2016 Hyundai Equus lock

Table of Contents
4
1. General
Warnings and Cautions
Safety Warnings
1-2
Safety Cautions
1-3
Key Product Features
Key Product Features
1- 4
Component Names and Functions
Head Unit  1-5
Front Central Controller
1-7
Rear Central Controller(Optional)1- 8
Rear Controller(Optional)
1-9
Front Climate Control
1-10
Rear Climate Control 1 (Optional)
1-11
Rear Climate Control 2 (Optional)
1-11
Steering Remote Controller
1-12
Rear View Mirror
1-13
Using the System for the First Time
Turning the System On/Off
1-14
Turning the System On
 1-14
Turning the System Off 1-14
Resetting the System

 1-15
Battery Warning Message

 1-15
Auto Video Lock

 1-15
HOME Screen
1-16
Status Icons
1-17
Languages
1-18
Adjusting the Volume1-18
Adjusting the Radio/Media Volume
1-18
Adjusting the Voice Guidance Volume

1-18
Adjusting the Call Volume

1-19
Using the Soft Keys
1-19
Inputting Text with the Controller
1-2 0
2. AV
FM/AM
Basic Mode Screen
2-2
Starting Mode
2-4
Switching to TUNE Mode
2-4
Switching to Preset Mode2-4
Searching Broadcasts Manually
2-5
Searching Broadcasts Automatically
2-5
Scanning Radio Frequencies
2-6
Presets
2-6
Saving Radio Frequencies
2-6
Using the Menu Key
2-7
FM1/FM2
2-7
Saving Frequencies Automatically (Autostore)
2-7
Radio text On/Off
2-7
HD Radio On/Off

2-8
Changing HD Radio stations

2-8
Viewing channel information

2-8
Tagging

2-9
HD RadioTM Technology
2-9
XM
Basic Mode Screen
2-10
Starting Mode
2-12
Switching to TUNE Mode
2-12
Switching to Preset Mode2-12
Searching Channels
2-13
Saving channel
2-14
Channel List
2-14
Presets
2-14
Using the Menu Key
2-15
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Table of Contents ㅣ 5
XM1/XM2/XM32-15
Searching a Channel

2-15
Scan

2-15
Category Lock

2-16
DISC
About Discs
2-17
Precautions upon handling discs
2-17
Supported Disc Format
2-18
Disc Type2-18
Disc Formats

2-18
Before playing a MP3 Disc
2-19
Supported MP3 File Specification2-19
Recommended bit rates and frequency

2-19
Detailed Specification

2-19
Precautions upon burning MP3 files
2-19
CD-R/RW Compatibility

2-20
Disc/Content Format Compatibility
2-20
By Format according to Disc Type
2-20
Ordinary Disc Compatibility

2-20
Dual-Layer DVD Video Discs

2-21
DVD Region Code

2-21
PBC (Play-Back Control)-Compatible Video
CD

2-21
PC-created Disc Compatibility

2-21
Compressed Audio Compatibility

2-21
About DVD Titles
2-22
Understanding of the DVD Titles
2-22
Color TV Support

2-22
DISC CD
Basic Mode Screen
2-23
Starting Mode
2-24
Playing a CD
2-24
Selecting a Track

2-24
Fast-forwarding or Rewinding CD
Tracks

2-25
Searching CD Tracks

2-25
Track Info/Play Info

2-25
CD List
2-26
Using the Menu Key
2-26
Shuffle
2-27
Repeat

2-27
Scan

2-27
DISC MP3
Basic Mode Screen
2-28
Starting Mode
2-29
Playing DISC MP3
2-29
Selecting DISC MP3 files

2-29
Fast-forwarding or Rewinding DISC MP3
Files

2-30
Searching DISC MP3

2-30
File Info/Play Info

2-30
MP3 List

2-31
Using the Menu Key
2-31
Shuffle
2-31
Repeat

2-32
Scan

2-32
DVD
Basic Mode Screen
2-33
Starting Mode
2-35
Playing a DVD
2-35
Selecting a Chapter
2-35
Fast-forwarding or Rewinding Chapter

2-36
Searching Chapter

2-36
Viewing in Full Screen

2-36
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5. Voice Recognition
Using Voice Recognition
Using Voice Recognition
5-2
Creating a suitable cabin environment
5-2
Starting Voice Recognition
5-3
Starting Voice Recognition
5-3
Skipping Prompt Messages

5-4
Re-starting Voice Recognition

5-4
Ending Voice Recognition

5-4
Adjusting Voice Recognition Volume

5-4
Illustration on Using Voice Recognition
5-5
Voice Command List
Voice Command List
5-6
Help Command List
5-6
Audio System Command List
5-7
FM/AM Radio
5-7
XM Radio

5-8
CD (Audio Type)

5-8
CD (MP3 Type)

5-9
DVD

5-9
VCD (Video CD)

5-9
USB Audio
5-10
USB Video

5-10
USB Image

5-11
iPod

5-11
Jukebox Audio

5-12
Jukebox Video

5-12
Jukebox Image

5-13
Others

5-13
Phone Command List
5-13
Navigation Command List
5-14
Destination
5-14
Map

5-15
POI Category List
5-16
6. INFO/Setup
Starting Mode
Starting Mode
6-2
XM Data
XM Data
6-2
Climate
Climate
6-6
Vehicle Height (Optional)
Vehicle Height(Optional)
6-8
Driving Mode (Optional)
Driving Mode (Optional)
6-9
System Settings
Voice Recognition Settings
6-9
Clock Settings

6-10
Power Off Settings (Default Image)

6-11
Locking the Rear System

6-11
Turn Rear Climate System Off

6-12
Language

6-12
Keyboard

6-12
Interactive Guide
6-13
Help

6-13
System Update

6-13
Sound Settings
Fader/Balance
6-14
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Using the System for the First Time
Component Names and Functions l 1-15
Resetting the System
This feature is used to reset the system in
the occurrence of an unforeseen error or
problem.
Press and hold the RESET key (about 1
second).
(The use of a clip or pin is recommended
when resetting the system.)
i Information
!Ÿ
Upon resetting the system, saved data and
settings information (radio frequencies,
volume and display settings and more) will
be restored back to the default factory state.
Such are not indications of malfunctions.
Battery Warning Message
Use the system only when the engine is
running. If the system is turned on with the
engine off, then the following warning will
be displayed.
This message will automatically disappear
once the engine is turned on.
i Information
!Ÿ
Using the system for prolonged periods
of time without the engine running may
result in battery discharge.
Auto Video Lock
When using the DVD, VCD, or another
video mode while driving, the display will
be turned off for safety. A related message
screen is also displayed.
< While In USB Video Mode >
Even if the screen is turned off, the media
sound will continue to be played. The
screen will automatically turn back on once
the gear is set to P or the parking brake is
turned On.
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Using the System for the First Time
Component Names and Functions l 1-17
Status Icons
Various system status icons, including Navigation, AV, and
Bluetooth
®, are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
No NameDescription
ò
Displayed when the Navigation voice guidance has been set to mute.
óDisplayed when AV mode has been set to mute.
ô
Displayed when a Bluetooth® phone has been connected.
Displayed upon downloading contacts from the Bluetooth® phone.
õ
Displayed when the user is on a Bluetooth® call.
Displayed when the user is on a Blue Link call.
Displayed when the microphone has been turned off during a call.
öDisplays the Blue Link phone sensitivity.
÷Displayed when data within the disc, Jukebox, or USB is currently be-
ing read.
ø
Displayed when the rear system is turned on (Optional)
Displayed when the rear system is turned off (Optional)
Displayed when the rear system is turned on but locked (Optional)
Displayed when the rear system is turned off and locked(Optional)
ùDisplayed when a le is being copied into the Jukebox.
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XM
XM l 2-11
Basic Mode Screen
No NameDescription
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ü Search
Channel Searches XM channels
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ior reception for 5 seconds
each.
!Ÿ
Within preset mode, scans previously saved presets.
þ Category
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or channels with the category lock
set, only the channels within the xed category can be
searched.
ÿ Save
Channel Sa
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XM
2-16
Category Lock
Press the MENU key Ü Select
Category Lock .
Once Category Lock is turned ON, the
Category Lock icon is displayed on the
main screen. Upon operating the seek fea-
ture with the Lock ON, only channels within
the category are searched.
i Information
!Ÿ
Performing the below operations in Lock
ON state will search only the channels
within the current category.

Operating Scan in TUNE mode

Changing channels by turning the con-
troller in TUNE mode

Changing channels by turning the
TUNE knob in TUNE mode

Searching channels through Seek Up/
Down
!Ÿ
The below operations are not affected by
the Category Lock feature.

Selecting saved Preset channels

Changing channels by turning the con-
troller in Preset mode

Changing channels from the Channel
List
!Ÿ
Changing channels through voice recog-
nition
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Navigation
Navigation l 3-35
GPS Info
About GPS
GPS (Global Positioning System) is a sys-
tem developed and operated by the United
States which determines the current loca-
tion of the user (latitude, longitude, etc) by
generally using 3 or more satellites.
This system is used with related GPS
information, various sensors, road map
data, and other related information for the
purposes of navigation.
i Information
!Ÿ
For continued map updates, information
collection and surveys are continuously
being conducted to check for changes
to roads and new road construction.
Nonetheless, roads, facilities, and fares
are under constant change. Consequently,
it is impossible to completely delete any
errors, including road updates, names,
facilities, and fares. Keep such matters in
mind when using GPS.
!Ÿ
Roads with widths less than 3m are not
included within the map data. Roads
including sections with widths less than
3m may be deleted upon updating the
map data.
When GPS information cannot be
used
GPS information may not operate under
the following conditions.

!Ÿ
When buildings, tunnels, or other
obstructions block satellite signals
!Ÿ
When materials are placed above the
GPS antenna and block satellite signals
!Ÿ
When the satellite is not transmitting
!Ÿ
When a digital cellular phone (1.5GHz)
is placed near the GPS antenna
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