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Voice Recognition...................................................................................................16Navigation.................................................................................................................22Bluetooth®HandsFreeLink® (HFL)........................................................................24Playing an iPod or USB Flash Memory Device...................................................27Rear Entertainment System (RES) ......................................................................28Owner Link..............................................................................................................30Safety Reminder......................................................................................................31Fuel Recommendation...........................................................................................31

Instrument Panel Indicators ...................................................................................2Information Display ..................................................................................................6Multi-Information Display (MID) ...........................................................................7Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)...........................................................9Auto Door Locks ...................................................................................................10Driving Position Memory System (DPMS) ........................................................12HomeLink® ..............................................................................................................13Rearview Camera...................................................................................................14Parking Sensor System ..........................................................................................15

BLUETOOTH®

HANDSFREELINK® p. 24

VOICE RECOGNITION p. 16

INSTRUMENT PANEL p. 2

NAVIGATION p. 22

AUDIO p. 21

T ECHNOLOGY REF ERENCE GU IDETheTechnology Reference Guide is designed to help you

get acquainted with your new Honda and provide referenceinstructions on driving controls and convenience items.

This guide is not intended as a substitute for the Owner’sManual. For complete information on vehicle controls andoperation, please refer to the respective sections in theOwner’s Manual.

As with the Owner’s Manual, this guide covers all trim levelsof the Pilot. Therefore, you may find descriptions of equipmentand features that are not on your particular trim level.

The section headingsin this guide arecolor-coded to helpyou learn aboutfeatures specific toyour vehicle’s trimlevel (see color key).

LX

EX

EX-L

EX-L with Navigation

Touring

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Malfunction IndicatorsIf an indicator remains on, there may be a problem; see your dealer

On/Off Indicators

Condition IndicatorsAction is needed by driver

PASSENGER

AIRBAG

OFF

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF(located on center panel)

SIDE AIRBAG OFF

CRUISE CONTROL on

ECO ECO on

VSA Activation on

Fog lights on (if equipped)

Headlights on

Turn signals/hazards on

High beams on

Charging system

Low brake fluid

Low oil pressure

ABS (anti-lock brake system)

VTM-4 (4WD only)

Malfunction lamp (check engine light)

VSA (vehicle stability assist)SRS (supplemental restraint system)

Light controlDRL (daytime running lights)

TPMS(tire pressure monitoring system)

Parking brake on: Release

Door/Tailgate open:Close door(s) / tailgate

Seat belt reminder:Fasten seat belt(s)

Maintenance Information: Make dealer appointment

Washer Level (if equipped):Add fluid

A/T Temperature (4WD only):Pull over and let engine idle

Starter System: Holdignition switch in START(III) for up to 15 seconds

Low fuel:Refill

Low tire pressure:Add air

INSTRUMENT PANEL INDICATORS

Immobilizer Flashes: improperly coded key;use correct key

Briefly appear with each engine start. Red and amber indicators are most critical. Blueand green indicators are used for general information.

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CRUISE MAIN on

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Malfunction IndicatorsIf an indicator remains on, there may be a problem; see your dealer On/Off Indicators

Condition IndicatorsAction is needed by driver

PASSENGER

AIRBAG

OFF

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF(located on center panel)

SIDE AIRBAG OFF

CRUISE CONTROL on

ECO ECO on

VSA Activation on

Fog lights on (if equipped)

Headlights on

Turn signals/hazards on

High beams on

Charging system

Low brake fluid

Low oil pressure

ABS (anti-lock brake system)

VTM-4 (4WD only)

Malfunction lamp (check engine light)

VSA (vehicle stability assist)SRS (supplemental restraint system)

Message indicator: See MID

Parking brake on: Release

Door/Tailgate open:Close door(s) / tailgate

Seat belt reminder:Fasten seat belt(s)

A/T Temperature (4WD only):Pull over and let engine idle

Low fuel:Refill

Low tire pressure:Add air

Immobilizer Flashes: improperly coded key;use correct key

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CRUISE MAIN on

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Accessing the Information Display

Information Displays

* if equipped

INFORMATION D ISPLAY

Consists of several displays that provide you with useful information.

To toggle between the differentdisplays, press and release theselect/reset knob repeatedly.

When you start the engine, thedisplay shows your last activeselection from the previous drivecycle.

MULTI-INFORMATION DISPLAY (MID)

Each MID display has sub-displays, some of which can be customized.

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Accessing the Multi-Information Display

Compass,odometer, andtotal traveldistance

MID Main Displays

When you start the engine, thedisplay shows your last activeselection from the previous drivecycle.

Tripcomputer*

KeylessMemorySettingsTM*

HandsFreeLink®

Tire pressuremonitor

Odometer,outsidetemperature*

Odometer,estimatedrange withremaining fuel

Odometer,engine oil life

Info Buttons

SEL/RESETButton

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Trip meter(A or B),current andaverage fueleconomy

To toggle between the MIDdisplays, press either Info button(�/�) for the main displays, andpress the SEL/RESET button forthe sub-displays.

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What to Do

How It Works

TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM (TPMS)

Monitors the vehicle’s tire pressures.

Each tire valve stem containsa TPMS sensor.

When the tire pressure dropssignificantly below recommendedlevels, the low tire pressureindicator comes on. NOTE: On vehicles with MID, amessage also appears on the display.

If the TPMS indicator appears, theremay be a problem with the system.See your dealer.

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Trip Computer

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Tripcomputer

Instant fueleconomy

Averagespeed A/B

Elapsed timeA/B

Range

Average fueleconomy A/B

While on the Trip Computer display,press the SEL/RESET button to accesstrip information. Press either Info(�/�) button to toggle through thevarious screens, or the SEL/RESETbutton for sub-displays.

Info Buttons

SEL/RESETButton

Press the Info buttonPress theSSEELL//RREESSEETTbutton

1.Visually inspect the tires fordamage.

2. Use a tire air pressure gauge(or check the MID) to checkwhich tire(s) have low pressure.

3. Inflate the tire(s), if necessary,to the recommended pressureslisted on the label on thedriver’s doorjamb.



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AUTO DOOR LOCKS Allows you to program how and when the vehicle doors automatically lock and unlock.

Default Lock/Unlock Setting

Default Lock SettingAll doors are preset to lock whenyour vehicle reaches about 9 mph.

Modifying the Auto Door Unlock Setting

Programmable Auto Door Lock/Unlock Settings Press either Info (�/�) button to toggle to the “Keyless Memory Settings” displayon the MID, then press SEL/RESET to activate the menu.

Below are the different programmable options you can choose. See Auto Door Lock-ing/Unlocking in your owner's manual for instructions on programming these settings. 1. Select “CHANGE SETTING.”

2. Select “DOOR-WINDOW SETUP.”

3. Select “AUTO DOOR UNLOCK.”

4 . Select “SHIFT TO P.”

5 . Select “ALL DOORS.”

6. Select “EXIT” to save the setting andexit the menu.

Default Lock SettingOnly the driver’s door is preset tounlock when you shift into Park (P).

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AUTO DOOR UNLOCK

Auto Unlock(all doors)

When you turnthe ignition OFF

When you shiftinto Park

Auto Unlock(only driver’s

door)When you turnthe ignition OFF

When you shiftinto Park

Turn off Auto Unlock

Operate manually

AUTO DOOR LOCK

Auto Lock

When youreach 9 mph

When you shiftout of Park

Turn off Auto Lock

Operate manually

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Modifying the Auto Door Unlock Setting

1. Close the driver’s door. Shift intoPark.

2. Turn the ignition to the ON (II)position.

4. Within 5 seconds, turn the ignition tothe LOCK (0) position.

3. Press and hold the unlock side ofthe master lock switch for about10 seconds. In that time, you willhear three clicks.

To program all doors to unlock when you shift to Park:

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DRIVING POSITION MEMORY SYSTEM (DPMS)

Store a driver’s seat and mirror position into memory for each remote transmitter.

Programming DPMS

HOMEL INK®

The HomeLink Universal Transceiver can be programmed to operate up to threeremote-controlled devices around your home, such as garage doors, lighting, or homesecurity systems.

Press and hold the button on the remote and the HomeLink button at the same time. Then, while continuing to hold the HomeLink button, press and release the button on the remote every 2 seconds.Does the LED blink at a faster rate within 20 seconds?

Press and hold the HomeLink button again.

Training

complete

YESNO

HomeLink indicator

flashes for 2 seconds,

then remains on.

HomeLink LED

remains on.YESNO

YESNO

Position the remote transmitter you wish to link 1–3 inches from the HomeLink button you want to program.

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Press and hold the desired HomeLink button and the button on the remote transmitter.Does the HomeLink indicator (LED) blink at a faster rate after about 10 seconds?

2

a

The remote has a rolling code. Press the “learn” button on the remote-controlled device (e.g., garage door opener).

Press the programmed HomeLink button again; the remote-controlled device should operate.

Within 30 seconds, press and

hold the programmed HomeLink button for 2 seconds.

a

Press and hold the programmed HomeLink button for about a second.Does the device (garage door opener) work?

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b

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Training a Button

If you have any problems programming HomeLink, see the owner’s manual includedwith the device you are trying to program, call HomeLink at (800) 355-3515, orvisit www.homelink.com.

Note: Each group of settings is activated by the corresponding remote transmitter(1 or 2) when it’s used to unlock the driver’s door. When activated, each item beginsto adjust before you enter the vehicle.

1. Turn the vehicle on. Shift intoPark (P).

2. Adjust your preferred seat andoutside mirror settings.

3. Press and hold the SET buttonuntil you hear a beep, then release.

4. Press and hold the memorybutton corresponding to theremote (1 or 2) you are usinguntil you hear two beeps.

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REARVIEW CAMERA

How It Works

For added convenience, the area behind your vehicle is displayed to help you navigatewhile backing up.

PARKING SENSOR SYSTEM

Warns you of the proximity between your vehicle and nearby objects when parkingor in Reverse.

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Models without navigation

Models with navigation

Adjust the screen brightnessby turning the Interface Dial.

Turning the Camera Off

All models: Shift out of Reverse (R). Models without navigation: Press themonitor on/off button while inReverse with your foot on the brake.Press again to turn back on.

Turning the System On and Off

Press the parking sensor button. A light appears and a beep sounds when thesystem is on.

How It Works

When the system senses an object, an indicator appears in the MID and a beepsounds. As you get closer to an object, the beep rate increases.

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Corner Sensors

Within about 24 in. (60 cm)

Rear Center Sensors

Within about 40 in. (1 m)

When you shift into Reverse, a real-time image of the area behind your vehicle isshown on the display.

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VOICE RECOGNIT IONTo keep your eyes on the road and hands on the wheel, use voice commands forhands-free calling, navigation, audio, and climate control. For a full list of commands, say“Information” and “Voice Command Help.”

Key Functions by Voice Command

C L I M A T E p. 21

N A V I G A T I O N p. 22

B L U E T O O T H ® H A N D S F R E E L I N K ® p. 24

A U D I O p. 21

Control four different systems with the steering wheel buttons and the ceilingmicrophone.

Voice Command Tips

• Press and release the HFL or Navi Talk button, wait for a beep, then give acommand.

• For a list of available HFL commands, press and release the HFL Talk buttonand say “Hands-free help.”

• For a list of available navigation commands, press and release the Navi Talkbutton and say “Help.”

• Speak in a clear, natural voice.• Reduce all background noise.• Adjust the dashboard and side vents away from the microphone in the ceiling.• Close the windows.

HFL Talk button: Give HFL commands oranswer incoming calls.

Navi Talk button: Give navigation, audio,and climate control commands.

Navi Back button: Cancel a command orreturn to the previous screen.

HFL Back button: End a call, go back tothe previous command, or cancel anoperation

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Press and release the Navi Talk button before you give a command. Press and release the Navi Talk button before you give a command.

Commonly Used Voice Commands

Here are some examples of commonly used voice commands. Try some of these tofamiliarize yourself with the voice command system.

Press and release the Navi Talk button before you give a command.

Locate Points of Interest Say a command like “Displayrestaurant” to see restauranticons appear on the map.

Say a command like “Display gasstations” to see gas station iconsappear on the map.

Get Navigation RouteInformationAfter a destination is entered,say “How far to destination?” tohear the remaining distance.

Say “Display entire route” to seethe routing method the systemmapped for your destination.


Make Audio SelectionsSay a command like “Radio 97.1FM” to select that station.

Say a command like “CD playtrack 1” to hear that song on acurrently inserted CD.

Adjust the Vehicle’sClimate Setting Say a command like “Airconditioner on” to start theair conditioning system.

Say a command like “Fan speed4” to adjust the fan speed.

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Commonly Used Voice Commands (Continued)

Here are some examples of commonly used voice commands. Try some of theseto familiarize yourself with the voice command system.


G e n e r a l C o m m a n d s(Accepted on most screens to changedisplays)

• Display map• Display menu• Information• Display audio screen• What time is it?

F i n d P l a c e C o m m a n d s(Accepted on Map screen)

• Find nearest:- ATM - Honda dealer- gas station - airport- Mexican - hospitalrestaurant - bank

- post office

N a v i g a t i o n C o m m a n d s(Accepted on Map screen)

• How long/far to destination?• Display destination• Display entire route

D i s p l a y C o m m a n d s(Accepted on Map screen)

• Display (or hide):- ATM- gas station- restaurant- post office

• Display north up/heading up• Zoom in/out• Go home• Display current location


A u d i o C o m m a n d s(Accepted on most screens)

• Radio on• Radio # FM/AM• Radio preset 1/2/3/4/5/6• XM channel #• XM preset 1/2/3/4/5/6• CD play• CD play track #• CD skip forward/back• Auxiliary (AUX) play

S e t u p C o m m a n d s(Accepted on Setup screen)

• Brightness up/down• Volume up/down/min/max/off• Interface dial feedback on/off• Guidance prompts min/max/normal

Climate Control Commands(Accepted on most screens)

• Air conditioner on/off• Rear defrost on/off• Climate control recirculate/fresh air

• Fan speed up/down• Temperature # degrees(# = 57–87)

• Temperature max hot/cold

H e l p C o m m a n d s(Accepted on most screens)

• Help (list of available commands for current screen)

• Voice command help (from INFO screen - list of all available navigation, audio, and climate control commands)

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NAVIGAT ION Real-time navigation system uses GPS and a map database to show your currentlocation and help guide you to a desired destination.

Entering a Destination

Using Voice ControlPress and release the Navi Talk button before you give a command.

Using the Find Nearest CommandTry these simple steps to find a nearby point of interest, such as a gas station,movie theater, restaurant, etc.

Press and release the Navi Talk button before you give a command.1. Say “Display menu,” then say“Address.”

2. Say “Street,” then say the streetname. Do not include the direc-tion (N, S, E, W) or type (St.,Ave., Blvd., etc.).

3. A list of street names appears.Say the number next to thestreet you want.

4. Say the entire street addressnumber. For example, “1-2-3-4.”

5. If the street address is in morethan one city, a list of city namesappears. Say the number next tothe city you want.

6. The system calculates the routeand displays the “Calculate routeto” screen. Say “OK” to set theroute.

1. Say “Find nearest ATM.”

2. A list of the nearest ATMs inyour area is displayed byshortest distance to destination.

3. Say the number you want toselect.

4. The system calculates theroute and displays the“Calculate route to” screen.Say “OK” to set the route.

Direction of destination

Calculated route

Distance to go

Time to go

Current vehiclelocation

Map ScreenLegend

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BLUETOOTH ® HANDSFREEL INK® Allows you to place and receive phone calls through your vehicle’s audio system. Visithandsfreelink.honda.com to check if your phone is Bluetooth-compatible.

Pairing Your Phone

Press and release the HFL Talk button before you give a command.


Making a Call

1. Press the HFL Talk button.

2. Say “Call” or “Dial” and thedesired phone number.

3. Press the HFL Talk button, andsay “Call” or “Dial” to continue.

Receiving a Call

2. Press the HFL Talk button toaccept the call.

3. Press the HFL Back button toend or decline the call.

4. The call is connected and heardthrough the vehicle’s speakers.

1. A notification is heard andthe incoming phone numberappears on the MID.

HFL Talk button: Give HFLcommands or answer incoming calls.

HFL Back button: End a call, go backto the previous command, or cancel anoperation.

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1. Enable “Discovery” or“Search” mode on yourBluetooth-compatible phone.

2. Say “Phone setup,” then say“Pair.”

3. HFL gives you a four-digitcode (that also appears onthe MID) and begins to searchfor your phone.

4. Search for a Bluetoothdevice from your phone, andconnect to HFL.

6. HFL asks you to name thephone. For example, say“Mary's phone.”

5. Enter the four-digit code onyour phone when prompted.

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IPOD® OR USB FLASH MEMORY

Play audio files from your compatible iPod or USB flash memory device through yourvehicle’s audio system.

Connecting Devices and Playing Audio Files

1. Open the center console, and pullout the USB adapter cable.

3. Press CD/AUX to begin playing.

2. Connect the USB connector to youriPod dock connector or flash drive.

iPod is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.,registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPod not included.

3. Press the SKIP bar (<< >>) tonavigate through songs on the device.

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HFL Phonebook

1. Say “Phonebook.”

Store up to 50 names and their phone numbers, which can be usedas speed dials.

2. Say “Store.”

3. Say the name of the contact,and then the phone number.

4. To call a contact once an entryis stored, say “Call Mike.”


Cellular Phonebook*

1. Say “Display Information.”

Import your entire cell phone's address book to the navigation system.

*not available on all phones

2. Say or select “Import CellularPhonebook.”

3. HFL begins to import yourcontacts to the system.

4. To call a contact, say “SearchImported Phonebook” and selectthe name and number.

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REAR ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (RES) With the rear entertainment system (RES) and wireless headphones, the rearpassengers can enjoy a different entertainment source than the front seat occupants.

Operating the RES from the Front SeatRear Entertainment System

1. Press the REAR PWR button. Rearpassengers will hear audio throughthe wireless headphones.

3. Press the REAR SOURCE button tohear what is currently playing in the rear.

2. Press the REAR CTRL OFF buttonto disable the rear audio controls.

4. After selecting an entertainmentsource for the rear passengers, pressthe FRONT SOURCE button toreturn to the front audio controls.

Operating the RES from the Rear SeatRES Front Panel Controls

3. Use the (�) (�) (�) (�) buttons tonavigate the menu on the display. Pressthe ENT button to select a function.

2. Press AM/FM, XM, CD, or DVD/AUXto make a selection.

4. The rear control panel can be detachedand used as a remote control. Pressthe RELEASE button to remove it fromthe ceiling.

1. Press the REAR PWR button fromthe front audio panel, then press thePWR button on the rear controlpanel to turn on the RES.

Press OPEN to release theoverhead screen.

Pivot the overhead screen tofully open it.

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OWNER L INK

Owner Link allows you to explore features and technologies specific to your vehicle,schedule service appointments, obtain and update maintenance and service records,manage your financial services account, and access other useful information. Registerat www.owners.honda.com to assure that you continue to enjoy the experience ofowning a Honda.

SAFETY REMINDER

Your vehicle is equipped with airbags. Airbags do not replace seat belts; they add tothe protection offered by seat belts. Airbags can help protect you in some types ofcollisions, but they do not provide protection in all collisions.

Always make sure you and your passengers wear seat belts, and that young childrenare properly secured in a child seat or booster in the rear seat. Never place an infantseat in the front passenger’s seat as the force of a deploying airbag can seriouslyinjure an infant.

FUEL RECOMMENDAT ION

• Only use unleaded gasoline of 87 octane or higher.• Some gasoline in North America contains MMT, a manganese-based fuel additive.Prolonged and consistent use of gasoline containing MMT can deteriorate yourvehicle’s performance, fuel economy, and the emissions control system. Always useMMT-free gasoline if available. Failures caused by use of gasoline containing MMT maynot be covered under warranty.

• For further important information on fuel and lubricants for your car and informationon gasoline that does not contain MMT, contact your dealer or visit Owner Link atwww.owners.honda.com.


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