BLUETOOTH
- Introduction
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Using Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Your KIA car radio supports Bluetooth wireless technology. Bluetooth technology provides a
wireless link between a Bluetooth mobile phone or Bluetooth music player and the KIA
Bluetooth car radio.
The KIA Bluetooth car radio features a hands-free system so that you may talk on the
telephone without taking your eyes off the road or your hands off the wheel. A microphone
built into the front of the radio receives your voice and the calling party can be heard through
the car speakers.
Additionally, a Bluetooth music player can be wirelessly connected to the KIA Bluetooth radio
and playback music tracks in high quality sound through the car speakers. Some Bluetooth
mobile phones include a music player and can provide both hands-free calling and music
playback. Check your mobile phone owners manual for details.
Note:
a. When the car ignition switch is in the ACC position, the KIA Bluetooth radio is on standby to
connect with your mobile phone even if the radio is switched off. The car battery may
therefore become drained if the ignition switch remains in the ACC position for an extended
period of time.
b. Bluetooth technology uses low power radio transmission to connect to your Bluetooth
mobile phone or Bluetooth music player. As radio signal strength reduces over distance,
the quality of sound performance during phone calls and music playback may become poor
if the distance between the radio and device widens. It is recommended that the mobile
phone or music player is kept inside the car cabin for best results.
c. As a Bluetooth wireless connection can extend to 10 meters, your Bluetooth device may
automatically connect to the KIA Bluetooth radio even if the device is not in the car.
d. The KIA Bluetooth radio uses the latest Digital Noise & Echo suppression system to provide
the best sound clarity with little or no distortion, but in some conditions there may be some
echo and noise experienced. It is recommended to keep the car windows closed during
hands-free calls for best results.
e. The KIA Bluetooth radio uses the following Bluetooth profiles:
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GAVDP (Generic Audio/Video Distribution Profile)
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OPP (Object Push Profile)
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HFP (Hands Free Profile)
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HSP (Head Set Profile)
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A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)
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AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile)
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