DIGEN DGU8745C300SA1 User Manual

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User Manual
English
Basic Operation
Starting the System Turning the System O󰀨
1. Press the engine start button or set the ignition key to ON or ACC.
3. Press the [Agree] button to display the most
cent mode. (Default mode is Radio FM1)
re-
2. Once the system is turned on, the booting process will start and the logo screen is
displayed.
1. While the (over 1.5 seconds) the POWER/VOL button to turn the power o󰀨. When the system power is turned o󰀨, the nal operating mode is saved.
system is operating, press and hold
2. Current time is displayed when power o󰀨.
Information
- When the
will automatically turn on the most recently oper-
ated mode.
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The system 3 minutes has passed in ignition o󰀨 state and the
driver-side door is opened.
ignition is turned on again, the system
will automatically turn o󰀨 if more than
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Resetting the System Audio O󰀨
1.
Press the RADIO and SETUP button simultaneously
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2. The system will turn o󰀨 and reboot.
Information
- Resetting the system will restore existing settings and congurations back to their default states.
ensure device stability and is not a system defect.
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This is to
1. When the A
V is on, shortly press (under 1.5 seconds) the PWR/VOL button to turn the AV o󰀨.
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Starting Radio Mode
Starting Radio Mode
1. Press the MODE button to display the
main menu screen, then press [Radio].
Radio Screen
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Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Preset
2
Displays the preset list.
* Press and hold the preset button to save current
frequency to the selected preset button.
* Up to 12 preset frequencies each can be saved for
FM1/FM2/AM modes.
Frequency Info
3
Displays the current frequency.
* Each time this area is dragged to the right, the mode
is changed in the order FM1 FM2 → AM → FM1.
Indicator
4
Displays the On/O󰀨 state of the REG/AF/TP/PTY/ SCAN/AST/STEREO features.
Tune Up
5
Press to tune up by FM: 0.1MHz, AM : 9KHz)
Tune Down
6
Press to tune down by FM: 0.1MHz, AM : 9KHz)
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Radio Band T ab
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If you select the desired tab, the selected Radio mode will operate.
Back
8
Moves to the previous screen.
DAB
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Operates DAB mode.
TA On / O󰀨
10
Turns Tra󰀩c Announcement On/O󰀨. (for details,
refer to the “DAB” section.)
DLS On / O󰀨
11
Turns DLS Text On/O󰀨. (󰀨or details, refer to the
“DAB” section.)
Scan
12
Plays frequencies with superior reception for 5
seconds each.
AST
13
Saves frequencies with superior reception to Preset buttons.
Recording Radio
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Records currently operating radio broadcast.
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Using Presets & Recording Radio
Saving Preset Automatically (Autostore)
1. In the radio screen, press [AST].
2. Saves frequencies with superior
reception to preset buttons in ascending order.
Information
- If there are less than 12 radio frequencies with superior reception states, then the previously saved presets will be saved into the remaining preset channels.
- While Autostore is operating, pressing the AST button again will cancel the func-
tion and play the previous frequency.
Saving Preset Manually
1. Select frequency to save.
2. Press and hold the preset button
you want to save. The current
frequency to the desired preset
button with a beep.
Recording Radio
1. In the radio screen, press . 2. In the screen that asks whether
3. Pressing the stop button will stop recording and save audio automatical-
ly in My Music Radio folder.
Information
- Recordings must be more than 5 seconds and up to 60 minutes can be recorded with one
recording.
- Recorded radio les can be played in My Music.
- Up to 100 les can be saved. If the storage capacity becomes exceeded with less than 100 les, then recording will automatically terminate and additional recordings will not be supported.
to record radio, press [OK] to
start recording.
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Starting DAB Mode DAB Screen
2
1. In the radio screen, press DAB
to operate DAB mode.
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Preset
2
Displays saved station for user selection.
* Press and hold the preset button to save current station to the selected
preset button.
* Up to 12 stations can be saved.
Station Info
3
Displays the current station.
Indicator
4
Displays the on/o󰀨 state of the DAB/TP features.
Channel Down
5
Moves to previous station.
Channel Up
6
Moves to next station.
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DAB
Back
7
Moves to the previous screen.
FM/AM
8
Operates FM/AM radio mode.
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Service Follow On / O󰀨
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SF(AF) ON / OFF
* SF(AF) : This feature provides continuous recep-
tion by automatically searching for the identical
channel in nearby frequencies when the current channel reception becomes weak.
TA(Tra󰀩c Announcement) On / O󰀨
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Turns Tra󰀩c Announcement on/o󰀨.
* TA : This feature provides tra󰀩c announcements
and bulletins in real-time.
DLS Text(Dynamic Label Segment Text) On / O󰀨
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Turns DLS Text on/o󰀨.
* DLS Text : This feature displays text transmitted
by the current radio station on the device. Types
of information include programme information,
including station slogans or the title and artist of the currently playing song.
List
12
Displays automatically updated lists.
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Media Mode
About USB Memory Devices
1. Connect the USB device after starting the ignition. The USB device may become damaged if it is already connected when the ignition is turned on.
USB devices are not automotive electronic components.
2. Turning the ignition on or o󰀨 with the USB device connected may result in improper USB operation.
3. Heed caution to static electricity when connecting/disconnecting external USB devices.
4. Encoded MP3 players will not be recognized when connected as an external device.
5. When connecting an external USB device, the system may not recognize the USB device in certain conditions.
6. This system recognizes USB devices formatted in F Some USB devices may not be supported due to compatibility issues. Before starting use, check to see that the device is operating normally.
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8. Repeatedly connecting/disconnecting USB device in a short period of time may result in product damage.
9. An abnormal sound may occasionally occur when disconnecting the USB device.
10. Disconnecting the USB device while playing media in USB mode may result in USB device damage or improper operation. When disconnecting the
USB device, rst turn the system o󰀨 or change the mode to a di󰀨erent mode.
11. The amount of time required to recognise the external USB device may di󰀨er depending on the type, size, or le formats stored on the USB. Such
di󰀨erences in required time do not indicate a malfunction.
12. Using USB devices for purposes other than playing music or image les is prohibited.
13. Do not use the USB cable to charge batteries or USB accessories that generate heat. Such acts may lead to worsened performance or cause sys-
tem damage.
14. The device may not recognise the USB device if separately purchased USB hubs and extension cables are being used. Connect the USB directly
with the multimedia terminal of the vehicle.
15. When using mass storage USB devices, there are cases when the logical drives are separated for user convenience. In such a case, only les with-
in the logical drive of the root directory will be played. When using a USB with separate partitions (logical drives), save les you wish to play within the root directory. When application programs are installed to specic USBs, the les within such USBs may not play properly for reasons described
above.
16. The device may not operate properly if MP3 players, mobile phones, digital cameras or other electronic devices (USB devices not recognised as
portable disk drives) are connected with the device.
17. Charging through the USB may not work for some mobile devices.
18. Normal operation is warranted for only metal cover type USB memory devices.
19. The device may not operate properly when using formats such as HDD Type, CF
USB memory sticks used by connecting an adapter, including SD
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recognized.
AT16/32 le formats. USB media with NTFS or exFAT type le systems are not supported.
, or SD Memory.
Type USB memory sticks and CF Type USB memory sticks, may not be properly
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Starting Music Mode Saving music le
Music Mode
1. Press the MODE button to display main menu screen then press [Media].
2. The default Media mode is Music.
Information
The feature will not operate unless there is at least one music le in the USB device or SD card. (The feature will not operate if there is no media le in the USB device or SD card)
- Audio Codec : MP3, OGG(Vorbis), AAC-LC, WMA9/10, LPCM, FLAC
- Extension : MP3, M4A, APE, OGG, WMA, FLAC, WAV
- Sampling Frequency : 32KHz, 44.1KHz, 48KHz
- Bit Rate : 32Kbps~320Kbps
- Caution : This device supports audio les using 320Kbps bit rate range and the use of les in 192kbps bit rate range is recommended. When using les without xed bit rates, some features (FF/REW features) may not properly
operate.
press in the Music screen.
2. In the Save Music File window, press [OK].1. After playing the le you wish to save,
3. You can check les you have saved in My
Music.
Information
- It is possible to save up to 100 songs.
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Music Screen
Music Screen
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Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Parent Folder
2
Moves to the Parent Folder
Folder Name
3
Displays the current folder.
Music List
4
Displays the music le list of the current folder.
* Currently playing song name becomes highlighted
Song Info
5
Displays the folder, artist, title, album, and album art information of the current le.
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Next File
6
Plays the next le.
* Press and hold the key to search the next le quickly in USB device. And le name
is displayed. Once the key is released, the le will begin playing at normal speed.
Previous File
7
Plays the previous le.
* Press and hold the key to search the previous le quickly in USB device. And le
name is displayed. Once the key is released, the le will begin playing at normal
speed.
Pausing/Playing
8
Plays/pauses the current le.
Repeat
9
Repeats the current le or all les in USB device.
* Each time the button is pressed, the option is changed from Repeat File →
Repeat Folder → Repeat One.
Shu󰀪e
10
Plays les in random order.
Saving Music File
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Saves the current le to My Music.
File Index
12
Displays the current le/total les in the current folder.
Play Time
13
Displays the current play time/total play time.
* Drag or touch the bar to move to the desired time.
USB Mode T
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If you select the desired tab, the selected mode will operate.
ab
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Starting Video Mode
Starting V
1. Press the MODE button to display main menu screen then press [Media].
Information
The feature
- Video Codec : MPEG2, MPEG4, Xvid, H.264, MJPEG, VC-1, VP8, WMV7/8
- Extensions : MP4, MOV
- Image Resolution: D1 720X480(729X590), HD 1280X720P(1289X729)
- Subtitles : SMI (Subtitles may not properly operate if the name of the video le is di󰀨erent from the name of the subtitle le.)
- Caution : High resolution les using bit rates over 2Mbps may not operate properly.
ideo Mode
2 - 1. When Music screen is
will not operate unless there is at least one video le in the USB device. (The feature will not operate if are no media les in the USB device )
, 3GP, AVI, ASF, MKV, FLV, MPG, MPEG, TS, WMV
displayed, drag the screen to
right to operate Video mode.
2 - 2. Or touch the Video tab to
operate V
ideo mode.
3. Once video control panel is
displayed, Video will be played in
full screen.
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Video Screen
ideo Screen
V
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2
4
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Parent Folder
2
Moves to the Parent Folder
File/Folder Name
3
Displays the current le and folder.
Video List
4
Displays the video le list of the current folder.
* Currently playing video name becomes highlighted
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Next File
5
Plays the next le.
* While the button is being pressed, the current le is played and next le name is
displayed.
Previous File
6
Plays the previous le.
* While the button is being pressed, the current le is played and previous le name
is displayed.
Pausing/Playing
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Plays/pauses the current le.
Subtitle Size
8
Changes the subtitle size.
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This button is available only when there is subtitle.
Full Screen
9
Changes display from normal screen to full screen.
* Upon touching a non-button area on the screen, the screen will convert into Full
Screen mode..
File Index
10
Displays the current le/total les in the current folder.
Play Time
11
Displays the current play time/total play time.
* Drag or touch the bar to move to the desired time.
USB Mode T
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If you select the desired tab, the selected mode will operate.
ab
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Starting Image Mode
Starting Image Mode
1. Press the MODE button to
display main menu screen then press [Media].
Information
The feature
will not operate unless there is at least one image le in the USB device. (The feature will not operate if there is no media le in the USB device )
- When changing from Music mode to Image mode, the playing Music sound will continue to be played.
- When changing from Video mode to Image mode, the playing V
- Supported Image format : JPEG, JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF
2 - 1. When Music screen is
displayed, drag the screen to
right to operate Image mode.
(Music → Video → Image)
ideo sound will continue to be played.
2 - 2. Or touch the Image tab to
operate Image mode.
3. Once image control panel is
displayed, image will be played
in full screen.
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Image Screen
Image Screen
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2
4
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Parent Folder
2
Moves to the Parent Folder
File/Folder Name
3
Displays the folder, le name, le type and resolution of current image.
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Image List
4
Displays the Image list of the current folder.
* Currently displayed image name becomes highlighted
Next File
5
Plays the
Previous File
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Plays the next le.
Slide Show
7
All images
selected time interval
Rotate
8
Rotates image in a clockwise direction.
Saving Image
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Saves the image shown when the display is turned o󰀨.
File Index
10
Displays the current le/total les in the current folder
next le.
the button is being pressed, the current le is played and next le name is
* While
displayed.
* While
the button is being pressed, the current le is played and previous le name
is displayed.
within the USB device are shown sequentially accordingly the
* Zoom in/out feature is not supported. * Slides sow is not available while driving.
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USB Mode T
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If you select the desired tab, the selected mode will operate.
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Bluetooth Mode
Before Using Bluetooth
1. Before connecting the head unit to the mobile phone, turn Bluetooth on and and disable the hidden state of mobile phone.
2. Up to ve Bluetooth devices can be paired.
3. Only one Bluetooth device can be connected at a time.
4. For Handsfree volume, min. volume is 6 and max. volume is 40.
Starting Bluetooth Mode
1. Press the MODE button to
display main menu screen then press [Bluetooth].
Information
- To add more devices, you must delete one of the previously added devices.
2. Bluetooth connection notice is displayed. (When no phones have been paired)
3-1. Press [Yes] to display Blue-
tooth connection screen.
3.-2. If the [No] button is pressed,
Bluetooth Phone screen(key-
pad) will be displayed. You
can also pair a device by
pressing [Connect] within this
screen.
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Bluetooth Main Menu
Bluetooth Main Menu
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2
3
4
5
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Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Call History
2
Displays recent dialled/received/missed call history.
Contacts
3
Displays contacts list screen.
* Contacts can be viewed only when contacts have been downloaded.
Keypad
4
Displays the dial pad screen.
Connect
5
Displays Bluetooth connection screen.
Bluetooth Settings
6
Displays Bluetooth Settings Screen.
Status Icons
7
Display the current phone status in the top right side of the display.
Phone Name
8
Displays name of currently connected device.
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Pairing Bluetooth Devices
Search from Car
1. Press [Search from Car]. 3. Select the name of the device to
4. Verify the passkey and proceed
with pairing from your Bluetooth
device.
Information
- Max. search time : 15 seconds, max. searched devices : 20 devices
- The passkey is created randomly.
- If the device is not found, please check the following.
* Is the Bluetooth feature turned on in your Bluetooth device?
* Has the Bluetooth been set to hidden state?
- If search and connection continues to not work, please reboot your Bluetooth device and try again.
- If the device has been paired before, select the device from the list to connect.
2. Search devices. (Disable the hid­den state of mobile phone.)
5. The Bluetooth connection screen is displayed.
connect.
6. Once Bluetooth connection is
successful, the name of the
connected mobile phone is displayed.
Auto Connection
- The Bluetooth device will automat­ically be connected according to
the set option when the car ignition
is turned on(ACC ON).
- When the user selected phone
cannot be connected, the system
automatically attempts to con­nect the most recently connected phone. When the most recently connected phone cannot be con-
nected, the system attempts to
connect all paired phones sequen­tially. (If connection fails after at-
tempting for 1 cycle, then attempt­ing Auto Connection will end.)
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Search from Device
1. Press [Search from Device]. 2. Search for the car name and pair the device. Verify the passkey
and proceed with pairing from
your Bluetooth device.
Information
- The passkey is created randomly.
- If the device is not found, please check the following.
* Is the Bluetooth feature turned on in your Bluetooth device?
* Has the Bluetooth been set to hidden state?
- If search and connection continues to not work, please reboot your Bluetooth device and try again.
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3. The Bluetooth connection screen is displayed.
4. Once Bluetooth connection is
successful, the name of the
connected mobile phone is displayed.
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Disconnecting and Deleting Bluetooth Devices
Disconnecting a Device
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen,
press [Connect].
3. Press [OK] to disconnect.
2. Select the name of the device to disconnect.
Deleting a Device
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen,
press [Connect].
3. Select the enabled trash bin icon to to select the device within the Delete
Device screen.
2. Check the box with the name of
the device to delete.
Information
- A device cannot be deleted if it is connected. (Only disconnected devices can be deleted.)
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Bluetooth Call Screen
Bluetooth Call Screen
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Phone Name and Contact Name/Number
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7
6
Displays name of currently connected device and other party’s name/num­ber during a call.
Call Time
2
Displays the call time.
3
Handsfree Call / Private Call
Displays the current call state (press to switch from the Handsfree to the
Bluetooth mobile phone).
MIC Volume
4
Adjusts outgoing volume during calls. Sets call volume as heard by the other party (Levels 1~5). (This feature can be used only during a Hands-
free call)
Mute
5
Turns the Mic On/O󰀨. (This feature can be used only during a Handsfree
call)
Send / Call / End
6
Calls the number / Ends a call.
Keypad
7
Used to enter/delete numbers.
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Making a Call
Making a Call
1. Enter number.
3. Displays call time during a call.
2. Press the call button.
Downloading Contacts
1. Select the contact button. Press
[Download Contacts].
3. Press [OK]
Information
- Upon downloading, phones require additional conrmation. (Can be set separately within your mobile device)
- This feature may not be supported for some contact types (Google, T Contacts, etc).
- Download will continue even if you change to a di󰀨erent mode while downloading is
in progress.
- Up to 1,000 contacts can be downloaded.
- Contacts can only be downloaded from the phone. Deleting or adding is not supported.
- Upon downloading contacts, the most recent 150 call histories are also downloaded. (Up to 50 dialled, incoming, and missed call history lists are each saved.)
2. Please check your phone and accept
the download request. (Phones require additional conrmation.)
4. Contacts are downloaded.
(Maintains previous state upon cancelling)
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Making a Call from Contact
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen,
press [Contacts].
4. Enter a name or phone number and press [Search].
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2. Press the call button to make a call from the list screen.
3. Press the magnifying glass icon to search contacts.
5. Press the call button to make a call from the list screen.
6. The Bluetooth call will be start.
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Answering a Call
Answering a Call
1. When there is an incoming call, displays
information of the other party on incoming
call pop-up. Press [Handsfree] or [Private] to answer a call. (Pressing [Reject] will end
notice and restore the previously operated mode.)
Information
- When the incoming call pop-up is displayed, most functions within AV mode will not operate. After ends a call, the previously operated media will be played.
- However, USB Image Slideshow will end.
- Handfree volume can be adjusted separately from AV mode volume.
2. Displays other party’s information and call time.
3. After ends a call, the previously operated mode will be restored.
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Bluetooth Settings
Turning Bluetooth On/O󰀨
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen, press
[Bluetooth Settings].
Information
- If you press [Do Not Use], the most features will be disabled except [Use Bluetooth] and [Reset].
2. Press [Use Bluetooth].
Changing Device Name
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen, press
[Bluetooth Settings].
2. Press [Change Device Name].
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3. Sets whether to use Bluetooth Auto Con-
nection, (Default state : Use)
3. Press the name and press [Done]. (The
default device name is SSANGYONG
AVN)
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Auto Connection Settings
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen, press
[Bluetooth Settings].
Contacts Settings
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen, press
[Bluetooth Settings].
2. Press [Auto Connection].
2. Press [Contacts].
3. Sets whether to automatically download
Contacts upon Bluetooth connection.
(Default state : [Do not use].)
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Deleting Call History.
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen,
press [Bluetooth Settings].
Reseting Bluetooth
1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen,
press [Bluetooth Settings].
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2. Press [Delete Call History]. 3. Press [OK]. 4. Call history is deleted.
2. Press [Reset]. 3. When the resetting notication
pop-up is displayed, press [OK].
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Ringtone Settings
[Bluetooth Settings].
Information
- Upon selecting a ringtone, a preview of the ringtone will be played once.
2. Press [Ringtone]. 3. Select the desired ring tone.1. In the Bluetooth Phone screen, press
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Bluetooth Music
Before Using Bluetooth Music
1. Bluetooth Music Mode can be used only when a Bluetooth phone has been
connected.
2. When Bluetooth is connected, music will automatically play when you enter
Bluetooth Music Mode.
- If Auto Play does not work, re-press the play button.
- Music may not automatically play depending on the music player program
within the connected device.
Bluetooth Music Screen
1
2
3 4 5
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Song Info
2
Displays the song, artist, album information.
Previous File
3
Plays the previous le.
Pausing/Playing
4
Plays/pauses the current le.
Next File
5
Plays the next le.
Bluetooth Phone
6
Operates Bluetooth Phone mode.
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My Music
What is My Music?
- My Music refers to a feature
where music les within USB
memory drives or radio recording
les are saved into the system to play them within in vehicle.
- The feature will not operate
unless there is at least one music
le in the system.
Starting My Music
1. In the Main Menu screen, press
[My Music].
My Music Screen
1
2
4
3
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Radio Recording Folder
2
Displays radio recording les saved in My Music.
Music List
3
Displays the music list of the current folder.
* Currently playing song name becomes highlighted
File Info
4
Displays the current le information.
*song, artist and album.
Previous File
5
Plays the previous le.
* While the button is being pressed, the current le is played and next le
name is displayed.
Pausing/Playing
6
Plays/pauses the current le.
5
6 7
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Next File
7
Plays the next le.
* While the button is being pressed, the current le is
played and next le name is displayed.
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Album Art
8
Displays album art.
Repeat
9
Repeats the current le or all les in My Music.
* Each time the button is pressed, the option is
changed from Repeat File → Repeat Folder →
Repeat One.
Shu󰀪e
10
Plays les in random order.
Deleting File
11
Deletes the current le.
Play Time
12
Displays the current play time/total play time.
* Drag or touch the bar to move to the desired time.
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Settings
Displaying Radio Settings Screen
1. From the system hard keys, press
and hold the SETUP
2. In the Settings screen, press
[Radio].
button.
RDS Settings
1. Press [RDS] and sets whether to
use RDS feature.
button at the top right side
to initialize the settings. (Default state : AF)
Press the reset
PTY Seek Settings
1. Press [PTY Seek] and select the
desired options. Press the reset
button at the top right side
to initialize the settings. (Default state : None)
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Displaying Clock Settings Screen
Time Settings
1. From the system hard keys, press and
hold the SETUP button.
2. In the Settings screen, press [Clock].
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1. Press [Time] to set the current time. Press e reset
th
initialize the settings. (Default state : 2015­01-01, time is as shown within the system)
button at the top right side to
Clock Settings
1. Press [Clock] to set the clock type. Press
the reset
to initialize the settings. Analog, 12 hour)
button at the top right side
(Default state:
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Displaying Sound Settings Screen Balance/Fade Settings EQ Settings
1. From the system hard keys, press and hold the
SETUP button.
2. In the Settings screen, press [Sound].
1. In the Balance/Fader settings screen, press the up/down/ left/right button or touch the position to set the desired sound
position. Press the reset button at the top right side to
initialize the settings. (Default state : Fader 00, Balance 00)
Information
- Fader/Balance is used to set the intensity of the speak-
ers by location.
Sound Settings
1. Used to set sound fader/balance, E
sound settings. Press the
right side to initialize the settings.
Q and other
button at the upper
1. In the EQ settings screen, press +/- button to set the Bass/Middle/Treble levels. Press the reset
button at the top right side to initialize the
settings. (Default state : T
Bass 00)
reble 00, Middle 00,
Other Settings
1. Press [Others] to set the Beep and A Press the reset
initialize the settings. (Default state: Beep - On, AVC - O󰀨)
Information
- Beep : sounds with each touch of the button.
- AVC(Auto V
controlled automatically according to vehicle speed.
button at the top right side to
olume Control) : When AVC is on, volume is
VC settings.
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English
Displaying Language Settings Screen
Language Settings
1. From the system hard keys, press and
hold the SETUP button.
2. In the Settings screen, press [Language].
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1. In the Language settings screen, select the desired language and press the Conrm
button at the top right side. The system
will automatically restart and the system
language is changed. Press the reset
button at the top right side to initialize the settings. (Default state : English)
English
Displaying Radio Settings Screen
Illumination Settings
1. From the system hard keys, press
and hold the SETUP
button.
2. In the Settings screen, press
[Display].
1. In the Illumination settings screen, press +/- button to adjust the display brightness. (Default state :
Illumination)
Auto
4. Night Mode
- Maintains the display brightness on dark and map colors in Night mode.
2. Auto Illumination
- Automatically adjusts the display
brightness and colors.
3. Day Mode
- Maintains the display brightness on bright and map colors in Day mode.
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English
Ratio Settings Screen O󰀨 Settings Other Settings
Displaying System Settings Screen
1. Press [Ratio] to set the video display ratio. Press the reset
button at the top right side
to initialize the settings. (Default state : Full Screen)
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1. Press [Screen O󰀨] to turn o󰀨
the display. Press the reset button at the top right side to
1. This feature is used to set the
blank screen, image, clock and
parking guide settings.
initialize the settings. (Default state : O󰀨)
2. Press the reset button at
the top right side to initialize the settings. (Default state: display
Clock and Parking Guide)
Information Information
- While only using the device to listen
to audio, this feature can be very
helpful.
- Even when the screen is o󰀨, sound will be played.
-
Touch anywhere on the touch screen
to turn the display back on.
In the Other settings, you can set the
­view when power o󰀨.
Image feature be available when
-
user save images to the system. Displays the user selected image.
-
1.
From the system hard keys,
press and hold the SETUP button.
2. In the Settings screen, press
[System].
English
Version Reset Update
1. Press [Version] to display the system information. This feature is used to
display boot loader, OS, application, rmware and other system version
information.
1. In the System settings screen, press
[Reset].
1. In the System settings screen, press
[Update].
2. Press [OK]. 2. Press [OK] to update the system.
3. Initialization will proceed after selecting whether to delete music les in My Music.
Caution!
- Upon resetting the system, the user-gen-
erate system data and the user specied
settings are restored to the factory release state.
Feature Mode State
Radio FM1 89.1 MHz
Music
Media
Bluetooth Handsfree
Video
Image
Shu󰀪e O󰀨
Repeat All Subtitle
Size
Screen
Size
Slide
Show
Rotate Default Disconnects a device
and deletes all paired
Small
Full Screen
O󰀨
devices
Information
- Resetting the system will restore existing
settings and congurations back to their
default states.
- It is possible for the user to select whether
to delete music les saved in My Music.
Information
- A USB memory with the update les is
required.
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English
iPod Mode
Before Using iPod
The use of genuine iPod cables supplied by Apple is recommended.
Apple CarPlay is unavailable when iPod is being used.
When using iPod mode through an iPhone, the Use CarPlay setting
in iPhone Settings must be disabled.
iPod Screen
1
2
3
4
5
Mode Display
1
Displays the currently operating mode.
Category
2
Displays the current category.
Category List
3
Displays all category lists.
* The category list may di󰀨er depending
on type of iPod device.
File Info
4
Displays the current le information.
*song, artist, album and total les.
Previous File
5
Plays the previous le.
* when pressed and held, operation fol-
lows the iPod device operation.
Pausing/Playing
6
Plays/pauses the current le.
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8
6
Next File
7
Plays the next le.
* when pressed and held, operation follows
the iPod device operation.
Album Art
8
Displays album art.
Repeat
9
Repeats the current le or all les in My Music.
* Each time the button is pressed, the option
is changed from Repeat O󰀨 → Repeat One → Repeat All.
Shu󰀪e
10
Plays les in random order.
Play Time
11
Displays the current play time/total play time.
* Drag or touch the bar to move to the desired
time. (This features may not be supported de­pending on device.)
7
9
10
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English
Starting iPod Mode
Starting iPod
1. Use an iPod connector cable to connect
the iPod device with the USB connection
terminal.
2. Once an iPod is connected, iPod mode will
operate automatically.
Automatically
Starting iPod Manually
1. From the system hard keys, press the
MODE button.
3. Press [iPod] to operate the iPod mode.
2. Slide from the bottom to the top side of the screen or press the page display area on the left-side of the screen.
4. The song information is displayed and the song is played automatically.
Information
If the iPod is already connected and you wish to play iPod from a di󰀨erent mode, refer to the “Starting iPod
Manually”.section.
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English
Apple CarPlay
What is Apple CarPlay?
1. By connecting your iPhone with the system, you can conveniently use various features, including Phone, Navigation, Messages, Music, and Siri.
2. Available functions and operations may di󰀨er depending on the
iPhone model.
3. Apple CarPlay may not be available in your country or region. (http://www.apple.com/ios/feature-availability/#applecarplay-apple­carplay)
Before Using Apple CarPlay
1. Before connecting your mobile phone, check whether Apple Car­Play is set to be used in Setting → General → Restrictions.
2. Before connecting your mobile phone, check whether Siri is set to be used in Setting → General → Siri.
3. Apple CarPlay works with iPhone 5 or higher.
4. Apple CarPlay works with iOS 7.1 but the most recent version is
recommended.
5. It is not possible to use oncar, iPod and Apple CarPlay at the same
time.
6. The use of genuine iPhone cables supplied by Apple is recom­mended.
7. Upon connecting and entering Apple CarPlay, the sound of the previous mode is maintained. Only the screen will be converted.
8. It is not possible to use Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth Audio at the same time.
9. Most features of Apple CarPlay require data usage. Before using
Apple CarPlay, make sure that your phone is on a data plan.
10. Upon connecting Apple CarPlay, voice recognition operates based
on Siri. The vehicle voice recognition feature will not operate.
11. For more information, refer to the Apple website (http://www.apple.
com/kr/ios/carplay/)
Apple CarPlay Screen
3
1
Home
1
Moves to the Apple CarPlay home screen
Home Screen
2
Apple CarPlay home screen
Now Playing
3
Moves to the current audio source.
2
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English
Apple CarPlay Mode
How to use Siri
1. Press the voice control button on the steer-
ing wheel to operate Siri.
3. Or press and hold the home button on the iPhone to operate Siri.
2. Or press and hold the home button on the Apple CarPlay home screen to operate Siri.
Starting Apple CarPlay Mode
1. Connect your iPhone to your car using a USB cable.
2. Press [Apple CarPlay].
Information
- If Bluetooth was connected, Bluetooth will be
disconnected upon connecting Apple CarPlay.
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English
Android Auto
Before Using Android Auto
1. Download the Android Auto app to your Android phone with Android
5.0 Lollipop or higher.
2. The use of genuine Android phone cables is recommended.
3. Upon connecting Android Auto, Bluetooth will be automatically
connected.
- Upon exceeding the max. number of registered devices, a device that had not been recently connected will be deleted.
4. Bluetooth Music is not connected.
5. It is not possible to use CarLink, iPod, Apple CarPlay and Android
Auto at the same time.
6. Android Auto may not be available in your country or region. Please
refer to the site: (http://www.android.com/auto/#what-you-need)
7. Upon connecting and entering Android Auto, the sound of the previ-
ous mode is maintained. Only the screen will be converted.
8. Most features of Android Auto require data usage. Before using
Apple CarPlay, make sure that your phone is on a data plan.
9. For details about Android Auto, Please refer to the Google support site : (http://support.google.com/androidauto)
Android Auto Screen
7
1 2 3 4 5
Map
1
Operates map(navigation) feature.
Phone
2
Operates phone feature.
Home Screen
3
Moves to he home screen.
Music
4
Operates music feature.
Returning to the system
5
Moves to the Main Menu screen of the system.
Voice Recognition
6
Operates voice recognition feature.
Home Screen
7
Home screen of Android Auto.
* Displays music and weather widget.
6
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English
e-Manual
What is e-Manual?
This feature allows you to conveniently check methods of using
key system features.
This e-manual may di󰀨er from the actual feature of the product.
1. Select the desired menu on the left-side. For detailed operation meth-
ods, use the / buttons to move between pages.
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English
Restrictions on Features for Safety Measures
Restrictions on Features for Safety Measures
The video and some other features will be disabled for your safety when the
vehicle is in motion.
- Video is not available while driving. The audio player is not a󰀨ected when video is o󰀨.
- Slideshow is not available while driving.
The restriction screen will disappear when putting the parking brake on.
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Hereby, [DIGEN] declares that the radio equipment type [DGU-8745-C300SA] is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: http://www.idigen.com A copy of the DoC in the original language is enclosed with the equipment
This radio equipment has been constructed so that it can operate in at least one Member State.
There are no restrictions of use.
BE BG CZ
DK DE EE
IE EL ES
FR HR IT
CY LV LT
LU HU NL
AT UK PT
DIGEN CO., LTD.
89, Seongseo4chacheomdan-ro, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, 704-801, Korea
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