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Car Infotainment System

User's Manual

[ This guide covers specifications for

all vehicle models, including optional

specifications, and is based on the latest

version of system software.

[ Your system's functions and

specifications are subject to change

without prior notice for performance

improvement.

[ The functions and services described

in this guide are subject to change

without prior notice for performance

improvement. If the system software is

updated, the screenshots in this guide

may appear different than the actual

images on the system.

[ You can view the up-to-date information

about changed functions and services

from the web manual.

[ The functions and services described

in this guide may differ from those

provided in your vehicle. For precise

information related to your vehicle,

refer to the owner's manual or catalog

of your vehicle.

[ Your system is not compatible with the

system software for regions outside of

the country of purchase.

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users

Car Infotainment

System Quick

Reference Guide (Print)

This guide contains basic information to

use your system including component

names and functions. To use your

system correctly and safely, read this

guide before use.

Car Infotainment

System User's Manual

(Web)

This guide is a web manual you can

access by scanning a QR code in the

Quick Reference Guide or on your

system′s screen. This guide introduces

your system's functions and explains

how to use them.

1

Safety warnings

For safety, follow the instructions below.

Failure to do so may increase the risk of a

traffic accident, which may result in death

or personal injury.

Ü About driving

Do not operate the system while

driving.

• Driving while distracted may result in a loss

of vehicle control, potentially leading to an

accident, severe personal injury, or death. The

driver′s primary responsibility is the safe and

legal operation of a vehicle, and any handheld

devices, equipment, or vehicle systems

which divert the driver′s attention from this

responsibility should never be used during

operation of the vehicle.

Avoid watching the screen while driving.

• Driving while distracted may lead to a traffic

accident.

• Stop your vehicle in a safe location before using

functions that require multiple operations.

Stop your vehicle first before using your

mobile phone.

• Using a mobile phone while driving may lead to

a traffic accident.

Keep the volume low enough to hear

external sounds.

• Driving without the ability to hear external

sounds may lead to a traffic accident.

• Listening to a loud volume for a long time may

cause hearing damage.

Symbols used in

this guide

Warning

Indicates important information

related to user safety. Failure to follow

warnings may result in death or serious

personal injury.

Caution

Indicates important information related

to user safety. Failure to follow cautions

may result in personal injury, or

damage or malfunction your vehicle.

Note

Indicates helpful information for

convenient use.

(if equipped)

Indicates descriptions for optional

features, which may not be available on

your specific vehicle depending on the

model or trim level.

This guide covers specifications

for all vehicle models, including

optional specifications. It may include

descriptions for features that are

not equipped in your vehicle or are

unavailable for your vehicle model.

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 Ü About handling the system

Ý About handling the system

Do not disassemble or modify the

system.

• Doing so may result in an accident, fire, or

electric shock.

Do not allow liquids or foreign

substances to enter the system.

• Liquids or foreign substances may cause

noxious fumes, a fire, or a system malfunction.

Stop using the system if it malfunctions,

such as no audio output or display.

• If you continue using the system when it is

malfunctioning, it may lead to a fire, electric

shock, or system failure.

Û Note

If you experience any problems with the

system, contact your place of purchase or

dealer.

Û Note

Do not apply excessive force to the

system.

• Excessive pressure on the screen may damage

the LCD panel or the touch panel.

When cleaning the screen or button

panel, make sure to stop the engine

and use a soft, dry cloth.

• Wiping the screen or buttons with a rough

cloth or using solvents (alcohol, benzene, paint

thinner, etc.) may scratch or chemically damage

the surface.

If you attach a liquid-type air freshener

to the fan louver, the surface of the

system or the louver may become

deformed due to the flowing air.

If you experience any problems with the

system, contact your place of purchase or

dealer.

Safety cautions

For safety, follow the instructions below.

Failure to do so may result in personal

injury or damage to the system.

Ý About operating the system

Use the system with the engine

running.

• Using the system for a long time when the

engine is stopped may discharge the battery.

Do not install unapproved products.

• Using unapproved products may cause an error

while using the system.

• System errors caused by installing unapproved

products are not covered under the warranty.

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1

System overview

3

Radio

Component names and functions

1-2

Listening to the radio

3-2

Turning the system on or off

Listening to HD Radio™ (if equipped) 3-6

Listening to SiriusXM™ radio (if

equipped)

3-7

Contents

1-5

1-6

Using the touch screen

Using the Search lever/button on the

steering wheel

1-8

Getting to know the Home screen

1-10

Getting to know the All Menus

screen

1-12

2

Useful functions

Using the climate control system (if

equipped)

2-20

Viewing driving information (if

equipped)

2-21

Using the quiet mode for the rear

seats (if equipped)

2-22

Viewing UVO notices (if equipped)

2-22

Using the Hybrid menu (hybrid

electric vehicles only)

2-23

Using the Plug-in Hybrid menu (plug-

in hybrid electric vehicles only)

2-26

Using the Electric Vehicle menu

(electric vehicles only)

2-33

4

Using phone projection

2-2

Getting to know the driving

assistance screen

Connecting Bluetooth devices

2-15

Making a call via Bluetooth

Answering a call via Bluetooth

5-13

4

5

6

7

Using the media

4-2

Media

Phone

5-2

5-6

Voice functions

Using Voice Memo

6-2

UVO (if equipped)

UVO services

Using the UVO menu

Using 911 Connect

7-2

7-4

7-8

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Settings

Configuring the vehicle settings (if

equipped)

Configuring the device connection

settings

Configuring the advanced system

settings (if equipped)

Configuring the button settings (if

equipped)

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8-6

8-7

8-9

Configuring the general system

settings

8-10

Configuring the sound settings

8-13

Configuring the display settings

8-16

Configuring the UVO settings (if

equipped)

Configuring the Wi-Fi settings (if

equipped)

8-20

8-20

9

FAQ

Troubleshooting

System status icons

Product specifications

Important information

Index

Trademarks

Open Source Information

Appendix

9-2

9-7

9-8

9-12

9-17

9-18

9-23

9-23

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System overview

Component names and functions

Turning the system on or off

Using the touch screen

Using the Search lever/button on the steering wheel

Getting to know the Home screen

Getting to know the All Menus screen

1 Component names and functions

The following explains the names and functions of the components on your system's control

panel and steering wheel remote control.

Control panel

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or specifications, the system components' appearance and

layout may differ from the actual product. Refer to the Quick Reference Guide.

Radio button

• Turn on the radio. While listening to the radio, press

Media button

Custom button (

)

Power button (PWR, POWER,

)/Volume knob (VOL,

)

repeatedly to change the radio mode.

• Play content from a media storage device.

• Press and hold to display the media selection window.

• Use a custom function.

• Press and hold to access the Custom Button settings

screen.

• Turn the radio/media function on or off.

• Press and hold to turn off the screen and the sound.

• Turn to adjust the system sound volume.

Reset button

• Restart the system.

1-2

Search backward/forward

button (SEEK/TRACK)

Setup button

• While listening to the radio, change the station.

• While playing media, change the track/file. Press

and hold to rewind or fast forward (except for the

Bluetooth audio mode).

• Access the settings screen.

• Press and hold to access the System Info or SW Info/

Update screen.

Search knob (TUNE FILE,

• While listening to the radio, adjust the frequency or

)

change the station.

• While playing media, search for a track/file (except for

the Bluetooth audio mode).

• During a search, press to select the current track/file.

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Steering wheel remote control

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or specifications, the system components' appearance and

layout may differ from the actual product. Refer to the Quick Reference Guide.

Voice recognition button (

)

• Start or end voice recognition of a connected

Mode button

smartphone via phone projection. (The button′s

operation may vary depending on smartphone

specifications.)

• Change the mode (radio, media, etc.).

• Press and hold to access the MODE Button (Steering

Wheel) settings screen.

Volume lever/button (+/-)

• Adjust the sound volume.

Mute button (

)

• Mute or unmute the system.

• While playing media, pause or resume playback.

Search lever/button (

)

• While listening to the radio, switch between the

Call/Answer button (

)

stations on the preset list. Press and hold to search for

a station.

• While playing media, change the track/file. Press

and hold to rewind or fast forward (except for the

Bluetooth audio mode).

• Start connecting a mobile phone via Bluetooth.

• After a Bluetooth phone connection is made, access

your call history. Press and hold to dial the most recent

phone number. When a call comes in, answer the call.

• During a call, switch between the active call and the

held call. Press and hold to switch the call between the

system and the mobile phone.

Call end button (

)

• When a call comes in, reject the call.

• During a call, end the call.

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Turning the system on

or off

The following explains how to turn the

system on or off.

Turning on the system

1 To turn on the system, start the

engine.

2 When the safety warning

appears, read it and press

Confirm.

• To change the system language,

press Language.

Ü Warning

• 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.

• Some functions may be disabled for

safety reasons while the vehicle is

moving. They work only when the

vehicle stops. Park your vehicle in a safe

location before using any of them. In a

manual transmission vehicle, apply the

parking brake to use the functions. In an

automatic transmission vehicle, shift to

″P″ (Park) or apply the parking brake.

• Stop using the system if it malfunctions,

such as no audio output or display. If

you continue using the system when it

is malfunctioning, it may lead to a fire,

electric shock, or system failure.

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 Ý Caution

Turning off the system

• You can turn on the system when the

key ignition switch is placed in the ″ACC″

or ″ON″ position. Using the system for

an extended period without the engine

running drains the battery. If you plan

on using the system for a long time,

start the engine.

• If you turn on your system without

starting the engine, a battery warning

will appear. Once the engine starts, the

battery warning will disappear.

Û Note

To avoid having audio play at an excessive

volume when you start the engine, adjust

the volume level before stopping the

engine. You can also set the system to

decrease the volume level automatically.

On the Home screen, press All Menus >

Setup > Sound > Priority and activate

the Start-up Volume Limit option.

If you do not want to use the

system while driving, press and

hold the Power button on the

control panel.

• The screen and the sound will turn off.

• To use the system again, press the

Power button.

After you have turned off

the engine, the system will

automatically turn off after a

while or as soon as you open the

driver's door.

• Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, the system may turn off

as soon as you turn off the engine.

Using the touch

screen

Your system is equipped with a touch

screen. You can perform various functions

via touch inputs.

Ü Warning

Do not use the touch screen while driving

as this will divert your attention away

from the safe operation of the vehicle.

You may lose your steering control which

could cause an accident and severe bodily

injuries.

1-6

 Ý Caution

Press and hold

Press an object and hold it for at least

one second without lifting your finger.

You can rewind or fast forward media

by pressing and holding an appropriate

button.

• Do not apply excessive pressure to the

touch screen or press it with a pointed

object. Doing so may damage the touch

screen.

• Do not let any electrically conductive

material contact the touch screen, and

do not place any objects that generate

electromagnetic waves, such as wireless

chargers or electronic devices, near the

touch screen. The system may work

incorrectly due to electromagnetic

effects, which may cause the touch

screen to malfunction.

Û Note

If you wear regular gloves, you will not be

able to control the touch screen. Remove

your gloves or wear gloves designed for

use with a touch screen.

Drag

Press an object, drag it, and then drop it

on a new location.

Press

Press an object lightly and lift your

finger. You can perform a function or

select an option.

1-7

Slide

You can change the playback position

during media playback. On a playback

screen, press and hold the progress bar,

slide your finger along the progress bar,

and then lift it at a desired location.

Swipe

Swipe the screen lightly in an

appropriate direction. This is an easy

way to scroll through a menu or list

quickly.

Using the Search

lever/button on the

steering wheel

The Search lever/button on the steering

wheel enables you to search for radio

stations or change the track/file and

rewind or fast forward during media

playback.

Press

The illustration below shows how each

mode of the system reacts when you

press the Search backward lever/button

) on the steering wheel. To operate

(

the system in reverse, press the Search

forward lever/button (

).

1-8

 • On the radio, the previous radio

station on the preset list will be

selected.

Press and hold

The illustration below shows how each

mode of the system reacts when you

press and hold the Search backward

) on the steering wheel.

lever/button (

To operate the system in reverse, press

and hold the Search forward lever/

button (

).

• During media playback, the previous

track/file will play (after three seconds

of playback have elapsed, you must

press the lever/button twice).

• In your call history, the previous call

record will be selected.

• On the radio, the radio station

available on the previous frequency

will be selected.

• During media playback, the current

track/file will rewind.

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Getting to know the

Home screen

From the Home screen, you can access

various functions.

Getting familiar with the

Home screen layout

aa

bb

cc

dd

ee

ff

a a Display the options list.

• Edit Left Widget: Change the

functions of the left widget.

• Edit Right Widget: Change the

functions of the right widget.

• Edit Home Icons: Change the

shortcuts for menus you use

frequently on the Home screen.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Current time and date. Depending on

the vehicle model or specifications,

time and date display may vary. Press

to access the time and date settings

screen. > See ″Date/Time.″

c c System status icons. Status icons are

not included in the screenshots in this

guide, because their appearance may

differ depending on the system status

or mode. > See ″System status icons.″

d d Left widget. Press to activate the

corresponding function in full screen.

Press and hold to change the widget

to another one. > See ″Changing the

Home screen widgets.″

e e Right widget. Press to activate the

corresponding function in full screen.

Press and hold to change the widget

to another one. > See ″Changing the

Home screen widgets.″

f f Menu icons. Press to access a selected

function. Press and hold to change

the menu′s type and location. > See

″Changing the Home screen menu icons.″

Û Note

• To move to the Home screen from

another screen, press

.

• Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

1-10

2 Press an icon on the menu list,

and drag it to the icon field at

the bottom of the screen.

• To change an icon′s location, press

the icon in the icon field, and drag it

to a desired location.

Changing the Home screen

widgets

You can change the types of widgets

displayed on the Home screen.

1 On the Home screen, press

Menu > Edit Left Widget or

Edit Right Widget.

• Alternatively, press and hold the

widget you want to change.

2 Select a desired function.

Û Note

• You cannot set the same function for the

left and right widgets.

• Press Reset to restore the default

Û Note

settings for the widget.

Changing the Home screen

menu icons

You can change the types and locations of

menus on the Home screen.

1 On the Home screen, press

Menu > Edit Home Icons.

• Alternatively, press and hold a menu

icon.

• The All Menus icon cannot be changed

to another menu. You can only change

its location.

• Press Reset to restore the default

settings for menus.

• Once you change the menus displayed

on the Home screen, it may affect how

to access or perform some functions.

If you cannot find a function you want

from the Home screen, press All Menus

to access or perform it.

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Getting to know the

All Menus screen

You can view all menus and access a

desired function in the system.

Getting familiar with the

All Menus screen layout

On the Home screen, press All

Menus.

Rearranging the All Menus

screen

Rearrange the menus on the All Menus

screen.

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus.

2 Press Menu > Reorder Icons.

• Alternatively, press and hold

anywhere on the All Menus screen.

aa bb

location.

3 Drag a menu to the desired

Û Note

Press Reset to restore the default settings

for the menu order.

cc

a a Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn off

the screen. Press the screen to turn

it back on.

• Reorder Icons: Rearrange the

menus on the All Menus screen.

> See ″Rearranging the All Menus

screen.″

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c All menus available on your system

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

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Useful functions

Using phone projection

Getting to know the driving assistance screen

Using the climate control system (if equipped)

Viewing driving information (if equipped)

Using the quiet mode for the rear seats (if equipped)

Viewing UVO notices (if equipped)

Using the Hybrid menu (hybrid electric vehicles only)

Using the Plug-in Hybrid menu (plug-in hybrid electric vehicles only)

Using the Electric Vehicle menu (electric vehicles only)

2  Ý Caution

• Using an approved USB cable provided

by your smartphone manufacturer is

recommended. Using unapproved USB

cables may cause a phone projection

error or a system malfunction.

• Use only apps that are compatible with

phone projection. Using incompatible

apps may cause problems for your

system or smartphone.

• Only compatible apps will be displayed

on the phone projection screen. You can

also check compatible apps by visiting

the following websites:

- Apple CarPlay: https://www.apple.

- Android Auto: https://www.android.

com/ios/carplay

com/auto

Using phone

projection

Phone projection enables you to connect

your Android smartphone or iPhone to

your system and use their functions via

the system. You can perform and control

your smartphone apps by using the larger

screen and enhance your use of the

system.

Depending on your vehicle′s model or

specifications, you may be able to use

phone projection via USB or wirelessly.

Ü Warning

• 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.

• Do not adjust or set up any phone

settings while driving. You may lose

your steering control which could cause

an accident and severe bodily injuries.

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Using Android Auto via

a USB connection (if wired

connectivity is supported)

You can connect your Android

smartphone and system via Android Auto

and control your smartphone apps on the

system′s screen.

Before using Android Auto, be sure to

check the following:

Android Auto support on your

smartphone

Visit the Android homepage (https://

www.android.com/auto) and check the

regions, device types, and models that

support Android Auto.

Android Auto installed on your

smartphone

Download and install the Android Auto

app from Google Play. If you are in

a region where Android Auto is not

supported, you cannot install the app.

Start Android Auto by following the steps

below:

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Android Auto

> Enable Android Auto.

2 Connect your smartphone to

the USB port in your vehicle

via the cable supplied with the

smartphone.

• If you are connecting the device for

phone projection for the first time,

read the message on the notification

pop-up window and press Next >

OK.

Ý Caution

Do not connect and disconnect a USB

connector repeatedly in a short time.

Doing so may cause an error in the

device or a system malfunction.

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3 If your smartphone is locked,

unlock it and agree to use

phone projection.

• When the smartphone is recognized

successfully, the Android Auto menu

is activated on the All Menus screen.

4 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Android Auto.

5 Use your smartphone's

functions, such as calling and

messaging, on your system.

• Press an icon on the screen to run an

app or perform a function.

• Press the Voice recognition button

on the steering wheel to start

Google voice recognition.

• Press the Call/Answer button on

the steering wheel to start using

Bluetooth call functions.

Û Note

• Even if you start phone projection

while music is playing in your

smartphone′s music player, music

playback may not automatically

switch to your system. To play music

via the system, open the music

player on the phone projection

screen and begin playback, or

press and hold the Media button

and select an appropriate phone

projection function from the media

selection window.

• When you are using your

smartphone′s navigation via phone

projection, sounds from both the

system′s radio/media function

and the navigation will be output

through your vehicle′s speakers.

When you turn the Volume knob

while both sounds are being output,

the navigation volume is adjusted

first.

6 To end Android Auto, remove

the USB cable from your

system.

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Using Apple CarPlay via

a USB connection (if wired

connectivity is supported)

You can connect your iPhone and system

via Apple CarPlay and control your iPhone

apps on the system′s screen.

Before using Apple CarPlay, be sure to

check the following:

Apple CarPlay support on your

iPhone

Visit the Apple homepage (https://

www.apple.com/ios/carplay) and check

the iPhone models that support Apple

CarPlay.

Apple CarPlay and Siri activated or

updated on your iPhone

On your iPhone, ensure that Apple

CarPlay and Siri are activated. If your

iPhone does not have the functions,

update the iPhone's operating system to

the latest version.

Û Note

• When phone projection is active, you

cannot change the phone projection

settings. To change the settings, remove

the USB cable from your system.

• Depending on Google's policies, the

icons on the main screen of Android

Auto may change.

• Depending on Google's policies, apps

or functions that are compatible with

Android Auto may change. To check

compatible apps, visit the Android

homepage (https://www.android.com/

auto).

• To use phone projection in optimized

environments, update your

smartphone's operating system to the

latest version.

• Depending on the connected device's

hardware, firmware, and operating

system versions, the recognition time

may vary.

• Using phone projection may result in

mobile communication charges.

• Depending on the network signal status,

some functions may not work correctly.

• Avoid controlling your smartphone

while phone projection is in use.

• While you are using Android Auto, the

following functions are unavailable:

- USB mode

- Searches using the control panel or

the steering wheel remote control

- Apple CarPlay

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Start Apple CarPlay by following the steps

below:

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Apple CarPlay

> Enable Apple CarPlay.

2 Connect your iPhone to the

USB port in your vehicle via the

cable supplied with the iPhone.

• If you are connecting the device for

Apple CarPlay for the first time, read

the message on the notification pop-

up window and press Next > OK.

Ý Caution

Do not connect and disconnect a USB

connector repeatedly in a short time.

Doing so may cause an error in the

device or a system malfunction.

3 If your iPhone is locked, unlock

it and agree to use Apple

CarPlay.

• When the iPhone is recognized

successfully, the Apple CarPlay

menu is activated on the All Menus

screen.

4 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Apple CarPlay.

5 Use your iPhone's functions,

such as calling and messaging,

on your system.

• Press an icon on the screen to run an

app or perform a function. Press the

) to move to the Home

KIA icon (

screen of your system.

• Press the Voice recognition button

on the steering wheel to start Siri.

• Press the Call/Answer button on

the steering wheel to answer an

incoming call.

Û Note

When you are using your iPhone′s

navigation via Apple CarPlay, sounds

from both the system′s radio/media

function and the navigation will

be output through your vehicle′s

speakers. When you turn the Volume

knob while both sounds are being

output, the navigation volume is

adjusted first.

6 To end Apple CarPlay, remove

the USB cable from your

system.

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 Û Note

• When Apple CarPlay is active, you

cannot change the Apple CarPlay

settings. To change the settings, remove

the USB cable from your system.

• To check compatible apps, visit the

Apple homepage (https://www.apple.

com/ios/carplay).

• To use Apple CarPlay in optimized

environments, update your iPhone′s

operating system to the latest version.

• Depending on the connected device′s

hardware, firmware, and operating

system versions, the recognition time

may vary.

• Using Apple CarPlay may result in

mobile communication charges.

• Depending on the network signal status,

some functions may not work correctly.

• Avoid controlling your iPhone while

Apple CarPlay is in use.

• While you are using Apple CarPlay, the

following functions are unavailable:

- USB mode

- Searches using the Search knob

(TUNE FILE)

- Android Auto

• When Apple CarPlay is active, the

system′s phone functions are provided

via Apple CarPlay.

Using Android Auto

or Apple CarPlay via a

wireless connection (if

wireless connectivity is supported)

You can connect your Android

smartphone or iPhone to the system

wirelessly.

Android smartphones must support

Android Auto Wireless, and iPhones must

support wireless Apple CarPlay. Also,

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be enabled on

your Android smartphone or iPhone.

[ Connecting your Android

smartphone via Android

Auto

You can connect your Android

smartphone and system via Android Auto

and control your smartphone apps on the

system′s screen.

Before starting Android Auto, activate

a connection type to use for phone

projection and set up the devices list for

wireless connections.

Ü Warning

For your safety, park your vehicle in a

safe location before changing the phone

projection settings.

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 # Activating wireless connectivity

# Pairing smartphones with your

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Wi-Fi and press

Use Wi-Fi for Phone Projection to

activate it.

system for wireless phone

projection

For wireless phone projection

connections, first pair your smartphone

with your system to add it to the phone

projection devices list. You can register up

to six smartphones.

Ensure that your smartphone supports

Android Auto Wireless.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone

Projection.

• If you are pairing a smartphone with

your system for the first time, you

can also press and hold the Voice

recognition button on the steering

wheel.

2 Press Add New.

# Activating USB connectivity

You can also start Android Auto by

connecting your smartphone to the

USB port in your vehicle. To use a USB

cable to connect your smartphone with

the system, you must activate USB

connectivity.

On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone Projection

> Menu > Connection Settings

and press Use Android Auto

when connecting USB to activate

it.

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3 On the smartphone you

want to connect, activate

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, search for

your vehicle′s system on the

Bluetooth devices list, and then

select it.

• Check the system′s Bluetooth

name, which is displayed in the new

registration pop-up window on the

system screen.

Û Note

If the smartphone has been added to

the system′s Bluetooth devices list,

you must first delete the smartphone

from the list to add it to the phone

projection devices list.

4 Ensure that the Bluetooth

passkeys displayed on the

smartphone screen and the

system screen are the same

and confirm the connection

from the smartphone.

• Once registered, the smartphone is

also added to the Bluetooth devices

list automatically.

• After pairing, the smartphone will be

connected to the system. Read the

message on the notification pop-up

window and press Next > OK.

Û Note

Smartphones that support only USB

connections will also appear on the phone

projection devices list when connected to

the system with a USB cable. When the

connection ends, the smartphone will

disappear from the list.

# Accessing the phone projection

devices list

You can view and manage registered

smartphones on the phone projection

devices list.

On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone Projection.

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a a Display the options list.

• Connection Settings: Activate or

deactivate USB connectivity for

Android Auto.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c List of smartphones paired with

the system. Press a device name

to connect or disconnect the

smartphone.

d d Connect the smartphone.

e e Disconnect the smartphone.

f f Pair a new smartphone with your

system.

g g Delete paired smartphones. If you

delete a smartphone from the list, it

will also be deleted from the Bluetooth

devices list.

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 # Starting Android Auto

Before using Android Auto, be sure to

check the following:

Android Auto support on your

smartphone

Visit the Android homepage (https://

www.android.com/auto) and check the

regions, device types, and models that

support Android Auto.

Android Auto installed on your

smartphone

Download and install the Android Auto

app from Google Play. If you are in

a region where Android Auto is not

supported, you cannot install the app.

Start Android Auto by following the steps

below:

1 Ensure that a connection

type is enabled. > See ″Activating

wireless connectivity″ or ″Activating USB

connectivity.″

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2 Connect your smartphone to

the USB port in your vehicle

via the cable supplied with the

smartphone, or access the

phone projection devices list

and select your smartphone.

• If you are connecting the device for

phone projection for the first time,

read the message on the notification

pop-up window and press Next >

OK.

Ý Caution

Do not connect and disconnect a USB

connector repeatedly in a short time.

Doing so may cause an error in the

device or a system malfunction.

3 If your smartphone is locked,

unlock it and agree to use

phone projection.

• When the smartphone is recognized

successfully, the Android Auto menu

is activated on the All Menus screen.

4 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Android Auto.

5 Use your smartphone′s

functions, such as calling and

messaging, on your system.

• Press an icon on the screen to run an

app or perform a function.

• Press the Voice recognition button

on the steering wheel to start

Google voice recognition.

• Press the Call/Answer button on

the steering wheel to start using

Bluetooth call functions.

 Û Note

Û Note

• Even if you start phone projection

while music is playing in your

smartphone′s music player, music

playback may not automatically

switch to your system. To play music

via the system, open the music

player on the phone projection

screen and begin playback, or

press and hold the Media button

and select an appropriate phone

projection function from the media

selection window.

• When you are using your

smartphone′s navigation via phone

projection, sounds from both the

system′s radio/media function

and the navigation will be output

through your vehicle′s speakers.

When you turn the Volume knob

while both sounds are being output,

the navigation volume is adjusted

first.

6 To end Android Auto, remove

the USB cable from your

system or disconnect the

smartphone from the phone

projection devices list.

• When phone projection is active via USB,

you cannot change the USB connectivity

setting. To change the setting, remove

the USB cable from your system.

• Depending on Google′s policies, the

icons on the main screen of Android

Auto may change.

• Depending on Google′s policies, apps

or functions that are compatible with

Android Auto may change. To check

compatible apps, visit the Android

homepage (https://www.android.com/

auto).

• To use phone projection in optimized

environments, update your

smartphone′s operating system to the

latest version.

• Depending on the connected device′s

hardware, firmware, and operating

system versions, the recognition time

may vary.

• Using phone projection may result in

mobile communication charges.

• Depending on the network signal status,

some functions may not work correctly.

• Avoid controlling your smartphone

while phone projection is in use.

• While you are using Android Auto, the

following functions are unavailable:

- Searches using the control panel or

the steering wheel remote control

- Apple CarPlay

• If your wireless connection is poor,

generate a new passkey by pressing All

Menus > Setup > Wi-Fi > Renew Wi-Fi

Passkey, and then try again.

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 [ Connecting your iPhone via

Apple CarPlay

You can connect your iPhone and system

via Apple CarPlay and control your iPhone

apps on the system′s screen. Only wireless

connections are available for Apple

CarPlay.

Before starting Apple CarPlay, activate

wireless connectivity and set up the

devices list for wireless connections.

Ü Warning

For your safety, park your vehicle in a

safe location before changing the Apple

CarPlay settings.

# Activating wireless connectivity

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Wi-Fi and press

Use Wi-Fi for Phone Projection to

activate it.

# Pairing iPhones with your

system for wireless Apple

CarPlay

For wireless Apple CarPlay connections,

first pair your iPhone with your system to

add it to the phone projection devices list.

You can register up to six iPhones.

Ensure that your iPhone supports wireless

Apple CarPlay.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone

Projection.

• If you are pairing an iPhone with

your system for the first time, you

can also press and hold the Voice

recognition button on the steering

wheel.

2 Press Add New.

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3 On the iPhone you want to

connect, activate Bluetooth

and Wi-Fi, search for your

vehicle′s system on the

Bluetooth devices list, and then

select it.

• Check the system′s Bluetooth

name, which is displayed in the new

registration pop-up window on the

system screen.

Û Note

If the iPhone has been added to the

system′s Bluetooth devices list, you

must first delete the iPhone from the

list to add it to the phone projection

devices list.

4 Ensure that the Bluetooth

passkeys displayed on the

iPhone screen and the system

screen are the same and

confirm the connection from

the iPhone.

• Once registered, the iPhone is also

added to the Bluetooth devices list

automatically.

• After pairing, the iPhone will be

connected to the system. Read the

message on the notification pop-up

window and press Next > OK.

# Accessing the phone projection

devices list

You can view and manage registered

iPhones on the phone projection devices

list.

On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone Projection.

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a a Display the options list.

• Connection Settings: Activate or

deactivate USB connectivity for

Android Auto.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c List of iPhones paired with the system.

Press a device name to connect or

disconnect the iPhone.

d d Connect the iPhone.

e e Disconnect the iPhone.

f f Pair a new iPhone with your system.

g g Delete paired iPhones. If you delete

an iPhone from the list, it will also be

deleted from the Bluetooth devices

list.

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 # Starting Apple CarPlay

Before using Apple CarPlay, be sure to

check the following:

Apple CarPlay support on your

iPhone

Visit the Apple homepage (https://

www.apple.com/ios/carplay) and check

the iPhone models that support Apple

CarPlay.

Apple CarPlay and Siri activated or

updated on your iPhone

On your iPhone, ensure that Apple

CarPlay and Siri are activated. If your

iPhone does not have the functions,

update the iPhone′s operating system to

the latest version.

Start Apple CarPlay by following the steps

below:

1 Ensure that wireless

connectivity is enabled. > See

″Activating wireless connectivity.″

2 Access the phone projection

devices list and select your

iPhone.

3 If your iPhone is locked, unlock

it and agree to use Apple

CarPlay.

• When the iPhone is recognized

successfully, the Apple CarPlay

menu is activated on the All Menus

screen.

4 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Apple CarPlay.

5 Use your iPhone′s functions,

such as calling and messaging,

on your system.

• Press an icon on the screen to run an

app or perform a function. Press the

) to move to the Home

KIA icon (

screen of your system.

• Press the Voice recognition button

on the steering wheel to start Siri.

• Press the Call/Answer button on

the steering wheel to answer an

incoming call.

Û Note

When you are using your iPhone′s

navigation via Apple CarPlay, sounds

from both the system′s radio/media

function and the navigation will

be output through your vehicle′s

speakers. When you turn the Volume

knob while both sounds are being

output, the navigation volume is

adjusted first.

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6 To end Apple CarPlay,

disconnect the iPhone from the

phone projection devices list.

Û Note

• To check compatible apps, visit the

Apple homepage (https://www.apple.

com/ios/carplay).

• To use Apple CarPlay in optimized

environments, update your iPhone′s

operating system to the latest version.

• Depending on the connected device′s

hardware, firmware, and operating

system versions, the recognition time

may vary.

• Using Apple CarPlay may result in

mobile communication charges.

• Depending on the network signal status,

some functions may not work correctly.

• Avoid controlling your iPhone while

Apple CarPlay is in use.

• While you are using Apple CarPlay, the

following functions are unavailable:

- Searches using the Search knob

(TUNE FILE)

- Android Auto

• When Apple CarPlay is active, the

system′s phone functions are provided

via Apple CarPlay.

Getting to know the

driving assistance

screen

You can view the outside of your vehicle

on the system screen. Depending on the

vehicle model or specifications, displayed

screens and available functions may vary.

Ý Caution

The distance shown in the rear view

screen may differ from the actual

distance. For safety, be sure to visually

check the rear, left, and right sides of your

vehicle.

Rear view screen

When you shift to ″R″ (Reverse) while the

engine is running, the system screen will

automatically display the rear view and

the parking guides.

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a a Driving direction lines (yellow). These

Û Note

lines show the directions of the vehicle

according to the steering angle.

b b Neutral direction lines (blue). These

lines indicate your vehicle′s expected

path with the steering wheel in the

neutral position. It can help you

determine whether the vehicle is in

the correct position in a parking space

and prevent you from parking too

close to the next vehicle.

c c Crash warning lines (red). These lines

are to help prevent a collision.

Ü Warning

When backing up, make sure to follow the

guidelines below:

• Before entering your vehicle, always

check the area behind your vehicle.

• Do 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.

• Always back up slowly and stop

immediately if you suspect that a

person, especially a child, might be

behind you.

• You can change the operation setting

for the rear view camera. On the Home

screen, press All Menus > Setup >

Advanced or Display > Extend Rear

Camera Use and activate the Extend

Rear Camera Use option. The rear

view screen will remain active even if

you shift to any position other than ″R″

(Reverse) after backing up. (if equipped)

• If an object comes too close to your

vehicle as you are parking the vehicle,

a warning beep will sound. To prevent

an accident that might result if you

do not hear the beep, you can set the

system to decrease the volume level of

any media playing automatically when

you are parking the vehicle. On the

Home screen, press All Menus > Setup

> Sound > Priority > Parking Safety

Priority.

• Even when your vehicle is in ″P″ (Park),

you can check the rear view by pressing

the [

equipped).

] button in your vehicle (if

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 [ Checking the rear top view (if

Surround view monitor (if

equipped)

equipped)

The surround view monitor feature

enables you to view the surroundings of

your vehicle by using multiple cameras

installed in the vehicle.

[ Checking your surroundings

while driving (if equipped)

Press the [

] or [

] button.

• The front view with the surround view is

displayed on the screen.

• The feature is activated only in the

following conditions:

- When you are driving at 9 mph or

slower in ″D″ (Drive)

- When you stop in ″D″ (Drive) or ″N″

(Neutral)

With the rear top view feature, you can

look down at what is behind you.

On the rear view screen, press

.

• The parking guides are displayed on the

rear top view screen.

- The parking guides indicate the space

necessary to open the tailgate of your

vehicle. It can help you see if there

is enough space to open the tailgate

after parking and if there is any

obstacle to opening it.

- An extension of your vehicle′s center

appears. It shows the path of your

vehicle′s center according to the

steering angle.

[ Setting the rear view screen

(if equipped)

To change the screen settings,

press

on the rear view screen.

• Display Contents (if equipped): Select

what to display on the rear view screen.

• Display Settings: Adjust the brightness

and contrast of the camera screen.

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Press one of the icons on the screen to

check the corresponding direction.

[ Checking your surroundings

while backing up (if equipped)

Icon

Description

Check the front view and the

surround view.

Check the front view in full

screen.

Check the front view and front-

left view.

Check the front view and front-

right view.

Change the surround view

screen settings.

To deactivate the surround view

screen, press the [

button.

] or [

]

Û Note

If an open door or tailgate or a folded

outside rearview mirror is detected while

the surround view monitor is active, an

alert icon will appear on the left side of

the screen.

When you shift to ″R″ (Reverse),

the rear view will appear on the

screen automatically.

Press one of the icons on the screen to

check the corresponding direction.

Icon

Description

Check the rear view and the

surround view.

Check the rear view in full

screen.

Check the rear view and rear-

left view.

Check the rear view and rear-

right view.

Check the rear top view. > See

″Checking the rear top view (if

equipped).″

Change the surround view

screen settings.

Û Note

• If you shift to ″P″ (Park), the surround

view monitor will not work.

• Even when your vehicle is in ″P″ (Park),

you can check the rear view by pressing

the [

equipped).

] button in your vehicle (if

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 [ Checking the rear top view (if

[ Setting the surround view

equipped)

screen (if equipped)

On the surround view screen,

press

behind you.

to look down at what is

To change the screen settings,

on the surround view

press

screen.

• The parking guides are displayed on the

• Display Contents: Select what to display

rear top view screen.

- The parking guides indicate the space

necessary to open the tailgate of your

vehicle. It can help you see if there

is enough space to open the tailgate

after parking and if there is any

obstacle to opening it.

- An extension of your vehicle′s center

appears. It shows the path of your

vehicle′s center according to the

steering angle.

on the rear view screen.

• Front View Default Mode: Select a

default view to be displayed when you

activate the surround view monitor

while driving.

• Rear View Default Mode: Select a

default view to be displayed when the

surround view monitor is activated while

you are backing up.

• Display Settings: Adjust the brightness

and contrast of the camera screen.

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Viewing UVO notices (if

equipped)

You can access notices received from the

UVO Center.

Ü Warning

For your safety, you cannot view UVO

notices while your vehicle is moving.

Park your vehicle in a safe place before

accessing notices.

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Notifications.

2 Select a notice from the list.

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a a Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Notification Popup: Set whether

the system displays a notification

pop-up window when a new UVO

notice arrives.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Urgent notice indicator

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Radio

Listening to the radio

Listening to HD Radio™ (if equipped)

Listening to SiriusXM™ radio (if equipped)

3 Listening to the radio

Turning on the radio

You can search for radio stations through

various search methods and listen to

them. You can also save your favorite

radio stations to the preset list.

Ü Warning

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.

Press All Menus > Radio on the

Home screen, or press the Radio

button on the control panel.

• Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

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a a Select a radio mode.

b b Activate or deactivate the HD Radio

mode (if equipped).

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c c Display the options list.

Changing the radio mode

[ Option A

On the radio screen, press FM/

AM to switch between the radio

modes.

• Alternatively, press the Radio button on

the control panel.

[ Option B

On the radio screen, press Band

and select a desired mode.

• Alternatively, press the Radio button on

the control panel.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn off

the screen. Press the screen to turn

it back on.

• Enter Station: Change the radio

station by entering a radio frequency

manually.

• Station List: Access the list of

available radio stations.

• FM Radio Noise Control (if

equipped): Select the FM radio noise

reduction option for the sound

quality of the incoming signal. > See

″FM Radio Noise Control (if equipped).″

• Info: Set to display text information

received from the current

broadcasting station.

• Reorder Presets (if equipped):

Rearrange saved radio stations on

the preset list. > See ″Rearranging the

preset list (if equipped).″

• Delete Presets: Delete saved radio

stations from the preset list. > See

″Deleting saved radio stations.″

• Set Number of Presets (if equipped):

Set the number of radio stations

to display on the preset list. > See

″Changing the number of radio stations

on the preset list (if equipped).″

• Sound Settings: Customize the

system sound settings. > See

″Configuring the sound settings.″

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

d d Return to the previous level.

e e Radio station information

f f Save the current radio station to the

preset list, or delete it from the list.

g g Preset list

h h Preview each radio station for a few

seconds and select the one you want.

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Scanning for available

radio stations

Searching for radio

stations

You can listen to each radio station for a

few seconds and select the one you want.

You can search for radio stations by

changing frequencies.

1 On the radio screen, press

.

• The system provides a preview of

each radio station on the available

stations list for five seconds.

2 When you find the radio

station to which you want to

listen, press

to stop the scan.

• You can continue listening to the

current radio station.

To change frequencies, press the

Search backward button (SEEK)

or the Search forward button

(TRACK) on the control panel.

• An available radio station will be

selected automatically.

To change frequencies manually,

turn the Search knob (TUNE FILE)

on the control panel.

Û Note

If multiple HD radio stations are available

on one radio frequency in HD Radio mode,

turning the Search knob (TUNE FILE) on

that frequency will allow you to select

each radio station.

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Saving radio stations

Rearranging the preset list

You can save your favorite radio stations

and listen to them by selecting from the

preset list.

Press the star icon next to the

current radio station information.

• Alternatively, press and hold an empty

slot on the preset list (if equipped).

• You can also press Menu > Station List

and save radio stations from the list of

available radio stations.

Û Note

• You can save up to 40 radio stations.

• If you select a slot that is already filled,

the station will be replaced by the

station you are listening to (if equipped).

Listening to saved radio

stations

On the radio screen, select one of

the radio stations from the preset

list.

• Alternatively, use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel to scroll

through the radio stations on the preset

list.

(if equipped)

1 On the radio screen, press

Menu > Reorder Presets.

2 Press

next to the radio

station you want to move and

drag it to a desired location.

• Your changes will be applied to the

preset list immediately.

3 Press

to finish.

Deleting saved radio

stations

1 On the radio screen, press

Menu > Delete Presets.

2 Select the radio station you

want to delete and press

Delete > Yes.

• The selected radio station will be

deleted from the preset list.

Û Note

If you are listening to one of the saved

radio stations, press the red star icon next

to the current radio station information to

delete the radio station.

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Changing the number

of radio stations on the

preset list (if equipped)

1 On the radio screen, press

Menu > Set Number of

Presets.

2 Select the number of radio

stations and press OK.

• The selected number of the radio

stations will be displayed on the

preset list.

Û Note

If you set a number lower than the

previously set number, only the selected

number of radio stations will be displayed

and the rest will be deleted.

Listening to HD

Radio™ (if equipped)

By enabling HD Radio reception, you can

listen to HD Radio stations in areas where

they are available.

1 Press All Menus > Radio on

the Home screen, or press the

Radio button on the control

panel.

2 On the radio screen, press

.

• When HD Radio signals are received,

the radio will switch from the analog

mode to the HD mode.

In the HD mode, HD Radio station buttons

are displayed at the top of the radio

screen. Press a button to select one of the

available HD Radio stations.

Û Note

HD Radio is only available in metropolitan

areas.

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Listening to SiriusXM™

radio (if equipped)

You can listen to radio channels provided

by SiriusXM, a satellite radio service.

Various kinds of channels, such as music,

sports, and news, are available via

streaming or live broadcast.

Starting SiriusXM radio

1 Press All Menus > Radio on

the Home screen, or press the

Radio button on the control

panel.

2 On the radio screen, press

Band > SiriusXM.

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Program Info: Presents song name,

artist, station IDs, and other relevant data

streams.

Digital, CD-quality sound. HD Radio™

Technology enables local radio stations

to broadcast a clean digital signal. AM

sounds like today′s FM and FM sounds

like a CD.

FM stations can provide additional digital-

only audio programming on HD2/HD3

Channels.

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d d Return to the previous level.

e e Weak reception indicator

f f Save the current radio channel to

the preset list, or delete it from the

list.

g g Scan through all available SiriusXM

radio channels.

h h Move to the previous segment.

Press and hold to rewind.

i i Pause or resume the broadcast.

j j Move to the next segment. Press

and hold to fast forward.

k k Switch to the live broadcast mode.

This button is activated only when

a live broadcast is available on the

selected channel.

Û Note

icon will be shown next to the

The

first 10 SiriusXM channels saved. Once

preset channels are saved, broadcasts

from these channels will be buffered

automatically for your convenience each

time you start your vehicle.

a a Select a radio mode.

b b Change the radio channel by

entering a channel number

manually.

c c Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Channel List: Access the list

of available SiriusXM radio

channels.

• What is on My Presets?: View

broadcast schedule of the

radio channels on your preset

list. > See ″Viewing the program

schedule.″

• Featured Favorites: Listen to

groups of channels provided

by SiriusXM. > See ″Listening to

Featured Favorites channels.″

• Reorder Presets (if equipped):

Rearrange saved radio stations

on the preset list. > See

″Rearranging the preset list (if

equipped).″

• Delete Presets: Delete saved

radio stations from the preset

list. > See ″Deleting saved radio

stations.″

• Set Number of Presets (if

equipped): Set the number of

radio stations to display on the

preset list. > See ″Changing the

number of radio stations on the

preset list (if equipped).″

• Sound Settings: Customize the

system sound settings. > See

″Configuring the sound settings.″

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

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Searching for SiriusXM

radio channels

Selecting radio channels

by using channel numbers

If you know the exact channel number,

you can enter it to select the radio channel

directly.

1 On the radio screen, press

Band > SiriusXM.

2 On the SiriusXM radio screen,

press Enter Channel.

3 Enter a channel number and

press OK.

You can select a radio channel from the

available SiriusXM channels list.

1 On the radio screen, press

Band > SiriusXM.

2 On the SiriusXM radio screen,

press Menu > Channel List.

3 Select a category and a radio

channel.

• To add a radio channel to the preset

list, press the star icon next to the

channel (if equipped).

• To skip a radio channel when

scanning, press Skip next to the

channel. To cancel your skip settings

for all channels, press Unskip All.

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Viewing the program

schedule

Listening to Featured

Favorites channels

You can listen to Featured Favorites

channels on SiriusXM radio. Multiple sets

of channels can be broadcast and can be

changed by SiriusXM.

1 On the radio screen, press

Band > SiriusXM.

2 On the SiriusXM radio screen,

press Menu > Featured

Favorites.

3 Select a radio channel.

You can view the program schedule and

information for the radio channels on

your preset list.

1 On the radio screen, press

Band > SiriusXM.

2 On the SiriusXM radio screen,

press Menu > What is on My

Presets?.

3 Set a date and time on the top

line of the screen.

• To select a date, press the date

display field above the preset list and

select a date and time zone.

• To select a time, press the left or

right arrow.

4 Select a radio channel and a

program to view its detailed

information.

Û Note

If there are multiple programs in one time

slot, arrows will appear in the time slot

next to the first program. Press the arrows

to view information about the previous or

next program.

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Media

Using the media

4 Using the media

[ Starting the USB player

1 Connect your USB device to the

USB port in the vehicle.

• Playback may start immediately

depending on the device that you

connect to the system.

Ü Warning

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.

Listening to music from a

USB device

You can play media files stored in portable

devices, such as USB storage devices

and MP3 players. Check compatible USB

storage devices and file specifications

before using the USB mode. > See ″USB

mode.″

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, available buttons or the

appearance and layout of the USB port in

your vehicle may vary.

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2 Press All Menus > Media on

the Home screen, or press the

Media button on the control

panel.

• The media player is displayed in full

screen.

• If you have multiple media storage

devices, press the Media button on

the control panel again and press

USB Music on the media selection

window.

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i i Pause or resume playback.

j j Play the next file. Press and hold to

k k Playback time and playback

fast forward.

position

Ý Caution

• Start the engine of your vehicle before

connecting a USB device to your system.

Starting the engine with a USB device

connected to the system may damage

the USB device.

• Be careful of static electricity when

connecting or disconnecting a USB

device. A static discharge may cause a

system malfunction.

• Be careful not to let your body or

external objects contact the USB port.

Doing so may cause an accident or a

system malfunction.

• Do not connect and disconnect a USB

connector repeatedly in a short time.

Doing so may cause an error in the

device or a system malfunction.

• Do not use a USB device for purposes

other than playing files. Using USB

accessories for charging or heating may

cause poor performance or a system

malfunction.

a a Access the files list.

b b Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Media Sources: Select a media

storage device you want to use.

• Songs by this Artist: Move to

the list of songs by the artist

currently playing.

• Songs from this Album: Move to

the list of songs from the album

currently playing.

• Hide Current File: Hide the

current file.

• Sound Settings: Customize the

system sound settings. > See

″Configuring the sound settings.″

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Information about the song

currently playing. Press a song′s

artist or album information to

access a list of songs by the artist

or from the album playing.

e e Current file number and total

number of files

f f Change the repeat play mode.

g g Activate or deactivate the shuffle

play mode.

h h Restart the current playback or

play the previous file. Press and

hold to rewind.

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 Û Note

• Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

• When connecting a USB storage device,

do not use an extension cable. If you use

a USB hub or an extension cable, the

device may not be recognized.

• Fully insert a USB connector into the

USB port. Failure to do so may cause a

communication error.

• When you disconnect a USB device, a

distorted noise may occur.

• The system can play only files encoded

in a standard format.

• The following types of USB devices may

not be recognized or work correctly:

- Encrypted MP3 players

- USB devices not recognized as

removable disks

• A USB device may not be recognized

depending on its condition.

• Some USB devices may be incompatible

with your system.

• Depending on the USB device's type,

capacity, or the format of files, USB

recognition time may be longer.

• Depending on the specification, some

USB devices may not support charging

via a USB connection.

[ Controlling the USB player

Use the buttons on the media player

screen to control the music playback.

Pausing/Resuming playback

Press

to pause music playback. Press

to resume playback.

Rewinding/Fast forwarding

Press and hold

or

fast forward the song.

to rewind or

• Alternatively, use the Search backward

button (SEEK) or the Search forward

button (TRACK) on the control panel.

• You can also use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel.

• You can change the playback position

by pressing the progress bar on the

screen. Music will begin playing from

the selected location.

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Restarting the current playback

Playing repeatedly

After three seconds of playback have

elapsed, press

song.

to restart the current

• Alternatively, use the Search backward

button (SEEK) on the control panel.

• You can also use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel.

Playing the previous or next song

Press

within the first three seconds

of the current song to play the previous

song. After three seconds of playback

have elapsed, press

to play the next song.

twice. Press

• Alternatively, use the Search backward

button (SEEK) or the Search forward

button (TRACK) on the control panel.

• You can also use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel.

• On the control panel, turn the Search

knob (TUNE FILE) to find the desired

song and press the knob within five

seconds to play the file. If no control

is detected within five seconds, the

search is canceled and the screen

displays information about the song

currently playing.

Press

to play a file on repeat.

• Each time you press the button, the

corresponding mode icon appears on

the button.

Û Note

Depending on the current playlist,

available repeat play modes may vary.

Playing in random order

Press

to shuffle the play order.

Hiding the current file

Press Menu > Hide Current File to

hide the currently playing file from

the system. The file is moved to the

″Hidden_″ folder.

Û Note

Only USB storage devices formatted in

FAT16/32 support hiding files.

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 [ Searching for music files on

a files list

Access a files list to search for and select

a song.

1 On the music playback screen,

press List.

2 Press the screen to open

a folder, move to another

category, or play a music file.

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a a Set the media player to include all

the files in subfolders when playing

a playlist (if equipped).

b b Display the options list.

• Media Sources: Select a media

storage device you want to use.

• Now Playing: Return to the

currently playing file if it is not

visible on the current screen.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Move up to another folder/

e e Play all files in the selected folder

f f Search for a song based on

category.

or category.

categories.

g g Scroll bar

Listening to music via

Bluetooth

You can listen to music stored in the

connected Bluetooth audio device via your

vehicle's speakers.

[ Starting the Bluetooth audio

player

1 Connect a Bluetooth-enabled

device to your system, such

as a mobile phone or an MP3

player. > See ″Connecting Bluetooth

devices.″

2 Press All Menus > Media on

the Home screen, or press the

Media button on the control

panel.

• If you have multiple media storage

devices, press the Media button on

the control panel again and press

Bluetooth Audio from the media

selection window.

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a a If two Bluetooth audio devices are

connected to your system, select a

device to play music from.

b b Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Media Sources: Select a media

storage device you want to use.

• Connections/Change Device:

Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

• Sound Settings: Customize the

system sound settings. > See

″Configuring the sound settings.″

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Information about the song

currently playing

e e Restart the current playback. Press

twice to play the previous file.

f f Pause or resume playback.

g g Play the next file.

h h Playback time and playback

position

i i Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device (if equipped).

Û Note

• Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

• Depending on the connected Bluetooth

device, mobile phone, or the music

player you are using, playback controls

may differ.

• Depending on the music player you are

using, streaming may not be supported.

• Depending on the connected Bluetooth

device or mobile phone, some functions

may not be supported.

• If you connect a media device or

mobile phone to your system via both

Bluetooth and a USB cable, your system

or device may not operate correctly. To

use a Bluetooth connection, disconnect

any cable connection to the device.

[ Controlling the Bluetooth

audio player

Use the buttons on the media player

screen to control the music playback.

Û Note

Depending on the connected Bluetooth

device, mobile phone, or the music player

you are using, playback controls may

differ.

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Pausing/Resuming playback

Press

to pause music playback. Press

to resume playback.

Restarting the current playback

After three seconds of playback have

elapsed, press

song.

to restart the current

• Alternatively, use the Search backward

button (SEEK) on the control panel.

• You can also use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel.

Playing the previous or next song

Press

song. Press

twice to play the previous

to play the next song.

• Alternatively, use the Search backward

button (SEEK) or the Search forward

button (TRACK) on the control panel.

• You can also use the Search lever/

button on the steering wheel.

4-8

Phone

Connecting Bluetooth devices

Making a call via Bluetooth

Answering a call via Bluetooth

5 Connecting Bluetooth

devices

Pairing devices with your

system

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless

networking technology. Via Bluetooth,

you can connect nearby mobile devices

wirelessly to send and receive data

between connected devices. This enables

you to use your devices effectively.

On your system, you can use only the

Bluetooth Handsfree and Audio features.

Connect a mobile device that supports the

Bluetooth Handsfree or Audio feature.

Ü Warning

Park your vehicle in a safe location before

connecting Bluetooth devices. Distracted

driving can cause a traffic accident and

lead to personal injury or death.

Û Note

For more information on Bluetooth-

enabled devices and their functional

compatibility, visit the KIA Motors America

website (https://www.kia.com).

For Bluetooth connections, first pair your

device with your system to add it to the

Bluetooth devices list. You can register up

to six devices.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections > Add

New.

• If you are pairing a device with your

system for the first time, you can

also press the Call/Answer button on

the steering wheel. Alternatively, on

the Home screen, press All Menus

> Phone.

2 Select a function you want to

use and press OK.

3 On the Bluetooth device you

want to connect, activate

Bluetooth, search for your

vehicle's system, and then

select it.

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 • Check the system's Bluetooth

• You can change the permission settings

name, which is displayed in the new

registration pop-up window on the

system screen.

via the mobile phone's Bluetooth

settings menu. For more information,

refer to your mobile phone's user guide.

4 Ensure that the Bluetooth

passkeys displayed on the

Bluetooth device screen

and the system screen are

the same and confirm the

connection from the device.

5 If you are connecting a mobile

phone, permit the system to

access and download your

data from the device.

• Downloading data is only for

Bluetooth call functions. Permission

is not required if you are connecting

an audio device.

Û Note

• It may take a while for the system to

connect with the device after you permit

the system to access the device. When

a connection is made, the Bluetooth

status icon appears at the top of the

screen.

• When a device is connected to the

system via Bluetooth, you cannot pair

another device.

• If you do not want the system to

connect with the device automatically,

deactivate Bluetooth on your device.

Connecting a paired device

To use a Bluetooth device on your system,

connect the paired device to the system.

You can connect your system with one

device for Bluetooth Handsfree or two

devices at a time for Bluetooth Audio.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

[ Option A

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections.

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2 Press a device name or

[ Option B

Connect.

• If another device is already

connected to your system,

disconnect it. Press Disconnect next

to the device.

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a a Display the options list.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Connect the device.

d d List of Bluetooth devices paired

with the system. Press a device

name to connect or disconnect the

device.

e e Disconnect the device.

f f Select a function you want to use

on the Bluetooth device.

g g Pair a new device with your system.

h h Delete paired devices. Downloaded

data from devices will also be

deleted.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections.

2 Press a device name.

• If another device is already

connected to your system,

disconnect it. Press a device name

and press Disconnect from the pop-

up window.

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a a Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Auto Connection Priority: Set

the priority of paired devices

for your system to connect with

automatically when it turns on.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the

QR code only your vehicle is

stationary.

5-4

b b Return to the previous level.

c c List of Bluetooth devices paired

with the system. Press a device

name to connect or disconnect the

device.

d d Pair a new device with your system.

e e Delete paired devices. Downloaded

data from devices will also be

deleted.

Disconnecting a device

If you want to stop using a Bluetooth

device or connect another device,

disconnect your currently connected

device.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available functions may vary.

3 Select a function you want to

use and press OK.

[ Option A

Û Note

• If you cannot connect a Bluetooth

device, check if Bluetooth is activated on

the device.

• If a connection ends because a device is

out of the connection range or a device

error occurs, the connection will be

restored automatically when the device

enters the connection range or when

the error is cleared.

• If a connection is unstable due to a

communication error, reset Bluetooth

by pressing All Menus > Setup >

Device Connections > Bluetooth >

Reset, and then reconnect the device.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections.

2 Press a device name or

Disconnect.

3 Press Yes.

[ Option B

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections.

2 Press a device name.

3 Press Disconnect.

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Deleting paired devices

If you no longer want a Bluetooth device

paired or if you want to connect a new

device when the Bluetooth devices list is

full, delete paired devices.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth

> Bluetooth Connections >

Delete Device(s).

Making a call via

Bluetooth

By connecting a device that supports

Bluetooth Handsfree, you can use the

Bluetooth phone feature on your system.

This feature enables you to talk on the

phone hands free via Bluetooth. View

call information on the system screen,

and make or receive calls safely and

conveniently via the vehicle's built-in

microphone and speakers.

2 Select the devices you want to

Ü Warning

delete and press Delete.

• To delete all paired devices, press

Mark All > Delete.

3 Press Yes.

• Downloaded data from devices will

also be deleted.

Û Note

If your system supports wireless phone

projection and you delete a device from

the Bluetooth devices list, it will also be

deleted from the phone projection devices

list.

• 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.

• Park your vehicle in a safe location

before connecting any Bluetooth

devices. Distracted driving can cause

a traffic accident and lead to personal

injury or death.

• Never dial a phone number by entering

it manually or pick up your mobile

phone while driving. Use of a mobile

phone may distract your attention,

making it difficult to recognize external

conditions and reducing the ability to

cope with unexpected situations, which

may lead to an accident.

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Dialing from your call

history

You can make a call by selecting one of

your call records downloaded from the

connected mobile phone.

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Phone.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

• If the Bluetooth Handsfree feature

is deactivated, the device selection

pop-up window appears. Connect

a mobile phone by selecting one

from your list of paired devices or by

pairing a new one.

2 On the Bluetooth phone

screen, press

.

3 Select a call record from your

call history to make a call.

• You can find the call record you want

by using the Search lever/button on

the steering wheel.

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a a Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device (if equipped).

b b Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Download: Download your call

history.

• Privacy Mode: Activate privacy

mode to protect your personal

information. In the privacy

mode, personal data will not be

displayed.

• Change Device (if equipped):

Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

• Bluetooth Settings: Change

the settings for Bluetooth

connections.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Call records downloaded from your

mobile phone

e e View all call records.

f f View only dialed calls.

g g View only received calls.

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4 To end the call, press the Call

end button on the steering

wheel or press End on the call

screen.

5-7

 Û Note

• Some mobile phones may not support

the download function.

• Up to 50 call records will be downloaded

per individual list.

• Call durations do not appear on the

system screen.

• Permission is required to download

your call history from the mobile phone.

When you attempt to download data,

you may need to permit the download

on the mobile phone. If the download

fails, check the mobile phone screen for

any notification or the mobile phone's

permission setting.

• When you download your call history,

any old data will be deleted.

Dialing from your favorites

list

If you register frequently used phone

numbers as your favorites, you can find

them and dial them quickly.

[ Setting up your favorites list

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Phone.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

• If the Bluetooth Handsfree feature

is deactivated, the device selection

pop-up window appears. Connect

a mobile phone by selecting one

from your list of paired devices or by

pairing a new one.

2 On the Bluetooth phone

screen, press

.

3 Press Add New and select a

contact from your contacts list.

• If you have already added your

favorites, on the favorites screen,

press Menu > Edit.

• To search for a contact in your

contacts list by entering their name

or phone number, press Menu >

Search.

4 Press the star icon next to the

phone number you want.

• The phone number is added to your

favorites list.

5-8

 Û Note

each device.

• You can register up to 10 favorites for

• To delete one of your favorites, on the

favorites screen, press Menu > Delete.

• When you connect a new mobile phone,

your favorites set for the previous

mobile phone will not be displayed, but

they will remain in your system until

you delete the previous phone from the

devices list.

[ Making a call through the

favorites list

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Phone.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

• If the Bluetooth Handsfree feature

is deactivated, the device selection

pop-up window appears. Connect

a mobile phone by selecting one

from your list of paired devices or by

pairing a new one.

2 On the Bluetooth phone

screen, press

.

3 Select a contact from your

favorites list to make a call.

• You can find the contact you want by

using the Search lever/button on the

steering wheel.

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a a Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device (if equipped).

b b Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Edit: Register phone numbers

from the downloaded contacts

as your favorites or change your

favorites.

• Delete: Delete phone numbers

from your favorites list.

• Privacy Mode: Activate privacy

mode to protect your personal

information. In the privacy

mode, personal data will not be

displayed.

• Change Device (if equipped):

Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

• Bluetooth Settings: Change

the settings for Bluetooth

connections.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Contacts registered as your

favorites

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Dialing from your contacts

list

a a Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device (if equipped).

b b Display the options list.

You can make a call by selecting one

of your contacts downloaded from the

connected mobile phone.

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Phone.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

• If the Bluetooth Handsfree feature

is deactivated, the device selection

pop-up window appears. Connect

a mobile phone by selecting one

from your list of paired devices or by

pairing a new one.

2 On the Bluetooth phone

screen, press

.

3 Select a contact from the

contacts list to make a call.

• You can find the contact you want by

using the Search lever/button on the

steering wheel.

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• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Download: Download your

mobile phone contacts.

• Search: Enter a contact's name

or phone number to search the

list.

• Privacy Mode: Activate privacy

mode to protect your personal

information. In the privacy

mode, personal data will not be

displayed.

• Change Device (if equipped):

Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

• Bluetooth Settings: Change

the settings for Bluetooth

connections.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

c c Return to the previous level.

d d Enter a contact′s name or phone

number to search the list.

e e Contacts downloaded from your

mobile phone

f f Select an initial letter to find

contacts quickly.

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 Û Note

Dialing from the keypad

• Up to 5,000 contacts can be downloaded

Ü Warning

You can make a call by entering a phone

number manually on the keypad.

Never dial a phone number by entering

it manually while driving. This may

distract your attention, making it

difficult to recognize external conditions

and reducing the ability to cope with

unexpected situations, which may lead to

an accident.

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Phone.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

• If the Bluetooth Handsfree feature

is deactivated, the device selection

pop-up window appears. Connect

a mobile phone by selecting one

from your list of paired devices or by

pairing a new one.

2 On the Bluetooth phone

screen, press

.

• Only contacts in the supported format

can be downloaded and displayed from

the Bluetooth device. Contacts from

some apps will not be included.

from your device.

• Some mobile phones may not support

the download function.

• Contacts stored both in the phone and

in the SIM card are downloaded. With

some mobile phones, contacts in the

SIM card may not be downloaded.

• If you have set up speed dial numbers

on the mobile phone, you can make a

call by pressing and holding a speed

dial number on the keypad. Depending

on the mobile phone type, the speed

dialing function may not be supported.

• Permission is required to download

contacts from the mobile phone. When

you attempt to download data, you

may need to permit the download on

the mobile phone. If the download

fails, check the mobile phone screen for

any notification or the mobile phone's

permission setting.

• Depending on the mobile phone type or

status, downloading may take longer.

• When you download your contacts, any

old data will be deleted.

• You cannot edit or delete your contacts

on the system.

• When you connect a new mobile phone,

your contacts downloaded from the

previous mobile phone will not be

displayed, but they will remain in your

system until you delete the previous

phone from the devices list.

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c c Return to the previous level.

d d Enter a phone number or name by

using the keypad.

e e Delete the phone number you

entered.

f f Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

g g Dial the phone number you

entered. If you did not enter any

phone number, this button will

perform the following functions:

• Pressing this button enters the

most recently dialed phone

number into the input field.

• Pressing and holding this button

redials the most recently dialed

phone number.

3 Enter a phone number on the

to make a

keypad and press

call.

• You can also search for contacts by

using alphabets or digits labeled on

the keypad.

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a a Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device (if equipped).

b b Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn

off the screen. Press the screen

to turn it back on.

• Privacy Mode: Activate privacy

mode to protect your personal

information. In the privacy

mode, personal data will not be

displayed.

• Change Device (if equipped):

Search for and connect another

Bluetooth device.

• Bluetooth Settings: Change

the settings for Bluetooth

connections.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

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Answering a call via

Bluetooth

You can accept or reject calls and use

convenient functions during a call.

Accepting or rejecting a

call

When a call comes in, a notification pop-

up window of the incoming call appears

on the system screen.

To answer the call, press Accept.

• Alternatively, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel.

To reject the call, press Reject.

• Alternatively, press the Call end button

on the steering wheel.

Ü Warning

• Park your vehicle in a safe location

before connecting any Bluetooth

devices. Distracted driving can cause

a traffic accident and lead to personal

injury or death.

• Never pick up your mobile phone

while driving. Use of a mobile phone

may distract your attention, making it

difficult to recognize external conditions

and reducing the ability to cope with

unexpected situations, which may lead

to an accident.

Û Note

• Depending on the mobile phone type,

call rejection may not be supported.

• Once your mobile phone is connected

to the system, the call sound may be

output through the vehicle′s speakers

even after you exit the vehicle if the

phone is within the connection range.

To end the connection, disconnect the

device from the system or deactivate

Bluetooth on the device.

• You can activate privacy mode by

pressing Privacy Mode on the incoming

call pop-up window. In privacy mode,

contact information will not be

displayed. To deactivate privacy mode,

press Menu > Privacy Mode on the

Bluetooth phone screen.

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 • If you set the microphone volume

too high, the other party may have a

difficulty understanding you due to

noise or echoing, depending on their

mobile phone and surroundings.

Setting the volume to 30 or lower is

recommended.

• If the caller information is saved in

your contacts list, the caller's name and

phone number will be displayed. If the

caller information is not saved in your

contacts list, only the caller's phone

number will be displayed.

• You cannot switch to any other screen,

such as the radio, media, or settings

screen, during a Bluetooth call.

• Depending on the mobile phone type,

call quality may vary. On some phones,

your voice may be less audible to the

other party.

• Depending on the mobile phone

type, the phone number may not be

displayed.

Using functions during a

call

Û Note

During a call, you will see the call screen

shown below. Press a button to perform

the function you want.

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a a Display the options list (if equipped).

• Display Off: Turn off the screen.

Press the screen to turn it back on.

• Privacy Mode: Activate privacy

mode to protect your personal

information. In the privacy mode,

personal data will not be displayed.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Turn off the microphone so the other

party cannot hear you.

d d Adjust the microphone volume.

e e Display or hide the keypad.

f f Switch the call to your mobile phone.

Depending on the mobile phone type,

this function may not be supported.

g g End the call.

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Switching between calls

If your mobile phone supports call

waiting, you can accept a second call. The

first call is put on hold.

To switch between the active call

and the held call, press Switch

or press the phone number

displayed on the call screen.

Û Note

Depending on the mobile phone type, this

function may not be supported.

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Voice functions

Using Voice Memo

6 Using Voice Memo

Starting Voice Memo

You can record voice memos using the

microphone installed in your vehicle and

play voice memos on your system.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Voice Memo.

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Ü Warning

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.

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a a Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn off

the screen. Press the screen to turn

it back on.

• Delete: Delete voice memos.

• Save to USB Device: Save voice

memos to a USB storage device.

Check the specifications of USB

storage devices to determine

whether they are compatible. > See

″USB storage devices.″

• Storage Information: View

information on the storage space

used for your voice memos.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c List of your voice memos. Press a voice

memo to play it.

d d Start or pause recording.

e e Stop recording.

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Recording voice memos

Playing voice memos

1 On the Home screen, press All

1 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Voice Memo.

Menus > Voice Memo.

2 On the voice memo screen,

2 Select a voice memo from the

press

.

voice memos list.

• Press

to pause recording. Press

• The voice memo will begin playing.

to resume recording.

3 Press

to stop recording.

• Alternatively, press the Call end

button on the steering wheel.

• The voice memo is saved and added

to the voice memos list on the left of

the screen.

Û Note

• Voice memo recording mutes the

function in operation or pauses media

playback.

• If you make or answer a call while

recording a voice memo, the recording

pauses.

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UVO (if equipped)

UVO services

Using the UVO menu

Using 911 Connect

7 UVO services

Service limitations

UVO provides connected car services,

such as roadside assistance and

emergency rescue, via the latest IT and

communication technologies.

Once subscribed, you can access UVO

services via the UVO buttons in your

vehicle. You can also access other useful

features using the UVO menu in your

system.

Û Note

• You must be an active UVO subscriber

or within the initial free trial period to

receive UVO services.

• Depending on your vehicle type, the

system type or the subscribed service

package, available services may vary.

• Some services may incur additional

charges.

• Services may be modified, added, or

deleted according to changes in the

company′s policies.

Because UVO services are provided via

Verizon networks, use of this service may

be limited depending on the status of

Verizon network in your area. Check the

) at the top of

network signal icon (

the screen to verify if the network signal

strength is adequate.

Û Note

• Use of this service is recommended

when the network signal icon has more

than four signal bars.

• Depending on Verizon network status,

UVO services may be affected in the

following places:

- In a building or tunnel

- In a mountain or dense forest

- On a road close to cliffs

- In an area with a lot of high buildings

- On a highway or a road under an

overpass

- Out of a service area based on the

mobile network service provider′s

coverage policy

7-2

Activating UVO services

You must activate UVO services to use

them. An account with Owners.kia.com

is required for activation. If you do not

already have an account, enter your

information to create one. If you already

have an account, enter the verification

code you received from Owners.kia.com.

1 Park your vehicle in a safe

location.

• You cannot enter information for

service activation while your vehicle

is moving.

2 On the Home screen, press All

Menus > UVO > UVO Settings

> Activate UVO.

3 Enter your phone number

or email address and press

Submit.

• Once your account has been

successfully registered, a verification

code will be sent to you by phone or

email.

• If you have a registered account

and your verification code, press I

already have a code.

4 Enter the verification code you

received from Owners.kia.com

and press Submit.

• Activation will begin. While the

activation is in progress, the system

buttons will be locked.

Ý Caution

Do not turn off the engine while activation

is in progress. Doing so may cause the

system to malfunction.

Û Note

• To call the UVO Center to request help

for service activation, press All Menus

> UVO > UVO Call Center on the Home

screen or the [

vehicle.

] button in your

• If the activation fails, contact the UVO

Center at (844) UVO-9411.

• If your UVO service has expired, you can

reactivate by renewing your subscription

at Owners.kia.com and entering your

verification code again in the Activate

UVO menu.

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f f Call the UVO Center to request help

or make inquiries while using UVO

services or your account. > See

″Contacting the virtual assistant.″

g g Call the UVO Center to request help

or make inquiries regarding service

activation and UVO services.

h h Access UVO services to use it in your

system, activate the automatic 911

connection feature, or access modem

information. > See ″Configuring the UVO

settings.″

Ü Warning

Distracted driving can result in a loss of

vehicle control, leading 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.

Û Note

Use the UVO features in the system when

your vehicle is parked with the engine

running.

Using the UVO menu

You can use UVO services via the UVO

menu in your system.

Starting the UVO menu

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > UVO.

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a a Display the options list.

• Display Off (if equipped): Turn off

the screen. Press the screen to turn

it back on.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR Code):

Access the web manual via the QR

code. For safety reasons, you can

access the QR code only when your

vehicle is stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Call the UVO Center for vehicle towing

and other services. > See ″Contacting

roadside assistance.″

d d Check your vehicle for any issues and

view the diagnosis. > See ″Diagnosing

your vehicle.″

e e View maintenance service intervals

for your last and next scheduled

maintenance. > See ″Checking

maintenance service intervals.″

7-4

Diagnosing your vehicle

3 Check the result displayed on

the screen.

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You can diagnose your vehicle. With

a vehicle diagnosis, you can schedule

maintenance.

1 Park your vehicle in a safe

location.

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model

or specifications, you may need to

ensure your vehicle is parked before

performing a diagnosis.

2 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > UVO > Vehicle

Diagnostics.

• A remote diagnosis will begin.

Refrain from using your system until

the diagnosis is complete and the

result is displayed on the screen.

If you move to another screen

while a diagnosis is in progress, the

diagnosis will be canceled.

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a a Display the options list.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Schedule maintenance at a Kia

dealership by selecting your

preferred dealership or a nearby

dealership.

d d Call the UVO Center for roadside

assistance.

Û Note

• A diagnosis result provided by this

service is only an estimation based

on data from your vehicle. Visit a Kia

dealership for a detailed diagnosis.

• If a critical issue is detected with your

vehicle, an automatic diagnosis will start

and a warning light will display in the

instrument cluster. You will be notified

of the diagnosis result.

• Your preferred dealership must be

registered on Owners.kia.com for you to

schedule maintenance with it.

7-5

Contacting roadside

assistance

Checking maintenance

service intervals

If you encounter a disabled vehicle or

other problems while on the road, you

can contact the UVO Center directly for

roadside assistance, vehicle towing or

service.

Press All Menus > UVO >

Roadside Assist on the Home

screen, or press the [

your vehicle.

] button in

• When connecting with a roadside

assistance representative, please specify

the type of service you need.

• To end the call, press End on the screen

or press the [

] button.

Û Note

Depending on the network connection,

this feature may not work correctly.

You can view the service intervals

between your last and next scheduled

maintenance. This feature will help you

maintain your vehicle on a regular basis.

1 On the Home screen,

press All Menus > UVO >

Maintenance.

2 View maintenance information.

• You can view the driving distance

and the number of days left until

your next maintenance service.

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a a Display the options list.

• User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code): Access the web manual

via the QR code. For safety

reasons, you can access the QR

code only when your vehicle is

stationary.

b b Return to the previous level.

c c Reset your maintenance

information.

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Contacting the virtual

assistant

Configuring the UVO

settings

You can contact the UVO Center to

request help or make inquiries directly to

a customer care representative regarding

UVO services and your account.

Press All Menus > UVO > Virtual

Assistant on the Home screen,

] button in your

or press the [

vehicle.

• When connecting with a customer care

representative, please specify the type

of service you need.

• To end the call, press End on the screen

or press the [

] button.

Û Note

This feature is not available during a

Bluetooth call.

You can access the settings and

information for UVO services.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > UVO > UVO Settings.

• Activate UVO: Activate your UVO

account by creating a new account or

entering your verification code. > See

″Activating UVO services.″

• 911 Connect: Enable or disable

automatic connection to 911 in the

event of emergency. > See ″Using 911

Connect.″

• Modem Information: View your

vehicle′s modem information or update

your modem.

• Modem Status: Check the current

modem status.

7-7

Using 911 Connect

This feature provides you with immediate

assistance in the event of an accident or

when any airbag is deployed.

First, activate the 911 Connect feature.

1 On the Home screen, press

All Menus > UVO > UVO

Settings.

2 Press 911 Connect.

3 Read the terms of use and

press Accept.

• The feature will be activated and the

icon will appear at the top right

of the screen.

If an airbag deploys, the system will

automatically call 911 and send your

vehicle′s location to the 911 operator.

7-8

Settings

Configuring the vehicle settings (if equipped)

Configuring the device connection settings

Configuring the advanced system settings (if equipped)

Configuring the button settings (if equipped)

Configuring the general system settings

Configuring the sound settings

Configuring the display settings

Configuring the UVO settings (if equipped)

Configuring the Wi-Fi settings (if equipped)

8 Configuring the

vehicle settings (if

equipped)

You can change the settings related

to driving or the interior and exterior

environment of your vehicle.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Vehicle and

select an option to change.

Ý Caution

For your safety, park your vehicle in a safe

location before changing the settings.

Û Note

You can change the vehicle settings only

when the engine is running.

[ CUSTOM (if equipped)

Drive Mode (if equipped)

You can change the settings related to

driving environment of your vehicle.

Option A

Option B

You can set the drive modes by individual

parts, such as the engine.

• Powertrain: Select a powertrain mode.

- ECO: This drive mode is for optimum

fuel efficiency.

- NORMAL: This drive mode is

optimized for a comfortable ride.

- SPORT: This drive mode is optimized

for dynamic driving.

• Steering: Select a steering mode.

- NORMAL: This drive mode is for

smooth steering.

- SPORT: This drive mode is for agile

steering.

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 [ NORMAL (if equipped)

This is a drive mode focused on the driver

and passenger′s comfort. You can change

the climate control mode and the active

coast energy regeneration level.

[ SPORT (if equipped)

This drive mode enables a more dynamic

driving performance. You can change the

climate control mode and the active coast

energy regeneration level.

[ Reset ECO/NORMAL/SPORT (if

equipped)

Reset your drive mode settings to the

default values.

Û Note

You can view how to improve ECO

potential by pressing Help. If the ECO

potential improves, the drivable distance

will be longer. (electric vehicles only)

• AWD: Select a four-wheel drive mode.

- ECO: This drive mode is for optimum

fuel efficiency.

- NORMAL: This drive mode is

optimized for a comfortable ride.

- SPORT: This drive mode is optimized

for dynamic driving.

[ Drive Mode Change Alert (if

equipped)

You can set to display a notification when

you change your vehicle′s drive mode.

• Detailed Alert: When you change the

drive mode, a detailed notification will

be displayed with the vehicle image.

• Simple Alert: When you change the

drive mode, a brief notification will be

displayed at the top of the screen.

• Off: When you change the drive mode,

no notification will be displayed.

[ Coasting (if equipped)

You can set the vehicle to disengage

the engine from the transmission while

coasting in ECO or SMART mode to save

fuel.

[ ECO (if equipped)

This is a drive mode for increasing the

vehicle′s energy efficiency. You can

change the climate control mode, the

active coast energy regeneration level,

and speed limit settings.

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Seat Position Change Alert

Climate (if equipped)

(if equipped)

You can set the system to display a

notification when you change the position,

height, or angle of the driver′s seat.

You can change the vehicle′s climate

control settings.

Heated/Ventilated

Features (if equipped)

You can set the steering wheel heater and

the driver seat heater or ventilation to be

controlled automatically.

The auto control mode will be deactivated

if you operate the heater or ventilation

controls manually. Selecting this option

again or restarting the vehicle will

reactivate the auto control mode.

[ Recirculate Air (if equipped)

You can set the system to cut off the

inflow of outdoor air to maintain a

comfortable environment.

• Activate upon Washer Fluid Use: Set to

activate air recirculation to decrease the

inflow of the washer fluid smell while

spraying washer fluid.

[ Automatic Ventilation (if

equipped)

You can set the system to activate

automatic air ventilation to maintain a

comfortable environment when the air in

the vehicle is stuffy.

• Auto Dehumidify: Set to activate air

ventilation automatically to prevent the

interior from becoming humid over time

due to air recirculation.

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 [ Defog/Defrost Options (if

[ Seat Position Change Alert (if

equipped)

equipped)

You can set the system to display a

notification when you change the position,

height, or angle of the driver′s seat.

[ Heated/Ventilated Features

(if equipped)

You can set the steering wheel heater and

the driver seat heater or ventilation to be

controlled automatically.

The auto control mode will be deactivated

if you operate the heater or ventilation

controls manually. Selecting this option

again or restarting the vehicle will

reactivate the auto control mode.

[ Rear Seat Heating Control (if

equipped)

You can adjust the heater settings of the

rear seats manually.

You can change the defog/defrost

settings.

• Defog/Defrost: Set to activate air

ventilation or operate the air conditioner

automatically to defog or defrost the

windshield.

• Auto Defog: Set to operate the climate

control system automatically to

prevent fog from forming on the front

windshield.

[ Climate Features (if equipped)

You can change the settings for the

climate control features.

• Lock Rear Climate Controls (if

equipped): Set to prevent operation of

the climate control system from the rear

seats.

• Rear Climate Controls: Check the

current status and control the rear seat

climate control system via the system

screen.

Seat (if equipped)

You can change the settings of the seats

in your vehicle.

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 [ Bluetooth Connections

You can pair new Bluetooth devices to

your system, or connect or disconnect a

paired device. You can also delete paired

devices.

[ Auto Connection Priority (if

equipped)

You can set the priority of paired

devices for your system to connect with

automatically when it turns on.

[ Bluetooth Voice Prompts

You can set to enable or disable voice

prompts for Bluetooth connections.

[ Privacy Mode

You can activate privacy mode to protect

your personal information. In the privacy

mode, personal data will not be displayed.

[ Bluetooth System Info

You can view or edit your system′s

Bluetooth information.

[ Reset

You can delete all paired Bluetooth

devices and reset your Bluetooth settings

to default values. All data related to

Bluetooth devices will also be deleted.

Configuring the device

connection settings

You can manage Bluetooth devices or

customize your Bluetooth settings. You

can also enable phone projection to

control your smartphone apps via the

system screen.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections and select an option

to change.

Bluetooth

You can modify Bluetooth connection

settings.

Û Note

Some options are only displayed when

a mobile phone is connected to your

system.

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Android Auto (if equipped)

You can enable Android Auto to connect

your Android smartphone to your system.

Configuring the

advanced system

settings (if equipped)

You can customize the advanced system

settings, such as notifications or button

functions.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Advanced and

select an option to change.

Custom Button ☆

You can assign a function to the Custom

button on your control panel.

Apple CarPlay (if equipped)

You can enable Apple CarPlay to connect

your iPhone to your system.

Phone Projection (if equipped)

You can modify phone projection

connection settings and pair smartphones

with your system for wireless phone

projection.

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Steering Wheel MODE

Button

Media Change

Notifications

You can switch between different radio/

media functions when pressing the Mode

button on your steering wheel.

You can set to briefly display media

information at the top of the screen

when not on the main media screen. If

you change the media item by using any

controls on the control panel or steering

wheel, media information will appear

regardless of this setting.

Home Screen

You can change the widgets and

menus displayed on the Home screen.

Personalize the Home screen by adding

your favorite menus. > See ″Changing the

Home screen widgets″ or ″Changing the Home

screen menu icons.″

Extend Rear Camera Use (if

equipped)

You can set the rear view screen to remain

active even if you shift to any position

other than ″R″ (Reverse) after backing up.

When you shift to ″P″ (Park) or drive at a

predetermined speed or faster, the rear

view screen will be deactivated and the

system will display the previous screen

automatically.

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MODE Button (Steering

Wheel)

You can switch between different radio/

media functions when pressing the Mode

button on your steering wheel.

Configuring the

button settings (if

equipped)

You can customize the button functions.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Button and

select an option to change.

Custom Button ☆

You can assign a function to the Custom

button on your control panel.

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Configuring the

general system

settings

You can customize your system settings,

such as the time and date, the system

language, and more.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > General and

select an option to change.

SW Info/Update (if equipped)

You can view your system′s version

information or update it to the latest

version. To update your system, visit your

local dealership.

System Info

You can view your system information

or reset your system settings to default

values.

[ SW Info/Update (if equipped)

You can view your system′s version

information or update it to the latest

version. To update your system, visit your

local dealership.

Ý Caution

• Depending on data size, an update may

take several minutes.

• Do not turn off the system or remove

the storage device while the update is in

progress. If the power supply is cut off

or the storage device is removed from

the system, it may corrupt the data or

cause a system malfunction.

Ý Caution

• Depending on data size, an update may

take several minutes.

• Do not turn off the system or remove

the storage device while the update is in

progress. If the power supply is cut off

or the storage device is removed from

the system, it may corrupt the data or

cause a system malfunction.

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 [ Storage

Date/Time

You can view your system′s memory

storage information.

You can set the current time and date or

change the time display format.

[ User′s Manual on Web (QR

Code)

You can access the web manual of the

system by scanning the QR code with your

smartphone.

Ü Warning

Park your vehicle in a safe location before

scanning the QR code. For safety reasons,

you are not able to access QR codes from

the system′s screen while the vehicle is

moving.

[ Reset

You can reset your system settings to

default values. All user data stored in the

system will also be deleted.

[ GPS Time

You can set the system to receive time

information from the GPS. When you

deactivate this option, you can set the

time and date manually.

[ Time Zone

You can select your time zone.

[ Daylight Saving Time

You can apply daylight saving time.

[ 24 Hours

You can set the time in the 24 hour

format.

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Language

Û Note

You can change the system language.

Your keyboard settings will be applied

throughout the system when inputting

text.

Û Note

• It may take a while for the system to

apply the selected language. When the

change is completed, a pop-up window

will appear telling you the system

language has changed. Press outside

the pop-up window area on the screen

to close the window, or wait for a few

seconds.

• This setting will not affect user data,

such as MP3 file names.

Keyboard

You can customize your keyboard

settings.

[ English Keyboard

You can select an English keyboard.

[ Default Keyboard

You can select a default keyboard.

Screen Saver (if equipped)

You can select a screen saver option after

turning off your screen by pressing and

holding the Power button on the control

panel.

• Digital Clock: The digital clock is

displayed.

displayed.

• Analog Clock: The analog clock is

• None: No screen saver is displayed.

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Configuring the sound

settings

You can adjust/modify sound settings

such as speaker volume or sound effects.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Sound and

select an option to change.

Advanced

[ Speed Dependent Volume

Control

You can set the volume to be adjusted

automatically according to your driving

speed.

[ Live Dynamic (if equipped)

You can enjoy natural, dynamic sound like

sound from a live performance.

[ Bass Boost (if equipped)

You can enjoy grand, dynamic sound with

amplified bass frequencies.

You can adjust advanced sound options

and apply various sound effects.

[ Clari-Fi (if equipped)

You can enjoy sound restored to

compensate for frequencies lost during

audio compression.

[ Quantum Logic Surround (if

equipped)

You can enjoy spacious, surround sound,

like the actual sound on a live stage.

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 [ Centerpoint® Surround

Technology (if equipped)

Volume

You can adjust the volume levels for

various system features, including phone

projection.

You can enjoy rich surround sound via the

stereo sound source, such as digital audio

files or satellite radio.

[ Dynamic Speed

Compensation (if equipped)

You can enjoy a stable listening

environment by automatically calibrating

the sound according to your driving

speed.

Position

You can select where you would like

sound to be concentrated in your vehicle.

Press a desired location on the seat image

or use the arrow buttons to adjust. To

center the sound in your vehicle, press

.

[ System Sound

You can adjust the volume levels for

individual system features.

Û Note

To restore the default volume settings for

system features, press Reset.

[ Phone Projection

You can adjust the volume levels for

phone projection features individually.

Û Note

To restore the default volume settings for

phone projection, press Reset.

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Tone

You can adjust the tone and output level

of each sound.

Û Note

To restore the default settings for all

sound modes, press Center.

FM Radio Noise Control (if

equipped)

You can select the FM radio noise

reduction option for the sound quality of

the incoming signal.

• Original Sound: The original sound will

be maintained. Radio noise may be loud.

• Minimum Noise Reduction: The

original sound will be maintained

and noise reduction will be adjusted

automatically.

• Maximum Noise Reduction: Radio

noise is minimized. The volume may be

reduced.

Priority

You can set specific sounds to take priority

over other sounds when they play at the

same time.

[ Parking Safety Priority

You can set to give priority to the

proximity warning feature and lower all

other sounds when parking your vehicle.

[ Start-up Volume Limit

You can set to automatically lower the

system volume upon vehicle start-up, if

the volume has been previously set to a

high level.

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Reset

You can reset your sound settings to

default values.

Configuring the

display settings

You can change the settings for the screen

display.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Display and

select an option to change.

Mode

You can set the screen brightness mode.

Touch sound (Beep)

You can turn the touch sound on or off

by pressing Beep on the sound settings

screen.

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 [ Automatic

Illumination

You can adjust the screen brightness for

each brightness mode.

You can set the system brightness to

be adjusted according to the ambient

lighting conditions or the headlamp

status.

[ Daylight

This option is available when you

deactivate the Automatic option. The

screen will stay bright.

[ Night

This option is available when you

deactivate the Automatic option. The

screen will stay dimmed.

[ Link to Cluster Illumination

Control (if equipped)

You can set system brightness to be

adjusted to match the instrument cluster′s

brightness. If deactivated, this feature

allows you to adjust screen brightness

in day or night mode, depending on the

mode selected.

[ Daylight

You can adjust screen brightness in day

mode when you select Daylight in the

Mode option.

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 [ Night

[ Blue Light Filter Settings

You can adjust screen brightness in night

mode when you select Night in the Mode

option.

Û Note

To restore the default settings for the

brightness modes, press Reset.

Blue Light Filter

The blue light filter reduces eye fatigue by

adjusting the levels of blue light displayed

by the screen.

You can set the system to activate the blue

light filter automatically according to the

ambient lighting conditions or manually

enter a period for when to use the blue

light filter.

• Automatic: The blue light filter will

function automatically according to the

ambient lighting conditions.

• Scheduled Time: The blue light filter will

function during the set period.

Screen Saver (if equipped)

You can select a screen saver option after

turning off your screen by pressing and

holding the Power button on the control

panel.

[ Use Blue Light Filter

You can set to use the blue light filter.

After enabling the blue light filter, you can

adjust the intensity.

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, adjusting the intensity may

not be available.

• Digital Clock: The digital clock is

displayed.

• Analog Clock: The analog clock is

displayed. To change the clock type,

press

.

• None: No screen saver is displayed.

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Home Screen (if equipped)

Extend Rear Camera Use (if

You can change the widgets and

menus displayed on the Home screen.

Personalize the Home screen by adding

your favorite menus. > See ″Changing the

Home screen widgets″ or ″Changing the Home

screen menu icons.″

equipped)

You can set the rear view screen to remain

active even if you shift to any position

other than ″R″ (Reverse) after backing up.

When you shift to ″P″ (Park) or drive at a

predetermined speed or faster, the rear

view screen will be deactivated and the

system will display the previous screen

automatically.

Media Change

Notifications (if equipped)

You can set to briefly display media

information at the top of the screen

when not on the main media screen. If

you change the media item by using any

controls on the control panel or steering

wheel, media information will appear

regardless of this setting.

Reset

You can reset your display settings to

default values.

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Configuring the UVO

settings (if equipped)

Configuring the Wi-Fi

settings (if equipped)

You can access the settings and

information for UVO services.

You can change the Wi-Fi connection

settings for wireless phone projection.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, displayed screens and

available options may vary.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > UVO and select

an option to change.

On the Home screen, press All

Menus > Setup > Wi-Fi and

select an option to change.

Activate UVO

You can activate UVO services by creating

a new account in your system or entering

the verification code received from

Owners.kia.com. > See ″Activating UVO

services.″

Use Wi-Fi for Phone

Projection

You can activate or deactivate wireless

connectivity for phone projection.

Renew Wi-Fi Passkey

You can generate a new Wi-Fi passkey

for wireless connections. If your wireless

connection is poor, renew the passkey

and try again.

911 Connect

You can enable or disable automatic

connection to 911 in the event of

emergency. > See ″Using 911 Connect.″

Modem Information

You can view your vehicle′s modem

information or update your modem.

Modem Status

You can check the current modem status.

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Appendix

Troubleshooting

System status icons

FAQ

Product specifications

Important information

Index

Trademarks

Open Source Information

9 Troubleshooting

Before reporting a malfunctioning system, refer to the following table for troubleshooting

tips. If the problem persists or you are unable to locate your specific need, contact your

place of purchase or dealer.

Sound and display

Symptom

No sound

Possible cause

Solution

System turned off

• Ensure that the engine start/stop button

is set to ″ACC″ or ″ON.″

• Press the Power button to turn on the

system.

Low volume level

Turn the Volume knob on the control panel

to adjust the volume.

System muted

Press the Mute button on the steering

wheel to unmute the system.

Sound is heard from

only one speaker.

Unbalanced sound

output

Sound is cut off or

a distorted noise is

heard.

System vibration

The image quality is

deteriorated.

System vibration

Aged or

deteriorated

screen

Small red, blue, or

green dots appear on

the screen.

On the Home screen, press All Menus >

Setup > Sound > Position and change the

settings to adjust the sound balance.

This is not a malfunction. Vibration can

cause distortion and even cut off sound.

The system will function normally when the

vibration stops.

This is not a malfunction. Vibration can

cause distortion. The system will function

normally when the vibration stops.

If the problem persists, contact your place

of purchase or dealer.

Because the LCD is manufactured with

technology requiring extremely high pixel

density, dead, stuck or poorly lit pixels may

occur. The permitted amount is no more

than 0.01 % of the total pixels.

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USB playback

Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

The files on the USB

storage device are

not recognized.

File format not compatible

Poor connection

Damaged or dirty USB

connectors

Copy compatible media files to

the USB device and reconnect the

device. > See ″USB mode.″

Disconnect the USB storage device

from the USB port and reconnect

it correctly.

Remove foreign substances from

the USB connector of the storage

device and the contact surface of

the USB port.

USB hub or extension cable

used

Connect the USB storage device

directly to the USB port.

Non-standard USB storage

device used

Corrupt USB storage device

Use a USB storage device that is

compatible with the system. > See

″USB mode.″

Format the USB storage device on

a PC and reconnect it. Format the

device in FAT16/32.

Bluetooth connection

Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

The system is not

detected on the

Bluetooth device.

Pairing mode not

activated

On the Home screen, press All Menus

> Setup > Device Connections >

Bluetooth > Bluetooth Connections >

Add New to switch the system to pairing

mode. Then, try searching for the system

again on the device.

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Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

The Bluetooth device

is not connected to

the system.

Bluetooth error

Bluetooth deactivated Activate Bluetooth on the device.

• Deactivate Bluetooth and reactivate

it on the device. Then, reconnect the

device.

• Turn the device off and on. Then,

reconnect it.

• Remove the battery from the device

and reinstall it. Then, turn the device

on and reconnect it.

• Unregister Bluetooth pairing on both

the system and the device and then

re-register and connect them.

Phone projection

Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

Phone projection

does not start.

Phone projection not

supported by the

phone

Visit the following websites and ensure

that the smartphone supports one of the

corresponding functions.

USB connection not

supported

• Android Auto: https://support.google.

com/androidauto

• Apple CarPlay: https://www.apple.com/

ios/carplay

Apple CarPlay does not support USB

connections for systems that support

wireless phone projection. Connect your

iPhone to the system wirelessly and start

Apple CarPlay. > See ″Connecting your

iPhone via Apple CarPlay.″

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Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

Phone projection

disabled

• Depending on the availability of

wireless connectivity and usable

connection types, enable phone

projection by using one of the

following ways:

- For USB connections (if wireless

connectivity is not supported): On

the Home screen, press All Menus >

Setup > Device Connections, then

select a function you want to use.

- For USB connections (if wireless

connectivity is supported): USB

connections are available only for

Android Auto. On the Home screen,

press All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Phone Projection

> Menu > Connection Settings

and press Use Android Auto when

connecting USB to activate it.

- For wireless phone projection: On

the Home screen, press All Menus

> Setup > Wi-Fi and press Use Wi-Fi

for Phone Projection to activate it.

• Check if phone projection is disabled

in the app settings or if there are any

restrictions set on your smartphone.

• Check if the smartphone′s battery

is low. If the battery is low, the

smartphone may not be recognized.

• If the network signal is weak, phone

projection may not work correctly.

• If the smartphone is locked, unlock it.

• Reset the smartphone and reconnect it.

If you are attempting to start a wireless

connection, generate a new passkey by

pressing All Menus > Setup > Wi-Fi >

Renew Wi-Fi Passkey and try again.

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Smartphone

not ready or

malfunctioning

Authentication error

in wireless connection

Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

When phone

projection starts or is

in use, a black screen

is displayed.

Smartphone

malfunctioning

• If phone projection is active via USB,

disconnect the USB cable from the

smartphone and reconnect the cable.

• If phone projection is active via

wireless connection, access the phone

projection devices list, disconnect the

smartphone, and reconnect it.

• Reset the smartphone and reconnect it.

System operation

Symptom

Possible cause

Solution

Poor connection or

playback error

The previously used

media mode is not

activated after the

system turns off and

back on.

The system is slow or

it does not respond.

Internal system error

If the corresponding media storage

device is not connected or has a problem

in playback when you turn on the

system, the mode you previously used

will be activated. Reconnect the media

storage device or restart playback.

• Press and hold the Reset button with

a suitable tool, such as a pen or a

paperclip.

• If the problem persists, contact your

place of purchase or dealer.

The system does not

turn on.

Fuse shorted

• Visit a repair shop and replace with a

suitable fuse.

• If the problem persists, contact your

place of purchase or dealer.

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Downloading contacts and call

history from a mobile phone

connected via Bluetooth to the

system

[ UVO (if equipped)

UVO network signal strength

UVO network signal strength

(roaming)

UVO service expired or not

subscribed

UVO call in progress

911 Connect activated

[ Rear seat status (if

equipped)

Quiet mode activated

System status icons

Status icons appear at the top right of

the screen to display the current system

status.

Familiarize yourself with the status icons

that appear when you perform certain

actions or functions and their meanings.

[ Mute and voice

recording

Radio and media muted

Voice memo recording

Mobile phone connected via

Bluetooth

Audio device connected via

Bluetooth

Mobile phone and audio device

connected via Bluetooth

Bluetooth call in progress

Microphone turned off during

Bluetooth call

[ Bluetooth

Û Note

Depending on the vehicle model or

specifications, some status icons may not

be displayed.

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FAQ

Bluetooth

Q What kinds of functions can I use

with Bluetooth?

A You can connect your mobile phone

to make or answer calls hands

free. You can also connect audio

devices, such as MP3 players and

mobile phones, to listen to music

in your vehicle. > See ″Making a call

via Bluetooth″ or ″Listening to music via

Bluetooth.″

Q What is the difference between

pairing a device and connecting a

device?

A Pairing occurs through

authenticating the system and

a mobile device. Devices paired

with the system can be connected

and disconnected until they are

deleted from the system. Bluetooth

Handsfree features, such as making

or answering calls or accessing

contacts, are supported only in

mobile phones connected with the

system.

Q How do I pair a Bluetooth device

with the system?

A On the Home screen, press

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth Connections > Add

New. From the Bluetooth device

you want to connect, search for

and pair with your system. When

you enter or confirm a Bluetooth

passkey displayed on the system

screen, the device is registered

to the system's Bluetooth devices

list and connected to the system

automatically. > See ″Connecting

Bluetooth devices.″

Q What is a passkey?

A A passkey is the password used

to authenticate the connection

between the system and the mobile

device. The passkey needs to be

entered only once when you pair a

mobile phone for the first time.

The initial passkey is ″0000.″

You can change it by pressing

All Menus > Setup > Device

Connections > Bluetooth >

Bluetooth System Info > Passkey.

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Q I changed my mobile phone that

was registered to the system via

Bluetooth. How can I register my

new mobile phone?

A You can register additional devices

to your system by following the

instructions to pair a device. Up to

six devices can be added to your

system's Bluetooth devices list.

To delete a registered device, on

the Bluetooth devices list, press

Delete Device(s), select the devices

to delete, and press Delete. > See

″Connecting Bluetooth devices.″

Q How do I answer a call?

A When a call comes in and a

notification pop-up window

appears, press the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel or

press Accept on the screen.

To reject the call, press the Call end

button on the steering wheel or

press Reject on the screen.

Q What should I do if I want to switch

the call to my mobile phone while

on a call via the system?

A Press and hold the Call/Answer

button on the steering wheel or

press Use Private on the screen

to switch the call to your mobile

phone.

Q How do I access the contacts in my

mobile phone from the system?

A When connecting your mobile

phone to your system, permit the

system to access the contacts saved

in the mobile phone. The contacts

will be downloaded to the system.

To open the downloaded contacts

list, press the Call/Answer button

on the steering wheel and press

on the phone screen. You can

search for a contact to make a call

or add it to favorites. > See ″Making

a call via Bluetooth.″

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Q What is the range of my wireless

connection?

A A wireless connection can be used

within about 10 m (about 33 ft). The

maximum Bluetooth range may be

affected by the usage environment,

such as the vehicle type, the system

platform, or the connected mobile

phone.

Q How many mobile devices can be

paired?

A Up to six devices can be paired with

your system.

Q Why is call quality sometimes poor?

A Check your mobile phone′s

reception sensitivity when call

quality deteriorates. The call quality

may deteriorate when the signal

strength is low.

Call quality may also become poor

if metal objects, such as beverage

cans, are placed near the mobile

phone. Check to see if any metal

objects are near the mobile phone.

The call sound and quality may

differ depending on the type of

mobile phone.

Radio/media

Q What kinds of media and radio

functions does my system have?

A Your system is enabled to play

various radio services and audio

through various types of media

(USB, etc.). For more information,

see the corresponding chapters.

Q I want to move to the previous or

next song without controlling the

screen while driving.

A Use the Search lever/button on

the steering wheel to move to the

previous or next song.

Broadcast reception

Q No sound is heard or a distorted

noise is heard when listening to the

radio while driving.

A Depending on the location, the

reception may deteriorate due to

obstacles.

Attaching a window film including

metal components to the rear

window equipped with a glass

antenna may lower radio reception.

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How to self-check a system

fault

Q My system does not operate

normally. What should I do?

A Check your system by referring

to the solutions explained in the

troubleshooting sections. > See

″Troubleshooting.″

If the system still does not operate

normally after following the

relevant instructions, press and

hold the Reset button.

If the problem persists, contact

your place of purchase or dealer.

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Product specifications

Media player

[ USB mode

# Music

Item

Detailed

specifications

Specifications

Audio file

specification

MPEG-1/2 Layer3, OGG (Vorbis), FLAC, WMA (Standard/

Professional), WAV

Bit rates/Sampling

frequency

MP3

8 to 320 kbps (CBR/VBR), to 48 kHz (ID3 tag version:

Ver. 1.0, Ver. 1.1, Ver. 2.2, Ver. 2.3, Ver. 2.4)

OGG Q1 to Q10, to 48 kHz

FLAC

8/16/24 bit, to 48 kHz

WMA

• Standard (0x161): to L3 Profile, to 385 kbps, to 48 kHz

• Professional (0x162): to M0b, to 192 kbps, to 48 kHz

WAV

8/16 bit, to 48 kHz

• Maximum number of directory layers: 20

• Maximum length of folder/file names: 255 byte

• Supported characters for folder/file names: Alphanumeric

characters, Korean standard character set 2,350 characters,

Simplified Chinese 4,888 characters

• Maximum number of folders: 2,000 (including ROOT)

• Maximum number of files: 8,000

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 Û Note

• You cannot play the following types of files:

- Modified files (files whose file format has changed)

- Variant files (for example, MP3 files encoded with WMA audio codec)

• Sound quality of music files using a bit rate in more than 192 kbps is not guaranteed.

• For files that do not use a fixed bit rate, some functions may not work or the playback time

may be incorrect.

• If an error occurs when you play a file or the file is not in supported format, change the file

format by using the latest encoding software.

# USB storage devices

Item

Byte/Sector

Specifications

64 kbyte or less

Format system

FAT16/32 (recommended), exFAT, NTFS

Û Note

• Operation is guaranteed only for a metal cover type USB storage device with a plug type

connector.

- USB storage devices with a plastic plug may not be recognized.

- USB storage devices in memory card types, such as CF card or SD cards, may not be

• Any problems caused by the use of USB storage devices not listed in the following table

are not covered by the warranty.

Product name

Manufacturer

recognized.

XTICK

BMK

SKY-DRV

Sandisk Cruzer

Micro ZyRUS

NEXTIK

TRANSCEND JetFlash

Transcend Information, Inc.

LG Electronics Inc.

BMK Technology Co., Ltd.

Sky Digital Co., Ltd.

SanDisk

ZyRUS

Digiworks Co., Ltd.

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 • USB hard disk drives may not be recognized.

• When you use a large capacity USB storage device with multiple logical drives, only files

stored on the first drive will be recognized.

• If an app program is loaded on a USB storage device, the corresponding media files may

not play.

Common specifications

Item

Specifications

Power supply

DC 14.4 V

Operating power

DC 9 to 16 V

Dark current (if UVO not

supported)

1 mA or less

Sleep current (if UVO

supported)

• Average current within 168 hours of ACC off: 10 mA or less

• Average current after 168 hours of ACC off: 1 mA or less

Operating temperature

-20 to +70 °C (-4 to +158 °F)

Storage temperature

-40 to +85 °C (-40 to +185 °F)

Current consumption

2.5 A

Specifications

• FM: 87.5 to 107.9 MHz (Step: 200 kHz)

• AM: 530 to 1710 kHz (Step: 10 kHz)

• FM: 10 dBuV or lower

• AM: 35 dBuV EMF or lower

Distortion factor

2 % or less

Depending on the vehicle model or specifications, available radio channels may vary.

Radio

Item

Channels A2

Sensitivity

Û Note

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Bluetooth

Item

Specifications

Frequency range

2400 to 2483.5 MHz

Supported Bluetooth

specification

4.1

4.2 (BT/Wi-Fi combo module)

Supported profile

HFP (1.7), A2DP (1.3), AVRCP (1.6), PBAP (1.2)

Bluetooth Power Class 2

-6 to 4 dBm

Antenna power

2.5 mW (maximum)

Number of channels

79

Modem RF (if equipped)

Item

Specifications

LTE

Reception

• Frequency: 1930 to 1990 MHz (B2), 2110 to 2155 MHz (B4),

869 to 894 MHz (B5), 746 to 756 MHz (B13)

• Sensitivity: -94.3 dBm or lower@10 M (B2, B5), -96.3 dBm

or lower@10 M (B4), -93.3 dBm or lower@10 M (B13)

(Throughput ≥ 95 %)

Transmission

• Frequency: 1850 to 1910 MHz (B2), 1710 to 1755 MHz (B4),

824 to 849 MHz (B5), 777 to 787 MHz (B13)

• Maximum RF output power: Power Class3 (B2, B4, B5,

B13), 20.3 to 25.7 dBm (conducted)

CDMA

Reception

• Frequency: 869 to 894 MHz (BC0), 1930 to 1990 MHz (BC1)

• Sensitivity: -104 dBm or lower (FER = 0.5 % or lower)

Transmission

• Frequency: 824 to 849 MHz (BC0), 1850 to 1910 MHz (BC1)

• Maximum RF output power: Power Class3 (BC0), Power

Class2 (BC1), 23.01 to 30 dBm (conducted)

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Wi-Fi (if equipped)

Item

Frequency

Specification

Specifications

2412 to 2462 MHz, 5725 to 5850 MHz

IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac

Supported bandwidth

20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz

Operating temperature

-20 to +70 °C (-4 to +158 °F)

Maximum WLAN output

power

• 2.4 GHz: 10 dBm

• 5.0 GHz: 10 dBm

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FCC Certification

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference

to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur

in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.



Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver

is connected.

 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer

could void your authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must

accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled

environment.

This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum 20 cm between the radiator

and your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any

other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the FCC.

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ISED Notices

This device contains license-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply

with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s license-

exempt RSS(s).

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause interference.

2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may

cause undesired operation of the device.

This equipment complies with ISED radiation exposure limits set forth for an

uncontrolled environment.

This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum 20 cm

between the radiator and your body.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any

other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the ISED.

L’émetteur/récepteur exempt de licence contenu dans le présent appareil est

conforme aux CNR d’Innovation, Sciences et Développement économique

Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est

autorisée aux deux condition ssuivantes :

1. L’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage;

2. L’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le

brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

Cet appareil est conforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements de

l’ISDE pour un environnement non contrôlé.

L'antenne doit être installée de façon à garder une distance minimale de 20

centimètres entre la source de rayonnements et votre corps.

L'émetteur ne doit pas être colocalisé ni fonctionner conjointement avec à

autre antenne ou autre émetteur, à moins d'y être autorise par I'ISDE.

Important information

General operation

[ Prolonged views of screen

Do not access any function requiring a

prolonged view of the screen while you

are driving. Pull over in a safe and legal

manner before attempting to access

a function of the system requiring

prolonged attention. Even short views

of the screen may be hazardous if your

attention has been diverted away from

your driving.

[ Volume setting

Do not raise the volume excessively.

Keep the volume at a level where you can

still hear outside traffic and emergency

signals while driving. Driving while unable

to hear these sounds could cause an

accident.

Before using your system, read and follow

all instructions and safety information

provided in this user′s guide (″User′s

Manual″). Not following precautions found

in this guide can lead to an accident or

other serious consequences.

Keep this guide in your

vehicle

When kept in the vehicle, this guide will

be a ready reference for you and other

users unfamiliar with the system. Ensure

that before using the system for the

first time, all persons have access to this

guide and read its instructions and safety

information carefully.

Warning

Operating certain parts of this system

while driving can distract your attention

away from the road, and possibly cause an

accident or other serious consequences.

Do not change system settings or enter

data non-verbally (using your hands) while

driving. Stop the vehicle in a safe and

legal manner before attempting these

operations. This is important since setting

up or changing some functions as you

drive may distract your attention away

from the road and removing your hands

from the steering wheel may cause you to

lose control of the vehicle.

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Index

A

advanced system settings 8-7

all menus 1-12

Android Auto

via USB connection 2-3

via wireless connection 2-7

Apple CarPlay

via USB connection 2-5

via wireless connection 2-12

B

battery warning 1-6

beep, set 8-16

blue light filter settings 8-18

Bluetooth audio player

pausing/resuming 4-8

playing 4-6

playing the previous/next file 4-8

restarting playback 4-8

Bluetooth information 8-6

Bluetooth mode

connecting devices 5-3

deleting devices 5-6

disconnecting devices 5-5

pairing devices 5-2

Bluetooth phone

answering a call 5-13

call history 5-7

contacts list 5-10

favorites list 5-8

functions during a call 5-14

keypad 5-11

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making a call 5-6

switching calls 5-15

Bluetooth settings 8-6

Bluetooth specifications 9-15

brightness mode, set 8-16

brightness settings 8-17

button settings 8-9

C

call history 5-6

charging current, set 2-29, 2-37

charging management 2-28, 2-34

climate control system 2-20

climate settings 8-4

coasting, set 8-3

component names and functions

control panel

custom button 1-2

media button 1-2

power button/volume knob 1-2

radio button 1-2

reset button 1-2, 9-6

search backward/forward

button 1-3

search knob 1-3

setup button 1-3

steering wheel remote control

call/answer button 1-4

call end button 1-4

mode button 1-4

mute button 1-4

search lever/button 1-4

voice recognition button 1-4

volume lever/button 1-4

contacts list 5-10

control panel 1-2

custom button, set 8-7, 8-9

D

departure time, set 2-28, 2-34

device connection settings

Android Auto 8-7

Apple CarPlay 8-7

Bluetooth 8-6

phone projection 8-7

display settings 8-16

drive mode settings 8-2

driving assistance screen

rear view 2-15

surround view monitor 2-17

driving information 2-21

E

eco-driving information 2-30, 2-37

energy information 2-27, 2-33

EV menu

charging current, set 2-37

charging limit, set 2-36

charging management 2-34

departure time, set 2-34

eco-driving information 2-37

energy information 2-33

scheduled chargings 2-35

scheduled climate controls 2-36

F

FAQ

audio functions 9-10

Bluetooth 9-8

broadcast reception 9-10

self-check on system faults 9-11

favorites

contacts 5-8

frequently asked questions 9-8

fuel economy information 2-23

G

general system settings 8-10

heat/ventilation control, set 8-4, 8-5

H

HD Radio 3-6

home screen 1-10

Hybrid menu

energy flow 2-24

K

keyboard, set 8-12

L

language, set 8-12

energy flow 2-24, 2-31

fuel economy information 2-23

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M

media notification, set 8-8, 8-19

Q

quiet mode 2-22

media player

Bluetooth audio mode 4-6

USB mode 4-2

mode button, set 8-8, 8-9

music, play

Bluetooth audio mode 4-6

USB mode 4-2

N

noise reduction 8-15

P

parking guides 2-15

phone

dialed calls 5-7

missed calls 5-7

received calls 5-7

phone projection 2-2

Android Auto (USB) 2-3

Android Auto (wireless) 2-7

Apple CarPlay (USB) 2-5

Apple CarPlay (wireless) 2-12

Plug-in Hybrid menu

charging current, set 2-29

charging management 2-28

departure time, set 2-28

eco-driving information 2-30

energy flow 2-31

energy information 2-27

scheduled chargings 2-28

privacy mode 5-7, 8-6

proximity warning 2-16

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R

radio

deleting stations 3-5

HD Radio 3-6

mode, change 3-3

noise reduction 8-15

number of saved stations 3-6

rearranging stations 3-5

saved stations, select 3-5

saving stations 3-5

scanning stations 3-4

searching for stations 3-4

SiriusXM 3-7

rear seat heat control, set 8-5

rear seat quiet mode 2-22

rear view

parking guides 2-15

rear top view 2-17

resetting to default

all menus 1-12

Bluetooth settings 8-6

display settings 8-19

home screen menu icons 1-11

home screen widgets 1-11

sound settings 8-16

system 8-11

S

scheduled chargings 2-28, 2-35

scheduled climate controls 2-36

screen saver, set 8-12, 8-18

rear camera operation, set 8-8, 8-19

seat change notification, set 8-4, 8-5

seat settings 8-5

settings

advanced system settings 8-7

button settings 8-9

device connection settings 8-6

display settings 8-16

EV settings 2-38

general system settings 8-10

sound settings 8-13

UVO settings 7-7, 8-20

vehicle settings 8-2

Wi-Fi settings 8-20

SiriusXM radio 3-7

sound effect settings 8-13

sound output level, set 8-15

sound position, set 8-14

sound priority settings 8-15

sound settings 8-13

status icons 9-7

steering wheel remote control 1-4

surround view monitor

display settings 2-19

rear top view 2-19

system information 8-10

system reset 9-6

system specifications

Bluetooth 9-15

common 9-14

media player 9-12

modem RF 9-15

radio 9-14

Wi-Fi 9-16

system, turn on/off 1-5

T

time and date settings 8-11

touch screen, control 1-6

touch sound, set 8-16

troubleshooting

Bluetooth connection 9-3

display 9-2

phone projection 9-4

sound 9-2

system operation 9-6

USB playback 9-3

U

USB mode

connecting devices 4-2

device specifications 9-13

file specifications 9-12

USB player

accessing lists 4-6

hiding files 4-5

pausing/resuming 4-4

playing 4-2

shuffle play 4-5

USB port 4-2

UVO

911 call 7-8

activation 7-3

maintenance intervals 7-6

menu, access 7-4

notices 2-22

roadside assistance 7-6

settings 7-7

vehicle diagnosis 7-5

virtual assistant 7-7

surround view while backing up 2-18

restarting playback 4-5

surround view while driving 2-17

rewinding/fast forwarding 4-4

playing the previous/next file 4-5

repeat play 4-5

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V

vehicle settings 8-2

voice memos

playing 6-3

recording 6-3

volume settings 8-14

W

Wi-Fi

settings 8-20

specifications 9-16

wireless phone projection

Android Auto 2-7

Apple CarPlay 2-12

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Trademarks

• Bluetooth® Wireless Technology

A compatible Bluetooth® Wireless

Technology-enabled cell phone is

required to use Bluetooth® Wireless

Technology. The Bluetooth® word

mark and logos are registered

trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG,

Inc. and any use of such marks by Kia

is under license. Other trademarks

and trade names are those of their

respective owners. A Bluetooth®

enabled cell phone is required to use

Bluetooth® Wireless Technology.

Bluetooth® Wireless Technology phone

compatibility can be checked by visiting

https://www.kia.com.

• HD Radio™ Technology is manufactured

under license from iBiquity Digital

Corporation. U.S. and Foreign Patents.

For patents, see http://patents.dts.

com/. HD Radio and the HD, HD

Radio™, and ″ARC″ logos are registered

trademarks or trademarks of iBiquity

Digital Corporation in the United States

and/or other countries.

• Sirius, XM, SiriusXM and all related

marks and logos are trademarks of

SiriusXM Radio Inc.

• Other trademarks and trade names are

those of their respective owners.

• Wi-Fi®, the Wi-Fi logo, and the Wi-Fi

CERTIFIED logo are registered

trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.

Open Source

Information

• Google, Android, Android Auto, and

Google Play are registered trademarks

of Google LLC. Distracted driving

can result in a loss of vehicle control.

Never use a handheld device or vehicle

system that takes your focus away from

safe vehicle operation.

• Apple®, Apple CarPlay™, iPad®, iPad

mini™, iPhone®, iPod®, iPod classic®,

iPod nano®, iPod touch®, iTunes®,

and Siri® are trademarks of Apple Inc.

Distracted driving can result in a loss of

vehicle control. Never use a handheld

device or vehicle system that takes your

focus away from safe vehicle operation.

This system contains open source

software. To download the open source

codes installed on this product developed

under GPL, LGPL, Apache, and other

open source licenses, please visit http://

en.mobis.co.kr/opensource/list.do. All

notified license content, including the

source code, is available for download.

If you request the open source code of

a software mounted on this product by

sending an email to MOBIS_OSSrequest@

mobis.co.kr within 3 years of purchasing

this product, you will receive it on a

CD-ROM or another storage media at

a minimal cost, such as the costs of the

medium and delivery.

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