Get Audio Guide for Subaru XV SUV First Generation (2010-2016)

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

Roof antenna ...................................................... 5-3

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

Installation of accessories.................................. 5-4

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

FM/AM radio operation ...................................... 5-11

FM selection ...................................................... 5-11

AM selection ...................................................... 5-11

Tuning ............................................................... 5-11

HD Radio

Technology (Digital AM and FM

Radio) (type B audio)........................................ 5-13

Displaying radio PS (Program Service Name) and

RT (Radio Text) ................................................ 5-14

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

CD player operation ........................................... 5-16

Play file.............................................................. 5-16

How to insert a CD ............................................. 5-16

How to play back a CD ....................................... 5-17

To select a track from the beginning ................... 5-17

Fast-forwarding and rewinding ........................... 5-17

Repeating .......................................................... 5-18

Random playback .............................................. 5-18

Scan (type A audio)............................................ 5-19

Display selection (type A audio).......................... 5-19

Folder selection ................................................. 5-20

How to eject a CD from the player ...................... 5-20

When the following messages are displayed....... 5-20

Auxiliary input jack............................................ 5-21

Precautions to observe when handling a

compact disc................................................... 5-22

USB storage device / iPo d

operations ........... 5-24

Play file ............................................................. 5-24

Connectable USB storage device ....................... 5-24

Connectable iPod

models................................. 5-24

Connecting USB storage device / iPod

............. 5-25

How to play back ............................................... 5-26

To select a track from the beginning . ................. 5-26

To select a chapter from the beginning when

connecting iPod

............................................. 5-26

Fast-forwarding and rewinding ........................... 5-26

Repeating .......................................................... 5-26

Random playback .............................................. 5-27

SCAN (only when connecting USB storage

device) (type A audio) ...................................... 5-28

Selecting category (only when connecting

iPod

) ............................................................. 5-28

Display selection ............................................... 5-28

Folder selection (only when connecting USB

storage device) ................................................ 5-29

Setting the playing speed (only when the

audiobook is playing) (type B audio) ................ 5-29

When the following messages are displayed....... 5-29

Audio control buttons ....................................... 5-30

MODE button..................................................... 5-30

“

” and “ ” switch .......................................... 5-30

Volume control switch ....................................... 5-31

Audio

Bluetooth

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

Media format ...................................................... 5-32

Setting Bluetooth

audio . ................................... 5-32

Bluetooth

audio operation................................. 5-33

Hands-free system (if equipped) ....................... 5-34

Safety precautions ............................................. 5-35

Using the Hands-free system.............................. 5-36

Bluetooth

setting ............................................. 5-51

Tips for the Hands-free system .......................... 5-53

Certification for the Hands-free system............... 5-54

Screensaver (type B audio) .............................. 5-56

Downloading pictures ........................................ 5-56

Selecting pictures .............................................. 5-57

Erasing pictures ................................................ 5-57

Antenna system

& Roof antenna

CAUTION

. Be sure to remove the antenna

rod before entering g arages,

parking towers and other loca-

tions with low ceilings.

. Remove the antenna rod before

washing your car at a car wash. If

the antenna rod is left attached, it

may scratch the roof.

. When reinstalling the removed

antenn a rod, be sure to fully

tighten it.

1) Unscrew

2) Remove

The roof antenna is installed in the center

at the rear part of the roof.

The antenna rod can be removed by

unscrewing it from its base.

& FM reception

Alt hough 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.

Audio/Antenna system

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5-4

Audio/Installation of accessories

Installation of accessories

Always consult your SUBARU deal er

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.

Audio set

Your SUBARU may be equipped with one

of the following audio sets. Refer to the

pages indicated in this section for operat-

ing details.

NOTE

If a cell phone is placed near the audio

set, it may cause the audio set to emit

noise when the phone receives calls.

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 5-11

. CD (compact disc) player operation:

refer to page 5-16

. Auxiliary input jack: refer to page 5-21

. USB storage device/iPod

operation:

refer to page 5-24

. Bluetooth

audio: refer to page 5-31

. Hands-free system: refer to page 5-34

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Audio/Audio set

& 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 5-11

. CD (compact disc) player operation:

refer to page 5-16

. Auxiliary input jack: refer to page 5-21

. USB storage device/iPod

operation:

refer to page 5-24

. Bluetooth

audio: refer to page 5-31

. Hands-free system: refer to page 5-34

Power and audio controls

& Power switch and volume

control

Type A and B audio

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

and volume control. The radio is turned

ON and OFF by pressing 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 automat ically in-

creases to match the vehicle speed, in

order to create a pleasant listening

environment even as the driving noise

increases.

. For type B 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 B audio).

(2) Ultra rich bass sound can be

obtained from standard door mount

speakers (built in SRS Tru Bass

effect) (type B 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)

Type A audio

Each brief press of the “TUNE/TRACK/

CH” dial will change the control modes in

the following sequence.

Choose the preferred level for each mode

by turning the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

The control function returns to the tune/

track/channel control mode after approxi-

mately 5 seconds.

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Audio/Power and audio controls

! Other settings (type A audio)

Type A audio

Each brief press of the “MENU” button will

change the control modes in the following

sequence.

Choose the preferred settings for each

mode by turning the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

The control function returns to the tune/

track/channel control mode after approxi-

mately 5 seconds.

! Audio settings (type B audio)

1. Press the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial to

display “SETTING Menu”.

2. Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

to select the preferred menu. You can

select the menu as shown in the following

chart.

First menu Second menu Third menu

Screen

OFF

— —

Sound Tone

Bass

Mid

Treble

Balance

Fader

SVC —

SRS Sound —

Screen

Brightness —

Contrast —

Screen Size —

Screen Saver

Picture Select

Picture Down-

load

Picture Erase

BT Audio

Setup

Pair Audio

Player

—

Select Audio

Player

—

Set Passkey —

Delete Audio

Player

—

Others

HD ON/OFF —

Initialize

—

3. Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

to select the preferred setting for each

mode.

NOTE

Only “Screen OFF” can be displayed

while driving.

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Audio/Power and audio controls

! Adjustable level of each mode

Mode Range of levels

(displayed)

Default

setting

Turn counterclockwise Turn clockwise

Volume Volume control 0 to 40 15 For less volume For more volume

AUX volume control 0 to 40 15 For less volume For more volume

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

Balance L9 to R9 0 Right channel attenuated Left channel attenuated

Fader R9 to F9 0 Front attenuated Rear attenuated

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

BEEP (Type A audio) OFF to ON ON OFF ON

SRS Sound (Type B audio) OFF to ON ON OFF ON

Brightness (Type B audio) 0 to 15 13 For less brightness For more brightness

Contrast (Type B audio) 0 to 15 8 For less contrast For more contrast

Screen size (Type B audio) Normal to Wide Wide Normal Wide

HD ON/OFF (Type B audio) OFF to ON ON ON OFF

Initialize (Type B audio) Cancel to Initialize Cancel Initialize

Cancel

FM/AM radio operation

& FM selection

“FM” button

Press the “FM” button when the radio is off

to turn on the radio.

Press the “FM” button when the radio is on

to select the preferred reception mode.

Each time the “FM” button is briefly

pressed, th e radio will change in the

following sequence starting from the last

radio band that you selected.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

& AM selection

Type A audio

Type B audio

Press the “AM” button when the radio is off

to turn on the radio.

! Type A audio

Press the “AM” button when the radio is on

to select AM reception starting from the

last radio band and the last frequency

interval that you selected.

! Type B audio

Each time the “AM” button is briefly

pressed, the radio will change in the

following sequence starting from the last

radio band that you selected.

& Tuning

! Manual tuning

“TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial

Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial clock-

wise to increase the tuning frequency and

turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial counter-

clockwise 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

The stereo indicator “ST” (type A audio)/

“STEREO” (type B audio) will illuminate

when an FM stereo broadcast is received.

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Audio/FM/AM radio operation

! Seek tuning (SEEK)

Type A audio:

Seek up

Seek down

Type B audio:

Seek up

Seek down

If you press the “ ” or “ ” 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)

Type A audio*

Type B audio*

*1: Press the button briefly.

*2: Press and hold the button.

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 receivable station is found. The

radio will briefly stop at the station while

displaying the frequency, afte r which

scanning will continue until the entire band

has been scanned.

Press the “SCAN” button again to cancel

th e SCAN mode and to stop at any

displayed channel.

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

Type B audio

Press the indicated button to change to

the PTY selection mode. At this time, the

PTY group that you are currently listening

to (type A audio)/that you selected the last

time (type B audio) will be displayed for 10

second s. In the PTY selection mode,

“PTY” is displayed on the screen.

! PTY (Program type) group selec-

tion

In the PTY selection mode, perform the

following procedures to change the PTY

group by one step at a time.

Type A audio: Press the following but-

tons.

PTY group up by

one step

PTY group down by

one step

Type B audio: Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/

CH” dial.

1) PTY group up by one step

2) PTY group down by one step

This operation only changes the display. It

does not change the sta tion that is

currently being received.

! Seek in PTY (Program type)

group

Type A audio:

Seek up

Seek down

Type B audio:

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.

The control function returns to the normal

mode after approximately 10 seconds.

& HD Radio

Technology (Di-

gital AM and FM Radio) (type

B audio)

HD Radio Technology is fueling the digital

radio revolution in the United States and

around the world.

The digital technology enables broadcas-

ters to offer new and unique FM content

via HD2 / HD3 channels, crystal-clear

sound and data services on both AM

and FM bands - all free, with no subscrip-

tion fee.

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.

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Audio/FM/AM radio operation

For more information, visit www.hdradio.

com.

Press the

button while receiving FM

radio (except an analog broadcast). The

next channel of the station that is being

received will play.

! Mode selection

Turn the “TU NE/TRACK/CH” dial and

select the HD Radio ON mode (hybrid

mode) or OFF mode (analog mode).

! iTunes

tagging

To tag the received song, press and hold

the

button. Connect an iPod

store the tagged song to the iPod

. When

the iPod

is connected to iTunes

, you

can purchase the tagged songs from the

Apple

iTunes Music Store.

For the models of iPod

that sup port

iTunes

tagging, refer to the following

website: www.hdradio.com/tagging.php?

id=itunes.

! HD Radio indicators

Each indicator illuminates under the fol-

lowing conditions.

. The

indicator illuminates while a

digital broadcast is received during the HD

Radio ON mode.

. The “TAG” indicator illuminates when

you can operate the iTunes

tagging.

. The “LIVE” indicator illuminates when

the “Ballgame” is received.

. The “STEREO” indicat or illuminates

when an FM stereo broadcast is received.

. The “PTY” indicator illuminates during

the PTY selection mode.

! About HD Radio

NOTE

. HD Radio Technology is a hybrid

broadcasting system that employs di-

gital and analog signals.

. When the vehicle moves outside the

digital broadcasting area (that is nar-

rower than th e analog broadcas ting

area due to the FCC output require-

ments), the radio reception automati-

cally changes from the digital signal to

the analog signal. When the vehicle

reenters the digital broadcasting area,

the radio reception automatically

changes from the analog signal to the

digital signal. When in a digital mode

the

Logo will be in orange on the

radio display.

. Depending on the broadcasting sta-

tion, a condition such as a sound delay,

echo effect or skipping so und may

occur. However, this does not indicate

a malfunction.

. 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 frequently switches the chan-

nels between the digital and analog

signals. However, this does not indi-

cate a mal function. If this frequ ent

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 conventional radio.

& Displaying radio PS (Pro-

gram Service Name) and RT

(Radio Text)

“TEXT” button

! Type A audio

If the PS (Program Service Name) and/or

RT (Radio Text) are available, pressing

the “TEXT” button will change the display

among PS, RT and frequency. The default

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 13 characters or longer,

press and hold the “TEXT” button in

order to change the page.

! Type B audio

Press the “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 fun ction is

turned o n, PSD provides additional

information about the broadcast. Text

data such as “Title” and “Artist” is

displayed on the screen.

. When the HD Radio fun ction 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).

& 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 stations stored in the

preset buttons are cleared. If this

occurs, it is necessary to reset the

preset buttons.

! Selecting preset stations

1. Select the preferred reception mode.

2. P ress the preferred pre set button

(from

to ) briefly.

! Auto-store (type B audio)

Using the Auto-store function, you can

automatically store 6 stations on the

current waveband (FM-AS or AM-AS) by

pressing and holding the

button.

Use Auto-store to quickly find the stron-

gest stations, for example when traveling

through different reception areas.

NOTE

. When the HD Radio function is

turned on, Auto-store cannot be used

while receiving a broadcasting station

with SPS (Supplemental Program Ser-

vice).

. When you use Auto-store, the new

stations replace any stations pre-

viously stored.

. Interrupting Auto-store: If you acci-

dentally press the

button, you can

cancel the Auto-store function before it

has been completed as follows.

– switching to the other source

mode

– pressing the

button

– switching to the other band

– turning the “TUN E/TRACK/CH”

dial

– pressing the “SCAN” button

! Displaying and selecting preset

stations (type B audio)

1. Press and hold the

button during

AM/FM reception to display the radio

screen.

2. Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

to select the stations.

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Audio/CD player operation

CD player operation

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” F5-20.

. If a disc is inserted during a radio

broadcast, the disc will interrupt the

broadcast.

. After the last song 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.

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

not supported, and if inserted, they will

be immediately ejected.

. 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)/999 (type B

audio)

& 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 MPEG1, 2 and 2.5 Layer3

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

22.05, 16, 12, 11.025, 8

. Bit rate (kbps): 8 to 320

. 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): 8 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): 8 to 320

. Number of channels: 1 to 2ch

& How to insert a CD

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 THE SAME

TIME.

& How to play back a CD

! When there is no CD inserted

Properly insert a CD. Refer to “How to

insert a CD” F5-16.

When a CD is loaded, the player will start

playback of the CD, beginning with the

first track.

! When CD is in the player

Each brief press of the

button will

change the modes in the following se-

quence.

*: 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

“TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial

Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial clock-

wise to skip to the beginning of the next

track. Each time the dial is turned, the

indicated track number will increase.

Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial counter-

clockwise to skip to the beginning of the

current track. Each time the dial is turned,

the indicated track number will decrease.

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.

& Fast-forwarding and rewind-

ing

Type A audio:

Fast-forward

Rewind

Type B audio:

Fast-forward

Rewind

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 button to stop

rewinding.

NOTE

. If you fast-forward to the end of the

last track, fast-forwarding will stop and

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Audio/CD player operation

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

To repeat a track, briefly press the follow-

ing button (“RPT” button) while the track is

playing.

Type A audio

Type B audio

Each time you briefly press the button, the

mode will change in the following se-

quences.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. T he “RPT” (type A audio)/“One

RPT” (type B audio) indication refers

to the repeat playback of a single track.

It repeats the track that is playing.

. The “F-RPT” (type A audio)/“Folder

RPT” (type B audio) indication refers to

the repeat playback of a folder. It

repeats the all of the tracks in the

folder. It is possible to select the

function when the MP3/WMA/AAC for-

mat track is playing.

To cancel the track repeat-play mode,

briefly press the “RPT” 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 (type A

audio).

& Random playback

To playback tracks at random, press the

following button (“RDM” button) while a

track is playing.

Type A audio*

Type B audio*

*1: Press and hold the button.

*2: Press the button briefly.

Each time you press the button, the mode

will change in the following sequences.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. The “RDM” (type A audio)/ “Track

RDM” (type B audio) 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 “F-RDM” (type A audio)/“Folder

RDM” (type B audio) indication refers

to the random playback in the folder. It

randomly repea ts the tracks in the

folder. It is possible to select the

function when an MP3/WMA/AAC for-

mat track is playing.

. The “D-RDM” 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 format track is playing.

To cancel the random playback mode,

press the “RDM” button again 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 (type A

audio).

& Scan (type A audio)

“SCAN” button

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 on the disk/folder have

been scanned, normal playback will be

resumed. 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” button.

. Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

. Press the “

” or “ ” side of the

“FOLDER/PTY/CAT” button.

. Press the

button.

. Tu rn off the power of the audio

equipment.

. Turn the ignition swi tch to the

“LOCK” (off) position.

& Display selection (type A

audio)

“TEXT” button

If you press the “TEXT” button during

playback, the disp lay will change as

shown in the following sequence.

For CD-DA:

For MP3/WMA/AAC:

! Page (track/folder title) scroll

If you press the “TEXT” button again and

hold it, the title will be scrolled so you can

see all of it.

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Audio/CD player operation

NOTE

. For type A audio, the display is

designed to show titles as shown in

the following items.

– When playing a CD-DA: 256 char-

acters

– When playing an MP3/WMA/AAC:

64 characters

– When playing an iPod

: 255

characters

. If no operations are performed for 10

seconds, the screen that was displayed

before pressing and holding the

“TEXT” button will be shown.

& Folder selection

NOTE

. Selecting folders 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,

pressing the “

” or “ ” side of the

“FOLDER/PTY/CAT” button starts play-

back beginning with the first track.

Press the following buttons briefly.

Type A audio:

To select the next

folder

To go back to the

previous folder

Type B audio:

To select the next

folder

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

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,

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 and this message

will be displayed. If the disc cannot be

ejected or this message remains dis-

played, please contact your SUBARU

dealer.

! When “CHECK DISC” is displayed

Press the

button to eject the disc.

Check that the disc is not damaged or

scratched, and also check that the disc is

inserted correctly. This m essage 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

MP3, WMA and AAC data formats. If the

disc cannot be ejected or this message

remains displayed, please contact your

SUBARU dealer.

Auxiliary input jack

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 present 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.

“CD/AUX” button

2. Press the “CD/AUX” button on the

audio control panel to select the AUX

mode. Refer to “When CD is in the player”

F5-17.

3. Play back the portable audio player.

Refer to the instruction manual for the

portable audio player.

NOTE

. The output sound of the portable

audio player is not loud, and the sound

via th e vehi cle’s speakers that are

connected to the vehicle au dio set

may be very low. If you turn up the

volume of the audio set, the volume

becomes louder. However, when you

change from one portable audio player

to another one, the volume levels via

the vehicle’s speakers may be signifi-

cantly louder compared to the prior

device. To avoid a large volume differ-

ence, turn down the volume when you

change between portable audio

players.

. In some cases, when the sound

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-

Audio/Auxiliary input jack

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Audio/Precautions to observe when handling a compact disc

cause of a bad connection between the

portable player and the vehicle audio

system. Try cleaning the stereo jack

and audio plug.

. If the 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. 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 wh en 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 hard 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

sunli ght, near heat ers or in vehicles

parked in the sun or on hot days.

Audio/Precautions to observe when handling a compact disc

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5-24

Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

USB storage device / iPod

operations

& Play file

Refer to “Play file” F5-16.

& 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 dir ectory 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

device: 130,560 (type A audio )/2,500

(type B audio)

NOTE

. HUB class USB memory cannot be

played.

. ATAPI subclass USB cannot be

played.

. For type A audio, High Speed USB

2.0 cannot be played.

. A USB memory that is powered by a

source other than the USB power

supply (for example, a n AC power

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

Model

Firmware

version

iPod

with video 1.3

classic 2.0.4

nano (1st generation) 1.3.1

nano (2nd generation) 1.1.3

nano (3rd generation) 1.1.3

nano (4th generation) 1.0.4

nano (5th generation) 1.0.2

nano (6th generation) 1.0

touch (1st generation) 3.1.3

touch (2nd generation) 3.1.3

touch (3rd generation) 4.1

touch (4th generation) 4.1

iPhone

1G 3.1.3

3G 3.1.3

3G S 3.1.3

4.1

CAUTION

Do not connect an iPod

other than

the previously stated models. Doing

so may result in a malfunction or

cause the device to experience a

thermal hazard.

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 drivi ng and coul d

lead to an accident.

CAUTION

. If the data stored in an iPod

deleted while it is connected to

the in-vehicle system, the data

cannot be recovered.

. 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 USB/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 differen t

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 of 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.

Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

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Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

The USB connector is located in the

center console. Use the connector to

connect a USB storage device/iPod

& How to play back

1. Connect a USB storage device/iPod

2. Press the

button. Each time you

briefly press the button, the mode will

change in the following sequence.

Type A audio:

*: Only when a Media Hub is connected.

Type B audio:

When the USB/iPod

mode is selected,

the player will start playback of the USB

storage device/iPod

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.

& 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” F5-17.

& 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” F5-17.

& Fast-forwarding and rewind-

ing

Fast-forwarding and rewinding are oper-

ated in the same way as for a CD. For

d etail s, refer to “Fast- forwarding and

rewinding” F5-17.

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 rewinding, rewindin g

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”

F5-18.

! When connecting iPod

Type A audio

Type B audio

Each time you briefly press the “RPT”

button, the mod e will change in the

following sequence.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

NOTE

. The “ALL RPT” indication refers to

the repeat playback of all tracks on the

entire iPod

. The “SONG RPT” (type A audio)/

“ONE RPT” (type B audio) indication

refers to the repeat playback of a single

track. It repeats the track that is play-

ing.

. When an audiobook is playing, the

mode does not change even if you

press the “RPT” button.

& Random playback

Type A audio*

Type B audio*

*1: Press and hold the button.

*2: Press the button briefly.

To playback tracks at random, press the

“RDM” button while a track is playing.

Each time you press the button, the mode

will change in the following sequence.

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” indication re-

fers to the random playback in the

folders. It randomly repeats all of the

tracks in the folder.

. The “ALL RDM” indication refers to

the random playback on the entire USB

storage device. It randomly repeats all

of the tracks on th e USB storage

device.

. The “ALBUM RDM” indication refers

to the shuffle playback of the album. It

sequentially plays back all of the tracks

on the album.

. The “SONG RDM” 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-

Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

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5-28

Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

fore, iPod

operation may be different

depending on the model of the con-

nected iPod

. When an audiobook or a podcast is

playing, the mode does not change

even if you press the “RDM” button.

To cancel the random playback mode,

press the “RDM” button and select CAN-

CEL. The “RDM” indication will turn off,

and the normal playback mode will re-

sume.

& SCAN (only when connecting

USB storage device) (type A

audio)

“SCAN” button

Scan is operated in the same way as for a

CD. For details, refer to “Scan (type A

audio)” F5-19.

NOTE

When an iPod

i s connected, yo u

cannot select the SCAN mode.

& Selecting category (only

when connecting iPod

)

When the

button is pressed briefly,

the iPod

menu will be displayed.

Each time you turn the “TUNE/TRACK/

CH” dial clockwise, the displayed category

will change in the following sequence.

Each time you turn the dial counterclock-

wise, the displayed category will change in

the opposite sequence.

Type A audio:

Type B audio:

To select the category, press the dial. To

close the iPod

menu, press and hold the

button. To return to the previous

screen, briefly press the

button.

& Display selection

If you press the

button during

playback, t he displa y will change as

shown in the following sequence.

! Page scroll

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

F5-19.

& Folder selection (only when

connecting USB storage de-

vice)

Refer to “Folder selection” F5-20.

NOTE

When an iPod

i s connected, yo u

cannot select a folder.

& Setting the playing speed

(only when the audiobook is

playing) (type B audio)

Each time you briefly press the

button (the “RPT” button) while the audio-

book is playing, the playing speed will

change in the following sequence.

& When the following mes-

sages are displayed

If one of the following messa ges 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.

! When “CHECK DEVICE” is dis-

played

This message is displayed under th e

following conditions.

. When there is a short in the USB bus

. When an unsupported device (for ex-

ample a USB mouse) is connected

. When an unsupported iPod

is con-

nected

. When a connected iPod

is frozen

. When a transmission malfunction oc-

curs

. When an iPod

confirmation malfunc-

tion occurs

. When a HUB class USB storage

device is connected

Disconnect the USB storage device/iPod

and check it.

! When “NO USB” is displayed (type

B audio)

This message is displayed under th e

following conditions.

. No USB storage devices/iPod

are

connected.

. An incompatible USB storage device/

iPod

is connected.

Connect a supported USB storage device/

iPod

! When “No song” is displayed (type

B audio)

This message is displayed when no

playable audio files are in the connected

USB storage device/iPod

. Connect a

USB storage device/iPod

that has play-

able audio files stored in it.

Audio/USB storage device / iPod

operations

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Audio/Audio control buttons

Audio control buttons

These buttons are located on the spokes

of the steering wheel. They allow the

driver to control audio functions without

taking his/her hands off the steering

wheel.

& MODE button

The “MODE” button is used to select the

preferred audio mode. Each time it is

pressed, the mode will change to the next

one in the following sequence:

*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.

! Models with Hands-free system

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

origi nal sound volume will return 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 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 the 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 USB/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.

& 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.

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 tradem arks of Bluetoot h

SIG, Inc.

This function enables you to play back

audio source s from Bluetooth

audio

devices. You need to register the Blue-

tooth

audio device in the system before

using it.

Audio/Bluetooth

audio

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Audio/Bluetooth

audio

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 d evices cannot be

connected if they are not compatible with

the following Bluetooth

profiles.

. A2DP (Advanced Aud io Distribution

Profile)

. AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control

Profile)

& Setting Bluetooth

audio

“MENU” button

(type A audio)

“TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial

Type A audio:

1. Select the “BT-A SETUP” menu by

pressing the “MENU” button. For details,

refer to “Other settings (type A audio)” F5-

2. Perform the following procedure by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

while “BT-A” is displayed.

Type B audio:

1. Select the “BT Audio Setup” menu by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial. For

details, refer to “Audio settings (type B

audio)” F5-8.

2. Perform the following procedure by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

while “BT Audio” is displayed.

NOTE

You cannot set Bluetooth

audio while

driving.

! Registering (pairing) device

NOTE

Only one device can be registered.

1. Select the following menu.

– “PAIR AUDIO” (type A audio)

– “Pair Audio Player” (type B audio)

If a device is already registered, “MEM-

ORY FULL” will be displayed and the

mode will change to the Bluetooth

audio

setting mode.

2. After the passkey is shown on the

display, input the passkey into the device.

– If you input the correct passkey,

“PAIRED” will be displayed and the

registration procedure will be finished.

– If you input an incorrect passkey,

“FAILED” will be displayed, the regis-

tration procedure will not be success-

ful and the mode will change to the

Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

NOTE

After the ignition switch is turned to the

“LOCK” (off) position, the registered

device will not be automatically con-

nected to the system even if the

ignition switch is turned to the “ACC”

or “ON” position.

! Selecting device

1. Select the following menu.

– “SELECT AUDIO” (type A audio)

– “Select Audio Player” (type B audio)

If no devices are registered, “EMPTY” will

be displayed and the mode will change to

the Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– If the device is connected, “SE-

LECTED” will be displayed and the

selecting procedure will be finished.

– If the device cannot be connected,

“FAILED” will be displayed and the

selecting procedure will not be suc-

cessful.

! 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 operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The new passkey will be displayed,

the passkey will be changed and the

mode will change to the Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

! Deleting device

1. Select the following menu.

– “DELETE AUDIO” (type A audio)

– “Delete Audio Player” (type B

audio)

If no devices are registered, “EMPTY” will

be displayed and the mode will change to

the Bluetooth

audio setting mode.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– “DELETED” will be displayed and

the mode will change to the Blue-

tooth

audio setting mode.

& Bluetooth

audio operation

NOTE

Depending on the connected device, it

may not activate as per the following

items or not work smoothly.

! How to play back

Press the

button and select the “BT-

A” (type A audio)/“BT Audi o” (type B

audio) mode.

! To select a track from its beginning

Select a track in the same way as for a

CD. Refer to “To select a track from the

beginning” F5-17.

! Repeating

Repeating is operated in the same way as

for a CD. Refer to “Repeating” F5-18.

Each time you briefly press the

button (type A audio)/ button (the

“RPT” button) (type B audio), the mode

will change in the following sequence.

! Random playback

Random playback is operated in the same

way as for a CD. Refer to “Ran dom

playback” F5-18. Each time you press

and hold the

button (type A audio)/

press the

button (the “RDM” button)

briefly (type B audio), the mode will

change in the following sequence.

! Display selection (type A audio)

Select an item to be displayed using the

same way as for a CD. Refer to “Display

selection (type A audio)” F5-19. Each

time you briefly press the

button, the

Audio/Bluetooth

audio

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Audio/Hands–free system

indication will change in the following

sequence.

! Folder selection

Select a folder in the same way as for a

CD. Refer to “Folder selection” F5-20.

Hands-free system (if

equipped)

NOTE

. For models with the genuine

SUBARU navigation system, refer to

the Owner’s Manual supplement for the

navigation system.

. When selling your 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.

You can use your cell phone without

touching it by using the Hands-free sys-

tem. To use the Hands-free system ,

connect a cell phone as follows.

When no cell phones are registered:

equipment. For details, refer to “When no

cell phones are registered ” F5-46. After

registering a phone, the phone will be

automatically connected to the in-vehicle

equipment.

When a cell phone is already regis-

tered:

The registered cell phone will be auto-

m atically connected to the in-vehicle

equipment when the ignition switch is

turned to the “ACC” or “ON” position while

carrying the cell phone.

When two cell phones or more are

already registered:

If the system detects a cell phone in the

passenger compartment which was pre-

viously connected to the in-vehicle equip-

ment when the ignition switch was last

turned to the “ACC” or “ON” position, the

system connects the cell phone automa-

tically to the in-vehicle equipment. You

can select the phone to be connected to

the in-vehicle equipment. For details, refer

to “Selecting a cell phone” F5-46.

After connecting a cell phone, you can use

the following functions.

Function Page

Making a phone call 5-47

Taking/declining an incoming

call

5-48

Registering phonebook data 5-48

Using and setting phonebook

data

5-50

Deleting data

5-50

Even when no cell phones are connected,

you may be able to set the following items.

Item Page

Security setting 5-51

Phone setting 5-52

System setting

5-53

& Safety precautions

WARNING

. For safety reasons, avoid operat-

ing a 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.

CAUTION

. Do not leave a cell phone in the

vehicle. The temperature in the

vehicle may become extremely

high and cause a malfunction of

the cell phone.

. When using a 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 being 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

by this equipment is in the 2.4

GHz zone. The FH-SS modulation

is employ ed as a modulation

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.

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Audio/Hands–free system

& 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

! Menu list of the Hands-free system

(when not using the voice com-

mand system)

1. Press the OFF hook switch to turn

on the Hands-free mode.

2. Turn the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial to

select a menu, and then press the dial to

enter the selected menu.

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

PHONE BOOK*

ADD ENTRY

BY VOICE Adding a new number by voice 5-48

BY PHONE Adding a new number by cell phone 5-48

MANUAL INPUT Adding a new number by inputting manually 5-49

CALL HISTORY Adding a new number from the call history 5-49

GO BACK

LIST NAMES — Showing the list of the names registered in the phonebook 5-50

CHANGE NAME — Changing a name registered in the phonebook 5-50

SET SPD DIAL/SET

SPEED DIAL

— Registering a speed dial 5-50

DELETE ENTRY — Deleting phonebook data 5-50

DEL SPD DIAL/DE-

LETE SPEED DIAL

— Deleting a registered speed dial 5-51

GO BACK —

REDIAL

DIAL — Redialing 5-47

STORE —

Adding a new number stored in the outgoing call history

memory

5-49

DELETE — Deleting a number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-51

GO BACK —

CALLBACK

DIAL — Dialing a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-47

STORE —

Adding a new number stored in the incoming call history

memory

5-49

DELETE — Deleting a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-51

GO BACK —

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

Audio/Hands–free system

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Audio/Hands–free system

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

SETUP SECURITY

SET PIN Setting a PIN code 5-51

PHBK LOCK*

PHONE BOOK

LOCK*

Locking the phonebook 5-51

PHBK UNLOCK*

PHONE BOOK UN-

LOCK*

Unlocking the phonebook 5-52

GO BACK

PHONE SETUP

PAIR PHONE Registering a new cell phone*

5-46

SELECT PHONE Selecting a cell phone to be used 5-46

CHANGE NAME Changing the registered name of the cell phone 5-52

LIST PHONES Showing the list of the registered cell phones 5-52

SET PASSKEY Changing the pass key 5-53

DELETE Deleting the registered cell phone 5-53

GO BACK

SYSTEM SETUP

GUIDANCE VOL/

GUIDANCE VOLUME

Setting the volume of the voice guidance 5-53

INITIALIZE Initialization 5-53

SEL LANGUAGE/SE-

LECT LANGUAGE

Selecting the language (using the Hands-free system) 5-53

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.

! Menu list of the Hands-free system

(when using voice command sys-

tem)

NOTE

Press the talk switch

and sa y

“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.

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Audio/Hands–free system

The commands available for the voice command system are listed in the following chart.

English:

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

Phone book* Add entry

By voice Adding a new number by voice 5-48

By phone Adding a new number by cell phone 5-48

Call history Adding a new number from call history 5-49

Go back

List names Showing the list of the names registered in the phonebook 5-50

Change name Changing a name registered in the phonebook 5-50

Set speed dial Registering a speed dial 5-50

Delete entry Deleting phonebook data 5-50

Delete speed dial Deleting a registered speed dial 5-51

Go back

Redial

Dial Redialing 5-47

Store Adding a new number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-49

Delete Deleting a number stored in the outgoing call history memory 5-51

Go back

Callback

Dial Dialing a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-47

Store Adding a new number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-49

Delete Deleting a number stored in the incoming call history memory 5-51

Go back

*: If a cell phone is not registered, you cannot use this command.

First menu Second menu Third menu Details Page

Setup Security

Set PIN Setting a PIN code 5-51

Phone book lock*

Locking the phonebook 5-51

Phone book unlock*

Unlocking the phonebook 5-52

Go back

Phone setup

Pair phone Registering a new cell phone*

5-46

Select phone Selecting a cell phone to be used 5-46

Change name Changing the registered name of the cell phone 5-52

List phones Showing the list of the registered cell phones 5-52

Set passkey Changing the pass key 5-53

Delete Deleting the registered cell phone 5-53

Go back

Dial by name Making a phone call by saying a name 5-47

Dial by number Making a phone call by saying a number 5-47

Outgoing*

Selecting an outgoing call history when adding a new number

from the call history

5-49

Incoming*

Selecting an incoming call history when adding a new number

from the call history

5-49

*1: If a PIN code is not registered, you cannot use these commands.

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

*3: Select the “Phone book” menu then select the “Add entry” menu. Only after then selecting the “Call history” menu will these menus become available

for use.

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Audio/Hands–free system

Français:

Premier menu Deuxième menu Troisième menu Détails Page

Registre* Ajouter l’entrée

Vocalement Ajout d’un nouveau numéro par la voix 5-48

Par téléphone Ajout d’un nouveau numéro par le téléphone cellulaire 5-48

Historique d’appels Ajout d’un nouveau numéro à partir de l’historique des appels 5-49

Retourner

Lister les noms Affichage de la liste des noms enregistrés dans le répertoire 5-50

Modifier le nom Changement du nom enregistré dans le répertoire 5-50

Configurer composition abrégée Enregistrement d’un appel rapide 5-50

Supprimer l’entrée Effacement de données du répertoire 5-50

Supprimer composition abrégée Effacement d’une composition rapide enregistrée 5-51

Retourner

Recomposer

Composer Rappel du dernier numéro 5-47

Enregistrer

Ajout d’un nouveau numéro enregistré dans la mémoire des

historiques des appels sortants

5-49

Supprimer

Suppression d’un numéro enregistré dans la mémoire des

historiques des appels sortants

5-51

Retourner

Rappel

Composer

Appel du numéro enregistré dans la mémoire des historiques

des appels entrants

5-47

Enregistrer

Ajout d’un nouveau numéro enregistré dans la mémoire des

historiques des appels entrants

5-49

Supprimer

Suppression d’un numéro enregistré dans la mémoire des

historiques des appels entrants

5-51

Retourner

*: Si un téléphone cellulaire n’est pas enregistré, vous ne pouvez pas utiliser cette commande.

Premier menu Deuxième menu Troisième menu Détails Page

Réglages Sécurité

Configurer NIP Réglage du code PIN 5-51

Verrouiller le registre*

Verrouillage du répertoire 5-51

Déverrouiller le registre*

Déverrouillage du répertoire 5-52

Retourner

Réglages du téléphone

Jumeler le téléphone Enregistrement d’un nouveau téléphone cellulaire*

5-46

Sélectionner le téléphone Sélection du téléphone cellulaire à utiliser 5-46

Modifier le nom Changement du nom enregistré du téléphone cellulaire 5-52

Lister les téléphones Affichage de la liste des téléphones cellulaires enregistrés 5-52

Configurer le passe-partout Changement du mot de passe 5-53

Supprimer Effacement d’un téléphone cellulaire enregistré 5-53

Retourner

Composer par nom Passer un appel en dictant le nom 5-47

Composer par numéro Passer un appel en dictant le numéro 5-47

Sortant*

Sélectionner un historique d’appels sortants lors de l’ajout

d’un nouveau numéro à partir de l’historique des appels

5-49

Entrant*

Sélectionner un historique d’appels entrants lors de l’ajout

d’un nouveau numéro à partir de l’historique des appels

5-49

*1: Si un code PIN n’est pas enregistré, vous ne pouvez pas utiliser ces commandes.

*2: Vous pouvez enregistrer jusqu’à 5 téléphones.

*3: Vous ne pouvez sélectionner ces menus qu’après avoir sélectionné, dans l’ordre, les menus “Registre”, “Ajouter l’entrée” puis “Historique d’appels”.

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Audio/Hands–free system

The other commands available for the voice command system are listed in the following chart.

Command

Details

English Français

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) —

* (star) * (étoile) —

12 # (pound) # (carré, dièse) —

13 + (plus) + (plus) —

14 cancel annuler Turning off the Hands-free system

help aide Listening to the help guidance

16 repeat répéter

Repeat the help guidance that you listened to before speaking the “repeat”

command.

17 mute sourdine Cutting the volume to zero

18 previous précédent

19 confirm confirmer

20 PHONE BOOK add entry

ajouter l’entrée dans le re-

gistre

Adding a new number

Command

Details

English Français

PHONE BOOK change

name

modifier le nom dans le

registre

Changing a name registered in the phonebook

22 PHONE BOOK delete entry

supprimer l’entrée du regis-

tre

Deleting phonebook data

23 PHONE BOOK list names lister les noms du registre Showing the list of the names registered in the phonebook

PHONE BOOK set speed

dial

configurer composition

abrégée pour le registre

Registering a speed dial

PHONE BOOK delete

speed dial

supprimer composition

abrégée pour le registre

Deleting a registered speed dial

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Audio/Hands–free system

! Preparation for using the Hands-

free system

! When no cell phones are regis-

tered

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.

1. Press the OFF hook switch

2. Select “ENGLISH”/“FRANÇAIS” by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

– “WELCOME!” will be displayed.

3. Press the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial or

the talk switch

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “ RECORD NAME”

menu.

– Press the talk switch

5. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– After “CAR M_MEDIA” (type A

audio)/“CAR MULTIMEDIA” (type B

audio) is displayed, a pass key will

be displayed.

7. Input the displayed pass key into the

cell phone while the following message is

displayed.

– “PKY: ****” (type A audio)

– “PASS KEY: ****” (type B audio)

NOTE

. If you input the correct pass key,

“PAIRED” will be displayed and the

registration procedure will be finished.

. If you input an incorrect pass key,

“FAILED” will be displayed and the

registration procedure will not be suc-

cessful.

. Up to 5 cell phones can be regis-

tered.

! Registering a cell phone

To register a cell phone to the in-vehicle

equipment, perform the following proce-

dure.

1. Select the “SETUP” menu.

2. Select the “PHONE SETUP” menu.

3. Select the “PAIR PHONE” menu.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “ RECORD NAME”

menu.

– Press the talk switch

5. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– After “CAR M_MEDIA” (type A

audio)/“CAR MULTIMEDIA” (type B

audio) is displayed, a pass key will

be displayed.

7. Input the displayed pass key into the

cell phone while the following message is

displayed.

– “PKY: ****” (type A audio)

– “PASS KEY: ****” (type B audio)

NOTE

. If you input the correct pass key,

“PAIRED” will be displayed and the

registration procedure will be finished.

. If you input an incorrect pass key,

“FAILED” will be displayed and the

registration procedure will not be suc-

cessful.

. Up to 5 cell phones can be regis-

tered.

! Selecting a cell phone

To select the registered cell phone for

connecting to the in-vehicle equipment,

perform the following procedure.

1. Select the “SETUP” menu.

2. Select the “PHONE SETUP” menu.

3. Select the “SELECT PHONE” menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” will be displayed and the

mo de will change to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

4. Select the cell phone by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

5. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– “SELECTED” will be displayed, the

selected cell phone will be connected

to the in-vehicle equipment and the

mode will change to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

– If the selected cell phone cannot be

connected, “FAILED” will be displayed

and the mode will change to the

“PHONE SETUP” mode.

! Making a phone call

! Making a phone call by saying

name

1. Select the top menu (phone menu).

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say “DIAL BY NAME”.

4. Press the talk switch

again.

5. Say the preferred name (voice tag) to

be called.

6. Select the “DIAL” menu.

! Making a phone call by saying

number

1. Select the top menu (phone menu).

2. Press the talk switch

3. Say “DIAL BY NUMBER”.

4. Press the talk switch

again.

5. Say the preferred phone number to be

called.

6. Select the “DIAL” menu.

! 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 will be shown on the

audio screen.

! Redial

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Press the OFF hook switch

3. Select the preferred number by turning

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Press the OFF hook switch

– Press the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial,

then select the “DIAL” menu.

! Callback

1. Select the “CALL BACK” menu.

2. Press the OFF hook switch

3. Select the preferred number by turning

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Press the OFF hook switch

– Press the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial,

then 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”

F5-50.

! Top redial

1. Select the top menu (phone menu).

2. Press the OFF hook switch

and

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load the outgoing call history.

3. Select the “DIAL” menu.

! Taking a phone call and declining

an incoming call

To take a phone call: Press the OFF

hook switch

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 voice guidance

volume. Refer to “Volume control switch”

F5-31.

! 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

! Registering phonebook data

NOTE

The maximum number of phonebook

entries that can be registered in the

phonebook is 50.

! 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/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and t he mode w ill change to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

! Registering by phone

1. Select the “BY PHONE” menu.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “TRANSFER” will be dis-

played.

3. Transfer the data from the cell phone.

For details about transferring the data,

refer to the instruction manual of the cell

phone.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

5. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and t he mode w ill change to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

! Registering by inputting manu-

ally

1. Select the “MANUAL INPUT” menu by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” 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/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

4. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

5. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and the mode will change to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

NOTE

While inputting the phone numbers, if

“GO BACK” (type A audio)/“BS” (type

B audio) is chosen using the “TUNE/

TRACK/CH” dial, the character that was

input last will be deleted.

! Registering from call history

1. Select the “CALL HISTORY” menu.

2. Select “OUTGOING” or “INCOMING”

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

4. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

5. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and the mode will chan ge to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

! Registering from redial

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the “STORE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and t he mode w ill change to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

! Registering from call back

1. Select the “CALL BACK” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the “STORE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

5. Perform either of the following proce-

dures.

– Select the “RECORD NAME” menu

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

6. Say the name (voice tag) to be

registered.

7. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “STORED” will be displayed

and t he mode w ill change to the

registering speed dial mode. Refer to

“Registering speed dial” F5-49.

! Registering speed dial

1. After registering phonebook data, se-

lect the “SPEED DIAL” menu.

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2. Press the preset button (from to

) 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.

! Using and setting phonebook data

! 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. Select the registered data by perform-

ing either of the following procedures.

– Press the talk switch

– Operate the “TUNE/TRAC K/CH”

dial.

3. After “SELECTED” is displayed, you

can select the following menus.

. “DIAL” to make a phone call

. “CHANGE NAME” to change the name

(voice tag)

. “SET SPD DIAL”/“SET 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

NOTE

. After “LIST NAMES” is selected, if

the OFF hook switch

is pushed, the

selected number will be called.

. After “LIST NAMES” is selected, if

no operation is performed, the mem-

ories will be displayed and voice tags

will be spoken. After all memories/

voice tags are displayed/spoken,

“END OF LIST ” will be displayed and

the mode will change to the “PHONE

BOOK” menu mode.

! Changing voice tag

1. Select the “CHANGE NAME” menu.

2. Select the phone number by perform-

ing either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu (only

after saying the voice tag).

– Then the selected phone number/

name will be displayed.

4. Press the talk switch

5. Say the new voice tag.

6. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “CHANGED” will be dis-

played.

! Set speed dial

1. Select th e “SET SPD DIAL”/“SET

SPEED DIAL” menu.

2. Select the phone number by perform-

ing either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu (only

after saying the voice tag).

4. Press the preset button (from

) to which you want to register the

phone number.

! Deleting data

! 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/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “DELETED” will be displayed

and the selected phonebook data will

be 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” menu.

– Then “DELETED” will be displayed

and the selected speed dial will be

deleted.

! Deleting the redial data

1. Select the “REDIAL” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the “DELETE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “DELETED” will be displayed

and the selected redial data will be

deleted.

! Deleting the callback data

1. Select the “CALLBACK” menu.

2. Select the phone number by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Select the “DELETE” menu.

4. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– Then “DELETED” will be displayed

and the selected callback data will be

deleted.

& Bluetooth

setting

! Security setting

After selecting the “SECURITY” menu,

perform the following procedures.

! Setting PIN code

The PIN code is a 4-digit number and is

used when locking the phonebook.

1. Select the “SET PIN” menu.

– Then “CURRENT PIN?” will be

displayed.

2. Input the current PIN code by perform-

ing either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

4. Input the new PIN code by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

5. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

! Locking the phonebook

CAUTION

After locking the phonebook, you

cannot unlock the phonebook with-

out inputting the PIN code. Do not

forget the PIN code after locking the

phonebook.

1. Sel ect the “PHBK LOCK”/“PHONE-

BOOK LOCK” menu.

– Then “CURRENT PIN?” will be

displayed.

2. Input the PIN c ode by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– If the inputted PIN code is correct,

“LOCKED” will be displayed and the

phonebook will be locked.

NOTE

While the phonebook is locked, if the

operation restricted menu is selected,

“PHBK LOCK” will be displayed.

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! Unlocking the phonebook

NOTE

If you have forgotten your PIN code

and/or are somehow unable to unlock

the phonebook, the phonebook lock

can be released by initializing the

registered data and re-setting the PIN

code. However, initializing the data will

cause all data registered in the hands-

free system, such as the registration

devices and phonebook data, to be

erased. For initialization, refer to “In-

itializing the registered data” F5-53.

1. Select the “PHBK UNLOCK”/ “ PHONE-

BOOK UNLOCK” menu.

– Th en “CURRENT PIN?” will be

displayed.

NOTE

If the phonebook is not locked, “UN-

LOCK” will be displayed and the mode

will change to the security mode.

2. Input the PIN code by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRAC K/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the number.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– If the inputted PIN code is correct,

“UNLOCKED” will be displayed and

the phonebook will be unlocked.

! Phone setup

After selecting the “PHONE SETUP”

menu, perform the following procedures.

! Setting pair phone

Refer to “Registering a cell phone” F5-46.

! Selecting phone

Refer to “Selecting a cell phone” F5-46.

! Changing the voice tag of the cell

phone

1. Select the “CHANGE NAME” menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” will be displayed and the

mode will change to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

2. Select the cell phone by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

3. Register the voice tag. For details,

refer to “Preparation for using the Hands-

free system” F5-46.

! List phones function

The cell phone voice tags saved in the cell

phone list are spoken by using the list

phones function.

1. Select the “LIST PHONES” menu.

– If no cell phones are registered,

“EMPTY” will be displayed and the

mo de will change to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

2. Registered cell phones are displayed

in the saved order. While displayed, if the

“TUNE/TRACK /CH” dial is turned, the

next registered cell phone will be dis-

played. Press the ON hook button

close the Hands-free menu.

3. Sel ect a cell phone by performing

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

4. After “SELECTED” is displayed, you

can select the following menus.

. “SELECT PHONE ” to connect the

selected cell phone

. “CHANGE NAME” to change the voice

tag

. “DELETE” to delete 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

either of the following procedures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRAC K/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the passkey.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– The new passkey will be displayed,

the passkey will be changed and the

mode will change to the “PHONE

SETUP” mode.

! Deleting registered cell phone

from the list

1. Select the “DELETE” menu.

2. Select a cell phone to be deleted by

performing either of the following proce-

dures.

– Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH”

dial.

– Press the talk switch

and say

the voice tag.

3. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– “DELETED” will be displayed, the

data will be deleted and the mode will

change to the “PHONE SETUP”

mode.

! System setup

After selecting the “SYSTEM SE TUP”

menu, perform the following procedures.

Select the following menus by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

! Setting guidance volume

To set the guidance volume, perform the

following procedure.

1. Select the “GUIDANCE VOL”/“GUI-

DANCE VOLUME” menu.

2. Set the guidance volume by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

! Initializing the registered data

To initialize the registered data, perform

the following procedure.

1. Select the “INITIALIZE” menu.

2. Select the “CONFIRM” menu.

– First “PLEASE WAIT”, then “INITI-

ALIZED” will be displayed. The regis-

tered data will be initialized and the

mode will change to the last mode.

! Selecting language

To select the languag e, perfor m the

following procedure.

1. Select the “SEL L ANGUAGE”/“SE-

LECT LANGUAGE” menu.

2. Select the preferred language by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

& 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 proximity of

each other. The cell phone can be used

with it left in the breast pocket or bag.

NOTE

. Th e Hands-free system may not

operate properly under the following

conditions.

– The cell phone is turned off.

– The c ell phone is n ot 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

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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 ig nition switch 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 con-

tinued 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 continued 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

. 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.

NOTE

This device complies with Part 15 of

the FCC Rules and RSS-Gen of IC

Rules. Operation i s subject to the

following two conditions: (1) this de-

vice may not cause harmful interfer-

ence, and (2) this device must accept

any inte rference received, including

interference that may cause undesired

operation.

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 co mmunications, if it is not

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 off and on, the u ser is

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 ex peri-

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 environment 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 tran smitter mus t not be co-

located or operated in conjunction with

any other antenna or transmitter.

! Mexico models

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Audio/Screensaver (type B audio)

! Paraguay models

. Vendor: Tokyo Motors S.A.

. Vendor address: Avda. Eusebio Ayala

4649 kg 5 1/2 Asuncion, Paraguay

Screensaver (type B audio)

If the following operations are not per-

formed for more than 30 seconds while

the audio is ON, the screensaver will be

displayed.

. Operate any button or dial

. Shift the shift lever/select lever to the

“R” position

. A cell phone registered in the Hands-

free system is called

If one of the fo llowing operations is

performed, the screensaver turns off and

the operation screen will be displayed.

. A cell phone registered in the Hands-

free system is called

If one of the fo llowing operations is

performed, the screensaver turns off.

However, the operation screen will not

be displayed.

. Operate any button or any dial in a

condition other than the following condi-

tions

– Pressing the

button while a

mode other t han the CD mode is

selected

– Pressing the volume control buttons

of the audio control buttons

– Pressing the power switch

. Insert a CD (except reloading a CD)

. Connect a USB storage device or an

iPod

NOTE

The screensaver is not displayed under

the following conditions.

. While the ignition switch is in the

“LOCK” (off) position

. While the audio is OFF

. While the screen is OFF

. While talking on a cell phone regis-

tered in the Hands-free system

. While setting the audio

. While seek tuning, PTY group tun-

ing, scan tuning or auto-storing while

the FM/AM radio is on.

. While the rear view camera is being

used

& Downloading pictures

Perform the following procedure to down-

load a picture to be used as screensaver.

1. Connect a USB storage device. Refer

to “Connecting USB storage de vice /

iPod

” F5-25.

2. Select the “Picture Download” menu

by operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

For details, refer to “Audio settings (type B

audio)” F5-8.

3. Select the preferred JPEG file by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

4. Select “Wide” or “Normal” by operating

the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

NOTE

. JPEG files that are 10 MB or less can

be saved.

. If the file name is too long, the file

may not be saved.

. Up to two JPEG files can be saved in

the in-vehicle equipment.

. If the aspect ratio of the displayed

picture is 16:9, “Wide” cannot be

selected.

. If the aspect ratio of the displayed

picture is 4:3, “Normal” canno t be

selected.

& Selecting pictures

1. Select the “Picture Select” menu by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial. For

details, refer to “Audio settings (type B

audio)” F5-8.

– If no pictures are saved, “No Data”

will be displayed. Press the

button to return to the “Screen Saver”

mode.

2. Select the preferred picture by operat-

ing the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

& Erasing pictures

1. Select the “Picture Erase” menu by

operating the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial. For

details, refer to “Audio settings (type B

audio)” F5-8.

– If no pictures are saved, “No Data”

will be displayed. Pre ss the

button to return to the “Screen Saver”

mode.

2. Select the preferred picture by operat-

ing the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial.

3. Operate the “TUNE/TRACK/CH” dial

to select “OK” to erase the picture or

“Cancel” to cancel the operation.

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