JVC KW-AVX720 User Manual [en, de, fr]
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Instructions DVD RECEIVER WITH MONITOR KW-AVX720
ENGLISHDEUTSCH
DVD RECEIVER WITH MONITOR
DVD-RECEIVER MIT MONITOR
RÉCEPTEUR DVD ET MONITEUR
DVD-RECEIVER MET MONITOR
KW-AVX720
FRANÇAIS
Dear Customer,
This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European
directives and standards regarding electromagnetic
compatibility and electrical safety.
European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited
is:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Germany
Sehr geehrter Kunde, sehr geehrte Kundin,
dieses Gerät stimmt mit den gültigen europäischen Richtlinien
und Normen bezüglich elektromagnetischer Verträglichkeit
und elektrischer Sicherheit überein.
Die europäische Vertretung für die Victor Company of Japan,
Limited ist:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Deutschland
Cher(e) client(e),
Cet appareil est conforme aux directives et normes
européennes en vigueur concernant la compatibilité
électromagnétique et à la sécurité électrique.
Représentant européen de la société Victor Company of Japan,
Limited :
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Postfach 10 05 04
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elektrische veiligheid.
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Limited is:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
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EN, GE, FR, NL
© 2009 Victor Company of Japan, Limited
0209DTSMDTJEIN
NEDERLANDS
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INSTRUCTIONS
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
GET0603-001A
[E]
Thank you for purchasing a JVC product.
Please read all instructions carefully before operation, to ensure your complete understanding and to obtain the best
possible performance from the unit.
IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS
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1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
2. CAUTION: Do not open the top cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
3. CAUTION: Visible and/or invisible class 1M laser radiation when open. Do not view directly with optical
instruments.
4. REPRODUCTION OF LABEL: CAUTION LABEL, PLACED OUTSIDE THE UNIT.
WARNINGS:
(To prevent accidents and damage)
• DO NOT install any unit or wire any cable in a
Battery
Products
Information for Users on Disposal of Old
Equipment and Batteries
[European Union only]
These symbols indicate that the product and the
battery with this symbol should not be disposed as
general household waste at its end-of-life.
If you wish to dispose of this product and the
battery, please do so in accordance with applicable
national legislation or other rules in your country
and municipality.
By disposing of this product correctly, you will help
to conserve natural resources and will help prevent
potential negative effects on the environment and
human health.
Notice:
The sign Pb below the symbol for batteries indicates
that this battery contains lead.
location where;
– it may obstruct the steering wheel and gearshift
lever operations.
– it may obstruct the operation of safety devices
such as air bags.
– it may obstruct visibility.
• DO NOT operate the unit while driving.
If you need to operate the unit while driving, be
sure to look around carefully.
• The driver must not watch the monitor while
driving.
For safety...
• Do not raise the volume level too much, as this will
block outside sounds, making driving dangerous.
• Stop the car before performing any complicated
operations.
Temperature inside the car...
If you have parked the car for a long time in hot or cold
weather, wait until the temperature in the car becomes
normal before operating the unit.
2
How to reset your unit
• Your preset adjustments will also be erased (except the
registered Bluetooth device). ( 28, 40)
How to forcibly eject a disc
Back
• You can forcibly eject the loaded disc even if the disc is
locked. To lock/unlock the disc, 32.
• Be careful not to drop the disc when it ejects.
• If this does not work, reset your unit.
This unit is equipped with the steering wheel
remote control function.
• See the Installation/Connection Manual (separate
volume) for connection.
• Some of the operations might be different with
the steering wheel remote control function.
Cautions on the monitor:
• The monitor built in this unit has been produced
with high precision, but it may have some
ineffective dots. This is inevitable and is not
malfunction.
• Do not expose the monitor to direct sunlight.
• Do not operate the touch panel using a ball-point
pen or similar tool with the sharp tip.
Touch the buttons on the touch panel with your
finger directly (if you are wearing a glove, take it
off).
• When the temperature is very cold or very hot...
– Chemical changes occur inside, causing
malfunction.
– Pictures may not appear clearly or may move
slowly. Pictures may not be synchronized with
the sound or picture quality may decline in such
environments.
How to read this manual
• < > is used to indicate the variable screens/
menus/operations/settings that appear on the
touch panel.
• [ ] is used to indicate the buttons on the touch
panel.
• ( page number) is used to indicate the
reference page number of the related topics/
operations/settings.
• Operation index: To locate easily the desired
operations/functions. ( 65)
• Indication language: English indications
are used for the purpose of explanation. You
can select the indication language from the
<AV Menu>. ( 15)
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For security reasons, a numbered ID card is provided
with this unit, and the same ID number is imprinted on
the unit’s chassis. Keep the card in a safe place, as it will
help the authorities to identify your unit if stolen.
3
Playable disc type
Disc type Recording format, file type, etc Playable
DVD
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• DTS sound cannot be
reproduced.
DVD Recordable/Rewritable
(DVD-R/-RW *2, +R/+RW *3)
• DVD Video: UDF bridge
• DVD-VR
• DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG/
MP3/WMA/WAV: ISO 9660 level
1, level 2, Romeo, Joliet
Dual Disc DVD side
CD/VCD Audio CD/CD Text (CD-DA)
CD Recordable/Rewritable
(CD-R/-RW)
• ISO 9660 level 1, level 2, Romeo,
Joliet
*1 If you insert a DVD Video disc of an incorrect Region Code, “Region code error” appears on the screen.
*2 DVD-R recorded in multi-border format is also playable (except for dual layer discs). DVD-RW dual layer discs are not
playable.
*3 It is possible to play back finalized +R/+RW (Video format only) discs. “DVD” is selected as its disc type when a
+R/+RW disc is loaded. +RW double layer discs are not playable.
DVD-Video (Region Code: 2) *
DVD-Audio/DVD-ROM
DVD-Video
DVD-VR
DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2
JPEG
MP3/WMA/WAV
AAC/MPEG4/DVD+VR/DVD-RAM
Non-DVD side
VCD (Video CD)
DTS-CD/SVCD (Super Video CD)/CD-ROM/
CD-I (CD-I Ready)
CD-DA
VCD (Video CD)
DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2
JPEG
MP3/WMA/WAV
AAC/MPEG4
Caution for DualDisc playback
The Non-DVD side of a “DualDisc” does not comply with
the “Compact Disc Digital Audio” standard. Therefore,
the use of Non-DVD side of a DualDisc on this product
may not be recommended.
1
Caution on volume setting:
Digital devices (CD/USB) produce very little noise
compared with other sources. Lower the volume before
playing these digital sources to avoid damaging the
speakers by sudden increase of the output level.
4
CONTENTS
How to read this manual .................................................................................................................... 3
How to reset your unit ....................................................................................................................... 3
How to forcibly eject a disc ................................................................................................................. 3
Playable disc type .............................................................................................................................. 4
INTRODUCTIONS
Basic operations ................................................................................................................................. 6
• Using the monitor panel/touch panel ........................................................................................................ 6
• Using the remote controller (RM-RK252) ................................................................................................... 9
Preparation ........................................................................................................................................ 12
AV MENU
AV Menu operations .......................................................................................................................... 13
OPERATIONS
Listening to the radio ......................................................................................................................... 30
Disc operations ................................................................................................................................... 32
• Operation buttons on the screen ............................................................................................................... 34
• Operations using the remote controller (RM-RK252) ................................................................................. 35
USB operations .................................................................................................................................. 39
EXTERNAL DEVICES
Using the Bluetooth® devices ............................................................................................................. 40
• Connecting a new Bluetooth device .......................................................................................................... 40
• Using the Bluetooth cellular phone ........................................................................................................... 41
• Using the Bluetooth audio player .............................................................................................................. 43
Listening to the CD changer ............................................................................................................... 43
Listening to the DAB tuner ................................................................................................................. 44
Listening to the iPod/iPhone ............................................................................................................. 45
• When connected with the USB cable ......................................................................................................... 45
• When connected with the interface adapter ............................................................................................. 46
Using other external components ...................................................................................................... 47
• AV-INPUT ................................................................................................................................................... 47
• EXT-INPUT ................................................................................................................................................. 48
REFERENCES
Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................... 49
More about this unit .......................................................................................................................... 50
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................. 59
Specifications ..................................................................................................................................... 63
Operation index ................................................................................................................................. 65
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5
Basic operations
Using the monitor panel/touch panel
Display <AV Menu> screen, ( 13)
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Display the <Source Menu> screen, (
Display/exit the Short Cut icons, (
SOURCE
CD
MP3
FLAT
3:00
AM
Folder Name
File Name
Track Title
Artist Name
Disc Title
8)
01 01
USB cable from the rear of the unit, (
8)
39)
0:02:26
1 Resets the unit ( 3).
2 • Turns on the power.
• Attenuates the sound (if the power is on).
• Turns off the power. (Hold)
3 Changes the display information. *
4 • Adjusts the volume.
•
Bluetooth PHONE
the incoming calls. *
5 Remote sensor
6 Touch panel (see the following pages).
• Most of the touch panel operations are explained
unless mentioned otherwise.
• The screen will turn off if no operation is
done for about 10 seconds (depends on the
<Illumination> setting). ( 19)
2
1
: Adjusts the volume of
6
7 Motion sensor
8 • Activates/deactivates TA Standby Reception. *
• Displays <PTy Search> menu. (Hold)
9 • Selects the source. *
TUNER
=
USB/
=
Bluetooth PHONE
AUDIO
•
Bluetooth PHONE
<Dial Menu> screen. *5 (Hold)
*1 – *5 : 7
4
=
DAB = DISC (DVD/VCD/CD)
iPod
=
CD-CH/iPod/EXT-IN
=
Bluetooth
=
AV-IN
= (back to the beginning)
: Displays the
3
p • Selects “
USB/
iPod
” as the source.
• Switches the setting between “HEAD MODE” and
“iPod MODE” (Hold)
q • Displays <Open/Tilt> screen. *
6
[Open] : Opens the monitor panel.
[Eject] : Ejects the disc.
[Close] : Closes the monitor panel.
[Tilt +] : Tilts open the monitor panel.
[Tilt –] : Tilts close the monitor panel.
• Ejects the disc and display <Open/Tilt>
screen. (Hold)
• Closes the monitor panel if the panel is opened.
w Monitor panel
*1 Available display information varies among the
playback sources. ( 56)
*2 This adjustment does not affect the volume level of
other sources.
3
*
The TP indicator lights up when activated; flashes
when the unit tune into another station providing
Radio Data System signals.
When a DAB tuner is connected, TA Standby Reception
also searches for DAB services.
4
Available sources depend on the external components
*
you have connected, media you have attached, and
the <Input> settings you have made. ( 18)
*5 Only when Bluetooth phone is connected.
*6 Shaded items cannot be used.
You can also adjust the
volume by moving your
finger on the touch panel
as illustrated.
When you drag your finger on the touch panel, it
functions in the same way as touching [5 / ∞ /
4 / ¢].
Touch panel and button illumination
Dependable on the <Illumination> setting.
19)
(
• Turned off:
When no operation is done for about 10 seconds.
• Turned on again:
– When you touch the touch panel or move your
hand nearby.
– When you use the remote controller.
– When a call/SMS comes in (for Bluetooth
cellular phone).
– When the source automatically changed by
receiving the Traffic Announcement /PTY
programme.
– When the signal from the rear view camera
comes in.
• Always turned on:
– When <AV Menu> screen is displayed.
– When <Source Menu> screen is displayed.
– When <Open/Tilt> screen is displayed.
– When <Illumination> is set to <Normal>.
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Continued on the next page
7INTRODUCTIONS
<Source Menu> screen
You can also select the source using the touch panel.
SOURCE
TUNER
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ST
3:00
1FM1 87. 5 MHz
Bayern Radio
FLAT
Pop Music
AM
BAND
Source Menu
Current source Exit
Short Cut icons
You can easily access some frequently used functions by using the Short Cut icons.
SOURCE
TUNER
ST
3:00
FLAT
AM
1FM1 87. 5 MHz
Bayern Radio
Pop Music
BAND
Short Cut window appears.
• To exit from the window, press the button again.
SOURCE
TUNER
ST
3:00
FLAT
AM
1FM1 87. 5 MHz
BAND
Press a Short Cut icon.
Setup
Beep
Telephone Muting
Illumination
Motion Sensitiv.
Initialize
Back
Normal
Proximity/Motion
Proxi/Motion-LCD
Touch Panel
Touch Panel - LCD
The corresponding screen is displayed.
Available icons vary among the sources.
Displays <Illumination> menu.
( 19)
Changes the sound mode. ( 20)
Turns on or off Track/Chapter Repeat.
( 23)
Displays <Aspect> menu. ( 15)
Activates PTY Standby Reception.
( 22)
Activates Announcement Standby
Reception. ( 23)
Displays <PTy Search> menu.
( 31)
Activates <Voice Dialing> function.
( 27)
Displays <Redial> menu. ( 27)
8
Using the remote controller (RM-RK252)
Installing the batteries
R03/LR03/AAA
Insert the batteries into the remote controller by
matching the polarity (+ and –) correctly.
Caution:
• Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
• Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as
sunshine, fire, or the like.
If the effectiveness of the remote controller
decreases, replace the batteries.
Before using the remote controller:
• Aim the remote controller directly at the remote
sensor on the unit.
• DO NOT expose the remote sensor to bright light
(direct sunlight or artificial lighting).
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The following describes all the available operations
for all the sources.
• To easily locate the available operations between
different type of files, 35, 36.
1 button
• Turns the power on if pressed briefly or
attenuates the sound when the power is on.
• Turns the power off if pressed and held.
2 5/∞ buttons
•
TUNER/DAB
services.
: Selects the preset stations/
Continued on the next page
9INTRODUCTIONS
•
DISC/USB
:
– DVD-Video: Selects the title.
– DVD-VR: Selects the program/Playlist.
–
USB
/other discs (except VCD/CD): Selects the
folders if included.
•
CD-CH:
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– Selects the folders if included.
•
iPod
:
– 5 : Enters the main menu (then 5 / ∞ /
4 / ¢ work as menu
selecting buttons.)
5 : Returns to the previous menu.
∞ : Confirms the selection.
– ∞ : Pauses or resumes playback.
4 / ¢ buttons
•
TUNER/DAB
:
– Searches for stations/ensembles automatically
if pressed briefly.
– Searches for stations/ensembles manually if
pressed and held.
DISC/USB/CD-CH
•
:
– Reverse skip/forward skip if pressed briefly.
– Reverse search/forward search if pressed and
held.
•
iPod
:
– Reverse skip/forward skip if pressed briefly.
– Reverse search/forward search if pressed and
held.
•
iPod
:
– Reverse skip/forward skip if pressed briefly.
– Reverse search/forward search if pressed and
held.
In menu selecting mode:
– Selects an item if pressed briefly. (Then, press
∞ to confirm the selection.)
– Skips 10 items at a time if pressed and held.
•
Bluetooth AUDIO
:
– Reverse skip/forward skip if pressed briefly.
3 VOL (volume) + / – buttons
• Adjusts the volume level.
•
Bluetooth PHONE
:
– Adjusts the volume of the incoming calls.
2nd VOL (volume) buttons
• Not applicable for this unit.
4 * ASPECT button
• Changes the aspect ratio of the playback
pictures.
5 PHONE button
Applicable only when a Bluetooth phone is
connected.
• Displays <Dial Menu> screen.
• Displays <Redial> menu if pressed and held.
• Answers incoming calls.
6 * SETUP button
• Not applicable for this unit.
7 * TOP M (menu) button
• DVD-Video: Shows the disc menu.
• DVD-VR: Shows the Original Program screen.
• VCD: Resumes PBC playback.
8 OSD (on-screen display) button
• Shows the on-screen bar.
• Does not function as “*.”
9 SHIFT button
• Functions with other buttons.
p DISP (display) button
• Changes the display information.
q 1 / ¡ buttons
•
DISC/USB/ iPod
: Reverse search/forward
search.
10
w SOURCE button
• Selects the source.
e 3 (play) / 8 (pause) button
•
DISC/USB/ iPod
•
Bluetooth PHONE
•
Bluetooth AUDIO
r (end call) button
•
Bluetooth PHONE
: Starts playback/pauses.
: Answers incoming calls.
: Starts playback.
: Ends the call.
BAND button
•
TUNER/DAB
: Selects the bands.
7 (stop) button
•
DISC/USB/ iPod
Bluetooth AUDIO
•
t * RETURN button
: Stops playback.
: Pauses.
• VCD: Returns to the PBC menu.
y * MENU button
• DVD-Video: Shows the disc menu.
• DVD-VR: Shows the Playlist screen.
• VCD: Resumes PBC playback.
u * % / fi buttons
• DVD-Video: Makes selection/settings.
•
CD-CH
: Changes discs in the magazine.
@ / # buttons
• DVD-Video: Makes selection/settings.
• DivX/MPEG Video: Skips back or forward by
about 5 minutes.
ENT (enter) button
• Confirms selection.
i DUAL button
• Not applicable for this unit.
• Does not function as “#.”
o DIRECT button
•
DISC/USB
: Enters direct search mode for
chapter/title/program/playlist/folder/track
when pressed with SHIFT button ( 36).
CLR (clear) button
•
DISC/USB
: Erases the misentry when pressed
with SHIFT button.
SURROUND button
• Not applicable for this unit.
* Functions as number buttons when pressed with SHIFT
button.
–
DISC/USB
: Enters chapter/title/program/playlist/
folder/track number after entering search mode by
pressing SHIFT and DIRECT. (
–
TUNER/DAB
: (Number 1 to 6) : Enters preset
36)
station/service number.
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11INTRODUCTIONS
Preparation
Canceling the display demonstration and setting the clock
~ Turn on the power.
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Ÿ Display <AV Menu> screen.
! Display <Setup> screen.
AV Menu
⁄ Cancel the demonstration.
Select [
Off
Setup
Demonstration
Wall Paper
Color
Scroll
Dimmer
Dimmer Time Set
Back
].
Metal
Blue
Auto
@ Set the clock.
Setup
Demonstration
Wall Paper
Color
Scroll
Dimmer
Dimmer Time Set
BAND
AutoOnce
718
Back
Setup
Time Set
Time Format
OSD Clock
Clock Adjust
Back
Setup
Time Set
Time Format
OSD Clock
Clock Adjust
Clock Adjust
Back
Back
¤ Finish the procedure.
Back
Bright
Blue
AutoOnce
Auto
7 AM6 PM
AM
1 : 00
12Hours 24Hours
Off
Off Auto
PM
3 : 45
12 INTRODUCTIONS
AV Menu operations
You can use the <AV Menu> for most of the
operations and settings. The available menu items
shown on the touch panel, depends on the selected
source.
• Non-available items will be shaded.
The following steps are one of the fundamental
procedures.
• You can perform the operations/change the settings
by following these steps unless mentioned otherwise.
~ Turn on the power.
Ÿ Display <AV Menu> screen.
BAND
AV Menu
Setup : 14 – 19
Equalizer : 20
Sound : 21
Mode : 22 – 24
List : 25 – 26
Bluetooth : 27 – 29
! Press the desired icon/item to perform
the desired operations/settings.
Moves to the preceding
menu page
Setup
Demonstration
Wall Paper
Color
Scroll
Dimmer
Dimmer Time Set
Back
Returns to the previous
screen.
Moves to the succeeding
menu page
• Some of the settings do not open the sub-setting
screen, but just selecting an option will change the
setting.
• To exit from the setting, press [
Indicates the next hierarchy
level/setting item exists
Bright
Blue
AutoOnce
Auto
718
Indicates the remaining
time before the current
screen exit automatically.
Exit
].
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Continued on the next page
13AV MENU
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Demonstration
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Wall Paper You can select the background picture of the screen.
Color You can select the color of the background picture.
Scroll
Dimmer
Display
Dimmer Time Set Sets the Dimmer On (
Dimmer Level You can select the brightness for dimmer.
Bright You can adjust the brightness of the screen.
Picture Adjust *
*1 The ILLUMINATION CONTROL lead connection is required. (See the Installation/Connection Manual.)
*2 Adjustable only when the source is “
♦
Off
♦
On
: Cancels.
: Activates the demonstration on the screen. To stop it
temporarily, touch the screen. (
♦
Bright, Future, Horizon, Plain
♦
Blue, Light-Blue, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Purple, Dark-Blue,
Dark-Green, Brown, Light-Brown, Black
♦
♦
♦
Off
Once
Auto
: Cancels.
: Scrolls the displayed information once.
: Repeats scrolling (at 5-second intervals).
• Touching the information bar scrolls the text regardless of the setting.
♦
Off
♦
On
♦
Auto
♦
Dimmer Time Set
: Cancels.
: Activates dimmer.
: Dims the monitor when you turn on the headlights. *
: Activates the Dimmer Time setting (see below).
)/Off ( ) times.
♦
01 (bright), 02 (middle), 03 (dark)
♦
–15 to +15; Initial 00
2
You can adjust the following to make the screen clear and legible for watching
the playback picture. The setting will be stored—one for “
iPod
” (common) and the other for “
AV-IN
.”
Press [5] or [∞] to adjust. (–15 to +15; Initial 00)
♦
Bright
♦
Contrast
♦
Color
♦
Tint
: Adjust if the picture is too bright or too dark.
: Adjust the contrast.
: Adjust the color of the picture—lighter or darker.
: Adjust the tint if the human skin color is unnatural,
only when color system setting is <NTSC>.
DISC/USB/ iPod
” (the media must contain pictures or videos) or “
Initial: Underlined
12)
DISC/USB/
AV-IN
1
.”
14
Menu item Selectable setting/item
3
Aspect *
Display
Language *
Time Set Initial 0:00
Time Format
OSD Clock
Clock
Clock Adjust
3
*
Not adjustable when no picture is shown.
*4 Turn off then on the power so that your setting takes effect.
You can change the aspect ratio of the picture.
Regular:
For 4:3 original pictures
Full:
For 16:9 original pictures
Panorama:
For viewing 4:3 pictures
naturally on the wide screen
Auto: • For “
4
Select the indication language shown on the screen.
♦
English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlands, Svenska,
Dansk, Руccĸий, Português
• The characters you can enter for assigning the titles also change according to
the language selected. ( 56)
Select either 12-hour system or 24-hour system. (
♦
12 Hours, 24 Hours; Initial 24 Hours
♦
♦
♦
Off
On
Auto
: Cancels.
: The clock time is displayed on the playback picture.
: The built-in clock is automatically adjusted using the CT
(clock time) data in the Radio Data System signal.
♦
Off
: Cancels.
Aspect ratio of the incoming signal
4:3 16:9
DISC
”: Aspect ratio is automatically
selected to match the incoming signals.
• For the other video sources: Aspect ratio is
fixed to <Regular>.
12)
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Continued on the next page
15AV MENU
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Menu item Selectable setting/item
Menu Language *
Audio Language *
Subtitle *
Monitor Type *
16:9 4:3LB
4:3PS
5
5
5
Select the menu language; Initial English ( 57)
Select the audio language; Initial English ( 57)
Select the subtitle language or erase the subtitle <Off>.;
Initial English ( 57)
5
Select the monitor type to watch a wide screen picture on the external
monitor.
♦
16:9
: Select when the aspect ratio of the external
monitor is 16:9.
♦
4:3LB (Letterbox)/
4:3PS (Pan Scan)
: Select when the aspect ratio of the external
monitor is 4:3.
OSD Position *
File Type *
Disc
DivX Regist.
(Registration) *
5
5
Select the position of the on-screen bar. ( 38)
♦
♦
Select the playback file type when a disc/USB contains different types of
files. You can store this setting separately for each source—
“
DISC/USB
♦
♦
♦
♦
5
This unit has its own Registration Code. Once you have played back a file
with which the Registration Code recorded, this unit’s Registration Code
is overwritten for copyright protection.
iPod Artwork *
6
While playing back a track (in “HEAD MODE”), Artwork recorded for the
track is displayed on the monitor.
♦
♦
*5 Selectable only for “
DISC/USB
.” (Playback stops when you change the setting.)
*6 Skip the track so that your setting takes effect.
1
2
.”
Audio
Still Picture
Video
Audio&Video
Off
On
: Higher position.
: Lower position.
: Plays back audio files.
: Plays back JPEG files.
: Plays back DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2 files.
: Plays back audio files and DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2
files.
: Cancels.
: Activates Artwork display. To display the
artwork, press DISP repeatedly.
• It takes 5 seconds or more to display an
Artwork and no operations are available
while loading it.
16
Menu item Selectable setting/item
D. (Digital) Audio
Output *
Down Mix *
Disc
D. (Dynamic)
Range Compres.
(Compression) *
IF Band Width
AF Regional When the received signals from the current station become weak, you can
Tuner
*7 Selectable only for “
7
DISC/USB
Select the signal format emitted through the DIGITAL OUT (optical) terminal.
( 55)
♦
PCM
: Select this when connecting an amplifier or a decoder
incompatible with Dolby Digital or MPEG Audio, or when
connecting to a recording device.
♦
Dolby D
: Select this when connecting an amplifier or a decoder
compatible with Dolby Digital.
♦
Stream
: Select this when connecting an amplifier or a decoder
compatible with Dolby Digital or MPEG Audio.
7
When playing back a multi-channel disc, this setting affects the signals
reproduced through the LINE OUT jacks.
♦
Dolby Surr.
: Select this to enjoy multi-channel surround audio
by connecting an amplifier compatible with Dolby
Surround.
♦
Stereo
: Normally select this.
You can enjoy a powerful sound at a low volume level while playing Dolby
Digital software.
7
♦
Auto
: Select to apply the effect to multi-channel encoded
software.
♦
♦
On
Auto
: Select to always use this function.
: Increases the tuner selectivity to reduce interference
noises between adjacent stations. (Stereo effect may be
lost.)
♦
Wide
: Subject to the interference from adjacent stations, but
sound quality will not be degraded and the stereo effect
will remain.
change the Network-Tracking Reception. (
• When the DAB tuner is connected, refer also to <DAB AF>, 18.
♦
Off
: Cancels—not selectable when <DAB AF> is set to
<On>.
♦
AF Reg.
(Regional)
♦
AF
: Switches to another station broadcasting the same
programme. The REG indicator lights up.
: Switches to another station. The programme may differ
from the one currently received (the AF indicator lights
up).
.” (Playback stops when you change the setting.)
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50)
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17AV MENU
Menu item Selectable setting/item
TA Volume
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Program
9
Search *
Tuner
10
DAB AF *
AV Input *
Input
8
Depends on the amplifier gain control settings.
*
*9 The unit takes some time to tune in to another station using programme search.
*10 Appears only when DAB tuner is connected.
*11 Not selectable when “
*12 The REVERSE GEAR SIGNAL lead connection is required. See Installation/Connection Manual. The rear view through
the camera appears on the screen in <Full> aspect ratio (regardless of the aspect ratio setting) when you shift the
gear to the reverse (R) position. When you press DISP on the monitor panel, or when you shift the gear to another
position other than the reverse (R) position, the rear view screen is cleared.
When you activate TA Standby Reception (
6), the unit will temporarily
switch to Traffic Announcement (TA) if available, from any source other than AM.
You can preset the TA volume level.
• The volume changes to the preset TA volume level if the current volume level is
lower than the preset level.
♦
VOL 00 to 30 (or 50) *8; Initial VOL 15
Usually when you select preset stations, the preset station is tuned in.
If the signals from the FM Radio Data System preset station are not strong
enough, this unit uses the AF data to tune in to another station of the same
network, possibly broadcasting the same programme with stronger signals.
♦
On
♦
Off
: Select to activate.
: Cancels.
While receiving a DAB service:
When driving in an area where a service cannot be received, this unit
automatically tunes in to another ensemble or FM Radio Data System station
broadcasting the same programme.
While receiving an FM Radio Data System station:
When driving in an area where a DAB service is broadcasting the same
programme as the FM Radio Data System station, this unit automatically tunes in
to the DAB service.
♦
On
♦
Off
11
You can determine the use of LINE IN and VIDEO IN jacks. ( 47)
♦
Off
: Select to activate.
: Cancels.
: Select when no component is connected (“
skipped while selecting the source).
♦
iPod (Off)
: Select when connecting the iPod/iPhone using the USB
Audio and Video cable for iPod/iPhone. (
♦
Audio&Video
♦
Audio
♦
Camera *
: Select when connecting an AV component such as a VCR.
: Select when connecting an audio component such as a
portable audio player.
12
: Select when connecting a rear view camera to display the
picture (as it is taken).
♦
Navigation
AV-IN
” is selected as the source.
: Select when connecting a Navigation System. ( 48)
AV-IN
45)
” is
18
Menu item Selectable setting/item
External Input *
Input
13, *14
For connecting an external component to the CD changer jack on the rear.
♦
Changer/iPod *
♦
External
15
: CD changer, (
: Any other than the above, ( 48).
43), iPod, ( 46).
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16
♦
Off
♦
On
♦
Off
♦
Muting1,
Muting2
: Cancels.
: Activates the key-touch tone.
: Cancels.
: Select either one which mutes the sounds while
using the cellular phone.
Beep
Telephone Muting *
Illumination You can turn off the screen and the light of the buttons on the monitor panel
while turning on the unit.
( 7)
Buttons on the
monitor panel
Normal: Always lights. Always lights.
Proximity/Motion: Lights up when your
Always lights.
hand moves close to
the buttons.
Others
Proxi/Motion-LCD: Lights up when your
hand moves close to
the buttons.
Touch Panel: Lights up when your
Lights up when your
hand moves close to
the buttons.
Always lights.
finger touches the
buttons or touch panel.
Touch Panel-LCD: Lights up when your
finger touches the
buttons or touch panel.
Lights up when your
finger touches the
buttons or touch panel.
Motion Sensitiv. Change the sensitivity of the sensor for <Illumination> above.
♦
Low, Mid, High
Initialize Initialize all settings you have made in <AV Menu>. Press and hold [Enter]
to initialize the settings, then reset the unit. (
13
Not required for Bluetooth adapter and DAB tuner. They are automatically detected.
*
3)
*14 Not selectable when the component connected to the CD changer jack is selected as the source.
*15 The name of the component detected through the CD changer jack is shown.
*16 The TEL MUTING lead connection is required. See Installation/Connection Manual.
Screen
19AV MENU
Selects a preset sound mode suitable to the music
genre.
♦
Flat (Initial), Hard Rock, R&B, Pop, Jazz, Dance,
Country, Reggae, Classic, User1, User2, User3
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1 Display <AV Menu> screen.
2 Adjust the settings, then store.
Equalizer
BAND
2 Display <Equalizer> screen.
AV Menu
3 Select a sound mode.
Equalizer
Back Edit
Moves to the other 6 sound modes.
Ex.: When <Hard Rock> is selected
Storing your own adjustments
You can store your adjustments into <User1>,
<User2>, and <User3>.
1 Perform steps 1 and 2 above to enter the
<Equalizer> screen.
Back Edit
Make adjustments by moving each bar directly.
User Store
User1
User2
User3
Back
Ex.: When storing into <
User2>.
Preset equalizing values
Sound
150 Hz
400 Hz
1 kHz
2.5 kHz
6.3 kHz
mode
60 Hz
Flat 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Hard Rock +03 +03 +01 00 00 +02 +01
R&B +03 +02 +02 00 +01 +01 +03
Pop 00 +02 00 00 +01 +01 +02
Jazz +03 +02 +01 +01 +01 +03 +02
Dance +04 +02 00 –02 –01 +01 +01
Country +02 +01 00 00 00 +01 +02
Reggae +03 00 00 +01 +02 +02 +03
Classic +02 +03 +01 00 00 +02 00
User1/2/3 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
15 kHz
20
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Fader/Balance Fader : Adjust the front and rear speaker output balance.
• When using a two-speaker system, set the fader level to “0.”
♦
F6 to R6; Initial 0
Balance : Adjust the left and right speaker output balance.
♦
L6 to R6; Initial 0
Press [
5/∞/2/3 ] to adjust.
Fader/Balance
Fader 0
Balance 0
Back
Initial: Underlined
ENGLISH
Reset
Volume Adjust *
1
Adjust and store the auto-adjustment volume level for each source, comparing
to the FM volume level. The volume level will automatically increase or decrease
when you change the source.
• <Fix> appears if “
♦
–12 to +12; Initial 00
TUNER/Bluetooth PHONE
” is selected as the source.
Subwoofer Level Adjust the subwoofer output level.
♦
–06 to +08; Initial 00
High Pass Filter
♦
Through
♦
On
: Select when the subwoofer is not connected.
: Select when the subwoofer is connected.
Crossover Select the crossover frequency between the front/rear speakers and the
subwoofer.
♦
80Hz, 120Hz, 150Hz
Amplifier Gain *
2
You can change the maximum volume level of this unit.
♦
Off
♦
Low
: Deactivates the built-in amplifier.
: VOL 00 to 30 (Select this if the maximum power of the
speakers is less than 50 W.)
♦
*1 For “
DISC/USB
High
”: You can make the adjustments separately depending on the audio format—Dolby digital/MPEG
: VOL 00 to 50
Audio and the others.
*2 The volume level automatically changes to “VOL 30” if you change to <Low> with the volume level set higher than
“VOL 30.”
21AV MENU
Selectable items when the source is:
•
TUNER
: Mono, SSM, PTy Standby, PTy Code
•
DAB
: D. (Dynamic) Range Control, Announce Standby, Announce Code,
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•
DISC, USB, CD-CH, iPod
•
iPod
*1 : Repeat, Random, Audiobooks
•
AV-IN, EXT-IN
: Title Entry
PTy Standby, PTy Code
: Repeat, Random
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Mono When an FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive, activate monaural mode for better
reception.
♦
ON
♦
OFF
SSM (Strong-station
Sequential Memory)
You can automatically preset 6 stations for each FM band.
• Local FM stations with the strongest signals are searched and stored automatically in the
FM band.
PTy Standby PTY Standby Reception allows the unit to switch temporarily to your favorite PTY
programme from any source other than AM.
When a DAB tuner is connected, PTY Standby Reception also searches for DAB services.
♦
ON
♦
OFF
PTy Code
You can change the PTY code (
: Activate monaural mode to improve FM reception, but stereo effect
will be lost. The MONO indicator lights up.
: Restore the stereo effect.
Mode
Mono
SSM
PTy Standby
PTy Code
Back
Back
Start
News
: Activate PTY Standby Reception. (The PTY indicator lights up; flashes
when the unit tune in to another station providing the Radio Data
System signals.)
: Cancels.
50) for PTY Standby Reception.
Mode
Initial: Underlined
1
*
Not applicable in “iPod MODE.” ( 45)
22
Back
Back
Menu item Selectable setting/item
D. (Dynamic)
Range Control
Announce
Standby
Announce
Code
Repeat
Some DAB services provide Dynamic Range Control (DRC) signals together with their regular
programme signals. DRC will reinforce the low level sounds to improve your listening when the
surrounding sounds are noisy.
• The DRC indicator will light up while tuning in to a service with the DRC signals.
As the number increases, the effect becomes stronger.
♦
OFF/DRC 1/DRC 2/DRC 3
Announcement Standby Reception allows the unit to switch temporarily to your favorite DAB
service (announcement type) from any source other than FM/AM.
♦
ON
: Activate Announce Standby Reception. (The ANN indicator lights up; flashes
when the unit tune in to another service providing the related signals.)
♦
OFF
: Cancels.
You can change the announcement type for Announcement Standby Reception.
Mode
Back
Back
2
*
Available items depend on the loaded disc type and playback file.
Source
Disc/file type
DISC USB CD-CH iPod iPod
♦
Transport News, Warning,
News, Weather, Event, Special
Event, Radio Info, Sports
News, Financial News
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Repeat
Chapter
Title
Program
Disc
Folder
Track
One
All
Off
♦
Chapter
♦
Title
♦
Program
♦
Disc
♦
Folder
♦
Track
♦
One
♦
All
♦
Off
: Repeats current chapter.
: Repeats current title.
: Repeats current program (for DVD-VR, not available during Playlist playback).
: Repeats all tracks of the current disc.
: Repeats all tracks of the current folder.
: Repeats current track. (For VCD: When PBC is not in used.)
: Functions the same as “Repeat One” of the iPod.
: Functions the same as “Repeat All” of the iPod.
: Cancels.
*2 Not applicable in “iPod MODE.” ( 45)
DVD-Video
DVD-VR
DivX/MPEG/
MP3/WMA/
WAV
JPEG
VCD/CD
MPEG/MP3/
WMA/WAV
JPEG
CD
MP3
Continued on the next page
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—
23AV MENU
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Random *3Available items depend on the loaded disc type and playback file.
Source
Disc/file type
ENGLISH
Random
Folder
Disc/USB (All)
All
Song
Album
Off
♦
Folder
♦
Disc/USB
(All)
♦
All
♦
Song
♦
Album
♦
Off
Audiobooks
*3You can select the playback speed of the “Audiobook” audio file in your iPod.
♦
Normal
♦
Faster
♦
Slower
Title Entry You can assign titles (up to 16 characters) to
56.)
Press [Enter] to show the <Title Entry> screen.
Back
3
Not applicable in “iPod MODE.” ( 45)
*
*4 Not applicable for video file.
*5 You can activate <Shuffle Songs> in <Search Mode> menu. ( 26)
DISC USB CD-CH iPod iPod
DivX/MPEG/
MP3/WMA/
WAV
VCD/CD
MPEG/MP3/
WMA/WAV
: Randomly plays all tracks of the current folder, then tracks of the next folders.
: Randomly plays all tracks. (For VCD: When PBC is not in used.)
: Randomly plays all tracks of all loaded discs.
: Functions the same as “Shuffle Songs” *5 of the iPod.
: Functions the same as “Shuffle Albums” of the iPod.
: Cancels.
: Plays at normal speed.
: Plays faster.
: Plays slower.
AV-IN
and
[Store] : Confirm the entry.
[2/3] : Move the cursor.
[BS] : Erase the character before
@
;
[Del] : Erase the character on the
/
[Cap] : Change the letter case
[A = 0 = Ä] : Change the character set.
[Space] : Enter a space.
CD
MP3
EXT-IN
. (For available characters,
the cursor.
cursor.
(upper/lower).
4
*
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—
24
Source Operation/setting
TUNER/DAB • Storing a preset station/service manually
1 Press [BAND], then [ / ] to tune in to the station you want to preset.
2 Select <List> from the <AV Menu>.
3 Press and hold a preset number.
List
FM1
FM2
FM3
Back
Back
The station selected in step 1 is now stored in preset number 4.
• Selecting a preset station/service on the list
List
FM1
FM2
FM3
Back
Back
DISC/USB Selecting a track on the list
If a device contains folders, you can display the Folder/Track (File) Lists, then start playback.
0003/00990005/0035
Track001.mp3
Track002.mp3
Track003.mp3
Track004.mp3
Track005.mp3
Track006.mp3
Back
Back
List
Folder 01
Folder 02
Folder 03
Folder 04
Folder 05
Folder 06
ENGLISH
Ex.:
Storing FM station in to preset
number 4
Ex.:
Selecting a preset FM station
1 Current folder list number/
total folder list number
2 Current track list number/total
track list number of the
current folder
* Press: Skips the list up or down.
Drag: Scrolls the list up or down.
Continued on the next page
25AV MENU
Source Operation/setting
Bluetooth PHONE Selecting a preset phone number on the list to make a call
List
Phone Number
ENGLISH
Back
Back
CD-CH Selecting a disc on the list
Disc List
iPod *
Disc 01
Disc 02
Disc 03
Back
Back
To go to the other list
Selecting a track/video from <Search Mode>
Search Mode
Music
Videos
Shuffle Songs
Back
Back
List
Playlists
Artists
Albums
Songs
Podcasts
Genres
Back
Back
Playlists
Artists
Albums
Songs
Podcasts
Genres
0003/0099
Track 01
Track 02
Track 03
Track 04
Track 05
Track 06
Disc 04
MP3 Disc
Disc 06
♦
♦
♦
Current track (video) number/total track
(video) number
If an MP3 disc is selected, Folder/
Track List appear. Select a track to
start playback.
Music : Playlists, Artists, Albums,
Songs, Podcasts, Genres, Composers,
Audiobooks
Videos : Video Playlists, Movies,
Music Videos, TV shows, Video
Podcasts
Shuffle Songs : Playback starts if
this is selected.
* Not applicable in “iPod MODE.” (
26
45)
Select “
Bluetooth PHONE
” or “
Bluetooth AUDIO
” as the source for operations.
• Firstly, use <Open> or <Search> to register and establish the connection with a device.
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Dial Menu *
Message *
1
*
*2 Selectable only when the source is “
1
Select the method to make a call.
♦
Redial
♦
Received Calls
♦
Phonebook
♦
Missed Calls
♦
Phone Number
♦
Voice Dialing
2
If <Message Info> is set to <Manual>... ( 29)
Access the message list to read messages.
♦
Unread
♦
Read
♦
Unsent
♦
Sent
• The number of messages in each history is also shown.
Only for the device connected for “
(Short Message Service).
: Shows the list of the phone numbers you have dialed.
: Shows the list of the received calls.
: Shows the phone book of the connected cellular phone.
: Shows the list of the missed calls.
: Shows the phone number entry screen.
[BS] : Erase the character before the cursor.
[Del] : Erase the character on the cursor.
[Preset] : Goes to Preset List. You can preset the entered
[Dial] : Calls the entered number.
: Only when the connected cellular phone has the voice
recognition system: = Speak the name you want to call.
: Messages you have not read.
: Messages you have read.
: Messages you have not sent.
: Messages you have sent.
Bluetooth PHONE
.”
Bluetooth PHONE
Phone Number
Back
Back
number by selecting a preset number.
” and the connected cellular phone is compatible with SMS
ENGLISH
Continued on the next page
27AV MENU
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Open Preparation:
• Operate the Bluetooth device to turn on its Bluetooth function.
• Make sure “NEW DEVICE” is selected. If not, press [ 5 ] or [ ∞ ] to select it.
ENGLISH
Search Preparation:
3
Some devices have their own PIN code. Enter the specified PIN code to the unit.
*
1 Press <Open> on the <Bluetooth> menu.
2 Enter a PIN (Personal Identification Number) *
• You can enter any number you like (1-digit to 16-digit number).
PIN Code
Back
Back
3 Operate the Bluetooth device to connect while “Open...” is displayed on the screen.
Enter the same PIN code (as entered in the above step) on the device to be connected.
Now connection is established and you can use the device through the unit.
• The device remains registered even after you disconnect the device. Use <Connect> or
activate <Auto Connect> to connect the same device the next time.
• Make sure “NEW DEVICE” is selected. If not, press [
1 Press <Search> on the <Bluetooth> menu.
The unit searches for available devices and displays the list of them. (If no available
device is detected, “Device Unfound” appears.)
2 Select a device you want to connect.
3 Enter the specific PIN code of the device to the unit.
• Refer to the instructions supplied with the device to check the PIN code.
4 Operate the Bluetooth device to connect while “Connecting...” is displayed on the
screen.
Now connection is established and you can use the device through the unit.
3
.
You can enter [0] – [9] only.
[BS] : Erases the character
before the cursor.
[Del] : Erases the character on
the cursor.
[Enter] : Confirms the entry.
5 ] or [ ∞ ] to select it.
28
Menu item Selectable setting/item
Special Device Only for “NEW DEVICE.”
Select a device you want to connect from the list of Bluetooth devices which require
some special procedure to establish the Bluetooth connection. Then, use <Open> or
<Search> to connect.
• Once the connection is established, it is registered in the unit. You can connect the unit
and the device by using <Connect> the next time.
Connect Only for the registered devices.
Select a device from the list of registered devices, establish the connection with it.
Disconnect Only for the connected devices.
Disconnect the current device before connecting another device.
Delete Pairing Only for the registered devices.
Press <Yes> to confirm delete the registered devices.
Settings
Auto Connect *
Initial: Underlined
Auto Answer *
Message Info *
MIC Setting *
Version The Bluetooth software and hardware versions are shown.
4
*
Selectable only for “
Bluetooth PHONE
*5 Only for the cellular phone connected for “
4
When the unit is turned on, the connection is established
automatically with...
♦
Off
♦
Last
♦
Order
: No Bluetooth device.
: The last connected Bluetooth device.
: The available registered Bluetooth device found
first.
5
♦
Off
: The unit does not answer the calls automatically.
Answer the calls manually.
♦
On
: The unit answers the incoming calls
automatically.
♦
Reject
5
♦
Auto
: The unit rejects all incoming calls.
: The unit informs you of the arrival of a message
by ringing and displaying “Receiving Message.”
To read the message, 42.
♦
Manual
: The unit does not inform you of the arrival of a
message.
5
Adjust the volume of the microphone connected to the Bluetooth
adapter.
♦
01/02/03
.”
Bluetooth PHONE
.” Not selectable when “NEW DEVICE” is selected.
ENGLISH
29AV MENU
Listening to the radio
SOURCE
ENGLISH
Sound mode
Tuner/Standby
Reception indicator
PTY code for FM Radio
Data System
Band
TUNER
ST
3:00
FLAT
AM
1FM1 87. 5 MHz
Bayern Radio
Pop Music
Preset number
PS (station name) for
FM Radio Data System. *
BAND
~ Press [SOURCE], then press [TUNER].
Ÿ Press [BAND].
! Press [ ] or [ ] to search for a
station—Auto Search.
• Manual Search: Hold either [ ]or [ ] until
“Manual Search” appears on the screen, then
press it repeatedly.
Selecting a preset station
• Directly from the touch panel
SOURCE
TUNER
FLAT
ST
AM
3:00
You can also select a preset station using the remote
controller ( 9) and from the Preset List ( 25).
You can display the Preset List by pressing [ ] or
5/∞].
holding [
1FM1 87. 5 MHz
ABC Radio
BAND
• The ST indicator lights up when receiving an
FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal
strength.
* If no PS signal comes in, “No Name” appears.
Changing the display information
( 56)
• To improve the FM reception, 22.
• To automatically preset stations into memory,
22.
• To manually preset stations into memory, 25.
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