Kia K900 2017 Assembly instructions

VEHICLE FEATURE TIPS
2017

STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS1
OWNER’S MANUAL, FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS GUIDE
Volume button Press VOL + / VOL – to raise/lower speaker volume.
Mute button Press up to mute.
Talk button Press down to activate Voice Recognition, bring up menus, place calls and use
Siri®Eyes Free (paired iPhone®required).
Receive/Place Call button Press up to place/receive/answer an incoming call.
End Call button Press down to end a call.
Many of the Tips presented in this book are covered in greater detail in
the Owner’s Manual, Features and Functions Guide (with QR Codes) and
Quick Start Guide hang-tag supplied with your new vehicle.
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QR CODES
To view a video on your mobile device,
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QR Codes or visit the listed website.
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BLUETOOTH®WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY2
USING VOICE RECOGNITION
Improve Bluetooth®Voice Recognition (VR)
performance by making a few simple changes to
your phone contacts:
• Use full names (first and last names) vs. short
or single syllable names (“John Smith” vs. “Dad”,
“Smith Residence” vs. “Home”).
• Avoid using special characters and hyphenated
names (@, &, #, /, -, *, +, etc.).
• Avoid using acronyms (“Emergency” vs. “ICE” or
“In Case of Emergency”) or words with all capital
letters.
• Spell words completely; system will not recognize
abbreviations (“Doctor Smith” vs. “Dr. Smith”).
• Always wait for the beep before speaking any
commands.
• When using VR to place a call, speak in a natural,
moderate tone, with clear pronunciation. The
system may have trouble recognizing commands if
you speak too soft or too loud.
• Open windows, moon roof, weather (wind/rain), or
an A/C fan operating at higher speeds can interfere
with VR.
• Your VR system may have difficulty understanding
some accents or uncommon names.
• Press the talk button and say “Help” to get a list of
available commands.
PAIRING OR CONNECTING YOUR PHONE
• During the pairing process, please make sure you
accept all requests for phonebook download and
future auto-connection.
• If you experience any issues with auto-connection,
try the following:
• Reboot your phone (turn the phone off and
then on).
• Delete the phone from the radio and the radio
from the phone and re-pair.
• If some contacts are not downloading to the
radio, check to confirm that the contact has been
entered correctly and that it has been stored under
the categories (HOME, MOBILE, WORK, iPhone®3)
that are supported by the radio. Some contact
categories (MAIN, PAGER, OTHER) may not be
supported. If the number of contacts exceeds the
maximum number allowed on the radio, contacts
will be partially downloaded. Ensure that only
the “phone contact list” is selected for contact
download on your phone (not Twitter, Facebook, or
email contact lists).
• Phone operating systems change frequently and
some phones may have varying compatibility levels
with the Bluetooth®system.
• For any questions regarding the features of your
vehicle, contact 855-4KIA-VIP (855-454-2847).
OTHER BLUETOOTH®TIPS
• Bluetooth®reception is affected by carrier coverage
and is dependent on the phone.
• If streaming audio through Bluetooth®from a
device,ensure the listening volume on the device is
turned up.
Satellite radio reception requires direct line of sight with the satellite transmitting the radio signal. Tunnels,
bridges, covered parking, mountainous terrain, tall buildings, heavy foliage, and other obstacles may momentarily
interrupt the signal. This is normal operation, and reception will be restored after a few seconds.
The signal can become weak in some areas that are not covered by the satellite repeater network.
If you encounter difficulty plugging in a compatible USB device, change the orientation of the device (may be
upside down). Always use the USB charging cable that has been certified by the phone manufacturer. Use of
aftermarket cables is not recommended.
SATELLITE RADIO RECEPTION
USB PORTS AND USE OF CABLES

HEAD-UP DISPLAY (HUD)*4BLIND-SPOT DETECTION (BSD) SYSTEM*5
The Head-Up Display (HUD)*4is a transparent display that
projects a snippet of information from the instrument
cluster and navigation onto the windshield glass.
Press the HUD button Ato turn the system ON/OFF.
HUD information that may display:
REMINDERS:
The HUD’s image on the windshield glass may not be
visible when:
• The driver has poor sitting posture.
• The driver is wearing polarized sunglasses.
• There is an object covering the HUD.
• Driving on a wet road.
• Excessive lighting inside the vehicle or coming in from
the outside.
The BSD system*5uses radar sensors to help alert the
driver before changing lanes. The light on the BSD button
Awill illuminate when turned ON.
The system will become active when the vehicle is
traveling more than 18 mph and will alert the driver if
another vehicle is detected by the radar sensor.
1st-stage alert: When another vehicle is detected
within the BSD System boundary, a yellow indicator will
illuminate Bon the outside rear-view mirrors.
2nd-stage alert: When 1st-stage alert is on and the
driver activates a turn signal, a flashing red indicator will
illuminate Bon the outside rear-view mirrors and the
system will sound an alert.
REMINDERS:
• The BSD system will not show a warning if the vehicle
speed is only 6 mph above the surrounding vehicles.
• When the BSD is ON and the ignition is cycled, the BSD
system returns to ON.
QUICK TIP:
The BSD System will activate when:
1. The system is turned on.
2. Vehicle speed is above approximately 18 mph.
3. Other vehicles are detected on the rear sides
of the vehicle.
(Button located on the left side of
the Driver’s Panel)
• Turn By Turn (TBT)
navigation information
• Road signs
• Speedometer
• Cruise setting speed
• Advanced Smart Cruise
Control (ASCC) information*
• Lane Departure
Warning System
(LDWS) information*
• Blind-Spot Detection
(BSD) System
information*
• Warning lights
(low fuel)
B
A
(Buttons located on
Driver’s Panel, left of
the Steering Wheel)
A

RCTA (REAR CROSS-TRAFFIC ALERT)*5LANE DEPARTURE WARNING SYSTEM
(LDWS)*6
If the RCTA system*5sensors detect approaching
vehicles from the left or right side, the system will sound
an audible alert, the warning indicators on the outside
rear-view mirror will illuminate and a message will
appear on the LCD screen, with these conditions:
• When the vehicle is in Reverse.
• When the vehicle moves backwards from a parking
position.
• When the vehicle is moving less than 6 mph.
REMINDER:
The RCTA feature can be turned OFF/ ON with the
BSD button.
With the ENGINE START/STOP button in the ON position,
press the LDWS*6button Ato turn system ON. The
instrument cluster indicator will illuminate green.
If the LDWS detects that you are driving outside of your
lane, the system may issue a warning on the LCD screen
and an alert may sound, under these conditions:
• The vehicle exceeds approximately 43 mph.
• The LDWS recognizes the lane the vehicle is traveling in.
REMINDERS:
• The LDWS will not issue a warning if the turn signal is
activated.
(Buttons located on
Driver’s Panel, left of
the Steering Wheel)
(Button located on left side
of the Steering Wheel)

REVERSE PARKING AID FUNCTION PARKING ASSIST SYSTEM*7
When the gear shift lever is moved into R (Reverse)
and while the vehicle is moving backward, the outside
rear-view mirrors will rotate downward to aid in
reverse parking.
To turn ON the Reverse Parking Aid Function, press
the L (Left) Aor R (Right) Boutside rear-view mirror
switches (LED lit).
To turn OFF, press buttons again.
The outside rear-view mirrors will automatically
return to their original positions when:
• The ENGINE START/STOP Button is in the
OFF position.
• The gear shift lever is moved out of R (Reverse).
• The outside rear-view mirror switch is in the
middle position.
The Parking Assist System*7is a supplemental system
that assists the driver by chiming if an object is
detected within the sensing areas in the front or rear
of the vehicle when parking or backing up.
When the ENGINE START/STOP button is ON and the
shift lever is in R (Reverse), the system is activated
and the Parking Assist button indicator is illuminated.
To turn off the Parking Assist System, press the
button A.
(Buttons located on Door Panel)
A
(Button located on
Driver’s Panel, left of
the Steering Wheel)
A
B

PARKING GUIDE SYSTEM (PGS) /
FRONT/REAR-CAMERA DISPLAY*8STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS1
When parking (parallel parking or backing into or out of a
parking spot) the Parking Guide System (PGS)*8displays
the vehicle’s projected trajectory on the AVN monitor.
The system also plays a series of audible tones as the
vehicle approaches an object, making parking easier.
The PGS will activate when the back-up light is ON with
the ENGINE START/STOP Button ON and the shift lever
in the R (Reverse) position.
The rear-view angle of the camera can be changed by
pressing the following buttons on the AVN display*:
• Press TOP VIEW button to adjust the rear-view angle,
as if looking down from above A.
• Press the NORMAL VIEW button to adjust the rear-
view angle, as a normal rear-view perspective B.
POWER TILT/TELESCOPING
STEERING WHEEL
To adjust the Steering Wheel angle, move the switch A
up or down.
To adjust the Steering Wheel distance, move the switch
Aforward or backward.
HEATED STEERING WHEEL*
Press Bto turn ON/OFF Steering Wheel Heater,* while
the ENGINE START/STOP Button is in the ON position.
Steering Wheel Heater will turn off automatically in 30
minutes, or when button is pressed again to deactivate.
QUICK TIPS
• If ignition is turned OFF, then ON again within 30
minutes of Steering Wheel Heater being turned ON,
the system will remain in the ON position.
• System does NOT turn off when ignition is cycled.
To turn off system, press the seat warmer switch.
(Switch located
on left side of
Steering Wheel)
(Button located
on left of
Steering Wheel)
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A
B

ADVANCED SMART CRUISE CONTROL
(ASCC)*9
The Advanced Smart Cruise Control (ASCC)*9system
allows you to set the vehicle to maintain a speed,
so long as it is not limited by traffic. When traffic is
encountered, the vehicle will be slowed to maintain
a set distance behind traffic without the driver
depressing the accelerator or brake pedal.
QUICK TIPS:
The speed setting for the ASCC can be adjusted with
the following conditions:
• With no vehicle in front, you must be traveling at a
minimum speed of 20 mph.
• When following a vehicle, there is no minimum
speed requirement.
When following a vehicle, the system will automatically
adjust your cruise speed based on the vehicle in front.
It will even bring the vehicle to a complete stop if
necessary. If the vehicle remains at a standstill for
more than 3 seconds, the system will disable.
To change the Cruise Control mode from ASCC to
standard Cruise Control, press and hold button A
(The ASCC system must not be activated to change
modes). Repeat to switch back to ASCC mode.
(Buttons located on right side of the Steering Wheel)
A
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
(SHIFT BY WIRE) AND SPORT MODE
To shift into any gear from Park, depress the brake
pedal, then press the Unlock button A, located on the
side of the gear shift lever, and shift.
P: Park – To shift into Park from any gear, press the P
button Bon the gear shift while vehicle is stationary and
the brake pedal is depressed.
R: Reverse – To shift into Reverse, depress brake pedal,
press the Unlock button A, and move the shift lever
forward twice to skip over Neutral and into Reverse.
N: Neutral
D: Drive
[+]: Sport Mode Upshift
[–]: Sport Mode Downshift
Sport Shift Mode: With the gear shift in Drive, pull the
lever to the left for Sport mode.
• To upshift [+] – move the shift lever forward.
• To downshift [-] – pull the shift lever rearward.
QUICK TIPS:
• Press the Unlock button Awhen shifting from
P (Park) to any gear.
• The instrument cluster and the light on top of the shift
lever identifies the gear the vehicle is currently in.
A
B

DRIVER INFORMATION SYSTEM (DIS) CONTROLS
Home – Displays the audio control unit’s Home
menu which provides access to the following
options: Phone, UVO*, Settings, Media, SiriusXM®*,
FM/AM, Navigation*, and SiriusXM Data®*
Phone – Displays the Phone menu which provides
access to the following options: Keypad, Call
History, Contacts and Favorites
Map/Voice – Displays a map of the current location
or repeats voice guidance
Provides access to all navigation and audio system control unit features.
Controller –In addition to the touchscreen, the controller serves as a means for navigating K900’s UVO Luxury
Services with Premium Navigation system. The controller is actually three buttons: A scroll knob — for scrolling
the keyboard and menus and zooming in and out on the map screen; an 8-way joystick — for toggling from
left to right and top to bottom of menus and moving the focus of the navigation map; and a push button — for
selecting the highlighted feature
Nav – Displays the navigation screen which
provides access to the following menu options:
Route, Destination, Nearby POI Search, Add
to Address Book, Traffic, Guidance Volume
and Settings
Menu – Provides access to additional functions
when available
Back – Returns to the previous screen
Scroll Knob 8-Way Joystick Push Button
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DG

SURROUND VIEW MONITOR (SVM)*14
When in Drive & Neutral:
When OFF: The camera view will
automatically display on the navigation
screen when the vehicle is shifted into
Reverse. The camera view will turn off
when the vehicle is shifted out of Reverse.
The Surround View Monitoring (SVM) System is a parking support system that shows the areas around the front, rear,
left and right sides of the vehicle via four cameras displayed onto the navigation screen.
Press Ato turn the SVM system ON/OFF.
CAMERA VIEW MODES
To change camera view modes, use the touch screen or rotate the controller and push to select the mode.
When in Reverse:
When ON: The camera view will display on the navigation screen in
both Drive and Reverse. In Drive, the camera view will continue to
display until the vehicle is traveling at speeds above approximately
13 mph. If you keep the SVM system on, the camera view will
reappear on the navigation screen whenever the vehicle speeds
drops below approximately 13 mph.
A
Displays the front side and SVM images
simultaneously on the screen.
Displays the front side image on the
screen.
Displays the front side and left side
images simultaneously on the screen.
Displays the front side and right side
images simultaneously on the screen.
Displays the rear view and AVM images
simultaneously on the screen.
Displays the rear side image on the
screen.
Displays the rear and left side images
simultaneously on the screen.
Displays the rear and right side images
simultaneously on the screen.
(Button located on center panel below
the gear shift)

SEAT CONTROLS
FRONT SEATS HEAT & VENTILATION*
Seat Warmers – Press button Aonce for high setting (3 LEDs lit). Press button twice for medium setting (2 LEDs lit).
Press a third time for low setting (1 LED lit) and again to turn OFF.
Ventilated Seats – Press button Bonce for high setting (3 LEDs lit). Press twice for medium setting (2 LEDs lit).
Press a third time for low setting (1 LED lit) and again to turn OFF.
REAR SEATS HEAT & VENTILATION*
Seat Warmers – Press top of button Conce for high setting (3 LEDs lit). Press button twice for medium setting
(2 LEDs lit). Press a third time for low setting (1 LED lit) and again to turn OFF.
Ventilated Seats – Press bottom of button Donce for high setting (3 LEDs lit). Press twice for medium setting .
DRIVER POSITION MEMORY SYSTEM*
The integrated system stores into memory the position of the Driver’s Seat, Outside Rear-view Mirrors,
Head-Up Display (HUD),*4and Steering Wheel positions. To store positions into memory, first place the Gear Shift
into P (Park) while the ENGINE START/ STOP button is in the ON position. Then:
1. Adjust the Driver’s Seat, Outside Rear-view Mirrors, Head-Up Display (HUD)4setting and Steering Wheel
positions.
2. Press the SET button Eon the control panel. System will beep once.
3. Press one of the memory buttons 1 or 2 Fwithin 5 seconds. The system will beep twice when memory
has been stored.
(Buttons located on Driver’s Door Panel)
A
EF
BC
D
C
D
(Buttons located on Rear Passenger’s Control System)

POWER REAR CURTAIN
Press the Power Rear Curtain button Ato raise/lower curtain, while the ENGINE START/STOP Button is in the
ACC/ON position.
QUICK TIPS
• The Power Rear Curtain will lower when the Gear Shift is moved into the R (Reverse) position.
• Then, when the Gear Shift is moved into D (Drive) and the vehicle is traveling more than 12 mph, the Power Rear
Curtain will unfold automatically.
(Button located on Center Panel
below the Gear Shift)
(Button located on Rear
Passenger’s Control System)
AA

POWER TRUNK OPERATION*
The Power Trunk* can be operated from several
controls to either open, close or lock the trunk. The
Power Trunk Lock button will close the trunk, lock all
doors and trunk, then arm the vehicle.
To turn the Power Trunk features ON, press the
Power Trunk Lid Control button to ON, located inside
the glove box.
Driver’s Panel Power Trunk Main Control Lever –
Located to the left of the Steering Wheel, below the
main button panel.
To open, pull the Power Trunk Main Control Lever A.
To close, press and hold the Power Trunk Main
Control Lever A.
Power Trunk Close/Lock Buttons – Located
underneath the inside of the Trunk lid.
To close trunk, press the Trunk Close button B.
To close trunk and lock and arm all doors/trunk,
press the Trunk Lock button C.
Exterior Power Trunk Open Button – Located
underneath the outside of the Trunk lid.
To open, press the soft-touch Power Trunk
Open button.
(Button located under Driver’s
Panel, left of the Steering Wheel)
(Buttons located underneath
the inside of the Trunk lid)
A B C

APress to lock All Doors.
BPress to unlock Driver’s Door.
Press twice within 4 seconds to unlock All Doors.
CPress and hold for more than 1 second to unlock
Trunk and open.
REMINDERS:
• Trunk lid will fully open.
• The Trunk unlocks when the Smart Key is within
close proximity of the vehicle.
DPress and hold more than a half a second for Panic
Alarm. To turn off Alarm, press any button.
EPress to release Mechanical Key (button on
reverse side).
DRIVER’S DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK BUTTON G:
To unlock door(s):
• Press button once to unlock Driver’s Door.
• Press again within 4 seconds to unlock All Doors.
To lock all door(s):
• Press again to lock All Doors.
MECHANICAL KEY F:
• Use to unlock Driver’s Door:
1. Remove door handle keyhole cover with Mechanical
Key by pressing up into slot as shown H.
2. Insert Mechanical Key Iand turn right to Unlock
Driver’s Door.
3. Insert Mechanical Key Iand turn left to Lock
Driver’s Door.
• Use to lock glove box.
SMART KEY
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The Sunroof and Sunshade* operation is controlled
through a multidirectional switch/lever A, and the
ignition needs to be in the ON position to operate the
sunroof/sunshade.
Slide the Sunshade and Sunroof:
Auto Open – Slide lever backward to the farthest
position and release.
Auto Close – Slide the lever forward to the farthest
position and release.
Slide the Sunshade:
Auto Open – Slide the lever backward to the first
detent position.
Auto Close – Slide the lever forward to the
farthest position.
Slide the Sunroof (with Sunshade open):
Auto Open – Slide the lever backward and release.
Auto Close – Slide the lever forward to the first detent
position or pull the lever downward.
Tilt the Sunroof:
Raise – Press lever upward.
Lower – Pull lever downward.
Auto Close Sunroof and Sunshade:
Slide the lever forward to the farthest position.
QUICK TIP:
To stop the Sunroof/Sunshade at any position, press
or pull the sunroof control lever in any direction.
REMINDER:
Sunshade needs to remain OPEN while Sunroof is open
and vehicle is moving.
PANORAMIC SUNROOF OPERATION*
A

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always exercise caution when using the steering-wheel-mounted controls while driving. 2. The Bluetooth®word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned
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Blind-Spot Detection System (BSD) and Rear-Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) are not substitutes for safe and proper driving practices. Always drive safely and use
caution when changing lanes or backing up. These systems may not detect every object. 6. The Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) is not a substitute for safe
and proper driving. Always drive safely and use caution. LDWS may not always alert the driver if the vehicle is outside of its lane. Refer to the Owner’s Manual for
more information. 7. The Parking Assist System is not a substitute for proper and safe backing-up procedures. The Parking Assist System may not detect every
object behind the vehicle. Always drive safely and use caution when backing up. 8. The Parking Guide System/Rear-Camera Display are not substitutes for proper
and safe backing-up procedures. The Parking Guide System/Rear-Camera Display may not display every object behind the vehicle. Always drive safely and use
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