Get Audio Guide for Subaru Outback SUV Fourth Generation (2010-2014)

Antenna system .................................................. 5-3

Printed antenna................................................... 5-3

FM reception ....................................................... 5-3

Installation of accessories.................................. 5-3

Audio set ............................................................. 5-4

Type A audio set (if equipped) ............................. 5-5

Type B audio set (if equipped) ............................. 5-6

Power and audio controls .................................. 5-7

Power switch and volume control ........................ 5-7

Sound controls and audio settings ...................... 5-7

Adjustable level of each mode ............................. 5-9

FM/AM radio operation ...................................... 5-10

FM selection (type A audio) ................................ 5-10

AM selection (type A audio)................................ 5-10

FM/AM selection (type B audio) .......................... 5-10

Tuning ............................................................... 5-10

HD Radio

Technology (Digital AM and FM

Radio) (type B audio)........................................ 5-12

RBDS text display .............................................. 5-14

Station preset .................................................... 5-15

Satellite radio operation (if equipped) .............. 5-16

Sirius XM

Satellite Radio Activation (for

U.S.A. only)...................................................... 5-16

Satellite radio reception...................................... 5-16

Displaying satellite radio ID of tuner ................... 5-17

Band selection ................................................... 5-17

Channel and category selection.......................... 5-18

Channel preset................................................... 5-18

When the following messages are displayed

(type B audio) .................................................. 5-19

CD player operation .......................................... 5-19

Play file ............................................................. 5-20

How to insert a CD ............................................ 5-20

How to play back a CD ...................................... 5-20

To select a track from the beginning .................. 5-21

Fast-forwarding and rewinding ........................... 5-21

Repeating .......................................................... 5-22

Random playback . ............................................. 5-22

Scan ................................................................. 5-23

Display selection (type A audio) ......................... 5-24

Folder selection................................................. 5-24

How to eject a CD from the player. ..................... 5-24

When the following messages are displayed....... 5-25

Auxiliary input jack............................................ 5-25

Precautions to observe when handling a

compact disc................................................... 5-26

USB storage device / iPod

operations ........... 5-28

Play file ............................................................. 5-28

Connectable USB storage device ....................... 5-28

Connectable iPod

models................................. 5-29

Connecting USB storage device / iPod

............. 5-29

How to play back ............................................... 5-30

To select a track from the beginning .................. 5-31

To select a chapter from the beginning when

connecting iPod

............................................. 5-31

Fast-forwarding and rewinding ........................... 5-31

Repeating .......................................................... 5-31

Random playback . ............................................. 5-32

SCAN (only when connecting USB storage

device) ............................................................ 5-32

Audio

Selecting category (only when connecting

iPod

) .............................................................. 5-33

Display selection (type A audio).......................... 5-34

Folder selection (only when connecting USB

storage device) ................................................ 5-34

Selection from list (only when connecting USB

storage device) (type B audio) .......................... 5-35

Setting the playing speed (only when the

audiobook is playing) (type B audio)................. 5-35

When the following messages are displayed ....... 5-35

Audio control buttons........................................ 5-37

MODE button ..................................................... 5-37

“

” and “ ” switch........................................... 5-38

Volume control switch ........................................ 5-39

MUTE button (if equipped) ................................. 5-39

Bluetooth

audio ............................................... 5-39

Media format ..................................................... 5-40

Setting Bluetooth

audio (type A audio) ............. 5-40

Setting Bluetooth

audio (type B audio) ............. 5-41

Bluetooth

audio operation ................................ 5-44

Hands-free system............................................. 5-45

Tips for the Hands-free system .......................... 5-45

Certification for the Hands-free system............... 5-46

Safety precautions............................................. 5-47

Using the Hands-free system ............................. 5-48

Bluetooth

setting ............................................. 5-62

Antenna system

& Printed antenna

CAUTION

Do not use sharp instruments or

window cleaner containing abra-

sives to clean the inner surface of

the window on which the antenna is

printed. Doing so may damage the

antenna printed on the window.

The antenna i s printed on the inner

surface of the rear window glass.

NOTE

Antenna performance will deteriorate

significantly if you apply tinting film or

any other material over the antenna

portion of the rear window glass.

& FM reception

Although FM is normally static free,

reception can be affected by the surround-

ing area, atmospheric conditions, station

strength and transmitter distance. Build-

ings or other obstructions may cause

momentary static, flutter or station inter-

ference. If reception continues to be

unsatisfactory, switch to a stronger station.

Installation of accessories

Always consult your SUBARU dealer

before installing a citizen band radio or

other transmitting device in your vehicle.

Such devices may cause the electronic

control system to malfunction if they are

incorrectly installed or if they are not

suited for the vehicle.

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Audio set

Your SUBARU may be equipped with one

of the following audio sets. See the pages

indicated in this section for operating

details.

NOTE

If a cell phone is placed near the audio

set, it may cause the audio set to emit

noise when a phone call is received.

This noise does not indicate an audio

set malfunction. Note that a cell phone

should be placed as far as possible

from the audio set.

& Type A audio set (if equipped)

The audio set will operate only when the

ignition switch is in the “Acc” or “ON”

position.

. Power and audio controls: refer to page

5-7

. Radio operation: refer to page 5-10

. Satellite radio operation (if equipped):

refer to page 5-16

. CD (compact disc) player operation:

refer to page 5-19

. Auxiliary input jack: refer to page 5-25

. USB storage device/iPod

operation:

refer to page 5-28

. Bluetooth

audio: refer to page 5-39

. Hands-free system: refer to page 5-45

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& Type B audio set (if equipped)

The audio set will operate only when the

ignition switch is in the “Acc” or “ON”

position.

. Power and audio controls: refer to page

5-7

. Radio operation: refer to page 5-10

. Satellite radio operation (if equipped):

refer to page 5-16

. CD (compact disc) player operation:

refer to page 5-19

. Auxiliary input jack: refer to page 5-25

. USB storage device/iPod

operation:

refer to page 5-28

. Bluetooth

audio: refer to page 5-39

. Hands-free system: refer to page 5-45

NOTE

HD Radio Technology should be in-

cluded as a feature in the type B audio.

Power and audio controls

& Power switch and volume

control

Type A audio

Type B audio

The dial is used for both power (ON/OFF)

and volume control. The radio is turned

ON and OFF by pushing the dial, and the

volume is controlled by turning the dial.

& Sound controls and audio

settings

NOTE

. SPEED VOLUME CONTROL (SVC) is

a function that automatically adjusts

the volume according to the vehicle

speed. As the vehicle speed increases,

the audio volume automaticall y in-

creases to match the vehicle speed, in

order to create a pleasant listening

environment even as the driving noise

increases.

. For type A audio, SRS TruBass and

FOCUS are equipped.

. SRS Sound features:

(1) Sound originating from door

mount speakers can be heard at

ear level (built in SRS FOCUS effect)

(type A audio).

(2) Ultra rich bass sound can be

obtained from standard door mount

speakers ( built in SRS TruBass

effect) (type A audio).

. TruBass, FOCUS, SRS and “

”

symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs,

Inc.

. TruBass and FOCUS technologies

are incorporated under license from

SRS Labs, Inc.

! Tone and balance control (type A

audio)

“TUNE” dial

Each brief press of the “TUNE” dial

changes the control modes in the follow-

ing sequence.

Choose the preferred level for each mode

by turning the “TUNE” dial.

The control function returns to the tune/

track/channel control mode after approxi-

mately 5 seconds.

! Other settings (type A audio)

“MENU” button

Each brief press of the “MENU” button

changes the control modes in the follow-

ing sequence.

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Choose the preferred settings for each

mode by turning the “TUNE” dial.

The control function returns to the tune/

track/channel control mode after approxi-

mately 5 seconds.

! Audio settings (type B audio)

“SETTING” dial

1. Press the “SETTING” dial to display

the “Setting” menu.

2. Turn the “SETTING” dial clockwise or

counterclockwise to select the preferred

menu. The menu list is as follows.

Page Menu

Screen OFF

Bass

Middle

Treble

Fader

Balance

SVC

AUX Vol.

Brightness

Contrast

3. Press the “SETTING” dial to enter the

selected menu.

4. Choose the preferred settings for the

selected menu by turning the “SETTING”

dial.

5. Press the “SETTING” dial.

NOTE

. Press the

button to return to

the last mode.

. The screen will turn off if you enter

the “Screen OFF” menu.

. The screen will be displayed if you

perform either of the following proce-

dures after turning the screen off in the

“Screen OFF” menu.

– Shifting the shift lever/select le-

ver into the “R” position

– Pressing the “SETTING” dial

– Pressing the “FM/AM” button

– Pressing the “CD/AUX” button

– Pressing the “SAT” button

– Pressing the talk switch

– Pressing the OFF hook switch

. If a phone call is received on a cell

phone that is connected to the Hands-

free system, the audio screen will be

displayed.

& Adjustable level of each mode

Mode Range of levels

(displayed)

Initial setting Turn counterclockwise Turn clockwise

Volume Volume control 0 to 40 15 (type A

audio)/16 (type

B audio)

For less volume For more volume

AUX volume control (type A

audio)

0 to 40 15 For less volume For more volume

AUX volume control (type B

audio)

LOW, MID, HIGH MID

From HIGH to MID, MID to

LOW, LOW to HIGH

From LOW to MID, MID to

HIGH, HIGH to LOW

Tone and balance Bass control −8 to +8 0 For less bass sound For more bass sound

Midrange control −8 to +8 0 For less midrange sound For more midrange sound

Treble control −8 to +8 0 For less treble sound For more treble sound

Fader R9 to F9 0 Front attenuated Rear attenuated

Balance L9 to R9 0 Right channel attenuated Left channel attenuated

Other settings SPEED VOLUME OFF to 2 OFF For less auto volume change For more auto volume change

SRS Sound (type A audio) OFF to ON OFF OFF ON

Beep (type A audio) OFF to ON ON OFF ON

Brightness (type B audio) −8 to +8 0 For less brightness For more brightness

Contrast (type B audio) −8 to +8 0 For less contrast For more contrast

HD Radio (type B audio) OFF to ON ON OFF

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FM/AM radio operation

Press the “FM” or “AM” button (type A

audio)/“FM/AM” button (type B audio)

when the radio is off to turn on the radio.

& FM selection (type A audio)

“FM” button

Press the “FM” button when the radio is on

to select the preferred reception mode.

Each brief p ress of the “FM” but ton

changes the radio in the following se-

quence starting from the last FM radio

band that you selected.

& AM selection (type A audio)

“AM” button

Eac h time the “AM” button is bri efl y

pressed the radio changes in the following

sequence starting from the last radio band

that you selected.

& FM/AM selection (type B

audio)

“FM/AM” button

Press the “FM/AM” button when the radio

is on to select the preferred reception

mode.

Each brief press of the “FM/AM” button

changes the radio in the following se-

quence starting from the last radio band

with you selected.

& Tuning

! Manual tuning

“TUNE” dial:

Type A audio

Type B audio

Turn the “ TUNE” dial clockwise to in-

crease the tuning frequency and turn the

“TUNE” dial counterclockwise to decrease

it.

Each time the dial is turned, the frequency

interval can be changed between 10 kHz

in the AM mode and 0.2 MHz in the FM

mode.

! Stereo indicator (type A audio)

The stereo indicator “ST” will illuminate

when an FM stereo broadcast is received.

! Seek tuning (SEEK)

Type A audio:

Seek up

Seek down

Type B audio:

Seek up

Seek down

If you press the indicated button briefly,

the radio will automatically search for a

receivable station and stop at the first one

it finds. This function may not be available

when radio signals are weak. When this

happens, perform manual tuning to select

the preferred station.

! Scan tuning (SCAN)

“SCAN” button:

Type A audio

Type B audio

If you press the “SCAN” button, the radio

will switch to the scan mode. In this mode,

the radio scans through the radio band

until a station is found. The radio will

briefly stop at the station while displaying

the frequency, after which scanning will

continue until the entire band has been

scanned.

Press the “ SCAN ” button again to cancel

the SCAN mode. If you press the “SCAN ”

button while the radio is stopped at a

station, the radio stays stopped at that

station. If you press the button while the

radio is scanning, the radio stops as

follows.

. At a freq uency when the “SCA N”

button is pressed (type A audio)

. At the next receivable station (type B

audio)

Automatic tuning may not function prop-

erly if the station reception is weakened by

distance from the station or proximity to

tall buildings and hills.

! PTY (Program type) group tuning

(only FM reception) (type A audio)

“PTY/CAT” button

Press the “PTY/CAT” button to change to

the PTY selection mode. At this time, the

PTY group that you are currently listening

to will be displayed for 10 seconds. In PTY

selection mode, “PTY SEL” is displayed

on the screen.

! PTY (Program type) group selection

In the PTY selection mode, press the

following button to change the PTY group

by one step at a time.

PTY group up by

one step

PTY group down by

one step

This operation only changes the display. It

does not change the stati on that is

currently being received.

! Seek in PTY (Program type) group

Seek up

Seek down

In the PTY selection mode, when the

preferred PTY group has been selected,

pressing the “SEEK” button “

” or “ ”

seeks within that PTY group. In this case,

“PTY SEEK” is displayed on the screen.

The control function returns to the normal

mode after approximately 10 seconds.

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& HD Radio

Technology (Di-

gital AM and FM Radio) (type

B audio)

! HD Radio Technology Information

! What is HD Radio

Technology and

how does it work?

HD Radio

Technology is the digital

evolution of analog AM/FM radio. Your

radio product has a special receiver which

allows it to recei ve digital br oadcasts

(where available) in addition to the analog

broadcasts it already receives. Digital

broadcasts have better sound quality than

analog broadcasts as digital broadcasts

provide free, crystal clear audio with no

static or distortion. For more information,

and a guide to available radio stations and

programming, please visit

com.

! Using HD Radio

Technology

As a consumer works through the analog

radio stations, (where applicable) the radio

receiver will automatically tune from an

analog signal to a digital signal within five

seconds. An orange

logo indicator will

be seen on the screen when in digital.

NOTE

The

logo will first appear in a gray

color indicating the station is indeed

(an analog and) a digital station. Once

the digital signal is acquired, the logo

will be a bright orange color.

! Benefits of HD Radio

Technology

Information: The song title, artist name

and music genre will appear on the screen

when available by the radio station.

Multicast: On the FM radio frequency

most digital stations have “multiple” or

supplemental programs on one FM sta-

tion. When the consumer pushes the

multicast button, they will move between

the multiple unique program content.

Clear Reception: Unlike analog radio

signals, digital signals do not pass along

static, hiss or pops.

! HD Radio

Technology Trouble-

shooting

Station blending: When acquiring a

radio station, as usual, the radio will play

content in analog. If the radio verifies the

broadcast is an HD Radio Technology

station, it will then shift or blend smoothly

to a digital signal within five seconds.

Depending on the station qu ality, the

consumer may hear a slight sound change

when the station switches from the analog

to digital signal.

Reception area: Topography of the

earth can affect radio signals. For exam-

ple, when a vehicle is behind a hill or large

building from the radio tow er location

analog reception will be poor and it is

highly likely that HD Radio reception will

not occur. When a consumer is on the

multicast or supplemental programming

(HD2/HD3/HD4) and the rec eption is

weak or lost, this will result in a “mute”

condition. On the main or HD1 program, a

weak or lost digital signal will result in the

playing of an analog signal until a digital

signal is available.

Station issues: In order to provide the

best experience, a contact form has been

de vel ope d to report any radio station

issues found while listening to a broad-

cast. Every radio station is independently

owned and operated. These stations are

responsible for ensuring all audio streams

and data fields are accurate. The form can

be found at www.ibiquity.com/automotive/

report_radio_station_experiences.

Experience Cause Action

Mismatch of time alignment-

Customer may hear a short

period of programming re-

played or an echo, stutter or

skip.

The radio stations analog and

digital volume is not properly

aligned or the station is in

ballgame mode.

None, radio broadcast issue.

Consumer can contact the

radio station.

Sound fades, blending in and

out.

Radio is shifting between ana-

log and digital audio.

Reception issue, may clear-up

as you continue to drive. HD

Radio off button can force radio

in an analog audio.

Audio mute condition when on

an HD2/HD3 multicast chan-

nel, had been playing.

The radio does not have ac-

cess to digital signals at the

moment.

This is normal behavior, wait

until the digital signal has re-

turned. If out of coverage area,

seek a new station.

Audio mute delay when se-

lecting HD2/HD3 multicast

channel preset.

The digital multicast content is

not available until HD Radio

broadcast can be decoded and

make the audio available. This

takes up to seven seconds.

This is normal behavior, wait for

the audio availability.

Text information does not

match the present song audio.

Data service issue by the radio

broadcaster.

Broadcaster should be notified.

Complete the form: www.ibi-

quity.com/automotive/report_ra-

dio_station_experiences.

No text information shown for

the present selected fre-

quency.

Data service issue by the radio

broadcaster.

Broadcaster should be notified.

Complete the form: www.ibi-

quity.com/automotive/report_ra-

dio_station_experiences.

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! Other information

HD Radio Technology manufactured un-

der license from iBiquity Digital Corpora-

tion. U.S. and Foreign Patents. HD

Radio

and the HD, HD Radio, and

“Arc” logos are proprietary trademarks of

iBiquity Digital Corp.

! HD Radio selection

Press the

button while receiving FM

radio (except analog broadcast). The next

channel of the station that is being

received will play.

! Mode selection

Turn the “SETTING” dial and select the

HD Radio ON mode (hybrid mode) or OFF

mode (analog mode). For details, refer to

“Audio settings (type B audio)” F5-8.

NOTE

Depending on the broadcasting area,

the digital signal may not be received in

an area where the analog signal can be

properly received, or the system fre-

quently switches the channels between

the digital and analog signals. How-

ever, this does not indicate a malfunc-

tion. If this frequent switching between

digital and analog causes annoyance,

set the radio to the analog mode (HD

Radio off mode) that provides the same

radio broadcasting quality as a con-

ventional radio.

! HD Radio indicator

The

indicator illuminates while the

digital broadcast is received during the

HD Radio ON mode.

& RBDS text display

Type A audio

Type B audio

! Type A audio

If the PS (Program Service Name) and/or

RT (Radio Text) are available, pressing

the “TEXT” button changes the display

among PS, RT and frequency. The initial

setting is “ PS”.

NOTE

. The maximum number of characters

that can be displayed for PS is 8.

. The maximum number of characters

that can be displayed for RT is 64.

. If RT is 16 characters or longer,

press and hold the “TEXT” button in

order to change the page.

! Type B audio

Press and hold the “HD/TEXT” button to

show the next page when the text is not

fully displayed while the PSD (Program

Service Data) or RT (Radio Text) service

is received.

NOTE

. When the HD Radio function is

turned on, PSD provides additional

information about the broadcast. Text

data such as “Title” and “Artist” is

displayed on the screen. To display text

data other than that which is currently

being displayed, turn the “SETTING”

dial.

. When the HD Radio function is

turned off (HD Radio off mode), the

radio text is displayed on the screen

while receiving the broadcasting sta-

tion with RBDS (Radio Broadcast Data

System).

. The maximum number of characters

that can be displayed is 128.

& Station preset

! How to preset stations

1. Select the preferred reception mode.

2. Select the preferred station.

3. Press and hold one of the preset

buttons (from

to ) to store the

frequency. If the button is pressed briefly,

the preceding selection will remain in the

memory.

NOTE

. Up to six stations for each reception

mode may be preset.

. If the connection between the radio

and battery is broken for any reason

such as vehicle maintenance or radio

removal, all stati ons stored in the

p reset buttons ar e cleared. If this

occurs, it is necessary to reset the

preset buttons.

. For type B audio, if you press and

hold a preset button while receiving a

broadcasting station with SPS (Supple-

mental Program Service), the station

will be stored in the memory for that

preset button.

! Selecting preset stations

1. Select the preferred reception mode.

2. Press the preferred preset button

(from

to ) briefly.

NOTE

For type B audio, if the preset button

which stores a broadcasting station

with SPS (Supplemental Program Ser-

vice) while the HD Radio OFF mode is

selected, “No digital data available” will

be displayed and the volume will be

reduced to zero.

! Auto-store

Auto-store button:

Type A audio

Type B audio

Using the Auto-store function, you can

automatically store 6 stations on the

current waveband by pressing and holding

the Auto-store button. Use Auto-store to

quickly find the strongest stations, for

example when traveling through different

reception areas.

NOTE

. When you use Auto-store, the new

stations replace any stations pre-

viously stored.

. Interrupting Auto-store: If you acci-

dentally press the Auto-store button,

you can cancel the Auto-store function

before it has been completed as fol-

lows.

– Switch to the other source mode.

– Switch to the other band.

– Press the Auto-store button.

– Press the “SCAN” button (type A

audio).

– Press the “SEEK” button.

– Press any of the preset buttons.

– Turn the “TUNE” dial.

– Turn off the audio system.

– Turn off the ignition switch.

. When you use the Auto-store func-

tion while selecting the FM mode, even

if you have selected the FM1 or FM2

station, the new stations are stored in

the FM-AS (type A audio)/FM3 (type B

audio) station memory.

. For type A audio, when you use the

Auto-store function while selecting the

AM mode, even if you have selected the

“AM” station, the new stati ons are

stored in the AM-AS station memory.

. If it is only possible to receive less

than 6 stations, the available stations

are stored from preset 1 in order by

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frequency and the unused preset but-

tons are not registered to a station.

. For type B audio, the previously

registered station memories of the

unused preset buttons are cleared.

. For type A audio, the previously

registered station memories of the

unused preset buttons are not cleared.

. If no stations can be received, the

previously stored stations are not re-

placed.

. After pressing the Auto-store but-

ton, if more than 1 station is stored, the

radio rec eives the station stored in

preset 1.

. After pressing the Auto-store but-

ton, if no stations are stored, the radio

receives the band and station that the

radio receive d before pre ssing the

button.

Satellite radio operation (if

equipped)

To receive satellite radio, it is necessary to

install the SUBARU genuine satellite

receiver for some models, and to enter

into a contract wi th a satellit e radio

network service such as “Sirius XM

satellite radio” (for U.S.A. only). For de-

tails, please contact your SUBARU dealer.

& Sirius XM

Satellite Radio

Activation (for U.S.A. only)

Models with Sirius XM

are eligible for a

3-month complimentary subscription to

the Sirius XM

Satellite Radio service.

! Activation process

If you would like to activate your Satellite

Radio online, please visit

.sir-

and follow the

step-by-step instructions for easy activa-

tion.

& Satellite radio reception

Satellite radio signals are best received in

areas with a clear view of the open sky. In

areas where there are tall buildings, trees,

t unnels or other structures that may

obstruct the signal of the satellites, there

may be signal interruptions. Other circum-

stances that may result in signal loss

include driving near a wall, steep cliff, hill

or driving on the lower level of a multi-

tiered road or inside of a parking garage.

To help reduce this condition, satellite

radio providers have installed ground-

based repeaters in heavily populated

areas. However, you may still experience

reception problems in some areas.

! Sirius XM

satellite radio reception

tips (for U.S.A. only — if equipped)

The Sirius XM

satellite radio receiver

that is fitted to your vehicle receives the

necessary signals from two specially

designated satellites that are in a geosta-

tionary orbit over the equator. One satellite

covers the east coast and the other covers

the west coast. Both of them direct their

signals north. These signals are then

relayed throughout the radio rec eption

area by a network of ground repeater

stations. The satellite radio signals are

transmitted as “line of sight” signals. The

line of sight signals can be blocked by

objects such as buildings, but the network

of repeater stations allows signal cover-

age within urban areas such as cities.

You may experience problems in receiving

Sirius XM

satellite radio signals in the

following situations.

. If you are driving northward in a coastal

area

Because the satellite radio antenna is

located on the windshield, the signal

comes from the south and may not be

able to reach the antenna in some

circumstances when you are driving north.

. If you are driving in a tunnel or a

covered parking area

. If you are driving beneath the top level

of a multi-level freeway

. If you drive under a bridge

. If you are driving next to a tall vehicle

(such as a truck or a bus) that blocks the

signal

. If you are driving in a valley where the

surrounding hills or peaks block the signal

from the south

. If you are driving on a mountain road

where the southern direction is blocked by

mountains

. If you are driving in an area with tall

trees that block the signal (10 m or more),

for example on a road that goes through a

dense forest

. The signal can become weak in some

areas that are not covered by the repeater

station network.

Please note that these may be other

unfo re seen circumstances when there

are problems with the reception of Sirius

satellite radio signals.

& Displaying satellite radio ID

of tuner

When you activate satellite radio, you

should have your satellite radio tuner ID

ready because each tuner is identified by

its unique satellite radio tuner ID.

The satellite radio ID will be needed when

you activate satellite radio and receive

satellite radio customer support.

For details, contact your SUBARU dealer.

& Band selection

Type A audio

Type B audio

Press the “ SAT” button when the radio is

off to turn on the radio.

Press the “ SAT” button when the radio is

on to select SAT1, SAT2 or SAT3 recep-

tion.

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& Channel and category selec-

tion

! Channel selection by operating the

dial

“TUNE” dial:

Type A audio

Type B audio

Turn the “TUNE” dial clockwise to select

the next channel and turn the “TUNE” dial

counterclockwise to select the previous

channel.

! Skip channel selection (type A

audio)

When in the SAT mode, press and hold

the following buttons to change to the

channel selection mode.

Change the channel

up by 10 channels

Change the channel

down by 10 channels

! Category selection (type B audio)

Change the cate-

gory up by one step

Change the cate-

gory down by one

step

To activate the category search mode,

press the “

” or “ ” button. When in the

category search mode, press the “

” or

“

” button to change the category up or

down.

When a category is selected, turning the

“TUNE” dial selects channels only within

the selected category.

The control function returns to the normal

mode after approximately 6 seconds.

! Channel scan (type B audio)

“SCAN/A.S” button

Press the “SCAN/A.S” button to change

the radio to the SCAN mode. In this mode,

under the selected category, the radio

scans through the channel until a station

is found. The radio will stop at the station

for 5 seconds while displaying the channel

number, after which scanning will continue

until the entire channel has been scanned.

Press the “SCAN/A.S” button again to

cancel the SCAN mode and to stop on any

displayed channel.

& Channel preset

! How to preset channels

1. Press the “ SAT” button to select SAT1,

SAT2 and SAT3 reception.

2. Select the preferred channel.

3. Press and hold one of the preset

buttons (from

to ) to store the

channel. If the button is pressed briefly,

the preceding selection will remain in the

memory.

NOTE

. Up to six SAT1, SAT2 and SAT3

channels each may be preset.

. If the connection between the radio

and battery is broken for any reason

such as vehicle maintenance or radio

removal, all channels stored in the

p reset bu ttons are cleared. If this

occurs, it is necessary to reset the

preset channels.

! Selecting preset channels

1. Press the “ SAT” button to select SAT1,

SAT2 or SAT3 reception.

2. Press the preferred preset button

(from

to ) briefly.

& When the following mes-

sages are displayed (type B

audio)

If one of the following messages is

displayed when receiving XM signals,

determine the cause based on the follow-

ing information. If you cannot clear these

messages, contact your SUBARU dealer.

Message Status

CHECK ANTENNA

The antenna cannot be

detected because it

has become discon-

nected, etc.

NO SIGNAL

There is no reception

because the system

cannot obtain signals

that are strong enough.

The system temporarily

cannot be used be-

cause it is currently

receiving signals or is

decoding.

CHANNEL OFF AIR

The channel that has

been selected is cur-

rently off air.

CHAN UNAVAIL-

ABLE

The service cannot

currently be used.

CH UNAUTHOR-

IZED

A channel for which

you do not have a

subscription has been

selected.

CD player operation

CAUTION

This is a class I laser product. Use of

controls or adjustments or perfor-

ma nce of procedures other than

those specified herein may result

in hazardous radiation exposure. Do

not open covers and do not attempt

to repair this unit by yourself. Refer

servicing to qualified personnel.

NOTE

. Make sure to always insert a disc

with the label side up. If a disc is

inserted with the label side down, the

player displays “CHECK DISC”.

Refer to “When the following messages

are displayed” F5-25.

. If a disc is inserted during a radio

broadcast, the disc will interrupt the

broadcast.

. After the last track finishes, the disc

will automatically return to track 1 (the

first track on the disc) and will auto-

matically play back.

. The player is designed to be able to

play music CD-Rs and music CD-RWs,

but it may not be able to play certain

ones.

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. Mini CDs (i.e., 8 cm/3 inch CDs) are

not supported, and if inserted, they will

be immediately ejected.

. Audio data recorded in the MP3/

WMA/AAC formats may not be played

depending on the data recording con-

dition.

. CDs that can be played back are

accompanied by the following restric-

tions.

– Maximum number of folders: 255

– Maximum number of files in a

folder: 255

– Maximum number of files on a

CD: 510 (type A audio)/512 (type B

audio)

– Maximum number of layers: 8

(including the root folder)

& Play file

NOTE

. Copyright protected MP3/WMA/AAC

files will not be played by the system.

The player will automatically skip to the

next file (track).

. WMA9 Lossless, WMA9 Profes-

sional and WMA9 voice cannot be

played.

MP3:

. Based on MPEG 1, 2 and 2.5 Layer 3

(type A audio)

. Based on MPEG 1, 2 and 2.5 Layer 2

and 3 (type B audio)

. Sampling rate (kHz): 48, 44.1, 32, 24,

22.05, 16, 12, 11.025, 8

. Bit rate (kbps): 8 to 320 (type A audio)

. Bit rate (kbps): 32 to 320 (type B audio)

. Supports variable bit rates

WMA (type A audio):

. Based on Windows Media Audio 9

. Sampling rate (kHz): 48, 44.1, 32

. Bit rate (kbps): 32 to 192

WMA (type B audio):

. Based on Windows Media Audio 7, 8

and 9

. Sampling rate (kHz): 48, 44.1, 32

. Bit rate (kbps): 32 to 192

AAC (type A audio):

. Based on MPEG4 AAC

. Sampling rate (kHz): 48, 44.1, 32, 24,

22.05, 16, 12, 11.025, 8

. Bit rate (kbps): 24 to 320

. Number of channels: 1 to 2ch

AAC (type B audio):

. Based on MPEG2 AAC and MPEG4

AAC

. Sampling rate (kHz): 48, 44.1, 32, 24,

22.05, 16, 12, 11.025, 8

. Bit rate (kbps): 24 to 320

. Number of channels: 1 to 2ch

& How to insert a CD

While the ignition switch is in the “Acc” or

“ON” position, hold a disc with a finger in

the center hole while gripping the edge of

the disc, then insert it in to the slot (with

the label side up) and the player will

automatically pull the disc into position.

NOTE

DO NOT INSERT TWO DISCS INTO THE

DISC INSERTION SLOT AT A TIME.

& How to play back a CD

! When there is no CD inserted

Insert a CD by referring to “How to insert a

CD” F5-20.

When a CD is loaded, the player will start

playback of the CD, beginning with the

first track.

! When CD is in the player

Type A audio

Type B audio

Each brief press of the “CD/AUX” button

ch anges the modes in the following

sequence.

*: For type A audio, “BT-A” is displayed.

When the CD mode is selected, the player

will start playback.

& To select a track from the

beginning

NOTE

With an MP3, WMA or AAC:

. Skipping past the last track will take

you back to the first track in the folder.

. Skipping past the first track will take

you to the last track in the folder.

! By using the dial (type A audio)

“TRACK” dial

Turn the “TRACK” dial clockwise to skip to

the beginning of the next track. Each time

the dial i s turned, the indicat ed track

number will increase.

Turn the “TRACK” dial counterclockwise

to skip to the beginning of the current

track. Each time the dial is turned, the

indicated track number will decrease.

! By using the button

Type A audio:

Forward direction

Backward direction

Type B audio:

Forward direction

Backward direction

Press the “ ” button briefly to skip to the

beginning of the next track. Each time the

button is briefly pressed, the indicated

track number will increase.

Press the “

” button briefly to skip to the

beginning of the current track. Each time

the button is briefly pressed, the indicated

track number will decrease.

& Fast-forwarding and rewind-

ing

Type A audio:

Fast-forwarding

Rewinding

Type B audio:

Fast-forwarding

Rewinding

Press and hold the “ ” button to fast-

forward the track. Release the button to

stop fast-forwarding.

Press and hold the “

” button to rewind

the track. Release the but ton to stop

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rewinding.

NOTE

. If you fast-forward to the end of the

last track, fast-forwarding will stop and

the player will start playback beginning

with the first track. For an MP3, WMA or

AAC folder, the player will start play-

back beginning with the first track of

the next folder.

. If you rewind to the beginning of the

first track, rewinding will stop and the

player will start playback. For an MP3,

WMA or AAC folder, the player will start

playback beginning with the first track

of the current folder.

& Repeating

Repeat button:

Type A audio

Type B audio

To repeat a track, briefly press the repeat

button while the track is playing.

Each time you briefly press the repeat

button, the mode changes in the following

sequences.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. The “TRACK RPT” (type A audio)/

“ONE” (type B audio) indication refers

to the repeat playback of a single track.

It repeats the track that is playing.

. The “FOLDER RPT” (type A audio)/

“FOLDER” (type B audio) indication

refers to the repeat playback of a folder.

It repeats the all of the tracks in the

folder. It is poss ible to select the

function when the MP3/WMA/AAC for-

mat track is playing.

To cancel the track repeat-play mode,

briefly press the repeat button and select

CANCEL. The “RPT” indication will turn

off, and the normal playback mode will be

resumed.

NOTE

The repeat-play mode will be cancelled

if you perform any of the following

steps:

. Press the “

” button.

. Press the “SCAN” button.

. Turn the “TUNE” dial during repeat

playbac k of a single track (type B

audio).

& Random playback

Random button:

Type A audio*

Type B audio*

*1: Press and hold the button.

*2: Press the button briefly.

To play back tracks at random, press the

random button.

Each time you press the button, the mode

changes in the following sequences.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. The “RDM” indication refers to the

random playback of the tracks. It

randomly repeats the tracks on the

CD. It is possible to select the function

when formats other than the MP3/WMA/

AAC format CD is playing.

. The “FOLDER RDM” (type A audio)/

“FOLDER” (type B audio) indication

refers to the random playback in the

folder. It randomly repeats the tracks in

the folder. It is possible to select the

function when an MP3/WMA/AAC for-

mat track is playing.

. The “ALL RDM” (type A audio)/

“ALL” (type B audio) indication refers

to the random playback of a disc. It

randomly repeats the tracks on the CD.

It is possible to select the function

when an MP3/WMA/AAC format track is

playing.

To cancel the random playback mode,

press the random bu tton and select

CANCEL.

The “RDM” indication will turn off, and the

normal playback mode will be resumed.

NOTE

Random playback will be cancelled if

you perform any of the following steps:

. Press the “

” button.

. Press the “SCAN” button.

. Press the “

” or “ ” side of the

“FOLDER” button when an MP3/WMA/

AAC format track is playing (type A

audio).

. Turn the “TUNE” dial during random

playback of the disc (type B audio).

& Scan

Type A audio

Type B audio

The scan mode lets you listen to the first

10 seconds of each track in succession.

Press the “SCAN” button to start scanning

upward beginning with the track following

the currently selected one.

After all tracks in the disk/folder have been

scanned, normal p layback will be re-

sumed. To cancel the scan mode, press

the “SCAN” button again.

NOTE

The scan mode will be cancelled if you

perform any of the following steps.

. Press the “RPT/RDM” button (type A

audio).

. Press the “RPT” button (type B

audio).

. Press the “RDM” button (type B

audio).

. Turn the “TUNE” dial.

. Press the “

” or “ ” side of the

“FOLDER” button (type A audio).

. Press the “

” button.

. Press the “

” or “ ” side of the

“SEEK” button.

. Select the radio or AUX mode.

. Tu rn off the power of the audio

equipment.

. Turn the ignition switch to the

“LOCK”/“OFF” position.

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& Display selection (type A

audio)

“TEXT” button

If you press the “TEXT” button during

playback, the indication will change to the

next one in the following sequence.

For CD-DA:

For MP3/WMA/AAC:

! Page (track/folder title) scroll

If you press and hold the “TEXT” button

while displaying the title (name), the title

will be scrolled so you can see all of it.

NOTE

The display is designed to show titles

for up to 30 characters.

& Folder selection

NOTE

. Selecting folder s in this way is

possible only within a single disc.

. Only MP3/WMA/AAC folders are re-

cognized when an attempt to select the

next or previous folder is made. If no

appropriate folder exists on the disc,

performing the following procedures

starts playback beginning with the first

track.

– Press the “

” or “ ” side of the

“FOLDER” button (type A audio).

– Turn the “TUNE” dial (type B

audio).

! Type A audio

Press the following buttons briefly.

To select the next

folder

To go back to the

previous folder

! Type B audio

“TUNE” dial

Turn the “TUNE” dial clockwise to select

the next folder. Turn the dial counter-

clockwise to go back to the previous

folder.

& How to eject a CD from the

player

When a disc is being played back or when

a disc is in the player, press the eject

button

. The disc will be ejected.

NOTE

. Avoid driving the vehicle with a CD

sticking out. The CD may fall out due to

vibration.

. If you do not remove the ejected

disc within approximately 15 seconds

(type A audio)/20 seconds ( type B

audio), a disc protection function will

operate, automatically reloading the

disc. In this case, the disc is not played.

& When the following mes-

sages are displayed

If one of the following messages is

displayed while operating the CD player,

determine the cause based on the follow-

ing information. If you cannot clear those

messages, please contact your SUBARU

dealer.

! When “PUSH EJECT” is displayed

Press the

button to eject the disc.

Check the disc for damage or deforma-

tion, and also check that the correct disc is

inserted. Do not try to eject the disc

forcibly. Mini CDs (i.e., 8 cm/3 inch CDs)

are not supported, and if inserted, they will

be immediately ejected. If the disc cannot

be ejected or this message remains

displayed, please contact your SUBARU

dealer.

! When “CHECK DISC” is displayed

Press the

button to eject the discs.

Check that the disc is not damaged or

scratched, and also check that the disc is

inserted c orrectly. This message may

appear when using some CD-RW discs.

Check that the disc type (i.e., 8 cm/3 inch

CDs are not supported) and data format

are correct. This player can only play CD-

DA, MP3, WMA and AAC data formats. If

the disc cannot be ejected or this mes-

sage remains displayed, please contact

your SUBARU dealer.

! When “No audio file” is displayed

(type B audio)

Press the

button to eject the disc.

This message appears when a CD has

been loaded that does not contain any

playable files. Insert a CD that contains

playable files.

Auxiliary input jack

1) Models without Hands-free system

2) Models with Hands-free system

You can connect an external audio device

to the vehicle’s audio system and play

back audio via the vehicle’s speakers.

An auxiliary (AUX) input jack is equipped

in the center console. A stereo mini pin

plug (3.5ø) can be inserted in this jack.

The connection cable is available at

electrical appliance or similar stores.

To use the AUX input jack:

1. Connect a portable audio player to the

AUX input jack.

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Type A audio

Type B audio

2. Press the AUX input selection button

“CD/AUX” on the audio control panel to

select the AUX mode. Refer to “When CD

is in the player” F5-21.

3. Play back the portable audio player.

Refer to the instruction manual of the

portable audio player.

NOTE

. The output sound of the portable

audio player is not loud, and the sound

via the vehicle’s speakers that are

connected to the vehicle audio set is

very low. If you turn up the volume of

the audio set, the volume becomes

louder. However, when you c hange

the player to the other portable audio

player, the sound may become a lot

louder. Turn down the volume when

you change between them.

. In some cases, when the s oun d

volume of the portable audio player is

low, the sound quality may become

impaired when you turn up the volume

of the vehicle audio system. In this

case, adjust the sound volume of the

portable audio player.

. In some cases, noise occurs be-

cause of a bad connection between the

portable player and the audio system.

Try cleaning the stereo jack and audio

plug.

. If noise is not reduced, check for

disconnection of the cord or a malfunc-

tion of the portable player.

Precautions to observe when

handling a compact disc

Use only compact discs (CDs, CD-Rs and

CD-RWs) that have the mark shown in the

following illustration. Also, some compact

discs cannot be played.

. You cannot use a DualDisc in the CD

player. If you insert a DualDisc into the

player, the disc may not come out again,

possibly causing the player to malfunction.

. In cold and/or rainy weather, dew can

form inside the CD player, preventing

normal operation. If this happens, eject

the CD and wait for the player to dry out.

. Skipping may occur when the CD

player is subjected to severe vibration

(for example, when the vehicle is driven

on a rough surface).

. To remove a disc from the case, press

the center of the case and hold both

edges of the disc. If the disc surface is

touched directly, contamination could

cause poor tone quality. Do not touch the

disc surface.

. Use a clean disc whenever possible. If

there are deposits, wipe the disc surface

from the center outward with a dry, soft

cloth. Be sure not to use a rough cloth,

thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc.

. Do not use any disc that is scratched,

deformed, or cracked. Also, do not use

any disc that has a non-standard shape

(for example, a heart shape). Malfunctions

or problems might result.

. A disc is vulnerable to heat. Never

keep it either in places exposed to direct

sunlight, near heaters or in vehicles

parked in the sun or on hot days.

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USB storage device / iPod

operations

NOTE

For models with the genuine SUBARU

navigation system, refer to the Owner’s

Manual supplement for the navigation

system.

& Play file

Refer to “Play file” F5-20.

& Connectable USB storage

device

Mass storage class USB memory can be

connected. USB storage devices that can

be played back are accompanied by the

following restrictions.

. Maximum directory layers: 8 layers

(including the ROOT)

. Maximum number of files in a folder:

255

. Maximum number of folders: 512 (type

A audio)/255 (type B audio) (including the

ROOT)

. Maximum number of files on the

dev ice: 130,560 (type A a udio)/2,500

(type B audio)

NOTE

. HUB class USB memory cannot be

played.

. ATAPI sub class USB cannot be

played.

. High Speed USB 2.0 cannot be

played.

. A USB memory that is powered by a

source other than the USB power

supply (for exa mple, an AC p ower

adapter, etc.) cannot be operated.

. A USB memory that is connected to

the memory card reader or multi card

reader cannot be operated.

. If the USB memory consists of two

drives or more, the system will recog-

nize only one of the drives after con-

necting the USB memory.

. The contents stored on the USB

memory may not be played in the same

order as they appear on a personal

computer.

. A personal computer cannot be

used even if it is connected to the

system using a USB cable.

. If the USB memory has a security

function, the contents stored on the

USB memory cannot be played by the

system.

. A USB memory and an iPod

cannot

be connected to the system at the

same time.

& Connectable iPod

models

Type A audio:

Model Firmware version

iPod

5G 1.3

5.5G 1.3

classic 1G 2.0.4

classic 2G

nano 2G 1.1.3

nano 3G 1.1.3

nano 4G 1.0.4

nano 5G 1.0.2

touch 1G 3.1.2

touch 2G 3.1.2

iPhone

1G 3.1.2

3G 3.1.2

3G S

3.1.2

Type B audio:

Model Firmware version

iPod

5G 1.2.1~1.3

classic 1.0.0~1.1.2

nano 1.3.1

nano 2G 1.1.3

nano 3G 1.0.0~1.1.3

nano 4G 1.0.0~1.0.3

touch 1.1~2.2.1

iPhone

1G 3.1.3

3G 4.2.1

3G S 4.2.1

4.2.1

CAUTION

Do not connect an iPod

other than

the previously stated models. Doing

so may result in a malfunction or,

depending on conditions, cause a

fire.

NOTE

. iPod

is a registered trademark of

Apple Inc.

. You are only permitted to personally

copy and play copyright-free material

or material that is legally permitted to

be copied and played by using an

iPod

and iTunes. Copyright infringe-

ment is prohibited by law.

. To check the firmware version of an

iPod

, connect it to a computer and

check the device manager. For further

information, see the User’s Guide for

the iPod

. To update the firmware version of an

iPod

, visit the Apple Inc. website.

. Depending on the model and firm-

ware version of an iPod

, it may not

work properly or not operate at all.

& Connecting USB storage de-

vice / iPod

WARNING

Do not operate an iPod

while

driving. Doing so may distract your

attention from dr iving and could

lead to an accident.

CAUTION

. If the data stored on an iPod

deleted while it is connected to

the in-vehicle system, the data

cannot be recovered.

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. Do not store an iPod

in the

vehicle. If an iPod

is left in the

vehicle for a long period of time,

it may be deformed, discolored

or damaged by high temperature.

NOTE

. Even if a USB storage device or

iPod

is connected, it cannot be played

unless the US B/ iPod

mode is se-

lected.

. Movies stored on a USB storage

device or an iPod

cannot be played

while the storage device or iPod

connected to the system.

. While an iPod

is connected, the

iPod

cannot be operated using the

click wheel on the iPod

(except some

models).

. When using an iPod

by connecting

it to in-vehicle equipment, the order of

the list items displayed on the in-

vehicle equipment may be diff erent

from that on the iPod

. However, this

does not indicate a malfunction.

. An iPod

battery that is connected

to in-vehicle equipment will be charged

when the ignition switch is in the “ON”

or “Acc” position. However, activation

of the iPod

may be delayed if the

battery charge of the iPod

is low.

. If an iPod

does not activate after

operation, disconnect the connection

cable from the iPod

and reset it. For

the resetting procedure, see the User’s

Guide for the iPod

. If an iPod

and the connection cable

are connected improperly, the iPod

cannot be powered on or will not be

recognized by in-vehicle equipment. In

this case, disconnect the connection

cable from the iPod

, and then connect

it again.

The USB connector is located in the

center console. Use the connector to

connect a USB storage device/iPod

& How to play back

NOTE

. Depending on the number of files

stored on the iPod

and the firmware

version, the iPod

may not activate

smoothly after operation or not work

properly.

. Do not disconnect the connector

from the iPod

during iPod

operation.

! Type A audio

1. Connect a USB storage device/iPod

2. Press the button. Each time you

briefly press the button, the mode

changes as follows.

When the USB/iPod

mode is selected,

the player will start playback of the USB

storage device/iPod

! Type B audio

! When a USB storage device/iPod

not connected

Connect a USB storage devi ce/iPod

Then the player will start playback of the

USB storage device/iPod

! When a USB storage device/iPod

already connected

Press the

button. Each time you

briefly press the button, the mode

changes as follows.

When the USB/iPod

mode is selected,

the player will start playback of the USB

storage device/iPod

& To select a track from the

beginning

Select a track in the same way as for a

CD. For details, refer to “To select a track

from the beginning” F5-21.

& To select a chapter from the

beginning when connecting

iPod

When playing podcasts or audiobooks,

select a chapter in the same way as for a

CD. For details, refer to “To select a track

from the beginning” F5-21.

& Fast-forwarding and rewind-

ing

Fast-forwarding and rewinding are oper-

ated in the same way as for a CD. For

details, refer to “Fa st-forward ing and

rewinding” F5-21.

NOTE

When connecting iPod

. When the end of a track is reached

while fast-forwarding, fast-forwarding

ends and play begins from the begin-

ning of the next track.

. When the beginning of a track is

reached while rew inding, rew inding

ends and play begins from the begin-

ning of the track.

& Repeating

! When connecting USB storage de-

vice

Repeating is operated in the same way as

for a CD. For details, refer to “Repeating”

F5-22.

! When connecting iPod

Repeat button:

Type A audio

Type B audio

Each time you briefly press the repeat

button, the mode changes in the following

sequence.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. The “ALL RPT” (type A audio)/“ALL”

(type B audio) indication refers to the

repeat playback of all tracks in the

entire iPod

(type A audio)/playing list

(type B audio).

. The “SONG RPT” (type A audio)/

“ONE” (type B audio) indication refers

to the repeat playback of a single track.

It repeats the track that is playing.

. When an audiobook is playing, the

mode does not change even if you

press the repeat button. For type B

audio, refer to “Setting the playing

speed (only when the audiobook is

playing) (type B audio)” F5-35.

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& Random playback

Random button:

Type A audio*

Type B audio*

*1: Press and hold the button.

*2: Press the button briefly.

To playback a track at random, press the

random button while the track is playing.

Each time you press the button, the mode

changes in the following sequences.

When connecting USB storage device

(type A audio):

When connecting USB storage device

(type B audio):

When connecting iPod

(type A audio):

When connecting iPod

(type B audio):

NOTE

. The “FOLDER RDM” (type A audio)/

“Folder” (type B audio) indication re-

fers to the random playback in the

folders. It randomly repeats all of the

tracks in the folder.

. The “ALL RDM” (type A audio)/“All”

(type B audio) indication refers to the

random playback on the entire USB

storage device. It randomly repeats all

of the tracks on the USB storage

device.

. The “ALBUM RDM” (type A audio)/

“Album” (type B audio) indication re-

fers t o the shuffle playback of the

album. It sequentially plays back all of

the tracks on the album.

. The “SONG RDM” (type A audio)/

“Track” (type B audio) indication refers

to the shuffle playback on the entire

iPod

. It randomly repeats all of the

tracks on the iPod

. When an iPod

is connected, the

files are played back at random by the

shuffle function of the iPod

. There-

fore, iPod

operation may be different

depending on the model of the con-

ne cted iPod

. Visit the Apple Inc.

website for details.

. When an audiobook or a podcast is

playing, the mode does not change

even if you press the random button.

To cancel the random playback mode,

pr ess the random button and select

CANCEL. The “RDM” indication will turn

off, and the normal playback mode will

resume.

& SCAN (only when connecting

USB storage device)

Scan is operated in the same way as for a

CD. For details, refer to “Scan” F5-23.

NOTE

When an iPod

is connected, you

cannot select the SCAN mode.

& Selecting category (only

when connecting iPod

)

! Type A audio

“LIST” button

“TUNE” dial

When the “LIST” button is pressed briefly,

the iPod

menu is displayed.

Each time you turn the “TUNE” dial clock-

wise, the displayed category changes in

the following sequence. Each time you

turn the dial counterclockwise, the dis-

played category changes in the opposite

sequence.

To select the category, press the dial. To

close the iPod

menu, press and hold the

“LIST” button. To return to the previous

screen, briefly press the “LIST” button.

! Type B audio

“LIST” button

“BACK” button

“TUNE” dial

When the “LIST” button or “BACK” button

is pressed briefly, the iPod

menu is

displayed as follows.

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1st layer 2nd layer 3rd layer 4th layer 5th layer

Now playing — — — —

Playlists Playlists List Songs List — —

Artists Artists List Albums List Songs List —

Albums Albums List Songs List — —

Songs Songs List — — —

Podcasts Podcasts List Songs List — —

Genres Genres List Artists List Albums List Songs List

Composers Composers List Albums List Songs List —

Audiobooks Audiobooks List — — —

Shuffle Songs — — —

—

Turn and press the “TUNE” dial to select the category. To return to the upper layer, press

the “ BACK” button. To return to the 1st layer, press the “LIST” button.

& Display selection (type A

audio)

If you press the

butt on during

playback, the indication will change to

the next one in the following sequence.

For USB storage device:

For iPod

! Page scroll

Refer to “Page (track/folder title) scroll”

F5-24.

& Folder selection (only when

connecting USB storage de-

vice)

Refer to “Folder selection” F5-24.

NOTE

When an iPod

is connected, you

cannot select a folder.

& Selection from list (only

when connecting USB sto-

rage device) (type B audio)

“TUNE” dial

“BACK” button

You can select folder/track/file(s) from the

list. Turn and press the “TUNE” dial to

select the folder/track/file. To return to the

upper layer, press the “BACK” button.

& Setting the playing speed

(only when the audiobook is

playing) (type B audio)

Each time you briefly press the “RPT”

button while the audiobook is playing, the

playing speed changes in the following

sequence.

& When the following mes-

sages are displayed

If one of the following messages is

displayed while connecting the USB sto-

rage device/iPod

, determine the cause

based on the following information. If you

cannot clear those messages, please

contact your SUBARU dealer.

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Message Cause Action

“CHECK DEVICE”

. When there is a short in the USB bus

. When an incompatible device (for example a USB mouse) is

connected

. When an incompatible iPod

is connected

. When a connected iPod

is frozen

. When a transmission malfunction occurs

. When an iPod

confirmation malfunction occurs

. When a HUB class USB storage device is connected

Disconnect the USB storage device/iPod

and

check it.

“NO DEVICE” (type A audio)

“No USB” (type B audio)

“No iPod” (type B audio)

. No USB storage devices/iPod

are connected.

. An incompatible USB storage device/iPod

is connected.

Connect a supported USB storage device/iPod

“NO FILE” (type A audio)

“No song” (type B audio)

There are no playable audio files on the connected USB storage

device.

Connect a USB storage device that has playable

audio files stored on it.

“NO MUSIC” (type A audio)

“No Songs” (type B audio)

There are no playable audio files on the connected iPod

Connect an iPod

that has playable audio files

stored on it.

Audio control buttons

NOTE

For models with the genuine SUBARU

navigation system, refer to the Owner’s

Manual supplement for the navigation

system.

Models without Hands-free system

Models with Hands-free system

These buttons are located on the spokes

of the steering wheel. They allow the

driver to control audio functions without

taki ng his/her hands off the steering

wheel.

& MODE button

This button is used to select the desired

audio mode. Each time it is pressed, the

mode changes to the next one in the

following sequence.

Type A audio:

*1: The frequency last received in the selected

waveband will be displayed.

*2: Only when a CD is in the player.

*3: Only when the device is connected.

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Type B audio:

*1: The frequency last received in the selected

waveband will be displayed.

*2: Only when a CD is in the player.

*3: Only when the device is connected.

! Type A audio

Press and hold this button if you wish to

immediately cut the volume to zero.

The audio display will show “MUTE”.

If you press and hold the button again, the

original sound volume will retu rn and

“MUTE” turns off.

& “

” and “ ” switch

! With radio mode selected

Press the switch to the “

” or “ ” side

briefly to skip to a preset channel. Press

and hold the switch to the “

” or “ ” side

to seek the next receivable station and

stop at it.

That station’s frequency will be indicated

on the audio display.

! With CD/USB/Bluetooth

audio

mode selected

Press the switch to the “

” side briefly to

skip forward in the track order. Press the

switch to the “

” side briefly to skip

backward in the track order.

The track number will be shown on the

audio display.

When a MP3/WMA/AAC format track is

playing, press and hold the switch to the

“

” side to select the next folder. Press

and hold the switch to the “

” side to go

back to the previous folder.

! With iPod

mode selected

Press the switch to the “

” side to skip

forward in the track order. Press the switch

to the “

” side to skip backward in the

track order. The track number will be

shown on the audio display.

! With SAT mode selected

Press the switch to the “

” or “ ” side

briefly. The radio will seek the next preset

channel and stop at it.

Press and hold the switch to the “

” or

“

” side. The radio will seek the next

receivable channel and stop at it.

The channel will be shown on the audio

display.

& Volume control switch

Press the switch to the “+” side to increase

the volume. Press the switch to the “−”

side to reduce the volume.

A number indicating the volume will be

shown on the audio display.

& MUTE button (if equipped)

Press this button if you wish to immedi-

ately cut the volume to zero.

The audio display will show “MUTE”.

If you press the button again, the original

sound volume will return and “MUTE”

turns off.

Bluetooth

audio

NOTE

For models with the genuine SUBARU

navigation system, refer to the Owner’s

Manual supplement for the navigation

system.

NOTE

The Bluetooth word mark and logo are

registered trademarks of Bluetooth

SIG, Inc.

This function enables you to play back

audio sources from B luetooth

audio

devices. You need to register the Blue-

tooth

audio device in the system before

using it.

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NOTE

. The Bluetooth

audio function may

not operate properly under the follow-

ing conditions.

– The device is turned off.

– The battery of the device has run

down.

– The device is not connected to

the system.

– The device is behind the seat or

in the glove box.

– A metal material is covering or

touching the device.

. Depending on the type of device that

is used, operation and sound volume

may be different from normal use of

those devices.

. The sound quality may degrade due

to the influence of the device that is

connected to the system or the circum-

stances of the Bluetooth network.

. When another Bluetooth

device is

simultaneously connected, noise may

be heard.

& Media format

Bluetooth

audio devices cannot be

connected if they are not compatible with

the following Bluetooth

profiles.

. A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution

Profile)

. AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control

Profile)

& Setting Bluetooth

audio

(type A audio)

1. Select “BT-A SETUP” by pressing the

“MENU” button.

2. Perform the following procedure by

operating the “TUNE” dial while “BT-A” is

displayed.

NOTE

You cannot set Bluetooth

audio while

driving.

! Registering (pairing) device

NOTE

Only one device can be registered.

1. Select the “PAIR AUDIO” menu.

– If a device is already registered,

“MEMORY FULL” is displayed and the

mode changes to the Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

2. After the passkey is shown on the

display, input the passkey into the device.

– If the registering procedure is fin-

ished, “PAIRED” and the name of the

device are displayed.

– If the registering procedure was not

successful, “FAILED” is displayed.

After the name of the device or “FAILED”

is displayed, the mode changes to the

Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

NOTE

After the ignition switch is turned to the

“LOCK”/“OFF” position, the registered

device is not automatically connected

to the system even if the ignition switch

is turned to the “Acc” or “ON” position.

! Selecting device

1. Select the “SELECT AUDIO” menu.

– If no devices are registered,

“EMPTY” is displayed and the mode

changes to the B luetooth

audi o

setting mode.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then the name o f the selected

device is displayed.

– If the device is connected, “SE-

LECTED” is displayed and the mode

changes to the B luetooth

audi o

setting mode.

– If the device cannot be connected,

“FAILED” is displayed and the select-

ing procedure was not successful.

! Setting passkey

1. Select the “SET PASSKEY” menu.

– After the currently set passkey is

displayed, a ne w p asskey can be

entered.

2. Input the new passkey (a 4 - 8 digit

number) by operating the “TUNE” dial.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The new passkey is displayed, the

passkey is changed and the mode

changes to the B luetooth

audio

setting mode.

! Deleting device

1. Select the “DELETE AUDIO” menu.

– If no devices are registered,

“EMPTY” is displayed and the mode

changes to the B luetooth

audio

setting mode.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– “DELETED” is displayed and the

mode chan ges to the Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

& Setting Bluetooth

audio

(type B audio)

1. Press the

button to select the

“BT Audio” mode.

Talk switch

2. Press the talk switch

NOTE

If a device and a cell phone are already

registered, “B T” menu will be dis-

played. Then perform the following

procedure.

(1) Press the talk switch

and

say “Setup”.

(2) Press the talk switch

again

and say “Bluetooth audio setup”.

The “BT Audio Setup” will then be

displayed.

3. After the “BT Audio Setup” menu is

displayed, select the following menus by

using the voice command system or by

operating the “TUNE” dial.

NOTE

. You cannot set Bluetooth

audio

while driving.

. After the ignition switch is turned to

the “LOCK”/“OFF” position, the regis-

tered device/cell phone may be auto-

matically connected to the system if

the ignition switch is turned to the

“Acc” or “ON” position.

. When a cell phone is already con-

nected, the system will disconnect the

phone to setup a new device. You may

need to rec onnect the phone after

setup is complete.

. Up to 2 devices (excluding cell

phones for Hands-free system) can be

registered.

. Up to 6 devices (including cell

phones for Hands-free system) can be

registered.

! By using voice command system

NOTE

If no devices are registered, you can

only select from the following menu.

. “Pair audio player” (refer to “Regis-

tering (pairing) device” F5-42)

. “Set passkey” (refer to “Selecting

device” F5-42)

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! Registering (pairing) device

1. Press the talk switch

and say “Pair

audio player”.

2. Press the talk switch

and say the

name of the device to be registered.

3. Press the talk switch

4. Say “Confirm” to register the device, or

say “Go back” to go back.

5. After saying “Confirm”, the passkey

will be shown on the display. Then input

the passkey into the device.

– If the registering procedure is fin-

ished, “Audio Players Paired.” will be

displayed.

– If the registering procedure was not

successful, “Unable to pair a udio

players.” will be displayed.

! Selecting device

1. Press the talk switch

and say

“Select audio player”.

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say the name of the registered device,

or “List audio players” and select the

registered device (for details, refer to “List

audio player function” F5-42).

4. Press the talk switch

and say

“Confirm”.

5. Press the talk switch

and say

“From car” or “From audio”.

6. Press the talk switch

7. Say “Confirm” to select the device, or

say “Go back” to go back.

– If the device is connected, “ Se-

lected” will be displayed.

– If the device cannot be connected,

“Failed” will be displayed.

! Changing the registered name

1. Press the talk switch

and say

“Change name”.

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say the name of the registered device,

or “List audio players” and se lect the

registered device (for details, refer to “List

audio player function” F5-42).

4. Press the talk switch

5. Say “Confirm” to select the device, or

say “Go back” to go back.

6. After saying “Confirm”, press the talk

switch

7. Say a new name to be registered.

8. Press the talk switch

9. Say “Confirm” to change the name, or

say “Go back” to go back.

– If the name is changed, “Name

changed.” will be displayed.

! List audio player function

The names of the registered devices are

spoken by using the list audio player

function. To use the list audio player

function, perform the following procedure.

1. Press the talk switch

and say “List

audio player”.

– The names will then be spoken.

2. Press the talk switch

while the

name is being spoken to select the device.

– After the talk switch is pressed,

“Audio player selected.” will be dis-

played.

3. Press the talk switch

and say the

following words.

. “Select audio player” (refer to “Se-

lecting device” F5-42)

. “Change name” (refer to “Changing

the registered name” F5-42)

. “Delete audio player” (refer to “De-

leting device” F5-43)

! Setting passkey

1. Press the talk switch

and say “Set

passkey”.

2. Press the talk switch

and say the

new passkey (a 4 - 8 digit number).

3. Press the talk switch

4. Say “Confirm” to set the passkey, or

say “Go back” to go back.

– If the passkey is set, the new

passkey will be displayed.

! Deleting device

1. Press the talk switch

and say

“Delete audio player”.

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say the name of the device, or “List

audio player” and select the device (for

details, refer to “List audio player function”

F5-42).

4. Press the talk switch

5. Say “Confirm” to delete the device, or

say “Go back” to go back.

– If the device is deleted, “Deleted.”

will be displayed.

! By operating the dial

Select the menu by turning and pressing

the “ TUNE” dial.

NOTE

. Select the “Go Back” menu to go

back to the previous menu.

. If no devices are registered, you can

only select from the following menu.

– “Pair Audio Players” to register

the device (refer to “Registering

(pairing) device” F5-43)

– “Set Passkey” to set a new

passkey (refer to “Setting passkey”

F5-44)

! Registering (pairing) device

1. Select the “Pair Audio Players” menu.

2. Select the “Record Name” menu.

3. Say the name of the device to be

registered.

4. Select the “Confirm pair audio?” menu.

– The passkey will then be shown on

the display.

5. Input the passkey into the device.

– If the registering procedure is fin-

ished, “Audio Players Paired.” will be

displayed.

– If the registering procedure was not

successful, “Unable to pair audio

players.” will be displayed.

! Selecting device

1. Select the “Select Audio Player” menu.

2. Select the preferred device.

3. Select the “Confirm select audio

player?” menu.

4. Select the “From Car” menu or “From

Audio Player ” menu.

5. Select the “Confirm select audio

player?” menu.

– If the device is connected, “ Se-

lected” will be displayed.

– If the device cannot be connected,

“Failed” will be displayed.

! Changing the registered name

1. Select the “Change Name” menu.

2. Select the preferred device.

3. Select the “Record Name” menu.

4. Say the new name.

5. Select the “Confirm name change?”

menu.

– If the name is changed, “Device

na me has been changed.” will be

displayed.

! List audio player function

For details about the list audio player

function, refer to “List audio player func-

tion” F5-42.

1. Select the “List Audio Players” menu.

– The names will then be spoken.

2. Press the talk switch

while the

name is being spoken to select the device.

– After the talk switch is pressed,

“Audio player selected.” will be dis-

played.

3. Select from the following menu.

. “Select Audio Player” (refer to “Se-

lecting device” F5-43)

. “Change name” (refer to “Changing

the registered name” F5-43)

. “Delete Audio Player” (refer to “De-

leting device” F5-44)

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! Setting passkey

1. Select the “Set Passkey” menu.

2. Press the “TUNE” dial.

3. Input the new passkey (a 4 - 8 digit

number) by turning and pres sing the

“TUNE” dial.

4. After inputting the new passkey, press

the “ TUNE” dial again.

– If the passkey is set, the new

passkey will be displayed.

! Deleting device

1. Select the “Delete Audio Player”

menu.

2. Select the preferred device.

3. Select the “Confirm delete audio

Player?” menu.

– If the device is deleted, “Audio

player has been deleted.” will be

displayed.

& Bluetooth

audio operation

NOTE

Depending on the connected device, it

may not activate as per the following

items or not work smoothly. Refer to

the instructi on manual of the con-

nected device.

! How to play back

Type A audio

Type B audio

Press the “CD/AUX” button and select the

“BT-A” (type A audio)/“BT Audio” (type B

audio) mode.

! To select a track from the beginning

Select a track in the same way as for a

CD. Refer to “To select a track from the

beginning” F5-21.

! Repeating (type A audio)

Repeating is operated in the same way as

for a CD. Refer to “Repeating” F5-22.

Each time you briefl y press the

button, the mode changes in the following

sequence.

! Random playback (type A audio)

Random playback is operated in the same

way as for a CD. Re fer t o “Random

playback” F5-22. Each time you press

and hold the

button, the mode

changes in the following sequence.

! Display selection (type A audio)

Select an indication in the same way as

for a CD. Refer to “Display selection (type

A audio)” F5-24. Each time you briefly

press the

bu tton, the indication

changes in the following sequence.

! Fast-forwarding and rewinding

(type B audio)

Fast-forwarding and rewinding are oper-

ated in the same way as for a CD. Refer to

“Fast-forwarding and rewinding” F5-21.

! Folder selection

Select a folder in the same way as for a

CD. Refer to “Folder selection” F5-24.

Hands-free system

NOTE

. For models with the genuine

SUBARU navigation system, refer to

the Owner’s Manual supplement for the

navigation system.

. Wh en selling yo ur vehicle, make

sure that you initialize the Hands-free

system to prevent personal data from

being improperly accessed.

The Hands-free system operates while the

ignition switch is in the “Acc” or “ON”

position.

& Tips for the Hands-free sys-

tem

! Bluetooth

It is possible to connect a cell phone to the

in-vehicle equipment through the Blue-

tooth

format (wireless) to make a phone

call from the in-vehicle equipment or take

an incoming phone call.

Since the Bluetooth

format is wireless, a

connection between the in-vehicle equip-

ment and the cell phone can be made

without placing them in close vicinity of

each other. The cell phone can be used

with it left in the breast pocket or bag.

NOTE

. The Hands-free system may not

operate properly under the following

conditions.

– The cell phone is turned off.

– The cell pho ne is not in the

phone call area.

– The battery of the cell phone has

run down.

– The cell phone is not connected

to the Hands-free system.

– The cell phone is behind the seat

or in the glove box.

– A metal material covers or

touches the cell phone.

. Depending on the type of cell phone

that is used, the screen on the cell

phone may remain illuminated while

the ignition swit ch is in the “ON”

position. If this occurs, turn the illumi-

nation off by adjusting the cell phone

settings.

. Depending on the setting of the cell

phone, the dial lock function may be

activated after making a call. Deacti-

vate the automatic dial lock function of

the cell phone before using the Hands-

free system.

. Depending on the type of cell phone

that is used, operation and the sound

volume may be different from those of

cell phones currently used.

. When the ignition switch is turned to

the “LOCK”/“OFF” position during a

call, the call may be disconnected or

continued on the cell phone depending

on the type of cell phone that is used.

Note that operation of the cell phone

may be necessary if the call is con-

tinued on the cell phone.

. Do not speak at the same time as the

other party during a call. If you and the

party speak at the same time, it may be

difficult for the other party to hear your

voice and vice versa. This is normal.

. The receiver sound volume should

be set as low as possible. Otherwise,

the party you are calling may notice an

undesirable echo sound.

. Speak clearly and loudly.

. Your voice may be difficult to be

heard by the party under the following

conditions.

– Driving on a rough road.

– Driving at a high speed.

– Driving with a window open.

– When air from the ventilator

blows directly towards the micro-

phone.

– When the sound coming from the

ventilator is loud.

– When the cell phone is too close

to the microphone.

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. The sound quality may degrade due

to the influence of the cell phone that is

connected to the system or the circum-

stances of the Bluetooth network.

. When another Bluetooth

device is

simultaneously connected, noise may

be heard in the voice coming from the

hands-free phone.

! Corresponding profiles for the cell

phone

. HFP (Hands Free Profile): Ver. 1.0

. OPP (Object Push Profile): Ver. 1.1

& Certification for the Hands-

free system

CAUTION

FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not ex-

pressly approved by the party re-

sponsible for compliance could void

the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

FCC ID: ACJ932C5ZZZ035

IC ID: 216J-C5ZZZ035

Made in Japan

NOTE

This device complies with Part 15 of

the FCC Rules and Industry Canada

licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Op-

eration is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) th is device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this

device must accept any interference,

including interference that may cause

undesired operation of this device.

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and

found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protec-

tion against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment

may cause harmful interference to

radio communications, if it is no t

installed and used in accordance with

the instructions. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not

occur in a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful inter-

ference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the

equipment o ff and on, the user i s

encouraged to try to correct the inter-

ference by one or more of the following

measures.

. Reorient or relocate the receiving

antenna.

. Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

. Connect the equipment into an out-

let on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

. Consult the dealer or an experi-

enced radio/TV technician for help.

. Changes or modifications not ex-

pressly approved by the party respon-

sible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equip-

ment.

. This equipment complies with FCC/

IC radiation exposure limits set forth

for an uncontrolled equipment and

meets the FCC radio frequency (RF)

Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C

to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radio

frequency (RF) Exposure rules. This

equipment has very low levels of RF

energy that it deemed to comply with-

out maximum permissive exposure

evaluation (MPE). But it is desirable

that it should be installed and operated

keeping the radiator at least 20 cm or

more away from person’s body (ex-

cluding extremities: hands, wrists, feet

and ankles).

. This transmitter must not be co-

located or operated in conjunction with

any other antenna or transmitter.

! Mexico models

& Safety precautions

WARNING

. For safety reasons, avoid operat-

ing the cell phone while driving.

. Do not make a phone call while

driving. When you have an in-

coming call, stop the vehicle in a

safe location before taking the

incoming phone call. When you

have to absolutely take a phone

call, tell the caller “I’ll call you

back”. And then call the caller

back after stopping the vehicle in

a safe location.

. Part 15 FCC Rules

FCC Warning:

Any unauthoriz ed c hanges of

modifications to this equipment

would void the user’s authority to

operate this device.

CAUTION

. Do not leave the cell phone in the

vehicle. The temperature in the

vehicle may become extremely

high and cause a malfunction of

the cell phone.

. When using the cell phone, be

careful not to get it close to the

in-vehicle equipment. Getting it

too close to the in-vehicle equip-

ment may result in deterioration

in tone quality or a poor connect-

ing condition.

. In the frequency band used by

this equipment, along with indus-

trial, scientific and medical

equipment such as a microwave

oven, radio stations (a license is

required) to be used by the

production line in the factory to

identify movable bodies, specific

small power radio stations (a

license is not required) and ama-

teur radio stations (a license is

r equired) are be ing operated.

(These three types of radio sta-

tions are hereinafter referred to

as “other radio stations”.) Before

using this equipment, be sure to

check to see if “other radio

stations” are being operated in

the vicinity. If there is detrimental

radio interference from this

equipment to “other radio sta-

tions”, move the equipment to

another location as soon as

possible to avoid radio interfer-

ence. The frequency band used

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by this equipment is in the 2.4

GHz zone. The FH-SS modulation

is employed as a modul ation

method. The expected inflicting

interference distance is less than

33 ft (10 m). This equipment uses

a full band and can avoid a band

used by a movable body identifi-

cation device.

& Using the Hands-free system

! Turning on/off the Hands-free mode

1) OFF hook switch

2) ON hook switch

3) Talk switch

To turn on the Hands-free mode, press the

OFF hook switch

. To turn off the

Hands-free mode, press the ON hook

switch

! Preparation for using the Hands-

free system

Before using the Hands-free system, it is

necessary to register a cell phone in the

system. Perform the following procedure

to register a cell phone.

NOTE

. Up to 5 cell phones can be regis-

tered (for type A audio).

. Up to 6 cell phones (including Blue-

tooth

audio devices) can be registered

(for type B audio).

. When the ignition switch is turned to

the “Acc” or “ON” position, the regis-

tered cell phone may be automatically

connected to the system.

! Registering by operating dial

“TUNE” dial:

Type A audio

Type B audio

Select the menus by operating the “TUNE”

dial.

Type A audio:

1. Press the OFF hook switch

2. Select “ENGLISH”/“FRANÇAIS” by

operating the “TUNE” dial.

– “WELCOME!” will then be dis-

played.

3. Pre ss the “TUNE” dial or the tal k

switch

4. Select the “RECORD NAME” menu, or

press the talk switch

5. Say the name to be registered.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– After “CAR M_MEDIA” is displayed,

a pass key will be displayed.

7. Input the displayed pass key into the

cell phone while “PKY: ****” is displayed.

Type B audio:

1. Press the OFF hook switch

– If no cell phone is registered,

“Welcome!!” is shown on the screen.

In this case, perform the procedure

after step 4.

2. Select the “Setup” menu.

3. Select the “Phone Setup” menu.

4. Select the “Pair Phone” menu.

5. Select the “Record Name” menu.

6. Say the name to be registered.

7. Select the “Confirm pair phone?”

menu.

8. Select the “Phone Only” menu to

Audio” menu to register internal audio in

addition to the cell phone.

9. After “Car Multi-Media” is displayed, a

pass key will be displayed.

10. Input the displayed pass key into the

cell phone while “Passkey: ****” is dis-

played.

! Registering by using voice com-

mand system (type B audio)

NOTE

If no cell phone is registered, when the

OFF hook switch

is pressed, “Wel-

come!!” is shown on the screen. In this

case, perform the procedure after step

1. Select a mode other than “BT Audio”

mode.

2. Press the talk switch

and say

“Setup”.

3. Press the talk switch

and say

“Phone Setup”.

4. Press the talk switch

and say “Pair

Phone”.

5. Press the talk switch

and say the

name to be registered.

6. Press the talk switch

and say

“Confirm”.

7. Press the talk switch

8. Say “Phone Only” to register only a

cell phone, or say “Internal Aud io” to

cell phone.

9. Press the talk switch

and say

“Confirm pair phone?”.

– After “Car Multi-Media” is displayed,

a pass key will be displayed.

10. Input the displayed pass key into the

cell phone while “Passkey: ****” is dis-

played.

! Menu list of the Hands-free system

Turn the “TUNE” dial to select a menu,

and then press the dial to enter the

selected menu.

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Type A audio:

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

PHONE BOOK*

ADD ENTRY

BY VOICE Adding a new number by voice 5-57

BY PHONE Adding a new number by cell phone 5-57

MANUAL INPUT Adding a new number by inputting manually 5-58

CALL HISTORY Adding a new number from the call history 5-58

GO BACK

LIST NAMES — Showing the list of the names registered in the phonebook 5-59

CHANGE NAME — Changing a name registered in the phonebook 5-59

SET SPD DIAL — Registering a speed dial 5-60

DELETE ENTRY — Deleting phonebook data 5-60

DEL SPD DIAL — Deleting a registered speed dial 5-60

GO BACK —

REDIAL

DIAL — Dialing a number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-61

STORE —

Adding a new number stored in the outgoing call history

memory

5-58

DELETE — Deleting a number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-60

GO BACK —

CALLBACK

DIAL — Dialing a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-61

STORE —

Adding a new number stored in the incoming call history

memory

5-59

DELETE — Deleting a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-61

GO BACK —

*: If a cell phone is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not indicated.

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

SETUP SECURITY

SET PIN Setting a PIN code 5-62

PHBK LOCK

Locking the phonebook 5-62

PHBK UNLOCK

Unlocking the phonebook 5-63

GO BACK

PHONE SETUP

PAIR PHONE Registering a new cell phone

5-48

SELECT PHONE Selecting a cell phone to be used 5-63

CHANGE NAME Changing the registered name of the cell phone 5-63

LIST PHONES Showing the list of the registered cell phones 5-64

SET PASSKEY Changing the pass key 5-64

DELETE Deleting the registered cell phone 5-64

GO BACK

SYSTEM SETUP

GUIDANCE VOL Setting the volume of the voice guidance 5-65

INITIALIZE Initialization 5-65

SEL LANGUAGE Selecting the language (using the Hands-free system) 5-65

GO BACK

GO BACK —

*1: If a PIN code is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not available.

*2: Up to 5 cell phones can be registered.

Audio

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Type B audio:

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

Phonebook* Add Entry

By Voice Adding a new number by voice 5-57

By Phone Adding a new number by cell phone 5-57

Manual Input Adding a new number by inputting manually 5-58

Call History Adding a new number from the call history 5-58

Go Back

Change Name — Changing a name registered in the phonebook 5-59

List Names — Showing the list of the names registered in the phonebook 5-59

Speed Dial — Registering a speed dial 5-60

Delete Entry — Deleting phonebook data 5-60

Delete Speed Dial — Deleting a registered speed dial 5-60

Go Back —

Redial*

Dial — Redialing 5-61

Store —

Adding a new number stored in the outgoing call history

memory

5-58

Delete — Deleting a number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-60

Go Back —

CallBack*

Dial — Dialing a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-61

Store —

Adding a new number stored in the incoming call history

memory

5-59

Delete — Deleting a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-61

Go Back —

*: If a cell phone is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not indicated.

First menu Second menu Third menu Details

Page

Setup Security

Set PIN Setting a PIN code 5-62

Phonebook Lock Locking the phonebook 5-62

Phonebook Unlock Unlocking the phonebook 5-63

Go Back

Phone setup

Pair Phone Registering a new cell phone

5-48

Select Phone

Selecting a cell phone to be used 5-63

Change Phone

Name

Changing the registered name of the cell phone 5-63

List Phones

Showing the list of the registered cell phones 5-64

Set Passkey Changing the pass key 5-64

Delete Phone

Deleting the registered cell phone 5-64

Handsfree Power

Turning the Hands-free power ON/OFF 5-64

Go Back

BT Audio Setup

Pair Audio Players Registering an audio player (device)

5-43

Select Audio Player

Selecting the registered audio player (device) 5-43

Change Name

Changing the name of the registered audio player (device) 5-43

List Audio Players

Speaking the names of the registered audio players (devices) 5-43

Set Passkey Setting a new passkey for the registered audio player (device) 5-44

Delete Audio Player

Deleting the registered audio player (device) 5-44

Go Back

*1: If a cell phone is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not indicated.

*2: If a device is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not indicated.

*3: Up to 6 cell phones and Bluetooth

audio devices can be registered.

Audio

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First menu Second menu Third menu Details

Page

Setup System setup*

Guidance Volume Setting the volume of the voice guidance 5-65

Device Name Showing the device name and BD address of the audio 5-65

Reset Settings Initialization 5-65

Go Back

Go Back —

*: If a cell phone is not registered, the menu described in the chart is not indicated.

! Voice command system

NOTE

Press the talk switch

and say

“Help” to listen to the help guidance.

1) OFF hook switch

2) ON hook switch

3) Talk switch

To turn on the voice command system,

press the talk switch

briefly. To turn off

the voice command system, wait for 5

seconds without using the voice command

system.

The commands available for the voice

command system are listed in the follow-

ing charts.

Type A audio:

Command

English Français

1 0 (zero, oh) 0 (zéro)

2 1 (one) 1 (un)

3 2 (two) 2 (deux)

4 3 (three) 3 (trois)

5 4 (four) 4 (quatre)

6 5 (five) 5 (cinq)

7 6 (six) 6 (six)

8 7 (seven) 7 (sept)

9 8 (eight) 8 (huit)

10 9 (nine) 9 (neuf)

11 * (star) * (étoile)

12 # (pound) # (carré, dièse)

13 + (plus) + (plus)

14 callback rappel

15 redial recomposer

16 dial by number

composer par nu-

méro

17 dial by name composer par nom

18 phonebook registre

19 setup réglages

phone book add

entry

ajouter l’entrée

dans le registre

phone book

change name

modifier le nom

dans le registre

phone book delete

entry

supprimer l’entrée

du registre

phone book list

names

lister les noms du

registre

phone book set

speed dial

configurer compo-

sition abrégée pour

le registre

phone book delete

speed dial

supprimer compo-

sition abrégée pour

le registre

26 phone book unlock

déverrouiller le re-

gistre

27 cancel annuler

28 help aide

29 repeat répéter

30 go back retourner

31 dial composer

32 previous précédent

33 delete supprimer

34 store enregistrer

35 confirm confirmer

36 phone setup

réglages du télé-

phone

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37 security sécurité

38 pair phone

jumeler le télé-

phone

39 change name modifier le nom

40 select phone

sélectionner le tél-

éphone

41 list phones

lister les télé-

phones

42 set pass key

configurer le

passe-partout

43 add entry ajouter l’entrée

44 delete entry supprimer l’entrée

45 delete speed dial

supprimer compo-

sition abrégée

46 by voice vocalement

47 by phone par téléphone

48 call history historique d’appels

49 set speed dial

configurer compo-

sition abrégée

50 incoming entrant

51 outgoing sortant

52 list names lister les noms

53 set PIN configurer NIP

54 phone book lock

verrouiller le regis-

tre

Type B audio:

Command

English Français

1 0 (zero, oh) 0 (zéro)

2 1 (one) 1 (un)

3 2 (two) 2 (deux)

4 3 (three) 3 (trois)

5 4 (four) 4 (quatre)

6 5 (five) 5 (cinq)

7 6 (six) 6 (six)

8 7 (seven) 7 (sept)

9 8 (eight) 8 (huit)

10 9 (nine) 9 (neuf)

11 * (star) * (étoile)

12 # (pound) # (dièse)

13 + (plus) + (plus)

14 add entry ajouter entrée

Bluetooth Audio

setup

configuration

Audio Bluetooth

16 BT-A setup

configuration

Audio Bluetooth

17 BT-Audio setup

configuration

Audio Bluetooth

18 by phone par téléphone

19 by voice par la voix

20 call history

historique des ap-

pels

21 call transfer transfert d’appel

22 callback rappel automatique

23 cancel annuler

24 change name changer nom

25 confirm valider

26 delete supprimer

27 delete audio supprimer audio

28 delete audio player

supprimer lecteur

audio

29 delete entry supprimer entrée

30 delete phone

supprimer télé-

phone

31 delete speed dial

supprimer compo-

sition rapide

32 dial composer

33 dial by name composer par nom

34 dial by number

composer par nu-

méro

35 from audio depuis audio

36 from car depuis voiture

37 go back retour

38 hands free power

alimentation mains

libres

39 help aide

40 incoming appel d’arrivée

41 internal audio audio interne

42 list audio players

lister lecteurs

audio

43 list names lister noms

44 list phones lister téléphones

45 mute sourdine

46 next suivant

47 outgoing appel de départ

48 pair audio player

jumeler lecteur

audio

49 pair phone jumeler téléphone

phone book add

entry

annuaire ajouter

entrée

phone book

change name

annuaire changer

nom

phone book delete

entry

annuaire suppri-

mer entrée

phone book list

names

annuaire lister

noms

54 phone book lock annuaire bloquer

phone book set

speed dial

annuaire définir

composition rapide

56 phone book unlock

annuaire déblo-

quer

57 phone only

téléphone unique-

ment

58 phone setup

configuration télé-

phone

59 phonebook annuaire

phonebook delete

speed dial

annuaire suppri-

mer composition

rapide

61 previous précédent

62 redial recomposer

63 repeat répéter

64 security sécurité

65 select audio player

sélectionner lec-

teur audio

66 select phone

sélectionner télé-

phone

67 send envoyer

68 set pass key

définir mot de

passe

69 set PIN définir NIP

70 set speed dial

définir composition

rapide

71 setup configurer

72 store enregistrer

73 turn on activer

74 turn off

désactiver

! Updating phonebook data

NOTE

. The maximum number of phone-

book entries that can be registered in

the phonebook is 50 (type A audio)/20

(type B audio).

. After registering phonebook data,

you can add a phone number to the

speed dial memory. For details, refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-59.

! Registering by voice

1. Select the “BY VOICE” menu.

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say the phone number to be regis-

tered.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

! Registering by phone

1. Select the “BY PHONE” menu.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Co nfirm Transfer phoneb ook entry?”

(type B audio) menu.

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3. Transfer the data from the cell phone.

For details about transferring the data,

refer to the instruction manual of the cell

phone.

NOTE

For type B audio, you can select the

data to be registered by performing

either of the following procedures until

the preferred data is displayed.

. Press the talk switch

and saying

“Previous” or “Next”.

. Operate the “TUNE” dial.

4. Select the phone number to be regis-

tered by operating the “TUNE” dial.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

! Registering by inputting manually

1. Select the “MANUAL INPUT” menu by

operating the “TUNE” dial.

2. Input the phone number to be regis-

tered.

3. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

4. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

5. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

NOTE

While inputting the phone numbers, if

“GO BACK” is chosen using the

“TUNE” dial, the character that was

input last is deleted.

! Registering from call history

1. Select the “CALL HISTORY” menu.

2. Select one of the following menus.

– “INCOMING” or “OUTGOING” (type

A audio)

– “Incoming Call History” or “Outgoing

Call History” (type B audio)

3. Select the phone number by operating

the “ TUNE” dial.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu (type A

audio).

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

! Registering from redial

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE” dial.

3. Select the “STORE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm store number?” (type B audio)

menu.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

! Registering from call back

1. Select the “CALLBACK” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “ TUNE” dial.

3. Select the “STORE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm store number?” (type B audio)

menu.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The phone number is then regis-

tered and “STORED” (type A audio)/

“Phone number stored.” (type B audio)

is displayed.

! Registering speed dial

1. After registering phonebook data, per-

form either of the following procedures.

– Select the “SPEED DIAL” menu by

operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

“SET SPEED DIAL”.

2. Press the preset button (from

) to which you want to register the

phone number.

NOTE

If the number to be used is already

registered in speed dial, “OVER-

WRITE?” will be displayed. Select the

“C ONFIRM” menu to overwrite , or

select the “GO BACK” menu to cancel.

! List names function

The voice tags registered in the phone-

book are spoken by using the list names

function. To use the list names function,

perform the following procedure.

1. Select the “LIST NAMES” menu.

2. Choose the registered data by per-

forming either of the following procedures.

– Press the talk switch

– Operate the “TUNE” dial (type A

audio only).

After “SELECTED” is displayed, you can

choose the following menus.

. “DIAL” to make a phone call

. “CHANGE NAME” to change the name

(voice tag)

. “SET SPD DIAL”/“SET SPEED DIAL”/

“Speed Dial” to set the speed dial

. “DELETE ENTRY” to delete the name

(voice tag) from the phonebook

. “GO BACK” to go back to the menu

mode

. “HELP” to listen to the help guidance

(only when using the voice command

system)

NOTE

. After “LIST NAMES” is selected, if

the OFF hook switch

is pushed, the

selected number is called.

. After “LIST NAMES” is selected, if

no operation is performed, the mem-

ories are displayed and voice tags are

spoken. After all memories/voice tags

are displayed/spoken, “END OF LIST”

is displayed and the mode changes to

the “PHONE BOOK” menu mode.

! Changing voice tag

1. Select the “PHONE BOOK” menu.

2. Select the “CHANGE NAME” menu.

3. Select the phone number by perform-

ing one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

, say “List

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Names” and use the list names func-

tion.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm name change?” (type B audio)

menu (only after saying the voice tag).

– Then the selected phone number/

name is displayed.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the new voice tag.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm name change?” (type B audio)

menu.

– Then “CHANGED” (type A audio)/

“Name successfully changed.” (type B

audio) is displayed.

! Set speed dial

1. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “SET SPD DIAL” menu

(type A audio) /“Speed Dial” menu

(type B audio) by operating the

“TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

“SET SPEED DIAL”.

2. Select the phone number by perform-

ing one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

, say “List

Names” and use the list names func-

tion (type B audio).

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm Name?” (type B audio) menu

(only after saying the voice tag).

4. Press the preset button (from

) to which you want to register the

phone number.

NOTE

If the number to be used is already

registered in speed dial, “OVER-

WRITE?” will be displayed. Select the

“CONFIRM” (type A audio)/“Confirm

Overwrite speed dial?” (type B audio)

menu to overwrite, or select the “GO

BACK” menu to cancel.

! Deleting the phonebook data

1. Select the “DELETE ENTRY” menu.

2. Select the phone number by perform-

ing either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

and use

the list names function (type B audio).

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm delete entry?” (type B audio)

menu.

– Then “DELETED” (type A audio)/

“Phonebook entry deleted.” (type B

audio) is displayed and the selected

phonebook data is deleted.

! Deleting the speed dial

1. Select the “DEL SPD DIAL”/“DELETE

SPEED DIAL” menu.

2. Press the preset button (from

) to which you want to delete the

speed dial.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm delete speed dial entry? ” (type B

audio) menu.

– Then “DELETED” (type A audio)/

“Speed dial entry * deleted.” (type B

audio) is displayed and the selected

speed dial is deleted.

! Deleting the redial data

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE” dial.

3. Select the “DELETE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm delete number?” (type B audio)

menu.

– Then “DELETED” is displayed and

the selected redial data is deleted.

! Deleting the callback data

1. Select the “CALLBACK” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “ TUNE” dial.

3. Select the “DELETE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm delete number?” (type B audio)

menu.

– Then “DELETED” is displayed and

the selected callback data is deleted.

! Making a phone call

! Making a phone call by saying name

1. Press the talk switch

2. Say “DIAL BY NAME”.

3. Press the talk switch again.

4. Say the preferred name (voice tag) to

be called. For type B audio, you can use

the list names function.

5. Select the “DIAL” menu, or press the

OFF hook switch

! Making a phone call by sa ying

number

1. Press the talk switch

2. Say “DIAL BY NUMBER”.

3. Press the talk switch

again.

4. Say the preferred phone number to be

called.

5. Select the “DIAL” menu, or press the

OFF hook switch

! Making a phone call from speed dial

It is possible to select a phone number

from speed dial registered with the in-

vehicle equipment to make a phone call.

1. Select the top menu (phone menu).

2. Press the preset button (from

) to which the preferred number is

registered.

3. Press the OFF hook switch

NOTE

When a preset button for which num-

bers are not registered is pressed, an

error message is indicated on the audio

screen.

! Redial

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Select the preferred number by turning

the “ TUNE” dial.

3. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Press the OFF hook switch

– Select the “DIAL” menu.

! Callback

1. Select the “CALLBACK” menu.

2. Select the preferred number by turning

the “TUNE” dial.

3. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Press the OFF hook switch

– Select the “DIAL” menu.

! Making a phone call from list name

It is possible to select a phone number

from the list name registered with the in-

vehicle equipment to make a phone call.

For details, refer to “List names function”

F5-59.

! Top redial

1. Select the top menu (phone menu).

2. Press the OFF hook switch

and

load the outgoing call history.

3. Select the preferred number by turning

the “TUNE” dial.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Press the OFF hook switch

– Select the “DIAL” menu.

! Taking a phone call and declining

an incoming call

To take a phone call: Press the OFF

hook switch

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To put an incoming call on hold (only if

the cell phone has this function): Press the

ON hook switch

briefly.

To decline an incoming call (only if the

cell phone has this function): Press and

hold the ON hook switch

! Ending a call

Press the ON hook switch

! Volume control

You can adjust the phone call volume, the

voice volume and the vo ice guidance

volume. Refer to “Volume control switch”

F5-39.

! Adjustable level of each volume

Volume

Range

Initial setting

Phone call 0 to 14 7

Voice 0 to 14 7

Voice guidance

0 to 6

1 to 7

*1: type A audio

*2: type B audio

& Bluetooth

setting

! Security setting

After selecting the “SECURITY” menu,

perform the following procedure.

! Setting PIN code

The PIN code is a 4-digit number and is

used when locking the phonebook.

1. Select the “SET PIN” menu.

2. Input the current PIN code by perform-

ing one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm PIN?” (type B audio) menu.

4. Input the new PIN code by performing

one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

5. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm PIN?” (type B audio) menu.

! Locking the phonebook

1. Select the “PHBK LO CK”/“PHONE-

BOOK LOCK” menu.

NOTE

If the phonebook is locked, “LOCKED”

(type A audio)/“The phonebook is

locked.” (type B audio) is displayed

and the mode changes to the security

mode.

2. Input the PIN code by performing one

of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm PIN?” (type B audio) menu.

– If the inputted PIN code is correct,

“LOCKED” (type A audio)/“The phone-

book is locked.” (type B audio) will be

displayed and the phonebook is

locked.

NOTE

While the phonebook is locked, if the

operation restricted menu is selected,

“PHBK LOCK” (type A audio)/“Phone-

book locked!” (type B audio) is dis-

played.

! Unlocking the phonebook

1. Select the “PHBK UNLOCK”/“PHONE-

BOOK UNLOCK” menu.

NOTE

If the phonebook is not locked, “UN-

LOCK” (type A audio)/“The phonebook

is unlocked.” (type B audio) is dis-

played and the mode changes to the

security mode.

2. Input the PIN code by performing one

of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm PIN?” (type B audio) menu.

– If the inputted PIN code is correct,

“UNLOCKED” (type A audio)/“The

phonebook is unlocked.” (type B

audio) will be displayed and the

phonebook is unlocked.

! Phone setup

After selecting the “PHON E SETUP”

menu, perform the following procedure.

! Pairing phone

Refer to “Preparation for using the Hands-

free system” F5-48.

! Selecting phone

To select the registered cell phone for

connecting to the in-vehicle equipment,

perform the following procedure.

1. Select the “SELECT PHONE” menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” (type A audio)/“No Phones

have been paired.” (type B audio) is

displayed and the mode changes to

the “ PHONE SETUP” mode.

2. Select the cell phone by performing

one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

and use

the list phones function (refer to “List

phones function” F5-64.)

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm Phone selection?” (type B audio)

menu (only after saying the voice tag).

– “ SELECTED” (type A audio)/

“Phone is selected.” (type B audio) is

displayed, the selected cell phone is

connected to the in-vehicle equipment

and the mode changes to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

NOTE

For type A audio, if the cell phone

cannot be connected to the in-vehicle

equipment, “FAILED” is displayed and

the mode changes to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

! Changing the voice tag of the cell

phone

1. Select the “CHANGE NAME” (type A

audio)/“Change Phone Name ” (type B

audio) menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” (type A audio)/“No Phones

have been paired.” (type B audio) is

displayed and the mode changes to

the “PHONE SETUP” mode.

2. Select the cell phone by performing

one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

and use

the list phones function (refer to “List

phones function” F5-64.).

3. Register the voice tag. For details,

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refer to “Preparation for using the Hands-

free system” F5-48.

! List phones function

The cell phone voice tags saved in the cell

phone list are displayed by using the list

phones function.

1. Select the “LIST PHONES” menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” (type A audio)/“No Phones

have been paired.” (type B audio) is

displayed and the mode changes to

the “ PHONE SETUP” mode.

2. Registered cell phones are displayed

in the saved order. While displayed, if the

“TUNE” dial is turned, the next registered

cell phone is displayed. Press the ON

hook button

to close the Hands-free

menu.

3. Select a cell phone by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

4. After “SELECTED” (typ e A audio)/

“Phone is selected.” (type B audio) is

displayed, you can select the following

menus.

. “SELECT PHONE” to connect the

selected cell phone

. “CHANGE NAME” (ty pe A au dio)/

“Change Phone Name” (type B audio) to

change the voice tag

. “DELETE” (type A audio)/“Delete

Phone” (type B audio) to delet e the

selected cell phone from the list

. “GO BACK” to go back to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode

! Setting passkey

1. Select the “SET PASSKEY” menu.

– After the currently set passkey is

displayed, a new passkey can be

entered.

2. Input the new passkey by performing

one of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the passkey.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm passkey?” (type B audio) menu.

– The new passkey is displayed, the

passkey is changed and the mode

changes to t he “PHONE SETU P”

mode.

! Deleting registered cell phone from

the list

1. Select the “DELETE” (type A audio)/

“Delete Phone ” (type B audio) menu.

2. Select a cell phone to be deleted by

performing one of the following proce-

dures.

– Operate the “TUNE” dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

– Press the talk switch

and use

the list phones function.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm delete phone?” (type B audio)

menu.

– “DELETED” (type A audio)/“Phone

has been deleted.” (type B audio) is

displayed, the data is deleted and the

mode changes to the “PHONE SET-

UP” mode.

! Turning the Hands-free power on/off

(type B audio)

You can turn the Hands-free power on or

off. If the Hands-free power is ON, the

registered cell phones are automatically

connected to the system when the ignition

switch is turned to the “Acc” or “ON”

position.

1. Select the “ Hands-free Power” /

“Handsfree Power” menu.

2. To turn off the Hands-free power when

the Hands-free power is ON, perf orm

either of the following procedures.

– Press the talk switch

and say

“Turn off”.

– Select “Turn off” by operating the

“TUNE” dial.

To turn on the Hands-free power when the

Hands-free power is OFF, perform either

of the following procedures.

– Press the talk switch

and say

“Turn on”.

– Select “Turn on” by operating the

“TUNE” dial.

! System setup

After selecting the “SYSTEM SET UP”

menu, perform the following procedure.

You can select the following menus only

by operating the “TUNE” dial.

! Setting guidance volume

To set the guidance volume, perform the

following procedure.

1. Select the “GUIDANCE VOL” (type A

audio)/“Guidance Volume” (type B audio)

menu.

2. Set the guidance volume by operating

the “ TUNE” dial.

! Initializing the registered data

To initialize the registered data, perform

the following procedure.

1. Select the “INITIALIZE” (type A audio)/

“Reset Settings” (type B audio) menu.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” (type A audio)/

“Confirm reset settings?” (type B audio)

menu.

– “INITIALIZED” (type A audio)/ “ Set-

tings have been reset.” (type B audio)

is displayed, the registered data is

initialized and the mode changes to

the last mode.

! Selecting language

To select the language, perform the

following procedure.

Type A audio:

1. Select the “SEL LANGUAGE” menu.

2. Select the desired language by oper-

ating the “TUNE” dial.

Type B audio:

“HD/TEXT” button

1. Press and hold the “HD/TEXT” button

to select “Select Langu” menu.

2. Select the prefe rred language by

operating the “TUNE” dial.

! Device name function (type B audio)

Select the “Device Name” menu to show

the device name and BD address of the

audio.

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