The gadget must first be added to your Kia’s list of Bluetooth devices in order to pair with it. Simply turn on Bluetooth and connect to the device of your choosing after that.
You must first pair a device with your Kia by adding it to the system’s list of Bluetooth devices in order to establish a connection over Bluetooth. Five devices in total may be registered. This is how.
1) Press the [PHONE] button on the control panel, then choose Phone settings > Add new device. You can also use the Call/Answer button on your steering wheel as an alternative.
2) On the device you wish to connect to, turn on Bluetooth. Find the system for your car and then choose it.
3) To finalize the connection, enter or confirm the password.
* Enter the password 0000, which should show up on your system screen, if the passkey input pop-up shows on your device.
* Verify that the 6-digit password that shows on your device matches the one that is displayed on your system screen, and then confirm connection from the device, if one displays.
Bluetooth is allegedly universally compatible, although there are some situations in which this may not be the case. For instance, Bluetooth Smart devices can only be associated with other Bluetooth Smart devices.
It is simple to couple a device with your Kia, however you can only connect one item at once.
1) From the control panel, select Phone settings > Paired devices by pressing the [PHONE] button. You can also quickly start by pressing the Call/Answer button on the steering wheel if there is no connected device.
2) Choose the device of your choosing by turning the [TUNE] knob, then press the knob to connect.
*If another device is already connected, click on it to unplug it first.
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Why won’t my Kia Soul’s Bluetooth function?
- Try unplugging every gadget from the Kia and removing it from the infotainment system permanently. One electrical device should be connected at a time. To prevent connectivity problems, Bluetooth should be turned off on any additional devices that are not in use. Turn off Bluetooth on both your Kia and your smartphone. Restart both your electronic gadget and the vehicle after that. Restart both, then turn on Bluetooth on each and try connecting once more.
- To improve the Bluetooth connection between your smartphone and the Kia’s infotainment system, clear the area around it of all clutter, including coins and pens.
- A full charge should be present on your smartphone. It will emit a weak Bluetooth signal when the battery is low, which might lead to issues like dropped calls.