Hyundai Mobis ATB41HSAN User manual

CAR INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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[ This guide covers specications for all vehicle models, including optional specications, and is based on the latest version of system
software.
[ The design and specication of the system may change without prior notice for performance improvement.
[ In order to improve the product performance, the functions and services in this manual are subject to change without notice. In case of
software update, the screens in this manual may dier from actual ones on the product.
[ For more information about the functions and services updated for performance improvement, access the online user's manual.
[ Functions and services in this manual may dier from those in the actual vehicle. For more details, refer to the owner’s manual or brochure
of your vehicle.
[ Your system is not compatible with the system software and map data for regions outside of the country of purchase.
Car Infotainment System
User’s Manual

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Available materials for operation
Quick
Reference
Guide
Provided in the format of a booklet. It provides brief information of the system,
including basic controls and main functions.
User's
Manual on
Web
To see the information while using the system, touch Menu >User's Manual on Web
(QR Code). By scanning the QR code with your smartphone, you can access the online
user's manual.

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Symbols in this User’s Manual
Warning Indicates very important information directly related to user safety. Failure to follow
instructions may cause serious injury.
Caution Indicates important information directly related to user safety. Failure to follow
instructions may cause minor injury or vehicle damage or breakdown.
Note Indicates helpful information for operation of the product.
If equipped Indicates descriptions for optional features, which may not be available on your specic
vehicle depending on the model or trim level.
This guide covers specications for all vehicle models, including optional specications.
It may include descriptions for features that are not equipped in your vehicle or are
unavailable for your vehicle model.
HEV only Displays only the functions that can be used in a hybrid vehicle.
PHEV only Displays only the functions that can be used in a plug-in hybrid vehicle.
EV only Displays only the functions that can be used in an electric vehicle.

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Be sure to keep the following instructions. Otherwise, it may
cause serious injury or accident.
ÝDriving
Obey all trac laws while driving.
Relying solely on the navigation system may cause violation of trac rules
and regulations, resulting in an accident.
In order to check the vehicle speed, see the speedometer rst,
not the speed on the navigation system.
The speed on the navigation system may dier from actual vehicle speed.
While driving, refrain from watching the screen.
An accident may occur by negligence in keeping your eyes forward.
To manipulate the screen or buttons requiring multiple steps, be sure to
stop your vehicle.
To use your mobile phone, rst stop your vehicle.
When you use your mobile phone while driving, it may disperse your
attention, resulting in an accident.
If necessary, use handsfree (Bluetooth) calling when driving and minimize
the call time.
Make sure that the volume of the phone is suciently low so
that the external sound is audible.
When you drive with no external sound present may cause a trac accident.
When you drive for a long time with a loud audio volume, it may aect your
hearing.
For emergency services (e.g. hospital, re station), do not rely
solely on the navigation system.
Some emergency services may not be included in the navigation map.
Check relevant information in advance to stay prepared for an emergency.
ÝSystem handling
Do NOT arbitrarily disassemble or modify the system.
It may cause an accident, re, or electric shock.
Exercise caution to make sure that no liquid or foreign
materials enter the system.
It may cause smoke generation, re ignition, or system failure.
When the screen is not displayed, the volume is muted, or
other system failures occur, immediately stop using the
system.
Otherwise, it may cause re, electric shock, or fatal system failure.
AAIf you experience any problems with the system, contact your
place of purchase or dealer.
Safety Warnings

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Ü System handling
Do NOT apply excessive force to the system.
When you apply excessive pressure to the screen, the LCD panel or touch
panel may get damaged.
To clean the screen or button panel, rst turn o the vehicle
and then use a dry, soft cloth to wipe it.
Do not wipe using a rough or hard cloth, chemical ber, organic solvent (e.g.
alcohol, benzene, thinner), or air freshener. The panel surface may become
scratched or damaged due to a chemical reaction.
When you install an air freshener on the air conditioner vent,
the surface may be deformed due to leakage.
AAIf you experience any problems with the system, contact your
place of purchase or dealer.
Be sure to keep the following instructions. Otherwise, it may
cause minor injury or system damage.
Ü Operation
Use the system with the vehicle started.
When you use the system for a long time with the vehicle stopped, it may
cause battery discharge.
Do NOT arbitrarily install an unauthorized aftermarket
product in your vehicle.
Using unapproved products may cause an error while using the system.
System errors caused by installing unapproved products are not covered
under the warranty.
Safety Precautions

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Contents
01
System overview
Component names and functions 1-2
Control panel 1-2
Steering wheel remote control 1-3
Turning the system on or o 1-4
Turning on the system 1-4
Turning o the system 1-5
Using the touch screen 1-6
“Touch” gesture 1-7
“Touch and hold” gesture 1-7
“Slide” gesture 1-8
“Drag” gesture 1-8
“Swipe” gesture 1-9
“Spread/pinch” gesture 1-9
Using the Home screen 1-10
Home screen 1-10
Editing widgets on the Home screen 1-11
Editing icons on the Home screen 1-11
Seeing the all menus screen 1-12
Using the split screen 1-12
Opening the split screen 1-12
Editing the split screen 1-13
Closing the split screen 1-13
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Useful functions
Using the First Run Setup 2-2
Using the phone projection function 2-4
Pairing to an Android smartphone via Android Auto 2-4
Pairing to an iPhone via Apple CarPlay 2-6
Using the phone projection function
(for both wired and wireless) 2-8
Conguring the phone projection connections settings 2-9
Pairing to an Android smartphone via Android Auto 2-10
Pairing to an iPhone via Apple CarPlay 2-12
Using the driving assist display 2-14
Using the rear-view display 2-14
Surround View Monitor 2-16
Using the climate control system 2-18

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Using the rear-seat climate control system 2-19
Using the Driver Talk mode in the rear seat 2-20
Using the Quiet mode in the rear seat 2-21
Using the sound mood lamp 2-22
Playing Sounds of Nature 2-23
Using the HD Radio Data 2-24
Seeing trac information by using HD radio data 2-24
Seeing weather information by using HD radio data 2-25
Seeing weather information by using Doppler weather radar 2-26
Seeing fuel price information by using HD radio data 2-26
Seeing the driving information 2-27
Seeing notications 2-27
Using the Hybrid menu 2-28
Hybrid screen 2-28
Seeing the fuel economy information 2-29
Seeing the energy ows 2-30
Using the Plug-in Hybrid menu 2-33
Plug-in Hybrid screen 2-33
Checking the drivable range under the remaining
battery amount 2-34
Searching for nearby charging stations 2-35
Seeing the energy information 2-36
Using the charging management features 2-37
Setting the departure time 2-38
Seeing the eco-driving information 2-40
Seeing the energy ows 2-42
Using the Electric Vehicle menu 2-44
Electric Vehicle screen 2-44
Checking the drivable range 2-45
Seeing the energy information 2-47
Using the charging management features 2-48
Seeing the eco-driving information 2-52
Conguring the EV settings 2-54
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Radio
Listening to the radio 3-2
Radio screen 3-2
Changing the radio mode 3-4
Changing the radio channel 3-4
Saving the current radio channel 3-5
Editing the radio channel list 3-6
Listening to HD Radio™ 3-7
HD Radio™ Technology 3-7
Listening to SiriusXM™ radio 3-8
Changing to SiriusXM mode 3-8
Searching for SiriusXM radio channels 3-10
Selecting channels by using channel numbers 3-10
Seeing the program schedule 3-11
Listening to Featured Favorites channels 3-11

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Using the address book 5-22
Registering a searched place as a favorite place 5-22
Registering the current position as a favorite place 5-24
Registering a frequently visited place as a favorite place 5-24
Setting a registered favorite place as a destination 5-25
Registering a frequently visited place as a destination 5-25
Editing the registered place 5-26
Deleting a registered favorite place(s) 5-26
Importing/exporting the address book 5-27
Searching for gas stations 5-27
Searching for EV (Electric Vehicle) charging stations 5-28
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Phone
Connecting a Bluetooth device 6-2
Registering a device 6-3
Connecting a registered device 6-4
Disconnecting a registered device 6-6
Deleting a registered device 6-6
Making a call via Bluetooth 6-7
Dialing from the recent call list 6-7
Dialing from the favorites list 6-9
Dialing from the contacts 6-11
Using the dial pad 6-13
Dialing with voice recognition 6-15
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Media
Using media 4-2
Listening to music from a USB device 4-2
Listening to music via Bluetooth 4-7
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Navigation
Navigation functions 5-2
Navigation Menu overview 5-2
Finding a route easily 5-3
Map screen 5-6
Adjusting the navigation volume 5-8
Stopping the route guidance 5-9
Seeing trac Information 5-9
Various ways to nd routes 5-10
Searching by keyword 5-10
Searching by previous destinations 5-12
Searching for Kia Dealerships 5-13
Searching the nearby points of interest 5-14
Searching for restaurants 5-17
Searching for emergency services 5-17
Editing the route 5-18
Changing the route search criteria 5-21
Avoiding specic zones 5-22

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UVO
UVO service 8-2
Service restrictions 8-2
Subscribing to the service 8-3
Running the UVO 8-4
Contacting for roadside assistance 8-5
Using the received location information 8-6
Diagnosing the vehicle 8-7
Checking maintenance service intervals 8-8
Contacting the UVO Center 8-8
Using Voice Local Search 8-9
Conguring the UVO settings 8-9
Accepting an incoming call over Bluetooth 6-15
Rejecting a call 6-16
Using functions during a call 6-16
Checking a new message over Bluetooth 6-18
Checking a new message 6-18
Checking a new message from the list 6-19
Sending a text by using the voice recognition 6-20
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Voice functions
Voice recognition 7-2
Using the voice recognition 7-2
Seeing the voice recognition help 7-4
Available voice commands 7-6
POI names 7-11
Using the Siri Eyes Free 7-19
Voice Memo 7-20
Using the voice memos 7-20
Recording a voice memo 7-21
Playing a voice memo 7-21

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Steering Wheel MODE Button 9-19
Home Screen 9-20
Split Screen 9-21
My Data 9-21
Extend Rear Camera Use 9-21
Conguring the sound settings 9-22
Position 9-22
Volume 9-23
Advanced 9-23
Tone 9-24
Priority 9-24
Navigation Volume 9-25
Reset 9-26
Turning on/o the screen touch sound 9-26
Conguring the voice recognition settings 9-26
Use Network 9-27
Guidance 9-27
Conguring the navigation settings 9-28
Display 9-28
Guidance 9-30
Others 9-30
Conguring the UVO settings 9-32
Activate UVO 9-32
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Settings
Conguring the vehicle settings 9-2
Head-Up Display 9-2
Driver Assistance 9-3
Drive Mode 9-7
Climate 9-9
Lights 9-10
Door 9-10
Cluster 9-11
Convenience 9-12
Seat 9-13
Reset 9-14
Conguring the device connection settings 9-14
Device Connections 9-15
Auto Connection Priority 9-15
Bluetooth 9-15
System Info 9-16
Reset 9-16
Conguring the data/network settings 9-17
Wi-Fi Hotspot 9-17
Conguring the advanced system settings 9-18
Return to Map: Set Time 9-18
TUNE Knob Function 9-19
Custom Button ☆ 9-19

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Driver assistance
Driver Assistance 10-2
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Appendix
Solutions 11-2
System status indicator icons 11-9
FAQ 11-11
Product specications 11-13
Important information 11-18
Index 11-20
Trademarks 11-25
Open Source Information 11-26
911 Connect 9-33
Modem Information 9-34
Modem Status 9-34
Conguring the user prole settings 9-34
Prole Settings 9-34
Conguring the general system settings 9-35
Date/Time 9-35
Language 9-36
Keyboard 9-37
Units 9-37
Screen Saver 9-38
SW Info/Update 9-38
System Info 9-39
Conguring the display settings 9-40
Mode 9-40
Illumination 9-41
Blue Light Filter 9-41
Reset 9-42
Conguring the media settings 9-42
Media Change Notications 9-42
Repeat Folder 9-43
Updating the system software and map 9-43

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System overview
Component names and functions
Turning the system on or o
Using the touch screen
Using the Home screen
Seeing the all menus screen
Using the split screen

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NAV button Moves to the navigation/route screen.
When you press and hold the
button, the Places screen appears.
>See “Searching by keyword.”
RADIO button Turns on the radio.
When you press the button
repeatedly with the radio turned
on, it toggles between FM, AM and
SiriusXM modes.
MEDIA button Run the media.
Press and hold to display the media
selection window.
SEEK/TRACK
button
While listening to the radio, change
the station.
While playing media, change the
track/le. Press and hold to rewind or
fast forward (except for the Bluetooth
audio mode).
Custom button
()
Runs the user-dened function.
Press and hold the button to display
the Custom Button settings screen.
>See “Custom Button ☆.”
SETUP button Displays the Settings screen.
When you press and hold the button
the SW Info/Update screen appears.
>See “SW Info/Update.”
Component names and
functions
The following describes the part names and controls on the
control panel and steering wheel.
Control panel
AAThe shape may dier depending on the vehicle model and
specications. For more information, see “Quick Reference
Guide” that is separately provided.
POWER button
(POWER/PWR)/
VOLUME knob
(VOLUME/VOL)
Press the button to turn on or o the
Radio/Media.
Press and hold the button to turn o
the screen and sound.
Turn the knob left or right to adjust
the system volume.
Turn the knob while hearing voice
navigation to adjust the volume.
MAP button Returns to the current location on the
map.
When pressed while in guidance on
the map screen, the voice guidance is
repeated.

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Steering wheel remote control
AAThe shape may dier depending on the vehicle model and
specications. For more information, see “Quick Reference
Guide” that is separately provided.
Voice Recognition
button
()
Press to start voice recognition
and press and hold to end voice
recognition.
Press and hold to start or end
voice recognition of a connected
smartphone via phone projection.
(The button’s operation may
vary depending on smartphone
specications.)
MODE button Press the button repeatedly to
change the system mode (radio,
media, etc.).
Press and hold the button to display
the settings for the Steering wheel
MODE button: >see “Steering Wheel
MODE Button.”
Volume lever/
button (+/-)
Volume adjustment.
Mute button
()
Press the button to mute or unmute
the volume (except for navigation
sound).
Press the button to pause or resume
playback.
TUNE knob/
FILE knob/
ENTER button
Turn the knob to change the
frequency and channel while listening
to the radio.
Turn the knob while playing media to
scan for music or le.
Press the button to select a channel,
music, or le during a search.
Turn the knob on the map screen to
zoom in or out the map (if activated).
>See “TUNE Knob Function.”
When you press and hold the button,
the TUNE Knob Function screen
appears. >See “TUNE Knob Function.”
System Reset
button
Restarts the system.

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Turning the system on or o
The following explains how to turn on or o the system. Before
using the system, be sure to read the user's manual for safe and
convenient manipulation.
Turning on the system
1 Turn on the vehicle.
2 When a safety warning message appears, read it
and touch Conrm.
AATo change the display language, touch Language.
Type A
Move lever/button
(/ )
While listening to the radio, switch
between the stations on the preset
list. Press and hold to search for a
station.
While playing media, change the
track/le. Press and hold to rewind or
fast forward (except for the Bluetooth
audio mode).
Call button
()
Before connection of Bluetooth: Press
to display the Bluetooth connection
window.
After connection of Bluetooth: Press
to display the recent calls list, press
and hold to redial the last number,
and press for an incoming call to
answer it.
On a Bluetooth call: Press to switch
to Call Waiting and press and hold
to switch between the system and
mobile phone.
End Call button
()
During a Bluetooth call, press to end
the call.
Press to ignore a call with the
Bluetooth connected.

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ÝWarning
Driving while distracted can result in a loss of vehicle control
that may lead to an accident, severe bodily injury, or death.
The driver's primary responsibility is the safe and legal
operation of the vehicle, and the use of any vehicle systems,
including the touch screen and steering wheel controls, which
take the driver's eyes, attention, and focus away from the safe
operation of the vehicle, or which are not permissible by law,
should never be used during the operation of the vehicle.
Some functions may not be active while driving to ensure
safety. Those functions run only when the vehicle is stationary.
In order to use them, rst stop the vehicle.
When the screen is not displayed, the volume is muted, or
other system failures occur, immediately stop using the
system. When you use the faulty system continuously, it may
cause re, electric shock, or fatal system failure.
Type B
AA The screen may dier depending on the vehicle model and
specications.
AATo set the user prole, note the following. >See “Using the First
Run Setup (if equipped)”
Turning o the system
To turn o the system while driving, press and hold
the Power button on the panel.
The screen and sound will be turned o.
AATo use the system again, press the Power button.
AAWhen a specied period of time elapses after turning o the
vehicle, the system automatically shuts down. When you open
the driver's door, the system immediately shuts down.

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Using the touch screen
This system is equipped with a touch-enabled screen. You can use
various practices by using this feature.
ÝWarning
Do not use the touch screen while driving as this will divert your
attention away from the safe operation of the vehicle. You may
lose your steering control which could cause an accident and
severe bodily injuries.
Ü Caution
Do not press the touch screen with excessive force or a sharp
object. The touch screen may become damaged.
Be careful for the touch screen not to contact any electrically
charged object. Static or other electric shock may cause the
system to malfunction or damage the touch screen.
AAThe touch screen does not respond when you are wearing
gloves. Take o the gloves or wear electrostatic touch gloves.
Ü Caution
The system can be turned on even when the ignition switch is
in “ACC” or “ON.” However, when you use the system without
turning on the vehicle for a long time, it may cause battery
discharge. To use the system for a long time, be sure to turn
on the vehicle.
When you use the system with the vehicle turned o, the
battery warning message appears. The warning message
disappears as soon as you turn on the vehicle.
AAThe screen may dier depending on the vehicle model and
specications.
AAWhen you turn o and on the vehicle, the system is turned on
with the mode and settings used when the vehicle was turned
o.
AATo prevent audio from playing loud when you turn on the
vehicle, adjust the system volume to an adequate level.
AATo automatically decrease the system volume, move to the All
Menus screen and touch Setup >Sound >Priority >Start-
up Volume Limit to set the function. >See “Start-up Volume
Limit.”