bluetooth KIA SEDONA 2018 Navigation System Quick Reference Guide
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Connecting Devices Through the
Phone Settings
Press the 00360028003700380033 key in the head
unit.
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Select
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Select the
name of the device to connect. 0521
Connect Bluetooth.
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Dial
Dials a call after the Bluetooth
devices are connected.
Press the
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unit 0521
and then
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Name Description
Keypad Use the keypad to
enter the phone num-
ber that you want to
call. Press and hold
the last number of
a speed dial to dial
a number that you
added to the Speed
Dial list in the phone
Delete
Deletes the numbers
that you entered.
Settings
Moves to a screen of
Bluetooth Connection.
CallMakes a call after you
dial a number and
select
. If the
number is listed in
Dialed Calls, you can
select the number and
select
to auto-
matically dial that
number again.
i Information
•
Some types of mobile phones may not
support the Speed Dial function.
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Call History
Press the 0033002B003200310028 key in the head
unit 0521
and then
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Name Description
All Lists the all call his-
tory.
Dialed
Lists the calls that
you made.
ReceivedLists the calls that
you have received.
Missed Lists the calls you
missed.
Call
History Displays all of your
call history. Select
from the list to dial
the number.
Download
Downloads the call
history information
from your mobile
phone.
Bluetooth
Settings Moves to a screen of
Bluetooth Settings.
Contacts
Press the 0033002B003200310028 key in the head
unit 0521
and then
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Name Description
Contacts
List The list of Contacts.
Select from the list
to dial the number.
Download
Downloads contacts
from your mobile
phone.
Search
Searches Contacts.
Bluetooth
Settings Moves to a screen of
Bluetooth Settings.
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Favorites
Press the 0033002B003200310028 key in the head
unit 0521
and then
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Name Description
Favorites Lists the phone
numbers saved as
Favorites. Select
from the list to dial
the number.
Add New
Adds a new number
to Favorites.
Delete
Items Deletes numbers
that you select from
Favorites.
Delete All
Deletes all of the
numbers from
Favorites.
Bluetooth
Settings Moves to a screen of
Bluetooth Settings.
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Types of Commands
Voice recognition commands are classified as “Global Commands” and “Local
Commands”.
1. Global Commands (052C
): Commands that can be used immediately after acti-
vating voice recognition.
2. Local Commands ( 052A
): Commands that can be used when a multimedia,
navigation, or Bluetooth call is running, or displayed on the screen, after
activating voice recognition.
Call Commands
* Check the following before using call commands:
1. Voice commands related to phone calls can be used after connecting the
Bluetooth device.
2. To call a person, for example “Call <John Smith>” whose name is listed in
Contacts, you must first download the Contacts list. For details on down-
loading contacts, see “Part 4. Bluetooth
® > Chapter 3. Bluetooth® Phone >
4.10 Contacts”.
3. After downloading the Bluetooth contacts, it will take some time to convert
the Contacts into voice data during which time you cannot make a call by
name yet. The time takes to convert voice data may vary depending on the
number of Contacts downloaded.
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CommandOperation
052CCallDisplays downloaded Contacts, after this you can make a
call by saying the name.
052CCall <Name>You can directly call a person by <Name> in the down-
loaded Contacts.
052CCall <Name>
on MobileYou can call a person directly <Name> to the number that
is saved as "Mobile" in the downloaded Contacts.
e.g.) Call “John Smith” on Mobile
052CCall <Name>
at WorkYou can call a person directly <Name> to the number that
is saved as “Work” in the downloaded Contacts.
e.g.) Call “John Smith” at Work
052CCall <Name>
at HomeYou can call a person directly <Name> to the number that
is saved as “Home” in the downloaded Contacts.
e.g.) Call “John Smith” at Home
052CCall <Name>
on OtherYou can call a person directly <Name> to the number
that is saved as other than “Mobile, Home, or Work” in the
downloaded Contacts.
e.g.) Call “John Smith” on Other
052CDial Number
Displays a screen where you can say a phone number to
dial.
052CDial
<Phone #>You can directly say the number to call.
e.g.) Dial 111 555 1234
052CRedial Directly calls at the number that you last dialed.
052CCall History
Displays your Call History, where you can say the list num-
ber to make a call.
052CChange
Bluetooth
DeviceYou can switch your Bluetooth connection to another paired
device.
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Radio Commands
CommandOperation
052CRadioPlays the most recent radio channels from FM, AM, and
SiriusXM™.
052CFM
Plays FM radio.
052CFM
<87.5~107.9>Tunes to FM <Frequency> according to what you say.
e.g.) FM 87.5: FM eighty seven point five
052CSiriusXM Plays SiriusXM™ radio.
052CSiriusXM
Channel
<0~999>Tunes to SiriusXM™ Channel <Channel Number> accord-
ing to what you say.
e.g.) SiriusXM Channel 23: SiriusXM Channel twenty three
052CAM
Plays AM radio.
052CAM
<530~1710>Tunes to AM <Frequency> according to what you say.
e.g.) AM 530: AM five thirty
052APreset <1~18> Tunes to your preset stations (1 to 18).
052AChannel
<0~999>In SiriusXM™ Radio mode, turns on the <Channel
Number> that you say.
Media Commands
* Check the followings before you use media commands.
1. If no media is connected or if no playable files exist at the time when you
use these commands, a voice message will tell you that this is not available.
2. If you say the name of the media that is currently playing again, then that media will continue playing. e.g.) Saying “USB” while USB content is playing.
Command Operation
052CMusic Continues the last media you played.
052CiPodPlays the iPod currently connected. This will work the same
when an iPhone is connected. If a USB is connected, then it will
be played instead of the iPod.
052CUSBPlays the music on the USB currently connected.
If an iPod is connected, then the iPod will be played instead of the
USB.
052CBluetooth
AudioPlays the music on the Bluetooth phone currently connected.
This may not be supported depending on the Bluetooth connec-
tion status.
052CAUX Plays external devices that are currently connected.
052CMy Music Plays My Music files stored in the system.
052CPandora
Radio
Plays Pandora Radio that is currently connected. Pandora Radio
operates according to the iPod® that is currently connected.
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1. USB Music/iPod/My Music Command
CommandOperation
052APlayPlays a selected file.
Maintains the current settings during playback.
052APausePauses a file that is playing.
Maintains current settings while paused during playback.
052AShufflePlays files randomly.
Maintains current settings during shuffled playback.
052AShuffle OffCancels Shuffle and plays files sequentially.
Maintains current settings during sequential playback.
052ARepeatPlays the current file repeatedly.
Maintains the current settings during repeat playback.
052ARepeat OffCancels Repeat and plays multiple files.
Maintains current settings during multiple files playback.
2. Pandora Radio Command
Command
Operation
052ASkipMoves to the next track.
052AThumbs upIf you like the genre of the music currently playing, say
“Thumbs up” so that more similar music will play.
052AThumbs downIf you don’t like the music currently playing, say “Thumbs
down” to minimize the number of playbacks of similar
genre music.
3. Bluetooth Audio/AUX Command
For Bluetooth audio and external devices (AUX), local commands are unavail-
able, including Play, Pause, Repeat and Shuffle.
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How to start Siri
If you want to use Siri, you have to
connect your iOS device to multime-
dia system through Bluetooth.
(Please check whether your iOS
device supports Siri and turning Siri
On)
Then you can use Siri while pressing
and holding
key on the
steering wheel control.
How to use Siri
When you access the Siri screen
while pressing and holding
key on the steering wheel control,
you can press
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then you can speak what you want.
Note that the Multimedia system
only supports “Phone” related func-
tions. Other functions will be per-
formed in your iOS device. If you
press voice key quickly, Siri would
re-start. If you hold down voice key,
Siri would be terminated and the
screen would go back to the previ-
ous screen. Eyes-Free mode would
be activated automatically while you
are driving. When shifting gears into
P or putting the Parking brake on,
Eyes-Free mode would be deacti-
vated automatically.
i Information
•
Functions and feedbacks from voice
commands via Siri are e
xecuted in
the iOS device. If the iOS version is
changed, the functions and response
may be different according to the iOS
device and the latest version.
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SoundHound Main Screen
Name Description
ModeDisplays the cur-
rent operating
mode.
Back button
Goes back to pre-
vious mode.
What’s that
Song? Starts the song
recognition pro-
cess. After this
process is com-
plete, it goes to
Song screen.
Search
Goes to Search
screen.
History
Goes to History
screen.
FavoritesGoes to Favorites
screen.
ChartsGoes to Charts
screen.
SoundHound is a music search
engine. It enables users to identify
music by playing or singing a song.
It is also possible to search by typing
the name of the artist, song, album
or lyrics.
The head unit should be connected
to the Internet in order to use Sound-
Hound (ex. Wi-Fi).
Accessing SoundHound
1.
From the Home screen, select All
Menus, My Menu then select
SoundHound
button.
2. Select SoundHound
button
on Radio modes (AM, FM and
SiriusXM) or Media modes
(Bluetooth Audio, iPod, USB, My
Music and AUX).
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About Pairing Mobile Phones
QI cannot pair my mobile phone. What is the cause?
A
Check to see that the mobile phone supports Bluetooth® function. Verify
if Bluetooth on the cell phone is set to OFF. If so, set it to ON. If the cell
phone still can’t be registered, try again after turning Bluetooth off and on,
or delete the device registration on the multimedia system and cell phone
and then register the cell phone again.
Q
What is the difference between pairing a mobile phone and connecting a mobile phone?
A
Pairing occurs through authenticating the head unit and mobile phone. Mobile phones paired to the head unit can be connected and disconnected \
until the paired mobile phone is deleted from the system. Bluetooth
®
Handsfree features, such as making/answering calls or managing contacts,
are supported only in mobile phones connected with the head unit.
Q
What is a Passkey?
A
A passkey is the password used to authenticate the connection between the head unit and mobile phone. The passkey only needs to be entered
once when pairing the mobile phone for the first time.
The initial passkey is 0000. You can change it with
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