DP Audio Video DP311X User Manual

English Version

3 In-Dash Fully Detachable DVD/VCD/CD/MP3/
MPEG-4 Player with built-In USB Input

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Contents

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Before You Start

Important Safeguards 4
About this manual 4
Precautions 5
Maintenance 6
Location & function of the controls 7
Remote control 9
Specifications 11

Installation

Wiring Connections
Installation
Detach the Unit
Cleaning the Connector

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Common Operations

Reset the Unit
Turning the Unit On/Off
Volume Control
Setting the Sound Characteristics
EQ Setting
Turning Loudness On/Off
Mute Function

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Clear
Force Disc Out 18

Mode Selector
Display Mode
Infrared Sensor
AUX In

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Main Menu

Main Menu Setup 19
Audio Adjust 19
Video Adjust 20
Source Setup 21
Others 22

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DVD

Basic Operation of DVD
Playing the Previous/Next Track
Playing the Track F.F/F.REW
Stop the Playback
Slow Motion Playback
System Button
Increase Picture Size
Pause the Playback
Number Buttons
Repeat Playing
On Screen Display
Setting the Playing Time
Changing the Viewing Angle
Changing Audio Language
Changing the Subtitle Language
Selecting Different Menu/Title
Eject a Disc
Set Up Menu

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VCD/CD/MP3/MPEG-4/USB

Playing Discs/USB
Playing the Previous/Next Track
Playing the Track F.F/F.REW

Repeat Playing 32

Playing Tracks in Random Order
Stop the Playback
Pause the Playback
Changing Audio Language(Multi-audio)
File Selector
Slow Motion Playback
Picture Sizes
On-Screen Display

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Additional Information

Simple Troubleshooting Guide

The following checklist might help to solve the problems that you might meet when using
the unit. Please double check and make sure if the connection and the procedure of the
operation are set up properly before using the checklist below .

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Problem

No power.

Some errors occur in
LCD or no function
pressing the button.

Unable to receive stations.

Poor effect on receiving a
station.

CDs cannot be loaded.

Sound skips.

No images.

Images skip.

the

when

Cause/Solution

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Check and make sure whether the fuse has blown,
replace with the proper value if necessary.

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Press RESET button.

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Check and make sure whether the antenna is
inserted or the antenna is properly connected, if
not, insert the antenna or connect it properly.

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Antenna may not be the proper length. Make sure
the antenna is fully extended; if broken, replace
the antenna with a new one.

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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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A CD is loaded in the mechanism.

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The CD is dirty or damaged.

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The Video line from main unit to the TV is not
connected properly.

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Improper setting of the color system. Set the color
system according to the

to PAL or NTSC

connected television.

Eject a Disc

Number Buttons 34
Setting the Playback Time 34
MO/ST Selector 34

Program Playing

Playing PBC (Menu) 34
Exit an USB 34

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Tuner

Band Selector
Manual/Automatic Tuning
Selecting the Stored Station
DX/LOC Selector
MO/ST Selector
On-screen Display
Scanning/Memorizing Stations
Automatically
Number Buttons
Selecting Station Directly

Radio Menu 37

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Additional Information

Simple Troubleshooting Guide 38

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Note:

If any of the problems persist after using the checklist , consult your nearest service dealer. Never

attempt to disassemble your unit by yourself.

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Before You Start

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Be sure to connect the color coded
leads according to the diagram.
Incorrect connections may cause
the unit to malfunction or damage
the vehicle s electrical system.

2. Be sure to connect the speaker (-)
leads to the speaker (-) terminal.
Never connect the left and right
channel speaker cables to each
other or to the vehicle body.

3. Make sure all the connections are
completely correct before turning
on your unit.

4. When replacing the fuse(s), the re­ placement must be of the same am­ perage as shown on the fuse holder.

5. Do not block vents or radiator pa­ nels. Blocking them will cause heat
to build up inside and may result in
fire.

6. After completing the installation and
beginning to play the unit(including
replacing the battery), please remove
the front panel at first, and then press
RESET button on the base with
pointed object (such as ball-point
pen) to set the unit to initial status.

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About this manual

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 mainly explains remote
control operation. However, in
addition to those functions related with
DVD/VCD/CD/MP3/MEPG-4/USB
operations that can only be operated by
the remote control, there are also
functions that can be operated by the
buttons provided for the main unit.

Radio Menu

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Press SETUP button, the monitor shows the radio setup menu, you can press [ ][ ][ ]
[ ] to select your desired item, then press ENTER on the remote control.
Press , or to select EXIT, then press ENTER to exit the setup.

Note:

* This function is only operated by using remote control.

AREA

Press or , then press ENTER Press , or , then press ENTER

RADIO MENU

AREA

STEREO

LOCAL
EXIT

U.S.A

STEREO

Press or , then press ENTER Press , or , then press ENTER

RADIO MENU

AREA

STEREO

LOCAL

EXIT

OFF

To show how to set the radio area:

AREA

EUROPE

U.S.A

FM ONLY

U.S.A

To show how to set stereo or mono station:

STEREO

ON

OFF

OFF

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LOCAL

Press or , then press ENTER Press , or , then press ENTER

RADIO MENU

AREA

STEREO

LOCAL

EXIT

ON

To show how to set local or long distant station:

LOCAL

ON

OFF

ON

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Scanning/Memorizing Stations
Automatically

During radio status, you can press AMS
button on the remote control to scan each
stored station 5 seconds respectively which
stored in Number Buttons (from 1 to 6).
You can press the corresponding Number

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Buttons or AMS button when your desired
station is charged ; it will start playing that
station.

When you press and hold AMS button, it

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will automatically activate the memory stor­ing function. The radio automatically selects
a station and has it stored in any one of the
Number Buttons from 1 to 6.

Notes:

This function is operated by using the remote

*

control only.

The unit can be stored up to 6 stations for

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each band.
Regarding the function of Number Buttons,

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refer to Number Buttons for more inform­ation.

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Number Buttons

During radio mode, Number Buttons

from 1 to 6 can help you store your

favorite station. You can follow the
as below:

When receiving a station, press and hold
any one of the Number Buttons until CH
appears in the LCD, which indicates that
station is already stored in the corres­ponding number button.

You can store up to 18 FM stations 6 each
for FM1,FM2,FM3),up to 12AM stations
(6 each for AM1/MW and AM2/LW).

Note:

* This function is only operated by using rem­ ote control.

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steps

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Selecting Station Directly

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Press GOTO button, the monitor shows:
FR:, input the number to receive the station
of this frequencies.

Note:

* This function is only operated by using rem­ ote control.

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PRECAUTIONS

This unit can play the following discs only:

Type of disc

DVD

VCD

CD

MP3

MPEG-4

USB

NOTE: The unit is compatible with VCD1.0/2.0/3.0 version and DVCD disc.

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:

Handle the disc by its edge to keep
the disc clean, and do not touch
the surface.

Label on the disc Recorded material

Sound and moving
pictures

Sound and moving
pictures

Sound only

Sound only

Sound and moving

MPEG-4

pictures

Sound and moving
pictures

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)

Size of disc

12cm

12cm

12cm

12cm

12cm

Version 2.0
and less

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Maintenance

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.

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Warning

Never use the fuse with the rated

amperage more than that supplied to

your unit, otherwise it will damage the

unit.

Replacing the Battery

When the range of the operation of the
card remote control becomes short or
does not function while operating, re­place the lithium battery with a new
button cell (CR2025). Make sure the
battery polarity is correct before rep­lacing.

Gently pull out the Battery Holder while
pressing the Stopper.

Put the button-type battery with mark(+)
upward into the Battery Holder.

Insert the Battery Holder into the Remote
Control.

Precautions on Using Lithium
Battery

Always keep the lithium battery beyond
children s reach. In case
swallowed, see a doctor immediately.

Clean the battery with a dry cloth to ensure
it s connected perfectly .

Make sure the polarity is correct when
loading the battery.

To prevent short circuit, do not use
metal tweezer to clip the battery.

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Warning!

Improper handling with the battery may

lead to explosion.

It cannot be charged , disassembled or

thrown into a fire.

Band Selector

During radio status, repeatedly press
BAND button to select bands in

lowing order:

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FM1

MW2(AM2) MW1(AM1)

FM1

Note:

* Pressing BAND button on the head unit
performs the same function.

the

FM2

(For Two Bands)

FM2

LW MW

(For Three Bands)

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FM3

FM3

DX/LOC Selector

During radio status, press LOC button on
the remote control to select or weak
station reception.

It is set to LOC mode when LOC button

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is first pressed. LOC appears on the
display and only local stations are available.

It is switched to DX mode when

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is pressed again. Both and local
stations can be received.

Notes:

* The initial mode is DX mode.

* LOC mode is functional only in selecting
and memorizing stations.

* This function is only operated by using rem­ ote control.

Manual/Automatic Tuning

Manual Tuning: Briefly press ( or )
button on the remote control continuously to
select a station downward or upward res­pectively.

Automatic Tuning: ress and

) for more than 3

button seconds, the

automatically searches down-

radio a station
ward upward

or respectively and plays

when it finds a station.

Note:

* Press button on the head unit performs
the same function.

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P hold ( or

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MO/ST Selector

During radio status, you can press ST
button on the remote control Mono
mode or Stereo

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Stereo reception is charged when ST
appears.

2

It is switched to MONO mode when

ST disappears.

Note:

* This function is only operated by using rem­ ote control.

Selecting the Stored Station

On-screen display

During radio mode, press to select the
upward stored station, press to select the
downward stored station.

Note:

* This function is only operated by using rem­ ote control.

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Press OSD to display the current
information.

Note:

* This function is operated by using remote
control.

mode.

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strong

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distance

to select

the

LOC

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