HYUNDAI MOBIS AC1A0A7AN CAR AUDIO User Manual 2
HYUNDAI MOBIS CO., LTD. CAR AUDIO 2
Contents
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- 2. user manual -2
- 3. user manual -3
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PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
Precautions upon handling USB
byte/sector selections other than 512Byte
or 2048Byte.
When using an external USB device, make
sure to connect the device some time after
turning on the ignition. The USB device may
The device will recognize only USB
●
devices formatted in FAT 12/16/32.
Some USB devices may not operate
●
indications of malfunction. Please wait
until the system becomes recognized.
This system supports only USB devices
●
used to play music files.
Do not use the USB I/F to charge batteries
●
be damaged if connected before the ignition is
properly due to compatibility issues.
or USB accessories that generate heat.
turned on.
Verify that the external device is sup-
This may lead to worsened performance or
The USB device may fail to operate when
●
playing formats other than MP3 or WMA
Avoid contact between the USB connec-
●
system damage.
This system may not recognize the USB
●
formats.
tor with bodily par ts and foreign
device if a separately purchased USB
Only MP3 files with compression rates
substances.
hub or extension cable is used. Connect
Repeatedly connecting/disconnecting the
the USB device directly to the terminal in
●
between 8kbps~320kbps are supported.
●
Only WMA files with compression rates
USB in a short period of time may dam-
between 8kbps~320kbps are supported.
age the system.
●
Be cautious of static electricity when con-
●
necting/disconnecting an external USB
device.
the vehicle.
Some mass storage USB devices may
●
A sound may occasionally occur when
have multiple logical drives partitioned for
disconnecting the USB device.
user convenience. In such cases, only
Do not disconnect a USB device when it
music files within the top-level logical
●
●
drive will be supported.
Encoded MP3 Players will not be recog-
is operating. Make sure to disconnect the
nized when connected as an external
USB device only after the audio power is
device.
turned off or when operating a different
the USB terminal is used to connect MP3
mode.
Players, mobile phones, digital cameras,
The time required to recognize a USB
or other electronic devices (USB devices
●
When connecting a USB device, the sys-
●
tem may not properly recognize some
●
USB states.
device may differ depending on the type,
When formatting an external USB device,
size, or file formats stored on the USB.
the system may not properly recognize
Such dif ferences in time are not
●
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ported by the system before use.
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This system may not operate normally if
●
not recognized as portable disk drives).
This system may not operate normally
●
when using a USB memory type other
than a metal cover type USB device.
Connecting your USB device
USB Mode Screen and Features
This system may not operate normally
●
Connect the USB as shown in the picture.
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This system does not support DRM
●
(Digital rights management) locked files.
The device may not operate normally dur-
●
ing severe vehicle vibrations.
Avoid using USB devices also used as
●
key chains or mobile phone accessories.
1 Mode Display
Displays that the current mode is USB
mode.
2 Menu
Displays the categories and song lists for
the USB.
3 Copy
Copies current song into JUKEBOX.
4 Repeat
If Repeat is operating, the current song will
be repeated and the corresponding icon
will be displayed.
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10
formats.
PART
when using HDD, CF, or SD memory
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
5 Shuffle
Listening to USB music
Selecting USB music
If Shuffle is operating, the songs will be
played in random order and the corre-
1. Selecting through song Up/Down
sponding icon will be displayed.
Press the
SEEK
TRACK ∧
control panel or the
6 Sound
1. C onnect a USB device or press the
MEDIA
8 Artist name
key on the control panel if a USB
device has already been connected.
2. When a song is playing and you wish to
9 Song Title
pause, press the
Displays the song title.
ll
button next to the
progress bar. Press the
▶
button to
restart the song.
11 Current/Total Track Number
Displays the current track number and total
number of tracks on the current playing list.
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keys on the
keys on the
●
If the
∨
SEEK
∨ TRACK
key on the Control panel or
key on the steering wheel controller is
pressed and released after the song has
played for more than 3 seconds, the start of
Displays the artist name.
other information).
or
∨
Note
Displays the play time.
the current song (artist, title, album and
∧
song.
7 Play Time
When pressed, displays information about
SEEK
∨ TRACK
steering wheel controller to play the desired
Enters Sound Setup.
10 Album Art Icon
or
Note
●
the current song will begin playing. If the
song has been playing for less than 3 seconds, the start of the previous song will
begin playing.
2. Selecting through manual search
For some media formats, the system requires
1. Turn the TUNE knob on the control panel
time for media indexing. In the case of USB
in clockwise or counter-clockwise direc-
mp3 songs, the system will take 1.5ms/song
tion. Each click will display information
(Flash/HDD) or 40ms/song (mp3 players).
about the selected song.
2. P r e s s t h e TUNE k n o b t o p l ay t h e
selected song.
3. Selecting from the list
3. Press the name of the song from the list.
The song will automatically start playing.
2. Choose the category through which you
wish to select a song. USB Mode allows
Genres, Songs, and Composers.
If in the MP3 list screen, the TUNE knob can
also be used to select songs.
1. Press the
Menu
button.
2. Press the
Now Playing
button.
4. By Folders, Artists, Albums, Genres,
Songs, Composers
Explore USB
Explore USB is a feature which allows you to
browse files and folders of the USB by the
names of categories.
1. Press the
Menu
button.
1. While in the USB Menu screen, press the
Explore USB
button.
PART 2. AUDIO FEATURES
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●
PART
you to select by Playlists, Artists, Albums,
Note
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
Copying songs into JUKEBOX
2. Search the corresponding files and folders
to select the desired song.
1. Copying the current song
The UVO system allows you to copy songs
from your USB device into JUKEBOX.
2. The song information (Artist, Title, Album,
Genre) for the current USB song will be
displayed. Press the
Viewing song information
button to return
to the previous screen.
Note
When listening to USB music songs, you can
browse through song details and information.
●
Even as you browse through song information,
you can use the
SEEK
TRACK ∧
the control panel or
∧
or
SEEK
∨ TRACK
or
∨
keys on
1. Press the
Copy
button.
keys on the
steering wheel controller to select different USB
songs. For more information, refer to the
'Selecting music songs' section.
1. Press the Album art icon.
2. Once copying is complete, you can listen
to copied music in JUKEBOX mode.
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2. Press the
Now Playing
button.
PART
6. Once copying is complete, you can listen
Copying USB music songs from lists allows
you to simultaneously select several songs
to copied music in JUKEBOX mode.
3. Press the
Edit
button.
Note
to copy into JUKEBOX.
●
If memory is already full and songs can no
longer be copied, the “Memory full! Please
delete music from your JUKEBOX” message
will be displayed and you must delete songs
from JUKEBOX. For more information on
deleting JUKEBOX songs, refer to the
‘Managing JUKEBOX’ section.
1. Press the
Menu
button.
4. Select the songs you wish to copy. When
selected, a
will be displayed next to the
song. To select all songs in the list, press
the
Select All
button.
5. After selecting the desired songs, press
the
Copy
button.
●
When copying USB songs, you can listen to
all modes except USB mode and JUKEBOX
mode.
Copying can be canceled at anytime. While
copying is in progress, press the Cancel
●
button.
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2. Copying songs from list
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
iPod MODE
Caution
●
About iPod
If a playing iPod is connected to the audio
system, a high-pitched tone may occur for
approximately 1-2 seconds. Please turn the
1. Trademark
iPod device to pause/stop prior to connecting it to the vehicle.
iPod is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc.
Ⓡ
2. Connecting your iPod Device
Connect your iPod device as shown in the
picture.
Note
●
Su p p o r te d iPo d d ev i c e s: iPo d N an o
2G/3G/4G/5G/6G, iPod Classic 5G/6G, iPod
Touch 1G/2G/3G/4G, iPhone 3G/3GS/4
The identification of the iPod device, battery
recharge, and other functions provided by
the iPod device is normally supported by
using your iPod connector cable.
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iPod Mode Screen and Features
will be displayed.
MEDIA
key on the control panel if an iPod
device has already been connected.
6 Play Time
Displays the play time.
pause, press the
ll
button next to the
progress bar. Press the
7 Artist name
1 Mode Display
2. W hen a song is playing and you wish to
▶
button to
restart the song.
Displays the artist name.
Displays that the current mode is iPod
mode.
8 Song Title
Displays the song title.
2 Menu
Displays the categories and song lists for
the iPod.
9 Album Art Icon
When pressed, displays information about
the current song (artist, title, album and
3 Repeat
other information).
If Repeat is operating, the current song will
be repeated and the corresponding icon
10 Current/Total Track Number
will be displayed.
Displays the current track number and total
number of tracks on the current playing list.
4 Shuffle
If Shuffle is operating, the song will be played
in random order and the corresponding icon
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1. C onnect an iPod device or press the
PART
Enters Sound Setup.
5 Sound
10
Listening to your iPod
AUDIO FEATURES
PART 2
Selecting iPod music
3. Selecting from the list
3. P
ress the name of the song from the list.
The file will automatically start playing.
1. Selecting through song Up/Down
Press the
SEEK
TRACK ∧
or
SEEK
∨ TRACK
control panel or the
∧
or
Note
keys on the
∨
In the iPod list screen, the TUNE knob can
keys on
●
also be used to select the desired song.
the steering wheel controller to play the
desired song.
Note
●
If the
∨
SEEK
∨ TRACK
key on the Control panel or
ress the
1. P
Menu
2. Press the
Now Playing
button.
4. By Artists, Albums, Genres, Songs,
Podcasts, Composers, Audiobooks
key on the steering wheel controller is
pressed and released after the song has
played for more than 3 seconds, the start of
the current song will begin playing. If the song
has been playing for less than 3 seconds, the
start of the previous song will begin playing.
2. Selecting through manual search
1. Turn the TUNE knob on the control panel
in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction. Each click will display information
about the selected song.
2. P r e s s t h e TUNE k n o b t o p l ay t h e
selected song.
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button.
ress the
1. P
Menu
button.
2. Choose the category through which you
Viewing song information
3. Press the
wish to select. iPod mode allows you to
button to return to the
previous screen.
through song details and information.
and Audiobooks.
Note
Songs in the iPod can be properly played in
●
UVO system only when they have been
downloaded through iTunes.
If you receive a call or SMS while playing
●
music from the iPhone, the music may not
properly be restored after the call or SMS. In
this case, reconnect the iPhone.
After upgrading the iPod or iPhone firmware,
●
1. P
ress the Album art icon.
reboot the iPod or iPhone and connect with
the UVO system for normal operation.
Songs cannot be copied from iPod or
●
iPhone to JUKEBOX.
2. The song information (Artist, Title, Album,
Genre) for the current iPod song will be
displayed.
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When listening to your iPod, you can browse
Genres, Songs, Podcasts, Composers
PART
select by Playlists, Ar tists, Albums,
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
zune MODE
zune Mode Screen and Features
About zune
Enters Sound Setup.
zune is a registered trademark of Microsoft
®
countries.
5 Sound
10
1. Trademark
Corporation in the United States and or other
sponding icon will be displayed.
6 Play Time
Displays the play time.
7 Artist name
2. Connecting your zune Device
Connect your zune device as shown in the
picture.
1 Mode Display
Displays the artist name.
Displays that the current mode is zune
mode.
8 Song Title
Displays the song title.
2 Menu
Displays the categories and song lists for
the zune.
9 Album Art Icon
When pressed, displays information about
the current song (artist, title, album and
3 Repeat
other information).
If Repeat is operating, the current song will
be repeated and the corresponding icon
10 Current/Total Track Number
will be displayed.
Displays the current track number and total
number of tracks on the current playing list.
4 Shuffle
If Shuffle is operating, the songs will be
played in random order and the corre-
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PART 2. AUDIO FEATURES
Listening to your zune
Selecting zune music
1. Selecting through song up/down
already been connected.
control panel or the
progress bar. Press the
▶
SEEK
∨ TRACK
∧
or
keys on the
∨
keys on
the steering wheel controller to play the
desired song.
button to
restart the song.
Note
●
Note
●
or
2 AUDIO FEATURES
Press the
2. When a song is playing and you wish to
pause, press the ll button next to the
●
SEEK
TRACK ∧
key on the control panel if zune device has
PART
1. Connect zune device or press the MEDIA
3. Selecting from the list
If the
∨
SEEK
∨ TRACK
key on the Control panel or
1. Press the
Menu
button.
2. Press the
Now Playing
key on the steering wheel controller is
When connecting some external media formats,
pressed and released after the song has
the system requires time for media indexing. In
played for more than 3 seconds, the start of
the case of zune files, the system will take
60ms/song.
the current song will begin playing. If the
S o n g s c a n n ot b e c o p i e d fr o m zu n e to
onds, the start of the previous song will
JUKEBOX.
begin playing.
song has been playing for less than 3 sec-
button.
2. Selecting through manual search
1. Turn the TUNE knob on the control panel
in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction. Each click will display information
about the selected song.
2. P r e s s t h e TUNE k n o b t o p l ay t h e
selected song.
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AUDIO FEATURES
3. Press the name of the song from the list.
Viewing song information
When listening to your zune, you can browse
4. By Songs, Genres, Albums, Artists,
Playlists
1. Press the
Menu
button.
2. Choose the category through which you
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through song details and information.
1. Press the Album art icon.
2. The song information (Artist, Title, Album,
wish to select. zune mode allows you to
Genre) for the current MP3 song will be
select by Songs, Genres, Albums, Artists,
displayed.
and Playlists.
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3. Press the
vious screen.
The song will automatically start playing.
button to return to the pre-
AUX MODE
Connecting an AUX media device
Connect a cable from the headphone jack on
vehicle.
1. C onnect an AUX device or press the
MEDIA key on the control panel if the AUX
device has already been connected.
1 Mode Display
Displays that the current mode is AUX
mode.
Note
●
2 AUX Status
Displays the AUX connection status
2. Once in AUX mode, the connected audio
Connecting your AUX device with the vehi-
will automatically begin playing from the
cle will not provide power to your AUX
car system provided that your external
device. If you plan on using your AUX device
device is turned on and playing audio.
for long periods of time, make sure to charge
3 Sound
Enters Sound Setup.
with a cigarette jack power adaptor or a separate USB cable.
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your AUX device to the jack located in your
PART
AUX Mode Screen
Listening to AUX media
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
BT AUDIO MODE
BT Mode Screen and Features
to stream music stored in your handset device
via a Bluetooth wireless technology connec-
Displays the battery charge status of the
6 7 8
BT Audio mode is a feature which allows you
6 Phone Battery charge status
connected mobile phone. The battery
charge status may not be displayed in
some mobile phones.
Ⓡ
tion. Music saved in the handset device can
be played in the car through Bluetooth wireⓇ
7 Signal Strength
less technology audio streaming. BT audio
Displays the mobile phone signal strength.
can be played only when a handset device
has been connected. To play BT audio, pair a
handset device with the system. If Bluetooth
Ⓡ
wireless technology is disconnected while
The signal strength may not be displayed in
1 Mode Display
some mobile phones.
Displays the current mode as BT Audio
8 Bluetooth wireless technology
Ⓡ
mode.
connection state
playing BT audio, music play will be discontinued. The audio streaming function may not be
supported in some handset devices. Only one
function can be used at a time between the
Bluetooth wireless technology handsfree or
Ⓡ
2 Bluetooth wireless technology
enabled device information
Displays information about the Bluetooth
wireless technology enabled device
BT audio function. Playing music from the car
is not possible when there are no music files
stored in the handset device.
3 Song Title
Displays the song title.
4 Play/Pause
Plays/pauses the song.
5 Sound
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Enters Sound Setup.
PART 2. AUDIO FEATURES
Becomes displayed when a Bluetooth
Ⓡ
Ⓡ
wireless technology enabled phone has
Ⓡ
been connected with the car system.
Listening to music from your
Bluetooth wireless technology
enabled device
s t ar t i n g t h e mu s i c d ir e c t l y fr o m t h e
Ⓡ
REW/FF a song
Bluetooth wireless technology enabled
Ⓡ
panel or the
1. Press the
SEEK
TRACK ∧
or
control panel or the
Bluetooth wireless technology enabled
Ⓡ
devices, refer to the 'Pairing your handset
SEEK
∨ TRACK
∧
or
keys (over 0.8 sec-
2. The track will rewind or fast-forward at a
keys on
rate 20 times faster than normal while the
key is being held.
3. Release the key to play from the current
desired song.
position.
2. T he previous or next song will begin
to turn on BT audio mode.
playing.
3. W
hen streaming music from your Bluetooth
Note
Ⓡ
wireless technology enabled device and you
wish to pause, press the ll button next on the
button to restart music.
Note
●
The play/pause, song selection and REW/FF
●
File selection may not be supported in some
features are supported only in handset
Bluetooth wireless technology enabled
devices with AVRCP Ver. 1.3 or higher. If
Ⓡ
play control features are not working, first
devices.
Note
check the AVRCP version of your Bluetooth
Ⓡ
technology enabled device will automatically
Ⓡ
wireless technology enabled device.
While music saved in the Bluetooth wireless
∨
keys on the
∨
the steering wheel controller to play the
device to the handsfree system' section.
2. Press the MEDIA key on the control panel
●
∧
onds) on the steering wheel controller.
For more information on pairing your
▶
SEEK
∨ TRACK
keys (over 0.8 seconds) on the control
Selecting a song
enabled device to the handsfree system.
screen. Press the
or
●
When such operations are not supported,
begin playing after converting to the BT
use the handset device to perform these
Audio screen, this music player function may
functions.
not be supported in some Bluetooth wireⓇ
less technology enabled devices.
●
If music does not begin playing even after
displaying the Phone music screen, try
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2 AUDIO FEATURES
1. Pair your Bluetooth wireless technology
Ⓡ
SEEK
TRACK ∧
PART
1. P
ress and hold the
device.
PART 2
AUDIO FEATURES
JUKEBOX MODE
JUKEBOX Mode Screen and
Features
The UVO system offers you maximum conve-
If Shuffle is operating, the songs will be
played in random order and the corre-
nience by allowing you to copy songs from
JUKEBOX within the system. For more infor-
6 Sound
mation on copying songs into JUKEBOX, refer
sponding icon will be displayed.
11
10
your MP3 CD and USB and store them to the
to the ‘Copying songs into JUKEBOX’ section.
5 Shuffle
Enters Sound Setup.
7 Play Time
Displays the play time.
1 Mode Display
D i s p l a y s t h a t t h e c u r r e n t m o d e i s
JUKEBOX mode.
2 Menu
Displays the JUKEBOX folder and file lists.
3 Favorite
Adds/removes current song to Favorites
list.
8 Artist name
Displays the artist name.
9 Song Title
Displays the song title.
10 Album Art Icon
When pressed, displays information about
the current song (artist, title, album and
other information).
4 Repeat
If Repeat is operating, the current song will
be repeated and the corresponding icon
will be displayed.
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11 Current/Total Track Number
Displays the current track number and total
number of tracks on the current playing list.
Listening to JUKEBOX
2. Selecting through manual search
2. Press the
Now Playing
button.
1. Turn the TUNE knob on the control panel
2. The system will automatically restore the
most recently played song.
Selecting a JUKEBOX song
in clockwise or counter-clockwise direction. Each click will display information
2 AUDIO FEATURES
panel to turn to JUKEBOX mode.
PART
1. Press the JUKEBOX key on the control
about the selected song.
2. P re s s t he TUNE k n o b to p l ay t he
selected song.
3. Selecting from the list
1. Selecting through Track Up/Down
1. Press the
panel or the
∨
SEEK ∧
TRACK
∧
or
3. Press the name of the song from the list.
The song will automatically start playing.
keys on the control
∨
keys on the steer-
ing wheel controller to play the desired track.
2. T he previous or next song will begin
playing.
Note
●
If the
∨
SEEK
∨ TRACK
key on the Control panel or
1. Press the
Menu
button.
key on the steering wheel controller is
pressed and released after the track has
played for more than 3 seconds, the start of
the current track will begin playing. If the
song has been playing for less than 3 seconds, the start of the previous song will
begin playing.
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4. By Artists, Albums, Genres, Song,
Composers
Adding Favorites
button.
The Favorites feature allows you to create a
separate Favorites list of songs.
1. Press the
Menu
button.
1. W hile listening to JUKEBOX, press the
button.
2. Choose the category through which you
wish to select. JUKEBOX mode allows
you to select by Favorites, Artists, Albums,
Genres, Songs, and Composers.
2. T he heart icon will be displayed on the
screen to signify that the song has been
saved in Favorites.
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3. To delete a song from Favorites, press the
Playing Favorites
PART
2 AUDIO FEATURES
3. Press the name of the song from the list.
The song will begin playing.
1. While playing JUKEBOX, press the
Menu
Note
button.
The Favorites button will be inactive when there
●
are no songs saved as Favorites.
When deleting favorites from the Favorites list,
●
the deleted favorites will be removed from the
favorites list. The songs will not be deleted from
the system.
2.In the JUKEBOX Menu screen, press the
Favorites
button.
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Memory Management
Deleting JUKEBOX
Checking System Information
1. Deleting JUKEBOX
1. W hile in JUKEBOX mode, press the
Menu button.
1. Press the SETUP key on the control panel.
4. The system information screen shows you
the memory currently in use.
2. Press the
3. Press the
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System
button.
System Information
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2. Press the
button.
3. Press the
Now Playing
Edit
button.
button.
PART
selected, a
will be displayed next to the
3. Press the
button.
4. The system will reboot and automatically
selected song. To select all songs, press
the Select All button. All of the songs in
the play list will be selected.
5. Press the Delete button.
Delete all copy files
2 AUDIO FEATURES
4. Select the songs you wish to delete. When
restore the FM mode.
Note
When using the
●
Delete all copy files
feature,
all JUKEBOX files will be deleted.
2. Deleting all files
1. Press the SETUP key on the control panel.
2. Press the
System
button.
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MEMO
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PART 3
Table of contents
Using your Bluetooth wireless technology
Ⓡ
Handsfree system
2. By contact list……………………………………… 79
Contacts Sync………………………………………………… 88
3. By recent calls… ………………………………… 80
SMS…
Contact list… …………………………………………… 81
………………………………………………………………
89
Changing passkey………………………………………… 89
1.Downloading contact list
…………………………………………………………………
70
Smart driving practices
(from mobile phone)……………………………… 81
Searching your contacts…………………………… 82
…………………………………………………………………
71
Pairing your handset device to the
1. By name…
…………………………………………
2. By number…
handsfree system
………………………………………
Checking missed calls
……………………………………
Pairing a Bluetooth wireless technology
82
83
84
SMS………………………………………………………… 85
Ⓡ
enabled device for the first time… …………… 72
1. Downloading SMS messages
Deleting a paired handset device… ………… 73
(from mobile phone)… ……………………………… 85
Connecting a handset device…
2. Checking an SMS message…………………… 85
………………
74
Setting Priority………………………………………… 74
Using the phone features
3. Sending an SMS message
(Custom Messages)… ……………………………… 85
Phone Mode Screens and Features………… 76
4. Editing Custom Messages……………………… 85
………
1. When a mobile phone is connected
76
5. Switching the call between handsfree
2. When making a call…
………………………………
76
and handset device…………………………………… 86
3. When receiving an incoming call…………… 77
6. Transferring the handsfree call to your
4. When on a call…………………………………………… 77
Handset device… ……………………………………… 86
Answering an incoming call……………………… 78
Rejecting an incoming call…
……………………
78
Call waiting……………………………………………… 78
7. Transferring a call on your Handset
device to handsfree…
………………………………
86
Phone settings
Placing a call…………………………………………… 79
Setting Phone Volume… ……………………………… 87
1. By dialing a number… ………………………… 79
Turn Streaming Audio On and Off…………… 87
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Using your Bluetooth wireless
technology Handsfree system
Ⓡ
The Bluetooth wireless technology
handsfree system offers:
Ⓡ
Welcome to KIA’s connected world of wireless
●
personal networking. The UVO system with
●
Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to
safely and conveniently use various Bluetooth
●
Making/Answering phone calls
●
Downloading Contacts
wireless technology enabled phone features
●
as you drive your vehicle.
●
Downloading Call history lists
Playing music saved in a Bluetooth wireless
Ⓡ
Ⓡ
Pairing mobile phones (Up to 5 phones)
Connecting/disconnecting mobile phones
Ⓡ
technology enabled phone in the vehicle
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Smart driving practices
●
Place your mobile device in easy reach.
Use your mobile device to help others in
●
out removing your eyes from the road. If you
If you witness an accident, a crime, or an
using mobile devices and their accesso-
receive an incoming call at an inconvenient
emergency situation where lives are in
ries and always make sure to obey them.
time, always use your handsfree connection
danger, call 911 or your local emergency
The use of such devices may be prohibited
or let your voice mail answer it.
or restricted in certain areas.
Do not search for phone numbers while
●
number.
Call roadside assistance when neces-
●
Your mobile device lets you communicate
driving.
sary.
through voice and data almost anywhere and
Searching through your address book takes
If you see a broken-down vehicle, a broken
anytime. When driving a car, driving comes
attention away from driving safely.
traffic signal, a minor traffic accident where
Let the other person know you are driv-
no one appears injured, or a vehicle you
ing; when necessary, suspend the call in
know to be stolen, contact your local road-
first. If you choose to use your mobile device
●
while driving, remember the following:
difficult traffic or weather conditions.
side assistance, or local authorities, as
Some laws do not allow the use of hand-
Rain, sleet, snow, ice or heavy traffic can be
appropriate.
held devices while driving.
threats to safe driving.
●
Always obey local laws and, even if permit-
●
Use your mobile device to call for help.
ted, do not use your handheld device unless
Dial 911 or other local emergency number in
it is safe to do so.
case of fire, traffic accident, or medical
Get to know your mobile device and
emergencies*
●
features.
Knowledge of your mobile device and its features will help you to arrive safely and easily.
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cases of emergency.
Check related laws and regulations on
PART
Be able to access your mobile device with-
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Pairing your handset device to
the handsfree system
Before you can use the Bluetooth wireless
Pairing a Bluetooth wireless
technology enabled device for the
first time
Ⓡ
the handset device. For details on device
discovery for your handset device, refer to
the handset device user's manual.
4. Once the device is discovered, input the
Ⓡ
technology handsfree system to make handsfree calls, you must create a Bluetooth wireⓇ
less technology connection between your
1. Press the
button on the steering
wheel or the PHONE key on the control
passkey in the handset device.
panel.
handsfree system and handset device. A
Bluetooth wireless technology connection is
Ⓡ
made between your handsfree system and
handset device with a paired link.
When setting up a paired link, the handsfree
system will always remember your handset
5. Once pairing is complete, the handset
device. Once the system is paired with the
device, your hand-free system can be set so
device will be shown in the Connections list.
2. Press the
Yes
button.
that it automatically connects to your handset
Note
each time you start your vehicle.
●
initial uploading of your contacts into the
Caution
●
Initial pairing may require some time due to
system. The contacts upload feature may
For safety, make pairings between your
not be supported in some handset devices.
handsfree system and handset only while
●
the vehicle is parked.
Before connecting the Bluetooth wireless
Ⓡ
technology handsfree system with the hand-
set device, check to see that the handset
3. P e r f o r m a d e v i c e d i s c o v e r y f r o m
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device supports Bluetooth wireless technolⓇ
ogy handsfree and Bluetooth wireless techⓇ
Deleting a paired handset device
nology is turned on.
●
The process for initiating Bluetooth wireless
Ⓡ
PART
technology connections may vary depending
device user's manual as a reference guide.
The UVO system supports up to 5 pairings.
●
After 5 handsets have already been paired,
3. O nce the phone is selected, press the
you must delete a handset to connect a new
handset.
Delete
button.
1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Connections
button.
4. Press the
2. S elect the handset device you want to
delete.
Yes
button.
Note
●
When you delete a paired phone, data will
also be erased. For instance, deleting a
paired phone will also erase recent calls,
contact lists, and SMS data from the system.
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on the manufacturer. Use the handset
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Connecting a handset device
Setting Priority
connect.
The system automatically connects the Bluetooth
Ⓡ
When more than one device has been paired
wireless technology enabled device set at the
to the system, you can set the connection pri-
highest priority. As a result, in order to connect a
ority so that a certain phone is connected with
different phone, follow the following steps.
priority starting from the next time you turn on
the system.
3. Press the
Connect
button.
Note
●
After initial pairing, your highest priority
handset device will automatically connect
1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Connections
button.
with the handsfree system every time you
start your vehicle (if your handset device is
powered on and the relevant Bluetooth
Ⓡ
wireless technology set tings are not
changed).
2. S elect the handset device you want to
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1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Connections
button.
2. Press the
Set Priority
button.
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3. Select the phone you wish to set as preferred priority.
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PART 3
Using the phone features
Phone Mode Screens and Features
5 Settings
Displays the Settings screen.
B ecomes displayed when a Bluetooth
Ⓡ
wireless technology enabled phone has
been connected with the car system.
2. When making a call
1. When a mobile phone is connected
1 2 3
Displays the Dial Pad screen.
Displays the battery charge status of the
If a number has not been entered into the
phone number input window,
pressing the send button displays the call
history list screen.
connected mobile phone. The battery
charge status may not be displayed in
2 Contacts
pad.
Makes the call to the dialed number.
1 Phone Battery charge status
1 Dial Number
Input the phone number through the dial
5 SEND
4 Dial
some mobile phones.
Displays the Contacts list
6 END
Ends the call. If a number has been inputted, then erases the entire number.
2 Signal Strength
3 Recent Calls
Displays the Recent Calls list.
Displays the mobile phone signal strength.
The signal strength may not be displayed in
some mobile phones.
4 Connections
Displays the Connections screen.
3 Bluetooth wireless technology
Ⓡ
connection state
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7 Delete
Deletes one digit at a time.
3. When receiving an incoming call
5 PRIVATE
4. When on a call
When talking on the car handsfree, use
this function to switch the call to the mobile
6 MUTE
Mutes the sound of the call. The caller will
not be able to hear the conversation taking
place in the car.
1 Accept
Accepts the incoming call.
1 Call state
Displays the call state, such as talk time,
phone connection, and end time.
2 Reject
Rejects the incoming call.
2 END
Ends the call.
3 Name of the other party
Displays the name of the other party. The
name of the caller will not be displayed if
the caller's phone number has not been
saved in contacts.
4 Number of other party
Displays the number of the other party
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phone.
PART
PART 3
PHONE FEATURES
Answering an incoming call
Rejecting an incoming call
Call waiting
Call waiting is a feature which allows you to
place the current call on hold in order to
receive a second call. When you are in a
call, the ‘incoming Call’ window will be displayed to the sound of a beep to signal a
second incoming call.
1. When there is an incoming call, an incom-
1. Press the
ing call window will be displayed on the
the
screen. Press the
controller.
screen or the
Accept
button on the
key on the steering
button on the screen or
1. If a second call is received while already
key on the steering wheel
on a call, the incoming call window will be
Reject
displayed on the screen.
2. The call will be rejected.
wheel controller to answer the call.
2. The call will be connected.
Note
●
You can also accept an incoming call using
your handset device if you wish to talk in private mode.
2. Press the
Accept
button or the
key
on the steering wheel controller to take the
second incoming call. Press the
Reject
button to reject the second incoming call.
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Placing a call
1. By dialing a number
PART
the
button or the
3. Press the
key on the
the
steering wheel. The other call will be
button on the screen or
key on the steering wheel con-
troller to connect the call.
received and the previous call will switch
back to call waiting.
1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Dial Number
button.
Note
●
Pressing and holding the
Note
button or
key will redial the most recent number.
The Call waiting function may not be sup-
●
●
ported in some handset devices.
You can delete digits by pressing the
or
The
●
Delete
button on the screen.
Delete
button will delete one digit at a
time while the
button will erase all
digits.
●
When placing international calls, press and
hold the “ * ”. A “ +” sign is displayed, allow2. Use the dial pad on the right side of the
ing you to place an international call.
screen to enter the phone number.
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3. To switch again to the other caller, press
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2. By contact list
3. Press the
the
1. While in Phone mode, press the
Contacts
button on the screen or
key on the steering wheel con-
2. Select the contact you want to call from
the list.
troller to connect the call.
button.
3. By recent calls
3. Press the
the
2. Select the contact you want to call from
the list.
troller to connect the call.
1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Recent Calls
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button on the screen or
key on the steering wheel con-
button.
Contact list
Note
●
If you want to connect to the most recent call
you made, press and hold the
●
1. Downloading contact list (from mobile
phone)
on the steering wheel.
You can store a list of names and phone
Recent calls will be deleted automatically
numbers in the system contact list. The con-
when a handset device is disconnected from
tact list can support up to 1,000 entries. The
the system.
contact list is only available when a handset
Recent calls can be sorted. Use the
button to sort recent calls by
Received
●
key
and
Missed
calls.
The recent calls function may not be sup
Download
button.
device is connected to the handsfree
Sort by
Dialed
2. Press the
3 PHONE FEATURES
●
button
PART
in the 'Dial Number' screen or the
system. In some phones, the system will
automatically download contacts upon
pairing.
ported in some handset devices.
3. T he contacts from the currently paired
handset device will automatically be
downloaded.
1. While in Phone mode, press the
Contacts
button.
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Searching your contacts
Note
●
The Mobile, Home and Office numbers can
be saved for each contact. Select the num-
If you have many contacts downloaded in the
ber you wish to call and press the corre-
device from your handset device, you can
sponding
make searches of your contacts to conve-
button.
niently find the desired person.
1. By name
1. While in Phone mode, press the
button.
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Contacts
2. Press the
Search
button.
3. Press the
Search by name
button.
2. By number
PART
the
Done
3. Press the
Search by number
3 PHONE FEATURES
4. Enter the name you wish to find and press
button.
button.
1. While in Phone mode, press the
Contacts
button.
4. Enter the number you wish to find and
5. Press the contact you want to connect the
press the
call.
Done
button.
5. Press the contact you want to connect the
2. Press the
Search
button.
call.
Note
●
When searching contacts by name, you do
Note
not need to enter the entire name to conduct
●
the search.
When searching contacts by number, you do
not need to enter the entire number to conduct the search.
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Checking missed calls
3. Press the
Missed
button.
1. W h i l e i n P h o n e m o d e , p r e s s t h e
Recent Calls
button.
4. The list of missed calls will be displayed.
2. Press the
84
Sort by
button.
PART 3. PHONE FEATURES
SMS
the sender, say ‘Call’.
●
1. D ownloading SMS messages (from
mobile phone)
3. Select the desired message to send a
When a mobile phone has been paired with
response.
the system, new incoming messages will
●
system, unread messages will automatically
You can modify custom messages through
Phone Settings.
be downloaded to the system. While you will
●
not be able to check SMS messages
The SMS function may not be supported in
some handset devices.
through the system due to legal regulations,
4. Editing Custom Messages
the system will read back messages for you
for added convenience. The SMS read back
1. In the ‘Phone’ Screen, press the
is also possible when the vehicle is in
button.
2. P ress the
motion.
●
When the notification window is displayed,
press the
2. Checking an SMS message
1. P ress the
Yes
button to check the new
wheel.
3. T he system will read back the new
message.
Note
To listen to the message again, say ‘Read
●
again’. To listen to the next message, say
‘Next’. To send a reply, say ‘Reply’. To call
but ton nex t to the
Custom Messages menu.
incoming message.
3. From the 6 messages, select the mes-
key on the steering
2. Say the command ‘Read SMS’.
Edit
Settings
sage you wish to edit.
3. S ending an SMS message (Custom
Messages)
The UVO system allows you to respond to
Caution
●
The Editing Custom Messages features are
incoming messages through voice
supported only when the vehicle is parked. If
commands.
you need to edit custom messages, first park
1. After listening to a received message, say
your vehicle in a safe location.
‘Reply’.
2. The UVO system will provide information
pertaining to the 6 Custom Messages.
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When a mobile phone is paired with the
Note
PART
automatically be notified through the system.
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17:20:56+09:00, 2010:12:24 18:13:47+09:00, 2010:12:30 13:18:20+09:00, 2011:02:28 13:09:34+09:00, 2011:03:07 14:43:23+09:00, 2011:03:07 14:52:15+09:00, 2011:03:07 16:29:44+09:00, 2011:03:07 16:29:55+09:00, 2011:03:07 16:29:55+09:00, 2011:03:07 16:35:22+09:00, 2011:03:07 17:19:14+09:00, 2011:03:07 17:19:42+09:00, 2011:03:07 17:45:41+09:00, 2011:03:11 16:43:09+09:00, 2011:03:11 16:44:07+09:00, 2011:03:11 16:45:15+09:00, 2011:03:11 17:24:56+09:00, 2011:03:11 17:26:54+09:00, 2011:03:11 17:28:18+09:00, 2011:03:14 17:57:42+09:00, 2011:03:14 17:58:08+09:00, 2011:03:14 18:02:45+09:00, 2011:03:21 13:52:26+09:00, 2011:03:21 15:20:43+09:00, 2011:03:22 08:21:25+09:00, 2011:03:22 08:22:40+09:00, 2011:04:15 11:32:55+09:00, 2011:04:15 11:34:54+09:00, 2011:04:27 17:00:06+09:00, 2011:04:27 17:01:20+09:00, 2011:04:27 17:03:08+09:00, 2011:04:28 09:29:15+09:00, 2011:04:28 10:46:32+09:00, 2011:04:28 10:46:32+09:00, 2011:05:13 17:04:34+09:00, 2011:06:03 11:42:05+09:00, 2011:06:03 11:42:51+09:00, 2011:06:08 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