5
. Select your criteria by choosing Play All, Genre, Artist, Album,
Track, etc., and then finalize your selection criteria via additional
t
ouch-screen selections.
N
ote: The “Playlist” criteria feature is typically available only when
using a media device. The “Explore USB” feature is typically
a
vailable only when using a USB storage device, offering a file
f
older organization-based selection.
HOW TO USE BLUETOOTH STREAMING AUDIO
S
YNC allows users to stream music from their Bluetooth-enabled mobile device
and play it through the SYNC audio system in the vehicle. The music must be on a
p
reviously paired and connected Bluetooth-enabled mobile device. Follow
t
hese steps.
1
. Ensure that the desired music is playing on the paired device
and that it is in Bluetooth audio streaming mode.
2. Press MEDIA on the navigation screen.
3
. Select the USER DEVICE tab.
4
. Press SOURCE repeatedly until BT AUDIO appears in the
line above SOURCE.
Note: This is a device-dependent feature.
For additional information, visit SyncMyRide.com, consult the vehicle owner
g
uide, and the documentation that came with the Bluetooth-enabled mobile
p
hone or media device.
Introduction You may already
be getting a lot of questions about SYNC, the
collaborative effort between Ford Motor Company
and Microsoft. Before we get into the specifics of
what you’ll need to show your customers, let’s look
at a few basics to give you a foundation for the
exciting details ahead. The information in this
section of the handbook is for vehicles with SYNC
but without navigation systems. For information on
SYNC on vehicles with navigation systems, please
see the SYNC WITH NAVIGATION section.
Important Points to
Understand and Communicate
It’s a good idea to share some important points
regarding SYNC with your customers. First, SYNC
is secure. No one else can access phonebooks or
hack into the system. Also, when SYNC plays music
through the vehicle’s audio system, it does not transfer
the actual music files. Instead, it streams the music
directly from the device, which is made possible by a
procedure called indexing. So there’s no file
copying involved.
As you work with the demonstrations in the Web-
based course, remember that there are a number of
different radio configurations for SYNC controls. While
we’re using one of the most common examples in the
online course, keep in mind that although the position
of buttons may vary from vehicle to vehicle, the
procedure will usually be similar. We’ll be using the
radio buttons for the most part, as well as the voice
button on the steering wheel. For more information
about using the buttons on the steering wheel, see the
owner guide for the vehicle.
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