Blaupunkt CHICAGO IVDM-7003 EU, ASPEN IVDM-7003 EU User Manual

In Car Entertainment Multimedia
Aspen IVDM-7003 7 607 003 531 Chicago IVDM-7003 7 607 004 504
Operating Instructions www.blaupunkt.com
Remote control – General functions
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Remote control – General functions
1 MUTE button
Press once to mute the car sound system Press again to cancel mute
2 OPEN/CLOSE button
Open or close the monitor
6 DISP / WALLPAPER button
Monitor closed: Toggle between time display and display of active signal source Monitor open: Change the wallpaper
8 VOL
: NAVI button
;
< ENTER button
= SETUP button
? DOWNMIX button
B REAR button
/ buttons Increase the volume by pressing the Decrease the volume by pressing the
Select the navigation mode (only with connected naviga­tion system, e.g. TravelPilot EX-V)
/ and / buttons
Select menu entries
Confirm the selected menu entry
Call and exit the setup menu
Change the multi-channel surround signal to stereo signal
Display the image of a connected back-up camera (optional equipment)
button
button
-
G TILT
I LCD button
K SRC button
M SOUND / DSP button
O
/ + buttons
Tilt monitor forward with Tilt monitor backward with
Select the colour of the display illumination
Select the signal source On the setup menu: Select among the setup menus (DVD > AUDIO > SCREEN > USER)
Call up the menu for the sound settings
/ POWER button
Switch the unit on/off
-
button
+
button
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Remote control – DVD operation
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Remote control – DVD operation
3 TA / AUDIO button
Select playback language
4 AF / SUBTITLE button
Select the language of the subtitles or hide the subtitles
5 Number buttons 0 - 9
Enter the title and chapter number
6 DISP / WALLPAPER button
Call and exit the DVD menu
/ PLAY/PAUSE button
7
Pause and restart playback
/ RETURN button
9
Stop playback
/ and / buttons
;
Select menu entries in the DVD main menu
< ENTER button
Confirm the selection in the DVD main menu
>
@ PTY / ZOOM button
A WIDE button
C GOTO button
/ button
Fast scan forward/back
Enlarge the image area
Change image format
Call DVD menu for direct selection of a title or chapter
E REPEAT button
Repeat a chapter or title
H RDS / MENU button
Call and exit the DVD main menu
/ button
L
Select a chapter up/down
N REG / ANGLE button
Select the camera perspective if different camera per­spectives are stored on the DVD
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Remote control – Radio operation
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3 TA / AUDIO button
Switch priority for traffic announcements on/off
4 AF / SUBTITLE button
Switch AF function (Alternate Frequency) on/off
5 Number buttons 1 - 6
Call up stored stations
>
/ buttons
Manual station search up/down
@ PTY / ZOOM button
Call up a list with available programme types
H RDS / MENU button
Call up the menu for RDS settings
J BAND button
Select the waveband/memory bank (FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > MW)
/ buttons
L
Automatic station search up/down
N REG / ANGLE button
Switch REG function (regional programmes) on/off
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Remote control – CD/CD changer/MP3 mode
7 / PLAY/PAUSE button
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< ENTER button
>
D SCAN button
E REPEAT button
F MIX button
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9
Pause and restart playback
button
Stop playback
/ buttons
Scroll file list up/down
/ buttons
Select CD or folder up/down
Call up the file selected in the file list via scrolling
/ buttons
Fast scan forward/back
Scan and play tracks or files for approx. 10 seconds
Repeat track or CD and file or folder
Random playback of tracks or files
/ button
Select title of file up/down
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Controls – Device
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Controls – Device
P SRC button
Select the signal source
Q NAVI button
Select the navigation mode (only with connected naviga­tion system, e.g. TravelPilot EX-V)
R LCD display S DIS / FLIP button
Monitor closed Press short: Switching between time display and display of active signal source Press long: Select colour of display illumination Monitor open Tilt monitor horizontally to the front
T
U Retractable TFT monitor V
W TUNE
X BND / BSM button
Y Reset button
/ CLOSE button
Open or close the monitor
button
Unlock the detachable control panel
/ button Radio operation: Automatic station search DVD operation: Select chapter CD/CD changer/MP3 mode: Select track/file
Press short: Select waveband/memory bank Press long: Store station automatically
Z Station button 1 / -DISC
CD changer/MP3 mode: Select CD/folder downward
Station button 2 / DISC+ CD changer/MP3 mode: Select CD/folder upward
Station button 3 / ZOOM DVD operation: Enlarge the image area
Station button 4 / RPT DVD/CD/CD changer/MP3 mode: Repeat chapter or title/track or CD/file or folder
Station button 5 / MIX CD/CD changer/MP3 mode: Play tracks/files in random order
Station button 6 / SCAN CD/CD changer/MP3 mode: Play each track/file for approx. 10 seconds
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\ CD/DVD tray ]
a
b VOL
c Infrared receiver for remote control
button Press short: Mute the car sound system Press long: Switch the device on/off
button
Interrupt and restart CD/DVD playback
button
Eject CD/DVD
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/ + buttons
Adjust the volume
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Safety notes
Road safety
Failure to observe traffic may result in serious accidents.
To avoid any distraction from the traffic, observe the following items:
Familiarise yourself with the operation of the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 before driving.
Operate the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 while driving only if the traffic situation allows it. In case of doubt, stop at a suitable location and operate the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 while the vehicle is standing.
Insert or eject a CD/DVD only while the vehicle is standing.
For safety reasons, the image playback of DVD only occurs while the vehicle is standing.
You should always be able to hear police, fire and ambulance sirens in good time from inside your vehicle. Listen to your car sound system at a suitable volume level during your journey.
Laser product
The internal CD/DVD drive is a class 1 laser product with a visible/invisible laser beam that may pose a dangerous radiation to humans. The CD/DVD drive may only be operated according to the specified instructions. Never open the housing and do not attempt to perform any repairs yourself. Service should always be performed by trained personnel.
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Contents
Controls – Remote control ............................................ 2
Controls – Device ........................................................... 8
Safety notes .................................................................. 10
User notes..................................................................... 14
Safety precautions ................................................................. 14
Care instructions for CDs/DVDs ........................................... 15
Usable media .......................................................................... 15
Region code............................................................................ 16
License .................................................................................... 16
Inserting batteries in the remote control ............................. 16
Notes about these instructions .................................. 17
Theft protection ............................................................ 18
Detachable control panel ...................................................... 18
Removing the control panel .................................................................. 18
Attaching the control panel ................................................................... 18
Activating the device code .................................................... 19
Switching on coded devices after a voltage interruption ....................... 19
Introduction .................................................................. 20
Operating options .................................................................................. 20
Switching the device on/off ................................................................... 20
Inserting a CD/DVD .............................................................................. 21
Ejecting a CD/DVD ............................................................................... 21
Adjusting the volume ............................................................................. 22
Activating mute ..................................................................................... 22
Cancelling mute .................................................................................... 22
Closing/opening the monitor ................................................................. 23
Setting the monitor tilt ........................................................................... 23
Selecting the signal source ................................................................... 23
Sound settings ...................................................................................... 24
Switching the Downmix mode on/off ..................................................... 25
Selecting the display illumination colour ............................................... 25
Show/hide the image of a back-up camera ........................................... 26
Automatic through connection of telephone calls ................................. 26
Radio mode................................................................... 27
Radio menu ........................................................................................... 27
Touch screen menu in radio mode ........................................................ 27
Switching to radio mode ........................................................................ 28
Switching RDS (Radio Data System) on/off .......................................... 28
Switching the RDS function AF (Alternate Frequency) on/off ............... 29
Switching the RDS function REG (Regional Programmes) on/off......... 29
Selecting the waveband/memory bank ................................................. 30
Automatic station search ....................................................................... 30
Manual station search ........................................................................... 30
Storing stations manually ...................................................................... 31
Automatically storing stations ............................................................... 31
Calling up stored stations ...................................................................... 31
Station search by programme type ....................................................... 32
Traffic information stations .................................................................... 33
Switching traffic announcement priority on/off ...................................... 33
Setting the volume for traffic announcements ....................................... 34
Cancelling the current traffic announcement......................................... 34
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Contents
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DVD operation .............................................................. 35
DVD menu ............................................................................................ 35
Touch screen menu in DVD mode ........................................................ 35
Switching to DVD mode ........................................................................ 36
Starting playback .................................................................................. 36
Interrupting playback (freeze frame) ..................................................... 36
Exiting playback .................................................................................... 36
Selecting a chapter ............................................................................... 37
Direct selection of a title or chapter ....................................................... 37
Fast search ........................................................................................... 38
Selecting the playback language .......................................................... 38
Selecting the subtitle language ............................................................. 39
Repeating a chapter or title ................................................................... 39
Switching the image format ................................................................... 39
Enlarging an image area (Zoom) .......................................................... 39
Image settings ....................................................................................... 40
Selecting the camera perspective (Angle) ............................................ 40
Calling the DVD main menu .................................................................. 41
Audio CD mode ............................................................ 42
Audio CD menu ..................................................................................... 42
Touch screen menu in Audio CD mode................................................. 42
Activating the audio CD mode .............................................................. 43
Interrupting playback (pause) ............................................................... 43
Exiting playback .................................................................................... 43
Selecting tracks ..................................................................................... 43
Fast search ........................................................................................... 44
Repeating tracks (Repeat) .................................................................... 44
Random track play (MIX) ...................................................................... 45
Scanning all tracks (Scan) .................................................................... 45
CD-changer mode ........................................................ 46
CD changer menu ................................................................................. 46
Touch screen menu in CD changer mode ............................................. 46
CD changers ......................................................................................... 47
Activating the CD changer mode .......................................................... 47
Interrupting playback (pause) ............................................................... 47
Exiting playback .................................................................................... 47
Selecting CDs ....................................................................................... 47
Selecting tracks on the currently playing CD ........................................ 48
Fast search ........................................................................................... 48
Repeating tracks (Repeat) .................................................................... 48
Random track play (MIX) ...................................................................... 49
Scanning all tracks (Scan) .................................................................... 49
MP3 CD mode ............................................................... 50
MP3 CD menu ...................................................................................... 50
Touch screen menu in MP3 CD mode .................................................. 50
Activating the MP3 CD mode ................................................................ 51
Interrupting playback (pause) ............................................................... 51
Exiting playback .................................................................................... 51
Selecting folders ................................................................................... 51
Selecting files ........................................................................................ 51
Fast search ........................................................................................... 52
Repeating files (Repeat) ....................................................................... 52
Random play of files (MIX) .................................................................... 53
Scanning all files (Scan) ....................................................................... 53
External sources .......................................................... 54
Add-on equipment ................................................................. 54
Navigation system ................................................................. 55
Voice output during navigation mode .................................................... 55
Contents
Setup menu................................................................... 56
Setup menu ........................................................................................... 56
Selecting the setup menu ..................................................................... 56
Performing settings in the setup menu ................................................. 57
DVD setup ............................................................................... 57
Selecting a language ............................................................................ 57
Selecting the screen display mode ....................................................... 58
Setting the parental control level ........................................................... 59
Audio setup ............................................................................ 60
Setting the input level for external audio sources ................................. 60
Setting Dolby ProLogic 2 (Chicago IVDM-7003 only) ........................... 60
Setting environment audio effects (Chicago IVDM-7003 only) ............. 61
Setting bass and treble (Aspen IVDM-7003 only) ................................. 61
Setting the speaker balance ................................................................. 62
Downmix function (Aspen IVDM-7003) ................................................. 62
Downmix function (Chicago IVDM-7003) .............................................. 63
7-band equaliser (Chicago IVDM-7003 only) ........................................ 64
Speaker setup (Aspen IVDM-7003) ...................................................... 65
Speaker setup (Chicago IVDM-7003) ................................................... 66
Setting a delay time .............................................................................. 67
Adjusting the speaker level ................................................................... 67
Setting the dynamic range .................................................................... 68
Setting volume decrease for voice output ............................................. 69
Sending a test sound to the speakers ................................................... 69
Monitor setup ......................................................................... 70
Setting the monitor position .................................................................. 70
Image settings ....................................................................................... 71
Activating/deactivating the touch screen monitor .................................. 72
Setting the touch position ...................................................................... 73
User setup............................................................................... 74
Changing the password ........................................................................ 74
Wallpapers ............................................................................................ 74
Selecting the wallpaper ......................................................................... 75
Automatic image change ...................................................................... 76
Deleting wallpapers ............................................................................... 76
Loading wallpapers ............................................................................... 77
Setting date and time ............................................................................ 79
Selecting the external signal source ..................................................... 79
Factory settings ..................................................................................... 80
Restart of the device software .............................................................. 81
Glossary ........................................................................ 82
Specifications ............................................................... 83
DVD language code table ............................................ 84
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User notes
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Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt product. We hope you enjoy using this new piece of equipment.
Please read these operating instructions before using the equipment for the first time.
The Blaupunkt editors are constantly working on making the op­erating instructions clearer and easier to understand. However, if you still have any questions on how to operate the device, please contact your dealer or the telephone hotline for your country. You will find the telephone number printed at the back of this booklet.
We provide a manufacturer guarantee for our products bought within the European Union. Devices purchased outside the Euro­pean Union are subject to the warranty terms published by our respective regional agency. You can view the guarantee conditions at www.blaupunkt.de or ask for them directly at:
Blaupunkt GmbH Hotline Robert-Bosch-Str. 200 D-31139 Hildesheim
Please note that changes or modifications to the device that are not explicitly authorised by the manufacturer void any warranty claims.
Safety precautions
Observe all warnings, safety precautions and notes for service in these operating instructions to extend the useful life of the device.
The device may only be operated with the recommended pow­er supply of 12 V DC voltage.
Do not attempt to open or dismantle the device – danger of electrical shock.
If the device is defective, return it to a local dealer or send it to our customer service department.
Avoid using the device in an environment in which it is ex­posed to dust, dirt or humidity.
Risk of severe damage to the CD/DVD drive!
CD/DVD singles with a diameter of 8 cm and non­circular contoured CDs/DVDs (shape CDs) must not be used. We accept no responsibility for any damage to the CD/DVD drive that may occur as a result of the use of unsuitable CDs.
To avoid damaging the drive, do not affix any labels to the surface of the CD/DVD and do not use any pro­tective film or stabiliser (commercially available as accessory).
User notes
Care instructions for CDs/DVDs
If a CD/DVD becomes soiled, never clean it in a circular motion; instead, use a soft, lint-free cloth and wipe from the inside to the outside. For extreme soiling, we recommend immersing the CD/ DVD in a solution with commercial liquid detergent. Once again, please do not wipe the CD/DVD in a circular motion; instead, always clean from the inside to the outside and let it dry.
We also recommend treating the CD/DVD with care on either side since the information layer of the CD/DVD is located imme­diately below the print layer (label side).
If possible, only grasp the CD/DVD at the edge.
Not the following comments with respect to the read quality:
Any soiling or damage of a CD/DVD can lead to read problems. The severity of the read error is dependent upon the soiling as well as the severity of the mechanical damage. Heavy scratches cause read errors (data errors), which may cause the CD/DVD to skip or hang. For this reason, always handle a CD/DVD with care and always store it in its case.
Usable media
The Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 can be used to play DVDs, vid­eo CDs (VCD), super-video CDs (SVCD) and commercial audio CDs and MP3 CDs with a diameter of 12 cm.
Self-burnt storage media such as CD-Rs, CD-RWs and CD-Rs with MP3 music files, VCDs, SVCDs and DVD-Rs can generally be played. The various combinations of burners, burning soft­ware, blanks and ambient temperature inside the vehicle may lead to problems with the devices ability to play certain media. Blaupunkt does not provide any guarantee for faultfree playback.
To ensure proper functioning of audio CDs, use only CDs with the Compact-Disc logo. Copy-protected CDs can cause playback problems. Blaupunkt cannot guarantee the proper functioning of copy-protected CDs!
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User notes
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Region code
The Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 and the DVDs are labelled with the region code that is applicable for the pertinent country.
This device is permanently set to the region code that is valid for the country in which it was sold.
Playing a DVD with a different region code is not possible.
Code Region
1 North America, incl. the US and Canada
2 Japan, Europe (excl. Eastern Europe), Middle East,
South Africa
3 Korea and South-East Asia
4 Oceania incl. Australia, New Zealand, Central and
South America
5 India, Eastern Europe, Africa, Russia
6 China
All regions
License
Manufactured under license of Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. This product contains technologies that are copyright-protected under certain US-American patents. The copyrights are property of Macrovision Corporation and other copyright owners. The use of this copyright-protected technology must be approved by Mac­rovision Corporation and is intended exclusively for private use and other presentations in a limited scope, unless Macrovision Corporation first issued a respective permission.
Inserting batteries in the remote control
The remote control requires two AAA batteries for operation which are part of the scope of delivery.
1. Open the battery compartment at the back of the remote control.
2. Insert the battery with the correct polarity as displayed in the battery compartment.
3. Close the battery compartment.
Used batteries do not belong in the household trash! Dispose of used batteries in accordance with the legal regulations.
Notes about these instructions
These instructions describe the functions of the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 and are intended to familiarise you with its operation. Read these instructions before starting up the device.
To help you in quickly locating information, the following symbols are used in these instructions:
Safety and warning notes contain important information concerning the safe usage and point to accident sources.
1. Marks instructional steps to be performed to reach the goal of an action.
Devise responses that must follow an action are marked
like this.
Note: Text marked by “Note” provides additional information about a topic.
The monitor views shown in these instructions are intended to support the explanation. The actual monitor displays may differ. If required, the corresponding illustrations of the device display are shown with retracted monitor.
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Theft protection
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The device is equipped with a detachable control panel (flip­release panel) as theft protection and a four-digit device code.
Detachable control panel
Protect your device against theft by taking the control panel with you whenever you leave your vehicle. Do not leave the control panel inside the vehicle - not even in a hiding place. The device is worthless to a thief without this control panel.
The structural design of the control panel allows for simple han­dling of the control panel during removal and attaching.
Removing the control panel
1. Press the
The locking mechanism of the control panel is unlocked.
2. Pull the control panel straight out of the device and to the right.
button.
SRC
NAVI
VOL
DIS
C
HIC
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DISC+
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ZOOM
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RPT
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MIX
6
S C
A N
B SM
TU
BND
N E
After removing the control panel from the device, device
switches off after approx. 30 seconds. All the current settings are saved. Any inserted CD/DVD remains in the device.
Attaching the control panel
1. Push the control panel into the guides of the device from
the right to the left.
SRC
NAVI
D IS
V OL
C
HICAG
1
-D
O
IS
IV
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DISC+
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ZOOM
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RPT
5
MIX
6
S C
A N
B SM
TUNE B N
D
2. Push the right side of the control panel into the device until it clicks into place.
Notes: If the device was switched on while removing the control panel, it does not automatically switch back on after attaching it.
Never drop the control panel. Never expose the con­trol panel to direct sunlight or other heat sources. Store the control panel in the supplied case.
Theft protection
Activating the device code
In addition to a detachable control panel, the device is equipped with a four-digit device code. The device code is set to 0000 at the factory. With this setting, the coding is not active and the de­vice can be switched on without code query after a voltage inter­ruption.
To activate the coding of your device, you must enter a freely selectable code. How to change the code is described in the chap­ter Setup menu under Changing the password”.
Note: Record your personal code and keep it in a safe place. If you ever forget the code, the device cannot be switched back on after a voltage interruption. In this case, the device must be decoded by returning it to a local dealer or sending it to our customer service department.
Switching on coded devices after a voltage interruption
If a coded device is switched on after disconnecting the battery voltage, e.g. in case of a repair to the vehicle, the code query appears.
PASSWORD
PASSWORD
1. Enter the four-digit code using the number buttons 0 to 9
on the remote control.
2. Press the
button to correct any incorrect entries.
3. Confirm the entry with the ENTER button.
The device switches on.
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Introduction
TP
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This chapter contains a description of the most important basic functions.
Operating options
Several options are available to operate the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-
7003.
The buttons of the remote control allow you to operate all the functions of the device. The buttons on the front of the device allow you to operate the most important functions.
In addition, the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 features a touch screen monitor that responds to touch. Operating the device is done by using the visible buttons in the individual operating modes and via the buttons on the touch screen menu. Touch the center of the screen to call up the touch screen menu. If no additional operation is performed, the touch screen menu is hidden again after approx. 30 seconds.
Note: Operating the device by means of the touch screen monitor is only possible if this function was activated in the setup menu. For further details, read the section “Activating/deactivating the touch screen monitor” in the chapter “Setup menu”.
Switching the device on/off
1. To switch the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 on, press the
button on the device or the / POWER button on the
remote control.
The devices switches on and the playback of the previous-
ly set operating mode starts.
Note: The monitor is automatically opened at switch­on if this function was activated in the setup menu. For further details, read the section “Configuring the monitor position” in the chapter “Setup menu”. If the monitor was closed at switch-off, it remains in this position after switch-on.
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1. Radio 21
1. Radio 21
2. NDR 2
2. NDR 2
3. Antenne
3. Antenne
4. ffn
4. ffn
5. 89.0 RTL
5. 89.0 RTL
6. N–JOY
6. N–JOY
R•D•S
AF TP
RADIO
RADIO
RADIO 21
Radio display with closed monitor
STATIO
n
REG
R·D· S
FM1
FM1
AF TA
Radio 21
Radio 21
13:05
13:05
TP
TP
P
1
1. To switch it off, press and hold the button on the device for more than 2 seconds or press the
/ POWER button
of the remote control.
The device switches off.
Introduction
Inserting a CD/DVD
1. Push the CD/DVD into the CD/DVD tray with the printed
side facing up.
The drive automatically pulls in the CD/DVD.
Note: You must not hinder or assist the drive as it draws in the media.
LOADING
LOADING
LOADING
Load display with closed monitor
The CD/DVD is loaded and playback starts.
Ejecting a CD/DVD
1. Press the
button on the device.
EJECT
EJECT
EJECT
Eject display with closed monitor
The CD/DVD is ejected.
2. Carefully remove the CD/DVD.
Note: If the CD/DVD is not removed, it is automatically drawn in again after approx. 10 seconds.
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Introduction
REG
REG
22
Adjusting the volume
1.
On the device: To increase the volume, press the
+
button.
VOL To decrease the volume, press the VOL
-
button.
On the remote control: To increase the volume, press the
button.
VOL To decrease the volume, press the VOL
button.
During the adjustment, the current value is displayed at
the bottom of the monitor A.
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1. Radio 21
1. Radio 21
2. NDR 2
2. NDR 2
3. Antenne
3. Antenne
4. ffn
4. ffn
5. 89.0 RTL
5. 89.0 RTL
6. N–JOY
6. N–JOY
R•D•S
AF TP
RADIO
RADIO
VOL 12
Volume display with closed monitor
STATIO
n
REG
AF TA
R·D· S
FM1
FM1
Radio 21
Radio 21
VOL
TP
TP
A
Activating mute
1.
On the device: Briefly press the button.
On the remote control: Press the MUTE button.
Playback is muted.
The
button on the device flashes and the bottom of the
monitor displays MUTEB.
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1. Radio 21
1. Radio 21
2. NDR 2
2. NDR 2
3. Antenne
3. Antenne
4. ffn
4. ffn
5. 89.0 RTL
5. 89.0 RTL
6. N–JOY
6. N–JOY
RADIO
RADIO
STATIO
n
R·D· S
Cancelling mute
1. Press the
button again to cancel mute.
Mute is cancelled.
FM1
FM1
AF TA
REG
Radio 21
Radio 21
TP
B
+1
REG
CD - C
Introduction
Closing/opening the monitor
1.
On the device: Press the / CLOSE button.
On the remote control: Press the OPEN/CLOSE button.
The monitor is closed or opened.
Setting the monitor tilt
On the remote control: Press the TILT - button to tilt the
1.
monitor forward by one increment.
+
Press the TILT
button to tilt the monitor backward by
one increment.
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1. Radio 21
1. Radio 21
2. NDR 2
2. NDR 2
3. Antenne
3. Antenne
4. ffn
4. ffn
5. 89.0 RTL
5. 89.0 RTL
6. N–JOY
6. N–JOY
RADIO
RADIO
Note: To tilt the monitor horizontally to the front, press
STATIO
n
REG
AF TA
R·D· S
Radio 21
FM1
Radio 21
FM1
MONITOR TILT
MONITOR TILT
0–1–2+1
+1 +2
13:05
13:05
the DIS / FLIP button on the device. Press the button again to return the monitor to its original position.
Selecting the signal source
On the monitor: Touch the center of the monitor to call up
1.
the touch screen menu. Touch the button of the desired signal source A.
RADIORADIODVDDVD CD - C
1. Radio 21
1. Radio 21
2. NDR 2
2. NDR 2
3. Antenne
3. Antenne
4. ffn
4. ffn
5. 89.0 RTL
5. 89.0 RTL
TP
6. N–JOY
6. N–JOY
Sound
Sound
Setup
Setup
CD - C AAUX 1AUX 1 AAUX 2AUX 2 NANAVINAVI
R·D· S
FM1
FM1
AF TA
REG
Radio 21
Radio 21
BANDBAND BSMBSM
Rear
Rear
Disp
Disp
PTY
PTY
R·D·S
R·D·S
TP
A
On the device and on the remote control: Press the SRC button until the desired signal source appears on the monitor.
Available signal sources:
CD/MP3/DVD > RADIO > CD-C > AUX1 > AUX2 > (IVSC) > NAVI
Note: The selectable signal sources are dependent upon the connected devices and the settings in the setup menu.
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Sound settings
The following sound settings are possible:
Aspen IVDM-7003
Bass
-7 -1 < 0 > +1 +7
Treble
-7 -1 < 0 > +1 +7
Balance (left/right volume distribution) L15 L1 < 0 > R1 R15
Fader (front/rear volume distribution) R15 R1 < 0 > F1 F15
Downmix
OFF > Stereo > Lt/Rt
Chicago IVDM-7003
ProLogic 2
OFF > ProLogic > Music > Movie > Matrix
SFC (environment audio effects) OFF > Studio > Hall > Church > Stadium > Movie > Club
Downmix
OFF > Stereo > Lt/Rt
Balance (left/right volume distribution) L15 L1 < 0 > R1 R15
Fader (front/rear volume distribution) R15 R1 < 0 > F1 F15
Note: For additional details about sound settings, refer to the section “Audio setup” in the chapter “Setup menu”.
Selecting and setting sound effects:
On the monitor:
1. Touch the center of the monitor to call up the touch screen menu.
Sound
Sound
2. Touch the
button.
The sound effects menu appears on the display.
Audio Effect Control
Audio Effect Control
NEXTNEXT
ProLogic2
ProLogic2
SFC
SFC
DownMIX
DownMIX
BALANCE
BALANCE
FADER
FADER
OFFOFF
ProLogic Music
OFFOFF
Studio Hall Church
OFF StereoStereo Lt/Rt
EXIT
EXIT
+0+0
+0+0
Chicago IVDM-7003
3. Select the sound effect to be set by touching it.
4. Perform the setting by repeatedly touching the left or right
area of the scale or by touching the desired setting. Touching the
or button displays additional set-
ting options.
EXIT
EXIT
5. Touch the
button to confirm the setting.
6. To perform additional settings, repeat steps 3 - 5.
EXIT
EXIT
7. Touch the
button to hide the sound effects menu.
Introduction
On the remote control:
1. Press the SOUND / DSP button.
The sound effects menu appears on the display.
Audio Effect Control
Audio Effect Control
NEXTNEXT
ProLogic2
ProLogic2
SFC
SFC
DownMIX
DownMIX
BALANCE
BALANCE
FADER
FADER
OFFOFF
ProLogic Music
OFFOFF
Studio Hall Church
OFF StereoStereo Lt/Rt
EXIT
EXIT
+0+0
+0+0
Chicago IVDM-7003
2. Press the ENTER button.
3. Select the sound effect to be set with the
4. Select the desired setting with the
or button.
or button.
5. To perform additional settings, repeat steps 3 - 4.
6. Touch the SETUP button to hide the sound effects menu.
The settings are automatically saved.
Switching the Downmix mode on/off
If the Downmix mode is activated, the multi-channel surround sig­nal is transferred into a conventional stereo signal.
On the remote control: Press the DOWNMIX button to acti-
1.
vate the downmix mode.
2. Press the button again to deactivate the downmix mode.
Selecting the display illumination colour
The following colours are available for the display illumination of the device:
Turquoise > Red > Violet > Yellow > White > Blue > Green >
On the device: Hold the DIS / FLIP button pressed until
1.
the colour changes. Repeat the process until the desired colour is set.
On the remote control: Press the LCD button repeatedly until the desired colour is set.
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Show/hide the image of a back-up camera
A back-up camera (optional equipment) can be connected to the Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003. The camera image is automatically displayed when the reverse gear is selected if the back-up cam­era was connected to the device as described in the installation instructions. In the setup menu you can configure whether you want to display the image of the back-up camera as horizontal mirror. That gives the same impression as a rear-view mirror. For further details, read the section Selecting the external signal source in the chapter Setup menu”.
Note: To manually display the camera image, press the REAR button of the remote control or touch the
Rear
Rear
button on the touch screen menu. Press the button again or touch the center of the monitor to hide the camera image again.
Automatic through connection of telephone calls
If your Aspen/Chicago IVDM-7003 is connected to a hands-free system for cell phones, the active signal source is muted if a tel­ephone call arrives and the call is played back using the car sound system. For this purpose, the hands-free system must be con­nected to the device as described in the installation instructions.
Traffic announcements and acoustic driving suggestions from a connected navigation system are not connected through during a telephone call.
You can change the volume during a telephone call.
On the device: Use the VOL - / + buttons.
1.
On the remote control: Use the VOL / buttons.
If the volume is changed during a call, this value remains valid until the volume is changed again during a call.
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