Hyundai MP3-05TU User manual

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

MP3.OsA/G/TU

M P3/U

S

B/AUX/B

LU ETOOTH

CD PLAYER

WITH

AM/FM

RADIO

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Bluetooth'

Before operating the unit,

please

read this

manual thoroughly

and

retain it for future

reference

1. OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

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5. RADIO

12. PRODUCT

AND WARRANTY SERVICE

1 3. MP3/WMA

INFORMATION

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2. BLUETOOTH

3. GENERAL

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4. ANTI-THEFT SECURITY

CODE

6. CD PLAYER

7. USB

PLAYER

8. AUX

PLAYER

9. FIRMWARE

UPGRADE

10.

HANDLING COMPACT

DISCS

1 1. ERROR DISPLAY

14. WARNINGS

AND PRECAUTIONS

15. SPECIFICATIONS

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PRESET

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Display

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PRESET2

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Scan Mode)

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PRESET3

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Repeat Mode)

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Random

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Note:

Numbers

inside

circles e.g.

@

are

used throughout

this

manual,

to refer

to each

of

the buttons

shown on this

oaoe.

Introduction

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Using Bluetooth wireless technology

05

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Bluetooth indicators shown

on the

radiodisplay

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06

) Bluetooth indicator

06

) Battery strength indicator

06

) Signal level indicator

06

1. Bluetooth Function

1 .1 .

Registering a Bluetooth mobile

phone

or music

player

07

1 .'1 . 1 . Pairing mode

07

1.1.2.

Setting

your

Bluetooth device

to

pairing

mode

0B

1.2.

Disconnecting a Bluetooth

device

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08

1.3.

Selecting a

Bluetooth

device

-

09

1.4. Deleting a

previously paired

Bluetooth

device 10

1.5. Basic telephone

operation

11

'l

.5.1.

Using the Hyundai Bluetooth radio

for hands-free

calls 11

1.5.2. Last number

redial

11

1.5.3.

Switching to

private (handset)

mode

during a call

11

2. Phonebook Function

2.1. Using the

phonebook

- - -

12

2.2. f rans'ferring

entries

from

a mobile

phone

to

the

radio

phonebook

13

2.3. Managing

the

phonebook

- - -

15

2.3.1. Registering

the last call

phone

number

- - - -

15

2.3.2. Editing name and

phone

number

entries

16

2.3.3.Deletingstoredphonenumbers

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17

3.

Audio Player Function

3.1. Playing music

using

Bluetooth

Audio

18

3.2. Connecting a Bluetooth music

player

and mobile

pbone

s

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tareously 19

4. Bluetooth Settings

4"1. Setting the automatic

call answer feature

20

4.2. Setting calling voice volume

20

4.3. Setting the ring volume

20

4

r Using

Bluetooth

wireless

technology

YouIHyundai

car radio

supports

Bluetooth

wireless

technology.

Bluetooth

technology

provides

a wireless

link

between

a Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or Bluetooth

music

player

and the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

car

radio.

The

Hyundai

Bluetooth

car radio features

a hands-free

system

so that

you

may

talk on the

telephone

without

taking

your

eyes

off the

road

or

your

hands

off the wheel.

A microphone

built into the

front of the radio

receives

your

voice

and

the calling

party

can

be heard through

the

car speakers.

Additionally,

a Bluetooth

music

player

can be

wirelessly

connected

to the

Hvundai

Bluetooth

radio and

playback

music

tracks

in high

quality

sound

through

the

car speakers.

some

Bluetooth

mobile

phones

include

a music

player

and

can

provide

both

hands{ree

calling

and

music

playback.

Check

your

mobile

phone

owners

manual

for

details.

Note:

a. When

the

car ignition

switch

rs in

the ACC

position,

the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

is on

standby

to

connect

with

your

mobile

phone

even

if lhe radio

is

switched

off. The

car

battery

may therefore

become

drained

if the

ignition

switch

remains

in the

ACC

position

for

an

extended

period

of time.

b. Bluetooth

technology

uses

low

power

radio

transmission

to

connect to

your

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or

Bluetooth

music

player.

As radio

signal strength

reduces

over distance,

the

quality

of sound

performance

during

phone

calls and

music

playback

may become

poor

if the

distance

between

the radio

and

device

widens.

lt is

recommended

that the

mobile

phone

or music

player

is

kept inside

the

car cabin

for best

results.

c.

As a Bluetooth

wireless

connection

can

extend

to 10

metres,

your

Bluetooth

device may

automatically

connect

to

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radro

even

if the

device ls

not in

the car.

d. The

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

uses the

latest

Digital

Noise

& Echo

suppression

sysrem io

provide

the

best sound

clarity

with little

or

no distortion,

but in

some conditions

there may

be some

echo and

noise

experienced.

lt

is recommended

to

keep the

car windows

closed

during hands-free

calls for

best results.

e. The

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

uses the

following

Bluetooth

profiles:

>

GAVDP

(Generic

AudioA/ideo

Distribution

profile)

>

OPP

(Object

Push

Profile)

)

HFP

(Hands

Free

Profile)

> HSP (Head

Set Profile)

>

A2DP

(AudioAdvanced

Distribution

profile)

>

AVRCP

(Audio

Video

Remote

Control

profile)

r Bluetooth

indicators shown on the

radio

display

) Bluetooth

indicator

$

The

Bluetooth logo above is displayed

when

a

Bluetooth device is connected, and not

displayed,

when no Bluetooth device is connected.

lf the Bluetooth mobile

phone

is

connected

but the connection is not of satisfactory

quality,

the

Bluetooth logo is not

displayed.

> Battery strength indicator

@

This is an

indication of

your

mobile

phone

battery condition. lf

your

mobile

phone

is not

unable to transmit

battery condition level, the indicator is not displayed.

) Signal level

indicator

Yrrtl

This is an indication of

the mobile

phone

network signal strength in

your

current

location.

lf

your

mobile

phone

is not able to transmit signal

level, the indicator is not displayed.

1. Bluetooth

Function

1.1. Registering

a Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or music

player

1.1.1. Pairing

mode

A Bluetooth

connection

must first

be established

between

your

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or Bluetooth

music

player

and the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

The first

step

to connecting

the Bluetooth

radio

and Bluetooth

device

is to introduce

or'Pair'the

Hyundai Bluetooth

radio

and Bluetooth

device

together. lt

is recommended

that

you

have the

instruction

manual

for

your

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or music

player

with

you

during the

pairing

process

described

below to understand

how

to set

your

device

to

pair

with the Hyundai

Bluetooth radio.

Note:

lt is recommended

that all other

Bluetooth

devices

other than mobile

ohones are

switched

off during

the registration

or

pairing

process.

Pairing

instructions:

1) Press

button

@

once

to select BLUETOOTh

mooe.

2) Press knob

@

to

display REG

PHONE,

the

press

knob

O

again.

pAlRlNG

and

coDE

0000 will

alternately

appear

on the radio

display.

The Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio is now

waiting for

your

Bluetooth

device

to respond

with the

correct details.

3) Now,

set

your

Bluetooth

device

to

pair

with the

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio.

For

a

guide

to setting

your

Bluetooth

device

to do

this, refer

to section 1 .1

.2.

,setting

your

Bluetooth

device to

pairing

mode'on

the next

page

of this booklet.

4) lf

you

wish to

cancel the PAIRING

mode,

press

button

@

5) lf the

pairing

process

is successful,

the

Bluetooth

logo

appears on

the radio display

and

paired phone

name

(e.9.

Samsung

or Nokia)

and CONNECTED

appear on the

display for

2 seconds.

6) Your Bluetooth

device

is now ready

for

use with the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

Note:

a. The

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio

allows

a maximum

of

6

Bluetooth

devices to

be oaired

b. The

battery

and signal indicators

may

not be

displayed if

your

mobile

phone

does

not send this

information

to the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

c. Bluetooth technology

only

allows one

phone

to be connected

to

your

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio at

one time.

d. lf

a

Bluetooth

music

player

is to be

connected

together

with

a

mobile

phone,

refer

to the notes

in section

3.1 .

'Playing

music

using Bluetooth

Audio'

on

page

1g.

e. Bluetooth

Connection

with a mobile

phone

is normally

established

using

the Hands

Free Profile

(HFP).

However, in

some

cases, the

connection

may

use Head

Set

Profile

(HSP)

and

some functions

mav not

be available.

1.1.2.

Setting

your

Bluetooth

device to

pairing

mode

1) Browse

your

mobile

phone

or music

player

menu

to find

the

SETTINGS

or

CONNECTIVITY

section

to find the Bluetooth

connection

section.

2) Find

the command

that may

be called

search for Bluetooth

device or Discovery

mode so that

your

Bluetooth

device

can locate

all the Bluetooth

devices within

range

that may

be connected.

3) After the search

is complete,

HYUNDAI

should

appear

on

your

mobile

phone

or music

prayer

screen.

4)

Select CONNECT

or SELECT

on

your

mobile

phone

or music

player.

5) The mobile

phone

or music

player

should now

prompt

you

top

enter a

plN

cooe.

Enter 0000 into

your

Bluetooth

device

and select

OK.

6)

The

mobile

phone

or music

player

should

confirm that

it has

established

a

new

paired

connection

with the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

7)The

pairing process

is now

complete.

8) lf the

pairing

failed, FAIL

appears

on the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

display.

Note:

a.

As

each mobile

phone

or

music

player

brand

and model

has

a different menu

structure and control

names,

you

may need

to refer

to the user

manual

of

your

Bluetooth

device for the

correct

procedure

to

connect to

another Bluetooth

devtce.

b. Once the Bluetooth

pairing

is complete,

automatic

connection

between

mobile

phone

and the

Hyundai Bluetooth

radio

is

possible

whenever

the

car ignition

switch is

switched on. The

mobile

phone

must

be set

to automatically

connect

to the

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio

to

allow this

automatic

connection.

c. The Hyundai Bluetooth

radio

will

give

connection

priority

to the last

connected mobile

phone.

d.

lt is

recommended

that

all other Bluetooth

devices

other than mobile

phones

arb

switched

off during the

registration

or

pairing

process.

1.2. Disconnecting

a

Bluetooth

device

lf

you

need

to disconnect

your

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

or music

player

with

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio, follow

the steps

below.

1) Press button

@,

to select

BLUETOOTH

mode.

2) BLUETOOTH

appears

on the

display.

3) Press knob

@,

REG PHONE

appears

on the

display.

4) Press

button

@

again to disconnect

the

currently

connected

mobile

phone

or mustc

player

from

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

5) When the Bluetooth

connection

is lost,

Bluetooth

logo

disappears

and the

previously

connected device name (e.9.

Samsung

or Nokia)

and LOST

appear on the

display.

6) lf BEEP

oN is

selected

(see page

21),

three beep

sounds

are heard when

the current

Bluetooth

device connection

is lost

or disconnecteo.

1.3.

Selecting a Bluetooth

device

The Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

can

pair

up to

6 Bluetooth

devices.

A

previously

paired

mobile

phone

or music

player

can be selected

for

connection

usinq the

method

described

Detow.

Refer

to the Table

1.1 for

examoles.

-

Table 1.1

-

Praset

No.

Bluetooth Device

Name

1

Samsung

(For

example)

2

Sony

(For

example)

3

Nokia (For

example)

4

Motorola (For

example)

5

EMPTY

6

EMPTY

1) Press

button

@,

to

select BLUETOOTH

mode.

2) Press

knob

@.

REG PHONE

will

appear

on the

display.

3)

Turn

knob

@,

until SEL

PHONE is

displayed.

4)When

SEL PHONE

appears

on the display,

press

knob

@

and

pRESET?

appears

on

the

display.

5) Press

the

preset

button

@

-*

@

to display

the name

of

the Bluetooth

device

name o1

the mobile

phones

or music

players

previously

paired.

you

may

also turn the

button

@

to disptay

the

paired

devices"

Each

time

you

turn button

@,

the

LCD displays

as

follows:

1_Samsung

)

2_Sony

) 3_Nokia

) 4_Motorola

) BACK

6) lf the

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

name

is

"Samsung"

as in the

example

of Table 1.1,

then 1_Samsung

appears

on the display.

When

preset

button

@

is

pressed

or KnoD

@

is turned

'l

click

to the right.

7)

once the

name

of the Bluetooth

device

you

wish to

connect

is displayed,

in this

example 1_Samsung,

press

knob

@

to have

the

Samsung

device

connected_

8) lf the

connection is

successful,

the Bluetooth

logo

appears

on the

display

and

paired

phone

Samsung

CONNECTED

appears

on

the display.

Note:

a. The

name of the

Bluetooth

device

is sent

by the

device and

stored in

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

memory.

In most

Bluetooth

devices,

the name

can be

changed by

the user.

Refer to

the user manual

of

your

Bluetooth

device

for details.

b. lf only 4

Bluetooth

devices

have

been

paired,

as in the

example

shown in

table 1.1

above, then

NO PHONE

is

displayed

when

the empty

preset

button

(5

and 6

according

to the

above

example) is

pressed.

c. lf the

selected

previously

paired

Bluetooth

device is

switched

off or if

the Bluetooth

feature

is switched

off,

then the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

will display

FAIL wnen

connection

is attempted.

o

1.4 Deleting a

previously paired

Bluetooth

device

lf

you

no

longer need to

use a

paired

Bluetooth

device

with

the Hyundai

Bluetooth radio,

it

can

be deleted. it from the registration assignment for another mobile

phone.

Refer to the example of

paired

devices shown in table 1 .1 on the

previous page.

1) Press knob

@,

to select BLUETOOTH mode.

2) Press knob

@

and REG PHONE appears on the display.

3)Turn knob

@

until

DEL PHONE

is displayed.

4) When DEL PHONE appears on the display,

press

knob

@,

PRESET? is displayed.

5)

Press the

preset

button

@

-

@

to display the name

of the

Bluetooth

device

name

of

the mobile

phones

or music

players previously paired.

You may also turn the button

@

to display the

paired

devices.

6) Once the

name

of

the Bluetooth

device

you

wish

to delete is displayed, in this example

l_Samsung,

press

knob

@

to have the Samsung device deleted.

7)

The

display

will then show DELETE NO

or

if knob

@

is turned, DELETE

OK

on the

display.

B) To confirm

your

wish

to delete the selected device,

when

DELETE OK appears on the

display

press

knob

@

9)

lf the Bluetooth device being deleted

(in

this example) was connected, the display will

show Samsung LOST.

'10)

ln the example above, the number of

paired

devrces is now reduced to 3, leaving 3

vacant memory locations for additional devices. fable 1 .2 shows the example.

-

Table 1.2

-

Preset No. Device name of mobile

phone

1

Sony

(For

example)

2 Nokia

(For

example)

3 Motorola

(For

example)

4 EMPTY

5

EMPTY

6

EMPTY

'1

.5. Basic telephone

operation

'1.5.1.

Using the Hyundai

Bluetooth radio

for hands-free

calls

1) When

an incoming

call arrives at the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio via

your

connected

Bluetooth mobile

phone,

INCOMING

appears

on the

display for

3 seconds then

the

calling telephone

number

is shown.

2) Press button

@

to answerthe

incoming

call. HANDSFREE

appears on

the display.

3) To end the

call,

press

button

@

and the

call will end

and CALL

END is

displayed.

4) lf

you

wish to reject

an incoming

call,

press

button

5) To make

an outgoing

call use the

keypad

of the connected

Bluetooth

mobile

phone

to

enter a number

and

press

the OFF HOOK (green)

button on

your

mobile

phone.

6) OUTGOING is

displayed on

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio and

the call continues

in

hands-free

mode.

7) The

call can be

ended by

pressing

button

@

the

ON HOOK

(red)

button of

the

connected

mobile

phone.

Note:

some mobile

phones

may not reject

an incoming

call

using the action

of 3) above.

In this

case,

press

the ON HOOK

(red)

button on the

connected

mobile

phone

to

reject.

1.5.2.

Last number redial

1

)

Select BLUETOOTH

mode

by

pressing

button

@.

To

making

a call to the last

dialled

number,

press

button

@

again. OUTGOING

appears

on the

radio display

for 1

secono.

Note: Some

mobile

phones

may require

an additional

press

of button

@

to start the

last

number

redial call.

1.5.3. Switching

to

private

(handset)

mode

during

a call

During

an incoming

or outgoing

call started in

hands-free

mode, it is

possible

to

switch to

the

private

call mode

using the

mobile

phone

handset

to speak to

and hear the

calling

party

in

private.

1) Press

button

@

during

the conversation;

PRIVATE

appears

on the display.

2) To

switch back

to hands-free

mode using

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio,

press

button

@

again

during the

private

conversation;

HANDSFREE

is

shown on

the displav

and

hands-free

call operation

continues.

Note:

The above switching

function

may cause

disconnection

of

the

Bluetooth

link

between the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

and some mobile

phones.

lf button

@

is

pressed

during the

private

conversation,

the Bluetooth

connection

will return

automatically.

2. Phonebook

Function

2.1. Using the

phonebook

1

)

A name

with

a

maximum length of 16 characters and a

phone

number wrth a maximum

length

of

20 digits can be stored and displayed on the Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

2)

6'Volumes',

selected by

pressing

the

preset

buttons contain 13'Pages', selected by

turning knob

@

are

provided

for

phonebook

entry storage.

A

total of

78

entries

consisting of a name and

number

can

therefore

be stored.

fable 2.1

provides

an

overview of the structure

of the

phonebook.

3) lt is

possible

to browse the entries contained

in

each

volume

(preset)

by using

knob

I

:

each name and then

phone

number is

displayed as the knob

is turned. To search the

next volume

(preset),

press

the

preset

button and turn the

knob

until

the desired entry

is shown on the display.

4) When the

phonebook

entry name or number is displayed on the screen,

press

button

@

to call the entry.

5) A new

phonebook

entry

name or number can be added or an

existing

entry can edited

directly using the radio controls. See section 2.3.2.

6)

Thelastreceivedcallingnumbercanbesavedinthephonebook. Seesection2.3.1.

7)

Phonebook entries stored on

your

mobile

phone

can be transferred to the Hyundai

Bluetooth radio

phonebook

one-by-one or as a complete

phonebook.

See section 2.2

8) Phonebook entries can be

deleted one-by-one or the

entire

contents can be deleted.

See

section 2.3.3.

Note:

a.

Some mobile

phones

may not be capable of transferring name and

numbers to the

Hyundai Bluetooth

radio.

b. Some mobrle

phones

may not be capable of transferring

a complete

phonebook,

only a

single name and number at a time.

c.

During

phonebook

transfer, some mobile

phones

may disconnect from the

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio.

d. lf the

phonebook

of the

mobile

phone

contains

image

data,

phonebooli

entnes

may nol

be transferred correctly.

e. After transferring

name

and

number entries, first and

second

names may be swapped

when displayed on the Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

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2.2.

Transferring

entries

from

a mobile

phone

to

the

radio

phonebook

It is

possible

to transfer

a complete

phonebook

or

phonebook entries

one

by one

from

your

mobile

phone

to the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio.

1)

Press

button

@

to select

BLUETOOTH

mode.

2)

Turn

knob

2

until

PHONEBOOK

is displayed.

3)

Press

knob

€r

and

SEARCH

appears

on

the display.

4) Turn

knob

@

until

DOWNLOAD

appears

on

the display

5)

When

DOWNLOAD

appears

on the

display,

press

knob

(D;

cLR

NO

then

CLR OK

appears

on

the display

as the

knob

is rotated.

7) lf

knob

@

is

pressed

when

GLR

OK

is on

the display,

all

previously

stored

names

and

numbers

will be

deleted

when

the

mobile

phone

single

entry

or

complete

entries

are

transferred.

The

new entries

are

stored

from

PAGE

1 in

PRESET

1 0nwards.

Refer

to

the

Table

2.2for

example.

During

the deletion

process,

wAlTlNG

appears

on the

display

and

remains

on the

display

until

the new

entries

begin

to

transfer

from

the

mobile ohone.

8)

lf

knob

o

is

pressed

when

cLR

NO

is on the

display,

all

previously

stored

names

and

phone

numbers

are

kept

and the

new entries

are stored

in

memory

locations

at the end

of the

previously stored

entries.

Refer

to the

Table

2.3

for example.

During

the

deletion

procerr, wAlTlNG

appears

on

the display

and

remains

on the

display

until

the

new

entries

begin

to

transfer

from

the

mobile

phone.

9)

Begin

transferr-ing

the

phone number

content

from

you mobile

phone

to

the Hyundai

Bluitooth

radio

while

WAtftHC

is

displayed.

Check

your mobile

phone

instruction

manual

to understand

how

to transfer

entrtes

using

Bluetooth'

10) Once

a

single

entry

begins

to transfer

from the

mobile

phone

to

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio,

01-TRANS

appears

on

the

display.

11)During

a complete

phonebook transfer,01-TRANS,62-TRANS,

up

to the

maximum

78-TRANS

appears

on

the disPlaY

.12)

When

the

phonebook memory

of the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

is full,

FULL

appears

on

the display

and

no

more entries

can be

stored.

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2.2

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2.3. Managing

the

Phonebook

2.3.1. Registering

the

last

call

phone

number

The

phone

number

of the last received

call can be

stored in the

phonebook

of the

Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

1) Press

button

@

to select BLUETOOTH

mode.

2)Press

button

@

for 2

seconds. The first

entry in the

phonebook

is

displayed. lf the

first entry is vacant,

01 EMPTY is

shown on the display.

lf the first

entry

is

already

used, turn knob

O

and/or

press

another

preset

button

until an empty location

is

found.

3) Press knob

[2);

NAME

will appear

on the display

briefly and the editing

cursor

"

-

"

is

displayed indicating that

the first character

of the name

can be entered.

4) Turn knob

O

to change the editing

cursor to display

the letter of the

alphabet of

your

choice

you

wish to

enter for the name. To

delete the

O

until the back

arrow

"

<-

"

appears

on the display and

then

press

knob

f2).

5) Repeat

the operations in step 4)

above until

the name editing is

complete. Turn

knob

I

until the editing

cursor

"

-

"

appears

on the display

at the end of the name,

then

press

knob

O

for 2

seconds. The name

editing

process

is now complete

and

NUMBER is

displayed.

6)

When

the cursor appears

"-'

on the display,

press

button

(D

for 2 seconds. The last

received

call

phone

number is

displayed with

the editing cursor

"

-

"

at the end of the

number.

7)Press knob

I

for 2 seconds.

The entry is

complete.

B)

PHONEBOOK

is

displayed.

'15

K',,

2.3.2. Editing name

and

phone

number

entries

Existing

phonebook

entries can be edited as required.

1) Press

button

€0,

to

select

BLUETOOTH

mode.

2)

Turn knob

@

until

PHONEBOOK

is displayed.

3) Press knob

O

until SEARCH appears on the display.

4) Press knob

@

and turn clockwise

to

increase

the

page

button until

the

entry

for

editing is

found.

5) Once entry

is located

and displayed,

press

knob

Q)

Hyundai Bluetooth radio display shows

as

follows:

TE OK ) EDIT

OK

> BACK

6)

lf

you

wish to

edit

the

entry, select EDIT OK and

press

knob

9;

NAME will

appear

on the display briefly and the editing cursor

"

-

"

is displayed

at the end of the current

entry name.

B) Turn knob

€)

to change the edit cursor to display

the

letter

of the alphabet of

your

choice

you

wish to enter for the name. To

delete the

O

until the back arrow

"

<-

"

appears on the display and then

press

knob

O.

9)

Repeat

the operations

in

step B) above until the name editing is

complete.

Turn

knob

@

until the editing

cursor

"

-

"

appears on the display at the end of the name,

then

press

knob

I

for 2 seconds. The name editing

process

is now

complete and

NUMBER is

displayed.

10) Turn knob

O

to change the edit cursor to display the number of

your

choice

you

wish to

enter

for the number. To

delete the

g

until

the back arrow

"

<-

"

appears on the display and then

press

knob

O

.

11) Repeat the operations in step 10) above until the number

editing

is

complete.

Turn knob

@

until the editing cursor

"

-

"

appears

on the display at.the end of the

number, then

press

knob

@

for 2

seconds.

The

number editing

process

is now

complete. PHONEBOOK is displayed.

Note:

a.

lf the name entry does not require

editing,

press

knob

aZ

fot 2 seconds to advance

to number.

b.

lf the number

entry does

not require

editing,

press

knob

a?

for 2 seconds to finalise

the editing

process

of that entry.

c. The available characters available for name

entry are:

A, B, C....2,0, 1,2,3....9,

+,.,

#,

,

(blank

space).

numDer or

press

a

presel

and

turn

clockwise. The

2.3.3. Deleting

stored

phone

numbers

Existing

single

phonebook

entries

can

be deleted

as reouired.

1) Press

button

@,

to select

BLUETOOTH

mode.

2)Turn knob

@

until

PHONEBOOK

is disptayed.

3)

Press

knob

@

until

SEARCH

appears

on

the disptay.

4) Press

knob

@

and

turn clockwise

to increase

the

page

numoer

or

press

a

preset

button until

the entry

for

editing is

found.

5) Once

entry is located

and displayed,

press

knob

g

and

turn

clockwise.

The

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

display

shows

as follows.

DELETE

OK ) EDIT

OK >

BACK

6) lf

you

wish to

delete the

entry,

select DELETE

OK and

press

knob

O

7)

COMPLETE

will

appear

on the

disptay

briefty.

8)

PHONEBOOK

is

then

displayed.

The

complete

phonebook

contents

can

be

deleted in

a sinqle

action.

9) Press

button

@,

to

select BLUETOOTH

mode.

'l

0) Turn

knob

@

until PHONEBOOK

is

disptayed.

11)

Press

knob

@

until

SEARCH

appears

on the

display

12)

Turn

knob

@

until DOWNLOAD

appears

on the dispray.

13) Press

knob

@t

until

CLR

OK appears

on the

display.

14)

Press

knob

@

and WAITING

appears

on the

display.

15) Press

button

@

to finish

the

deletion

process.

17

3.

Audio Player

Function

3.1 Playing

music using Bluetooth

Audio

The Hyundai

Bluetooth radio supports

the Bluetooth

profile

'Audio

Advanced Distribution

Profile'

(A2DP).

lf

your

mobile

phone

or music

player

supports this

profile

then it is

possible

to listen to

music

tracks

located on

your

Bluetooth device through the

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio and car speakers.

Additionally, the Hyundai Bluetooth

radio

supports

the

'Audio

Video Remote Control

Profile'

(AVRCP).

lf

your

Bluetooth mobile

phone

or

music

player

supports this

profile

then it is

possible

to advance to the next track or

replay

the buttons on the front of the

Hyundai Bluetooth radio or steering wheel

remote

controls

(if

fitted) on

your

vehicle.

1) Press button

@

until BT AUDIO is displayed.

2) When BT

AUDIO appears on the display, select the music

player

feature on

your

Bluetooth device.

Press

'PLAY'on

the device to begin

playback (see

notes below).

3)To

pause

the Bluetooth audio

playback, press

knob

8)

lot 2 seconds.

Press the knob

again for 2 seconds

to resume

playback.

4) Press buttons

O

and

@

to

advance

to the next or

BT NEXT or

BT

BACK will be displayed on the

Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

Note:

a. Check

your

Bluetooth device owner's

manual for details of how to

play

music tracks

via

an

external Biuetooth audio system such as

the Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

b. Some

Bluetooth mobile

phones

cannot

play

music

at all

or may

play

music tracks in

low-quality audio through the

Hyundai Bluetooth radio.

c. Some

mobile

phones

require

additional

pairing

to allow Bluetooth audio

playback.

d.

Information about songs

(e.9.

the elapsed

playing

time, song titles, song

index, etc.)

playing

using Bluetooth audio

profile

cannot be displayed on this Hyundai

Bluetooth

radro.

18

I

3.2

Connecting

a Bluetooth

music

player

and mobile

phone

simultaneously

t

is

possible

to connect a Bluetooth mobile

phone

and a separate Bluetooth

music

player

to

the Hyundai Bluetooth radio

at the same time. Phone

calls can be

sent and received using

the hands-free feature whilst music is

playing

using the Bluetooth

audio

feature.

1) Ensure

both the mobile

phone

and music

player

have been

paired

to the Hyundai music

player

and that they operate correctly.

Set each device to

automatically connect.

2)

With

the

Hyundai

Bluetooth radio switched

on, turn the

car ignition switch off, wait

30

seconds, then switch the

ignition on again. if the

music

player

and mobile

phone

are

operating and the music

player

is

playing

music,

playback

will begin automatically

through the Hyundai

Bluetooth radio.

Note:

a. Check

your

Bluetooth device owner's

manual for details

on how to

play

music tracks

via an external Bluetooth

audio system

such as the Hyundai Bluetooth

radio.

b. Some Bluetooth mobile

phones

cannot

play

music

at all or may

play

music

tracks in

low-quality

audio

through

the Hyundai Bluetooth

radio.

c. During mobile

phone

operation, the Bluetooth

audio

player

will continue

to

play

the

music track but the music

sound is not heard

through the car

speakers,

d. During some mobile

phone

operations, the Bluetooth

musrc sound may

be intenupted

for a short time.

e. Only Bluetooth

music

players

with a

pass

key/code 0000 may

be

paired.

19

E

4. Bluetooth

Settings

4.1. Setting

the

automatic call

answer

feature

lf this function

is selected,

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio automatically

answers all

incoming

calls.

This feature enhances

safety

as the driver

does not

need to take their

hands from

the steering

wheel to accept

an

incoming call.

Note that this

feature cannot

be set at

different settings

for each

of the

paired

mobile

phones.

1)Press

button

@;

BLUETOOTH

is displayed.

2)

Turn knob

@

until SETTINGS

is displayed.

3)

Press knob

@

until

AUTO ANS

is displayed.

4) Press

and Turn

knob

O.

The LCD then displays

as follows:

) 5 SEC

) 10 SEC

> BACK

OFF

=

Auto

answer function

is not active.

5 SEC

=

Automatically

answers

all incoming

calls after

a 5 second

delay.

10 SEC

=

Automatically

answers

all incoming

calls after a

'10

second delay.

BACK

=

Return

to

5) After

making

your

selection,

press

knob

O

to store the selection.

6)

VOICE VOL

(see

below

4.2) is then displayed

for adjustment

if required.

7) lf

you

do

not wish to

adjust any

further Bluetooth

settings,

press

button

€1)

to return

to

the last selected

mode.

4.2. Setting

calling

voice volume

This

function is

to set the

level of the

mobile

phone's

calling

voice

volume

to be heard

through

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio and car speakers.

1

)

Follow

steps 1

)

to 3) of above

setting 4.1

2) When

VOICE

VOL appears

on the display,

press

the

knob

€

to display the

current

level of the calling

voice.

Turn knob

-9

right or left to adjust

the calling

voice

volume

as desired.

This is

the level the

calling voice

volume will be

set to each

time the

Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio is used

after the car

ignition switch

is turned off

and then on

agaln.

3) After

making

your

selection,

press

knob

@

to store

the selection.

4) RING VOL

(see

below

4.3) is then displayed

for adjustment

if required.

5) lf

you

do

not wish

to adjust any

further Bluetooth

settings,

press

button

@)to

reiurn to

the

last selected

mode.

4.3. Setting

the

ring volume

This function

is to set the

level of the

mobile

phone's

ring tone volume

to be

heard ihrough

the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio and car

speakers.

1

)

Follow steps

1

)

to 3) of above

setting

4.1

2)

When RING

VOL appears

on the display,

press

the

knob

O

to display

the current

level

of the

ring tone.

Turn knob

€l

right or left to adjust

the ring

tone volume

as desired.

This is the

level the ringer

volume

will be set to each

time the Hyundai

Bluetooth

radio

is used

afterthe

car ignition switch

is turned

off and then on again.

3)

After making

your

selection,

press

knob

O

to store the selection.

20

4) The

press

button

Q)

to return to

the last selected

mode.

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