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General| Brand | Kia |
|---|---|
| Model | LAN-8660EK |
| Category | Car Navigation system |
| Language | English |
Warnings regarding electric shock, opening the unit, and user-serviceable parts.
Advice on operating the vehicle safely, avoiding distractions, and proper use of controls.
Precautions related to temperature, moisture, volume, and physical impact.
Warnings for drivers watching the monitor and installation guidelines for vehicle power.
Explanation of DVD regional codes and warnings about laser product safety.
Detailed explanation of buttons and their functions on the car unit's front panel.
Explanation of buttons and operations for the optional remote control.
Visual guide and technical details for connecting the car audio system.
Instructions for turning the unit on/off, inserting discs, adjusting volume, and monitor angle.
Steps for establishing a wireless connection and pairing a Bluetooth phone with the unit.
Process for entering the PIN code and completing the Bluetooth pairing sequence.
Detailed steps for connecting a Bluetooth phone, including initial connection and pairing.
Functions for sending, viewing info, deleting, searching, and adding phone book entries.
How to answer calls, manage missed calls, and switch audio sources during a call.
Instructions for playing CDs, MP3s, and WMAs, including skipping tracks and searching.
Important notes on supported file formats, bit rates, and file systems for discs.
Initial steps for playing DVD and VCD discs, including disc detection and menu screens.
Explanation of the Global Positioning System and how memory navigation mode works.
Step-by-step guide to download and install map data from a disc into the unit's memory.
Details on checking GPS signal status, satellite reception, and positional data.
Step-by-step process for searching an address and setting it as a destination.
How to search for a destination by entering its street name.
Searching for destinations by specifying both city and street names.
Setting route preferences and recalculating routes.
Reviewing route information and selecting guidance modes (Guide, Trace, Simulate).
Viewing GPS status and resetting system settings or clearing memory.
Solutions for problems with GPS reception, location identification, and voice guide audio.
Addressing issues with map visibility, data accuracy, and outdated information.
Solutions for problems like power, operation, playback, sound, and remote control functionality.
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