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Quick Start Guide Multimedia Navigation System Navigation Bluetooth Hands-Free iPod® and MP3 compatible Back-up camera ready Play DVDs, Audio COs, MP3 Discs Supports steering wheel controls Customizable backgrounds and illumination Satellite Radio ready Bluetooth Phonebook and favorites ~ CARS HOW CS104 Rev A All rights reserved. Copyright 2012 CarShow Entertainment Systems NOTICE OF INTENDED USE Some features of CarShow Entertainment Systems are not intended for viewing by the driver when the vehicle is in motion, such as movie playback. When using navigation, minimize the amount of time spent viewing the screen and use voice prompts as much as possible. Avoid prolonged use of the touch screen controls. Such use might distract the driver or interfere with the driver's safe operation of the vehicle, and thus result in serious injury or death. Such use might also violate state or local laws. CarShow Entertainment Systems disclaims any liability for any bodily injury or property damage that might result from any improper or unintended use. Copyright© 2012 by CarShow Entertainment Systems. All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of CarShow Entertainment Systems. ABOUT THE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS This item incorporates copy protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights of Rovi Corporation. Reverse engineering and disassembly are prohibited. iPod® is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. NAVIGATION MAPS Car navigation maps are frequently updated. While the database was judged to be as accurate as possible at the time of its release, a map database can never be 100°/o accurate. Road information that is maintained in the map databases, such as turn restrictions or road names may change over time. Errors or missing information in the map data are not covered by the Product Warranty. New and/or updates for the map data are the responsibility of the End-user. NOTE: Features listed in this manual are subject to change without notice. For complete Owner's and Navigation Manuals, please visit CarShow Entertainment Systems online The Basics Screen Organization Your system will automatically default to the last screen you were on prior to turning off the unit. The Information Bar is located at the top of the screen. Depending on the source, it will provide information or content sensitive controls This will take you to the Settings Menu for advanced control settings. The Source Tabs located at the bottom of the screen will give you direct access to common sources. Note: "PHONE" is highlighted BLUE when a phone is paired to CarShow Bluetooth. Voice Dial (if supported) Screen Dimmer Customizing Source Tabs You have the option to customize the Source Tabs 3-6 on the bottom of the screen. AM/FM, DISC and PHONE are not customizable. To access the tab menu: 1) Press MENU and select SETTINGS 2) In left panel , select TABS 3) For each tab select the left and right arrows to toggle through the selections 4) Once you are satisfied with your choices, press RETURN to save. The customized tabs will now appear 1 Mute ON/OFF Radio Channel Selection . . . . Short touch to seek previous and next available stations. Touch to scan. Each station will play for several seconds. FM1 102.4 MHz Stand for Push the volume knob for Tuning, push again to go back to volume. In Tuning mode, after several seconds it will automatically go back to volume if it is not used. Note: This is only for vehicles with one knob . IMdl CRock 889MHz 97 .5MHz 102.4MHz 102.4MHz 103 5MHz 103.7MHz AMIFM CISC ,por, S/,i I>LDIO NAV Touch to select AM1 & 2 and FM1 ,2 & 3 preset screens . Satellite Radio (If E~.t~J.Ppe d) . . . . Short touch to seek previous and next available stations. Touch to select SAT 1,2 & 3 preset screens Use numeric keypad to directly enter a channel station Preset Channels To set a station as a Preset, press and hold the button. The name of the channel for SAT Radio or station frequency for AM/FM Radio will appear in the button when saved. Short touch the desired Preset button to select that channel. To learn how to access preset channels while in navigation mode, please refer to the Navigation section of this Quick Start Guide. 2 iPod You can access music files on your iPod by using your Apple iPod cable to connect to the unit. Simply plug it into the USB slot located on the front or rear of the unit. Note: Sleep mode should be enabled on the iPod to reduce battery drain if the iPod is left connected with the vehicle off. Touch Button Descriptions 1:1 Press once to restart current track, press again for Previous Track a Play/Pause 11:1 Next track &I Repeat the current played song EEl Shuffle tracks 1\11 Search for artist, album, or song by the first letter IEJ Main iPod root menu Root Menu Use this to toggle between Video and Audio menus Note: A special iPod video cable is required 1\11 Use to search by first letter IEJ Toggle between song details and root menu To Play a Song From the list of songs, press once to play the track and the song playing will be highlighted Press a second time to display song details and album artwork. IEJ Select to go back to track list 3 CD/DVD CD a a Press once to restart current track, press again for Previous Track Play/Pause 1:1 Next track H Repeat the current played song &I Shuffle tracks a Search for artist, album, or song lEI Main CD root menu DVD Long Touch in DVD mode to show the DVD control screen. To return to full screen, either touch the image or leave the screen idle for several seconds. a a Previous Chapter Play/Pause I:J Next Chapter Shows information such as Chapter, Time Elapsed, etc lEI Main DVD menu - m Exit Menu and return to full screen DVD Settings menu Note: DVD video can only be viewed if parking brake is engaged. 4 Bluetooth General Note: This system requires a Bluetooth enabled phone. Bluetooth phones and software vary by brand and date of manufacture. Some phones or phone functions may not be compatible or may operate differently with this system during use. Phone compatibility problems are not warrantable issues. There are several different Bluetooth screens in the PHONE function . The first screen you will see is the Call Screen. To switch between screens, press the PHONE tab repeatedly or select from one of the options below. Favorites will display your selected favorite Contacts Lists the Contacts from your phone niJ Call Log lists Dialed, Received and llil1l Missed calls R Devices menu will be shown to setup Press the keyboard button to access the Call Screen below I I J i yourphone Making/Ending A Call You can dial the number from your phone or use the touch-screen shown at the right by entering the number, then press the Call button. Press to end the call. Clear last number Jji$j Press to transfer call between phone and car speakers. 5 Bluetooth Pairing Pairing Your Phone OEM: If using vehicle manufacturer's Bluetooth , Sync system , etc, please refer to your vehicle's owner's manual. CarShow: Set your phone into discoverable mode. 1) Select DEVICES from the Bluetooth menu 2) Press "Add" 3) After several seconds, the unit will display all devices within range. 4 ) Select your phone from then list, then "Connect" 6 5) "Pairing" will be displayed on the screen. After the connection succeeds on your phone, enter the password (1234). The system will indicate "Pairing Successful" when your phone is connected and its name will be displayed on the unit. Please note that an authorization request will appear on your phone. You must accept it before your phone can share contacts, phonebook and call history. 6) Press ''Close" and you will exit back to the main Bluetooth menu. The name of your phone will appear in the top menu bar. Setup Tab Select Auto Connect If you desire the system's Bluetooth feature to automatically detect your phone when the system is turned on. You can also change the Pin Code and Microphone settings in the Setup screen. 7 Bluetooth Options Contacts While your phone is paired , your contacts will be displayed . This may take several seconds to load . When you select a contact from the list, all associated numbers will be displayed on the left screen. Press to set a number as a Favorite Press to search your Contacts list using the alpha keypad Favorites You can save up to 5 numbers in the Favorites folder. In order to replace a favorite, you will need to delete the existing number first, as the unit will not override it. Call List The call list can be used to view your dialed, received and missed calls. The unit will display as many calls that you can view from your phone. You can also quickly access your Contacts and Favorites from this screen . To make a call from the list, touch the number on the screen and it will automatically dial the number. Bluetooth Music You can access the music stored on your phone by pressing the PHONE tab several times or by pressing MENU and selecting A2DP. From your phone, access your music and select a song to play. You can use the Previous, Play/Pause, Next and Stop buttons on the unit to navigate through your music Note: Some phones do not support this featu re 8 Settings 1.-liiiW~Press to enter the Settings Menu. To change system settings, select desired option. Main Clock: Set clock to display 12hr, 24hr or OFF Note: The time displayed is controlled by GPS. Please refer to the navigation section for instructions on adjusting the time zone. Settings Menu Screen Beep: Turn button beep ON/OFF OSD: Set display language TS Calibrate: Calibrate the Touch Screen Main Screen Camera Reverse Trigger: For backup camera ON/OFF Mute Audio : Mute ON/OFF whi le in reverse Style You can customize the style of your unit with backgrounds and illumination. Camera Screen Illumination: Set to Auto/ON/OFF for the unit button Illumination Color: Choose White, Aqua, Blue, Red, Amber and Green to best match vehicle illumination color. Highlight Color: White, Gold, Green, Red, Blue and Aqua Background: Select from several options LED Brightness: Illumination button brightness 9 Style Screen Navigation Before operating your CarShow Navigation system, please carefully read and follow the instructions provided in the "Safety Information and Precautions" located on the inside back cover of this Quick Start Guide. Entering Navigation To access navigation, press the NAV button on the left side of the unit. To exit navigation, you will need to press the same NAV button. Nav Button Note: The only way to exit navigation is by selecting the NAV button on the left side of the unit as pictured above. Start Up When the navigation software starts, you will see the reminder warning to use your navigation software safely and lawfully. Attention! If you are usmg the software product dunng dnv•ng or transportation. we strongly advise you to dtreel all your attentoon to dnvong or toansportabon and to observong traffiC regulallons and safety requ11ements Espetoally do not uy to operate, enter data onto 01 obtatn data from the software producl whtle dnving. because such presents a life hazard. and the lack of proper attention may cause death. InJury or material damage G G /1 " ../ Accept ~ Accept You must accept these conditions to continue Please refer to the User's Manual for additional information and warning on proper use of the Rosen Navigation product. 10 Understanding the Map The top part of the screen shows you what the next street is and which direction to turn on your route Select the Quick Menu to access the most used function s Distance 16.9 ktD Time Left 0:16 Arrival lime These displays show you the distance, time left and the estimated arrival time of your trip 17:22 Shows you the street you are currently on ( Menu J Access the Navigation Menu * I Find an address or Point of Interest and access the Favorites and History menu MvRoute My Route I Displays the route details and allows you to edit, change or cancel existing route Show Map ~ I Displays current position , surrounding map area and route . f. Settings I Customize the navigation software 11 Settings Quick Menu Located in the top right corner of the map screen is the Quick Menu. In this screen, there is a selection of functions that are frequently needed during navigation. p Quick Place Search You can use this option to search for places of interest along the way of your route, such as: Gas Stations, Restaurants, Parking , etc. p ~ickPiace Search u Avoid Favorites •. Edit Route ~ Route Settings Map Settings Where Am I? cancel Route ~ )) Modifying Existing Routes You can modify an existing route by accessing either the Quick Menu or Main Navigation menu - Route AlternatiVeS GAlen 0 : ~ . . You can use this option to ~Route Alternatives select an alternative route to your destination. •BaltimDI co, ® Vehicle This option is a good way to change road types and modes. ,____ _ _ ___,You can avoid highways, allow toll roads, etc. 12 Greet! 2 531111 1:25 .... 13.l>q Gretn 3 lngton Jl'Route Settings co, 51 .. 1: 15 11.6 .. 611111 co, 1:25 1.4.9 .. More Results Default Car ·----------------------------· On-road Navigation Mode Route Planning Method Green Accessing Audio Functions in Navigation There are several features in navigation that allows you to interact with functions within the CarShow unit. While in navigation, you can access the current Audio function you are listening to (Radio, SAT, iPod and CD) without leaving navigation. Radio/SAT Radio: • Previous Preset • Next Preset Note: This will not scroll through all stations in Radio and SAT mode, only presets. iPod/CD: • Previous Song/Track • Next Song/Track 13 Enter or Find Address If you are on the Map screen, press MENU. In the Navigation Menu, select Find Address. Note: By default, the software proposes the country and state where you are currently located. 1. Touch "City Name" and the keyboard screen will appear. 2. Your current city will automatically default. To search for a different city, start typing each letter of the City name I~ I Tap to confirm city 3. A "Select City" screen will appear. This will show a list of cities that match your selection. Touch the city you desire. Washington, VA Virglr1ia, United Slates Washington De Metro Area, VA Vlrg1111a, United SlateS 4. Select "Street" and the keyboard screen will appear. Country Oty United Kingdom London <Street Name> 14 5. Start typing each letter of the street name. 6. A Street Name list will appear. Select the one you are looking fo r. Bob 0 Link Cir Great Falls, 22066 Colonel Llndsav Ct Pals Church, 221M3 7. Repeat these steps for House number, or if you do not know it, you can select the SELECT STREET option . 11-------------Colonel Undsav Dr Falls Church, 22&13 E Linden St Alexal)(lia, 22301 8. A map will appear. ~ Next Click Next and a short summary of the route will flash on the screen for a few seconds. vI :•:• 9. After the summary, the map appears showing the entire route. _. Go! 242 W Timomum Rd Lutherville T1mon1um I Tap to start your journey. .,_ Back 15 C More 'f( Setting Favorites You can set Favorite destinations (like Home, etc) so you do not have to enter it manually each time. -Once you have entered all information and press DONE, in the next screen, you will select MORE -Select ADD TO FAVORITES -It will take you to keyboard where you can rename your favorite. (Example: HOME) r eysville -Select DONE and you Favorite is now saved. You can also set a Favorite from the History section. Please see below. Route History You can search through the History menu to access past routes or to set a past route as a Favorite . -From the QU ICK MENU or SETTIN GS in the main menu , select HISTORY - To set as a Route, select the address, then tap SELECT. -To set as a Favorite, select the address, then tap MORE. Select ADD TO FAVORITES. 16 •Owfnt• Pikesville rokingsville Perrt Hall Adjusting the Time Zone To adjust the time displayed on the unit, please use the steps below. 1. Press MENU in the bottom left corner of the screen Tenley Cir " Menu 2. Select SETIINGS ---->REGIONAL ---->Time Zone My Route Show Map 3. Now you are in the clock setting screen. -Use can set the time zone to change automatically when entering a new time zone. -Use the minus and plus icons to adjust the time in increments of 15 min . - sack -Set Daylight Savings OFF/ON 17 ~ Settings You can modify and customize the way your maps are displayed by accessing the Map Settings p From the map screen select the Quick Menu button. Quick Place 5eilrch ;\ 1;i( Favorites • Avoid ~~ Route Settings Map Settings Select Map Settings from the list Edit Route Where Am r? cancel Route Ql .. >) Map Settings Map Setting Options View Mode: Set as 30 or 20 Viewpoint: Low, Med or High . Bethesda Nap Settmgs 0 Automatic Overview: ON/OFF Colors: (' Day, Night or Auto Day Map Color: Select from several themes Colors Auto Night Map Color: Select from several themes 30 Vehicle Gallery: Select from several vehicles/people that will be displayed as your marker Landmarks: ON/OFF Buildings: ON/OFF Track Logs: ON/OFF Place Markers: Select what markers (such as gas, food, etc) that you would like the map to automatically display 18 :,3 Day Map Color 0 'Y Safety Information and Precautions WARNING! Please read and follow the following safety precautions. Failure to follow the instructions below may increase your risk of collision and personal injury. The Rosen Navigation software is not a substitute for your personal judgment. The route suggestions should never y supersede any local traffic regulation or your personal judgment and lor knowledge of safe driving practices. Prior to completing any maneuvers suggested by your Rosen Navigation software (for example, a U-turn or a left turn), verify that you can legally and safely complete the maneuver. Do not follow route suggestions if they direct you to perform an unsafe or illegal maneuver, would place you in an unsafe situation, or would route you into an area that you consider unsafe. Do not use the Rosen Navigation software to locate emergency services (such as police, fire stations, hospitals, and clinics). The database may not include all emergency service providers. Use your own best judgment and ask for directions in these situations. If the vehicle is in motion, only a passenger should program the Rosen Navigation software. The driver should not program the system unless the vehicle is parked in a safe location. The Rosen Navigation software's map database provides information on suggested routes without regard to factors that may affect your driving experience or the time required to arrive at your destination. For example, the system does not reflect road detours, closures or construction, some road characteristics (e.g., road surface, slope or grade, weight or height restrictions, etc.), temporary traffic congestion, weather conditions, and similar factors. Vehicle Position The Rosen Navigation software's computer considers vehicle speed and heading changes, together with longitude and latitude information, to accurately determine vehicle heading and position on a digital map. Map and Information Database The map database used by your Rosen Navigation software was created using high-resolution aerial and land based data collection. Car navigation maps are frequently updated. While the database was judged to be as accurate as possible at the time of its release, a map database can never be 100% accurate. Road information that is maintained in the map databases, such as turn restrictions or road names may change over time. Errors or missing information in the map data are not covered by the Product Warranty. New and/or updates for the map data are the responsibility of the End-user. End-User License Agreement Please refer to the Rosen Navigation User's Manual to review and accept the terms and conditions in the End-User License before operating this product. THE CAR SHOW MULTI-MEDIA NAVIGATION SYSTEMS CONTAIN AN INTERNAL VIDEO PLAYER, WHICH IS NOT INTENDED FOR VIEWING BY THE DRIVER. THE VIDEO PLAYER IS DISABLED WHEN THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION THROUGH A CONNECTION TO THE PARKING BRAKE. THE INSTALLER OF THIS PRODUCT MUST INSURE THE VIDEO DISABLE CONNECTION IS WORKING PROPERLY PRIOR TO DELIVERY OF THE VEHICLE. IMPROPER INSTALLATION COULD DISTRACT THE DRIVER OR INTERFERE WITH SAFE OPERATION OF THE VEHICLE, WHICH COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH, AND COULD ALSO VIOLATE STATE AND/OR FEDERAL LAW. CAR SHOW DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY BODILY INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT FROM ANY IMPROPER OR UNINTENDED INSTALLATION AND/OR USE. STOP Damage to the vehicle may occur Do not proceed until process has been completed CAUTION Process must be carefully observed in order to reduce the risk of damage to the accessory or vehicle CRITICAL Process must be carefully observed in order to ensure a quality installation / + TOOLS and EQUIPMENT Specific tools and equipment recommended for this process SAFETY RISK Observe safe practices, this process can be dangerous and there is a risk of personal injury TESTING and TROUBLESHOOTING Content specific testing and troubleshooting points Car Show Multi-Media Navigation System Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved Rev A Car Show Installation Guide BEFORE YOU START THE INSTALLATION, READ THIS GUIDE! CHECK THE BATTERY Test the battery voltage to make sure it's fully charged This only takes seconds and can save hours of troubleshooting later. TURN THE VEHICLE OFF Keep the Vehicle Off during the installation to avoid setting various Vehicle Faults STOP Keep the Vehicle OFF during the installation Failure to follow this may cause the AIRBAG FAULT SENSOR to become enabled. Dealer Service Departments charge a significant fee to reset the Fault Sensor. Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170- 12 Page2 Car Show Installation Guide Use Caution around SRS Components It is the installer's responsibility to ensure that the safety equipment in the vehicle is NOT adversely affected by installation of this system. Ensure that the routing of the harnesses do NOT obstruct airbags, SRS or other safety devices. Mount the GPS and Sat Radio antenna on the EXTERIOR of the Vehicle Route the GPS harness away from other power harnesses in the vehicle. This will help to ensure optimum performance of the GPS system. Install the iPod interface connector in a location accessible to the end-user iPod cable can be connected via front OR rear mounted USB connections. For iPod Video use cable P/N: PP1 013 Connect the Power and GPS Harnesses The GPS Harness must be properly seated into connector. Failure to follow this step may result in poor GPS signal Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170-12 Page 3 Car Show Installation Guide Connect Optional Harnesses such as iPod, Satellite Radio, Camera, Reverse Sensors These harnesses must be fully engaged prior to the system installation. See the Main Harness Diagram below for more information Yellow, Battery +12VDC ._.......... Red, ACC SW+12VDC ~---- Black, Ground Green!Wl!t Reverse Trigger +12VDC · ·"""'' *>'*' ' "'-- PP-UN1170-2 Main Harness Pink, Park Brake Ground Blue, Antenna Power +12VDC Orange, Illumination Gray, Speaker Front R+ Gray/Bik, Speaker Front RWhite, Speaker Front L+ White/Bik, Speaker Front LPurple, Speaker Rear R+ Purple/Bik, Speaker Rear RGreen, Speaker Rear L+ Green/Bik, Speaker Rear LBiue!Wht, Amp Remote Turn On +12VDC Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170-12 Page4 Car Show Installation Guide Turn the vehicle ON and confirm the unit is fully operational With the connectors Fully Engaged, turn the vehicle on and press the RESET located behind SO card access door. Insert a DVD to confirm the Video Disable Circuit is properly Operating. In some vehicles the Brake Wire must be connected to the Park Brake Indicator Wire to complete a ground when the brake is engaged. Launch the Installer Setting Screen From any screen with the Menu Button, follow these steps to display the Installer Setting Screen: 1) From any Screen, select "Menu" 2) From the Menu Screen, select "Settings" 3) Press "Keypad," Press "1120" and "Enter" Select the individual Settings as needed for the installed components Selectable options vary by product and installation. Select the options as applicable for the installed optional components. Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved GS-UN1170-12 PageS Car Show Installation Guide Turn the vehicle ON and System ON Confirm the unit starts up properly Troubleshooting 1) Reset the System while the Vehicle is ON 2) Confirm all connectors are properly installed 3) Check the Vehicle and System Fuses Select RADIO as the Source Confirm that the AM and FM reception are as expected Troubleshooting 1) Confirm Antenna is properly connected. 2) Reset the System Select SATELLITE RADIO as the Source Troubleshooting 1) Confirm the antenna has unobstructed view of the sky 2) Confirm the antenna is located on the outside of the vehicle Select iPod as the Source Confirm iPod is communicating and playback is OK Troubleshooting 1) Confirm the harnesses are properly engaged 2) Reset the System Select CD as the Source Confirm CD audio playback is OK Troubleshooting 1) Confirm the disc is store bought and in good condition 2) Reset the system Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1 170- 12 Page6 Car Show Installation Guide Select DVD as the Source Confirm DVD video playback is OK Troubleshooting 11 Ensure the Park Brake is set to view video Confirm the disc is store bought and in good condition Reset the system ~ ~ Select Phone as the Source Confirm Phone Pairing is successful Consult Quick Start Guide for Bluetooth pairing instructions Select NAV as the Source Confirm the Navigation loads and signal strength is OK Troubleshooting 1) Confirm the antenna has an unobstructed view of the sky 2) Confirm the antenna is located on the outside of the vehicle 3) Confirm the antenna connection is properly tightened 4) Confirm GPS antenna cable clamp on back of unit is being used Select Reverse Camera Confirm the backup camera screen shows in reverse Troubleshooting !l Confirm the Camera is set to ON in the Installer Settings Confirm the Reverse Trigger wire is attached properly ~ Confirm the Camera is receiving 12VDC as required ~ Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights ReseNed CS-UN1170-12 Page 7 Car Show Installation Guide Steering Wheel Control Programming (If vehicle is equipped) Your system is equipped with a capability to interface with most factory Steering Wheel Controls. Popular Vehicle steering wheel controls values are "preprogrammed" in unit. (Vehicles makes/models that aren't listed mav still be compatible) To program your vehicles Steering Wheel Controls, follow the steps below. Note: Some vehicles use a data bus system, which is not compatible. If you do not see the "Programmed" response, is not it's because the **Pre-Programmed SWC Setup Instructions:** 1) En~ure the vehicle is RUNNING. not on ACC 2) Enter Installer settings menu 3) Press the SWC Preset button Car Show lnstaflation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN11 70-12 Page B Car Show Installation Guide ~ 4) 5) Select the make, model, and type of your particular vehicle (Type 1 most common) ~~1 • • H;;,M u ~f"'"' l."o>K ... .. ~ 1 t "' ' T~f>(> 1 - -.. Press OK 6) Test controls **Manual SWC Setup Instructions:** 1) Ensure the vehicle is RUNNING, not on ACC Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170-12 Page 9 Car Show Installation Guide 2) Enter Installer settings menu 3) Select SWC Preset button 4)Select USER for Make. then press OK 5) Select SWC Custom button 6)Select OK for the button you wish to program Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170- 12 Page 10 Car Show Installation Guide 7)Press proper button on steering wheel 8)Programming is saved once "Programmed" appears 9)Repeat steps lO)Test Controls Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved CS-UN1170- 12 Page 11 Car Show Installation Guide Harness Diagram Back Of Car Show External Microphone PP1011 Camera I Aux 2 In Steering Wheel Controls PP-UN1170-3 PP1008 0 Amplifier Pre-Outs PP1007 Satellite Radio PP1010 Second Zone/ AV Out PP1009 CARS HOW www. CarShowEntertainment.com Car Show Installation Guide Copyright 2012 All Rights ReseNed CS-UN1170- 12 Page 12 For additional technical tips, please visit www.Rosendealercentral.com Piranha Series UN1170 Can-Bus SWC Integration Instructions If your vehicle is equipped with Can-Bus operated SWC and listed below, the corresponding P.A.C interfaces will need to be purchased and installed for proper steering wheel control integration. (If your vehicle is not listed please refer to P.A.C audio for the correct SWC interface and programming.) >>> Compatibility <<< Vehicles: Interface: GM Vehicles 05-4 & SWI-X VWVehicles SWI-CAN & SWI-X Dodge Vehicles SWI-CAN & SWI-X Chrysler Vehicles SWI-CAN2 & SWI-X (Please note: Using any other interfaces may not work correctly and have not been verified.) Rosen Entertainment, LP. Assumes no responsibility with regards to the accuracy of this information. Proper installation in every case is and remains the responsibility of the installer. R.E.S assumes no liability or responsibility resulting from improper installation, even when the installer has relied upon this information Rosen Entertainment Systems Multi-Media Navigation System Installation Guide PP-UN11 70TT Copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved PP-UN1170TT SWC Tech Tip Rev A