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NAVIGATION SYSTEM

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NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Press the

Yes

button.

Deleting an address book

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

My Places

button.

Press the

Address Book

button.

Press the desired address book (user) but-

ton.

Press the

Delete all

button.

Press the

Yes

button.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

3-48 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Registering home address

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

My Places

button.

Press the

Home Address

button.

Press the

button.

INFORMATION

Press the

Store current position

button to reg-

ister the current position as Home.

Search the address.

The process is the same method as search-

ing an address.

[Searching an Address], page 3-13.

Press the

Done

button to complete.

Deleting home address

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

My Places

button.

Press the

Home Address

button.

Press the

Delete

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

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NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Press the

Yes

button.

Registering favorite place

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

My Places

button.

Press the

Favorite Places

button.

Press the number of the Favorite Place to

Press the

button.

INFORMATION

Press the

Store current position

button to reg-

ister the current position as a Favorite place.

Search the address.

The process is the same as the method for

searching an address.

[Searching an Address], page 3-13.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

3-50 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Press the

Done

button to complete.

Deleting favorite place

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

My places

button.

Press the

Favorite Places

button.

Select the desired favorite place button to

delete.

Press the

Delete

button.

Press the

Yes

button.

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

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NAVIGATION SYSTEM

System information and update

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the main button.

Press the

System Info

button.

Voice guidance volume setting

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

Voice Setup

button.

Voice guidance volume control

● Set the desired volume level by using the

◀

▶

buttons and press the

Listen

button to verify the volume level.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Voice Guidance Louder"

"Voice Guidance Softer"

● 

Press the

Mute

button when voice guid-

ance is unnecessary.

Voice guidance can be turned back on by

pressing the

◀

▶

buttons or press-

ing the

Mute

button.

Voice Command

1. Press the key on the steering Wheel

remote controller.

2. After the beep sound, say a command.

"Voice Guidance On"

"Voice Guidance Of"

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

3-52 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Adaptive volume control ON/OFF

● Press the desired setting button.

INFORMATION

Adaptive Volume Control

If the speed of the vehicle is over approxi-

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

can be increased one level higher than the

current level. If the speed of the vehicle falls

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

will return to its original level.

Traffic Setup

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

Traffic Setup

button.

Select the desired changes and press the

Done

button.

INFORMATION

● 

Display Traffic and Flow data on Map : select

whether to display traffic information on

the map.

● 

Voice Prompt for traffic and flow warning :

select whether to provide voice guidance in

front of Traffic Information. (On route -

3mile)

● 

Display Detour pop-up message : select

whether to display Detour pop up in front

of Traffic Information. (On route - 3mile)

Traffic Information

(a) Viewing Traffic Information

When the Traffic option is active, press the

button on the Map screen.

Traffic Flow INFORMATION

Normal, Free Flowing (46 mph ~)

Moderate Congestion (26 ~ 45 mph)

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

Road Construction

Accident

Congestion/Slow Traffic

Incient

Hazardous Road Conditions

Travel Information

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

3-53

NAVIGATION SYSTEM

INFORMATION

● 

Traffic information will be shown on the

map up until the scale is ~4mile.

● 

Displays the traffic information around vehi-

cle for up to a radius of 50 miles.

(Information exceeding 50 miles will not be

displayed)

● 

The above list can be sorted by either

Distance (Default) or Category.

Select the desired

List

button.

The user can check points of accidents and

traffic details.

(b) Changing Traffic Category

Press the

Advanced

button at No. 2.

After selecting the desired menu among

the six menus, press the

Done

button to

save. Once returning to the previous List

screen, the corresponding Category list will

be shown and maintained until Category

information is changed.

PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

3-54 NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Help

Press the

SETUP

key.

Press the

Help

button.

Press the

Navigation

button.

Press the desired Help menu button.

The full content of the help section can be

viewed by using the top-down scroll but-

tons.

XM DATA

4-1

XM DATA

PART 4

XM DATA

XM Data mode ……………………… 4-2

Entering XM Data mode ……………… 4-2

XM Data mode screen and functions … 4-2

Traffic data Service Information …… 4-2

Stock Data Service Information ……… 4-3

Sport Data Service Information ……… 4-3

Weather data Service Information…… 4-4

4-2 XM DATA

PART 4 XM DATA

XM Data mode

The XM Data Service is a paid membership

satellite radio service which provides users

with traffic, stock, sports, and weather infor-

mation. However, weather information is not

supported for vehicles purchased in Canada.

For information on registration or related con-

tent, please visit the XM radio website (www.

xmradio.com).

Entering XM Data mode

From the current location map screen with-

in the navigation, press the

XM DATA

button.

The main XM data service screen will be dis-

played. Within the main screen, there are

four categories of Traffic, Stocks, Sports and

Weather.

XM Data mode screen and

functions

Traffic data Service Information

• Automatic route recalculation (guidance)

according to changes in traffic conditions.

• Provides short-cuts for initially searched

routes.

• Displays increased detour distance and esti-

mated driving times.

• Displays icons by each traffic situation on

the map.

Route calculation by incorporating actual

road traffic conditions

● 

Incorporation of traffic information to route

calculations is a user option which can be

turned on or off by the user.

Displays Road Traffic situations

● 

RTM (Road Traffic Message) is a feature

which displays symbols of icons for each

type of road traffic condition, such as loca-

tions under construction, accidents, basic

weather, and others on map locations based

on Traffic information provided by XM.

XM DATA

4-3

XM DATA

Avoidance of locations where traffic situa-

tions have occurred.

● 

If a traffic situation occurs somewhere along

the route, the route is recalculated to avoid

such locations and an avoidance recalcula-

tion popup will be displayed.

Displays Traffic Event List

● 

A list providing details on accidents and an

icon which will display the accident location

are displayed. The user can view details by

pressing on the list or move the map to the

accident location by pressing on the acci-

dent icons.

Stock Data Service Information

XM Stock data Service is a service which pro-

vides real-time updated information on the

NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX (approximately

11,000 symbols).

Press the

Stocks

button to display the

Search screen where symbols can be

searched. Input the name of the symbol

you wish to search and press the

List

button to show search results.

For symbols which you are interested in,

press the <Favorites> icon to save the sym-

bol as a part of <My Favorite>. Saved sym-

bols can be viewed from the

My Favorites

button on the Stock Main screen.

Sport Data Service Information

This service provides real-time updated infor-

mation on scores and schedules for major

sports, such as NFL, NBA, NCAA Football,

NCAA Basketball, NHL, MLB, NASCAR and

more.

Press the desired

Sports

button to view

related sports information.

4-4 XM DATA

PART 4 XM DATA

My teams

You can save teams which you are interested

in as part of <My teams> to easily view related

scores and schedules.

Within the <My teams> screen, teams can be

added by pressing the

Add

button or

deleted by pressing the button.

Weather data Service Information

The Weather Service is a service which pro-

vides weather information updated every 5

minutes for your region.

The Weather Service includes Tabular Weather,

Graphical Weather, Warnings and Advisories

Services.

Tabular Weather Service

● 

Provides current weather information and

weather information for the coming next

three days for your region.

To change the region, press the

Other City

button and select the desired region.

Graphical Weather Service (

Map

button)

● 

This service provides weather information,

such as Cloud, Fog, Rain, Snow, and Road

Conditions on the Navigation map as sym-

bols. Details can be viewed on specific

regions by using the zoom in and zoom out

features.

Warning and Advisories Service

● 

This service provides weather warnings and

advisories, such as Tornado, Storm, Flood

etc. as symbols on the Navigation map.

Details can be viewed on specific regions by

using the zoom in and zoom out features.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-1

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Operating voice command ………… 5-2

Condition for voice command system …… 5-2

Basic operation for voice

command control ……………………… 5-2

Voice command Help …………………… 5-3

Setting up the voice command system 5-4

Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF ………… 5-4

Speaker adaptation …………………… 5-4

Voice command list ………………… 5-6

Command list of Audio system ………… 5-6

FM/AM Radio ………………………… 5-6

XM Radio …………………………… 5-7

CD …………………………………… 5-8

MP3 …………………………………… 5-9

USB MP3 ……………………………… 5-10

USB IMAGE …………………………… 5-10

iPod …………………………………… 5-11

Others ………………………………… 5-11

Command list of Navigation system ……… 5-12

Map …………………………………… 5-12

Destination …………………………… 5-14

Route ………………………………… 5-15

Others ………………………………… 5-16

Searching destination by voice command 5-19

Find address ………………………… 5-19

Find nearest POI ……………………… 5-20

Find nearest <POI name> …………… 5-21

Destination POI by phone number … 5-22

Find emergency <Category> ……… 5-23

Destination by address book ………… 5-24

Previous destination ………………… 5-24

Previous start point ………………… 5-25

Go home ……………………………… 5-25

Destination by memory

point <1 to 5> ……………………… 5-25

5-2 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Operating voice command

Condition for voice command

system

Most of the functions within the Audio and

Navigation system can be operated by voice.

Please follow the following instructions for

optimal voice recognition performance.

● 

Close all windows and the sunroof. The per-

formance of the voice recognition can be

improved if the environment of the car inte-

rior is quiet.

● 

Press the voice recognition button and say

the desired voice command after the sound

of the beep.

● 

The microphone is positioned above the

driver so that voice commands can be spo-

ken while maintaining a proper posture.

● 

Pronounce the voice commands naturally

and clearly as if in a normal conversation.

Basic operation for voice

command control

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller. A voice command win-

dow will be displayed on the lower side of

the screen followed by a "Command

please" system voice comment.

INFORMATION

The System voice comment "Command

Please" will not be provided when the Voice

prompt is turned OFF.

2. Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say the desired voice command (ex : previ-

ous destination)

[Voice command list], page 5-6.

[Searching destination by voice com-

mand], page 5-19.

If the exact command is not known, use the

"Help" command to view the commands list

in detail.

INFORMATION

Press the key shortly to input a voice

command from among the system voice com-

ments. The system voice instruction comment

will immediately terminate. When the

icon changes into the icon with a beep

sound, input the desired voice command.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-3

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

3. The inputted command is fed back to the

screen and voice system. If the command

was not recognized properly, say "Back".

INFORMATION

● The commands which can currently be

inputted are displayed on the screen in yel-

low.

● 

To terminate the voice recognition system,

either say "cancel" or press the

for over

0.8 second.

● 

Be aware that during the operation of the

voice recognition system, pressing the hard

keys or the screen will terminate the voice

recognition system.

Voice command Help

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller. A voice command win-

dow will be displayed on the lower side of

the screen followed by a "Command

please" system voice comment.

INFORMATION

The System voice comment "Command

Please" will not be provided when the Voice

prompt is turned OFF.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Help". If the proper Help menu

is already known, voice commands, such as

"destination help" can be inputted directly.

INFORMATION

The "help" command can be used even while

voice recognition dialogue is operating. At

such time, help instructions appropriate to

the state of the dialogue will be provided.

3. Say the name of the desired menu.

(ex : "Destination help")

4. Say the desired voice command.

5-4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Setting up the voice command

system

Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF

● 

Voice prompt ON : all system prompts are

provided.

● Voice prompt OFF : most of the system

prompts are not provided.

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

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

on" or "voice prompt off" can be directly

inputted if the current state is already

known.

3. Once the icon changes into the icon on the

pop-up screen with a beep sound, say

"Voice Prompt on".

INFORMATION

In the Voice Setup Help screen, the com-

mands possible for input within the current

mode are displayed. For example, if the Voice

prompt is currently in Off state, then the com-

mand Voice prompt ON will be displayed on

the screen.

Speaker adaptation

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Voice setup." Or the "Speaker adapta-

tion" command can be directly inputted.

3. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Speaker adaptation".

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-5

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Yes".

5. Lis ten and repe at the 20 commands

(approximate) as instructed by the device.

● Reset Speaker adaptation: Returns to previ-

ous state prior to applying Speaker adapta-

tion.

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Reset Speaker adaptation".

5-6 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Voice command list

The voice commands for this system are divid-

ed into Global commands and Local com-

mands.

● Global command () : Commands which

operate in all operating modes.

● Local command () : Commands which

operate only when the corresponding

mode is operating or when the mode

screen to the corresponding mode is dis-

played.

Command list of Audio system

FM/AM Radio

Command Operation

●

Radio Plays the most recent frequency for the most recently

operated band.

●

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

band.

●

(Radio) FM

Plays the most recent frequency for the corresponding

band. In the case of FM, the most recent frequency

within the most recently played FM1 or FM2 band is

played.

●

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

band.

●

AM frequency <530 to 1710>

(ex. AM frequency 1310) Plays the desired AM band frequency.

●

FM frequency <87.5 to 107.9>

(ex. FM frequency 99.1) Plays the desired FM band frequency.

●

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

●

FM <1 or 2> Preset <1 to 6> Plays the desired preset frequency of FM1 or FM2

band.

○

Preset <1 to 6> Plays the desired preset frequency for the current

band.

○

Seek Up Searches and plays the next frequency of the current

band.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-7

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command Operation

○ Seek Down Searches and plays the previous frequency of the current band.

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

○ Preset Down Plays the previous preset frequency of the current.

○ Scan Scans all frequencies within the current band.

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

○ Auto Store / Auto Preset Searches all frequencies within the current band and stores the 6 frequencies with the most superior

reception as preset buttons.

Command Operation

● XM Plays the last channel within the last band from XM1, XM2, and XM3.

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

● XM Channel <0 to 255> Plays the desired XM band channel.

●

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

Plays the desired preset channel for XM1 or XM2 or XM3 band.

○ Channel < 0 to 255 > Plays the desired channel of the current band.

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

○ Channel Up Plays the next channel of the current band.

○ Channel Down Plays the previous channel of the current band.

XM Radio

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PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command Operation

○ Preset Up Plays the next preset channel of the current band.

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

○ Scan Scans all channels within the current band.

○ Preset Scan Scans all preset channels within the current band.

Command Operation

●DISC Plays the DISC already inserted in the CD Player.

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

●CD track <1 to 665> If the DISC inserted in the CD Player is a CD, then CD Mode will start and plays the desired track.

○Track <1 to 665> Plays the desired track.

○Next track Plays the next track.

○Previous track Plays the previous track.

○Scan Scans all tracks on the CD DISC.

○Repeat track Repeats the current playing track.

○Random Plays the tracks of the CD DISC in random order.

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

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-9

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command Operation

● DISC Plays the DISC already inserted into the CD Player.

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

● MP3 If the DISC inserted in the CD Player is an MP3 DISC, then the MP3 will be played.

○ Next file Plays the next file.

○ Previous file Plays the previous file.

○ Next folder Plays the first file in the next folder.

○ Previous folder Plays the first file in the previous folder.

○ Scan Scans all files within the MP3 DISC.

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

○ Repeat File Repeats the current playing file.

○ Repeat Folder Repeats all tracks within the current playing folder.

○ Random Plays all files within the MP3 DISC in random order.

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

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

MP3

5-10 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

USB MP3

USB IMAGE

Command Operation

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

○ Next file Plays the next file.

○ Previous file Plays the previous file.

○ Next folder Plays the first chapter of the next folder.

○ Previous folder Plays the first chapter of the previous folder.

○ Scan Scans all files within the USB.

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

○ Repeat File Repeats the current playing file.

○ Repeat Folder Repeats all songs within the current playing folder.

○ Random Plays all files within the USB in random order.

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

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

Command Operation

● USB If the USB IMAGE has been connected to the device, plays the image files within the USB.

○Next image Moves to the next image.

○Previous image Moves to the previous image.

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VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

iPod

Others

Command Operation

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

○ Next song Plays the next song.

○ Previous song Plays the previous song.

○ Repeat song Repeats the current playing song.

○ Random Plays all songs within the iPod in random order.

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

○ Normal play Turns off the Repeat and Random functions.

Command Operation

● Line in Plays the unit connected with the AUX terminal.

● Audio on Turns on the Audio/Video.

● Audio off Turns off the Audio/Video.

Command Operation

○Next folder Moves to the next folder.

○Previous folder Moves to the previous folder.

5-12 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command list of Navigation system

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

Map

Command Operation

●

Map Current location Displays the current position of the vehicle.

●

Zoom In Decreases the map zoom by one level.

●

Zoom Out Increases the map zoom by one level.

●

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

●

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

●

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

●

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

150 feet / 50 meters

300 feet /100 meters

700 feet / 200 meters

0.25 miles / 400 meters

0.5 miles / 800 meters

1 mile / 1.6 kilometers

2 miles / 3.2 kilometers

4 miles / 6.4 kilometers

8 miles / 12 kilometers

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VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command Operation

16 miles / 25 kilometers

32 miles / 50 kilometers

64 miles / 100 kilometers

130 miles / 200 kilometers

250 miles / 400 kilometers

(ex.Zoom 0.25 miles, zoom

400 meters)

○

North up Displays the map in North Up mode.

○

Heading up Displays the map in Heading Up mode.

○

Show <POI name>

(ex. Show ATM)

Displays the selected POI categories. [POI Category list], page 5-17.

○

Hide <POI name>

(ex. Hide ATM)

Hides the selected POI categories. [POI Category list], page 5-17.

○

Hide all Hides all POI categories.

○

Daylight mode Converts the map display into daylight mode.

○

Night mode Converts the map display into night mode.

○

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

5-14 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Destination

Command Operation

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

●Find nearest POI Sets a POI near the current position as the destination for route guidance through POI category search.

●Find nearest <POI name> Sets a POI near the current position as the destination by directly inputting the POI name for route

guidance. [POI Category list], page 5-17.

●Destination POI by phone

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

●Find Emergency <Category>

(ex. Find Emergency Hospital)

Searches for an emergency facility which is nearby the current position and sets it as the destination for

route guidance. Emergency facilities are police stations, hospitals, and dealerships.

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

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

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

●Go home Sets the previously registered home address as the destination for route guidance.

●Destination by memory

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

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-15

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Route

Command Operation

●

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

●

Repeat voice guidance Repeats the route guidance.

●

Detour <1 or 2 or 5 or 10>

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

●

Detour <1 or 2 or 5 or 10>

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

●

Replan recommended route Recalculates the route with the recommended route.

●

Replan shortest route Recalculates the route with the shortest route.

●

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

●

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

○

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

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

5-16 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Others

Command Operation

●

Voice guidance on Turns the Voice Guidance On.

●

Voice guidance off Turns the Voice Guidance Off.

●

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

●

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

●

Store marked location to <text tag>

(ex. Store marked location to user 1) Registers the selected location into the selected Address book.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-17

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

●POI Category list

All restaurants Car Wash Home Specialty Store Court House

Fast Food restaurant Motorcycle Dealership Clothing shop Fire Department

American restaurant All Travel Shoe Store Convention Center

French restaurant Airport Pharmacy City Hall

Italian restaurant Hotel All Recreation Civic Center

Continental restaurant Tourist Information Amusement Park School

Mexican restaurant Travel Agent Museum Government Offices

Japanese restaurant Tourist Attraction Cinema Waste & Sanitary

Chinese restaurant City Cnter Sports Activities Utilities

Korean restaurant Rental Car Agency Sports Complex All Services

Vegetarian Food restaurant Campground Golf Course Hospital

Seafood restaurant Ferry Terminal Winery Dentist

Latin American restaurant Bus Station Video & Game Rental Photography

Asian restaurant Local Transit Ski Resort Tax Service

African restaurant Train Station Recreation Area Medical Service

Coffee Shop All Shopping Other Recreation Attorney

Other restaurants Department Store All Financial Service Funeral Director

All automotive Convenience Store Bank Hair & Beauty

Hyundai Dealership Shopping Center ATM Cleaning & Laundry

Gas Station Music Store Check Cashing Service Social Service

Parking Grocery Store Money Transfer Physician

Auto service Bookstore Business Facility Communication services

Road Assistance Electronics Store All Community Tailor & Alteration

Automobile Dealership Hardware Store Police Station Mover services

Auto Parts Gifts shop Post Office

Rest Area Sporting Goods store Library

5-18 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Command list of Help

Command list of Phone

Command Operation

●

Call Name Makes the call to the name.

●

Dial Number makes the callto the number.

●

Redial The recently called number is redialed.

●

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

Command Operation

●Help Displays the main Help screen.

●Destination Help Displays the Destination related command list.

●Map Help Displays the Map related command list.

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

●XM Help Displays the XM radio related command list.

●Disc Help Displays the DISC mode related command list for the disc inserted in the CD Player.

●iPod Help Displays the iPod related Command list.

●USB Help Displays the USB related command list.

●Phone Help Displays the Phone help screen.

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

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-19

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Searching destination by voice

command

Find address

Sets the destination through address search

for route guidance.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Find address".

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

4. Say the state name.

5. Say the city name.

6. Say the street name.



Say the House number. Here, the range

which can be inputted will be displayed.



Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

5-20 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

INFORMATION

Spell recognition

● 

It is possible to search the state, city, street

names through the text line inputted by the

user.

● To enter spell search mode, say the "Spell

state, city, street names" command as dis-

played on the screen.

● Text lines can be inputted continuously.

Pick-List(n-best list)

● If there are more than one voice result, then

a pick-list which can be selected by the user

will be displayed.

● There may be more than one list page. The

desired page can be viewed by using com-

mands such as "next page" or "previous

page".

● Here, the "Line + number" voice command

can be used to select the desired result,

such as "Line one". Pressing the desired

result is not supported.

● Also, selectable areas will be highlighted in

yellow, allowing the user to easily see which

results can be selected.

Find nearest POI

Sets a POI near the current position as the

destination for route guidance through POI

category search.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "find nearest POI".

3. Select the desired main category.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-21

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

4. Select the desired sub category.



Select the desired POI from the list and say

the line number for the corresponding

menu. Ex) "Line 1".



Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Find nearest <POI name>

Sets a POI near the current position as the

destination by directly inputting the POI

name for route guidance.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the

icon on the pop-up screen with a beep

sound, say "Find nearest Parking".

3. Select the desired POI from the list and say

the line number for the corresponding

menu. Ex) "Line 1".

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PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM



Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Destination POI by phone number

Sets the destination by searching the phone

number of the facility.

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.



Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Destination POI by Phone number".

3. Input the 10 numbers for the phone num-

ber.

INFORMATION

Continuous recognition of phone numbers is

possible, and the recognized result will be dis-

played in block units. To correct a block unit,

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

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

"repeat".

4. Say "Show list" to view the resulting search

list.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-23

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

5. Select the desired location from the list and

say the line command.

6. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Find emergency <Category> :

Searches for an emergency facility which is

nearby the current position and sets it as the

destination for route guidance. Emergency

facilities are police stations, hospitals, and

dealerships.

1. Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.



Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say the voice command.

ex)“Find emergency hospital”

3. Select the desired location from the list and

say the line command.



Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

5-24 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

PART 5 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM

Destination by address book

Sets one of the list of previously registered

addresses in the address book for the user as

the destination.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.



Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Destination by address book".

3. Select the desired user name(Address book

name).

4. Select the desired location from the list and

say the line command.

5. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Previous destination

Sets one of the previous destination as the

current destination.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Previous destination".

Select the desired location from the list and

say the line command.

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 5-25

VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM



Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Previous start point

Sets the previous start point as the current

destination.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.

2. Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Previous start point".

3. Say "Start guidance" if guidance to the

selected position is desired, or say "Show

map" to verify the location of the selected

position on the map.

Go home

Sets the previously registered home address

as the destination for route guidance.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.



Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Go home".

Destination by memory point <1 to 5>

Sets a previously registered memory point as

the destination for route guidance.



Press the key on the steering wheel

remote controller.



Once the icon changes into the icon

on the pop-up screen with a beep sound,

say "Destination by memory point 1".

PART 6 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

PART 6

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Before using the Bluetooth

Handsfree …………………………… 6-2

What is Bluetooth? ……………………… 6-2

Functions supported by

Bluetooth Handsfree …………………… 6-2

Converting Bluetooth Handsfree

mode ………………………………… 6-2

Converting from Audio/Navigation mode to

Bluetooth Handsfree mode

……………… 6-2

Converting from Bluetooth Handsfree

mode to Audio/Navigation mode ……… 6-3

Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth

phone ………………………………… 6-4

Pairing a mobile phone ………………… 6-4

Deleting a paired phone ……………… 6-6

Connecting a mobile phone …………… 6-7

Disconnecting a mobile phone ………… 6-8

Bluetooth Handsfree screen layout 6-9

Bluetooth Handsfree screen and

functions ………………………………… 6-9



When there is no mobile phone

connected …………………………… 6-9

When a mobile phone is connected … 6-9

When receiving an incoming call …… 6-10

When already on a call ……………… 6-10

When there is a call waiting ………… 6-10

Making a call ………………………… 6-11

Making a call by dialing a phone

number ………………………………… 6-11

Making a call from Speed Dial ………… 6-11

Making a call by redialing ……………… 6-12

Answering a call …………………… 6-13

Answering an incoming call …………… 6-13

Rejecting an incoming ………………… 6-13

Operating menus during a call …… 6-14

Switching call to the mobile phone …… 6-14

Activating Call waiting ………………… 6-14

Ending a call …………………………… 6-15

Phone Book ………………………… 6-16

Making a call from the Phone book …… 6-16

Searching the Phone Book ……………… 6-17

Searching by name ………………… 6-17

Searching by number ……………… 6-18

Call History List ……………………… 6-19

Making a call from Call history ………… 6-19

Sorting call history ……………………… 6-19

Dialed number ……………………… 6-20

Received number …………………… 6-20

Missed number ……………………… 6-20

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

PART 6

BLUETOOTH® HANDSFREE

Phone Music ………………………… 6-21

Before playing Phone music …………… 6-21

Starting Phone Music …………………… 6-21

Phone music screen layout …………… 6-22

Selecting Phone music files …………… 6-23

Bluetooth settings ………………… 6-24

Pairing and connecting a mobile phone … 6-24

Setting mobile phone auto connect

priority ………………………………… 6-24

Setting Handsfree volume ……………… 6-25

Setting Audio streaming ……………… 6-25

Advanced settings ……………………… 6-26



Setting Contacts Auto Download (Sync) …

6-27

Searching and modifying my device

properties …………………………… 6-27

Changing passkey ………………… 6-28

Deleting all paired phones ………… 6-28

Initializing Bluetooth handsfree …… 6-29

Important information …………… 6-30

About pairing mobile phones ………… 6-30

About making/answering phone calls … 6-31

About Bluetooth device environment … 6-31

Mobile Phone Compatibility …………… 6-32

PART 6 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

6-2 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Before using the Bluetooth®

Handsfree

What is Bluetooth®?

● 

Bluetooth® allows wireless transmission of

information between PC, mobile phones, head-

sets, PDAs, printers and other devices within

close ranges by using 2.45Ghz frequency short-

distance wireless telecommunication technolo-

gies.

● 

Within this vehicle, users can make hands-

free calls, transmit mobile phone data, and

play audio streaming files by connecting a

mobile phone with the system.

Functions supported by

Bluetooth® Handsfree

● 

Pairing mobile phones (Up to 5 phones)

● 

Connecting/disconnecting mobile phones

● 

Making/Answering phone calls

● 

Downloading a Phone Book

●Downloading a Call history list

● 

Playing music saved in a Bluetooth® phone

in the vehicle

Some functions may not be supported in

some mobile phone.

Converting Bluetooth®

Handsfree mode

Converting from Audio/Navigation

mode to Bluetooth® Handsfree mode

While in Audio mode or Navigation mode,

press the

PHONE

key or the key on

the steering wheel.

Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by

Bluetooth® SIG, Inc.

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6-3

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

The system will change to Bluetooth®

Handsfree mode and display the PHONE

screen.

The following screen will become displayed

if no mobile phone has been connected.

Converting from Bluetooth

Handsfree mode to Audio/

Navigation mode

While in Bluetooth® Handsfree mode, press

an Audio/Navigation mode key, such as

FM/AM

MAP

VOICE

The corresponding mode will be displayed.

INFORMATION

Most of the functions of the Audio or SETUP

modes are not supported while on a

Bluetooth® Handsfree call. The call volume and

Navigation (MAPVOICE, DEST, ROUTE) screens

can be operated.

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6-4 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Pairing and connecting a

Bluetooth® phone

CAUTION!

● 

Bluetooth® connection may become inter-

mittently disconnected in some mobile

phones. Follow the following steps to try

again.

1. Turn the Bluetooth® function within the

mobile phone ON/OFF and try to connect

again.

2. Turn the mobile phone power ON/OFF

and try to connect again.

3. Completely remove the mobile phone bat-

tery, reboot, and then try to connect again.

4. Reboot the Audio Navigation System and

try to connect again.

5. Delete all paired devices from the mobile

phone and Audio Navigation System and

re-pair for use.

● 

The hands-free call volume and quality may

differ depending on the mobile phone.

Pairing a mobile phone

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Pairings

button on the Settings

screen.

The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Press the

Add to

button to pair

a new mobile phone.

INFORMATION

For safety reasons, pairing a Bluetooth® phone

is not possible when the vehicle is in motion.

Park the vehicle in a safe location to pair a

new phone. It is possible to pair up to five

mobile phones. In order to pair a new phone

when there are already five mobile phones

paired, you must first delete one of the pre-

viously paired phones.

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6-5

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

From the Bluetooth® device list within the

mobile phone, add the car handsfree.

The default name of the car system is

(OOO).

For more information on registering

Bluetooth® devices from the mobile phone,

please refer to the mobile phone user's

manual.

INFORMATION

While conducting a Bluetooth® device search

from the mobile phone, operating to another

screen will prevent the car handsfree from

being found in the mobile phone. Always con-

duct searches for Bluetooth® devices with the

Search Bluetooth® device screen displayed.

When pairing the car handsfree from the

mobile phone, a passkey input window will

become displayed on the mobile phone

screen. Input the passkey set within the car

system into the mobile phone input win-

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

shown in the figure, once the passkey beco-

mes successfully inputted, the Bluetooth®

connection between the car system and

mobile phone will start.

Once Bluetooth® connection is successful,

the name of the connected mobile phone

will become displayed on the PHONE

screen and Bluetooth® handsfree functions

will operate.

INFORMATION

Some functions may not be supported due to

limited Bluetooth® compatibility between the

car system and mobile phone.

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6-6 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Deleting a paired phone

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Pairings

button on the Settings

screen.

The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Select the phone you wish to

delete from the list and press the

Delete

button.

A pop-up asking whether you wish to dele-

te the paired phone will be displayed.

Press the

Yes

button to delete the paired

phone and the

button to cancel.

CAUTION!

A mobile phone cannot be deleted if it is

currently connected to the car system.

To delete the phone, first disconnect the

mobile phone and try again.

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6-7

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Connecting a mobile phone

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Connections

button on the

Settings screen.

The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Select the phone you wish to

conn ec t from th e list an d p ress the

Connect

button.

INFORMATION

When there are no paired phones, pair the

mobile phone through [Settings>Pairings>

Add to]. For more information on pairing

mobile phones, refer to the user's manual

[Pairing and Connecting a Bluetooth® phone

> Pairing a mobile phone].

The Bluetooth® connection between the car

system and mobile phone will start.

Once Bluetooth® connection is successful,

the name of the connected mobile phone

will become displayed on the PHONE

screen and Bluetooth® handsfree functions

will operate.

PART 6 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

6-8 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

If the connection between the mobile

phone and Bluetooth® fails, the following

pop-up will be displayed. If problems occur

while connecting Bluetooth®, check for the

following conditions.

● 

Whether the mobile phone you wish to con-

nect is in the vicinity of the car system

● 

Whether the power of the mobile phone

Bluetooth® has been turned off

● 

Whether the mobile phone Bluetooth® has

been set to hidden state

● 

Whether there are Bluetooth® compatibility

issues between the car system and another

mobile phone

Disconnecting a mobile phone

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Pres s the

Connections

button on the

Settings screen.

The list of currently paired phones will be

displayed. Select the phone you wish to dis-

conn ec t from th e list an d p ress the

Disconnect

button.

pop-up asking whether you wish to discon-

nect the mobile phone will be displayed.

Press the

Yes

button to disconnect the

mobile phone and the

button to

cancel.

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6-9

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Bluetooth® Handsfree screen

layout

Bluetooth® Handsfree screen and

functions

When there is no mobile phone

connected

1

Settings : the user can set desired settings

for the Bluetooth® handsfree, such as pair/

delete mobile phone, connect/ disconnect

mobile phone, set call volume, change

device name and change passkey.

When a mobile phone is connected

2

Phone battery charge status : displays the

battery charge status of the connected

mobile phone. The battery charge status

may not be displayed in some mobile pho-

nes.

3

Signal strength : displays the mobile

phone signal strength. The signal strength

may not be displayed in some mobile pho-

nes.

4

Bluetooth® connection state : becomes

displayed when a Bluetooth® phone has

been connected with the car system.

5

Name of connected mobile phone : dis-

plays the name of the connected mobile

phone.

6

Phone number input window : displays

the inputted phone number.

7

Dial : input the phone number through

the dial pad.

8

SEND : if a number has not been entered

into the phone number input window,

Pressing the send button displays the call

history list screen.

9

Del : deletes the inputted number one

digit at a time.

10 

END : if a number has been inputted, then

erases the entire number.

11 

Contacts : displays the phone book screen.

The user can search previously saved

phone numbers. The phone contact list

may not be displayed in some mobile pho-

nes.

8 9 10

3 4

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6-10 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

When receiving an incoming call

12 

Accept : accepts the incoming call.

13 

Reject : rejects the incoming call.

When already on a call

14 

Busy icon : when already on a call, displays

an icon shaped like a receiver.

15 

Name of incoming caller : displays the

name of incoming caller. The name of the

incoming caller will not be displayed if the

caller's phone number has not been pre-

viously registered in the phone book.

16 

Number of incoming caller : displays the

number of the incoming caller.

17 

Call state : displays the call state, such as

talk time, phone connection, and end

time.

18 

END : ends the call.

19 

Private : when talking on the car hands-

free, use this function to switch the call to

the mobile phone.



Mute : use this function to mute the out-

going volume. Pressing the

Mute

button

will display the at the top right side of

the screen and the caller will not be able

to hear the conversation taking place in

the car. Press the

Mute

button again to

release the Mute function.

When there is a call waiting



Switch : use this button to switch between

callers when there are calls on call waiting.



END : use this button to end the calls with

all callers.

21 22

17 18

19 20

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

6-11

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Making a call

Making a call by dialing a phone

number

Use the number pad on the right side of the

PHONE screen to input the number you

wish to call.

Press the

SEND

button or the key on

the steering wheel to make the call.

INFORMATION

To modify, press the

Del

button to delete

the inputted number one digit at a time.

Press the

END

button or the key on the

steering wheel to cancel the call.

Making a call from Speed Dial

Use the number pad on the right side of the

PHONE screen to input a speed dial num-

ber.

INFORMATION

Only speed dial numbers already stored on

the mobile phone can be used for speed dial

calls.

Up to 2-digit speed dial numbers are suppor-

ted.

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6-12 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Press the

SEND

button or the key on

the steering wheel to make the call.

INFORMATION

For 2-digit speed dial numbers, press and hold

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

number.

Making a call by redialing

Press and hold (over 0.8 second) the

SEND

button on the PHONE screen or the

key on the steering wheel.

INFORMATION

Redialing is not possible when there is no call

history or the call history list is being down-

loaded from the mobile phone. When there is

no call history list, the

SEND

button will be

inactive.

The recently called number is redialed.

INFORMATION

It is not possible to display the Audio mode

and Settings screen when on a phone call.

Only the call volume and Navigation

(MAPVOICE, DEST, ROUTE) screens can be

operated.

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6-13

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Answering a call

Answering an incoming call

The following screen will be displayed

when you receive an incoming call.

To answer the incoming call, press the

button or the key on the

steering wheel.

Rejecting an incoming

The following screen will be displayed

when you receive an incoming call.

To reject the incoming call, press the

Reject

button or the key on the stee-

ring wheel. The incoming call will be rejec-

ted.

INFORMATION

Upon receiving a call, the [Reject] function

may not be supported in some mobile pho-

nes.

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6-14 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Operating menus during a call

Switching call to the mobile

phone

If you wish to switch the call to the mobile

phone while talking on the car handsfree,

press the

Private

button or press and hold

(over 0.8 second) the key on the stee-

ring wheel.

As shown, the call will be switched to the

mobile phone.

INFORMATION

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

free while talking on the mobile phone, press

the

Use handsfree

button or press and hold

(over 0.8 second) the key on the steering

wheel. The call will be switched to the car

handsfree.

Activating Call waiting

If another person calls while already on a

call, the following screen will be displayed.

Press the

button or the key

on the steering wheel to receive the inco-

ming call by switching to the new caller.

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6-15

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

To switch again to the other caller, press

the

Switch

button or the key on the

steering wheel. The other call will be recei-

ved and the previous call will switch back

to call waiting.

INFORMATION

Press the

End

button or the

key on

the steering wheel to end the current call and

call waiting.

Ending a call

To end a call, press the

End

button or

the

key on the steering wheel.

The call will be ended.

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Phone Book

Making a call from the Phone

book

Press the

Contacts

button on the PHONE

screen.

The phone book list will be displayed.

INFORMATION

● The system may begin to slow down when

downloading the phone book in some

mobile phones.

● Upon connecting a mobile phone, the

phone book lists saved in the mobile phone

will automatically be downloaded(Maximum

1000 entries). The phone book download

function may not be supported in some

mobile phones.

● 

If you do not wish to automatically down-

load the mobile phone contacts to the vehi-

cle, turn the Contacts Sync setting OFF.

(Phone>Settings>Advanced setup>

Contacts Sync)

Select the number you wish to call from the

phone book list and press the

SEND

button.

The call will be made to the selected num-

ber.

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6-17

Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

INFORMATION

●

When there are more than 2 numbers saved

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

tedly selected, the registered phone num-

bers will be displayed sequentially on the

list.

●

The Mobile Phone/Office/Home categories

received via the mobile phone may differ

from the information actually stored in the

mobile phone.

● 

Select the phone number you wish to con-

nect by repeatedly selecting the phone

number list and press the

SEND

button to

make the call to the selected number.

Searching the Phone Book

Press the

Contacts

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

button on the Contacts

screen.

Phone numbers can be searched by either

Search by name

Search by number

From the two methods, select the search

method you wish to use.

Searching by name

Press the

Search by name

button on the

Phonebook search screen.

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6-18 Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Input the name you wish to search and

press the

Done

button.

The search results will be displayed on the

screen.

Searching by number

Press the

Search by number

button on the

Phonebook search screen.

Input the phone number you wish to search

and press the

Done

button.

The search results will be displayed on the

screen.

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Call History List

Making a call from Call history

Press the

SEND

button on the PHONE

screen or press the key on the steering

wheel.

The call history list will be displayed. Select

the number you wish to call from the call

history list and press the

SEND

button.

The call will be made to the selected num-

ber.

Sorting call history

The call history can be displayed by sorting

the incoming calls, outgoing calls and mis-

sed calls.

When pressing the

Dialed

Received

, or

Missed

button, the corresponding call his-

tory list will be displayed.

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Dialed number

Received number

Missed number

INFORMATION

If there are no entries saved in the

Dialed

Received

, or

Missed

lists, the corresponding

button will be inactive. Up to 20 entries can

be saved in each list.

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Phone Music

Before playing Phone music

Music saved in the mobile phone can be pla-

yed in the car through Bluetooth® audio strea-

ming.

Phone music can be played only when a

Bluetooth® phone has been connected. To

play phone music, connect the Bluetooth®

phone to the car system. For more informa-

tion on connecting Bluetooth®, please refer to

the user's manual [Pairing and Connecting a

Bluetooth® phone].

If the Bluetooth® is disconnected while pla-

ying phone music, the music will be disconti-

nued.

The audio streaming function may not be

supported in some mobile phones.

Only one function can be used at a time bet-

ween the Bluetooth® handsfree or Phone

music function.

For example, if you convert to the Bluetooth®

handsfree while playing Phone music, the

music will be discontinued.

Playing music from the car is not possible

when there are no music files stored in the

mobile phone.

Starting Phone Music

Repeatedly press the

MEDIA

key on the

front panel or the

MODE

key on the stee-

ring wheel to enter Phone music mode.

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INFORMATION

Each press of the

MEDIA

key on the front

panel will change the function in the order of

DISC

→

USB or iPod

→

AUX

→

Phone Music

→

DISC ...



Each press of the

MODE

key on the steering

wheel will change the audio mode in the

order of FM1

→

FM2

→

XM1

→

XM2

→

XM3

→

DISC

→

USB or iPod

→

AUX

→

Phone Music

→

FM1...

It is not possible to enter Phone music mode if

the mobile phone is not connected or if the

audio streaming setting within Bluetooth®

handsfree settings has been set to [Disable

streaming audio].

For more information on audio streaming set-

ting, please refer to the user ’s manual

[Bluetooth® settings > Setting Audio strea-

ming].

The Phone music screen is displayed.

INFORMATION

While music saved in the mobile phone will

automatically begin playing after converting

to the Phone music screen, this music player

function may not be supported in some mobi-

le phones.

If music does not begin playing even after

converting to the Phone music screen, try

starting the music directly from the mobile

phone.

Phone music screen layout

1

Information Bar : displays information for

the currently playing song.

2

File Down button : plays the previous

song.

3

Play/Pause button : plays/pauses the song.

4

File Up button : plays the next song.

5

Sound button : sets the FAD/BAL and BAS/

MID/TRE.

2 3 4 5

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Selecting Phone music files

Press the , buttons on the

Phone music screen or the key on

the system.

The previous or next song will be played

each time the button or key is pressed.

INFORMATION

The file selection function may not be suppor-

ted in some mobile phones.

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Bluetooth® settings

Pairing and connecting a mobile

phone

For more information on pairing and connec-

ting a mobile phone, please refer to [Pairing

and Connecting a Bluetooth® phone].

Setting mobile phone auto

connect priority

INFORMATION

After turning on the car ignition and the sys-

tem is booted up, the Bluetooth® connection

between the car system and mobile phone is

automatically made.

The Bluetooth® connection will be conducted

in the order of mobile phone priority.

The auto connect priority will be supported

only for previously paired mobile phones.

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Priority

button on the Settings

screen.

The paired mobile phone list and the mobi-

le phone connection priority will be displa-

yed.

When wishing to change the priority order,

select the mobile phone from the list and

use the , buttons to change its

priority.

Press the

Done

button to save the chan-

ged mobile phone priority.

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Setting Handsfree volume

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Volume

button on the Settings

screen.

INFORMATION

The Bluetooth® handsfree volume can be

adjusted only when a mobile phone has been

connected.

The

Volume

cannot be set if no mobile

phone has been connected.

Use the , buttons to set the desired

volume on the Phone volume screen. Press

the

Done

button to save.

INFORMATION

While on a call, turning the

POWER

knob to

the left/right or pressing the

+VOL-

key on

the steering wheel will also adjust the call

volume.

Set the incoming call volume accordingly.

Setting Audio streaming

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Streaming audio

button on the

Settings screen.

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Streaming audio setting is selected.

INFORMATION

Enable streaming audio: repeatedly press the

MEDIA

key or the

MODE

key to enter

Phone music mode. Phone music can be pla-

yed through Bluetooth® audio streaming.

Disable streaming audio: even if the

MEDIA

key or the

MODE

key is repeatedly pressed,

will not be available.

Phone music through Bluetooth® audio strea-

ming is not supported.

Advanced settings

Bluetooth® advanced settings can be chan-

ged. Enter advanced settings through the

following way.

Press the

Settings

button on the PHONE

screen.

Press the

Advanced setup

button on the

Settings screen.

INFORMATION

For safety reasons, operation of Advance

setup is not possible when the vehicle is in

motion. Please park in a safe place to make

changes to Advanced setup.

The Advanced setup screen will be displa-

yed. In Advance setup, the following four

settings can be made.

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

Setting Contacts Auto Download (Sync)

1. While in Advanced setup press the

Contacts Sync

button.

After turning Contacts Sync ON/OFF, press

the

Done

button.

INFORMATION

● 

If Contacts Sync is turned ON, the contacts

and call history in your mobile phone will

automatically be downloaded to the vehicle

each time you connect a Bluetooth® device.

Searching and modifying my device

properties

Press the

Device information

button on the

Advanced setup screen.

Displays the Device information such as the

name and address of the car system.

To modify the device name, press the

Change name

button.

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Use the key pad to input the Device name

you wish to modify.

After inputting is complete, press the

Done

button to save.

Changing passkey

Press the

Change passkey

button on the

Advanced setup screen.

Once the Change passkey screen is displa-

yed, input the desired passkey and press

the

Done

button.

INFORMATION

The passkey is a 4-digit authentication code

used for the Bluetooth® connection between

the mobile phone and car system. The default

passkey is set to 0000.

Deleting all paired phones

Press the

Delete all paired phones

button

on the Advanced setup screen.

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

A pop-up asking whether you wish to dele-

te all paired phone will be displayed.

Press the

Yes

button to delete all paired

phones or the

button to cancel.

Yes

button is pressed, all currently pai-

red phones will be deleted.

Initializing Bluetooth® handsfree

Press the

Restore factory settings

button on

the Advanced setup screen.

A pop-up asking whether you wish to initia-

lize the Bluetooth® handsfree will be displa-

yed.

Press the

Yes

button to initialize the

Bluetooth® handsfree system and the

button to cancel.

INFORMATION

Upon initializing the Bluetooth® handsfree,

the entire paired phone list will be deleted

and all Bluetooth® related settings will be res-

tored to factory state.

Yes

is pressed, the Bluetooth® hands-

free settings will be initialized.

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Important information

About pairing mobile phones

I cannot search for mobile phones

through the car system. What is the

cause?

Check to see whether the mobile phone

you wish to connect supports Bluetooth®

function. If your mobile phone supports

Bluetooth®, check to see that whether

the Bluetooth® settings in the mobile

phone have been set to hidden state or if

the Bluetooth® power has been turned

off. If the device has been set to hidden,

release the hidden state and if the

Bluetooth® power has been turned off,

turn the power ON and try searching

again.

What is the difference between pairing a

mobile phone and connecting a mobile

phone?

Paring is the process of creating a secure

communication connection between the

mobile phone and the car Bluetooth® sys-

tem.

Through a two-way passkey between the

car system and mobile phones, up to 5

mobile phones can be paired with the

car system. The paired mobile phone will

remain paired with the car system until

the user deletes it manually.

In addition, the call history lists and

phone number books saved in each

mobile phone will also be maintained

until the paired phone is deleted. For

more information on pairing mobile pho-

nes, please refer to the manual [Pairing

and Connecting a Bluetooth® phone >

Pairing a mobile phone].

C o n n e c t i n g a m o b i l e p h o n e t o

Bluetooth® by selecting the desired

mobile phone from the paired phones.

Within the car system, only one Bluetooth®

phone can be connected at one time.

For more information, please refer to the

manual [Pairing and Connecting a

Bluetooth® phone > Pairing a mobile

phone].

What is a Passkey?

A passkey is an authentication code used

for two-way communication of the car

system and the mobile phone.

Only 4-digit numbers can be used as pas-

skeys. Passkeys are registered only once

when pairing the phone number for the

first time. The factory-set passkey is 0000.

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Bluetooth® HANDSFREE

About making/answering phone

calls

How can I answer a call?

When you receive an incoming call, press

the key on the steering wheel or the

button on the PHONE screen to

answer. To reject the incoming call, press

the key on the steering wheel or the

Reject

button on the PHONE screen.

What should I do if I am talking on the

Handsfree but wish to switch the call to

the mobile phone?

To switch the call to the mobile phone,

press the

Private

button on the PHONE

screen or press and hold (over 0.8

second) the key on the steering

wheel. If you wish to switch the call back

t o t h e c a r h a n d s f r e e , p r e s s t h e

Use handsfree

button on the PHONE

screen or press and hold (over 0.8

second) the key on the steering

wheel.

About Bluetooth device

environment

What is the range for Bluetooth® wireless

connection?

The wireless connection range is within

Aproximately 30 feet.

How many mobile phones can be paired?

It is possible to pair up to five phones

with the car system.

What is the reason why the call quality

deteriorates?

First, check to see the signal strength of

the mobile phone. The call quality may

deteriorate when the signal strength is

low. Call quality may also deteriorate if

metal objects, such as drink cans, are pla-

ced near the mobile phone.

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CAUTION!

Mobile Phone Compatibility

Depending on the manufacturer, product and

product specification, some mobile phones

functions may not be supported or may not

operate to specification. Carefully read the

cautions listed below.

● 

The occurrence of problems upon using

mobile phones may be caused by the mobi-

le phone and not by the Audio/Navigation

Unit.

● 

Even mobile phones which support

Bluetooth function may not operate pro-

perly if the mobile phone connection has

been locked. Release the connection lock

and try connecting the mobile phone with

the system again.

● 

The Mobile phone battery icon and signal

strength icon may not be properly displa-

yed depending on the type of mobile

phone.

● 

Call waiting is supported only when the

connected mobile phones support this fea-

ture. The call waiting pop-up may not be

displayed in some mobile phones.

● 

Audio streaming mode will operate only

when a Bluetooth® phone has been connec-

ted. Connecting or disconnecting a

Bluetooth phone while audio streaming is

operating will stop music play.

● 

The audio streaming function may not be

supported in some mobile phones.

● 

The phonebook may take a prolonged

period of time to download or may not ope-

rate in some mobile phones.

● 

The quality of Bluetooth® handsfree calls

may differ depending on the mobile phone.

7-1

Blue Link

Blue Link®

PART 7

Blue Link®

Starting Blue Link® ………………… 7-2

Safety and Security ………………… 7-3

Auto Crash Notification(ACN) ………… 7-3

Emergency Assistance (SOS) …………… 7-3

Stolen Vehicle Recovery ………………… 7-3

Vehicle Immobilization ………………… 7-4

Vehicle Slowdown ……………………… 7-4

Geographical Position Information 7-5

Downloading POIs from the Blue Link

Center …………………………………… 7-5

Checking POI Lists that have been

downloaded …………………………… 7-6

Sending your car position to a friend … 7-9

Checking incoming friend position

information ……………………………… 7-9

Car Management Information …… 7-11

Eco Driving ……………………………… 7-11

Maintenance Alert Notification ………… 7-12

Automated DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code)

Notification ……………………………… 7-12

Recall and campaign advisor …………… 7-13

Blue Link System Information …… 7-14

Checking Blue Link System Information

… 7-14

Blue Link Subscription ……………… 7-15

Service Activation ……………………… 7-15

7-2 Blue Link

PART 7 Blue Link®

Starting Blue Link®

1. Turn on the vehicle ignition. The Blue Link

logo is displayed on the screen.

2. Press the

Agree

button on the navigation

warning screen and start the Audio

Navigation.

3. Press the

INFO

key.

4. The Blue Link screen is displayed and the

Blue Link service can be used.

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Blue Link

Blue Link®

Safety and Security

Auto Crash Notification(ACN)

Provides immediate assistance when an acci-

dent occurs and an airbag is deployed. In this

event, an ACN signal, containing customer

and location information, will automatically

be transmitted to the response center. Upon

receipt of the signal, a response specialist will

attempt to establish voice communications

with the vehicle occupants and forward any

pertinent information to emergency services.

Emergency Assistance (SOS)

Customers request emergency 911 assistance

by pressing the dedicated button in

the vehicle. This action transmits vehicle infor-

mation and location to specially trained res-

ponse specialists, who assist in coordinating

the dispatch of appropriate emergency assis-

tance to the customer. The response specialist

remains on the line with the customer until

advised assistance has arrived.

Stolen Vehicle Recovery

In the event a customer’s vehicle is reported

stolen (and a stolen vehicle report has been

filed with the appropriate police department),

the response center can provide assistance to

the police in an attempt to recover the vehi-

cle.

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PART 7 Blue Link®

Vehicle Immobilization

Used with Stolen Vehicle Recovery, this

enables law enforcement to send a signal to

the vehicle which immobilizes the engine

management system, thus preventing startup.

This capability is only valid when the ignition

is off, but can be saved for later immobiliza-

tion if the vehicle is on or in motion at the

time of signal transmission.

Vehicle Slowdown

Used with Stolen Vehicle Recovery, this

enables law enforcement to gradually reduce

the engine power of the vehicle, thus slowing

it down to safe levels. A warning shall be

transmitted to the driver prior to the slow-

down procedure.

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Blue Link

Blue Link®

Geographical Position

Information

POI information can be downloaded to the

vehicle through the Blue Link center or by

accessing the Owner’s Website.

In the download POI menu, you can check

various information, such as Restaurant

names, addresses, telephone numbers, POI

Rating and Gas Station names, addresses, tele-

phone numbers, fuel type, and price informa-

tion. It is also possible to view the map posi-

tion of the corresponding POI and place a

phone call.

Downloading POIs from the Blue

Link Center

POI Download by IVR

Enables Point of Interest searches using an

automated voice system. Results can be

downloaded to the vehicle navigation system.

Live Operators provide additional support, if

needed.

1. Press the key on the Room Mirror.

2. Connect to IVR_POI menu. Request POI to

IVR.

3. Once the POI is received from the Blue Link

center, the following screen is displayed and

allows you to check POI details.

7-6 Blue Link

PART 7 Blue Link®

Downloading POIs through the Owner’s

Website

POI download by Web Portal provides traffic

information surrounding the customer’s vehi-

cle and in the nearby area, based on preferen-

ces established using the Owner’s Website.

1. Select the POI information from the Blue

Link Owner’s Website to transmit to your

vehicle. For the Owner’s Website, go to

www.myhyundai.com.

2. After downloading the POI from the Owner’s

Website, turn on the ignition. The following

POI download pop-up is displayed.

Press the [Yes] button to convert to the

downloaded POI list.

3. Select the desired POI information to check

POI details by category.

Checking POI Lists that have been

downloaded

1. In the Blue Link main screen, press the

Downloaded POI

button.

2. From Gas Station, POI, and Restaurant,

select the desired POI category menu. You

can check received POI information within

the Blue Link Center or Web Portal.

3. Displays the POI list screen by category.

The screens for each category are as follows.

7-7

Blue Link

Blue Link®

When selecting Gas Station

When selecting POI

When selecting Restaurant

INFORMATION

Information displayed in the list includes

names of POIs and the distance from the

current position to the POI destination.

Selecting on Route, Distance, or the Date

button will sort the list according to the selec-

ted category. Press the

Delete All

button to

delete the entire POI list.

4. If the desired POI list is selected, then the

detailed info screen is displayed. The details

screens for each category are as follows.

Gas Station details screen

Displays Gas Station name, address, telepho-

ne number, fuel type, and price information.

POI details screen

Displays POI name, address, and telephone

number information.

7-8 Blue Link

PART 7 Blue Link®

Restaurant details screen

Displays Restaurant name, address, telephone

number, and POI rating information.

INFORMATION

If the text is too long and cannot all be shown

on the screen, press

►

to scroll to the

remaining information.

5. In the Downloaded POI details screen, press

Display on Map

to display the POI position

on the map screen.

INFORMATION

During navigation route searches, you cannot

move to the map screen. Convert to the map

screen after completing the navigation route

search.

6. In the Downloaded POI details screen, press

Call POI

to connect a call to the correspon-

ding POI telephone number. This feature will

not operate if the Bluetooth phone is not

connected to the vehicle or if already on a

Bluetooth phone call.

7. In the Downloaded POI details screen, press

Delete

to delete the corresponding POI.

7-9

Blue Link

Blue Link®

Sending your car position to a

friend

Through Blue Link, the locations of your vehi-

cle and friend’s vehicle can be shared. When

sending the location of your vehicle to a

friend, the location is transmitted to a friend

via a Blue Link center call.

1. Press the key on the Room Mirror.

2. Connect to IVR. Following order updates my

location to friend.

3. The location information of your vehicle is

transmitted to your friend’s vehicle.

Checking incoming friend

position information

1. In the Blue Link main screen, press the

Location Sharing

button.

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PART 7 Blue Link®

2. The

Location Sharing

screen is displayed.

Select the desired list.

INFORMATION

Information displayed in the list include

friend's vehicle location and the distance from

the current position to your friend’s vehicle.

Selecting on Route, Distance, or the Date

button will sort the list according to the selec-

ted category. Press the

Delete All

button to

delete the entire POI list.

3. Friend's vehicle location details are displa-

yed.

4. In the Location Sharing details screen, press

Display on Map

to display the POI position

on the map screen.

5. In the Location Sharing details screen, press

Call POI

to connect a call to the correspon-

ding telephone number. This feature will not

operate if the Bluetooth phone is not con-

nected to the vehicle or if already on a

Bluetooth phone call.

6. In the Location Sharing details screen, press

Delete

to delete the corresponding list.

7-11

Blue Link

Blue Link®

Car Management Information

Eco Driving

Tracks the customer’s driving performance

habits (MPG and CO2 emissions) on a conti-

nual and historical basis. Results and environ-

mentally responsible driving recommenda-

tions are provided on the Owner’s Website.

1. In the Blue Link main screen, press the

Eco Driving

menu.

2. The Eco Driving screen is displayed.

INFORMATION

What is Eco Coach?

Every 2.5 minutes, Eco Coach compares your

fuel economy against the government tested

average (EPA) or other similar Hyundai models

(community), based on your preference. Each

month, or after every tank fill up, Eco Coach

rates your extended average and gives you a

reward star if you best the average.

See your MyHyundai web page for more infor-

mation.

What does the bar graph and horizontal

line mean?

Green bar means you exceeded the average.

Yellow means you met the average or were

within 20%.

Brown designates fuel economy more than

20% below the average.

The horizontal line is adjusted once per month

or at each tank full, based on your preference;

it represents the EPA combined average or

community average fuel economy target.

What is My Eco MPG?

Your actual fuel economy average over 2.5

minutes.

This value is also shown in bar graph as your

“now” rating.

What are Eco Rewards?

If you beat the average (the EPA or communi-

ty), you will receive an Eco Reward point.

See your MyHyundai web page for more infor-

mation.

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PART 7 Blue Link®

Eco Driving will not operate if the vehicle igni-

tion is not turned on. Please operate with the

ignition turned on.

Maintenance Alert Notification

Before 250 miles from Service expiration,

message should be shown.

Notifies customers via website, email or SMS

message that an upcoming service is due at

various thresholds leading up to the event.

Configured online, the alerts explain what is

included in particular maintenance intervals.

Automated DTC (Diagnostic

Trouble Code) Notification

Provides explanation and repair assistance

using vehicle data and off-board diagnosis

capabilities to better inform the customer of

vehicle trouble alerts. A combination of inve-

hicle display alerts and what to do next (this

information is also sent to the customer’s pre-

ferred dealer to assist with the repair process).

7-13

Blue Link

Blue Link®

Recall and campaign advisor

Upon receiving a recall or campaign notice,

the following pop-up is displayed.

7-14 Blue Link

PART 7 Blue Link®

Blue Link System Information

Checking Blue Link System

Information

1. In the Blue Link main screen, press the

System Info

menu.

2. The System Information screen is displayed.

INFORMATION

Model

: Displays the vehicle Blue Link

model name.

Version

: Displays the hardware and soft-

ware version.

ESN Number

: Displays the Blue Link System

Serial number.

7-15

Blue Link

Blue Link®

Blue Link Subscription

Service Activation

1. If you have not subscribed to the Blue Link

service or Blue Link cannot be connected,

the following pop-up is displayed.

For more information about the Blue Link

service, refer to the Blue Link ser vice

manual.

MEMO

8-1

Rear Camera

PART 8

REAR CAMERA

About Rear Detection Camera……8-2

8-2 Rear Camera

PART 8 Rear Camera

About Rear Detection Camera

● 

This system has been equipped with a rear

camera for user safety by allowing a wider

rear range of vision.

● The rear camera will operate automatically

when the ignition KEY is turned ON and the

transmission lever is set to R. The rear came-

ra will automatically stop operating when

set to a different lever.

Position the ignition key onto ACC or ON.

Position the transmission lever to R.

The rear camera mode will be displayed on

the screen.

INFORMATION

● 

The front/rear camera has been equipped

with an optical lens to provide a wider

range of vision and may appear different

from the actual distance. Check the rear and

left/right firsthand for user safety.

● 

The front/rear camera section pertains only

to customers who have purchased this

optional installation.

Operating sequence of the Rear

Camera

APPENDIX

9-1

APPENDIX

PART 9

APPENDIX

Troubleshooting guide …………… 10-2

Before thinking the product has

malfunctioned ………………………… 10-2

Troubleshooting ………………………… 10-3

Map legend ………………………… 10-5

Road color ……………………………… 10-5

POI icons ………………………………… 10-5

Landmark icons ………………………… 10-7

INDEX ………………………………… 10-8

PART 9 APPENDIX

9-2 APPENDIX

Troubleshooting guide

Before thinking the product has malfunctioned

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

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

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

Problem Function

There are small red, blue, or green dots on

the screen

Because the LCD is manufactured with technology requiring high point density, a pixel

deficiency or lighting may occur within 0.01% of total pixels.

The sound or image is not

working

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

●Has the SYSTEM been turned OFF?

The video is being displayed but

sound is not working

●Has the volume been set to a low level?

●Has the volume been set on mute?

When the power is turned on, the corners of

the screen are dark

●

The display looking somewhat darker after prolonged periods of use is a normal

phenomenon with LCD panels. It is not a malfunction.

●

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

Sound is working from only one speaker

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

Sound and video does not work in AUX

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

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

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

The road name is spoken incorrectly The TTS(Text To Speech) engine speaks the street name based on the phonetic spelling.

This will continuously be update with the map database.

APPENDIX

9-3

APPENDIX

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The power does not turn

on.

The fuse is blown. Replace with a suitable fuse. If the fuse is blown again, please

contact your nearest HYUNDAI dealer for assistance.

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

XM only goes through

one category The XM mode is in category. Press the mode button to change to channel mode.

The CD does not play.

The DISC has not been inserted or has been

inserted upside down.

Insert the disc properly so that the sides are facing the correct

direction.

The DISC has been contaminated. Wipe dirt and other foreign substances from the DISC.

The vehicle battery is low. Charge the battery. If the problem persists, please contact your

nearest HYUNDAI dealer for assistance.

A disc which is not supported by the device

has been inserted. Insert a disc which is supported for play by the device.

The video does not work. The brightness level has been set to the

lowest level. Adjust the brightness to a higher level.

The sound does not

work.

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

The connector is not properly connected.

Check the connection.

The device is currently fast-forwarding,

rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.

The sound will not work when the device is fast-forwarding,

rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.

Troubleshooting

PART 9 APPENDIX

9-4 APPENDIX

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The sound or video

quality is low.

The DISC is dirty or scratched.

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

has been scratched.

Vibration is occurring from the position in

which the conversion switch has been installed.

The sound may be short-circuited and the image distorted if the

device begins to vibrate. The device will return to normal

operation once the vibration has stopped.

The color and tone quality of the image is low.

Aging of the video display and deterioration in performance

may cause certain quality degradations.

The USB does not work.

USB memory is damaged.

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

USB memory has been contaminated.

Remove any foreign substances on the contact surface of the

USB memory and multimedia terminal.

A separately purchased USB HUB is being used.

Directly connect the USB memory with the multimedia terminal

on the vehicle.

A USB extension cable is being used.

Use standard USB Memory.

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

Use standard USB Memory.

There are no music files which can be played.

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

supported music file formats.

The iPod is not

recognized even though

it has been connected.

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

The iPod firmware version has not been

properly updated.

Use iTunes to update the firmware version and reconnect the

iPod with the device.

The iPod device does not recognize downloads.

Reset the iPod and reconnect with the device.

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Map legend

Road color

Day Road Type Color

Freeway

Arterial

County

Collector

Local

Unpaved local

Ferry

Night Road Type Color

Freeway

Arterial

County

Collector

Local

Unpaved local

Ferry

No Category Sub Category Icon

Restaurants

Representation

Fast Food

American

French

Italian

Continental

Mexican

Japanese

Chinese

Korean

Vegetarian Food

Seafood

Latin American

Asian

African

No Category Sub Category Icon

Restaurants

Coffee Shop

Others

Automotive

Representation

Gas Station

Parking

Auto service

Road Assistance

Hyundai Dealership

Automobile Dealership

Auto Parts

Rest Area

Car Wash

Motorcycle Dealership

Travel Representation

Airport

POI icons

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POI icons

No Category Sub Category Icon

Travel

Hotel

Tourist Information

Travel Agent

Tourist Attraction

Popular Spot

Rental Car Agency

Campground

Ferry Terminal

Bus Station

Local Transit

Train Station

Shopping

Department Store

Convenience Store

Shopping Center

No Category Sub Category Icon

Shopping

Music Store

Grocery Store

Bookstore

Electronics

Hardware Store

Gifts

Sporting Goods

Home Specialty

Store

Clothing

Shoe Store

Recreation

Representation

Amusement Park

Museum

Cinema

Sports Activities

No Category Sub Category Icon

Recreation

Sports Complex

Golf Course

Winery

Video & Game Rental

Ski Resort

Recreation Area

Other Recreation

Financial

Service

Representation

Bank

ATM

Check Cashing Service

Money Transfer

Business Facility

Community

Representation

Police Station

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POI icons

No Category Sub Category Icon

Community

Post Office

Library

Court House

Fire Department

Convention

Center

City Hall

Civic Center

School

Government

Offices

Waste & Sanitary

Utilities

Service

Representation

Hospital

Dentist

Photography

No Category Sub Category Icon

Service

Tax Service

Medical Service

Attorney

Funeral Director

Hair & Beauty

Cleaning &

Laundry

Social Service

Physician

Communication

100

Tailor &

Alteration

101

Mudanzas

No Category Sub Category Icon

Service

Airport

2Park

3Golf

4University

Landmark icons

9-14 APPENDIX

Microsoft® Windows® Automotive Operating System

Important Safety Information

Read and Follow Instructions

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

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

Keep User's Guide in Vehicle

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

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

safety information carefully.

Warning:

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

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

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

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

General Operation

Voice Command Control

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

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

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Prolonged Views of Screen

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

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

been diverted away from your driving task at a critical time.

Volume Setting

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

Driving while unable to hear these sounds could cause an accident.

Navigation Features

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

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

Distraction Hazard

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

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

these operations.

Let Your Judgment Prevail

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

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

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

9-16 APPENDIX

Route Safety

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

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

re, must evaluate whether it is safe to follow the suggested directions.

Potential Map Inaccuracy

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

common sense when following the suggested routes.

Emergency Services

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

operator for these locations. Not all emergency services such as police, fire stations, hospitals and clinics are contained in the map database for

navigation features.

Use of Speech Recognition Functions

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

recognition functions included in the system and address any errors.

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TEL : 888-757-0010

WEBSITE : www.mapnsoft.com

MAP DATABASE HOTLINE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A 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:

ˍ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

ˍ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

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

ˍ 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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