Boss bv9155b User Manual

User's

BLUETOOTH'ENAILED

MP3-COMPATIBLE

IN-DASH

DVD/MP3/CD

WITH

4.5-INCH

Manual

•

DOUBLE-DIN

RECEIVER

WIDESCREEN

TOUCHSCREEN

WITH

USB

ANDSDMEMORY CARD POIITS

AND FIIONT PANEL

TFT

MONITOR

AUX

INPUT

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

4.511Bluetooth-Enabled In-Dash Double-DIN
SD

DVD/MP3/CD Receiver with USB,

Memory Card

Ports and Front Panel AV Input

MULTI.

MEDIA

DISC

PLAYER

WIT>i

4.S-INCH

WIDESCREEN

TFT

MONITO

1. HANDLING COMPACT DISCS

MOISTURE CONDENSATION

On

a rainy day orina very damp area, moisture may condense

In

Should this occur, the unit will not operate properly.
about

an

houruntil the moisturehas evaporated.

such a case, remove the discand waitfor

NOTES ON CDs

1.

A dirty or defective disc may cause sound
dropouts while playing. To enjoy optimum

as

sound, handlethe disc
Handle the disc by its edge. To keep the disc

clean, do nottouch the

2.

Do

notstickpaperortapeonthe disc

follows.

SUrfac:.

:~

(P.2).

Paste or sticky residue.

Do
beginning to peel

Stickers that are beginning
to peel away leave a
sticky residue

Do
attached.

(S)

Labels

on

the lenses inside the unit.

P.5

not use CDs with old labels that are

off.

(P.6).

not use CDs with labels or stickers

are

attached

(P.?).

P.6

P.2®

3.

Do

not expose the discs to direct sunlight or
heat sources such as hot air-ducts, or leave
them

in

a car parkedindirect sunlight where
there can be a
temperature insidethe car

considerable

(P.3).

(S)~~~I

P.3

4.

Before playing, clean the discs with
optional cleaning cloth. Wipe each disc from
the centre out

5.

Do not use solvents such
thinner,commercially available cleaners, or
antistatic spray intended for analog discs.

(P.4).

as

rise in

benzine,

an

Do Not Use Special Shape CDs

Be

sure to use round shape
not use any special shape
special shape CDs may cause the unit to
malfunction.

~~

CD-Rs and CD-RWs which have not
undergone finalization processing cannot
be played. (For more information on

finalization processing, refer to the manual
for your CD-R/CD-RW writing software or
CD-R/CD-RW
depending on the recording status, it may
prove impossible to play certain CDs
recorded on

(P.8).

P.8

recorder.)

CD-RorCD-RW.

CDs

only.

Do

CDs.

Use of

Additionally,

NOTES ON DISCS

If you use the discs explained below, the sticky
residue can cause the
maycause malfunction or ruin yourdiscs.

Do notuse CDs that have asticky residue
surface (forexample, from peeled-offstickersor
from ink, or glue leaking from under the
stickers).

CD

to stop spinning and

on

the

E - 1

2. INSTALLATION

• Before finally installing the unit, connect the wiring temporarily and make sure itisall
connected up properly and the unit and system work properly.

• Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure proper installation. The use of
unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.

of

• Consult with your nearest dealer if installation requires the drilling
modifications of the vehicle.

in

• Install the unit where it does not get

is

there

a sudden stop, likeanemergency stop.

the driver's way and cannot injure the passenger if

• If installation angle exceeds 30 °from horizontal, the unit might not give its optimum

performance.

Lj

30'

• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature, suchasfrom direct
sunlight, orfrom hot

air,

from heater, or where itwould be subject to dust dirt or excessive

vibration.

•

Be

sure to remove the front panel before installing the unit.

SUB·W

OUT

8ACKSIGHT

RCA

holesorother

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'------+

'-----

ANTENNA

AN
AN

AN
VIDEO OUT

REAR LINE OUT LEFT & RIGHT

....

FRONT LINE OUT LEFT &RIGHT

JACK

IN (VIDEO IN)

IN (AUDO LEFT)
IN (AUDIO RIGHT)

(1

&2)

DIN FRONT/REAR-MOUNT

This unit can be property installed either from Front (conventional DIN Front-mount) or Rear (DIN

Rear-mount installation, utilizing threaded screwholes atthesides ofthe unitchassis). For details,

referto thefollowing illustrated installation methods Aand

DIN

FRONT-MOUNT (Method

Installation the unit

A)

1.

Dashboard

2.

Screw

1.

Dashboard

2.

Nut (5mm)

3.

Spring washer

4.

Screw (5x15mm)

5.

Screw

6.

Support Strap
Be

sure to use the support strap to secure the
back of the unit
hand to the desired angle.

7.

Plain washer

Trim Plate Installation:

Push the trim plate against the chassis until itisfitled.

You must do this before you install the front panel, otherwise it can't be attached.

B.

in

place. The strap can be bent by

E-2

DIN REAR-MOUNT (METHOD B)
Installation using the screw holes on the sides ofthe unit.

Fastenin the unit to the factory radio mounting bracket.

c&>o

Factory radio
mounting bracket

Note: the mounting box, outer
trim ring,and half-sleeve are not
used for this installation.

Note: The mounting box, metal
half sleeve, hook
not included

& screws are

in

the packnig.

DETACHABLE CONTROL PANEL

Removing

Attaching

The

Detachable Control Panel (D.C.P.).

PANEL RELEASE
BUTTON

the

DCP

(D.C.~)

1.

Turn the power off

2.

Press the D.C.P release button

3.

Remove the D.C.P

1. Attach the panel at the right side first, with
point B on the main unit touching point A on

®

the D.C.P

2.

Then press the left side of D.C.P onto the

(As

shown on the digram).

main unit until a click sound

CAUTION

•

DO

NOT insert the D.C.P from the left side. Doing so may damage

• The D.C.P can easily be damaged by shocks. After removing
and be careful not to dropitor subject it to strong shocks.

is

• When the release button
cause it to fall. To prevent
detaching

it.

pressed and the D.C.Pisunlocked, the car's vibrations may

damCVJe

to the

D.C.p,

always storeitin

• The rear connector that connects the main unit and the D.C.Pisan
part. Be careful not to damage

it

by pressing on it with fingernails, pens, screwdrivers, etc.

it,

placeitin

a protective case after

is

heard.

it.

a protective case

extremely important

Note:

is

If the D.C.P
only. And use a cotton swab soaked
alcohol to clean the socket on the back of the

dirty, wipe off the dirt with soft, dry cloth

in

isopropyl

D.C.P.

IMPORTANT

These 2 screws are used to prevent damage to the

CD
mechanism during transportation Please make sure to
remove the 2 screws before installing the unit into the
vehicle.

DO

NOT insert a

CD

into the unit before

removing the 2 screws.

E-3

3.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

a.

Make sure your car battery is a 12 volt(6filler caps) negative ground system (if not, a
converter will be necessary).

b.

Before starting wiring connections, disconnect the power supply by removing the fuse from
the fuse box.

c.

Connect the power wire to one of the extra terminals of the fuse box.

d. Connect the black ground wire to a metal part of the car.

Itisimportant to make good

contact.

e.

Make other wiring connections as shown.

f.

If your car does not have

ISO

connector, you can purchase it from car accessory shops.

Notes: INCORRECTWIRING OR OPERATION WILL VOID THE WARRANTY OF THIS

(CAR UNIT

BACK

SIDE)

UNIT.

Fuse Replacement:

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from the socket. Insert a new one with same
rating

FUSE

RESET BUTTON

is

The RESET button

located on the main unit
with a ballpoint pen or metal object to activate
following reasons:

• Initial installation of the unit when all wiringiscompleted.
do

• All the function buttons

not operate.

• Error symbol on the display.

Note: If you press the RESET button, and the unitstill cannotfunction normally, please use a

in

cotton swabsoaked

isopropyl alcohol to clean thesocketonthe back

(as

shown on the diagram). To press it vertically

it.

The reset button should be activated for the

p •

•

pO

~

ofthe

control panel.

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E-4

4.

FUNCTION OF CONTROL

A.

FUNCTION OF PANEL

PANEL

-RELEASE
BUTTON

POWER/ TALK

r--

MUTE

BUTTON

-BUTTON

CANCEl/

MODE

BUTTON

BAND/

LOUDNESS/

APl/NTSC

BUTTON

'-----tt-tHI~~lIv/

((r

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INFRARED

REMOTE
SENSOR

ENCODER

VOLUME

KNOB

B~1t!US.

(

FUNCTION

SELECT

BUTTON

MULTI-MEDIA

DISC

PLAYER

WIT'"

4.5-INCH

WIDESCREEN

TFT

DISPLAY
BUTTON

~

MONITO

.....

?\'\

-

LOC

BUTTON

(~

SCAN

BUTTON

EJECT

BUTTON

DSP/

LEFT/

RIGHT

BUTTON

AMS/

PLAY/PAUSE

BUTTON

MULTI·

MEDIA

DISC

PLAYER

E-5

WITt-<

4.5-tNCH

WIDESCREEN

TFT

MONITO

TUNING /

SEEK

UP/DOWN

NEXT/BACK

BUTTON

FM

MONO/

STEREO

BUTTON

B.

FUNCTION OF REMOTE

..............

..............

..............

1.

POWER/MUTE BUTTON

2.

PAL/ NTSC /BAND BUTTON

3. GOTO BUTTON

4. SET UP BUTTON

5.

PLAY / PAUSE BUTTON

6.

UP/DOWN BUTTONS

7.

OSD BUTTON

8.

TALK BUTTON

FOR

9. NUMBERIC KEY

10. REPEAT A - B BUTTON

11. REPEAT BUTTON
12A. VOLUME UP / DOWN BUTTONS
12B. FUNCTION SELECT BUTTON

13. MODE BUTTON

14. TUNING/SEEK/UP/DOWN OR NEXT/BACK BUTTONS

15. DISC MENU BUTTON

16. LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS
OK

17.

18. HANG UP/STOP BUTTON

19. ANGLE BUTTON

20. SLOW BUTTON

21. SUBTITLE BUTTON

22. PBC /TITLE BUTTON

23. L/R AUDIO BUTTON

24. ZOOM BUTTON

25. PROGRAM BUTTON

BUTTON

TEL DIALING BUTTONS

E-6

5. BASIC OPERATION

PANEL RELEASE BUTTON
Press this button to remove the control panel.

POWER BUTTON

Press power button to turn on/off the unit.
DISPLAY BUTTON( DISP )

Pressthis button briefly, the LCD will displaythe clock for about3 seconds,
MUTE BUTTON

(MUTE)

Press MUTE button to mute the sound quickly. the display is flashing Press it again to restore the
previoussound level. When muteis on, the Muteindicator on the LCD will lightup.

LOUDNESS BUTTON (LOUD)

Long press this LOUD button control to increase bass output.

MODE BUTTON (MODE)
Press this button to select radio,DISC/USB/SD/MMC/

AN-

IN

FRONT /AN-IN

FRONT PANEL
The unit

is

ANINJACK

allowed to connect with external AudioNideo
system such like digital Camera or Game Console, You
can connect the external
on front panel. After connecting the external

press mode to

ANINFRONT to enjoythis external

REAR.

AN

system thru the

ANinjack

AN

system,

AN

(j)L

..

tAUdiO

~

Right

A/V

CablE

Audio

(not

I.==@GrOUnd

I

~@VldEO

Ir§

~

~-~

3.5mm

IncludEd)

system on this unit.

NOTE:Theunitis only supportthe3.5mm

AN

Jack

Pin

Assignmentshown asthediagram remove

extra.

SELECT BUTTON (SEL)
press SEL button for less than 1 second to open the Audio menu.

press SEL repeatedly
VOLUME (VOL)

to

navigate through the following functions:

->

BASS (BAS)

->

TREBLE (TRE)

->

BALANCE (BAL)

->

FADER (FAD)

Use Volume Up/Down to adjust desired level within 5 seconds.

BE

NOTE: BASS AND TREBLE WILL

SKIPPEDIFDSP MODEISACTIVATED

SUB-WOOFER ON/OFF

PressSELECT buttonformorethan 3 seconds to activate orturn offthe Sub-woofer
(Sub-wooferon/offis an optional feature)

ENCODER VOLUME

KNOB

Turn this knobtoadjust desired volume level.

PRESET EQUALIZER BUTTON (DSP)

PEO

Press this

button then use V-UP /

V-ON

to toggle the following

EO

settings.

ROCK

->POP

->

CLASSIC

At DSP off mode preset equalizer will be controlled by Bass / Treble setting.

->

DSP OFF

E-7

6.

SYSTEM SETUP

Basic operation of menu setup

1.

General setup menu

In

main menu,touch

2.Choose menu setup

* Touch cursor and choose setup menu.

or

3.Enter

exit menu

"£I

"to

enter

into"

SETTINGS"mode.

* Touch

*Touch m

4.Menu setup operation
TIME SETUP: The unit utilizes a 24 hr time format, touch
adjust hour and minute.

BEEP/ON

CALIBRATION: Touch + center with a

ill

in

the menu and enter into" SETTINGS"menu.

in

the SETTINGS menu to exit current setup menu.

I2lI

EJ

on the touch screen directly to

OFF:Todetermine how the beep soundisgenerated when the keys

pen

point, and touch it again to enter into the calibration menu

and display.

are

pressed.

A Users can operate"touch rectification"if the touch character deviates.

."

Users mustTou cimttte center rectification or else it will affect precision.

DUAL FREQUENCY SELECTION

Unit is defaulted in U.S.A(America) frequency, if EURO frequency is required, touch the Icon
at the main menu to go to settings menu.And then touch and tick "EUROPE" to change to EURO
frequency.

E-8

7. RADIO OPERATION

RADIO

Touch the micon

radio mode.

FUNCTION

Serial

number

KEY

in

any mode to go back to the main menu and selecfRADIO"to enter the

Name

Function description

(])

®

@
@

®

®

(J)

@

®

Information
CLOCK CURRENT TIME
Radio

MUTE
SEL

BND

TFT OFF

I

~/~

,

TOUCH TO SELECT RADIO

I
I

III

CURRENT BAND AND FREQUENCY

AND

PRESS LONGER TO STORE CURRENT FREQUENCY

CLOSE\OPEN AUDIO OUTPUT
VOL-BASS-TRE-BAl:FAD
BAND SWITCH(FM1\FM2\FM3\AM1

TFT DISPLAY
FREQUENCY BACKWARD/FREQUENCY FORWARD

AUTO SCAN AND STORE RADIO

ON/

@ LOUD LOUDNESS ON/OFF

@

@
@

@

@
@

@

EQ ROCK\POP\CLASS\EQ.OFF
MONO

LOC

I

SCAN

m

--

P1/2- P2/2

ST:ON \OFF
LOCAUDX

SEARCH STATIONS

BACK TO MAIN MENU

ADJUST DESIRED VOLUME LEVEL

ANOTHER FANCTION KEY

AM2)

OFF

E-9

FM MONO / STEREO BUTTON (MONO)

Use this control to select stereo or mono reception for

FM

radio stations. You can sometimes

improve reception of distant stations by selecting mono mode.

LOCAL / DX BUTTON (LOC)

This control can be used to change between Local and Distant

in

mode improves reception

some areas where the signal is too strong.

(-OX)

tuning mode. Local

STATION PRESET BUTTONS (M1-M6)

You can store & recall six preset radio stations by pressing M1-M6 buttons

1)

TO STORE A STATION:

select a band (if needed)

2)

select a station by tuning

3)

hold a preset button which you want store the station for at least 2

up

/ down button

seconds. The preset number will appear on the display

by

accompanied

TO

RECALL A STATION:1)select a band (if needed)

2)

press a preset button briefly to recall the stored station.

a beeps sound.

SCAN BUTTON (SCAN)

Press this button, the radio will tune up to search stations, the available stations will blinking and
stayon the displayfor afew seconds.

AUTO MEMORY STORE / PRESET SCAN BUTTON (AMS)

in

PRESET SCAN: press AMS button for less than 1 second to scan all preset stations

the
memories of the current band and stay on each memory stations for about 5
seconds. The memory location indicator on the LCD will flash during the process.

To stoppresetscan, press AMS buttonagain.

AUTO MEMORY STORE: pressAMS button for morethan 1 second to enterauto store mode. The
radio will automatically store 6 stations tothe 6 preset memories ofthe current band. To stop auto
store, pressAMS button again.

BAND BUTTON (BAND)

Press this button to change between band

TUNING

UP

/ DOWN BUTTON

(~

1+1)

1.Press these buttons briefly will operate MANUAL SEARCH tuning mode, the radio will tune

FM1,

FM2, FM3 or MW(AM)1, MW(AM)2

bands.

up

ordown tothe nextstation and remain onthe frequency.

as

2.Press these buttons morethan 2 seconds, operate

AUTO SEARCH buttons, underthis mode
the tuning frequency will advance up or down rapidly when the button is pressed. Ifthe buttons
are notpressed within 3seconds, theywill return to auto search mode.

E - 10

8.

Blue Tooth Hand Free

Panel/Remote

Control Function

..............................

Key

Matrix

BLUETOOTH Function Button

1

2

3

4

5

6.7

8

9

TALK

CANCEL/STOP

(short press)

Numberic Key

m

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Blue Tooth Hand Free Function

MakeanOutgoing call press "TALK" Button once to ready

input the
number you dialed will be showed on the Display. Once you
press the "TALK" again to dial the number and the "DIALING"
will. be showed on display. During the talking mode, the Display
will showed "TALKING".

1.

2.

1.

2.

Tel

number what you want to phone and the tel

Reject incoming call
End a call

For tel dialing (During make an out going call)
For "CLEAR/+10" key if you have wrong input the
you can use this key to correct the wrong number on the
display before you send the TEL number out.

BACK TO MAIN MENU

C KEY (CLEAR)

PHONE ADJUST DESIRED VOLUME LEVEL

CALL TRANSFER TO PHONE

CALL TRANSFERTOBLUETOOTH

Tel

number.

E -

11

BLUETOOTH MODE OPERATION

INSTRUCTION

1.

PAIRITWITH

Before you use your Car HANDSFREE System,you need to pair it with your mobile phone.

1.

The Bluetooth set system on the head unit will automatically go into pairing mode when the

Ignition

Flash

~ry'

2,

Set

your

Bluetooth

3

Your

phone

Your phone then asks if you want to pair with
and confirm with the passkey or
complete. The Bluetooth symbol

In

case of unsuccessful pairing, repeat steps 1 to 3 .

2. OPERATION

• Call Accept: Single click TALK button during

• Call Reject: Click
reject the call.

• Call End: Single click TALK button when communication or dialinganoutgoing call to hang
up.

• Call Disconnect: Click TALK button about 1.5 seconds when itisnotincommunication
mode. "And Disconnect" and "No LINK" will showedonthe display.

• Call Re-connect,Click TALK button again at the Disconnect Status. The connection will be
reconnected and "LINKING" &"LINK OK" will showedonthe display.

• Call Waiting (Depend
enter into call waiting, double click it again, enter into communication mode.

• Call Transfer (Private mode): CALLTRANSFER TO PHONE at communicating time,
transfer the call to phone,

• Last Number Redial: Double click TALK button when not
number.

• Auto Answer (Depend on mobile phone feature):

for handsfree auto answer setting.

• Volume Adjust: User can use the volume up/down to adjust the volume level.

FOR

HANDSFREE FUNCTION

YOUR

PHONE

is

beinq turned on and the Bluetooth svmbol indicator on the displaywill

second

phoneto'discover'

willind

the

(PAIRING)

"CAR_A2DP

the

"CAR_A2DP

_HF

"/CAR_ALJDI

_HF"/CAR_AUDIO_HF

O_HF

it.

Accept by pressing

'Yes'or'OK' on the phone

PIN=OOOO(4zeros). Your phone will confirm when pairing

wi

stop flashing and stay lit.

an

incoming call to accept the call.

"CANCEL.:'(MODE)or(STOP)

on

provider feature): Double click TALK button at communicating time,

CALL TRANSFER TO BLUETOOTH transfer the call to Bluetooth.

on the remote during an incoming call will

in

call automatically redial the last

Pis

refer to your own mobile phone manual

is

3.

WHAT DISPLAY CAN SHOW DURING THE INCOMING/OUTGOING
INCOMING

• When thereisan
number"

CALL

incoming call, the display will display the "Incoming caller telephone

If

the incoming call has no caller number, the
short press the "TALK" button answer / accept the call and the "Talking"display will be
showed when the callisanswered.

• To end the conversation, press the "CANCEL(MODE" or "(STOP)" at the Remote control and
the "Hang up" will showed on display. The unit and the display on the TFT will switch back
to the previous mode automatically.

OUTGOING_CALL

• User can use his / her Mobile Phone or remote control to dial and make

Once the user start dialing, the display should show "DIALING".

• The audio output of the present mode will ONLY be muted after pressing the 'TALK" button

as

a confirmation to dial the outgoing call.

• During talking mode, theTFT Display will display "TALKING".

•

To

end the conversation, press the "CANCEL (MODE)" button or "(STOP)" at the Remote
control and the "Hang up" will showed on display. The unit and the display on the TFT will
switch back to the previous mode automatically. The mute of the previous mode will be

at

released

the same time.

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CALL

TFT

will display "00000000" user can

MODE

an

outgoing call .

4. BLUETOOTH NOTICE

• Before you start to use our Bluetooth HEAD UNIT , Please pair the unit with your mobile
of

phone completely. Please refer to the section
Pairing & Re-connection, please make sure the phone Battery

"PAIRING" To ensure the best reception for

is

fully charged when making

the pairing or Re-connection.

• Every time you turn the ignition key from off to on, the unit will automatically re-connect with

the mobile phone.

In

• By pressing the TALK button the unit will start the Auto-Reconnection .

some conditions,

the user will need to reconnect manually. For example like the following.

• If the mobile phone

is

out of range.

(2

meters away from the head unit) the unit will be

disconnected from the mobile phone.
If

user wants to re-connect, it will have to be done manually.

•

()

• The Bluetooth symbol

different from one to another. Please refer

and the connected symbol « / » on the mobile phone will be

10

the corresponding specification.

• When you hang up the phone, the main unit will revert to previous state (radio, CD or other

mode).

• When the main unit turns off (with ACC ON), if there is a call incoming, the main unit will

auto turn on and enter into talk mode. When hang up the phone, the main unit will turn off
automatically.

• Some brand of Mobile Phone like Sony Ericsson may have "Power Saving Mode" selection

is

when Blue Tooth mode

switched on. PLEASE DO NOT Switch

when operating with this Head Unit, .

As

some abnormal communication behavior will

ON

"Power saving Mode"

happen Power Saving Mode is switched on.

• To ensure the best conversation quality / performance, please always keep talking within 1
of

meter

• Some Mobile Phones can support "IN BAND

the Head Unit.

RING

TONE", such

as

Motorola, Nokia.

In

such case, the Incoming Ringing Tone will be sameasthe original Ring-tone of the Mobile

• Phone. But some Mobile Phones like Sony Ericsson

do

not support this feature. The Ring-

tone will be using the standard Ring-tone of the Head unit.

• Using voice dialing, please make sure the phone and the 'head unit within 3 meters

of

each
other. Also please make sure your mobile phone support voice dialing function. And please
consult with your mobile phone supplier if you want to know the operation further about
voice dialing.

• If user wants to Dis-connect the Head unit with the Mobile Phone, please click talk button
long once or switch

"OFF"

Blue Tooth connectivity on the Mobile Phone.

LISTENING TO MUSIC USING CAR-AUDIO-HF ON THE

is

• CAR-AUDIO-HF

capable of streaming music over Bluetooth from a mobile phone
supporting A2DP. Press the mode button to select Bluetooth
paired your Car Handsfree with your mobile phone, use your phone to play, pause, stop,
skip forward and backward. When you receive a call, the music will be automatically paused
and you will be able to answer or reject a call through the headset. Once you end a call, the
music will continue. On some phones you may have to press 'play' to start the music again.

• And you can also make
which can make outgoing calls during the A2DP mode.)

BT

AUDIO MODE

BT

audio mode, once you have

an

outgoing call (This function is compatible with some phones

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Specifications for Blue tooth

BLUE TOOTH

Power Consumption 200mA Max.
Output Power 0 dBm (Class
Frequency Band 2.4GHz - 2.4835GHz
Range 3 meters (free space)
Standard Bluetooth 2.0 specification

• Specifications subject to change without notice.

II)

ISM

Band

Remark:

Our Bluetooth Handsfree System adapts to the Bluetooth spec V2.0 and higher.Itis

as

with profiles such

limited due to some phones dedicated interfacing specifications, even with phones of which the
actual Bluetooth specifications and used profiles apply to our Bluetooth Handsfree System
specifications.
Please check the compatibility list or try it out in practice your phone at the local dealer
it is not mentioned

Handsfree profile and Head Set profile. However the functionality may be

in

the list.

compatible

in

case

Note:

Compatibility and connectivity with all Bluetooth mobile phonesisnot guaranteed.

Warning:

in

Many jurisdictions have laws regarding the use of a phone

a vehicle.

Obey all local laws. Always keep your hands free to operate the vehicle while driving.

Your first consideration while driving should be road

safety.

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9. DISC/MULTI-MEDIA FILES OPERATIONS

The playing fileisa Music file.
The playing file
File Switch Region: Displays the file

type of the playing and the switching.
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MULTI-MEDIA FILE

OR

FOLDER SEARCHING

CD SLOT

Insert the

disc

into CD slot. The CD will begin to play.

EJECT BUTTON

Press this button to eject the CD from the unit. The receiver will switches to radio
automatically.

PLAY/PAUSE

BUTTON

(

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Pressthis button brieflyto pause disc play, press againto resume play.

NEXT/BACK

When

NEXT is pressed, the unit will

When BACK is pressed, the unit will
Long press the

can play discs at various speeds. with each consecutive long press the
playback speed increases. there are 5 speed levels for discs

there are 4 speed levelsfordisctypesotherthan disc:

BUTTONS(

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go
go

to the nexttrack and start the playback.

back to the preivous track and start the playback.

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in

X2, X4,

FWD/REV:

X8,X16,X20.

X2, X4,

Press PLAY to resume the playbackat normal speed.
Selecting a Track to Play

1.

Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT direction buttons to move to different file/folder
Numbers.

2.

Press OK on a file number, and that file will begin to play,orby

3.

Enter a file

number

with the numeric buttons (0-9) and +10 button to play the input Files

direct numeric input,

Number.

REPEAT A-B BUTTON (A-B)

1.

Press REPEAT A-B at your chosen starting point.

2.

Press REPEAT A-B again at your chosen end point.

• The section A and B can be set only within the same track .
now

• The section will

repeat continuously.

mode

....

buttons,

X8,X16, X20.

the

3.

To exit the sequence, press

The

screen

will

display

tREPEAT

the

A-~

REPEAT

A-B.

following

REPEATA-B

message:

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REPEAT A-B

CANCEL~

NOTE:This operate is with CD function only.

STOP

BUTTON(

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Stopthe current disc playback.

Briefly press the STOP button to stop the unit playback, when the PLAY buttonispressed, normal playback will
continue.

Press

STOP

two times consecutively to enterthe clear stop mode. Underthe clear stop mode, if

PLAY

pressed, the disc will resumethe playback from the beginning of the disc.

NUMERIC

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Use

when

UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

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OK

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Use

this

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playback

function

cursor

buttonto

CD/Music

need

file

numeric

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up/down/left/right.

confirm

the

use

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(£.

selection.

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GO

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BUTTON

Using GO TOfeature to

A.

Press GOTO

(GO TO)

button,the

selecttrack

screenwill

numberorspecific

display

thefollowing

time.

message:

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TRK001/021

S.

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C.

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numeric

wantto

D.
one minutes andfifty-six

PROGRAM BUTTON (PROG)

Press PROG

go

Press OK

toin

buttons

that

button

button

track.

to start playback.For example entering 00:01 :56will start

the screen will

buttonstohighlight

to enter the

seconds

PROGI

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example:Pressnumeric
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tracks in

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it.

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the

you want to play or

following

00:01:56

track

numberorthe

message.

13

14
15

16

appearsit

track

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andthen you can

program

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option.

the

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playback

means

appears,pressthe

button

track2

program

buttonto

track

number

then press

will

play

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If

any Music file contains any

as

Tracktitle, Artisttitle, Album title,

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TFT

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etc,

monitor.

information, user

These

ID3-TAG

can

viewthese

informationwill be displayedonthe lower

ID3-TAG

information such

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10. PLAY MULTI-MEDIA FILES OPERATION

Place a disc into the player, and the player will auto search the directories saved files. After
searching,
and Photo files; To the disc containing single type of files, it will automatically go to the first
directory) and play the first song
picture below:

it

will automatically goto the first directorysaved files (tothe disc containing both Music

in

the directory ("01:"ishighlighted).The screen displaysasthe

Current directory name

Current file name.

The playing file is a Music file.
The playing file is a Photo file.
File Switch Region: Displays the file

typeofthe playing and the switching.
Function

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Use the Arrow ( ... / T /
directory, then the first track under it starts playback; Also you can use the Arrow( ... /

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buttonsto enterthe File Region andselectthefileyou wanttoplay.

NOTE:. Press the Left and Right arrow buttons, you can activate Directory Region, File Region and File

Switch Region separately.

• The highlightinDirectory Region and File Region is shownasthe picture above;

NOTE:

While
You can press the Numeric buttons to select the file you want to
you desire the 15
the 15

When a pictureisplaying or paused, press the Arrow buttons to change the display

angle:

it

appears a transparent rectangleinFile Switch Region.

th

th

starts playback.

trackincurrent list, press the

"10+"

button once, then press "5",

play.

For example, if

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11. MMC/SD CARD & USB DEVICE

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1.The USB mini socket is accessible as indicated in
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2.Plug in the USB drive / device completely
in
that the USB drive / device is being plugged
& the download has begun.

3.Does not matter what
drive / device
automatically switch to USB mode.

4.AII
playback.

Warning:

cause permanent & serious damage to the unit and may
cause access to the buttons on the front panel impossible.

User must use an extension cable (provide by USB device
manufacturer) to connect with USB socket to prevent any

damagecause.

1.(P.1)

picture

2(P.2)

the USBfiles playback function issameasnormal disc

and display will show "USB" to indicate

mode

is

being plugged into the unit, unit will

Excessive weight or size USB drive/device may

MODE

as

indicated

in

correctly

the unit is in, once a USB

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TO STOP USB PLAYBACK

1.lfthe USB drive / deviceisunplugged, the unit will automatically switch to radio mode.
Or user can use mode button to switch to other modes.

2.The user can use the
inserted in the

USB SPECIFICATION

unit)orany other modes, when they are in any mode.

* SUPPORT MAX

mode

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USB FLASH MEMORY

button to choose USB mode (only if USB drive / device

is

* SUPPORT MAX 999 SONGS

* USB

1.1

DEVICE SUPPORT

* USB 2.0 DEVICE SUPPORT

(TRANSFER SPEED SAME

*

FILE

MANAGER: FAT12/FAT16/FAT32

CAUTION

1.Always unplugg the USB gently from the unit,
excessive force used will cause permanent
damage to the unit & the USB drive / device.

COMPATIBILITY

Due to the fast changing technology world, this unit may
or may not be compatible
available with all the future technology, especially those
USB drive / device which require to install a driver.
Always choose a compatible USB drive / device which
compatible with this unit.

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&serious

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all the USB drive / device

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START THE SD/MMC MODE

1.Press panel release buttontorelease the front panel.

2.The SD/MMC card slot is located on
indicated in

3. Insert the SD/MMC card into the card
until a "CLICK" sound is heard.

4.Close the front panel.

5.

The display will

MMC card is correctly inserted. Once
inserted, the file will automatically
start.

6.

Does not matter what

is

card

SO

/ MMC mode.

7. All the

Multi-Media

(P.5).

show

being insertedinthe unit, unit will automatically switch to

SO

/ MMC files playback function is same as normal CD

disc

playback.

TO STOP SD/MMC CARD PLAYBACK

1.Push on
card is taken out, the unit will automatically switch

2.User can use

the

unit)orany other modes, when they are in any mode.

the

endofthe

the

SOorMMC cardtoeject the

mode

buttontochoose

SO

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topofthe front panel as

slot

in the correct direction

"CARD" to indicate that the

the

SO

or MMC card

mode

SO

to

previous

loaded

the unit is in,

or MMC card. Once the

mode.

mode

(onlyifSO

& playback will also

onceaSO

or MMC is inserted in

(P.4)

SO

or

is

or MMC

SOorMMC

or

SD/MMC SPECIFICATION

* SUPPORT MAX 4G SD/MMC CARD

* SUPPORT MAX 999 SONGS

CAUTION

2.Please
card in the correct direction / orientation as
indicated

cause permanent

unit & the

make

sure to insert the

in

picture 7(P.7). Wrong insert will

& serious

SOorMMC card.

SOorMMC

damagetothe

Front side

Back side

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CONFIRM SELECTED INFORMATION

PAUSE/PLAY

BACK TO MAIN MENU OF DISC

PREVIOUS MUSIC/ NEXT MUSIC

BACKWARD/ FORWARD

ENTER INTO SETUP MENU OF AUDIO AND VIDEO

STOP BUTTON

DISPLAY THE

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ANOTHER FANCTION KEY

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PLAY BUTTON (

Pressthis button brieflyto pause discplay, press againto resume play.

STOP

Stopthe currentdiscplayback.

Briefly press the STOP button to stopthe unit playback,when the PLAY button is pressed,normal
playbackwill continue.
Press STOP two times consecutively to enter the clear stop mode. Under the clear stop mode, if
PLAYispressed, the discwill resumetheplaybackfrom the beginning ofthe disc.

UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

Usetomove

OK BUTTON

Use

NEXT/BACK

When NEXT is pressed, the unit will
When BACK is pressed, the unit will

Long press the
you can play discs

buttons,
X4, X8,
Press PLAY to resume the playback at normal speed.

BUTTON(.

this

buttontoconfirm

the playback speed increases. there are 5 speed levels for discsinFWD/REV:

X16,X20. there are 4 speed levels for disc types other than disc:

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cursor

BUTTONS(

~&~

up/down/left/right.

buttons underthe play mode, the unit will start to forward or rewind.

at

various speeds. with each consecutive long press the

BUTTON

the

selection.

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go

to the next track and start the playback.

go

back to the preivous track and start the playback.

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X2,

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X4,

X8,X16,X20.

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NUMERIC

Use

when

function,

BUTTONS

playback

etc.

disc

which

need

numeric

Selection

or

Input,

like

in

the

Goto

PAL/NTSC

In

order to achieve the best image display effect, you must adjust the player signal system to

match your

• 3 types of

• Use PIN button to select between NTSC/PAL,

BUTTON

TV

set.

TV

color

(P/N)

signal system are available: NTSC, PAL60 orAutomatic mode.

or

automaticmode.

REPEAT A-B BUTTON (A-B)

1.

Press REPEAT A-B at your chosen starting point.

2.

Press REPEAT A-B again at your chosen end point.

• The section A and B can be set only within the same track/chapter.

e The section will now repeat continuously.

3.

To exit the sequence, press

The

screen

L/R

BUTTON(L/R)

Press R/L button for select left and right channel.

The

screen

will

will

display

tREPEAT

display

t STEREO

the

A-~

the

REPEAT

following

REPEAT A-B

following

~

A-B.

message:

~

message:

MONO L

REPEAT A-B

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ZOOM

The ZOOM feature allows you to magnify a certain areaofthe images recorded on the Video

disc and other image discs. the screen will display the following message:

~

A.

B.
C.

D.

E.

F.

Press ZOOM button six to enlarge the image
G.
H.

SLOW

A.

B.
C.
D.
E.

F.

G.

BUTTON(ZOOM)

ZOOM

Press ZOOM button once to enlarge the imagebyX2.
Press ZOOM button twice to enlarge the imagebyX3.

Press ZOOM button three to enlarge the imagebyX4

Press ZOOM button four to enlarge the image byV2.

Press ZOOM button five to enlarge the image

Press UP/Down/Left/Rightto select the area you want to magnify.

The four times press of ZOOM will cancel the zoom function and resume normal playback.

Press "SLOW" button once to activate SLOW 1/2 slow motion playback.

Press "SLOW" button twice to activate SLOW 1/3 slow motion playback.

Press "SLOW" button three times to activate SLOW 1/4 slow motion playback.
Press "SLOW" button four times to activate SLOW 1/5 slow motion playback.

Press "SLOW" button five times to activate SLOW 1/6 slow motion playback.

Press "SLOW" button six times to activate SLOW 1/7 slow motion playback.

Press "SLOW" button again to restore normal playback.
The screen will display the following message:

X2

~ZOOMX3~

BUTTON

(SLOW)

ZOOM

X4

~

ZOON

by

V2

by

1/

1

h.

4

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~ZOON

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~SF1/3

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SF1/4~SF1/5~SF1/6

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~SF1/7~

PLAY

~

J

PBC

Press
screen
song

Press

FUNCTION

the

"PBC"

of

the

monitor

by

pressing

PSC

key

BUTTON

buttontoturn

the

desired

after

(PBC)

on

the

WARNING

number

PSC

key.

returntomanualofVideo

function.

from

CD,

the

The

Video

unit

will
CD.

show
Then

the

you

song
can

list

on

choose

the

the

NOTE:This
GO

TO

Using

A.

Press GOTO

B.

Press ArrowLeft/Right

only

BUTTON

GO

TOfeature

operateswith the

(GO

TO)

to

select

I TT

button,the

screenwill

buttonstohighlight

PBC

track

01/05

function onVCD.

numberorspecific

CH

011/018

display

the

following

the

track/title/chapter

Option.

C.

Use

numeric

wantto

you

D.

Press OK
hour,eleven minutes and fifty-six

PROGRAM

buttonstoenterthe

track/title/chapter

gotointhattrack/title/chapter.

button

tostart playback.For

seconds

BUTTON

(PROG)

example

into

entering 01:11:56 will start

thetitle.

The PROGRAM feature, select TITLE/CHAPTER toedit.
A.

Use

numeric

button

title 2,chapter4,PROGRAM T02/C04 appearsit means
played first then press
press

can

button

the

program

to playchaptersinprogrammed

buttons

different

numeric

title/chapterto

to enter

numeric

button

highlight

buttontitle

your

need.ifyou

PROGRAM title/chapter,for example:press

3,chapter

toselect

the

corresponding

want

tocomplete

order.

See the illustration below:

time:

8

01:11:

56

1

message:

numberorthetime

youwanttoplayor

the elapsedtime

playback

one

numeric

Title2,chapter

4 will be

5and PROGRAM T03/C05appears,

title/chapter

program

and thenyou

settingpress PLAY

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6

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12

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CLEAR

select

program

13
14
15
16

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02:04

2

03:05
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4

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press PLAYbutton to confirmit.

C.

If you exit

program

modeand

program

off

appears

press STOP

press PLAYbutton.

TITLE

1.

2.

3.

BUTTON

(TITLE)

Press TITLEtoinvoke Title Menu (Dependent on authoring of disc).

Press direction( ....

/T

/

ollIII

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) buttons to highlight selected Title Menu entry.

Press OK or PLAY to select the highlighted entry.Ifthe highlighted entry
indicates a title, that title will play from Chapter

1.

NOTE:Thisonly operateifthe disc with the TITLE function.
DISC

1.

2.

3. Press OK or PLAY to select the highlighted entry.

MENU

Press DISC MENU to invoke the menu screen included on the disc.

Press direction buttons to highlight a selected menu entry.

If

the highlighted entry indicates a

chapter or title, the disc will play from the selected spot.

modeortitle/chapter

button

then

and

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SUBTITLE BUTTON (SUBTITLE)

1.

Press SUBTITLE button to bring upthe subtitle informationwhich will be shown on the top right

corner

2.

Eachtimeyou pressSUBTITLE, you can switch to anothersubtitle available inthe disc.

ofthe

screen.

NOTE:This onlyoperate ifthe discwiththe SUBTITLE function.
ANGLE

BUTTON

(ANGLE)
Press ANGLE button to bring up the angle information which will be shown on the top right
corner of the screen.

in

Each time you press ANGLE, you can switch to another camera angle available

the disc.

NOTE:This only operate ifthe discwith the ANGLE function.

OSO BUTTON

1.

Press OSD button to display the amount of time played and time remaining to be
piayed on the disc.

2.

Press OSD button once to additionally display the disc type, current chapter or track,
and total number of chapters or tracks.

Also displayed

is

the current title, total number of titles.
Press OSD button a second time to additionally display the disc type,Audio
language/type/# of channels, subtitle language, and angle selection.

3.

Press OSD button a third time to make the OSD disappear.

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13. SET UP MENU OPERATION

General Steps of Setup Menu

1)

Pressthe Setup button, the main setupmenu appears.

When the main menu displayed, the Video will auto pause.

2)

Press the Left and Right arrowbuttonstohighlightthe icon ofthe desired page, then pressthe

Down
page, press Rightto highlightthevideo icon, the video pagewill be displayedon thescreen.

or

Right arrow button to activate that page; For example, if you want to setup the video

3)

Press the Down arrowbutton to highlight the desired option. Press ok or press Rightto select,

the choices
highlight the BRIGHTNESS option, then press ok to select, the brightness choices appear on
the right.

of

that option appear on the right; For example, press the Down arrow button to

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4)

Press the Arrow buttons to highlightthe Exit Setup option, then press Enter or Setup
again to exit Setup Menu.

NOTE: When setup, the pressing setup buttons will turn offthe setup menu, while the

choices that have been changed will be saved.

Setup Items Introduction

1) SYSTEM SETUP
The system setup options are illustrated below:

TV SYSTEM

Accordingtothe Color System

1.

NTSC: Choose this settings if your Multi-Media player is connected to a NTSC

2.

PAL:

Choose this settings if your Multi-Media player is connected to a

3.

AUTO: Choose this settings if your Multi-Media player is connected to a multi-system

ofthe

TV,

you can choosetheTVSystem.

PAL

TV.

TV.

TV.

The default setting is NTSC.

SCREEN SAVER

If

the screen saverison, when your

disc

player isinStop, Open,orNo Disc state,orthereisa
frame frozen for more than 30 minute, the screen saver will bedisplayed. This feature can protect
the screen from damage.

• ON: Choose this setting to activate the screen saver.

• OFF: Choosethis setting tocancel the screen saver
The default setting is ON.

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TV TYPE

•

16:

9 (Wide Screen): Choose this setting if your Multi-Media player is connected to a wide

TV.

screen

If you choose this setting and you don't have a wide screen

TV,

the images on the

screen mayappeardistorted duetovertical compression.

•

4:3LB
ratio
You'll see the entireframe
The movie

•

4:3PS
ratio

(Letter Box): Choosing this setting if your Multi-Media playeris connected to a normal

TV.

connector You'll see the moviesintheir original aspect ratio (height-to-width ratio).

of

might

the movie, butitwiII

appearwith black barsatthetopand bottom ofthe screen.

takeupa smaller portion ofthe screen vertically.

(Pan & Scan): Choosing this setting ifyour Multi-Media playerisconnected to a normal

TV.

You can fill the movie to the entire screen ofyour

Tv.

This mightmean that parts ofthe

picture (the left and right edges) won't be seen.

is

NOTE: • The imagedisplay ratio

images

• If you

in

theaspectratio you choose.

playa

disc recordedin4:3 format on a wide screen

the leftand rightside

• You must adjustthescreen setting depending on thetype

related tothe recorded discformat. Some disccan not display

TV,

black bars will appear on

ofthe

screen.

of

thetelevision you have.

PASSWORD

is

The password option
password. In orderfor the Ratingsfeature work, the password
to set the ratings limit, you will need to enter the defaultpassword, which

initialized locked, and you cannot set the ratings limit or change the

mode

must

beturned on. If you want
is

0000, then press ok

to
confirm. To change the password, you will be prompted for the old password, then be prompted
fora new. Entera 4-digit number (this isyour password).

RATING

is

The Rating feature

a rating limit system, like movie ratings.Itworks with discs that have been

assigned a rating. This helpsyou control the types ofDiscsthatyourfamilywatches.

• There are eight rating options:

1.

KID

SAFE,2.G,3.PG,4.PG-13,5.PG-Q,6.R,7.NC-

17,8.ADULT

to

• Select the ADULT option
default

The

NOTE:

settingisADULT.

If

the password option is locked, you cannot set the ratings limit; the rating limit does

cancel the rating limit.

not work when the password option unlocked.

DEFAULT
Choosethis option toresume all thesetup optionsto defaultsettings.

2).LANGUAGESETUP

The language setup options are illustrated below:

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OSD LANGUAGE

• Highlight the OSD LANGUAGE option, and press the Arrow buttons to choose the OSD
languageyou prefer. Press Enterto confirm, and itwill displayOSD

in

thatlanguage.

AUDIO LANG

• Highlight the AUDIO

LANG

you prefer. Press Enter to confirm.

in

outputaudio

that language.

option, and press the Arrow buttons to choose the audio language

If

the discyou are playing has that language available,itwill

SUBTITLE LANG

• Highlight the SUBTITLE

languageyou prefer. Pressokto confirm.
itwill displayssubtitles

LANG

in

that language.

option, and press the Arrow buttons to choose the subtitle

If

the discyou are playing has thatlanguage available,

MENU LANG

• Highlight the

MENU

LANG

option, and press the Arrow buttons to choose the menu language

you prefer. Press ok to confirm.Ifthe disc you are playing has that language available, it will

in

displaysmenu

NOTE: Ifyourpreferred language isn't available, the disc's defaultlanguagewill

The default language of your Multi-Media player

that language.

is

English.

be

played.

3).VIDEO SETUP
The video

setup

options

are illustrated below:

BRIGHTNESS

• Usethe Up and Down arrow buttonto movethe scroll and adjustthe brightness.
CONTRAST

• Use the Upand Down arrow buttonto movethe scroll and adjustthe contrast.
HUE

• Use the Up and Down arrow button to movethescroll and adjust the hue.

SATURATION

• Use the Up and Downarrowbutton to movethe scroll and adjustthe saturation.

SHARPNESS

• Use the Upand Down arrowbutton to movethe scroll and adjustthe sharpness.

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14. SPECIFICATIONS

CD PLAYER

System
Usable disc
Sampling frequency
No of quantization bits
Frequency
Number of channels

SIN

Ration

RADIO SECTION
FM

Compact disc audio system
Compact disc, CD-R, CD-RW

44.1

KHz

1bit
5-20,OOOHz
2 stereo
70dB

Frequency Range

IntermediateFrequency
Usable Sensitivity
Stereo Separation

SIN

Ratio

AM (MW)

FrequencyRange

IntermediateFrequency
Usable Sensitivity

SIN

Ratio

GENERAL

Power Supply
Polarity
Speaker impedance
Power Output

87.5 -108 MHz (EURO)

87.5 -107.9 MHz (USA)

10.7 MHz
Better than 15dB at
25

dB

at 1KHz

50dB

522 -1620 KHz (EURO)
530

-1710KHz

450KHz

Better than 45dB

40dB

DC

11

-14V
Negative Ground
4 ohms
80Wx4

SIN

(USA)

30

dB

REMARK:

Specifications subject to change without notice.

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BY

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DEPT

AT

[phone] EXT. 2239, OR

EMAIL

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HAVING

WITH

THE PRODUCT.

PLEASE

INCLUDE

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CHECK

OR

MONEY

ORDER

(MADE

PAYABLE

TO

Boss

AUDIO

SYSTEMS)

FOR

$20.00

PER

PRODUCT

RETURNED

IN

THE

CONTINENTAL

U.S.OR$35.00

PER

PRODUCT FOR

ALASKA,

HAWAII

AND

PUERTO

RICO

TO COVER RETURN

SHIPPING

AND

HANDLING.