Page 1 Car Infotainment System | Quick Reference Guide (영어 | 미국) 표준5Wide SONATA L0MS7-BK000...
Page 2 To access the online manual for Car Infotainment QR code System, scan the Be sure to read this User’s Manual before using the product to ensure safety and usability.
Page 3 Reading the manual on web Scan the QR code after installing the QR code reader application from App Store ( ) or Google with the QR code Play Store ( You can access the online user’s manual of the system by scanning the QR code with your smartphone.
Page 4 A Without scanning the QR code, you can directly enter the URL • The speed on the navigation system may diﬀ er from actual vehicle speed. address to see User’s Manual on Web. (http://webmanual. hyundai.com/STD_GEN5_WIDE/AVNT/USA/English/index. While driving, refrain from watching the screen. html) •...
Page 5 Safety Precautions Make sure that the volume of the phone is suﬃ ciently low so that the external sound is audible. • When you drive with no external sound present may cause a traﬃ c accident. Be sure to keep the following instructions. Otherwise, it may •...
Page 6 Component names and functions Control panel MAP button POWER button/VOLUME knob • Returns to the current location on the map. • Press the button to turn on or oﬀ the Radio/Media. • When pressed while in guidance on the map screen, the voice •...
Page 7 RADIO button SEEK/TRACK button • Turns on the radio. • Changes the broadcast program channel, music, or ﬁ le while • When you press the button repeatedly with the radio turned on, using the Radio/Media function. it toggles between FM and AM modes. •...
Page 8 Steering wheel remote control Voice Recognition button • Press and hold to start or end voice recognition of a connected smartphone via phone projection. (The button’s operation may vary depending on smartphone speciﬁ cations.) MODE button • Press the button repeatedly to toggle between the radio and media modes.
Page 9 Turning the system on or oﬀ Warning Ý • Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death. The driver's primary responsibility is the safe and legal Turning on the system operation of the vehicle, and the use of any vehicle systems, including the touch screen and steering wheel controls, which...
Page 10 Product speciﬁ cations Display Item Speciﬁ cations Common speciﬁ cations Display size AV body - 10.25 inch (243.65 x 91.37 mm) Number of pixels AV body - 1,382,400 pixels (resolution: 1920 x 720) Item Speciﬁ cations Drive system TFT (Thin Film Transistor) active matrix External dimensions 441.9 x 158.4 x 190.1 mm system...
Page 11 FCC Certiﬁ cation This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the 20 cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other Rules.
Page 13 Car Infotainment System User’s Manual [ This guide covers speciﬁ cations for all vehicle models, including optional speciﬁ cations, and is based on the latest version of system software. [ The design and speciﬁ cation of the system may change without prior notice for performance improvement. [ In order to improve the product performance, the functions and services in this manual are subject to change without notice.
Page 14 Available materials for operation Quick Reference Provided in the format of a booklet. It provides brief information of the system, including basic controls and main functions. Guide User's To see the information while using the system, press Menu > User's Manual on Web Manual on (QR Code).
Page 15 Symbols in this User’s Manual Indicates very important information directly related to user safety. Failure to follow Warning instructions may cause serious injury. Caution Indicates important information directly related to user safety. Failure to follow instructions may cause minor injury or vehicle damage or breakdown. Note Indicates helpful information for operation of the product.
Page 16 Safety Warnings Be sure to keep the following instructions. Otherwise, it may For emergency services (e.g. hospital, ﬁ re station), do not rely solely on the navigation system. cause serious injury or accident. • Some emergency services may not be included in the navigation map. Driving Check relevant information in advance to stay prepared for an emergency.
Page 17 Safety Precautions Be sure to keep the following instructions. Otherwise, it may System handling Ü Ü cause minor injury or system damage. Do NOT apply excessive force to the system. Operation • When you apply excessive pressure to the screen, the LCD panel or touch Ü...
Page 18 Monday through Friday, between the hours of 5:00 AM or stored by the vehicle. Hyundai has created a Vehicle Owner and 7:00 PM PST and Saturday and Sunday between 6:30 AM and Privacy Policy to explain how these technologies and services 3:00 PM PST (English).
Page 19: Table Of Contents
Contents System overview Using the split screen 1-12 Opening the split screen 1-12 Editing the split screen 1-13 Component names and functions Closing the split screen 1-13 Control panel Steering wheel remote control Turning the system on or oﬀ Useful functions Turning on the system Turning oﬀ...
Page 20 Radio Using the Driver Talk mode in the rear seat 2-15 Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat 2-16 Listening to the radio Playing Sounds of Nature 2-16 Radio screen Changing the radio mode Using the HD Radio Data 2-17 Changing the radio channel Viewing traﬃ...
Page 21 Navigation Using the address book 5-20 Registering a searched place as a favorite place 5-20 Registering the current position as a favorite place 5-21 Navigation functions Registering a frequently visited place as a favorite place 5-22 Navigation Menu overview Setting a registered favorite place as a destination 5-22 Finding a route easily Registering a frequently visited place as a destination...
Page 22 Blue Link Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth 6-15 Rejecting a call 6-16 Using functions during a call 6-16 Blue Link service Checking a new message over Bluetooth 6-18 Service restrictions Checking a new message 6-18 Subscribing to the service Checking a new message from the list 6-19 Running the Blue Link...
Page 23 Settings Conﬁ guring the sound settings 9-24 Position 9-25 Volume 9-25 Conﬁ guring the vehicle settings Advanced 9-26 Head-Up Display Tone 9-27 Driver Assistance Priority 9-27 Drive Mode Navigation Volume 9-28 Climate 9-10 Reset 9-28 Lights 9-11 Turning on/oﬀ the screen touch sound 9-28 Door 9-12...
Page 24 Appendix Date/Time 9-36 Language 9-37 Keyboard 9-38 Solutions 10-2 Units 9-38 Screen Saver 9-39 System status indicator icons 10-9 SW Info/Update 9-39 10-11 System Info 9-40 Conﬁ guring the display settings 9-41 Product speciﬁ cations 10-13 Mode 9-41 Important information 10-17 Illumination 9-42...
Page 25: System Overview
System overview Component names and functions Turning the system on or oﬀ Using the touch screen Using the Home screen Seeing the all menus screen Using the split screen...
Page 26: Control Panel
Component names and NAV button • Moves to the navigation/route screen. • When you press and hold the button, functions the Places screen appears. > See “Searching by keyword.” The following describes the part names and controls on the RADIO button •...
Page 27: Steering Wheel Remote Control
Steering wheel remote control SETUP button • Displays the Settings screen. • When you press and hold the button A The shape may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model and the SW Info/Update screen appears. speciﬁ cations. For more information, see “Quick Reference >...
Page 28: Turning The System On Or Off
Turning the system on or oﬀ Move lever/ • Changes the broadcast program button ( channel, music, or ﬁ le while using the Radio/Media function. The following explains how to turn on or oﬀ the system. Before • Long push or long press to search a using the system, be sure to read the user's manual for safe and broadcast program while listening to convenient manipulation.
Page 29: Turning Off The System
Warning Ý • Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death. The driver's primary responsibility is the safe and legal operation of the vehicle, and the use of any vehicle systems, including the touch screen and steering wheel controls, which take the driver's eyes, attention, and focus away from the safe operation of the vehicle, or which are not permissible by law,...
Page 30: Using The Touch Screen
Using the touch screen Caution Ü Ü • The system can be turned on even when the ignition switch is in “ACC” or “ON.” However, when you use the system without This system is equipped with a touch-enabled screen. You can use turning on the vehicle for a long time, it may cause battery various practices by using this feature.
Page 31: Press" Gesture
“Press” gesture “Press and hold” gesture Lightly press the desired item and release the ﬁ nger. Press and hold the desired item. The corresponding function is run or the corresponding menu is It is used to fast forward or rewind during playback. selected.
Page 32: Slide" Gesture
“Slide” gesture “Drag” gesture On the media playback screen, press the slide bar to Press and hold the desired item and drag it to change the playback position. another position. You can change the playback position during playback. The selected item moves to the new position.
Page 33: Swipe" Gesture
“Swipe” gesture “Spread/pinch” gesture Lightly swipe the screen in the desired direction. On the map screen, press and hold the screen with two ﬁ ngers and spread or pinch the ﬁ ngers. It is used to move fast vertically or horizontally across the menu screen or options list.
Page 34: Using The Home Screen
Using the Home screen Displays the speciﬁ ed user proﬁ le image. When the image is pressed, the user proﬁ le setting screen appears (if equipped). > See “Conﬁ guring the user proﬁ le settings (if equipped).” The Home screen provides various functions. The list of menu items appears.
Page 35: Editing Widgets On The Home Screen
Editing widgets on the Home screen Editing icons on the Home screen You can edit the types and positions of the widgets to display on You can see and rearrange the list of icons in the Home screen. the Home screen. At the upper left of the Home screen, press Menu At the upper left of the Home screen, press Menu >...
Page 36: Seeing The All Menus Screen
Seeing the all menus screen Using the split screen (if equipped) You can see all menus on the Home screen. You can set to display various information such as map, Radio/ Media info, driving info, and clock on the split system screen. Press and gently swipe the Home screen to the left as shown below.
Page 37: Editing The Split Screen
Editing the split screen You can change information on the split screen. Press and hold, and then drag the split screen up or down to select the desired information item. Closing the split screen Press the split screen button when the split screen is open.
Page 39: Useful Functions
Useful functions Using the First Run Setup Using the phone projection function Using the driving assist display Using the climate control system Using the rear-seat climate control system Using the Driver Talk mode in the rear seat Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat Playing Sounds of Nature Using the HD Radio Data Seeing the driving information...
Page 40: Using The First Run Setup
Using the First Run Setup When the First Run Setup screen appears, press Start. (if equipped) A To use the default settings without changing the environment, press Skip. You can conﬁ gure the system settings for each driver when multiple people are using the vehicle. In First Run Setup, you can conﬁ...
Page 41 Set the keyboard type for text entry and then Set the map display method and then press Next. press Next. • 2D Heading Up: The map is rotated depending on the driving direction. To set the driver’s name, press Rename. •...
Page 42: Using The Phone Projection Function
Using the phone projection To use Android Auto, ﬁ rst check the following. • Visit the Android Auto website at https://www.android. function com/auto to check the list of countries, device types, and models that support Android Auto. When you connect an Android smartphone or iPhone to the •...
Page 43 Connect a smartphone to the USB port on the Using the Android Auto vehicle by using the provided USB cable. On the All Menus screen, press Android Auto. A When the connection is made for the ﬁ rst time, the system screen displays a notiﬁ...
Page 44: Pairing To An Iphone Via Apple Carplay
Pairing to an iPhone via Apple CarPlay A To use the functions on your smartphone with the minimized system settings, update the smartphone OS to the latest version. After you connect an iPhone to the vehicle with Apple CarPlay, you can run and control applications on the phone through the A The recognition time may diﬀ...
Page 45 Connect an iPhone to the USB port on the vehicle Using the Apple CarPlay by using the provided USB cable. On the All Menus screen, press Apple CarPlay. A When the connection is made for the ﬁ rst time, the system screen displays a notiﬁ...
Page 46: Using The Driving Assist Display
Using the driving assist display A To use the functions on your smartphone with the minimized system settings, update the smartphone OS to the latest version. You can see the view around the vehicle through the system A The recognition time may diﬀ er depending on the device screen.
Page 47: Using The Rear-View Display
Using the rear-view display Moving direction lines (yellow) Displays the vehicle’s moving direction based on the steering angle. Press the “R” (Reverse) button shifter (or move the shift lever to “R” in a previous vehicle model) with Neutral steering lines (blue) the vehicle turned on.
Page 48 Viewing the rear top view display A Available settings may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model (if equipped) and speciﬁ cations. You can look down the rear view from the top through the rear- A You can change the motion settings of the rear camera. On view display.
Page 49: Surround View Monitor
Surround View Monitor Press the icon to get a view in the desired (if equipped) direction. You can check the surroundings by using multiple cameras on the vehicle. Icon Description A Use the +/- button on the right of the screen to zoom in or out.
Page 50 Viewing the surround view while reversing Conﬁ guring the surround view monitor settings Press the “R” (Reverse) button shifter (or move the On the surround view screen, press shift lever to “R” in a previous vehicle model) with the vehicle turned on. Select and then change the settings.
Page 51: Using The Climate Control System
Using the climate control Can turn on or oﬀ the automatic temperature control function. system (if equipped) Can activate Climate mode for the driver’s seat only. Can turn on or oﬀ the air conditioner. You can check and adjust the climate system settings on the Can turn on or oﬀ...
Page 52: Using The Rear-Seat Climate Control System
Using the rear-seat climate control system (if equipped) You can check or set the rear-seat climate status on the system screen. Perform any of the following methods: • Press the [REAR] button on the climate control system. For manual temperature control •...
Page 53: Using The Driver Talk Mode In The Rear Seat
Using the Driver Talk mode in Make conversation through the microphone of the driver’s seat. the rear seat (if equipped) A To end the Driver Talk mode, press End. A When you move to another screen without pressing End, When the driver’s voice cannot be delivered well to the rear seat, shortly press the End Call button on the steering wheel to you can use the microphone of the driver’s seat for smooth end the driver talk function.
Page 54: Using The Quiet Mode In The Rear Seat
Using the Quiet mode in the Playing Sounds of Nature rear seat (if equipped) (if equipped) To allow occupants in the rear seat to have rest and sleep, you Listen to the calming sound of rain, waves, and more to relax can set to adjust the system volume.
Page 55: Using The Hd Radio Data
Using the HD Radio Data The list of menu items appears. • User's Manual on Web (QR Code): Displays the QR code that provides access to the online user manual You can access an array of information with HD radio data such for the system.
Page 56: Viewing Traffi C Information
Viewing traﬃ c information Check the traﬃ c information details. On the All Menus screen, press HD Radio Data. Press Traﬃ c. Select an item from the traﬃ c information list to see the details. A To see traﬃ c information along with your current route or A Traﬃ...
Page 57: Checking Weather Information Via Hd Radio Data
Checking weather information via HD Checking weather information in Radio Data Doppler Radar On the All Menus screen, press HD Radio Data. On the All Menus screen, press HD Radio Data. Press Weather. Press Doppler Radar. Check today's weather information of your See the weather condition details in the HD Radio position (for city).
Page 58: Seeing The Driving Information
Seeing the driving information Viewing notiﬁ cations (if equipped) You can analyze the driving patterns by checking the driving View Blue Link notiﬁ cations including the navigation and map information such as driving time, distance, idle time, and vehicle update information. speed distribution.
Page 59 The list of menu items appears. • Notiﬁ cation Popup: Set to display notiﬁ cations upon receipt in a pop-up. • User's Manual on Web (QR Code): Displays the QR code that provides access to the online user manual for the system. •...
Page 61: Radio
Radio Listening to the radio Listening to HD Radio™ Listening to SiriusXM™ radio...
Page 62: Listening To The Radio
Listening to the radio You can scan radio channels by using various options. Save your favorite channels to the presets list. Perform any of the following methods: • On the All Menus screen, press Radio. • On the control panel, press the [RADIO] button. Type B Radio screen Returns to the previous step.
Page 63 Warning The list of menu items appears. Ý • Enter Station: Can select or directly enter the desired Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control radio frequency. that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death. The •...
Page 64: Changing The Radio Mode
Changing the radio mode Changing the radio channel Perform any of the following methods: Perform any of the following methods: • On the Radio screen, press Band repeatedly. • On the Radio screen, press the desired channel from the presets list. •...
Page 65 Using the scan function You can listen to each broadcast brieﬂ y and select a desired one. On the Radio screen, press Only the channels with good reception can be listened for 5 seconds in turn. Type B A The screen may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model and speciﬁ...
Page 66: Saving The Current Radio Channel
Saving the current radio channel When you save the current playing channel in the preset list, you can easily select it later. Perform any of the following methods: • While listening to a broadcast, press and hold an empty preset number with no channel on the radio screen. •...
Page 67: Editing The Radio Channel List
Editing the radio channel list Changing the number of channels to display on the preset list Changing the order of registered channels At the upper left of the Radio screen, press Menu > Set Number of Presets. At the upper left of the Radio screen, press Menu >...
Page 68: Listening To Hd Radio
Listening to HD Radio™ You can listen to radio from HD radio stations when they are available. On the Radio screen, press When HD Radio signals are received, the radio switches from the analog mode to the HD mode. Type B A The screen may diﬀ...
Page 69: Hd Radio™ Technology
HD Radio™ Technology Program Info: Presents song name, artist, station IDs, and other relevant data streams. Digital, CD-quality sound. HD Radio™ Technology enables local radio stations to broadcast a clean digital signal. AM sounds like today's FM and FM sounds like a CD. FM stations can provide additional digital-only audio programming on HD2/HD3...
Page 70: Listening To Siriusxm™ Radio
Listening to SiriusXM™ radio SiriusXM mode screen You can listen to radio channels provided by SiriusXM, a satellite radio service. Changing to SiriusXM mode On the Radio screen, press Band > SiriusXM. Returns to the previous step. Can change the radio mode. Can access the list of available SiriusXM radio channels.
Page 71: Searching For Siriusxm Radio Channels
Searching for SiriusXM radio channels Split Screen: Can turn on or oﬀ the split screen mode. Displays the options list. You can select a channel from available SiriusXM channels. • Channel List: Can see the list of available SiriusXM channels. On the Radio screen, press Band >...
Page 72: Selecting Channels By Using Channel Numbers
Selecting channels by using channel Seeing the program schedule numbers You can see the program schedule and information for the channels saved in your preset list. When you know the exact channel number, you can enter it to select the channel directly. On the Radio screen, press Band >...
Page 73: Listening To Featured Favorites Channels
Listening to Featured Favorites channels You can listen to Featured Favorites channels on the SiriusXM radio. Multiple sets of channels can be broadcast and can be changed by SiriusXM. On the Radio screen, press Band > SiriusXM. On the SiriusXM radio screen, press Menu > Featured Favorites.
Page 75: Media
Media Using media...
Page 76: Using Media
Using media Perform any of the following methods: • On the Home screen, press the Radio/Media info widget. • On the control panel, press the [MEDIA] button. You can use the USB mode to play music ﬁ les on a connected mobile device, such as USB device and MP3 player.
Page 77 Warning Restart playing the current ﬁ le or previous ﬁ le. Ý Can pause or resume playback. Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death. The driver's Can play the next ﬁ...
Page 78 Fast forward Playing the previous ﬁ le By using the fast forward function, you can listen to music in the You can play the previous ﬁ le during playback in the USB device. USB device from the desired point during playback. Perform any of the following methods: Perform any of the following methods: •...
Page 79 Playing the next ﬁ le Turning on/oﬀ the random playback You can play the next ﬁ le in the USB device during playback. You can turn on or oﬀ the random playback mode for USB music. Perform any of the following methods: On the USB music playback screen, press repeatedly.
Page 80 USB music list screen Caution Ü Ü • Be sure to start the vehicle before connecting a USB device. You can search and play the desired music from the list by When you start the vehicle after connecting a USB device, the pressing List on the USB music playback screen.
Page 81: Listening To Music Via Bluetooth
Listening to music via Bluetooth 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, To use a Bluetooth device for audio playback, connect a device the device may not be recognized.
Page 82 Bluetooth audio playback screen When two Bluetooth audio devices are connected to the system, select a device to play music. The media player runs when you play a music ﬁ le from a The list of menu items appears. connected audio device via Bluetooth. •...
Page 83 Resuming playback of the current Bluetooth Resuming playback of the previous Bluetooth audio ﬁ le audio ﬁ le You can play the current Bluetooth audio ﬁ le from the beginning. You can play the previous Bluetooth audio ﬁ le during playback. Perform any of the following methods: Perform any of the following methods: •...
Page 84 Resuming playback of the next Bluetooth audio ﬁ le You can play the next Bluetooth audio ﬁ le during playback. Perform any of the following methods: • On the Bluetooth audio playback screen, press • On the control panel, press the [TRACK ] button. A You can also run the function by using the Move lever/button on the steering wheel.
Page 85: Navigation
Navigation Navigation functions Various ways to ﬁ nd routes Using the address book Searching for gas stations Searching for EV (Electric Vehicle) charging stations...
Page 86: Navigation Functions
Navigation functions Returns to the previous step. Search for a location by entering various types of keywords such as place name and address. > See “Searching by keyword.” Navigation Menu overview Select any of previous destinations to set as a destination. >...
Page 87: Finding A Route Easily
On the map screen, press Place or Address. You can see the entire route information to the destination. > See “Avoiding speciﬁ c zones.” You can register your home, oﬃ ce, or other frequently visited places as a favorite for ease of search. The list of menu items appears.
Page 88 Select a destination from the search result. A When there is no searched result, you can see the button that enables to search data oﬄ ine. A When communication is available, online search is performed ﬁ rst. A You can see the sites in the list on the preview screen at the right.
Page 89 Caution - The vehicle is driving in a rugged mountain area or on a Ü Ü steep curve road. • Distracted driving or negligence in keeping your eyes forward - The vehicle is entering a public road after making a turn may cause a loss of vehicle control.
Page 90: Map Screen
- When you are driving at high speeds, route recalculations may take longer. A Because the navigation system is used for information purposes only, Hyundai does not assume responsibility of the accuracy of the information. Type B (EV only) A When the traﬃ c information is not received, the status icon appears at the top of the map screen.
Page 91 Displays the Home screen. Displays or hides the detailed guidance. Used to change the map display mode. You can see the system information on the map. (It can display up to two items.) (Heading Up): Rotates the map depending on the •...
Page 92: Confi Guring The Settings For Map Display
Adjusting the navigation volume You can adjust the volume of navigation or GPS warning sound. On the map screen, press and then press , or use the control bar to adjust the volume. For more information about the highway exits or rest areas, press Details.
Page 93: Stopping The Route Guidance
Stopping the route guidance Select an item from the real-time traﬃ c information list and see the details. To stop route guidance, press Pause Route. A To reroute using recent traﬃ c information while in guidance, press Detour. The destination displayed at the bottom of the screen disappears and the Pause Route is replaced by Resume Route.
Page 94: Various Ways To Fi Nd Routes
Various ways to ﬁ nd routes Searching by keyword Enter various types of keywords such as place name and address On the Navigation menu, you can set the destination by using and then search for the destination. various searches, such as entering the location information or selecting from recent destinations or categorized places.
Page 95 Enter the location data such as place name, Select a destination from the search result. address, or coordinates and then press OK. A You can see the sites in the list on the preview screen at the right. A When there are any similar matches, the recommendations appear at the right of keypad.
Page 96: Searching By Previous Destinations
Searching by previous destinations Select the desired destination from the list. A To categorize the searched items, select a category. You can set a destination by selecting from the recently searched A To change the sorting order, press and select a sorting ones.
Page 97: Searching The Nearby Points Of Interest
Searching the nearby points of interest Select a desired point according to the instructions. You can set a destination after searching the nearby points of A To select a value from the recent list, press History. interest by the category. A To search for POIs after entering the POI category, press On the Navigation Menu screen, press POI Search.
Page 98 Select a destination from the search result. Check the location of the destination and then press Start Guidance. A To categorize the searched items, select a category. A To change the type of nearby POIs on the map, press A To change the sorting order, press on the drop-down Menu >...
Page 99: Searching For Restaurants
Searching for restaurants Displaying the points of interest on the map You can set to display nearby points of interest on the map. On the Navigation Menu screen, press On the map screen, press Menu > Nearby POIs and Restaurants. then select an item to display on the map.
Page 100: Searching For Emergency Services
Check the location of the destination and then Select the type of emergency service. press Start Guidance. A Use the location information at the bottom of the screen, if necessary to contact the desired emergency service. Searching for emergency services A To access the online user’s manual on the Emergency screen, press Menu >...
Page 101: Editing The Route
Editing the route On the map for a search, press Add Waypoint. The selected waypoint is immediately added to the route. You can edit the current route so that you can travel via waypoints on the way to the destination. You can add up to two waypoints. Setting a waypoint You can search for the desired place and set it as a waypoint.
Page 102 Changing the order of waypoints Deleting a waypoint You can change the order of waypoints on the route. You can delete a waypoint from the route. On the Navigation Menu screen, press Edit On the Navigation Menu screen, press Edit Route.
Page 103: Changing The Route Search Criteria
Changing the route search criteria Avoiding speciﬁ c zones You can change the route search criteria to resume routing. You can resume routing after excluding the speciﬁ ed roads such as congested roads or roads under construction. On the Navigation Menu screen, press Route On the Navigation Menu screen, press Route Options.
Page 104: Using The Address Book
Using the address book On the Address Book screen, press My Places. A To access the online user’s manual on the Address Book screen, press Menu > User's Manual on Web (QR Code) After registering the current location or frequently visited places, and then scan the displayed QR code.
Page 105 Registering the current position as a Check the location and information of the current position and then press Done. favorite place On the map screen, press Menu > Save. If necessary, press Save after making changes. If necessary, press Save after making changes. The place is registered as a favorite place.
Page 106: Registering A Frequently Visited Place As A Favorite Place
Registering a frequently visited place as Setting a registered favorite place as a a favorite place destination You can register your home, oﬃ ce, or other frequently visited You can set any in the address book of the navigation system as a place as a favorite.
Page 107: Registering A Frequently Visited Place As A Destination
Registering a frequently visited place as Editing the registered place a destination You can change the place name, phone number, and other information of a favorite place. You can set your home, oﬃ ce, or other frequently visited places as a destination directly from your favorites list once you add On the Navigation Menu screen, press Address them.
Page 108: Deleting A Registered Favorite Place(S)
Importing/exporting the address book After changing the information, press Save. You can import location data from a USB device to the system, or export the data on the system to a USB device. Deleting a registered favorite place(s) A When importing or exporting the location data, you can uses On the Navigation Menu screen, press Address only the USB device formatted in exFAT, FAT16/32, or NTFS.
Page 109: Searching For Gas Stations
Searching for gas stations Select a destination from the search result. A To categorize the searched items, select a category. You can search nearby gas stations. A To change the sorting order, press on the drop-down list and then select the sorting criteria. On the Navigation Menu screen, press Gas A To access the online user’s manual on the Gas Stations Stations.
Page 110: Searching For Ev (Electric Vehicle) Charging Stations
Searching for EV (Electric Select a destination from the search result. A To categorize the searched items, select a category. Vehicle) charging stations (EV only) A To change the sorting order, press on the drop-down list and then select the sorting criteria. You can search nearby charging stations.
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Page 119: Phone
Phone Connecting a Bluetooth device Making a call via Bluetooth Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth Checking a new message over Bluetooth...
Page 120: Connecting A Bluetooth Device
Connect your mobile phone, registered device.” MP3 player, or device that supports the hands-free or audio function. A For more information on Bluetooth-enabled devices and their functional compatibility, visit the HYUNDAI Motor America website (https://www.hyundaiusa.com/bluetooth).
Page 121: Registering A Device
Registering a device Turn on Bluetooth on the Bluetooth device to connect and select the vehicle system on the list To connect a Bluetooth device to the system, ﬁ rst add the device of searched devices. to the list of Bluetooth devices on the system. A The system’s Bluetooth name can be seen on the Add New On the All Menus screen, press Setup >...
Page 122: Connecting A Registered Device
Connecting a registered device A After the access request is approved, it may take a while until the Bluetooth connection is completed. As soon as the Bluetooth connection is completed, the Bluetooth connection To use a Bluetooth device, ﬁ rst connect a registered Bluetooth indicator icon appears at the top of the screen.
Page 123 Press the device name or icons to connect. Bluetooth connection screen Select the function to connect and press OK. A If you cannot connect your device, check to make sure its Returns to the previous step. Bluetooth option is enabled. Select hands-free or Bluetooth audio to connect or disconnect A When the connection is terminated abnormally due to Bluetooth devices.
Page 124: Disconnecting A Registered Device
Making a call via Bluetooth Disconnecting a registered device On the All Menus screen, press Setup > Device You can connect a Bluetooth device with the hands-free function Connections > Bluetooth > Bluetooth to use a Bluetooth phone. The Bluetooth connection allows you to view call details directly from the system screen, and to make Connections.
Page 125: Dialing From The Recent Call List
Dialing from the recent call list A The download may not work in some phone models. A You can download up to 50 call records for each list. Make calls directly from call history of your mobile device. A Call durations do not appear on the system screen. When you connect your mobile device and system over Bluetooth, A You cannot download call records when the download is the list of recent calls from the device will be downloaded to the...
Page 126: Dialing From The Favorites List
Dialing from the favorites list Returns to the previous step. View a list of recent calls downloaded to the system from the Make a list of frequently used phone numbers to call them quickly device. in the future. View all recent calls. When you connect your mobile device and system over View only dialed calls in the list.
Page 127 To set a phone number as a favorite, press the Favorites screen button next to it. The phone number is now added to your favorites list. Returns to the previous step. Choose a contact from the list. View a list of favorite contacts. The system dials the selected contact.
Page 128: Dialing From The Contacts
Dialing from the contacts The list of menu items appears. • Add New/Edit: Add a new contact or edit the favorites list from downloaded contacts. You can use contacts from the connected mobile device on the system. • Delete: Delete a contact from the favorites list. •...
Page 129 A You can download only the contacts that can be displayed on A When a new contacts list is downloaded, the previous records the connected Bluetooth device. The contacts may not appear are removed. in some applications. A The downloaded contacts cannot be edited or deleted from A You can download up to 5,000 contacts for each device.
Page 130 Contacts list screen The list of menu items appears. • Download: Download the list of contacts from the connected mobile device. • Search: Search contacts by entering a name or a phone number. • Privacy Mode: Activate the lock mode to protect personal data.
Page 131: Using The Dial Pad
Using the dial pad After entering a phone number, press A call is connected to the entered phone number. Enter a phone number using the dial pad to make a call. A When contacts are on the system, search for the desired When you connect your mobile device to the system via contact by entering the initial letters or number on the dial Bluetooth, you can enter and dial a phone number from the...
Page 132 Dial pad screen Activate the lock mode to protect personal data. The data downloaded from the mobile phone stays hidden while this mode is on. Find and connect other Bluetooth devices. Make a phone call using voice recognition. > See “Dialing with voice recognition.”...
Page 133: Dialing With Voice Recognition
Accepting an incoming call Dialing with voice recognition over Bluetooth When you connect your mobile device to the system via Bluetooth, contacts from the device are downloaded to the system, and you can choose to call them using voice recognition. The system screen alerts you when you receive a call while A To call using voice recognition, there must be contacts stored connected using Bluetooth.
Page 134: Rejecting A Call
Using functions during a call Warning Ý • Pull over the vehicle at a safe place before connecting your During a call, the following screen appears. mobile phone. It may take the driver attention oﬀ the road and cause a traﬃ c accident which can result in damages, Press to use the available options.
Page 135 Switching to another call The list of menu items appears. • Privacy Mode: Activate the lock mode to protect personal You can receive another incoming call while in a call. This option data. The data downloaded from the mobile phone stays is available only when the connected mobile phone supports the hidden while this mode is on (if equipped).
Page 136: Checking A New Message Over Bluetooth
Checking a new message over Checking a new message Bluetooth When a message is received, the new message notiﬁ cation window appears. After connecting a mobile phone via Bluetooth, you can check To check the message, press View. the received messages through the system screen and listen to voice messages converted from the text messages.
Page 137: Checking A New Message From The List
Checking a new message from the list Bluetooth message screen Perform any of the following methods: • On the All Menus screen, press Phone. • On the steering wheel, press the Call button. On the Bluetooth Call screen, press Select a message from the list. Check the message.
Page 138: Sending A Text By Using The Voice Recognition
Sending a text by using the voice Used to move to the previous or next message. recognition Can text a message by using the voice recognition. > See “Sending a text by using the voice recognition.” When you connect your mobile device to the system via The list of menu items appears.
Page 139: Voice Functions
Voice functions Voice recognition Using the Siri Eyes Free Voice Memo...
Page 140: Voice Recognition
Voice recognition A Voice recognition may not work properly when: - The sunroof or windows are open so the wind is strong. - The fan speed of the air conditioner or heater is high (level With the voice recognition function, you can access various 3 or below is recommended).
Page 141 Voice recognition screen To end the voice recognition, perform one of the following methods: According to voice recognition, the icons for voice recognition, • In standby mode for voice recognition, say "Exit" voice guidance, and command process appear. • On the voice recognition screen, press Exit. The recognized voice command appears in text.
Page 142: Seeing The Voice Recognition Help
Seeing the voice recognition help Adjusting the voice guidance volume Adjust the voice guidance volume when the system volume is so You can see more details on how to perform various functions by low or high and it interferes with your driving. voice commands.
Page 143 Select the desired option and see its help. Voice recognition Help • To see the entire help for use of voice commands, press at the bottom of the screen. Returns to the previous step. • To see more details on how to use voice commands for The function list appears.
Page 144: Available Voice Commands
Available voice commands Command Function Call <Name> on The system dials a phone number Other saved as other than "Mobile", "Work", or Call commands "Home" for that contact. Dial Number You can make a call. Say a phone Command Function number to begin a call.
Page 145 You can search for a designated POI This command is available only if Blue Address> name or address. Link is activated. For example, say "Find Hyundai Change Bluetooth You can search for and connect another dealerships" or "Find Hyundai Device Bluetooth device.
Page 146 Command Function Command Function Previous Points You can select a location from the list of Change Work You can change the location saved as your previous destinations, frequently your work. visited points, and starting points. Say Pause Route Pause the navigation guidance. the number of the location you want.
Page 147 A When you use a command starting with "Find," the system Command Function searches for locations within the state or province where your Emergency Services You can select a location from the list vehicle is currently located. To search for locations in another of nearby police stations, hospitals, state or province, say the state or province name ﬁ...
Page 148 Radio commands Command Function Deny a notiﬁ cation asking for your Command Function conﬁ rmation in an exceptional situation. FM <87.5 to 107.9> Turn on the FM radio with that Next* If there are more than ﬁ ve items on a list, frequency.
Page 149: Poi Names
POI names POI name POI name POI name Long John Silver's Smoothie King Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon McAlister's Deli Steak n Shake Restaurants Longhorn Steakhouse McDonald's Whataburger Luckys Cafe POI name Panda Express Coﬀ ee Shops Outback Steakhouse Fast Food Restaurants Panera Bread Starbucks Ponderosa...
Page 150 Japanese Restaurants Gulf Automotive Papa Murphy's Korean Restaurants Husky POI name Pizza 73 Seafood Restaurants Ingles Gas Express Hyundai dealerships Pizza Hut Red Lobster Marathon Gas Stations pizza pizza Captain D's Martin's Gasoline Cici's Pizza Vegetarian Restaurants Meijer Gas Station...
Page 151 POI name POI name POI name POI name QuikTrip AutoZone AAMCO Transmissions CITGO Rutter's BOSCH Car Service ACDelco Costco Sheetz Canadian Tire Big O Tires Exxon Shell Certigard CARQUEST Flying J Sinclair Chevron Meineke Car Care Center Fred Meyer Fuel Center Speedway CITGO Monro Muﬄ...
Page 152 Travel POI name POI name POI name Days Inn Intercontinental Ritz-Carlton POI name DELTA JW Marriott Rodeway Inn Airports Doubletree La Quinta Inn & Suites Sheraton Hotels Econo Lodge Lexington Sleep Inn Americas Best Value Inn Embassy Suites Mainstay Suites SOFITEL AmericInn Grand Residences by...
Page 153 Shopping POI name POI name POI name AVIS Convenience Stores Mac's POI name Budget 7-Eleven Mini Mart Department Stores Dollar Rent A Car ampm Quick Stop Canadian Tire Enterprise Valero Corner Store Dollar General Hertz Circle K Shopping Centers Dollar Tree National Fleetfuels Grocery Stores...
Page 154 POI name POI name POI name POI name Albertsons Sam's Club Home Depot Sam's Club ALDI Electronics Stores Lowe's SEPHORA Piggly Wiggly AT&T Merle Norman Sleepy's Safeway Best Buy PETCO Sunglass Hut Winn-Dixie GameStop PETSMART Toys"R"Us Pharmacies Radioshack Sally Beauty Supply Tuesday Morning CVS/pharmacy Sprint...
Page 155 Recreation Financial Services POI name POI name Children's Place Caisse Populaire Desjardins POI name POI name Dressbarn Capital One Amusement Parks Banks Famous Footwear CIBC Museums Bank of America Finish Line First Citizens Bank Cinemas BB&T Foot Locker First National Bank Golf Courses Chase M&T Bank...
Page 156 Community Services POI name POI name SunTrust Nursing Homes POI name POI name TD Bank Optical Services Police Stations Hospitals TD Canada Trust Personal Services Post Oﬃ ces Medical Services US Bank Repair Services Libraries Physicians Wells Fargo Veterinary Hospitals Schools Tax Services Bank of the West...
Page 157: Using The Siri Eyes Free
Using the Siri Eyes Free Say a command. A You can perform the functions related to Bluetooth calls on the system and other functions on your Apple device. When you connect an Apple device that is compatible with Siri A Press the Voice Recognition button to restart Siri. to your system via Bluetooth, you can use the Siri Eyes Free.
Page 158: Voice Memo
Voice Memo Returns to the previous step. Displays the list of recorded voice memos. You can use the microphone on the vehicle to record and play Starts or pauses the recording. voice memos. Stops recording. The list of menu items appears. Using the voice memos •...
Page 159: Recording A Voice Memo
Recording a voice memo Playing a voice memo You can select and play a recorded voice memo. On the Voice Memo screen, press From the list of Voice Memos, press the desired voice It starts recording a voice memo. memo. When recording is ﬁ...
Page 161: Blue Link
Blue Link Blue Link service Running the Blue Link Using safety and security services Contacting the Blue Link Center...
Page 162: Blue Link Service
Blue Link service Service restrictions Blue Link services are provided via the mobile communication Blue Link provides connected car services, such as roadside network. Accordingly, the service may be restricted depending on assistance and emergency rescue, via the latest IT and the mobile communication network condition.
Page 163: Subscribing To The Service
Subscribing to the service Running the Blue Link Once you have signed up for Blue Link, activate the service to use You can use the Blue Link service via the Blue Link menu on the it on the system. system. Caution Ü...
Page 164: Using The Received Location Information
Activate the Blue Link service to use it on the system or access Using the received location information modem information. > See “Conﬁ guring the Blue Link settings.” You can see the location information received from the online The list of menu items appears. map database and set one of them as the destination.
Page 165: Checking Maintenance Service Intervals
Check the location information. Checking maintenance service intervals (if equipped) You can see information about the intervals for the last and next maintenance services. This feature can help you maintain your vehicle on a regular basis. On the All Menus screen, press Blue Link > Maintenance.
Page 166: Diagnosing The Vehicle
A A diagnosis result provided by this service is only an estimated You can diagnose your vehicle. The information is sent to the result based on the signals from your vehicle. Visit a Hyundai Blue Link Center. You can receive the diagnosed result from the...
Page 167: Confi Guring The Blue Link Settings
After the voice guidance ends and you hear a Using safety and security beep, say the POI name or Address. services Upon any emergency or accident, you can use various types of assistances. Auto Collision Notiﬁ cation This service provides you with immediate assistance when an A Depending on the system language, voice recognition accident occurs and an airbag is deployed.
Page 168: Sos
Stolen Vehicle Recovery You can request Blue Link emergency services. When your vehicle is reported stolen, the Blue Link center can provide assistance to the police in an attempt to recover the Upon any emergency, press the [ ] button on the vehicle.
Page 169: Contacting The Blue Link Center
Contacting the Blue Link Center You can contact a Blue Link Center representative directly to request help or make inquiries. Press the [ ] or [ ] button on the vehicle. A To end the call, press End on the screen or press the [ ] or [ ] button.
Page 171 Settings Conﬁ guring the vehicle settings Conﬁ guring the device connection settings Conﬁ guring the advanced system settings Conﬁ guring the sound settings Conﬁ guring the voice recognition settings Conﬁ guring the navigation settings Conﬁ guring the Blue Link settings Conﬁ...
Page 172: Confi Guring The Vehicle Settings
Conﬁ guring the vehicle settings (if equipped) You can conﬁ gure the functions for driving and related environments. A Any changes to the settings of the vehicle should be done while the vehicle is safely parked. A The screen may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model and speciﬁ...
Page 173: Driver Assistance
Driver Assistance Caution Ü Ü (if equipped) Be sure to always check the vehicle surroundings while driving. You can set to use various systems that assist the driver for safety. The equipped cameras and sensors may not operate under all driving conditions.
Page 174 • Lane Following Assist: Helps the steering wheel control to • Highway Auto Curve Slowdown: The driving speed keep the correct lane while driving. automatically decreases in the highway curve zone. A It operates based on the curve zones on the route. When Warning Ý...
Page 175 Driver Attention Warning Forward Safety (if equipped) (if equipped) If necessary, set to output alerts to prevent accidents by analyzing You can set to help detect and monitor the vehicle ahead. the driving patterns. • Active Assist: Helps mitigate a collision by generating a •...
Page 176 Lane Safety Blind-Spot Safety (if equipped) (if equipped) Set to generate warning or provide assist to help the vehicle stay You can set to generate warning sound and may provide active in its lane. assist if there is a possible collision with an approaching vehicle while changing lanes.
Page 177 Parking Safety • Active Assist: Helps prevent collision by generating warning (if equipped) sound and helping you adjust the vehicle speed if any suspected blind spot collision danger. You can set to generate warning sound and may provide assist when an obstacle is detected while parking. Warning Ý...
Page 178: Drive Mode
Drive Mode CUSTOM (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set to select the drive mode optimized for the driving You can change the vehicle settings for driving conditions. habits or road conditions. • Powertrain: Controls the engine and transmission for stable driving in various situations.
Page 179 Drive Mode Change Alert • AWD: The four-wheeled drive mode in which all front and rear (if equipped) wheels are used, is mainly used for driving on snow roads. You can set how to display the notiﬁ cation message when the - SMART: Automatically selects the most eligible drive mode is changed.
Page 180: Climate
Climate Automatic Ventilation (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set to prevent condensation inside and keep inside air You can conﬁ gure the operation environment for climate control pleasant using this feature. system. • Auto Dehumidify: Once the inside air circulation mode has been used for a long time, it is switched to the outside air inﬂ...
Page 181: Lights
Climate Features Ambient Light (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set or change the settings for the climate system. You can set the brightness and color of the ambient light. • Rear Climate Controls: Used to move to the climate control screen for the rear seat.
Page 182: Door
Door Horn Feedback (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set to generate guiding beep when all doors are locked. You can conﬁ gure the operation environment for the trunk and doors. 2 Press Unlock (if equipped) You can set to unlock all doors by pressing the door unlock button twice.
Page 183: Cluster
Cluster Energy Consumption Reset (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set to automatically initialize the average fuel economy. You can set the data to display on the instrument cluster and the volume and type for guiding beep. • After Ignition: The average fuel economy is automatically initialize whenever you drive the vehicle.
Page 184: Convenience
Convenience Cluster Voice Guidance Volume (if equipped) (if equipped) You can adjust the volume of guiding beep. You can conﬁ gure the features for convenience such as welcome sound and wireless charging. Welcome Sound (if equipped) You can set to generate the notiﬁ cation sound when turning on or oﬀ...
Page 185: Seat
Seat Wireless Charging System (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set to charge your smartphone wirelessly. You can set to use various features (motions and warmer control for the driver’s seat, rear seat, and steering wheel) that are related A This feature is available only in smartphones that can be to the seats and steering wheel.
Page 186: Digital Key
Seat Position Change Alert Seating Easy Access (if equipped) (if equipped) You can set the system to display a notiﬁ cation message along For convenience upon getting on and oﬀ , you can adjust the with the seat image on the screen when a seat position is position of the driver's seat or steering wheel to secure space changed.
Page 187: Reset
Conﬁ guring the device Enable Digital Keys (if equipped) connection settings You can set whether or not to use the digital keys. Smart Phone Key (if equipped) You can manage Bluetooth devices or conﬁ gure their operation settings. You can also activate the phone projection so that you You can register or delete a smartphone key.
Page 188 Bluetooth Connections A For more information on how to use the Bluetooth functions: > see “Connecting a Bluetooth device.” You can register or delete a Bluetooth device from the system A Some setting options appear when a smartphone is and connect or disconnect a registered device. connected to the system.
Page 189: Android Auto
Android Auto Bluetooth System Info You can see and edit the Bluetooth information of the system. You can activate the Android Auto function to pair your Android smartphone with the system. Privacy Mode Enable or disable Privacy Mode. Hide data including contacts and call history from showing up on the system screen to protect privacy.
Page 190: Confi Guring The Advanced System Settings
Conﬁ guring the advanced Return to Map: Set Time system settings You can set the system to automatically display the map screen after a speciﬁ ed period of time when switched to the Radio/Media mode screen while using the navigation. You can conﬁ...
Page 191: Tune Knob Function
TUNE Knob Function Custom Button (if equipped) You can change the [TUNE/FILE] knob’s function on the map. You can set the frequently used functions by pressing the custom button on the control panel. Set the frequently used functions as custom buttons to access them easily. Changes Stations, Tracks, etc., in the Audio A The screen may diﬀ...
Page 192: Steering Wheel Mode Button
Steering Wheel MODE Button Home Screen You can select the media mode to run when the [MODE] button You can change the layout of the Home screen. on the steering wheel is pressed. A You can add AM or Phone Projection function on each MODE button to perform easily.
Page 193: Split Screen
Split Screen My Data (if equipped) You can specify the items to display on the Split Screen. You can import location data from a USB device to the system, or export the data on the system to a USB device. A When importing or exporting the location data, you can use only the USB device formatted in exFAT, FAT16/32, or NTFS.
Page 194: Extend Rear Camera Use
Conﬁ guring the sound settings Import Address Book from USB Device You can import the location data on a USB device to the system. You can change the sound settings such as speaker volume and A The previous location data on the system is to be deleted. sound eﬀ...
Page 195: Position
Position Volume You can select a position where sound is more audible in the You can adjust the volume for each system function including vehicle. By pressing the desired point on the seat image or phone projection. pressing the arrow buttons, you can ﬁ nely adjust the position. To concentrate the sound to the center of the vehicle, press System Sound A The screen may diﬀ...
Page 196: Advanced
Advanced Quantum Logic Surround (if equipped) Provides the surround sound that can give spatial depth of ﬁ eld You can change the system sound settings and apply various as on an actual stage. sound eﬀ ects. Clari-Fi (if equipped) Provides sound close to the original after recovering the sound lost during compression.
Page 197: Tone
Tone Navigation Guidance You can set to enable the navigation sound to be heard ﬁ rst when You can adjust the sound by adjusting the strengths (output using both the navigation system and Radio/Media system. levels) for each audio band: Bass, Midrange, and Treble. You can also initialize the output levels for all audio bands.
Page 198: Navigation Volume
Navigation Volume Reset You can select a method to adjust the navigation volume. You can initialize all the sound settings. Turning on/oﬀ the screen touch sound Mute Navigation Guidance (if equipped) Press the Mute button on the steering wheel when the navigation To turn on or oﬀ...
Page 199: Confi Guring The Voice Recognition Settings
Conﬁ guring the voice Use Network recognition settings When Blue Link is activated, press the button in the vehicle to initiate network Navigation searches. Network searches can provide a greater variety of results, but rely on network signal You can change the settings for voice recognition. strength.
Page 200: Confi Guring The Navigation Settings
Conﬁ guring the navigation Unit (if equipped) settings You can set the distance unit of the navigation map to mile or You can conﬁ gure the navigation settings for navigation Show Previous Destinations after Navigation operations, screen display, voice guidance, etc. You can also Start-up export or import the location data.
Page 201: Guidance
Guidance Return to Map: Set Time You can set the system to automatically display the map screen You can conﬁ gure the navigation guidance settings. after a speciﬁ ed period of time when switched to the Radio/Media mode screen while using the navigation. >...
Page 202: Traffi C
Traﬃ c Navigation Guidance During Calls Sets whether or not to provide guidance during a call. When You can set whether to display traﬃ c information on the checked, you can hear the guidance during a call. navigation map screen. In addition, you can set the system to apply changes in traﬃ...
Page 203: Volume Control
Volume Control Reset You can set how to adjust the volume while using the navigation You can initialize all the settings of the navigation system. system. Use Map Screen Volume Buttons Can adjust the volume by using the button on the map screen. Use Map Screen Volume Buttons or Volume knob During voice guidance, you can use the volume control button on...
Page 204: Confi Guring The Blue Link Settings
Conﬁ guring the Blue Link Modem Information settings You can check the modem information for use of the Blue Link service. You can subscribe to the Blue Link service or see the modem information. On the All Menus screen, press Setup > Blue Link.
Page 205: Confi Guring The User Profi Le Settings
Conﬁ guring the user proﬁ le Proﬁ le Settings settings You can specify the details and operation environment for a (if equipped) registered user. You can additionally set proﬁ les for each driver after First Run Setup. On the All Menus screen, press Setup > User Proﬁ...
Page 206: Confi Guring The General System Settings
Conﬁ guring the general Link Blue Link Account system settings You can use various services and convenient management features when linked to the registered Blue Link service. A Subscribe to Blue Link to check the function. > See “Subscribing You can conﬁ gure general settings for date, time, language, and to the service.”...
Page 207 Language GPS Time After receiving the time from GPS, it sets the system date and You can set the system display language. time automatically. A To manually set the date and time, uncheck GPS Time, press the current date and time below GPS Time, and then set the date and time.
Page 208 Keyboard Units (if equipped) You can change the keyboard type for each language to use when You can specify the units to display on the system screen. entering the text. A The screen may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model and Distance and Speed speciﬁ...
Page 209 Screen Saver SW Info/Update You can select the items to display on the screen saver in standby You can see the versions of system components. You can also mode. update the system to the latest version. Perform any of the following methods: •...
Page 210 Storage A The screen may diﬀ er depending on the vehicle model and speciﬁ cations. You can check the storage space of the system memory where A For details on how to update the system software: voice memos can be saved. >...
Page 211 Conﬁ guring the display Mode settings You can set the system to automatically adjust the display brightness depending on the ambient light intensity. You can also set the system to keep the display bright or dark all the time. You can change the system display settings such as display brightness.
Page 212 Illumination Blue Light Filter You can set the system to automatically adjust the display Enable blue light ﬁ ltering to adjust the screen light to reduce the brightness depending on the cluster illumination. You can also level of eye strain. set the level of display brightness to use while using the daytime or night mode.
Page 213 Conﬁ guring the media settings Reset You can initialize all display settings such as brightness. Set to receive a notiﬁ cation when the information changes during playback or to include sub-folders when playing a folder on repeat. On the All Menus screen, press Setup > Media. The media settings screen appears.
Page 214 Updating the system software Repeat Folder and map Set to include sub-folders when playing a folder on repeat. You can update the navigation map and infotainment system. Please visit your local dealership to update your system. A Any changes made after the update ﬁ le is created are not reﬂ...
Page 215 Appendix Solutions System status indicator icons Product speciﬁ cations Important information Index Trademarks Open Source Information...
Page 216 Solutions Before reporting a malfunctioning system, refer to the following table and see if you can identify and ﬁ x the problem. If the problem persists or you are unable to locate your speciﬁ c need, contact your place of purchase or dealer. Sound and display Symptom Possible cause...
Page 217 Symptom Possible cause Solution The image quality is poor. Screen adjustment is required. On the All Menus screen, press Setup > Display > Illumination, and then adjust the brightness. > See “Illumination.” Vibration occurs in the system. The images may get distorted when vibration occurs in the system. This is not a system failure.
Page 218 USB playback Symptom Possible cause Solution Files in a USB device cannot be There are no compatible ﬁ les for Copy the ﬁ les that can be played by the system to the USB device played. playback and connect the device again. >...
Page 219 Bluetooth connection Symptom Possible cause Solution The system is not detected by a Registration mode needs to be On the All Menus screen, press Setup > Device Connections > Bluetooth > Bluetooth Connections > Add New to run the Bluetooth device. run.
Page 220 Phone projection Symptom Possible cause Solution The phone projection function Phone projection is not Visit the website to check whether your smartphone supports the is not performed when a supported. phone projection. smartphone is connected using • Android Auto: https://support.google.com/androidauto a USB cable.
Page 221 System operation Symptom Possible cause Solution The previous media mode does It is encountered with poor When the media source is not connected or played normally, the not appear when the system is media connection or playback previous mode appears. Connect the media source again or play it turned oﬀ...
Page 222 Navigation system operation Symptom Possible cause Solution The destination is not searched. Outdated map data To update your system, visit your local dealership. Route guidance of the navigation Outdated map data To update your system, visit your local dealership. system does not match the There have been changes in the Route guidance of the navigation system may not match the actual actual road conditions.
Page 223 System status indicator icons Bluetooth/call You can see the system status by checking the status indicator Connecting a phone via Bluetooth icons at the top right of the system screen. Connecting an audio device via Bluetooth Diﬀ erent status indicator icons appear when each function is performed.
Page 224 Available functions in the rear seat Blue Link (if equipped) Talking with a Blue Link phone Rear-seat remote control locked Blue Link phone’s microphone oﬀ Rear-seat sleep mode On Vehicle location sharing Front-seat driver is having a conversation with a rear- seat occupant Sending the vehicle location Receiving the vehicle location...
Page 225 Bluetooth Which functions can I use via Bluetooth? Navigation You can use the hands-free call function with a mobile How can I update the map? phone connected. You can also play music after connecting an audio device such as MP3 player or mobile phone.
Page 226 Broadcast reception I bought a new mobile phone and want to replace my old phone with the new one to connect the system. How can I register the new phone to the system? I turned on the radio while driving but I heard no sound but noise.
Page 227 Product speciﬁ cations Item Speciﬁ cations Speciﬁ cation details Max. number of directory layers: 20 layers Media player Max. folder/ﬁ le name length: 255 Bytes Valid characters that can be used in a folder/ﬁ le name: 2,350 Alphanumeric USB mode characters/4,888 Chinese characters Max.
Page 228 A The following ﬁ les are not played. A With the USB storage devices that are not equipped with a plug-type connector (metal cover type), proper operation is - Modiﬁ ed ﬁ les (format-changed ﬁ les) not guaranteed. - Variant ﬁ les (e.g. MP3 ﬁ les encoded by WMA audio codec) - USB storage devices with a plastic plug may not be - DRM (Digital Rights Management)-protected ﬁ...
Page 229 Common speciﬁ cations Bluetooth Item Speciﬁ cations Item Speciﬁ cations Power supply DC 14.4 V Frequency 2400–2483.5 MHz range Operating DC 9-16 V voltage Supported Bluetooth Dark current Below 1 mA in average within 45 days version Operating -20 to +70 ℃ Supported Hands-free (1.7), A2DP (1.3), AVRCP (1.6), temperature...
Page 230 LTE RF Item Speciﬁ cations CDMA Reception Frequency: Item Speciﬁ cations 869 MHz to 894 MHz (BC0), 1930 MHz to 1990 MHz (BC1) Reception Frequency: 1930 MHz to 1990 MHz (B2), Sensitivity: 2110 MHz to 2155 MHz (B4), -104 dBm under (FER = 0.5 % under) 869 MHz to 894 MHz (B5), Transmission Frequency:...
Page 231 Important information General operation Before using your system, read and follow all instructions and Voice command control safety information provided in this user's guide ("User's Manual"). Not following precautions found in this guide can lead to an Features within the system may be executed using only voice accident or other serious consequences.
Page 232 Navigation features Route safety Navigation features included in the system are intended to Do not follow the route suggestions if doing so would result provide detailed instructions to get you to a desired destination. in an unsafe or illegal maneuver, if you would be placed in an Ensure that all persons using this system carefully read and follow unsafe situation, or if you would be directed into an area that you all instructions on safety information.
Page 233 Index Bluetooth Component Names and Functions Bluetooth phone Control panel Advanced system settings 9-20 Answering a call 6-15 Custom button 1-2 Android devices Call 6-7 MAP button 1-2 Contacts list 6-10 MEDIA button 1-2 Android Auto 2-4 Dial pad 6-13 NAV button 1-2 Apple devices Favorites settings 6-8...
Page 234 Date and time settings 9-36 FAQ 10-11 HD Radio Data 2-17 Bluetooth 10-11 Defog/Defrost Options 9-10 HD Radio™ 3-8 Broadcast reception 10-12 Deleting a location 5-24 Home screen 1-10 Navigation 10-11 Destination search 5-3 Self-inspection method upon Driver talk mode in the rear seat 2-15 failure 10-12 Driving assist display 2-8 Finding a route easily 5-3...
Page 235 Map 5-6 Parking assist guide lines 2-9 Radio POI display 5-14 Changing the channel 3-4 Phone projection Changing the radio mode 3-4 Map update 9-44 Android Auto 2-4 Deleting a channel 3-7 Apple CarPlay 2-6 Media device connection 4-2 Scanning channels 3-6 Previous Destinations 5-12 Media player Rear-seat climate control system 2-14...
Page 236 Settings Solutions Advanced settings 9-20 Bluetooth connection 10-5 Update 9-44 Blue Link settings 9-34 Navigation operation 10-8 USB ﬁ le speciﬁ cations 10-13 Bluetooth settings 9-17 Phone projection 10-6 USB music 4-2 Date and time 9-36 Sound and display 10-2 Device connection 9-17 System operation 10-7 USB port 4-2...
Page 237 HD Radio and the HD, HD Radio , and Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such "ARC" logos are registered trademarks or marks by HYUNDAI is under license. trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corporation in the United States and/ or other ®...
Page 238 Open Source Information This system contains open source software. To download the open source codes installed on this product developed under GPL, LGPL, Apache, and other open source licenses, please visit http://en.mobis.co.kr/opensource/list.do. All notiﬁ ed license content, including the source code, is available for download.

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