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Interior Features

Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone

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Making a Call

Using the Phonebook

Make a call by saying the name of the contact in the downloaded phonebook.

Calls can be made by saying the name of a person whose phone number has been previously registered in the Bluetooth hands-free system. Refer to Importing Contacts (Downloading the Phonebook).

  1. Press the Call key.
  2. Prompt: "Ready."
  3. Say: [Beep] "Call"
  4. Prompt: "Call. Please say the name."
  5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g. "John")" (Say a name stored in the phone book.) The spoken name will be searched for in the phone book.

If one contact matches, go to step 7.

If several contacts match, go to step 6.

  • Prompt: "Do you want to call XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Person you want to call) Say: [Beep] "Yes". Then go to step 7.

    • (Person you do not want to call) Say: [Beep] "No". Then go to step 6 (3 times maximum).

  • Prompt: "(Do you want to call (John) at home, at work, on mobile or other)... or press the End button to exit hands-free mode."
  • Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g. "at home")"
  • Prompt: "XXXXX... (e.g. "John") XXXX (e.g. "at home"). Press the Talk button to call or say Back to enter another name."
  • (Dialing) Press the Talk button or say "Call". Then go to step 11.

    • (Name correction) Say "Back". Then return to step 4.
  • The call is placed.

    • NOTE

    It is possible to combine the "Call" command, Name in the phone book and Location.

    E.g. at step 3, say "Call John's Phone"; steps 4 and 5 can then be skipped.

    Screen operation

    1. Briefly press thel'écranon the screen to display
      the phone book screen.
    2. Touch the contact you want to call to display the contact details screen.
    3. Touch the desired phone number to place the call.

    Import contacts (Download phone book)

    The phone book data of the device (mobile phone) can be sent and stored in your Bluetooth hands-free phone system using Bluetooth.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    3. Briefly press the buttonàor
      l'écran pour passer au fonctionnementon the screen to switch to device operation.

    NOTE

    • If a phone book has already been stored in the hands-free device during "Phone book download", the current phone book will be overwritten.
    • A maximum of 1000 contacts can be stored in the phone book.
    • For privacy reasons, the phone book, incoming/outgoing call history and speed dial memory are unique to each mobile phone.
    1. The download will start from the mobile phone.

    Deleting phone book data

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur l'informationon the screen.
    2. Briefly touch the contact information you want to delete.
    3. Briefly press the buttonon the screen.

    Using the call history

    It is possible to place a call using the call history (incoming/outgoing call history) downloaded from the mobile phone (Redial/Callback). The call history is downloaded automatically when the hands-free phone and mobile phone are connected or paired.

    NOTE

    If an anonymous call is received, the phone number shown in the call history may be a random number. This is because a mobile phone sends random numbers to the vehicle. In this case, please note that the Redial and Callback functions below may not work.

    Redial function

    This voice command calls the last person you called (either from your mobile phone or from the vehicle).

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready."
    3. Say: [Beep] "Redial"
    4. The most recent call in the call history (outgoing calls) is placed.

    Automatic callback function

    This voice command places a call to the last person who called you.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready."
    3. Say: [Beep] "Callback"
    4. The most recent call in the call history (incoming calls) is placed.

    Speed dial function

    A maximum of eight phone numbers can be stored. Calling is faster after the phone number is stored. Also, you do not need to search the phone book for the person you want to call.

    Storing speed dial entries from the phone book

    1. Briefly press theà l'écran.
      on the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonAppuyer sur le contact que vouson the screen.
    3. Touch the contact you want to store as a speed dial entry.
    4. Touch the phone number you want to store.
    5. Check that the stored name and phone number are displayed in the phone book, then briefly touch the keyon the screen.

    Making calls using speed dial

    1. Briefly press theà l'écran.
      on the screen.
    2. Touch the contact information you want to call.

    Changing stored contacts to other contacts

    1. Briefly touch the tab on the screen.
    2. Briefly touch the key on the screen.
    3. Briefly touch the key on the screen.
    4. Touch the contact you want to store as a speed dial entry.
    5. Touch the phone number you want to store
    6. Check that the stored name and phone number are displayed in the phone book, then briefly touch the keyon the screen.

    Deleting speed dial data

    1. Briefly press theà l'écran.
      on the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonvous aimeriez supprimer.on the screen for the contact you want
      to delete.
    3. Briefly press thel'écranon the screen to display
      the confirmation screen.
    4. Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.
      on the screen.

    Entering a phone number

    NOTE

    Practice this operation while parked, until you feel completely comfortable doing it while driving on a safe road. If you are not completely confident, make all calls after parking the vehicle; only drive when you are fully confident and can concentrate all your attention on driving.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready."
    3. Say: [Beep] "Dial"
    4. Prompt: "Dial. Please say the number"
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXXXXXXXX (e.g.

    "5551234") (phone number)"

  • Prompt: "XXXXXXXXXXX. (e.g.

    • "5551234") (phone number (first choice))"

  • Prompt: "Press the Talk button to dial or keep adding numbers. You can also say Option A or Option B to replace the last digits entered with those shown on the screen, or say Back to erase the last digits entered."
  • (Dialing) Press the Talk button or say "Dial", then go to step 9.

    • (Adding/entering phone number) Say "XXX" (desired phone number). Then go to step 5.

    (The last recognized phone number is replaced by option A or B) Say "Option A" or "Option B".

    Then go to step 6.

    (Phone number correction) Say "Back". The prompt responds, "The last digits entered have been deleted." Then go to step 4 or step 7.
  • The call is placed.

    • NOTE

    For faster operation, you can combine the "Dial" command with a phone number.

    E.g., at step 3, say "Dial 1234567". Steps 4 and 5 can then be skipped.

    Screen operation

    1. Enter the phone number using the numeric keypad.
    2. Briefly press the buttonà l'écran pour faire l'appel.
      on the screen to place the call.

    Enter the digit or symbol

    Use the numeric keypad.

    Press and hold thel'écran pour entrer .Touch
    on the screen to enter .

    Press thepourTouch on the screen
    to delete the current input value.

    Emergency Calls

    You can call the emergency number (911: USA/Canada, 066: Mexico) using the voice command.

    It may not function correctly in some areas of Mexico.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Emergency number"
    4. Prompt: "Emergency number. Press the Talk button to dial the emergency number."
    5. (Dial) Press the Talk button or say "Call".
    6. Prompt: "Dialing XXX (911: USA/Canada, 066: Mexico)."

    Automatic 911 (USA/Canada only)

    If the vehicle is involved in a collision and the fuel supply is cut off, a 911 call is made automatically from the connected device.

    1. If the vehicle is involved in a collision and the fuel supply is cut off, a notice of the 911 call is given through the audio and the screen display. To cancel the call, press theraccrocher dans les 10 secondes.on the screen or the
      End key within 10 seconds.
    2. If the End key is not pressed within 10 seconds, the 911 call is made automatically.

    NOTE

    A hands-free device must be paired and connected. The 911 operator can check the vehicle's location information using the hands-free GPS, if equipped.

    The 911 operator can check the vehicle's location information.

    (Automatic 911 call: On and Off)

    The system can be set so that it does not call 911 if the vehicle is involved in a collision and the fuel supply is cut off.

    WARNING

    Although the system can be set not to call 911, this goes against the purpose of the system, which is to contact emergency services immediately to help you in the event of an accident. For the safety of the driver and all passengers, Mazda recommends keeping the automatic 911 call system on so that a 911 call can be made when necessary.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    3. Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.on the screen or the
      Appuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    4. Briefly press the buttonon the screen.

    Receiving an Incoming Call

    1. Prompt: "Incoming call. Press the Talk button to answer."
    2. To accept the call, press the Talk key or briefly press thel'écran.on
      the screen.
    To reject the call, press the End key or briefly press thel'écran.on
    the screen.

    NOTE

    To stop receiving phone calls, turn on the Do Not Disturb function.

    Ending a Call

    Press the End key or briefly press thel'écran durant l'appel.Touch
    on the screen during the call.

    Mute

    The microphone can be muted during a call.

    Briefly press the buttonon the screen.


    Briefly press the buttonpour annuler la sourdine.Touch on the screen during mute
    to cancel mute.

    Transferring a Call from the Hands-Free System to a Mobile Phone

    The communication between the hands-free unit and the device (mobile phone) is cancelled, and the call can be switched to a standard call using the device (mobile phone).

    Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.
    on the display.

    NOTE

    If the ignition switch is turned to the OFF position during a hands-free call, the call will be automatically transferred to the device (mobile phone).

    Transferring a Call from a Device (Mobile Phone) to the Hands-Free System

    The communication between the devices (mobile phones) can be switched to the Bluetooth hands-free system.

    Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.
    on the display.

    Call Waiting

    You can interrupt a call to receive an incoming call from a third party.

    To switch to a new incoming call.

    Briefly touch on the screen or press thedécrocher
    Talk key on the steering wheel.

    NOTE

    • Once the new incoming call is received, the previous call is put on hold.
    • Briefly touch l'écran ou appuyer sur la touche
      on the screen, or press the End key on the steering wheel, to reject a call.

    Switching Between Calls

    You can also switch back to the previous call.

    Briefly press the buttondécrocher située sur le volant de direction.Touch on the screen or press the
    Talk key on the steering wheel.

    Three-Way Calling

    Briefly press the buttonTransmission DTMF (signalon the screen.


    DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) Signal Transmission

    This function is used when transmitting DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) signals via the numeric keypad. The receiver of the DTMF signal is usually the answering machine of a landline phone or a company's automated call center.

    1. Briefly press the buttonun appareil à domicile ou à un serviceTouch on the screen after connecting to
      a home device or service to display the tone transmission screen.
    2. Enter the number using the numeric keypad.

    NOTE

    If the DTMF code contains two (or more) digits or symbols, each one must be transmitted individually.

    Receiving and Replying to Messages (MAP 1.0 only)

    SMS (Short Message Service) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) messages received by connected devices can be downloaded, displayed, and read.

    Replies can also be made to calls and messages within received messages.

    Downloading Messages

    Up to 15 new messages can be downloaded and displayed from a connected device.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonon the screen.

    NOTE

    • Unread messages are downloaded first.
    • Attachments are not downloaded.
    • Messages up to 160 bytes can be downloaded.
    • A message list is created for each device.
    • If there are unread messages, the receive icon is displayed.
    • If the connected device does not support MAP 1.0, the AT command is used for downloading. The downloaded message is shown as already read.
    • Downloading using the AT command may not work depending on the connected device.

    Receiving Messages

    When a device receives a message, a message received notification is displayed.

    When theest appuyée, le message est téléchargé.on-screen key
    is pressed, the message is downloaded.

    NOTE

    To prevent the message received notification from being displayed, turn on the Do Not Disturb feature.

    Displaying Messages

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur le messageon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the message you want to display.

    NOTE

    • Briefly press the à l'écran pour afficher le message suivant, on-screen key
      to display the next message, and press the l'écran pour afficher le message antérieur. on-screen key to
      display the previous message.
    • When the l'écran est on-screen key
      is pressed, the message content is displayed.

    Reading the Message

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur le messageon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the message you want to read again.
    3. Briefly press the buttonon the screen.

    NOTE

    To pause playback, briefly press the keyAppel d'une personne ayant envoyé unon the screen.


    Calling the Sender of a Message

    You can call the people who send SMS and MMS messages.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur le message suron the screen.
    2. Briefly press the message you want to return the call for.
    3. Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.
      on the screen.

    NOTE

    Calls cannot be returned to people who sent an email.

    Replying to Messages

    Replies to received messages can be sent by selecting from saved predefined messages.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur le messageon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the message you want to reply to.
    3. Briefly press the buttonSélectionner la phrase à envoyer depuison the screen.
    4. Select the phrase to send from the predefined messages.
    5. Press theà
      on the screen.

    NOTE

    Predefined messages cannot be edited.

    Deleting Messages

    Downloaded messages can be deleted.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur le messageon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the message you want to delete.
    3. Briefly press the buttonAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    4. Briefly press the buttonà l'écran.
      on the screen.

    NOTE

    Messages saved on a device cannot be deleted.

    Do Not Disturb Feature

    You can adjust the settings so that incoming calls and messages are not announced.

    1. Briefly press theAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    2. Briefly press the buttonPour le réglage, appuyer brièvementon the screen.
    3. To adjust the setting, briefly press thelaon-screen key or
      theAppuyer brièvement sur la toucheon the screen.
    4. Briefly press the buttonon the screen.

    NOTE

    The operations listed below are possible even when the Do Not Disturb feature is turned on.

    • Downloading messages
    • Downloading the phone book
    • Downloading the incoming/outgoing call history
    • Sending messages

    Operating the Audio System Using Voice Recognition

    Turning the audio system on/off, changing the audio mode, and operating the audio system can be done using voice recognition.

    NOTE

    (When playing a USB device or iPod)

    When a track is selected using voice recognition, the track list is set to the VR playlist.

    Turning On the Audio System

    The audio system can be turned on using voice recognition.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Audio on"
    4. The audio is turned on.

    Turning off the audio system

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Change mode"
    4. Prompt: "The available audio modes are: AM Radio, FM Radio, FM 1 Radio, FM 2 Radio, Sirius, Sirius 1, Sirius 2, Sirius 3, USB Audio, iPod, Bluetooth Audio, Pandora, CD, Aux, Audio off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "Audio off"
    6. The audio is turned off.

    Changing the Mode

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Change mode"
    4. Prompt: "The available audio modes are: AM Radio, FM Radio, FM 1 Radio, FM 2 Radio, Sirius, Sirius 1, Sirius 2, Sirius 3, USB Audio, iPod, Bluetooth Audio, Pandora, CD, Aux, Audio off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXX (e.g., "AM") (audio source)"
    6. The audio source is changed.

    NOTE

    CD, SIRIUS satellite radio, USB, iPod, Bluetooth audio and Pandora modes cannot be selected in the following cases:

    • The audio system does not have a SIRIUS satellite radio unit, a USB device, an iPod, a Bluetooth audio device or Pandora.
    • No compact disc has been inserted.

    AUX mode is locked unless a commercially available portable audio device (such as an MP3 player) is connected to the auxiliary jack. Connect a commercially available portable audio device or similar product to the auxiliary jack to listen to music or sounds through the vehicle speakers.

    Playing the Selected Track Number

    (When playing a compact disc)

    A desired track number on a compact disc can be played using voice recognition.

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Play track"
    4. Prompt: "Which track number would you like to listen to?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXX (e.g., "15") (track number)"
    6. The current track number has been played.

    Playing the Selected Artist

    (When playing a USB device or iPod)

    Tracks by a desired artist on a USB device or iPod can be played using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72. Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Play"
    4. Prompt: "Would you like to listen by artist, album, playlist or genre?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "Artist"
    6. Prompt: "Which artist would you like to listen to?"
    7. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g.,

    "Michael") (artist name)"

  • The spoken name will be searched for on the USB device or iPod.

    • If there is one matching contact, go to step 10.

    If there are several matching contacts, go to step 9.

  • Prompt: "Would you like to listen to XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Artist you want to play) Say: [Beep] "Yes" Then, go to step 10.

    • (Artist you do not want to play) Say: [Beep] "No." Then go to step 9. (3 times maximum)
  • The tracks in the selected playlist are played.

    • Playing the Selected Album

    (When playing a USB device or iPod)

    Tracks from a desired album on a USB device or iPod can be played using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72. Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Play"
    4. Prompt: "Would you like to listen by artist, album, playlist or genre?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "Album"
    6. Prompt: "Which album would you like to listen to?"
    7. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g. \"I Am\") (Album name)"
    8. The spoken name will be searched for on the USB device or iPod.

    If there is one matching contact, go to step 10.

    If there are several matching contacts, go to step 9.

  • Prompt: "Would you like to listen to XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Album you want to play) Say: [Beep] "Yes" Then go to step 10.

    • (Album you do not want to play) Say: [Beep] "No." Then go to step 9. (3 times maximum)
  • The tracks of the selected album are played.

    • Playing the selected playlist

    (When playing a USB device or iPod)

    Tracks from a desired playlist on a USB device or iPod can be played using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72. Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Play"
    4. Prompt: "Would you like to listen by artist, album, playlist or genre?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "Playlist"
    6. Prompt: "Which playlist would you like to listen to?"
    7. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g. \"My Favorite\") (Playlist name)"
    8. The spoken name will be searched for on the USB device or iPod.

    If there is one matching contact, go to step 10.

    If there are several matching contacts, go to step 9.

  • Prompt: "Would you like to listen to XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Playlist you want to play) Say: [Beep] "Yes" Then go to step 10.

    • (Playlist you do not want to play) Say: [Beep] "No." Then go to step 9. (3 times maximum)
  • The tracks in the selected playlist are played.

    • Playing the selected genre

    (When playing a USB device or iPod)

    Tracks by a desired artist on a USB device or iPod can be played using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72. Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Play"
    4. Prompt: "Would you like to listen by artist, album, playlist or genre?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "Genre"
    6. Prompt: "Which genre would you like to listen to?"
    7. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g. \"Rock\") (Genre name)"
    8. The spoken name will be searched for on the USB device or iPod.

      If there is one matching contact, go to step 10.

      If there are several matching contacts, go to step 9.

    9. Prompt: "Would you like to listen to XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Genre you want to play) Say: [Beep] "Yes" Then go to step 10.

      (Genre you do not want to play) Say: [Beep] "No." Then go to step 9. (3 times maximum)

    10. The tracks of the selected genre are played.

    Scan

    (When listening to radio, Sirius satellite radio, compact disc, or BT audio (AVRCP1.4))

    The scan function for radio, Sirius satellite radio, compact disc, or BT audio (AVRCP1.4) can be started using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    Refer to Satellite Radio Operation on page 5-48.

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Scan (or Scan off)"
    4. Start or stop scanning.

    Mute

    Audio mute can be activated using voice recognition.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Mute (or Mute off)"
    4. Start or stop mute.

    Track Search

    (When playing a compact disc, USB, iPod, BT audio (AVRCP1.0/1.3/1.4))

    The next/previous track function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72.

    Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    Next track

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Next track"
    4. Playing the next track.

    Previous track

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Previous track"
    4. Playing the previous track.

    Folder Search

    (When playing BT audio (AVRCP1.4))

    The next/previous track function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    Folder up

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Next folder"
    4. Playing the next folder.

    Folder down

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Previous folder"
    4. Playing the previous folder.

    Pause/Resume

    (When playing a compact disc, USB, iPod, BT audio (AVRCP1.0/1.3/1.4), Pandora)

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72.

    Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    Pause

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Pause"
    4. Playback has been paused.

    Resume playback

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. (When playing a compact disc, USB, iPod, BT audio (AVRCP1.0/1.3/1.4)) Say: [Beep] "Resume" (When playing Pandora) Say: [Beep] "Play"
    4. Playback has resumed.

    Repeat

    (When playing a compact disc, USB, iPod, BT audio (AVRCP1.4))

    The repeat function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72.

    Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    (When playing a compact disc)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Repeat (or Repeat off)"
    4. Repeat is turned on or off.

    (When playing USB, iPod)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Repeat"
    4. Prompt: "The repeat options are: Track and Off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "Track (or Off)"
    6. Track repeat is turned on or off.

    (When playing BT audio)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Repeat"
    4. Prompt: "The repeat options are: Track, Folder and Off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX (Track, Folder or Off)"
    6. If "Track" is said, track repeat is activated.

    If "Folder" is said, folder repeat is activated.

    If you say "Disable", repeat is stopped.

    Shuffle

    (When playing a compact disc, USB, iPod, BT audio (AVRCP1.4))

    The repeat function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Operating the Compact Disc Player on page 5-56.

    Refer to How to Use USB Mode (Type B) on page 5-72.

    Refer to How to Use iPod Mode (Type B) on page 5-80.

    Refer to Bluetooth Audio System Operation Procedure on page 5-113.

    (When playing a compact disc)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Shuffle (or Shuffle off)"
    4. Shuffle is turned on or off.

    (When playing USB, iPod)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Shuffle"
    4. Prompt: "The shuffle options are: Album, Track and Off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX (Album, Track or Off)"
    6. If "Album" is said, album shuffle is activated.

      If "Track" is said, track shuffle is activated.

      If "Off" is said, shuffle is turned off.

    (When playing BT audio)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Shuffle"
    4. Prompt: "The shuffle options are: Folder, All and Off."
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX (Folder, All or Off)"
    6. If "Folder" is said, folder shuffle is activated.

      If "All" is said, device shuffle is activated.

      If "Off" is said, shuffle is turned off.

    Switching radio text information display on/off (US/Canada only)

    (When listening to FM radio)

    The radio text information display can be switched on/off using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Radio text" (or "Radio text off")
    4. The radio text information is displayed/hidden.

    Selecting by specifying the frequency

    (When listening to the radio)

    Selecting by specifying the frequency can be done using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Frequency"
    4. Prompt: "Which frequency, please?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXX (e.g. 610) (Frequency)"
    6. The specified frequency is selected.

    Seek tuning function

    (When listening to the radio) Seek tuning can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    Seek up

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Next radio station"
    4. Seek up is performed.

    Seek down

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Previous radio station"
    4. Seek down is performed.

    Auto memory tuning function

    (When listening to the radio) The auto memory tuning function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Auto memory seek"
    4. Auto memory seek is performed.

    Automatic preset memory function

    (When listening to the radio) Presetting in automatic memory can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Auto preset memory"
    4. Prompt: "Please say the number"
    5. Say: [Beep] "X (e.g. 3) (Preset number)"
    6. The specified preset number is selected.

    Preset switching

    (When listening to the radio or SiriusXM satellite radio) Radio stations stored as presets can be selected using voice recognition.

    Refer to Radio Operation on page 5-42.

    Refer to Satellite Radio Operation on page 5-48.

    Specify the preset number and select

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Preset"
    4. Prompt: "Please say a preset number between 1 and 6."
    5. Say: [Beep] "X (e.g. 3) (Preset number)"
    6. The specified preset number is selected.

    Selecting the next preset (when listening to the radio)

    1. Press the call button
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Next preset radio"
    4. The next preset is selected.

    Selecting the previous preset (when listening to the radio)

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Previous preset radio"
    4. The previous preset is selected.

    Changing channels

    (When listening to SiriusXM satellite radio) Channel selection can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to Satellite Radio Operation on page 5-48.

    Selecting by specifying the channel number

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Channel"
    4. Prompt: "Which channel number, please?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXX (e.g. 610) (Channel number)"
    6. The specified channel is selected.

    Selecting the next channel

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Next channel"
    4. The next channel is selected.

    Selecting the previous channel

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Previous channel"
    4. The previous channel is selected.

    Skip track function

    (When listening to Pandora) The skip track function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Skip track"
    4. The track is skipped.

    Thumbs up function

    (When listening to Pandora) The thumbs up function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "I like this"
    4. This tells the Pandora radio that you like this track and helps bring more tracks like it to your station.

    Thumbs down function

    (When listening to Pandora)

    The thumbs down function can be performed using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "I don't like this"
    4. This tells the Pandora radio not to play this track.

    Selecting a Pandora radio station

    (When listening to Pandora)

    A Pandora radio station can be selected using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Station"
    4. Prompt: "Which Pandora station would you like?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "XXXXX... (e.g.,

      "90s Classics") (Station name)"

    6. The system searches for the announced radio station.

      If there is one matching contact, go to step 8.

      If there are several matching contacts, go to step 7.

    7. Prompt: "Would you like to listen to XXXXX... (Choice 1)?" (Station you want to listen to) Say: [Beep] "Yes" Then go to step 8.

      (Station you do not want to listen to) Say: [Beep] "No." Then go to step 7.

      (Maximum 3 times)

    8. The specified radio station is selected.

    Displaying the Pandora Radio Station List

    (During Pandora playback) A list of Pandora radio stations can be displayed using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "List stations"
    4. The radio station list is displayed.

    Bookmark Function

    (During Pandora playback) The bookmark function can be operated using voice recognition.

    Refer to How to Use Pandora on page 5-116.

    1. Press the Call key.
    2. Prompt: "Ready"
    3. Say: [Beep] "Bookmark"
    4. Prompt: "Would you like to bookmark the Track or the Artist?"
    5. Say: [Beep] "Track (or Artist)"
    6. The track or artist has been added to your bookmarks.

    Gracenote Database

    The Gracenote media database is used to improve voice recognition of artist and album names with the Mazda hands-free system. To make better use of voice recognition, install the latest database.

    WARNING

    For more information on the latest Gracenote database that can be used and how to use it, refer to the Mazda Hands-Free website: http://www.mazdahandsfree.com

    Introduction

    Music recognition technology and related data are provided by Gracenote. Gracenote is the industry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery. For more information, visit www.gracenote.com.

    CD and music-related data from Gracenote, Inc., copyright 2000 Gracenote.

    Gracenote software, copyright 2000 Gracenote. One or more patents owned by Gracenote apply to this product and service. Visit the Gracenote website for a non-exhaustive list of applicable Gracenote patents. Gracenote, CDDB, MusicID, MediaVOCS, the Gracenote logo and logotype, and the "Powered by Gracenote" logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Gracenote in the United States and/or other countries.

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