Hyundai KONA 2021 Owner's Manual page 266

Convenient features
Notes on connecting Apple devices
• Ensure that the iOS and firmware
of your device is up-to-date before
connecting it to your system.
Outdated devices may cause a system
error.
• If your device's battery is low, the
device may not be recognised. Check
the battery level and, if necessary,
charge the battery before connecting
the device to your system.
• Use an Apple-approved cable. Using
an unapproved cable may cause a
distorted noise or an error during
playback.
• Use a cable shorter than 1 metre in
length, such as the one originally
supplied with a new Apple device.
Longer cables may lead to the
infotainment system not recognising
the Apple device.
• Fully insert a USB connector into the
USB port. Failure to do so may cause a
communication error.
• If you connect your device to the
system while playback is in progress
on the device, you may hear a high
pitch sound just after the connection.
Connect the device after stopping or
pausing playback.
• Connecting your device during a
download or synchronizing with
iTunes may cause an error. Connect
the device after the download or
synchronization is complete.
• If you connect an iPod nano (except
for the 6th generation) or an iPod
classic, the brand logo will be
displayed on the device screen. For
an iPhone and an iPod touch, the logo
will not be displayed.
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Notes on playing Apple devices
• Depending on the model, your
device may not be recognised due
to unsupported communication
protocols.
• The order of the songs displayed or
played on the system may differ from
the order of the songs stored in your
device.
• Depending on the music player
application you are using, information
displayed on the system may differ.
• In an iPhone, the audio streaming
function and iPod mode control may
conflict. If an error occurs, disconnect
and reconnect the USB cable.
• When using an iPhone or an iPod
touch, do not control the device while
it is connected to your system. An
error may occur.
• If you make or receive a call during
playback via an iPhone, the music
may remain paused after you end the
call. If you do not hear the music after
ending a call, check the device to see
if the music is paused.
• Do not duplicate a song in multiple
folders. One song saved in multiple
folders may cause an error with search
and playback functions.
• If you perform a media control
function, such as stop or repeat,
just before a song ends, the song
information displayed on the screen
may not match the song currently
playing. This is not a system error.
Restart the iPod mode on the system
or pause and resume playback on
your device.
• Skipping or improper operations
may occur depending on the
characteristics of your Apple device.
• If the Apple device malfunctions due
to an Apple device defect, reset the
Apple device and try again. (To learn
more, refer to your Apple device
manual.)