Nav system glitches

[Beeper]

1. I can't seem to set an FM radio station. The manual says to push "Auto Reset". My car's only got "Auto Store" in the same location as Auto Reset was in the manual. When I push that button, as instructed in the Navigation System's User Manual, the system cycles through all the sstation and returns to the original. It looks like the pre-sets were already there on the car I bought. With only 22 miles on the car, and stations that weren't related, I don't get that.

2. I cannot figure out how to enter phone numbers into the contact list. I saw this terrific video on YouTube about how the mobile phone's contact list immediately uploaded onto the nav system when you get in the car, but that didn't happen with my iPhone at the dealer's when we did the final run-through. I looked again at the YouTube and it's a Blackberry. Any info on whether iPhone will be supported?

 

[Johkyo]

Beeper,

I am having a similar issue with the contact list. My phone (LGCU-500) works perfectly with the bluetooth system except that it does not offer the ability to upload the contact list via bluetooth. The owners manual gives what seems to be very clear instructions on manually entering a contact list into your nav system by voice command, but (in my case) the instructions just do not apply to my system. The menu tree does not match the owners manual.

So far if I want to make a call I have to activate the call from my phone, pull up recent send/receive numbers on the nav system or by voice command saying the number.

If anyone can shed some light on this I would be thankful.

 

[STREETS]

No Bluetooth contact list transfer

 

[mikec]

Post which stereo/nav/etc system you have in your vehicles, or at least the model year, trim/option level (base, premium, Tech, etc), and coupe or sedan. Hyundai uses a couple different units depending on the trim level, vehicle type (coupe or sedan), and model year of your vehicle. For example the 2009 Genesis sedans can have bluetooth integrated with the high-end Lexicon stereo+NAV system (Tech package) or as a separate module mounted in the ceiling (in place of the sunglass holder) for non-Tech models. It's different again for 2010 models... and different on the coupes.

I don't know how many total bluetooth implementations are currently possible... but it's at least 4. Multiple stereos too.

mike c.

 

[Johkyo]

2010 Genesis Coupe Grandtouring 3.8
Infinity Sound System
Garmin Nav

Thanks!