ESX VMX900DAB User guide

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V1.1
OWNER’S
MANUAL
VMX900DAB
1-DIN 22,8 CM (9”) MULTI-ANGLE MEDIA MONICEIVER
works with
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CONTENT
General information .............................................................................................................................4
Scope of delivery .................................................................................................................................. 4
Safety instructions ............................................................................................................................... 5
Specications ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Specications radio type ..................................................................................................................... 6
Disposal / recycling .............................................................................................................................. 7
Intended use of the device ..................................................................................................................7
Declaration of conformity .................................................................................................................... 7
1. Connections & installation .............................................................................................................. 8
2. Control elements ............................................................................................................................ 12
2.1 Function keys & controls ....................................................................................................12
2.2 Home menu ........................................................................................................................ 13
2.3 Status bar ........................................................................................................................... 13
3. Settings ...........................................................................................................................................14
3.1 General ............................................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Audio ..................................................................................................................................16
3.3 Display ................................................................................................................................ 17
3.4 Wi-Fi .................................................................................................................................. 18
3.5 Camera ............................................................................................................................... 19
3.6 Radio .................................................................................................................................. 20
3.7 About .................................................................................................................................. 20
4. Applications & functions ...............................................................................................................21
4.1 Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™ ....................................................................................... 21
4.2 Radio .................................................................................................................................. 21
4.3 Handsfree ........................................................................................................................... 22
4.4 BT Audio ............................................................................................................................. 22
4.5 Camera ............................................................................................................................... 23
4.6 USB .................................................................................................................................... 23
4.7 DAB .................................................................................................................................... 23
4.8 AUX .................................................................................................................................... 23
Always follow the instructions in this manual before using the device. Keep this manual in the vehicle for future reference.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Legal notice
• All registered product names, trade marks and brands are the property of their respective owners.
• This owner‘s manual was made with the utmost care.
• Technical changes and errors reserved.
Due to the ongoing development of this device, it is possible that the information in this manual is incom­plete or is not matching to the delivery status.
Please visit periodically www.esxnavi.de on the internet, to check if additional information and updates are available.
Care and maintenance
This device is equipped with high precision and sensitive technique and should always be treated with caution. Please note the following tips to avoid endangering the warranty and extend the life of the appliance.
• Children under 12 should not operate the device. Keep the device and all accessories away from small children.
• Keep the device and its components dry. The effects of water, liquid or moisture can cause damage to the vehicle, the device itself or injury.
• Keep the device and its components away from excessive heat. High temperatures may shorten the life of appliance of the electrical components.
• Keep the device and its components away from excessive cold. Extreme temperature changes and moisture inside the device may cause the breaking of certain components. Do not to drop the device and avoid violent shocks or excessive shaking.
• Do not use strong chemical cleaners, solvents or water to clean the device. Use a slightly moistened cotton cloth.
• Replace a blown fuse only with a new one with the same values. However, before replacing a defec-
tive fuse, rst check what the cause of the short circuit is. Start with the power cable. If the fuse blows
again, there is a malfunction in the device. In this case, you should contact your authorized dealer.
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
1 x Main device with attachable display 1 x 1-DIN metal installation frame including screw set and mounting rail 2 x Metal bracket 2 x Unlocking tool 1 x 20-pin system plug with ISO connection 1 x 16-pin ISO double connector with open cable ends 1 x Analog steering wheel remote control adapter 1 x External microphone including holder 1 x DAB Antenna 1 x GPS antenna including adhesive pad 2 x User Manual (English/German)
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SAFET Y INSTRUCTIONS
• Note any time the trafc regulations of the country in which the device is operated.
• Please ensure, that with the engine turned off the vehicle‘s battery does not discharge fully. The de­vice is another electrical consumer which must be operated with the engine running, other-wise the vehicle‘s battery will be discharged and the vehicle can not be started.
• Set the volume of the device only as loud, that you are still be able to hear warning signals (e.g. police
sirens) and trafc noise inside the vehicle.
• Operate the device as driver only if it‘s absolutely necessary and in the driving safety is not compro­mised. The same stands for looking at the screen. If necessary, better park your vehicle at a safe and appropriate location.
• The trafc rules of the EU prohibit to view moving pictures or movies while driving, if the screen of the device is installed within sight of the driver, as he may be distracted. View the screen as driver only
for the navigation function, and then only briey that you will not be distracted. Note at any time the local trafc regulations. In an accident, regress claims could be made by the car insurance company.
• This device is not a substitute for your personal judgment or perception. All suggested routes from the
navigation system should never be taken as a reason to disregard the local trafc rules. Your personal assessment of trafc or your knowledge of safe driving practices is paramount. Always match your driving with the current trafc situation.
• Do not follow the suggested routes, if the navigation system instructs you to take an unsafe or illegal way, puts you in an unsafe situation, or directs you into an area which you consider unsafe.
• If problems occur while driving, park the vehicle in a safe and appropriate place to continue before you operate.
• Please use only the included original accessories. Ensure a sufcient mounting of the device by using the included installation accessories, as in the event of an accident enormous accelerations may occur. Poorly installed devices and equipment in accidents could represent a severe risk to the driver and the other passengers of the vehicle.
• Note under all circumstances the regulations and advice of the vehicle manufacturer and do not make
any modications to the vehicle, which could interfere with safe driving. Please treat all parts of the
device and the components of your vehicle always with caution.
• Please avoid short circuits and make sure that no metal objects can get inside the device. Also make sure that all connections are properly connected and avoid the interchanging of the polarity of all connections. Complete the installation only while the ignition is turned off.
• In the event of a defect or malfunction, do not attempt to repair it by yourself or open the device, this is dangerous and could cause injury or damage to the equipment or vehicle. A repair should be done by trained and authorized personnel only. The device uses a Class 1 laser to read the disk. Eye contact with a laser is very dangerous to the human eye.
• If you connect an external device, you should rst read the instruction manual of the external device and make sure that it is compatible. Avoid connecting an incompatible external device.
• Do not damage or scratch the screen with sharp objects. Do not operate the screen with hard objects.
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SPECIFICATIONS
• Universal 1-DIN multi-angle media moniceiver with 22.8 cm (9”) touchscreen display
• Large rotary knob for volume and four function buttons on the control panel
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• Compatible with Apple CarPlay
• GPS receiver for optimized position determination in navigation applications
• Media player for audio, video and photo
Compatible le formats: AVI, FLV, MOV, MKV, WMV, WMA, MP3, FLAC, JPEG, PNG, BMP
• DAB digital radio (incl. DAB antenna)
• FM/AM radio with RDS function
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• Bluetooth
hands-free function including audio streaming
• USB-A port for media with charging function (1.5 A)
• USB-A port for Apple CarPlay
• 4 x 80 watts max. music output
• RCA preamplier outputs with 4 V (FL/FR/RL/RR/SUB1/SUB2)
• RCA AUX inputs (L/R/VIDEO)
• RCA camera inputs (FRONT/REAR)
• Custom boot logo
• Selectable RGB key panel illumination with animation effect
• External microphone
• Compatible with analog steering wheel remote control (can be learned)
• Supported menu languages: GER, ENG, SWE, ITA
or Android Auto™ (wireless and USB)
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or Android Auto™ with charging function (1.5 A)
SPECIFICATIONS RADIO TYPE
Function Band information Frequency Maximum emitted power
Satellite system GPS 1575 MHz –
AM Radio Medium wave band 522 - 1620 kHz –
FM Radio Band II 87,5 - 108 MHz –
DAB Radio Band III (5A – 13F) 174,9 - 239,2 MHz –
Bluetooth Version 5.0 2402 - 2480 MHz 10,0 dBm
WiFi / W-LAN IEEE802.11b/g/n/a/ac 2412 - 2484 MHz
5180 - 5825 MHz
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12,0 dBm 18,0 dBm
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DISPOSAL / RECYCLING
If you have to dispose the device and its components, please note that no electronic devices must be disposed in the household waste. Dispose the device and its components at a suit­able recycling facility in accordance with local waste regulations. If necessary, consult your local authority or dealer.
More information at www.audiodesign.de/english/disposal
INTENDED USE OF THE DEVICE
This device is only suitable for operation in a vehicle with an on-board voltage of 12 volts with negative ground. In the event of misuse, incorrect installation or modication, the operating license and the war­ranty expire.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMIT Y
Distribution:
Audio Design Lautsprecher Vertriebs GmbH Am Breilingsweg 3, DE-76709 Kronau/Deutschland
The Audio Design Lautsprecher Vertriebs GmbH hereby declares that the device VMX900DAB com- plies with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the
following Internet address: www.esxnavi.de/ce
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1. CONNECTIONS & INSTALLATION
The following instructions are an installation aid for professional installation of the device. Please note the following information before installation:
• Always handle all parts of the device and the components of your vehicle with care.
• Under all circumstances observe the regulations of the vehicle manufacturer and do not make any changes to the vehicle which could impair driving safety.
• For safety reasons, disconnect the vehicle battery’s ground connection before installation.
• Please always pay attention to the correct polarity of the connections.
• Please do not modify any harnesses or connections of the device or the vehicle as this may affect the warranty.
• Make sure that no cables are squashed or cause a short circuit.
• Do not lay cables in front of the airbags, e.g. in the dashboard or in a way that affects their function.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
For many vehicle models, a vehicle-specic 1-DIN installation set is required for professional installa­tion. In order to be able to use the existing steering wheel remote control of your vehicle, a vehicle-spe-
cic adapter may also be required. You can obtain information about this on the Internet or from your
specialist dealer.
Please note the following steps when installing the device:
Original radio / navigation system
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If available, rst remove the original radio / navigation device. Use suitable unlocking tools to pull
the device out of the dashboard. Then pull the cable plug from the device and leave it accessible in the radio slot.
Cabling of the ESX main device
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Lay the supplied cable sets and antennas in the vehicle. Please note the information on the next page. Then connect all cable sets, antennas and dongles to the ESX main device as described on page 6. Then plug in the cable plug from the radio slot of the vehicle on the ESX main unit or
on its vehicle-specic system cable set.
Installation of the ESX main device
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Now the ESX main device can be inserted into the 1-DIN installation slot of the vehicle.
Functional test
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Before you complete the installation, you should perform a function test. Check all functions of the ESX Naviceiver including the steering wheel remote control of the vehicle.
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1. CONNECTIONS & INSTALLATION
+12V
DAB
Erdungsblatt*
+12V
DAB
Erdungsblatt*
DAB antenna
Route the DAB antenna to the windshield and attach it there.
Grounding sheet
Carrier sheet
Clean the windshield with a suitable cleaning cloth.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
In newer vehicles, the original vehicle antenna can usually be used for both analogue (FM/AM) and digital radio reception (DAB). If it does not have separate connections for FM/AM and DAB, a separately available antenna splitter must be used so that both connections on the ESX device can be used.
Remove the carrier sheet from the black am-
plier unit and the foil antenna and stick the
antenna onto the window.
Glue the copper-colored metal surface of the grounding blade to a bare metal part of the ve­hicle.
GPS antenna
The GPS antenna should be glued horizontally to the dash­board with the adhesive side down. Reception is not possible with a metal-coated pane. Choose a level spot with a clear view of the sky.
External microphone
The external microphone should be positioned in an easily accessible place, e.g. next to the sun visor or on the steering column.
USB port
Route the USB ports to the desired location, such as the glove box.
Remove the foil on the bottom of the GPS antenna
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1. CONNECTIONS & INSTALLATION
A B
Power connections (ISO standard)
Yellow Power supply (+12V) Red ACC ignition (+12 V)
Black Ground (–) Orange Connection for headlights Purple/White Connection for reverse gear signal
Blue +12 V for electrical antenna (500 mA) Blue/White +12 V remote signal REM (500 mA)
Green Connection for handbrake signal
Red/Purple +12 V for front camera (500 mA) Red/White +12 V for rear camera (500 mA)
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HF
DC
Speaker outputs 4 - 8 Ω
White front / left (+)
White/Black front / left (–)
Grey front / right (+)
Grey/Black front / right (–)
Green rear / left (+)
Green/Black rear / left (–)
Purple rear / right (+)
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Purple/Black rear / right (–)
If your vehicle does not have a suitable ISO system plug, you must use the included 16-pin ISO double plug and connect the correspond­ing connections to the open cable ends as described above.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The handbrake signal must be connected to the device and must be grounded when the handbrake is applied. According to legal regulations, the device may only display a video signal on the main screen when the handbrake is applied. The connection cable must therefore not be permanently connected to ground.
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1. CONNECTIONS & INSTALLATION
Connection for the included GPS antenna
A
Fuse 15A (In the event of a defect, only exchange it for an equivalent one)
B
AV-Anschlüsse
C
If necessary, connect the appropriate RCA plugs here:
FL (white) Pre-amplier output front / left FR (red) Pre-amplier output front / right RL (white) Pre-amplier output rear / left RR (red) Pre-amplier output rear / right SUB1 (blue) Pre-amplier output subwoofer SUB2 (blue) Pre-amplier output subwoofer
L-IN (white) Audio input AUX / left R-IN (red) Audio input AUX / right V-IN (yellow) Video input AUX
Connection for the vehicle’s antenna plug (an adapter may be required)
D
Ø 3.5 mm jack for the included external microphone
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RCA connection for the input signal of the rear camera
F
RCA connection for the input signal of the front camera
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Connection for the included DAB antenna
H
USB port for Apple CarPlay
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USB port for media with charging function 1.5A
J
Ø 3.5 mm jack for the included steering wheel remote control adapter
K
If necessary, connect the appropriate cables to the adapter here:
SWC Gnd (yellow) Ground connection of the analog steering wheel remote control SWC 1 (grey) Connection of the analog steering wheel remote control / left SWC 2 (red) Connection of the analog steering wheel remote control / right
You can then teach the corresponding function keys on your analogue steering wheel remote
control in the device. More about this on page 15.
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, Android Auto™ and media with charging function 1.5A
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2. CONTROL ELEMENTS
2.1 FUNCTION BUT TONS & CONTROLS
ESX VMX900DAB
1 2 3 4 5 6
Number Function Description
Home menu Press short to go to the home menu.
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Voice assistant Press here to activate the voice assistant of your connected
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Volume Turn the knob to adjust the volume.
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Mute Press short to activate mute.
Stand-by Press and hold the button to switch the device to standby mode.
Source Press here to switch between applications.
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Phone Press here to open the phone application or to answer an incom-
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Reset If the device no longer responds to inputs, you can reset the de-
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smartphone.
ing call.
vice using the small opening below the display. Press the button for more than 3 seconds to restart the system and reset it to fac­tory settings. All your settings will be lost during the reset. Use a suitable pointed object, such as a paper clip, to do this.
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2. CONTROL ELEMENTS
2.2 HOME MENU
This device has a very clear home menu, which you can operate by simply tapping the touchscreen
screen. You can nd more information about the individual applications and functions of the device
starting on page 21.
2.3 STATUS BAR
At the top of the screen is the device’s status bar. The information and symbols shown there have the
following meaning:
Symbol Function Description
Home menu Tap it to go back to the Home menu.
CarPlay or Android Auto
Tap it to open CarPlay or Android Auto if the device is connected to a smartphone.
Time Current time.
Signal strength The current signal strength of the cellular connection of the smart-
phone connected to the device is displayed here.
Battery level The current battery level of the smartphone connected to the de-
vice is displayed here.
Bluetooth As soon as the device is connected to a smartphone via Blue-
tooth, this symbol will be displayed.
GPS This symbol only appears if the device has no or very weak GPS
reception, which can occur in tunnels or in remote areas. The
symbol disappears again as soon as a sufciently strong GPS
signal is received again. If the symbol continues to appear, the connection and function of the GPS antenna must be checked.
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3. SET TINGS
3.1 GENERAL
Under General you can make various settings for the device.
Under Time Zone you can set the desired time zone if you want to change the time zone automatically determined by GPS.
You can set the menu language under Language.
Under Date & Time you can set the desired time format (12H/24H) as well as the date and time manually if you want to change the time and date display determined by GPS.
The slider next to Daylight Saving Time activates the daylight saving time display and the current time is advanced by 1 hour.
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The slider next to System Tone activates the
acoustic conrmation tone that sounds as soon as
you tap one of the controls.
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3. SET TINGS
3.1 GENERAL
The slider next to SWC opens the steering wheel remote control learning menu.
Under Power Off Delay you can use – / + to set the seconds for how long the device should remain switched on after the ignition has been switched off.
If your steering wheel remote control has been correctly connected to the device, you can teach the individual functions to the device here. As soon as you have assigned all functions, leave the menu with Save/Exit.
Under Factory Reset you can reset all settings of the device to the factory settings. Be careful, this will delete all your saved settings.
Under Change logo you can save your own boot
logo. To do this, save a JPG with the le name
changelogo.jpg in the root directory of the connected USB stick.
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3. SET TINGS
3.2 AUDIO
Under Audio you can make various audio settings.
Subwoofer activates the SUB1/SUB2 preamp outputs. Thea cut-off frequency can be set under the Subwoofer Filter, i.e. all frequencies
above are ltered out. Below you can adjust the
Subwoofer Level.
Under Balance/Fader you can adjust the balance of the acoustic stage between left and right and front and back.
Under EQ you can adjust the equalizer settings manually or use the < / > buttons to select one of the presets. Loudness increases the highs and mids to make the sound louder and more powerful.
Under Internal AMP you can switch the device’s
integrated audio amplier on or off. If you are using
the device’s preamp outputs to drive an external
audio amplier, turn off the amplier.
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With Default Volume and Source Level, you can tune and adjust the levels for each application and signal source as desired.
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3. SET TINGS
3.2 AUDIO
Under Microphone Level you can adjust the volume of the hands-free microphone with – / +.
3.3 DISPLAY
With Illumination Control you can activate the control function for the day and night light mode via the connected headlight signal.
Under Microphone you can choose which microphone should be used for the hands-free function. F is the internal microphone on the control panel and R is the external microphone connected to the back of the device.
With LED Animation you activate the changing, colored LED illumination of the function keys on the control panel.
If LED Animation is deactivated, you can select the color that should light up permanently under Panel-Light.
Under UI Settings you can set a different wallpaper color for the home menu as well as its brightness.
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3. SET TINGS
3.3 WI-FI
Under Wi-Fi you can turn the Wi-Fi function on or off. This function is required for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
With Password Reset you can delete the device’s password and reassign it. Under Device List you can select a connectable smartphone that you
would like to connect to the device. You can also
delete devices that have already been registered there.
3.4 BLUETOOT H
Under Bluetooth, you can connect your smartphone to the device for hands-free calling. This function is also required for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Under Auto Connect and Auto Answer you can specify whether your smartphone should be automatically connected to the device after a restart and whether calls should be answered automatically. Under Clear Records, you can delete devices that have already been registered.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
1. To ensure a secure Bluetooth connection, you should be in a safe and non-public location.
2. Do not start the initial connection while driving, otherwise the driver could be distracted.
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3. SET TINGS
3.5 CAMERA
Under Camera you can make various settings for the connected cameras.
You can use the Park Assist Guide slider to turn on the rear view camera guidelines. With Park Assist Guide Adjust you can adjust the guidelines.
Here you can switch on the rear or front camera, switch on the respective power supply via the device and activate the respective view in the camera menu.
Under Rear Camera Delay you can set the
delay in seconds with + with which the rear
camera should be displayed on the monitor when engaging reverse gear.
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3. SET TINGS
3.6 RADIO
Under Radio you can set various settings for analogue radio reception.
With TA you allow trafc announcements from the most recently listened to FM station while playing other media.
3.7 ABOUT
Under Region you can set the reception area. With RDS you activate the transmission of additional digital information such as station names or messages from FM radio stations.
With AF, the radio switches to an alternative, better frequency of the station in the network if the reception signal is too weak and an alternative frequency is available.
Under About you will nd information about the software version of the device
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4. APPLICATIONS & FUNCTIONS
4.1 APPLE CARPLAY & ANDROID AUTO
In order to use Apple CarPlay, you must rst connect your iPhone to the device using a USB charging cable or Bluetooth (see page 18). Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be activated on both
devices. You may still need to activate the CarPlay
function for this connection in your iPhone.
If you have enabled Auto Connect in the Bluetooth settings (see page 18), your iPhone will connect automatically every time until you delete the iPhone’s registration or turn off CarPlay. To exit the CarPlay menu, tap Exit.
In order to use Android Auto, you must rst connect your smartphone to the device using a USB charging cable or Bluetooth (see page 18). Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be activated on both
devices. You may still need to install the Android
Auto app and activate it for this connection.
If you have enabled Auto Connect in the Bluetooth settings (see page 18), your smartphone will connect automatically every time until you delete the phone’s registration or turn off Android Auto. To exit the Android Auto menu, tap Exit.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Please note that using some apps requires a mobile internet connection and may result in high data consumption.
4.2 RADIO
By tapping on Radio in the home menu you open the menu for analog radio reception.
First, carry out a channel search, which you can start with the magnifying glass symbol at the
bottom right. You can mark the current station as a
favorite using the star symbol below the frequency display.
Below you will nd further controls such as station
list, FM/AM switching, stereo/mono switching, DX/ local switching and radio settings.
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4. APPLICATIONS & FUNCTIONS
4.3 HANDSFREE
By tapping on Handsfree in the home menu you open the phone menu. Please make sure that the corresponding microphone must be activated for the hands-free function (see page 17).
It is not possible to operate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto and the handsfree function at the same time. One of the two functions must be deactivated if necessary.
If your cell phone is not yet connected to the device via Bluetooth, please follow the instructions on page 18.
Once the device is connected to your phone, you can tap History, Contact and Dial on the left panel.
If necessary, agree to download your contacts from your phone.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
1. To ensure a secure Bluetooth connection, you should be in a safe and non-public location.
2. Do not start the initial connection while driving, otherwise the driver could be distracted.
4.4 BT AUDIO
By tapping on BT Audio in the home menu, you open the Bluetooth audio streaming application.
If your cell phone is not yet connected to the device via Bluetooth, please follow the instructions on page 18.
The controls and playback options of the audio player are located on the bottom control bar.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Some cell phones require you to manually start your music player and manually select the playlist and tracks.
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4. APPLICATIONS & FUNCTIONS
4.5 CAMERA
4.6 USB
By tapping on Camera you open the camera display if you have connected a rear camera or a front camera to the device.
If you have two cameras connected, you can select the respective view on the control bar at the bottom.
Please note the information about the camera settings on page 19.
If no camera is connected, this view will show No Signal.
By tapping on USB in the home menu, you open the USB media player, which you can use to play compatible media such as music, videos and photos that are on a USB medium connected to the device.
The controls and playback options of the media player are located on the bottom control bar.
Compatible le formats: AVI, FLV, MOV, MKV, WMV, WMA, MP3, FLAC, JPEG, PNG, BMP
IMPORTANT NOTE:
No videos or moving images may be played while driving, otherwise the driver could be distracted.
4.7 DAB
By tapping on DAB in the home menu you open the menu for digital radio reception.
The station search starts automatically.
The controls and the DAB settings are located on the bottom control bar and the frequency band selection below.
4.8 AUX
By tapping on AUX In in the home menu you open the view of the external playback device connected to the AUX inputs.
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D E S I G N
ESX Car Media Systems · Audio Design GmbH Am Breilingsweg 3 · D-76709 Kronau/Germany
Tel. +49 7253 - 9465-0 · Fax +49 7253 - 946510
www.esxnavi.de - www.audiodesign.de
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