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Safety Precautions
6hank you for purchasing this product
Please read through these operating
instructions so you will know how to
operate your model properly #fter
youŏve ſnished reading the instructions,
keep this manual in a safe place for
future reference
Please don't change the fuse on
the power cord without professional
guidance, using improper fuse may
cause damage to this unit or even cause
ſre
Only connect the unit to a 12-volt power
supply with negative grounding
Please contact your nearest dealer
if one of the following symptoms is
experienced:
Never install this unit where the
operation & condition for safe driving is
impaired
a 9ater or other oDLects enters the
unit
D 6here is smoke
c Peculiar smell
6o ensure safe driving, please adLust
the volume to a safe and comfortaDle
level in case of emergency situations
Never use the video display function
in the front when driving to prevent the
violation of laws & regulations and also
to reduce the risk of traffic accident
except for using rear view video
camera
Never expose this unit, amplifier,
and speakers to moisture or water to
prevent eleEtriE sparks or ſre
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Safety Precautions
1 Never disassemDle or adLust the unit without any professional guidance
(or details, please consult any professional car shop dealer for inSuiry
2 +f the front panel or 6(6 monitor is dirty, please use a clean silicone cloth and neutral detergent
to wipe off the spot 7sing a rough cloth and non-neutral detergent such as alcohol for cleaning
may result in scratching or decoloration to the monitor
+f any aDnormal Dehavior of the unit is found, please refer to trouDle shooting guide of this
manual +f no relevant information is found, please press the =4'5'6? key on the front panel to
resume factory default
+f you have parked the car in hot or cold weather for a long time, please wait until the
temperature in the car Decomes normal Defore operating the unit
7sing the car heater in low temperature environment may result in moisture inside the unit, &O
NO6 use the unit in this situation 'Lect the disc and wipe off the moisture on the disc +f the unit
still doesn't work after a few hours, please contact the service center
&o not impact the .%& monitor which could cause damage
6o prevent damage to the screen, avoid touching it with sharp oDLects
6o provide a clear demonstration and an alternative for easy understanding to the operation of
this unit, graphic illustrations are used
*owever, some illustrations are different from the actual images displayed on the screen
Operate the unit correctly according to this manual to prevent unnecessary proDlem 6he
guarantee won't De valid if the proDlem is caused Dy inappropriate operation
Expanding Systems
Note:
6he items listed outside of the frame are the commercial products generally sold
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Contents
Safety Precautions ...................................1
Play/Pause14
Previous/Next 15
5earch for a Folder 15
4epeat 15
4epeat #-$ 16
5hufƀe 4andom Play16
5elect #udio Mode16
5elect 5uDtitle .anguage 16
8ideo 5etup 16
PlayDack +nformation 17
&irect 6rack 'ntry 17
4otate Pictures 17
Zoom17
Before Using .............................................4
Front Panel 4
4emote %ontrol5
Notes on 4emote %ontrol 7sage 6
7ninstall $attery6
+nstall $attery 6
Basic Operations ......................................7
Parking $rake 7
Mute 7
Power On / Off 7
#udiDle $eep %onſrmation 7
Playing 5ource 5election 7
5elect Preset 'Suali\er 8
#dLust '3 Parameters 8
#dLust F#& $#. 8
5et &ate /6ime 9
5et &ate 9
5et %lock Mode 9
5et 6ime 9
Bluetooth Mode ......................................18
Pair a $luetooth &evice 18
&isconnect $luetooth &evice 18
Make a %all 18
4eceive a %all19
#dLust $luetooth 5ettings19
Settings ...................................................20
&isplay 5ystem 20
#dLust )eneral 5ettings 20
%aliDration20
#dLust 8ideo 5ettings20
#dLust sound settings21
#dLust 6ime 5ettings 21
#dLust .anguage 5ettings 21
#dLust $luetooth 5ettings21
#dLust &8& 4ating 22
#dLust 8olume 5ettings22
Radio Mode .............................................10
4adio &isplay10
5elect 4adio as Playing 5ource 10
5elect One 4adio $and 10
6une10
Preset 5tation 11
.ocal 5eeking 11
'3 5election 11
4&5 $asics12
#dLust 4&5 5ettings 12
4&5 4adio &ata 5ystem 12
#F Function 12
'ON 'nhanced Other Networks 12
6# Function 12
%6 %lock 6ime13
P6; Function 13
Other Modes............................................23
.isten to Other &evices 23
4eset 23
4eplace a Fuse23
)P5 23
Speciſcations .........................................24
Playback Mode........................................14
.oad/eLect 14
'Lect a &isc 14
6ouchscreen %ontrols14
%ontrolling PlayDack 14
%onnect a 75$ &evice 14
4emove a 75$ &evice 14
+nsert/4emove a 5& %ard14
Troubleshooting .....................................26
Wire Connections ...................................27
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Before Using
Front Panel
Notice:
6he graphic in this manual is for reference only, and may De different
from the actual unit 4eference to actual unit is suggested
1 Remote sensor
2 [MENU] Button: Press to switch Detween the main menu and current source
3 [NAV] Button: Press to switch to navigation mode
] Button: Press
repeatedly to adLust screen Drightness
4 [
to turn off the display
Press and hold
5 [ / VOL / MUTE] Knob
4otate to adLust the volume
Press momentarily to activate the M76' function Press again to resume normal
listening
Press to turn the unit ON Press and hold to turn the unit OFF
6 Reset Button
Press to reset system settings to factory default (except password and parental lock
settings
7 A/V Input
#ccepts a 35mm Lack through which signals from various audio/video devices can De
applied to the unit
8 USB Connector
%onnect a 75$ device for playDack of music/video/picture ſles
9 SD Interface Connector
+nsert an 5& card for playDack of music/video ſles
10 Map Slot
6he Mini 5& card is used for the Navigation Map only, not for music or other ſles 6his
may De used for ſrmware updates if reSuired
11 Disc slot
12 Internal Microphone
+nternal microphone for $luetooth calls
13 [ ] Button: Press to eLect a disc
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Before Using
Remote Control
1. Return to the home menu
2. Eject the disc
3. Access to tuner source
4. Access to disc source
5. - Search an available radio station by
decreasing tuning frequency
- Select the previous chapter/track for
playback
6. Select radio band
7. - Zoom in (Video menu of DVD/VCD)
- Access to music list (Auido menu of
music playing)
8. Adjust screen settings
9. Open EQ menu
10. Menu cursor
11. Enter
12. - Open route menu (DVD)
- Turns on/off PBC (VCD)
13. Digit area
14. Repeat playback
15. Change to next source
16. Power on/off
17. Access to Bluetooth source
18. Access to navigation source
19. Pause playback/Start playback
20. - Search an available radio station by
increasing tuning frequency
- Select the next chapter/track for
playback
21. - Playback disc in different angle for a
scene (DVD)
- Rotate (photo playing)
- Access to video list
22. - Language selection for subtitle (DVD)
- Access to photo list
23. Change the audio language for disc
playback (DVD)
24. Increase/Decrease volume
25. Access to settings source
26. Toggle on/off audio output
27. Activate direct access mode
28. Dial/Receive a call
29. Hang up
30. Play all chapter/tracks in random order
31. - Press to clear the number one by one
- Hold to clear all the numbers
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Before Using
Notes on Remote Control Usage
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Basic Operations
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the driver from watching content while driving. Rear video screens are not affected.
Mute
Press =
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volume =
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features cancels the mute function
Power On / Off
Press the =
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unit light up for a moment and the current mode status appears in the LCD.
Press and hold the =
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the Setup menu.
Playing Source Selection
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available playing sources. The playing mode is displayed on the
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EQ Menu
6he #udio %ontrol feature allows you to easily adLust your audio
system to meet the acoustical characteristics of your vehicle, which
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Basic Operations
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Basic Operations
Set Date /Time
1 6ouch = 5ettings?
2 6ouch = 6ime ?
6he date/time setup menu is displayed
Set Date
1 6ouch = &ate ?
2 6ouch the date information on the screen # suDmenu is displayed
3 6ouch =
? or =
? to set year, month and day
Set Clock Mode
1 6ouch =%lock mode?
2 6ouch =12*r? or =24*r? to switch clock mode
Set Time
1 6ouch = 6ime ?
2 6ouch the time on the screen, a suDmenu is displayed
3 6ouch =
? or =
? to set hour and minute
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9hen date/time is set, touch = 5ave ? to conſrm or = %ancel ? to exit
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Radio Mode
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2 5trong .ocal signal Droadcasting indicator
3 5tereo Droadcasting indicator
4 %urrent radio Dand indicator
5 $roadcaster information stored at the preset
6 6ouch to view more on-screen Duttons
7 6ouch to seek Dackward
8 5earch stations automatically
9 6ouch to seek forward
10 6ouch to change Detween #M/FM Dands
11 %lock
12 %urrent preset radio station
13 %urrent radio information
14 #F: #lternative FreSuency indicator
15 6#: 6rafſc #nnouncement indicator
16 4&5 setting options
17 5ave the desired radio station
18 6ouch to change Detween .ocal and &istance
19 'nter freSuency directly
20 6ouch for Suick access to 'Suali\er level settings
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Select Radio as Playing Source
Open the 5ource Menu and then touch =4adio?
Select One Radio Band
6ouch the =
and #M2
? icon on the user interface to select one radio Dand among FM1, FM2, FM3, #M1
Tune
Auto Tuning
6ouch and hold =
?/=
? icon on the user interface more than 1 second to seek a higher / lower
station
6o stop searching, repeat the operation aDove or press other keys having radio functions
Note:
9hen a station is received, searching stops and the station is played
Manual Tuning
Method 1:
&uring manual tuning, the freSuency will De changed in steps
6ouch the =
?/=
? icon on the user interface to tune in a higher / lower station
Method 2:
1 6ouch the numeric keypad icon =
? Numeric keyDoard is
displayed, touch numDer to input freSuency
2 6ouch =
? to delete the input numDer step Dy step
3 6ouch = O- ? to enter
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Radio Mode
Preset Station
6he unit has 5 Dands, such as FM1, FM2, FM3, #M1, #M2, and
each Dand can store 6 stations hence the unit can store 30
stations in total
Search Stations Automatically
? to search station and store 6 strongest stations in
6ouch =
current Dand automatically
Manual Store
1 6une to a station
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2 6ouch =
3 6ouch one of the channels P1 to P6 to save the select Dand
Tune to a Preset Station
1 6ouch =4adio?
2 5elect a Dand (if needed
3 6ouch one of the preset channels (P1 to P6 on the screen
Local Seeking
6ouch the =
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? icon turns Dright, only stations with a strong
signal strength will De detected &efault is ő&istanceŒ
EQ Selection
Press the =
? icon and enter the '3 setup
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Radio Mode
RDS Basics
4&5 transmits data to the radio which displays information such as station identiſcation, song
artist, and song title
4&5 service availaDility varies with areas Please understand if 4&5 service is not availaDle in
you area, the following service is not availaDle
Adjust RDS Settings
1 +n 4adio menu, touch =
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6he option menu is displayed
2 6ouch on the selected option to change the setting
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ŧ =%6?: 6o turn on or off ő%lock 6imeŒ synchroni\ation function
ŧ ='ON?: 6o turn on or off ő'ONŒ function
ŧ =6#?: 6o turn on or off ő6#Œ function
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EON ( Enhanced Other Networks )
9hen 'ON data is received, the 'ON indicator lights and the 6# and #F functions are enhanced
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make fuller use of 4&5 information +t constantly updates the #F list of preset stations, including
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later De aDle to receive the same station at an alternative freSuency, or any other station serving
the same program, 'ON also keeps track of locally availaDle 6P stations for Suick reception
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PTY Function
P6; is the aDDreviation for Program 6ype which is a code defining the type of program Deing
Droadcast (eg News or 4ock
6hen P6; options will display on the screen 6o view more P6; options, touch the scroll Dar and
arrows on the screen
9hen one P6; option is touched (eg News, auto search for next availaDle P6; Dy increasing
tuning freSuency until the P6; of the next station matches the current +f no matched P6; has
Deen found, the unit will return to the original radio freSuency
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Playback Mode
Load/eject
;ou can play video, audio or images stored on the following discs:
Ŗ &8& 8ideo, &8&-4, &8&-49
Ŗ 8%&
Ŗ #udio %&, %&-4, %&-49
Note:
'nsure that the disc contains playaDle content
Eject a Disc
Press the = ? key on the front panel to eLect the disc 9hen the
disc is eLected, the unit switches to the previous source
Touchscreen Controls
6he touch key areas for &8& playDack are outlined Delow:
#: 4eturn to the main menu
$: Play the video and display playDack information
%: &isplay onscreen control menu
&: 6ime display
Controlling Playback
6o access the on-screen controls, touch the screen except upper
? to
left corner, and touch again to cancel display 6ouch =
view all function icons
Connect a USB Device
1 Open the 75$ door
2 +nsert the small end of the 75$ caDle to the 35 Lack and 75$
socket, then connect the other end of the caDle to your 75$
device
Remove a USB Device
1 5elect other source on the main menu
2 4emove the 75$ device
Insert/Remove a SD Card
Ŗ +nsert
1 Open 5& card cover
2 +nsert the 5& card into the 5& card slot
Play starts automatically
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4emove
5elect other source on the main menu
Press the card unit you hear a click sound
4emove the 5& card
Play/Pause
1 Once a disc, 75$ or 5& card is inserted, play starts
automatically
For &8& movie, if a menu appears, press = ? to start play
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Playback Mode
2 6o pause, touch = ?
6o resume play, touch = ?
3 5kip to previous / next track / chapter, press =
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Previous/Next
6ouch =
?/=
/ chapter
? key on the screen to skip to previous / next track
Search for a Folder
For Video Files
1 6ouch =
? to display all availaDle video folders
2 6ouch a folder,then touch the desired ſle
3 6ouch the ſle again to start play
For Audio Files
1 6ouch =
? to display all availaDle audio folders
2 6ouch a folder,then touch the desired ſle
3 6ouch the ſle again to start play
For Picture Files
1 6ouch =
? to display all availaDle picture folders
2 6ouch a folder,then touch the desired ſle
3 6ouch the ſle again to start play
For Folder Control
1 6ouch =
? to display all availaDle folders
2 6ouch a folder,then touch the desired ſle
3 6ouch the ſle again to start play
Repeat
For DVD/VCD movie disc:
1 6ouch Dottom half of the screen to display menu on the screen, if
necessary
2 6ouch =
? to display the 2nd menu
3 6ouch =
? repeatedly to select:
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? 4epeat chapter: Play the current chapter repeatedly
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? 4epeat title: Play all chapters in the title repeatedly
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? 4epeat single: Play the current single repeatedly
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Playback Mode
For CD/MP3 ſles:
1 6ouch anywhere except the upper left corner to display menu on the screen, if necessary
2 6ouch =
? repeatedly:
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? 4epeat all: Play all in the all repeatedly
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? 4epeat off: %ancel repeat play
Repeat A-B
;ou can repeat a speciſc of video ſle (repeat #-$
1 6ouch the screen to display control menu, if necessary
2 6ouch =
? to display the 2nd menu, if necessary
3 6ouch = #-$ ? repeatedly to mark:
4epeat #-: the start of the section to repeat
4epeat #-$: the end of the section to repeat
6he selected section plays repeatedly
4 6o exit #-$ repeat mode, touch #-$ repeatedly, =4epeat #-$ off? is displayed
Shufƀe (Random) Play
;ou can play audio tracks/ſles in random order
1 6ouch the screen to display control menu, if necessary
2 6ouch =
? to display the 2nd menu, if necessary
? on the screen repeatedly to turn random play on or off
3 6ouch =
Select Audio Mode
9hen you play 8%&s, you can select an audio mode (4/./5tereo
1 &uring play, touch Dottom half of the screen to display menu on the screen, if necessary
2 6ouch =
? to display the 2nd menu
6ouch =
? repeatedly until the audio mode is selected
Select Subtitle Language
For &8& or &ivx discs that contain two or more suDtitle languages
1 &uring play, touch the screen to display menu on the screen, if necessary
2 6ouch =
? to display the 2nd menu
3 6ouch =
? repeatedly to select a language
6he selected language is displayed
Video Setup
6ouch =
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;ou may set the Drightness, contrast, saturation, and hue of the
video output from 1 to 20
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Playback Mode
Playback Information
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Direct Track Entry
6o select a track directly, touch the =
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displaythe direct entry menu 'nter the desired track using the onscreen numDer pad Press = O- ? to the selected track
Rotate Pictures
1 9hen you view pictures, touch the screen to display menu on
the screen, if necessary
2 6ouch =
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3 6ouch = ? repeatedly to rotate the picture
Zoom
;ou can \oom in pictures for a close view
1 9hen you view pictures, touch the screen to display menu on
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3 6ouch =
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Bluetooth Mode
;ou can make or receive phone calls with $luetooth-enaDled phones
through the unit ;ou can also listen to music from a $luetoothenaDled device
Pair a Bluetooth Device
6o connect your $luetooth device to the unit, you need to pair the
device to the unit Pairing needs only to De done once ;ou can pair
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2
3
4
6urn on the $luetooth function on the device
? to search for $luetooth device with the device
6ouch =
5elect the Bluetooth device ID in the pairing list.
'nter default password ő0000Œ
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Ŗ 6he operational range Detween this unit and a $luetooth device is
approximately 16 ft (5m Ŗ $efore you connect a $luetooth device to this unit, familiari\e
yourself with the $luetooth capaDilities of the device
Ŗ %ompatiDility with all $luetooth device is not guaranteed
Ŗ #ny oDstacle Detween this unit and a $luetooth device can
reduce the operational range
Ŗ -eep this unit away from any other electronic device that may
cause interference
Disconnect Bluetooth Device
6o disconnect one device, touch =
?
Tip
Ŗ 6he device will also De disconnected when the device is moved
Deyond the operational range
Ŗ +f you want to reconnect the device to the unit, place it within the
operational range
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Make a Call
1 5elect $luetooth function in the home menu
2 Pair the phone with the unit
3 5earch for phone numDer from the following list:
=Phone $ook?
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=Missed calls?
=4eceived calls?
=&ialed calls?
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Bluetooth Mode
Receive a Call
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2 ;ou may touch the screen to select = hang up ? or = #nswer ?
5peak into the $luetooth microphone
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=Off? status
Adjust Bluetooth Settings
1 +n $luetooth menu,touch =
?
6he option menu is displayed
2 6ouch on the selected option to change the setting
ŧ =$luetooth?: 6o turn on or off ő$luetoothŒ function
ŧ =#uto connect?: 6o turn on or off ő#uto connectŒ function
ŧ =#uto answer?: 6o turn on or off ő#uto answerŒ function
ŧ =Pairing code?: 6o set paring code
ŧ =Phone Dook sync?: 6o synchroni\e phone Dook, touch = O- ? on
the suD-menu popped out
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Music Mode
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Settings
Display System
1 6ouch the upper left corner to display main menu
2 6ouch = 5ettings ?
6he settings menu is displayed
Adjust General Settings
1
2
3
4
6ouch = )eneral ?, if necessary
6ouch to highlight a setting
6ouch on the option to display/select an option
6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
General settings Options
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%hina
Japan
4adio region
'urope
'urope (.9
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.ocal
4adio range
&istance
$lackout
Off/10s/20s
&immer mode
Night/&ark/Normal/$rightness
$eep
%aliDration
On
Off
5tart
Description
5elect one that matches your location
#dLust the display Drightness
6urn on the Deep sound 'ach time you press a Dutton,
the unit Deeps
6urn off the Deep sound
%aliDrate the touch screen
Calibration
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calibrate the touch screen through calibration setting function.
Adjust the response positions of the touch panel as followings:
1. Press the [ Calibration ] option on the setup menu to enter.
2. Touch [ Start ] to enter.
3. Press and hold the center of [ +@IRUVHFRQGVWKH>+ ] will
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Adjust Video Settings
1 6ouch =8ideo?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select:
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
Video settings
Parking
Options
On
Off
Description
'naDle video
&isaDle video
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Settings
Adjust sound settings
1 6ouch =5ound?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select:
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
Sound settings Options
On
5uDwoofer
Off
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5uDwoofer ſlter 120*\
160*\
Description
6urn on the suDwoofer
6urn off the suDwoofer
5elect suDwoofer ſlter criteria
Adjust Time Settings
1 6ouch = 6ime ?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select:
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
Time settings
&ate
Options
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Description
%lock
12Hr/24Hr 6ouch =12Hr? or =24Hr? to switch clock mode
6ime
H / 5 / # M / 6ouch =
PM
6ouch =
6ouch =
? or =
? or =
? or =
? to set year, month and day
? to set hour and minute
? to set #M/PM (only for 12Hr
Adjust Language Settings
1 6ouch =.anguage?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
Language settings Description
O5&
5elect on-screen display language
&8& audio
5elect &8& audio language Options availaDle depend on &8& disc
&8& suDtitle
5elect &8& suDtitle language Options availaDle depend on &8& disc
&isc menu
5elect &8& menu language Options availaDle depend on &8& disc
Adjust Bluetooth Settings
1 6ouch =$luetooth?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
Bluetooth settings Options
$luetooth
#uto connect
#uto answer
Pairing code
Description
On
Off
6urn on the $luetooth function
6urn off the $luetooth function
+f the pre-paired device is within the effective range, the unit re-connects
On
to pre-paired device automatically
Off
Need to re-connect manually
On
#nswer paired phone call automatically
Off
#nswer phone call manually
5et the password for pairing the unit with other $luetooth device
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Settings
Adjust DVD Rating
1 6ouch =&8& rating?
2 6ouch an option repeatedly to select
3 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
DVD rating
5et password
4ating level
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.oad factory
Options
Description
5et password to restrict the play of discs 6he default password is 0000
-id safe
#cceptaDle for children
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#cceptaDle for general viewers
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Parental guidance suggested
P)-13
7nsuitaDle for children under age 13
P)-4
4ecommend parents to restrict children under 17 to view
4
4estricted recommend parents to guide children under 17 to view
N%-17
7nsuitaDle for children under age 17
#dult
#cceptaDle for adults only
On/Off
&ynamic range compression on or off
4estore to default settings
Adjust Volume Settings
;ou can set different volume for different modes
1 6ouch =8olume?
6he volume setting suD-menu is displayed
2 6ouch on a source
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=$luetooth?
=75$?
=#8-+N1? (front
=5&H%?
=#8-+N2? (rear
=4adio?
=Navigation?
3 6ouch =
? or =
? to assign value: 0 to 12
9hen switching to the source, the volume increases automatically
4 6ouch Dlank area of the screen to exit
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Other Modes
Listen to Other Devices
;ou can connect an external audio/video device to the unit
1 %onnect the external device with the supplied #8 caDle
2 6ouch the upper left corner to display the main menu
3 6ouch =#8-+N 1? Front input
=#8-+N 2? 4ear input
Reset
9hen the unit hangs up, you can reset it
Press = 4'5'6 ? with a Dall-point pen or similar tool
Tip
9hen the unit has Deen reset, all the settings will return
to default settings
Replace a Fuse
+f there is no power, the fuse may De damaged and need to De
replaced
1 6ake out the unit from dashDpard
2 %heck all electrical connections
3 $uy a fuse that matches the amperage of the damaged fuse
4 4eplace the fuse while the units power is disconnected
GPS
1 6ouch the upper left corner to display home menu
2 6ouch =N#8+?, the navigation menu will display
3 4efer to the map manual to operate the navigation tool
Steering Wheel Control Programming
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4eset
Speciłcations
General
4eference 5upply 8oltage 128(&%
Operating 8oltage 4ange 105 - 1588(&%
Max Operating %urrent 15#
)rounding 5ystem Negative
&imensions(9:H:& 70:40:63inch
9eight(main unit 19kg
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5ignal Noise 4atio Ů55d$
4esidual Noise 5ensitivity (5/N30d$ 18d$z8
FreSuency 4esponse (v3d$ 20H\`125-H\
5tation 5eeking .evel 20`28d$z8
&istortion ŭ10
5tereo 5eparation (1-H\ Ů25d$
#ntenna +mpedance 75š
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4esidual Noise 5ensitivity (5/N20d$ 30d$z8
5electivity (v9-H\ Ů50d$
Screen
5creen si\e 62 inches(16:9
&isplay resolution 800:480
DVD Player
5/N 4atio 80d$
6H&N ŭ01
FreSuency 4esponse (v3d$ 20H\`20-H\
Maximum Output Power4ª859
.oad +mpedance 4š
AUX IN
&istortion ŭ05
FreSuency 4esponse (v3d$ 20H\`20-H\
#udio +nput .evel 058rms
Preout
Output +mpedance 100š
Output .evel 2V
Video
Normal Video +nput .evel (%V$5 10v02V
Video +nput +mpedance75š
Video Output +mpedance 75š
Video Output .evel 10v02V
Environment
Operating 6emperature 14°F ` 140°F(-10°% ` 60°%
5toring 6emperature 4°F ` 158°F(-20°% ` 70°%
Operating Humidity 45`804H
5toring Humidity 30`904H
Notice:
9hen the unit is operated to extremes, such as with maximum power output for a long time, or
the temperature is over 158̧, it will enter heat protection mode, the volume will De reduced
automatically 6his is normal
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Speciłcations
Supported Formats:
|75$ or memory ſle format: F#632
|MP3 Dit rate(date rate: 32-320 -Dps and V$4 (VariaDle $it 4ate
|&irectory nesting up to a maximum of 8 levels
|NumDer of alDums/folders: 99 (Max
|NumDer of tracks/titles: 999 (Max
|+&3 tag v20 or later
|File name in 7nicode 76F8(maximum length:128 Dytes
Unsupported Formats:
|'mpty alDums:an empty alDum is an alDum that does not contain MP3 ſles,and is not De shown
in the display
|7nsupported ſle formats are skippedFor example,9ord documents(doc or
Mp3 ſles with extensiondlf are ignored and not played
|##%,9MV,P%M audio ſles
Supported MP3 Disc Format:
|+5O9660,Joliet
|Maximum title numDer: 512(depending on ſle name length
|Maximum alDum numDer: 255
|5upported sampling freSuencies: 32kH\,441kH\,48kH\
|5upported $it-rates: 32-320-Dps and variaDle Dit rate
Supported Video Formats:
|&V&
·MP4
·:vid (optional
Region Code
#ccording to &V& sale region, the whole world is divided into six regions # &V& disc can De
played Dack only when its region code is compatiDle with that of the player in use
4egion 1: 75#, %anada, 'ast Paciſc Ocean +slands
4egion 2: Japan, 9est 'urope, North 'urope, 'gypt, 5outh #frica, Middle 'ast
4egion 3: 6aiwan of %hina, Hong -ong of %hina, 5outh -orea, 6hailand, +ndonesia, 5outh 'ast
#sia
4egion 4: #ustralia, New Zealand, Mid & south #merica, 5outh Paciſc Ocean +slands/Oceania
4egion 5: 4ussia, Mongolia, +ndia, Middle #sia, 'ast 'urope, North -orea, North #frica, North
9est #sia
4egion 6: %hinese Mainland
Disc Cautions
1 &O NO6 use irregular shaped disc
2 &isc %leaning
7se a dry, soft cloth to wipe the disc from center to edge, only neutral detergent can De used
3 9hen playing a new disc
New disc may have some rough spots around the inner and outer edges +f such a disc is used,
remove these rough spots with a pencil or Dall-point pen, etc
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Troubleshooting
9hat appears to De trouDle is not always serious Please check the following points Defore calling
a service center
Problem
Cause
Corrective action
General
Unit can not power on
No/low audio output
Poor sound quality or
distortion
Unit resets itself when engine
is off
Unit fuse blown.
Install new fuse with correct rating.
Car battery fuse blown.
Install new fuse with correct rating.
Illegal operation
Reset the unit.
Improper audio output connection.
Check wiring and correct.
Volume set too low.
Increase volume level.
Speakers damaged.
Replace speakers.
Heavily biased volume balance.
Adjust the channel balance to center position.
Speaker wiring is in contact with metal part of car.
Insulate all speaker wiring connections.
Pirated disc is in use.
Use original disc.
Speaker power rating does not match unit.
Replace speakers.
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Check wiring and correct.
Speaker is shorted.
Check wiring and correct.
Incorrect connection between ACC and BATT.
Check wiring and correct.
TFT monitor
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at all times
Parking break wiring is not correct.
Check wiring and correct.
The color system of DVD disc does not match the
monitor.
Adjust the color system of the DVD disc
playing back or the monitor in use.
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appears on screen
Video cable damaged.
Use original disc.
Replace cables.
Improper video signal connections.
Check wiring and correct.
Disc playback
%annot insert disc
&isc does not play Dack
P$% cannot De used during
V%& playDack
4epeat or search function is
invalid during V%& playDack
# disc is already inside the unit
'Lect current disc and insert new one
&isc is warped or scratched
7se disc in good condition
&isc is dirty or wet
%lean disc with soft cloth
+ncompatiDle disc is used
7se compatiDle disc
&isc is inserted upside down
+nsert disc with laDel side up
&isc region code is not compatiDle with unit
7se disc with proper region code
P$% is not availaDle on the disc
7se disc with P$% availaDle
P$% is on
6urn P$% off
Error messages
No disc
$ad disc
7nknown disc
4egion 'rror
&isc is dirty
%lean disc with soft cloth
&isc is upside down
+nsert disc with laDel side up
No disc inside
+nsert disc
&isc is dirty
%lean disc with soft cloth
&isc is upside down
+nsert disc with laDel side up
&isc format is not compatiDle with this unit 7se disc with compatiDle format
&V& region code is not compatiDle with 7se disc with compatiDle region code
this unit
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Wire Connections
CAMERA
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