Get Multimedia System -> Audio (Without Touch Screen) Guide for Hyundai I20 4 Door Second Generation (2015-2020)

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This can be due to factors, such as

the distance from the radio station,

closeness of other strong radio sta-

tions or the presence of buildings,

bridges or other large obstructions in

the area.

How vehicle audio works

FM reception

AM reception

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AM broadcasts can be received at

greater distances than FM broad-

casts. This is because AM radio

waves are transmitted at low fre-

quencies. These long distance, low

frequency radio waves can follow the

curvature of the earth rather than

travelling straight. In addition, they

curve around obstructions resulting

in better signal coverage.

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AM and FM radio signals are broad-

cast from transmitter towers located

around your city. They are intercepted

by the radio antenna on your vehicle.

This signal is then processed by the

radio and sent to your vehicle speak-

ers.

When a strong radio signal has

reached your vehicle, the precise

engineering of your audio system

ensures the best possible quality

reproduction. However, in some cases

the signal coming to your vehicle may

not be strong and clear.

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FM radio station

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FM broadcasts are transmitted at • Fading - As your vehicle moves • Multi-Path Cancellation - Radio sig-

high frequencies and do not bend to

follow the earth's surface. Because

of this, FM broadcasts generally

begin to fade within short distances

from the station. Also, FM signals are

easily affected by buildings, moun-

tains, and obstructions.This can lead

to undesirable or unpleasant listen-

ing conditions which might lead you

to believe a problem exists with your

radio. The following conditions are

normal and do not indicate radio

trouble:

away from the radio station, the

signal will weaken and sound will

begin to fade. When this occurs,

we suggest that you select another

stronger station.

nals being received from several

directions can cause distortion or

fluttering. This can be caused by a

direct and reflected signal from the

same station, or by signals from two

stations with close frequencies. If

this occurs, select another station

until the condition has passed.

• Flutter/Static - Weak FM signals or

large obstructions between the

transmitter and your radio can dis-

turb the signal causing static or

fluttering noises to occur. Reducing

the treble level may lessen this

effect until the disturbance clears.

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WARNING

• When pressed quickly

• Please refrain from use if the

screen is blank or no sound can

be heard as these signs may

indicate product malfunction.

Continued use in such condi-

tions could lead to accidents

(fires, electric shock) or product

malfunctions.

- Radio mode: Searches broadcast

frequencies saved to Presets.

• Do not stare at the screen while

driving. Staring at the screen for

prolonged periods of time could

lead to traffic accidents.

- Media mode: Changes track, file

or title. (except AUX)

• Do not disassemble, assemble,

or modify the audio system.

Such acts could result in acci-

dents, fire, or electric shock.

• When pressed and held (more

than 1.0 second)

- Radio mode: Frequency is con-

trolled by 1 step quickly. When

the button is released after

pressing and holding, searches

broadcast frequencies.

• Do not touch the antenna during

thunder or lightening as such

acts may lead to lightning

induced electric shock.

• Using the phone while driving

may lead to a lack of attention of

traffic conditions and increase

the likelihood of accidents. Use

the phone feature after parking

the vehicle.

• Do not stop or park in parking-

restricted areas to operate the

product. Such acts could lead to

traffic accidents.

- Media mode: Rewinds or fast-for-

wards the song. (except BT

Audio*, AUX)

• Heed caution not to spill water

or introduce foreign objects into

the device. Such acts could lead

to smoke, fire, or product mal-

function.

* if equipped

• Use the system with the vehicle

ignition turned on. Prolonged

use with the ignition turned off

could result in battery discharge.

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NOTICE

WARNING

• Turn on the car ignition before

using this device. Do not operate

the audio system for long periods

of time with the ignition turned off

as such operations may lead to

battery discharge.

• Operating the device while driving

could lead to accidents due to a

lack of attention to external sur-

roundings. First park the vehicle

before operating the device.

Driving while distracted can result

in a loss of vehicle control that

may lead to an accident, severe

personal injury, and death. The

driver’s primary responsibility is in

the safe and legal operation of a

vehicle, and use of any handheld

devices, other equipment, or vehi-

cle systems which take the dri-

ver’s eyes, attention and focus

away from the safe operation of a

vehicle or which are not permissi-

ble by law should never be used

during operation of the vehicle.

• Adjust the volume to levels that

allow the driver to hear sounds

from outside of the vehicle. Driving

in a state where external sounds

cannot be heard may lead to acci-

dents.

• Do not subject the device to severe

shock or impact. Direct pressure

onto the front side of the monitor

may cause damage to the LCD.

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• When cleaning the device, make

sure to turn off the device and use

a dry and smooth cloth. Never use

tough materials, chemical cloths,

or solvents (alcohol, benzene, thin-

ners, etc.). As such materials may

damage the device panel or cause

color/quality deterioration.

• Pay attention to the volume setting

when turning the device on. A sud-

den output of extreme volume

upon turning the device on could

lead to hearing impairment. (Adjust

the volume to a suitable levels

before turning off the device.)

• Do not place beverages close to

the audio system. Spilling bever-

ages may lead to system malfunc-

tion.

• If you want to change the position

of device installation, please

inquire with your place of purchase

or service maintenance center.

Technical expertise is required to

install or disassemble the device.

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Search Frequency:

button

[SEEK/TRACK]

Radio

• In case of product malfunction,

please contact your place of pur-

chase or After Service center.

• Searches the previous/next broad-

cast frequencies.

Radio Mode

[RADIO]

Change Mode:

button

• Placing the audio system within an

electromagnetic environment may

result in noise interference.

- Short press of button: searches

the previous/next available

broadcast frequency.

• You can toggle between the radio

modes using [RADIO] button.

[SETUP/CLOCK]

• If

[Mode Popup] is turned [Off], then

[RADIO]

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[Display]

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• Prevent caustic solutions such as

perfume and cosmetic oil from

contacting the dashboard because

they may cause damage or discol-

oration.

- Long press of button: Frequency

is controlled by 1 step quickly.

When the button is released after

pressing and holding, searches

the previous/next available

broadcast frequency.

each time you press the

button, you can toggle between

radio modes (FM1 ➟ FM2 ➟ AM ➟

DRM ➟ FM1).

• The radio mode popup will not be

[SETUP/CLOCK]

displayed when

button [Display]

is turned [Off].

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Change Frequency:

knob

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[Mode popup]

Changes frequency by turning the

knob left/right. You can seek avail-

able frequencies manually.

[1] ~ [6]

Saved Frequency:

buttons

(Preset)

• Pressing the button: Plays the fre-

quency saved in the corresponding

button.

• Pressing and holding the button

(more than 1.0 second): Saves the

currently playing broadcast to the

selected button and sound a BEEP.

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Presets

FM/AM Mode

DRM Mode

Displays saved presets.

Service List (DRM only)

• A broadcasting DRM station can

have 1 ~ 4 Services depending on

the transmission.

- You can select the desired serv-

ice from the list.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

❈ The actual features may differ

from the illustration.

the

button.

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Auto Store

❈ May change according to the

transmission content of DRM.

Auto Store

Saves broadcasts with superior

reception to [1] ~ [6] buttons. If no

frequencies are received, then the

most recently received frequency will

be broadcast.

Saves broadcasts with superior

[1] ~ [6]

❈ No Signal: Represents there is no

broadcasting from the selected

DRM frequency.

reception to

buttons. If no

frequencies are received, then the

most recently received frequency will

be broadcast.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

Scan

the

button.

Scan

The broadcast frequency increases

and previews each broadcast for 5

seconds each. After scanning all fre-

quencies, returns and plays the cur-

rent broadcast frequency.

The broadcast frequency increases

and previews each broadcast for 5

seconds each. After scanning all fre-

quencies, returns and plays the cur-

rent broadcast frequency.

Weather/News Report (DRM only)

Weather/News report feature On/Off.

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The

availability

of

Weather/News

completely

Sound Settings

report

information

Sound Settings

Moves to Sound Settings.

depends on the DRM broadcasting

station.

Moves to Sound Settings.

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Emergency Warning

Media

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• DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) is a

digital replacement of AM, an initia-

tive by All India Radio (AIR).

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- Using MP3

You can receive a emergency warn-

ing on your screen if Indian govern-

ment or All India Radio (AIR) raises

an alarm of emergency across the

country through DRM transmission.

Supported audio formats

• DRM is available in only few cities

in India as of now & AIR is expand-

ing this technology to other regions

of the country also.

• The DRM transmission range & the

timings depends on the AIR trans-

mission schedule.

• After you tuned to

a

receivable

DRM station, it may take a few sec-

onds to decode the audio. This is not

a issue but the nature of the digital

signal.

NOTICE

File formats that do not comply with

the above formats may not be prop-

erly recognized or play without prop-

erly displaying file names or other

information.

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• The system may switch to DRM

mode even though you are in other

modes/turned off the system while

running the car.

• The text information/Weather/News

Report completely depends on the

DRM broadcaster.

• You may experience a mute while

receiving a DRM station, if there is a

loss of signal or any obstructions

around the car location like high

tension power lines, tunnels, metal

bridges and multi-storied buildings.

• This is a initiation by Indian gov-

ernment in the interest of public

safety.

• Emergency Warning is the sole

responsibility of All India Radio, as

they transmit this warning in case of

emergency.

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Range of supported file types

3. Sampling frequency (Hz)

NOTICE

1. Bitrate range (Kbps)

UUsing the scroll feature allows you to

see the entire name of files with

names that are too long to be dis-

played at once.

• For MP3/WMA compression files

and WAV file, differences in sound

quality will occur depending on the

bitrate. (Higher sound quality can

be experienced with higher

bitrates.)

Language Support (Unicode Support)

• Korean: 2,604 characters

• English: 94 characters

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• Common Chinese characters: 4,888

characters

• This device only recognizes files

with MP3/WMA/WAV extensions.

Other file extensions may not be

properly recognized.

• Special symbols: 986 characters

NOTICE

Japanese/Simplified Chinese charac-

ters are not supported.

4. Maximum number of recognized

folders and files

• Folder: 1,000 folders for USB

• File: 5,000 files for USB

• There are no limitations to the

number of recognized folder levels.

2. Bit Per Sample range (bit)

5. Text Display (Based on Unicode)

• Filenames: Maximum 40 English

characters

• Foldernames: Maximum 40 English

characters

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Information

- Using the USB Device

• This device recognizes USB devices

formatted in FAT 12/16/32 file for-

mats. This device does not recognize

files in NTFS file format.

• USB images and videos are not sup-

ported.

• Connect the USB device after turn-

ing on the engine. The USB device

may become damaged if it is already

• Do not use the USB interface to

charge batteries or USB accessories

that generate heat. Doing so may

lead to worsened performance or

damage to the audio system.

• Some USB devices may not be sup-

ported due to compatibility issues.

connected

when

the

ignition

is

turned on. The USB device may not

operate properly if the car ignition

is turned on or off with the USB

device connected.

• Avoid contact between the USB con-

nector and bodily parts or foreign

objects.

• The audio system may not recognize

the USB device if separately pur-

chased USB hubs and extension

cables are being used. Connect the

USB device directly with the USB

port of the vehicle.

• Repeated connecting/disconnecting

of USB devices within short periods

of time may result in product mal-

function.

• Be careful for static electricity when

connecting/disconnecting

devices.

USB

• Encoded MP3 Players will not be

recognized when connected as an

external device.

• When

using

mass

storage

USB

• A strange noise may occur when dis-

connecting the USB.

devices with separate logical drives,

only files saved to the root drive can

be played.

• Make sure to connect/disconnect

external USB devices with the audio

power turned off.

• When connecting an external USB

device, the vehicle’s audio system

may not recognize the USB depend-

ing on what firmware is used by

USB device or what files are on the

USB.

• Files may not properly operate if

application programs are installed

on the USBs.

• The amount of time required to rec-

ognize the USB device may differ

depending on the type, size or file

formats stored on the USB. Such

differences in time are not indica-

tions of malfunctions.

• The audio system may not operate

normally if MP3 Players, cellular

phones, digital cameras, or other

electronic devices (USB devices not

recognized as portable disk drives)

are connected with the audio sys-

tem.

• Only

products

formatted

with

byte/sectors under 64Kbyte will be

recognized.

• The vehicle audio system only sup-

ports USB devices designed to play

music files.

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• Avoid use

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- Using the iPod^®

• Charging through the USB may not

work for some mobile devices.

of

USB

memory products that

can also be used as key

chains or mobile phone

accessories. Use of such

products may cause damage to the

USB jack.

• iPod^®is a registered trademark of

Apple Inc.

• The device may not support normal

operation when using an atypical

USB memory device (miniature,

keychain, etc.). For best results, use

• In order to use the iPod^®with your

vehicle’s audio system, you must use

a dedicated iPod^®cable. (the cable

that is supplied when purchasing

iPod^®/iPhone^®products)

a

typical USB device that has

a

metal case.

• Connecting an MP3 device or phone

through various channels, such as

AUX/BT or Audio/USB mode may

result in pop noises or abnormal

operation.

• The device may not support normal

operation when using formats such

as HDD Type, CF, or SD Memory.

• If the iPod^®is connected to the vehi-

cle while it is playing, a high pitch

sound could occur for approximate-

ly 1-2 seconds immediately after

connecting. If possible, connect the

iPod^®to the vehicle with the iPod^®

stopped/paused.

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• The device will not support files

locked by DRM (Digital Rights

Management.).

• Use USB 2.0 devices for better com-

patibility. Maximum device size

supported is 32 GB.

• USB memory sticks used by con-

necting an Adaptor (SD Type or CF

Type) may not be properly recog-

nized.

• When the vehicle ignition is set to

ACC or ON, connecting the iPod^®

through the iPod^®cable will charge

the iPod^®through the car audio sys-

tem.

• The device may not operate proper-

ly when using USB HDDs or USBs

subject

to

connection

failures

• When connecting with the iPod^®

cable, make sure to fully insert the

caused by vehicle vibrations. (e.g. i-

stick type)

jack

to

prevent

communication

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• When the Equalizer features of an

external device, such as the iPod^®,

and the audio system are both

active, Equalizer effects could over-

lap and cause sound deterioration

and distortion. Whenever possible,

turn off the Equalizer feature with-

in the external device when it is con-

nected to the audio system.

• If your iPhone^®is connected to both

the Bluetooth^®and USB, the sound

may not be properly played. In your

iPhone^®, select the Dock connector

or Bluetooth^®to change the sound

output (source).

• Some iPod^®s may not sync with the

System depending on the version. If

the Media is removed before the

Media is recognized, then the sys-

tem may not properly restore the

previously operated mode. (iPad^®

charging is not supported.)

• iPod^®mode cannot be operated

when the iPod^®cannot be recog-

nized due to the playing of versions

that do not support communication

protocols, cases of iPod^®abnormali-

ties and defects.

• Use an iPod^®cable shorter than 1

meter in length such as the one orig-

inally supplied with a new iPod^®,

longer cables may lead to the audio

system not recognizing the iPod^®.

• Noise may occur when an iPod^®or

AUX device is connected. When

such devices are not being used, dis-

connect the device for storage.

• For fifth generation iPod^®Nano

devices, the iPod^®may not be recog-

nized when the battery level is low.

Please charge the iPod^®for use.

• When the iPod^®or AUX device

power is connected to the power

jack, playing the external device

may result in noise. In such cases,

disconnect the power connection

before use.

• The search/play orders shown with-

in the iPod^®device may differ from

the orders shown within the audio

system.

• Skipping or improper operation

may occur depending on the charac-

• If the iPod^®malfunctions due to an

iPod^®device defect, reset the iPod^®

and try again. (To learn more, refer

to your iPod^®manual)

teristics

device.

of

your

iPod^®/iPhone^®

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Media Mode

Repeat: button

[1 RPT]

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- Using Bluetooth^®(BT) Audio

(if equipped)

[MEDIA]

Change Mode:

button

• Repeats the current song or

repeats all songs within the current

folder.

• iPod^®mode: Repeat Song ➟

Repeat Off

• Each time the button is pressed,

the media mode popup will be dis-

played or closed.

• Bluetooth^®Audio Mode can be used

only when a Bluetooth^®phone has

been connected.

• The media mode popup will not be

displayed when

button [Display]

is turned [Off].

You can select a menu in the mode

[1] [6]

[SETUP/CLOCK] • USB mode: Repeat Song ➟

• Bluetooth^®Audio Mode will not be

available when connecting mobile

phones that do not support this fea-

ture.

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[Mode popup]

Repeat Folder ➟ Off

[2 SHFL]

Shuffle:

button

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popup by using the

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• If a Bluetooth^®Phone is being used

• Plays all songs within the current

folder(category) or play all songs in

random order.

• iPod^®mode: Shuffle All ➟ Shuffle

Off

(Preset) buttons or

knob.

to

play

music

and

receives

an

incoming or outgoing phone call,

then the music will stop.

• If media device(USB, AUX) is con-

nected, then it will automatically

operate. Once it is disconnected,

the previous mode will be restored.

• The Audio/Bluetooth^®(BT) Audio*/

AUX volume can also be con-

trolled.

• Moving the Track up/down while

playing Bluetooth^®audio mode may

result in pop noises with some

mobile phones.

• USB mode: Shuffle Folder ➟

Shuffle All ➟ Off

• Bluetooth^®streaming audio may

not be supported in some mobile

phones.

* if equipped

Bluetooth^®

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• When

returning

to

Audio mode after ending a call, the

mode may not automatically restart

in some mobile phones.

When you connect an Apple device,

playback does not start automatically.

• Receiving an incoming call or mak-

ing an outgoing call while playing

Bluetooth^®Audio may result in

audio interference.

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Change Song/File:

button

[SEEK/TRACK]

SEEK/TRACK]

button

Search Song:

TUNE

knob

USB

(USB/iPod^®only)

TUNE

• Turning

songs(files).

knob: Searches for

knob: Plays selected

[∨

• Pressing the button: Plays the cur-

rent song from the beginning. If the

TUNE

• Pressing

song(file).

[

∨

SEEK/TRACK]

button is pressed

again within 1 second, the previous

song is played.

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• Pressing and holding the button

(more than 1.0 second): Rewinds

the song.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

• BT Audio* and AUX don’t support

playlist feature.

the

button.

• In iPod^®Mode, song (file) lists are

not supported if music is played

using the Music application after

connecting the iPod^®.

[SEEK/TRACK

∧]

button

List

• Pressing the button: Plays the next

song.

Moves to the list screen.

• While BT Audio* is playing, press-

• Pressing and holding the button

(more than 1.0 second): Fast-for-

wards the song.

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ing the

TUNE

knob plays and paus-

Displays information of the current

song.

es the current song.

* if equipped

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Sound Settings

Search Folder:

[FOLDER]

button

• BT Audio*, AUX don’t support

Rewind/Fast-forward feature.

Moves to Sound Settings.

Searches the previous/next folder.

(USB)

• Changing the previous/next song

may not be supported in some

Bluetooth^®devices.

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* if equipped

If a folder is selected by pressing the

TUNE

knob, the first file within the

selected folder will be played.

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iPod^®

BT Audio (if equipped)

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• 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.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

the [MENU] button.

• Audio may not automatically start

playing in some Bluetooth^®devices.

If the music in the Bluetooth^®device

is not played after changing to audio

the

button.

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Sound Settings

List

streaming mode, press the

TUNE

knob. Check if the music is playing

Moves to Sound Settings.

Moves to the list screen.

in

the

Bluetooth^®

device

after

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changing to audio streaming mode.

Displays information of the current

song.

• Audio streaming may not be sup-

ported for some Bluetooth^®devices.

• If Bluetooth^®device is disconnected,

BT Audio is ended.

Sound Settings

Moves to Sound Settings.

• Bluetooth^®connection is required to

use

BT

Audio.

Refer

to

the

Bluetooth^®manual for more infor-

mation.

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AUX

Phone (if Bluetooth equipped)

WARNING

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- Using Bluetooth^®(BT) Phone

• Focus on the road while driving.

The driver's primary responsibil-

ity is in the safe and legal oper-

ation of the vehicle. Drivers

should not use any hand held

devices or other equipment or

vehicle systems that distract the

driver during vehicle operation.

What is Bluetooth^®WirelessTechnology?

• Bluetooth^®refers to a short-dis-

tance wireless networking technol-

ogy which uses a 2.45GHz fre-

quency to connect various devices

within a certain distance.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

the

button.

• Do not stare at the multimedia

screen for long periods of time

while driving. Staring at the

screen for prolonged periods of

time can lead to traffic accidents

and can result in personal

injuries.

• Supported within PCs, external

devices, Bluetooth^®phones, PDAs,

various electronic devices, and auto-

motive environments, Bluetooth^®to

be transmitted at high speeds with-

out having to use a connector cable.

• Bluetooth^®Handsfree refers to a

device which allows the user to

conveniently make phone calls

with Bluetooth^®devices through

the Multimedia system.

Sound Settings

Moves to Sound Settings.

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• AUX mode can be used only when

an external audio player has been

connected.

• If only a cable is connected to the

AUX without an external device, the

mode will be changed to AUX, but

noise may occur. When an external

device is not being used, remove the

connector jack.

• The Bluetooth^®Handsfree feature

may not be supported in some

Bluetooth^®devices.

• When the external device power is

connected to the power jack, play-

ing the external device may output

noise. In such cases, disconnect the

power connection before use.

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• Only one Bluetooth^®device can be

connected at a time.

NOTICE

• Bluetooth^®is a feature that • Before connecting the head unit

enables drivers to make handsfree

calls. Connecting the head unit

with a Bluetooth^®phone allows the

user to conveniently make calls,

receive calls, and manage the

phonebook.

Bluetooth^®, carefully read the con-

tents of this user’s manual.

with the Bluetooth^®device, check

to see that the mobile device sup-

ports Bluetooth^®features.

• Bluetooth^®

connection

may

become intermittently disconnect-

ed in some Bluetooth^®devices.

Follow these steps to try again.

1. Turn the Bluetooth^®function

within the Bluetooth^®device

OFF/ON and try again.

• Even if the mobile device supports

Bluetooth^®, the device will not be

found during device searches if the

device has been set to hidden

state or the Bluetooth^®power is

turned off. Disable the hidden state

or turn on the Bluetooth^®power

prior to searching/connecting with

the head unit.

• If a Bluetooth^®device becomes

disconnected due to being out of

communication range, turning the

device OFF, or a Bluetooth^®com-

munication error, corresponding

Bluetooth^®devices are automati-

cally searched and reconnected.

Before

using

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2. Turn the Bluetooth^®device

power OFF/ON and try again.

• Excessive use or operations while

driving may lead to negligent driv-

ing practices and be the cause of

accidents. Do not operate the

device excessively while driving.

3. Completely

remove

the

Bluetooth^®device battery,

reboot, and then again.

• Viewing the screen for prolonged

periods of time is dangerous and

may lead to accidents. When driv-

ing, view the screen only for short

periods of time.

4. Reboot the Multimedia System

and try again.

5. Delete all paired devices from

both of Bluetooth^®device and

Head Unit sides and then try

again.

• Pairing Bluetooth^®devices and

use of other Bluetooth^®features • If you do not want automatic con-

are not supported when the vehicle

is in motion. For safety, please first

park your vehicle.

nection with your Bluetooth^®

device, turn the Bluetooth^®feature

off in the Bluetooth^®device.

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NOTICE

• Some Bluetooth^®devices may • In some Bluetooth^®devices, start-

• If the Bluetooth^®device is not con-

nected, it is not possible to enter

Phone mode. After connecting

your Bluetooth^®device to your car,

use the Bluetooth^®features.

cause interference noise or mal-

function to audio system. In this

case, store the device in a different

location may resolve the condition.

ing the ignition while talking

through enabled

Bluetooth^®

handsfree call will result in the call

becoming disconnected due to car

handsfree call transfer. If you use

your phone outside the vehicle,

turn off the Bluetooth^®feature in

your phone.

• While a device is connected

through Bluetooth^®, your device

may discharge quicker than usual

for additional Bluetooth^®-related

operations.

• You will not be able to use the

handsfree feature when your

phone is outside of the cellular

service area (e.g. in a tunnel, in a

underground, in a mountainous

area, etc.).

• The handsfree call volume and

quality may differ depending on the

Bluetooth^®device.

• If the cellular phone signal is poor

or the vehicles interior noise is too

loud, it may be difficult to hear the

other person’s voice during a call.

• Do not place the Bluetooth^®device

near or inside metallic objects, oth-

• If Connection Priority is set upon

vehicle ignition (IGN/ACC ON), the

Bluetooth^®device will be automat-

ically connected. Even if you are

outside, the Bluetooth^®device will

be automatically connected once

you are in the vicinity of the vehi-

cle. If you do not want to automati-

cally connect your Bluetooth^®

device, turn off the Bluetooth^®fea-

ture in your Bluetooth^®device.

erwise

communications

with

Bluetooth^®system or cellular serv-

ice stations can be disturbed.

• Placing the audio system within an

electromagnetic environment may

result in noise interference.

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Bluetooth^®Connection

For devices that require passkey

confirmation, a 6-digit passkey input

screen is shown in the Bluetooth^®

device & Audio. After confirming that

the 6-digit passkey on the audio

screen and the Bluetooth^®device

are identical, select [OK] in your

Bluetooth^®device.

i

Information

• Up to 5 Bluetooth^®devices can be

paired.

Before you can use the Bluetooth^®

feature, you must first pair/connect

your Bluetooth^®device to your car.

• The default passkey is 0000.

• During a Bluetooth^®device connec-

tion, another device cannot be paired.

Pairing a New Device

[PHONE]

Press the

[CALL]

head unit or

button in the

• The Vehicle Name above is an exam-

ple. Check the actual information

on the product.

steering wheel remote control.

ꢀ

• Pairing

and

connecting

a

Bluetooth^®

enabled

Bluetooth^®

device will work only when the

Bluetooth^®

option

within

your

Bluetooth^®device has been turned

on. (Methods of turning on the

Bluetooth^®enabled feature may dif-

fer depending on the Bluetooth^®

device.)

i

Information

In your Bluetooth^®device,

1. Pair your car after your Bluetooth^®

device detects the Bluetooth^®

device.

The 6-digit passkey in the image

above is an example. Refer to your

vehicle for the actual passkey.

• After pairing is complete, a contacts

download request is sent to the

Bluetooth^®device. Some Bluetooth^®

devices may require confirmation

upon receiving a download request.

2. Enter the passkey(0000) or accept

the authorization popup.

3. Connect Bluetooth^®.

Ensure

your

Bluetooth^®

device

accepts the connection. Refer to your

phone’s user manual for additional

information regarding phone pairing

and connections.

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Connecting Bluetooth^®Devices

Bluetooth Phone

i

Information

• Only one Bluetooth^®device can be

connected at a time.

Favorites

Press the [[PHONE] button in the

head unit or [CALL] button in the

[PHONE]

Press the

[Favorites].

button

ꢀ

Select

steering wheel remote control

Select the name of the device to con-

nect

Connect Bluetooth^®.

ꢀ

• Bluetooth^®features supported with-

in the vehicle are as follows. Some

• Displays Phone Menu screen.

ꢀ

features

may

on

not

be

supported

Bluetooth^®

• The connected device name is dis-

played in the top of the display.

• Connects the Bluetooth^®devices

that you add.

depending

device.

your

- Outgoing/Incoming

calls

Handsfree

- Operations during a call: Switch

to Private, Switch to call waiting,

MIC on/off

- Downloading Call History

•

: Call signal strength indicator.

: Battery level of the Bluetooth^®

devices connected.

- Downloading Contacts

- Bluetooth^®device Auto Connection

- Bluetooth^®Audio Streaming

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• Lists the phone numbers saved as

Favorites. Select from the list to

dial the number.

Call History

i

Information

[PHONE]

Press the

[Call History].

button

ꢀ

Select

• Up to 20 favorites can be saved in

favorites of each device.

• Displays all of your call history. Select

from the list to dial the number.

• Downloading

favorites

in

your

Bluetooth^®device does not be sup-

ported.

• To save favorite, contacts should be

downloaded.

• Contact saved in favorites will not

be automatically updated if the con-

tact has been updated in the phone.

To update Favorites, delete the

favorite and create a new favorite.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

ꢀ

the

button.

• Add New Favorites: Adds a phone

number to Favorites.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

the

button.

• Delete Items: Deletes numbers that

you select from Favorites.

• Download: Downloads the call his-

tory information from your

Bluetooth^®device.

• Delete All: Deletes all of the num-

bers from Favorites.

• All Calls: Lists the all call history.

• Dialed Calls: Lists the calls that

you made.

• Received Calls: Lists the calls that

you have received.

• Missed Calls: Lists the calls you

missed.

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Contacts

Requesting Download

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[PHONE]

Press the

[Contacts].

button

ꢀ

Select Some devices require a device

authentication for downloading your

call history and contacts.

• Call history may not be saved in the

call history list in some Bluetooth^®

devices.

• Displays the list of Contacts. Select

from the list to dial the number.

If download fails, check the

Bluetooth^®device settings or the

screen state.

• Calls from restricted ID’s are not

saved in the call history list.

• Up to 50 calls can be added in each

Dialed Calls/Received Calls/Missed

Calls list.

• The durations of each dialed/received

call are not displayed in your car’s

Call History list.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

the

button.

• While the call history download is in

progress, the status bar displays an

• Download: Downloads contacts

from your Bluetooth^®device.

icon (

).

i

Information

• A-Z Jump: Finds a contact in an

alphabetical order.

• If the call history download is

turned off on the Bluetooth^®device,

the call history download will fail.

• Up to 2000 phone numbers can be

downloaded from a single, paired

Bluetooth^®device.

• Some

devices

require

a

device

• You cannot edit or delete down-

loaded phone numbers from your

car.

authentication

for downloading

your call history. If download fails,

check if the Bluetooth^®settings or

display status are normal.

• Contacts can be viewed only when

the Bluetooth^®device is connected.

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Accept/Reject Call

Using the Menu During a Phone Call

• Even if the Bluetooth^®device is dis-

connected, the downloaded data will

remain. (Note that deleting a paired

device will also delete all down-

loaded Contacts and Call History

data)

If there is an incoming call, a popup When making a call, you can use the

message will appear. following menu items.

• Downloaded phone numbers may

be lost depending on the condition

of the head unit. Keep your impor-

tant data in a safe place.

ꢀ

• To answer the incoming call, select (1) Private: Switches a voice call

• The status bar displays a (

downloading contacts.

) while

[Accept] on the screen or press the

[CALL] button on the steering wheel

remote control.

from the car Hands-free to the

Bluetooth^®device.

• The download will not be available

if the contacts download function is

(2) End: Ends a call.

• To reject the call, select [Reject] on

[END]

ton on the steering wheel control.

Displays Menu Popup when pressing

[MENU]

turned

device.

off

on

your

Bluetooth^®

the screen or press the

but-

the

button.

• Outgoing Volume: Displays the Mic

Volume settings.You can adjust the

in-call volume that the other party

hears (level 1 - 5).

• Phone contact names should be

saved in English or they may not be

displayed correctly.

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Information

In

some

Bluetooth^®

devices,

the

• The time of contacts/call history

download may differ depending on

the Bluetooth^®devices.

caller’s number may not be displayed,

and the Reject feature may not be sup-

ported.

• Some

devices

require

a

device

authentication

for downloading

your contacts. If download fails,

check your phone screen and con-

firm the download if necessary.

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Phone settings

Setup

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Information

[PHONE]

Press the

[Phone settings].

button

ꢀ

Select

• Up to 2000 phone numbers can be

downloaded from a single, paired

Bluetooth^®device.

Display

• Moves to a screen of Phone

Settings. Refer to Setup ➟ Phone

manual for more information.

Press the [SETUP/CLOCK] button

Select [Display].

ꢀ

• If the caller’s number is listed in

Contacts, the caller’s name will be

displayed. Otherwise, only the num-

ber will be displayed. In some

Bluetooth^®devices, the phone num-

ber may not be displayed.

• Media Display: When playing an

MP3 file, select the desired display

info

[Artist/Title/Album].

• Mode Popup: During [On] state,

[RADIO] [MEDIA]

from

[Folder/File]

or

• In some Bluetooth^®devices, the Use

Private feature may not be supported.

press the

or

but-

ton to display the mode change

popup.

• In some Bluetooth^®devices, the

Switch feature may not be supported.

• Text Scroll: If MP3 file name is too

long to display, the file name is

scrolled from right to left.

• The phone number may not be

properly

Bluetooth^®devices.

displayed

in

some

• During a phone call on a Bluetooth^®

Handsfree, you cannot access other

modes, such as Radio and Setup.

• Depending on handset types, the in-

call volume the other party hears

may differ. If the other party hears

your voice too low or too loud,

adjust the mic volume.

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Sound

Phone (if equipped)

i

Information

• Displays the icons when Bluetooth^®

device is connected.

Add New Device

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

button

ꢀ

Select [Sound].

• Position: Selects the sound position. Select [Phone]

[SETUP/CLOCK]

ꢀ

Press the

button

Select [Add New

ꢀ

: An icon appears when you make

a Bluetooth^®Audio connection.

Device].

• Tone: Selects the sound tone.

• The following steps are the same

as those described in the section

[Pairing a New Device] on the pre-

vious page.

• Speed Dependent Vol.: Controls

the volume level automatically

according to the speed of the vehi-

cle.

: An icon appears when you make

a Bluetooth^®Handsfree connection.

• Only one Bluetooth^®device can be

connected at a time.

• Bluetooth^®

Handsfree

and

ꢀ

Connect/Disconnect Device

Bluetooth^®Audio functions are sup-

ported. Handsfree and audio-sup-

ported devices, such as a Bluetooth^®

smartphone or audio, will function

normally.

Date/Time

[SETUP/CLOCK]

ꢀ

Press the

Select [Phone]

devices].

button

Select [Paired

ꢀ

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

Select [Date/Time].

button

ꢀ

• Set Time: Adjusts the number cur-

rently in focus to set the [hour], and

press the TUNE knob to set the

[minute] and [AM/PM].

• Displays the paired Bluetooth^®

device list.

• If the system is not stable due to a

vehicle- Bluetooth^®device commu-

nication error, delete the paired

device on each device and pair/con-

nect the Bluetooth^®device again.

• From the paired device list, select

the device you want to connect or

disconnect.

• Time Format: Sets the 12/24 hour

time format of the audio system.

• Set Date: Adjusts the number cur-

rently in focus to make the settings

TUNE

and press the

to the next settings.

knob to move

• Display(Power Off): Displays

time/date on screen when the

audio system turns power off.

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Delete Devices

i

Information

• In some Bluetooth^®devices, starting

the ignition while talking through

Bluetooth^®enabled handsfree call

will result in the call becoming dis-

connected due to car handsfree call

transfer. If you use your phone out-

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

Select [Phone]

Devices].

• Displays the paired Bluetooth^®

device list.

button

Select [Delete

ꢀ

• When the engine is running, the

selected Bluetooth^®device is auto-

matically connected. If you fail to

connect the selected device, the pre-

viously-connected device is auto-

matically connected, and if it also

fails, then it tries to connect all

paired devices sequentially.

ꢀ

• When selecting from the list, the

device is deleted.

side

the

vehicle,

turn

off

the

Bluetooth^®feature in your phone.

• Depending on auto connection pri-

ority, connection to a device may

take time.

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Language

• When you delete a paired device, the

Call History and Contacts stored in

the head unit are also deleted.

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

Select [Language].

button

ꢀ

• If a Bluetooth^®device becomes dis-

connected due to being out of com-

• Changes the display language.

Display Off

• To re-use a deleted device, you must

pair the device again.

munication

range,

turning

the

device OFF, or a Bluetooth^®com-

munication

error,

corresponding

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

Select [Display Off].

button

ꢀ

Connection Priority

Bluetooth^®devices are automatical-

[SETUP/CLOCK]

Press the

Select [Phone]

Priority].

ly searched and reconnected.

button

Select [Connection

ꢀ

• Audio operation is maintained and

only the screen will be turned Off.

In the Screen Off state, press any

button to turn the Screen On again.

• Even if you are outside, the Bluetooth^®

device will be automatically connected

once you are in the vicinity of the vehi-

cle. If you do not want to automatical-

ly connect your Bluetooth^®device,

turn off the Bluetooth^®feature in your

Bluetooth^®device.

ꢀ

• Select the device to want to set the

connection priority of paired

devices.

• If “None” is chosen, the Bluetooth^®

system will try to connect to the

last connected device, then to all

paired devices.

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Multimedia System -> Audio (Without Touch Screen) for Your Hyundai I20 4 Door Second Generation (2015-2020)

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