicle

speed. SDVC can be set by selecting

from On / Off.

Touch Screen B eep

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] Select [Touch S creen

Beep]

This feature is used to turn the touch

screen beep on/off.

SETUP

Default

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Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology Setting

Pairing a New Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Pair P hone]

Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology

devices can be paired with the audio

system .

For more inform ation, refer to the

“Pairing through Phone S etup” sec-

tion w ithin

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology.

View ing Paire d Phone List

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

This feature is used to view m obile

phones that have been paired w ith

the audio system . U pon selecting a

paired phone, the setup menu is dis-

played.

For more inform ation, refer to the

“S e tting

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology C onnection” section

within

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology.

1) : Moves to the previous

screen

2) : C onnect/ disconnects cur-

rently selected phone

3) : Deletes the currently

selected phone

4) : Sets currently selected

phone to highest connection

priority

NOTICE BEFORE DOW N-

LOADING PHONE BOOKS

• Only phone books within connected

phones can be dow nloaded. Also

check to see that your mobile phone

supports the dow nload feature.

• T o learn m ore about whether your

mobile phone supports phone book

dow nloads, refer to your m obile

phone user’s m anual.

• T he P hone book for only the con-

nected phone can be dow nloaded.

Before dow nloading, check to see

whether your phone supports the

dow nload feature.

SETUP

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Downloading Phone books

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] Select [Phone book

Download]

The Phone book is dow nloaded from

the m obile phone and the dow nload

progress is displayed.

NOTICE

•Up to 1,000 phone book entries can

be cop ied into car phone book.

•Up to 1,000 phone book entries can

be saved for each paired device.

• Upon downloading phone book

data, previously saved phone book

data w ill be deleted. However,

Phone book entries saved to other

paired phones are not deleted .

Auto Download (Phone Book)

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Auto Download]

This feature is used to autom atically

dow nload m obile phone book entries

once a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology phone is connected.

NOTICE

•The Auto Download feature w ill

dow nload m obile phone book

entries every time the phone is con-

nected. The dow nload time m ay dif-

fer depending on the num ber of

saved phone book entries and the

com m unication state.

• W h en d o w n loading a phone book,

first check to see that your m obile

phone supports the phone book

dow nload feature.

Audio Stream ing

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Audio Stream ing]

W hen Audio Stream ing is turned on,

you can play m usic files saved in

your

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology device from the car.

SETUP SETUP SETUP

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Outgoing Volum e

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Outgoing Volum e]

Use the , buttons to adjust

the outgoing volum e level.

Turning Bluetooth System Off

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Bluetooth S ystem

Off]

Once

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology is turned off,

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology related features

will not be supported within the audio

system .

NOTICE

To turn Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology back on, go to

[Phone] and p ress “Y es”.

SETUP

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CAUTION

•Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology

audio stream ing may not be sup-

ported in som e B luetooth®

Wire less Technology

phones.

System Setting

Memory Inform ation

P ress the key S elect

[S ystem ] Select [Memory Inform ation]

This feature displays inform ation

related to system memory.

1) Using : Displays capacity currently

in use

2) C apacity : Displays total capacity

Language

P ress the key S elect

[S ystem ] Select [Language]

This feature is used to change the

system and voice recognition lan-

guage.

If the language is changed, the sys-

tem will restart and apply the select-

ed language.

SETUP

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SETUP

(for

Bluetooth

W ireless

Technology equipped m odel)

Starting M ode

Press the key to display the

Setup screen.

You can select and control options

related to [Display], [S ound], [P hone]

and [S ystem ].

Display Settings

Adjusting the Brightness

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [Brightness]

Use the , buttons to adjust the

screen brightness or set the

Brightness on Autom atic, Daylight, or

Night m ode.

Press the button to reset.

1) Autom atic : Adjusts the brightness

autom atically

2Day: Alw ays maintains the bright-

ness on high

3) Night: Alw ays m aintains the

brightness on low

M ode Pop up

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [M ode Pop up]

This feature is used to display the

M ode Pop up screen w hen entering

radio and m edia m odes.

W hen this feature is turned on,

pressing the or key

will display the M ode Pop up screen.

NOTICE

The media Mode Pop up screen can be

disp layed only w hen two or more

media modes have been connected.

RADIO MEDIA

SETUP

Default

SETUP

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Text Scroll

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [Text Scroll]

This feature is used to scroll text dis-

played on the screen w hen it is too

long to be displayed at once.

W hen turned on, the text is repeat-

edly scrolled. W hen turned off, the

text is scrolled just once.

MP3 Inform ation Display

P ress the key S elect

[Display] S elect [M edia Display]

This feature is used to change the

inform ation displayed w ithin U SB

and MP3 CD m odes.

1)Folder File : Displays file nam e

and folder nam e

2)A lbum A rtist Song : Displays

album nam e/artist nam e/song

Sound Settings

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] S elect [S ound Setting]

SETUP

SETUP SETUP

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Use the , , , buttons to

adjust the Fader/Balance settings.

Use the , buttons to adjust the

B ass/Middle/Treble settings.

Press the button to reset.

SDVC (Speed Dependent

Volum e C ontro l)

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] S elect [Speed D ependent

Vol.]

The volum e level is controlled auto-

matically according to the vehicle

speed. SDVC can be set by selecting

from On/Off.

Touch Screen B eep

P ress the key S elect

[Sound] Select [Touch S creen

Beep]

SETUP

Default

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Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology Setting

Pairing a New Device

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Pair P hone]

Bluetooth®

Wire less Technology

devices can be paired with the audio

system .

For more inform ation, refer to the

“Pairing through Phone S etup” sec-

tion w ithin

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology.

View ing Paire d Phone List

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Paired Phone List]

This feature is used to view m obile

phones that have been paired w ith

the audio system . U pon selecting a

paired phone, the setup menu is dis-

played.

For more inform ation, refer to the

“S e tting

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology C onnection” section

within

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology.

1) : Moves to the previous

screen

2)C onnect/Disconnect Phone :

C onnect/ disconnects currently

selected phone

3)D elete : Deletes the currently

selected phone

4)C hange P riority : Sets currently

selected phone to highest connec-

tion priority

NOTICE BEFORE DOW N-

LOADING CONTACTS

• O n ly contacts w ith in con nected

phones can be dow nloaded. Also

check to see that your mobile phone

supports the dow nload feature.

• T o learn m ore about whether your

mobile phone supports contacts

dow nloads, refer to your m obile

phone user’s m anual.

• T he contactsfor only th e connected

phone can be dow nloaded. Before

dow nloading, check to see w h ether

your phone supports the dow nload

feature.

SETUP

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Downloading Contacts

Press the key S elect

[Phone] Select [C ontacts Download]

The contactsis dow nloaded from the

m obile phone and the dow nload

progress is displayed.

NOTICE

• U p to 1,000 contactsentries can be

copied into car contacts.

• U p to 1,000 contactsentries can be

saved for each paired device.

• U pon dow nloading contactsdata,

previously saved contactsdata w ill

be deleted. However, contacts

entries saved to other paired phones

are not deleted .

Auto Download (C ontacts)

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Auto Download]

This feature is used to autom atically

dow nload m obile contacts entries

once a

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology phone is connected.

NOTICE

• The Auto Download feature w ill

dow nload m obile contactsentries

every time the phone is conn ected .

The download time may diffe r

depending on the num ber of saved

contactsentries and the com m uni-

cation state.

• W h en d o w n loading a contacts, first

check to see that your mobile phone

supports the con tactsdownload fea-

ture.

Stream ing Audio

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Stream ing Audio]

W hen Stream ing Audiois turned on,

you can play m usic files saved in

your

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology device from the car.

SETUP SETUP SETUP

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Outgoing Volum e

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Outgoing Volum e]

Use the , buttons to adjust the

outgoing volum e level.

Turning Bluetooth System Off

P ress the key S elect

[Phone] S elect [Bluetooth S ystem

Off]

Once

Bluetooth®

Wire less

Technology is turned off,

Bluetooth®

Wireless Technology related features

will not be supported within the audio

system .

NOTICE

To turn Bluetooth®Wireless

Technology back on, go to

[Phone] and p ress “Y es”.

System Setting

Memory Inform ation

P ress the key S elect

[S ystem ] Select [Memory Inform ation]

This feature displays inform ation

related to system memory.

1) Using : Displays capacity currently

in use

2) C apacity : Displays total capacity

SETUP

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REAR VIEW CAM ERA

(if equipped)

• T he system has been equipped

with a rear view cam era for user

safety by allow ing a w ider rear

range of vision.

• The rear view cam era will autom at-

ically operate w hen the ignition key

is turned ON and the transm ission

lever is set to R.

• The rear view cam era will autom at-

ically stop operating w hen set to a

different lever.

The rear view cam era has been

equipped with an optical lens to

provide a w ider range of vision

and m ay appear different fro m

the actual distance. For safety,

directly check the rear and

left/right sides.

CAUTION

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Nam e Description

M onday M onday

Tuesday Tuesday

W ednesday W ednesday

Thursday Thursday

Friday Friday

Saturday S aturday

Sunday S unday

Use tune knob U se tune knob

Volum e Volum e

Max Volum e maxinm um

MinVolum e mininm um

AST (Auto store) Autom atically selects and saves

channels

No M ediaEmpty m edia file in CD or USB

No FileEmpty m edia file in CD or USB

Em pty FileEmpty m edia file in MY MUSIC

Info (Information) Information of playing files

Artist A rtist nam e, MP3/CD file

currently being played

Title Song nam e, MP3/CD file

currently being played

Album Album nam e, MP3/CD file cur-

rently being played

G enres "G enres" is keyw ord for search-

ing m ode of playlists for iPod

C om posers "C om posers" is filtering keyw ord

for searching m ode of playlists

for iPod

Nam e Description

Playlists

"Playlists" is filtering keyw ord for

searching m ode of playlists for iPod

Songs

"Songs" is filtering keyw ord for

searching m ode of playlists for iP od

Audiobooks "A udiobooks" is filtering key-

word for searching m ode of

playlists for iPod

Podcasts "P odcasts" is filtering keyw ord

for searching m ode of playlists

for iPod

RPT (R epeat) Audio play m ode of R eapeat

FLD .RPT (Folder R epeat)

Audio play m ode of Folder

R eapeat

RDM (R andom ) Audio play m ode of R andom

FLD .RDM(Folder R andom )

Audio play m ode of Folder

R andom

ALL RDM (All R andom )

Audio play m ode of All R andom

COPY Copy MP3 file to flash memory

for MY MUSIC

C ancel copy C ancel copy m ode

File copied C om pleted File copy

Free Free size of memory

C opy failed C opy failed

Search Search files

Loading C D Loading CD

R eading C D R eading CD

R eading Error R eading Error

M echanism Error M echanism Error

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Nam e Description

Ejecting CD Ejecting CD

Audio C D Audio CD

Track Audio CD song order

R eading M edia R eading M edia

Not supported N ot supported file format

Em pty iPod Em pty iPod, iPod don't have

playable data

C om m unication Error

C om m unication error betw een

audio and iP od or usb

DeleteDelete the paired phone or files

in MY MUSIC

Del.AllDelete all files

Del.Sel Select files to delete

ReturnReturn m enu

List List files or paired phones

Select Files S elect Files

Memory is full, Memory is full, Delete files

Over 6000 files. can O ver 6000 files. can not be

copied not be copied

Over 1000 sam e files

Over 1000 sam e files can not

be copied

System will autom ati

System will autom atically

sw itchoff after 1 hour with igni-

tion off

Battery discharge Battery discharge Start the

engine

Nam e Description

Setup Setup

Display S etup display m ode

M ode P op up This function is used to select

popup m enu on or off

Scroll text This function is used to display

characters longer than the LC D

text displays

Song InfoSetup display information being

played

Folder/FileDisplay Folder/file nam e,

file currently being played

Album /Artist/S ong D isplay Album /Artist/Song

nam e, file currently being played

Sound S etup sound m ode

Audio Settings Setup A udio settings that consist

BASS,M iddle,Treble,Fader and

Balance

PowerBass This function is used to improve

bass sound quality

Speed D ependent Vol.

Autom atically adjust the volum e

according to the car speed

Volum e Dialogue Adjust volum e level of Dialogue

B ass B ass is sound of low frequency.

It can be adjusted sound by user

MiddleMiddle is sound of middle fre-

quency. It can be adjusted

sound by user

cally sw itchoff after 1

hour with ignition off

Delete files

can not be copied

Start the engine

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Nam e Description

Expert E xpert m ode. This function is

used to set exercised value of

voice recognition factor

Language This function is used to select

user language

D eutsch D eutsch

English(U K) English(UK)

FrançaisFrench

Italiano Italian

Español Spanish

N ederlands dutch

Svenska sw edish

D ansk D anish

R ussian

Polski P olish

Turkish

The system will be The system will be rebooted

Please change language

Please change language w hen

ignition ON

Bluetooth not ready

You can use BT S ystem for a

moment B ecause BT system is

being initialized

Add a new Bluetooth Add a new

Bluetooth

Wireless

Technology device from your phone

Processing Bluetooth

You can use BT S ystem for a

moment B ecause BT system is

being initialized or processing

other com m and

Nam e Description

Treble

Treble is sound of high frequency.

It can be adjusted sound by user

Fader Fader is sound positon betw een

FRO NT and REAR. It can be

adjusted sound by user

Balance Balance is sound positon

betw een Right and Left. It can

be adjusted sound by user

DefaultThis function is used to initialize

setting value

Clock S etup time

Clock Settings E nters time advanced settings

Day Settings Enters day advanced settings

Time Format Refer to the time display The

time can be displayedin 12

hours or 24 hours

Clock Disp.(Pwr Off)This function is used to select

clock display m ode in pow er off

Autom atic RDS Time This function is used to set the RDS

time autom atically.

System Setup system or system infor

mation

Memory Information D isplay used memory size

VRS M ode S etup Voice com m and m ode

Normal Normal m ode. This function is

used to set default value of

voice recognition factor

device from your phone

Please try later

Please wait

rebooted

w hen ignition ON

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Nam e Description

Incom ing Call R eceivng phone

Call E nded C all Ended

Call Rejected W hen there is unw anted call,

You push the button on the

steering rem ote controller

U nknow n "U nknow n" m ean H eadunit or

phone don't have any informa-

tion about phone num ber

Call is not possibleCall is not possible

MIC MuteMicrophone mute

Activate

Bluetooth

Activate

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology

System

Bluetooth System

Bluetooth

Wireless Technology

system activated

No phone paired. Em pty phone paired. Pair a

phone?

No connected phone.

No connected phone. C onnect a

phone?

Phone book is em pty.

Phone book is em pty

Available only w hen This is a warning, Do not enter

the M ENU about BT Setup.

W hen vehicle is moving

Listening...Listen to instruction of audio

Phone book Download

Downloading phone book from

phone paired to audio

Auto Download After pairing phone, audio

system autom atically dow nload

phone book

Nam e Description

Audio Stream ing

After pairing phone

, a

udio system

can support

Bluetooth

Wireless

Technology stream ing m ode

Outgoing Volum e Set outoging volum e "0 ~ 5"

Bluetooth

System Off

Turn off

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology

System

Bluetooth

System ON

Turn on

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology

System

Device :

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology

device nam e

P asskey P asskey for pairing a phone

Pairing com pletePair a

Bluetooth®

Wireless

Technology

phone to the audio

Pairing failed A udio & P hone connection have

failed

Already 5 devices A ll 5 phones have already been

paired. Delete a previously

paired phone to pair new phone

C onnection com plete

Audio & P hone connection have

succeed

C onnection failed. Audio & Phone connection have

failed

Priority changed C hanged priority about the

registered phones

Overwrite previous O verwrite previous phone book

information

paired. Delete a

paired phone?

phone book?

Retry?

vehicle is stationary

Download?

C onnect a phone?

System ?

activated

Pair a phone?

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Phone book dow nload

Nam e Description

Phone does not support

Phone does not support Phone

book dow nload

No connected There are phone in the connec-

tion list

Phone does not support

But it was actually not connected

BT pairing

Downloading stopped

Bluetooth

device

Bluetooth

audio

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FCC Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant

to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

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

connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void

your authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

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

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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