KIA K5 2022 Quick Start Guide Base Audio
Manufacturer: KIA, Model Year: 2022, Model line: K5, Model: KIA K5 2022Pages: 156, PDF Size: 4.12 MB
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a a Access the files list.
b b Display the options list.
 \225Display Off (if equipped): Turn 
off the screen. Press the screen 
to turn it back on.
 \225Media Sources: Select a media 
storage device you want to use.
 \225Songs by this Artist: Move to 
the list of songs by the artist 
currently playing.
 \225Songs from this Album: Move to 
the list of songs from the album 
currently playing.
 \225Hide Current File: Hide the 
current file.
 \225Sound Settings: Customize the 
system sound settings. 
> See 
″ Configuring the sound settings.″
 \225 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.
i i Pause or resume playback.
j j Play the next file. Press and hold to 
fast forward.
k k Playback time and playback 
position
 \335 Caution
 \225Start 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.
 \225Be careful of static electricity when 
connecting or disconnecting a USB 
device. A static discharge may cause a 
system malfunction.
 \225Be careful not to let your body or 
external objects contact the USB port. 
Doing so may cause an accident or a 
system malfunction.
 \225Do 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.
 \225Do 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.  
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 \333Note
 \225Depending on the vehicle model or 
specifications, displayed screens and 
available functions may vary.
 \225When 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.
 \225Fully insert a USB connector into the 
USB port. Failure to do so may cause a 
communication error.
 \225When you disconnect a USB device, a 
distorted noise may occur.
 \225The system can play only files encoded 
in a standard format.
 \225The following types of USB devices may 
not be recognized or work correctly:
 - Encrypted MP3 players
 -USB devices not recognized as 
removable disks
 \225A USB device may not be recognized 
depending on its condition.
 \225Some USB devices may be incompatible 
with your system.
 \225Depending on the USB device's type, 
capacity, or the format of files, USB 
recognition time may be longer.
 \225Depending 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  to rewind or 
fast forward the song.
 \225 Alternatively, use the Search backward 
button (SEEK) or the Search forward 
button (TRACK) on the control panel.
 \225You can also use the Search lever/
button on the steering wheel.
 \225You 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
After three seconds of playback have 
elapsed, press 
 to restart the current 
song.
 \225Alternatively, use the Search backward 
button (SEEK) on the control panel.
 \225You 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 
 twice. Press  
to play the next song.
 \225Alternatively, use the Search backward 
button (SEEK) or the Search forward 
button (TRACK) on the control panel.
 \225You can also use the Search lever/
button on the steering wheel.
 \225On 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.
Playing repeatedly
Press  to play a file on repeat.
 \225Each time you press the button, the 
corresponding mode icon appears on 
the button.
 \333 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.
 \333 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.
 \225Media Sources: Select a media 
storage device you want to use.
 \225Now 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/
category.
e e Play all files in the selected folder 
or category.
f f Search for a song based on 
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.
 \225 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 (if 
equipped).
b b Display the options list.
 \225Display Off (if equipped): Turn 
off the screen. Press the screen 
to turn it back on.
 \225Media Sources: Select a media 
storage device you want to use.
 \225Connections /Change Device: 
Search for and connect another 
Bluetooth device.
 \225 Sound Settings: Customize the 
system sound settings. 
> See 
″ Configuring the sound settings.″
 \225 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).
 \333 Note
 \225Depending on the vehicle model or 
specifications, displayed screens and 
available functions may vary.
 \225Depending on the connected Bluetooth 
device, mobile phone, or the music 
player you are using, playback controls 
may differ.
 \225Depending on the music player you are 
using, streaming may not be supported.
 \225Depending on the connected Bluetooth 
device or mobile phone, some functions 
may not be supported.
 \225If 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.       
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 [Controlling the Bluetooth 
audio player
Use the buttons on the media player 
screen to control the music playback.
 \333 Note
 \225Depending on the vehicle model or 
specifications, displayed screens and 
available functions may vary.
 \225Depending on the connected Bluetooth 
device, mobile phone, or the music 
player you are using, playback controls 
may differ.
Option A
Option B
Pausing/Resuming playback
Press  to pause music playback. Press 
 to resume playback.
Restarting the current playback
After three seconds of playback have 
elapsed, press 
 to restart the current 
song.
 \225 Alternatively, use the Search backward 
button (SEEK) on the control panel.
 \225You can also use the Search lever/
button on the steering wheel.
Playing the previous or next song
Press  twice to play the previous 
song. Press 
 to play the next song.
 \225 Alternatively, use the Search backward 
button (SEEK) or the Search forward 
button (TRACK) on the control panel.
 \225You can also use the Search lever/
button on the steering wheel.    
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Connecting Bluetooth devicesMaking a call via Bluetooth
Answering a call via Bluetooth
Phone
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Connecting Bluetooth 
devices
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.
 \334Warning
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.
 \333Note
For more information on Bluetooth-
enabled devices and their functional 
compatibility, visit the Kia America website 
(https://www.kia.com).
Pairing devices with your 
system
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 .
 \225If 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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 \225Check the system's Bluetooth 
name, which is displayed in the new 
registration pop-up window on the 
system screen.
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.
 \225Downloading data is only for 
Bluetooth call functions. Permission 
is not required if you are connecting 
an audio device.
 \333 Note
 \225It 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.
 \225You can change the permission settings 
via the mobile phone's Bluetooth 
settings menu. For more information, 
refer to your mobile phone's user guide.
 \225When a device is connected to the 
system via Bluetooth, you cannot pair 
another device.
 \225If 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 
Connect.
 \225If 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.
 \225 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.
 [ Option B
1 On the Home screen, press 
All Menus  > Setup  > Device 
Connections  >  Bluetooth  > 
Bluetooth Connections .
2 Press a device name.
 \225If 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.
 \225 Display Off (if equipped): Turn 
off the screen. Press the screen 
to turn it back on.
 \225Auto Connection Priority : Set 
the priority of paired devices 
for your system to connect with 
automatically when it turns on.
 \225 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.