Eclipse AVN2454 Reference Guide

AVN2454

6.5" Wide TFT Touch-Panel Display

CD/DVD Multi-Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION

Reference Guide

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We appreciate your purchase of this product. Please read through this manual for correct operation. We suggest that after reading it you keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

For the safe usage of this device

Read the following prior to using this device

Please handle this manual with care.

Applying unnecessary force when opening this manual or turning the pages may

result in pages falling out and loosing their order. Please handle with care.

Warning

This sign indicates a situation in which incorrect handling through disregard of a sign might result in death or serious personal injury.

The symbols described below are found in this instruction manual as well as on the device itself to insure its proper and safe usage and to prevent injury or damage to property. Make sure you understand the meaning of these symbols before reading the rest of this manual.

The following symbols will precede information useful for preventing damage to the device as well as for its smooth operation.

Caution

This sign indicates a situation in which incorrect handling through disregard of a sign might result in personal injury or may result solely in damage to property.

Follow this advice to prevent malfunctions or damage to the device. Perform the indicated action in the event of a malfunction.

Useful information for smooth operation Facts to keep in mind when operating

ADVICE

ATTENTION

• Make sure to read all instruction manuals and warrantee certificates

included with this device. This company will bear no responsibility in the event of damage caused by ignoring the indications appearing in these documents.

• Please acknowledge that the content in this manual may not conform to the

actual functions of the device due to changes in its specifications.

Safety precautions2

Warning

• This device was made for vehicles equipped with a 12V battery. Do not use in a

large truck, cold area vehicle or any other vehicle that uses a 24V battery. Otherwise, fires may result.

• Make sure to follow the actual traffic regulations when driving even during route

guidance. Driving your vehicle while only following route guidance instructions may lead to traffic violations and cause accidents.

• Do not modify this system for use other than that specified herein. Also, do not

deviate from the installation procedures described herein; Eclipse will not be held liable for damages including, but not limited to serious injury, death or property damage resulting from installations that enable unintended operation.

• You should never register geographical points or perform memory settings while

driving the vehicle. This will distract you from the road and cause accidents. Park the vehicle in a safe area before operating the device.

• Make sure to park the vehicle in a safe place and set the side brake before

watching DVDs or videos. For safety reasons, only the sound of DVDs or videos will be emitted while the vehicle is in motion.

• Do not insert foreign objects into the disc insert slot. This may cause fires or

shocks.

• Do not disassemble or rebuild this product. Doing so may cause an accident, fire

or electrical shock.

• Do not pour water or insert foreign objects into the device. This may cause smoke

emissions, fires or shocks.

• Do not operate the product in a malfunctioning condition, for instance, when the

audio does not play. Doing so may result in an accident, fire or electrical shock.

• When it is necessary to replace the fuse, always use a fuse of the correct rating

(number of amperes). Use of fuses with higher amperage ratings may cause a fire.

• If an abnormal situation occurs, such as foreign matter entering or liquid splashing

on the product, or smoke or a strange odor emitting from the unit, shut off the product immediately and consult the dealer from whom you purchased it. Continued operation may cause an accident, fire or electrical shock.

•

Do not touch the antenna wire or the device itself whenever you hear thunder.

There is a danger of electrocution due to lightning.

•

Do not park your vehicle in an unauthorized area to operate the device.

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Safety precautions

Caution

• This device can be used when the engine switch is either at ON or ACC, however,

to avoid depleting the battery, operate it with the engine running.

• This product must be operated only as on-board equipment, or it may cause

electrical shock or injury.

• Play the audio at a moderate volume level that permits you to hear sounds from

outside the car. Driving without being able to hear outside sounds may result in an accident.

• Check the volume prior to turning the device ON. If the volume is turned up when

turning the switch ON, a loud sound will emit which may damage your hearing.

• Do not put your fingers into the disc insert slot. Otherwise, injury may result.

• Exercise caution as to avoid getting your fingers caught when closing the display

or adjusting its angle. Otherwise, injury may result.

• Do not touch heated parts of the device. Otherwise, burns may result.

• For safety reasons when moving the device, have a specialist at the store of

purchase reinstall for you. Specialized techniques are necessary to uninstall or install the device.

• Do not use the device in the event it emits a distorted sound or other such

abnormality. Otherwise, fires may result.

• The device’s liquid crystal display is equipped with a fluorescent tube. Check your

local rules and regulations regarding its proper disposal.

• Using the device at extremely high or low temperatures may lead to improper

operation and malfunctions. Lower your windows in order to bring down the temperature before using the device especially during the hot summer months.

• Letting water or metal objects go into the device or exposing it to strong shocks

may cause malfunctions. Exercise caution.

• Take note of the following when ejecting a disc or setting the display tilt position:

• When removing each disc, switch to Neutral in the event of interference when in

Park and proceed. (For a column automatic transmission, perform this operation when in either Park or Neutral.)

• When setting the tilt, make sure there is no interference generated from your

hand or other obstructions when setting when either in Park, Reverse or Neutral. (If there is interference when in Drive, do not set the tilt.)

• When removing each disc, if interference is generated when in 1st, 3rd, 5th or

Reverse gear, switch to Neutral and proceed. However, do not perform this operation while driving.

• When setting the tilt, make sure there is no interference generated from your

hand or other obstructions when either in 1st, 3rd, 5th or Reverse gear. (Do not set the tilt if there is interference.)

ADVICE

• Inoperable switches will fade and be disabled while driving. Touching inoperable

switches while driving will display a message on the screen prohibiting operation.

• If exposing the device to strong vibrations due to rough driving, the device may not

be able to read the data stored on the disc rendering normal operation impossible. Reduce the vibration level and normal operation will resume in a moment.

• Condensation may accumulate on the lens, which functions to read CDs and

DVDs, immediately after turning ON the heater in cold temperatures. Wait about 1 hour for the condensation to evaporate and the device will operate normally. Contact the store of purchase if normal operation does not resume after several hours.

• If using this device immediately after having purchased it or after having stored it

disconnected from the vehicle battery, the present location may not be accurately displayed. Wait a moment and the GPS positioning will correct the displayed position.

• Please acknowledge that no compensation will be awarded for data lost as a result

of a malfunction, improper operation or a defect.

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• Program reading in progress screen

(approx. 70 seconds)

• Program reading complete screen

(approx. 10 seconds)

Insert the map disc.

• The device will start reading the program.

• A progress bar will appear as the program is

being read.

• A screen signifying that the program reading is complete will appear.

Loading the program into the device

After purchasing the device and using it for the first time, load the map disc program into the device.

Progress bar

• Screen after turning the power ON

(approx. 10 seconds)

Turn the engine ON.

Cautions

While program loading is in progress, do not turn the engine OFF or operate any other switch.

When using for the first time3

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Turn the engine ON and start the device.

Turn the engine OFF.

Wait approx. 30 seconds.

Select the language

• A map screen appears.

•

Touch to use English.

•

Touch and then to use French.

• Map screen

Advice

• The same operation is necessary when starting the device for the first time after

having replaced the vehicle battery or fuses.

• When inserting the map disc for the first time after having cut the power from the

vehicle battery, a screen will appear with the following message: “Reading map

disc. Please wait a moment.”

Caution

After program reading is complete, the device will start reading the map data from the program approx. 30 seconds after the map screen appears. Attempting to operate the device during this time may result in improper operation. Do not operate the switches during this time.

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ATTENTION

How the instruction manuals are organized

The AVN2454 comes with 3 instruction manuals. Use each manual separately depending on how you are using the device.

Read the “Reference Guide”. Only basic operations and most frequently used functions are described.

Use each instruction manual in the following order.

Read the “OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation”. All navigation functions are described.

Read the “OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio”. All audio functions are described.

Until you are completely comfortable with all of the device’s basic functions:

When wanting to master all navigation functions:

When wanting to master all audio functions:

The screens used in the instruction manuals may differ from the actual screens appearing on the device depending on the type of database and when it was compiled. Also, the GPS mark does not appear on the navigation screens.

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AVN2454

6.5" W 6.5" Wide TFT Touch-Panel Displayouch-Panel Display

CD/DVD Multi-Sour CD/DVD Multi-Source Receiver with DVD NAce Receiver with DVD NAVIGAVIGATIONTION

6.5" Wide TFT Touch-Panel Display

CD/DVD Multi-Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION

Reference Guide

We appreciate your purchase of this product. Please read through this manual for correct operation. We suggest that after reading it you keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Read the following prior to using this device

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How to view this manual5

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Additional points regarding the

operations are given here.

Attention

Section title

A title is assigned for each section.

A title is assigned for each

detailed operation purpose.

Describes the operation.

Proceed with the operation as

per the numerical order.

Detailed operation title

Operation procedure

Operation title

A title is assigned for each

operation purpose.

Item title

A number and title is

assigned for each item.

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The operation procedures are

continued on the next page.

Only the section side heading

will appear in dark letters.

A screen showing the

operation will appear.

Section side heading

Operation screen

Switches needed to

perform operations are

displayed.

Operation switch

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Table of Contents6

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Introduction

For the safe usage of this device …………………………………………2

Safety precautions ……………………………………………………………3 When using for the first time ………………………………………………6

Reading the program into the device ………………………………………………6

How the instruction manuals are organized ……………………………8

Use each instruction manual in the following order ………………………………8

How to view this manual ……………………………………………………10 Table of Contents ……………………………………………………………12

Name of parts…………………………………………………………………16

Panel switches ………………………………………………………………………16

Touch switches

………………………………………………………………………17

Turning the power ON or OFF ……………………………………………19

How to turn the power ON or OFF …………………………………………………19

Inserting a disc ………………………………………………………………20

How to insert or eject a CD or DVD ………………………………………………20

Display angle adjustment …………………………………………………24

Adjust the angle of the display ……………………………………………………24

Modes …………………………………………………………………………25

Get to know each mode ……………………………………………………………25

Operational conditions ……………………………………………………26

Each operation condition for device functions ……………………………………26

Switching modes ……………………………………………………………27

Get to know how to switch modes …………………………………………………27

Navigation

Map operation ………………………………………………………………28

Check the positioning of your vehicle ……………………………………………28

Move the map (one-touch scroll)

…………………………………………………29

Change the map reduction scale

…………………………………………………30

Change the orientation of the map

…………………………………………………31

Change the map display method

…………………………………………………32

Display various points of interest on the map

……………………………………33

Registering places …………………………………………………………34

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……………………………………………………………41

Route guidance ………………………………………………………………46

How to start route guidance ………………………………………………………46

Search a destination ………………………………………………………47

Decide on a destination and start a route search ………………………………47

How to search after moving the map

………………………………………………48

How to return home

…………………………………………………………………49

When searching using the freeway entrance/exit name

…………………………50

Searching using the latitude/longitude coordinates

………………………………52

Route setting …………………………………………………………………54

Set the desired route ………………………………………………………………54

Check the progression of your journey

……………………………………………56

Select a different route

………………………………………………………………58

Add stops along the route

…………………………………………………………59

Start route guidance…………………………………………………………61

Route guidance ……………………………………………………………………61

Start driving following the route guidance

…………………………………………63

Stop and restart guidance while in progress

……………………………………64

Delete the destination

………………………………………………………………65

Other settings ………………………………………………………………67

How to display a clock on the navigation screen…………………………………67

How to turn off the navigation screen

……………………………………………68

How to correct the present location

………………………………………………69

Navigation

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Audio

Switching the audio source (mode) ………………………………………74

Switch the audio source (mode) ……………………………………………………74

Radio operation ………………………………………………………………76

How to listen to the radio ……………………………………………………………76

CD/MP3 player operation …………………………………………………78

How to listen to a CD/MP3 ……………………………………………………………78

DVD player operation ………………………………………………………80

How to view a DVD video ……………………………………………………………80

Audio

Adjusting the sound…………………………………………………………82

Adjust the sound ………………………………………………………………………82

Other settings ………………………………………………………………86

Cancel the

“

PEEP” sound made when operating the switches …………………86

Switch the screen display size

………………………………………………………87

For reference

Specifications ………………………………………………………………88

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Introduction

Name of parts1

The unit can be operated by pressing buttons on the frame of the panel (panel

buttons) and by touching buttons displayed on the screen (touch switches).

This device can be operated by remote control. Obtain a card remote control

(sold separately) at the store of purchase.

Press the panel switches found on either side of the screen to operate the device.

■Press the switch.

A menu screen appears.

Panel switches

“PEEP”

PWR switch

CONT switch

SOURCE switch

TUNE / TRACK switch

DISP switch

OPEN / TILT switch

NAVI switch

DEST switch

MENU switch

VOL switch

INFO switch

MUTE switch

Press to turn the DVD or audio ON or OFF.

Press to display the audio or DVD operation screens.

Press to display the audio menu screen that enables the switching of audio modes.

Press to select radio stations, CD audio tracks and DVD chapters.

Press to adjust the screen image quality or blacken the screen.

Press to open the display. (Do not press for an extended period.) Press to adjust the screen angle. (Press until a “PEEP” sound is heard, then release the switch.)

Press to display the navigation screen and present location.

Press to set the destination determined by the navigation system.

Press to display the navigation menu screen.

Press to adjust the DVD or audio volume.

Press to operate each navigation information function.

Press to temporarily cut off the sound.

Touch switch

[About operation of touch switch]

• Touch the buttons until a beep sound is emitted.

• Touch the buttons lightly to prevent damage to the screen.

• If a button does not respond, remove your finger and touch it again.

• An unavailable button is shaded.

• Button color may continue with activated appearance while the function is being performed.

• When the switch function is activated, the touch switch for that function will appear green.

“PEEP” “PEEP”

Touch switches

Unit can be operated by touching buttons on screen.

Introduction

■Touch

The touch switch displays will disappear. Touch to display the touch switches.

OFF

Caution

Touch these switches with your fingers. Using a pen, pencil or other object with a hard or sharp tip to touch on the screen may cause damage.

Introduction

Turning the power ON or OFF2

When the engine is turned ON, the DVD/audio power will automatically turn ON and the Caution screen will appear. Touch

to switch to the Navigation screen.The power will turn OFF

when turning off the engine.

How to turn the power ON or OFF

(Opening screen)

Engine key

(Caution screen) (Navigation screen)

NAVI switch

PWR switch

ATTENTION

• Press if the navigation screen does not appear.

• Press if the audio or DVD does not turn ON.

NAVI PWR

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Introduction

Inserting a disc3

Insert an audio CD when wanting to listen to music.

How to insert a CD or DVD

OPEN

Press

The display will open showing each insert slot.

How to insert or eject a CD or DVD

Touch either , or

DVD

OPEN

ATTENTION

•

The display can be opened even after pressing for approx. 1 second until

a “PEEP” sound is heard.

•

Pressing when the display is opened will close the display.

Caution

•

If the vehicle's automatic transmission shift lever is in the "P" position or manual transmission lever is in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" position, or if a bottle or other container is in the cupholder, this could interfere with the opening and closing of the display. When it is safe to do so, move the shift lever to the "N" or "Neutral" position or remove the container from the cupholder before opening or closing the display.

•

Do not place cups or cans on the display when it is opened.

•

Quickly wipe away any liquid spilled on the display. Otherwise, damage may result.

•

To protect the display from heat or dust, keep it closed at all times except when

inserting or ejecting a disc.

•

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OPEN

CD insert slot

Map disc and DVD video insert slot

Insert the desired disc into the slot.

• As soon as an audio CD is inserted, playback starts.

• As soon as a map disc is inserted, the navigation screen is displayed.

• As soon as a DVD is inserted, playback starts.

Caution

Do not touch or press while a disc is being inserted.

CLOSE OPEN

When the CD or DVD is fully inserted, the display closes automatically.

Map disc, DVD video

Introduction

ATTENTION

DVD

• DVDs labeled with the marks below can be used with this device.

• Some functions cannot be used depending on the type of DVD.

• When handling a DVD, hold it by pressing one finger on its center rim and another

finger on its end with the label up.

• Insert CD and map discs with the label up.

• Audio CDs, CD-Rs (CD-Recordable) and CD-RWs (CD-Rewritable) labeled with the

marks below can be used with this device. (For details, see “Before using the deck” in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio.)

• CD-Rs and CD-RWs may not playback due to their particular properties or

scratches, dirt or deterioration as a result of having been left for extended periods inside the vehicle. Also, CD-Rs and CD-RWs that haven’t gone through finalized processing cannot be played back on this device.

• Do not use an adapter when inserting 8cm CDs. Ejecting may be rendered

impossible.

• When handling a CD, hold it by pressing one finger on its center rim and another

finger on its end with the label up.

Map disc

• Only use a specially made DVD navigation disc (for details, contact the store of

purchase).

• When handling the map disc, hold it by pressing one finger on its center rim and

another finger on its end with the label up.

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Introduction

How to eject a CD or DVD

OPEN

Press .

Touch or to eject either disc.

The display will open and the disc(s) are ejected.

After removing the disc(s), touch or press .

DVD

OPEN

The display will close.

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ATTENTION

• The display can be opened even after pressing for approx. 1 second until

a “PEEP” sound is heard.Pressing when the display is opened will close the display.

• Turning the engine OFF while the display is opened will emit a voice notification.

Touch or press to close the display.

• If the disc does not eject (not released from the internal mechanism), touch

to close the display and then press down on (for at least 5 seconds).

OPEN

Caution

•If the vehicle's automatic transmission shift lever is in the "P" position or manual

transmission lever is in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" position, or if a bottle or other container is in the cupholder, this could interfere with the opening and closing of the display. When it is safe to do so, move the shift lever to the "N" or "Neutral" position or remove the container from the cupholder before opening or closing the display.

•Be careful of the following items while a disc is being ejected.

If the shift lever in the "P" position causes interference with disc ejection, switch the lever to the "N" position to eject discs. (Steering column mounted shift levers allow unit operation while lever is in either "P" or "N" position.)

If the shift lever in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" position causes interference with disc ejection, switch the lever to the Neutral position to eject discs.

•Do not close the display by hand. This could damage the display.

•Do not place objects such as cups or cans on the display when it is in the open

position. This could damage the display.

•If a liquid such as a beverage is spilled on the display, immediately clean the

display by wiping with a soft dry cloth. If the liquid is left on the display it could damage the display.

Introduction

Display angle adjustment4

The screen viewing angle can be adjusted to any of 6 stepped positions when light from outside the vehicle makes viewing difficult.

Adjust the angle of the display

OPEN

Press .

TILT

Touch .

The display will tilt upwards by one step (5˚). Each touch of the switch tilts the panel by another step. Pressing the switch when the display is tilted to the 6th level (30˚) will bring it back up to its original position (0˚).

ATTENTION

•The display will open when pressing or touching or even

when tilted. When closed again, it will return to its tilted position.

•If the display is in an adjusted angle position when the vehicle ignition is turned off,

the display will automatically return to the original position (0°). If the ignition switch is then turned to ACC or ON, the display will return to the adjusted angle position.

Caution

•Be careful not to pinch your hands or other objects when adjusting the angle of the

display. This could cause an injury or damage to the display.

•Observe the following cautions when adjusting the angle of the display.

When setting the tilt position, choose an angle that does not interfere with operation of the shift lever in the "P", "R" or "N" lever positions. (If there is interference with the shift lever in operating positions, do not set a tilt position.)

When setting the tilt position, choose an angle that does not interfere with operation of the shift lever in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" lever positions. (If there is interference, do not set a tilt position.)

OPEN

DVDCD

Introduction

Modes5

This device has three main modes: “Navigation”, “Information” and

“Audio DVD”.

You can switch from any mode to any mode.

•Present location display

•Instructions to destination

•Geographical point registration

(home and memory points)

•Back monitor function (optional)

•Setting display

•AM/FM broadcast reception

•CD player operation

•MP3 player operation

•DVD player operation

Mode

Navigation

Information

Audio/DVD

Main functions

Get to know each mode

Introduction

Operational conditions6

Depending on the following conditions (engine switch position), the device functions may or may not be operable.

Engine switch

OFF

（LOCK）

ACC/ON

With parking

brake set

ACC/ON

With parking

brake released

Display opened

Each function

GPS voice Navigation

/ Information

Audio

DVD

○:Operable ×:Inoperable

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○

Route and voice

guidance continue.

Voice guidance

continues.

Voice guidance

continues.

Some functions are

inoperable for safety reasons.

Some functions are

inoperable for safety reasons.

For safety reasons,

only the voice

guidance is emitted.

Each operation condition for device functions

*Only the sound of DVD playbacks will be emitted while driving for safety reasons.

ATTENTION

Inoperable switches fade and are disabled while driving. Pressing inoperable switches while driving will display a message on the screen prohibiting operation.

Warning

When installing this device to vehicles, please be sure to connect a parking signal. If the parking signal is not connected, this device will not operate normally but may cause an accident.

Introduction

Switching modes7

Press .

Navigation screen

NAVI Press .

Information

INFO

Press the switches below to switch modes.

Get to know how to switch modes

Press (Operation time) *

Audio operation screen

CONT

Screen display (on-screen play)

(OFF screen) *

*1: Appears when the audio or DVD functions are in operation. See the OWNER'S MANUAL /

Audio for audio and DVD operations

*2: Appears when the audio or DVD functions are turned OFF.

Turn on the audio or DVD (selecting a track or chapter) when the screen is showing the navigation display or is turned off and this screen will appear. The screen will disappear automatically in a moment.

Screen display

Introduction

Navigation

Map operation1

How to view the present location screen

Press to display the area in which your vehicle is located.

Vehicle mark

The present location and the heading are displayed. The mark will move automatically as per the movements of the vehicle.

Touch switch

Each function switch is displayed depending on the screen.

GPS mark

Indicates the absolute positioning information from the GPS satellite.

Orientation mark

Indicates the orientation of the map.

Name of present location

Press the switch to display it in the present location screen.

Present location mark

NAVI switch

Scale

Indicates the reduction scale of the displayed screen. In this case, the length of the line segment is 300ft.

NAVI

Check the positioning of your vehicle

NAVI

Navigation

Touch the screen directly to move the map.

Cursor mark

Touch the map and the cursor mark will appear in the middle of the screen.

Scrolling

Straight line distance display

The distance in a straight line from the present location to the center of the cursor mark is shown.

Cursor mark

Touch the cursor mark continuously and it will change color from black to yellow . Scrolling will be made faster.

Position name

After moving the map, the name of the cursor position will appear for approx. 6 seconds.

Move the map (one-touch scroll)

How to view the scroll screen

Navigation

Touch the switch and the map reduction scale increases making for a wider range display. Touch the switch and the map reduction scale decreases for a more detailed map display.

Scale bar

Touch a number to switch the scale to that number.

Every time either or is pressed, the scale changes one level. Touch either or continuously for over 1 second to change the scale without going though each level.

Touch

Change the map reduction scale

The orientation of the map displayed on the screen can be switched to either north up (always having the map oriented north) or heading up (always having the map oriented in the direction of the heading).

Touch the orientation mark ( or ) to switch the map orientation.

Indicates North

Orientation mark display

Change the orientation of the map

North up display

Heading up display

Navigation

The map display can be changed according to several conditions. There are two types of map display methods:

The touch switches on the displayed map brighten.

Shows a regular map (flat).

Shows a map separated into two halves.

Touch .

Touch the desired display method.

Change the map display method

A regular map (flat) will be displayed. A map separated into two vertical

halves will be displayed.

Touch and

Various points of interest (landmarks) can be shown on the displayed map.

Touch the to be displayed.

Touch .

• Other than the 6 types of multiple landmarks and screens can be displayed. For details, see "POI display" in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.

• The selected POI landmark will appear.

Show POI Icon

Touch .

Map View

POI Icon

Display various points of interest on the map

POI landmark

Navigation

Register your home before starting to use the device. Registering your home will facilitate the setting of return routes when driving.

Touch .

My Places

Touch in Memory Points.

Touch .

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Map

When at home

ATTENTION

Press and proceed with operation after the map of the area surrounding your home appears.

NAVI

Navigation

Registering places2

Navigation

Go to the next page

Touch .

Touch for “Home”.

Touch .

Icon

Not Registered

Attribute

Touch .

Enter

Touch the mark to be registered on the map.

•

Touch or to select a different mark. For details see "Changing the symbol of

the memory point" in the

OWNER'S MANUAL

/ Navigation

Page 2 With Sound

Navigation

Touch .

Press .

•

The present location will appear.

NAVI

Navigation

Touch .

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Touch in Memory Points.

Touch .

Enter the House Number one number at a time by touching the number switches on the screen.

My Places

Address

When at a location other than your home

•

If having made a mistake, touch to erase one entry at a time.

Go to the next page

Navigation

Touch to align the position of your home.

Touch .

Touch the desired Street Name.

Enter the Street Name.

•

If having made a mistake, touch to erase one entry at a time.

•

A list may appear as you enter the number to facilitate entry. Entering the entire number may not be necessary.

Navigation

Go to the next page

Touch .

Attribute

Touch for “Home”.

Not Registered

Touch .

Icon

Touch the mark to be registered on the map.

•

Touch and to select a different mark. For details see “Changing the

symbol of the memory point” in the

OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation

page 2 WithSound

Touch .

Enter

Navigation

NAVI

Touch .

Press .

•

The present location will appear.

NAVI

Navigation

Up to 106 favorite places (including your home and special memory entries) can be registered on the map. Registering a place will make a flag ( ) or a name appear on that spot.

Touch .

Touch the map and move the mark to the spot to be registered.

• The map does not need to be moved when registering the present location.

•

The position of when the map is not moved

and when having moved the map will be registered with a mark.

Mark

How to register from the map

•

The present location will appear.

NAVI

Press .

NAVI

To register a far away place

Touch .

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Touch .

My Places

Change

US1

■Register SAFECO FIELD located in Seattle, Washington.

Touch in Memory Points.

Navigation

Touch .

• Narrow down the list of candidates using and .

• A list may appear as you enter the number to facilitate entry. Entering the entire number may not be necessary.

List

Touch in the list.

SAFECO FIELD

Touch and in that order.

Touch .

POI Name

S A F

,,,,C,

Touch .

City Category

Go to the next page

Navigation

Touch the to be registered in the map.

Icon

•

Touch or to select a different mark. For details see "How to

switch the list screens" in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.

Page 2 With Sound

Touch .

Icon

Touch .

Enter

Touch .

196 S ATLANTIC ST,

Touch to move the map.

•

When not moving the map, start from .

Navigation

•

The present location will appear.

Press .

NAVI

Touch .

Navigation

Route guidance3

Indicating the destination will automatically start a search for routes to that place. This is called “Route Search”. When the route search is complete, a route to the destination is set. This is called “Route Setting”. When starting to drive the vehicle after having set the route, the route to the destination will be guided by voiced instructions and screens that appear as per the set conditions. The voice and screen instruction operation is called “Route Guidance”.

Route Search (indicate destination)

•

One-touch search

•

Search from

registered points

•

Search by making

maps appear

Route Setting

•

Check the distance to

the destination

•

Select the desired

route

•

Add stops in your

journey

•

Start guidance

•

Announces

intersections

Route Guidance

How to start route guidance

Decide on a destination and start a route search

Give information on the desired destination and search for a place.

When searching immediately after moving the map... When returning home

(with your home being registered)..............................

If the freeway entrance/exit name is known...............

If the latitude/longitude coordinates of the

destination are known.................................................

You can also search from the POI NAME or the INTERSECTION. For details, see “How to retriere maps” in the

OWNER'S MANUAL /

Navigation.

[Enter]

[My Places] [Freeway Ent./Exit]

[

Coordinates

]

When having moved the map

When returning home

When searching using the freeway exit/entrance name

When searching using the latitude/longitude coordinates

Navigation

Search a destination4

Navigation

All routes from the present location to the symbol will be searched for and displayed.

Touch .

• All routes are displayed.

Touch the map and move the mark.

Touch .

Touch and align the mark with the destination.

Enter

How to search after moving the map

•

A symbol will appear on the mark

position.

Enter

Navigation

DEST

Press .

Touch .

All routes from the present location to your home will be searched for and displayed.

Enter

DEST

How to return home

• All routes are displayed.

Navigation

Press .

Touch .

Freeway Ent./Exit

DEST

Touch .

DEST

Enter the one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen.

Freeway Name

Touch the corresponding freeway name from the list.

When searching using the freeway entrance/exit name

• If having made a mistake, touch to delete one entry at a time.

•

The screen will switch to a list display with 4 search

results or less.

Navigation

Touch or to select the entrance or exit.

Entrance Exit

Touch the corresponding entrance/exit name.

• The freeway entrance/exit names will be listed.

• The indicated entrance/exit map will appear.

Touch .

Enter

•All routes are displayed.

• Touch to move the map. A route from the

present location to the destination will appear.

Navigation

• Touch or to switch between north latitude

and south latitude. If the geographical point entered is not within the area recorded in the map disc, a map will not appear. The recorded area is between N24 and N64 39'59".

Press .

Touch .

Coordinates

Enter the “Lat.” one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen.

N S

DEST

Touch .

• Touch or to switch between west longitude and east longitude. If the geographical point entered is not within the area recorded in the map disc, a map will not appear. The recorded area is between W61 0'1" and W141.

Enter the “Long.” one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen.

W E

Searching using the latitude/longitude coordinates

DEST

Navigation

Touch .

Enter

• All routes are displayed.

• Press to move the map. A route from the

present location to the destination will appear.

The entered point will appear.

Touch .

Navigation

Route setting5

After deciding on a destination, recommended routes from the present location to the destination are searched for and displayed on the screen. Routes to the destination will be colored into the screen and the required time and distance to the destination will be displayed. This is called the “All Route Diagram”. From the all route diagram, you can check the progress of your journey, select a different route and add stops along the route.

Toll road distance display

Freeway distance display

Distance display

Required time display

Remaining distance display

Used road overview display

All toll road distances to the destination are displayed.

All freeway distances to the destination are displayed.

The distance to the destination is displayed (in case of

multiple stops, the last stop is displayed).

The required time and bearing to the destination is displayed.

The distance with the indicated route is displayed. In case of multiple stops, every time this switch is pressed, the required time and distance to each of them respectively are displayed.

Icons for freeways, toll roads, ferry crossings and

restricted roads will be active up to the destination.

■Displays

Set the desired route

Navigation

Remaining distance display

■Touch switches

3Routes

Route

Guide

ATTENTION

The route searched for is a reference route up to the area in which the destination is

located. It is in no way the shortest, fastest or least congested route available.

Displays different routes enabling their selection. (See P58).

Enables you to change the displayed route, add a destination or change an interchange (IC). (For details, see

“Changing the search result route” in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.)

Starts route guidance.

When there are 2 or more destinations, touch the remaining distance display to switch distances to the destination (for details, see “

Switching the required time

/ distance remaining display”, “Changing the search result route” in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation”

Navigation

Touch in the route guidance display.

Guide

Check the progression of your journey

Touch .

Map View

Touch .

Route Overview

Touch .

Turn List

•

The route information is displayed in segments at intersections, road type turning points, etc.

•

Touch to display the map for that area.

Touch or .

Map

Navigation

Interval distance display

Intersection name display

Heading display

How to view the route information screen

Navigation

• Touch to display the entire

selected route.

Touch in the all route diagram display.

Touch in the display where the 3 routes are displayed in different colors.

3 Routes

Info.

Route Name

Touch the desired .

• The entire selected route will appear.

A total of 3 recommended routes will be displayed, Quick 1, Quick 2 and Short, from which you may select one.

Select a different route

Route Name

Navigation

•

For "Retrieval Method", see "How to retriere

maps" in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.

Touch in Destination.

Add

Touch on the stop and destination retrieval method.

You can change the route in advance if, for example, wanting to pick up a friend along the way to your destination or add another destination further away from the original one.

Adding stops Adding a

destination

Original destination

Added destinationStop

RouteRoute

Route

Original destination

Route Original destination

Add stops along the route

Touch Route in the all route diagram display.

Go to the next page

Navigation

•

An all route diagram display will appear with the

changes.

•

If setting between the present location and the

destination, the addition becomes a stop.

•

Setting after the destination will make it the next

destination.

•

Up to 5 stops and added destinations can be

set. Repeat steps to for each setting.

Touch in the retrieved map.

Touch in the space to be added.

Enter

Add

• All routes are displayed.

2 5

Navigation

Start route guidance6

Navigation

Present location screen during route guidance

Start driving and the device switches screens for each set point of reference, such as intersections, in accordance with the movement of your vehicle. Also, each reference point is announced in a clear voice.

Intersection name display

Remaining distance display

The names of both the intersections where a turn is made and where a turn is not made are announced.

The distance up to the intersection is displayed.

Announcing intersections

Present location

When approaching an intersection…

Intersection enlargement display

Route guidance

Depending on the route being taken, reference points will be explained using various screens.

Navigation

1st announcement

Nextright,and thenleftturn atthefirststreet.

Prceedabout twomiles.

Inhalfofamile, Rightturn.

Proceedonthe currentfreeway.

2nd announcement

Nextexitontheright.

3rd announcement

Proceedonthe currentfreeway.

1st announcement

2nd announcement

During route guidance, the distance up to a reference point and other information depending on road conditions and vehicle speed are announced with a clear voice.

■ When on a local road

Corresponding with the vehicle speed, intersection names, the distances remaining up to intersections and the direction of the turn to be made are announced vocally in accordance with their conditions.

■ When on a highway

When about 2 km before an interchange or a junction, a guidance screen appears and a voice announces your direction and heading. At tollbooths, the voice guidance will announce the fare and direction.

Voice route guidance

Navigation

Touch in the all route diagram display.

Start driving.

Guide

Start driving following the route guidance

•

The present location screen appears and a voice will announce: You are now driving through … Please follow the actual traffic regulations.

ATTENTION

In the event of having gone off the set route

Even if having driven off the set route, the device will automatically make an adjustment to return you to the guided route (auto search function). For details, see "Automatic rerout search" in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.

Navigation

Guidance can be stopped and restarted while in progress.

Press .

Touch .

Suspend Guidance

•

Guidance is stopped.

Stop and restart guidance while in progress

•

The route on the map disappears (the mark for the destination remains).

•

The route is redisplayed on the map.

■Stop guidance

To restart guidance Touch

Resume Guidance

•

Guidance is restarted.

■Restart guidance

Navigation

•

Go to if there is only one destination.

•

Touch to erase the entire list.

Touch in Destination.

Delete

Touch .

Route

Touch the destination name to be deleted.

Delete All

The set destination can be erased. Also, the set mark does not disappear even after having arrived at your destination according to the prescribed route. Delete it by performing the operation described below. (However, if setting a new destination, that same mark does not disappear.)

Delete the destination

Go to the next page

Navigation

• All routes are displayed.

•

If there are destinations remaining, the device will automatically search the remaining destination(s) and an all route diagram will be displayed.

Touch .

Yes

Navigation

Other settings7

Navigation

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Touch .

Setup

Touch .

Touch for Clock Indication.

How to display a clock on the navigation screen

A GPS clock can be displayed on the map screen.

Clock Indication

•

A clock will appear in the upper left corner of

the screen.

Navigation

•

The contrast and brightness can be adjusted from the image quality adjustment screen. For details, see "Screen adjustment" in the

OWNER'S MANUAL / Navigation.

Press to retrieve the image quality adjustment screen.

Touch .

OFF

Press to return to the navigation screen.

DISP

NAVI

How to turn off the navigation screen

The map screen can be turned off when not using the navigation system.

DISP

Navigation

Even if the vehicle position mark on the map gets out of alignment, the device will automatically correct the present location using map matching and GPS data while you drive (it may take up to several minutes depending on the case). In the event the GPS data is not used and the present location is not automatically corrected, park your vehicle in a safe place and correct the present location.

The present location must be corrected in the following situations:

• When changing a tire, perform automatic correction. (Distance correction)

The present location can be corrected even in the following situations:

• When the vehicle position mark appears on a spot different from the actual present location (when the vehicle position mark is misaligned), the direction and position of the vehicle position mark can be corrected. (Present location correction)

• While driving, if the progression of the vehicle position mark on the map is absolutely different from the actual progression of your vehicle, the progression of the vehicle position mark can be corrected. (Distance correction)

How to correct the present location

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Correcting the present location

Touch .

Setup

Go to the next page

Navigation

Touch for CALIBRATION.

Adjust

Touch .

Position / Direction

Touch and move the map to the actual present location.

Touch .

Enter

ATTENTION

Correction can be made on a detailed map with a reduction scale of under 0.5 miles.

Navigation

Touch or to set the direction.

Touch .

Enter

•

To move the direction counterclockwise, touch To move it clockwise, touch .

Navigation

Touch .

Press to retrieve the MENU screen.

Setup

Touch for Calibration.

Adjust

Touch .

Tire Change

Distance correction

•

Automatic correction is performed.

ATTENTION

• This device uses the GPS and vehicle speed signals to automatically correct the

distance (auto correction). However, for a variation greatly exceeding the limits of the automatic correction function (such as when changing a tire or reinstalling the device in another vehicle), distance correction may take some time. In such a case, drive for about 6 miles on a road indicated by favorable GPS signal reception conditions.

• If the device cannot make a correction, take it to the store of purchase for an inspection.

• The vehicle position may be misaligned during the auto correction.

• Even after the auto correction is complete, because the device has a distance

correction learning function, the progressing of the vehicle position mark may vary depending on the driving conditions.

Navigation

MEMO

MEMOMEMO

Touch .

Press .

CONT

SOURCE

Switch the audio source (mode)

• On-screen display screen

• FM operation screen

• The operation screen will appear.

• Operation screens for each source are retrieved

as per the next page

Touch the desired audio source and that source will appear on the screen.

The AUDIO MENU screen will appear.

How to switch to the FM source

How to retrieve the operation screen

SOURCE

CONT

Audio

Switching the audio source (mode)

Audio

AM operation screen FM operation screen

CD operation screen MP3 operation screen

DVD operation screen

CD changer operation screen (optional)

The device can automatically switch to the navigation screen or other screen while an audio operation screen is displayed. For details, see “Adjusting / setting the screen” in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio.

Audio

Radio operation2

Touch a preset switch until a “PEEP” sound is heard.

How to listen to the radio

Select radio for the source

Touch or for AUDIO MENU.

Record broadcast stations into preset switches

Select a broadcast station.

Search for a broadcast station

Preset switch

Press or .

• Manual tuning press lightly.

• Automatic tuning press until a “PEEP” sound is

heard.

To select a broadcast station from the preset switches, touch the desired broadcast station number.

Tuning switch

Touch AU once more to switch the display back to the broadcast station originally recorded.

Automatically search for broadcast stations and record them

Touch until a “PEEP” sound is heard.

AUTO.P

Stop the radio

Press .

Press once more and the broadcast station signal last received will be tuned in.

This convenient function can search for broadcast stations from which a signal can be received and record them temporarily into preset switches. If they are not needed, they can easily be switched back to the broadcast stations originally recorded.

PWR

Audio

CD/MP3 player operation3

Playback will automatically start.

How to listen to a CD/MP3

Playback a CD/MP3 file

Insert a disc.

■When a disc is not inserted

Touch or in AUDIO MENU.

CD MP3

■When a disc is inserted

Fast-forwarding and Rewinding

Select the desired track or music file

Track selection (track start

point), fast-forward, rewind

switch

Track selection (track start

point), fast-forward, rewind

switch

Press or .

Switch to the next track when playing back a CD or to a music file when playing back an MP3.

Press or until you hear a “PEEP” sound.

ATTENTION

Mixing music data and MP3 data on the same disc may render playback impossible. For details, see “CD player operation” or “MP3 player operation” in the

OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio.

Easy folder and music file selection (MP3 player)

An MP3 compresses music data into 1/10 its original size enabling it to store about 10 times the music data of one CD. This device simultaneously displays 9 folders/files enabling the easy selection of desired music files.

Touch one of the folder/file selection switches

Touch

TITLE

Touch

TITLE OFF

Folder/file selection switches

ATTENTION

• If there are 8 or more music files in the same folder, press or to switch and

display the data.

• The file information (album name, song title) may not appear depending on the

way the MP3 was compiled. For details, see “How to use the MP3 player” in the OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio.

Stop playback

Press .

Press again to playback the last song.

PWR

• Touch a folder and the data stored in it will appear. Touch a music file to playback that file.

• Touch

TITLE

to view the file information stored for the song being played back (album name, song title).

Audio

DVD player operation4

Touch in AUDIO MENU.

How to view a DVD video

Playback a DVD

DVD

ATTENTION

Some DVDs may not playback automatically. In this case, playback from the disc menu stored in the DVD.

Playback will automatically start.

Insert a DVD.

■When a disc is not inserted

Manipulated the image

Touch the operation switch.

■When a disc is inserted

Fast-forwarding and rewinding

Press or until you hear a “PEEP” sound.

Fast-forward, rewind

switch

The image being played back can easily be manipulated.

Touch pause and then for slowmotion playback.

Audio

Touch .

Touch or .

ENTER

TOP MENU

Use the disc menu

Touch and select the desired image.

Touch .

Stop the DVD

Press .

Press again to playback the DVD from the exact image where it was stopped.

PWR

PWR Switch

Touch on the DVD operation screen.

Touch .

Adjust the sound

Recreate a concert hall as per the sound image

DSP

Touch the desired acoustic field switch.

Concert Hall

Live House

Church

Touch switch DSP Envioment DSP Envioment

LIVE

CONCERT

Disco, Club

Theater

DSP OFF

Touch switch

THEATER

CLUB

OFFCATHEDRAL

You can meticulously adjust the sound of the music you want to hear to create your own little pseudo-concert hall. The acoustic field can be adjusted to center around the desired position and each speaker’s volume and balance can also be adjusted.

is displayed when touching and then

for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or

touch the screen.

Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen.

BACK

SET

DSP

CONT

Audio

Adjusting the sound5

Adjust the sound in tune with the music being played back

EQ LEVEL 0

POPS

ROCK

Touch switch

Touch .

EQ1

EQ2

FLAT

JAZZ

CLASSIC

VOCAL

Touch switchEqualizer Mode Equalizer Mode

EQ4

EQ5

EQ3

Touch to .

is displayed when touching and then

for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or

touch the screen.

SET

EQ1 EQ5

■

Select the set equalizer curve

Touch the screen when the desired equalizer curve image appears.

Touch to until you hear a “PEEP” sound.

• The equalizer curve just created is recorded into the touch switch touched.

• Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen.

BACK

EQ1 EQ5

■

Creating an equalizer curve

Touch

BACK

to record the setting and return

the display to the previous screen.

CONT

Audio

Adjust the center of the acoustic field to center around the desired position

Position

Driver's Seat

Passenger's Seat

Display

Touch .

POS

Touch POSITION (seat).

Position

Front Seat

Rear Seat

Display

ATTENTION

The volume balance adjustment (next page) cannot be performed simultaneously.

is displayed when touching and then SETU for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or touch the screen.

SET

POS

Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen.

BACK

CONT

Audio

Touch .

Adjust the left/right front/rear volume balance

Touch the desired spot within the rectangle ( ).

POS

ATTENTION

The acoustic field center adjustment (previous page) cannot be adjusted simultaneously.

is displayed when touching and then

SET for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or

touch the screen.

SET

POS

Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen.

BACK

CONT

Audio

Other settings6

Touch for GUIDE TONE.

Press to retrieve the INFORMATION screen.

The sound emitted when operating the panel or screen switches can be canceled (muffled).

INFO

Touch .

SETTING

Various adjustments can be done from . For details, see “Setting background screen” or “Adjusting and setting the screen” in the

OWNER'S MANUAL / Audio .

SETTING

OFF

Touch to emit the sound.

Touch .

ENTER

This returns the display to the information screen or the screens displayed before and after.

Cancel the “PEEP” sound made when operating the switches

Audio

Switch the screen display size

Switch the DVD/VTR display screen size

Touch .

WIDE

Touch the desired size.

The screen size of DVD and VTR displays can be switched.

Caution

Viewing images with a wide screen privately poses no problem legally, however, if

the images are compressed or expanded for public or commercial viewing

purposes, this action may infringe upon the rights of the creators of those images

protected by applicable copyright laws. Please exercise caution.

is displayed when touching and

then for a DVD.

WIDE

SET

The size of a regular television screen with either side of the display having a black vertical bar.

Normal mode

The size of a regular television screen widened unevenly at the sides.

WIDE 2 mode

The size of a regular television screen widened evenly at the sides.

WIDE 1 mode

The size of a regular television screen widened evenly sideways, upwards and downwards.

WIDE 3 mode

For reference

Specifications1

Dimensions Weight Power supply voltage Power consumption Usage temperature Storage temperature

34(W) x 13.2(H) x 38(D)mm approx. 25g(Excludingcablesandconnectors)

4.6±0.4(V) 10 to 30(mA)

-30 to 80(˚C)

-40 to 100(˚C)

GPS antenna

Liquid crystal panel Screen dimensions Pixel count Active pixel rate Display format Drive system Usage temperature range Storage temperature range

6.5 type wide low reflection panel

143.4(W)x79.3(H)mm 280,800 pixels(400(H)x234(V)x3) Over 99.99% Transmissive color filter format TFT (thin membrane transistor) active matrix format

-20 to +65˚C

-40 to +85˚C

Display

Reception frequency

Practical speed

Frequency characteristic Stereo separation

•AM530 to 1,710kHz

•FM87.75 to 107.9MHz

•AM22µV (S/N20dB)

•FM12dBf (IHF) 30 to 15,000Hz (FM) 38dB (1kHz)

Radio tuner

Wow and flutter Higher harmonic distortion rate Frequency characteristic S/N ratio Dynamic range

Below measurement limit

0.01% (0dB,1kHz) 20 to 20,000Hz 90dB (1kHz) 88dB

For reference

Rated output Maximum output Suitable load impedance Power source voltage

Power consumption

Exterior dimensions Weight

15Wx4(1kHz,1%4Ω)(EIAJ) 50Wx4 (test voltage 14.4V) 4Ω (each channel) DC13.2V(11-16V) Grounded

0.5Wx4 output time approx.3.7A Approx. 15A max 180mm (W), 100mm (H), 165mm (D) Approx. 3.7kg

Common component

mage pickup device CCD pixel count Horizontal resolution Camera

TV format Standard image output level Minimum object illumination White balance format Automatic sensitivity adjustment range Power source voltage Power consumption Cable length Usage temperature range Storage temperature range Camera unit exterior dimensions Weight

Please acknowledge that due changes in specifications and external appearance, the content of this manual may not correspond with the device.

Focal distance F value Field angle (horizontal, vertical)

1/4 inch color CCD Approx. 270,000 pixels 300TV (center) or above f = 1.7mm 1:3.5 120˚,84˚ NTSC 1Vp-p(75Ω) 2 lux (25IRE) Automatic 1:1600 or above

DC6V ± 0.3V 190mA (max)

11.5m

-20 to +65˚C

-30 to +80˚C Approx. 34mm (W) x 27mm (H) x 28mm (D) Approx. 50g (cable not included)

Back monitor (optional)

CUSTOMER NOTICE

Please retain this booklet and write in the serial number of your AVN2454 for identification. The serial number is labeled or stamped on the chassis.

Serial No.

DIVISION OF FUJITSU TEN CORP. OF AMERICA 19600 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE, TORRANCE, CA 90502 (310) 327-2151

090002-26630700

Printedwitharoma-freesoyink.

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