AUDIO & NAVIGATION SYSTEM Santa Fe
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1. Chipping Block road Closed Symbol Description Symbol Description Rock fall Stationary traffic Accident Queuing traffic Other danger Wind Storm Road narrow Snow Ice Road work PS n r5 Slippery road Rain Emergency phone not work 64 Support Hotline Web Site http www navigation com hyundai International Toll Free Number OO800 18 23 53 22 Telephone number for all other countries or if Toll Free numbers are not supported 31 555 384 245 ED HYUNDAI e P N MFL628805622. 2 Touch the preferred setting item Route If you don t set the Plan Different Routes in the setup menu set the route option to Fast fMi Short MS or Eco HB Note Fast Route Calculates a route with the shortest travel time Short Route Calculates a route with the shortest distance Eco Economical Route To save fuel consumption this route considers to reduce the number of frequent stop amp go route at the intersection and turn ing point based on fuel consump tion table with real time traffic information however this route may not be valid in terms of driv ing conditions such as sudden acceleration Eco Route might have more driv ing time and distance to save fuel consumption TMC Auto ml When the TMC event is found on current route the navigation system searches the detour route auto matically without any announcement Off 53 Cancels the TMC func tion On A When the TMC event is found on current route the navigation system displays the pop up screen of the event information Note A pay TMC is not supported 36 Toll Road E Use Includes the use of toll roads Avoid Enables the avoid of toll roads Tunnel fai Use Includes the use of tunnel Avoid Enables the avoid of tun nel Main Road HN Use Includes the use of main road Avoid Enables the avoid of main road Ferry 55 Use Includes the u
3. A The exclamation point within an equilat eral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instruc tions in the literature accompanying the appliance Always operate the vehicle in a safe manner Do not become distracted by the vehicle while driving and always be fully aware of all driving conditions Do not change settings or any functions Pull over in a safe and legal manner before attempting such operations To promote safety certain functions are disabled unless the hand break is on Do not use for many hours at extremely low or high temperature 10 C to 60 C To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover or back of this product There are no user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel Pa To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this product to dripping or splashing water rain or moisture Y The temperature of unit s outside can be extremely high please use the unit after proper installation in your vehicle While driving keep the sound volume at a proper level Do not drop it and avoid heavy impacts at anytime General information e The driver must not watch the moni tor while driving If the driver watches the monitor while driving it may lead to carelessness and cause an accident ha Se This unit is for vehicles with a 12 V
4. Audiobooks Podcasts Plays the songs chapters in the Podcasts Note If you want to move to upper folder touch E Touch the A or Kd buttons to select the list you want to view f you want to move to the playlist screen touch f CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation Setting audio book play Audiobook Fast USB device requirement speed ED Plays the audio books with fast This unit supports only USB Flash Drive P speed and USB External HDD with FAT16 or Setting the play speed only affects dio book haced the iT Audiobook Slow FAT32 format Mida e pere gos QU pad ie Plays the audio books with slow Do not extract the USB device during store or audible com ind AS NCC For details about iPod refer to the iPod diis B ROREM U Guid Regular back up is recommended to ser Guide Note prevent data loss f If you want to move to the playlist If you use a USB extension cable or We Touch Option when T listen i screen touch BR USB HUB the USB device may not be songs chapters in the Audiobook recognized Some USB devices may not work with this unit Digital camera and mobile phone are not supported This unit is not supported when the total number of files is 1OOOO or more Compatible USB devices Devices which require additional pro gram installation when you have con nected it to a computer are not sup ported MP3 player Flash type MP3 player The MP3 player requir
5. Never use solvents such as benzine or alcohol to clean the disc General information NOTES ON COPYRIGHTS lt is forbidden by law to copy broadcast show broadcast via cable play in pub lic or rent copyrighted material without permission This product features the copy protec tion function developed by Macrovision Copy protection signals are recorded on some discs When playing the pictures of these discs on a unit picture noise will appear This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of cer tain U S patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights own ers Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation and is intend ed for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohib ited Disposal of your old appliance AH 1 When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC 2 All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 3 The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the envi ronment and human
6. Say phone number according to the following example O 1 O 2 0 O 5 2 Single digit mauu iro c CN mm mmm I7 m mom C O 01020052 Pad Voice recognition system Voice command examples To use the voice recognition function saying one command is sometimes sufficient but at other times it is neces sary to say two or more commands As examples some additional basic opera tions by voice commands are described here Example 1 Changing FM Radio amp Frequency 1 Press Wh on the steering wheel remote control 2 After the beep sounds and say FM 3 When the FM command rec ognized the main screen will be changed to the FM main screen es 95 40 MHz 4 Press wh on the steering wheel remote control 5 After the beep sounds and say Frequency one hundred two or one hundred two mega hertz 6 When the spoken frequency is recog nized the FM frequency is changed to the 102 MHz REG lea rm 102 00 MHz 4 Press s after the beep sounas you can say one of the playlist like a micky green oh 5 When the playlist is recognized it is played at once Example 2 Changing playlist of USB CD 6 Press mi on the steering wheel remote control Option 1 Press 1 on the steering wheel remote control T After the beep sounds and say Next track or Previous track 2 After the beep sounds and say List 8 When the command is recogniz
7. This is called map matching me With map matching With no map matching How to update the navigation map and software To update the navigation map and soft ware visit the site http www naviga tion com hyundai Troubleshooting Symptom Power doesn t turn on The unit doesn t operate Playback is not possible There s no sound Cause Correction The ignition switch is NOT turned ON Turn the ignition switch to ON The ignition switch is NOT set to ACC Set the ignition switch to ACC The power of unit is turned OFF Turn the unit on by pressing on the control panel Noise and other factors are causing the Turn the unit off and then on built in microprocessor to operate incorrectly The loaded disc is a type this unit Check what type the disc is cannot play The disc is inserted upside down Insert the disc with the label upward The files on the disc are an irregular Check the file format file format The volume level is low Adjust the volume 62 Index Address Book iii tia Dalias 24 Parking siii ta an Epid 28 Address Search oe ae cca apes eee Ree ERE 23 Phone Numbers esed acer rubus xo Rue Xe ees 26 Answering calls eese 42 POLE Stedoryiua use eei tene mo Ra ate arl cones 34 AS Autostore 0 0 eee 53 POM Pointzof Interest sos tds 24 Bluetooth wireless technology oooooooo o o o 39 RANDOM eat aeaee t A A O oa 48 BREGIGONCAUtTO Cf da a
8. Touch a bluetooth phone you desire s from the Bluetooth Devices screen wireless technology bluetooth phone Bluetooth wireless technology establish ies E ueroorn Devices es a wireless link between two devices To connect using the unit settings 1 such as your phone and the unit 1 Press on the control panel The first time you use two devices together you must connect them by 2 Touch Bluetooth um establishing a relationship using a PIN code After the initial connecting the two devices can connect automatically each time you turn them on 5 Input the passkey Default OOOO showed on the screen in your phone when the pop up screen is dis played on the screen e b ie When it is successfully connected AR ens caeci the Bluetooth main screen appears e Bluetooth technology in some loca 3 Touch Search for Bluetooth ordo sensn tions Devices Due to the variety of Bluetooth phones and their firmware version your device may respond differently when per forming over Bluetooth As difference in functional operation by model is mainly resulted from fea ture of a hands free phone consult manufacturer of a phone if you have any question You can check the Bluetooth phone compatibility list on the web site http www navigation com hyundai ds 4 Calling Lists Speed Dial When it is not connected the con nection failure message appears on the screen If you want to cancel tou
9. lf the phone number is in the phone book phone book entry s name is displayed f the incoming call is from a number stored in your Contacts the entry s name is displayed The caller s phone number may also be displayed if available f Rejecting function is unusable then the phone connected to the device does not support the rejecting calls function Bluetooth wireless technology Using your Phone Book 2 Touch a phone book entry you want 2 Input the first letter of the entry You can use the phone book entries to call in the phone book list you want to stored on the memory of phone sup search by using the keypad then porting PBAP Phone Book Access touch OK Profile profile After connecting your unit and blue EA A tooth phone via Bluetooth wireless tech E NE Search By Name nology the numbers in your phone s phone book is transferred automatically into phone book Touching El or BA switches to the next or previous page in the list Calling a number in the phone book B After finding the entry in the phone 3 Touch Hang Up to finish the tele to call book you want to call you can select phone conversations the number and make a call Searching the phone book entry by 1 Press 2 on the control panel And alphabet then touch Phonebook If there are many entries in the phone book list it can be useful to display them in the alphabetical order for easier searchin
10. MHz 87 50 MHz 95 40 MHz 98 10 MHz 1 3 106 10 wi m 5756 iz 4 5 6 a NA If you move to the previous next page touch Kl D 5 Repeat steps 1 and 4 to preset other stations Next time if you touch the preset but tons the station is recalled from the memory Note When a station is preset on the preset station button number on which anoth er station of the same band has already been preset the previously preset sta tion is automatically erased Radio operation AS Autostore This is only available for AM reception This function lets you automatically store the strong broadcast frequencies To scan broadcast frequen cies The first 10 seconds of each broadcast frequency are played TA Traffic announcement TA function allows the unit to switch to traffic announcement TA from the current source Another FM station CD or other connected components 1 Select the band to AM Touch Option on the screen in want 53 il AM FM mode Touch Option on the screen in 2 Touch Option on the screen AM FM mode 95 40 MHz 3 Touch Autostore on the screen TA ves 2 Touch TA Off TA On on the screen CH 522 kHz pt CO 95 40 MHz Touch SCAN Start on the screen REGION y Local stations with the strong Touch SCAN Stop to cancel it i EEE ES signals are searched and stored automatically in the list menu And TA On Traffic programs and then the list
11. Steps 5 6 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt Tour Point Delete Deletes the way Tour Planner gt Load Tour point Follow Steps 7 9 Tour List Delete Deletes the tour ist Follow Steps point You can modify or delete the destina tion or way point already set a 2 Touch the desired tourist gos Tour 10 11 E y 5 Touch Tour List Sort and then touch OK after changing the 9 Follow steps 7 9 on the page 29 order Setting a tour 10 Touch Tour List Delete to delete the tourist you set REG Edit Tour List 3 Touch Edit Tour List Tour List T Tour List Sort Delete 11 Touch the desired tourist em Tour List Be Follow steps Ta ane paas cis Setting a tour TOURI Tour Sort TOUR2 TOURS 7 Touch Tour Point Delete to delete the way point 30 e Destination input menu Store Destination Store Position Destinations that you often visit can be The current vehicle position can be stored in the Address Book The stored stored in the Address Book destinations can be easily retrieved to set them as a destination or way point 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt This is available only when the destina Store Position tions have been set already 2 Input the name of the current posi 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt tion then touch OK Store Destination 2 Input the name of the destination then touch OK Ca
12. address Page 23 Last Destinations Sets a destina tion to a location that you have lastly set Page 24 Address Book Sets a destination to a location stored in the address book Page 24 POI Searches for a destination from various categories of busi nesses or locations Page 24 26 Parking Sets a parking as your destination Page 28 Continue Stop Guidance Sets the guidance to On Off Page 28 GPS Input Sets a latitude and a longitude as your destination Page 27 Using Map Searches for a destina tion by scrolling the map Page 28 Tour Planner Adds new destination or way point Page 29 30 Store Destination Stores your desti nation in the address book Page 31 Store Position Stores your position in the address book Page 31 Home 1 Work2 3 12 You can set a home location work location or etc you want for the place you return to most often Page 32 Destination input menu Address Search 5 Set the part characters of street Refer to the Route Options on the You can find the destination by search name and then touch OK page 36 ing the address 9 Touch Start 1 Press NAV gt Touch Address 2 Set the preferred country If the country has already been set follow the step 3 If you want to store your destina tion in the address book touch Store And input the name of your destination then touch OK If you want to view the map of your 3 Set the prefer
13. battery and negative grounding Before installing it in a recreational vehicle lorry or bus check the battery voltage To avoid shorts in the electrical system be sure to disconnect the Q battery cable before beginning the installation CAUTION CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT CLASSE 1 PRODUIT LASER This product uses a Laser System To ensure proper use of this product please read this owner s manual care fully and retain it for future reference Should the unit require maintenance contact an authorized service center Performing controls adjustments or carrying out procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure To prevent direct exposure to laser beam do not try to open the enclosure Visible laser radiation when open DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM CAUTION CLASS 1M VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS CAUTION Do not keep the navigation system running with the engine stopped Doing so may discharge the vehicle battery When you use the navigation system always keep the engine run ning When the driver wants to operate the navigation system first park the vehicle in a safe location and set the parking brake Operating the system while driving can distract the driver and may result in a serious accident Do not disasse
14. can find your current location and navigate a route you must do the following steps 1 Go outside to an area free from tall obstructions 2 Turn on the unit Acquiring satellite signals can take a few minutes Initial navigation screen After the ignition switch is placed in the ACC or ON position when you enter a navigation mode for the first time the caution screen is displayed on the screen Read the caution carefully and then touch Agree Indicators of the map screen How to view a map screen The navigation system displays various information on the screen K wuti JETTMA z E t NN EZ Indicates the direction of the map Touch to switch the orientation of the map p Indicates the current vehicle location and the direction of travel Touch Menu to access the map menu Getting started with navigation Indicates the scale of the map Indicates the arriving time distance and remaining time to the destina tion Appears on the upper right corner of the screen when a route is set Indicates the distance to the next guide point and the turning direction at that guide point Indicates the speed limit on the road that you re driving now Changing the scale of a map 1 Touch MES on the map screen Touch to view the map in detail Touch to view the map a wider area 50 m 100 m 200 m 300 m 9 500 m gt 750 m 1
15. control A 2 After the beep sounds say Help 4 Say the phone number like All commands shall be listed which 01020052 single digit are presented in active fields 01020052 mm Voice recognition system Voice commands Category Voice command Category Voice command Category Voice command Application AUX Radio News off Phone Dial Number command CD News on Incoming iPod Next station Missed ap Previous station Outgoing Radio TA off Phone Book USB TA on Call Name Phone Preset number Speed Dial number edia Presets Call AM Calling lists Category Voice command FM Speed dial General Volume down IBN HS A List Mobile Option Private PMIOUS page Scan Start Office Next Rags Scan Stop Clear Help Frequency x comma Correction Other commands yy Cancel Frequency xxxx No Autostore Yes Region Auto Region Off 59 Voice recognition system Voice commands Category Voice command Category Voice command Category Voice command iPod Repeat Off MP3 Directory up Audio CD List Repeat On CD USB List Option Scan Start Option Repeat Off Scan Stop Repeat Folder Repeat Track Random Off Repeat Off Scan Start Rand
16. deem tete s 54 Changing the passkey c isses 41 A A A ee bot tall SUT 47 Return to the beginning of the current track file 46 PB dnekermediasgue a Meet g 3f Route Options 0 cece ccc ec ee cece eee eevee 36 Giving voice commands ccoo 56 SO A o 46 GPS Input A 21 Setup EN EA A 16 19 Hel 8 Skip to the next track file oo o ooo oo o 46 T p pu E 3 12 A A A pe aa Skip to the previous track file o o o 46 ome 1 Work 2 3 12 isses Split Screen Full Screen 0 00 00 eee 35 fors mem PP TRIN C EE NO EM RE M 2 Store Position fans sedan Bead ae ed pila Keane des 31 35 NS 5 21 0 Fk LAE LO A 38 pat i Switching the microphone on off o o o o ooo 42 Info On ROUTE e ech pe i e Ct a eed 38 his Des DIR i gt INES ca da del a AL 47 e ee A a Hyundai service isses RLEcLLBSSOBCLDUPpA E 26 TA Traffic announcement coco 53 Tour Planner cce a 29 30 35 lastiDestibiatl ns na I rii 24 eD MD coco rr nn 34 aking a call by entering phone number A2 Using ARAN O E O 28 aking a call with speed dial numbers 45 Using your Phone Book ooo 43 Using your Calling list lesen 44 ear Destilidtion sa quieti data deett etate 26 ear POSION Abe s 25 Voice commands ess 59 60 EWS HMM NN S 54 Moicesrecogritiorm s n hec ec e eem 56 63 e Symbols for the display of traffic problems If the traffic problem is on the calculated route the symbol will be highlighted
17. km 2 km gt 5 km gt 10 km e 20 km 9 50 km 9 100 km gt 200 km gt 500 km If you want to set the auto zoom touch MESI 21 Adjusting the navigation volume If you want to adjust the navigation vol ume follow the below method Method 1 Rotate the volume knob a on the control panel or press the volume VOL VOL on the steering wheel remote con trol during the voice guidance During the voice guidance Method 2 If you want to adjust the navigation vol ume rotate the volume knob 24 on the control panel or press the volume VOL VOL on the steering wheel remote con trol during the voice guidance after press ing on the control panel During the voice guidance Destination input menu Navigation menu overview Navigation menu EWA ELOI mm Address Last Destinations Address Book POI Parking Continue Guidance Stop Guidance GPS Input Using Map Tour Planner Store Destination Store Position Home 1 Work 2 3 12 General operations of destina tion menu Turn the unit on 2 Press NAV on the control The navi gation menu appears on the screen Destination 3 Touch Navigation Advanced or Favourites to select the desired option Advanced Destination Select Favourite Home Work Favourites menu 22 e 4 Touch the preferred setting method Address Finds a destination by setting an
18. menu Tour Planner The tour planner allows you to travel through the searched routes by setting a destination or way point You can set a total of 4 destination or way point New Tour Sets a tour Load Tour Displays the tourist Show Tour Displays tourist set lastly Setting a tour 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt Tour Planner 2 Touch New Tour REG Tour Planner Now Tour 3 Touch Yes Please enter a destination into the tourist 4 Set a destination by using the navi gation menu Refer to the page 22 The destination you set is displayed REG New Tour 5 Touch Add Tourpoint Set a way point by using the Navigation Advanced and Favourites menu Refer to the page 22 Destination To Lost Address Book Parking Advanced Favourites Add Tourpoint Edif Tour List If you need an additional way point set it by touching Add Tourpoint again Touch Start If you would like to save the searched routes touch Yes Otherwise touch No Would you like to save the tour Input a name then touch OK The searched routes are stored in the Load Tour automatically Drive in accordance with the screen and voice information Destination input menu Editing deleting a destination or way Tour List Sort Changes the order a li our LIS of the destina tion and way point already set Follow
19. menu appears on the announcements can be screen automatically received using TP TA features GAM TA Off Traffic programs and announcements can not pues be received 1251 kHz 4 Touch the broadcast frequency you Radio operation NEWS This function allows the unit to switch to news from the current source Another FM station CD or other connected components 1 Touch Option on the screen in AM FM mode 2 Touch NEWS Off NEWS On on the screen les 95 40 MHz SCAN TA Start ott REGION Auto NEWS On News can be automati cally received NEWS Off News can not be received REGION Auto Off This is only available for FM reception 1 Select the band to FM 2 Touch Option on the screen 3 Touch REGION Auto REGION Off on the screen REGION Auto The unit switches to another station within the same network broadcast ing the same program when the receiving signals from the current station become weak REGION Off The unit switches to another station within the same network when the receiving signals from the current station become weak This mode the program may differ from the one currently received 54 Auxiliary device operation Using an AUX source lt is possible to use auxiliary equipment with unit 1 Press MEDIA until AUX screen appears AUX Video 2 Connect an auxiliary device to the AUX connector then activat
20. phone num bers and later recall them the touch of a speed dial number Registering phone numbers to the speed dial list 1 Press C on the control panel And 4 then touch Speed Dial 2 Touch and hold one of speed dial 5 numbers 1 12 For example 1 Touching Id or Kl switches to the next or previous page in the list Touch one of categories you want to assign to speed dial number For example Phonebook B am Tu Save Phone Number r5 Touch one of phone numbers you want to assign to speed dial num ber 712345678 318765432 118579234 717623456 Search By Name Input the name by using the keypad then touch OK The name phone number is stored in memory The next time you touch the same name the name phone number is recalled from memory Calling a number in the speed dial list 1 Press on the control panel And then touch Speed Dial 2 Touch one of speed dial numbers to make a call 3 Touch Hang Up to finish the tele phone conversations Note Make sure that the speed dial function ality in the Bluetooth phone is enabled before using CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation Playing an audio CD and MP3 WMA USB iPod files Disc J Insert a disc in the disc slot and play back will start automatically TRACK 01 001 2PM Heartb 2PM MP3 WMA CD USB You can play the files recorded in a USB memory device Connect a USB device to the US
21. plan different routes on the map screen Speed Alert This displays the speed alert on the map screen 18 Audio There are five kinds of screen menus Audio SDVC Speed Dependent Volume Control When the speed of your vehicle is more than 40 km h the volume level outputs higher than original volume level You can set the SDVC to Off Low Mid Middle or High Off Outputs the original volume level regardless of the speed of your vehicle Low Mid High This outputs auto matically the volume level according to the speed of your vehicle Navigation Volume You can set or cancel the voice announcement for navigation Even though the setting is Off when start ing new route guidance it is set to On automatically Touchscreen Click You can set the touchscreen sound to On Off Setup Sound Default Center Balance Bass Fader Middle Treble Balance Touch 4 or gt to adjust the sound the left and right speakers Fader Touch A or V to adjust the sound of the front and rear speakers Bass Mid Treble Touch 4 or gt to adjust the Bass Middle or Treble x Note Touch Center to return to the default settings Power Bass You can set the Power Bass to Off Low Mid Middle or High m Power Bass cu Off Outputs the original sound Low Mid High Set the Low Mid Middle or High to boost the low pitched sound Display There are two kinds of sc
22. secessus e e coo teas 20 Initial navigation screen 2 mcr Ee Sede s qed add aida rajado 20 Indicators of dhe map screen s c e RD RS DE C RODA 20 21 How to view a map screen ooo 20 21 Changing the scale of a Map 21 Adjusting the navigation volume o 21 Destination input menu Navigation menu Overview 22 General operations of destination Menu 22 Address Search se fier Bie teckel ho dee hae doce we we se MEM ta e 23 ast DestinationSee S24 i eRLALETARALAELLLISLRILSLLBG I LA ddl 24 Address Book ssttet Lu Vu aha ad oe So ae he dee et etiain 24 POI Point of Interest 24 26 Near POSiTIO Rs s esu cue bsc bteccMNSIMNE Ie QU QE DN Bet 25 Near Destination sb beled ori oh ET ARE V EB en ile ie taa 26 In CITV INSEEIG s agate aguas ala gg ss REIS DIRE qe DN Lua 26 Ely ndai setviee acr erede ru A eR Ln 26 Phion Numbetr sieur da Rae 26 GRS IRDUM ARIAS pea A E dt ne ELE cine 27 AN Stu vetas ne fee f Rh RE RR RPG ERE E 28 Continue Guidance Stop Guidance eee 28 Using Maps eye REY eRe SR PORATED RAL PUR DU RE ta ree cen 28 Tour Pla E s as EHE ra ew t Ud dd ey eu 29 30 Store Destination A a e RAK AM tt ds 31 Stote Posilflon So ME Ir Wu EU ae aoe A AR eee dr 31 Home 1 Work2 3 12 s 32 3 e Table of contents Split Screen Full Screen o 35 Store PosltiOR Fs yo c cia dd ici as ds 35 Tour Planet RUTAS ete uen ue do Del Qe 34 DO NA 35 Route Options xu ee ex hsp rr ea wa Ha
23. traffic noises vibration sounds etc which may prevent the system from recognizing the voice commands cor rectly Wait until a beep sounds before speaking a command Otherwise the command will not be recognized properly Speak in a natural voice without paus ing between words The supporting languages in Voice recognition system are English German French Spanish and ltalian at this moment Giving voice commands 1 Press Wh on the steering wheel remote control 2 After the beep sounds say Help All commands shall be listed which are presented in active fields Stop Autostore Note If the command is not recognized the system announces Ist time Pardon 2nd time Please repeat and 3rd time Command is not recognized If you want to cancel the voice rec ognition press Wh one more time or press the any button or touch screen say Cancel If you want to adjust the volume of the system feedback press VOL or VOL on the steering wheel remote control or use the volume knob 24 on the control while the voice recognition is active 56 How to say numbers Voice recognition requires a certain way to say numbers in voice com mands Refer to the following examples General rule Either zero or oh can be used for O Frequency Say frequency number according to the following example Frequency ninety five comma four Ninety five comma four mega hertz Phone number
24. AUDIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM OWNER S MANUAL Santa Fe Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference Designs and specifications are subject to change without prior notice GD HYUNDAI ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANGAIS ESPANOL ITALIANO NEDERLANDS PYCCKUN SVENSKA G DIA i Table of contents General information So A A O ES 7 8 Types of Playable Discs eH EN AA AAA xus 9 Precautions of handling discs and player iilis ss 9 NOTES ON COPYRIGHTS 5 se tite eet tede hu Sac tc E ES 10 Disposal of your old appliance ua eee ee eene 10 Name of each component Control Patel d NUR D rte EE Rab Aa 11 12 Steering wheel remote control Basic operation Start Up screena x A XIV YA O A e 14 Turning the unit on Turning the unit off 0 000 000 0000 ess 14 Inserting a disc Ejecting a disc es 14 Adjusting the volume ss iii dd 14 Selecting a source on the control panel 15 Selecting a source om the screens cc oe ee te a ee RE 15 Rear view camera Optional o on auaa naana eee 15 General operations of SETUP menu 00 0 00000 cee 16 19 A dere be ce icri a d S eM 16 SYSTEM s tea say ela en ssi TA Met ed e Ae dae ch e AAA SER 16 17 Traffic Navigation onei aiia saa aeaa eee nee 18 A kde epget eede eb Xe Oe doy Pee den 18 19 BEJARANO 19 2 Table of contents About satellite SsignalS 2020002000 Ai Db 20 Acquiring satellite signalsu
25. B port and playback starts automatically zr You can play an iPod device on the unit by connecting the iPod to the USB port by using the appropriate cable Connect an iPod device to the USB port and playback starts automatically For details about iPod refer to the iPod User Guide Note Use the car cable for exclusive use of iPod when connecting iPod to the ter minals for iPod device for playback 46 Skip to the next track file Touch ZA to select the next track file Skip to the previous track file Touch Kk within 1 second of playing time Return to the beginning of the cur rent track file Touch Kk after 1 second of playing time Search Touch and hold the EX or Z2 buttons during playback and then release at the point you want CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation Intro scan Repeat The current selected tracks files are REPEAT Off Plays repeatedly all The first 10 seconds of each tracks files played repeatedly files within the disc are played or USB 1 Touch Option during playback REPEAT Track Plays repeatedly 1 Touch Option during playback the current file REPEAT Folder Plays repeatedly all files within the current folder TRACK 01 zr 2 TETTE REPEAT Off Plays repeatedly all Example Audio MU Example Audio CD P a files within the iPod 2 Touch REPEAT repeatedly REPEAT On Plays repeatedly the current file NEWS la cp TRA
26. CK 01 SCAN REPEAT RANDOM 2 Touch SCAN Start NEWS TRACK 01 Stort or REPEAT RANDOM Start y ott ott Disc Audio CD REPEAT Off Plays repeatedly all 3 Touch SCAN Stop to cancel the tracks within the intro scan disc NES SCAN REPEAT Track Plays repeatedly Lo co TRACK 02 the current track 4T CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation RANDOM All of the tracks files are played ran domly 1 Touch Option during playback TRACK 01 2 Touch RANDOM repeatedly NEWS fe co TRACK 01 SCAN REPEAT RANDOM Start off ont y Disc Audio CD RANDOM All Plays randomly all files within the disc RANDOM Off Cancels RANDOM play RANDOM Off Cancels RANDOM play RANDOM Folder The unit plays randomly all files within cur rent folder RANDOM All The unit plays ran domly all files within the disc or USB RANDOM Off Cancels RANDOM play RANDOM All The unit plays ran domly all files within the Pod RANDOM Album The unit plays randomly all files within cur rent album 48 Playing files by classifying into folder Album Artist USB You can play files within the USB by classifying into folder album or artist 1 Touch Option during playback 9 Tul Whole Nine Yard REPEAT RANDOM ott ott Artist 2 Touch Folder Album or Artist during playback Folder Plays the f
27. V gt Touch POI gt Phone Destination Number 2 Set the preferred country 2 Follow steps 2 8 on the page 25 2 Input the phone number and then Near Position 3 Input the part characters of the touch OK facility name and then touch OK In City 1 Press NAV gt Touch POI gt In City 2 Set the part characters of city name and then touch OK 3 Touch the preferred phone number 4 Follow steps 4 8 on the page 25 from the list Near Position 4 Touch OK after confirming the Hyundai service location of the displayed POI 1 Press NAV gt Touch POI gt Hyundai service 2 Follow steps 4 8 on the page 25 Near Position Note The information of position may dif If you want to call on the telephone fer from actual location due to some touch E t is available only when changes of dealership and dealer loca the bluetooth is active tion information 4 Follow steps 2 8 on the page 25 5 Follow steps 6 8 on the page 25 Near Position Near Position 26 Destination input menu GPS Input 4 Input the coordinates of latitude by touching the minutes For example 58 You can find the destination by input ting the coordinates of latitude and longitude 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt GPS input 2 Touch Latitude REG GPS Input N 46 5 Input the coordinates of latitude by Show Map 3 Input the coordinates of latitude by 29 to
28. ay settings toggle on FOI Corgan 1 and off each time you touch the N icon The indicator of the selected icon illuminates POI Category D Seldorter Strasse ul Per 3 bw ley 2 Touch 2D 3D again to switch to the 2D screen 34 Using the map menu Split Screen Full Screen Store Position The map view can be changed between The current vehicle position can be split screen and full screen stored in the Address Book 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt View gt Split Screen Route gt Store position 2 Input the name of the current posi tion then touch OK Split screen 2 To switch to the full screen mode touch Menu gt View gt Full Screen Cox positon hos been saved ino The current vehicle position is stored in the Address Book automatically Page 24 Full Screen 35 Tour Planner The tour planner allows you to travel through the searched routes by setting a destination or way point 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt Route gt Tour Planner 2 Refer to Tour Planner on the pages 29 30 Using the map menu Route Options You can modify the route conditions or confirm the route information Set the appropriate route condition according to your purpose 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt Route gt Route Options Route Options Route TMC Toll Fast On Main Road Use OK
29. button on the control panel The Bluetooth main screen appears on the screen 2 Input the phone number you want to call by touching the number but tons And then touch E 12345678 a 3 Touch Hang Up to finish the tele phone conversations ime 00 00 04 Note If you make a mistake while dialing touch to erase one digit at a time If you want to erase all digits at a time touch and hold Ka Touch for long to make a call from a latest call f you want to make an international telephone call touch O for long then input the phone number The user s recent call history applies only to the hands free connection Making a call from a recent call with the headset connection depends on the call history of the Bluetooth phone The headset connection allows only making a call from a recent call Switching the sound path during a call You can hear sound through the speaker of unit and phone by touching Transfer Call Transfer Call Back Switching the microphone on off You can switch the microphone on off by touching Microphone Off Microphone On 42 e Answering calls 1 When you receive a call your phone rings and the Incoming Call pop up screen is displayed on the screen 2 Touch Accept to answer the call If you want to reject a call touch Refuse Note f the Call ID service is available the caller s phone number is displayed
30. ce information 24 e POI Point of Interest You can find a destination from various categories of businesses or locations dl e Press NAV gt Touch POI Touch one of the main category REG Points Of Interest Near Position Sets a POI located near the current vehicle position Page 25 Near Destination Sets a POI locat ed near the selected destination Page 26 In City Sets a POI located in the city Page 26 Name Sets a POI by the name of the facility Page 26 Hyundai Service Sets a facility of the Hyundai service Page 26 Phone Number If you know the telephone number of the facility use this to find the entering the number Page 26 Destination input menu Near Position 5 Touch OK after confirming the 8 Touch Start 1 Press NAV gt Touch POI gt Near location of the displayed POI Position ct Calculated Route 2 Touch one of the subcategory For example Emergency Drive in accordance with the screen If you want to call on the telephone and voice information touch EW It is available only when the bluetooth is active 3 Touch one of the subcategory in next 6 Touch Start level For example Hospital Show Map Points Of Interest ital ifal A amp E Destination input menu Near Destination Name Phone Number 1 Press NAV gt Touch POI gt Near 1 Press NAV gt Touch POI gt Name 1 Press NA
31. ch Cancel 39 e Bluetooth wireless technology To connect using the unit To connect using the phone 5 Input the passkey Default OOOO settings 2 settings showed on the screen in your phone 1 Press on the control panel Your phone s Bluetooth feature may when the pop up screen is dis be set to off by default To use the played on the screen 2 Press Search for Bluetooth Bluetooth feature Bluetooth must be When it is successfully connected Devices turned on in your phone Refer to your the Bluetooth screen appears on phone s user guide the screen 1 Enable the phone s Bluetooth component This might be in a menu called Settings Bluetooth Connections or Hands free 2 Press gt Touch Bluetooth gt External Device Authorization Note It works the same as the wired head set for mobile phone The headset functionality is for telephone conversa tion It is not for listening to music 3 Follow steps 4 5 on the page 39 Note If you want to cancel touch Cancel Unlike the hands free functionality If you touch 7 on the control panel Headset connection will allow only two again after connected via Bluetooth 3 Initiate a search for Bluetooth functions answering calls and mak wireless technology the Bluetooth main devices These settings might be ing a call from the latest call Also the screen appears on the screen located in a menu called Bluetooth caller s number is not d
32. disc slot the unit is turned on automatically Turning the unit off Press b on the control panel in power on status Inserting a disc Insert a disc in the disc slot and play back starts automatically Ejecting a disc Press amp on the control panel The disc is ejected from the loading slot Note If the ejected disc is not removed in approximately 1O seconds the disc is automatically inserted again into the loading slot Adjusting the volume Rotate the volume knob a on the control panel x Note When you turn the unit off the current volume level is automatically memo rized Whenever you turn the unit back on it operates at the memorized volume level If you turn the unit off on below volume level 5 the volume level is changed into 5 If you turn the unit off on above volume level 25 the volume level is changed into 25 14 Basic operation Selecting a source on the control panel Press MEDIA repeatedly to select a source The mode switches as follows CD USB iPod AUX CD Note lf a source is not connected to the unit the source is not recognized Selecting a source on the screen You can select the source on the screen to make it operate according to your particular needs 1 Touch the source icon in the left upward position when playing a source mm Y TRACK 01 Option Note If a source is not connected to the unit the source is not
33. e the auxiliary function Note Some auxiliary devices that don t have the video source may not output the video screen In case of some iPod devices Use the iPod cable for exclusive use of iPod for video playback when connecting iPod to the AUX connector Video is not available while driving Based on the traffic regulation Aux Video is only available whenever vehi cle is in stop condition with parking brake Adjusting the video screen Default Center For safety reasons the video screen cannot be viewed while your vehicle is in motion To view video screen you must stop in a safe place and put on the handbrake 1 Touch the screen on the aux video mode 2 Touch AUX on the screen 3 Select the item you want to adjust Brightness Touch E or L2 to adjust the brightness of screen Contrast Touch E or L2 to adjust the contrast of screen Saturation Touch amp or G to adjust the saturation of screen Note Touch Center to return to the default settings 55 Voice recognition system Voice recognition Voice recognition allows hands free operation of the AV system RADIO CD USB iPod navigation and other systems equipped on this vehicle such as the phone Note To get the best recognition perfor mance out of voice recognition observe the following Keep the interior of the vehicle as quiet as possible Close the windows to eliminate the surrounding noises
34. ed the played list is changed to Next 3 When the command recognized the track or Previous track screen will be changed to the USB CD LIST screen 57 e Voice recognition system Example 2 Dial number 5 When the spoken numbers are rec 3 The voice feedback will announce To use this function you need a mobile ognized the system announces the Possible commands are phone which is supported a Bluetooth recognized numbers and then a Connect your unit and bluetooth phone prompt and then 4 After the beep sounds say Other before using commands 6 If you want to make a call the recog Application commands shall be listed nized number say Call which are presented in active fields If there is unrecognized number or you want to delete the number say 1 Press n on the steering wheel remote control 2 After the beep sounds and say Dial E TEE Number If you want to finish it at any time say Cancel 3 When the spoken command is rec ognized the screen is changed to Help command e the bluetooth main screen and then If you are controlling the system by 9 Tng VAES teedback wil ande the system announces Please say voice commands for the first time or do Possible commands are the phone number not know the appropriate voice com P mand say the following command 6 After the beep sounds say AUX The screen is changed to the AUX screen 1 Press Wh on the steering wheel i e x remote
35. ed Bluetooth device list Search for Bluetooth Devices This allows you to search for Bluetooth devices Page 39 External Device Authorization This allows you to use when you connect your unit and bluetooth phone by using your bluetooth phone settings Page 40 Change Passkey You can change the passkey Page 41 16 System There are five kinds of screen menus Language This allows you to change the language used in the system Touch the language button you want Use or to scroll up or down if nec essary Setup Clock This allows you to set the time format and the summer time Time format Change the time format between the 12h and 24h Summer time Set the summer time between the On and Off The unit sets the clock automatically by detecting the summer time whether it is the summer time season or not Even though the summer time is set to On the unit sets the clock to normal time not 1 hour when it s not summer time sea son Units This allows you to set the unit of distance displayed on your navigation system Change the unit between the km and mls Navigation Demo This is a demonstration function After a route is set a simulation of route guidance to a destination is automati cally displayed Navigation Demo Navigation Demo Off Demo mode is set off Ix Sets the demo drive only once Loop Repeat demo drive Speed Sets
36. enu Info Nearby 5 Touch to return to the previous The list of traffic information around the screen Press MAP to return to the current vehicle position is displayed current location map screen 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt Info On Route The list of traffic information found on the recommended route from the cur rent vehicle position to the destination is displayed A detour route to avoid the event is searched from the current vehicle posi tion to the destination Also you can check the detailed information about the displayed events Traffic gt Info Nearby Touch the desired option to check the detailed information 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt Traffic gt Info On Route bote 2 Touch the desired option to check the detailed information Show Map Touch Zoom to view the map in detail Touch Zoom to view the map a wider area A565 Meckenheim gt Bonn A SN E e 7 9 38 If you need to take a detour touch Detour 07 14 59 SWR D Detour Show MAP Note Touch Show Map if you want to view the position about the event found on the route Touch to return to the previous screen Press MAP to return to the current loca tion map screen Touch the preferred route k Touch Start Drive in accordance with the screen and voice information Bluetooth wireless technology Understanding Bluetooth Connecting your unit and 4
37. equency Manual tuning Skips a track file up down in all list screen ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT Rotate to change the map scale on the map screen Repeat voice guidance 14 Press to repeat the voice guidance MAP Press to display the current location map screen NAV Press to enter a destination menu Various methods for entering a des tination are available 12 SETUP 3 Press to access system settings Page 16 Press and hold to check the device ID the software version the navi gation version and the map ver sion 12 13 Info Press to view the destination route and traffic information when the route guidance is active Destination Shows the informa tion of current vehicle position and destina tion Route Shows the route infor mation from the current vehicle position to the des tination Traffic Shows the traffic information Traffic Info On Route The list of traffic information found on the recommended route from the current vehicle position to the destination is displayed Traffic Info Nearby The list of traffic information around the current vehicle position is dis played 14 PHONE Use to enable Bluetooth Hands Free Phone Name of each component Steering wheel remote control 1 MODE Selects a source FM AM CD USB Pod gt AUX FM 2 2 V Press this button Automatic tuning Track u
38. g Search by Name Touching EX or BA switches to the next or previous page in the list 1 Touch Search By Name on the iphone back screen 4 Touch Hang Up to finish the tele phone conversations ADAM 412345678 rer 318765432 I 113579234 osn 7828456 Search By NY 43 Bluetooth wireless technology Using your Calling list You can use the calling list stored on the memory of phone supporting PBAP Phone Book Access Profile profile After connecting your unit and blue tooth phone via Bluetooth wireless tech nology the numbers in your phone s Outgoing Calls Missed Calls and Incoming Calls list is transferred auto matically into calling list Calling a number in the calling list After finding the entry you want to call in the Outgoing Calls Missed Calls or Incoming Calls list you can select the number and make a call 1 Press 2 on the control panel And then touch Calling lists 2 Touch Outgoing Missed or Incoming TOMODAABA 11 88 0 AUSKUNFT Coso A TOMODAABA 11 88 0 AUSKUNFT Incoming Calls 3 Touch the entry you want to call 4 Touch Hang Up to finish the tele phone conversations 44 e Bluetooth wireless technology Making a call with speed dial numbers You can use the phone book entries stored on the memory of phone sup porting PBAP Phone Book Access Profile profile You can easily store up 12
39. health 4 For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please contact your city office waste dis posal service or the shop where you purchased the product 10 Made for Ol iPod iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc regis tered in the U S and other countries Made for iPod means that an elec tronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards E Bluetooth The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by LG Electronics is under license Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners Name of each component Control Panel 7 2 3 10 4 1 5 12 13 6 14 1 Left rotary 4 5 A V T Disc slot Press Power on off Press this button Turn Volume control Automatic tuning 8 Eject 4 Track up down D Press to eject a disc from the unit 2 CD IN indicator light CD IN Press and hold this button When a disc is inserted the indicator Search FF REW is illuminated LiPod 3 RADIO 6 Display on off amp Selects the FM AM band Press to switch between the display on and off 4 MEDIA Selects a source CD USB iPod AUX 1 Name of each component 9 10 n Right rotary 4 Rotate it clockwise counterclockwise Searches the previous or next radio fr
40. iles by classify ing into folder Album Plays the files by classify ing into album Artist Plays the files by classifying into artist x Note If you want to move to the playlist screen touch EJ CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation Locating a folder file using the list You can listen to music by displaying the track folder file list 1 Touch the List button during play back TRACK 01 Example Audio CD 2 In case of Audio CD touch the file you want In case of MP3 WMA file touch the folder button you want If there is no folder touch the file you want MP3 WMA file 3 The selected track file is played Audio CD Note In case of MP3 WMA file touch the button to move to upper folder Touch the EY or KA buttons to select the list you want to view f you want to move to the playlist screen touch EM Searching music ZZD You can search iPod for playlist art ist names album titles Genre songs composer audio books podcasts For details about iPod refer to the iPod User Guide 1 Touch List during playback Playlists Plays the songs in the Playlists Artists Plays the songs in the Artists Albums Plays the songs in the Albums Genres Plays the songs in the Genres Songs Plays the songs in the Songs Composers Plays the songs in the Composers Audiobooks Plays the songs chapters in the
41. ing installation of a driver is not supported ight 1 RANDOM Audiobook Normal USB Flash Drive Devices that support Plays the audio books with original USB2 0 or USB11 speed You can check the USB compatibility list on the web site http www navigation com hyundai 50 CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation MP3 WMA file requirement Sampling Frequency 16 48 kHz MP3 8 441 kHz WMA Bit rate within 8 320 kbps MP3 5 160 kbps WMA CD R CD RW physical format should be ISO 9660 e If you record MP3 WMA files using software which cannot create a FILE SYSTEM for example Direct CD etc it will not be possible to playback MP3 WMA files We recommend that you use Easy CD Creator which creates an ISO9660 file system Customers should also note that permission is required in order to download MP3 WMA files and music from the Internet Our company has no right to grant such permission Permission should always be sought from the copyright owner iPod device requirement Compatibility with your iPod may vary depending on the type of your iPod Depending on your iPod s software ver sion it may not be possible to control your iPod from this unit We recommend installing the latest software version If you have a problem with your iPod please visit www apple com support ipod This system can receive analog sound from the following iPod models iPod touch Ith generat
42. ion iPod mini Ist 2th generation iPod nano Ist 3th generation iPod classic 4st 5th 6th generation If content on the iPod is not played back correctly update your iPod software to the latest version For details about updating the iPod check the Apple web site http www apple com gt Apple is not responsible for the opera tion of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards 51 Radio operation Listening to the radio sta 3 Auto tuning tions Touch EXI IZa on the screen Or th trol l 1 Press the RADIO button to select pr ss A V 20 e Ea tor pane the di When a station is received search io ing stops Manual tuning Rotate the Jog dial leftward right ward on the control panel The frequencies move up and down step by step 2 Press the RADIO repeatedly to select a band Storing and recalling The mode switches as follows stations FM AM FM You can easily store up to 12 preset sta tions for later recall at the touch of a x Note button To select the FM AM by touching the screen touch BELEM on the screen to 1 Select the band FM AM you want to select the AM and then touch BAN store a station into 2 Select the desired frequency 3 Touch Presets on the screen 4 Touch and hold one of the preset buttons The preset station information will be displayed The selected preset station has been stored in memory CENTER 95 40
43. isplayed when Connections or Hands free answering calls lf connecting through a Bluetooth 4 Select the your device from the list phone the hands free connection or of phone headset connection may not operate depending on the type of the phone 40 Bluetooth wireless technology Disconnecting Connecting 3 Touch the disconnected phone again em E again the bluetooth phone In Ly CUP phone Aden Bum 9 P touch Yes y 1 Touch View Bluetooth Device List on the Bluetooth Screen 3 Touch Yes Do you want to activate the selected Phone Do you really want to delete the selected Phone All data will be losti 2 Nu DN phone And The ere ESA ESE The connected phone is deleted When not deleting a connected x Deleting a connected phone phone touch No Bluetooth Devices Er If you no longer need to use a con LU nected phone you can delete it Changing the passkey 1 Touch View Bluetooth Device List on You can change the passkey the Bluetooth screen Your phone is disconnected and the ll mark disappears 1 Input the passkey using the keypad 2 Touch W on the right hand side of the and Fea device name of the phone you want to delete 2 Touch OK 41 Bluetooth wireless technology Making a call by entering phone number The most basic way to make a call is to simply dial the number Connect your unit and bluetooth phone before you make a call 1 Press the
44. mble or modify this system If you do it may result in accidents fire or electrical shock Some country may have laws limiting the use of video screens while driving Use the system only where it is legal to do so Don t use your phone when you are driving You must stop at a safe place to use your phone When driving your vehicle be sure to keep the volume of the unit low enough to allow you to hear sounds coming from the outside General information Types of Playable Discs This unit plays CD R or CD RW con taining audio titles MP3 or WMA files Depending on the conditions of the recording equipment or the CD R RW disc itself some CD R RW discs cannot be played on the unit Do not attach any seal or label to either side the labeled side or the recorded side of a disc Do not use irregularly shaped CDs e g heart shaped or octagonal It may result in malfunctions Precautions of handling discs and player A defective or soiled disc inserted into the unit can cause sound to drop during playback Handle the disc by holding its innerouter edges Do not touch the surface of the unlabeled side of the disc Do not stick paper or tape etc on the surface Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or excessive heat This unit cannot play 8 cm disc use 12 cm disc only A Clean the disc O 35 x before playback Wipe the disc from the center outward with a cleaning cloth
45. oca the one for finding your home prem tion in Favourites menu press NAV gt touch Favourites gt touch and hold the preferred number gt Input a name then touch OK 32 e Using the map menu Map menu overview View yee 2D 3D Split Screen Full Screen Store Position Route Options Tour Planner Browser Detour Info Nearby Info On Route General operations of map menu Turn the unit on 2 Press MAP The map screen appears 3 Touch Menu 4 Touch View Route or Traffic to select the desired option View menu 33 Traffic menu 5 Touch the preferred setting method For details refer to the page 34 38 Using the map menu POI Category 3 Touch OK 2D 3D Some landmarks in the surrounding reo POI Category The map view can be changed between 2D and 3D 2D Displays the map in a 2 dimen sional environment similar to a area can be displayed as icons on the screen This allows you to display or hide the landmark icons by type road map 3D Displays the view from an elevated 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt perspective It is easy to recognize View POI Category The activated landmark icons are an image of the route because it x displayed on the map provides a panoramic view over a long distance 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt View gt 2D 3D 2 Touch the desired icons The icon displ
46. om All Repeat Track Scan Stop Random Album Scan Start Random All Audio book Slow Scan Stop Random Off Audio book Normal Random All Track Info Audio book Fast Random Folder Next Track Directory up Random Off Previous Track List Track Info Track lt Number gt Option ext Track OK Next Track Previous Track Previous Track Folder Category Voiceicommand Track Info Track lt Number gt Navigation Navigation lt Folder gt Album Track lt Number gt Artist OK Folder OK 60 Troubleshooting Cannot identify the current location GPS not receiving GPS cannot be used indoors and must be connected to a power source with ACC in a vehicle in a location where the signal from the sky can be received easily When initially connecting the GPS it usually takes about 10 minutes to be working normally but the connection speed can differ depending on the weather condition and surrounding obstacles If the GPS connection is unstable for a long period of time try the following Check if the product is connected to a power source Check if the back of the GPS product is in a location where the sky can be seen well f there are high buildings or if you are under a tree move to a location where there aren t any obstacles Cannot hear the voice guide The volume is not set correctly or it is turned off Adjust the volume of voice guidance There is a difference between the driv ing road and the road on the map in
47. p down qu Press and hold this button Manual tuning Search FF REW iPod 3 Volume VOL VOL Increases or decreases the volume level MUTE Mutes the volume E Enables Bluetooth Hands Free Phone Press this button briefly to take a call when there is an incoming call Press this button briefly to make a call from last calls Press this button lengthy to switch the sound path during a call Hands free gt phone oe Press this button briefly to reject a call during a call 13 e T Tm Press this button to start the voice recognition mode Press the button one more to can cel voice commands while the voice recognition is active x Note The positions of buttons on the steering wheel remote control may be different according to your vehicle options Basic operation Start up screen The unit starts when the ignition switch is placed in the ACC or ON position Then the radio mode is displayed on the screen Note The unit memorizes the last mode that is played lastly The last mode is saved in the memory even if the ignition switch is placed in the OFF position When the ignition switch is placed in the ACC or ON position the mode is automatically recalled t may take long time about 20 sec onds for the unit to be rebooted Turning the unit on Press b on the control panel in power off status Note When you insert the disc in the
48. r position has been saved into irse EA IRSE Er FS ta The current vehicle position is stored in the Address Book automatically jug p wr ED vis Sw D Page 24 The destination is stored in the Address Book automatically Page 24 31 Destination input menu Home 1 Work2 3 12 4 If you want to set the location to Finding your home If your home location work location and your home touch 1 Home 1 Press NAV gt Touch Favourites favourite locations are already stored in the Address Book it can be easily retrieved to set the route to your home location work location and favourite locations 2 Touch Horne 1 Select Favourite Home Work 1 4 Storing your home 1 Press NAV gt Touch Address Book Navigation 3 Touch the preferred route then touch Start 2 Touch after confirming the pre ferred location m M E Address Book TEE 7 x Note OFFICE The procedure to store your work loca tion and favourite locations is same as NEL CUI NNNM the one for storing your home Drive in accordance with the screen 3 Touch Favourites New information placed in the same and voice information storage position overwrites the old data Address Book f you want to delete the location Y Note stored in the Address Book touch The procedure to find your work loca Delete tion and favourite locations is same as If you want to store the current l
49. recognized 15 Rear view camera Optional With a rear view camera automatic switching to video from a rear view camera is possible when the gearshift is moved to REVERSE R position Rear view mode also allows you to check what is behind you while driving A Waning Check emma Sart may at o cree I De ca scere SE When the unit is booted completely the guide line is displayed on the screen x Note The rear view camera function is to use this product as an aid to keep an eye on trailers or backing into a tight parking spot Do not use this function for entertainment purposes The object in rear view may appear closer or more distant than in reality Please note that the edges of the rear view camera images may differ slight ly according to whether full screen images are displayed when backing Setup General operations of SETUP menu The navigation system can be custom ized to make it easier for you to use Bluetooth System Traffic Navigation Audio Display 1 Turn the unit on 2 Press f on the control panel Settings Bluetooth System Navigation Audio 3 Touch the desired option 4 Touch the desired settings then touch OK to confirm your selection Note Touch to return to the previous screen Press MAP to return to the cur rent location map screen Bluetooth There are four kinds of screen menus View Bluetooth Device List This allows you to view the pair
50. red city name and 7 Touch the house number and then destination touch Show Map then touch OK touch OK then Start 10 Touch the preferred route then touch Start Refer to the Note regarding route criteria on the page 36 b 8 Set the route options and then touch OK Drive in accordance with the screen and voice information Destination input menu Last Destinations You can find the destination to a loca tion that you have lastly set as the des tination Up to 50 last destinations are automatically stored lf the number of last destinations exceed 50 the oldest one is replaced by the new one 1 Press NAV gt Touch Last Destinations 2 Touch the preferred last destination from the list Last Destinations 3 Touch the preferred route then touch Start Drive in accordance with the screen and voice information Address Book You can find the destination to a loca tion stored in the Address Book To uti lize this function more effectively des tinations that you often travel to should be stored in advance First of all store in the Address Book by searching the address Refer to the Address Search on the page 23 1 Press NAV gt Touch Address Book 2 Touch the preferred destination from the list REG Address Book HOME OFFICE 3 Touch the preferred route then touch Start Drive in accordance with the screen and voi
51. reen menus Display c Brightness You can set the brightness of the screen Set the display brightness to Low Mid Middle or High 19 Map Mode To improve the visibility of the map screen between day and night you can change the combination of the colours of the map Auto The map screen is displayed by autolight signal or illumination signal Illumination Illumination On Off Autolight Off Map Day Map Day Day Autolight On Map Night Map Night Night DA ad Autolight is Map Night Map Day not detected Day The map screen is always displayed with bright colours Night The map screen is always displayed with dark colours Getting started with navigation What is GPS The Global Positioning System GPS is a satellite based navigation system made up of a network of 24 satel lites placed into orbit by the U S Department of Defense GPS was originally intended for military applications but in the 1980s the gov ernment made the system available for civilian use GPS works in any weather conditions anywhere in the world 24 hours a day There are no subscription fees or setup charges to use GPS About satellite signals Your unit must acquire satellite signals to operate If you are indoors near tall buildings or trees or in a parking garage the unit cannot acquire satel lites Acquiring satellite signals Before the unit
52. se of ferries Avoid Enables the avoid of fer ries 3 Press OK When the current location map Screen or route setting screen is displayed the system recalculates a route with the set conditions Note Always stop the vehicle in a safe local before modifying the route conditions Modifying the route conditions while driving may cause an accident Using the map menu Browser Detour 4 Touch the preferred route then You can view an enlarged screen of If you want to make a detour due to touch Start route section when the route guidance traffic conditions you can use the is active detour function to calculate an alterna tive route from the vehicle location to 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt the destination Route Browser 1 Press MAP gt Touch Menu gt Route Detour Drive in accordance with the screen 2 Touch Shorter or Longer to set and voice information a route which take a detour as the distance you select Note If you don t need to take a detour 2 Touch Previous or Next to view when you are navigating a route touch e the route sections Menu gt Route gt Detour gt Delete 3 Touch Section to view the enlarged screen of route section 4 Touch Route to return to the previ Blue Original route OUS screen Red Detour route 5 Touch to return to the current 3 Touch Start vehicle map screen Using the map m
53. the product Even though GPS is usually very accu rate there is a small margin for error When the GPS receiver is installed there can be an error of about 10m But for newly built roads the problem could come from the data update to the map Cannot see the map Perhaps you cannot see the map even when you have executed the navigation menu This happens when the data within the memory is damaged Delete all the data in the memory and install the data again If the issue persists after installa tion contact the A S center The path guide can be different from the actual path Path guide error When the road is closely parallel When the splitting road angle is very small When there is an adjacent road when turning When driving on a road that is narrow ing fast 61 When driving through the mountain or where the road is too curvy When the starting passing and arriv ing locations are too close within 1km When you have set the starting pass ing or arriving location more than 1km away from the road When driving through the tunnel Map matching As mentioned the GPS systems used by this Navigation System are suscep tible to certain errors Their calculations may on occasion place you in a location the map where no road exists In this situation the processing system under stands that vehicles travel only on roads and is able to correct your position by adjusting it to a nearby road
54. the speed of demo drive 17 e Factory Settings This allows you to initialize various set tings to the default settings Factory Settings ga All Initializes all the settings to the default settings Phone Initializes all the settings relat ed with phone Navigation Initializes all the settings related with navigation Audio Media Radio Initializes all the settings related with Audio Media Radio Setup Traffic There are three kinds of screen menus Traffic TMO Automatic TMC Station TMC Change the TMC Traffic Message Channel to Off Auto or On Auto When the TMC event is found on current route the naviga tion system searches the detour route automatically without any announcement Off Cancels the TMC function On When the TMC event is found on current route the navigation sys tem displays the pop up screen of the event information Automatic TMC Station When the TMC event is found on cur rent route the strongest TMC station is received automatically Favourite TMC Station The unit receives the TMC station that the user set This is activated when you cancel the Automatic TMC Station Navigation There are four kinds of screen menus Motorway Junction View This displays the motorway junction on the map screen Enhanced Lane Guidance This displays the enhanced lane on the map screen Plan Different Routes This displays the
55. uching the degree For example REG 49 Latitude Input REG Latitude Input REG Latitude Input 27 touching the seconds For example 6 Touch OK REG Latitude Input 7 Input the coordinates of longitude Refer to the steps 2 6 For example 8 42 31 8 When the settings are completed touch Start REG GPS Input N 49 9 Follow steps 7 8 on the page 25 Near Position Note If you make a mistake while touching touch to erase one digit at a time Destination input menu Parking Using Map 4 Touch the preferred route then You can find the destination by search This allows you search for a destination touch Start ing the parking facility by scrolling the map 1 Press NAV gt Touch Parking 1 Press NAV gt Touch Advanced gt Using Map 2 Touch a preferred facility 2 Scroll the map place the cross Of Interest pointer over the preferred location king Drive in accordance with the screen and voice information Friedrichstrasse 3 Follow steps 4 8 on the page 25 Near Position 3 Touch Start Continue Guidance Stop Friedrichstrasse a Guidance E If you no longer need to travel to your A destination or if you want to change ry NOR your destination press NAV gt touch a mim Stop Guidance If you continue to T travel to your destination again touch Continue Guidance 28 Destination input
56. um ArtiSt o o o o 48 Locating a folder file using the list 0 oo 49 Searching Music si neto db bm sem S E a dedos des 49 Setting audio book play speed 2 eese 50 USB device requirement Compatible USB devices o o oo oooo o o 50 MP3 WMA file requirement 0 0 e 51 iPod device TEQUES X Ee x ttes 51 Listening to the radio stations lille 52 Storing and recalling stations n naaa aana 52 AS Autostore Iesse A eRe de ale RE nd 53 To scan broadcast frequencies o 53 TA Traffic announcement esee e ERR E ees 53 5 e Table of contents Voice recognition system Voice ECON MOM aia 56 Giving Voice Commands suia poz bri E SX OR RE EDD E 56 How tO Say nim bers s Li Gace Sas g Es Ba S A ale dd 56 NVoice command examples i ese ete e Re ERES LUN 57 58 Helpscomimands 22h 38 25 0e a A o ER 58 Voice comEancdss ara tabs e 59 60 General information Safety notes CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL A The lightning flash with the arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user about the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock
57. y IR At HAMA 36 BROWS Ole ee aa a Lt NA lo id aio li E ir 37 DSTO 4 Sets em stu E acc Sed ue que a Es 37 NS th PB fb md quy Qoo ey reete d dete b dio depot Unus 38 Info On Route Bluetooth wireless technology Understanding Bluetooth wireless technology iioii 39 Connecting your unit and bluetooth phone 000000005 39 40 Disconnecting Connecting again the bluetooth phone o o o 41 Deleting a connected phone 2 002 sss 41 Changing the passkey re reri msosi Tex xev ket URP E CERE R 41 Making a call by entering phone number 0000 sss 42 Switching the sound path during acall 0 000000 00 eee 42 Switching the microphone On Off 42 Answering calls egt ep te MERA RGD Oa Bin I En EH 42 Using Your Phone Book 1 as vue ARM ata aet be espe d 43 Using y r Calling list uuo er uum Imc im ed ge Ne 44 Making a call with speed dial numbers 000000 sss 45 4 Table of contents CD MP3 WMA USB iPod operation 46 51 Playing an audio CD and MP3 WMA USB iPod files 46 48 Skip tothe next track Mil coronas ca REI REO a se cie 46 Skip to the previous track file soe 46 Return to the beginning of the current track file 46 Cr Duc 46 MOSCA SA aos Saad siete da ID ERE 47 TL A A ANN 47 RANDOM etin etr AVES WE CHUA UA IHRE ore baie 48 Playing files by classifying into folder Alb
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