Hyundai GD-03 User manual

Front Panel Controls

User Manual

GD-03

USB/AUX/Bluetooth/iPod Player

with AM/FM Radio

AUDIO

PUSH

TUNE

POWER

PUSH

VOL

RADIO

MEDIA

SETUP

PHONE

VOICE

Important Note --------------------------------------------------------------------------

Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future

reference.

Please refer to the main vehicle user manual section "Features of Your Vehicle" for

general information regarding radio reception and care and use of the vehicle mounted

antenna, and care and use of media (USB etc.).

The operation of the Steering wheel controls in the main vehicle user manual are not

relevant to the radio model depicted in this user manual.

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Contents

Location of Controls

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2

Getting Started

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4

Radio

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6

USB/iPod Music Player

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8

USB Image Player

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13

My Music

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14

Auxiliary Device

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16

Bluetooth

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17

Apple CarPlay

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27

Android Auto

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33

Settings

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36

Appendix

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40

Specifications

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44

1

AUDIO

PUSH

TUNE

POWER

PUSH

VOL

RADIO

MEDIA

SETUP

PHONE

VOICE

Location of Controls

2

Front View of the Unit

➏ Microphone for Hands-free and Voice

recognition function.

➐

POWER button with VOLUME [VOL]

dial: Turn the power on/off (press), turn

the display on/off (press and hold);

adjust the volume (rotate).

➑

RADIO button: Select the radio function

or band (press: FM1 → FM2 → AM →

FM1 → ....).

➒

MEDIA button: Switch the mode between

the Media menu and previous function

screen.

➊

AUDIO button with TUNE/FILE dial:

Change the item for setting/searching

(press); find a station manually, show the

previous/next track/file name (rotate).

➋

SETUP button: Switch the mode between

the system settings and previous function

screen.

➌

PHONE

button: Enter the Bluetooth

phone menu.

➍

Display window

➎

VOICE button: Activate voice tag, Siri or

Google Voice function.

➊

➎

➋

➌

➍

➏

➒

➐

➑

Note -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

If the unit does not operate normally,

You can reset the unit.

Press the RADIO and VOICE button at the same time.

VOL

MUTE

MODE

AUX USB

Location of Controls

3

➊

AUX Input terminal: Connect an external

device.

➋

USB port: Connect an iPod/iPhone,

Android Auto-compatible device or USB

storage device.

Steering Wheel Controls

Media Hub Input Port

➊ ➋

➊

+ VOLUME

[

VOL

]

- buttons: Adjust the volume.

➋

SEEK buttons: Skip the previous/next preset

station/track (press); fast tune up/down frequencies

and seek a station or fast-forward/rewind a track

(press and hold).

➌

MODE button: Turn the system on, select the radio

or connected external device (press: FM1 → FM2 →

AM → USB Music/iPod → AUX → Bluetooth Audio

→ Apple CarPlay/Android Auto → My Music → FM1

→ ....); turn the system off or on (press and hold).

➍

MUTE button: Turn the mute function on/off.

➊

➋

➌

➍

Getting Started

4

Operating the Basic Function

▶

Turning on/off the unit

1 Switch car ignition switch to ACC or

ON to turn the unit on.

The drive safety message screen is

displayed.

When power is turned off, press the

POWER button or MODE button on

the steering wheel remote control to

turn the unit on.

2 Tap the Agree.

The previously selected station is

received or the file is played.

• To agree automatically, activate the

checkbox.

3 To turn the unit off, press the POWER

button or press and hold the MODE

button on the steering wheel remote

control.

When the unit is turned off, the clock and

date are appear on the screen.

You can turn the display off. (Refer to

"Setting the Screen Type for Power off

(Standby) Mode" on page 38: Setup >

Display > Power Off Display)

• The unit memorizes the last mode that

was last played. The last mode is saved

in the memory even if power is turned off.

When power is switched on, the last mode

is automatically launched.

• To turn the power on directly

By connecting the USB/iPod/AUX device

or pressing the PHONE, VOICE, MEDIA,

RADIO button (while the USB/Bluetooth

Phone/AUX is connected), you can also

turn the power on and the unit plays.

▶

Adjusting the Volume level

1 Rotate the VOLUME [VOL] dial or

push/pull the Vol +/- buttons on the

steering wheel remote control to

increase/ decrease the volume level.

The volume level will be shown on the

display. (Audio mode: 0 to 35 / Phone

mode: 0 to 15)

▶

Muting the Sound quickly

1 Press the MUTE button on the steering

wheel remote control to set mute on.

Getting Started

5

'Mute ' is displayed.

To restore the sound, press the MUTE

button on the steering wheel remote

control or rotate the VOLUME dial.

Turning On/Off the Display

1 Press and hold the POWER button to

turn off on the display screen.

2 When display is off, tap the screen or

press and hold the POWER button to

turn on the display screen.

Rear view camera screen

If tted, a rear view camera displays the

area behind the vehicle on the screen

when power is turned on and reverse gear

is selected.

The rear view camera display is not a

substitute for proper and safe backing-

up procedures. Always drive safely

and use caution when backing up. The

rear view camera display may not

detect every object behind the vehicle.

Note --------------------------------------------------

• The rear view camera function is in use by

product as an aid to keep an eye on trailers,

or when backing into tight parking spot. Do not

use this function for entertainment purpose.

• 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 slightly according

to whether full screen images are displayed

when backing.

Media menu screen

1 Press the MEDIA button to enter the

Media menu screen. You can choose

the mode of media on this screen.

➊

USB Music: Select the Music player

via a connected USB device.

➋

USB Image: Select the Image player

via a connected USB device.

➌

iPod: Select the Music player via a

connected iPod device.

➍

Apple CarPlay: Enter the Apple

CarPlay screen via a connected iPhone.

➎

Android Auto: Enter the Android Auto

screen via a connected Android Auto-

compatible device.

➏

My Music: Select the My Music

player.

➐

AUX: Select the AUX via a connected

Auxiliary Device.

➑

Bluetooth Audio: Select the Audio

player via a Bluetooth device.

Note --------------------------------------------------

• If the icon of a media mode is ‘greyed’ out, it

is not available for selection as it may not be

connected or have any media available to

play.

• If the media is not connected, corresponding

modes will be disabled.

• The icon does not work when the user wears

gloves.

• If Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is

connected, Bluetooth Audio will be disabled.

➋ ➌ ➍

➎

➊

➏ ➐ ➑

Radio

6

➊

[FM1/FM2/AM]: Show the current

frequency bandwidth.

➋

Preset station shortcut

: Recall the

Indicated station (tap); store the

current station (tap and hold).

➌

Stereo

: Indicate for FM stereo

reception.

➍

[89.1]: Show the frequency of current

station.

➎

: Indicate the station searching

mode.

➏

Frequency gauge bar: Show the

position of current frequency with

bandwidth range.

➐

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I : Seek up/down frequencies

for stations with good reception.

➑

◀◀

/

▶▶

: Tune up/down the frequency

(press); fast tune up/down the

frequency (press and hold).

➒

PRESET

: Open the preset station list

screen.

2 Press the RADIO button to select the

desired band. The band switches as

follows;

FM1 → FM2 → AM → FM1 → ....

3 To search a station automatically, tap

the

➐

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I

.

When a station is received, the

searching stops.

4 To tune a desired frequency manually,

tap the

➑

◀◀

/

▶▶

.

5 To open the Preset list screen, tap the

➒

PRESET, and select the desired

option as follows;

Operating the Radio Function

▶

Listening to the radio stations

1 Press the RADIO button to enter the

Radio function. The previously

selected station is received.

➒

➋

➌

➍

➎

➏

➐ ➑

➊

󰞣

➓

: Return to the previous screen.

󰞡

Preset station list

: Show the preset

station list.

󰞢

▶ Radio Display

: Return to the Radio

display screen.

󰞣

Auto Store

: Automatically store the

strong broadcast frequencies.

▶

Storing/recalling the preset

station

1 Select the band (FM1, FM2 or AM)

and desired frequency you want to

store a station into.

2 Tap and hold one of the

➋

Preset

station shortcut or

󰞡

Preset station

list on preset list screen.

The selected preset station has been

stored in memory.

Repeat step 1 ~ 2 to preset other

stations.

Note --------------------------------------------------

• If you try to store another station using

the same preset number, the previously

stored station will be erased.

3 Next time, if you tap the

➋

Preset

station shortcut or

󰞡

Preset station

list on preset list screen, the station is

recalled from the memory.

➓

󰞡

󰞢

Radio

7

▶

Storing the stations automatically

This function lets you automatically store

the strong broadcast frequencies.

1 Press the RADIO button to select the

band (FM1, FM2 or AM).

2 Tap the

➒

PRESET to open the

Preset station list screen.

3 Tap the

󰞣

Auto Store.

Local stations with the strong signal

are searched and stored

automatically.

And then the list menu appears on the

screen.

USB/iPod Music Player

8

Playing the USB or iPod Music

files

You can play the MP3 or WMA files stored in

a USB device or iPod.

1 Connect a USB device or iPod to the

USB port.

USB/iPod Music playback starts with

automatically after recognizing the data

of the USB device or iPod.

When the USB device or iPod is

connected already, press the

MEDIA

>

tap the

USB Music

or

iPod

on the

Media menu screen.

Select the desired option as follows;

➊

Progress bar

: Show the progress bar

with elapsed time/running time for

currently song.

To move the playback position, tap the

desired position or drag to the desired

position on the Progress bar.

➋

Thumbnail

: Show the currently Album

art.

➌

Song's information

: Show the Album/

Artist/Song/File name.

➍

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I : Skip to previous or next le.

➎

/ : Pause/resume playback

➏

RPT

/

RDM

: Change playback

mode.

➐

List

: Enter the song's list menu

screen.

➑

COPY: Copy the current song to

My Music.

Copy feature is displayed and

operated only USB Music mode.

2 To pause playback, tap the

➎

.

To resume playback, tap the

➎

.

3 To skip to the previous or next file, tap

the

➍

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I repeatedly.

▶

Changing the Playback mode

1 To select the playback mode, tap the

➏

RPT or RDM.

•

: Play the current le on a loop.

•

: Repeat play all les within the

current folder. (only for USB)

•

: Repeat play all les within the

USB or iPod.

•

: Play randomly all les within the

current folder. (only for USB)

•

: Play randomly all les within the

USB or iPod.

▶

Using the List mode

1 Tap the

➐

List.

For iPods, then select the desired

➊

Category

.

➏

➌

➍ ➍➎ ➐

➋

➊

File list is displayed.

Select the desired option as follows;

➑

USB/iPod Music Player

9

➌

➍

➎ ➏ ➐ ➑

➋

➊

Category list

: Show the category

within iPod

➋

Music

/

Image

: Show the playable

media type.

➌

File List

: Show the le list.

: Currently playing le

➍

▲/▼: Move to the previous/next list

page.

➎

▶Player

: Return to the Music playing

mode screen

➏

Now List

: Return to the list of

current playing le.

➐

Up Folder

: Move to upper folder.

➑

Root Folder

: Move to root folder.

2 Tap the desired file list to playing

start.

3 In case of iPod, to search the song

file, tap the desired file list after

select the

➊

Category list on the

category list screen.

“IPod Instructions Manual

- To use the touch screen, you should

necessarily use the genuine cables

furnished with your Apple device.

- Your iPod will only charge while power

is turned on, utilizing the genuine

cables furnished with your Apple

device.

Warning: Non genuine cables may cause

the connection to fail as well as damage

the system”.

USB/iPod Music Player

10

Note --------------------------------------------------

• Once the copy is started, the song will be

paused until the copy is completed.

• Music file is copied with the same name.

• When copying is in progress, all buttons

and controls cannot be used.

• When the internal memory of the unit is

full, 'System storage is full.' appears on

the display.

• This unit can store up to 983 MB within

internal memory.

• If there is no space for storing, the copy

feature is then not available until some

stored files are deleted. Check the

memory usage level by pressing the

SETUP button and then selecting "Device

Information"(Setup > System > Device

Information). Refer to page 38.

Copying the USB Music files

Copy refers to a feature where music files

(MP3, WMA) within USB memory are

copied into the unit to play them within the

vehicle.

It is possible to copy the USB Music file to

internal memory.

1 While listening the music in the USB

Music, tap the

➊

COPY

to start

copying the current track.

When copying is starts, copying

message will appear.

2 The currently playing file is copied

and saved in My Music. Copied and

saved files can be played within My

Music mode.

For more information regarding My

Music, refer to page 14.

3 During the copying, tap the Cancel to

cancel the copy.

➊

USB/iPod Music Player

11

• Do not use the USB I/F with socket to

charge batteries or USB accessories

which generate heat. Such acts may lead

to deteriorated performance or damage

to the device. (See page 44 for USB

specifications.)

• While the smartphone charging via USB

port, some models may not be charged

due to compatibility issues.

• The device may not recognize the USB

device if separately purchased USB hubs

and extension cables are used.

•In the case of high capacity USB

devices, there are instances where the

logical drives are partitioned for user

convenience. In this case, it will only be

possible to play the USB music in the top

level drive.

When using partitioned drives, save the

songs you wish to play on the device only

in the top-level logical drive. In addition,

certain USB devices are configured with a

separate drive used to install application

programs and it may not be possible

to play songs from such drives for the

reasons described above.

• The device may not support normal

operation when using formats such as

HDD Type, CF, or SD Memory.

• The device will not support files locked by

DRM (Digital Rights Management).

• iPod is a registered trademark of Apple

Corporation in the United States and/or

other countries.

• This unit supports only the following iPod/

iPhone models.

- iPod Nano 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G, 7G

- iPod Touch 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G

- iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S, 5, 5S, 5C, 6, 6 Plus

• Depending on the software version of the

iPod/iPhone, it may not be compatible

with this unit.

• Only connect the iPod to this product

with connection cables supported by iPod

products. Other connection cables cannot

be used.

Precautions for Handling USB/

iPod

• When using an external USB device,

make sure to keep the device

disconnected and connect only sometime

after turning on the vehicle ignition. The

USB device may be damaged if the USB

device is already connected when the

ignition is turned on. (USB device is not

an electronic automotive component)

• Some USB devices may not operate

properly because of compatibility

issues. Check that the external device is

supported by the device before starting

use.

• The unit will only recognize USB devices

formatted in FAT 16 or FAT 32. This unit

does not recognize files in NTFS or exFAT

file format. When you format the external

USB device, this unit may not properly

recognize a Byte/Sector selection other

than 512 Byte or 2,048 Byte.

• Avoid contact of body parts and foreign

substances with the USB connector.

• Repeatedly connecting/disconnecting the

USB in a short period of time may cause

damage to the device.

• When disconnecting the USB, an

abnormal sound may occur occasionally.

• Abruptly disconnecting the external USB

device while the USB is operating may

cause the device to be damaged or

function abnormally.

Make sure to disconnect the USB device

only after the audio power is turned off or

when the audio is operating in a different

mode.

• The amount of time required to recognize

the external USB device may differ

depending on the type, size, or file formats

stored on the USB. Such differences in

the required time are not indications of

malfunction. Please wait the period of time

required to recognize the device.

• The device supports only USB devices

used to play music/image files.

USB/iPod Music Player

12

About MP3/WMA

• This unit can play MP3/WMA files with

the extension code<.mp3> or <.wma>

(regardless of the letter case-upper/

lower).

• This unit can show the names of albums,

artists (performer), and Tag (Version 1.0,

1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, or 2.4) for MP3 files and

for WMA files.

• This unit can display only one-byte

characters, no other characters can be

correctly displayed.

• This unit can play MP3/WMA files meeting

the conditions below:

- Type: MPEG 1, 2, 2.5 Layer 3 including

VBR for MP3/ v9 standard for WMA

- Bit rate: 32 ~ 320 kbps (VBR) for MP3 /

5 ~ 384 kbps (VBR) for WMA

- Sampling frequency: 8 ~ 48 kHz for MP3

or WMA

• The unit can be playback files recorded

in VBR (variable bit rate). Files recorded

in VBR have a discrepancy in elapsed

time display, and do not show the actual

elapsed time. After performing the

search function, this difference becomes

noticeable.

• The unit can recognize a total of 8,000

files, of 2,000 folders.

Note --------------------------------------------------

Microsoft and Windows Media are either

registered trademarks or trademarks of

Microsoft Corporation in the United States

and/or other countries.

• In some cases, the iPod product may be

damaged if the ignition is turned off while

it is connected to the product. When the

iPod product is not being used, keep it

separate from this product with the car

ignition turned off.

• The playback functions and the

information display items of the iPod

player used with this product may differ

from the iPod in terms of play order,

method, and the information displayed.

• If you have a problem with your iPod,

please visit www.apple.com/support/ipod.

• For the recognition/connection of iPod

media ....

- Use only the provided connection cable

from iPod products.

- Do not use the cable as below figure.

Charging the USB Device

When a USB device is connected to the

unit, the USB device will be charged while

power is on. The radio does not need to be

operating.

Note --------------------------------------------------

When Using the USB Socket for Charging

• Effective battery charging of USB devices

using the USB socket cannot be assured.

• The power is available at the USB port

when the vehicle turn power on. The unit

is not required to be operating.

USB Image Player

13

Playing the USB Image Files

You can play the image files stored in a USB

device.

1 Connect a USB device to the USB

port.

USB Image playback starts with

automatically after recognizing the data

of the USB memory.

When the USB storage device is already

connected, press the MEDIA button,

then tap the USB Image on the Media

menu screen.

2 To show the control panel screen, tap

the playing screen, and select the

desired option as follows;

➊

Music

/

Image

: Show the playable

media type within USB device.

➋

File list

: Show the le list.

: Currently playing le.

➌

▲/▼: Move to the previous/next list

page.

➍

▶Player

: Return to the Image playing

mode screen.

➎

Now List

: Return to the list of

current playing le.

➏

Up Folder

: Move to upper folder.

➐

Root Folder

: Move to root folder.

2 Tap the desired file list to playing

start.

➊

Slideshow interval

: Select the

slideshow interval time.

➋

/ : Skip to previous or next le.

➌

File name

: Show the currently playing

le name.

➍

Slideshow

: Enter the slideshow for

full screen mode.

➎

/ : Rotate the image to

anticlockwise or clockwise.

➏

List

: Enter the le list menu screen.

To return to the

full screen

without

control panel, tap the Playing screen

again.

➏➍

➌

➎

➋ ➋

➊

3 To skip to the previous or next file, tap

the

➋

/ repeatedly.

4 To rotate the image, tap the

➎

/

Rotation.

5 To enter the slideshow, tap the

➍

Slideshow.

Caution ---------------------------------------------

While driving, you cannot watch the

slideshow.

▶

Using the List mode

1 Tap the

➏

List to enter the File list

menu screen, and select the desired

option as follows;

➏➍

➌

➎

➋

➐

➊

➏

➌

➍ ➍➎ ➐

➋

➊

My Music

14

Using the My Music files

My Music refers to a feature where copied

music files (MP3, WMA) into the internal

memory of the unit is played.

The files may be played back in the same

manner as those stored on a USB device.

1 Press the MODE button repeatedly

until the My Music player is displayed.

Or press the MEDIA button, then tap

the My Music on the Media menu

screen.

Select the desired option as follows;

➊

Progress bar

: Show the progress bar

with elapsed time/running time for

currently song. To move the playback

position, tap the desired position or

drag to the desired position on the

Progress bar.

➋

Thumbnail

: Show the currently Album

art.

➌

Song's information

: Show the Album/

Artist/Song/File name.

➍

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I : Skip to previous or next le.

➎

/ : Pause/resume playback

➏

RPT

/

RDM

: Change playback

mode.

➐

List

: Enter the My Music list screen.

The My Music playback will start

automatically.

2 To pause playback, tap the

➎

.

To resume playback, tap the

➎

.

3 To skip to the previous or next file, tap

the

➍

I

◀◀

/

▶▶

I repeatedly.

Note --------------------------------------------------

This function is not available when Apple

CarPlay is connected.

▶

Changing the Playback mode

1 To select the playback mode, tap the

➏

RPT or RDM.

•

: Play the current le on a loop.

•

: Repeat play all les within the

internal memory.

•

: Play randomly all les within the

internal memory.

▶

Using the List mode

1 Tap the

➐

List to enter the My

Music list screen, and select the

desired option as follows;

➊

➋

➌

➍ ➎ ➏

➊

Check Box

: Select (



)/unselect (



)

the music le.

➋

File list

: Show the le list.

➌

▲/▼: Move to the previous/next list

page.

➍

▶Player

: Return to the Image playing

mode screen.

➎



All Select/Release

: Select/unselect

all les.

➏

Delete

: Delete the selected les

from My Music.

2 Tap the desired file list to playing

start or select the desired option.

My Music

15

▶

Deleting the My Music les

1 To delete the music file, select the

➊

Check box of the music file from the File

list and tap the

➌

Delete on the List

screen.

When deleting is starts, deleting

message will appear. And all the

selected music le will be deleted.

When the music le is deleted from My

Music, the unit will return to the My

Music list screen and begin playing

continuously.

If the currently playing le is deleted, the

unit will begin playing a rst music le on

the list.

3 During the deleting, tap the Cancel to

cancel the deletion.

Note --------------------------------------------------

• When deleting is in progress, all buttons

and controls cannot be used.

• If the currently playing file is deleted, the

next file will begin playing.

• Once the delete is started, the song will

be paused until the delete is completed.

• If delete file from My Music, the

information related to song also deleted in

the list.

➊

To select or unselect all the les at once,

tap the

➋



All Select or All Release.

2 A delete message will appear. Tap the

Yes to accept, or No to cancel it.

➋ ➌

Using an Auxiliary Audio Equipment

By connecting an optional portable Audio device to the AUX input jack on the media hub and

then simply selecting the source, you can listen on your car speakers and this unit. The volume

level is adjustable for any difference between the unit and the portable audio device.

1 Turn down the volume on the unit.

2 Turn off the external audio equipment.

Connect the audio output of the external

audio equipment to the AUX input

terminal on Media hub.

Be sure to adjust the volume for each

connected audio device before playback.

When external audio equipment is

already connected, press the MEDIA

button to enter the Media menu screen,

then tap the AUX.

Or press the MODE button on the

Steering wheel remote control repeatedly

until display the AUX screen.

3 Start playback of the external audio

equipment at approximately 70%

volume.

4 Set your usual listening volume level

on the unit.

Note --------------------------------------------------

• The audio quality of your media player

and the audio tracks on it may not be of

the same sound quality as the car audio

system's media player.

• If the volume level of the media player

is too low compared with the radio or

media player, increase the volume of the

connected media player.

• If the sound of the media player is too loud

and/or distorted, decrease the volume of

the player.

• For technical information regarding the

AUX input, refer to the specification

section at the end of this manual.

Auxiliary Device

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Bluetooth

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Bluetooth Operation

To use the Bluetooth function, the following procedure is necessary.

Understanding Bluetooth Wireless Technology

The Bluetooth wireless technology establishes a wireless connection between two devices,

such as your phone and media center of the car.

The rst time you use two devices together, you must connect them by establishing pairing

via a Pass key.

After the initial connection, the two devices can connect automatically.

1. Pairing

When connecting Bluetooth devices for the rst time, mutual registration is required.

This is called "pairing". This registration (pairing) is required only for the rst time, as this

unit and the other devices will recognize each other automatically from the next time.

(Depending on the device, you may need to input a pass code for each connection.)

2. Connection

Sometimes pairing allows automatic connection. To use the device after pairing is made,

start the connection.

3. Hands-free talk/Music streaming

You can call a mobile phone and listen to music when the connection is made.

•

Some Bluetooth devices may not support specic functions.

Note

•

There may be restrictions on using Bluetooth technology in some locations.

•

Because of the variety of Bluetooth devices and their rmware versions, your unit may

respond differently when used via Bluetooth.

Bluetooth

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Pairing the Bluetooth

1 Press the PHONE button to enter the

Phone menu screen, and then tap the

➊ Setup.

3 Select the Search On Device to enter

the Pairing ready screen.

The "Passkey: 0000 / Name: HYUNDAI"

appears in the display.

4 Now, set your Bluetooth device to

search for and pair with this unit.

A list of detected devices appears in the

display of the connecting device. This

unit is displayed as "HYUNDAI" on the

connecting device.

Confirm this by pressing "YES" or "OK"

on your phone.

If *Pass key input is required on the

display of a connecting device, input

"0000" (4 digit).

This unit and Bluetooth device

remember each other’s information, and

when pairing is made, this unit is ready

for connection to the device.

"Bluetooth device model name" and

"Connected" with " " indicator appears

after pairing is completed.

- Some Bluetooth devices ask you to

accept the "BT link" or "Connect".

Enter "Yes" or "OK".

* Pass key may be called "passcode,"

"PIN number" or "Password," etc.,

depending on the device.

5 Set the Bluetooth device to connect to

this unit.

If pairing is successful, then the phrases

'Connected' and 'Handsfree - device

name' will be displayed on the screen.

If the paired Bluetooth device supports

Bluetooth audio, then 'B/T audio - device

name' will also be displayed.

When a Bluetooth device is not paired,

Pairing message appears. Tap the YES,

and then skip next step 2 ~ 3.

➊

2 Tap the ➋ Pairing to enter Phone

Settings menu screen.

➋

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