Kia Cee'd: Audio System / Caring for Disc
		
		
		
	- If the temperature inside the car is 
	too high, open the car windows to 
	ventilate before using the system.
- It is illegal to copy and use 
	MP3/WMA files without permission. 
	Use CDs that are created 
	only by lawful means.
- Do not apply volatile agents, such 
	as benzene and thinner, normal 
	cleaners and magnetic sprays 
	made for analogue disc onto CDs.
- To prevent the disc surface from 
	getting damaged, hold CDs by the 
	edges or the center hole only.
- Clean the disc surface with a piece 
	of soft cloth before playback (wipe 
	it from the center to the outside 
	edge).
- Do not damage the disc surface or 
	attach pieces of sticky tape or 
	paper.
- Make certain only CDs are inserted 
	into the CD player (Do not insert 
	more than one CD at a time).
- Keep CDs in their cases after use 
	to protect them from scratches or 
	dirt.
- Depending on the type of CDR/ 
	CD-RW CDs, certain CDs may 
	not operate normally according to 
	manufacturing companies or making 
	and recording methods. In such 
	circumstances, continued use may 
	cause malfunctions to your audio 
	system.
✽ NOTICE - Playing an 
Incompatible Copy 
Protected Audio CD
Some copy protected CDs, which do 
not comply with international audio 
CD standards (Red Book), may not 
play on your car audio. Please note 
that inabilities to properly play a 
copy protected CD may indicate 
that the CD is defective, not the CD 
player.
NOTE:
Order of playing files (folders) :
1. Song playing order : to 
sequentially.
2. Folder playing order :
❋ If no song file is contained in 
the folder, that folder is not displayed.


WARNING
	- Do not stare at the screen 
	while driving. Staring at the 
	screen for prolonged periods 
	of time could lead to traffic 
	accidents.
- Do not disassemble, assemble, 
	or modify the audio system. 
	Such acts could result in 
	accidents, fire, or electric 
	shock.
- Using the phone while driving 
	may lead to a lack of attention 
	of traffic conditions and 
	increase the likelihood of 
	accidents. Use the phone feature 
	after parking the vehicle.
- Heed caution not to spill water 
	or introduce foreign objects 
	into the device. Such acts 
	could lead to smoke, fire, or 
	product malfunction.
- Please refrain from use if the 
	screen is blank or no sound 
	can be heard as these signs 
	may indicate product malfunction. 
	Continued use in such 
	conditions could lead to accidents 
	(fires, electric shock) or 
	product malfunctions.
- Do not touch the antenna during 
	thunder or lightening as 
	such acts may lead to lightning 
	induced electric shock.
- Do not stop or park in parking- 
	restricted areas to operate 
	the product. Such acts could 
	lead to traffic accidents.
- Use the system with the vehicle 
	ignition turned on. 
	Prolonged use with the ignition 
	turned off could result in 
	battery discharge.
CAUTION
	- Operating the device while 
	driving could lead to accidents 
	due to a lack of attention 
	to external surroundings. 
	First park the vehicle before 
	operating the device.
- Adjust the volume to levels 
	that allow the driver to hear 
	sounds from outside of the 
	vehicle. Driving in a state 
	where external sounds cannot 
	be heard may lead to accidents.
- Pay attention to the volume 
	setting when turning the 
	device on. A sudden output of 
	extreme volume upon turning 
	the device on could lead to 
	hearing impairment. (Adjust 
	the volume to a suitable levels 
	before turning off the device.)
- If you want to change the position 
	of device installation, 
	please inquire with your place 
	of purchase or service maintenance 
	center. Technical expertise 
	is required to install or disassemble 
	the device.
- Turn on the car ignition before 
	using this device. Do not operate 
	the audio system for long 
	periods of time with the ignition 
	turned off as such operations 
	may lead to battery discharge.
- Do not subject the device to 
	severe shock or impact. Direct 
	pressure onto the front side of 
	the monitor may cause damage 
	to the LCD or touch screen.
- (Continued) 
	• When cleaning the device, 
	make sure to turn off the device 
	and use a dry and smooth 
	cloth. Never use tough materials, 
	chemical cloths, or solvents 
	(alcohol, benzene, thinners, 
	etc.) as such materials 
	may damage the device panel 
	or cause color/quality deterioration
- Do not place beverages close 
	to the audio system. Spilling 
	beverages may lead to system 
	malfunction.
- In case of product malfunction, 
	please contact your place 
	of purchase or After Service 
	center.
- Placing the audio system within 
	an electromagnetic environment 
	may result in noise interference.
✽ NOTICE - USING THE USB 
DEVICE
	- To use an external USB device, 
	make sure the device is not connected 
	when starting up the vehicle. 
	Connect the device after starting 
	up.
- If you start the engine when the 
	USB device is connected, it may 
	damage the USB device. (USB 
	flashdrives are very sensitive to 
	electric shock.)
- If the engine is started up or 
	turned off while the external USB 
	device is connected, the external 
	USB device may not work.
- The System may not play inauthentic 
	MP3 or WMAfiles.
 1) It can only play MP3 files with 
	the compression rate between 
	8Kbps ~ 320Kbps.> 
	2) It can only play WMA music 
	files with the compression rate 
	between 8Kbps ~ 320Kbps.
- Take precautions for static electricity 
	when connecting or disconnecting 
	the external USB device.
- An encrypted MP3 PLAYER is 
	not recognizable.
- Depending on the condition of the 
	external USB device, the connected 
	external USB device can be 
	unrecognizable.
- When the formatted byte/sector 
	setting of External USB device is 
	not either 512BYTE or 
	2048BYTE, then the device will 
	not be recognized.
- Use only a USB device formatted 
	to FAT 12/16/32.
- USB devices without USB I/F 
	authentication may not be recognizable.
- Make sure the USB connection 
	terminal does not come in contact 
	with the human body or other 
	objects.
- If you repeatedly connect or disconnect 
	the USB device in a short 
	period of time, it may break the 
	device.
- You may hear a strange noise 
	when connecting or disconnecting 
	a USB device.
- If you disconnect the external USB 
	device during playback in USB 
	mode, the external USB device can 
	be damaged or may malfunction. 
	Therefore, disconnect the external 
	USB device when the audio is 
	turned off or in another mode. 
	(e.g, Radio, CD)
- Depending on the type and capacity 
	of the external USB device or 
	the type of the files stored in the 
	device, there is a difference in the 
	time taken for recognition of the 
	device.
- Do not use the USB device for purposes 
	other than playing music 
	files.
- Playing videos through the USB is 
	not supported.
- Use of USB accessories such as 
	rechargers or heaters using USB 
	I/F may lower performance or 
	cause trouble.
- If you use devices such as a USB 
	hub purchased separately, the 
	vehicle’s audio system may not 
	recognize the USB device. In that 
	case, connect the USB device 
	directly to the multimedia terminal 
	of the vehicle.
- If the USB device is divided by logical 
	drives, only the music files on 
	the highest-priority drive are recognized 
	by car audio.
- Devices such as MP3 Player/ 
	Cellular phone/Digital camera can 
	be unrecognizable by standard 
	USB I/F can be unrecognizable.
- Charging through the USB may 
	not be supported in some mobile 
	devices.
- USB HDD or USB types liable to 
	connection failures due to vehicle 
	vibrations are not supported. (istick 
	type)
- Some non-standard USB devices 
	(METAL COVER TYPE USB) 
	can be unrecognizable.
- Some USB flash memory readers 
	(such as CF, SD, micro SD, etc.) or 
	external-HDD type devices can be 
	unrecognizable.
- Music files protected by DRM 
	(DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT) 
	are not recognizable.
- The data in the USB memory may 
	be lost while using this audio. 
	Always back up important data on 
	a personal storage device.
 Please 
	avoid using USB 
	memory products which 
	can be used as key 
	chains or cellular phone 
	accessories as they could 
	cause damage to the USB jack. 
	Please make certain only to use plug 
	type connector products. Please 
	avoid using USB 
	memory products which 
	can be used as key 
	chains or cellular phone 
	accessories as they could 
	cause damage to the USB jack. 
	Please make certain only to use plug 
	type connector products.
✽ NOTICE - USING THE iPod® 
DEVICE
	- Some iPod models may not support 
	communication protocol and 
	files may not properly play. 
	Supported iPod models:
 - iPhone 3GS/4
 - iPod touch 1st~4th generation
 - iPod nano 1st~6th generation
 - iPod classic
- The order of search or playback of 
	songs in the iPod can be different 
	from the order searched in the 
	audio system.
- If the iPod disabled due to its own 
	malfunction, reset the iPod. 
	(Reset: Refer to iPod manual)
- An iPod may not operate normally 
	on low battery.
- Some iPod devices, such as the 
	iPhone, can be connected through 
	the Bluetooth®Wireless Technology 
	interface. The device must have 
	audio Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology capability (such as for 
	stereo headphone Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology ). The device 
	can play, but it will not be controlled 
	by the audio system.
- To use iPod features within the audio, 
	use the cable provided upon purchasing 
	an iPod device.
- Skipping or improper operation may 
	occur depending on the characteristics 
	of your iPod/Phone device.
- If your iPhone is connected to both 
	the Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	and USB, the sound may not be properly 
	played. In your iPhone, select the 
	Dock connector or Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology to change the 
	sound output (source).
- When connecting iPod with the 
	iPod Power Cable, insert the connector 
	to the multimedia socket 
	completely. If not inserted completely, 
	communications between 
	iPod and audio may be interrupted.
- When adjusting the sound effects 
	of the iPod and the audio system, 
	the sound effects of both devices 
	will overlap and might reduce or 
	distort the quality of the sound.
- Deactivate (turn off) the equalizer 
	function of an iPod when adjusting 
	the audio system’s volume, and 
	turn off the equalizer of the audio 
	system when using the equalizer of 
	an iPod.
- When not using iPod with car 
	audio, detach the iPod cable from 
	iPod. Otherwise, iPod may remain 
	in accessory mode, and may not 
	work properly.
- Beside support 1M cable when 
	purchasing iPod/iPhone products, 
	Long Cable cannot be recognized.
✽ NOTICE - USINGTHE 
Bluetooth® Wireless 
Technology 
CELLULAR PHONE
	- Do not use a cellular phone or perform 
	Bluetooth®Wireless Technology 
	settings (e.g. pairing a phone) 
	while driving.
- Some Bluetooth®Wireless Technology 
	-enabled phones may not be recognized 
	by the system or fully compatible 
	with the system.
- Before using Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology related features of the 
	audio system, refer your phone’s 
	User’s Manual for phone-side 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	operations.
- The phone must be paired to the 
	audio system to use Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology related features.
- You will not be able to use the 
	hands-free feature when your 
	phone (in the car) is outside of the 
	cellular service area (e.g. in a tunnel, 
	in a underground, in a mountainous 
	area, etc.).
- If the cellular phone signal is poor 
	or the vehicles interior noise is too 
	loud, it may be difficult to hear the 
	other person’s voice during a call.
- Do not place the phone near or 
	inside metallic objects, otherwise 
	communications with Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology system or cellular 
	service stations can be disturbed.
- While a phone is connected through 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	your phone may discharge quicker 
	than usual for additional Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology-related operations.
- Some cellular phones or other 
	devices may cause interference 
	noise or malfunction to audio system. 
	In this case, store the device 
	in a different location may resolve 
	the condition.
- Phone contact names should be 
	saved in English or they may not 
	be displayed correctly.
- If Priority is set upon vehicle ignition( 
	IGN/ACC ON), the Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology phone will be 
	automatically connected. 
	Even if you are outside, the 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	phone will be automatically connected 
	once you are in the vicinity 
	of the vehicle. 
	If you do not want automatic 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	connection, turn the Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology feature off.
- The hands-free call volume and 
	quality may differ depending on 
	the mobile phone type.
- Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	features can be used only when the 
	mobile phone has been paired and 
	connected with the device. For 
	more information on pairing and 
	connecting Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology enabled mobile phones, 
	refer to the “Phone Setup” section.
- When a Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology mobile phone is connected, 
	a ( ) icon will appear at 
	the top of the screen. If a ( ) icon will appear at 
	the top of the screen. If a ( ) 
	icon 
	is not displayed, this indicates that 
	a Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled device has not been connected. 
	You must connect the 
	device before use. For more information 
	on Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology mobile phones, refer 
	to the “Phone Setup” section. ) 
	icon 
	is not displayed, this indicates that 
	a Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled device has not been connected. 
	You must connect the 
	device before use. For more information 
	on Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology mobile phones, refer 
	to the “Phone Setup” section.
- Pairing and connecting a 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled mobile phone will work 
	only when the Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology option within your 
	mobile phone has been turned on. 
	(Methods of turning on the 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled feature may differ 
	depending on the mobile phone.)
- In some mobile phones, starting 
	the ignition while talking through 
	Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled handsfree call will result 
	in the call becoming disconnected. 
	(Switch the call back to your 
	mobile phone when starting the 
	ignition.)
- Some features may not be supported 
	in some Bluetooth® Wireless 
	Technology mobile phone and 
	devices.
- Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
	enabled operation may be unstable 
	depending on the communication 
	state.
- Placing the audio system within an 
	electromagnetic environment may 
	result in noise interference.
✽ NOTICE - USING VOICE 
COMMAND
	- The voice recognition feature of 
	this product supports recognition 
	of the commands listed within this 
	user’s manual.
- While using voice recognition, 
	operating the steering remote control 
	or the device will terminate 
	voice recognition and allow you to 
	manually operate desired functions.
- Position the microphone above the 
	head of the driver’s seat. For superior 
	performance, maintain good 
	posture when saying voice commands.
- Voice recognition may not function 
	properly due to outside noise. 
	The following conditions can 
	affect the performance of Voice 
	Recognition:
 -When the windows and sunroof 
	are open
 -When the heating/cooling system 
	is on
 -When passing a tunnel
 -When driving on rugged and 
	uneven roads
- After downloading Bluetooth® 
	Wireless Technology phone book, 
	the system requires some times to 
	convert the phone book into voice 
	information. During this time, 
	voice recognition may not operate 
	properly.
- Upon inputting your phone book, 
	special symbols and numbers cannot 
	be recognized by voice. For 
	example, “# John Doe%&” will be 
	recognized as “John Doe”.
   When a cellular phone is used inside 
the vehicle, noise may be produced 
from the audio system. This does not 
mean that something is wrong with the 
audio equipment. In such a case, use 
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