Listening To Music Via Bluetooth - Hyundai PALISADE 2020 Quick Reference Manual

A When connecting a USB storage, do not use a separate
extension cable and directly connect to the USB port. When
you connect a USB storage via a USB hub or extension cable,
the device may not be recognized.
A Push the USB connector all the way into the USB port. When
the connector is not fully inserted, a communication problem
may occur.
A Noise may occur when removing a USB device from the
system.
A You can play only the files that have been encoded in the
standard format.
A The following USB devices may not be recognized or may not
work properly.
- Encrypted MP3 players
- USB devices that are not recognized as removable disks
A USB devices may not be recognized depending on the device
status.
A Some USB devices may not be supported due to compatibility
issues.
A USB device recognition may take longer than usual depending
on the device type, capacity, and file formats on the device.
A Some devices may not be charged through USB connection. It
depends on the USB specifications.
A You can hide files only in the USB device formatted in exFAT,
FAT16/32, or NTFS. The hidden files can be found in the
"Hidden_" folder.

Listening to music via Bluetooth

To use a Bluetooth device for audio playback, connect a device
that supports Bluetooth communication such as mobile phone
and MP3 player.
For more information about Bluetooth connection:
"Connecting a Bluetooth device."
A The controls or display screens may differ depending on the
connected Bluetooth device, phone model, and music player
application.
A The streaming may not be supported in some music player
applications.
A Some functions may not be available depending on the
connected Bluetooth device or phone model.
A When a media device or mobile phone is connected by both
the Bluetooth and USB cable at the same time, the device
or system may not work properly. To use the Bluetooth
connection, remove all cables from the device.
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