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Import Address Book from USB Device
You can import the location data on a USB device to the system.
A
The previous location data on the system is to be deleted.
A
While importing from a navigation system that uses a
diff erent coordinate system, the locations may appear
diff erently.
Export Address Book to USB Device
You can export the location data on the system to a USB device.
A
The location data on the USB device is deleted.
Extend Rear Camera Use (if equipped)
You can set to display the rear camera display even when you
change the shift position other than “R” (Reverse) after reversing.
A
When you shift to "P" (Park) or drive at a predetermined
speed or faster, the rear view display disappears to display the
previous screen.
Confi guring the sound settings
You can change the sound settings such as speaker volume and
sound eff ects.
A
Available settings may diff er depending on the vehicle model
and specifi cations.
A
Some functions may not be available depending on the
infotainment system and amplifi er specifi cations on the
vehicle.
1 On the All Menus screen, touch Setup >
Sound.
The sound settings screen appears.
2 Confi gure the settings required:
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Fuel Price Information (if equipped)
When displaying gas stations or LPG charging stations on the
map, the fuel prices below a specifi c range can be displayed.
A
Select Display Fuel Price Info on Map to view recommended
fuel prices based on the prices off ered in the area.
A
Fuel prices on the map may diff er from actual ones.
User Data
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 uses
only the USB device formatted in exFAT, FAT16/32, or NTFS.
000eImport Address Book from USB Device: You can import the
location data on a USB device to the system.
A
The previous location data on the system is to be deleted.
A
While importing from a navigation system that uses a
diff erent coordinate system, the locations may appear
diff erently.
000eExport Address Book to USB Device: You can export the
location data on the system to a USB device.
A
The location data on the USB device is deleted.
Show Route Overview While Stopped.
You can set to display the route overview from the start point to
the destination when the vehicle is stationary.
Others
You can confi gure navigation options, e.g., turning on or off fuel
prices, exporting or importing places from and to Address Book.
A
The screen may diff er depending on the vehicle model and
specifi cations.
Previous Destinations Settings
You can set to automatically save the previous destination and
display the previous destinations when the navigation system
starts.
000eSave Previous Destinations: The previous destination is
automatically saved.
000eShow Previous Destinations after Navigation Start-
up: When the navigation system starts, the list of recent
destinations appear on a pop-up window.
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USB playback
Symptom Possible cause Solution
Files in a USB device cannot be
played.There are no compatible fi les for
playbackCopy the fi les that can be played by the system to the USB device
and connect the device again.
> See “USB mode.”
Poor connection is found. Remove the USB device from the USB port and then reconnect it
properly.
The USB device is dirty. Remove foreign materials from the surface that contacts the USB
device and USB port.
A USB hub or extension cable is
used.
Connect the USB device directly to the USB port on the vehicle.
The USB device is non-standard. Use a USB device that is compatible with the system.
> See “USB
mode.”
The USB device is damaged. Use your computer to format the USB device and then connect the
device again. Format the device in FAT16/32 format.
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Phone projection
Symptom Possible cause Solution
The phone projection function
is not performed when a
smartphone is connected using
a USB cable.Phone projection is not
supported.
Visit the website to check whether your smartphone supports the
phone projection.
000eAndroid Auto: https://support.google.com/androidauto
000eApple CarPlay: http://www.apple.com/ios/carplay
The function is inactive.
000eOn the All Menus screen, touch Setup >
Device Connections,
select the function to use, and then turn on the phone projection
option.
000eMake sure that the phone projection is not disabled in the
application settings or block-out settings on your smartphone.
Smartphone is encountered with
poor operation or malfunction. 000eCheck that the smartphone battery level is not too low.
Recognition may not work properly when the battery level is too
low.
000eThe phone projection may not work properly when the signal
strength is weak.
000eWhen the smartphone is locked, fi rst unlock it.
000eInitialize the smartphone and connect the device again.
A black screen appears when
the phone projection is
activated or in use.The smartphone malfunctions.
000eRemove the USB cable from the smartphone and connect the
device again.
000eInitialize the smartphone and connect the device again.
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SiriusXM™ 3-8
Changing to SiriusXM mode 3-8
Featured Favorites channels 3-11
Searching for channels 3-10
Seeing the program schedule 3-11
Selecting channels 3-10
Sound Mood Lamp 2-16
Sound settings 9-16
Sounds of Nature 2-17
Split screen 1-12
Steering wheel remote control 1-3
Surround view monitor
Door opening/mirror folding
alert 2-11
Rear view video 2-12
Screen settings 2-12
Screen view 2-11
System Info 9-33
System status indicator icons 10-9
T
Troubleshooting 10-2
Bluetooth connection 10-5
Navigation operation 10-8
Phone projection 10-6
Sound and display 10-2
System operation 10-7
USB playback 10-4
TUNE Knob Function 9-13
Turning the system on or off 1-4
U
Update 9-37
USB fi le specifi cations 10-13
USB music 4-2
USB port 4-2
USB storage device specifi cations 10-14
Using the Driver talk mode in the
rear seat 2-15
Using the Quiet mode in the
rear seat 2-16
Using the rear-seat climate
control system 2-14
Using the sound mood lamp 2-16
Using the touch screen 1-6
UVO
Service 8-2
UVO menu
Diagnosing the vehicle 8-7
Driving Information 2-21
My POIs 8-6
Roadside Assistance 8-5
Settings 8-9, 9-26
Virtual Assistant 8-8
Voice Local Search 8-9
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