2020 KIA NIRO PHEV warning

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j Displays quick menu items that can be used during guidance.
k Displays the remaining distance to the destination and
the estimated time of arrival. For more details, touch the
information item.
l Can cancel the route guidance. > See “Stopping the route
guidance.”
m Displays or hides the detailed guidance.
n You can see the system information on the map. (It can
display up to two items.)
000E Traffic information (with an icon if there is no HD data
reception)
000EBluetooth connection status
o Check the range you can drive with the current amount of
battery (EV only).
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The screen may differ depending on the vehicle model and
specifications.
a Displays the Home screen.
b Used to change the map display mode.
000E (Heading Up): Rotates the map depending on the
travel direction.
000E (North Up): Displays the map with the north fixed at
the top.
000E (3D Map): Rotates the map depending on the travel
direction for 3D view.
c You can adjust the volume of navigation or GPS warning
sound.
d Zooms in the map.
e The scale of the map automatically changes.
f Zooms out the map.
g Displays the point to change the driving direction.
h Displays the next point to change the driving direction.
i Displays the lanes in different colors.
000E Orange: Recommended lane
000EWhite: Available lane
000EGray: Unavailable lane

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Stopping the route guidance
To stop route guidance, touch Pause Route.
The destination displayed at the bottom of the screen disappears
and the Pause Route is replaced by Resume Route.0000
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To resume guidance to the previous destination, touch
Resume Route.
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To cancel guidance to the destination, touch and hold Pause
Route , Resume Route , or Navigation Menu >
Cancel Route
on the All Menus screen.
Seeing traffic Information
You can see real-time traffic information such as ongoing road
works or accidents.
1 On the map screen, touch Menu >
Traffic.
Adjusting the navigation volume
You can adjust the volume of navigation or GPS warning sound.
On the map screen, touch and then touch or
, or use the control bar to adjust the volume.
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To have the navigation sound always output first over media
sound, check Navigation Volume Priority.
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To turn off the navigation sound, touch
and then touch
.
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To adjust the navigation volume, on the All Menus screen,
touch Setup >
Sound >
Navigation Volume >
Use Map
Screen Volume Buttons or Volume Knob. During guidance,
use the Volume knob on the control panel or the Volume
lever/button on the steering wheel to adjust the navigation
volume.
> See “ Use Map Screen Volume Buttons or Volume Knob.”

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WARNING. THE PRODUCT REFLECTS REALITY AS EXISTING
BEFORE YOU RECEIVED THE PRODUCT AND IT COMPRISES
DATA AND INFORMATION FROM GOVERNMENT OTHER
SOURCES. ACCORDINGLY, THE PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN
INACCURATE OR INCOMPLETE INFORMATION DUE TO THE
PASSAGE OF TIME, CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES, SOURCES
USED AND THE NATURE OF COLLECTING COMPREHENSIVE
GEOGRAPHIC PRODUCT, ANY OF WHICH MAY LEAD TO
INCORRECT RESULTS.
THE PRODUCT AND SERVICES MAY NOT TO
BE USED FOR SAFETY OF LIFE APPLICATIONS, OR FOR ANY OTHER
APPLICATION IN WHICH THE ACCURACY OR RELIABILITY OF THE
PRODUCT OR SERVICES COULD CREATE A SITUATION WHERE
PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH MAY OCCUR. DO NOT ATTEMPT
TO CONFIGURE THE PRODUCT OR INPUT INFORMATION
WHILE DRIVING. FAILURE TO PAY FULL ATTENTION TO THE
OPERATION OF YOUR VEHICLE COULD RESULT IN DEATH,
SERIOUS INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. BY USING THE
PRODUCT, YOU ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILITY AND RISK.
Storage. The Product may provide functionality through which
you are able to store information (such as images) on the device
on which you are using the Product. COMPANY will have no
liability whatsoever to you or any third party for any failure of the
Product to store any such information on such device.
Personal Information. By using the Product, you agree to
the collection, retention and processing of your personal data
(including the location of your mobile device) by COMPANY and
to the storage and processing of such personal information on
computers located outside of the country in which you reside.
Even though COMPANY has taken steps intended to protect your
personal information from being intercepted, accessed, used,
or disclosed by unauthorized persons, COMPANY cannot fully
eliminate security risks associated with your personal information
and cannot guarantee that its systems will not be breached. See
[*] for additional information regarding COMPANY's use of your
personal information.

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Connecting a Bluetooth device
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless networking technology.
The Bluetooth communication function allows you to exchange
data by connecting a Bluetooth device to another neighboring
Bluetooth device without a cable connection. With this function,
you can use different types of devices more efficiently.
To make a phone call or play audio from a Bluetooth device, check
the following first:
000EFor a device that is not registered to the system,
> see “
Registering a device.”
000E A registered device will automatically connect to the system
when you bring it near the system. If it does not automatically
connect,
> see “
Connecting a registered device ”, “Disconnecting a
registered device.”
\335Warning
000E Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control
that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death.
The driver's primary responsibility is the safe and legal
operation of the vehicle, and the use of any vehicle systems,
including the touch screen and steering wheel controls, which
take the driver's eyes, attention, and focus away from the safe
operation of the vehicle, or which are not permissible by law,
should never be used during the operation of the vehicle.
000EPull over the vehicle at a safe place before connecting
a Bluetooth device to the system. It may take the driver
attention off the road and cause a traffic accident which can
result in damages, injuries, and/or death.
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The Bluetooth connection function supports only the hands-
free and audio related functions. Connect your mobile phone,
MP3 player, or device that supports the hands-free or audio
function.
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For more information on Bluetooth-enabled devices and their
functional compatibility, visit the KIA Motors America website
(https://www.kia.com).

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Dialing from the recent call list
Make calls directly from call history of your mobile device.
When you connect your mobile device and system over Bluetooth,
the list of recent calls from the device will be downloaded to the
system and you can call them again by selecting them from the
system screen. The system has a built-in microphone and speaker
that make using mobile phones safe and easy.
1 Perform any of the following methods:
000EOn the All Menus screen, touch Phone.
000EOn the steering wheel, press the Call button.
2 On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .
3 Choose a call from the list.
The system dials the selected number.
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You can also move to a desired number by using the Move
lever/button on the steering wheel without touching on
the screen.
Making a call via Bluetooth
You can connect a Bluetooth device with the hands-free function
to use a Bluetooth phone. The Bluetooth connection allows you
to view call details directly from the system screen, and to make
calls safely and easily use the system microphone and speaker.
\335Warning
000EPull over the vehicle at a safe place before connecting your
mobile phone. It may take the driver attention off the road
and cause a traffic accident which can result in damages,
injuries, and/or death.
000EWhile driving, do not make a call by dialing a phone number
or do not pick up your phone to talk. Distraction by the use
of a mobile phone may cause you not to recognize traffic
flow around and not to cope with unexpected situations. As
a result, a traffic accident may occur. If necessary, use the
Bluetooth hands-free function and make the call as short as
possible.

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3 After entering a phone number, touch .
A call is connected to the entered phone number.0000
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When contacts are on the system, search for the desired
contact by entering the initial letters or number on the dial
pad. (e.g. John Doe >
JD).
0000A Learn more about receiving calls while using Bluetooth
connection.
> See “Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth.”
Using the dial pad
Enter a phone number using the dial pad to make a call.
When you connect your mobile device to the system via
Bluetooth, you can enter and dial a phone number from the
system screen, without interacting with the device. The system
has a built-in microphone and speaker that make using mobile
phones safe and easy.
\335Warning
Do not manually dial a call while driving. Distraction by the use
of a mobile phone may cause you not to recognize traffic flow
around and not to cope with unexpected situations. As a result, a
traffic accident may occur.
1 Perform any of the following methods:
000E On the All Menus screen, touch Phone.
000EOn the steering wheel, press the Call button.
2 On the Bluetooth Call screen, touch .

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Using functions during a call
During a call, the following screen appears.
Touch to use the available options.
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a Returns to the previous step.
b Can turn off the microphone so that the other party cannot
hear you.
c Can adjust the microphone volume.
d Displays or hides the dial pad screen.
e Used to switch the call to the mobile phone. This option may
not be available in some phone models.
f Used to end a call.
g Activate the lock mode to protect personal data. The data
downloaded from the mobile phone stays hidden while this
mode is on.
\335Warning
000EPull over the vehicle at a safe place before connecting your
mobile phone. It may take the driver attention off the road
and cause a traffic accident which can result in damages,
injuries, and/or death.
000EDo not talk on your mobile device while driving. Distraction
by the use of a mobile phone may cause you not to recognize
traffic flow around and not to cope with unexpected
situations. As a result, a traffic accident may occur. If
necessary, use the Bluetooth hands-free function and make
the call as short as possible.
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When a mobile phone is connected to the system, the
vehicle’s speaker may be used to output a call tone even
after you leave the vehicle. To disconnect the call, disable the
Bluetooth connection on the system or turn off the Bluetooth
function on the mobile phone.
Rejecting a call
Perform any of the following methods:
000ETouch
Reject on the screen.
000EOn the steering wheel, press the End Call button.
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To reject by sending a call-reject message, touch Message.
From the list, select the call-reject message and touch Send.
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The call-reject or auto-reply message may not be supported
in some phone models.

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g Access the UVO service to use it on the system, activate
the automatic 911 connection feature, or access modem
information.
h The list of menu items appears.
000EUser's Manual on Web (QR Code): Displays the QR code
that provides access to the online user manual for the
system.
\335Warning
Driving while distracted may cause a loss of vehicle control
that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death. The
driver's primary responsibility is the safe and legal operation of
the vehicle, and the use of any vehicle systems, including the
touch screen and steering wheel controls that take the driver's
eyes, attention, and focus away from safe driving or that are not
permissible by the law, should never be used while driving.
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Use the UVO features on the system when the vehicle is
stationary with the vehicle turned on.
Contacting for roadside assistance
When you encounter a disabled vehicle or other problems on
the road, you can directly contact the UVO Center for roadside
assistance and receive the service for vehicle towing.
Perform any of the following methods:
000EOn the All Menus screen, touch UVO
>
Roadside Assist.
000E Press the [] button on the vehicle.
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Depending on the network status, this feature may not work
correctly.