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Contents
01 System overview
Component names and functions 1-2
Turning the system on or off 1-6
Using the touch screen 1-8
Using the Home screen 1-11
Seeing the All Menus screen 1-14
Using the split screen 1-15
02 Useful functions
Using the First Run Setup 2-2
Using the phone projection function 2-4
Viewing the driving assistance screen 2-9
Using the climate control system 2-14
Using the rear-seat climate control system 2-15
Using the Passenger Talk mode in the rear seat 2-17
Using the Rear-seat View 2-18
Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat 2-19
Using the sound mood lamp 2-20
Playing Sounds of Nature 2-21
Using the HD Radio Data 2-22
Seeing the driving information 2-25
Seeing notifications 2-26
Using the Valet mode 2-27
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Useful functions
Using the First Run Setup
Using the phone projection function
Viewing the driving assistance screen Using the climate control system
Using the rear-seat climate control system
Using the Passenger Talk mode in the rear seat Using the Rear-seat View
Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat Using the sound mood lamp Playing Sounds of NatureUsing the HD Radio Data
Seeing the driving information Seeing notifications
Using the Valet mode
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Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat
(if equipped)
To allow occupants in the rear seat to have rest and sleep, you can set to adjust the system
volume.
1 On the All Menus screen, press Quiet Mode.
2 Press Quiet Mode.
The audio volume in the rear seat is muted. When the volume for the front seats is set too
high, the volume decreases automatically.
0000
A
To end the Quiet mode, press Quiet Mode once more.
0000ATo access the online user's manual on the Quiet Mode screen, press >
User's
Manual on Web (QR Code) and then scan the displayed QR code.
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Vehicle control commands are recognizable in English only.
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A
Some commands may not be supported, depending on the vehicle model and f\
unctions.
Rear-seat function commands (if equipped)
Command Function
Passenger Talk Turn on the Passenger Talk.
Quiet Mode
Turn off Quiet Mode Turn on or off the Quiet Mode.
0000
A
Some commands may not be supported, depending on the vehicle model and f\
unctions.
Search commands
Command Function
Search settings for
You can search for a setting menu.
For example, say "Search settings for Bluetooth" or "Search
settings for Display."
> See "Configuring system settings."
Other commands
Command
Function
Help Move to the help screen.
Line <1 to 4>* Select an item with the designated number on a list. Simple
numbers, such as "One" or "Two," can be recognized.
Yes * Accept a notification asking for your confirmation in an
exceptional situation.
No * Deny a notification asking for your confirmation in an
exceptional situation.
Next * If there are more than five items on a list, scroll to the next page.
Previous * If you scroll to the next page of a list, scroll back to the previous
page.
Manual Input* When using the Dial Number command, open the keypad to
enter a phone number manually.
Go Back * Returns to the previous step.
Exit End voice recognition.
* These commands are available only in certain situations.
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10-22UVO menu
Diagnosing the vehicle 8-9
Driving Information 2-25
Roadside Assistance 8-5
Settings 8-11,
9-68, 9-70
Virtual Assistant 8-10
Voice Local Search 8-11
Weather info 8-8
V
Vehicle settings 9-3, 9-15
Voice memo 7-22
Voice recognition Help 7-4
Microphone 7-2
Navigation commands 7-7
Other commands 7-10
POI name 7-11
Radio commands 7-8
Using the voice recognition 7-2
Volume setting 7-4
Voice recognition settings 9-54, 9-55
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 9-38
Turning the system on or off 1-6
U
Update 9-96
USB file specifications 10-13
USB music 4-2
USB port 4-2
USB storage device specifications 10-14
Using the Driver talk mode in the rear seat
2-17
Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat 2-19
Using the rear-seat climate control system
2-15
Using the sound mood lamp 2-20
Using the touch screen 1-8
UVO Service 8-2
Find 8-12