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Multimedia system iPod® iPod® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. Bluetooth ® Wireless Technology The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Blue- tooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by HYUNDAI is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. A Bluetooth® Wireless Technology enabled cell phone is required to use Blue- tooth® Wireless Technology. This device can be operated in at least one Member State without infringing applicable requirements on the use of radio spectrum 4-2

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Multimedia system Feature of Your Audio (4).  /  When pressed quickly Head Unit • Radio mode: Searches broadcast frequencies. • Media mode: Changes the track, file or title. (except AUX) When pressed and held • Radio mode: Frequency is con- trolled by 1 step quickly. When the button is released after pressing and holding, searches broadcast frequencies. • Media mode: Rewinds or fast-for- wards the song. (except AUX)  The actual features in the vehicle may differ from the illustration. (1). POWER/VOL knob • Turns power On/Off by pressing the knob. • Sets volume by turning the knob left/right. (5). TUNE knob (2). RADIO Displays menus for the current mode. • Plays Radio(FM/AM) mode. • Radio mode: Changes frequency • Each time the button is pressed, by turning the knob left/right. the mode is changed. When pressed and held in preset screen, saves frequencies(chan- (3). MEDIA nels). • Plays USB(iPod®), AUX mode. • Media mode: Searches songs • Each time the button is pressed, (files) by turning the knob left/right. the mode is changed. When pressed and held 4-4

(6). PRESET Steering wheel remote control • Radio mode: Moves to preset screen. (7). SETUP • Moves to Setup screen. (8). BACK • Moves to previous screen. 5MR40001EE (9). USB • USB Port. (10). AUX • AUX Terminal. 4 5MR40002EE (Bluetooth equipped model) ®  The actual features in the vehicle may differ from the illustration. (1). MODE • Each time this is pressed, the mode is changed sequentially. • If the media is not connected, the corresponding modes will be dis- abled. • Press and hold to turn the Audio system on/off*. • When power is off, press button to turn power back on*. * if equipped (2). VOLUME • Adjust the volume. 4-5

Multimedia system (3). SEEK/TRACK (5). CALL (if equipped) • When pressed quickly • When pressed quickly - Radio mode: Searches broad- - If not in Bluetooth® Handsfree cast frequencies saved to Pre- mode or receiving a phone call. sets. First press: Automatically dis- - Media mode: Changes track, file play the most recently Dialed or title. (except AUX) Call number. • When pressed and held (more Second press: The most recent- than 1.0 seconds) ly Dialed Call number is dialed. - Radio mode: Frequency is con- - Press in the incoming call trolled by 1 step quickly. When screen, answers the call. the button is released after - Press in Bluetooth® Handsfree pressing and holding, searches mode to switch to the waiting broadcast frequencies. call. - Media mode: Rewinds or • When pressed and held (more fast-forwards the song. (except than 1.0 seconds) BT Audio*, AUX) - If not in Bluetooth® Handsfree * if equipped mode or receiving a phone call, the most recently Dialed Call (4). MUTE number is dialed. • Mutes the audio volume. - When pressed in Bluetooth® Handsfree mode to switch the • When a call is active, mic volume call to your cell phone. is muted. (Bluetooth® equipped model) - When pressed in cell phone mode to switch to Bluetooth® Handsfree mode. - If Bluetooth® is not connected, displays Bluetooth® Pair/Con- nection screen. (6). END (if equipped) • When pressed during a call, ends the phone call. • When pressed in the incoming call screen, rejects the call. 4-6

WARNING WARNING • Do not stare at the screen while Driving while distracted can result driving. Staring at the screen for in a loss of vehicle control that prolonged periods of time could may lead to an accident, severe lead to traffic accidents. personal injury, and death. The • Do not disassemble, assemble, driver’s primary responsibility is in or modify the audio system. the safe and legal operation of a Such acts could result in acci- vehicle, and use of any handheld dents, fire, or electric shock. devices, other equipment, or vehi- cle systems which take the driv- • Using the phone while driving er’s eyes, attention and focus away may lead to a lack of attention of from the safe operation of a vehi- traffic conditions and increase cle or which are not permissible by the likelihood of accidents. Use law should never be used during the phone feature after parking operation of the vehicle. the vehicle. • Exercise caution not to spill wa- ter or introduce foreign objects  NOTICE into the device. Such acts could lead to smoke, fire, or product • Operating the device while driv- ing could lead to accidents due 4 malfunction. to a lack of attention to external • Please refrain from use if the surroundings. First park the ve- screen is blank or no sound can hicle before operating the device. be heard as these signs may in- • Adjust the volume to levels that dicate product malfunction. allow the driver to hear sounds Continued use in such condi- from outside of the vehicle. Driv- tions could lead to accidents ing in a state where external (fires, electric shock) or product sounds cannot be heard may malfunctions. lead to accidents. • Do not touch the antenna during • Pay attention to the volume set- thunder or lightning because ting when turning the device on. such an act may cause electric A sudden output of extreme vol- shock. ume upon turning the device on • Do not stop or park in park- could lead to hearing impair- ing-restricted areas to operate ment. (Adjust the volume to a the product. Such acts could suitable level before turning off lead to traffic accidents. the device.) • Use the system with the vehicle • Turn on the car engine before engine turned on. Prolonged using this device. Do not operate use with the ignition turned on the audio system for long peri- only could result in battery dis- ods of time only with the ignition charge. turned on as such operations may lead to battery discharge. 4-7

Multimedia system • Do not subject the device to se- Radio vere shock or impact. Direct pressure onto the front side of the monitor may cause damage Radio Mode to the LCD. Change Mode: [RADIO] button • When cleaning the device, make Each time the button is pressed, sure to turn off the device and change radio band. use a dry and smooth cloth. Never use tough materials, Search Frequency: [ / ] button chemical cloths, or solvents (al- cohol, benzene, thinners, etc.). • Searches the previous/next broad- As such materials may damage cast frequencies. the device panel or cause color/ • Pressing the button: Searches quality deterioration. broadcast frequencies. • Do not place beverages close to • Frequency is controlled by 1 step the audio system. Spilling bev- quickly. When the button is re- erages may lead to system mal- leased after pressing and holding, function. searches broadcast frequencies. • In case of product malfunction, please contact your place of pur- Change Frequency: TUNE knob chase or After Service center. Changes frequency by turning the • Placing the audio system within knob left/right. You can seek avail- an electromagnetic environment able frequencies manually. may result in noise interference. • Prevent caustic solutions such as perfume and cosmetic oil Saved Frequency: Preset screen from contacting the dashboard • After pressing [PRESET] button, because they may cause dam- pressing the TUNE knob: Plays the age or discoloration. frequency in preset screen. • After pressing [PRESET] button, pressing and holding the TUNE knob: Saves the currently playing frequency to the selected button and sound a BEEP. 4-8

5MR4001EE 5MR4002EE FM/AM Mode Media CAUTION Using MP3 Supported audio formats Displays Menu Popup when pressing the TUNE knob. Autostore • Save radio broadcasts to the pre- set list. • If no frequencies are received, then the most recently received  NOTICE frequency will be broadcast. File formats that do not comply with the above formats may not be 4 Scan properly recognized or play with- The broadcast frequency increases out properly displaying file names and previews each broadcast for 5 or other information. seconds each. After scanning all fre- quencies, returns and plays the cur- Range of supported file types rent broadcast frequency. 1. Bitrate range (Kbps) Sound settings Moves to Sound settings. 4-9

Multimedia system 2. Bit Per Sample range (bit)  NOTICE Using the scroll feature allows you to see the entire name of files with names that are too long to be dis- played at once.(if equipped) 3. Sampling frequency (Hz) Language Support (Unicode Support) • Korean: 2,604 characters • English: 94 characters • Common Chinese characters: 4,888 characters • For MP3/WMA compression files • Special symbols: 986 characters and WAV file, differences in sound quality will occur depending on the bitrate. (Higher sound quality can  NOTICE be experienced with higher bi- Japanese/Simplified Chinese char- trates.) acters are not supported. • This device only recognizes files with MP3/WMA/WAV extensions. Other file extensions may not be CAUTION properly recognized. Using the USB Device • Connect the USB device after 4. Maximum number of recognized turning on the engine. The USB folders and files device may become damaged if it • Folder: 1,000 folders for USB is already connected when the ig- • File: 5,000 files for USB nition is turned on. The USB de- • There are no limitations to the vice may not operate properly if number of recognized folder lev- the car ignition is turned on or off els. with the USB device connected. • Be careful for static electricity when connecting/disconnecting 5. Text Display (Based on Unicode) USB devices. • Filenames: Maximum 40 English • Encoded MP3 Players will not be characters recognized when connected as • Foldernames: Maximum 40 En- an external device. glish characters • When connecting an external USB device, the vehicle’s audio system may not recognize the USB depending on what firm- ware is used by USB device or what files are on the USB. 4-10

• Only products formatted with • The audio system may not rec- byte/sectors under 64Kbyte will ognize the USB device if sepa- be recognized. rately purchased USB hubs and • This device recognizes USB de- extension cables are being vices formatted in FAT 12/16/32 used. Connect the USB device file formats. This device does directly with the USB port of the not recognize files in NTFS file vehicle. format. • When using mass storage USB • Some USB devices may not be devices with separate logical supported due to compatibility drives, only files saved to the issues. root drive can be played. • Avoid contact between the USB • Files may not properly operate if connector and bodily parts or application programs are in- foreign objects. stalled on the USBs. • Repeated connecting/discon- • The audio system may not oper- necting of USB devices within ate normally if MP3 Players, cel- short periods of time may result lular phones, digital cameras, or in product malfunction. other electronic devices (USB devices not recognized as por- • A strange noise may occur when disconnecting the USB. table disk drives) are connected 4 with the audio system. • Make sure to connect/discon- • Charging through the USB may nect external USB devices with not work for some mobile devices. the audio power turned off. • The device may not support nor- • The amount of time required to mal operation when using an recognize the USB device may atypical USB memory device differ depending on the type, (miniature, keychain, etc.). For size or file formats stored on the best results, use a typical USB USB. Such differences in time device that has a metal case. are not indications of malfunc- tions. • The device may not support nor- mal operation when using for- • The vehicle audio system only mats such as HDD Type, CF, or supports USB devices designed SD Memory. to play music files. • The device will not support files • USB images and videos are not locked by DRM (Digital Rights supported. Management.). • Do not use the USB I/F to charge • USB memory sticks used by batteries or USB accessories connecting an Adaptor (SD Type that generate heat. Doing so or CF Type) may not be properly may lead to worsened perfor- recognized. mance or damage to the audio system. 4-11

Multimedia system • The device may not operate • When the vehicle ignition is set properly when using USB HDDs to ACC or ON, connecting the or USBs subject to connection iPod® through the iPod® cable failures caused by vehicle vibra- will charge the iPod® through tions. (e.g. i-stick type) the car audio system. • Avoid use of USB • When connecting with the iPod® memory products cable, make sure to fully insert that can also be used the jack to prevent communica- as key chains or mo- tion interference. bile phone accesso- • When the Equalizer features of ries. Use of such products may an external device, such as the cause damage to the USB jack. iPod®, and the audio system are • Connecting an MP3 device or both active, Equalizer effects phone through various chan- could overlap and cause sound nels, such as AUX/BT or Audio/ deterioration and distortion. USB mode may result in pop Whenever possible, turn off the noises or abnormal operation. Equalizer feature within the ex- • Use USB 2.0 devices for better ternal device when it is connect- compatibility. Maximum device ed to the audio system. size supported is 32 GB. • Noise may occur when an iPod® or AUX device is connected. When such devices are not be- CAUTION ing used, disconnect the device Using the iPod® for storage. • iPod® is a registered trademark • When the iPod® or AUX device of Apple Inc. power is connected to the power jack, playing the external device • In order to use the iPod® with may result in noise. In such cas- your vehicle’s audio system, es, disconnect the power con- you must use a dedicated iPod® nection before use. cable. (the cable that is supplied when purchasing iPod®/iPhone® • Skipping or improper operation products) may occur depending on the characteristics of your iPod®/iP- • If the iPod® is connected to the hone® device. vehicle while it is playing, a high pitch sound could occur for ap- • If your iPhone® is connected to proximately 1-2 seconds imme- both the Bluetooth® and USB, diately after connecting. If pos- the sound may not be properly sible, connect the iPod® to the played. In your iPhone®, select vehicle with the iPod® stopped/ the Dock connector or Blue- paused. tooth® to change the sound out- put (source). 4-12

• iPod® mode cannot be operated CAUTION when the iPod® cannot be recog- nized due to the playing of ver- Using Bluetooth® (BT) Audio sions that do not support com- (if equipped) munication protocols, cases of • Bluetooth® Audio Mode can be iPod® abnormalities and defects. used only when a Bluetooth® • For fifth generation iPod® Nano phone has been connected. devices, the iPod® may not be • Bluetooth® Audio Mode will not recognized when the battery lev- be available when connecting el is low. Please charge the mobile phones that do not sup- iPod® for use. port this feature. • The search/play orders shown • If a Bluetooth® Phone is being within the iPod® device may dif- used to play music and receives fer from the orders shown within an incoming or outgoing phone the audio system. call, then the music will stop. • If the iPod® malfunctions due to • Moving the Track up/down while an iPod® device defect, reset the playing Bluetooth® audio mode iPod® and try again. (To learn may result in pop noises with more, refer to your iPod® manual) • Some iPod®s may not sync with some mobile phones. 4 • Bluetooth® streaming audio may the System depending on the not be supported in some mo- version. If the Media is removed bile phones. before the Media is recognized, then the system may not proper- • When returning to Bluetooth® ly restore the previously operat- Audio mode after ending a call, ed mode. (iPad® charging is not the mode may not automatically supported.) restart in some mobile phones. • Use an iPod® cable shorter than • Receiving an incoming call or 1 meter in length such as the making an outgoing call while one originally supplied with a playing Bluetooth® Audio may new iPod®, longer cables may result in audio interference. lead to the audio system not rec- ognizing the iPod®. 4-13

Multimedia system Media Mode CAUTION Change Mode: [MEDIA] button • Each time the button is pressed, AUX don’t support Rewind/ change media mode. Fast-forward feature. • If media device(USB, AUX) is con- nected, then it will automatically Search Song: TUNE knob operate. Once it is disconnected, • Turning the TUNE knob: Searches the previous mode will be restored. for songs(files). • The Audio/BT Audio*/AUX volume • Pressing the TUNE knob: Plays can also be controlled. selected song(file). * if equipped CAUTION Change Song/File: [ / ] button • AUX don’t support playlist fea- [] button ture. • Pressing the button: Plays the cur- • When you connect an Apple de- rent song from the beginning. vice, playback does not start au- • If the [] button is pressed again tomatically. within 2 seconds, the previous • In iPod® Mode, song (file) lists song is played. are not supported if music is • Pressing and holding the button: played using the Music applica- Rewinds the song. tion after connecting the iPod®. [] button • Pressing the button: Plays the next song. • Pressing and holding the button: Fast-forwards the song. 4-14

5MR4003EE 5MR4004EE USB iPod® Displays Menu Popup when pressing Displays Menu Popup when pressing the TUNE knob. the TUNE knob. List List Moves to the list screen. Moves to the list screen. Folder Repeat Moves to the folder list screen. Repeats the current song. Press it again to turn off. Repeat Repeats the current song. Press it Shuffle again to turn off. Plays all songs within the currently playing category in random order. 4 Press it again to turn off. Repeat Folder Repeats songs within the current folder. Press it again to turn off. Information Displays information of the current song. Shuffle Folder Randomly plays songs within the cur- rent folder. Press it again to turn off. Sound settings Moves to Sound settings. Shuffle Randomly plays all songs. Press it again to turn off. Information Displays information of the current song. Sound settings Moves to Sound settings. 4-15

Multimedia system 5MR4005EE 5MR4006EE Bluetooth® (BT) Audio AUX (if equipped) Displays Menu Popup when pressing the TUNE knob. Displays Menu Popup when pressing the TUNE knob. Sound settings Moves to Sound settings. Play / Pause CAUTION Sound settings Moves to Sound settings. • AUX mode can be used only when an external audio player has been connected. • If only a cable is connected to  NOTICE the AUX without an external de- • Depending on the connected vice, the mode will be changed Bluetooth device, mobile phone, to AUX, but noise may occur. or the music player you are us- When an external device is not ing, playback controls may differ. being used, remove the connec- • Depending on the music player tor jack. you are using, streaming may • When the external device power not be supported. is connected to the power jack, • Audio may not automatically playing the external device may start playing in some Bluetooth® output noise. In such cases, dis- devices. If the music in the Blue- connect the power connection tooth® device is not played after before use. changing to audio streaming mode, press the TUNE knob. Check if the music is playing in the Bluetooth® device after changing to audio streaming mode. • Audio streaming may not be supported for some Blue- tooth®devices. • If Bluetooth® device is discon- nected, BT Audio is ended. • Bluetooth® connection is re- quired to use BT Audio. Refer to the Bluetooth® manual for more information. 4-16

Phone (if equipped) WARNING Distracted Driving  NOTICE • Focus on the road while driving. Using Bluetooth® (BT) Phone The driver’s primary responsi- What is Bluetooth® Wireless Tech- bility is in the safe and legal op- nology? eration of the vehicle. Drivers • Bluetooth® refers to a short-dis- should not use any hand held tance wireless networking tech- devices or other equipment or nology which uses a 2.45GHz vehicle systems that distract the frequency to connect various driver during vehicle operation. devices within a certain dis- • Do not stare at the multimedia tance. screen for long periods of time • Supported within PCs, external while driving. Staring at the devices, Bluetooth® phones, screen for prolonged periods of PDAs, various electronic devic- time can lead to traffic accidents es, and automotive environ- and can result in personal inju- ments, Bluetooth® to be trans- ries. mitted at high speeds without • Pairing Bluetooth® devices and having to use a connector cable. use of other Bluetooth® features 4 • Bluetooth® Handsfree refers to a are not supported when the ve- device which allows the user to hicle is in motion. For safety, conveniently make phone calls please first park your vehicle. with Bluetooth® devices through the Multimedia system. • The Bluetooth® Handsfree fea- ture may not be supported in some Bluetooth® devices. For Bluetooth® supporting devices details and compatibility, visit http://kiaeurope.nextgen-tech- nology.net 4-17

Multimedia system CAUTION • If a Bluetooth® device becomes disconnected due to being out For Safe Driving of communication range, turn- • Bluetooth® is a feature that en- ing the device OFF, or a Blue- ables drivers to make handsfree tooth® communication error, calls. Connecting the head unit corresponding Bluetooth® de- with a Bluetooth® phone allows vices are automatically searched the user to conveniently make and reconnected. calls, receive calls, and manage • If you do not want automatic the phonebook. Before using connection with your Bluetooth® Bluetooth®, carefully read the device, turn the Bluetooth® fea- contents of this user’s manual. ture off in the Bluetooth® device. • Excessive use or operations • Only one Bluetooth® device can while driving may lead to negli- be connected at a time. gent driving practices and be • Bluetooth® connection may be- the cause of accidents. Do not come intermittently disconnect- operate the device excessively ed in some Bluetooth® devices. while driving. Follow these steps to try again. • Viewing the screen for pro- 1. Turn the Bluetooth® function longed periods of time is dan- within the Bluetooth® device gerous and may lead to acci- OFF/ON and try again. dents. When driving, view the 2. Turn the Bluetooth® device pow- screen only for short periods of er OFF/ON and try again. time. 3. Completely remove the Blue- tooth® device battery, reboot, CAUTION and then again. For Connecting a Bluetooth® Phone 4. Reboot the Multimedia System and try again. • Before connecting the head unit with the Bluetooth® device, check 5. Delete all paired devices from to see that the mobile device both of Bluetooth® device and supports Bluetooth® features. Head Unit sides and then try again. • Even if the mobile device sup- ports Bluetooth®, the device will not be found during device searches if the device has been set to hidden state or the Blue- tooth® power is turned off. Dis- able the hidden state or turn on the Bluetooth® power prior to searching/connecting with the head unit. 4-18

CAUTION • In some Bluetooth® devices, starting the ignition while talking Upon Using Bluetooth® Phone through Bluetooth® enabled • If the Bluetooth® device is not handsfree call will result in the connected, it is not possible to call becoming disconnected due enter Phone mode. After con- to car handsfree call transfer. necting your Bluetooth® device If you use your phone outside to your car, use the Bluetooth® the vehicle, turn off the Blue- features. tooth® feature in your phone. • You will not be able to use the • If Connection Priority is set handsfree feature when your upon vehicle ignition (IGN/ACC phone is outside of the cellular ON), the Bluetooth® device will service area (e.g. in a tunnel, in a be automatically connected. underground, in a mountainous Even if you are outside, the area, etc.). Bluetooth® device will be auto- • If the cellular phone signal is matically connected once you poor or the vehicles interior are in the vicinity of the vehicle. noise is too loud, it may be diffi- If you do not want to automati- cult to hear the other person’s voice during a call. cally connect your Bluetooth® device, turn off the Bluetooth® 4 • Do not place the Bluetooth® de- feature in your Bluetooth® de- vice near or inside metallic ob- vice. jects, otherwise communica- • The handsfree call volume and tions with Bluetooth® system or quality may differ depending on cellular service stations can be the Bluetooth® device. disturbed. • Placing the audio system within an electromagnetic environment  NOTICE may result in noise interference. Bluetooth® specifications • Some Bluetooth® devices may • Aerial power: Max 3 mW cause interference noise or mal- • Frequency range: 2400 to 2483.5 function to audio system. MHz In this case, store the device in a • Bluetooth patch RAM software different location may resolve version: 1 the condition. • Bluetooth Power Class 2: -6 to 4 • While a device is connected dBm through Bluetooth®, your device may discharge quicker than usual for additional Blue- tooth®-related operations. 4-19

Multimedia system 5MR4007EE Bluetooth® Connection  NOTICE Before you can use the Bluetooth® • Up to 5 Bluetooth® devices can feature, you must first pair/connect be paired. your Bluetooth® device to your car. • The default passkey is 0000. • During a Bluetooth® device con- Pairing a new device nection, another device cannot Press the [SETUP] button  Select be paired. [Phone]  Select [Add new device]. • The vehicle name above is an example. Check the actual infor- mation on the product. • Pairing and connecting a Blue- tooth® enabled Bluetooth® de- In your Bluetooth® device, vice will work only when the 1. Pair your car after your Bluetooth® Bluetooth® option within your device detects the Bluetooth® de- Bluetooth® device has been vice. turned on. (Methods of turning 2. Enter the passkey(0000) or accept on the Bluetooth® enabled fea- the authorization popup. ture may differ depending on the Bluetooth® device.) 3. Connect Bluetooth®. • After pairing is complete, a con- tacts download request is sent to the Bluetooth® device. Some Bluetooth® devices may require confirmation upon receiving a download request. Ensure your Bluetooth® device accepts the connection. Refer to your phone’s user manual for addi- tional information regarding phone pairing and connections. 4-20

5MR4008EE 5MR4009EE Accept/Reject Call If there is an incoming call, a popup message will appear. • To answer the incoming call, select [Accept] on the screen or press the [CALL] or [MODE] button on the  NOTICE steering wheel remote control. • Only supported contacts format • To reject the call, select [Reject] on can be downloaded and dis- the screen or press the [END] but- played from the Bluetooth de- ton or TUNE knob on the steering vice, contacts from some appli- wheel remote control. cations will not be included. • Even if the Bluetooth® device is disconnected, the downloaded  NOTICE data will remain. In some Bluetooth® devices, the • Downloaded phone numbers caller’s number may not be dis- 4 may be lost depending on the played, and the Reject feature may condition of the head unit. Keep not be supported. your important data in a safe place. Using the Menu During a Phone • The download will not be avail- Call able if the contacts download function is turned off on your When making a call, you can use the Bluetooth® device. following menu items. • Phone contact names should be saved in English or they may not be displayed correctly. • The time of download may differ Displays Menu Popup when pressing depending on the Bluetooth® de- vices. the TUNE knob. • Some devices require a device authentication for downloading your contacts. If download fails, check your phone screen and confirm the download if neces- sary. 4-21

Multimedia system  NOTICE Setup • If the caller’s number is listed in Contacts, the caller’s name will Display be displayed. Otherwise, only Press the [SETUP] button  Select the number will be displayed. In [Display]. some Bluetooth® devices, the • Scroll text(Text Scroll)*: If MP3 file phone number may not be dis- name is too long to display, the file played. name is scrolled from right to left. • In some Bluetooth® devices, the - Title name on USB/iPod® Use Private feature may not be Screen. supported. - Focused File/Folder name on • In some Bluetooth® devices, the play list. Switch feature may not be sup- ported. * if equipped • The phone number may not be properly displayed in some Sound Bluetooth® devices. Press the [SETUP] button  Select • During a phone call on a Blue- [Sound]. tooth® Handsfree, you cannot • Balance: Selects the sound posi- access other modes, such as tion. Radio and Setup. • Tone(Equaliser): Selects the sound • Depending on handset types, tone. the in-call volume the other par- ty hears may differ. If the other party hears your voice too low Phone (if equipped) or too loud, adjust the mic vol- Add new device ume. Press the [SETUP] button  Select [Phone]  Select [Add new device]. • The following steps are the same as those described in the section [Pairing a new device] on the previ- ous page. Connect/Disconnect device Press the [SETUP] button  Select [Phone]  Select [Paired devices]. • Displays the paired Bluetooth® de- vice list. From the paired device list, select the device you want to connect or disconnect. 4-22

 NOTICE Delete devices • Displays the icons when Blue- Press the [SETUP] button  Select tooth® device is connected. [Phone]  Select [Delete devices]. : An icon appears when you • Displays the paired Bluetooth® de- makek a Bluetooth® Audio con- vice list. When selecting from the nection. list, the device is deleted. : An icon appears when you makek a Bluetooth® Handsfree  NOTICE connection. • When you delete a paired de- • Only one Bluetooth® device can vice, the Call history and Con- be connected at a time. tacts stored in the head unit are • Bluetooth® Handsfree and Blue- also deleted. tooth® Audio functions are sup- • To re-use a deleted device, you ported. Handsfree and audio- must pair the device again. supported devices, such as a Bluetooth® smartphone or au- dio, will function normally. Connection priority Press the [SETUP] button  Select • If the system is not stable due to a vehicle-Bluetooth® device [Phone]  Select [Connection priority]. 4 communication error, delete the • Select the device to want to set the paired device on each device connection priority of paired devices. and pair/connect the Blue- • If “Not selected(None)” is chosen, tooth®device again. the Bluetooth® system will try to connect to the last connected de- vice, then to all paired devices. 4-23

Multimedia system  NOTICE Language • When the engine is running, the Press the [SETUP] button  Select selected Bluetooth® device is [Language]. automatically connected. If you Changes the display language. fail to connect the selected de- vice, the previously-connected device is automatically connect- Display Off ed, and if it also fails, then it tries Press the [SETUP] button  Select to connect all paired devices se- [Display Off]. quentially. Audio operation is maintained and • Depending on auto connection only the screen will be turned Off. priority, connection to a device In the Screen Off state, press any may take time. but-ton to turn the Screen On again. • If a Bluetooth® device becomes disconnected due to being out of communication range, turn- ing the device OFF, or a Blue- tooth® communication error, corresponding Bluetooth® de- vices are automatically searched and reconnected. • Even if you are outside, the Blue- tooth® device will be automati- cally connected once you are in the vicinity of the vehicle. If you do not want to automatically connect your Bluetooth® device, turn off the Bluetooth® feature in your Bluetooth® device. • In some Bluetooth® devices, starting the ignition while talking through Bluetooth® enabled handsfree call will result in the call becoming disconnected due to car handsfree call transfer. If you use your phone outside the vehicle, turn off the Bluetooth® feature in your phone. 4-24

)&&:DUQLQJ This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 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.


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