audio KIA TELLURIDE 2022 Features and Functions Guide
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ADAS
ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)
Leading Vehicle Departure Alert†4
Leading Vehicle Departure Alert is designed to inform the driver when the vehicle in front starts moving or departs from a stop . When LVDA is on, your vehicle is stopped, and it detects that the leading vehicle is driving away,
LVDA sounds an alert to let you know you can start driving . If no action is taken after the vehicle in front drives away, then a message will appear on the Instrument Cluster LCD .
LVDA User Settings:
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To turn LVDA on, press the Mode button A on the Steering Wheel, and go to User Settings in the Instrument Cluster . Press the Move (OK) button B up/down and select Driver Assistance, then press the OK button B to select . Go to Driver Attention Warning and then Leading Vehicle Departure Alert
•Some models access settings through the Vehicle Settings in the audio head unit . Press the Setup hard key on the audio head unit, then press VEHICLE on the screen to enter Vehicle Settings
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When the ignition is cycled, the system returns to its previous state, on or off
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Always check the front of the vehicle and road conditions before depar ture
The Leading Vehicle Departure Alert system is not a substitute for safe and proper driving . Always drive safely and use caution .
Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation .
Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes .www .youtube .com/KiaFeatureVideos
Leading Vehicle Departure Alert (LVDA) Video
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See section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more information .
Your vehicle’s steering wheel buttons may differ from those in the illustrations .
Refer to section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more information .
A CRUISE ON/OFF button: Press to turn the cruise control ON/OFF
B RES+ button: Press up to resume or increase cruising speed
B SET– button: Press down to set or decrease cruising speed
C CANCEL button: To cancel cruise control setting, do one of the following:
•Press the brake pedal
•Press the CANCEL button
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Switch Modes*: To switch between standard Cruise Control and Smart Cruise Control, press and hold for more than two seconds
Cruise Control (CC)*
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Cruise Control is designed to function above approximately 20 mph only
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Cruise Control will not activate until the brake pedal has been depressed at least once after ignition ON or engine star t
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Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control can automatically adjust the vehicle speed when it detects a curved road ahead and when it receives road information from the navigation system .
To turn on NSCC, go to the User Settings in the instrument cluster or the Vehicle Settings* in the audio head unit, by selecting Driving Assistance, Highway Auto Speed Change . When SCC is on and operating, and NSCC is turned on, then NSCC is enabled and the AUTO icon A will illuminate white on the Instrument Cluster .
When NSCC detects a curve ahead, activates, and reduces the vehicle speed, the AUTO icon A will turn green . When the vehicle passes the curved road, the vehicle may return to its previously set SCC speed .
Autoset (Automatic change of set speed): NSCC automatically changes the set speed of Smart Cruise Control using the speed limit information of the navigation system* to help you drive at a safe speed .
REMINDERS:
•NSCC requires an active navigation subscription
•NSCC is only available on controlled access roads and highways
Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control (NSCC)*†4
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Refer to section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more information . For more setting information, refer to the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide .
NSCC is a supplemental system and is not a substitute for safe driving . It is the responsibility of the driver to always check the speed and distance to the vehicle ahead .
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ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)
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Lane Following Assist is designed to help ensure that the vehicle stays centered in its lane A by monitoring the detected lane markings ahead and adjust the steering . When driving, LFA can be switched on and off
by pressing the Driving Assist button B . When turned on, the instrument cluster indicator will initially illuminate white when turned ON . It will remain white when the system does not detect the lane markers . When LFA detects the lane markers and can assist the steering, the LFA icon will illuminate green C .
LFA will operate only when these conditions are met:
•LFA recognizes both sides of the lane markers the vehicle is traveling in
•The vehicle is traveling slower than 120 mph
LFA User Settings:
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To go to User Settings in the Instrument Cluster, press the Mode button D on the Steering Wheel when the vehicle is at a standstill, gear shift is in Park and with the ignition on or the Engine Start/Stop button* in the ON position, and select User Settings
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To enable LFA , when in User Settings, press the Move (OK) button E up/down and Select Driver Assistance then Driving Assist, and select Lane Following Assist . Press the OK button E
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Some models access settings through the Vehicle Settings in the audio head unit . Press the Setup hard key on the audio head unit, then VEHICLE on the screen to enter Vehicle Settings
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Some vehicles have a Lane Driving Assist / Lane Safety button* on the Driver ’s Panel or the Steering Wheel B . Press to activate Lane Following Assist
Lane Following Assist (LFA)†4
Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation .
LFA is supplemental . Do not solely rely on this system and always pay attention to the road and its conditions .
See section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more detailed information, limitations and conditions .
Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes .www .youtube .com/KiaFeatureVideos
Lane Following Assist (LFA) Video
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REMINDER: LFA is not a substitute for safe and proper driving . Always drive safely and use caution .
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ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)
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Highway Driving Assist (HDA) is designed to adjust the speed of the vehicle when driving on limited/controlled access highways/freeways . The system can adjust the vehicle’s speed based on available highway speed
information . The automatic speed setting mode is designed to set the speed automatically by adjusting to the current speed limits of the highway the vehicle is traveling on .
To turn HDA on, go to User Settings A in the Instrument Cluster or the Vehicle Settings* in the audio head unit . Go to Driver Assistance > Driving Assist > Highway Driving Assist and press the OK button B on the Steering Wheel .
To activate HDA , turn Smar t Cruise Control (SCC) on by pressing the Driving Assist CRUISE button on the Steering Wheel controls C .
HDA will operate only when these conditions are met:
•The vehicle is traveling slower than 95 mph
•When driving on federal highways
•When the SCC is on and operating
•When the SCC speed is set to current federal highway speed
When HDA is activated and the conditions are met, the Instrument Cluster indicator light D will illuminate green . If the conditions are not met, HDA will be in standby mode and the indicator light D will illuminate white .
When in operation, and if both lanes are recognized, a display E will show the lanes illuminated white and the steering wheel indicator illuminated green .
If HDA is activated, conditions are met and the SCC speed is set by the driver (at the posted highway speed limit or slower), HDA will enter the automatic speed setting mode . The set speed and AUTO will be displayed F in green
and an audible alert will sound .
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Current highway speeds and controlled or limited access road information may var y . Future navigation updates may change this information
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If the driver changes the speed while in automatic speed set ting mode, it deactivates and enters a manual mode
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When the ignition is cycled, the system returns to its previous state, on or off
Highway Driving Assist (HDA)†4
Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes .www .youtube .com/KiaFeatureVideos
Highway Driving Assist (HDA) Video
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Highway Driving Assist is not a substitute for safe driving, may not detect all objects around the vehicle, and only functions on certain federal highways . Always drive safely and use caution . See the Owner’s Manual for more detailed information, limitations and conditions .
Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation .
See section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more information .
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ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)
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Rear View Monitor (RVM)†4
Rear View Monitor is a supplemental system that displays the view behind the vehicle through the Navigation screen* while the vehicle is in Reverse .
Rear View Monitor activates when the:
•Engine Start/Stop button is in the ON position
•Gear Shift Lever is in the R (Reverse) position
REMINDERS:
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Rear View Monitor is not a substitute for proper and safe backing-up procedures
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Rear View Monitor may not display ever y object behind the vehicle
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Always drive carefully and use caution when backing up
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Through normal use and after inclement weather or washing, the rear camera may become dir t y . Use a clean, microfiber cloth to remove any dir t, debris or spots that may have accumulated on the lens
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While the Rear View Monitor is active the volume will be lowered on all audio modes
See section 4 in the Owner’s Manual for more information . Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation .P
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The SVM camera is equipped with an optical lens to provide a wider range of vision and may appear different from the actual distance . The Surround View Monitor system is only a supplemental device . Drivers should not rely solely on the SVM information when parking and backing up . Drivers should always pay at tention and directly check the left/right and rear
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While SVM is active the volume will be lowered on all audio modes
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Through normal use and after washing or inclement weather, the rear camera may need cleaning . Use a clean, microfiber cloth to remove any dir t, debris or spots that may have accumulated on the lens .
Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation .
See section 4 in the Owner’s Manual for more information .
(But ton located below gear shift)
Surround View Monitor (SVM)*†4
Surround View Monitor (SVM) is a parking support system that shows the areas around the front, rear, left and right sides of the vehicle via four cameras displayed onto the audio head unit screen .
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Press the Parking/ View button A to turn on Surround View Monitor . Press the button again to turn off the function
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Other view modes can be selected by touching the view icons B on the Surround View Monitor screen
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Surround View Monitor Auto On: With Driver Assistance > Parking Safety > Surround View Monitor Auto On selected from the Settings menu, the front parking assist view screen is displayed when Parking Distance Warning warns the driver while driving in D (Drive)
To change the SVM settings, press the onscreen settings icon C, while SVM is operating .
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Surround View Monitor (SVM) Video
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Watch for traffic
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (RCCA) is designed to warn the driver under certain conditions . It may activate the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and temporarily apply braking if it detects cross traffic
approaching the vehicle when the vehicle is in reverse .
When the RCCA rear-corner radar sensors detect approaching vehicles from the rear left or rear right side of the vehicle A, RCCA will sound a warning, the warning indicators on the outside rearview mirror will illuminate and a message will appear on the Instrument Cluster LCD B and the audio head unit .* If RCCA detects that the collision risk has increased, RCCA automatically applies the brakes to reduce your speed, potentially helping to minimize the effects of a possible collision .
RCCA is designed to operate under the following conditions:
•When the gear shift is in Reverse
•When the vehicle is moving slower than 6 mph
RCCA User Settings:
•To go to the User Settings menu in the Instrument Cluster, press the Mode button C on the Steering Wheel when the vehicle is at a standstill, gear shift in Park and with the ignition on or the Engine Start/Stop button* in the ON position, and select User Settings
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To turn RCCA on when in User Settings , press the Move (OK) button D up/down, select Driver Assistance, Parking Safety, Rear Cross-Traffic Safety and then press OK D
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To set the warning timing, go to User Settings , press the Move (OK) button D up/down, then go to Driver Assistance, Warning Timing and press the OK button D
•Select one of the settings:
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Early/Normal/Standard: Maximizes the amount of distance between the vehicles before the initial warning occurs
– L a t e : Reduces the amount of distance between the vehicles before the initial warning occurs
•The default Warning Timing is set to Normal . If the Warning Timing is changed, the warning time of other Driver Assistance systems may also change
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Some models access settings through the Vehicle Settings in the audio head unit . Press the Setup hard key on the audio head unit, then VEHICLE on the screen to enter Vehicle Settings
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (RCCA)†4
See section 5 in the Owner’s Manual for more information .
Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes .www .youtube .com/KiaFeatureVideos
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (RCCA) Video
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The RCCA feature can be activated or deactivated in User Set tings, under Driver Assistance, Parking Safet y
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When vehicle power is cycled, RCCA will remain in the previous state
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When a vehicle is approaching within the sensing range, and traveling faster than 3 mph, the RCCA system will show a warning
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RCCA is a supplemental system . Do not solely rely on this system and always pay at tention to the road and its conditions
•RCCA Warning Volume can be adjusted in the User Set tings in the Instrument Cluster or the Vehicle Set tings on the audio head unit . Go to Driver Assistance, then Warning Volume
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For more information, refer to the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide .
For other audio system information, refer to pages 36-41 .
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Audio System MODE button: Press to cycle through FM/AM/SiriusXM®†3/USB Music/Bluetooth® Audio Audio System ON: Press to turn power on . Press and hold to turn power off . Press and hold to go to Advanced Setting / Steering Wheel mode .
B Seek/Preset button:
•Radio Mode (FM/AM/SiriusXM®*): Press up/down to advance through preset stations . Press up/down and hold to auto seek
•Media Modes: Press up/down to move track up/down . Press up/down and hold to fast forward/rewind (except for Bluetooth® Audio)
C Volume buttons: Press up/down arrows to raise/lower volume Mute button: Press to mute all audio (Media pauses in some Media modes when pressed)
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AUDIO SYSTEMS
AUDIO SYSTEMS
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REMINDERS:
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Your vehicle’s steering wheel but tons may differ from those in the images . See the Owner ’s Manual for more details
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Driving while distracted is dangerous and should be avoided . Drivers should remain at tentive to driving and always exercise caution when using the steering-wheel-mounted controls while driving
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To help minimize driver distraction, some audio system functionalities have been modified while the vehicle is in Drive, Reverse or moved out of Park .
•Surround Sound can be turned on or off
•Pressing the Audio System Mode but ton for more than 1 second will turn Audio Mode ON/OFF
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Your vehicle’s steering wheel buttons may differ from those in the image . See the Owner’s Manual for more details .
Driving while distracted is dangerous and should be avoided . Drivers should remain attentive to driving and always exercise caution when using the steering-wheel-mounted controls while driving .
For more information, refer to the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide . For Bluetooth® wireless technology FAQs, go to www .kia .com, Owners section .
AUDIO SYSTEMS
AUDIOSYSTEMS
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•When using the voice command feature, wait for the system BEEP before speaking the command
•Phone book transfer upload time varies by phone model and with number of phone book entries
•Because of differences in phone qualit y, ser vice providers and Bluetooth® wireless technology chip programming, functionalit y may differ from one phone to another
•The system can register or pair multiple Bluetooth® devices . See the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide for more information on setup and limitations
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Volume button: Press up/down to raise/lower speaker volume Mute button: Press to mute the microphone during a call and to mute the audio system speakers, or to pause Bluetooth® streaming media
B Talk button: Press to activate voice recognition/bring up menus/place calls with minimal voice command prompts from the system . Press and hold to exit voice recognition When enrolled with a UVO link subscription, press this button to activate the UVO Voice Assist to use navigation guidance and search destinations
C Receive/Place Call button: Press to receive/place incoming calls . Press to pair a phone (If no phone is paired)
D End Call button: Press to end a call, reject an incoming call or cancel a function
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For more information, refer to the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide . For Bluetooth® wireless technology FAQs, go to www .kia .com, Owners section .
AUDIO SYSTEMS
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Voice Recognition Tips Video
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AUDIO SYSTEMS •The system can register or pair multiple Bluetooth® devices . See the Car Infotainment System Quick Reference Guide for more information on setup and limitations
•During the pairing process, be sure to accept the connection requests on the phone for phone book download and to allow acceptance of all future Bluetooth® connection requests
•When placing a call, speak in a natural, moderate tone, with clear pronunciation . The system may have trouble recognizing commands if you speak too softly or too loudly
•Always wait for the beep before speaking any commands
•Close windows and sunroof, and turn off A /C; open windows, sunroof, weather (wind/rain), or an A /C fan operating at higher speeds can inter fere with Voice Recognition
•Press the talk but ton and say “Help” to get a list of available commands
•Bluetooth® Music Streaming: If the Bluetooth® music is inaudible or too low, turn up the volume on the connected phone
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Pairing a Phone
For instructions on how to pair a phone, refer to the audio system’s user ’s
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How to Place a Call
There are two options for placing a call:
•Option 1: Press the Receive/Place Call button C to place a call using the touchscreen
•Option 2: Press on the Talk button B . Then say the command “Call {name}” or “Dial {number}”
When using the voice command feature, wait for the system BEEP before speaking the command .
Voice Recognition and Phone Contact Tips
The system may have difficulty understanding some accents or uncommon names . Improve the per formance by making a few simple changes to your phone contacts, listed below . To help optimize the Bluetooth® Wireless Technology Voice Recognition system, see other tips and reminders under Quick Tips .
•Use full names (first and last names) vs . short or single-syllable names (“John Smith” vs .“Dad,” “Smith Residence” vs .“Home”)
•Avoid using special characters, emojis or hyphenated names (@, &, #, /, -, *, +, etc .)
•Avoid using acronyms (“In Case of Emergency” vs .“ICE”) or words with all capital letters
•Spell words completely, no abbreviations (“Doctor Smith” vs .“Dr . Smith”)
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