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23196841 A

Acadia/Acadia DenaliEnclave/TraverseInTouch Infotainment System

2015

Black plate (1,1)Buick/Chevrolet/GMC Acadia/Acadia Denali/Enclave/Traverse InTouch Info-tainment System (GMNA-Localizing-U.S./Canada-7639735) - 2015 - First

2015 Buick/Chevrolet/GMC Acadia/Acadia Denali/Enclave/Traverse InTouch Infotainment System M

Infotainment System . . . . . . 3

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Infotainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Steering Wheel Controls . . . . . . . 8Using the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Software Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15AM-FM Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Satellite Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Pandora Internet Radio . . . . . . . 19Stitcher Internet Radio . . . . . . . . 23Pictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Audio Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28CD/DVD Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28MP3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31USB Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Auxiliary Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Bluetooth Audio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Rear Seat Infotainment . . . 38Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE)System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Using the NavigationSystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Navigation Symbols . . . . . . . . . . . 50Destination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51OnStar® System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59Global PositioningSystem (GPS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Vehicle Positioning . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Problems with RouteGuidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

If the System NeedsService . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Map Data Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Database CoverageExplanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Voice Recognition . . . . . . . . 63

Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Bluetooth Phone/Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Text Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Trademarks and LicenseAgreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i-1


Infotainment System 3

Introduction

Infotainment

The names, logos, emblems,slogans, vehicle model names, andvehicle body designs appearing inthis manual including but not limitedto GM, the GM logo, GMC, the GMCTruck Emblem, BUICK, the BUICKEmblem, CHEVROLET, theCHEVROLET Emblem, and thenames ACADIA, ACADIA DENALI,ENCLAVE, and TRAVERSE aretrademarks and/or service marks ofGeneral Motors LLC, itssubsidiaries, affiliates, or licensors.

For vehicles first sold in Canada,substitute the name “GeneralMotors of Canada Limited” for GMC,Buick, and Chevrolet MotorDivisions wherever it appears in thismanual.

The information in this manualsupplements the owner manual.

This manual describes features thatmay or may not be on the vehiclebecause of optional equipment thatwas not purchased on the vehicle,

model variants, countryspecifications, features/applicationsthat may not be available in yourregion, or changes subsequent tothe printing of this manual.

Keep this manual with the ownermanual in the vehicle, so it will bethere if it is needed. If the vehicle issold, leave this manual in thevehicle.

Read the following pages tobecome familiar with theinfotainment system features.

{ Warning

Taking your eyes off the road fortoo long or too often while usingany infotainment feature cancause a crash. You or otherscould be injured or killed. Do notgive extended attention toinfotainment tasks while driving.

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4 Infotainment System

Warning (Continued)

Limit your glances at the vehicledisplays and focus your attentionon driving. Use voice commandswhenever possible.

The infotainment system has built-infeatures intended to help avoiddistraction by disabling somefunctions when driving. Thesefunctions may gray out when theyare unavailable. Many infotainmentfeatures are also available throughthe instrument cluster and steeringwheel controls.

Before driving:. Become familiar with the

operation, faceplate buttons, andscreen buttons.

. Set up the audio by presettingfavorite stations, setting thetone, and adjusting thespeakers.

. Set up phone numbers inadvance so they can be calledeasily by pressing a singlebutton or by using a single voicecommand if equipped withBluetooth phone capability.

See “Defensive Driving” in theowner manual.

To play the infotainment system withthe ignition off, see “RetainedAccessory Power (RAP)” in theowner manual.

Canadian Vehicle Owners(Propriétaires des VéhiculesCanadiens)

A French language copy of thismanual can be obtained from yourdealer or from:

On peut obtenir un exemplaire dece guide en français auprès duconcessionnaire ou à l'adressesuivante:

Helm, IncorporatedP.O. Box 07130Detroit, MI 48207

1-800-551-4123Numéro de poste 6438 de languefrançaisewww.helminc.com



OverviewThe infotainment system is controlled by using the buttons, touch screen,steering wheel controls, and voice recognition.

See Using the System on page 9.

CD Radio Shown, CD/DVD Radio Similar

1. PUSH/O (Volume/Power)

2. Z (Eject)

3. CD/DVD (if equipped) Slot

4. AUX Port

5. PUSH/SEL (Select)

6. D (Home Page)

7. SRCE (Source)

8. FAV (Favorites Menu)

9. © SEEK (Previous/Reverse)

10. SEEK ¨ (Next/Forward)

11. / BACK



CD Radio with Navigation Shown, CD/DVD Radio with Navigation Similar

1. PUSH/O (Volume/Power)

2. Z (Eject)

3. AUX Port

4. PUSH/SEL (Select)

5. D (Home Page)

6. SRCE (Source)

7. SEEK ¨ (Next/Forward)

8. © SEEK (Previous/Reverse)

9. RPT (Repeat)

10. NAV (Navigation)

11. DEST (Destination)

12. / BACK

Infotainment Controls

PUSH/O (Volume/Power):

. Press to turn the system onand off.

. Turn to adjust the volume.

Z (Eject): Press to eject a discfrom the CD or DVD player (ifequipped). See CD/DVD Player onpage 28.

AUX Port: 3.5 mm (1/8 in)connection for external audiodevices.

PUSH/SEL (Select):. Turn to manually find a station or

highlight a menu selection.. Press to select a highlighted

selection.

D (Home Page): Press to go tothe Home Page. See “Home Page”in this section.

SRCE (Source): Press to changethe audio source to AM, FM,SiriusXM® (if equipped), Pandora®,



Stitcher®, CD/DVD (if equipped),USB, iPod®, AUX, or Bluetooth®

Audio.

FAV (Favorites Menu) (Radioswithout Navigation): In AM, FM,or SiriusXM, press to scroll throughthe favorites banner located on thebottom of the screen. The favoritesbanner stores your favorite radioand SiriusXM stations. To store afavorite station, press and hold onthe desired position on the banneruntil a beep is heard.

Favorite Pages

On the Home screen, press theSettings icon. Then press theFavorite Pages screen button to

select the number of favorite pagesdisplayed on the screen. The choiceis 1–6 pages.

DEST (Destination):. Press to enter a destination.. If a destination has already been

entered, press to access theDestination Menu. SeeDestination on page 51.

NAV (Navigation):. Press to view the vehicle's

current position on the mapscreen.

. Continue pressing to cyclethrough the full map and splitscreen views.

RPT (Repeat): Press to repeat thelast voice guidance prompt.

© SEEK (Previous/Reverse):. AM, FM, SiriusXM (if equipped):

Press to seek to the previousstrong station. Press and hold toscan. Press © SEEK again tostop the scan.

. CD, USB, Pandora, Stitcher,Bluetooth Audio: Press to seekto the beginning of the current orprevious track.

. CD, USB, Bluetooth Audio:Press and hold to quicklyreverse through a track. Releasethe button to return to playingspeed. See CD/DVD Player onpage 28, USB Port on page 32,or Bluetooth Audio on page 37.

SEEK ¨ (Next/Forward):. AM, FM, SiriusXM (if equipped):

Press to seek to the next strongstation. Press and hold to scan.Press SEEK ¨ again to stopthe scan.

. CD, USB, Pandora, Stitcher,Bluetooth Audio: Press to seekor skip the next track orprogram.

. CD, USB, Bluetooth Audio:Press and hold to fast forwardthrough a track. Release thebutton to return to playing



speed. See CD/DVD Player onpage 28, USB Port on page 32,or Bluetooth Audio on page 37.

/ BACK: Press to return to theprevious screen in a menu or Homescreen.

Language

To change the language of thenavigation screens, see “VehiclePersonalization” in the ownermanual.

English or Metric Units

To change the navigation screensfrom English or metric, see “DriverInformation Center (DIC)” in theowner manual.

Steering Wheel Controls

Vehicles with audio steering wheelcontrols could differ depending onthe vehicle's options. Some audiocontrols can be adjusted at thesteering wheel.

w orc /x (Next/Previous):Press to select preset radio orSiriusXM stations from the favoritebanner or select tracks from asource such as CD/DVD, iPod,or USB.

To select tracks on an iPod or USB:

. Press and holdw orc /xwhile listening to a song listed inthe main audio page to quicklymove forward or in reversethrough the tracks. Trackinformation is displayed on thescreen.

. Releasew orc /x when thedesired track is reached.

b /g (Push to Talk):. Press to accept a call.. Press and hold to initiate

phone’s voice control.

See Voice Recognition on page 63.

c /x (End): Press to reject anincoming call or end a current call.

SRCE (Source): Press to switchbetween the radio, CD, and forequipped vehicles, DVD, frontauxiliary, rear auxiliary, Pandora,Stitcher, and iPod/USB.



Press and hold to pause thecurrently playing track or mute thespeakers if the source is radio orSirius XM.

Press and hold again to resume thecurrently track or to unmute thespeakers.

¨ (Seek): Press to go to the nextradio station while in AM or FM.

Press ¨ to go to the next track orchapter while sourced to the CD orDVD slot.

When connected, press ¨ to selecta track on an iPod or USB device.

1. Press and hold ¨ until a beep isheard to place the radio intoscan mode. A station will play forfive seconds before moving tothe next station.

2. To stop the scan function, press¨ again.

3. For CD/DVD, iPod, or USB,press and hold to quickly moveforward through the tracks.Release to stop on the desiredtrack.

+ e or − e (Volume): Use toincrease or to decrease the volume.

Using the SystemThe infotainment system iscontrolled by touching the screenand by using the knobs and otherbuttons.

Voice recognition could also beused to control certain infotainmentfeatures.

Press b /g on the steering wheelcontrols to begin voice recognition.See Voice Recognition on page 63.

Home Page

The infotainment system displays aHome Page to access all of theapplications.

Back: Press to go back to theprevious page or Home screen.

Home: From any page, press tocycle through the Home Pages tostart a different application. TheHome Page can have up to threepages with eight icons per page.Each of these pages can becustomized to contain your choiceof icons. They may also bere-ordered on each screenaccording to preference.



Fav (Favorites): In AM, FM,or SiriusXM, press to scroll throughthe favorites banner on the bottomof the screen. The favorites bannerstores your favorite radio andSiriusXM stations. To store afavorite station, press and hold onthe desired position on the banneruntil a beep is heard.

! (Voice Recognition): Press tobegin voice recognition. See VoiceRecognition on page 63. Press andhold to mute the radio.

Menu: Press to enter the HomePage menu.

q Previous: Press to go to theprevious Home Page.

Next r : Press to go to the nextHome Page.

Home Page Customization

All three Home Pages can beindividually customized.

To change screen buttons on thecurrent Home Page:

1. Press Menu.

2. Press Customize Home Page.

3. Press a screen button to add orremove it from the Home Page.A checkmark indicates it will bedisplayed. The maximumnumber of buttons on any HomePage is eight.

4. Press Done.

To re-order buttons on the currentHome Page:

1. Press Menu.

2. Press Sort.

3. Press an icon to move it.

4. Press another icon to swap theposition with the icon pressed inStep 2.

5. Press Done.

To restore Home Page defaults:

1. Press Menu.

2. Press Restore Home PageDefaults.

Home Page Features

Some features are disabled whenthe vehicle is moving and someicons may not be active.

Touch screen buttons arehighlighted in color when availableor grayed out when not available.

Various functions are disabled whenthe vehicle is moving.



Press the Now Playing screenbutton to display the active sourcepage. The sources available areAM, FM, SiriusXM (if equipped), CD,DVD (if equipped), Bluetooth Audio,USB/iPod, Pandora (if equipped),Stitcher (if equipped), and AUX.

See AM-FM Radio on page 15,Satellite Radio on page 18, CD/DVDPlayer on page 28, USB Port onpage 32, Pandora Internet Radio onpage 19, Stitcher Internet Radio onpage 23, and Auxiliary Devices onpage 37.

Press the Navigation screen buttonto display a map of your currentvehicle position. See Using theNavigation System on page 47,Maps on page 49, NavigationSymbols on page 50, Destination onpage 51, and Settings on page 70.

Press the Destination screen buttonto display the Destination Entryhome page or the Destination Menu.The available screen buttonsprovide a variety of ways to enter adestination. See Destination onpage 51.

Press the Text Messaging screenbutton to display a pop-up messagedisplay stating, “RetrievingMessages.” Once messages areretrieved, select a message forviewing, or press the Sent screenbutton to view a list of sent orreceived messages. See TextMessaging on page 91.

Press the Phone screen button todisplay the Phone main page. SeeBluetooth on page 79.



Press the Settings screen button todisplay the Settings main page.From this display, adjust featuressuch as time and date, radio,phone, navigation, audio prompts,and display. See Settings onpage 70.

Press the Tone screen button todisplay the Tone main page. Adjustthe tone and speaker balance bypressing the screen buttons. Thereare options such as EQ (equalizer),Bass, Middle, Treble, and Balance.See AM-FM Radio on page 15.

Press the Picture Viewer screenbutton to view pictures on your USBdrive or SD card. Pictures on the SDcard can only be viewed through aUSB adapter. See Pictures onpage 26.

Press the FM screen button todisplay the FM main page and playthe current or last tuned FM station.See AM-FM Radio on page 15.

Press the AM screen button todisplay the AM main page and playthe current or last tuned AM station.See AM-FM Radio on page 15.

Press the XM screen button (ifequipped) to display the XM mainpage and play the current or lasttuned SiriusXM channel. SeeSatellite Radio on page 18.

Press the Pandora screen button (ifequipped) to display the Pandorahome page and streampersonalized radio stations basedon artists, songs, genres, andcomedians. See Pandora InternetRadio on page 19.



Press the Stitcher screen button (ifequipped) to display the Stitcherhome page and stream news,sports, and entertainment showsthrough the audio system. SeeStitcher Internet Radio on page 23.

Press the CD screen button todisplay the CD main page and playthe current or last CD trackselected. See CD/DVD Player onpage 28.

Press the E Bluetooth screen buttonto display the Bluetooth Audio mainpage and play music through aBluetooth device. See BluetoothAudio on page 37.

Press the iPod screen button todisplay the iPod main page and playthe current or last track selected.See USB Port on page 32.

Press the USB screen button todisplay the USB main page and playthe current or last track selected.See USB Port on page 32.

Press the Front AUX screen buttonto access any connected auxiliarydevice. See Auxiliary Devices onpage 37.



Press the optional Rear AUX screenbutton to access a connectedauxiliary device such as a DVD forRear Seat Entertainment playback.See Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE)System on page 38.

Press the Weather screen button (ifequipped) to display the Weathermain page. Select otherweather-related options from thatlist. See “Weather (If Equipped)”under Settings on page 70.

Press the Traffic screen button (ifequipped) to display the Traffic mainpage. Select other traffic-relatedoptions from that list. See“SiriusXM® NavTraffic (If Equipped)”under Settings on page 70.

Cleaning High Gloss Surfacesand Vehicle Information andRadio Displays

For vehicles with high glosssurfaces or vehicle displays, use amicrofiber cloth to wipe surfaces.Before wiping the surface with themicrofiber cloth, use a soft bristlebrush to remove dirt that couldscratch the surface. Then use themicrofiber cloth by gently rubbing toclean. Never use window cleanersor solvents. Periodically hand washthe microfiber cloth separately,using mild soap. Do not use bleachor fabric softener. Rinse thoroughlyand air dry before next use.

{ Caution

Do not attach a device with asuction cup to the display. Thismay cause damage and wouldnot be covered by the vehiclewarranty.

Software Updates

Website Information

Buick

In the U.S., see www.buick.com.

In Canada, see www.buick.ca.

GMC

In the U.S., see www.gmc.com.

In Canada, see www.gmc.gm.ca.

Chevrolet

In the U.S., see www.chevrolet.com.

In Canada, see www.chevrolet.ca.



Customer Assistance Offices

See the owner manual for CustomerAssistance Office phone numbers.

Radio

AM-FM Radio

Playing the Radio

PUSH/O (Power/Volume):

. Press to turn the radio on or off.

. Turn to increase or decrease thevolume of the active source.

The steering wheel controls canalso be used to adjust the volume.See Steering Wheel Controls onpage 8.

Audio Source

To access AM, FM, or SiriusXM (ifequipped), do one of the following:. On one of the Home Pages,

press the AM, FM, or XM (ifequipped) screen button.

. Press the SRCE button on thefaceplate or steering wheel orthe Source screen button toscroll through the options.

A source ribbon will appear atthe bottom of the screenallowing you to select the oneyou want.

. Use voice recognition bypressing one of the voicerecognition buttons. After thevoice prompt and the beep, sayone of the following: “Tune AM,”“Tune FM,” “Tune XM,” “AM,”“FM,” or “XM.”

Infotainment System Settings

Tone Settings

To access the tone settings, pressthe Tone button on the Home Page,or press the PUSH/SEL knob whilein an audio source.

To adjust the settings:. Bass: Press + or − to change

the level.. Middle: Press + or − to change

the level.. Treble: Press + or − to change

the level.



. EQ (Equalizer) (If Equipped):Press o or p to scroll throughthe preset EQ options.

. Stereo/Surround/DSP Mode (IfEquipped): Press o or p toscroll through the preset DigitalSignal Processing (DSP) or totoggle between Stereo andSurround (5.1 DVD only) modes.

. Fade: Press the F button to fadethe audio to the front speakers.Press the R button to fade theaudio to the rear speakers. Themiddle position balances thesound between the front andrear speakers.

. Balance: Press the L button tobalance the audio to the leftspeakers. Press the R button tobalance the audio to the rightspeakers. The middle positionbalances the sound between theleft and right speakers.

Finding a Station

Press the SRCE button to go to thecurrently playing source. Press itagain to select a different source.

Turn the PUSH/SEL knob to find aradio station. To select a presetstation, press FAV to scroll throughthe favorite banner. Press thedesired station on the banner.

Seeking a Station

Press © SEEK or SEEK ¨ to search

for a station, or use ¨ on thesteering wheel controls.

Press and hold the © SEEK or

SEEK ¨ button to scan up or downthe band, pausing on each stationfor five seconds. Touch © SEEK or

SEEK ¨ again to cancel the scan.

AM

To access the AM menu, press theMenu screen button from the AMsource screen:

Favorites List: Press to display thefavorites list.



AM Station List: The station listmay need to be updated beforepressing to display a list of AMstations.

Update Station List: Press toupdate and then display the list ofAM stations.

FM

To access the FM menu, press theMenu screen button from the FMsource screen.


FM Station List: The station listmay need to be updated beforepressing to display a list of FMstations.

FM Catagory List: Press to selectthe desired genre.

Update Station List: Press toupdate and then display the list ofFM stations. An FM station listupdate may take several minutes.

SiriusXM (If Equipped)

To access the XM Menu, press theMenu screen button from the XMsource screen and the followingmay display:




XM Channel List: Press to displaya list of SiriusXM channels.

XM Category List: Press to displaya list of SiriusXM categories.

Tune Select (Navigation Only):If equipped with SiriusXM, pressand the following may display:. Artist: Press to set an audio alert

when the current artist is playingon a SiriusXM channel.

. Song: Press to set an audio alertwhen the current song is playingon a SiriusXM channel.

. Tune Select Manager: PressDisable/Enable All Alerts toenable or disable all alerts.A checkmark next to the alertmeans it is turned on. Press analert to turn it off. Press Deleteto delete an alert.

. Audible Alert: This feature willgive an audio alert when certainartists or songs are available ona specific station. Press to turnon or off.

Storing Radio Station Presets

Up to 30 preset stations can bestored into the favorites banner. AM,FM, and SiriusXM (if equipped) canbe mixed. To store:

1. From the AM, FM, or XM mainpage, press and hold one of thepreset screen buttons at thebottom of the screen. After a fewseconds, a beep is heard andthe new preset informationdisplays on that screen button.

2. Repeat for each preset.

Mixed-Band Presets

Each favorite page can store fivepreset stations. The presets within apage can be from different radiobands.

To scroll through the pages, pressFAV or the FAV screen button on thetop bar. The current page numberdisplays above the preset buttons.

To change the number of favoritepages displayed:

1. Press Settings on theHome Page.

2. Press Favorite Pages.

3. Select the number of pages todisplay.

Recalling a Preset Station

To recall a preset station from afavorites page, do one the following:. Press the FAV screen button on

the top bar to display the presetpop-up. Press one of the presetscreen buttons to go to theselected preset station.

. In the AM, FM, or XM (ifequipped) main page, press oneof the preset screen buttons togo to the selected preset station.

Satellite RadioVehicles with a valid SiriusXM®

satellite radio subscription canreceive SiriusXM programming.



SiriusXM satellite radio has a widevariety of programming andcommercial-free music, coast tocoast, and in digital-quality sound.For more information, seewww.siriusxm.com or call1-866-635-2349 in the U.S. InCanada, see www.xmradio.ca or call1-877-209-0079.

When SiriusXM is active, the stationname, number, category name,song title, and artist display on thescreen. SiriusXM may update thebackground picture at any time.

SiriusXM Categories

SiriusXM stations are organized incategories.

Adding or Removing SiriusXMCategories

Using the Home Page:

1. Press the Settings screen buttonon the Home Page.

2. Select XM Categories.

3. Select or deselect a category.A checkmark will indicate thatthe category is selected.

Press Restore All to restore allSiriusXM categories.

Pandora Internet Radio

Pandora®

Pandora is a free Internet radioservice that streams personalizedradio stations based on artists,songs, genres, and comedians.Create stations with the Pandoraapplication downloaded on a phoneor device, then use- (thumbs up)

or, (thumbs down) to personalizestations. To set up an account, or formore information, go towww.pandora.com. Pandora maynot be available in Canada orMexico.

A phone or tablet with Internetconnection is required for thisapplication. Personal cell phone

data plans are used. Make sure thelatest version is installed on thedevice and the volume is turned up.

To install Pandora:. On an Android™ phone or

Android Tablet, go to the GooglePlay Store and search forPandora. Install to the phone,not to the SD card.

. On a BlackBerry® phone, go tothe BlackBerry World™ andsearch for Pandora.

. On an iPhone®, iPad®, or iPodtouch®, go to the iTunes® Storeand search for Pandora.

Launching Pandora



Connect the iPhone, iPad, or iPodtouch to the USB port, or connectan Android or BlackBerry throughBluetooth. For first-time use, set upthe stations before connecting to thevehicle. The Pandora icon will beavailable on the Home Page.

The USB jack will charge Apple®

devices drawing up to 1 amp ofcurrent. The two charging only,2.1 amp USB ports at the rear of thecenter console can charge the iPad.

The signal strength and battery levelmeters indicate the conditions of thepaired phone. There may beperformance issues with this featurewhen signal or battery levelsare low.

Launch Using an iPhone, iPodtouch, or iPad

1. Plug the device into the USBport. The phone screen must beunlocked.

2. To launch, do one of thefollowing:. Make sure the device is

unlocked so the Allowbutton can be pressed onthe device.

. Press Pandora on theHome Page.

. Press b /g and say“Pandora” or “PlayPandora.”

. Press the SRCE button onthe radio faceplate orsteering wheel or theSource screen button andselect Pandora from theSource banner.

If nothing happens when theavailable Pandora screen button ispressed, download the latestPandora application to the deviceand retry. Also, verify you are in agood signal area.

Pandora will always be highlightedon the Home Page when an iPhone,iPad, or iPod touch having the

application capability is connectedusing the USB port. To use, log in toyour account.

Launch Using an Android Phone

1. Pair the Android phone usingBluetooth.

2. Use one of the following tolaunch:. Press Pandora on the

Home Page.

. Press b /g and say“Pandora” or “PlayPandora.”





Launch Using a BlackBerry Phone

The phone must be unlocked. Tolaunch Pandora service:

1. Pair the BlackBerry phone usingBluetooth.

2. Use one of the following tolaunch:. Press Pandora on the

Home Page.

. Press b /g and say“Pandora” or “TunePandora.”



If the “Please See Device” messageis shown, the login screen maydisplay on the device.

Pandora Menus

Press Menu on the Pandoramain page.

Bookmark: When pressed during asong, a choice displays to bookmarkthe artist or song. This sends thebookmark to the Pandora account.

Shuffle: Press to play the stationsin random order.

User-Created Stations: Press toplay a user-created station.

Pandora Features

Pandora service has features to ratesongs, skip songs, or changestations.

, (Thumbs Down): Whenpressed, Pandora stores thisinformation, changes to the nextsong, and does not play this songon this station again. This helpsPandora choose which songsshould not play on this station. Thisfeature is only available onuser-created stations.

- (Thumbs Up): When pressed,Pandora stores this information and- is checkmarked for the



remainder of the song. This helpsPandora choose which songsshould play on this station.

d (Next Song): When pressed,Pandora changes to the next song.

r or j (Play/Pause): Press to playor pause playback.

Free Pandora App Limit on HowMany Songs Can be Skipped

Pandora limits the total number ofskips allowed. If the skip limit hasbeen reached, thumbs downfeedback is recorded but the currentsong will continue to play.

Pandora Advertisements WhileUsing the Free Version

Pandora may play advertisements.Ads normally displayed on thephones will not be seen whileconnected to the vehicle. Artistname and song title will not bedisplayed, and the skip track buttonis not available.

Pandora Troubleshooting

Unable to Connect Device toVehicle

If the device is unable to connect tothe USB or Bluetooth:

1. Turn the vehicle off.

2. Remove the key from theignition.

3. Open and close the driver door,wait about one minute, and try toconnect the device again.

Unable to Start Pandora

If the device is unable to launchPandora:. Check that the latest version of

Pandora is installed.. Check that there is an active

account logged into Pandora.. Check that there is good signal

strength. The signal strength andphone battery level can bechecked on the radio screen.

. Have at least one stationcreated.

. For Android and BlackBerrydevices, check that the device ispaired with the vehicle, and theBluetooth icon on the display ishighlighted.

. For iPhone, iPod touch, or iPaddevices, check that the USBcable is connected to the USBport and the screen is unlocked.

. Close Pandora on the deviceand launch again. Devices thatallow multitasking may requirean extra step to quit the Pandoraapplication. See the cell phonemanufacturer's user guide.

Thumbs Up or Thumbs DownError

If there is an error trying to rate asong with the, or- buttons, themessage “Thumbs Down Error” or“Thumbs Up Error” may display.Press OK to retry.



Loss of Audio

Loss of Pandora audio can happenin different ways:. Weak or lost data connection.

The signal strength and phonebattery level can be checked onthe radio screen.

. Device needs to be charged.

. Application needs to berelaunched.

. Connection between phone andradio lost.

. If any iPhone, iPod touch,or iPad is connected toBluetooth and the dockconnector, unplug the dockconnector and plug it in again.

. Volume is too low. Turn up thevolume on the device.

If the connection is lost between theapplication and device, a message“Please unlock your phone or restartthe phone app and try again” maydisplay. Press OK to retry.

Common Pandora Messages

Paused or Audio Paused:Playback is paused on the radio ordevice. Press the r button in themiddle of the time bar on the bottomof the screen to play or press the jbutton to pause.

No Stations Found: Logged in butno stations have been created.

Communication Failure orApplication Unexpectedly Quit orNetwork Connection Could NotBe Established: Communicationfailure between the radio and thephone application, or between thephone and data connection, or thedevice is locked.

See www.pandora.com/help formore information. If the service willnot work, see your dealer forassistance.

Stitcher Internet Radio

Stitcher

Stitcher SmartRadio is an Internetradio service that streams news,sports, and entertainment showsthrough the audio system. Createpersonalized, on-demand stations ordiscover new shows throughStitcher’s preset stations. To set upan account, or for more information,go to www.stitcher.com. Stitchermay be available as a worldwideInternet service.

A phone or tablet with Internetconnection is required for thisapplication. Personal cell phonedata plans are used. Make sure thelatest version is installed on thedevice and the volume is turned up.

To install Stitcher:. On an Android phone or Android

Tablet, go to the Google PlayStore and search for Stitcher.Install to the phone, not to theSD card.



. On an iPhone, iPad, or iPodtouch, go to the iTunes Storeand search for Stitcher.

Launching Stitcher

Connect the iPhone, iPad, or iPodtouch to the USB port, or connectan Android through Bluetooth. Forfirst time use, set up the stationsbefore connecting to the vehicle.The Stitcher icon will be availableon the Home Page.

The signal strength and battery levelmeters indicate the conditions of thepaired phone. There may beperformance issues with this featurewhen signal or battery levelsare low.

Launch Using an iPhone, iPodtouch, or iPad

1. Plug the device into the USBport. The phone screen must beunlocked.

2. To launch, do one of thefollowing:. Make sure the device is

unlocked so the Allowbutton can be pressed onthe device.

. Press Stitcher on theHome Page.

. Press the SRCE button onthe radio faceplate or theSource screen button andselect Stitcher from theSource banner.

. Press b /g and say“Stitcher” or “Play Stitcher.”

If nothing happens when theavailable Stitcher screen button ispressed, download the latest

Stitcher application to the deviceand retry. Also, verify you are in agood signal area.

Stitcher will always be highlightedon the Home Page when an iPhone,iPad, or iPod touch is connectedusing the USB port. To use, log in toyour account.


Launch Using an Android Phone

1. Pair the Android phone usingBluetooth.

2. Use one of the following tolaunch:. Press Stitcher on the

Home Page.. Press the SRCE button on

the radio faceplate or theSource screen button andselect Stitcher from theSource banner.

. Press b /g and say“Stitcher” or “Play Stitcher.”



If nothing happens when theavailable Stitcher screen button ispressed, download the latestStitcher application to the deviceand retry. Also, verify you are in agood signal area.


Stitcher Menu

To access the Stitcher Menu, pressthe Menu icon on the main Stitcherscreen.

Favorites Playlist: If favoritestations are stored on your device,they can be accessed through “MyOn Demand Stations/My CustomStations” in the Menu list.

Stitcher Station Categories: Thisdisplays categories by topic. Whena category then subcategory isselected, the radio will start playingthe first program in thatsubcategory.

Turn the PUSH/SEL knob to bringup the first 24 stations of thatsubcategory.

Current Station Playlist: Whilelistening to a show, turn the PUSH/SEL knob to display the menu list ofshows available for the currentstation.

Stitcher Features

If available, Stitcher has a thumbsup or down method of ratingprograms.

q (Favorites): Press to mark theprogram as a favorite.

Stitcher Troubleshooting

Unable to Connect Device toVehicle

If the device is unable to connect tothe USB or Bluetooth:

1. Turn the vehicle off.

2. Remove the key from theignition.

3. Open and close the driver door,wait about one minute, and try toconnect the device again.

Unable to Start Stitcher

If the device is unable to launchStitcher:. Check that the latest version of

Stitcher is installed.. Check that there is an active

account logged into Stitcher.. Check that you have good signal

strength.. Have at least one station

created.



. For Android devices, check thatthe device is paired with thevehicle and the Bluetooth iconon the display is highlighted.

. For iPhone, iPod touch, or iPaddevices, check that the USBcable is connected to the USBport and the screen is unlocked.

. Close Stitcher on the device andlaunch again. Devices that allowmultitasking may require anextra step to quit the Stitcherapplication. See the cell phonemanufacturer's user guide.

Thumbs Up or Thumbs DownError

If there is an error trying to rate asong with the, or- buttons, themessage “Thumbs Down Error” or“Thumbs Up Error” may display.Press OK to retry.

Loss of Audio

Loss of Stitcher audio can happenin different ways:. Weak or lost data connection.

. Device needs to be charged.

. Application needs to berelaunched.

. Connection between phone andradio lost.

. If any iPhone, iPod touch,or iPad is connected toBluetooth and the dockconnector, unplug the dockconnector and plug it in again.

. Volume is too low. Turn up thevolume on the device.

If the connection is lost between theapplication and device, a message“Please unlock your phone or restartthe phone app and try again” maydisplay. Press OK to retry.

Common Stitcher Messages

Paused or Audio Paused:Playback is paused on the radio ordevice. Press the r button in themiddle of the time bar on the bottomof the screen to play or press the jbutton to pause.

No Stations Found: Logged in butno stations have been created.Press OK to continue.

Communication Failure orApplication Unexpectedly Quit orNetwork Connection Could NotBe Established: Communicationfailure between the radio and thephone application, or between thephone and data connection, or thedevice is locked.

See www.stitcher.com/help for moreinformation. If the service will notwork, see your dealer forassistance.

PicturesPictures can only be viewed usingUSB devices. If pictures are on anSD card, transfer to a USB deviceor use a USB-SD adapter.A maximum 5Mb uncompressedphoto size is supported, however toachieve this, use a 4 Megapixel orlower resolution camera setting.



Only jpeg, bmp, gif, and png filesare supported.

1. Press the Picture Viewer screenicon on the Home Page.

2. The system does a search tofind the picture folders.A “Please wait” message maydisplay until the search isfinished.

3. A list displays. Select a pictureto view.

4. Once a picture displays, thefollowing options are available:

Info: Press to turn file nameinformation on or off.

S : Press to display the previouspicture.

T : Press to display the nextpicture.

Menu: Press to open the PictureViewer Settings screen.

Select Picture Viewer Main todisplay a list of all the pictures.Select a picture to view.

If the displayed picture screen is notused within six seconds, the upperand lower bar options will disappear.Touch-tap the screen to re-displaythe upper and lower bar.



Audio Players

CD/DVD PlayerThe player can be used to play bothCDs and DVDs containing audioand video content. Different filetypes such as MP3 are supported.

With the radio on, insert a disc intothe slot, label side up. The playerpulls it in and begins playing.

The system is capable of playing:. Most audio CDs. CD-R. CD-RW. MP3 or unprotected WMA

formats. DVD-Video. DVD-R/RW. DVD+R/RW

When playing any compatiblerecordable disc, the sound qualitycan be reduced due to disc quality,the method of recording, the quality

of the music that has beenrecorded, or the way the disc hasbeen handled.

There can be increased skipping,difficulty in recording tracks,difficulty in finding tracks, and/ordifficulty in loading and ejecting.If these problems occur, check thedisc for damage or try a knowngood disc.

To avoid damage to the CD/DVDplayer:. Do not use scratched or

damaged discs.. Do not apply labels to discs. The

labels could get caught in theplayer.

. Insert only one disc at a time.

. Keep the loading slot free offoreign materials, liquids, anddebris.

. Use a marking pen to label thetop of the disc.

DVD-A is not a supported media.Although sound may be heard, fullfunction is not available.

Loading and Ejecting Discs

To load a disc:

1. Turn the radio on.

2. Insert a disc into the slot, labelside up. The player pulls it in therest of the way. If the disc isdamaged or improperly loaded,a “Disc error” message displays.The disc ejects.

The disc automatically plays onceloaded.

PressZ to eject a disc from theCD/DVD player. If the disc is notremoved within a short period oftime, it is automatically pulled backinto the player.



Error Messages

If Disc error displays and/or the disccomes out, it could be for one of thefollowing reasons:. The disc has an invalid or

unknown format.. The disc is very hot. Try the disc

again when the temperaturereturns to normal.

. The road is very rough. Try thedisc again when the road issmoother.

. The disc is dirty, scratched, wet,or upside down.

. The air is very humid. Try thedisc again later.

. There was a problem whileburning the disc.

. The label is caught in the DVDplayer.

If the CD/DVD is not playingcorrectly, for any other reason, try aknown good CD/DVD.

If any error continues, contact yourdealer.

Playing an Audio CD

Make sure the disc is inserted in theplayer.

1. Press the Disc screen icon fromthe Home Page or from theSRCE/Source banner.

2. From the CD Audio screen,press the Menu screen button todisplay the list of Tracks/Songs.

3. Press on the desired trackto play.

On the CD main page, a tracknumber displays at the beginning ofeach track. Song, Artist, elapsedtime, and Album informationdisplays when available.

Use the following controls to selector manipulate the desired track:

© SEEK (Previous):. Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous track.If the track has been playing for

less than eight seconds, it seeksto the previous track. If longerthan eight seconds, the currenttrack starts from the beginning.

SEEK ¨ (Next):. Press to seek to the next track.

To fast forward or reverse through atrack, press the[ orr buttons atthe bottom of the screen. Press ther button in the middle of the timebar on the bottom of the screen toplay or press the j button to pausethe displayed track.

PUSH/SEL (Select): Turn to theright or left to select the next orprevious track. When turning to theleft by one click, if the track hasbeen playing for more thaneight seconds, it will go to thebeginning of the current song.

Shuffle: Press to play tracks inrandom order.



Playing a DVD Video

Make sure the disc is inserted in theplayer.

Press the Disc screen button fromthe Home Page or from the SRCE/Source banner to display the DVDmain page.

Play/Pause: Press the r button onthe bottom of the screen to play orpress the j button to pause.

Fast Forward: Press thedscreen button on the bottom of thescreen to quickly move forwardthrough the video. Continuing to

press thed button will increase thefast forward speed up to 32x. PressPlay to resume play mode.

Fast Reverse: Press thegscreen button on the bottom of thescreen to quickly move in reversethrough the video. Keep pressingtheg button to continue toincrease the fast reverse speed upto 32x. Press Play to resumeplay mode.

From the DVD main page, press theMenu screen button to display theDVD Menu options.

Cursor: Press to access theCursor menu. The arrows and othercursor options allow navigation of

the DVD menu options. The Cursormenu options are only available if aDVD has a menu and the vehicle isin P (Park).

Audio: Keep pressing to cyclethrough the audio options ifavailable on disc.

Subtitle: Keep pressing to cyclethrough the available subtitleoptions if available on disc.

Viewing Mode: Press to changethe viewing mode of the videoscreen. The options are WideScreen, Full Screen, and Zoom.

Brightness: Press − or + to adjustthe brightness of a video, if it isactive.

Search: Press to perform anumbered title or chapter search.

Angle: Keep pressing to cyclethrough the different viewing angleswhile the DVD is playing. Thisoption is disc specific and is notavailable on all disks.



MP3

Playing an MP3 CD

To play an MP3 CD, follow the sameinstructions as “Playing anAudio CD.”

The following guidelines must bemet when creating an MP3 disc,otherwise the CD might not play:. Sampling rate: 16 kHz,

22.05 kHz, 24 kHz, 32 kHz,44.1 kHz, and 48 kHz.

. Bit rates supported: 8, 16, 24,32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112,128, 144, 160, 192, 224, 256,and 320 kbps.

. Maximum number of folders:eight folders with 255 files perfolder.

. Maximum of 1,000 files ona disc.

. Recorded on a CD-R or CD-RWwith a maximum capacity of700 MB.

. The Artist/Album/Song Titles/Genre information requires a CDto be fully scanned before themusic navigator works withthese menus.

MP3 Audio

Press the Menu screen button whilethat source is active to access theMP3 Audio Menu. There may be adelay before all the information isavailable.

Press any of the following buttonson the MP3 Audio Menu screen:

Folders: Press to view the foldersstored on the disc. Select a folder toview the list of songs or sub-foldersin that folder. Select a song from thelist to begin playback.

Playlists: Press to view theplaylists stored on the disc. Select aplaylist to view the list of all songs inthat playlist. Select a song from thelist to begin playback.

Artists: Press to view the list ofartists stored on the disc. Select anartist name to view a list of albumsby the artist. The All Songs button



can be selected to view a list of allsongs by the same artist. Select asong from the list to begin playback.

Genres: Press to view the genres.Select a genre to view a list ofartists of that genre or all songs ofthe same genre. Select a song fromthe list to begin playback.

Albums: Press to view the albumson the disc. Select the album toview a list of all songs on the album.Select a song from the list to beginplayback.

Composers: Press to view the listof composers stored on the disc.The Composers menu displays.Select a composer to display a listof albums from the composer,or select All Songs to display all ofthe composer’s songs on the disk.

Tracks (Song Titles): Press todisplay a list of all songs on thedisc. Songs are displayed as storedon the disc. To begin playback,select a song from the list.

Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. Press again to stopshuffle. Look for the shuffle icon toturn on in the radio display.

Empty Folders

If a folder is empty or contains onlyfolders, the player advances to thenext folder in the file structure thatcontains a compressed audio file.The empty folder(s) are notdisplayed or numbered.

File System and Naming

The song titles, artists, albums, andgenres are taken from the file's ID3tag and are only displayed if presentin the tag. If a song title is notpresent in the ID3 tag, the radiodisplays the file name as thetrack name.

Preprogrammed Playlists (CDModels Only, DVD Models Do NotSupport Playlists)

The radio recognizespreprogrammed playlists; however,there is no editing capability. These

playlists are treated as specialfolders containing compressedaudio song files.

USB Port

Playing from a USB

A USB mass storage device can beconnected to the USB port.

The USB port is in the storage arealocated in the lower portion of thecenter stack.

DC power of 5 volts is limited to1 amp from this port. Devices suchas iPads that require greater currentwill not charge from this port.

Two additional ports, capable ofcharging an iPad and used forcharging only, are in the rear of thecenter console.



USB MP3 Player and USBDrives

. The USB MP3 players and USBdrives connected must complywith the USB Mass StorageClass specification (USB MSC)and support formats of FAT32,FAT16, and HFS+.

. Hard disk drives are notsupported.

. The radio will not be able to playback write-protected music.

. The following restrictions applyfor the data stored on a USBMP3 player or USB device:

‐ Maximum folder structuredepth: eight levels.

‐ Maximum number of MP3/WMA files that can bedisplayed: 10,000.

‐ Playlist entries must be in theform of relative paths.

‐ The system attribute forfolders/files that contain audiodata must not be set.

To play a USB device, do one of thefollowing:. Connect the USB and it begins

to play.. Press the USB screen button on

the Home Page.. Press SRCE to scroll until the

USB source screen is available.

. Press b /g on the steeringwheel controls and say “PlayUSB” after the beep. See VoiceRecognition on page 63.

The following playlist formats aresupported:. M3U (Standard and Extended). iTunes

. PLS (Standard)

While the USB source is active, usethe following to operate:

PUSH/SEL Knob: Turn to scrollthrough the list. Turn quickly to fastscroll alphabetically through largelists.

© SEEK : Press to seek to thebeginning of the current or previoustrack. If the track has been playingfor less than eight seconds, theprevious track plays. If playinglonger than eight seconds, thecurrent track restarts.

SEEK ¨: Press to seek to the nexttrack.

Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. Press again to stopshuffle. Look for the shuffle icon toturn on in the radio display.



USB Audio Menu

Press the Menu button to accessthe USB Audio Menu screen.

Folders: Press to open a folder listto access the files within the folderstructure.

Playlists:

1. Press to view the playlists onthe USB.

2. Select a playlist to view the listof all songs in that playlist.

3. Select a song from the list tobegin playback.

Artists:

1. Press to view the list of artistson the USB.

2. Select an artist name to view alist of all albums by the artist.

3. To select a song, press AllSongs or press an album andthen select a song from the list.

Albums:

1. Press to view the albums onthe USB.

2. Select the album to view a list ofall songs on the album.


Genres:

1. Press to view the genres onthe USB.

2. Select a genre to view a list ofall songs of that genre.


Song Titles:

1. Press to display a list of allsongs on the USB.

2. Songs are displayed as they arestored on the device. To beginplayback, select a song fromthe list.

Composers:

1. Press to view the list ofcomposers on the USB.

2. Select a composer name to viewa list of all compositions by theartist.

3. To select a song, press AllSongs or press an album andthen select a song from the list.

File System and Naming

The songs, artists, albums, andgenres are taken from the file’ssong information and are onlydisplayed if present. The radiodisplays the file name as the trackname if the song information is notavailable.



Playing from an iPod

For the list of supportediPod models, seehttp://gmtotalconnect.com/.

The USB jack in the front storagebin will charge Apple® devicesdrawing up to 1 amp of current. Thetwo charging only, 2.1 amp USBports at the rear of the centerconsole can charge the iPad.

There may be problems with theoperation and function in thefollowing situations:. When connecting an iPod on

which a more recent version ofthe firmware is installed than issupported by the infotainmentsystem.

. When connecting an iPod onwhich firmware from otherproviders is installed.

iPod music information displays onthe radio’s display and beginsplaying through the vehicle’s audiosystem.

If the iPod is an unsupported model,it can still be listened to in thevehicle by connecting to theauxiliary input jack using a standard3.5 mm (1/8 in) stereo cable.

iPod Menu

Use the iPod Audio Menu to select:

Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. The shuffle icon shoulddisplay. Press again to stop shuffle.

Playlists:

1. Press to view the playlists onthe iPod.

2. Select a playlist name to view alist of all songs in the playlist.

3. Select the song from the list tobegin playback.

Artists:

1. Press to view the artists onthe iPod.



2. Select an artist name to view alist of all albums with songs bythe artist.

3. Select an album.


Albums:

1. Press to view the albums onthe iPod.

2. Select an album name to view alist of all songs on the album.


Genres:

1. Press to view the genres onthe iPod.

2. Select a genre name to view alist of artists of that genre.

3. Select an artist to view albumsor All Songs to view all songs ofthat genre.


Podcasts:

1. Press to view the podcasts onthe iPod.

2. Select a podcast name to beginplayback.

Song Titles:

1. Press to view a list of all songson the iPod.


Composers:

1. Press to view the composers onthe iPod.

2. Select the composer to view alist of songs by that composer.


Audio Books:

1. Press to view the audio bookson the iPod.

2. Select the audio book from thelist to begin playback.

Playing from an iPhoneor iPad®

For the list of supportediPhones and iPads models, seehttp://gmtotalconnect.com/.

If music is available on the iPhone,it could be heard through the radio.

Follow the same instructions asstated earlier for using an iPod.

When an iPhone and iPod touch areconnected through USB andBluetooth, the audio may not beheard when iPod source on theradio is selected. Select either dockconnector on the phone ordisconnect and reconnect thedevice.

The USB jack in the front storagebin will charge Apple® devicesdrawing up to 1 amp of current. Thetwo charging only, 2.1 amp USBports at the rear of the centerconsole can charge the iPad.



Bluetooth Audio and VoiceRecognition

See Bluetooth Audio on page 37and Voice Recognition on page 63for information on using voicerecognition with Bluetooth Audio.

Make sure all devices have thelatest software download.

Auxiliary DevicesThis vehicle has an auxiliary inputjack in the front of the radio and anoptional auxiliary input jack inthe rear.

The auxiliary jack is not an audiooutput. Do not plug headphones intothe auxiliary input jack. Set up anyauxiliary device while the vehicle isin P (Park).

The device volume may needadjusting for good sound.

Connect a 3.5 mm (1/8 in) cablefrom the auxiliary device to theauxiliary input jack. When a deviceis connected, the system

automatically begins playing audiofrom the device over the vehiclespeakers.

If an auxiliary device has alreadybeen connected, but a differentsource is currently active, do one ofthe following:. Press SRCE on the faceplate or

steering wheel, or the Sourcebutton on the screen to scrollthrough the Source banner.Select Front AUX or Rear AUXdepending on where the deviceis connected.

. Say “Play Front AUX” or “PlayRear AUX” using voicerecognition to play the auxiliarydevice.

. Press the Front AUX or RearAUX icons on the Home Page.

Bluetooth AudioIf equipped, music may be playedfrom a paired Bluetooth device. See“Pairing a Phone” under Bluetoothon page 79.

To play music through a Bluetoothdevice:

1. Make sure your mobile device ispaired to the radio.

2. Launch music by doing one ofthe following:

. Press 4 on theHome Page.

. Press SRCE until BluetoothAudio is selected.



. Press b /g and say “PlayBluetooth Audio”

To play the tracks randomly, pressthe Shuffle screen button. Pressagain to stop shuffle.

Press Menu to bring up theBluetooth Audio menu screen.Select Bluetooth Device List toselect or switch a paired device.See “Pairing a New BluetoothDevice” under Bluetooth onpage 79.

Some phones support sendingBluetooth music information likeArtist and/or Song Title to display onthe radio.

When listening to Bluetooth audio,the audio that will play through theradio will be what is active or openon the phone.

Rear SeatInfotainment

Rear Seat Entertainment(RSE) SystemIf equipped, the DVD RSE systemworks with the vehicle’s audiosystem. The DVD player is part ofthe front radio. The RSE systemincludes a radio with a DVD player,a video display screen, audio/videojacks, two wireless headphones,and a remote control. See Overviewon page 5 for more information onthe vehicle's infotainment system.

Before Driving

The RSE is designed for rear seatpassengers only. The driver cannotsafely view the video screen whiledriving and should not try to do so.

In severe or extreme weatherconditions, the RSE system mightnot work until the temperature iswithin the operating range of above−20°C (−4°F) or below 60°C (140°F).

If the temperature of the vehicle isoutside of this range, heat or coolthe vehicle until the temperature iswithin the proper operating range.

Headphones

1. Power Button

2. Volume Control

3. Channel 1 or 2 Switch

The RSE includes two 2-channelwireless headphones. Channel 1 isdedicated to the video screenmovie, while Channel 2 is dedicatedto RSA selections. Theseheadphones are used to listen tomedia such as CDs, DVDs, MP3/WMAs, DVD-As, radio (AM, FM,or SiriusXM, if equipped), any



auxiliary source connected to rearA/V jacks, or the front auxiliary inputjack, if equipped. The wirelessheadphones have a power button,channel 1 or 2 switch, and a volumecontrol. Switch the headphones offwhen not in use.

Press the power button to turn onthe headphones. An indicator lighton the headphones comes on. If thelight does not come on, the batteriesmight need to be replaced.Intermittent sound or static on theheadphones can also be anindication of weak batteries or beingout of range of the signal. See“Battery Replacement” later in thissection.

To adjust the volume on theheadphones, use the volume controlon the right side.

Infrared transmitters are located atthe rear of the RSE overheadconsole. The headphones shut offautomatically to save the batterypower if the RSE system and RSAare shut off or if the headphones are

out of range of the transmitters formore than three minutes. Moving toofar forward or stepping out of thevehicle can cause the headphonesto lose the audio signal.

For optimal audio performance, theheadphones must be worn correctly.Wear headphones with theheadband over the top of the headfor best audio reception. Thesymbol L (Left) appears on theoutside bottom edge of the ear cupand should be positioned on the leftear. The symbol R (Right) appearson the outside bottom edge of theear cup and should be positioned onthe right ear.

{ Caution

Do not store the headphones inheat or direct sunlight. This coulddamage the headphones andrepairs will not be covered by thewarranty. Storage in extreme cold

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Caution (Continued)

can weaken the batteries. Keepthe headphones stored in a cool,dry place.

If the foam ear pads attached to theheadphones become worn ordamaged, the pads can be replacedseparately from the headphone set.To purchase replacement ear pads,call 1-888-293-3332, then promptzero (0), or contact your dealer.

Store headphones in the front floorconsole and not in the front seatback pocket. Headphone damagecan occur when the second rowseats are folded forward.

Battery Replacement

To change the batteries on theheadphones:

1. Turn the screw to loosen thebattery door on the left side ofthe headphones. Slide thebattery door open.



2. Replace the two batteries in thecompartment. Make sure thatthey are installed correctly, usingthe diagram on the inside of thebattery compartment.

3. Slide back the battery door andtighten the door screw.

If the headphones are to be storedfor a long period of time, remove thebatteries and keep them in a cool,dry place.

Audio/Video (A/V) Jacks

1. Video Input

2. Left Audio Input

3. Right Audio Input

The RCA type A/V jacks are colorcoded to match typical homeentertainment system equipment.

The A/V jacks, on the rear of thefloor console, allow audio or videosignals to be connected from anauxiliary device such as acamcorder or a video game unit tothe RSE system. Adapterconnectors or cables (not supplied)might be required to connect theauxiliary device to the A/V jacks.Refer to the manufacturer’sinstructions for proper usage.

Power for auxiliary devices is notsupplied by the radio system.

To use the auxiliary inputs of theRSE system, connect an externalauxiliary device to the color-codedA/V jacks and turn both the auxiliarydevice and the video screen poweron. If the video screen is in the DVDplayer mode, pressing the AUX(auxiliary) button on the remote

control switches the video screenfrom the DVD player mode to theauxiliary device. The radio can listento the audio of the connectedauxiliary device by sourcing toauxiliary. See Auxiliary Devices onpage 37.

How to Change the RSE VideoScreen Settings

The screen display mode (normal,full, and zoom), screen brightness,and setup menu language can bechanged from the on screen setupmenu by using the remote control.To change a setting:

1. Pressz.

2. Usen,q, p,o andr tonavigate and use thesetup menu.

3. Pressz again to remove thesetup menu from the screen.



Audio Output

Audio from the DVD player orauxiliary inputs can be heardthrough the following sources:. Wireless headphones. Vehicle speakers. Vehicle-wired headphone jacks

on the RSA system, if equipped

The RSE system always transmitsthe audio signal to the wirelessheadphones, if there is audioavailable. See “Headphones” earlierin this section.

The DVD player is capable ofoutputting audio to the wiredheadphone jacks on the RSAsystem, if equipped. The DVDplayer can be selected as an audiosource on the RSA system. See“Rear Seat Audio (RSA) System” inthe owner manual.

When a device is connected to theA/V jacks or the radio's auxiliaryinput jack, if equipped, the rear seatpassengers are able to hear audio

from the auxiliary device through thewireless or wired headphones. Thefront seat passengers are able tolisten to playback from this devicethrough the vehicle speakers byselecting AUX as the source upfront on the radio.

Video Screen

The video screen is in the overheadconsole. When the video screen isnot in use, push it up into its lockedposition.

To use the video screen:

1. Press the release button on theoverhead console.

2. Move the screen to the desiredposition.

If a DVD is playing and the screenis raised to its locked position, thescreen remains on; this is normal,and the DVD continues to playthrough the previous audio source.PressP on the remote control oreject the disc to turn off the screen.

The infrared receivers for thewireless headphones and theremote control are at the rear of theoverhead console.

{ Caution

Avoid directly touching the videoscreen, as damage may occur.

Remote Control

To use the remote control, aim it atthe transmitter window at the rear ofthe overhead console and press the



desired button. Direct sunlight orvery bright light could affect theability of the RSE transmitter toreceive signals from the remotecontrol. If the remote control doesnot seem to be working, thebatteries might need to be replaced.See “Battery Replacement” later inthis section. Objects blocking theline of sight could also affect thefunction of the remote control.

If a CD or DVD is in the radio DVDslot, the remote control O buttoncan be used to turn on the videoscreen display and start the disc.The radio can also turn on the videoscreen display. See Overview onpage 5.

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Storing the remote control in a hotarea or in direct sunlight candamage it, and the repairs will notbe covered by the warranty.Storage in extreme cold can

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weaken the batteries. Keep theremote control stored in a cool,dry place.

Remote Control Buttons

O (Power): Press to turn the videoscreen on and off.

Inserting a movie DVD will turn therear screen on automatically. If thevehicle is shut off, after restarting,the screen will have to be turnedback on again by using this buttonto start watching the movie where itleft off.

P (Illumination): Press to turn theremote control backlight on and off.The backlight automatically timesout after seven to 10 seconds if noother button is pressed while thebacklight is on.

v (Title): Press to return the DVDto the main menu of the DVD. Thisfunction could vary for each disc.

y (Main Menu): Press to accessthe DVD menu. The DVD menu isdifferent on every DVD. Use thenavigation arrows to move thecursor around the DVD menu. Aftermaking a selection, press the enterbutton. This button only operateswhen using a DVD.

n,q, p,o (Menu NavigationArrows): Use the arrow buttons tonavigate through a menu.

r (Enter): Press to select thechoice that is highlighted inany menu.

z (Display Menu): Press to adjustthe brightness or screen displaymode (normal, full, or zoom), anddisplay the language menu.

q (Return): Press to exit thecurrent active menu and return tothe previous menu. This buttonoperates only when the displaymenu or a DVD menu is active.



c (Stop): Press to stop playing,rewinding, or fast forwarding a DVD.Press twice to return to thebeginning of the DVD.

s (Play/Pause): Press to startplaying a DVD. Press while a DVDis playing to pause it. Press again tocontinue playing the DVD.

When the DVD is playing,depending on the radio, play maybe slowed down by pressingsthen[. The DVD continues playingin a slow play mode. Depending onthe radio, perform reverse slow playby pressings thenr. To cancel

slow play mode, presss again.

t (Previous Track/Chapter):Press to return to the start of thecurrent track or chapter. Press againto go to the previous track orchapter. This button might not workwhen the DVD is playing thecopyright information or thepreviews.

u (Next Track/Chapter): Press togo to the beginning of the nextchapter or track. This button mightnot work when the DVD is playingthe copyright information or thepreviews.

r (Fast Reverse): Press toquickly reverse the DVD or CD. Tostop fast reversing a DVD video,presss. To stop fast reversing a

DVD audio or CD, releaser. Thisbutton might not work when theDVD is playing the copyrightinformation or the previews.

[ (Fast Forward): Press to fastforward the DVD or CD. To stop fastforwarding a DVD video, presss.To stop fast forwarding a DVD audioor CD, release[. This button mightnot work when the DVD is playingthe copyright information or thepreviews.

e (Audio): Press to change audiotracks on DVDs that have thisfeature when the DVD is playing.The format and content of thisfunction vary for each disc.

{ (Subtitles): Press to turn ON/OFF subtitles and to move throughsubtitle options when a DVD isplaying. The format and content ofthis function vary for each disc.

AUX (Auxiliary): Press to switchthe system between the DVD playerand an auxiliary source.

2 (Camera): Press to changecamera angles on DVDs that havethis feature when a DVD is playing.The format and content of thisfunction vary for each disc.

1 through 0 (Numeric Keypad):The numeric keypad provides thecapability of direct chapter or tracknumber selection.

\ (Clear): Press withinthree seconds after entering anumeric selection to clear allnumerical inputs.



} 10 (Double Digit Entries): Pressto select chapter or track numbersgreater than nine. Press this buttonbefore entering the number.

If the remote control becomes lostor damaged, a new universalremote control can be purchased.If this happens, make sure theuniversal remote control uses aToshiba® code set.

Battery Replacement

To change the remote controlbatteries:

1. Remove the back cover on theremote control.

2. Replace the two batteries in thecompartment. Make sure thatthey are installed correctly, usingthe diagram on the inside of thebattery compartment.

3. Put the battery cover back.

If the remote control is to be storedfor a long period of time, remove thebatteries and keep them in a cool,dry place.



Tips and Troubleshooting Chart

Problem Recommended Action

There is no power. The ignition might not be turned to ON/RUN or ACC/ACCESSORY.

The picture does not fill the screen. There are blackborders on the top and bottom or on both sides, or thepicture looks stretched out.

Check the display mode settings in the setup menu bypressing the display menu button on the remote control.

In auxiliary mode, the picture moves or scrolls. Check the auxiliary input connections at both devices.

The remote control does not work. Check to make sure there is no obstruction between theremote control and the transmitter window.Check the batteries to make sure they are not dead orinstalled incorrectly.

After stopping the player and pushing Play, sometimesthe DVD starts where it left off and sometimes at thebeginning.

If the stop button was pressed one time, the DVD playerresumes playing where the DVD was stopped. If thestop button was pressed two times, the DVD playerbegins to play from the beginning of the DVD.

The auxiliary source is running, but there is no picture orsound.

Check that the RSE video screen is in the auxiliarysource mode.Check the auxiliary input connections at both devices.

There is sound but no picture for a movie. Check that the RSE video screen is turned on by usingthe remote control power button.



Tips and Troubleshooting Chart (cont'd)

Problem Recommended Action

Sometimes the wireless headphone audio cuts out orbuzzes.

Check for obstructions, low batteries, reception range,and interference from cellular telephone towers. Test outthe reception by using a cell phone in the vehicle.Check that the headphones are on correctly using the(L) Left and (R) Right on the headphones.

The remote and/or the headphones are lost. See your dealer for assistance.

The DVD is playing, but there is no picture or sound. Check that the RSE video screen is sourced to the DVDplayer.

DVD Display Error Messages

The DVD display error messagedepends on which radio the vehiclehas. The video screen might displayone of the following:

Disc Load/Eject Error: Thismessage displays when there aredisc load or eject problems.

Disc Error: This message displaysif the disc is inserted with the disclabel wrong side up, or if the disc isdamaged.

Disc Region Error: This messagedisplays if the disc is not from acorrect region.

DVD Distortion

Video distortion can occur whenoperating cellular phones, scanners,CB radios, Global PositioningSystems (GPS)*, two-way radios,mobile faxes, or walkie talkies.

It might be necessary to turn off theDVD player when operating one ofthese devices in or near the vehicle.

*Excludes the OnStar® System.

Cleaning the RSE OverheadConsole

When cleaning the RSE overheadconsole surface, use only a cleancloth dampened with clean water.

Cleaning the Video Screen

Use only a clean cloth dampenedwith clean water. Use care whendirectly touching or cleaning thescreen, as damage could result.



Navigation

Using the NavigationSystemUse the NAV button on thefaceplate or the Navigation buttonon the Home Page to access thenavigation map.

Press the NAV button again tochange between alternative views ofthe split and full map views.

Press the Map Mode screen buttonat the bottom right side of the mapto display a list of map views. SeeNavigation Symbols on page 50 fora picture of the screen button. Pressthe desired map view.

The Menu screen button at thebottom right side of the displayaccesses the Navigation Menu.

The touch-sensitive buttonsavailable are:

POI Category Search

1. Press to access the Select POICategory screen and select theCategory that you wish to searchfor. The POI Category screendisplays with the selectionoptions. Location and SortMethod filters are also available.

2. Press the Search screen buttonto display POI Search Resultscreen with a list of POIs.



3. Select the desired POI.A Destination Confirmationscreen is displayed with theoption to start the guidance.

Not all listed Categories may beselectable while the vehicle is inmotion. The All POIs category isalways selectable.

Franchise Search

Press to access POI FranchiseSearch to choose a method forsearching POI franchises. Themethod of search can be narrowedby entering specific ways forsearching the POI franchises.

Searching for POI franchises willdisplay the same menus as ifsearching for POI categories. Followthe instructions as stated earlierwhen searching for POI categories.

Show POIs on Map

Press to access the Show POIs onMap screen. Select Icons On todisplay the icons on the map,or Icons Off to remove them.

Press NAV to display the map alongwith the selected icons.

Exit List

Press to display a list of POI exitswhile on the highway.

Back Track

Press to initiate the Back Trackfeature.

Current Position

1. Press to display a split screenshowing detailed informationabout the vehicle position.

2. When on route, press Save toAddress Book to save theselected destination displayedon the map.

Traffic

Press to display traffic options forlisting all traffic events in specificorder. The Traffic Settings menu isalso available.

Map Adjustments

The system lets you adjust the scaleof view on the map. Also, as youdrive, the map scrolls automaticallybased on the direction of travel.



Map Scales

There are two methods to changethe map scale. Press the numberbutton in the bottom left corner toaccess the map scale and do one ofthe following:. Press + or − next to the map

scale button on the bottomcorner of the map screen tochange the zoom level.

. Press the actual scale bar at thebottom of the map to the desiredincrement of zoom.

The map scale bar times out ifthe zoom level is not changedwithin a few seconds.

The scale can be configured formetric or English units. To changefrom metric to English or vice versa,see “Driver Information Center(DIC)” in the owner manual.

Scroll Features

. To scroll within the map, touchanywhere on the map screenand the scroll symbol displays.

. Press the map to center at thedesired location.

. Press and hold the screen in anydirection outside the scrollsymbol to scroll the map in thatdirection.

. Scroll speed increases whentouching closer to the edge ofthe screen.

. Press NAV on the faceplate toexit map scrolling and return tothe current vehicle location onthe map.

Press the cycling arrows at the topleft of the map screen to togglebetween different menu options atthe top of the screen.

MapsThis section includes basicinformation about the mapdatabase.

The maps are stored in thenavigation system.

Detailed Areas

Road network attributes arecontained in the map database fordetailed areas. Attributes include



information such as street names,street addresses, and turnrestrictions. A detailed area includesall major highways, service roads,and residential roads. The detailedareas include points of interest(POIs) such as restaurants, airports,banks, hospitals, police stations,gas stations, tourist attractions, andhistorical monuments. The mapdatabase may not include data fornewly constructed areas or mapdatabase corrections that arecompleted after production of thesystem. The navigation systemprovides full route guidance in thedetailed map areas.

Navigation SymbolsFollowing are the most commonsymbols that appear on a mapscreen.

The vehicle symbol indicates thecurrent position and headingdirection of the vehicle on the map.

The destination symbol marks thefinal destination after a route hasbeen planned.

The waypoint symbol marks one ormore set waypoints.

A waypoint is a stopover destinationpoint added to the planned route.

The estimated time and distance tothe destination are displayed.

If waypoints have been added to thecurrent route, each waypointdestination displays estimated timeand distance.

This symbol indicates that the mapview is North up: North up displaysNorth at the top of the map screenregardless of the direction thevehicle is traveling. Select thisscreen symbol to change the viewto Heading up.



This symbol indicates that the mapview is Heading up.

Heading up view displays thedirection the vehicle is traveling atthe top of the map screen. Theshaded triangle indicates North.

Press this screen symbol to changeto 3D mode.

The 3D symbol is the same as theHeading up symbol, but the map isin 3D.

Press this again to change back tothe North up symbol.

The No GPS symbol appears whenthere is no Global PositioningSystem (GPS) satellite signal.

The Map Mode icon at the bottomright of a map screen brings up themap modes pop-up screen. Presson one of the map modes to changethe map view.

Destination

If route guidance is not active, pressthe Destination screen button on theHome Page or the DEST button onthe faceplate to access theDestination Entry screen. Severaloptions can be selected to plan aroute by entering destinations.Some destination entry items suchas Previous Destinations andAddress Book may be grayed out ifno destination was previouslyentered or saved.

If route guidance is active, press theDEST button on the faceplate orDestination on the Home Page toaccess other destination options onthe route.

Alpha-Numeric Keyboard

Letters of the alphabet, symbols,punctuation, and numbers, whenavailable, display on the navigationscreen as alpha/numeric keyboards.The alpha keyboard displays whendata needs to be entered.

The following are some of thebuttons while in the keypad view.



QWERTY or ABCDEF: Press totoggle between QWERTY orABCDEF keyboard characterlayouts.

Symbols: Use to select symbols.

Space: Use to enter a spacebetween characters or the words ofa name.

Delete: Press to delete an incorrectcharacter that has been selected.Press and hold to erase all of thetext entered on the selected line.

Address Entry

Press the Address Entry screenbutton to enter the addressmanually using the keyboard. Set aroute by entering the state namefirst.

If no state or province has beenentered previously, the city andstreet fields are grayed out. Pressthe screen button at the top right toselect a state or province.

Enter the City and Street name.Then enter House # or Junction.House # or Junction will be grayedout if no Street name is entered.

The system has a preloaded list ofall cities and streets in a selectedstate. To make name selectioneasier, characters that match theones in the preloaded list will bedisplayed.

A list displays if five or fewer namesare available. If there are more thanfive, there will be a match counter tothe right of the input field with thenumber of available matches. Pressthe List screen button to view thelist and select the entry.

After entering the destinationinformation and selecting Done, theDestination Confirmation screendisplays preference options. Startguidance or select any of the otheroptions.

Press Done at any time while notgrayed out and the system resolvesa destination based on the enteredinformation.

Points Of Interest (POI)

Press the Points Of Interest screenbutton on the Destination Entrypage. The POI Entry page displaysa list with several options to searchfor the destination point:

Category: Select the POI category,Location, and Sort method. PressSearch and the POI Search Resultlist will display. Select your POI andfollow the instructions on the screento start guidance.

Name: Enter the POI Namemanually using the on-screenkeyboard. Select Location and SortMethod. A preloaded list displays if



five or fewer names are available.If there are more than five, there is amatch counter to the right of theinput field with a number ofavailable matches. Press the Listscreen button to view the list andselect the entry. Follow theinstructions on the screen to startguidance.

Phone Number: Enter the phonenumber of the desired POI throughthe on-screen keyboard. The phonenumber has to match one of thepreloaded numbers in the system inorder to find the desired POI. PressSearch and follow the instructionson the screen to start guidance.

Franchise Search: Select All POIFranchises or the Custom FranchiseList. Select Location and SortMethod. Press Search and the POISearch Result list will display. Selectyour POI and follow the instructionson the screen to start guidance.

Emergency: Select from the list ofall emergency services. Follow theinstructions on the screen to startguidance.

Previous Destinations

Select a destination from thePrevious Destinations List. Up to15 points that have been previouslyentered can be recalled. If the list isfull, the oldest destinations areautomatically deleted once thenewest destinations are added.

Address Book

If no destination is saved to theaddress book, save a destination:

1. Press the Home PageDestination icon or DESTfaceplate button.

2. Enter an address using any ofthe destination methods(Address Entry, POI Entry, etc.).

3. On the Destination Confirmationscreen, select Save.

4. To customize the address bookentry, select Name, Number,or Icon.

5. Press Save.

Press the Home Page Destinationicon or DEST faceplate button todisplay the Address Book screenbutton.

Choose a destination by selectingan address that has been stored inthe address book:

1. Press the Address Book screenbutton. A list displays theaddress book entries.

2. Select the destination fromthe list.

3. Press the Start Guidance screenbutton and the route calculates.

To edit address book entries:

1. Select an item from theaddress book.

2. On the Destination Confirmationscreen, select Edit.



3. The system displays the optionsName, Phone Number, Icon, andDelete. Press Delete to deletethe destination from theaddress book.

4. To customize the address bookentry, select Name, PhoneNumber, or Icon.

Latitude/Longitude Coordinates

Choose a destination based onlatitudinal and longitudinalcoordinates:

1. Press the Home PageDestination screen button. Pressthe Latitude Longitude screenbutton to display the entryscreen.

2. Press Latitude and enter thevalues using the Up and Downarrows. Select N for North and S

for South. Enter the values fordegrees, minutes, and seconds.Press Done when finished.

3. Press Longitude and enter thevalues using Up and Downarrows. Select W for West andE for East. Enter the values fordegrees, minutes, and seconds.Press Done when finished.

4. Press Search and follow theinstructions on the screen tostart guidance.

5. If invalid values are entered, apop-up message displays"Destination not Found."

Trips

Trips are a way of entering multipledestinations along the route.

Current routes must be canceledbefore entering a new trip. To adda trip:

1. Press the Home PageDestination icon or DESTfaceplate button to display theTrips screen button.

2. Press the Trips screen button todisplay Trips List.

3. Select New Trip to display ascreen instructing to add awaypoint.

4. Press OK and the Add Waypointscreen displays.

5. Press Add to display theWaypoint Entry screen. Selectthe preferred way of entry andthen press the Save screenbutton. See “Waypoints” later inthis section.

6. The route must be started tohave the option of saving up tothree more waypoints as a trip.Press DEST on the faceplate orthe Home Page Destination icon



to get to the Waypoints menu. Inthe Waypoints menu, press theSave as Trip screen button.

7. Enter a name for the trip byusing the keyboard andpress OK.

Current routes must be canceledbefore selecting a new saved trip.To select a trip:


2. Press the Trips screen button todisplay a list of available trips.

3. Select a trip to display theDestination Confirmation screen.

4. Press the Start Trip screenbutton. The route calculates.

Current routes must be canceledbefore deleting a trip. To deletea trip:


2. Press Trips to display the list ofavailable trips.

3. Select the trip to be deleted.

4. Press Edit Trip.

5. Press Delete Trip.

To change the trip name:

1. Press the Home PageDestination or DEST faceplatebutton to display the Tripsscreen button.

2. Press Trips to display the list ofavailable trips and select the tripto edit.

3. Press Edit Trip.

4. Select Edit Name.

5. Using the keypad, enterthe name.

6. Press OK. The new name will bein the Trips List.

Pick From Map

1. Press the Home PageDestination icon or DEST buttonon the faceplate to display thePick From Map screen button.Press this button to display themap screen with a crosshairsymbol centered on the map.

2. Press the Map Scale icon on thescreen to scale the map size.The adjusted map displays. Pickyour destination from the map bytouching the screen at thedesired spot. Press and hold afinger on the map to activate fastscrolling.



3. Press the Go button on thebottom of the screen to displaythe Destination Confirmationscreen.

4. Press the Start Guidance screenbutton. The route calculates.

Destination Confirmation

Multiple options are available on theDestination Confirmation screen:

Start Guidance: Press to start aroute calculation to the displayeddestination.

Show on Map: Press to switch tothe map view with the displayeddestination centered on the map.

Route Options: Press to modifyroute options. See “NavigationSettings” under Using theNavigation System on page 47.

Call: Press to initiate a phone callto the displayed phone number (ifphone capability is available).

Save: Press to save the displayeddestination into the address book.If the displayed destination isalready stored in the address book,you will be prompted to overwrite it.

Save as Home: Press to save thedisplayed destination as your homedestination. The home destinationwill be stored at the top of the list ofdestinations in the address book.

Route Preview: Press to previewthe selected route on the map.

Destination Menu with RouteGuidance Active

Several functions can be performedafter a destination has beenentered. Press the Home Page

Destination screen button or theDEST faceplate button to accessthe Destination Menu screen.

Cancel Guidance

Press Cancel Guidance to cancelthe current route. A confirmationscreen displays Yes or No. Selectthe desired option.

Turn List

Select Turn List to view a list ofmaneuvers for the entire route.Press the Avoid screen button nextto one of the turn maneuvers toavoid a segment of roads.



A confirmation screen displaysAvoid or Cancel. Select the desiredoption. A maximum of eight avoidedsegments are allowed.

Navigation Voice Prompts

. Select Navigation Voice Promptsto adjust Navigation VoiceVolume, select Navigation VoicePrompt, or select Traffic VoicePrompt.

. Press Navigation Voice Volumeto display options for increasingor decreasing the NavigationVoice Prompt versus the AudioVolume during guidanceprompts.

You can adjust Voice Promptvolume with the Volume knob whileVoice Prompt guidance is inprocess.

Press the Volume Test screenbutton to test the volume setting.

Waypoints

Select Waypoints to view options fororganizing, setting, or deletingwaypoints.

Up to three waypoints can be addedto the current route.

To add a waypoint:

1. From the Waypoints menu,press Add Waypoint.

2. Continue by pressing theappropriate Add key above orbelow an item on the list ofwaypoints.

3. Enter the waypoint by any of theDestination/Waypoint Entrymethods. The system calculatesand highlights the route.

To delete a waypoint:

1. Press Delete on theWaypoints menu.

2. Press Delete again next to thewaypoint that you want to delete.



To rearrange waypoints:

1. Press Sort Waypoints from theWaypoints menu.

2. Press Move next to the waypointthat you want to rearrange.

3. Press Add at the spot where youwant to move it to. The route willbe recalculated.

4. Press the NAV faceplate buttonto return to the map view.

The guidance can be canceled fromthe Waypoints menu by selectingCancel Guidance.

After adding, deleting, orrearranging one or more waypoints,the newly acquired route can besaved as a new trip by selectingSave as Trip from theWaypoints menu.

Destination Information

Press to display the DestinationInformation Detail screen. Thedetails of the selected route showthe start, any stops along the route,and the finish.

Press the Detail screen button foradditional information.

Avoid List

Select to display a list of avoidedroad segments with the option toremove the avoided items fromthe list.

Detour



Select to display the route detouroptions. Select to detour the wholeroute or by a specific distance.

Route Options

Select Route Options, then choosethe desired route preference suchas Fastest, Shortest, or Economicalroute. There is an option to choosea route with no Toll Roads,Freeways, Tunnels, Ferries, andTime Restricted Roads. Press onthe check box to make a selection.Avoiding one or more of theprevious route scenarios may resultin “a no route possible option”situation.

Current Route Overview

Press to display the map with theoverview of the route.

Suspend Guidance

Press to suspend guidance of acurrent route. A confirmation screendisplays and the guidance issuspended. To resume guidance,

press DEST on the faceplate, thenpress Resume Guidance on thescreen.

Driving on a Route

Urgent Maneuver Alert

The system will give an indicationthat the next maneuver is close.

Driving on a Highway

Driving on a Residential Road

OnStar® SystemOnStar Turn-by-Turn

An OnStar® subscriber has theability to connect to the OnStarsystem and ask an OnStar Advisorto download a destination or provideTurn-by-Turn route guidance.OnStar will send addressinformation and location coordinatesof the destination into the navigationsystem.

No Active Route. Press the OnStar button to

initiate the OnStar Turn-by-Turnroute guidance.



. If the system receives theindication that there is an activeOnStar subscription, the helptext is displayed with instructionson how to set up a route.

. Turn-by-Turn is available to bothnavigation and non-navigationradio systems. Only a navigationradio system will accept OnStardestination downloads onthe map.

OnStar Non-Navigation RadioSystem

When OnStar Turn-by-Turn routeguidance is activated, a display ofthe route appears on the right sideof the screen.

Screen buttons below the guidancemap are:

RPT (Repeat): Press to repeat theaudible maneuver prompt.

Prvw (Preview): Press to beginroute preview, which creates amaneuver and audio prompt withthe corresponding icons.

Dest (Destination): Press to showthe destination address anddistance to destination withcorresponding audio prompt.

Previous Destinations

Previously downloaded OnStardestinations are saved underPrevious Destinations in the OnStarsystem, where they can beaccessed or saved to the addressbook in the OnStar system.

OnStar Destination Download

Navigation radios can use theOnStar destination download andenter a destination while underwaythrough an OnStar Advisor.

For activated systems:. Press the OnStar button to ask

for an OnStar Advisor.. State the destination and

request it to be downloaded tothe navigation system.

. The destination will then displayin detail on the Destination Entryscreen where Start Guidance,Show On Map, Save, etc., canbe used.

Global PositioningSystem (GPS)The position of the vehicle isdetermined by using satellitesignals, various vehicle signals, andmap data.

At times, other interference such asthe satellite condition, roadconfiguration, condition of thevehicle, and/or other circumstancescan affect the navigation system'sability to determine the accurateposition of the vehicle.



The GPS shows the current positionof the vehicle using signals sent bythe GPS satellites. When thevehicle is not receiving signals fromthe satellites, a symbol appears onthe map screen. See NavigationSymbols on page 50.

This system might not be availableor interference can occur if any ofthe following are true:. Signals are obstructed by tall

buildings, trees, large trucks,or a tunnel.

. Satellites are being repaired orimproved.

For more information if the GPS isnot functioning properly, seeProblems with Route Guidance onpage 62 and If the System NeedsService on page 62.

Vehicle PositioningAt times, the position of the vehicleon the map could be inaccurate dueto one or more of the followingreasons:. The road system has changed.. The vehicle is driving on slippery

road surfaces such as sand,gravel, or snow.

. The vehicle is traveling onwinding roads or long straightroads.

. The vehicle is approaching a tallbuilding or a large vehicle.

. The surface streets run parallelto a freeway.

. The vehicle has been transferredby a vehicle carrier or a ferry.

. The current position calibrationis set incorrectly.

. The vehicle is traveling at highspeed.

. The vehicle changes directionsmore than once, or the vehicle isturning on a turn table in aparking lot.

. The vehicle is entering and/orexiting a parking lot, garage, or alot with a roof.

. The GPS signal is not received.

. A roof carrier is installed on thevehicle.

. Tire chains have been installed.

. The tires are replaced or worn.

. The tire pressure for the tires isincorrect.

. This is the first navigation useafter the map data is updated.

. The 12-volt battery has beendisconnected for several days.

. The vehicle is driving in heavytraffic at low speeds, and thevehicle is stopped and startedrepeatedly.



Problems with RouteGuidanceInappropriate route guidance canoccur under one or more of thefollowing conditions:. The turn was not made on the

road indicated.. Route guidance might not be

available when using automaticrerouting for the next right orleft turn.

. The route might not be changedwhen using automatic rerouting.

. There is no route guidance whenturning at an intersection.

. Plural names of places might beannounced occasionally.

. It could take a long time tooperate automatic reroutingduring high-speed driving.

. Automatic rerouting mightdisplay a route returning to theset waypoint if heading for adestination without passingthrough a set waypoint.

. The route prohibits the entry of avehicle due to a regulation bytime or season or any otherregulation that may be given.

. Some routes might not besearched.

. The route to the destinationmight not be shown if there arenew roads, if roads haverecently changed, or if certainroads are not listed in the mapdata. See Maps on page 49.

To recalibrate the vehicle's positionon the map, park with the vehiclerunning for two to five minutes, untilthe vehicle position updates.

If the System NeedsServiceIf the navigation system needsservice and the steps listed herehave been followed but there arestill problems, see your dealer forassistance.

Map Data UpdatesThe map data in the vehicle is themost up-to-date informationavailable when the vehicle wasproduced. The map data is updatedperiodically, provided that the mapinformation has changed.

For questions about the operation ofthe navigation system or the updateprocess, contact the GM Nav DiscCenter toll-free phone number,1-877-NAV-DISC (1-877-628-3472)or go to the center's website,www.gmnavdisc.com. If updates areneeded, call the GM Nav DiscCenter. To order map data, have thevehicle's Vehicle IdentificationNumber (VIN) available. See“Vehicle Identification Number(VIN)” in the owner manual.

After receiving the updated mapdata, see Maps on page 49.



Database CoverageExplanationsCoverage areas vary with respect tothe level of map detail available forany given area. Some areas featuregreater levels of detail than others.If this happens, it does not meanthere is a problem with the system.As the map data is updated, moredetail can become available forareas that previously had limiteddetail. See Map Data Updates onpage 62.

Voice RecognitionVoice recognition allows forhands-free operation within theaudio and phone applications. Thisfeature can be started by pressingeither the b /g button on thesteering wheel or the voicerecognition icon on the touchscreendisplay.

However, not all features withinthese areas are supported by voicecommands. Generally, only complextasks that require multiple manualinteractions to complete aresupported by voice commands.

For example, tasks that take morethan one or two button presses suchas selecting a song or artist to playfrom a media device would besupported by voice commands.Other tasks, like adjusting thevolume or seeking up or down areaudio features that are easilyperformed by pressing one or twobuttons, and are not supported byvoice commands.

Most voice commands, except forvoice keypad, can be completed ina single command. If the task takesmore than one command tocomplete, the first command wouldbe to indicate the kind of task to beperformed. The system will reply,prompting dialog to help speak thenecessary information.

Voice recognition can be used whenthe ignition is on or when RetainedAccessory Power (RAP) is active.See “Retained Accessory Power(RAP)” in the owner manual.

Using Voice Recognition

Voice recognition becomes availableonce the system has beeninitialized. Initialization takes placeonce the ignition is turned on. Thismay take a few moments.

1. Press b /g on the steeringwheel controls to activate voicerecognition, or press the voicerecognition icon on theinfotainment touchscreen.



2. The audio system mutes and thesystem plays a prompt followedby a beep.

3. Wait until after the beepcompletes, then clearly speakone of the commands describedin this section.

Press b /g to interrupt anyvoice recognition. This willterminate the prompt. The beepis heard immediately, and acommand can be stated withouthaving to wait.

There are two voice prompt modessupported:. Long verbal prompts: The longer

prompts provide moreinformation regarding thesupported actions for that voicerecognition session.

. Short prompts: The shortprompts provide simple setupand action commands.

The voice prompt modes can bechanged in the Voice RecognitionMenu from the Settings icon on theHome Page.

If a command is not heard during ashort period of time, the voicerecognition process times out.

Prompts and Screen Displays

The system prompts and displayscreens will adjust to reflect thecommands during the voicerecognition session.

While voice recognition is active,there may be corresponding buttonsand screen displays available tointeract with the system so thatsome of the functions can be

manually done. Pressing any of thebuttons or displays to finish afunction that was initiated throughvoice recognition will terminate thesession. If the manual functions areonly partially completed, the voicerecognition will proceed untilfinished.

Canceling Voice Recognition

. Pressx on the steering wheelcontrols. This will terminate thevoice recognition session anddisplay the screen prior to whenvoice recognition was initiated.

. Press the z or the circled arrowdisplaying on the upper cornersof the screen to terminate or goback up the voice menu,respectively, during the voicerecognition session.

. Say “Cancel” or “Back” toterminate or go back to the voicemenu during the voicerecognition session, and todisplay the screen prior to whenvoice recognition was initiated.



Helpful Hints for SpeakingCommands

The voice recognition applicationcan usually understand directcommands of the applicationand task.

An example of a command wouldbe, “Phone.” The system mayanswer with a prompt of, “Say Callfollowed by the number or contactname.” The direct command for thistask would be, “Call 555-1212.”

If the phone number has beensaved as a name or place, the directcommand would be, “Call David’soffice number.”

Directed Dialog

A directed dialog is an interactionbetween a person speaking thecommand and the system promptingfor specific information necessary tocomplete the task. Many times thesystem may repeat what the personhas stated as a command. This isdone as a confirmation to makesure the command is understood.

Voice Recognition for theRadio

All audio screens have a voicerecognition button to launch anaudio voice recognition session.If browsing the radio when the voicebutton is pressed, the voicerecognition screens for radiodisplay.

The following list shows radiofeatures that are controllable byvoice recognition commands.A voice recognition command wouldhave to include all necessaryinstructions for the system to carryout each command:

help: Voice control help for radiofunctionality.

tune FM: Most recently tuned FMstation.

tune AM: Most recently tuned AMstation.

tune XM: Most recently tunedSiriusXM channel.

tune XM <number>: Listen to aSiriusXM channel (by number).

tune XM <channel name>: Listento a SiriusXM channel (by name).

Voice Recognition for MyMedia

All audio screens have a voicerecognition button to launch anaudio voice recognition session.If browsing My Media when thevoice button is pressed, the voicerecognition screens for My Mediadisplay.

The following list shows My Mediafeatures that are controllable byvoice recognition commands.A voice recognition command wouldhave to include all necessaryinstructions for the system to carryout each command:

help: Voice control help for MyMedia functionality.

play <device name>: Play aspecific device including disc, AUX,Bluetooth USB, and iPod.



play genre: Play music from aspecific genre.

play artist: Play music by aspecific artist.

play album: Play music from thespecific album.

play song: Play track including CDand DVD.

play playlist: Play music in apre-defined playlist.

play audio book: Play an audiobook by Title.

play podcast: Listen to a Podcast.

Voice Recognition for Phone

((call / dial) [number] / phone)<phone_number>: Initiate a call toa standard phone number.

((call / dial) [phone] / contact)<ContactName>: Initiate a call toan entered contact.

The voice command must matchhow the contact is stored in thephone device. For example, “call<last name>, <first name>.”

(call / dial) <ContactName> [at]home / ’s (home [phone / number]/ house): Initiate a call to anentered contact and location athome, at work, on mobile device,or on another phone.

((pair [my / this] / add) [[a] new] /connect [new]) phone: Begin theBluetooth pairing process. Followinstructions on the radio display.

((switch / change) [phone]to / use / select / connect)<phone_device>: Select adifferent phone for outgoing calls.

(switch / to [my] other) / change)phone: Select to another ownedphone.

redial [the] last (number / contact/ number): Initiate a call to the lastdialed number.

(call / dial) [a] contact [open](address / phone) book: Go to asub-menu location for contactinformation.

[go to / start / use] [voice]keypad / international call: Go toa sub-menu location for internationalcontact information.

Voice Pass-Thru

Voice pass-thru allows access to thevoice recognition commands on thecell phone, for example, Siri orVoice Command. See the cellphone manufacturer's user guide tosee if the cell phone supports thisfeature. To activate the phone voicerecognition system, press and holdg on the steering wheel for at leastthree seconds.

General Commands

cancel: Instructs the system tocancel the command.

cancel / stop / end / cancelrequest: Instructs the system toend the speech session.

[no] go back / back / previousscreen: Instructs the system to goback to the Previous Menu /Selection.



yes / correct / that is correct /yeah / ya / yep / yup / sure / right /OK / positive / you got it /probably / you bet: Any of thesecommands will be accepted by thesystem as an answer of yes.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] one / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number oneline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] two / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number twoline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] three / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number threeline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] four / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number fourline on a menu.

no / incorrect / wrong / negative /none are correct / none of these /not really / no I said / did not /nope / na / no way: Instructs thesystem to reject the result andswitch the screen.

Voice Recognition forNavigation

If the voice button is pressed whileon a map screen, the system beginsa voice recognition session.

Destination and GuidanceCommands

destination (Available for English,Spanish, and Frenchlanguages): Instructs the systemthat the user wants to enter adestination using voice recognition.After this command is stated, thesystem displays a menu for enteringthe destination by address orcontacts stored in the address book.If address is selected, the systemprompts for more information suchas country, city, state, or house

number. If entering the destinationby contacts, the system will promptfor a contact name as stored.

Set the Destination by using voicerecognition:

1. Press the b /g steering wheelcontrol button or the voicerecognition icon on thetouchscreen display. The audiosystem mutes, and a beep isheard.

2. Say the command “DestinationAddress.” The system replieswith “say Cancel GuidanceRoute or say Destination” ifthere is a route entered already.Otherwise the system will replywith “Say the City and State orSay Change Country.” If thecountry is incorrect, go toStep 5. Otherwise, say the cityand state for the destination.

During the session, the city andstate matches to the spoken cityand state name. The systemasks the user to select an itemfrom the candidate list either by



pressing the desired choice,or by saying the list number ofthe desired choice.

3. There will be another promptasking about address or contact.The system replies “Say theHouse Number and StreetName.” Say the house numberand street name for thedestination. The house andstreet address as well as theclosest match to the spokennumber are similar to the cityand state commands.

4. This address is now set as thedestination. Select the StartGuidance screen button to begindestination route guidance. Atthat point there are additionaloptions to review the destinationlocation on the map, or topreview the route, detailed laterin this manual.

5. After saying “Change Country,”the system replies with “Say theName of the Country or Territoryfor the address wanted.” Say the

correct country or territory. Thesystem will return to theDestination Address menu andask, “Say the City and State/Province or Say ChangeCountry” as in Step 2.

Pandora Commands

For each voice recognitioncommand, tap the b /g button onthe steering wheel or on the screento direct the stated commands. Anexample of a simple directcommand is, “Play Pandora.”

[please / I want [you] to / I wouldlike to / I wanna / I’d like to] (tune[to] / play / go to / change to)([station] / [favorite])<pandora_station>: Instructs thesystem to call the Pandoraapplication on the paired, connectedphone device. The iPhone will needto be connected through the USB.Playback begins where it left off,unless the station called isinstructed differently.

bookmark song: Instructs thesystem to save the selected songfor later recall.

bookmark artist: Instructs thesystem to save the selected artistfor later recall.

I like this / thumbs up: Rates theprogram material currently playing.

I don’t like this / thumbs down:Rates the program materialcurrently playing.

shuffle: Starts shuffle play of thePandora stations on the device.

skip forward / skip / next:Instructs the system to skip forwardto the next song.

[[entertainment] system] help /help with entertainment [system] /how do I use the entertainmentsystem: Instructs the system tostate instructions for using theentertainment system.





Stitcher Commands

For each voice recognitioncommand, tap the b /g button onthe steering wheel or on the screento direct the stated commands. Anexample of a simple directcommand is, “Play Stitcher.”

I like this / thumbs up: Rates theprogram material currently playing.

I don’t like this / thumbs down:Rates the program materialcurrently playing.

skip forward / skip / next:Instructs the system to skip forwardto the next song.

add to favorites / favorite:Instructs the system to save theprogram material currently playingto favorites.

remove from favorites: Instructsthe system to remove the programmaterial saved in favorites.




yes / correct / that is correct /yeah / ya / yep / yup / sure / right /OK / positive / you got it /probably / you bet: Any of thesecommands will be accepted by thesystem as an answer of yes.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] one / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number oneline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] two / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number twoline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] three / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number threeline on a menu.

[no] [select / [it’s] selection][number] four / [[no] select]<linenumber>: Instructs thesystem to select the number fourline on a menu.

no / incorrect / wrong / negative /none are correct / none of these /not really / no I said / did not /nope / na / no way: Instructs thesystem to reject the result andswitch the screen.



Text Messaging Commands

play text: Plays a new textmessage through the radio.

text <contact name>: Sends apredefined text message to a phonecontact.

text <phone number>: Sends apredefined text message to a phonenumber.

Weather Commands

weather: Starts the weatherapplication.

local weather: Accesses the localweather.

forecast: Accesses the localforecast.

OnStar (if equipped) Command

OnStar: Instructs the system toconnect to OnStar. Enter the OnStarvoice recognition system. See“OnStar” in the owner manual.

Help Commands

help: Instructs the system to statecommands that can be used foraccomplishing system functions.




Settings

Press Settings on the Home Pageto adjust features and preferences,such as Time, Date, BluetoothDevice List, Voice Recognition,Favorite Pages, Display Settings,Navigation Settings, etc. Some ofthe options for Settings areexplained in the owner manual.

1. Press the Settings screen buttonon the Home Page.

2. Touch-tap the scroll bar or turnand press the PUSH/SEL knobuntil the desired option displays.Select the desired settings tochange.



A few of the setting options changethe way the navigation systemdisplays or reacts while in use.

Bluetooth Device List

Press to display paired Bluetoothdevices. Press any one of theoptions to complete a function, suchas New Device, Delete,or Delete All.

See Bluetooth Audio on page 37.

Text Message Options

Select Text Message Options fromthe Settings menu list.. Select Incoming Text Alert from

the Text Message Options menulist to enable/disable the newincoming message displaypop-up and alert sound.

. Select Append Text Signaturefrom the Text Message Optionsmenu list to enable/disable thevehicle signature appended tomessages sent from the radio("Sent from my <Brand><Model>").

Voice Recognition

Voice recognition allows forhands-free operation within thenavigation, audio, and phoneapplications. See Voice Recognitionon page 63 and Bluetooth onpage 79.

Press to display voice recognitionoptions.. Voice Prompt Volume: Press to

adjust the prompt volume.. Prompt Length: Press to select

short or long prompts.

Favorite Pages

Select the number of favorite pagesdisplayed.

Display



Press to adjust the screen settings.. Press Display Off to turn the

display settings off.. Press Rear Camera to display

two options that can be selectedand turned on or off:

‐ Symbols

‐ Guidelines. Press Display Mode (navigation

radio only) to adjust the screenbackground.

‐ Automatic setting will adjustthe screen backgroundautomatically depending onthe exterior lighting conditions.

‐ Day setting brightens the mapbackground.

‐ Night setting darkens the mapbackground.

. Press Brightness to adjust theimage background.

Speed Compensated Volume

Select Off, Low, Medium, or Highsensitivity to automatically adjustthe volume to minimize the effectsof unwanted background noise thatcan result from changing roadsurfaces, driving speeds, or openwindows. This feature works best atlower volume settings wherebackground noise is typically louderthan the sound system volume.

Audible Touch Feedback

Press + or − to increase ordecrease the volume of touchfeedback.

Ringtone Volume

Press + or − to increase ordecrease the volume of the ringtonewhile receiving an incoming callfrom a Bluetooth connected cellphone.

Notification Prompt Volume

Press + or − to increase ordecrease the voice recognitionnotification prompt.



Set Time

. Press the up or down arrows toincrease or decrease the Hoursand Minutes, or change thesetting between AM, PM, or24 hr on the clock.

. Press and hold to quicklyincrease or decrease the timesettings.

. Press OK to save or Cancel todisregard the changes.

Set Date

. Press the up or down arrows toincrease or decrease the Month,Day, and Year settings.

. Press and hold to quicklyincrease or decrease the datesettings.

. Press OK to save or Cancel todisregard the changes.

XM Categories

Press to display a list of XMcategories. Press Restore All ifcategories have been removed fromthe display.

Clear All Private Data



Press to delete stored personal datasuch as saved destinations, phonecontacts, and audio favorites.

A pop-up message displays, ClearAll Private Data? Press theContinue screen button to delete thedata, or the Cancel screen button tocancel the delete function.

Navigation Settings

Select to make changes to thefollowing options:

Navigation Voice Prompts: TheVoice Prompt Menu allows changesto the voice prompt features.

Traffic Settings: Press to enableor disable the traffic feature.

Switch Route Time/Destination:Select this button to switch the navmap display arrival time andmileage between waypoints andfinal destination.

Map Heading: Select to choosebetween North up, Heading up,or 3D views while navigating.

Route Options: Press to displaythe various route optionpreferences.



Delete Stored Destinations: Pressthe Delete screen button to erase allitems under the checked list.

Database Information: Press todisplay the information about theinfotainment system installed on thevehicle.

SiriusXM® NavTraffic (IfEquipped)

The navigation system might have aNavTraffic receiver. It is asubscription service providedthrough SiriusXM Satellite Radio.A service fee is required to receivethe NavTraffic service. Real-timetraffic information is provided to fullyintegrate the navigation system todisplay current traffic conditions forthe chosen route. See “TrafficSettings” in this section.

A screen displays to indicate if theSiriusXM NavTraffic subscription isnot activated.

If activated, traffic informationdisplays:. Unscheduled traffic incident

data, such as accidents anddisabled vehicles.

. Scheduled traffic incident data,such as road construction androad closures.

. Traffic flow information (rate ofspeed data). Flow data might notbe available in all markets.

Traffic information is delivered to thevehicle by the SiriusXM Radiosatellites. NavTraffic providescontinuously updated trafficinformation.

NavTraffic currently broadcasts thetraffic information for many marketsnationally. The service may beavailable in more cities in the future.See www.xmnavtraffic.com fordetails on local coverage.

Traffic Settings

Press to display the Traffic menu.

Traffic Enabled: Press to enableor disable the traffic feature.

Alert Prompts: Press to enable ordisable the traffic voice prompts.

Alert Popups: Press to enable ordisable pop-up messages abouttraffic.



Alert Popups While Not inGuidance: Press to enable ordisable while not in guidance mode.

Traffic Guidance: Press to enableor disable Dynamic Guidance.If Dynamic Guidance is enabled,choose Automatic Recalculation orRecalculation After Confirmation.

Automatic Recalculation: Ifenabled and a route with fewertraffic delays is found, the systemwill automatically recalculate withoutuser confirmation.

Recalculation AfterConfirmation: If enabled, thesystem will provide a pop-up if apossible guidance route is availableto detour around traffic events onthe route. Select Yes from thepop-up and the new route will becalculated. SiriusXM NavTrafficinformation might not be providedfor the alternate route, depending onwhat type of road the vehicle istraveling.

Show Icons On Map: Press todisplay traffic icons on the map.

. All Traffic Icons On: Press toenable display of all traffic iconson the map.

. All Traffic Icons Off: Press todisable display of all traffic iconson the map.

. User Defined: Press to definethe individual types of iconsdisplayed for traffic flow andtraffic conditions such asAdvisories, Closed Roads,Incidents, Traffic Delays,or Other.

Show Flow Status On Map

The traffic flow status will display ingreen, yellow, or red lines besidethe road. You can select All Flows

On, All Flows Off, or User Definedwhich allows you to pick any one ofthe flow lines to display.. Red indicates significantly

impaired traffic flow with averagespeed of less than 40 km/h(25 mph).

. Yellow indicates slightly impairedtraffic flow with average speedbetween 40 km/h and 73 km/h(25 and 45 mph).

. Green indicates normal trafficflow with average speed above73 km/h (45 mph).

Traffic Conditions

The following traffic condition iconsmay display:

Stopped Traffic Traffic Jam



Accident Road Closed

Lane Narrows Road Work,Construction

Alert Road Condition

Road Visibility Other

Phone Menu

Press to display options for settingthe phone. If no phone isconnected, this option will be grayedout. See Bluetooth on page 79 formore information on phone settings.

Create “AS IS” information file

This feature is used by thedealership.

Open Source Software

Press to display softwareinformation.

Rear Camera (If Equipped)

The Rear Vision Camera can assistwhen backing up by displaying aview of the area behind the vehicle.

When the shift lever is placed inR (Reverse), an image appears onthe system’s screen so that thedriver can check the surroundingsfor safety.



Touch the screen to make thebrightness controls appear. Adjustthe brightness by pressing the – or+ icons. The vehicle needs to be inthe night mode. See “Rear VisionCamera (RVC)” in the ownermanual.

Low Fuel Alert (If Equipped)

If the vehicle reaches a low fuellevel, the system displays an alertabout the low fuel condition. Pressthe Nearby Gas Stations or Dismissscreen button to view nearby gasstations, and start guidance ifdesired.

If the remaining driving distance isavailable from the system, this isincluded in the alert.

Weather (If Equipped)

From the Home Page, press theWeather icon. The system displaysthe current weather condition in thecity of the vehicle’s current location.Press the Menu button for moreoptions.

Current Weather

Press to go back to the first pagedisplaying current weather. It maytake some time for current weatherto update.

Forecast Closest City

Press to show the extendedforecast for the next few days.

Along Route



If a destination is set, there is theoption to view weather conditionsfor up to three locations along theroute:. Current vehicle position.. Midway point from current

position to final destination.. Current weather condition of the

destination city.

Alerts

From the XM Weather Menu, pressthe Alerts screen button to displayany current weather advisorywarnings in effect near the currentposition. If there are no warnings,this button will be grayed out.

Weather Alert Popups

Select this option to display anyweather advisory warning messagesin the area.

Current Other

Press to display the enter locationscreen. Select a state and city andthe current weather will bedisplayed for that location.

Forecast Other

Press to display the enter locationscreen. Select a state and city andthe forecasted weather will bedisplayed for that location.

Change Other Location: Selectstate from the keyboard and cityfrom the list.

Change Other From Map: Pressanywhere on the map to select theweather of the nearest city/weatherstation.

Bluetooth Phone/Devices

BluetoothFor vehicles equipped withBluetooth capability, the system caninteract with many cell phones,allowing:. Placement and receipt of calls in

a hands-free mode.. Sharing of the address book or

contact list with the vehicle. Notall phones are compatible forcontacts list downloading.

. Control of and playback ofPandora and Stitcherapplications.

. Audio streaming.

. Playback and viewing of textmessages. Not all phones arecompatible with text messagingfrom the radio.



To minimize driver distraction,before driving, and with the vehicleparked:. Become familiar with the

features of the cell phone.Organize the phone book andcontact lists clearly and deleteduplicate or rarely used entries.If possible, program speed dialor other shortcuts.

. Review the controls andoperation of the infotainmentsystem.

. Pair cell phone(s) to the vehicle.The system may not work withall cell phones. See “Pairing” inthis section.

. See “Deleting a Paired Phone”in this section.

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phone or the infotainment system.Taking your eyes off the road toolong or too often could cause acrash resulting in injury or death.Focus your attention on driving.

Vehicles with a Bluetooth systemcan use a Bluetooth-capable cellphone with a Hands-Free Profile tomake and receive phone calls. Theinfotainment system and voicerecognition are used to control thesystem. The system can be usedwhile in ON/RUN or ACC/ACCESSORY. The range of theBluetooth system can be up to 9.1 m(30 ft). Not all phones support allfunctions and not all phones workwith the Bluetooth system. Seewww.gm.com/bluetooth for moreinformation about compatiblephones.

Bluetooth Controls

Use the buttons on the infotainmentsystem and the steering wheel tooperate the Bluetooth system.

Steering Wheel Controls

b /g (Push to Talk):. Press to answer incoming calls,

confirm system information, andstart voice recognition.

. Press and hold to initiatephone’s voice control.

Infotainment System Controls

For information about how tonavigate the menu system using theinfotainment controls, see Overviewon page 5.

Using Voice Recognition

The voice recognition system usescommands to control the systemand dial phone numbers.

To use voice recognition, press b/g on the steering wheel.



If you know the command youwould like to execute, say thecommand. If the command is notknown, say “Help” while in any voicerecognition menu.

See Voice Recognition on page 63.

Noise: The system may notrecognize voice commands if thereis too much background noise.

When to Speak: A tone sounds toindicate that the system is ready fora voice command. Wait for the toneand then speak.

How to Speak: Speak clearly in acalm and natural voice.

Audio System

When using the Bluetooth system,sound comes through the vehicle'sfront audio system speakers andoverrides the audio system. Use thevolume bar during a call to changethe volume level. The adjustedvolume level remains in memory forlater calls. The system maintains aminimum volume level.

Pairing a New BluetoothDevice

1. Press the Settings screen buttonon the Home Page to access theSettings menu. Press BluetoothDevice List from the Settingsmenu to display the devices thathave been connected previously.From this screen, either deleteor add more devices.

2. Press the New Device screenbutton to start the process ofadding a new Bluetooth deviceto the radio system.

3. Once New Device is pressed,the radio becomes discoverablefor three minutes. A four or

six-digit Personal IdentificationNumber (PIN) appears on thedisplay.

4. Start the pairing process on thedevice to be paired to thevehicle. See the devicemanufacturer's user guide forinformation.

5. When the radio is discovered,the screen changes to thepairing screen. If the Bluetoothdevice does not connect to theradio within 60 seconds, thescreen times out, returns to theBluetooth Device List, andcancels the discoverableprocess.



6. During the start of the pairingprocess, a pop-up screen willdisplay on the Bluetooth deviceasking to select <Your Vehicle>.If a PIN is to be entered, useXXXX. Enter the PIN into theBluetooth device.

7. Once the radio is selected fromthe Bluetooth device, the samePIN must be entered to continuethe pairing process. Press theChange PIN screen button toenter a matching PIN. Thekeypad screen displays tocomplete this function.

8. An automatic six-digit PIN mayappear on newer phones. Lookfor the same number to match

on both the radio and the devicebeing paired. Select YES on theradio and device if required tocomplete the pairing process.

9. A pop-up displays to confirm thepairing was successful.

10. After initial pairing, a pop-up onthe device may appear toaccept and allow the radiopermission to download thephone device phone/addressbook for later use and toaccess text messaging. PressAlways Accept, if offered onthe device, for normal use. Noother paired device can seethis information on the otherdevice. This information is also

not accessible if the devicefrom which this informationoriginated is not currentlypaired, in range, andconnected.

11. For BlackBerry devices, turn offthe Automatic Echo controlfrom within the Device menu inthe phone. Leaving this featureon can cause noise problemsduring hands-free calls.

For information about how tonavigate the menu system using theinfotainment controls, see Overviewon page 5.

Pairing

A Bluetooth-enabled cell phonemust be paired to the Bluetoothsystem and then connected to thevehicle before it can be used. Seeyour cell phone manufacturer's userguide for Bluetooth functions beforepairing the cell phone. If a Bluetoothphone is not connected, calls canbe made using OnStar Hands-FreeCalling, if available. See “OnStar” inthe owner manual.



Pairing Information. Up to 10 cell phones can be

paired to the Bluetooth system.Up to a total of 10,000 phonecontacts and numbers can bestored across 10 paired phones.

. The system will attempt toconnect to the last knownconnected device if multiplepaired devices are in range ofthe system.

. The pairing process is disabledwhen the vehicle is moving.

. Pairing only needs to becompleted once, unless thepairing information on the cellphone changes or the cell phoneis deleted from the system.

. Only one paired cell phone canbe connected to the Bluetoothsystem at a time.

. If multiple paired cell phones arewithin range of the system, thesystem connects to the firstavailable paired cell phone in theorder that they were last

connected. The radio willattempt to connect to the lastconnected device to the system.To link to a different pairedphone, see “Connecting to aDifferent Phone” later in thissection.

Pairing a Phone

Pairing is not allowed while thevehicle is in motion.

1. Select Settings from the HomePage, or say, “Pair Phone” afterstarting a voice recognitionsession.

2. Select Bluetooth Device List.

3. Select New Device (Phone).A four or six-digit PersonalIdentification Number (PIN)appears on the display.

4. Start the pairing process on thecell phone to be paired to thevehicle. See the cell phonemanufacturer's user guide forinformation on this process.

5. Locate the vehicle named in thelist on the cell phone. Follow theinstructions on the cell phone toenter and confirm the PINprovided in Step 3. After the PINis entered, the system promptsyou to indicate whether pairingwas successful. The name of thepaired device depends on thedevice and how it is set up. Theradio will automatically use thevehicle name. The systemresponds with “<Phone name>has been successfully paired”after the pairing process iscomplete.

6. If Yes is selected in Step 5, amessage will pop up on theradio screen saying, “Pairingsuccessful with <phone name>.”A pop-up message on the phonemay display stating the radiomay need to be allowed to haveaccess to your Contacts andText Messages.



7. If No is pressed in Step 5, amessage will pop up on theradio screen saying that thepairing was unsuccessful.

8. Repeat Steps 1–5 to pairadditional phones.

While the phone is connected, theBluetooth icon on the upper rightcorner of the radio will behighlighted and the signal strengthand battery life of the phone will bedisplayed.

The current connected phone wouldhave a checkmark in the box to theleft of the device.

Listing All Paired and ConnectedPhones

1. Select Settings from theHome Page.


Deleting a Paired Phone



3. Press the Delete button next tothe listed device and follow theon-screen prompts.

It is recommended to delete thepaired vehicle from the phone.

Connecting to a Different Phone

To link to a different phone, the newphone must be in the vehicle andavailable to be connected to theBluetooth system before theprocess is started.



3. Select the new phone to link toand follow the on-screenprompts.

Making a Call Using the PhoneBook Contacts and Call List

For cell phones that support thephone book feature, the Bluetoothsystem can use the contacts storedon your cell phone to make calls.See your cell phone manufacturer’suser guide or contact your wireless

provider to find out if this feature issupported by your phone. Also see,“Pairing a New Bluetooth Device”earlier in this section.

When using voice recognition to calla contact, the voice command mustmatch how the contact is stored inthe phone.

When a cell phone supports thephone book feature, the Contactsand Call List menus areautomatically available. There maybe a delay for this information toappear, especially after first pairingof the device. This depends on howmany contact entries are stored inthe phone.

The Contacts menu allows you toaccess the contacts stored in thecell phone to make a call.

The Call List menu allows you toaccess the phone numbers from theIncoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, andMissed Calls menus on your cellphone to make a call.



To make a call using theContacts menu:

1. Press the Phone icon on theHome Page to display thePhone main menu.

2. Press the Menu screen button toselect Contacts or press theContacts screen button on thelower bar of the Phone screen.

3. Search through the Contacts listby selecting the letter group thecontact entry begins with. Thescreen scroll button or thePUSH/SEL knob can be used.

4. Select the name or number youwant to call.

5. Depending on how the contact isstored in the phone, the radiomay show multiple contactnumbers. Select the desirednumber to call.

To make a call using the CallList menu:

1. Press the Phone icon on theHome Page to display thePhone main menu.

2. Press the Menu screen button toselect Call List or press the CallList screen button on the lowerbar of the Phone screen.

3. Select the Incoming Calls,Outgoing Calls, or MissedCalls list.

4. Select the name or number youwant to call.



Making a Call

Press the Phone icon on the HomePage to display the Phone screen.

Enter Number

Use this option to enter a phonenumber and make a call.

1. Press the Menu screen button toselect the Dial Pad or press theDial screen button on the lowerbar of the Phone screen.

2. Enter the phone number bypressing the numbers on thekeypad.

3. Press the Call screen button tomake the call.

Phone Book

The Phone Book feature is onlysupported if it is available on theBluetooth phone. See your cellphone manufacturer's user guide formore information.

1. Select Contacts from the PhoneMenu or press the Contactsscreen button on the lower barof the Phone screen.

2. Turn the PUSH/SEL knob toscroll through the contacts list inthe specified letter group.

3. Press the PUSH/SEL knob toselect the desired contact.



4. Select the person or placeto call.

5. Press the PUSH/SEL knob orthe number on the screen tomake the call.

Call Lists

The Call List selection from thePhone menu screen can be used toshow a list of incoming calls,outgoing calls, and missed calls.

1. Press the Menu screen button.

2. Select the Call List screenbutton or Call List screen buttonon the lower bar of the Phonescreen.

3. Select either All, Missed,Incoming, or Outgoing calls. ThePUSH/SEL knob can be used toscroll through the call list.

Once one of these options has beenselected, a menu displays a list ofcontacts and numbers.



Turn the PUSH/SEL knob to scrollthrough the list. Press it to placea call.

Accepting or Declining anIncoming Call

When an incoming call is received,the audio is muted and a ring tonesounds.

Press Accept to answer the call orpress Ignore to disregard theincoming call.

If the call is accepted, a PhoneInformation screen displays.

Call Waiting

Call waiting must be supported onthe Bluetooth phone and enabled bythe wireless service carrier to work.

While a call is active, the screenbuttons at the bottom change tomake alternate functions available.Press the Hold screen button toplace the active call on hold.

Swapping Calls

This feature allows swappingbetween two active calls. Thisfeature is grayed out during aconference call.

Conference Calling

Conference and three-way callingmust be supported on the Bluetoothphone and enabled by the wirelessservice carrier to work.

To start a conference while in acurrent call:

1. Press the Phone screen buttonon the Home Page until thePhone main screen is shownwith the current active call.



2. Press the Add screen button atthe bottom of the screen to enterthe Add Call Menu.

3. Make another call. The first callwill be placed on hold while thesecond call is dialing andconnected.

4. To make a conference call,select the Conf screen button onthe Phone main screen and bothcalls merge into oneconference call.

Ending a Call

To end a call:

1. Press the Phone screen buttonon the Home Page to display thePhone screen.

2. While a call is active, the Dialscreen button at the bottom ofthe Phone screen changesto End.

3. Press the End screen button orc /x on the steering wheelcontrols to end the call.

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency(DTMF) Tones

The in-vehicle Bluetooth system cansend numbers during a call. This isused when calling a menu-drivenphone system.

1. While in a call and on the phonescreen, press the Number Padbutton.

2. Press digits corresponding to theDTMF tones to be sent.



The DTMF tones will be generatedon the network as you enter eachnumber.

Ringtones

The phone must support in-bandringtones for this feature to work.In-band ringtone is the phone’sinternal ringtone. Three radioringtones are available for phonesthat do not support in-bandringtones.


2. Press the Menu screen button todisplay the Phone Menu.

3. Press Ringtones to display theRingtones menu. This line itemis only available for phones thatsupport in-band ringtones.

Device List


2. Press Device List from the mainPhone screen or press Menuand select Device List. Bluetooth



Device List displays all thedevices connected to thevehicle.

3. Press the desired device toconnect. The pop-up displayshould show until the device isconnected. The Contact and Callhistory is downloaded in thebackground while the device isconnecting.

Deleting a Bluetooth Device

1. Press the Menu screen buttonfrom the Phone main menu todisplay the Phone Menu screen.

2. Press the Device List option todisplay the BluetoothDevice List.

3. Select the device, then press theDelete screen button associatedwith the selected device.

4. To delete all devices, press theDelete All screen button at thebottom of the display.

Text MessagingFor vehicles equipped withBluetooth capability (MessageAccess Protocol), the system candisplay text messages, play back amessage over the audio system,and send a predefined message.Not all phones support all functionsand work with Bluetooth. The radioonly supports the receipt of SMStext messages. A request may need



to accepted on the phone or somephone settings may need to bechanged to allow for text messagingto function. See the cell phonemanufacturer’s user guide. Textmessaging features can also beinitiated via voice recognition. Userscan play, reply, and forward amessage through voice recognition.

Using Text Messaging

1. Press the Text Messaging iconon the Home Page or press theMenu screen button on thePhone main screen to go to thePhone Menu and select TextMessaging. The Text Messagingicon on the Home Page and

Phone Menu item are grayed outif not supported by the Bluetoothconnected device.

2. A pop-up message displaysstating, “Retrieving Messages.”

3. Once all messages areretrieved, the TextMessaging-Inbox displays.

Select a message for viewing orpress the speaker icon to the leftof the Name or Number to playback the message through theaudio system. Viewingmessages is only available whilethe vehicle is not in motion.Press the Sent screen button toview a list of sent messages. Notall phones allow access toprevious messages.



4. View the message or press thePlay screen button to hear themessage through the vehicle’sspeakers. The message viewscreen is locked while thevehicle is in motion.

. Press the Call screen button todial or call the contact or numberwho sent the text. Not all phonesallow calling of the messagesender.

. Press the Prev or Next screenbutton to display the previous ornext message from themessage list.

. Press the Delete screen buttonand a pop-up message displays.Press Yes to delete the message

or No to return to the previousscreen. Not all phones allowmessage deletion.

. Press the Reply screen button toreply to a text message that wasreceived as an incomingmessage. Not all phones allowmessage sending.

. Select the desired message fromthe display of predefinedmessages to send as the replymessage.

. Press Send to send thatmessage.

. Press the Forward screen buttonto forward the message. Theaddressee screen is displayed,giving the option to forward themessage by pressing either theContacts, Call List, or Num Padscreen button.



. Press the Send screen buttonfrom the forwarding confirmationsend screen or press Append toadd a predefined message tothe forwarded message.

. Press the New Msg screenbutton to create and send a newmessage. A screen displays achoice of selecting Contacts,Call List, or Num Pad to helpyou choose the desired number.

. Select the number to send apredefined message. From thepredefined message list, selectthe message you want.

. Press Send.

Incoming Text Messages

A pop-up screen is displayed whenthere is an incoming text. Thepop-up will remain on the screen forthree minutes without interaction.. Press Play to hear the message

through voice recognition.. Press View to view the

message. Viewing is notavailable while the vehicle is inmotion.

. Press Reply to reply to themessage.

. Press X to close the IncomingText pop-up screen.

Text Messaging Settings

Text Messaging settings areavailable from the Settings HomePage icon.. Select Text Message Options

from the Settings menu list.. Select Incoming Text Alert from

the Text Message Options menulist to enable/disable the newincoming message displaypop-up and alert sound.

. Select Append Text Signaturefrom the Text Message Optionsmenu list to enable/disable thevehicle signature appended tomessages sent from the radio("Sent from my <Brand><Model>").



Trademarks andLicense AgreementsFCC Information

See “Radio Frequency Statement”in the owner manual.

“Made for iPod” and “Made foriPhone” mean that an electronicaccessory has been designed toconnect specifically to iPod oriPhone and has been certified bythe developer to meet Appleperformance standards.

iPod and iPhone are trademarks ofApple Computer, Inc., registered inthe U.S. and other countries.

Fees and Taxes: Subscription fee,taxes, one time activation fee, andother fees may apply. Subscriptionfee is consumer only. All fees andprogramming subject to change.Subscriptions subject to CustomerAgreement available atwww.siriusxm.com. SiriusXM®

service only available in the48 contiguous United States andCanada.

In Canada: Some deterioration ofservice may occur in extremenorthern latitudes. This is beyondthe control of SiriusXM® SatelliteRadio.

Explicit Language Notice: Channelswith frequent explicit language areindicated with an “XL” preceding thechannel name. Channel blocking isavailable for SiriusXM SatelliteRadio receivers by notifyingSiriusXM:. USA Customers: See

www.siriusxm.com or call1-866-635-2349.

. Canadian Customers: Seewww.xmradio.ca or call1-877-209-0079.

It is prohibited to copy, decompile,disassemble, reverse engineer,hack, manipulate, or otherwisemake available any technology orsoftware incorporated in receiverscompatible with the SiriusXMSatellite Radio System or thatsupport the SiriusXM website, theOnline Service or any of its content.Furthermore, the AMBER voicecompression software included inthis product is protected byintellectual property rights including



patent rights, copyrights, and tradesecrets of Digital VoiceSystems, Inc.

General Requirements:

1. A License Agreement fromSiriusXM is required for anyproduct that incorporatesSiriusXM Technology and/or foruse of any of the SiriusXMmarks to be manufactured,distributed, or marketed in theSiriusXM Service Area.

2. For products to be distributed,marketed, and/or sold inCanada, a separate agreementis required with CanadianSatellite Radio Inc. (operating asXM Canada).

Manufactured under license fromDolby Laboratories. Dolby and thedouble-D symbol are trademarks ofDolby Laboratories.

Bluetooth

The Bluetooth® word mark andlogos are owned by the Bluetooth®

SIG, Inc. and any use of such marksby General Motors is under license.Other trademarks and trade namesare those of their respective owners.

Pandora (If Equipped)

Pandora is a registered trademarkof Pandora Media, Inc., used underlicense.

Map End User LicenseAgreement

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Please read the terms andconditions at www.telenav.comcarefully before you use theTeleNav Software. Your use of theTeleNav Software indicates that youaccept these terms and conditions.In brief, you use this service at your

own choice and risk. TeleNav andits suppliers assume noresponsibility for any damage orloss to you or a third party resultingfrom such use. Please driveresponsibly, obey all traffic laws,and enter destinations, POIs orother data only while your vehicle isparked.

Disclaimer of Warranty

TELENAV EXPRESSLYDISCLAIMS AND EXCLUDES ALLWARRANTIES IN CONNECTIONWITH THE TELENAV SOFTWARE,WHETHER STATUTORY,EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIESWHICH MAY ARISE FROMCOURSE OF DEALING, CUSTOMOR TRADE AND INCLUDING, BUTNOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY, FITNESSFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSEAND NON-INFRINGEMENT OFTHIRD PARTY RIGHTS WITHRESPECT TO THE TELENAVSOFTWARE.



Disclaimer of Liability

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCESSHALL TELENAV OR ITS suppliersBE LIABLE TO YOU OR TOANYONE ELSE FOR ANYINDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE ORSPECIAL DAMAGES arising out ofor in connection with the use by youor anyone else of the TeleNavSoftware, EVEN IF TELENAV HASBEEN ADVISED OF THEPOSSIBILITY OF SUCHDAMAGES. THE ENTIRELIABILITY OF TELENAV AND OFALL OF its suppliers SHALL BELIMITED TO THE AMOUNTACTUALLY PAID BY YOU FORTHE TELENAV SOFTWARE.SOME STATES AND/ORJURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOWTHE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATIONOF INCIDENTAL ORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SOTHE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OREXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLYTO YOU.



2 NOTES


INDEX i-1

AAccepting or Declining anIncoming Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Adding or Removing SiriusXMCategories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

AM-FM Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15AudioBluetooth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Audio Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Audio PlayersCD/DVD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28MP3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Audio System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81Audio/Video (A/V) Jacks . . . . . . . . . 40AuxiliaryDevices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

BBefore Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79, 96Bluetooth Audio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Bluetooth Audio and VoiceRecognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Bluetooth Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

CCall Waiting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88Canadian Vehicle Owners(Propriétaires des VéhiculesCanadiens) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Canceling Voice Recognition . . . . 64CD/DVD Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Cleaning High Gloss Surfacesand Vehicle Information andRadio Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Cleaning the RSE OverheadConsole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Cleaning the Video Screen . . . . . . 46Conference Calling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88ControlsSteering Wheel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Customer Assistance Offices . . . . 15

DDatabase CoverageExplanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Destination and GuidanceCommands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

Destination Menu with RouteGuidance Active . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Destination, Navigation . . . . . . . . . . 51Detailed Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Device List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90DevicesAuxiliary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Driving on a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59Dual Tone Multi-Frequency(DTMF) Tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

DVDRear Seat EntertainmentSystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

DVD Display Error Messages . . . . 46DVD Distortion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46DVD/CD Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

EEnding a Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89English or Metric Units . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

FFinding a Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16


i-2 INDEX

GGeneral Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Global PositioningSystem (GPS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

HHeadphones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Help Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70Helpful Hints for SpeakingCommands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Home Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Home Page Customization . . . . . . 10Home Page Features . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

IInfotainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Infotainment Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Infotainment System Settings . . . . 15Internet RadioPandora. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Stitcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

LLanguage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Launching Pandora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Launching Stitcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Loading and Ejecting Discs . . . . . . 28Low Fuel Alert (If Equipped) . . . . . 78

MMaking a Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86Making a Call Using thePhone Book Contacts andCall List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Map Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Map Data Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Map End User LicenseAgreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Map Scales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49MessagingText . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91

Mixed-Band Presets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18MP3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

NNavigationDestination. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51Symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50Using the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

OOnStar (if equipped)Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

OnStar® System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59Overview, Infotainment System . . . 5

PPairing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82Pairing a New BluetoothDevice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

Pandora (If Equipped) . . . . . . . . . . . 96Pandora Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68Pandora Internet Radio . . . . . . . . . . 19Pandora Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . 22Pandora® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19PhoneBluetooth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79

Pictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Playing a DVD Video . . . . . . . . . . . . 30


INDEX i-3

Playing an Audio CD . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Playing an MP3 CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Playing from a USB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Playing from an iPhoneor iPad® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Playing from an iPod . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Playing the Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15PortUSB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Problems with RouteGuidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

RRadiosAM-FM Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15CD/DVD Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Satellite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Rear Camera (If Equipped) . . . . . . 77Rear Seat EntertainmentSystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Remote Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Ringtones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

SSatellite Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Scroll Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70SiriusXM Categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19SiriusXM® NavTraffic (IfEquipped) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Software Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Steering Wheel Controls . . . . . . . . . . 8Stitcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Stitcher Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69Stitcher Internet Radio . . . . . . . . . . . 23Stitcher Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . 25Storing Radio Station Presets . . . 18Symbols, Navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50SystemInfotainment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

System Needs Service, If . . . . . . . . 62

TText . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91Text Messaging Commands . . . . . 70Trademarks and LicenseAgreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

UUpdatesMap Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

USB MP3 Player and USBDrives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

USB Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Using the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Using Voice Recognition . . . . . 63, 80

VVehiclePositioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61

Video Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41ViewingPictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

Voice Pass-Thru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Voice Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63Voice Recognition for MyMedia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Voice Recognition forNavigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

Voice Recognition for Phone . . . . . 66Voice Recognition for theRadio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65


i-4 INDEX

WWeather (If Equipped) . . . . . . . . . . . 78Weather Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70Website Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

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