Hyundai MP3-05A User manual

INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
MP3.OsA/G/TU
MP3/U
S
B/AUX/B
LUETOOTH
CDPLAYER
WITH
AM/FM
RADIO
$ Bluetooth'

Beforeoperatingthe unit,
please
readthis
manualthoroughly
and retainit for future
reference
1.OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS Page03
Page04
Page21
Page24
Page25
Page26
Page29
Page30
Page31
Page33
Page34
Page35
5. RADIO
12.PRODUCT
ANDWARRANTYSERVICE
13. MP3/WMA
INFORMATION ----- Page36
2. BLUETOOTH
3. GENERAL ------------
4.ANTI-THEFTSECURITY
CODE
6. CDPLAYER
7. USB
PLAYER
8.AUX
PLAYER
9. FIRMWARE
UPGRADE
10.
HANDLINGCOMPACT
DISCS
11.ERRORDISPLAY
14.WARNINGS
ANDPRECAUTIONS
15.SPECIFICATIONS
Page37
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- ScanMode)
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(RPT
- RepeatMode)
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- Random
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Note:
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usedthroughout
this
manual,
torefer
toeach
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Introduction
r UsingBluetoothwirelesstechnology 05
r Bluetoothindicatorsshown
onthe
radiodisplay ------ - 06
) Bluetoothindicator 06
) Batterystrengthindicator 06
) Signallevelindicator 06
1.BluetoothFunction
1.1.Registeringa Bluetoothmobile phone
ormusic
player 07
1.'1.1.Pairingmode 07
1.1.2.
Setting
your
Bluetoothdevice
topairing mode 0B
1.2.
DisconnectingaBluetooth
device ------- 08
1.3.
Selectinga Bluetooth device
- 09
1.4.Deletinga previouslypaired
Bluetooth
device 10
1.5.Basictelephone
operation 11
'l
.5.1.
UsingtheHyundaiBluetoothradio
forhands-free
calls 11
1.5.2.Lastnumber
redial 11
1.5.3.
Switchingto
private(handset)
mode
duringacall 11
2.PhonebookFunction
2.1.Usingthe
phonebook
--- 12
2.2.f rans'ferring
entries
from
a mobile
phone
to
the
radio
phonebook 13
2.3.Managing
the
phonebook
--- 15
2.3.1.Registering
thelastcall
phone
number ---- 15
2.3.2.Editingnameand
phone
number
entries 16
2.3.3.Deletingstoredphonenumbers ------- 17
3.
AudioPlayerFunction
3.1.Playingmusic
using
Bluetooth
Audio 18
3.2.Connectinga Bluetoothmusic
player
andmobile
pbone
s
-- tareously19
4.BluetoothSettings
4"1.Settingtheautomatic
callanswerfeature 20
4.2.Settingcallingvoicevolume 20
4.3.Settingtheringvolume 20
4

r Using Bluetooth wireless technology
YouIHyundai car radio supports
Bluetooth
wireless
technology. Bluetooth
technology
provides
awireless
link
between
a Bluetooth
mobile
phone
orBluetooth
music
player
andthe
Hyundai
Bluetooth
car
radio.
The Hyundai
Bluetooth
carradiofeatures
a hands-free
system
so that
youmaytalkon the
telephone
without
taking
your
eyes
offtheroad
oryour
hands
offthewheel. A microphone
builtintothe
frontoftheradio
receives
your
voice
and
thecalling
party
can
beheardthrough
the
carspeakers.
Additionally,
a Bluetooth
music
player
canbewirelessly
connected
to the Hvundai
Bluetooth
radioandplayback
music
tracks
in high
quality
sound
through
the carspeakers.
some
Bluetooth
mobile
phones
include
a music
player
and
can
provide
both
hands{ree
calling
and
music
playback.
Check
your
mobile
phone
owners
manual
for
details.
Note:
a.When
thecarignition
switch
rsin theACC position,
the Hyundai
Bluetooth
radio
is on
standby
to connect
withyour mobile
phone
evenif lhe radio
is switched
off. The car
battery
maytherefore
become
drained
iftheignition
switch
remains
inthe
ACCposition
for
an
extended
period
oftime.
b. Bluetooth
technology
uses low powerradiotransmission
to connectto your Bluetooth
mobile
phone
orBluetooth
music
player.
As radio
signalstrength
reduces
overdistance,
the
quality
ofsound
performance
during
phone
callsand
music
playback
maybecome
poor
ifthedistance
between
the radio
anddevice
widens. lt isrecommended
thatthe mobile
phone
ormusic
player
is
keptinside
the
carcabin
forbest
results.
c. As a Bluetooth
wireless
connection
canextend
to 10metres, yourBluetooth
devicemay
automatically
connect
to
theHyundai
Bluetooth
radro
even
ifthe
devicelsnotin
thecar.
d. TheHyundai
Bluetooth
radio
usesthe latest
Digital
Noise
& Echo
suppression
sysremio
provide
thebestsound
clarity
withlittle
or nodistortion,
butinsomeconditions
theremay
besome
echoandnoise
experienced.
lt isrecommended
tokeepthe
carwindows
closed
duringhands-free
callsfor
bestresults.
e. The
Hyundai
Bluetooth
radio
usesthe
following
Bluetooth
profiles:
> GAVDP (Generic
AudioA/ideo
Distribution
profile)
> OPP (Object
Push
Profile)
) HFP (Hands
Free
Profile)
> HSP(Head
SetProfile)
> A2DP (AudioAdvanced
Distribution
profile)
> AVRCP (Audio
Video
Remote
Control
profile)

r Bluetooth indicators shown on the radio display
) Bluetooth
indicator $
The
Bluetoothlogoaboveisdisplayed
when
a Bluetoothdeviceisconnected,andnot
displayed,
whennoBluetoothdeviceisconnected.
lftheBluetoothmobile
phone
is
connected
buttheconnectionisnotofsatisfactory
quality,
the
Bluetoothlogoisnot
displayed.
> Batterystrengthindicator @
Thisisan
indicationof
your
mobile
phone
batterycondition.lf
your
mobile
phone
isnot
unabletotransmit
batteryconditionlevel,theindicatorisnotdisplayed.
) Signallevel
indicator Yrrtl
Thisisanindicationof
themobile
phone
networksignalstrengthin
your
current
location.
lf
your
mobile
phone
isnotabletotransmitsignal
level,theindicatorisnotdisplayed.

1.Bluetooth Function
1.1.Registering
aBluetooth
mobile
phone
ormusic
player
1.1.1.Pairing
mode
A Bluetooth
connection
mustfirst
beestablished
between
your
Bluetooth
mobile
phone
orBluetooth
music
player
andtheHyundai
Bluetooth
radio. Thefirst
step
toconnecting
theBluetooth
radio
andBluetooth
device
istointroduce
or'Pair'the
HyundaiBluetooth
radio
andBluetooth
device
together. lt is recommended
thatyouhavetheinstruction
manual
for your Bluetooth
mobile
phone
or music
player
withyou duringthe pairing
process
described
belowto understand
how
to setyour
device
to pair
withthe Hyundai
Bluetoothradio.
Note: ltisrecommended
thatallother
Bluetooth
devices
otherthanmobile
ohonesare
switched
offduring
theregistration
orpairing
process.
Pairing
instructions:
1)Press
button
@ once
toselectBLUETOOTh
mooe.
2) Pressknob
@ to displayREG
PHONE,
the
press
knob
O again. pAlRlNG
and
coDE 0000will
alternately
appear
ontheradio
display.
TheHyundai
Bluetooth
radioisnow
waitingfor
your
Bluetooth
device
torespond
withthe
correctdetails.
3) Now,
set yourBluetooth
device
to pair
withthe Hyundai
Bluetoothradio. Fora
guide
tosetting
your
Bluetooth
device
todo
this,refer
tosection1.1
.2.
,setting
your
Bluetooth
devicetopairing
mode'on
thenext
page
ofthisbooklet.
4) lfyou
wishto
cancelthePAIRING
mode,
press
button
@
5)lfthepairing
process
issuccessful,
the
Bluetooth
logo
appearsontheradiodisplay
and
pairedphone
name
(e.9.
Samsung
orNokia)
andCONNECTED
appearonthe
displayfor
2seconds.
6)YourBluetooth
device
isnowready
for
usewiththeHyundai
Bluetooth
radio.
Note:
a. The
Hyundai
Bluetoothradio
allows
a maximum
of6Bluetooth
devicestobeoaired
b. The
battery
andsignalindicators
may
notbe
displayedif
your
mobile
phone
does
notsendthis
information
totheHyundai
Bluetooth
radio.
c. Bluetoothtechnology
only allowsone phone
to be connected
to your Hyundai
Bluetooth
radioat
onetime.
d. lf a Bluetooth
music
player
isto beconnected
together
with
a mobile
phone,
refer
tothenotes
insection
3.1.'Playing
music
usingBluetooth
Audio'
on
page
1g.
e. Bluetooth
Connection
withamobile
phone
isnormally
established
using
theHands
FreeProfile
(HFP). However,in some
cases,theconnection
mayuseHead
Set
Profile
(HSP)
and
somefunctions
mavnot
beavailable.

1.1.2.
Setting
your
Bluetooth
deviceto pairing
mode
1)Browse
your mobile
phone
or musicplayer
menu to find the SETTINGS
or
CONNECTIVITY
section
tofindtheBluetooth
connection
section.
2) Find
thecommand
thatmaybecalled
search for Bluetoothdeviceor Discovery
modesothat
your
Bluetooth
device
canlocate
alltheBluetooth
deviceswithin
range
thatmay
beconnected.
3)Afterthesearch
iscomplete,
HYUNDAI
should
appear
on
your
mobile
phone
ormusic
prayer
screen.
4)
SelectCONNECT
orSELECT
on
your
mobile
phone
ormusic
player.
5)Themobile
phone
ormusic
player
shouldnow
prompt
you
top
enteraplN cooe.
Enter0000into
your
Bluetooth
device
andselect
OK.
6)The mobile
phone
ormusic
player
should
confirmthat
ithas
established
a new
paired
connection
withtheHyundai
Bluetooth
radio.
7)The
pairingprocess
isnow
complete.
8)lfthe
pairing
failed,FAIL
appears
ontheHyundai
Bluetooth
radio
display.
Note:
a. As eachmobile
phone
or music
player
brand
and model
hasa differentmenu
structureand control
names,
you may needto refer
to the usermanual
of your
Bluetooth
deviceforthe
correct
procedure
toconnecttoanotherBluetooth
devtce.
b.OncetheBluetooth
pairing
iscomplete,
automatic
connection
between
mobile
phone
andthe HyundaiBluetooth
radio
is possible
whenever
the car ignition
switchis
switchedon. The mobilephonemust be set to automatically
connect
to the
Hyundai
Bluetoothradio
to
allowthis
automatic
connection.
c.TheHyundaiBluetooth
radio
will
give
connection
priority
tothelast
connectedmobile
phone.
d. lt is recommended
that
allotherBluetooth
devices
otherthanmobile
phones
arb
switched
offduringthe
registration
orpairing
process.
1.2.Disconnecting
aBluetooth
device
lfyou need
todisconnect
your
Bluetooth
mobile
phone
or music
player
with
theHyundai
Bluetooth
radio,follow
thesteps
below.
1)Pressbutton
@,
toselect
BLUETOOTH
mode.
2)BLUETOOTH
appears
onthe
display.
3)Pressknob
@,REGPHONE
appears
onthe
display.
4)Press
button
@ againto disconnect
thecurrently
connected
mobile
phone
or mustc
player
from
theHyundai
Bluetooth
radio.
5)Whenthe Bluetooth
connection
is lost,
Bluetooth
logo
disappears
andthe previously
connecteddevicename(e.9.
Samsung
orNokia)
andLOST
appearonthe
display.
6)lfBEEP
oN is
selected
(seepage
21),
threebeep
sounds
areheardwhen
thecurrent
Bluetooth
deviceconnection
islost
ordisconnecteo.

1.3.
SelectingaBluetooth
device
The Hyundai
Bluetooth
radio
can pairup to 6 Bluetooth
devices. A previously paired
mobile
phone
or music
player
canbeselected
forconnection
usinqthemethod
described
Detow.
Refer
totheTable
1.1for
examoles.-
Table1.1
-
Praset
No. BluetoothDevice
Name
1Samsung
(For
example)
2Sony
(For
example)
3Nokia (Forexample)
4Motorola(For
example)
5EMPTY
6EMPTY
1)Press
button
@,
to
selectBLUETOOTH
mode.
2)Press
knob
@.
REGPHONE
will
appear
onthe
display.
3)
Turn
knob
@,
untilSEL
PHONEis
displayed.
4)When
SELPHONE
appears
onthedisplay,
press
knob
@ and
pRESET?
appears
on
the
display.
5) Press
thepreset
button
@ -* @to display
thename
of
theBluetooth
device
nameo1
themobile
phones
ormusic
players
previously
paired. you
may
alsoturnthe
button
@ todisptay
the
paired
devices"
Each
time
you
turnbutton
@,
the
LCDdisplays
as
follows:1_Samsung
) 2_Sony
) 3_Nokia
) 4_Motorola
) BACK
6)lftheBluetooth
mobile
phone
name
is"Samsung"
as inthe
example
of Table1.1,
then1_Samsung
appears
onthedisplay. When
preset
button
@ ispressed
orKnoD
@ isturned
'lclick
totheright.
7) once the nameof the Bluetooth
device
you wishto connect
is displayed,
in this
example1_Samsung,
press
knob
@ tohave
the
Samsung
device
connected_
8) lftheconnectionissuccessful,
theBluetooth
logo
appears
onthedisplay
andpaired
phone
Samsung
CONNECTED
appears
on
thedisplay.
Note:
a. The nameof the Bluetooth
device
issent
bythedeviceandstoredinthe Hyundai
Bluetooth
radio
memory. Inmost
Bluetooth
devices,
thename
canbechangedby
theuser. Referto
theusermanual
of
your
Bluetooth
device
fordetails.
b.lfonly4 Bluetooth
devices
have
been
paired,
asinthe
example
shownin
table1.1
above,then NO PHONEis displayed
when the empty preset
button(5 and 6
according
tothe
above
example)is
pressed.
c. lftheselected
previously
paired
Bluetooth
deviceis switched
offor iftheBluetooth
feature
is switched
off,thenthe Hyundai
Bluetooth
radio
will display
FAILwnen
connection
isattempted. o

1.4Deletinga previouslypaired
Bluetooth
device
lfyounolongerneedto usea paired
Bluetooth
device
with
theHyundai
Bluetoothradio,
it
can
bedeleted.itfromtheregistrationassignmentforanothermobile
phone.
Refertotheexampleofpaired devicesshownintable1.1onthe
previouspage.
1)Pressknob@, toselectBLUETOOTHmode.
2)Pressknob
@ andREGPHONEappearsonthedisplay.
3)Turnknob
@ until
DELPHONE
isdisplayed.
4)WhenDELPHONEappearsonthedisplay,
press
knob
@,
PRESET?isdisplayed.
5) Pressthepreset
button
@ - @ to displaythename
ofthe Bluetooth device
name
of
themobile
phones
or music
playerspreviouslypaired. Youmayalsoturnthe button
@ todisplaythe
paired
devices.
6)Oncethename of
theBluetooth
device
you
wish
todeleteisdisplayed,inthisexample
l_Samsung,
press
knob
@ tohavetheSamsungdevicedeleted.
7)
The
display
willthenshowDELETENO
or ifknob
@ isturned,DELETE
OKonthe
display.
B)Toconfirm
your
wish
to deletetheselecteddevice,
when
DELETEOK appearsonthe
display
press
knob
@
9) lftheBluetoothdevicebeingdeleted
(in
thisexample)wasconnected,thedisplaywill
showSamsungLOST.
'10)
lntheexampleabove,thenumberof paired devrcesis nowreducedto 3, leaving3
vacantmemorylocationsforadditionaldevices. fable 1.2showstheexample.
-
Table1.2
-
PresetNo. Devicenameof mobile
phone
1Sony(For
example)
2Nokia
(For
example)
3Motorola
(For
example)
4EMPTY
5EMPTY
6EMPTY