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INTRODUCTION

 SYSTEM USAGE

Using Touch Screen:

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Move the slider of the scroll bar up & down or left & right 

with your finger.

or

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Tap on the 

, 

, 

 or 

 arrows on the display 

screen.

Modifying the Value in a Range

Using Touch Screen:

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Tap on the + screen icon to increase the value or - screen 

icon to decrease the value.

Going to the Parent Menu from a Submenu

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Tap the 

 

icon on the infotainment system to display 

the parent menu of the currently active submenu.

Figure 16: Moving Slider/Tapping Arrows

Figure 17: Increasing/Decreasing Values

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Summary of Contents for CONNECTNEXT

Page 1: ...ith the infotainment system of your car and its functionalities It also contains instructions on how to use the infotainment system in a safe and effective manner We insist that all service and maintenance of the infotainment system of your car must be done only at authorized TATA service centers Incorrect installation or servicing can cause permanent damage to the system If you have any further q...

Page 2: ...9 System Usage 25 System ON OFF 38 Manage General Settings 40 Change Audio Settings 44 Change Volume Settings 47 Software Details 50 4 RADIO 5 MEDIA 6 PHONE Overview 51 Radio Operations 53 Overview 58 Playing a Media Source 61 Music Related Functions 65 Picture Viewer 72 Video Playback 75 Enable Bluetooth 79 Pair Devices 80 Manage Paired Devices 84 Change Phone Settings 86 Phone Functions 89 ...

Page 3: ... Apps 107 Apps Disclaimer 108 Android Auto 110 CarPlay 117 Display Vehicle Setup Screen 121 Set Vehicle Auto Relock 122 Manage Park Assist 123 Rear View Camera 128 Manage Approach Lamps 129 Overview of Climate Control 130 Voice Alerts 135 Drive Modes 137 Voice Recognition Feature 138 Frequently Asked Questions 145 10 ABBREVIATIONS 11 INDEX Abbreviations 148 Index 149 ...

Page 4: ...neral notes A list of abbreviations used in this guide with their explanation An alphabetical index for quick identification of required topics CONVENTIONS DANGER Text that indicates to actions that might cause harm to personnel SECURITY ALERT Text that indicates to actions which increases the potential for unauthorized access WARNING Text that indicates to actions that might cause harm to the equ...

Page 5: ...the vehicle along with other standard booklets Please read and follow the safety guidelines listed in this section to avoid injury or property damage GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES WARNING The infotainment system is a sophisticated electronic device Do not allow improper access of the infotainment system DANGER Permanent hearing loss may occur if you play your music at loud volumes for prolonged durati...

Page 6: ...RE AND MAINTENANCE Exert utmost care while handling the infotainment system as partial or complete loss of the infotainment system functions due to intentional misuse is not covered under warranty Some guidance for using or maintaining the system are listed below WARNING Parking under direct sunlight for prolonged duration can result in high temperatures inside your car which can damage your infot...

Page 7: ...nt system can make the moving parts sticky and stop them from functioning correctly WARNING Avoid addition of any accessories such as external amplifiers which will lead to the modification of the standard factory wiring connections As such unauthorized interconnections can result in the malfunctioning of the infotainment system Always contact the Tata dealer for changes to the vehicle or system W...

Page 8: ...opropyl alcohol or an isopropyl alcohol and water solution ratio of 50 50 Be sure to follow the solvent manufacturer s precautions and directions WARNING Avoid spraying or spilling of cleaning solutions perfumes car fresheners beverages caustic chemicals or any liquids on the touch screen surface as it can damage the screen or the infotainment system TRADEMARKS Apple Apple CarPlay Siri iPod and iP...

Page 9: ... if applicable to your system are covered for 12 months from the date of the first sale of vehicle 4 Warranty is expressly not applicable under the following conditions Where the product has been dismantled repaired altered modified or damaged due to user negligence and misuse The serial number of the product been removed defaced or altered Warranty void sticker is removed or tampered Improper usa...

Page 10: ... with SMS for incoming calls Simultaneous pairing with multiple Phone handsets up to 10 devices through Bluetooth for Phone and Music supports like Phone book download Audio streaming Integrated with vehicle components like Park Assist System and displays related information Vehicle feature control support like auto relock enable disable and approach lights Infotainment system control from Steerin...

Page 11: ...ble on the infotainment system allows you to control the infotainment system It provides you with quick and easy access to the commonly used functions and options of the infotainment system Figure 1 CONNECTNEXT Infotainment System Home Screen in Day Mode Figure 2 CONNECTNEXT Infotainment System Home Screen in Night Mode 02 ...

Page 12: ...bility which at times may be blocked due to sunlight The Night mode uses a darker background with reduced brightness for a safe drive at night NOTE All the images displayed in the manual are taken during the Night mode In Day mode the infotainment system displays similar functionalities with a lighter background 02 ...

Page 13: ...13 INTRODUCTION CONTROL ELEMENTS OVERVIEW 6 7 8 Figure 3 CONNECTNEXT Infotainment System Control Elements 1 3 4 5 2 02 ...

Page 14: ...edia ON Mute Unmute Radio AUX Mute Unmute Long Press System Switch Off Mode System On System in One Hour Mode System Off Media Android Auto CarPlay Turns Media Off Media On 2 Home button Short Press Long Press Displays home screen with current media audio source playing in the background Android Auto CarPlay Cancels Android Auto CarPlay mode displays the Home screen NOTE During high priority activ...

Page 15: ...ites Contacts 4 Voice Command 5 Android Auto if applicable 6 CarPlay if applicable Short Press Opens the currently configured shortcut If no shortcut is configured lists the configu rable functionalities Long Press Displays the list of configurable functionalities or allows to set a different functionality as the shortcut Table 1 Infotainment System Control Elements Sl No Control Elements Descript...

Page 16: ...s auto seek down Long Press iPod USB Android Auto CarPlay Video Playback Bluetooth Audio Fast rewinds the current track Radio Starts auto seek down 5 Seek Up button Short Press iPod USB Android Auto CarPlay Video Playback Bluetooth Audio Plays the next track Radio Starts auto seek up Long Press iPod USB Android Auto CarPlay Video Playback Bluetooth Audio Fast forwards the current track Radio Start...

Page 17: ...s SMS Readout Android Auto CarPlay Displays the Android Auto CarPlay Phone menu 7 Back button Short Press Long Press Back to the previous menu or screen if applicable NOTE During high priority activities like Park Assist and Active Phone Call if the Back button is pressed no action will be performed Table 1 Infotainment System Control Elements Sl No Control Elements Description 02 ...

Page 18: ...lays the track Setup Home screen Incoming and Active Phone Calls Scrolls down or left through a menu list like call logs contacts setup options media list home screen tiles or radio presets Android Auto Apple CarPlay Previous Menu Short Press Long Press Selects the selection i e a track a menu an option or a FM AM station preset Incoming Phone Calls Allows to receive end the incoming phone call af...

Page 19: ...the control elements on the infotainment system the system can also be controlled from the Steering Wheel Controls Steering wheel control elements provide you the flexibility of controlling your infotainment system even while you are driving without distracting your attention 02 ...

Page 20: ...20 INTRODUCTION OTHER MODES OF CONTROL STEERING WHEEL CONTROL ELEMENTS Figure 4 Steering wheel control elements 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 02 ...

Page 21: ...llowing sequence Previous FM station Previous AM station USB Bluetooth audio streaming AUX in Android Auto not connected Plays the media in the following sequence Previous FM sta tion Previous AM station Android Auto AUX in 2 Increase Volume SP Increases volume ring tone volume by 1 unit LP Increases volume ring tone volume until the button is released or the maximum volume is reached 02 ...

Page 22: ...t the call on Hold Display OFF Mode Turns on the display and executes selected option SMS Readout Popup Activates SMS Readout Voice Alert Cancel Voice Alert and activates native voice control system Siri Android Auto which ever is available Outgoing Call and SMS Reading No Action LP Android Auto If Google Assistant is active continues it If connected but not active starts Google Assistant Others S...

Page 23: ...p by increasing radio frequency until the button is released 5a And 5b Mute Reject Phone Call SP LP Mutes Unmutes the audio track Incoming Phone Call Reject call Outgoing Phone Call Cancel call Active Phone Call End call 6 Decrease Volume SP Decreases volume ring tone volume by 1 unit LP Decreases volume ring tone volume until the button is released or the volume value reaches 0 Table 2 Steering W...

Page 24: ...reset radio station Video Player Opens the previous file LP USB Media Opens the previous folder if applicable BT Media Types Android Auto Video Player Fast Rewind Radio Initiates Auto Seek Down by decreasing radio frequency until button is released Table 2 Steering Wheel Control Elements Sl No Control Element Description 02 ...

Page 25: ... functions of the system CONNECTNEXT HOME SCREEN Access to any function feature begins from the Home screen The Home screen of the CONNECTNEXT infotainment system is displayed after the Welcome screens It has a list of shortcut menus and few widget drawers on it Figure 5 Welcome Screen 1 Figure 6 Welcome Screen 2 Figure 7 Home Screen with Menus and Widget Drawers 02 ...

Page 26: ...n the screen NOTE The menu that is currently selected will be brighter If a menu is selected but still grayed out it indicates that the feature function configured to the menu is currently unavailable like phone media source is not connected and so on Table 3 Configurable Shortcuts Function Feature Removable Replaceable Android Auto No if available Apple CarPlay No if available Audio Setup Yes AUX...

Page 27: ...em displays a blank Add Shortcut icon in its place and the removed menu is added to the last menu screen If you replace a shortcut menu with the shortcut of another feature function the positions of the menus will be interchanged For example if the Contacts menu is displayed in the Home screen and the Phone menu is displayed in the second screen When you replace the Contacts menu with the Phone me...

Page 28: ... a shortcut 1 In the Home screen Long Press on the shortcut menu that must be replaced or removed The system prompts you to confirm whether you want to Replace or Remove the shortcut or completely Cancel the action 2 To remove the shortcut select the Remove icon 3 To replace the shortcut with another function feature select the Replace icon The system displays the Figure 8 Home Screen Add Shortcut...

Page 29: ...t The feature or function that was previously assigned to the shortcut menu will still be available in the system You will be able to access the feature function using an alternate way Refer to the section of the feature function to identify the alternate way of access NOTE The deleted shortcut menu will be replaced with NOTE If the Android Auto Apple CarPlay shortcuts are available on the Home sc...

Page 30: ...rojection Screens Android Auto and CarPlay and Park Assist To view the widget drawer in full screen mode tap anywhere on the screen NOTE To close a drawer tap on any part of the screen outside the drawer Notification Bar The Notification Bar is located at the top of the infotainment screen The bar displays the following details 1 Current time 2 Mute icon if the system volume is set to mute 3 Conne...

Page 31: ...ation is being displayed the change is relayed in the notification bar Left Drawer The Left Drawer of the infotainment screen displays the following details 1 Status Drawer 2 Connected Phone status STATUS DRAWER The Status drawer is located at the left corner of the Home screen When you tap the Status drawer it is expanded and the different settings in the drawer listed below are displayed Table 4...

Page 32: ...he Connected Phone Status drawer is located at the left corner of the Home screen This drawer displays the currently connected smartphone When you tap depending upon the connected Android phone or iPhone the Connected Phone drawer displays the Android Auto Apple CarPlay BT connection 3 Brightness Control only if Parking Light is OFF 4 Phone Notifications 5 Bluetooth Paired Device status 6 Minimize...

Page 33: ... PARK ASSIST When you tap Park Assist the system displays the Park Assist Setup screen and you can manage the Park Assist system settings The Park Assist feature is vehicle dependent For information on the various park assist settings refer to the Manage Park Assist if Applicable section SOURCE DRAWER The Source drawer is located at the right corner of the Home screen This drawer displays the medi...

Page 34: ...s options from any screen of the infotainment system NAVIGATING BETWEEN THE HOME SCREEN MENUS You can navigate between the Home Screen menus using the Touch Screen The list of menus are displayed in 2 or 3 screens To browse through the menu screens Using Touch Screen Figure 14 Swiping of Home Screen Menus 02 ...

Page 35: ... Screen Object You can select an on screen object to display the corresponding submenu of the selected menu display a popup with information message activate the function corresponding to the selected icon menu select or deselect a check box or a option icon Using Touch Screen Tap on the on screen object Scrolling Through a Menu List When there are many menu options the system displays a scroll ba...

Page 36: ...y screen Modifying the Value in a Range Using Touch Screen Tap on the screen icon to increase the value or screen icon to decrease the value Going to the Parent Menu from a Submenu Tap the icon on the infotainment system to display the parent menu of the currently active submenu Figure 16 Moving Slider Tapping Arrows Figure 17 Increasing Decreasing Values 02 ...

Page 37: ...tus drawer 4 Right Drawer Displays the HVAC Park Assist connected media sources details and Home HANDLING POPUPS The infotainment system displays popups to indicate progress of an activity will disappear once the activity in progress ends display important messages regarding system or the currently active feature will disappear automatically after the pre configured timeout period prompt you to co...

Page 38: ...ed OFF using the knob the system will automatically switch ON when the vehicle ignition is switched ON If the vehicle ignition is switched OFF and the key is removed the system will switch OFF The system will now be in the System Switched OFF Mode and no functions will be available When the vehicle ignition and the infotainment system are switched ON and you press the knob the system will stop the...

Page 39: ...ystem In the Display OFF Mode the currently played media source and other background functions will continue To activate Display OFF Mode in the Home screen select the option Refer to Source Drawer for information on selecting the Display OFF menu option When you receive a call insert a media source initiate park assist or any message popup is displayed the system stops display off and performs th...

Page 40: ...us options for setting the basic system parameters NOTE The language used in the infotainment system is English Other languages are not supported SETTING DATE To set the system date 1 In the General Setup options navigate to and select the Set Date option The system displays the Set Date screen 2 In the Set Date screen highlight the day DD field and select the required day value 3 Highlight the mo...

Page 41: ... Set Time option The system displays the Set Time screen 2 In the Set Time screen highlight the hour field and select the required hour value 3 Highlight the minutes field and select the required minute value 4 Highlight the time period AM PM field select the required time period value NOTE The Time Period option will be available only if the Use 24 Hour Format option is not set 5 When the require...

Page 42: ...e deleted All media source details stored in the system will be cleared All user saved configured settings like phone favourites and so on will be cleared All the Radio stored presets will be cleared and the currently played frequency will be reset to the default frequencies i e FM 87 5 MHz and AM 531 kHz NOTE Irrespective of the media source that was last played after Reset to Factory when you se...

Page 43: ...ment system NOTE You will not be able to initiate reset to factory default when the vehicle is in the One Hour System Switched ON Mode However if you switch OFF ignition while the reset is in progress the system completes the reset operation in the One Hour System Switched ON Mode Figure 22 Reset to Factory Defaults Message Popup 03 ...

Page 44: ...gain of low frequencies of the audio sources Middle Increase or decrease the mid frequency of the audio sources Treble Increase or decrease the high frequencies of the audio sources To set the bass middle and or treble values 1 In the Audio options navigate to and select the Bass Middle Treble option The system displays the Bass Middle Treble screen 2 In the Bass Middle Treble screen modify the se...

Page 45: ...n 2 In the Balance Fader screen modify the settings of the required fields by setting them to new values in the range of 5 to 5 NOTE The position of the symbol indicates the current volume distribution between the different speakers of the vehicle NOTE The default values of Balance and Fader fields are 0 Distributing Volume Only to Front Speakers 1 In the Balance Fader screen select the Driver ico...

Page 46: ...to automatically change the audio settings depending on your favorite type of music The preset options that are available to you are Classic Pop Jazz Rock Flat Speech User To change the audio settings to match your favorite type of music 1 In the Audio Setup options navigate to and select the Audio Preset option The system displays the available audio preset options 2 Scroll to and select your fav...

Page 47: ... features SETTING SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME To enable the speed dependent volume 1 In the Volume Setup screen navigate and select Speed Dependent Volume SETTING PHONE AUDIO VOLUME This option sets the in call volume of the connected phone To set the phone audio volume Figure 25 Volume Setup Screen DEFINITION When the vehicle speed increases the engine noise and surrounding noise like wind sound incre...

Page 48: ... read out to you 1 In the Volume screen highlight the SMS Read Out field modify the settings of the field by setting it to a new value in the range of 0 to 30 SETTING VOICE COMMAND VOLUME This option sets the volume that will be applicable to the voice recognition feature 1 In the Volume screen highlight the Voice Command field modify the settings of the field by setting it to a new value in the r...

Page 49: ...G STARTED CHANGE VOLUME SETTINGS 1 In the Volume screen highlight the Aux In Gain option The system displays the available amplification level options 2 Navigate to and select the required amplification level 03 ...

Page 50: ...e system software or verify after upgrading the software To view the software details 1 Tap The system displays the Setup menu options 2 Navigate to and select the Software Details option The system displays the Software Details screen with the Software Version and Last software Updated details 3 After reading the details tap the icon to go back to the Setup screen Figure 26 Software Details Scree...

Page 51: ...there may be noise interferences 2 The AM FM signal cannot pass through hills and tall buildings If vehicles enter such areas the reception will be poor or there might be no reception at all 3 The AM FM signal reception quality might deteriorate with multi path effect which results due to signal reflections from hills and tall buildings OVERVIEW To view the radio screen perform any of the followin...

Page 52: ...cy Auto Seek Seek area with the Seek Down and Seek Up icons When Auto Seek Manual Tunning or Auto Store is initiated the valid frequencies are listed in the Seek area below the Seek icons 5 Manual Tuning Scale 6 List of preset icons with their corresponding radio station frequencies The preset that does not have any frequency stored in it is represented with a sign 04 ...

Page 53: ... Select the required radio band AM FM The system displays the details of the selected radio band Increasing Decreasing Radio Volume Rotate the knob clockwise anti clockwise to increase or decrease the volume TUNING RADIO STATIONS The infotainment system supports Manual tuning as well as Auto tuning of radio stations Manually Tuning a Radio Station To manually tune radio stations in the Radio scree...

Page 54: ...ly stops the Auto Tuning action when it reaches the previous next receivable frequency or when the search is unsuccessful To stop the auto tuning action manually 1 Tap anywhere on the slider Scanning Radio Stations Figure 30 Radio Stations Auto Tune DEFINITION You can scan through the available radio stations when you are not sure of the station you want to hear While scanning the system plays eac...

Page 55: ...ds The scanning will continue until canceled displayed at the right corner or till it reaches the initial frequency from where the scanning was initiated NOTE You can store the currently played station in any preset 1 to 20 by long pressing the required preset number icon from the list of preset icons displayed on the screen Refer to the Handling Presets section for information on presets Figure 3...

Page 56: ...rrent radio band AM FM When radio stations are stored in all presets or if there are no more available stations the system stops the automatic storing action Playing a Preset To play a radio station stored as a preset 1 Tap The system displays the Radio screen 2 Change to the required radio band if not already displayed 3 Navigate to and select the corresponding preset DEFINITION You can store a r...

Page 57: ...g Through the Presets section for information on browsing through the presets list BROWSING THROUGH THE PRESETS To browse through the preset list 1 In the Radio screen select the Preset Browse icon The system displays the Preset screen with the list of presets You can view the different presets by navigating through the list using the scroll bar beside it 05 ...

Page 58: ...sic and videos 1 USB source 2 Bluetooth Audio source 3 iPod 4 Audio AUX In source The supported audio formats aac mp3 wav and wma The supported video formats are mp4 and avi NOTE Video playbacks are supported from USB source only OVERVIEW 3 7 4 5 1 6 8 9 11 Figure 32 Sample Media Screen USB Source 12 2 10 05 ...

Page 59: ... for iPod Bluetooth and AUX In media sources Table 6 Media Screen 1 Track Information Album Art 2 Current Active Track Information 3 Active Media Source Type 4 Browse Icon 5 Folder Up Icon 6 Folder Down Icon 7 Progress Bar 8 Switch On Off Repeat 9 Next Track Icon 10 Play Pause Icon 11 Previous Track Icon 12 Switch On Off Shuffle Figure 33 Sample Media Screen BT Source 05 ...

Page 60: ...evices with AVRCP 1 3 and above the system displays the device name the current active track name a default track image and the play pause icon Additionally the random and repeat features are also supported in AVRCP version 1 3 and above For devices with AVRCP below 1 3 the system only displays a message Playing from phone and the play pause icon Please note that behavior of Bluetooth profiles can...

Page 61: ...nd device type some media source devices might take more time to start CONNECTING TO A MEDIA SOURCE The USB iPod or Auxiliary media devices must be physically connected to the system for them to be recognized and accessed Refer to your vehicle Owner s Manual for information on how to connect the USB and Auxiliary devices NOTE USB devices with up to 32 GB of memory are supported by the system Bluet...

Page 62: ...d the system starts playing music from where the source was stopped NOTE For good audio quality music tracks recorded at 192 kbps or above are recommended for playing in the system If tracks recorded at lower rates are played like around 128 kbps there will be noticeable difference while listening Figure 34 Message Notification Indicating USB Source Insertion 05 ...

Page 63: ...s still connected NOTE is a configurable menu and the above step is applicable only if you have configured the menu for Sources 2 In the Home screen tap Source The system displays the media sources Select the required currently available media source The system plays music track from the selected source NOTE The Sources screen is available from any screen on the infotainment system Only sources th...

Page 64: ...sources you can play the required media source by navigating and selecting the required media option from the Main Menu Refer to the Creating shortcuts Home Screen section for the steps involved in creating shortcuts for the various media sources and the Navigating Between the Home Screen Menus section to understand how to select a Main Menu 05 ...

Page 65: ...e media is mute play pause actions will not unmute the media PAUSING PLAYING MUSIC Using the system you can playback a maximum of 15000 music files To pause playing of music 1 In the Media screen tap the Pause icon on the screen The system pauses the playing music and the icon changes to Play icon Repeat the step to resume playing the music NOTE If the system comes across a corrupt music track in ...

Page 66: ...TING TRACK You can either repeat a single track or repeat music tracks in a folder To repeat a track or tracks in a folder 1 In the Media screen tap the Switch On Off Repeat icon The system repeats the current track and displays a 1 above the Repeat icon to indicate the action When you tap the icon again the system repeats all the songs In case of USB by default the system repeats all the songs In...

Page 67: ...tap the icon again the shuffle action is stopped NOTE For iPod devices Apple devices you can randomly play all tracks only in the music source device NOTE For some Bluetooth audio devices all random functions may not work The availability of these functions is dependent on the AVRCP version of your device NOTE The shuffle functionalities are not supported for the AUX In music sources PLAYING NEXT ...

Page 68: ...aying them and move ahead or backward in the folder To fast forward or fast rewind 1 From within the Media screen Long Press the Next Track icon or the Previous Track icon The system fast forwards or fast rewinds the music tracks until the icon is released and the action is stopped The system plays the music track that is in focus when the action is stopped NOTE The fast forward fast rewind of mus...

Page 69: ...OUGH THE MEDIA CONTENT You can perform a category based browsing of media content stored in a media device NOTE The types of categories supported will depend on the Media source device NOTE The system supports limited browsing of Bluetooth media source devices with AVRCP 1 4 Devices with lower AVRCP versions cannot be browsed To browse through the media content 1 In the Media screen tap the Browse...

Page 70: ...ch track until the scanning is stopped for 10 seconds the name of the currently played track is also displayed in the screen NOTE If you browse to a category and then initiate the scan only the tracks in the selected category will be scanned NOTE You can cancel the scanning process to play a track completely Figure 36 Media Browse Screen DEFINITION When you are unsure of the music track you want t...

Page 71: ...UNCTIONS Stopping Media Device Scanning To stop scanning of the media device 1 In the scan screen select Cancel using the knob The system stops scanning the media device and starts playing music from the current music track 05 ...

Page 72: ...ses the picture viewer and displays a popup message indicating that the picture viewer is unavailable at high speed You can access the picture files by selecting anyone of the following options 1 When there are no audio files and only picture files exist in the media device 1 When you insert the media source the system displays a popup message informing you that there are no audio files and prompt...

Page 73: ...se screen with applicable categories list NAVIGATING BETWEEN PICTURES The system facilitates viewing of the pictures files in a sequence one after the other To view pictures in a sequence 1 In the Picture Display screen touch the picture The system displays multiple options 2 Tap the and arrows to move to the previous or next picture in the media source Figure 38 Picture Display Screen with Option...

Page 74: ...ia source screen in case of USB with only images SHIFTING TO VIDEO PLAYBACK OR MEDIA SCREEN If the media source contains video files also you can view the video files using the Video Playback feature If the media source contains audio tracks also you can play browse and manage the tracks using the Media screen To shift to the video playback feature from within the Picture Viewer feature or from an...

Page 75: ...playback is unavailable at high speed You can access the videos by selecting anyone of the following options 1 When there are no audio files and only video files exist in the media device 1 When you insert the media source the system displays a popup message informing you that there are no audio files and prompting you to confirm whether you want to view the videos 2 Select Yes The system displays...

Page 76: ...y next previous video The steps for playing the next or previous video is similar to playing the next or previous music file Refer to the Playing Next Previous Music Tracks section for the steps to play next or previous video Perform Fast Forward Fast Rewind of videos The steps for performing fast forward or fast rewind of a video is similar to performing fast forward or fast rewind of music track...

Page 77: ...und and displays the Home Screen NOTE To return back to the Video Playback screen click the Media menu option or the paused video file name below it Table 7 Video Playback Screen Options 1 Browse Icon 2 Close Icon 3 Progress Bar Figure 40 Video Playback Screen with Options 5 1 6 4 2 3 4 Next Video Icon 5 Play Pause Icon 6 Previous Video Icon Table 7 Video Playback Screen Options 05 ...

Page 78: ...ia source screen SHIFTING TO MEDIA SCREEN If the media source contains audio tracks also you can play browse and manage the tracks from the Media screen To shift to the Media screen from within the Video Playback feature 1 Tap the Browse icon from within the Media screen The system displays a media Browse screen 2 In the Browse screen select the required audio category The system displays the cate...

Page 79: ...other capabilities ENABLE BLUETOOTH To connect your cell phone to the infotainment system 1 Turn ON the Bluetooth capability and device visibility in your phone NOTE The infotainment system by default will be able to recognize the Bluetooth enabled devices around it 2 Enable the Bluetooth visibility of the infotainment system so that even other devices with Bluetooth capabilities can now search an...

Page 80: ...e TATA CONNECTNEXT infotainment system supports a maximum of 10 paired devices A device once paired need not be paired again unless the pairing is deleted A phone with an existing pairing with the infotainment system will be automatically connected when Bluetooth is enabled in both the devices and the phone is within the range of the system To connect your Bluetooth enabled phone with the infotain...

Page 81: ...system prompts you to confirm the Bluetooth pass key of the phone Select Yes The system initiates the pairing of the infotainment system and the selected phone If the pairing is successful the system displays the phone in the Paired Devices screen A copy of your phone data like call logs phone numbers and other contact details is also created in the system NOTE When the pairing of a phone is initi...

Page 82: ...are close to each other in range and there are no obstructions blocking the phone and infotainment system connectivity Ensure that your phone contacts do not have special characters or blanks before their name If there are such contacts please rename them TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS FOR PAIRING DEVICES If you are unable to pair your phone with the infotainment system even after following the guidelines ...

Page 83: ...unctions on your phone may not support pairing of devices or is not compatible with the infotainment system due to the differences in Bluetooth software versions It is recommended that you update the firmware of your phone when you receive a message from the phone manufacturer prompting you to upgrade as these upgrades are meant to provide the latest and a defect free software to you Generally Blu...

Page 84: ...ice List The system displays the list of devices that are paired with the system CONNECTING DISCONNECTING A PAIRED DEVICE You can connect to a paired device to access the media related data like music and or phone related data like contacts and call log stored in the device A device paired with the system is by default connected for both media and phone However at any given point of time you can u...

Page 85: ...ompts you to confirm the deletion of all paired devices 2 Select Yes The system deletes all devices paired with the infotainment system Deleting a Paired Device To delete a paired device 1 In the Paired Devices screen the system displays the list of devices currently paired with the system 2 Tap Delete icon beside device name The system prompts you to confirm the deletion of the paired devices 3 S...

Page 86: ...etup menu options 2 Navigate to and select the Phone Setup option The system lists various options to handle the phone related advance features of the infotainment system 3 In the Phone Setup options navigate to and select SMS Alert Notification The system displays the various SMS Alert Notification options 4 Scroll to and select the required notification The system sets the selected option for SM...

Page 87: ...o configure the text of the SMS which will be sent To configure the automatic SMS text 1 In the Phone Setup options navigate to and select Configure Auto SMS The system displays the Configure Auto SMS screen with various SMS text options 2 Navigate to and select the required SMS text from the options The system selects the options icon of the selected SMS text and also sends the text as SMS when y...

Page 88: ...8 PHONE CHANGE PHONE SETTINGS NOTE The SMS text message can be of maximum 120 characters i e 6 lines of message wherein one line of text accommodates 20 characters Figure 47 Configure Auto SMS Options 06 ...

Page 89: ...get details of your mobile phone like battery network strength and so on VIEWING CALL LOGS You can view all calls received or dialed from the infotainment system or missed when connected to the system in the call log The system displays up to 20 missed calls 20 dialed calls and 20 received calls To view the call log 1 In the Phone Browse screen tap Call Logs The system displays the details of up t...

Page 90: ...ill display a message while it retrieves the contact list NOTE Your phone must support PBAP Phone Book Access Profile to enable download and viewing of contacts from the system MAKING AN OUTGOING CALL The infotainment system supports four different ways to make a phone call They are Dialing by selecting the phone number from the call log Dialing by selecting the phone number from the contacts Dial...

Page 91: ...its of the phone number in the dialpad 3 After entering the phone number tap Call The system initiates the outgoing call NOTE To delete an incorrect entry use the beside the typed number to delete the entire number or digits in the number On taping the icon the system deletes one digit at a time starting with the last digit in the number NOTE The system retains the phone number that was last diale...

Page 92: ...nd select the required number The system dials the selected number and initiates the outgoing call NOTE The contact numbers that do not have a name defined for them will be displayed first in the Contact list with an NOTE The contacts are by default arranged in an alphabetical order When you browse through the contact list the alphabet group to which a contact belongs to is displayed and highlight...

Page 93: ... log 2 Select the required number from the list The system dials the selected number and initiates the outgoing call Dialing Using the Favourites The infotainment system supports marking some contacts as favourites The system also allows you to view and access these favorite contacts separately from the Favourites screen in addition to the Contacts screen Figure 51 Contacts Screen Figure 52 Call L...

Page 94: ...e star beside each number to add them to the favourites list or select the required number to dial Viewing the Favourites List You can identify the contacts marked as favorite with the highlighted star in the Contacts screen All favorite contacts can also be separately viewed in the Favourites screen To display the Favourites screen 1 In the Phone Browse screen tap Favourites The system displays t...

Page 95: ...ject or Reject with Message the incoming call In the Reject with Message option the system rejects the call and also sends a SMS to the caller with the configured text Refer to Configuring Automatic SMS for Rejected Calls section for the steps to configure automatic SMS To accept the incoming call 1 Select the Accept icon in the popup message The system connects the call to enable you to talk to t...

Page 96: ...tween phone handset and system hands free capability Accept another incoming call Switch between calls Conduct a conference call by adding another number or by merging two existing calls Mute the microphone End the call Responding to the IVR When you have called a contact with Interactive Voice Response IVR like customer care number of bank and so on you will have to enter some details through the...

Page 97: ...ils as prompted by the IVR Putting a Call on Hold To put a call on hold 1 In the active call screen tap Hold The system puts the currently active call on hold Switching Between Handset and Hands Free When in an active call the system allows you to switch between the phone handset and its hands free capability and vise versa To toggle between phone and system 1 In the active call screen tap Handset...

Page 98: ...incoming call 1 In the active call screen the system displays a new call popup message with Accept Reject and Reject with Message icons when you receive a new incoming call Select Accept in the new call popup message The system puts the first call on hold and activates the new call Switching Between Calls When you have 2 calls simultaneously one on hold and other active the system allows you to sw...

Page 99: ... the favourites list or dialpad 2 Follow the steps listed in the Making an Outgoing Call section for dialing a number using the various options The system initiates an outgoing call for the selected number 3 In the new call screen tap Merge The system merges the 2 calls one on hold and the new call to create a conference call The first call is activated before merging To create a conference call b...

Page 100: ...phone 1 In the active call screen tap the mute microphone icon NOTE To unmute the microphone repeat the above step again Ending a Call To end an active call 1 In the active call screen tap End The system disconnects the call NOTE You can also end the active call using the Steering Wheel control ENABLE SMS READOUT While driving the vehicle you will be unable to read a new received SMS The infotainm...

Page 101: ...tify with Popup option for SMS Alert Notification Refer to Setting Notifications for New SMS section When you receive a new SMS the system will display a popup message 2 Select Read Out in the popup message The system reads out the new SMS for you Figure 60 New SMS Notification and Options 07 ...

Page 102: ...e vehicle variant The independent apps like Android Auto and CarPlay are also supported by the infotainment system The availability of the CONNECTNEXT app is not mandatory for these apps CONNECTNEXT APP KEY FEATURES The key features of the CONNECTNEXT app are as given below This app will display all compatible apps once mobile is connected with vehicle infotainment system CONNECTNEXT App displays ...

Page 103: ...nternet connectivity should be enabled in order to configure the CONNECTNEXT app for the first time in the vehicle NOTE Not all mobiles with different operating system versions supports app functionality reliably There are mobiles in which app crashes closes intermittently due to device specific implementations 07 ...

Page 104: ...APP To install the CONNECTNEXT app 1 Open Google Playstore on your android based smartphone 2 Search for the CONNECTNEXT app 3 Download and install CONNECTNEXT app on your smart phone The CONNECTNEXT app Icon is displayed on your smartphone Figure 61 CONNECTNEXT App Home Screen 07 ...

Page 105: ...n to the CONNECTNEXT app for the first time you will be prompted to enter your name The CONNECTNEXT app Home screen will be displayed after successful sign in and configuration CONNECTNEXT APP HOME SCREEN There are three tabs displayed in the CONNECTNEXT app Home Screen All Compatible and Installed The All tab consists of the list of apps that work with the CONNECTNEXT app The Compatible tab consi...

Page 106: ...app by clicking on the drop down icon provided along with app You can also view the installation status and compatibility status of the app NOTE Actual screen of the app may slightly differ from the images shown CONNECTNEXT APP USER PROFILE INFORMATION You can view the following information related to your profile in the CONNECTNEXT app User Profile Name Email Id Last Connected vehicle Vehicle Ide...

Page 107: ...ed apps will be displayed in the CONNECTNEXT app Home screen Depending on your requirement you can install and use the required app As an example the Juke Car App is detailed in the next section NOTE Apps or phone projection features like Android Auto and CarPlay which are independent of the CONNECTNEXT app will also work when you connect your smartphone to the infotainment system 07 ...

Page 108: ...ntability fitness for a particular purpose title and non infringement TATA Motors Ltd does not warrant or make any representations regarding the use or the results of the use of these application in terms of their function correctness accuracy reliability or otherwise TATA Motors also makes no warranty that the access to the applications etc would be uninterrupted timely and secure free of virus w...

Page 109: ...PPS CONNECTNEXT APPS DISCLAIMER consent of the user it shall not be shared with any third party unless required by law This application is developed for use in India only All disputes shall be subject to Mumbai Jurisdiction 07 ...

Page 110: ...e Google Play Store NOTE Android smartphones with android version 5 0 Lollipop or greater support the Android Auto app For best performance Google recommends Android version 6 0 Marshmallow or above For more information refer to https support google com androidauto answer 6348190 hl en INSTALL ANDROID AUTO To install the Android Auto 1 Open Play Store on your Android based smartphone 2 Search and ...

Page 111: ...n Enable Bluetooth 5 In Settings select General Connected Cars and tap on Enable Add new cars to Android Auto NOTE Ensure you have enabled your Location in the Phone settings for using Android Auto Google Map navigation NOTE Android Auto settings can be accessed from your phone only Refer to your phone for settings details NOTE For better usability of the Android Auto app the Internet connectivity...

Page 112: ...Music communication functionalities receives and make phone calls receive and send messages and so on of your smartphone through the infotainment system Even in the infotainment system you just need to provide voice actions to control these functionalities without removing your hand from the steering wheel Any new message that you receive on your phone is displayed on the Home screen and readout t...

Page 113: ...tainment system 1 Tap the icon on the Android Auto Home screen on the infotainment system The Google Maps screen is displayed You can now initiate and use the various features of Google Maps from the infotainment system as you handle it from your Android smartphone NOTE Ensure you have enabled your Location in the Phone settings If the location is not enabled you will be unable to use Android Auto...

Page 114: ...hone HANDLE CALLS To handle calls or other communication related actions from Android Auto on the infotainment system 1 Tap the icon on the Android Auto Home screen on the infotainment system The Dialer screen is displayed You can now make calls receive calls or handle any other communication or other communication actions from the infotainment system as you handle it from your Android smartphone ...

Page 115: ...ed with the list of Android apps that are supported by Android Auto and installed in your smart phone You can now select the required app and start using it from the infotainment system as you handle it from your Android smartphone EXIT ANDROID AUTO To exit Android Auto and return to the infotainment system 1 Tap the icon on the Android Auto Home screen on the infotainment system A screen with All...

Page 116: ...116 INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM APPS ANDROID AUTO Figure 66 Android Auto All Car Apps Screen 07 ...

Page 117: ...ines for seamless usage Ensure that the latest iOS is installed on your iPhone Use only original Apple or Apple certified Lightning connectors cables to connect your iPhone to the USB port of the infotainment system for more information refer to https support apple com en in HT204566 Check whether the firmware of the vehicle infotainment system is up to date CONNECT CARPLAY TO THE INFOTAINMENT SYS...

Page 118: ...the Music Message communication functionalities receives and make phone calls and so on of your iPhone through the infotainment system In the infotainment system in addition to using the touch screen control elements and SWC controls you can just provide voice actions to control these functionalities without removing your hand from the steering wheel To activate Siri voice recognition so that your...

Page 119: ...es or handle other communication actions from the infotainment system as you handle it from your iPhone 3 To handle Music Tap the Music Podcasts or Audiobooks icon You can now access all your content from iTunes Music app or other available third party audio apps 4 To return to the infotainment system Home scree Tap the Tata icon The system closes Apple CarPlay and displays the system Home screen ...

Page 120: ...system and you access other system functions like HVAC and Volume Control the status of these functions will be displayed at the top of the Apple CarPlay screen Figure 70 CarPlay Music Screen Figure 71 Apple CarPlay Screen with HVAC Figure 72 Apple CarPlay Screen with Volume Control 07 ...

Page 121: ...be controlled using the infotainment system Please refer to the Owner s Manual of your vehicle or check with your vehicle dealer to confirm the list of features available in your vehicle Options to handle all these functions are available in the Vehicle Setup screen of the infotainment system DISPLAY VEHICLE SETUP SCREEN To display the Vehicle Setup screen 1 Tap The system displays the Setup menu ...

Page 122: ...To set the Vehicle Auto Relock feature 1 In the Vehicle Setup screen navigate to and select the Vehicle Auto Relock option The system selects the check box and enables the feature NOTE You can select the Vehicle Auto Relock option again to clear the check box and disable the feature DEFINITION With the Vehicle Auto Relock feature when you unlock the vehicle through the remote key and none of the d...

Page 123: ...ume NOTE For steps to display the Vehicle Setup screen refer to the Display the Vehicle Setup Screen section Set part assist tone NOTE The Park Assist system of your car will be activated when you engage disengage the Reverse gear NOTE The Park Assist screen is also displayed when you tap on the Right Drawer MANAGING PARK ASSIST DISPLAY The system displays the Park Assist screen when the Reverse g...

Page 124: ...ated warning for example can contain a message to indicate that the Park brake is engaged Active phone call related information NOTE The Phone call related information will be displayed only if the Mix with Audio option is enabled Refer to the Retaining Audio During Park Assist section for more information 2 Park Assist sensors field of view Figure 75 Park Assist Screen Figure 76 Park Assist Scree...

Page 125: ...ear is disengaged This feature is called as Park Assist Delay Timer To enable the Park Assist Delay Timer 1 In the Vehicle Setup screen navigate to and select the Park Assist option The system displays the Park Assist Setup screen 2 In the Park Assist Setup screen navigate to and select the Park Assist Delay Timer option The system displays the options for the Park Assist delay timer 3 Select the ...

Page 126: ...Park Assist Setup screen 2 In the Park Assist Setup screen highlight Park Assist Volume field and modify the value of the field by setting it to a new value in the range of 0 to 10 Setting Park Assist Tone This option sets the tone of the vehicle Park Assist component To set the tone for park assist 1 In the Vehicle Setup screen navigate to and select the Park Assist option The system displays the...

Page 127: ...e currently active media source when the park assist feature is used To retain the media source audio in the background even during park assist 1 In the Vehicle Setup screen navigate to and select the Park Assist option The system displays the Park Assist Setup screen 2 In the Park Assist Setup screen navigate to and select the Mix With Audio option The check box beside the option is selected and ...

Page 128: ...Yellow color zones and Yellow colored line These lines indicate the following Yellow lines are reference lines Red Green and Yellow colored zones are to identify the degree of closeness to the obstacle from your vehicle bumper i e Red Very close Yellow Close Green Within safe distance NOTE For more details on RVC please refer to the vehicle owners manual DEFINITION Rear View Camera RVC is located ...

Page 129: ...r which the Approach lamps will be illuminated after you switch them ON To set the Approach lights illumination time period 1 In the Vehicle Setup screen navigate to and select the Approach Lamps option The system displays the various illumination time period options 2 Navigate to and select the required illumination time period option from 30 seconds 60 seconds 90 seconds DEFINITION When you appr...

Page 130: ... vehicle The details displayed in this drawer will vary with the 3 status of the Climate Control Climate Off Climate Off will be indicated and no other details will be displayed Normal Mode Climate On icon currently set Blower Speed and temperature Auto Mode Climate On icon AUTO icon and currently set temperature NOTE In all other screens the HVAC drawer will be displayed in collapsed mode reduced...

Page 131: ...LE OVERVIEW OF CLIMATE CONTROL If any HVAC settings are changed using the HVAC control elements the changes will be displayed in the HVAC drawer for few seconds Figure 80 HVAC Drawer Climate Control Settings 08 ...

Page 132: ...E CONTROL Using HVAC Control Elements Table 9 HVAC Control Elements 1 Used to set AC ON OFF NOTE You can turn the knob clockwise anti clockwise to increase decrease the blower speed Figure 81 HVAC Control Elements 8 4 3 2 6 7 1 5 08 ...

Page 133: ... Rear Defog ON OFF 5 Used to select and set the required Recirculation Option such as Recirculate or Fresh 6 Used to select and set the required Air Vent Mode 7 Climate Control ON OFF NOTE You can turn the knob clockwise anti clockwise to increase decrease the temperature 8 AUTO ON OFF mode NOTE You can turn the knob clockwise anti clockwise to increase decrease the temperature Table 9 HVAC Contro...

Page 134: ...e temperature blower using the HVAC control elements The system displays message when you Switch ON OFF Climate Control Switch ON OFF the AC Increase decrease the blower speed Increase decrease the temperature Shift between air re circulation options Change the air distribution vent mode Set Rear Defog ON OFF Set Maximum Frost Defrost Set Economy or Automatic mode Figure 82 HVAC Drawer Climate Con...

Page 135: ...erts and you can also view them in the Notification Bar Some of the voice alerts provided by the vehicle are listed below Figure 83 Audio Setup with Voice Alert Table 10 Voice Alert Situations 1 Low Tyre Pressure 2 Low Brake Fluid 4 Door Open General Warning 5 Driver Door Open 6 Co Driver Door Open 7 Rear Right Door Open 8 Rear Left Door Open 9 Tail Gate open 10 Driver Seat Belt Reminder 11 Park B...

Page 136: ...136 VEHICLE VOICE ALERTS 15 Service Reminder 16 Key Fob battery Low Table 10 Voice Alert Situations Figure 84 Low Brake Fluid Voice Alert Text Figure 85 Co Driver Door Open Voice Alert Text 08 ...

Page 137: ...le 11 Drive Modes City The vehicle optimizes the engine and other systems to balance the performance and fuel utilization Sport The vehicle focus on enhancing the performance by providing a stable drift and optimizing engine and other system Economy The vehicle focuses on enhancing fuel utilization for power and mileage balance and thereby improving driving performance Figure 86 City Drive Mode In...

Page 138: ...the Voice Activation button on the Steering Wheel control element The system mutes pauses the currently played audio and plays a beep sound to indicate the activation of the voice recognition feature and displays the voice recognition Command screen NOTE The system will start recognizing your voice commands only after the beep So speak only after you hear the voice activation beep If no command is...

Page 139: ...and details from the Command Categories by tapping Ensure there is no noise disturbance when you speak the commands like other passengers in the vehicle are talking or there is lot of wind noise Disturbance from external sound sources may result in poor voice recognition Always face forward while speaking your commands as the voice recognition quality is best in this orientation There will be a te...

Page 140: ...rogress When the contacts and call logs in your phone and system are being synchronized When a phone call is active Scenarios for Ending A Voice Recognition Session When voice recognition is active you can end the session by Doing a Long Press on the Voice Activation button Pressing any HK including the keys on the steering wheel Touching the screen to perform an action except for selecting an opt...

Page 141: ...and details of voice recognition commands 1 In the Voice Recognition Command Screen tap The system displays the VR Help Screen 2 In the VR Help screen the system displays various categories of voice recognition commands 3 Select the required category from the list The voice recognition commands mapped to the selected category are listed 4 Navigate to and select the required command The description...

Page 142: ...142 VEHICLE VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE Figure 91 Main Category Voice Recognition Commands 09 ...

Page 143: ...f the contact Amitabh Sharma you can say Call Amitabh Sharma Mobile Main Commands Play Song Album Artist Genre Playlist Say the song name the system plays the specified song Main Commands Show All Song Album Artist Genre Playlist Say the music category the system lists all sub categories of the specified category For example when you say Show Songs the system displays a list of all the songs in yo...

Page 144: ...e frequency as preset for the specified AM FM radio band Radio AM Preset preset_number Say the AM band preset number 1 to 20 the system starts playing the AM band frequency stored in the preset number if available For example to play AM preset 5 say AM Preset Five Radio FM Preset preset_number Say the FM band preset number 1 to 20 the system starts playing the FM band frequency stored in the prese...

Page 145: ...your Phone As some of the Media functionalities are phone dependent and are supported only in phones with AVRCP version 1 3 and above 3 How to Play video in the infotainment system Video Playback is available in Browse option of Media screen and select Video option Through this you can browse through the Video files available in the current media source only USB 4 What are the video formats suppor...

Page 146: ...ment system using a USB cable however I am able to connect through Bluetooth Can you please help me with a solution The USB cable that you are using to connect the Phone with the infotainment system might not be compatible with your Phone Please use only the USB cable provided by the Phone Manufacturer 11 I am unable to connect to Android Auto I have followed all steps specified What could be the ...

Page 147: ...e infotainment system You can enable Google Assistant voice recognition so that your voice actions are recognized using any one of the following ways Tap the mic icon By doing a LP on the Steering Wheel control element 17 Can Android Auto and CarPlay be used simultaneously No Android Auto and CarPlay cannot be used simultaneously from the infotainment system You need to disconnect one app before c...

Page 148: ...ofile BMP Bitmap Image File BT Bluetooth BTSA Bluetooth Streaming Audio ECON Economy FM Frequency Modulation HK Hard Key HVAC Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group LP Long Press PBAP Phone Book Access Profile PDC Park Distance Control PNG Portable Network Graphics RDS Radio Data System RVC Rear View Camera SP Short Press SWC Steering Wheel Controls USB Univ...

Page 149: ...s and Communication Actions 119 CENTRAL LOCKING OPTIONS 122 Vehicle auto relock 122 CLIMATE CONTROL 130 Manage Options 130 Setting change messages 134 CONNECTNEXT APP 102 Configuring CONNECTNEXT APP 105 Installing CONNECTNEXT T app 104 Key Features 102 Supported Apps 107 User Profile Information 106 CONNECTNEXT APPS 107 Disclaimer 108 CONNECTNEXT INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM 10 Audio settings 44 Climate Co...

Page 150: ...one 100 Put call on hold 97 Respond to IVR 96 Switch between calls 98 Switch between handset and hands free 97 INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM APPS 102 Android Auto 110 CarPlay 117 General Information 102 L LEFT DRAWER Connected Phone Status 32 Status Drawer 31 M MEDIA 58 Connect 61 Handling music tracks 65 Handling pictures 72 Handling Video Playback 75 Overview 58 Play a media source 61 Play from a shortcut...

Page 151: ...s list 93 Dial using the phone book 92 Manual dialing of phone number 91 P PAIR DEVICES 80 Guidelines 82 Troubleshooting Steps 82 PAIRED DEVICES OPERATIONS 84 Connect disconnect paired devices 84 Delete paired devices 85 View paired devices 84 PARK ASSIST 123 Activation 123 Delay display stop 125 Display 123 Display unavailability 125 Retain audio 127 Volume 126 PARK ASSIST DELAY TIMER 125 PHONE 7...

Page 152: ...ange radio band volume 53 RADIO OPERATIONS 53 Change radio band 53 Handle presets 56 Tune radio stations 53 RADIO PRESETS 56 Auto store presets 56 Browse through presets 57 Play a preset 56 Store presets 56 REAR VIEW CAMERA 128 RIGHT DRAWER HVAC 33 Park Assist 33 Source Drawer 33 S SAFETY GUIDELINES 5 General 5 System care and maintenance 6 While driving 6 SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME 47 STARTUP VOLUME ...

Page 153: ...e or Media Screen 78 VOICE ALERTS 135 VOICE RECOGNITION COMMANDS 143 Climate 144 Main Commands 143 Media 144 Phone 143 Radio 144 VOICE RECOGNITION FEATURE 138 Activation 138 Commands 143 Guidelines 139 Scenarios for auto termination 140 Scenarios for ending activation 140 Scenarios for ignoring activation 140 VOLUME SETTINGS 47 Set Aux In gain 48 Set phone audio volume 47 Set SMS read out volume 4...

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