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248 Audio and Visual
How to Operate Portable Audio Devices
Using the iPod“ Player
Using the iPod Player
When an iPod is connected, you can play iPod music files. On this unit,
you can perform operations such as selecting a file from a list or
changing to the random playback mode. Note that you cannot connect
an iPod cable and USB at the same time.
(1) Title information scroll buttons
*
(2) Settings button
(3) Search button
(4) Shuffle Songs button
(5) AUDIO button
(6) File up/down and fast forward (fast reverse) buttons
* The full title will be displayed unless it is too lengthy. If the length of the
information is too long, title information scroll buttons will be displayed.
NOTE•iPod and iTunes may be used with materials without copyright, or materials
for which copying or playback are legally allowed for the purposes of private
copying or playback. The infringement of copyright is prohibited by law.
•The picture display of iPod/iPhone are not supported.
•The podcast function is supported, but it may operate differently to that on
iPod or iPhone.
•“Made for iPod” and “Made for iPhone” mean that an electronic accessory has
been designed to connect specifically to iPod or iPhone, respectively, and has
been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple
is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety
and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod
or iPhone may affect wireless performance.

•iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple
Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
(1)
(2) (3) (4) (5)(6)
CAUTION
•Certain functions (such as touch panel operation and/or
video image) offered by this unit may not be used while
driving.
•Connect the connection cord correctly so that it does not
interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

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How to Operate Portable Audio Devices
NOTE•Changes to product specifications may result in differences between the
content of the manual and features of the product.
•Use USB cables of iPhone/iPod touch accessories.
•For details on smartphone functions and operations, see the smartphone's
instruction manual.
•When the ignition switch is in the “ACC” or “ON” position, the battery of the
connected iPhone/iPod touch is charged.
•iPhone/iPod touch may not be recognized in ACC OFF/ON. In this case,
remove the iPhone/iPod touch and reconnect it.
•Communication and phone call charges for smartphones should be paid by
the wireless subscriber.
•For the Aha function, only single-touch operation of soft buttons are available.
The following operations are not available.
-Flick/drag operation
-Multi-touch operation
-Double-tap•When you switch to other modes with the Aha application activated and then
turn the ACC to OFF/ON, the Aha mode will start instead of the last mode in
use if the smartphone device is still connected. If you do not want to start the
Aha mode automatically, turn off the Aha application on the smartphone.
•If there are multiple music files stored on your iPhone or iPod touch, it may
take some time until playback starts.
•Playback may be intermittent when you switch to streaming Bluetooth audio
from Aha on your smartphone device.
•Please use the latest version of the Aha application.
•When connecting the device via Bluetooth, the communication speed may
become slower than via USB.
•The following operations are not available on this unit. Perform these
operations on the smartphone.
-Add/Reorder/Delete stations
-Login to Facebook/Twitter ( When not logged in, Facebook/Twitter is not
displayed in the Station List on this unit.)
-“Shout” function
•Fuji Heavy Industries makes no guarantee regarding the content provided by
Aha.
•Aha may not work due to factors on smartphones, smartphone applications
or stations. Fuji Heavy Industries is not responsible for it.
•Depending on the circumstances and environment, the
signal may be weak or not received. In such cases, an error
may occur.
•Since the Aha application uses signals from GPS satellites
and wireless communication lines, it may not work properly
in the following locations.
-In a tunnel
-In underground parking lots
-Outside wireless communication range, such as some countryside areas
-Where the wireless communication network is congested, or where
communications are restricted
•The accuracy of the displayed information or the signal
reception performance depends on the smartphone or the
connected device, and it's wireless connection.

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How to Operate Portable Audio Devices
Using Aha Application in your vehicle
If you connect a smartphone to this unit after starting a supported Aha
app on the smartphone, you can display and operate the Aha app
displayed on the smartphone on the screen of this unit.
Connect the iPhone/iPod touch to the USB TERMINAL or connect the
Android device by utilizing the Bluetooth wireless communication
technology.
Search and download the Aha application from your smartphone app
store.
•iPhone and iPod touch J Apple App Store via iTunes.
•Android device J Google Play Store.
For details on connecting an iPhone/iPod touch, see “Using the iPod
Player” on Page 248.
For details on registering or connecting an Android device, see “Using
Bluetooth Audio” on Page 255.
When iPhone and iPod touch and Android devices are connected at the
same time, select the smartphone which you want to use on the
Settings screen. For details of Aha Radio Setting, see “Aha Setting” on
Page 32.
■Using Aha
(1) List scroll buttons
(2) AUDIO button
(3) Station buttons
(4) Title information scroll buttons
*
* The full title will be displayed unless it is too lengthy. If the length of the
information is too long, title information scroll buttons will be displayed.
(1) (4) (3)
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Other Operations
About Steering Wheel Switches
You can use these buttons to perform the main audio controls and other operations.
The table below shows the compatibility between the steering wheel switches and this unit.
Operation Button Name Function Explanation of operation
Common
operations(+)
(-)Volume button When these buttons are pressed briefly, the volume
changes by 1 step.
When these buttons are pressed and held, the volume
changes continuously.
(+): Increases the volume (in Bluetooth handsfree mode,
the ringtone volume, call volume and readout volume
or in voice recognition mode, the guidance volume).
(-): Decreases the volume (in Bluetooth handsfree mode,
the ringtone volume, call volume and readout volume
or in voice recognition mode, the guidance volume).
(MODE) Mode selection
button• The mode changes in the following order.
FM J XM J Aha*1 J DISC*1 (CD, MP3/WMA)
J USB/iPod*1 J BT-Audio*1 J AUX*1 J AM
J returns to FM.
• Ends voice recognition.
• Mute or cancels the mute.
• Pauses or playsCannot be operated while making a call, receiving a
call, or talking in Bluetooth handsfree mode.
On the voice recognition mode, press and hold (MODE)
to end voice recognition.
Press and hold to mute or cancel the mute.
Press and hold to pause or play.
(
1)
(
2)
(
4) (
5)(
6)(
3)
(1) +
/
- button
(2) <
/
> button
(3)Talk button
(4) On-hook button
(5) Off-hook button
(6) Mode selection button
No .Switch

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Other Operations
MP3/WMA player
operations*1()
()File selection
buttons• Selects the next file, previous file, or start of the
current file.
• Selects the next or previous folder.Press ( ) or ( ) briefly to select the next or previous
file.
Press and hold ( ) or ( ) to select the next or previous
folder.
USB operations
*1()
()File selection
buttons• Selects the next file, previous file, or start of the
current file.
• Selects the next or previous folder.Press ( ) or ( ) briefly to select the next or previous
file.
Press and hold ( ) or ( ) to select the next or previous
folder.
iPod and
BT-Audio
operations
*1
()
()Track selection
buttons• Selects the next track, previous track, or start of the
current track.
• Fast forwarding or fast reversingPress ( ) or ( ) briefly to select the next or previous
track.
Press and hold ( ) or ( ) to fast forward or fast reverse
the track.
Bluetooth
handsfree
operations
*1
()On Hook • Ending a call.
• Canceling a call.
• Refuse the incoming call.
• Holding the incoming call.
*2
Press briefly to end a call or cancel a call.
Press and hold to end the all call.
When in incoming call, press briefly to hold the
incoming call.
()Off Hook • Selects the telephone mode.
• Making a call.
• Receiving the incoming call.
• Connecting the call on hold.Press briefly to make or receive a call. When in a
different mode, changes to the telephone mode.
On the incoming call on hold, press briefly to
receive a call.
*1 Enabled only when operation is possible
*2 The Holding function is only available on the operation on the cell phone side.
Operation Button Name Function Explanation of operation

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Other Operations
• When the button is pressed while guidance voice,
talkback voice or help voice is being played, you can skip the
voice guidance.
• When you say “Help” while the Main Menu is displayed, a list of
the currently usable commands appears on the screen.
NOTE
A caution display appears after pressing while a Bluetooth device, USB
device or iPod is connected, and the stored data is being read. Be sure to start
the operation after the caution display disappears.
Displaying the Command List
You can display a list of the usable commands on the screen.
1Press .
• The screen changes to the Main Menu, and after the “Voice
command please.” voice guidance, a “beep” sounds.
2Say “Help”.
• The command list appears.
• If there are more pages, touch or to scroll the list.

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Other Operations
• (Next):
Display the next page of the command list.
(AV Operation):
Display the command list for the current audio operation. (Only
when an audio source is being used.)
(AV Source):
Display the audio source command list.
(Phone):
Display the handsfree operation command list. (Only during
handsfree connection.)
(Navigation):
Display the navigation operation command list.
3Check the command that you want to use in the
command list.
• You can perform the operation by saying the displayed
command.
Examples of Using the Voice Control System
This section describes examples of operating the voice control system.
For the voice commands, see “Voice Command Lists” on Page 290.
The notations used in the commands are as follows.
•<ccc>: Commands to be spoken
•J ccc: Names to be spoken
■Changing the audio mode
1Perform a voice input for the audio mode to which you
want to change. (USB in this example.)
• Say “USB”.
• The mode changes to USB.
■Changing the radio frequency
1Say “Seek up“.
• The current frequency switches to the next receivable
frequency.
• Saying “Seek down“ switches the current frequency to the
previous receivable frequency.
Next
AV Operation
AV Source
Phone
Navigation

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Other Operations
■Specifying a folder
(Switching USB folders)
1Say “Folder”.
• After you hear “Folder” spoken back to you, the current mode
changes to the folder specification mode.
( The screen also changes.)
2After the voice guidance, say the name of the folder that
you want to play.
• Starting from the first track of the specified folder, all tracks in
the folder will be switched from one to the next after your voice
command.
* iPod mode allows you to specify the desired music track from artist,
genre or playlist.
* A maximum of 1000 music tracks can be specified (when specifying
from genre or playlist, a maximum of 100).
■ Making a call with the phone book
1Say “Phone”.
• After you hear “Handsfree” spoken back to you, the current
mode changes to the handsfree menu mode.
( The screen also changes.)
2After the voice guidance, say “Call ”.
• If there are multiple candidates, follow the voice guidance and
say a list number.
• If there are multiple telephone numbers, follow the voice
guidance and say a location.
• Under the following conditions, some of registered names and
telephone numbers will be deleted from the multiple
candidates.
- When multiple registered names of completely identical characters
are found, the first name to be found will be the candidate.
- When there are multiple identical locations registered in one phone
book, the first location to be found will be the candidate.
3After notifying the name of the person you want to call
by the voice guidance, if you hear the name of the right
person spoken back to you, say “Yes”.
• A call is made to the selected person's telephone number.
• If the name of the selected person is wrong, say “No”.