Page 1 CONNECTNEXT® INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM USER’S MANUAL Dear Customer, Welcome to the CONNECTNEXT® Infotainment System User's Manual. The infotainment system in your vehicle provides you with state of the art in-car entertainment to enhance your driving experience. Before using the infotainment system for the first time, please ensure that all users read this manual carefully. The manual will familiarize you with the infotainment system of your car and its functionalities.
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS CONTENTS ABOUT THIS MANUAL INTRODUCTION GETTING STARTED Conventions ........4 Control Elements Overview ..11 System ON/OFF ......39 Safety Guidelines......5 Other Modes of Control.....16 Manage General Settings ..41 Warranty Clauses ......9 System Usage .......30 Change Audio Settings....44 Change Volume Settings ..
Page 3 VEHICLE VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE General Information ....113 Display Vehicle Setup Screen .149 Voice Recognition Guidelines . 166 Install CONNECTNEXT® App ... 114 Set Lock/Unlock Options ..150 Voice Recognition Commands 170 Config CONNECTNEXT® App .. 115 Manage Park Assist .....152 CONNECTNEXT®...
Page 4: Conventions
ABOUT THIS MANUAL CONVENTIONS ABOUT THIS MANUAL CONVENTIONS DANGER : This guide introduces you to the CONNECTNEXT® Infotainment system and details its controls, options and Text that indicates to actions that might operations. cause harm to personnel. SECURITY ALERT: In addition, the guide contains:...
Page 5: Safety Guidelines
SAFETY GUIDELINES ABOUT THIS MANUAL SAFETY GUIDELINES ENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES WARNING : DANGER : The infotainment system is a The infotainment system must be used in sophisticated electronic device. Do not a way that allows you to drive the vehicle allow improper access of the infotainment safely at all times.
Page 6 ABOUT THIS MANUAL SAFETY GUIDELINES AFETY GUIDELINES WHILE DRIVING YSTEM CARE AND MAINTENANCE DANGER : Exert at most care while handling the infotainment system as Glance at the screen of the infotainment partial or complete loss of the infotainment system functions system only when necessary and safe to due to intentional misuse is not covered under warranty.
Page 7 SAFETY GUIDELINES ABOUT THIS MANUAL WARNING : WARNING : Do not replace the vehicle speakers or fit Avoid addition of any accessories such as additional speakers with aftermarket external amplifiers, which will lead to the speakers. It may lead to the modification of the standard factory malfunctioning or even damage of the wiring connections.
Page 8 ABOUT THIS MANUAL SAFETY GUIDELINES WARNING : WARNING : Avoid insertion of any other object in the Use a soft, clean and dry cleaning cloth to SD Card reader slot. Only SD Cards must clean the touch screen surface. If required, be inserted in the slot.
Page 9: Warranty Clauses
3. Warranty void sticker is removed or tampered 4. Improper usage such as wrong electrical supply / voltage setting causing damage to the equipment 5. Tampered or serviced or repaired by any agency not authorized by Tata Motors Limited. 2870 5840 9908...
Page 10: Introduction
Simultaneous pairing with multiple Phone handsets (up to 10 devices) though Bluetooth for Phone and Music supports like Phone book download & Audio streaming The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system provides you with Support for navigation using mobile application a bundle of high-end functionalities to: ...
Page 11: Control Elements Overview
The control elements, buttons and knobs, that are available on the infotainment system allows you to control the Figure 1: CONNECTNEXT® Infotainment System Control Elements 2870 5840 9908...
Page 12: Abbreviations
INTRODUCTION CONTROL ELEMENTS OVERVIEW Table 1: Infotainment System Control Elements Control Description Elements Single Press & Long Press:   Sets infotainment system display OFF, if display is ON button Sets infotainment system display ON, if display is OFF  Single Press &...
Page 13 CONTROL ELEMENTS OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION Table 1: Infotainment System Control Elements Control Description Elements Clock Wise:   Increases the volume. Volume Rotary Anti-Clock Wise:  Knob Decreases the volume.  Single Press & Long Press:   System Audio ON/OFF. One Hour Mode System Switched ON Mode: ...
Page 14 INTRODUCTION CONTROL ELEMENTS OVERVIEW Table 1: Infotainment System Control Elements Control Description Elements Single Press:  Fast  iPod, USB, Bluetooth Audio & SD: Plays the next track. Forward Radio: Enables auto seek up.  button Long Press:  iPod, USB, Bluetooth Audio & SD: Fast forwards the current track. ...
Page 15 CONTROL ELEMENTS OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION Table 1: Infotainment System Control Elements Control Description Elements Single Press & Long Press:  Back  Back to the previous menu, if applicable. button  Single Press & Long Press: Displays the Phone menu. If not further action is taken, returns to the mode from which ...
Page 16: Other Modes Of Control
INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL OTHER MODES OF CONTROL NOTE: The battery inside the IR remote control is In addition to the control elements on the infotainment not covered under warranty. system, the system can also be controlled from the: Steering Wheel controls ...
Page 17 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION TEERING HEEL ONTROL LEMENTS Figure 2: Steering wheel control elements 2870 5840 9908...
Page 18 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL Table 2: Steering Wheel Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press:   Increases volume/ring tone volume by 1 unit. Increase Long Press:  Volume Increases volume or ring tone volume as long as the maximum volume is reached. ...
Page 19 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 2: Steering Wheel Control Elements Control Description Element Scroll Down SP:   Media Types (except AUX-IN): Opens the previous track. -Scroll Down Radio: Plays Previous Radio Preset.  Scroll Down LP:  Media Types (except AUX-IN): Opens the previous folder. ...
Page 20 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL Table 2: Steering Wheel Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press & Long Press:   Mutes/Unmutes the audio track. Incoming Phone Call: Reject call.  Outgoing Phone Call: Cancel call.  Active Phone Call: End call. ...
Page 21 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 2: Steering Wheel Control Elements Control Description Element Allows you to program your car to maintain a constant speed without resting your foot on  the accelerator pedal. NOTE: Use the Cruise Control function only when travelling on open highways in good Cruise Control weather.
Page 22 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL IR R EMOTE ONTROL LEMENTS Figure 3: IR Remote Control Elements 2870 5840 9908...
Page 23 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press & Long Press:  Mutes/Unmutes the audio track.  - Mute Single Press:  Increases volume by 1 unit.   Long Press: Increases volume as long as the maximum volume is not reached. ...
Page 24 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press:   Plays previous audio track. Radio: Initiates Auto Seek by decreasing frequency value.  Long Press:  Fast rewinds the audio tracks.  -Seek Previous Single Press &...
Page 25 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press:   Decreases volume by 1 unit. Long Press:  Decreases volume as long as volume value reaches 0.  - Decrease Volume Single Press: ...
Page 26 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press:   Media Types (except AUX-IN): Opens the previous track. Radio: Initiates Manual Seek by decreasing frequency by 1 unit (FM -0.1 MHz and AM -9 ...
Page 27 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press & Long Press:   Media Types (Except AUX-In and BTSA playback) and Radio: Scans tracks/stations in sequence and plays each of them for 10 seconds. - Scan Audio Source ...
Page 28 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press & Long Press:   iPod: Repeats track. When pressed again, repetition of the track is switched off. The info- tainment system repeats this cycle when the button is repeatedly pressed. USB and SD Card: Repeats song.
Page 29 OTHER MODES OF CONTROL INTRODUCTION Table 3: IR Remote Control Elements Control Description Element Single Press & Long Press:   The system will change to media switched ON/OFF mode. - System On/ 2870 5840 9908...
Page 30: System Usage
CONNECTNEXT® M TRUCTURE Access to any function/feature begins from the Main Menu. The main menu of the CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system is displayed after the Welcome Screens. It has 8 blank Figure 4: Welcome Screen 1 2870 5840 9908...
Page 31 SYSTEM USAGE INTRODUCTION Figure 6: Home Screen with Configured Media Menu Figure 5: Welcome Screen 2 Blank editable menu option, which can be  configured as a shortcut 2870 5840 9908...
Page 32: Media
INTRODUCTION SYSTEM USAGE The default colors with which the shortcuts of each Blank editable menu -> Blank editable menu ->Voice functionality can be recognized are listed in the below table. Command -> USB -> Navigation -> Contacts -> HDC -> Blank editable menu ->...
Page 33 SYSTEM USAGE INTRODUCTION 1. In the Main menu, navigate to the blank editable 1. Long Press on the required shortcut (Main menu menu option and do a Single Press. The system option). The system displays the Manage Shortcuts displays the Add Shortcuts screen. screen.
Page 34 INTRODUCTION SYSTEM USAGE Using Touch Screen: AVIGATING ETWEEN CREEN BJECTS The on-screen objects of the infotainment system like, menus, buttons and so on can be accessed using the knob and the Touch Screen. Selecting an On-Screen Object You can select an on-screen object to: display the corresponding submenu of the selected ...
Page 35 SYSTEM USAGE INTRODUCTION Tap on the on-screen object. 1. Rotate the knob clock-wise or anti-clock- wise to navigate to the required on-screen object like menu option or button. WARNING : Avoid usage of hard or sharp objects like The system highlights the object that is currently in pen, key, USB stick etc.
Page 36 INTRODUCTION SYSTEM USAGE Scrolling Through a Menu List  Move the slider of the scroll bar up & down or left & right with your finger. When there are many menu options, the system:  displays a scroll bar beside the options. displays arrows on the left &...
Page 37 SYSTEM USAGE INTRODUCTION Modifying the Value in a Range NOTE: You can select a value from a range using Using Touch Screen: the touch screen only. The knob cannot be used. Going to the Parent Menu from a Submenu 1. Press the button on the infotainment system to display the parent menu of the currently active submenu.
Page 38 (only if bluetooth device connected to the infotainment system), battery power, connectivity and signal strength and time. 2. Active Area: Displays submenu options, information or progress of the currently selected menu function/ feature. 3. Footer Area: Displays CONNECTNEXT®. 2870 5840 9908...
Page 39: Getting Started
SYSTEM ON/OFF GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED SYSTEM ON/OFF 1. To switch the infotainment system ON/OFF, press the To use the CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system, you must knob. first switch it ON. NOTE: When the vehicle ignition is switched ON and the infotainment...
Page 40 GETTING STARTED SYSTEM ON/OFF When the vehicle ignition and the infotainment system is switched ON and you press the knob, the system will be in the Media Switched OFF Mode. All entertainment functions (Media/ Radio) will be unavailable in this mode. Only Phone and display functions like Setup and so on will be active.
Page 41: Manage General Settings
MANAGE GENERAL SETTINGS GETTING STARTED MANAGE GENERAL SETTINGS To handle the general CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system settings like, date and time: 1. Press the button. The system displays the Setup menu options. 2. Navigate to and select the General option. The system displays the various options for setting the basic system parameters.
Page 42 GETTING STARTED MANAGE GENERAL SETTINGS 4. Highlight the year (YY) field and select the required 2. In the Set Time screen, highlight the hour field and year value. select the required hour value. 5. When the required date is selected, select the SET 3.
Page 43 MANAGE GENERAL SETTINGS GETTING STARTED NOTE: To change back to the 12 Hour format, clear the ‘Use 24 Hour Format’ check box. LEARING ERSONAL The system allows you to clear your following personal data that are stored in the system: Paired and connected devices.
Page 44: Change Audio Settings
GETTING STARTED CHANGE AUDIO SETTINGS CHANGE AUDIO SETTINGS Treble: Increase or decrease the high frequencies of the audio sources. To change the audio settings: To set the bass, middle and/or treble values: 1. Press the button. The system displays the 1.
Page 45 CHANGE AUDIO SETTINGS GETTING STARTED To set the balance and/or fader values: NOTE: The default values of Bass, Mid and Treble 1. In the Audio options, navigate to and select the fields are 0. Balance & Fader option The system displays the corresponding screen.
Page 46 GETTING STARTED CHANGE AUDIO SETTINGS Resetting Fader Settings 1. In the Balance & Fader screen, select the Reset button. The system resets the current fader value to equally distribute volume to both front and rear speakers. ELECTING AN UDIO RESET QUALIZER The infotainment system enables you to automatically change the audio settings depending on your favorite type of...
Page 47 CHANGE AUDIO SETTINGS GETTING STARTED 2. Scroll to and select your favorite option. The system automatically changes the audio settings depending on your selection. NOTE: The system displays the selected audio preset name beside the Audio Preset/ Equalizer menu option and in the Bass, Mid &...
Page 48: Change Volume Settings
GETTING STARTED CHANGE VOLUME SETTINGS CHANGE VOLUME SETTINGS To set the speed dependent volume: 1. In the Volume screen, highlight the Speed To handle the volume settings of the vehicle and the various Dependent Volume field, modify the settings of the features of the infotainment system: field, by setting it to a new value in the range of 0 to 5.
Page 49 CHANGE VOLUME SETTINGS GETTING STARTED To set the startup volume of the system: ETTING HONE UDIO OLUME This option sets the in-call volume of the connected phone. 1. In the Volume screen, highlight the Startup Volume field, modify the settings of the field, by setting it to a To set the phone audio volume: new value in the range of 5 to 20.
Page 50 GETTING STARTED CHANGE VOLUME SETTINGS 2. Navigate to and select the required amplification NOTE: level. The default value of Startup Volume is, ‘10’ . ETTING OICE OMMAND OLUME This option sets the volume that will be applicable to the voice recognition feature. 1.
Page 51: Reset To Factory Default
RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT GETTING STARTED RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT To reset the system to factory default settings: You can reset the infotainment system to the factory settings 1. Press the button. The system displays the i.e default settings. This option is mainly useful when you are Setup menu options.
Page 52 GETTING STARTED RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT Figure 18: Reset to Factory Defaults Message Popup 2870 5840 9908...
Page 53: Overview
OVERVIEW RADIO RADIO OVERVIEW The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system supports FM and To view the radio screen, press the button. AM radio bands. AM/FM R ECEPTION IMITATIONS Some AM/FM signal reception limitations of the system are listed below: 1. The AM/FM signal reception of the system does not cover long ranges.
Page 54 RADIO OVERVIEW Table 5: Radio Screen List of preset buttons with their corresponding radio station frequencies Preset browse button Preset number (1to 20) Page indicator to navigate between different sets of preset buttons. 2870 5840 9908...
Page 55: Radio Operations
RADIO OPERATIONS RADIO RADIO OPERATIONS The system allows you to perform the following radio operations: Changing the radio band   Tuning radio stations Handling presets  AutoStore  Scan  HANGING THE ADIO Figure 20: Radio Bands Popup Menu To change the radio band: 2.
Page 56 RADIO RADIO OPERATIONS Increasing/Decreasing Radio Volume to the next available radio station by increasing or decreasing the frequency. Rotate the knob clockwise/anti-clockwise to Stopping Auto Tuning increase or decrease volume. The system automatically stops the Auto Tuning action, when it reaches the next/previous receivable frequency or when UNING ADIO TATIONS...
Page 57 RADIO OPERATIONS RADIO 1. In the Radio screen, press the button. The system displays the radio options. 2. From the radio options, navigate to and select Scan. The system tunes to the next receivable station and plays it for 10 seconds. The scanning will be continued until stopped/cancelled.
Page 58 RADIO RADIO OPERATIONS Auto Storing Presets ANDLING RESETS   DEFINITION: DEFINITION: The infotainment system allows you to You can store a radio station in the system automatically search and store available radio memory as a Preset, which will help in quick stations as presets.
Page 59 RADIO OPERATIONS RADIO Playing a Preset ROWSING HROUGH THE RESETS To play a radio station that was stored as a preset: To browse through the preset list: 1. In the Radio screen, select the preset browse button. 1. Press the button.
Page 60: Overview
MEDIA OVERVIEW MEDIA OVERVIEW The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system supports the following media sources from which you can play music, videos and view pictures: 1. USB source 2. Bluetooth Audio source 3. iPod 4. Audio AUX-In source 5. SD Card source The audio formats that are supported by the system are: .aac,...
Page 61 OVERVIEW MEDIA NOTE: Table 6: Media Screen The Folder Next and Previous icons are available only for the USB and SD Card Feature Icon media sources, which have media content stored in folders. The icons will not be Active Media Source Type visible for iPod, Bluetooth and AUX-In media sources.
Page 62 MEDIA OVERVIEW NOTE: For Bluetooth media source devices, the Media screen options will vary depending on the AVRCP version of the device. For devices with AVRCP 1.4, all screen options listed in the table, except the folder options (9 and 10) will be available in the Media screen.
Page 63: Playing A Media Source
PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE MEDIA PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE NOTE: USB devices with up to 32 GB of memory The infotainment system allows you to play a media source are supported by the system. type by using anyone of the following ways: Bluetooth devices do not require any physical connection to By inserting/connecting a media source device to the ...
Page 64 MEDIA PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE 1. Open the cover of the reader slot by pulling the flap down.The card slot will be visible. Figure 25: Inserting SD Card Figure 24: Opening SD Card reader slot 2. In the card slot, insert your SD Card with the SD sticker on the top.
Page 65 PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE MEDIA source is still connected, the system starts playing music from LAYING EDIA OURCE UTOMATICALLY where the source was stopped. If a media source is inserted when the system is ON, the system immediately recognizes the source and starts reading NOTE: the source.
Page 66 MEDIA PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE ELECTING A EDIA OURCE When multiple media sources are connected to the infotainment system or to play a particular media source that was stopped earlier, you can select the required source from the list of available Media Sources. To select the required media source: 1.
Page 67 PLAYING A MEDIA SOURCE MEDIA LAYING EDIA OURCE SING A HORTCUT If you have configured a shortcut in the Home scree for one or more media sources, you can play the required media source by navigating and selecting the required media option from the Main Menu.
Page 68: Music Related Functions
MEDIA MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS 1. In the Media screen, touch the Pause icon on the screen. The system pauses playing the music and the button changes to a Play icon. The infotainment system allows you to perform the following music related operations Repeat the step to restart playing the music.
Page 69 MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MEDIA Increasing/decreasing volume NOTE: To increase /decrease the volume of the music: You can also process the control element on the Steering Wheel or the IR 1. Rotate the knob clockwise/anti-clockwise to Remote Control to mute the volume. increase or decrease volume.
Page 70 MEDIA MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS LAYING RACKS ANDOMLY NOTE: You can enable the system to randomly select and play music tracks available in a folder or all music tracks in the media You can also press the control source, instead of playing them in the sequence they are element on the IR Remote Control to repeat stored.
Page 71 MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MEDIA NOTE: 2. Press the knob to select the required music track. For some Bluetooth audio devices, all random functions may not work. The availability of the functions is dependant on the Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) version of your device. NOTE: The shuffle functionalities are not supported for the AUX-In music sources.
Page 72 MEDIA MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS 1.From within the Media screen, Single Press the NOTE: or the button to play the next or For some Bluetooth audio devices, the previous track respectively. The system plays the next/ playing next/previous music tracks previous track. functions may not work.
Page 73 MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MEDIA 1. When in the Media screen, press the Folder Up or the NOTE: Folder Down icon to shift to the next or previous You can also do a Long Press of the folder respectively. The system plays the first music track in the selected folder.
Page 74 MEDIA MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS 1. When the music track is played, press the Media NOTE: Feature icon. The system displays the Media The information displayed by the submenu options in a popup. functionality is dependent on the information stored in the music track and 2.
Page 75 MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MEDIA ROWSING HROUGH THE EDIA ONTENT NOTE: You can also view the Browse screen, by You can perform a category based browsing of media content stored in a media device. pressing the button or the knob from within the Media NOTE: screen and selecting the Browse menu The types of categories supported will...
Page 76 MEDIA MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS CANNING HROUGH THE EDIA EVICE  DEFINITION: When you are unsure of the music track you want to hear, you can scan through the tracks on your media source. While scanning, the system plays each track for 10 seconds. You must stop the scanning to continue hearing to a track.
Page 77 MUSIC RELATED FUNCTIONS MEDIA NOTE: If you browse to a category and then initiate the scan, only the tracks in the selected category will be scanned. NOTE: You can cancel the scanning process to play a track completely. Stopping Media Device Scanning To stop scanning of the media device: Figure 31: Media Source Scanning in Progress 1.
Page 78: Picture Viewer
MEDIA PICTURE VIEWER PICTURE VIEWER If your USB/SD Card media device have picture files, you can view them in the infotainment system. The system supports viewing of JPEG (.jpg), BMP, GIF and PNG picture file formats. DANGER : Viewing of pictures while driving can be a distraction and may lead to accidents.
Page 79 PICTURE VIEWER MEDIA are no audio files and prompting you to confirm NOTE: whether you want to view the pictures. You can also view the Browse screen, by pressing the button or the knob from within the Media screen and selecting the Browse menu option in the Media Options Screen.
Page 80 MEDIA PICTURE VIEWER 2. In the Browse screen, navigate and select the To view pictures in a sequence: Pictures option. The system displays the Pictures screen. 1. Select a picture file from the Picture screen. The 3. In the Pictures screen, navigate and select the system displays the picture in full screen.
Page 81 PICTURE VIEWER MEDIA 3. Tap the arrows to go to the previous or next image/ 1. Press the button from within the Picture picture in the media source. screen or the picture file display screen. The system NOTE: displays a media browse screen. 2.
Page 82: Video Playback
MEDIA VIDEO PLAYBACK VIDEO PLAYBACK If your USB/SD Card media device have video files, you can play them in the infotainment system. The system supports playback of .mp4, .avi and .divx video file formats. DANGER : Viewing of videos while driving can be a distraction and may lead to accidents.
Page 83 VIDEO PLAYBACK MEDIA are no audio files and prompting you to confirm Screen, by displaying the Browse screen and whether you want to view the videos. selecting Videos option. Refer to the Browsing Through the Media Content section for the steps to display the Browse screen.
Page 84 MEDIA VIDEO PLAYBACK Refer to the Playing Tracks Randomly section for the IDEO ELATED PERATIONS steps to randomly play videos in a media source. The system allow you to perform the following operations on Play next/previous video  the video files: The steps for playing the next or previous video is similar to playing the next or previous music file.
Page 85 VIDEO PLAYBACK MEDIA Table 7: Video Playback Screen Options Progress Bar Repeat On/Off Icon Shuffle On/Off Browse Icon OING TO THE CREEN To open the Home Screen from within a video playback: 1. In the Video Playback screen, press the button.
Page 86 MEDIA VIDEO PLAYBACK HIFTING TO ICTURE IEWER If the media source contains picture files also, you can view the picture files using the Picture Viewer feature. To shift to the picture viewer from within the Video Playback feature: 1. Press the button from within the Videos screen or the video display screen.
Page 87: Phone
Using the Bluetooth capability, you can pair and connect To connect your cell phone to the infotainment system: your phone to the CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system. Once both the devices are connected you can: 1. Turn ON the bluetooth capability and device visibility in your phone.
Page 88: Pair Devices
If the visibility of the infotainment system Connecting your phone with the infotainment system is is enabled, even the other devices with called as pairing. The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system bluetooth capabilities can now search supports a maximum of 10 paired devices. A device once and view the infotainment system.
Page 89 PAIR DEVICES PHONE NOTE: If there are already 10 devices paired to the system, a message will be displayed asking you to delete an existing pairing to enable a new pairing. 3. The system prompts you to confirm the bluetooth pin of the phone.
Page 90 PHONE PAIR DEVICES UIDELINES FOR AIRING EVICES ROUBLESHOOTING TEPS FOR AIRING EVICES Some of the guidelines for successfully pairing and If you are unable to pair your phone with the infotainment connecting your phone with the infotainment system are: system even after following the guidelines, try the following troubleshooting steps: Ensure that Bluetooth feature is switched ON in your ...
Page 91 PAIR DEVICES PHONE  Compatibility with 3rd party phones depends on the Bluetooth standards, Bluetooth versions, OS version and application software deployed on the phone by its manufacturer. So, the Bluetooth functions on your phone may not support pairing of devices or is not compatible with the infotainment system due to the differences in Bluetooth software versions.
Page 92: Manage Paired Devices
PHONE MANAGE PAIRED DEVICES MANAGE PAIRED DEVICES NOTE: You can also display the paired devices, by The infotainment system allows you to: pressing the HK from within the View the list of devices paired to it  Contacts or Call Log screens and selecting Connect to a paired device ...
Page 93 MANAGE PAIRED DEVICES PHONE ONNECT ISCONNECT A AIRED EVICE NOTE: You can also select/un select the Music () You can connect to a paired device to access the media and/or Phone () icons beside the device in related data like music and/or phone related data like the Paired Device screen to connect/ contacts and call log stored in the device.
Page 94 PHONE MANAGE PAIRED DEVICES Deleting All Paired Devices 4. Select Yes. The system deletes the selected device that was paired with the infotainment system. To delete all paired device: NOTE: If the selected paired device is currently 1. In the Bluetooth options, navigate to and select connected, the device will be Delete Devices.
Page 95: Manage Bluetooth Settings
MANAGE BLUETOOTH SETTINGS PHONE MANAGE BLUETOOTH SETTINGS HANGING YSTEM LUETOOTH ISPLAY By default, the name that is used to recognize your In addition to pairing devices and managing the paired infotainment system in other Bluetooth enabled devices is devices, the infotainment system allows you to: CONNECTNE><T.
Page 96 PHONE MANAGE BLUETOOTH SETTINGS 2. Type the required pin code and select Enter. The NOTE: system sets the new pin as the Bluetooth pin code of The device name must be less than or the system, which can be used to connect to other equal to 20 characters.
Page 97: Change Phone Settings
CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS PHONE CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS YNCHRONIZING HONE On pairing a phone with your infotainment system, a copy of The infotainment system provide you with some advance the phone book with the phone numbers and other contact phone functionalities like: details is created in the system.
Page 98 PHONE CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS 2. Scroll to and select the required notification. The system sets the selected option for SMS notification and when you next receive a new SMS, you will be notified by the system accordingly. NOTE: If you select the Notify with Popup option, the system can also readout the new SMS to you.
Page 99 CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS PHONE 1. In the Phone options, navigate to and select the SMS for Rejected Calls check box. The system will send an automatic SMS to the caller when you reject an incoming call next time. To configure the automatic SMS text: 1.
Page 100 PHONE CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS NOTE: The first 3 SMS text messages in the list cannot be changed. However, you can configure the remaining text messages as per your requirement. Figure 51: Auto SMS Options 2870 5840 9908...
Page 101: Phone Functions
PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS IEWING You can view all calls, received or dialled from the When a mobile phone is paired and connected to the infotainment system or missed when connected to the infotainment system, you can handle the following phone system, in the call list (call log).
Page 102 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS IEWING HONE The infotainment system allows you to view up to 1500 contacts stored in your phone book. To view the contacts: 1. Press the button. The system displays the Call Log screen. 2. In the Call Log screen, press the HK again.
Page 103 PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE NOTE: Your phone must support PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile) to enable download and viewing of phone book contacts from the system. AKING AN UTGOING The infotainment system supports four different ways of making a phone call. They are: Dialling by selecting the phone number from the call list ...
Page 104 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS Dialling Using the Phone Book NOTE: Refer to the Viewing Call List section for To make a call by dialling a number in the phone book: information on displaying the phone submenu options. 1. Open the Contacts screen. Refer to the Viewing 2.
Page 105 PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE To search for the number: 2. Select the filtering icon. The system displays an alphabetic keypad. 1. In the Contacts screen, start browsing through the 3. Select the starting alphabet of the contact name. The contact list. The system enables the search and system displays all the contacts in the phone book filtering icons.
Page 106 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS Dialling Using the Call Log highlights the star and the contact is marked as favorite. To dial a number from the list of previous calls (call log): 1. Display the call list. Refer to the Viewing Call List section for information on displaying the call list.
Page 107 PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE Viewing the Favorites List CCEPTING EJECTING AN NCOMING HONE You can identify the contacts marked as favorite with the When you receive a phone call, you can either accept or reject highlighted star in the Contacts screen. All favorite contacts the call using the infotainment system.
Page 108 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS To reject the incoming call: 2. Select the Reject with Message button in the popup message. The system rejects the call and sends an SMS to the caller. ANDLING UNCTIONS When you are in a call (outgoing or incoming), the system supports you to perform any of the following functions: Respond to the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) with the ...
Page 109 PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE example, you might have to enter your bank account 1. In the active call screen, press the Handset button number, when prompted by the IVR. You can use the Keypad using the touch screen to switch the call from system in-call option to enter such details through the infotainment to phone or the Handsfree button to switch from system.
Page 110 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS To switch between calls: 3. In the new call screen, press the Merge button using the touch screen. The system merges the 2 calls (one 1. In the active call screen, select the Swap button. The on hold and one new call) to create a conference call. system puts the active call on hold and activates the The first call is activated before merger.
Page 111 PHONE FUNCTIONS PHONE To create a conference call by accepting a new incoming call: Muting the Microphone When in a call (both individual call and conference call), you can mute the microphone to disable the other participant(s) in the call from hearing you. To mute the microphone, 1.
Page 112 PHONE PHONE FUNCTIONS SMS R NABLE EADOUT While driving the vehicle, you will be unable to read a new SMS that you receive. The infotainment system can solve this problem by reading out the SMS for you. To enable the system to readout a new SMS: 1.
Page 113: Connectnext® Apps
NOTE: Smartphone shall be connected to EATURES infotainment system and internet The key features of the CONNECTNEXT® app are as given connectivity should be enabled in order to configure the CONNECTNEXT® app for below: the first time in the vehicle.
Page 114: Install Connectnext® App
To install the CONNECTNEXT® app: 1. Open Google Playstore on your android based smartphone. 2. Search for the CONNECTNEXT app. 3. Download and install CONNECTNEXT app on your smart phone.The CONNECTNEXT app Icon displayed on your smartphone. Figure 59: CONNECTNEXT® App Home Screen...
Page 115: Config Connectnext® App
4. Click on the button with the Google icon. 5. If you are signing in to the CONNECTNEXT® app for the first time, you will be prompted to enter your name. The CONNECTNEXT® app Home screen will be displayed after successful sign in and configuration.
Page 116 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONFIGURING CONNECTNEXT® APP NOTE: If an app is compatible with the CONNECTNEXT® app and is currently not installed in your smartphone, you can install the app by just clicking on the app icon. NOTE: If an app is compatible with the CONNECTNEXT®...
Page 117 You can view the following information related to your profile in the CONNECTNEXT® app: User Profile  Name  Email Id   Last Connected vehicle Vehicle Identification Number (may depend on  your vehicle variant) Vehicle Name  Figure 61: CONNECTNEXT® App Menu 2870 5840 9908...
Page 118: Connectnext® Apps
CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® APPS The following apps, which work with the CONNECTNEXT® app, can be used in the TATA Hexa vehicle, by connecting your smartphone to the Infotainment system.  NaviMaps App Remote Control Application  Juke-Car App ...
Page 119: Navigation Feature
NaviMaps Mobile Navigation surroundings. App. For the integration, you just need to download and install the NaviMaps App and the ConnectNext Apps on your Mobile Navigation App Vs Embedded Navigation smartphone and connect your smartphone to the Systems infotainment system through USB.
Page 120 CONNECTNEXT® APPS NAVIGATION FEATURE RAFFIC ULES AND AFETY A navigation system/application can only guide with the best possible route to reach your destination after considering the current traffic situations. It is your responsibility to follow the traffic rules and road safety rules while driving.
Page 121: Install Apps For Navigation
ConnectNext App: This applications is responsible for  establishing the connection between your smartphone East  and your vehicle CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system. South  For information on installing the ConnectNext App, refer  North to the Install ConnectNext Apps section. Central ...
Page 122 If authenticity is approved, the premium functionalities of NaviMaps like Pro Guidance, Live Traffic and so on are unlocked. NOTE: CONNECTNEXT® app must be installed in your smartphone for using the NaviMaps app for navigation functionalities. NOTE: CONNECTNEXT®...
Page 123: Connectnext® Navigation
NaviMaps Mobile app and utilize the navigation features of the app while driving from within the system. To use the Navigation feature, you must first have installed the ConnectNext apps on your smartphone, in addition to the NaviMaps App. Refer to the Installing APPs for Navigation section for the installation steps.
Page 124 The system If the connection between the vehicle auto-closes the disclaimer after 5 seconds and and the ConnectNext app is disabled or displays the direction to the selected destination in the NaviMaps app is not installed and you...
Page 125 CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS Table 9: Navigation Screen Details/Functions The Show North Icon Zoom In Icon Return to Default Zoom Icon Zoom Out Icon Tentative Time of Arrival At the Destination NOTE: The time of arrival is calculated as per the smartphone clock and not the infotainment system clock.
Page 126 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION Recent Places AVIGATION PTIONS The Navigation screen provides you with the following 5 When selected, the Recent option displays the list of recently options to handle the navigations: travelled destinations. From the list of recent destinations,...
Page 127 CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS Favorites When selected, the Favorites option displays the list of destinations that you had saved as your favorite destinations. From the list of favorites destinations, you can select anyone destination as a new destination or as a via point.
Page 128 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION  Clinics Hospitals  Police stations  ATMs   Post offices Bus stops  Taxi stands  Airports   Train stations Shopping malls  Hotels  Banks   Courier services Figure 68: Navigation - POI Category List Museums ...
Page 129 CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS Setup When selected, the Setup option allows you to perform the following actions: Enable/disable navigation voice prompts  Set the navigation voice prompt volume  To enable navigation voice prompts: 1. In the Navigation submenu options, tap the Setup icon.
Page 130 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION NOTE: In some smartphones, the navigation voice prompts are not supported through USB. For such smartphones, you can connect the smartphone through Bluetooth audio steaming in addition to connecting through the USB. To listen to the navigation voice prompts, do also...
Page 131 When you are in the Navigation screen in functions behaves in collaboration with the other features of active navigation mode, changes to the CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system. media source/radio like change in media file/radio station played will be displayed When vehicle is switched-off by the system on top of the Navigation screen.
Page 132 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION Figure 71: Navigation Prompt on top of the Radio Screen Figure 72: Navigation Screen with Incoming Call Details When an incoming call is received During an active navigation mode, if you receive an incoming call, the system displays the call details on top of the Navigation screen.
Page 133 CONNECTNEXT® NAVIGATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS Figure 73: Navigation Screen with Call In progress When reversing the vehicle During an active navigation mode, if you engage the Reverse gear, the system displays the Park Assist screen and mutes the visual and audio navigation prompts. Once the Reverse...
Page 134: Navimaps App Disclaimers
CONNECTNEXT® APPS NAVIMAPS APP DISCLAIMERS NAVIMAPS APP DISCLAIMERS This is a generic version of the user manual. Some of the features listed here may vary on your device. In case of any query, please contact us: MapmyIndia reserves all rights concerning the information contained herein.
Page 135: Connectnext® Nav Limits
The following limitations are applicable to the integration or Voice Recognition, in an active navigation usage of the Mobile based navigation app, NaviMaps, from mode, when Voice Recognition is the CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system:  Typing of a destination location through the activated, the icon is not displayed infotainment system is unavailable.
Page 136: Remote Control Application
ConnectNext App: This applications is responsible for  Control Application: establishing the connection between your smartphone and your vehicle CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system. For information on installing the ConnectNext App, refer to the Install ConnectNext Apps section. 1. Tap the app icon on your smartphone. The ...
Page 137 Infotainment system controlled from your smartphone. NOTE: CONNECTNEXT® app must be installed in your smartphone for using the Remote Control Application. NOTE: CONNECTNEXT® app in the smartphone must be connected to your vehicle infotainment system to start using the Remote Control Application.
Page 138 CONNECTNEXT® APPS REMOTE CONTROL APPLICATION Figure 76: Remote Control Application Audio Setup Screen - Figure 75: Remote Control Application Home Screen Connection Connection Disconnected Disconnected 2870 5840 9908...
Page 139 REMOTE CONTROL APPLICATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS ANDLE EDIA To access the Media options from the Remote Control Application: 1. Tap the icon on the Remote Control Application Home screen. The Remote Control Application Media screen is displayed. Similar to accessing the Media controls from the infotainment system, you can access the media controls from the Remote Control Application.
Page 140 CONNECTNEXT® APPS REMOTE CONTROL APPLICATION ANDLE ADIO To access the Radio options from the Remote Control Application: 1. Tap the icon on the Remote Control Application Home screen. The Remote Control Application Radio screen is displayed. Similar to accessing the Radio controls from the infotainment system, you can access the radio controls from the Remote Control Application.
Page 141 REMOTE CONTROL APPLICATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS ANDLE UDIO ETUP To access the audio setup options from the Remote Control Application: 1. Tap the icon on the Remote Control Application Audio Setup screen. The Remote Control Application Audio Setup screen is displayed. Similar to...
Page 142: Juke-Car Application
YSTEM connected to your smartphone via WI-FI Hotspot. To connect to the infotainment system and start playing the When your smartphone is connected to the CONNECTNEXT® common playlist: infotainment system (through Bluetooth or AUX), you can start hosting a common playlist by using the Juke-Car App.
Page 143 JUKE-CAR APPLICATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS 2. Click the Start Juke-Car button. The app is launched and you will be able to create your Juke-Car (common playlist). Your friends can connect to your smartphone using Hotspot and play their favorite songs too using your Juke-Car.
Page 144 CONNECTNEXT® APPS JUKE-CAR APPLICATION 3. When prompted to connect to the infotainment system, select either AUX IN or Bluetooth option to connect to the infotainment system. Once the connection with the infotainment system is established, the Juke-Car Started screen is displayed.
Page 145 JUKE-CAR APPLICATION CONNECTNEXT® APPS Figure 82: Connect Phone to the Infotainment System Screen Figure 83: Juke-Car App Started Screen 2870 5840 9908...
Page 146 CONNECTNEXT® APPS JUKE-CAR APPLICATION If your friends want to join your Juke-Car and start sharing and playing their favorite tracks using the common playlist: In the Juke-Car app home screen of their smartphones, your friends must click the Join Juke-Car button. Your friends will be provided access to your Juke-Car (common playlist) and the Juke-Car Joined screen is displayed.
Page 147: Apps Disclaimer
All data and information provided in the application is for the therefore all Intellectual Property Rights in the application purpose of information only. shall vest with Tata Motors or the licensing party, as the case may be. To the fullest extent permissible by applicable laws, TATA Motors Ltd.
Page 148 CONNECTNEXT® APPS CONNECTNEXT® APPS DISCLAIMER consent of the user it shall not be shared with any third party unless required by law. This application is developed for use in India only. All disputes shall be subject to Mumbai Jurisdiction. 2870 5840 9908...
Page 149: Vehicle
DISPLAY VEHICLE SETUP SCREEN VEHICLE VEHICLE DISPLAY VEHICLE SETUP SCREEN The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system supports handling To display the Vehicle Setup screen: and viewing of some vehicle feature/components controls. It allows you to: 1. Press the button. The system displays the Setup menu options.
Page 150: Set Lock/Unlock Options
VEHICLE SET LOCK/UNLOCK OPTIONS SET LOCK/UNLOCK OPTIONS 1. In the Vehicle Setup screen, navigate to and select the Central Locking option. The system displays the Central Locking screen. In the Vehicle Setup screen, you can set the following options 2. In the Central Locking screen, navigate to and select relating to the remote door lock/unlock feature of your the Drive Away Locking option.
Page 151 SET LOCK/UNLOCK OPTIONS VEHICLE To set the Vehicle Auto Relock feature: 1. In the Vehicle Setup screen, navigate to and select the Central Locking option. The system displays the Central Locking screen. 2. In the Central Locking screen, navigate to and select the Vehicle Auto Relock option.
Page 152: Manage Park Assist
VEHICLE MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) 1. In the Vehicle Setup screen, navigate to and select the Park Assist option. The system displays the park assist options. The Park Assist feature is vehicle dependant. If you have the 2.
Page 153 MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) VEHICLE The Park Assist display screen has the following information: ANAGING SSIST ISPLAY Table 10: Park Assist Screen The system displays the Park Assist screen when the Reverse gear is engaged. The display is stopped when the Reverse Information Header gear is disengaged.
Page 154 VEHICLE MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) Unavailability of Park Assist Display Sometimes even after activating park assist the component details are not displayed in the system. This will happen in the following situations: 1. A critical error has occurred in the Park Assist component and you need to contact the Tata service center 2.
Page 155 MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) VEHICLE Delaying Park Assist Display Stop 3. Select the required timer option from 0 sec/5 sec/10 sec. When the Park Assist component is enabled next, The system allows you to retain the Park Assist display screen the system retains the Park Assist display screen even even after the Reverse gear is disengaged.
Page 156 VEHICLE MANAGE PARK ASSIST (IF APPLICABLE) Retaining Audio During Park Assist By default, the infotainment system stops the currently active media source, when the park assist feature is used. To retain the media source audio in the background even during park assist: 1.
Page 157: Rear View Camera
REAR VIEW CAMERA (IF AVAILABLE) VEHICLE REAR VIEW CAMERA (IF AVAILABLE) The Rear View Camera (RVC) feature is vehicle dependant. If you have a rear view camera installed in your vehicle variant, you will be able to manage it using the infotainment system. ...
Page 158: Manage Exterior Lights
VEHICLE MANAGE EXTERIOR LIGHTS MANAGE EXTERIOR LIGHTS To set the Approach lights illumination time period: 1. In the Vehicle Setup screen, navigate to and select the The Manage Exterior Lights feature is vehicle dependant. The Exterior Lights option. The system displays the infotainment system provides you the flexibility of handling Exterior Lights screen.
Page 159: Mood Lighting
MOOD LIGHTING VEHICLE MOOD LIGHTING  Select all the car interior areas at one go. NOTE: The infotainment system allows you to set/change the The Mood Light settings can be viewed interior lighting of your car depending on the liking of the and modified only when the park lamps passengers.
Page 160 VEHICLE MOOD LIGHTING Table 11: Mood Lighting Screen Information Mode selection options such as On/Off/Auto. Vehicle area selection Color palette of 8 colors (White, Orange, Red, Purple, Blue, Cyan, Bluish Green and Fluorescent Green), which can be set to the vehicle. HANGING THE IGHTING To change the mood lighting settings using the infotainment...
Page 161 MOOD LIGHTING VEHICLE WITCHING IGHTING To switch off Mood Lighting: 1. In the Mood Lighting screen, select the OFF button (mode). All mood lighting related options in the screen are disabled. Figure 90: Mood Lighting in Off Mode 2870 5840 9908...
Page 162: Drive Modes
VEHICLE DRIVE MODES DRIVE MODES ELECTING A RIVE To select and set a drive mode: The infotainment system displays information regarding the 4 drive modes that are available. To view information 1. In the Vehicle Setup screen, navigate to and select the regarding a drive mode, highlight the required drive mode.
Page 163 DRIVE MODES VEHICLE Figure 91: Drive Modes Screen Figure 92: AUTO Drive Mode Info Screen 2. In the Drive Models screen, touch \ select the required drive mode icon. The information screen of the selected drive mode is displayed. 2870 5840 9908...
Page 164: Hill Descent Control
VEHICLE HILL DESCENT CONTROL HILL DESCENT CONTROL The infotainment system displays a note describing the use of the Hill Descent Control (HDC) feature.  DEFINITION: When your vehicle is descending a hill, the HDC feature can assist you by providing active brake intervention.
Page 165 HILL DESCENT CONTROL VEHICLE Figure 94: HDC Screen 2870 5840 9908...
Page 166: Voice Recognition Feature
VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION GUIDELINES VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION GUIDELINES The CONNECTNEXT® infotainment system allows you to For effective voice recognition, follow the below guidelines: control your vehicle Radio, HandsFree Phone and all supported media source devices using voice commands.
Page 167 VOICE RECOGNITION GUIDELINES VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE  Ensure there is no noise disturbance when you speak the Scenarios for Ignoring Voice Recognition Activation commands like, other passengers in the vehicle are talking or there is lot of wind noise. Disturbance from During the following situations, the system ignores activation external sound sources may result in poor voice of voice recognition even on the Long Press of the Voice...
Page 168 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION GUIDELINES Scenarios for Auto-Termination of A Voice 1. Click the Voice Command icon in the Home screen. Recognition Session The Voice screen is displayed with the categories of voice recognition commands. When in a voice recognition session, performing the 2.
Page 169 VOICE RECOGNITION GUIDELINES VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Figure 96: Media Category Voice Recognition Commands Figure 97: Details of <Source> Voice Recognition Command 2870 5840 9908...
Page 170: Voice Recognition Commands
VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action General Cancel Cancels the currently active Voice Recognition session. Commands Remove Removes the digits in the number that was spoken earlier. For example: If a you speak a phone number and wants to delete a digit in it, you can speak the Remove command.
Page 171 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Phone Phone Displays the Phone screen. Paired Phone Displays the list of phones paired with the system Dial 1. Prompts you to say the number to be dialled. 2.
Page 172 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Phone Dial <number> Dials the number specified with the command. NOTE: You can say the number by saying each digit separately. For example to dial the number 9876543210, say, Dial nine eight seven six five four three two one zero NOTE: You can also say the number by saying the digits in...
Page 173 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Phone Call <contact name> Dials the specified contact name from the Contact list. NOTE: You can also say the category of the contact number like Mobile, Home, Work or Other along with the contact name.
Page 174 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Media iPod Starts playing music from the iPod or any apple device from the location where it was last stopped, if connected. Change to iPod Bluetooth Starts playing music from the Bluetooth media device from the location where it was last stopped, if connected.
Page 175 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Common Media Show All 1. Prompts you to say the music category, which you want to view. Commands 2. When you say anyone of the categories command (see Options in the (When used, will be Options: Command column), the system lists all sub-categories of the specified...
Page 176 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Common Media Browse <music category Allows you to browse through the contents in the music sub-category of the Commands type> <music sub-category Browse Artist specified music category type. For example: When you say, (When used, will be name>...
Page 177 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Common Media Music Folders Displays the first level of folders as arranged in your media device. If there are no Commands folders, all music tracks in your media device are listed. (When used, will be NOTE: applicable for the...
Page 178 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Radio Plays the AM radio frequency that was last played. AM Radio Change to AM Radio Change to AM Plays the FM radio frequency that was last played. FM Radio Change to FM Radio Change to FM...
Page 179 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Radio Tune To <frequency> Tunes to the specified radio frequency and starts playing it, if available. For Tune to Ninety Four Point Three example, to tune to station 94.3 say, NOTE: The frequency range for FM is 87.5 MHz To 108 MHz, with incremental value as 100 KHz or 0.1 MHz.
Page 180 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS Table 13: Voice Recognition Commands Feature Command System Action Radio FM Preset <number> Tunes to the FM band frequency stored in the preset number and starts playing it, if available. You can say a number in the range of 1 to 20. For example, to play FM Preset Five preset 5 say, Store to Preset...
Page 181: Frequently Asked Questions
Navigation feature to work with for the usage of the NaviMaps, except while using the your TATA car. If ConnectNext App is not installed, Go Live Traffic updates. to the Play Store and install it.
Page 182 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS consumption in your smartphone. if you download No. It will work only with NaviMaps App. Please check either of the maps, you might need approximately and install for the latest version available from the 300MB (250MB for Map and 50MB for NaviMaps App). Play Store on your Android based smartphone.
Page 183 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 11. How frequently Map upgrades are released? And This Navigation feature uses GPS from your How it is informed to me? smartphone. So your smartphone GPS reception is very important for reliable functionality of this feature. After you connect your smartphone to your TATA If you are getting weak or no GPS signal, ensure that vehicle for Navigation function, you are entitled for a you place your phone in a location of vehicle where it...
Page 184 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS you can browse through the Video files available in at a time only. To switch the source from USB to SD or the current media source only (either USB or SD). vice versa, you have to change the current media source and browse for required video file accordingly.
Page 185: Abbreviations
ABBREVIATIONS ABBREVIATIONS Table 14: Abbreviations PBAP Phone Book Access Profile The abbreviation used in the guide are listed in the below table. Park Distance Control Table 14: Abbreviations Portable Network Graphics Anti-lock Braking System Point of Interest Amplitude Modulation Radio Data System APPS Applications Rear View Camera...
Page 186: Index
Set Balance ................45 NaviMaps ................119 Set Bass ................. 44 Remote Control Application ......... 136 Set Fader ................45 CONNECTNEXT® INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM ..... 10 Set Middle ................44 Audio settings ..............44 Set Treble ................44 Control elements .............. 11 AUTO PAIRING ............
Page 187: Index
INDEX Navigation Feature Concurrences ......131 Put call on hold ..............109 Navigation Options ............126 Respond to IVR ..............108 Unlock NaviMaps Premium Functionalities .... 121 Switch between calls ............109 CRUISE CONTROL ............. 21 Switch between handset and hands-free ....109 INSTALLING NAVIGATION APPS ......
Page 188 Selecting an on-screen object ........34 Deleting a shortcut ............33 NAVIGATION FEATURE ..........119 Main Menu ................30 ConnectNext Apps ............123 MOBILE NAV APP VS EMBEDDED NAV SYSTEMS ... 119 Disclaimers ................134 MOOD LIGHTING ............159 General Information ............119 Change Mood Lighting ..........
Page 189 INDEX Steering Wheel ..............17 Handle paired devices ............. 92 OUTGOING CALL ............103 Pair Devices ................. 88 Dial using the call list ............106 Phone Settings..............97 Dial using the favorites list ..........106 PHONE FAVORITES LIST ........... 106 Dial using the phone book ..........
Page 190 INDEX AM/FM reception limitations ........53 System care and maintenance........6 Operations ................55 While driving ..............6 Overview of capabilities ..........53 SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME ........48 RADIO BAND ............. 55 STARTUP VOLUME ........... 49 Change radio band volume .......... 56 SYSTEM USAGE ............
Page 191 INDEX Perform Fast Forward/Fast Rewind of videos ..84 Set voice command volume ......... 50 Play next/previous video ..........84 Play/pause video..............84 WARRANTY CLAUSES ..........9 Randomly play videos ............. 84 WAYS OF TUNING RADIO STATIONS ....... 56 Repeat a video ..............84 Auto tuning .................

TATA Motors CONNECTNEXT User Manual

Introduction

Frequently Asked Ques- Tions

Abbreviations

Media

Getting Started

Phone

Connectnext® Apps

Vehicle

Voice Recognition Feature

Index

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