HYUNDAI MOBIS PA710SLUSB CAR AUDIO BLUETOOTH User Manual PA710SLUSB IC ATT E
HYUNDAI MOBIS CO., LTD. CAR AUDIO BLUETOOTH PA710SLUSB IC ATT E
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NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-47
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Press the button.
Deleting an address book
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Press the desired address book (user)
button.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Yes
Delete all
Address book
My places
SETUP
Yes
3-48 NAVIGATION SYSTEM
PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Registering home address
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Press the button.
INFORMATION
Press the button to
register the current position as Home.
Search the address.
The process is the same method as
searching an address.
[Searching an Address], page 3-13.
Press the button to complete.
Deleting home address
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Delete
Home Address
My places
SETUP
Done
Store current position
Search Address
Home Address
My places
SETUP
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NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Press the button.
Registering favorite place
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Press the number of the Favorite Place to
register.
Press the button.
INFORMATION
Press the button to
register 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.
Store current position
Search address
Favorite Places
My places
SETUP
Yes
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PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Press the button to complete.
Deleting favorite place
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Select the desired favorite place button
to delete.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Yes
Delete
Favorite Places
My places
SETUP
Done
NAVIGATION SYSTEM 3-51
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
System information and update
Press the key.
Press the button.
Voice guidance volume setting
Press the key.
Press the button.
Voice guidance volume control
Set the desired volume level by using the
or buttons and press the
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 button when voice
guidance is unnecessary.
Voice guidance can be turned back on by
pressing the or buttons or
pressing the 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 Off"
MUTE
MUTE
Listen
Voice Setup
SET UP
System Info
SETUP
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 button.
The user can check points of accidents
and traffic details.
(b) Changing Traffic Category
Press the button at No. 2.
After selecting the desired menu among
the six menus, press the button
to save. Once returning to the previous
List screen, the corresponding Category
list will be shown and maintained until
Category information is changed.
Done
Category Select
List
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PART 3 NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Help
Press the key.
Press the button.
Press the button.
Press the desired Help menu button.
The full content of the help section can
be viewed by using the top-down scroll
buttons.
Navigation
Help
SETUP
NAVIGATION SYSTEM
MEMO
MEMO
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-1
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
PART 4
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Operating voice command 4-2
Condition for voice command system
4-2
Basic operation for voice
command control 4-2
Voice command help 4-3
Setting up the voice command
system 4-4
Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF 4-4
Speaker adaptation 4-4
Voice command list 4-6
Command list of Help 4-6
Command list of Audio system
4-7
FM/AM Radio 4-7
SIRIUS Radio 4-8
CD 4-9
MP3 4-10
USB 4-11
iPod 4-12
Others 4-12
Command list of Phone
4-13
Command list of Navigation system
4-13
Map 4-13
Destination 4-15
Route 4-16
Others 4-17
POI Category list 4-19
Searching a destination by
voice command 4-19
Find address 4-19
Find nearest <POI name> 4-20
Destination POI by phone
number 4-22
Find emergency <Category> 4-23
Destination by address book 4-24
Previous destination 4-24
Previous start point 4-25
Go home 4-25
Destination by memory point
<1 to 5> 4-25
4-2 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Operating voice command
Condition for voice command
system
Most of the functions within the AV 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
performance of the voice recognition
can be improved if the environment of
the car interior 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 said while maintaining a proper
posture.
Pronounce the voice commands
naturally and clearly as if in a normal
conversation.
Basic operation for voice
command control
Press the button on the steering
wheel remote controller.
A voice command window 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.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say the desired voice
command (ex : previous destination)
[Voice command list], page 4-6.
[Searching a destination by voice
command], page 4-19.
If the exact command is not known, use the
"Help" command to view the commands
list in detail.
INFORMATION
Press the shortly to input a voice
command from among the system voice
comments.
The system voice instruction comment will
immediately terminate.
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VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
When the icon changes into the
icon with a beep sound, input the desired
voice command.
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
yellow.
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
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
A voice command window 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.
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.
Say the name of the desired menu.
(ex : "Destination help")
Say the desired voice command.
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PART 4 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.
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
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.
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 commands
possible for input within the current mode are
displayed. For example, if the Voice prompt is
currently in Off state, then the command Voice
prompt ON will be displayed on the screen.
Speaker adaptation
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Voice setup."
Or the "Speaker adaptation" command
can be directly inputted.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Speaker adaptation".
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VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Yes".
Listen and repeat the 20 commands
(approximate) as instructed by the
device.
Reset Speaker adaptation: Returns to
previous state prior to applying Speaker
adaptation.
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with
a beep sound, say "Reset Speaker
adaptation".
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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Voice command list
The voice commands for this system are
divided into Global commands and Local
commands.
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
displayed.
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.
SIRIUS Help Displays the SIRIUS radio related command list.
Disc Help Displays the DISC mode related command list for the
disc inserted in the CDP.
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.
Command list of Help
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-7
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
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> Plays the desired AM band frequency. (ex. AM frequency 1310)
FM frequency <87.5 to 107.9> Plays the desired FM band frequency.(ex. FM frequency 99.1)
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.
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 Preset / Auto Store Searches all frequencies within the current band and stores the 6 frequencies with the most superior
reception as preset buttens.
Command list of Audio system
FM/AM Radio
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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
SIRIUS Radio
Command Operation
SIRIUS Plays the last channel within the last band from SIRIUS1, SIRIUS2, and SIRIUS3.
SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3> Plays the most recent channel for the corresponding Band.
SIRIUS Channel <0 to 223> Plays the desired SIRIUS band channel.
SIRIUS <1 or 2 or 3> Preset <1 to 6> Plays the desired preset channel for SIRIUS1 or SIRIUS2 or SIRIUS3 band.
Channel < 0 to 223 > 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.
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 frequencies within the current band.
Preset Scan Scans the 6 preset frequencies of the current band.
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-9
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
CD
Command Operation
DISC Plays the DISC already inserted in the CDP.
CD If the DISC inserted in the CDP 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 CDP 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.
Repeat track Repeats the current playing track.
Random Plays the tracks of the CD in random order.
Normal play Turns off the Scan, Repeat, and Random functions.
Pause Pauses the CD.
Play The command will only be enabled when the CD is paused.
4-10 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
MP3
Command Operation
DISC Plays the DISC already inserted into the CDP.
CD If the DISC inserted in the CDP is either a CD or MP3 DISC, then the CD or MP3 will be played.
MP3 If the DISC inserted in the CDP 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.
Pause Pauses the CD.
Play The command will only be enabled when the CD is paused.
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-11
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
USB
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 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.
Pause Pauses the CD.
Play The command will only be enabled when the CD is paused.
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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
iPod
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.
Pause Pauses the CD.
Play The command will only be enabled when the CD is paused.
Others
Command Operation
Line in Plays the unit connected with the AUX terminal.
Audio on Turns on the Audio.
Audio off Turns off the Audio.
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-13
VOICE COMMAND 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.
Command list of navigation system
Navigation commands will operate only agreeing to the terms and conditions for the Navigation system.
Command Operation
Call Name Makes the call to the name.
Dial Number Makes the call to the number.
Redial The recently called number is redialed.
Recent Calls The user can selest a number from the outgoing, incoming, and missed calls.
Command list of Phone
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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Command Operation
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
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 4-18.
Hide <POI name> (ex. Hide ATM) Hides the selected POI categories. [POI Category list], page 4-18.
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.
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-15
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 4-18.
Destination POI by phone number Sets the destination by searching the phone number of the facility.
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.
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.
(ex. Find Emergency Hospital)
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PART 4 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.
Replan minimize freeway route Recalculates the route with the minimize freeway route.
Replan minimize toll road route Recalculates the route with the minimize toll 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.
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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> Registers the selected location into the selected Address book.
(ex. Store marked location to user 1)
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PART 4 VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
All Restaurants
Fast Food restaurant
American restaurant
French restaurant
Italian restaurant
Continental restaurant
Mexican restaurant
Japanese restaurantl
Chinese restaurant
Korean restaurant
Vegetarian Food restaurant
Seafood restaurant
Latin American restaurant
Asian restaurant
African restaurant
Coffee Shop
Other restaurants
All Automotive
Gas Station
Parking
Auto service
Road Assistance
KIA Dealership
Automobile Dealership
Auto Parts
Rest Area
Car Wash
Motorcycle Dealership
All Travel
Airport
Hotel
Tourist Information
Travel Agent
Tourist Attraction
City Center
Rental Car Agency
Campground
Ferry Terminal
Bus Station
Local Transit
Train Station
All Shopping
Department Store
Convenience Store
Shopping Center
Music Store
Grocery Store
Bookstore
Electronic Store
Hardware Store
Gifts shop
Sporting Goods store
Home Specialty Store
Clothing shop
Shoe Store
Pharmacy
All Recreation
Amusement Park
Museum
Cinema
Sports Activities
Sports Complex
Golf Course
Winery
Video & Game Rental
Ski Resort
Recreation Area
Other Recreation
All Financial Service
Bank
ATM
Check Cashing Service
Money Transfer
Business Facility
All Community
Police Station
Post Office
Library
Court House
Fire Department
Convention Center
City Hall
Civic Center
School
Government Offices
Waste & Sanitary
Utilities
All Services
Hospital
Dentist
Photography
Tax Service
Medical Service
Attorney
Funeral Director
Hair & Beauty
Cleaning & Laundry
Social Service
Physician
Communication services
Tailor & Alteration
Mover services
POI Category list
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM 4-19
VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
Searching a destination by voice
command
Find address
Sets the destination through address
search for route guidance.
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Find address".
Say "Change state" to change the state.
Say the state name.
Say the city name.
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.
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PART 4 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
000" command as displayed 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
commands 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 button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "find nearest POI".
Select the desired main category.
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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 button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Find nearest Parking".
Select the desired POI from the list and
say the line number for the correspond-
ing menu.
e.g) "Line 2".
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PART 4 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.
Press the button 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".
Input the 10 numbers for the phone
number.
INFORMATION
Continuous recognition of phone numbers is
possible, and the recognized result will be
displayed 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".
Say "Show list" to view the resulting search
list.
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VOICE COMMAND SYSTEM
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.
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.
Press the button 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
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.
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PART 4 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 button 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".
Select the desired user name(Address
book name).
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.
Previous destination
Sets one of the previous destination as
the current destination.
Press the button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
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.
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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 button on the Steering
wheel remote controller.
Once the icon changes into the
icon on the pop-up screen with a
beep sound, say "Previous start point".
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 button 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 button 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 5 BLUETOOTH HANDSFREE
PART 5
BLUETOOTH HANDSFREE
Before using the Bluetooth
Handsfree
5-2
What is Bluetooth? 5-2
Functions supported by Bluetooth
Handsfree 5-2
Converting Bluetooth Handsfree
mode
5-2
Converting from AV/Navigation mode to
Bluetooth Handsfree mode 5-2
Converting from Bluetooth Handsfree mode
to AV/Navigation mode 5-3
Pairing and connecting a Bluetooth
phone
5-4
Pairing a mobile phone 5-4
Deleting a paired phone 5-6
Connecting a mobile phone 5-7
Disconnecting a mobile phone 5-8
Bluetooth Handsfree screen
layout
5-9
Bluetooth Handsfree screen and
functions 5-9
When there is no mobile phone
connected 5-9
When a mobile phone is connected 5-9
When receiving an incoming call 5-10
When already on a call 5-10
When there is a call waiting 5-10
Making a call
5-11
Making a call by dialing a phone
number 5-11
Making a call from Speed Dial 5-11
Making a call by redialing 5-12
Answering a call
5-13
Answering an incoming call 5-13
Rejecting an incoming call 5-13
Operating menus during a call
5-14
Switching call to the mobile phone 5-14
Activating Call waiting 5-14
Ending a call 5-15
Phone Book
5-16
Making a call from the Phone book 5-16
Searching the Phone Book 5-17
Searching by name 5-17
Searching by number 5-18
Call History List
5-19
Making a call from Call history 5-19
Sorting call history 5-19
Phone Music
5-21
Before playing Phone Music 5-21
Starting Phone Music 5-21
Phone Music screen layout 5-22
Selecting Phone Music files 5-23
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BLUETOOTH HANDSFREE
Bluetooth settings
5-24
Pairing and connecting a mobile
phone 5-24
Setting mobile phone auto connect
priority 5-24
Setting Handsfree volume 5-25
Setting Audio streaming 5-26
Advanced settings 5-26
Searching and modifying
my device properties 5-27
Changing passkey 5-28
Deleting all paired phones 5-28
Initializing Bluetooth handsfree 5-29
Important information
5-30
About pairing mobile phones 5-30
About making/answering phone calls 5-31
About Bluetooth device environment 5-31
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Before using the Bluetooth
Handsfree
What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth allows wireless transmission of
information between PC, mobile phones,
headsets, PDAs, printers and other devices
within close ranges by using 2.45Ghz
frequency short-distance wireless
telecommunication technologies.
Within this vehicle, users can make
handsfree 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 AV/Navigation
mode to Bluetooth Handsfree mode
While in AV mode or Navigation mode,
press the key or the key on
the steering wheel.
PHONE
Bluetooth is a trademark owned by
Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
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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
AV/Navigation mode
While in Bluetooth Handsfree mode, press
an AV/Navigation mode key, such as
or .
The corresponding mode will be displayed.
INFORMATION
Most of the functions of the AV or SETUP
modes are not supported while on a
Bluetooth Handsfree call. The call volume and
Navigation (MAPVOICE, DEST, ROUTE) screens
can be operated.
MAPVOICEFM/AM
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Pairing and connecting a
Bluetooth phone
Pairing a mobile phone
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the Settings
screen.
The list of currently paired phones will be
displayed. Press the 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 previously paired phones.
From the Bluetooth device list within the
mobile phone, add the car handsfree.
The default name of the car system is
SORENTO.
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 conduct searches for
Bluetooth devices with the Search
Bluetooth device screen displayed.
Add to
Pairings
Settings
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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 window. (The factory state passkey is
0000.) As shown in the figure, once the
passkey becomes 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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Deleting a paired phone
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the 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
button.
A pop-up asking whether you wish to
delete the paired phone will be displayed.
Press the 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.
No
Yes
Delete
Pairings
Settings
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Connecting a mobile phone
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the
Settings screen.
The list of currently paired phones will be
displayed. Select the phone you wish to
connect from the list and press the
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.
Connect
Connections
Settings
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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
connect 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 button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the
Settings screen.
The list of currently paired phones will be
displayed. Select the phone you wish to
disconnect from the list and press the
button.
A pop-up asking whether you wish to
disconnect the mobile phone will be
displayed.
Press the button to disconnect the
mobile phone and the button to
cancel.
No
Yes
Disconnect
Connections
Settings
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Bluetooth Handsfree screen
layout
Bluetooth Handsfree screen and
functions
When there is no mobile phone
connected
Settings : The user can set environment
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
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 phones.
Signal strength : Displays the mobile
phone signal strength. The signal
strength may not be displayed in some
mobile phones.
Bluetooth connection state : Becomes
displayed when a Bluetooth phone has
been connected with the car system.
Name of connected mobile phone :
Displays the name of the connected
mobile phone.
Phone number input window : Displays
the inputted phone number.
Dial : Input the phone number through
the dial pad.
SEND : If a number has not been inputted
into the phone number input window,
then displays the call history list screen.
Del : Deletes the inputted number one
digit at a time.
END : If a number has been inputted, then
erases the entire number.
Contacts : Displays the phone book
screen. The user can search previously
saved phone numbers.
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When receiving an incoming call
Accept : Accepts the incoming call.
Reject : Rejects the incoming call.
When already on a call
Busy icon : When already on a call, displays
an icon shaped like a receiver.
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
previously registered in the phone book.
Number of incoming caller : Displays the
number of the incoming caller.
Call state : Displays the call state, such as
talk time, phone connection, and end time.
END : Ends the call.
Private : When talking on the car
handsfree, use this function to switch the
call to the mobile phone. Press this button
and the following screen will be displayed.
The speaker and microphone will be
switched to the mobile phone.
Mute : Use this function to mute the
outgoing volume. Pressing the
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 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.
Mute
Mute
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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 button or the key on
the steering wheel to make the call.
NFORMATION
To modify, press the button to delete
the inputted number one digit at a time.
Press the 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
number.
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
supported.
END
Del
SEND
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Press the 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
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
downloaded from the mobile phone. When
there is no call history list, the button
will be inactive.
The recently called number is redialed.
INFORMATION
It is not possible to display the AV mode and
Settings screen when on a phone call. Only
the call volume and Navigation (MAP, DEST,
ROUTE) screens can be operated.
SEND
SEND
SEND
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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
button or the key on the
steering wheel. The incoming call will be
rejected.
INFORMATION
Upon receiving a call, the [Reject] function
may not be supported in some mobile
phones.
Reject
Accept
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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 button or press and
hold (over 0.8 second) the key on the
steering wheel.
As shown, the call will be switched to the
mobile phone.
INFORMATION
If you wish to switch the call to the car
handsfree while talking on the mobile phone,
press the 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
incoming call by switching to the new
caller.
Accept
Use handsfree
Private
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To switch again to the other caller, press
the button or the key on the
steering wheel. The other call will be
received and the previous call will switch
back to call waiting.
INFORMATION
Press the 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 button or
the key on the steering wheel.
The call will be ended.
End
End
Switch
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Phone Book
Making a call from the Phone
book
Press the 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. The
phone book download function may not be
supported in some mobile phones.
Select the number you wish to call from
the phone book list and press the
button.
The call will be made to the selected
number.
INFORMATION
When there are more than 2 numbers saved
in one phone number list, if the list is
repeatedly selected, the registered phone
numbers 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
connect by repeatedly selecting the phone
number list and press the button to
make the call to the selected number.
SEND
SEND
Contacts
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Searching the Phone Book
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the Contacts
screen.
Phone numbers can be searched by either
or .
From the two methods, select the search
method you wish to use.
Searching by name
Press the button on the
Phonebook search screen.
Input the name you wish to search and
press the button.
The search results will be displayed on the
screen.
Done
Search by name
Search by numberSearch by name
Search
Contacts
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Searching by number
Press the button on the
Phonebook search screen.
Input the phone number you wish to
search and press the button.
The search results will be displayed on the
screen.
Done
Search by number
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Call History List
Making a call from Call history
Press the 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 button.
The call will be made to the selected
number.
Sorting call history
The call history can be displayed by sorting
the incoming calls, outgoing calls and
missed calls.
When pressing the , , or
button, the corresponding call
history list will be displayed.
Missed
ReceivedDialed
SEND
SEND
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Dialed number
Received number
Missed number
INFORMATION
If there are no entries saved in the ,
, or lists, the corresponding
button will be inactive. Up to 20 entries can
be saved in each list.
MissedReceived
Dialed
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Phone Music
Before playing Phone music
Music saved in the mobile phone can be
played in the car through Bluetooth audio
streaming.
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
information on connecting Bluetooth, please
refer to the user's manual [Pairing and
Connecting a Bluetooth phone].
If the Bluetooth is disconnected while playing
phone music, the music will be discontinued.
The audio streaming function may not be
supported in some mobile phones.
Only one function can be used at a time
between 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 key on the
front panel or the key on the
steering wheel to enter Phone music
mode.
MDOE
CD/AUX
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INFORMATION
Each press of the 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 key on the steering
wheel will change the audio mode in the
order of FM1 FM2 AM SIRIUS1
SIRIUS2 SIRIUS3 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
setting, please refer to the user
s manual
[Bluetooth settings > Setting Audio streaming].
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
mobile 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
Information Bar : displays information for
the currently playing song.
File Down button : plays the previous
song.
Play/Pause button : Plays/pauses the
song.
File Up button : plays the next song.
MODE
CD/AUX
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Selecting Phone music files
Press the , buttons on the Phone
music screen or the ,
keys 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
supported in some mobile phones.
TRACK
SEEK
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Bluetooth settings
Pairing and connecting a mobile
phone
For more information on pairing and
connecting 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
system 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 button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the Settings
screen.
The paired mobile phone list and the
mobile phone connection priority will be
displayed.
When wishing to change the priority order,
select the mobile phone from the list and
use the , buttons to change its
priority.
Press the button to save the
changed mobile phone priority.
Done
Priority
Settings
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Setting Handsfree volume
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the Settings
screen.
INFORMATION
The Bluetooth handsfree volume can be
adjusted only when a mobile phone has been
connected.
The 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 button to save.
INFORMATION
While on a call, turning the knob to
the left/right or pressing the key on
the steering wheel will also adjust the call
volume.
If the call volume is set too high, the loud
incoming call bell may cause a traffic accident.
VOL
POWER
Done
Volume
Volume
Settings
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Setting Audio streaming
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the
Settings screen.
Streaming audio setting is selected.
INFORMATION
Enable streaming audio: Repeatedly press the
key or the key to enter
Phone music mode. Phone music can be
played through Bluetooth audio streaming.
Disable streaming audio: Even if the
key or the key is repeatedly pressed,
will not enter Phone music mode. Phone
music through Bluetooth audio streaming is
not supported.
Advanced settings
Bluetooth advanced settings can be
changed. Enter advanced settings through
the following way.
Press the button on the PHONE
screen.
Press the button on the
Settings screen.
Advanced setup
Settings
MODE
CD/AUX
MODECD/AUX
Streaming audio
Settings
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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 Advance setup screen will be
displayed. In Advance setup, the following
four settings can be made.
Searching and modifying my
device properties
Press the button on the
Advance setup screen.
Displays the Device information such as
the name and address of the car system.
To modify the device name, press the
button.
Use the key pad to input the Device name
you wish to modify.
After inputting is complete, press the
button to save.
Done
Change name
Device information
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Changing passkey
Press the button on the
Advance setup screen.
Once the Change passkey screen is
displayed, input the desired passkey and
press the button.
INFORMATION
The passkey is a 4-digit authentication code
used for a Bluetooth connection between the
mobile phone and car system. The default
passkey is set to 0000.
Deleting all paired phones
Press the button
on the Advance setup screen.
A pop-up asking whether you wish to
delete all paired phone will be displayed.
Press the button to delete all paired
phones and the button to cancel.
If button is pressed, all currently
paired phones will be deleted.
Yes
No
Yes
Delete all paired phones
Done
Change passkey
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Initializing Bluetooth handsfree
Press the button on
the Advance setup screen.
A pop-up asking whether you wish to
initialize the Bluetooth handsfree will be
displayed.
Press the 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 restored to
factory state.
If is pressed, the Bluetooth handsfree
settings will be initialized.
Yes
No
Yes
Restore factory settings
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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?
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
phones, please refer to the manual
[Pairing and Connecting a Bluetooth
phone > Pairing a mobile phone].
Connect a mobile phone to 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 authentication of the car
system and the mobile phone.
Only 4-digit numbers can be used as
passkeys. Passkeys are registered only
once when pairing the phone number
for the first time. The factory-set passkey
is 0000.
Q.
A.
A.
A.
Q. Q.
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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 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 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
to the car handsfree, press the
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
10 meters.
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
placed near the mobile phone.
Use handsfree
Private
Reject
Accept
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Q.
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APPENDIX 7-1
APPENDIX
PART 7
APPENDIX
Troubleshooting guide 7-2
Before thinking the product has
malfunctioned 7-2
Troubleshooting 7-3
DVD region code and language
code 7-6
Region code 7-6
Language code 7-7
Map legend 7-8
Road color 7-8
POI icons 7-9
Landmark icons 7-11
INDEX 7-12
RSE Connector Pin Layoutout
7-17
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PART 7 APPENDIX
Troubleshooting guide
Before thinking the product has malfunctioned
Errors which occur during the operation or installation of the device may be mistaken as a malfunction of the actual device.
If you are having problems with the device, try the suggestions listed below.
If the problems persist, contact your point of purchase or the nearest service center.
Function
Because the LCD is manufactured with technology requiring high point density, a pixel deficiency or
lighting may occur within 0.01% of total pixels.
Has the Switch for the vehicle been turned to [ACC] or [ON]?
Has the SYSTEM been turned OFF?
Has the volume been set to a low level?
Has the volume been set on mute?
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 point of purchase or the nearest service center.
Is the position of FAL/BAL sound controls or volume adjusted to only one side?
Is the audio and video connector jacks fully inserted into the AUX terminal?
Is the external device connected with a standard connector cable?
Some map data may be missing or incorrect.
The TTS(Text To Speech) engine speaks the street name based off of the phonetic spelling.
This will continuously be update with the map database.
Problem
There are small red, blue, or green dots
on the screen
The sound or image is not
working
The video is being displayed but
sound is not working
When the power is turned on, the
corners of the screen are dark
Sound is working from only one
speaker
Sound and video does not work in AUX
mode
The external device is not working
The road is missing
The road name is spoken incorrectly
APPENDIX 7-3
APPENDIX
Possible Cause
The fuse is disconnected.
Solution
Replace with a suitable fuse. If the fuse is disconnected again, please
contact your point of purchase or service center.
Problem
The power does not
turn on.
Device is not properly connected. Check to see that the device has been properly connected.
The XM mode is in category. Press the mode button to change to channel mode.
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.
The vehicle battery is low.
A disc which is not supported by the device
has been inserted.
A disc which as a region code not
supported by the device has been inserted.
The DVD cannot be played because the
parental guidance level is operating.
Wipe clean dirt and other foreign substances from the DISC.
Charge the battery. If the problem persists, please contact your point of
purchase or service center.
Insert a disc which is supported for play by the device.
The region code for the device is code
1
. Use a DVD which has the
region code of
1
or
ALL
.
Check the parental guidance level in the initial setup screen.
The DVD does not play.
XM only goes through
one category
The brightness, saturation, hue, and
contrast levels are not properly set.
Adjust the brightness, saturation, hue, and contrast levels through the
display setting.
The image color or tone
quality is low.
The brightness level has been set to the
lowest level.
The device is not properly connected.
Adjust the brightness to a higher level.
Check to see that the device has been properly connected.
The video does not
work.
Troubleshooting
7-4 APPENDIX
PART 7 APPENDIX
Possible Cause
The volume level is set the lowest level.
The connector is not properly connected.
The device is currently fast-forwarding,
rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.
Solution
Adjust the volume level.
Check the connection state.
The sound will not work when the device is fast-forwarding,
rewinding, scanning, or playing in slow mode.
Problem
The sound does not
work.
The sound or video
quality is low.
The DISC is dirty or scratched.
Vibration is occurring from the position in which
the conversion switch has been installed.
The color and tone quality of the image is low.
Wipe off water or dirt from the DISC. Do not use a disc which has
been scratched.
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.
Aging of the video display and deterioration in performance
may cause certain quality degradations.
Subtitles are not included in the current playing
DVD.
The subtitle language has been set to "OFF".
The subtitles cannot be played.
Set the subtitle language on the desired language.
Subtitles do not work.
The DVD currently being played has
disabled the hide subtitle function.
The subtitle cannot be turned off.
Subtitles do not turn off.
A language which is not supported by the
current playing DVD has been selected.
A language not supported by the DVD cannot be played.
The selected sound or
subtitle language
cannot be used.
Only one language is included in the current
playing DVD.
The current playing DVD only supports one
language.
The language cannot be changed if the DISC does not support
multi-languages.
The language cannot be changed.
The sound or subtitle
language does not
change.
APPENDIX 7-5
APPENDIX
Possible Cause
An aspect ratio which is not supported by the
current playing DVD has been selected.
Solution
An aspect ratio not supported by the DVD cannot be played.
Problem
The aspect ratio selected
in the initial setting
phase cannot be used.
The angle cannot be
adjusted.
The current playing DVD only supports one
angle setting or only some of the DVD scenes
support multi-angles.
The current playing DVD only supports one
angle.
The angle cannot be changed if the DISC does not support
multi-angles or when playing a scene with only one angle.
The angle cannot be changed.
The iPod is not
recognized even though
it has been connected.
There are no titles which can be played.
The iPod firmware version has not been
properly updated.
The iPod device does not recognize downloads.
Use iTunes to download and save MP3 files into the iPod.
Use iTunes to update the firmware version and reconnect the
iPod with the device.
Reset the iPod and reconnect with the device.
The USB does not work.
USB memory is damaged.
USB memory has been contaminated.
A separately purchased USB HUB is being used.
A USB extension cable is being used.
A USB which is not a Metal Cover Type USB
Memory is being used.
A HDD type, CF, SD Memory is being used.
There are no music files which can be played.
Please use after formatting the USB into FAT 12/16/32 format.
Remove any foreign substances on the contact surface of the
USB memory and multimedia terminal.
Directly connect the USB memory with the multimedia terminal on
the vehicle.
Directly connect the USB memory with the multimedia terminal on
the vehicle.
Use a standard USB Memory.
Use a standard USB Memory.
Only MP3,WMA file formats are supported. Please use only the
supported music file formats.
7-6 APPENDIX
PART 7 APPENDIX
DVD region code and
language Code
Region code
Countries
No Region Coding
United States of America, Canada
Europe, including France, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Arabia, Japan and South Africa
Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Borneo and Indonesia
Australia and New Zealand, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America
India, Africa, Russia and former USSR countries
Peoples Republic of China
Unused
Airlines/Cruise Ships
Expansion (often used as region free)
Region
Code
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
APPENDIX 7-7
APPENDIX
Language code
Country
Afar
Abkhazian
Afrikaans
Amharic
Arabic
Assamese
Aymara
Azerbaijani
Bashkir
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Bihari
Bislama
Bengali
Tibetan
Breton
Catalan
Country
Corsican
Czech
Welsh
Danish
German
Bhutani
Greek
English
Esperanto
Spanish
Estonian
Basque
Persian
Finnish
Fijian
Faroese
French
Country
Frisian
Irish
Scots
Gallegan
Guarani
Gujarati
Hausa
Hindi
Croatian
Hungarian
Armenian
Interlingua
Interlingue
Inupiak
Indonesian
Icelandic
Italian
Code
0101
0102
0106
0113
0118
0119
0125
0126
0201
0205
0207
0208
0209
0214
0215
0218
0301
Code
0315
0319
0325
0401
0405
0426
0512
0514
0515
0519
0520
0521
0601
0609
0610
0615
061
Code
0625
0701
0704
0712
0714
0721
0801
0809
0818
0821
0825
0901
0905
0911
0914
0919
0920
Country
Hebrew
Yiddish
Japanese
Javanese
Georgian
Kazakh
Greenlandic
Cambodian
Kannada
Korean
Kashmiri
Kurdish
Kirghiz
Latin
Lingala
Laotian
Lithuanian
Code
0923
1009
1001
1022
1101
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
1119
1121
1125
1201
1214
1215
1220
Country
Latvian
Malagasy
Maori
Macedonian
Malayalam
Mongolian
Moldavian
Marathi
Malay
Maltese
Burmese
Nauru
Nepali
Dutch
Norwegian
Occitan
Oromo
Code
1222
1307
1309
1311
1312
1314
1315
1318
1319
1320
1325
1401
1405
1412
1415
1503
1513
Country
Oriya
Punjabi
Polish
Pushto
Portuguese
Quechua
Romance
Kirundi
Romanian
Russian
Kinyarwan
da Sanskrit
Sindhi
Sangho
Croation
Sinhalese
Slovak
Code
1518
1601
1612
1619
1620
1721
1813
1814
1815
1821
1823
1901
1904
1907
1908
1909
1911
Color
Day Road Type
Freeway
Arterial
County
Collector
Local
Unpaved local
Ferry
Color
Night Road Type
Freeway
Arterial
County
Collector
Local
Unpaved local
Ferry
7-8 APPENDIX
PART 7 APPENDIX
Country
Slovenian
Samoan
Shona
Somal
Albanian
Serbian
Swati
Sesotho
Sundanese
Swedish
Swahili
Tamil
Telugu
Tajik
Thai
Tigrinya
Turkmen
Country
Tagalog
Tswana
Tonga
Turkish
Tsonga
Tatar
Twi
Ukrainian
Urdu
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Volapuk
Wolo
Xhosa
Yoruba
Chinese
Zulu
Code
1912
1913
1914
1915
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
2001
2005
2007
2008
2009
2011
Code
2012
2014
2015
2018
2019
2020
2023
2111
2118
2126
2209
2215
2315
2408
2515
2608
2621
Language code
Map legend
Road color
POI icons
No Category Sub Category Icon
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Representation
Fast Food
American
French
Italian
Continental
Mexican
Japanese
Chinese
Korean
Vegetarian Food
Seafood
Latin American
Asian
African
Restaurants
APPENDIX 7-9
APPENDIX
POI icons
No Category Sub Category Icon
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Restaurants
No Category Sub Category Icon
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Travel
Automotive
Shopping
Travel
Coffee Shop
Others
Representation
Gas Station
Parking
Auto service
Road Assistance
Hyundai Dealership
Kia Dealership
Automobile Dealership
Auto Parts
Rest Area
Car Wash
Motorcycle Dealeship
Representation
Airport
Hotel
Tourist Information
Travel Agent
Tourist Attraction
Popular Spot
Rental Car Agency
Campground
Ferry Terminal
Bus Station
Local Transit
Train Station
Representation
Department Store
Convenience Store
No Category Sub Category Icon
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Shopping
Recreation
Shopping Center
Music Store
Grocery Store
Bookstore
Electronics
Hardware Store
Gifts
Sporting Goods
Home Specialty Store
Clothing
Shoe Store
Representation
Amusement Park
Museum
Cinema
7-10 APPENDIX
PART 7 APPENDIX
No Category Sub Category Icon
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
Financial
Service
No Category Sub Category Icon
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
Community
Service
Police Station
Post Office
Library
Court House
Fire Department
Convention Center
City Hall
Civic Center
School
Government Offices
Waste & Sanitary
Utilities
Representation
Hospital
Dentist
Community
Recreation
Sports Activities
Sports Complex
Golf Course
Winery
Video & Game Rental
Ski Resort
Recreation Area
Other Recreation
Representation
Bank
ATM
Check Cashing Service
Money Transfer
Business Facility
Representation
No Category Sub Category Icon
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
Service
Photography
Tax Service
Medical Service
Attorney
Funeral Director
Hair & Beauty
Cleaning & Laundry
Social Service
Physician
Communication
Tailor & Alteration
Mover
POI icons
APPENDIX 7-11
APPENDIX
No Category Sub Category Icon
1
2
3
4
Service
Airport
Park
Golf
University
Landmark icons
ATSC _L+
ATSC_L-
front in L-
front out R-
front out L-
Monitor out L-
Monitor out R+
CVBS GND
GND2
CVBS GND
front in R+
front in R-
front in L+
front out R+
front out L+
Monitor out L+
Monitor out R-
Front out CVBS
GND
Front out CVBS
CVBS GND
GND2
CAN_H
GND
ACC
ILL+
B+
B+
Monitor out CVBS
GND2
CAN_L
ATSC_R+
ATSC_R-
ILL-
GND
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
NO Signal NO Signal
audio in R+
audio in L+
CAN_H
GND2
CVBS + in
NC
NC
AutoLight
ILL+
ACC
B+
B+
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
audio in R-
audio in L-
CAN_L
GND2
CVBS GND
NC
NC
audio GND
ILL-
Altnate
GND
GND
NO Signal NO Signal
Rear DVD Player Connector Pin
Layout
Rear Monitor Connentor Pin
Layout
RSE Connector Pin Layout
7-12 APPENDIX
PART 7 INDEX
A
Adaptive volume control ON/OFF
3-52
About CDP 2-11
Activating call waiting
5-14
Adding to address book
3-27
Adding waypoints
3-32
Adjusting audio volume 1-7
Advanced settings
5-26
Audio streaming
5-21
Adjusting the Screen Settings for the RSE
(REAR) System
6-7
Answering an incoming call
5-13
Audio Sound setting 1-10
Auto Volume Control ON/OFF 1-10
AUX 2-32, 6-18
AUX screen 2-33
B
BAS/MID/TRE 1-10
Basic Operation and setting 1-6
Basic operation for voice command
control
4-2
Before thinking the product has malfunctioned
5-2
Bluetooth handsfree
5-2
Bluetooth handsfree mode
5-2
Bluetooth settings
5-24
Brightness 1-11
Browsing detailed information about
the iPod music 2-28
Browsing detailed information about
the MP3 file 2-22
Browsing detailed information about
the SIRIUS channel 2-10
C
Call history
5-19
CD 4-9, 6-8
CD mode menu screen configuration
6-9
CD screen and functions 2-16
Changing destination position
3-27
Changing Route option
3-32
Changing the map scale
3-8
Changing passkey
5-28
Command list of Audio system 4-7
Command list of Help 4-6
Command list of Navigation system 4-13
Command list of Phone 4-13
Condition for voice command system 4-2
Condition for voice command system 1-9
Connecting an external VIDEO player
6-19
Connecting a mobile phone
5-7
Connections
5-7
Contents of DVD Title
6-14
Connecting AUX 2-32
Connecting iPod devices 2-24
Connecting the USB devices 2-31
Control panel 1-3
Controller and functions 1-3
Current position map screen (without route)
3-5
D
Deleting all avoid area 3-41
Deleting all paired phones 5-28
Deleting an address book 3-47
Deleting an address of address book
3-46
Deleting avoid area
3-41
Deleting favorite place
3-50
Deleting Home address
3-48
Deleting waypoints
3-34
Deleting a paired phone
5-6
Destination 4-15
Destination by address book 4-24
Destination by memory point
<1 to 5> 4-25
APPENDIX 7-13
INDEX
Destination POI by phone number 4-22
Device information
5-27
Device name
5-27
Device address
5-27
Disc/content format compatibility 2-13
Display mode 1-11
Display OFF 1-11
Display ON 1-11
Display setting 1-11
Displaying the list 1-9
Destination menu screen and functions 3-12
Displaying / Hiding POI icons on the map 3-9
Displaying / Hiding Q.POI icons
3-9
Displaying /Hiding icons other than
Q.POI icons
3-9
Displaying the list
1-9
Disable streaming audio
5-26
Disconnecting a mobile phone
5-8
Display
6-2
DVD
6-14
DVD mode menu screen configuration
6-15
DVD mode setting
6-16
DVD Player
6-2
DVD region code
6-14
DVDP/AUX
6-8
E
Editing an address of address book
3-45
Editing avoid area
3-40
Editing waypoints
3-32
Enable streaming audio
5-26
Ending a call
5-15
F
FAD/BAL 1-10
Find address 4-19
Find emergency <Category> 4-23
Find nearest <POI name> 4-21
FM/AM Radio 2-2
FM/AM screen and functions 2-2
For safe and efficient operation 2-11
Finishing route guidance
(Delete Destination)
3-30
G
Giving voice command
1-9
Go home
4-25
GPS signal reception state
3-2
H
Handsfree volume
5-25
Help
3-54
How to operate a menu by voice
command
1-9
How to operate the screen menu
1-8
I
Important information about
this manual
1-2
Important Safety Information
6-1
iPod
2-24
iPod screen and functions
2-25
Initializing system
3-37
Initializing Bluetooth handsfree
5-29
Inserting/Ejecting Disc
2-15
Introduction
1-2
Inputting letters by using screen
keyboard
1-8
L
Landmark icons
7-7
Limitations of the navigation system
3-2
Listening to CD music
2-16
Listening to MP3 music
2-20
Listening to music from iPod
2-24
Listening to the FM/AM radio
2-2
7-14 APPENDIX
PART 7 INDEX
Listening to the SIRIUS radio
2-6
Listening to USB music
2-31
M
Main setting
3-36
Making a call to POI
3-10
Map Functions
3-5
Map
4-13
Map legend
7-5
Making a call by dialing a phone
number
5-11
Making a call from Speed Dial
5-11
Making a call by redialing
5-12
Making a call from the Phone book
5-16
Making a call from Call history
5-19
Methods of RSE System Operation
6-7
MP3 LIST menu screen configuration
6-11
MP3 mode menu screen configuration
6-10
MP3
2-19, 6-10
MP3 disc related information and
precaution
2-19
MP3 screen and functions
2-20
My places setting
3-43
N
Name and function of system parts 6-3
Navigation setting
3-38
O
Operating the CDP
2-11
Operating the external devices
2-24
Operating the radio
2-2
Operating typical screen menu
1-7
Operating voice command
4-2
Operating after searching a destination
3-27
Operating after setting a destination
3-28
Operating the Rear (RSE) System
6-6
Operating the RSE System
6-7
Others
6-2
P
Pairings
5-4
Pairing a mobile phone
5-4
Passkey
5-5
Phonebook
5-16
Phonebook download
5-16
Phone music
5-21
Playing AUX
2-32
POI Category list
4-18
Precaution for safe usage
1-2
Precautions upon handling discs
2-11
Precautions upon handling USB
2-29
Previous destination
4-24
Previous start point
4-25
Priority
5-24
Private mode
5-14
Product Characteristics
6-2
R
REAR DVD Player Connector Pin Layout
7-11
REAR DVDP DECK
6-4
REAR Monitor Connector Pin Layout
7-11
Rear Remote Controller
6-5
REAR Roof Mount Monitor
6-3
REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (RSE)
(IF EQUIPPED)
6-1
Rear Wireless Headset
6-5
Registering avoid area
3-38
Registering favorite place
3-49
Registering home address
3-48
Registering new address in address
book
3-43
Region code
5-6
Re-ordering waypoints
3-34
APPENDIX 7-15
INDEX
Rejecting an incoming call
5-13
REW/FF CD track
2-17
REW/FF iPod music
2-27
REW/FF MP3 file
2-22
Road color
7-5
Route
4-16
Route guidance
3-4,3-30
Route guidance screen
3-28
Route menu screen and functions
3-30
Route overview(View Entire Route)
3-31
Route Re-calculation
3-4
RSE Connector Pin Layout
7-11
S
Searching a POI
3-20
Searching a previous Destination
3-17
Searching an Address
3-13
Searching an intersection
3-17
Searching favorite places
3-26
Searching for Emergency facilities
3-25
Searching from Address book
3-24
Searching from MAP
3-26
Searching POI by local POI list
3-26
Searching your Home
3-25
Searching a destination by voice
command
4-19
Searching the Phone Book
5-17
Searching a Destination
3-13
Searching title/chapter
6-17
Selecting an item in a list
1-9
Searcting a destination
3-13
Selecting other route
3-29
Selecting the MP3 file
2-21
Selecting an item in a list
1-9
Selecting FM/AM broadcast frequency
2-4
Selecting music from iPod
2-26
Selecting SIRIUS broadcast channel
2-7
Selecting the CD track
2-17
Selecting Phone Music files
5-23
Selecting a file with the Remote controller &
Searching a playing file
6-11
Selecting a track with the Remote controller &
Searching a playing track
6-9, 6-13
Setting arrival time and distance display 3-38
Setting as Destination/waypoint
3-27
Setting avoid streets on route
3-35
Setting detour distance
3-35
Setting estimate travel time
3-42
Setting keyboard for inputting letter
3-36
Setting Language
3-37
Setting Q.POI icons
3-42
Setting units (mile/ km)
3-38
Setting voice command feedback ON/OFF
3-37
Setup and Information
3-36
Setup menu screen and functions
3-36
Setting random function for CD music
2-17
Setting random function for iPod
music
2-27
Setting random function for MP3 file
2-22
Setting repeat function for CD music
2-18
Setting repeat function for iPod music
2-28
Setting repeat function for MP3 file
2-23
Setting up the voice command system
4-4
Setting voice Prompt ON/OFF
4-4
Setting menu language
6-16
Setting subtitle language
6-16
Setting voice language
6-16
Scanning CD track
2-18
Scanning FM/AM broadcast frequency
2-5
Scanning MP3 file
2-23
Scanning SIRIUS broadcast channel
2-10
Scrolling map
3-11
SIRIUS Radio
2-6
SIRIUS screen and functions
2-6
Sorting items from the list
1-8
7-16 APPENDIX
PART 7 INDEX
Speaker adaptation
4-4
Steering wheel remote controller
1-5
Storing FM/AM presets
2-5
Storing SIRIUS presets
2-9
Supported disc formats
2-12
Starting navigation system
3-5
Starting route Guidance
3-28
Sorting call history
5-19
Sorting Items from the list
1-9
Speed dial
5-11
Starting Phone Music
5-21
Starting AUX mode
6-18
Starting CD mode
6-8
Starting DVD mode
6-14
Starting DVDP/AUX mode by use of Rear remote
control
6-8
Starting DVDP/AUX mode by use of Roof Mount
Monitor
6-8
Starting MP3 mode
6-10
Starting the System
6-6
Starting VCD mode
6-12
Switching call to the mobile phone
5-14
Switching the SIRIUS modes
(channel/category)
2-7
Switching map mode
(north up/heading up)
3-6
System information and update
3-51
T
Touch Screen Beep ON/OFF
1-10
Traffic Information
3-52
Traffic Setup
3-52
Turning Off the System
6-7
Troubleshooting
7-3
Troubleshooting guide
7-2
Turning the audio ON/OFF
1-6
Turning the power OFF
1-6
Turning the power ON
1-6
U
USB
2-29
USB MP3 related information and
precaution
2-29
Using the Interactive Menu
6-17
Using the PBC function
6-13
V
Vehicle position display
3-3
VCD
6-12
VCD mode menu screen configuration
6-12
Viewing GPS signal state
3-7
Voice guidance volume control
3-51
Voice guidance volume setting
3-51
Voice command list
4-6
W
Waiting call switch
5-15
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MicrosoftWindowsAutomotive 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 system. 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
Any 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 traffic 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.
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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 therefore, 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
likely to be contained in the map database for such 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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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.
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be
installed and operated with minimum 20 cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be collocated or operating
in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the FCC.
IC Warning
Operation of this device is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.