Owner's Guide

Note: To play media from a USB connection,
Model 3 recognizes flash drives only. You can
play media from other types of devices (such
as an iPod) by connecting to the device using
Bluetooth.
Note: Media Player supports USB flash drives
with FAT32 formatting (NTFS and exFAT are
not currently supported).
Note: Use a USB connection located at the
front of the center console. The USB
connections at the rear of the console are for
charging only.
Bluetooth
®
Connected Devices
If you have a Bluetooth-capable device such
as a phone that is paired and connected to
Model 3 (see Pairing a Bluetooth Phone on
page 111), you can play audio files stored on
it. You can also stream a music service from it
(for example, Pandora or Spotify). Choose
Media Player's Phone source, then touch the
name of your Bluetooth-connected device,
and then touch CONNECT.
Your Bluetooth device begins playing the
audio file that is currently active on your
device, and Media Player displays the
Miniplayer view. If no audio file is playing on
your device, use your device to choose the
audio file you want to listen to. When the file
begins to play, you can then use Miniplayer's
next and previous icons to play other tracks.
Note: To play media from a Bluetooth-
connected device, ensure that access to the
device’s media is turned on (see Pairing a
Bluetooth Phone on page 111).
Audio Settings
Press the equalizer icon at the
bottom corner of Media Player to
access audio settings for tone and
balance. Other settings may be
available based on your vehicle
features and market region. For
example, if equipped with the
premium package, you can turn
immersive sound on and o.
To adjust any of the five frequency bands
(Bass, Bass/Mid, Mid, Mid/Treble, and Treble)
drag the corresponding slider up or down the
decibel (dB) bar.
To adjust balance, touch Balance and drag the
center circle of the cross bars to the location
in Model 3 where you want to focus the sound.
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