FUNCTION OF MAIN COMPONENTS
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Audio Head Unit | Operates the respective functions according to with the signals from the switches. |
| Telephone Microphone Assembly | Transmits voice input signals to the audio head unit. |
| Steering Pad Switch Assembly | Transmits operation signals from the switches to the audio head unit. |
| Combination Meter Assembly | Transmits vehicle speed signals to the audio head unit. |
| No. 1 Stereo Jack Adapter Assembly* | Transmits information about the portable audio player connected to the USB port or AUX port of the audio head unit. |
*: Models with No. 1 stereo jack adapter assembly
FUNCTION
Bluetooth Audio System
The functions of the Bluetooth audio system that can be used vary with the version of the Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) supported by the Bluetooth audio player that is being used.
The available Bluetooth audio system functions differ in accordance with each Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) as follows:
| Function | Outline | Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Version 1.0 | Version 1.3 | Version 1.4 or higher* | ||
| Play | Starts playing the music. | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Stop | Stops playing the music. | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Pause | Pauses the music. | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Track Up/Down | Changes the track. | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Fast Up/Down | Fast-forwards or reverses the music. | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Album Up/Down | Changes the album. | - | ○ | ○ |
| Repeat (Single Repeat) | Repeats the selected music. | - | ○ | ○ |
| Random (All Track Random) | Plays all the music in the portable audio device at random. | - | ○ | ○ |
| Music Information | Shows the track number, playtime, track name, artist name and album name. | - | ○ | ○ |
| Remaining Battery Level* | Shows the remaining battery level of the Bluetooth audio player. | - | ○ | ○ |
| Music List | Shows the music list. | - | - | ○ |
Tech Tips
○ : Applicable
-: Not available
*: Models with display audio system
The functions of the Bluetooth audio system are shown in the following table:
| Function | Outline | |
|---|---|---|
| Set Bluetooth Audio Player | Registering a Bluetooth Audio Player | In order to use the Bluetooth audio system with a Bluetooth audio player, it with necessary to register the audio player with the audio head unit. Once a Bluetooth audio player is registered, the Bluetooth audio system connects automatically. |
| Deleting a Bluetooth Audio Player | The user can delete a Bluetooth audio player. | |
| Connecting a Bluetooth Audio Player | The user can select whether to connect to the Bluetooth audio player automatically or manually. If the Bluetooth audio player has been registered and automatic connection is enabled, the Bluetooth audio player will be connected automatically. | |
| Change Settings of Bluetooth Audio | Selecting a Bluetooth Audio Player | If the user has registered a second Bluetooth audio player, either one can be selected for connection. |
| Displaying a Bluetooth Audio Player | The user can view the information of the registered Bluetooth audio player on the system. | |
| Changing the Connection Method | The user can select the connection method. With this function, the user can select whether to make a connection from the audio head unit to the Bluetooth audio player or from the Bluetooth audio player to the audio head unit. | |
| Displaying the Bluetooth Audio Setting | The user can view the Bluetooth audio information settings on the system. | |
| Changing the Device Name or Passcode* | The user can change the device name or passcode. | |
| Initializing the Bluetooth Audio Settings | The user can initialize the settings. | |
*: Models with display audio system
Bluetooth Hands-free System
Bluetooth is a short-distance, high-speed wireless data communication standard that uses the 2.4 GHz frequency band prescribed by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).
This Bluetooth hands-free system enables drivers to place or receive phone calls without operating a cellular phone.
The Bluetooth hands-free system is included in the audio head unit.
The major hands-free functions are shown in the following table:
| Function | Audio System | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base Audio System | Display Audio System | |||
| Calling with Bluetooth Phone | By Dial | ○ | ○ | |
| By Phonebook | ○ (1000 Items) | ○*1 (1000 Items)*4 ○*2 (2500 Items)*5 |
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| By Call History*3 | Dialed Number | ○ (10 Items) | ○ (10 Items)*4 | |
| Received Call | ○ (10 Items) | ○ (10 Items)*4 | ||
| Missed Call | ○ (10 Items) | ○ (10 Items)*4 | ||
| All Call History | ○ | ○*4 | ||
| By Call History*5 | - | ○ | ||
| By Speed Dial*3, *4 | ○ | ○ | ||
| By Favorites*3, *5 | - | ○ | ||
| By Voice Recognition*3 | Dialing by Name | - | - | |
| Dialing by Phone Number | - | - | ||
| Dialing by Voice Tag | - | ○ | ||
| By Point Of Interest (POI) Call | - | - | ||
| By Short Message Service (SMS)/ Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)/e-mail | Reception Screen | - | - | |
| Mail Screen | - | - | ||
| Text Messages | - | - | ||
| Receive with Bluetooth Phone/ Talk on Bluetooth Phone | Receiving Call*3 | Received Manually | ○ | ○ |
| Refused | ○ | ○ | ||
| Interrupt Call*3 | - | ○ | ||
| Tone Sending | By Dial | ○ | ○ | |
| By Registered Number*3 | ○ | ○ | ||
| Receive and Reply Message with Bluetooth Phone | Receiving Messages*3 | - | - | |
| Replying (Quick Reply)*3 | - | - | ||
| Sending Messages | - | - | ||
| Recognition/Connection | Registering Bluetooth Phone | ○ (5 Bluetooth Phones) | ○ (5 Bluetooth Phones) | |
| Connecting Bluetooth Phone*3 | Connected Automatically | ○ | ○ | |
| Connected Manually | ○ | ○ | ||
| Setting | Setting Automatic Connection | ○ | ○ | |
Tech Tips
○ : Equipped
-: Not equipped
*1: It is possible to have up to 1000 items per telephone (Bluetooth phone).
*2: It is possible to have up to 2500 items per telephone (Bluetooth phone).
*3: Can be performed while driving.
*4: Models for Egypt
*5: Except models for Egypt
The hands-free functions of the base audio system are shown in the following table. However, for safety, some functions may not be selectable when the vehicle is being driven.
| Function | Outline | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Calling with a Bluetooth Phone | By Dial | The user can call by inputting a telephone number. | |
| By Phonebook | The user can call by using the phonebook data that has been transferred from the user's cellular phone. The user can register up to 1000 items in the phonebook. | ||
| By Call History* | Dialed Number | The user can call by selecting a previously dialed number. The system remembers up to 10 dialed numbers. If more than 10 numbers have been dialed, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | |
| Received Call | The user can call by selecting the telephone number of a received call. When a call is received, the system will remember the last 10 numbers. If more than 10 calls have been received, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | ||
| Missed Call | The user can call by selecting the telephone number of a missed call. The system remembers up to 10 missed call numbers. If more than 10 calls have been missed, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | ||
| All Call History | The user can call by selecting a telephone number from all call history. However, the number of telephone numbers available for the user to choose from is limited while driving. | ||
| By Speed Dial* | The user can call by using registered telephone numbers selected from the phonebook, dialed numbers or received calls. | ||
| Receiving a Call Using a Bluetooth Phone* | When a call is received, the receiving screen is displayed with a sound. | ||
| Talking on a Bluetooth Phone* | While the user is talking on the phone, the talking screen is displayed. | ||
| Changing Bluetooth Phone Settings | Speed Dial Registration | The user can register a desired telephone number from the phonebook, dialed numbers or received calls. Up to 5 speed telephone numbers can be registered. | |
| Volume Settings | The user can set the volume. | ||
| Phonebook Settings | Transferring a telephone number: The user can transfer telephone numbers from the Bluetooth phone to the system. Up to 1000 data items can be registered in the phonebook. | ||
| Deleting all the phone data: The user can delete all the phone data. | |||
| Deleting the call history data: The user can delete the call history data individually or all at once. | |||
| Registering and selecting a Bluetooth phone | Bluetooth Phone Registration | In order to use the hands-free function of a Bluetooth phone, it is necessary to register it with the radio receiver assembly. Once a phone is registered, the hands-free function connects automatically. | |
| Bluetooth Phone Selection* | When 2 or more registered Bluetooth phones are in the cabin, it is necessary with the system select which phone to use to prevent the lines from being crossed. Only the selected phone is available for use as a hands-free phone. The phone registered last is automatically selected. | ||
| Bluetooth Information Confirmation and Editing | The user can set, change and initialize only the passcode information of the Bluetooth phone displayed on the screen. | ||
| Deleting a Bluetooth Phone | The user can delete a registered Bluetooth phone from the audio head unit. | ||
Tech Tips
*: Can be performed while driving.
The hands-free functions of the display audio system are shown in the following table. However, for safety, some functions may not be selectable when the vehicle is being driven.
| Function | Outline | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Calling with a Bluetooth Phone | By Dial | The user can call by inputting a telephone number. | |
| By Phonebook | The user can call by using the phonebook data that has been transferred from the user's cellular phone. The user can register up to 1000*2 or 2500*3 items in the phonebook. | ||
| By Call History*1, *2 | Dialed Number | The user can call by selecting a previously dialed number. The system remembers up to 10 dialed numbers. If more than 10 numbers have been dialed, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | |
| Received Call | The user can call by selecting the telephone number of a received call. When a call is received, the system will remember the last 10 numbers. If more than 10 calls have been received, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | ||
| Missed Call | The user can call by selecting the telephone number of a missed call. The system remembers up to 10 missed call numbers. If more than 10 calls have been missed, the oldest number will no longer be remembered. | ||
| All Call History | The user can call by selecting a telephone number from all call history. However, the number of telephone numbers available for the user to choose from is limited while driving. | ||
| By Call History*1, *3 | The user can call by selecting a telephone number from all call history. However, the number of the telephone numbers in the call history that the user can use is limited while driving. | ||
| By Favorites*1, *3 | The user can call by using registered telephone numbers selected from the phonebook, dialed numbers or received calls. | ||
| By Speed Dial*1, *2 | The user can call by using registered telephone numbers selected from the phonebook, dialed numbers and received calls. | ||
| By Voice Recognition | Dialing by Voice Tag | The user can call by giving a voice tag registered. | |
| Receiving a Call Using a Bluetooth Phone*1 | When a call is received, the receiving screen is displayed with a sound. | ||
| Talking on a Bluetooth Phone*1 | While the user is talking on the phone, the talking screen is displayed. | ||
| Changing Bluetooth Phone Settings | Favorites Registration*3 | The user can register a desired telephone number from the phonebook, dialed numbers or received calls. Up to 15 favorite telephone numbers can be registered. | |
| Volume Settings | The user can set the volume. | ||
| Phonebook Settings | Transferring a telephone number: The user can transfer telephone numbers from the Bluetooth phone to the system. Up to 1000*2 or 2500*3 data items (up to 4 numbers per entry) can be registered in the phonebook. | ||
| Automatically transferring a telephone number: When a PBAP compatible phone is connected, the phonebook data of the phone can be automatically transferred. | |||
| Registering phone numbers: The user can register phone numbers in the phonebook.*4 | |||
| Adding data to the phonebook: The user can add data to the phonebook.*4 | |||
| Editing data: The user can edit the registered data.*4 | |||
| Deleting all the phone data: The user can delete all the phone data.*4 | |||
| Deleting data: The user can delete the data.*4 | |||
| Deleting the call history data: The user can delete the call history data all at once.*4 | |||
| Screen Settings | Receiving call display: The user can select the method of the receiving call display. | ||
| Phonebook data and call history data transfer condition: The user can select whether a message is displayed or not while transferring phonebook data and call history data. | |||
| Bluetooth connection status at startup: When the ignition switch is turned to on (ACC) or on (IG), the Bluetooth phone is automatically connected and the connection will be displayed. | |||
| Setting initializing: The user can initialize the settings. | |||
| Registering and Selecting a Bluetooth Phone | Bluetooth Phone Registration | In order to use the hands-free function of a Bluetooth phone, it is necessary to register the phone with the radio receiver assembly. Once a phone is registered, the hands-free function connects automatically. | |
| Bluetooth Phone Selection*1 | When 2 or more registered Bluetooth phones are in the cabin, it is necessary to select which phone to use to prevent the lines from being crossed. Only the selected phone is available for use as a hands-free phone. The phone registered last is automatically selected. | ||
| Bluetooth Information Confirmation and Editing | The user can set, change and initialize the information of the Bluetooth phone displayed on the screen. | ||
| Deleting a Bluetooth Phone | The user can delete a registered Bluetooth phone from the audio head unit. | ||
Tech Tips
*1: Can be performed while driving.
*2: Models for Egypt
*3: Except models for Egypt
*4: PBAP non-compatible phone, on PBAP-compatible phone with the automatic telephone number transfer function is set to off.
CONSTRUCTION
No. 1 Stereo Jack Adapter Assembly
The No. 1 stereo jack adapter assembly is located inside the lower portion of the instrument panel.
| *A | Models with No. 1 Stereo Jack Adapter Assembly | - | - |
| *1 | No. 1 Stereo Jack Adapter Assembly | - | - |
Steering Pad Switch Assembly
Frequently used switches are located on the steering pad for easy use.
| *A | Models with Display Audio System | - | - |
| *1 | Volume +/- Switch | *2 | Seek Down Switch |
| *3 | MODE Switch | *4 | On Hook Switch |
| *5 | Off Hook Switch | *6 | Seek Up Switch |
DIAGNOSIS
For details on the procedure required to enter the Service Menu screen, refer to the Repair Manual.