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Tips

  

Make sure you accept the request from 

SYNC

 to access your phone.

   To pair subsequent phones or to learn 

more about your 

SYNC

 system, please 

refer to 

Pairing Subsequent Phones

 in the 

SYNC

 chapter of your 

Owner’s Manual

.

Using Your Phone with SYNC

Note:

 

You must download your phone book 

to make phone calls with voice commands 
by name.

Making a Phone Call

Use

 

SYNC

 

to make a phone call to anyone 

in your phone book by pressing the voice 
button and when prompted, give a  
voice command.
For example, you could say “

Call Jake Smith 

at home

”. When the system confirms the 

number, say “

Dial

” again to initiate the call.

Note:

 You can also make phone calls 

by pressing the voice button 

. When 

prompted, give the voice command “

Dial

”, 

then verbally say the phone number.

Answering Incoming Calls

Whenever you have an incoming call, you 
will be able to see the name and number of 
the person calling in your display. Press the 
phone button 

 to answer an incoming 

call. You can hang up at any time by 
pressing and holding the phone button 

.

Do Not Disturb Mode

This feature blocks incoming calls and text 
messages, and saves them for later. You 
still have access to outgoing calls when this 
feature is active. Say the voice command 
“

Do not disturb on

” to enable and “

Do not 

disturb off

” to disable. 

Using SYNC to Access Digital Media

SYNC

 has a media hub with multiple inputs 

allowing you to access personal media from 
your digital devices. Plug in your 

USB

 media 

devices such as phones and 

MP3

 players, 

and use 

SYNC

 to play all of your favorite 

music. 

SYNC

 indexes all of your music. 

The more music stored on your device, the 
longer it takes 

SYNC

 to index.

Using Voice Commands to Play Music

1.  Plug your media player into your  

USB port.

2.  Press the voice button 

. When 

prompted, say “

USB

”, then follow-up 

saying one of the following  
voice commands.

SYNC AppLink

TM

*

SYNC AppLink

 allows voice access to 

select mobile applications that you already 
have or can download to your Android

TM

, 

BlackBerry® or iPhone®.

Current apps available include Pandora 
Internet Radio®, Stitcher Smart Radio

TM

,  

Open Beak (BlackBerry exclusive), 
iHeartRadio, Slacker, NPR News and  
SYNC Destinations and more.

For more information on 

SYNC

, visit the 

website or call the toll-free number. See the 
inside front cover of this guide for details.

SYNC®

Getting Started with Your SYNC System

SYNC is a hands-free, voice recognition system used  

for entertainment, information and communication.

  

SYNC. Say the Word.

General Tips

   Press 

RETURN

 to exit a menu.

   For additional support, refer to your 

Owner’s Manual

, visit the 

website or call the toll-free number. See the inside front cover  
of this guide for details.

Before You Get Started

1.  

Set up your owner account by visiting 

SyncMyRide.com

 (U.S.)  

or 

SyncMyRide.ca

 (Canada). Follow the on-screen instructions.

 Note:

 

Your account gives you even more SYNC capabilities, 

including personalization features and software updates.

2.

   SYNC

 uses a wireless connection called   

Bluetooth®

 to 

communicate with your phone. Turn 

Bluetooth

 mode on in  

your phone's menu options. This lets your phone find 

SYNC

.  

For more details on setting up your phone with 

SYNC

, visit 

SyncMyRide.com

 (U.S.), 

SyncMyRide.ca

 (Canada) or your  

phone manufacturer’s website.

*if equipped

Pairing Your Phone with SYNC

First-time pairing lets you use 
the many features of SYNC.

1.  Make sure that your vehicle 

is in park (P) and you switch 
your ignition and radio on.

2.  Press the phone button 

 

on your steering wheel or 
the 

Phone

 button on your 

audio controls. When the 

No phone paired

 message 

displays on the screen, press 

Settings

, then press 

Add

 to 

add your cellular phone.

3.  Make sure that you switch 

Bluetooth

 on and your 

cellular phone is in the 
proper mode. Refer to  
your phone’s user guide,  
if necessary.

4. 

Find SYNC

 

will appear on 

the touchscreen, indicating 
that it is trying to pair with 
your cellular phone. When  
the system finds your phone, 
your touchscreen will display 
a six-digit 

PIN

. 

5.  When prompted on your 

cellular phone’s display, 
enter the six-digit 

PIN

 

provided by 

SYNC

 into  

your cellular phone.

6.  The display indicates when 

the pairing is successful.

Note: 

The system may prompt 

you to:

   Set your phone as the  

primary 

or 

favorite

 (the 

primary phone will  
receive messages  
and voicemail).

   Download your phone  

book (a requirement  
to use the full set of  
voice commands).

  Switch on 911 Assist®.