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Subaru Outback User Manual

Subaru Outback
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B2523BE-A
Issued June 2015
Printed in USA 06/15
2016A
FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD.
TOKYO, JAPAN
Subaru of America, Inc., Subaru Plaza,
P.O. Box 6000, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-6000
MSA5M1611A
2016
Legacy, Outback
Love. It’s what makes a Subaru, a Subaru.
7” SUBARU STARLINK™ Multimedia Plus and 7” SUBARU STARLINK™ Multimedia Navigation
2016 Legacy, Outback OWNER’S MANUAL
7” SUBARU STARLINK
Multimedia Plus
7” SUBARU STARLINK
Multimedia Navigation
OWNER’S MANUAL

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Subaru Outback Specifications

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BrandSubaru
ModelOutback
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Foreword

Supplement Content Overview

Explains the supplement covers Navigation, Audio/Visual, Handsfree, and APPS systems.

Handling Ownership Transfer

Instructions for providing the supplement with the Owner's Manual when transferring vehicle ownership.

Manufacturer's Right to Change

Fuji Heavy Industries reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice.

Quick Guide Overview

Basic Function Overview

Covers basic operations, overview buttons, and screen layouts.

Quick Reference Section

Provides a quick reference to settings and navigation operations.

Navigation Operation Guide

Details on registering home and route guidance flow.

Function Index Reference

Alphabetical listing of functions and their corresponding page numbers.

Introduction to System Usage

Symbols Used in Manual

Explains symbols used for safety and proper usage to prevent injury or damage.

Read First - Positioning Stabilization

Recommends waiting for GPS stabilization before driving for accurate position display.

Screen Display Variations Note

Notes that screens may differ from actual ones due to data type or creation date.

Manual Information Indicators

Information Indicators Explained

Explains WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE indicators used in the manual.

Symbols in Illustrations Defined

Defines safety symbols (e.g., 'Do not') and operational arrows.

Precautions for System Use

WARNING: Critical Usage Precautions

Lists critical safety warnings, including power supply, operating system while driving, and handling.

CAUTION: General Handling Precautions

Lists cautions regarding water, foreign objects, thunderstorms, and audio operation.

System Operation Cautions

Precautions for Extreme Conditions

Discusses effects of high/low temperatures, impact, condensation, and liquid spills on unit operation.

Cleaning and Handling Guidelines

Provides instructions for cleaning the screen and handling SD card terminals to prevent contamination.

System Behavior Notes

NOTE: System Behavior and Limitations

Explains system behavior with battery removal, static electricity, electrical noise, and display issues.

NOTE: Touchscreen and Display Handling

Covers touch panel response, LCD screen function under cold, and care for system panel surface.

Safety Instructions for System Use

SAFETY INSTRUCTION (WITHOUT NAVIGATION FUNCTION)

General safety tips for using the system, emphasizing safe driving and familiarization with the manual.

SAFETY INSTRUCTION (WITH NAVIGATION FUNCTION)

Safety guidelines specific to the navigation system, stressing driver responsibility and safe operation.

Manual Familiarization and Legal Use

Prior Use Familiarization

Emphasizes reading the manual thoroughly before use and ensuring others are familiar with instructions.

Driving Restrictions and Guidance

Notes that some functions are inoperable while driving and details on destination/route selection.

Legal and Safe Usage Guidelines

Advises on obeying traffic regulations, relying on voice guidance, and legal use of screens.

How to Read This Manual

INFO SCREEN OPERATION - REORDERING THE MENU ICONS

Step-by-step guide to changing the order of menu icons displayed on the INFO screen.

SPLIT SCREEN OPERATION

Explains how to display multiple information screens simultaneously using the split screen feature.

Audio System Basics

SOME BASICS OF AUDIO OPERATION

Introduces basic features of the audio/visual system and its operation with ignition switch.

TURNING THE AUDIO SYSTEM ON AND OFF

Details how to turn the audio/visual system on and off using the power/volume and audio/tune knobs.

SELECTING AN AUDIO SOURCE

Instructions on how to select audio sources like iPod, Radio, USB, etc.

REORDERING THE AUDIO SOURCE LIST

Steps to reorder the audio source selection list for preferred access.

Audio Sound Settings

TONE ADJUSTMENT

Explains how to adjust treble, mid, and bass levels for optimal sound quality.

BALANCE ADJUSTMENT

Details how to adjust the balance between left/right and front/rear speakers for sound distribution.

EQUALIZER SETTINGS

Describes selecting preset equalizer curves or customizing them for preferred sound.

Audio Screen and Sound Adjustment

ADJUSTING THE SOUND QUALITY

Step-by-step guide to adjusting sound quality from low to high bands using EQ settings.

SAVING CUSTOM SOUND SETTINGS

Instructions on how to save adjusted sound quality settings using EQ1 or EQ2.

USING PRESET SOUND QUALITY

How to activate preset sound quality settings like EQ1, EQ2, or reset to FLAT.

AUDIO SCREEN SIZE ADJUSTMENT

Explains how to select screen size for different media types like USB video/SD video.

MirrorLink and Voice Recognition

MirrorLink™ Screen Format Adjustment

How to adjust the screen format for MirrorLink™ content, like surrounding black borders or full screen.

VOICE RECOGNITION SYSTEM OPERATION

How to operate the voice recognition system using the steering wheel switch.

Radio Operation Basics

AM/FM RADIO - OVERVIEW

Introduction to selecting AM or FM radio sources from the audio screen.

AM/FM RADIO - CONTROL PANEL

Identifies the controls on the panel for radio operation, including volume, power, and frequency tuning.

AM/FM RADIO - CONTROL SCREEN

Explains elements on the top and option screens for radio control and selection.

Radio Station Management

PRESETTING A RADIO STATION

Guide to tuning and storing up to 36 stations across AM, FM, or SiriusXM bands.

SELECTING A STATION FROM THE LIST

How to display and select stations from a list, including filtering by genre.

RADIO BROADCAST DATA SYSTEM (RBDS)

Information on RBDS features for text messages and station selection based on program type.

Advanced Radio Features

SELECTING A DESIRED GENRE

Steps for selecting a genre to filter radio stations, with a list of available genres.

REFRESHING THE STATION LIST

How to refresh the station list and options for canceling or changing audio source during refresh.

TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT (FM RADIO)

How to automatically locate stations that broadcast traffic information.

HD Radio and Audio Features

AVAILABLE HD Radio™ TECHNOLOGY

Overview of features enabled by HD Radio, such as PSD, Digital Sound, and iTunes Tagging.

MULTICAST CHANNELS

Explanation of how FM stations offer multiple or supplemental programs on a single frequency.

DIGITAL SOUND QUALITY WITH HD RADIO

Details on HD Radio's digital, CD-quality sound and how it improves AM and FM broadcasts.

HD Radio and Music Information

HD2/HD3 CHANNELS INFORMATION

Information on how FM stations provide additional digital-only audio programming on HD2/HD3 channels.

PRESERVING MUSIC INFORMATION

How to tag music information from broadcasts and transmit it to an iPod for potential purchase.

Radio Caching and Playback

CACHING RADIO PROGRAMS: AUTOMATIC PLAYBACK

How the system automatically caches interrupted radio broadcasts for time-shift playback.

CACHING RADIO PROGRAMS: IMPORTANT NOTES

Notes on cache storage limits, data erasure, and handling of noise/silence during caching.

Manual Cache Playback and Live Pause

PLAYING BACK THE RADIO CACHE MANUALLY

Steps to manually play back cached radio programs using operation buttons.

LIVE PAUSE FUNCTIONALITY

Explains how HD Radio receivers can store content in a buffer for playback at any point.

Smart Favorite Channels

REGISTERING A SMART FAVORITE CHANNEL

How to use TuneStart and TuneScan by registering preset channels as Smart Favorites (up to 5).

TuneStart™ FUNCTION EXPLAINED

How TuneStart plays programs from the beginning when tuning to a Smart Favorite channel.

Radio Scanning and Favorites

TuneScan™ FUNCTION DETAILS

How TuneScan is used to listen to the first 10 seconds of recorded programs or channels registered as Smart Favorites.

SEARCHING BY FEATURED FAVORITES

How to select Featured Favorite channels curated by the SiriusXM programming team.

SELECTING A CHANNEL FROM THE LIST

Steps to select a desired program genre and then a specific channel from the list.

Music Information Preservation

PRESERVING MUSIC INFORMATION VIA TAGGING

How to tag music information from broadcasts and transmit it to an iPod for potential purchase.

CD Media Operations

CD - OVERVIEW AND ACCESS

How to access the CD operation screen by inserting a disc or selecting DISC from audio sources.

CD - CONTROL PANEL IDENTIFICATION

Identifies the controls on the panel for CD player operation.

CD Playback Controls

Audio CD: Repeat and Shuffle Options

Explains how to enable/disable repeat playback and shuffle modes for Audio CDs.

MP3/WMA/AAC Disc: Repeat and Shuffle

Describes how repeat and shuffle methods change for MP3/WMA/AAC discs.

CD and MP3/WMA/AAC Playback

Audio CD: Track List and Playback

How to display a track list for Audio CDs and choose playback options.

MP3/WMA/AAC Disc: Folder Selection

How to select folders for MP3/WMA/AAC discs and return to the top screen.

USB Memory Operations

USB MEMORY - OVERVIEW

How to access the USB Audio/Video and Photo playback screens.

USB MEMORY - CONTROL PANEL

Identifies the controls on the panel for USB memory operation.

USB Audio/Video and Photo Playback

Control Screen (Audio/Video) for USB

Details controls for USB audio and video playback, including repeat, shuffle, and progress.

USB Photo Playback Controls

Control Screen (Photo) for USB

Explains how to set slideshow, play time, random playback, and select USB photo folders.

iPod Operations and Safety

iPod - OVERVIEW AND ACCESS

How to access the iPod operation screen by connecting an iPod or selecting it from audio sources.

WARNING: iPod Operation While Driving

Safety warning against operating the iPod controls or connecting USB memory while driving.

iPod Handling and Compatibility

CAUTION: iPod Handling Precautions

Cautions regarding leaving portable players in cars, pressure on devices, and foreign objects in ports.

NOTE: iPod Compatibility and Behavior

Notes on iPod charging, operation via system, cover art display, and device compatibility.

SD Card Usage Guidelines

SD CARD (WITH NAVIGATION FUNCTION) - OVERVIEW

How to access SD Audio/Video and Photo playback screens by inserting an SD card.

NOTE: SD CARD USAGE AND LIMITATIONS

Important notes regarding navigation function compatibility and video playback limitations.

SD Card Playback Controls

Control Panel for SD Card Operation

Identifies the controls on the panel for SD card operation.

Control Screen (Audio/Video) for SD Card

Details controls for SD audio and video playback, including repeat, shuffle, and progress.

SD Card Photo Playback

Control Screen (Photo) for SD Card

Explains how to set slideshow, play time, random playback, and select SD photo folders.

Bluetooth Audio Operations

Bluetooth AUDIO - OVERVIEW

How to access the Bluetooth Audio playback screen by selecting it from audio sources.

Bluetooth AUDIO - CONTROL PANEL

Identifies the controls on the panel for Bluetooth Audio operation.

Bluetooth Audio Playback Controls

Bluetooth AUDIO - CONTROL SCREEN

Details controls for Bluetooth audio playback, including repeat, shuffle, playlists, and device connection.

WARNING: BLUETOOTH OPERATION

Safety warnings regarding operating Bluetooth controls or connecting devices while driving.

Bluetooth Handling and Connection

CAUTION: BLUETOOTH HANDLING

Cautions related to portable player handling, temperature, pressure, and foreign objects in ports.

NOTE: BLUETOOTH SYSTEM BEHAVIOR

Notes on music playback, connection conditions, and device information registration/removal.

Bluetooth Device Connectivity

CONNECTING A Bluetooth DEVICE

Steps required to register a Bluetooth device (phone or audio) with the system.

AUX INPUT OVERVIEW

How to access the AUX operation screen by selecting AUX from audio sources.

AUX INPUT - CONTROL PANEL

Identifies the controls on the panel for AUX input operation.

AUX Input and Safety Warnings

Control Screen (AUX) Operation

Details controls for AUX input, including audio source selection.

WARNING: AUX OPERATION WHILE DRIVING

Safety warning against operating player controls or connecting devices while driving.

Steering Wheel Controls for Audio

STEERING SWITCHES OVERVIEW

Explains how to adjust audio/visual system settings using steering wheel buttons.

STEERING SWITCHES: +/- FUNCTION

Details operations for volume adjustment and cursor movement using the +/- switch.

STEERING SWITCHES: / FUNCTION

Explains how to use the / switch for station/content selection and seeking.

Additional Steering Wheel Controls

STEERING SWITCHES: MUTE/ENTER FUNCTION

Function of the mute/enter switch for muting audio or entering selections.

STEERING SWITCHES: BACK FUNCTION

How the back switch returns to the previous screen or the HOME screen.

STEERING SWITCHES: LIST FUNCTION

Function of the list switch for showing lists or selecting cursor entries.

STEERING SWITCHES: SOURCE FUNCTION

How the source switch changes audio modes.

Audio Settings Configuration

AUDIO SETTINGS OVERVIEW

Details how to program audio settings for sound, equalizer, and other preferences.

AUDIO SETTINGS SCREEN LAYOUT

Overview of the audio settings screen and its adjustable parameters.

Alternative Audio Settings Access

DIFFERENT WAY TO DISPLAY AUDIO SETTINGS SCREEN

Alternative methods to access the audio settings screen for USB/SD video.

SETTING THE NUMBER OF RADIO PRESETS

How to configure the number of preset radio stations displayed on the screen.

iPod and Sound Levelizer Settings

iPod SETTINGS CONFIGURATION

Configuration options for iPods, including sound input settings.

AUTOMATIC SOUND LEVELIZER (ASL) FUNCTION

How the system adjusts volume and tone based on vehicle speed to compensate for noise.

Audio/Visual System Operation

OPERATING INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS

General precautions for operating the audio/visual system to avoid damage or malfunction.

CAUTION: AVOIDING SYSTEM DAMAGE

Warnings against spilling beverages, inserting incorrect discs, or using incorrect SD cards.

NOTE: CELLULAR PHONE INTERFERENCE

Explains potential noise from cellular phones and clarifies it's not a malfunction.

Audio System Reception Issues

RADIO RECEPTION ISSUES EXPLAINED

Explains common radio reception problems and their causes, emphasizing normal conditions.

FM and AM Radio Reception

FM RECEPTION CHALLENGES

Details FM reception issues like fading, drifting, multi-path, and station swapping.

AM RECEPTION CHALLENGES

Explains AM reception issues like static, interference from electrical sources, and effect of roof cargo.

CD Player Handling and Compatibility

CD PLAYER GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

Advises on cooling the vehicle in high temperatures and the effect of vibrations on CD playback.

WARNING: LASER BEAM EXPOSURE

Warning about the invisible laser beam in CD players and the importance of correct operation.

COMPATIBLE DISCS AND SPECIAL SHAPES

Lists compatible audio CDs and products that may not be playable (SACD, DTS CD, etc.).

Disc Handling and Formats

LOW QUALITY AND LABELED DISCS

Warns against using low quality, transparent, or labeled discs that may damage the player.

LABELED DISCS HANDLING

Instructions on handling labeled discs, emphasizing edge grip and avoiding bending.

CD-R/RW Disc Information

CD-R/RW DISC COMPATIBILITY

Information on CD-R/RW disc compatibility, recording formats, and potential playback issues.

USB Memory and iPod Compatibility

USB MEMORY SPECIFICATIONS

Details USB communication formats, file formats, and mass storage class correspondence.

COMPATIBLE iPod DEVICES

Lists compatible iPod, iPod nano, iPod classic, iPod touch, and iPhone devices.

SD Card and Audio File Formats

SD CARD (WITH NAVIGATION FUNCTION) USAGE

Notes on SD card usage, including playable files and limitations for navigation function.

FILE INFORMATION: COMPATIBLE AUDIO FILES

Table listing compatible audio file formats, folders, and files per folder limits.

FILE INFORMATION: SAMPLING FREQUENCY (AUDIO)

Table detailing sampling frequencies for compatible audio file types.

Audio File Bit Rates and Formats

FILE INFORMATION: BIT RATES (AUDIO)

Table showing compatible bit rates for various audio file types.

AUDIO FILE FORMATS AND TAGS

Information on VBR, MP3, WMA, AAC standards, WMA tags, and ID3 tags.

ISO 9660 FORMAT STANDARD

Explanation of the ISO 9660 standard for CD-ROM formatting, including folder hierarchy.

Audio File Formats and Playlists

M3U PLAYLIST FORMAT

Information on playlists created using WINAMP software.

MP3 COMPRESSION STANDARD

Details on MP3 as an audio compression standard and its data reduction capabilities.

WMA COMPRESSION STANDARD

Information on WMA as an audio compression format developed by Microsoft.

AAC COMPRESSION STANDARD

Details on AAC as an audio compression technology standard used with MPEG2 and MPEG4.

Phone Operation Basics

PHONE OPERATION: QUICK REFERENCE

Overview of the phone top screen for making calls and accessing hands-free functions.

PHONE OPERATION: FUNCTION TABLE

Lists functions like registering, calling, receiving, and message handling with page references.

Hands-Free System Fundamentals

SOME BASICS OF THE HANDS-FREE SYSTEM

Explains the hands-free system's purpose and its support for Bluetooth wireless technology.

WARNING: PHONE USAGE WHILE DRIVING

Critical warning against using cellular phones or connecting Bluetooth phones while driving.

NOTE: PHONE AND SYSTEM BEHAVIOR

Explains conditions affecting system function, like phone support, battery, communication area, and Bluetooth connection issues.

Connecting Your Phone to the System

REGISTERING/CONNECTING A Bluetooth PHONE

Necessary steps to register a cellular phone for the hands-free system.

Bluetooth PHONE CONDITION DISPLAY

Information on where the Bluetooth phone condition appears on the screen.

USING THE PHONE SWITCH/MICROPHONE

How to use steering wheel switches for calls and the function of the microphone.

Call Quality and Contact Management

NOTE: CALL VOLUME AND CLARITY TIPS

Tips on keeping call volume down and speaking clearly towards the microphone for better call quality.

ABOUT CONTACTS IN THE CONTACT LIST

Details the data stored for registered phones and what cannot be read when another phone is connected.

NOTE: CONTACT DATA DELETION

Clarifies that deleting phone registration also deletes associated data.

Phone Data Management and Calling

WHEN SELLING OR DISPOSING OF THE VEHICLE

Instructions for initializing personal data before selling or disposing of the vehicle.

CALLING ON THE Bluetooth PHONE

Methods for making calls using the hands-free system after registering a Bluetooth phone.

Making Calls via Phone System

CALLING VIA PHONE TOP SCREEN (NO NAVIGATION)

Steps for calling using the phone top screen and tabs.

CALLING VIA PHONE TOP SCREEN (WITH NAVIGATION)

Steps for calling using the HOME and PHONE screens, with a table of call methods.

Calling Methods: Speed Dial and Call History

CALLING BY SPEED DIAL LIST

How to make calls using registered contacts in the speed dial list.

CALLING BY CALL HISTORY

How to select and call from the latest call history items (missed, incoming, outgoing).

Calling via Contacts and Dial Pad

CALLING BY CONTACTS LIST

How to make calls using contact data from the registered contact list.

NOTE: CONTACT LIST BEHAVIOR

Notes on call continuity, name display for received calls, and international call handling.

Dial Pad and Contact Management

CALLING BY DIAL PAD

How to make calls by manually entering a phone number via the dial pad.

WHEN THE CONTACT LIST IS EMPTY

Information for PBAP and OPP compatible phones when contact data is missing or needs transfer.

Call Methods: Off Hook and Split Screen

CALLING BY OFF HOOK SWITCH

How to make calls using the latest call history item via steering wheel switches.

CALLING BY SPLIT SCREEN

How to make calls by selecting contacts from the split screen.

REGISTERING A NEW CONTACT

Steps for adding a new contact to the contact list, including name, number, and type.

Receiving Calls and Message Functions

RECEIVING ON THE Bluetooth PHONE

How the incoming call screen is displayed and sounds when a call is received.

NOTE: INCOMING CALL BEHAVIOR

Notes on international calls, ringtone settings, and simultaneous system/phone ringing.

Active Call Operations and Messages

TALKING ON THE Bluetooth PHONE

Explains the screen displayed while talking and available operations.

NOTE: CALL HANDLING DURING CONVERSATION

Notes on changing modes, transfer methods, and the POWER/VOLUME knob for volume adjustment.

Sending Tones and Message Functions

SENDING TONES VIA DIAL PAD

How to send tones by entering a number via the dial pad (cannot be done while driving).

SENDING TONES VIA RELEASE TONES

How to use release tones for automated phone services, including registration in contacts.

TRANSMIT VOLUME SETTING

How to select the desired level for transmit volume to adjust the other party's voice level.

Bluetooth Message Features

Bluetooth PHONE MESSAGE FUNCTION

How to forward, check, and reply to received messages using the system.

NOTE: MESSAGE DISPLAY AND SUPPORT

Notes on message display variations, pop-up screen availability, and phone support for the function.

Message Reception and Checking

RECEIVING A MESSAGE

How the incoming message screen appears with sound and is ready for operation.

CHECKING MESSAGES PROCEDURE

Steps to display the message inbox and select a desired message from the list.

Message Handling and Replies

NOTE: MESSAGE RECEPTION DETAILS

Notes on information display based on phone type or system registration status.

REPLYING TO A MESSAGE (QUICK REPLY)

How to reply to messages using predefined quick replies.

EDITING QUICK REPLY MESSAGES

How to edit quick reply messages (cannot be done while driving).

Message Interaction and Calling

CALLING THE MESSAGE SENDER

How to make calls to the sender's phone number from an email/SMS/MMS message.

Message Display Calling Methods

CALLING FROM MESSAGE DISPLAY

Steps to call the sender from a displayed message.

CALLING FROM NUMBER WITHIN MESSAGE

How to call a number directly from the text area of a message.

Phone and Message Settings

PHONE/MESSAGE SETTINGS OVERVIEW

Details how to program audio settings for sound, ringtone, and message tones.

PHONE/MESSAGE SETTINGS SCREEN LAYOUT

Overview of the phone/message settings screen and its adjustable parameters.

Sound and Ringtone Settings

“Sound Settings (Sound Settings)” SCREEN

How to adjust call and ringtone volume, and select a ringtone.

Contact and History Management

“Contact/Call History Settings” SCREEN

How to transfer, add, edit, or delete contacts and manage call history.

NOTE: CONTACT DATA MANAGEMENT

Clarifies that contact data is managed per registered phone and not readable from other phones.

Contact Update and Registration

UPDATE CONTACTS FROM PHONE PROCEDURE

Operation methods for updating contacts from PBAP and OPP compatible Bluetooth phones.

REGISTERING A NEW CONTACT TO THE LIST

Steps for registering a new contact, including name, number, and phone type.

Alternative Contact Management

REGISTERING CONTACT FROM CALL HISTORY

How to register a new contact from the Call History screen for OPP compatible phones.

EDITING CONTACT DATA DETAILS

How to edit contact data, available when Automatic Contact/History Transfer is off.

Contact Details Editing and Deletion

EDITING CONTACT DETAILS ALTERNATIVE

Alternative method for editing contact details from the Contact Details screen.

DELETING CONTACT DATA FROM SYSTEM

Steps to delete contacts from the system, including confirmation.

Speed Dial List Management

DELETING CONTACTS FROM SPEED DIAL LIST

Steps to remove contacts from the speed dial list.

DELETING CONTACTS FROM CONTACT DETAILS

Alternative method for deleting contacts from the speed dial list via the Contact Details screen.

SPEED DIAL LIST SETTINGS

How to register contacts in the speed dial list (up to 15 contacts).

Registering Contacts to Speed Dial

REGISTERING CONTACTS TO SPEED DIAL LIST

Steps for registering contacts into the speed dial list, including replacing existing entries.

REGISTERING SPEED DIAL VIA CONTACTS SCREEN

Alternative method for registering contacts into the speed dial list via the Contacts screen.

Messaging Settings Configuration

“Messaging Settings (Messaging Settings)” SCREEN

Settings for message transfer, notifications, vehicle signatures, and read status updates.

Phone Display Settings

“Phone Display Settings” SCREEN

Settings for incoming call display, contact/history transfer message display, and resetting setup items.

Incoming Call Display Customization

INCOMING CALL DISPLAY OPTIONS

How to change the incoming call display between Full Screen and Drop-Down.

Application Usage Precautions

BEFORE USING THE APPLICATION

Precautions to be aware of when using applications, referring to iPhone or Android devices as smartphones.

WARNING: SMARTPHONE OPERATION WHILE DRIVING

Critical warning against connecting or operating smartphones while driving.

CAUTION: SMARTPHONE HANDLING

Cautions regarding leaving smartphones in cars, pressure on devices, and USB port foreign objects.

NOTE: SMARTPHONE PERFORMANCE AND DATA

Notes on application function availability, signal reception, and data usage charges.

Application Setup and Content

SETTINGS REQUIRED TO USE THE APPLICATION

Requirements for using applications, including installation on smartphone and account creation.

ABOUT APP-BASED CONNECTED CONTENT

Requirements for connected content services, including app versions, accounts, and data plans.

Application Content Limitations

NOTE: CONTENT ACCESS LIMITATIONS

Notes on limitations for connected content access, service availability, and potential changes to applications.

NOTE: CHARGES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Information on communication charges, lost data compensation, and Fuji Heavy Industries' responsibility.

STARLINK Application Functionality

STARLINK OVERVIEW

Introduction to the STARLINK function for linking smartphones via Bluetooth for content control.

DISPLAYING STARLINK INFORMATION

Steps to run the STARLINK app, connect via Bluetooth, and select STARLINK on the APPS screen.

SUPPORTED DEVICES FOR STARLINK

Lists the supported iPhone and Android devices for the STARLINK system.

MirrorLink™ Application Functionality

MirrorLink™ OVERVIEW

Introduction to the MirrorLink™ function for operating smartphone content via the system.

MirrorLink™ DEVICE CONNECTION

How to use MirrorLink™ by connecting your Android device to the USB port.

MirrorLink™ Interface and Usage Notes

MirrorLink™ CONTROL SCREEN

Details on software buttons, changing audio sources, and using the application list.

NOTE: MirrorLink™ USAGE GUIDELINES

Notes on MirrorLink™ function availability, video display differences, and restrictions while driving.

SUPPORTED DEVICES FOR MirrorLink™

Information on smartphone requirements and available operations for MirrorLink™.

aha™ by HARMAN Application

aha™ by HARMAN OVERVIEW

Introduction to aha™ as a cloud-based application for web content access and control.

aha™ by HARMAN CONTROL PANEL

Identifies controls on the panel for aha™ operation.

aha™ Interface and Device Support

aha™ by HARMAN CONTROL SCREEN

Details controls for the top and station operation screens, including lists and buttons.

NOTE: aha™ APPLICATION BEHAVIOR

Notes on application activation, station list display, and unavailable operations on the system.

aha™ Application Usage and Devices

SUPPORTED DEVICES FOR aha™ APPLICATION

Lists supported iPhone and Android devices for the aha™ application.

USING THE aha APPLICATION

Steps to run the aha application and connect iPhone/Android devices via USB or Bluetooth.

aha™ Application Access and Controls

aha™ APPLICATION ACCESS (ANDROID DEVICES)

Steps for Android devices to access aha™ via APPS screen and select audio source.

NOTE: aha™ OPERATIONS NOT AVAILABLE ON SYSTEM

Lists operations not available on the system and must be performed on the smartphone.

Station Operation and Shout Function

STATION OPERATION SCREEN BUTTONS

Explains the functions of buttons on the station operation screen, like playback, liking/disliking, and refreshing.

SHOUT FUNCTION FOR VOICE INPUT

How to send your voice to the application server via the shout function.

Shout Function Voice Recording

SHOUT FUNCTION: RECORDING AND SENDING VOICE

Steps for recording and sending voice commands through the shout function.

Pandora® Application Overview

Pandora® OVERVIEW AND CONNECTION

Introduction to Pandora® as a personalized radio service and how to connect iPhone/Android devices.

Pandora® CONTROL PANEL

Identifies controls on the panel for Pandora® operation, including track skipping and rating.

Pandora® Playback Controls

Pandora® CONTROL SCREEN

Details controls for Pandora® playback, including station lists, cover art, and rating tracks.

SUPPORTED DEVICES FOR Pandora®

Lists supported iPhone and Android devices for the Pandora® application.

Useful Information Services

SiriusXM RADIO DATA SERVICE

Information on receiving SiriusXM data services like traffic, sports, weather, and stock data.

DISPLAYING SPORTS INFORMATION

How to receive and display sports information via SiriusXM Satellite Radio.

Favorite Sports and Weather Data

CHANGING FAVORITE SPORTS SETTINGS

How to edit or change favorite sports information entries.

DELETING FAVORITE SPORTS ENTRIES

Steps to remove favorite sports information entries.

DISPLAYING WEATHER INFORMATION

How to receive and display weather information via SiriusXM Satellite Radio, including state and city selection.

Weather Forecast Icon Guide

WEATHER FORECAST ICONS EXPLANATION

A guide to various weather icons and their corresponding information displays.

Weather Forecast Icons (Continued)

WEATHER FORECAST ICONS (PART 2)

Continues the guide to weather icons, covering various precipitation and sky conditions.

Weather Forecast Icons (Continued)

WEATHER FORECAST ICONS (PART 3)

Continues the guide to weather icons, covering fog, wind, and temperature conditions.

Stock Information and Deletion

DISPLAYING STOCKS INFORMATION

How to receive and display stock information via SiriusXM Satellite Radio, including adding and deleting stocks.

DELETING STOCKS DATA

Steps to remove stock information entries from the system.

Fuel Information and Vehicle Monitor

DISPLAYING FUEL INFORMATION (NOT AVAILABLE IN CANADA)

How to receive and display fuel information, including sorting and setting search regions.

SETTING FUEL TYPE PREFERENCE

How to select the desired fuel type for fuel information display.

SETTING GAS STATION AS DESTINATION

How to set a nearby gas station as a destination.

VEHICLE MONITOR: DISPLAYING VEHICLE DATA

How to display vehicle information like mode, acceleration, and engine oil temperature.

Eco Monitor and Fuel History

ECO MONITOR: DISPLAYING ECO DATA

How to display travel distance, fuel consumption, and lifetime fuel consumption.

DISPLAYING FUEL CONSUMPTION HISTORY

How to display average fuel consumption and instantaneous fuel consumption history.

Eco Monitor Customization

CUSTOMIZE ECO MONITOR DISPLAY

How to select and display items for the Eco Monitor from travel distance, fuel consumption, etc.

FUEL HISTORY SETTINGS ADJUSTMENT

How to change the scale of the time axis for displaying Eco history.

Lifetime Fuel Consumption Reset

RESETTING LIFETIME FUEL CONSUMPTION DATA

Steps to reset the lifetime fuel consumption data.

Bluetooth Device Settings

REGISTERING/CONNECTING A Bluetooth DEVICE

Step-by-step guide to registering a Bluetooth phone for the first time.

REGISTERING A Bluetooth PHONE FOR FIRST USE

Detailed steps for registering a Bluetooth phone, including turning on phone's Bluetooth and system confirmation.

Bluetooth Device Registration Process

DEVICE REGISTRATION STEPS

Details the device search process, confirmation messages, and PIN requirements for Bluetooth registration.

PBAP COMPATIBLE PHONE CONTACT TRANSFER

Options for transferring contacts from cellular phones during Bluetooth registration.

Bluetooth Device Connection Methods

OPP COMPATIBLE PHONE CONNECTION STEPS

Steps for connecting OPP compatible Bluetooth phones and selecting desired items like transfer or add contact.

NOTE: BLUETOOTH CONNECTION STATUS

Notes on system waiting for connection requests and handling of error messages during connection.

Bluetooth Device Management

REGISTERING A Bluetooth DEVICE (UP TO 5)

How to register up to 5 Bluetooth devices (phones and audio) simultaneously.

ACCESSING BLUETOOTH SETTINGS SCREEN ALTERNATIVELY

Alternative methods to access the Bluetooth Settings screen from phone/message or status display.

Bluetooth Device Registration and Deletion

DEVICE REGISTRATION PROCESS DETAILS

Steps for searching for the device name, confirming registration, and setting connection status.

DELETING A Bluetooth DEVICE FROM SYSTEM

Steps to remove a Bluetooth device from the system, including confirmation.

Connecting and Disconnecting Bluetooth Devices

CONNECTING A Bluetooth DEVICE FROM LIST

How to select and connect a registered Bluetooth device from the list.

NOTE: BLUETOOTH CONNECTION GUIDELINES

Notes on supported profiles, illuminated icons, and connecting directly to phone/audio functions.

Bluetooth Connection Modes and Editing

AUTO CONNECTION MODE FUNCTIONALITY

How to turn on auto connection mode and its behavior when the ignition switch is on.

MANUAL BLUETOOTH CONNECTION PROCEDURE

Steps to manually connect when auto connection fails or Bluetooth Power is off.

RECONNECTING THE Bluetooth PHONE MANUALLY

How the system automatically reconnects a Bluetooth phone or manual reconnection steps.

Editing Bluetooth Device Information

EDITING Bluetooth DEVICE INFORMATION

How to display and edit Bluetooth device information like name, address, and phone number.

Bluetooth Device Name and Connection Settings

CHANGING THE BLUETOOTH DEVICE NAME

How to change the registered name of a Bluetooth device.

SETTING AUDIO DEVICE CONNECTION METHOD

How to select the connection method (Vehicle or Device) for audio devices.

System Settings Overview

“System Settings (System Settings)” SCREEN

Overview of system settings for Bluetooth connection, system name, PIN-code, and device status display.

General Settings Configuration

GENERAL SETTINGS EXPLANATION

Settings for keyboard layout, operation sounds, language, and screen colors.

GENERAL SETTINGS SCREEN LAYOUT

Overview of the general settings screen and its adjustable parameters.

System Options and App Integration

GENERAL SETTINGS: SYSTEM OPTIONS

Details on changing language, beep sound, button/screen colors, keyboard layout, and display settings.

GENERAL SETTINGS: CONNECTED DEVICE CONFIGURATION

How to set connected devices for AHA and Pandora, including USB/Bluetooth selection.

Clock and Time Zone Settings

CLOCK SETTINGS (WITH NAVIGATION FUNCTION)

How to set auto update for time zones, daylight saving time, and automatic time adjustment.

SETTING THE TIME ZONE

How to select the desired time zone for the system.

Navigation Settings Configuration

SCREENS FOR NAVIGATION SETTINGS

How to configure voice guidance language, warnings, traffic information, and route search methods.

SOUND AND WARNINGS SETTINGS

Settings for voice guidance language, frequency, verbosity level, and warning alerts.

Traffic and Detour Settings

TRAFFIC INFORMATION DISPLAY

How to turn traffic information display on/off and select traffic conditions for route search.

DETOUR SETTINGS OPTIONS

How to set options for route detours, including never offer detour and timing for route search.

Map and Event Settings

EVENT TYPES SETTINGS FOR ROUTE SEARCH

How to select or ignore event types for route searching and control icon display on the map.

MAP SETTINGS FOR SCREEN APPEARANCE

How to fine-tune map screen appearance, including display mode and color settings.

MAP SETTINGS: DISPLAY MODE SELECTION

How to select the map display mode from 2D north-up, 2D heading-up, or 3D.

Units, Formats, and Trip Logging

UNITS AND FORMATS CONFIGURATION

How to set units for distance measurement and international date formats.

Trip Monitor and Visual Guidance

TRIP MONITOR FUNCTIONALITY

How to view distance moved in trip logs and path logs, and save logs automatically or manually.

VISUAL GUIDANCE SETTINGS

Settings related to map screen guidance, including data fields, highway services, and junction displays.

Navigation System Tips

GPS (GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM) FUNDAMENTALS

Explains how GPS information and sensor data determine vehicle position and potential errors.

LIMITATIONS OF THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Discusses factors affecting navigation accuracy, like satellite signals, vehicle signals, and map data limitations.

Navigation Accuracy and Guidance Issues

CAUTION: GPS SIGNAL OBSTRUCTION

Warns that window tinting and physical obstructions can interfere with GPS signal reception.

ACCURATE CURRENT POSITION NOT SHOWN CASES

Lists cases where accurate current position may not be shown, like winding roads or ferry movement.

INAPPROPRIATE ROUTE GUIDANCE CASES

Lists scenarios where inappropriate route guidance may occur, such as off-route turns or auto-reroute delays.

Map Data and Tire Considerations

MAP DATA: ROADS AND PLACE NAME DATA

Explains how map data is created and that it may not always be complete or error-free.

NOTE: TIRE DATA AND GPS ACCURACY

Notes that tire turning data and pressure affect GPS accuracy and display.

Siri and Voice Recognition System

Siri FUNCTION OVERVIEW

Introduction to Siri function for iPhone/iPod touch operation without manual input via Bluetooth.

BEFORE USING Siri: PREPARATION STEPS

Preparation steps for Siri use, including device registration, connection, and enabling Siri settings.

NOTE: Siri DATA PLAN AND USAGE

Notes on iPhone/iPod touch data plans, additional charges, and potential differences in available operations.

Siri Operation and Controls

USING Siri: STEERING SWITCH CONTROL

How to use the steering wheel talk switch to start or cancel Siri.

Siri OPERATION PROCEDURE

Steps for initiating Siri operation by pressing the talk switch and speaking when prompted.

MICROPHONE USAGE WITH SIRI

Clarifies that speaking directly into the microphone is not necessary when using Siri.

Siri Limitations and Supported Devices

NOTE: Siri RECOGNITION LIMITATIONS

Explains conditions affecting Siri command recognition, like background noise or volume.

SUPPORTED DEVICES FOR Siri INTEGRATION

Lists supported iOS versions and models for Siri integration.

Voice Recognition System Operation

VOICE RECOGNITION SYSTEM FUNCTION

How the system operates navigation, audio, and hands-free systems using voice commands.

USING VOICE RECOGNITION: STEERING SWITCH

How to use the steering wheel talk switch to start or cancel voice recognition.

Voice Recognition Usage and Limitations

MICROPHONE USAGE IN VOICE RECOGNITION

Clarifies that speaking directly into the microphone is not necessary when giving a command.

NOTE: VOICE RECOGNITION LIMITATIONS

Lists conditions where commands may not be recognized properly, such as unclear speech or background noise.

Voice Recognition Operation Steps

VOICE RECOGNITION SYSTEM OPERATION PROCEDURE

Steps to press the talk switch and say commands, with notes on caution displays and skipping speech guidance.

Voice Command Examples and Notes

NOTE: COMMAND RECOGNITION FACTORS

Notes on conditions affecting command recognition and the availability of commands based on vehicle installation.

VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: SEARCH FOR A SONG

Example voice commands for searching and playing songs, including handling multiple matches.

Voice Command Examples: Call and Dial

NOTE: VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLES

Notes on Gracenote database compatibility and conditions for recognition data creation and updates.

VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: CALL BY NAME

Example voice commands for calling contacts by name and phone type, including notes on name recognition.

VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: DIAL NUMBER

Example voice commands for dialing a phone number directly.

NOTE: CONTACT LIST HANDLING

Notes on how the system handles multiple names or phone numbers for contacts.

Voice Commands for Navigation and Speech

VOICE COMMAND EXAMPLE: ENTERING ADDRESS (NAVIGATION)

Example voice commands for entering addresses with navigation, including notes on pauses.

CASUAL SPEECH RECOGNITION FUNCTIONALITY

How the system recognizes natural language commands, with notes on variations and omissions.

Voice Recognition Expression Examples

NOTE: COMMAND RECOGNITION ISSUES

Notes on what happens when commands are not recognized properly or if there is background noise.

EXPRESSION EXAMPLES FOR EACH FUNCTION

Provides examples of voice commands for calling, searching, and using navigation functions.

Command List: Basic and Audio Mode Commands

COMMAND LIST: BASIC COMMANDS

Lists basic voice commands for system control like pause, back, cancel, help, and page change.

COMMAND LIST: AUDIO MODE CHANGES

Lists voice commands for switching between AM, FM, SiriusXM, CD, USB, SD, iPod, AUX, and audio modes.

COMMAND LIST: MODE CHANGES

Lists voice commands for switching between phone, aha, Pandora, climate, and navigation modes.

Command List: Hands-Free and App Controls

COMMAND LIST: HANDS-FREE OPERATIONS

Lists voice commands for making calls, managing contacts, and handling messages.

COMMAND LIST: PANDORA® CONTROLS

Lists voice commands for Pandora mode change, station listing, and track rating.

Command List: Aha and Climate Controls

COMMAND LIST: AHA™ CONTROLS

Lists voice commands for aha mode change, station listing, and liking/disliking content.

COMMAND LIST: CLIMATE CONTROLS

Lists voice commands for controlling climate settings like auto mode, temperature, and fan speed.

Command List: Radio and Navigation Controls

COMMAND LIST: AM CONTROL

Lists voice commands for direct frequency tuning and preset number tuning for AM radio.

COMMAND LIST: FM CONTROL

Lists voice commands for direct frequency tuning and preset number tuning for FM radio.

COMMAND LIST: SIRIUSXM RADIO CONTROL

Lists voice commands for preset number tuning for SiriusXM radio.

COMMAND LIST: HD RADIO CONTROL

Lists voice commands for selecting HD Radio stations.

Command List: Media and iPod Controls

COMMAND LIST: MP3/WMA/AAC, USB, SD* CONTROL

Lists voice commands for artist, album, song, and genre selection for media playback.

COMMAND LIST: iPod CONTROLS

Lists voice commands for selecting songs by artist, album, song, genre, playlist, podcast, and audiobook.

Command List: Navigation and Place Search

COMMAND LIST: NAVIGATION MODE COMMANDS

Lists voice commands for accepting questions, searching accommodation, and managing routes.

COMMAND LIST: ACCOMMODATION SEARCH

Lists voice commands for searching accommodation at destination or along route.

Command List: Place Search (Continued)

COMMAND LIST: ACCOMMODATION NEAR HERE

Lists voice commands for searching accommodation near current position or around the area.

COMMAND LIST: ADDRESS SEARCH

Transits to screen for searching destination by address.

COMMAND LIST: AVOIDANCES SETTINGS

Transits to screen for setting detour routes.

COMMAND LIST: ROUTE SEARCH ALONG AND AT DESTINATION

Narrows POI search candidates to places along route or at destination.

Command List: Place Search (Continued)

COMMAND LIST: PARKING SEARCH

Narrows POI search targets to parking lots.

COMMAND LIST: PLACE SEARCH METHOD

Selects POI search method for gas stations, accommodations, parking lots, and restaurants.

Command List: Route Information and Search

COMMAND LIST: ROUTE INFO AND SUMMARY

Reads route information, summary, and options, and transits to route editing screen.

COMMAND LIST: RESTAURANT SEARCH

Narrows POI search targets to restaurants.

Command List: Restaurant and Gas Station Search

COMMAND LIST: RESTAURANT SEARCH (NEAR/ALONG/DESTINATION)

Searches for restaurants near current position, along route, or at destination.

COMMAND LIST: GAS STATION SEARCH

Narrows POI search targets to gas stations.

COMMAND LIST: GAS STATION SEARCH (ALONG ROUTE)

Searches for gas stations along the route.

Command List: Gas Station Search (Continued)

COMMAND LIST: GAS STATION SEARCH (DESTINATION/NEAR)

Searches for gas stations around the destination or current position.

Command List: General Navigation and Confirmation

COMMAND LIST: TOP AND UP MOVEMENT

Transits to the top of the list or moves the list one page up.

COMMAND LIST: WAYPOINT AND WHERE AM I?

Registers selected destination as relay point or displays vehicle position.

COMMAND LIST: YES/NO CONFIRMATION

Accepts questions or other contents spoken to you.

Appendix and Troubleshooting

MAP DATABASE INFORMATION AND UPDATES

Details on End User License Agreement, contracts, and software usage rights.

Map Data and Software License Information

MAP DATABASE INFORMATION AND UPDATES (CONTINUED)

Covers warranty limitations, software usage rights, and licensing terms.

Map Data and License Terms

MAP DATABASE INFORMATION AND UPDATES (CONTINUED)

Details sanctions, judicial recognition, and penalties for breach of agreement.

Certification and Compliance

CERTIFICATION: SIRIUSXM® SATELLITE RADIO

Information regarding SiriusXM® Satellite Radio, its trademarks, and data services.

CERTIFICATION: RADIO WAVE COMMUNICATIONS (U.S.A.)

FCC compliance information, warnings, and RF exposure guidelines.

Certification and Regulatory Compliance

CERTIFICATION: RADIO WAVE COMMUNICATIONS (CANADA)

Industry Canada compliance information, warnings, and RF exposure guidelines.

Certification: Regional Compliance and Gracenote

CERTIFICATION: MÉXICO (NOM COMPLIANCE)

NOM compliance information for Mexico, including conditions for operation.

GRACENOTE® INFORMATION

Information on Gracenote's music recognition technology and related data services.

Bluetooth, microSDHC, and MirrorLink™

BLUETOOTH® BRANDING AND TRADEMARKS

Details on Bluetooth® word mark and logos, and their trademarks.

microSDHC LOGO TRADEMARK

Identifies the microSDHC Logo as a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.

iPod, MirrorLink™, Pandora®, and Google

iPod AND iPhone COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS

Explains 'Made for iPod'/'iPhone' standards and Apple's responsibility for device/accessory compliance.

MirrorLink™ CERTIFICATION AND TRADEMARKS

Details MirrorLink™ certification, logos, trademarks, and restrictions on unauthorized use.

Pandora® TRADEMARKS AND TRADE DRESS

Identifies Pandora® trademarks and trade dress, used with permission.

Google Play TRADEMARK

Identifies Google Play as a trademark of Google Inc.

Open Source Software Information

HOW TO GET SOURCE CODE USING OPEN SOURCE

Information on obtaining open source software code from Clarion, Co., Ltd.

Troubleshooting Radio Operation

TROUBLESHOOTING: RADIO EXPERIENCE AND CAUSE

Lists radio issues like time alignment mismatch, sound fades, and HD2/HD3 mute conditions with causes.

TROUBLESHOOTING: RADIO ACTION

Provides actions for radio issues like contacting stations or seeking new stations.

Troubleshooting Phone System

TROUBLESHOOTING: NO TEXT INFORMATION

Addresses issues with no text information shown for selected frequency due to data service.

TROUBLESHOOTING: HANDS-FREE SYSTEM WITH BLUETOOTH DEVICE

Symptom-solution table for hands-free system or Bluetooth device not working.

Troubleshooting Phone Registration and Connection

WHEN REGISTERING/CONNECTING A CELLULAR PHONE

Symptom-solution table for issues with cellular phone registration and Bluetooth connection.

Troubleshooting Call and Phonebook Issues

WHEN MAKING/RECEIVING A CALL ISSUES

Symptom-solution table for inability to make or receive calls.

WHEN USING THE PHONEBOOK ISSUES

Symptom-solution table for phonebook data transfer and editing issues.

Troubleshooting Bluetooth Message Function

WHEN USING BLUETOOTH MESSAGE FUNCTION ISSUES

Symptom-solution table for issues viewing or transferring messages.

Troubleshooting Other Situations

IN OTHER SITUATIONS: BLUETOOTH CONNECTION STATUS

Addresses issues with Bluetooth connection status display and manual reconnection.

IN OTHER SITUATIONS: SYMPTOM STATUS NOT CHANGING

Troubleshooting steps when symptoms persist despite all measures taken.

Error Messages Reference

ERROR MESSAGES: FM RADIO ISSUES

Lists FM radio error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No stations available'.

ERROR MESSAGES: HD RADIO ISSUES

Lists HD Radio error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No HD Radio signal available'.

Error Messages: SiriusXM and CD Issues

ERROR MESSAGES: SIRIUSXM® ISSUES

Lists SiriusXM error messages, causes, and actions, like 'Check Antenna' or 'No Signal'.

Error Messages: CD and USB Issues

ERROR MESSAGES: CD ISSUES

Lists CD error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No music files found' or 'DISC Error'.

ERROR MESSAGES: USB ISSUES

Lists USB error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No music files found' or 'USB Error'.

Error Messages: iPod and SD Card Issues

ERROR MESSAGES: iPod ISSUES

Lists iPod error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No music files found' or 'iPod Error'.

ERROR MESSAGES: SD CARD ISSUES

Lists SD card error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No music files found' or 'SD Error'.

Error Messages: Bluetooth Audio and Aha

ERROR MESSAGES: BLUETOOTH AUDIO ISSUES

Lists Bluetooth Audio error messages, causes, and actions, like 'Music tracks not supported'.

ERROR MESSAGES: STARLINK ISSUES

Lists STARLINK error messages, causes, and actions, like 'Bluetooth disconnected'.

ERROR MESSAGES: AHA ISSUES

Lists Aha error messages, causes, and actions, like 'Information acquisition error'.

Error Messages: Aha and Pandora

ERROR MESSAGES: AHA ISSUES (CONTINUED)

Lists Aha error messages, causes, and actions, like 'Content cannot be acquired' or 'Failed'.

ERROR MESSAGES: PANDORA® ISSUES

Lists Pandora® error messages, causes, and actions, like 'No stations have been added'.

Index

INDEX SECTIONS A-H

Index entries from A to H, covering various system functions and features.

INDEX SECTIONS I-P

Index entries from I to P, covering various system functions and features.

INDEX SECTIONS R-S

Index entries from R to S, covering various system functions and features.

INDEX SECTIONS S-V

Index entries from S to V, covering various system functions and features.

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