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Contents
DVD
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Before You Start
Installation
General Operations
Important Safeguards 4
About this manual 4
Precautions 5
Maintenance 6
Location & function of the controls 7
Remote control 8
Specifications 10
Wiring Connections 11
Install the Unit 12
Reset the Unit 14
Turning the Unit On/Off 14
Volume Control 14
Setting the Sound Characteristics 14
EQ Setting 14
Turning Loudness On 15
Eject a Disc 15
Open the Monitor 15
Angle Setting 15
Mute Function 15
Clear 15
Mode Selector 15
Menu Setup Button 15
Sensor 15
Force Disc Out 15
Playing a DVD 21
Selecting Tracks Fast 21
Repeat Playing 21
Number Buttons 21
Stop the Playback 21
Pause the Playback 21
Selecting Tracks/F.F/F.REW 21
System Switch 22
Slow Motion Playback 22
Increase Picture Size 22
On Screen Display 22
Setting the Playback Time 22
Changing the Viewing Angle 22
Changing Audio Language 23
Changing the Subtitle Language 23
Selecting Menu 23
DVD Setup Menu 23
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Main Menu
Main Menu Setup 16
Audio Adjust 16
Video Adjust 17
Source Setup 18
Others 19
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Simple Troubleshooting Guide
No power.
Check and make sure whether the fuse is blown,
replace with the proper value if necessary.
Some errors occur in
LCD or no function
pressing the button.
the
when
Unable to receive stations.
Poor effect on receiving a
station.
CDs cannot be loaded.
Sound skips.
No images.
Images skip.
Press RESET button.
Check and make sure whether the antenna is
inserted or the antenna is properly connected, if
not, insert the antenna or connect it properly.
Antenna may not be the proper length. Make sure
the antenna is fully extended; if broken, replace
the antenna with a new one.
A CD is loaded in the mechanism.
The CD is dirty or damaged.
The Video line from main unit to the TV is not
connected properly.
Improper setting of the color system. Set the color
system according to the
connected television.
to PAL or NTSC
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Note:
If any of the problem persist after check list had been made, consult your nearest service dealer. Never
attempt to disassemble your unit by yourself.
The following checklist might helped to solve the problems which you meet when using
the unit. Please double check and make sure if the connection and the procedure of
the operation is properly before using the checklist .below
Problem
Cause/Solution
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The antenna is poorly grounded, check and make
sure the antenna is properly grounded at its
mounting location. .
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Due to continuous product improvement, the operations
are subject to run the model.
Additional Information
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MP3
VCD/CD
Tuner
Playing a MP3 Disc 30
Selecting Tracks/F.F/F.REW 30
Repeat Playing 30
Number Buttons 30
Stop Playing 30
Selecting Mp3 Tracks 30
Pause the Playback 31
Skip Backward/Forward/F.F/F.REW the
Playback 31
On Screen Display 31
Playing a VCD/CD Disc 32
Selecting Tracks/F.F/F.REW 32
Repeat Playing 32
Playing Tracks at Random 32
Number Buttons 32
Stop Playing 32
Pause the Playback 32
Skip Backward/Forward/F.F/F.REW the
Playback 32
System Switch 33
Slow Motion Playback 33
Increase Picture Size 33
On Screen Display 33
Setting the Playback Time 33
Selecting Channel 33
Selecting Title 33
Program Playing 33
Listening to the Radio 35
Band Selector 35
Manual/Automatic Tuning 35
DX/LOC Selector 35
Selecting the Stored Station 35
MO/ST Selector 36
Scanning/Memorizing Stations
Automatically 36
Number Buttons 36
On Screen Display 36
Menu Setup 37
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Additional Information
Simple Troubleshooting Guide 39
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GOTO FREQ ON/OFF SETUP
To set your desired GOTO FREQ ON or
OFF by pressing , and , and ENTER.
The default setting is ON. When the setting
is OFF, the GOTO function is invalid.
AMS FULLUP ON/OFF SETUP
To set the desired AMS FULLUP ON or
OFF by pressing , and , and ENTER.
The default setting is ON. It stop tuning
When the stored stations are full. If the
setting is OFF, the stored stations will be
covered with the current searched stations.
Select AUDIO SETUP, press ENTER,
the sub-menu will appear as follow:
2.AUDIO SETUP
To set the above items in this menu by pressing , and , and then press ENTER.
For example, choosing FAD, the sub-menu
as follow will appear:
Pressing , and to adjust the desired
status, and then press ENTER.
Adjusting other items in this menu preforms
the same operation.
Note:
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Note:
If the unit contains subwoofer, SUBWOOFER
will appear in this menu.
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Before You Start
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
About this manual
Be sure to connect the color coded leads
according to the diagram. Incorrect connections may cause the unit to malfunct-
,
ion or damage the vehicle s electrical system.
Be sure to connect the speaker (-) leads
to the speaker (-) terminal. Never connect the left and right channel speaker cables each other or to the vehicle body.
Make sure all the connections are completely correct before turning on your unit.
When replacing the fuse(s), the replacement must be of the same amperage as
shown on the fuse holder.
Do not block vents or radiator panels. Blocking them will cause heat to build up
inside and may result in fire.
This unit features a number of sophisticated functions ensuring superior
operation. All the functions have been
designed for the easiest possible use,
but many are not self-explanatory. This
manual will help you understand the
functions and operations of the unit.
This manual main explains remote
control operation. However, in
addition to those functions related with
DVD/VCD/CD/MP3 operation that can
only be operated by the remote control,
there are also functions can be operated
by the buttons provided for the main
unit.
To
nstall the unit in an apt pl-
ace.
lest the driver distrack his attention
from, please i
Using the unit after starting the engine,
otherwise
the electric energy of battery was
used up.
the unit can not be started, be-
cause
The unit must be screened from direct
sunlight, or the
will be wasting for the high temperature.
electric energy of battery
Do not use the unit in extreme high temperature or such low temperature conditions, and also avoid humidity and direct
sunlight.
Take care of the magnetism of the unit.
Do no put the credit card, cassette or watch around the unit, or they would be
broken or some information in them lose.
To lest disturb the video frequency, keep
far away from the unit when using your
phone.
Do not put the remote under high
temperature or where the sun strikes it,
or else the control remote can not work
normally.
control
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Briefly press on remote control or
press and hold MENU on the head unit,
main menu and sub-menu will appear on TFT,
pressing [ ][ ][ ][ ] on remote control
or
SETUP
[ ][ ][ ][ ] on head unit to select
your desired items, then press ENTER on
remote control or on head unit to confirm.
Press EXIT to back out.
Set Up Radio Menu
Please refer to the following pages for more
details.
Note:
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During radio status, briefly press SETUP on
remote control or MENU on the base, TFT
will display the following picture:
To set the above items in this menu by pressing , and , and then press ENTER.
Select RADIO SETTING, press ENTER,
the sub-menu will appear as follow:
1.RADIO SETTING
To set the above items in this menu by pressing , and , and then press ENTER.
LOCAL ON/OFF
To set your desired LOCAL ON or OFF by
pressing , and , and ENTER. The
default setting is OFF as the distance stations
can be received. If the setting is ON, only the
local stations can be received.
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Type of disc
VCD
MP3
CD
NOTE: The unit is compatible with VCD1.0/2.0/3.0 version and DVCD disc.
DVD
Handle the disc by its edge to keep
the disc clean, and do not touch
the surface.
Do not attempt to modify the unit,
modifying the unit may cause an
accident.
Stop the vehicle before carrying
out any operation that could
interfere with your driving.
Do not work in extremely high or
low temperature. Be sure the
temperature inside the vehicle
is between +60 C and -10 C
before turning on your unit .
To enjoy optimum sound and
images while playing, handle the
discs as follows:
Do not use your CDs with paste residue
or ink attached.
Do not use CDs with labels or stickers
attached, which may leave a sticky residue
while beginning to peel off.
(Shown as the picture)
Clean the discs with an optional cleaning cloth. Wipe each disc from the center out.
(Shown as the picture)
PRECAUTIONS
This unit can play the following discs only:
Label on the disc Recorded material
Sound and moving
pictures
Sound and moving
pictures
Sound only
Sound only
Size of disc
Besides playing the discs above, the unit also can be connected to CD Changer and other connector.
Please refer to the details on page 18 before you playing them.
Scanning/Memorizing Stations
Automatically
During radio status, you can press AMS
button on the remote control to scan each
stored 5 seconds respectively which Number Buttons (from 1
to . You can press responding Number Buttons or ton when your
desired station is And it starts playing that station.
station
stored in
6) the cor
AMS but
charged.
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When press and hold AMS for
more than 2 seconds, automatically memory storing The
radio automatically selects and
has it stored in any one of Number
Buttons (from1 to 6).
button
it will activate
function.
a station
the
Note:
* The unit can be stored up to 6 stations
each band.
* It is operated only by remote control.
for
Number Buttons
During radio status, Number Buttons
(from 1 to 6) can help you yo-
ur favorite station. You can follow the
as below:
store
steps
Press AMS button to receive stations
automatically, and store them in 1 to 6
number respectively.
During radio status, you can press ST
button on the remote control MO-
NO mode or STEREO
to select
mode.
MO/ST Selector
Stereo reception is charged when steoer
appears.
It is switched to MONO mode mono
appears.
when
It is only valid on remote control.
It is only valid in FM tuning.
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During radio status, press Number
Buttons to receive the stored stations.
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When receiving a station,press and hold
any one of the Number Buttons
(from 1 to 6) until the number appears on the LCD, which indicates that
station is already stored in the corresponding number button.
Press and hold another number button
more than 2 seconds when listening in
a station in one number button s, the
station will be stored in that number button.
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Switch to MONO compulsively to improve
the listening quality when week signal.
Note:
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It is only valid on remote control.
Note:
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On Screen Display
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During radio status, keep pressing
OSD to display the current mode; briefly
pressing it to switch between RDS setup
and preset frequencies.
Note:
* Press the DISP button on the head unit performs
the same function.
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TunerBefore You Start
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Replacing the Fuse
Make sure the amperage matches the
specified value when replacing the fuses. If the fuse is blown, check the power connection and replace with a new one. If the same problem occurs,
it would be subjected to the malfunction. In such cases, please consult
to the nearest service dealer.
When the range of the operation of the card remote control becomes short
or no functions while operating. Replace the lithium battery with a new button cell (CR2025). Make sure the battery polarity before replace.
Precautions on Using Lithium
Battery
Always keep the lithium battery beyond
children s reach. In case
swallowed, see a doctor immediately.
Cleaning the battery with a dry cloth,
to ensure its perfect connected.
Make sure the proper polarity when
loading with the battery.
To prevent short circuit, do not use
metal tweezer to clip the battery.
Gently pull out the Battery Holder while
pressing the Stopper.
Put the button-type battery with mark(+)
upward into the Battery Holder.
Replacing the Battery
Insert the Battery Holder into the Remote
Control.
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Maintenance
Warning
Never use the fuse with the rated
amperage more than that supplied to
your unit, otherwise it will damage the
unit.
Warning!
Improper handle with the battery may
lead to explosion.
It cannot be charged , disassembled or
thrown into a fire.
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Listening to the radio
F M3 P.CH:1 87.50MHz
P1:87.50MHz P2:90.00MHz
P3:87.50MHz P4:87.50MHz
P5:87.50MHz P6:87.50MHz
EQ.OF F L OUD.OFF
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Band Indicator
Shows which band the radio is tuned
to.
Shows which frequency the tuner is
tuned.
Frequency Indicator
The 6 stations of the current band.
Preset Number Indicator
Shows what preset has been selected.
EQ Indicator
Shows the EQ Setting of the radio.
MBP Indicator
Shows that MBP is on or off.
FM2
AM2 AM1
FM3
FM1
(For Two Bands)
During radio status, repeatedly press
BAND button to select bands in
lowing order:
the
fol
Band Selector
FM2
LW MW1
FM3
FM1
Manual/Automatic Tuning
Manual Tuning: ress ( button
on the remote control continuously to select
a or respectively.
Por )
station downward upward
Automatic Tuning: ress and
) button seconds, the ra-
dio a station
or respectively and plays when
it finds a station.
P hold ( or
for more than 3
automatically searches down-
ward upward
(For Three Bands)
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MONO
Note:
Press and button on the head unit performs the same function.
Note:
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LOC pears on the display and only
local tion is available. when it disappears
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ap
sta
oth distance and local stations can be
received.
DX/LOC Selector
During radio status, press LOC button
to select or weak station reception.strong
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The function is only valid on remote control.
The function is invalid in AM tuning.
Note:
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same function.
Selecting the Stored Station
During radio status, press button to
select the stored station upward, press to
select downward.the stored station
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Press or button on the head unit performs
the same function.
Note:
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