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To ensure safety while driving
and to comply with l aws,
drivers should not watch video or
operate the video device while driving.
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CAUTION
RIS K OF ELEC TRIC SH OCK
DO NO T OPE N
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CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE
COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightening flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is
intended the alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage
within the products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to con stitu te
a ris k of elec tric sh ock to pe rsons .
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to aler t user to
the p resen ce of imp ortan t opera ting an d maint enanc e (serv icing ) instructions
in the literature accompanying the appliance.
CLASS 1 L ASER PR ODUCT
Laser product symbol: located on the rear panel of the unit, indica te this p layer i s a class
laser product, only use weak laser and no hazardous radiation outsi de of t he un it.
1.Read through this instruction manual before installation and use.
2.Do not open the cover or touch any of the components exposed out o f the u nit , onl y for
qua lifie d technicians.
3.D o not exp ose the u nit und er dire ct sunl ight or n earby o bject s that radiate heat to avoid
dam age the unit.
4.D o not pla ce the un it in moi st and hu mid con ditio ns, whi ch effect the pick-up of the unit
lea d to out of w ork.
5.P lace th e unit on a f lat sur face an d venti lativ e condi tion. P lease ensure the ventilation
hol es are no t cover ed to avo id over heati ng and ma lfunc tion.
6.Clear the panel and case with soft dry cloth only, do not apply any ki nd of thi nner,
alc ohol or s prays .
WARN ING: TO R EDUCE TH E
RIS K OF FIRE O R ELECT RIC
SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
PRECAUTION
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Contents
1. Before Operation...........................................................................................4
1.1 G lossa ry.... ............................................................................................ 4
1.2 P recau tions............................................................................................4
1.3 M aintenance and Cleaning of Discs..........................................................5
1.4 B atter y Infor matio n of the Re mote Control.................................................5
1.5 T he Re mot e Con tro l Description..............................................................6
1.6 L ocations and Names of the Controls.......................................................7
1.7 D escription of the Rear Cabinet....................... ........................................8
1.8 U nit Ins talla tion......................................................................................9
2. Common Operation......................................................................................10
3. Radio Operation..........................................................................................12
4. Basic Disc, USB or MMC/SD Operation..........................................................14
4.1 B egin Playback......................................................................................16
4.2 P ause Pl aybac k.....................................................................................16
4.3 S top Pla yback . ..... .................................................................................16
4.4 S elect Chapter/Track with the UP/DN or the >>|/|<< Buttons......................16
4.5 S elect Chapter/Track with the Number Buttons.........................................16
4.6 S elect Chapter/Track with the Root/PBC Menu.........................................16
4.7 Ter minate the Playback..........................................................................17
4.8 P layba ck with S peed..............................................................................17
4.9 P layba ck with S low Speed......................................................................17
4.1 0 Playb ack wit h Still F rame. ..... ..... ..... ......................................................18
4.11 P lay bac k Repeatedly............................................................................18
4.11 .1 On e/A ll Repeat..................................................................................18
4.11 .2 A-B R epe at........................................................................................18
4.1 2 Playb ack in Sc an Mode ..........................................................................19
4.1 3 Playb ack fro m a speci fied Ch apter /Trac k or a Sp eci fie d Time....................19
4.1 4 Playb ack in Ra ndom..............................................................................19
4.1 5 Playb ack in Di ffere nt Angle....................................................................19
4.1 6 Playb ack in Zo om Mode ........................................................................19
4.1 7 Change the Caption Language..............................................................20
4.1 8 Change the Audio Language.................................................................20
4.1 9 Look ov er the Pl aybac k Statu s.... ..........................................................20
4.2 0 Progr am Play back. ..... ..... ....................................................................21
4.2 1 Playb ack the P ictur e CD in JPE G Forma t...............................................21
4.2 2 Opera tion about file style of video.........................................................22
4.2 3 ESP and I D3 Fu nct ion .................................................................
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4.2 4 USB and M MC/SD Reader Operation.....................................................22
4.2 5 The D VD Syst em Menu S etup Op erati on... ..... ........................................22
4.2 6 The P arent al Control............................................................................27
4.2 7 The Region Code.................................................................................28
5. .............................................................29
6. Trouble Shooting.........................................................................................31
7. Specification...............................................................................................32
BLUE TOOTH HANDFREE SYSTEM
7. Spec ifi ca tio n
General Specification
Power Supply Requirement..................................................DC 12V
Max imum Po wer Out put.. ..... ..... ..... ..4 x 80W (meas ure d at DC 1 4.4 V )
Dim ensio ns(w x h x d) ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ... ... ... ... ..7 ”W x 2”H x 6. 5”D
DVD D eck Spe cific ation
Format..............................DVD/VCD/MPEG 4/JPEG//MP3/WMA/CD
Video System........................................................................NTSC
Audio System..............................................................24 bit/96KHz
Loading System.......................................................... Auto Loading
Mounting Angle.................................................................0 to +/-30
Video Specification
Video Type...................................................................16:9 and 4:3
Video Output level......................................Composite:1.0± 0.2Vp-p
Loa d imp edanc e: 75 o hms
Horizontal Resolution................................................................500
Audio Specification
+0
Audio Output(Analog audio)..........................................2.0 -1.0Vrms
Frequency Response.............................20Hz ~ 20KHz (at 1KH z 0 dB)
S/N Ratio(Audio).............................................≥90d B(a t 1KH z 0 dB)
Separation..............................................................................50dB
Radio Specification
FM Section
Frequency range.......................................87.5MHz - 107.9MHz(US)
87. 5MH z - 108.0 MHz(E U)
Usable sensitivity......................................................................3uV
I.F Frequency....................................................................10.7MHz
AM Se ction
Frequency....................................................530KHz - 1 710KHz(US)
522 KHz - 1 620KHz(EU)
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1. Before Operation
1.1 Glo ssary
PBC (playback control)
It is a kin d of sign al(me nu) r ec ord ed i n the d isc wit h SVCD or VCD2.0
forma t used fo r the pla yba ck c ont ro l. Fo r the dis cs cont ained P BC, It ca n
playback interactive software with the menu displayed on TV.
Title
Gener ally, the tit le is the i mport ant p ar t of DV D di sc. f or e xample, the
theme part of movie is title 1, the part described how to make mov ie is t it le
2, the ca st is tit le 3, etc . Eve ry t itl e co nta in a seri al numb er that i s eas y to
lookup.
Chapter
A title ca n be divi ded int o sev er al bl oc ks, s o that ev ery blo ck can be o perat ed
as a unit , the uni t is call ed ch ap ter. T he chap ter c on tai n a un it at l east.
Track
It is the biggest component of VCD. Generally, every song of karaoke disc
is a trac k.
1.2 Precautions
Safety
1. The unit is designed for negative terminal of the battery which is
connected to the vehicle metal. Please confirm it before installation.
2. Do not allow the speaker wires to be shorted together when the unit is
switched on. Otherwise it may overload or burn out the power amplifier.
3. Do not install the detachable panel before connecting the wire.
4. The protective case is to safely keep the front panel(see the photo).
Environment
1. Do not use this unit when water and moisture is near it.
2. If moisture forms inside the Lens, it may not operate properly. To correct
this problem, wait about one hour for the moisture to evaporate.
3. If the car interior is extremely hot, do not use the player until the car has
been driven for a while to cool off the interior.
FRONT PANEL
PROTECTIVE CASE
6. The Tro uble Sh oot in g
Please read the user s manual carefully before using the DVD player. If you ha ve any tr oubles
in us ing thi s playe r, try to so lve the p roblems by the suggestions mentioned below. If you c an
not remove the trouble after using all the suggestions, please contact the company or the
technical service center authorized by us. For the sake of your safe ty, plea se do not o pen the
cover and repair the player by yourself, if that, it may cause electric shock.
NO PI CTURE , SOUND AN D INDIC ATION
* Ens ure tha t the pow er swit ch is on.
* Ens ure tha t the fus e is not blown.
NO SO UND BUT H AVE PI CTURE
* Ens ure tha t the player s aud io outp ut has a go od conn ectio n with TV s a udio input.
* Che ck whet her the a udio connector is damaged.
* Che ck whet her you h ave tur ned dow n the vol ume.
* Ens ure tha t you hav e set the r ight AUD IO setu p of the player.
* Ens ure tha t the aud io is not u nder mu te.
NO PI CTURE B UT HAVE SOU ND
* Ens ure tha t the player s vid eo outp ut has a go od connection with TV s video input.
* Ens ure tha t you hav e turne d your TV t o the AV input c hanne l connecting to your player.
* Ens ure tha t you hav e set the r ight VI DEO set tings o f the pla yer.
BLA CK AND WHI TE PICT URE OR SC REEN RO LLING
* Ens ure tha t you hav e set the r ight TV S YSTEM ( e.g . PAL, NT SC) setting.
FLAW S OF PICT URE OR SO UND
* Che ck whet her the s ettin g of AUDIO i s right.
* Che ck whet her the d isc is sc ratch ed or sta ined.
* Che ck whet her the re is condensation inside the Lens. If so, leave the player off for an hour
or so , then tr y again.
* Che ck whet her the i nstal latio n angle i s less th an 30.
DIS PLAY NO DIS C OR BAD DI SC
* Ens ure tha t you hav e put the d isc on th e tray.
* Che ck whet her the d isc is pu t in the reverse side.
* Che ck whet her the d isc is di stort ed.
* Che ck whet her the d isc is st ained or scratched badly.
* Ens ure tha t the dis c forma t is comp atibl e to the pl ayer.
* Ens ure tha t the tem perat ure ins ide the c ar is not t oo high. If so, cool off until the ambient
tem perat ure ret urns to n ormal .
* Replace another disc to insert it into the disc compartment.
REM OTE CON TROL IS IN SENSI TIVE OR D OES NOT W ORK
* Che ck the ba tteri es of rem ote con trol an d make sure that they are to be powerful and
goo d conductivity.
* Dir ect the r emote c ontro l to the IR s ensor o f the player.
* Che ck whet her the re are so me obst acles b etwee n the rem ote con trol an d IR sens or.
SOME FUNCTION BUTTONS DO NOT WORK
* Turn o ff the po wer, the n turn on a gain.
* Res et the un it to zer o, then t urn on again.
* Rem ove the f ront panel from the unit, then install it again and then turn on again.
THE RADIO DOES NOT WORK
* Che ck whet her the a ntenn a cable is connected firmly. Or manually tune for a stat ion .
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1.3 Maintenance and Cleaning of Discs
Disc Maintenance
1. To keep the disc clean, handle the disc by its edge, do not touch the disc
surface of the play side.
2. Do not stick paper or tape on the disc. If there is glue (or analog) on the
disc surface, must wipe it up before using.
3. Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight, or nearby heat sources such as
caliduct, or leave it in a car parked in direct sunlight where there can be a
considerable rise in temperature.
4. Put the disc inside disc case to keep temperature after finishing playback.
Disc Cleaning
1. Before playing, wipe the disc with a clean lint. wipe the disc outwards from
the disc center.
2. Do not use petrel, thinner, commercially cleaner or anti-static spray used to
plastic LP to wipe disc.
1.4 B atter y Infor matio n of the Re mote Co ntrol
Replace Battery in the Remote Control:
1.B efore u sing th e remot e contr ol for th e first t ime, pu ll the insulating
sheet out of the remote control as the direction indicated by the
arr ow.(se e fig.1 )
2.Press the movable block hold as the direction indicated by the A arrow
(Se e fig.2 ), then p ull the b atter y holde r out of th e remot e control as
the d irect ion ind icate d by the B ar row(s ee fig. 2).
3.Replace the old battery by a new ba tte ry wi th (+ ) polar ity sid e upward.
(Se e fig.3 ).
4.Insert the battery holder to the original position in remote control.
(Se e fig.3 ).
Note about the Battery of the Remote Control:
1.Improper use of battery may cause overheating or explosion. so tha t
Res ult in in jury or f ire .
2.Battery leakage may cause damage to the remote control(Battery
Lif e: 6 mont hs with n ormal u se in nor mal roo m temperature).
3.D o not sho rt the ba ttery.
4.D o not thr ow the ba ttery i nto the f ire.
5.To av oid the r isk of ac ciden t, keep t he batt ery out o f reach of children.
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5.2 Dial with remote control with the following procedures:
(1) Input telephone number with number buttons 0-9
* Press CLEAR button briefly to cancel the wrongly input number if necessary
(2) Press TEL briefly to execute the dialling.
5.3 To redial the last phone number dialled
Press REDIAL button briefly or tap the icon to validate the last phone number.
6. Accept/Reject/End Call
6.1 When ringing, press TEL button briefly to accept the call;
6.2 When ringing, press HANGUP button briefly to reject the call;
6.3 When talking, press HANGUP button briefly to end the call.
Note: During ringing, the phone number appears.
7. To transfer the audio of a file played by Mobile Phone to the Car Audio Player
In the connection status between the Bluetooth devices of the Car Audio Player
and a Mobile Phone, if the mobile phone can play audio or video files and support
A2DP, when the Mobile Phone plays an audio or video file(For some Mobile Phones,
you must select Play by BT firstly), the audio of the playing file will be transferred
to the Car Audio Player.
In A2DP mode, if the Bluetooth device of the Mobile Phone support AVRCP, the
functions of the >>|, |<< , PLAY/PAUSE , EJECT, MUTE, EQ, LOUD, VOL and SEL
buttons are the same as one in disc mode(no fast forward/backward functions for
the >>|/|<< buttons). The other buttons available in disc mode are not available.
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