Kia BLUETOOTH phone system User manual

KIA BLUETOOTH®
PHONE SYSTEM
REFERENCE GUIDE

KIA BLUETOOTHSYSTEM REFERENCE GUIDE2
Kia’s Bluetooth® system is a wireless technology that allows
hands-free use of cellular phones in Kia Bluetooth® vehicles.*
Kia’s Bluetooth® technology oers important advantages
and benefits:
CONVENIENCE:
Once paired, compatible cell phones automatically connect
to the Kia Bluetooth® system and make all the functions of the
phone available to the customer with a touch of a button and
a series of voice commands
SAFETY:
Hands-free operation allows customers to keep their eyes on
the road for a safer driving experience
SECURITY:
Kia’s Bluetooth® system allows family, friends and emergency
services to be instantly available without fumbling for phones,
looking up numbers or dialing
LEGAL COMPLIANCE:
Many states and local municipalities are placing restrictions
on in-vehicle phone use - Kia’s Bluetooth® system allows
hands-free cell phone operation that complies with many of
these emerging laws
KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
HANDS-FREE CONNECTIVITY
* Availability of specific features is dependent upon the phone’s Bluetooth® support.
Despite the fact that Bluetooth® is a global standard, many dierent versions are
implemented in today’s mobile devices. Every version oered may not support
the profiles necessary to successfully communicate with the Kia Bluetooth®
Hands-free Phone System in your Kia vehicle. System performance and feature
availability can vary based on phone software version, wireless carrier, coverage,
and many other factors outside of Kia’s control. Kia does not guarantee the
availability of any specific feature and makes no guarantees or warranties relating
to the performance of these features. Device and feature compatibility status are
subject to change without notice. Please refer to your phone owner’s manual for
details. Cell phone not included. The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned
by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Kia is under license. The
Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth
SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Kia is under license.

Note: The descriptions and instructions in this Reference Guide were accurate
at the time of publication for factory-installed versions of the Kia Bluetooth®
systems on the 2010 Kia Forte and Kia Soul vehicles only. Other versions of the
Kia Bluetooth® system may vary in controls and operations.
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VEHICLE AVAILABILITY
For the 2009 model year and beyond, Kia products will
feature two versions of Kia’s Bluetooth® system:
1FACTORY INSTALLED BLUETOOTH® – Features and
operations for this system are covered in this reference
guide
2PORT INSTALLED OPTION (PIO) AND DEALER
INSTALLED (DIO) – Versions will be oered starting in
2009MY; look for the Mobile Hands-Free Device Quick
Reference Guide provided with equipped vehicles for
instructions
KIA VEHICLE AVAILABILITY
The descriptions and instructions in this Reference Guide
apply to factory-installed versions of the Kia Bluetooth®
system found on the following products:
• 2010 Kia Forte and Forte Koup
• 2010 Kia Soul
• 2010 Kia Rio and Rio5
Other versions of the Kia Bluetooth® system, including
Dealer Installed and Port Installed systems as well as
factory-installed versions on other Kia products, may vary
significantly in controls and operations. The descriptions
provided were accurate at the time of production for 2010
models – later model-year versions may also vary.
2010 Kia Forte Shown

MODE
MUTE
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MUTE
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KIA’S BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM STEERING
WHEEL CONTROL BUTTON EXAMPLES:
• button ABrings up menus and places calls
• button BAnswers and transfers calls
• button CEnds calls or cancels functions
MODE
MUTE
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MODE
MUTE
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MODE
MUTE
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MODE
MUTE
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MODE
MUTE
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MODE
MUTE
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MICROPHONE LOCATION:
• The microphone will pick up normal speaking tones of front
seat passengers (as long as there is no excessive noise or
interference)
KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
CONTROLS OVERVIEW
A
B
C
OPERATING TIPS:
Need to quit?
• Press
MODE
MUTE
+
–
MODE
MUTE
+
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END Button at anytime
Need help?
• Say “Help” at anytime and the system will say the available
menu options
2010 Kia Forte Sedan Shown (Forte
varies with sunroof application)
2010 Kia Soul Shown

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RADIO
CONTROLS:
You can reach Kia Bluetooth® menus in two ways, either
through the steering wheel buttons, or by using the radio
controls. (Radio controls may vary by model, so be sure to
consult the Owner’s Manual.)
To use the radio controls:
1. Press the Power/Volume button to turn on the radio
2. Press the Setup button to the right of the radio display
(on Forte called “Info/Setup”)
- A menu of options will appear in the radio display
3. Turn to adjust the File/Tune Knob on the right to highlight
the Phone option
4. Press the File/Tune Knob to select Phone
- A Bluetooth® menu will appear in the radio display
5. Turn the File/Tune Knob to highlight the desired function;
for example “Pair” or “Select”
6. Press the File/Tune Knob again to select the desired
function
- Radio will display “Listening” and emit a prompt tone
- Use voice commands from this point forward
VOICE RECOGNITION:
• The system can recognize single digits from 0 (zero) to 9
- Say phone numbers in one continuous string (if you pause,
the system will read back what you have said so far, and
ask you to confirm or add more numbers)
- Say each number as a single digit; for example, say “1, 8,
0, 0” (“one, eight, zero, zero”) rather than “1-800” (“one
eight hundred”).
• Excessive noise can interfere with the system
- When driving on a rough road, at high speeds, with open
windows or with A/C and fans on high
• Speak clearly at a normal volume while keeping your eyes
on the road ahead
• Keep the volume at low to moderate levels to avoid echo
• If the caller and receiver speak at the same time, they will
not hear the other party

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
OPERATION
BLUETOOTH® GENERAL GUIDELINES:
FOR ALL FUNCTIONS:
• The cell phone must be charged, turned on, connected to a
service provider and have it’s Bluetooth® function enabled
(see phone manual for instructions)
• Cell phones must be paired with the Kia Bluetooth® system
in the vehicle in order to operate properly
- Some cell phones are not equipped with Bluetooth® and
will not operate
- While most Bluetooth® equipped phones will operate to
some degree, there may be some variation in functions
and capabilities
• To operate Kia’s Bluetooth® system, the vehicle must be
running or have the ignition turned to the ACC position
• Make sure the radio volume is turned up suciently to
hear system prompts (Using steering wheel or radio
volume controls)
• Push the TALK button to initiate most functions – the
system enters “listening” mode
- The system uses a distinctive “prompt tone” to indicate
when the user should provide input
- When a voice instruction or entry is made, wait for the
system to reply and give a prompt before taking the
next action
FOR PAIRING PHONES AND MANAGING PHONE BOOKS:
• Changing language may result in a loss of paired phones. Be
sure to set the system language before pairing phones.
• Vehicles with automatic transmissions must be in “P” (Park)
• For manual transmissions, make sure the vehicle is in neutral
and the parking brake is on
FOR PLACING AND RECEIVING CALLS:
• Operates while parked or driving

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
FEATURES & FUNCTIONS
Kia’s Bluetooth® system operates through a series of menus –
in voice recognition mode, simply press the TALK button,
say the main menu choice (Setup, Phonebook or Call) and
select the desired function. For each of the functions listed
below, detailed instructions are shown on the following pages
with the corresponding instruction number (1 through 18).
SETUP MENU
1How to pair a phone
2How to select a phone (without changing priority)
3How to delete a phone (or delete all paired phones)
4How to change priority of phones (designate new
top priority phone)
5How to turn the Kia Bluetooth® system o
VEHICLE PHONEBOOK MENU
6How to add vehicle phonebook entry by voice
7How to add an entry by cell phone key pad
8How to change a vehicle phonebook entry name
(by voice)
9How to delete a single vehicle phonebook entry
10 How to delete all vehicle phonebook entries
CALL FUNCTIONS
11 How to place a call by name
12 How to place a call by phone number
13 How to receive a call
14 How to end a call
15 How to reject a call
16 How to use call waiting
17 How to use private mode
OTHER FUNCTIONS
18 How to change language (English, French or Spanish)

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USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. Enable Bluetooth® on the phone:
- Turn Bluetooth® to “on” from
phone’s menu
2. Press Talk (Steering Wheel
Button)
Radio displays “listening” and emits prompt
tone
3. Say “setup” “Say pair phone, select phone, delete phone,
change priority, or Bluetooth o”
4. At the Setup menu, say,
“pair phone”
“Pair phone; Say yes to proceed, otherwise
say back or cancel”
5. Say “yes” “Please say a name for the phone”
6. Say the name of your phone
(user defined)
Replies with the name you stated, then: “Say
yes to proceed, otherwise say back or cancel”
7. Say “yes” “Ready for pairing; Please use your phone
to connect to the system. The pairing
passkey is _ _ _ _.”
8. Select Bluetooth “search”
on the phone:
- Select “search for Bluetooth
devices” (or “find”,
“discovery”, “connect”, etc.)
- When connection is found,
phone will display vehicle
name (e.g. “FORTE”)
- Select the vehicle name and
press OK/enter on the phone
9. Enter the 4 digit pairing
passkey in your phone and
press OK (or “send”, “enter”,
“done”, etc.)
Note: Some phones will ask you
to accept the connection (“YES”)
before proceeding
- “Pairing complete” (radio displays)
- “Connection Complete” (radio displays)
- If a phone contact list is present, the Kia
Bluetooth® System will automatically
transfer an index of it from the phone.
(Transfer time will vary by the size of the
phonebook contact list.)*
10. Wait for the radio display to
indicate “transfer complete”
“Transfer complete” displays, then returns to
normal display
* The names listed in the phone contact list for the transferred phone index are now
available through the system’s voice dialing function
Additional Pairing Notes:
- Up to 5 phones may be paired
- The first phone entered will be the priority phone (unless changed)
- If a pairing is lost or accidentally deleted, simply repeat the pairing procedure
1HOW TO PAIR A PHONE (Be sure to set desired
language before pairing phones. See step 18
“How to Change Language” for details.)
SETUP FUNCTIONS
FOR ALL SETUP FUNCTIONS:
1. Press TALK
• Radio displays “listening” and emits prompt tone
2. Say “setup”
• Replies with setup options:
- Pair phone
- Select phone
- Delete phone
KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
- Change Priority
- Bluetooth O

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USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At the Setup menu, say,
“delete phone”
“Say name or number from the list, or say
delete all.”
2. Say the phone name to be
deleted
Note: You can also say the
number of the phone from
the list of paired phones and
it will delete the appropriate
phone.
“Phone name” will be deleted. The associated
phonebook, index or phone lists for this phone
will also be deleted.* Say “yes” to proceed,
otherwise say back or cancel.
3. Say “yes” “Phone Deleted”
*Note: This action deletes the associated phonebook in the vehicle head unit only
and does not delete or aect the phone (handset) phonebook.
3HOW TO DELETE A PHONE
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At the Setup menu say,
“change priority”
Change priority. Say a phone name from the list.
(reads list)
2. Say a phone name to be
designated as the priority
phone
Note: You can also say the
number of the phone from
the list of paired phones and
it will delete the appropriate
phone.
Replies with the name of the new priority phone
and “say yes, back or cancel” to change priority”
3. Say “yes” (to confirm
priority change)
Priority changed to (phone name)
*Note: The first phone paired is automatically designated the priority phone. The
vehicle automatically connects to the priority phone on every vehicle start, until the
priority designation is changed.
4
HOW TO CHANGE PRIORITY OF PHONES*
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At Setup menu, say
“Bluetooth o”
“Bluetooth O. Say yes to proceed, otherwise say
back or cancel.”
2. Say “yes” Display returns to normal*
* Kia’s Bluetooth® system is turned on again automatically whenever the
TALK button is pressed
5HOW TO TURN BLUETOOTH® OFF
2HOW TO SELECT A PHONE (Without changing priority)
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At the Setup menu, say,
“select phone”
“Say a phone name from the list.” (Reads list of
paired phones)
2. Say a phone name to be
selected (e.g., “Mary’s
Phone”)
Replies with the name of the selected phone
3. Say “yes” (to confirm
selection)*
*Note: A phone remains selected only for the current key cycle. Once the vehicle
is turned o and on again, the system will automatically re-connect to the priority
phone.

Phone (handset)
Phonebook
– Index of phonebook
entries transferred
at every key start
– Available only when
phone is present
and connected
New Entries and
Changes:
– Made directly to
phone (handset)
– Added to Index
and available at
next Key Cycle
– Changes aect
handset index
only
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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
FOR EVERY KEY CYCLE – A COMBINED PHONEBOOK IS CREATED
USING THE BLUETOOTHSYSTEM (VEHICLE HEAD UNIT) AND AN
INDEX FROM THE PHONE (HANDSET) PHONEBOOK
KEY CYCLE PHONEBOOK
THE KEY CYCLE SESSION PHONEBOOK:
Each time you start the vehicle, the voice contacts and
numbers entered in the vehicle’s Bluetooth® system by the
current user are made available.
• These phonebook entries are specific to the user and their
paired phone and cannot be accessed by any other users
• Simultaneously, the system pulls an index of the current
user’s phonebook contact list entries from the phone’s
handset and makes those available as well
• Entries from both phonebooks are now available for this
“key cycle” session
Kia Vehicle
Bluetooth("Head
unit") Phonebook
– Always available
unless deleted or
changed through
Bluetooth
Phonebook menus
– A unique phonebook
is created for each
user/paired phone
New Entries and
Changes:
– Made through
Bluetooth
Phonebook Menu
– Changes aect
vehicle (head unit)
phonebook only
Phone
(handset) Index:
Takes priority over
Vehicle (Head Unit)
phonebook
Kia Vehicle
Bluetooth
("Head unit")
Phonebook
Key Cycle (stop/start)
Session Phonebook

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USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At Phonebook menu, say
“add entry”
“Add entry; would you like to add the entry by
voice or by phone?”
2. Say “by voice” “By voice; Please say a name for the entry”
3. Say the contact’s name “(Repeats the name); Say yes to proceed,
otherwise say back or cancel.”
4. Say “yes” “Now say a number for (name of contact)”
5. Say a phone number
as continuous string of
numbers without pause*
“(Repeats the number); add numbers. Say
store, correction, or delete”
6. Say “store” “Now select a phone type; say home, mobile,
work, other, or default”
7. Say “home” (“work”,
“mobile”, “other” or
“default” as applicable)
“(Name at home); say yes to proceed,
otherwise say back or cancel.”
8. Say “yes” (if you have
more numbers for this
contact) or say “cancel” to
complete entry
“Entry stored. Would you like to add another
phone type? Say yes or cancel.”
Notes:
- If you pause while entering a number, the system will read back the currently
detected numbers and then prompt you to confirm, change, or add
additional numbers
- Phonebook entries are made to the vehicle only (they do not transfer to the
phone handset)
6HOW TO ADD A PHONEBOOK ENTRY TO THE
VEHICLE BY VOICE
VEHICLE PHONEBOOK
FOR ALL VEHICLE PHONEBOOK FUNCTIONS:
1. Press TALK
• Radio displays “listening” and emits prompt tone
2. Say “Phonebook”
• Replies with Phonebook options:
- Add entry
- Change name
- Delete name
For entries by phone keypad, users may experience
inconsistent results due to variability between phone
manufacturers and service providers.
•Therefore, it is recommended that if you prefer to use
your keypad for new entries, simply enter the new number
and name directly into your phone’s handset contact list.
The new contact will then be available for voice dialing
(from your phone’s handset index) the next time you start
the vehicle
7HOW TO ADD PHONEBOOK ENTRY BY CELL PHONE
KEY PAD

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At Phonebook menu, say
“change name”
“Change name; say the name you want to
change”
2. Say the name of the
contact
“Entry (repeats name) will be changed. Please
say a new name for the contact.”
3. Say a new name for the
contact
“(Repeats new name ) say yes to proceed
otherwise say back or cancel”
4. Say “yes” Replies with: "name changed.”
* Changes are made to the vehicle Bluetooth® system only. (Changes do not
transfer to the phone handset)
8HOW TO CHANGE A VEHICLE PHONEBOOK
ENTRY NAME*
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At Phonebook menu, say
“delete name”
“Delete name; say the name you want to delete
or say “delete all”
2. Say the name of the
contact to delete
“Entry (repeats name) will be deleted. Say “yes” to
proceed, otherwise say back or cancel.”
3. Say “yes” “Entry Deleted”
* Deletions are made to the vehicle Bluetooth® system only. (Changes do not
transfer to the phone handset)
9HOW TO DELETE A SINGLE VEHICLE PHONEBOOK
ENTRY*
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. At Phonebook menu, say
“delete name”
“Delete name; say the name you want to delete
or say “delete all”
2. Say “delete all” “All names will be deleted. Say “yes” to
proceed, otherwise say back or cancel.”
3. Say “yes” to confirm
deletion
“Say yes again” to delete all entries*
4. Say “yes” “All entries deleted.”
* Deletions are made to the vehicle Bluetooth® system only. (Changes do not
transfer to the phone handset)
10 HOW TO DELETE ALL VEHICLE PHONEBOOK ENTRIES*
VEHICLE PHONEBOOK (CONTINUED)

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USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. After pressing TALK, say
“Call (insert name)” (“call
home” or “call mom”, etc.)
Calling (name of contact). Say yes to proceed,
otherwise say back or cancel.
2. Say “Yes” Dialing
If you have more then one phone number
stored for the contact, use the following steps
3. Say “Call” (or say “Call
(insert name) to skip to
Step 5)
“Call; Say by number or by name”
4. Say “by name” “Name please”
5. Say (name) “On which number do you want to call (person’s
name)” lists options (at work, mobile, etc)
6. Say “mobile” (or home,
work, default, etc. as
desired)
“Calling (person’s name) on mobile; say yes
to proceed, otherwise say back or cancel”
7. Say “yes” Dialing
11 HOW TO PLACE A CALL BY NAME
13 HOW TO RECEIVE A CALL
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
Ring tone through the audio system,
caller ID displayed on the radio with “INCOMING”
1. Press RECEIVE button Radio displays “Active Call”
CALL FUNCTIONS
TO ACCESS ALL CALL FUNCTIONS:
1. Press TALK
• Radio displays “listening” and emits tone prompt tone
2. Say “Call”
• Replies with:
- By name
- By number
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. After pressing TALK, say
“Dial number” (or say
“Dial (insert number)
“Number please”
2. Say phone number
(Say numbers as one
continuous string
without pause)
“Dialing (phone number); add numbers, or say
dial, correction, delete.” (number displayed on
radio)
3. Say “Dial” Dialing
Shortcut: Press TALK and say “Dial XXX-XXX-XXXX”
(e.g., “Call 8-8-8-5-5-5-1-2-3-4”) in one string
* You can also select a number from your phone handset and then press the
steering wheel mounted RECEIVE button to transfer the call to your KIA
Bluetooth® system
Note: Say “0” = zero
12 HOW TO PLACE A CALL BY NUMBER

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. Press and hold the TALK
button for at least
10 seconds
Replies with:
• “Current language is “ (English,
French, or Spanish)
• Switching to (English, French, or
Spanish) Speaks in new language
2. Repeat procedure until
desired language is
activated
Important Note:
•Changing the language may delete paired
phones and associated contact lists. Language
should be set before pairing phones.
•Ideally, the desired Kia Bluetooth® system
language should be set during new vehicle
delivery and before pairing any phones to
the system.
18 HOW TO CHANGE LANGUAGE
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. During call, press and hold
RECEIVE button for a few
seconds
Call is transferred from the Kia Bluetooth®
system to the phone handset
To transfer call from phone to the Kia Bluetooth® system
2. Press and hold RECEIVE
button for a few seconds
Call is transferred from the phone handset to
the Kia Bluetooth® system
17
HOW TO USE PRIVATE MODE (Transfer from the Kia
Bluetooth® system to the phone, or from phone to the
Kia Bluetooth® system)
CALL FUNCTIONS (CONTINUED)
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
Ring tone through the audio system,
caller ID displayed on the radio with “INCOMING”
1. Press END button Rejects the call or routes it to your voice mail
(if applicable)
15 HOW TO REJECT A CALL
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. User is on an active call ... Ring tone through the audio system, caller ID
displayed on the radio with “INCOMING”
2. Press TALK The first call will be placed on hold and the
second call will be activated
To end new call and return to first call
3. Press TALK Toggles between calls
16
HOW TO USE CALL WAITING (Put one call on hold
and take a second call – must have call waiting function
on cell phone)*
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM RESPONSE
1. Press END button Returns to normal audio/radio mode
14 HOW TO END A CALL

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KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
RESOURCES AND
ASSISTANCE
USER ACTION KIA BLUETOOTH® SYSTEM
TROUBLESHOOTING SOLUTIONS
1. Setting Language • English, French and Spanish can be set by pressing
and holding the TALK button continuously until the
desired language is selected.
- Change language may delete paired phones;
be sure to set preferred language before
pairing phones
2. Pairing Phones • Verify that the phone:
- Is fully charged
- Is Bluetooth capable (check the phone
owner’s manual, or service providers web site*
- Is Bluetooth® turned on (from the phone’s
Bluetooth® menus)
• Have all pairing steps been properly completed?
• Is noise interfering? (Excessive cabin noise can
disrupt the voice recognition system)
• Remember that cell phones vary in features and
operations – the Kia Bluetooth® system will work
dierently with some phones and certain features
may not be available
3. Loss of pairing A loss of pairing may occur for several reasons, if
this happens:
• Check the list of paired phones to see if the phone
is paired, but not currently selected or prioritized
(From the Setup Menu, say “select phone” and
review the list of paired phones provided – select
or change priority to the proper phone if it is on
the list)
• If the phone is not on the paired list, repeat the
pairing procedure to ensure all steps are properly
followed
KIA BLUETOOTH®SYSTEM
TROUBLESHOOTING
Common questions or connection problems can usually be
solved with the following steps.
* Trouble Shooting Tips:
- If you are having trouble pairing or using a particular phone, find the specific
name and model number of the phone and enter them in an internet search,
adding the phrase “Bluetooth® pairing” – if others have experienced Bluetooth®
issues with the phone, you will often find the problems and the solutions in your
search results.
- Also be sure to check with the phone and cellular service provider web sites for
assistance and potential updates to the phone’s firmware.