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NAV button 000EMoves to the navigation/route screen.
000EWhen you press and hold the
button, the Places screen appears.
> See “
Searching by keyword.”
RADIO button 000E Turns on the radio.
000EWhen you press the button
repeatedly with the radio turned
on, it toggles between FM, AM and
SiriusXM modes.
MEDIA button
000E Runs the connected medium.
000EWhen you press the button twice
with a medium connected, the media
selection window appears.
SEEK/TRACK
button
000E Changes the broadcast program
channel, music, or file while using the
Radio/Media function.
000EPress and hold the button to search a
broadcast program while listening to
the radio.
000EPress and hold the button to fast
forward or rewind during playback
(except for Bluetooth audio mode).
Custom button
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)
000E Runs the user-defined function.
000EPress and hold the button to display
the Custom button settings screen.
> See “
Custom Button ☆ .”
Component names and
functions
The following describes the part names and controls on the
control panel and steering wheel.
Control panel
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The shape may differ depending on the vehicle model and
specifications. For more information, see “Quick Reference
Guide” that is separately provided.
POWER button
(POWER/PWR)/
VOLUME knob
(VOLUME/VOL) 000EPress the button to turn on or off the
Radio/Media.
000EPress and hold the button to turn off
the screen and sound.
000ETurn the knob left or right to adjust
the system volume.
000ETurn the knob while hearing voice
navigation to adjust the volume.
MAP button
000E Returns to the current location on the
map.
000EWhen pressed while in guidance on
the map screen, the voice guidance is
repeated.

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Turning the system on or off
The following explains how to turn on or off the system. Before
using the system, be sure to read the user's manual for safe and
convenient manipulation.
Turning on the system
1 Turn on the vehicle.
2 When a safety warning message appears, read it
and touch Confirm.
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To change the display language, touch Language.
Move lever/button
(
/)
000E Changes the broadcast program
channel, music, or file while using the
Radio/Media function.
000ELong push or long press to search a
broadcast program while listening to
the radio.
000ELong push or long press to fast
forward or rewind while playing
media (except for Bluetooth Audio
mode).
Call button
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)
000E Before connection of Bluetooth: Press
to display the Bluetooth connection
window.
000EAfter connection of Bluetooth: Press
to display the recent calls list, press
and hold to redial the last number,
and press for an incoming call to
answer it.
000EOn a Bluetooth call: Press to switch
to Call Waiting and press and hold
to switch between the system and
mobile phone.
End Call button
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)
000E During a Bluetooth call, press to end
the call.
000EPress to ignore a call with the
Bluetooth connected.

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Using the Android Auto
1 On the All Menus screen, touch Android Auto.
2 Perform the desired function.
000ETo run the functions for phone, music, or navigation on
the smartphone, touch the corresponding app icon.
000ETo use the Google voice recognition, press and hold the
Voice Recognition button on the steering wheel.
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By pressing the [ MODE] button on the steering wheel, you
can run the media application on your smartphone as well as
the Radio/Media mode of the system.
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On the All Menus screen, touch Setup >
Advanced >

Steering Wheel MODE Button and then press the [ MODE]
button to set the functions to run.
> See “ Steering Wheel MODE
Button.”
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By pressing the Call button on the steering wheel, you can
make a call via Bluetooth connection.
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The screen may differ depending on the vehicle model
and specifications.
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Select Use Split Screen at Android Auto screen to show
split screen when using Android Auto (if equipped).
3 Connect a smartphone to the USB port on the
vehicle by using the provided USB cable.
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When the connection is made for the first time, the system
screen displays a notification window. Check the details
and then touch OK.
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To end the Android Auto and disconnect from the
smartphone, remove the USB cable from the system.
\334Caution
Do not repeatedly connect and remove the USB connector
within a short time. It may cause device errors or system
failures.
4 When the smartphone is locked, unlock it first and
then consent to the use of Android Auto.
When the smartphone is recognized successfully, the Android
Auto menu is activated on the All Menus screen.

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Using the driving assist display
You can see the view around the vehicle through the system
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The displayed screen may differ depending on the vehicle
model.
\335Warning
When backing up, make sure to follow the guidelines below:
000EBefore entering your vehicle, always check the area behind
your vehicle.
000EDo not solely rely on the rear view camera when backing up.
Always ensure that it is safe to back up by checking behind
you and looking in the rearview mirrors.
000EAlways back up slowly and stop immediately if you suspect
that a person, especially a child, might be behind you.
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Objects on the screen may not be as close or far as they appear.
Be sure to check the rear, left, and right sides with your own eyes
for safety.
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To use the functions on your smartphone with the minimized
system settings, update the smartphone OS to the latest
version.
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The recognition time may differ depending on the device
type, firmware, and OS version.
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Charges may apply for any mobile data used while Apple
CarPlay is running.
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Some functions may not work properly depending on the
network signal strength.
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Avoid interacting with the smartphone while using Apple
CarPlay.
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You cannot use the following functions when Apple CarPlay is
in use.
000DBluetooth
000DUSB mode
000DBrowse function using the [TUNE/
FILE] knob
000DAndroid Auto

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a Moving direction lines (yellow)
Displays the vehicle’s moving direction based on the
steering angle.
b Neutral steering lines (blue)
Displays the moving direction if you reverse the vehicle in
neutral. Noting these lines, you can determine whether
the vehicle is stopped in correct direction and the
distances to the neighboring vehicles are adequate.
c Collision warning lines (red)
Used to prevent collision.
d Rear top view button (if equipped)
Touch the button to display the rear top view.
e Parking distance warning (if equipped)
Depending on the distance to obstacles, the warning
color and alert sound change along with the level (1/2/3)
to notify of the distance.
f Camera image adjustment
Used to adjust the brightness and contrast of camera
images.
g Center
Used to initialize the brightness and contrast of camera
images.
Using the rear-view display
1 Press the “R” (Reverse) button shifter (or move the
shift lever to “R” in a previous vehicle model) with
the vehicle turned on.
The system automatically displays the rear view with parking
assist guidelines.
2 Safely park your vehicle, checking the rear view
and guidelines.
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The example may differ from the actual screen display.
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Checking the drivable range under the
remaining battery amount
(PHEV only)
You can check the drivable range under the remaining battery
amount. You can also find the routes to nearby charging stations
if necessary.
1 On the Plug-in Hybrid screen, touch EV Range.
2 On the EV Range screen, check the drivable
distance and nearby charging stations.
The drivable range is distinguished by a blue circle. Using the
icons within the drivable range, you can check the locations
and availabilities of charging stations.
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a Returns to the previous step.
b Can see the drivable range under the remaining battery
amount and search for nearby charging stations.
> See “Checking the drivable range under the remaining battery
amount (PHEV only).”
c Can check information such as drivable distance and battery
status.
> See “ Seeing the energy information (PHEV only).”
d Can schedule a charging or set the related options.
> See “Using the charging management features (PHEV only).”
e Can check the eco-driving information. > See “Seeing the eco-
driving information (PHEV only).”
f Can see the energy flows for each component while driving.
> See “ Seeing the energy flows (PHEV only).”
g The list of menu items appears.
000E User’s Manual on Web (QR Code): Displays the QR code
that provides access to the online user manual for the
system.
000ESplit Screen: Can turn on or off the split screen mode.
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Depending on vehicle model or specifications, the screen
layout and available options may differ.

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Using media
You can use the USB mode to play music files on a connected
mobile device, such as USB device and MP3 player. You can also
play Bluetooth music by connecting a Bluetooth device, which
supports a Bluetooth function.
Listening to music from a USB device
1 Connect a media device to play to the USB port on
the vehicle.
0000APlayback may start automatically depending on the media
type.
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For more information about supportable devices and file
types:
> see “USB mode.”
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The shapes and arrangement of the buttons and USB
ports may differ depending on the vehicle model and
specifications.
2 Perform any of the following methods:
000EOn the Home screen, touch the Radio/Media info widget.
000EOn the control panel, press the [
MEDIA] button.
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When multiple media are connected, press the [ MEDIA]
button once more and then press the desired media
source from the media selection window.
USB music screen
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a Returns to the previous step.
b Moves to the file list screen.
c Displays the sequence number of the current file and the total
number of files for playback.
d Displays the information of the current music. Touch the artist
or album info of the current song to go to list of songs by the
artist or from the album.
e Used to change the repeat playback mode.
f Used to turn on or off the random playback mode.

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Listening to music via Bluetooth
To use a Bluetooth device for audio playback, connect a device
that supports Bluetooth communication such as mobile phone
and MP3 player.
For more information about Bluetooth connection:
> see “Connecting a Bluetooth device.”
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The controls or display screens may differ depending on the
connected Bluetooth device, phone model, and music player
application.
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The streaming may not be supported in some music player
applications.
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Some functions may not be available depending on the
connected Bluetooth device or phone model.
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When a media device or mobile phone is connected by both
the Bluetooth and USB cable at the same time, the device
or system may not work properly. To use the Bluetooth
connection, remove all cables from the device.
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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,
the device may not be recognized.
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Push the USB connector fully into the USB port. When the
connector is not fully inserted, a communication problem
may occur.
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Noise may occur when removing a USB device from the
system.
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You can play only the files that have been encoded in the
standard format.
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The following USB devices may not be recognized or may not
work properly.
000DEncrypted MP3 players
000DUSB devices that are not recognized as removable disks
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USB devices may not be recognized depending on the device
status.
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Some USB devices may not be supported due to compatibility
issues.
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USB device recognition may take longer than usual depending
on the device type, capacity, and file formats on the device.
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Some devices may not be charged through USB connection. It
depends on the USB specifications.
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You can hide files only in the USB device formatted in exFAT/
NTFS/FAT16/32. The hidden files can be found in the “Hidden_”
folder.