Magnadyne M11 User Manual

M11

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VD MULTIMEDIA INTERNET RECEIVE

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WITH 10.2” LCD SCREEN, OPTIONAL NAVIGATION & BLUETOOTH

HOME

BACK

VOL/MUT E

SELECT

USB

AUX IN

SD MAP

Precautions

MUTE

OK

MUTE

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MUTE

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“Q uick Start” style manual. It will provide basi c inf ormation on the operation of all the f eatures of your new M11.

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Only connect the unit to a 12-volt power supply with proper negative grounding.

Never install this unit where the operation a n d cond i t i o n for dr iving sa fe ly i s compromised.

tainment system.

ou want

format ion on.

to moisture or water to prevent electronic

cord without professional guidance, using an improper fuse may cause damage to this

Please power off this unit at once and send it back to the after-sales service center or the dealer /distributor you purchased from if one of the following symptoms is found:

Never use the video display while the car is in motion. The use of video playb ack

To ensure safe driving, please adjust the volume to a safe & comfortable level in case of emergency situations.

(a). No audio output; (b). No image output; (c). Water or other obstacle enters the unit; (d). Smoking; (e). Peculiar smell.

To provide a clear demonstration and a n alternative for easy understanding of the operation of this unit, graphic illustration was used. However, this illustration is not necessary printed as the actual image found on the unit.

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Precautions Contents

Warning

Operate the unit correctly according to the instruction manual to prevent unnecessary problems.

CAUTIONS ON HANDLING

This product is a Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures othe r than those specified herein may result in hazardo us radiati on exposur e. Do not open covers and do not repair yourself. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT.

Two laser products

Wave length: CD: 780mm DVD: 650mm La se r power: No ha za rd ou s radiation is emitted with safety protection.

To reduce the risk of fire electric shock, and annoying interference, use only the included components.

Caution of disc using

1. DO NOT use irregular shaped disc.

Precautions ...............................................1

Control Panel ...........................................3

Remote Control .........................................4

Basic Operations ......................................6

Main menu .................................................7

Disc Operation ..........................................7

USB Operations ......................................12

Bluetooth Operations .............................15

iPod/iPhone Operations .........................17

DVR-RECORDER (optional) ...................18

SiriusXM Satellite Radio ........................19

Internet ....................................................2

Sound setting..........................................23

Other Mode..............................................23

System settings ......................................2

Device Connections ...............................2

Troubleshooting .....................................3

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FCC Statement ....................................... 32

Warranty .................................................33

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2. Disc Cleaning. Use a dry, soft cloth to wipe the disc from center to edge, only neutral detergent can be used.

3. When playing a new disc. New disc may have some rough spots around the inner and outer edges. If such a disc is used, remove these rough spots with a pencil or ball-point pen, etc.

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Control Panel

Press [ VOL/MUTE SELECT ] button to turn on the unit.

1. [

HOME ] Button

Show main menu (press) Show main options(long press)

2. [

BACK ] Button

Press to go back one step on any screen

3.

Volume Ring /Mute Button

> When radio is off, press and release

to turn radio on

> When radio is on, press and hold

to turn radio off

> When sound is playing, press and

release to mute the sound

> When sound is muted, press and

release to un-mute sound

Increase or decrease the audio volume by rotating the ring

Note: Rotating the volume ring while in mute will un-mute the audio.

4. USB Socket

5. AUX IN Socket

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6. Reset

Load factory settings

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Bluetooth MIC

8. Eject Disc (when disc inserted)

9. Disc Slot

10. SD Card Reader for Media. (Top)

11.

Map Card Slot (Bottom)

Control Panel

Press [ VOL/MUTE SELECT ] button to turn on the unit.

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HOME ] Button

1. [

Show main menu (press) Show main options(long press)

BACK ] Button

2. [

Press to go back one step on any screen

Volume Ring /Mute Button

3.

> When radio is off, press and release

to turn radio on

> When radio is on, press and hold

to turn radio off

> When sound is playing, press and

release to mute the sound

> When sound is muted, press and

release to un-mute sound

Increase or decrease the audio volume by rotating the ring

Note: Rotating the volume ring while in mute will un-mute the audio.

4. USB Socket

5. AUX IN Socket

6. Reset

Load factory settings

Bluetooth MIC

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8.

Eject Disc (when disc inserted)

9. Disc Slot

10. SD Card Reader for Media. (Top)

11.

Map Card Slot (Bottom)

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Remote Control

MENU

1. Change playing source in sequence

2. Eject the disc

3. nal oidua tceleS guage Show music catalog

5. Show home menu

6. Select radio band

7. Call out - Outgoing call

8. Zoom

9. DVD title

11. Setup menu

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OK

15. Mute the volume

17. Select DVD subtitle language

18. Select DVD angle

EQ

19. Return to previous display

20. Main menu

21. Clear information

22. Hang up

23. Previous/Next Auto tuning (long press)

24. Display settings

25. Adjust volume

26. Play / Pause

27. Go-to search

28. Enter the EQ setting

Remote Control

Notes of remote control using

1) Aim the remote control at the remote sensor on the unit.

2) evomeR the battery from the remote control or insert a battery insulator if the battery has not been used for a month or longer.

3) DO NOT store the remote control under direct sunlight or in high temperature environment, or it may not function properly.

change the battery.

7) Insert the battery in proper direction according to the ( + ) and ( - ).

accident.

Uninstall Battery

Slide out the battery compartment tray

control.

Install Battery

CR2025 (3V)” only. Insert the battery to the battery tray with proper direction according to the (+) and (-) poles.

PULL OUT PUSH IN

Remote Control

Notes of remote control using

1) Aim the remote control at the remote sensor on the unit.

2) evomeR the battery from the remote control or insert a battery insulator if the battery has not been used for a month or longer.

3) DO NOT store the remote control under direct sunlight or in high temperature environment, or it may not function properly.

change the battery.

7) Insert the battery in proper direction according to the ( + ) and ( - ).

accident.

Uninstall Battery

Slide out the battery compartment tray

control.

Install Battery

CR2025 (3V)” only. Insert the battery to the battery tray with proper direction according to the (+) and (-) poles.

PULL OUT PUSH IN

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Basic Operations

Turn on/off the power

1. Press and release [

VOL/M UTE SELECT

]

to turn the unit on.

2. Press and hold the [

VOL/M UTE SELECT

]

to turn the unit off.

The unit will power on in the same state it was in when powered off.

Mute

Press the [

VOL/M UTE SELECT

]

button to mute the sound.

Note:

Pressing the [

VOL/M UTE SELECT

]

butto n again or adjusti ng volume will

unmute.

Adjust the Volume

Rotate the [

VOL/M UTE SELECT

]

but ton to increase or decrease the volume level. The adjustable range of volume is 0 to 40.

Playing Source Selection

1. Press the [

HOME

] button on the panel to

show main source menu.

2. Touch the desired icon on the the screen

to enter corresponding mode, such as Disc, Navi, Radio, etc. Drag left/right to scroll.

Note:

When some devices are not ready, they

cannot be selected.

You should stop switching when the playing source you desired has been selected and wait for some seconds, the unit will auto enter the playing source mode you have selected.

Video Safety System

The par king brake must be set ON before any video playback can be displayed on the radio

s display. If the vehicle is in motion an d the par king brake is Off, the unit will play the video from a DVD, USB or SD card to an external monitor. The sound will still be provided by the unit and speakers connected to it.

Note:

When video is playing and the parking brake is Off, the unit

s display will show the safety

warning disclaimer screen.

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Main menu

Main Menu

Touch the [

HOME

] button to enter main

source menu.

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1. Show current player source.

2. Hold and drag down to show the

3. Car AV system source bar: Touch and hold the center of the bar and drag left/right to show more icons. Touch desired icon to enter corresponding mode.

4. Clock.

5. Enter music menu. (USB or SD card)

6. Enter radio mode.

7. Show applications list.

8. Enter bluetooth phone mode.

9. Enter NAVI mode.

Applications Menu

Touch [ ] to enter applications menu.

1. IN-CAR Car AV applications.

2. APPS Show the Android applications installed. In the list menu, drag left/right to scroll. Touch and hold an icon for more than 2 seconds to add shortcut to the desktop. To delete the shortcut, hold it and drag to the [

] on the top, and release after it turns red. Touch the [ BACK ] button on the panel to exit.

Disc Operation

Insert a Disc

Insert a disc into the slot, and the unit will change to disc mode automatically.

Notes:

Please confirm whether there is a disc in the unit before you insert another one. The unit will exit current playing source and enter DVD mode when one disc is inserted. The following disc formats are supported: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD + RW .

Eject the Disc

Press [ ] on the panel to eject the disc. Notes:

After ejecting the disc, the unit reverts to another source automatically. If the disc is not removed fro m the unit within 10 seconds, the disc will be reloaded to prevent accidental damage.

Disc Playback

Wh en a dis c is ins erted, the displa y wil l show “Loading...”. For MP3/WMA or a disc with mixed files, reading time may exceed 1 minute.

DVD Playback Menu

During playback, touch the screen (except top left corner) to show control buttons.

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1. Return to home menu

2. Show DVD menu

3. Progress bar

4. Previous chapter

5. Play/Pause

6. Next chapter

7. Enter preset EQ menu

8. Show more control buttons

Main menu

Disc Operation

Main Menu

Touch the [ source menu.

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] button to enter main

HOME

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1. Show current player source.

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3. Car AV system source bar:

4. Clock.

5. Enter music menu. (USB or SD card)

6. Enter radio mode.

7. Show applications list.

8. Enter bluetooth phone mode.

9. Enter NAVI mode.

Applications Menu

Touch [ ] to enter applications menu.

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Touch and hold the center of the bar and drag left/right to show more icons. Touch desired icon to enter corresponding mode.

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Insert a Disc

Insert a disc into the slot, and the unit will

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change to disc mode automatically.

Notes:

Please confirm whether there is a disc in the unit before you insert another one.

ehT unit will exit current playing source and enter DVD mode when one disc is inserted. The following disc formats are supported: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD + RW .

Eject the Disc

Press [ ] on the panel to eject the disc. Notes:

After ejecting the disc, the unit reverts to another source automatically. If the disc is not removed fro m the unit within 10 seconds, the disc will be reloaded to prevent accidental damage.

Disc Playback

Wh en a dis c is ins erted, the displa y wil l show “Loading...”. For MP3/WMA or a disc with mixed files, reading time may exceed 1 minute.

DVD Playback Menu

During playback, touch the screen (except top left corner) to show control buttons.

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1. IN-CAR Car AV applications.

2. APPS Show the Android applications installed. In the list menu, drag left/right to scroll. Touch and hold an icon for more than 2 seconds to add shortcut to the desktop. To delete the shortcut, hold it and drag to the

] on the top, and release after it turns

[ red.

hcuoT the [ BACK ] button on the panel to

exit.

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1. Return to home menu

2. Show DVD menu

3. Progress bar

4. Previous chapter

5. Play/Pause

6. Next chapter

7. Enter preset EQ menu

8. Show more control buttons

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Disc Operation

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9. Repeat play

10. To enter search menu

11. Select audio channel

12. Select subtitle language

13. Select viewing angle

14. Hide the second line of control buttons

CD Playback

Insert a CD in the disc slot, and the unit will read the disc. For some discs, you will need to choose Music/Video/Photo for playback.

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1. Return to home menu

2.

3. Previous track

4. Play/Pause

5. Next track

6. Show more control buttons

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7. Sequential play

8. Repeat play

9. To enter search menu

10. Hide the second line of control buttons

Mixed Disc Playback

When inserting a mixed disc, the unit will read the disc and show the files list. For so me discs, you need to choose Music/Video/Photo to play back.

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1. Return to home menu

2. Show music list

3. Show video list

4. Show photo list

5. Show the folders

6. File/Folder list Drag the list up/down to scroll.

When viewing a pic ture, touch the screen (e xcept top le ft corner) to show con trol buttons.

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1. Return to home menu

2.

3. Previous picture

4. Play/Pause

5. Next picture

6. Zoom out/in

7. Rotate clockwise

* Video/Audio playback reference DVD/CD

playback.

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Stop Playback Temporarily

1. During play ba ck, press [ ] to pause playback. The sound will be muted.

2. Press [

] to continue playback.

Select Desired Track/Chapter

Press [ ] or [ ] to skip to the previous or next track/chapter.

Repeat

During playback, press [ ] button on screen to select repeat playback.

Default setting is off.

Note:

If you do not select Repeat on, when the entire disc or TITLE playback has finished, the system will stop. If no other control, after 5 minutes the unit will turn into standby mode.

Sequential Track Playback (for CD/VCD/MP3/WMA Only)

You can play all the tracks in random order.

1. During playback, press [

] button on the

screen to select random playback.

2. Press [

] to select sequential playback.

Disc Operation

Search

1. Touch [Goto] on the control bar.

2. Input the chapter number.

3. Touch [OK] to c

DVD Audio Select

Press [ ] button to select audio language to listen if the DVD has multiple audio languages.

VCD Audio Select

Press [ ] button to select audio channel to listen (LEFT, RIGHT, MIXED, STEREO).

DVD Subtitle Select

Press [ Subtitle ] button to select the subtitle language to show if the DVD has multiple language subtitles.

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Stop Playback Temporarily

1. During play ba ck, press [ ] to pause playback. The sound will be muted.

2. Press [

] to continue playback.

Select Desired Track/Chapter

Press [ ] or [ ] to skip to the previous or next track/chapter.

Repeat

During playback, press [ ] button on screen to select repeat playback.

Default setting is off.

Note:

If you do not select Repeat on, when th e entire disc or TITLE playback has finished, the system will stop. If no other control, after 5 minutes the unit will turn into standby mode.

Sequential Track Playback (for CD/VCD/MP3/WMA Only)

You can play all the tracks in random order.

1. During playback, press [

] button on the

screen to select random playback.

2. Press [

] to select sequential playback.

Disc Operation

Search

1. Touch [Goto] on the control bar.

2. Input the chapter number.

3. Touch [OK] to c

DVD Audio Select

Press [ ] button to select audio language to listen if the DVD has multiple audio languages.

VCD Audio Select

Press [ ] button to select audio channel to listen (LEFT, RIGHT, MIXED, STEREO).

DVD Subtitle Select

Press [ Subtitle ] button to select the subtitle language to show if the D VD has multiple language subtitles.

Radio Operations

Select [Radio ] on the main menu to enter radio mode.

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1. Return to home menu

3. Current frequency

4. Tune forward Auto tune forward. (long press)

5. Enter EQ menu

6. Enter favorite list

7. snoitats teserp erots dna hcraeS automatically

8. To receive local / distant radio stations

9. Goto station by inputting frequency

10. Band switch

11. Stations list

12. Show more control buttons

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13. Enter customized list

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15. Show favorite stations

16. Mute radio

17. Hide the second line of control buttons

18. Show RDS options

Select One Radio Band

Touch the [ Band ] button to select one radio band among FM and AM.

Manual Tuning

During manual tuning, the frequency will be changed in steps. Touch the [

] or [ ] button on the

operation bar to tune in a lower/higher station.

Auto Tuning

Hold the [ ] or [ ] button on the operation bar for more than 2 seconds a lower/higher station. To stop searching, repeat the operation above or press other buttons having radio functions.

Note:

Auto Store

be detected and stored in the memory. To start automatic station search, touch the [

] button on the operation bar. To stop auto store, repeat the operation above or press other buttons having radio functions.

Note:

Manual store

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detected, touch [

] to show customized

station store list.

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the current station in the memory.

3. Touch top left of the screen to exit.

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Radio Operations

Recall the Stored Stations

Method 1:

1. Touch [ ] button on the screen to show the preset stations.

2. Select a band

3. o elddim eht nO f the screen, drag the list left/right to scroll, touch a station on the list to listen to.

Method 2:

1. Touch [ ] button on the screen to show the favorite stations.

2. Select a band

3. o elddim eht nO f the screen, drag the list left/right to scroll, touch a station on the list to listen to.

4. Touch top left of the screen to exit.

Local Seeking

stations with strong radio signal will be be received. To open LOCAL function, touch [

] button on the operation bar, then touch the [ ] button to select “Loc” or “DX”.

Note

Key Search

Touch [ ] button on the operation bar to

touch [ OK ] to goto the station directly.

To cancel an input number, touch [ ].

RDS Basics

Radio Data System (RDS) enables t raffic reports to be received and provides many facilities, including enabling the radio station name to be displayed on the radio display.

Adjust RDS Settings

1. In Radio menu, touch [ ]. The option menu is displayed.

2. Touch on the selected option to change the

setting.

synchronization function.

TA

Press the TA ON/OFF button to switch the

AF

The receiver can automatically switche to an alternative frequency (AF) of the same station if the reception becomes poor. Press the OFF/ ON touch-point to turn the automatic scanning for alternative frequencies of an RDS broad- cast station off and on.

CT (Clock Time)

Radio Operations

Recall the Stored Stations

Method 1:

1. Touch [

] button on the screen to show

the preset stations.

2. Select a band

3. o elddim eht nO f the screen, drag the list left/right to scroll, touch a station on the list to listen to.

Method 2:

1. Touch [

] button on the screen to show

the favorite stations.

2. Select a band

3. o elddim eht nO f the screen, drag the list left/right to scroll, touch a station on the list to listen to.

4. Touch top left of the screen to exit.

Local Seeking

stations with strong radio signal will be be received. To open LOCAL function, touch [

] button

on the operation bar, then touch the [

]

button to select “Loc” or “DX”.

Note

Key Search

Touch [ ] button on the operation bar to

touch [ OK ] to goto the station directly.

To cancel an input number, touch [ ].

RDS Basics

Radio Data System (RDS) enables traffic reports to be received and provides many facilities, including enabling the radio station name to be displayed on the radio display.

Adjust RDS Settings

1. In Radio menu, touch [ ]. The option menu is displayed.

2. Touch on the selected option to change the

setting.

synchronization function.

TA

Press the TA ON/OFF button to switch the

AF

The receiver can automatically switche to an alternative frequency (AF) of the same station if the reception becomes poor. Press the OFF/ ON touch-point to turn the automatic scanning for alternative frequencies of an RDS broad- cast station off and on.

CT (Clock Time)

PTY Function

and arrows on the screen.

of the next station matches the current. If no

return to the original radio frequency.

SD/USB Operations

Using a SD Card

1. Open the card slot cap, insert a SD card into the corresponding slot, the unit will load

another source, in order to avoid damaging

off the card after it pops out.

Using USB device

cable.

Music Playback

Select [Music] on the applications menu, the unit will display all the music on the mobile storages.

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Touch a song to start play.

Drag up/down to scroll.

Radio Operations

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SD/USB Operations

9. List window Drag up/down to scroll. Touch an item to select.

10. Enter search menu.

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11. Favorite

12. Show list menu

14. Play/Pause

15. Show more control buttons

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17. Sequential play

18. Repeat play

19. Follow your heart

20. Hide the second line of control buttons.

Play/Pause

When playing, press [ ] button to pause, and the sound will be mute. Press [ ] button to play.

Previous/Next Track

Press [ ] or [ ] button to go to previous or

Select Music by Artist

1. Touch [Artists] on the left of the screen.

2. Touch an artist shown on the list.

3. Select a song to play.

Select Music by Album

1. Touch [Albums] on the left of the screen.

2. Touch an album shown on the list.

3. Select a song to play.

Select Music by Song Name

1. Touch [Songs] on the left of the screen.

2. Select a song to play.

Playlists

Add a song to favorite playlist

1. [ tceles dna gnos a sserP

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2. Add it to an favorite playlist. If choose [Favorite], you need input a name of the playlist.

Delete a song from favorite playlist

1. hcuoT [favorite], and select a playlist name on the screen.

2. Press [

] on the favorite playlist, then

remove it from playlist.

Video Playback

Select [Video] on the applications menu, the unit will display all the video files on the storages.

left corner) to show control buttons.

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3. Folder/File list Drag up/down to scroll, touch to access.

4. Thumbnail

SD/USB Operations

9. List window Drag up/down to scroll. Touch an item to select.

10. Enter search menu.

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11. Favorite

12. Show list menu

14. Play/Pause

15. Show more control buttons

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17. Sequential play

18. Repeat play

19. Follow your heart

20. Hide the second line of control buttons.

Play/Pause

When playing, press [ ] button to pause, and the sound will be mute. Press [

] button to play.

Previous/Next Track

Press [ ] or [ ] button to go to previous or

Select Music by Artist

1. Touch [Artists] on the left of the screen.

2. Touch an artist shown on the list.

3. Select a song to play.

Select Music by Album

1. Touch [Albums] on the left of the screen.

2. Touch an album shown on the list.

3. Select a song to play.

Select Music by Song Name

1. Touch [Songs] on the left of the screen.

2. Select a song to play.

Playlists

Add a song to favorite playlist

1. [ tceles dna gnos a sserP

2. Add it to an favorite playlist. If choose [Favorite], you need input a name of the playlist.

Delete a song from favorite playlist

1. hcuoT [favorite], and select a playlist name on the screen.

2. Press [ remove it from playlist.

] on the favorite playlist, then

Video Playback

Select [Video] on the applications menu, the unit will display all the video files on the storages.

left corner) to show control buttons.

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3. Folder/File list Drag up/down to scroll, touch to access.

4. Thumbnail

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5. Show list menu

6. Previous chapter

7. Play/Pause

8. Next chapter

9. Enter preset EQ menu

10. Show more control buttons

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11. Sequential play

12. Repeat play

13. Show previous page of control buttons

Notes

Disconnect USB storage devices from the unit when not in use. Use an optional cable to connect the USB audio player/USB memory as any device connected directly to the unit will protrude out from the unit and may be dangerous. Do not use unauthorized products.

Gallery Operations

1. Select [Photo] on the APPS menu.

2. Select one gallery to show the picture list.

3. Touch to view it.

Drag left/right to scroll. Touch top left corner to back.

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The Bluetooth allows you to utilize your s built-in audio system for handsfree wireless mobile phone or music communication. Some Blue tooth mobile phones have the audio features, and some portable audio players support Bluetooth feature. This system can play audio data stored in a Bluetooth audio device. The car stereo with Bluetooth will be able to retrieve phonebook contacts, received calls, dialed calls, missed calls, incoming calls, outgoing call and listen to music.

Notes:

This system will not operate or may operate improp er ly wi th so me Blue to ot h aud io players. The unit cannot guarantee the compatibility of all mobile phones together with the unit. Audio playback will be set to the same volume level as set during telephone call. This can cause problems, if extreme volume level is set during the telephone call.

Touch [

] on th e main menu to e nt e r

Bluetooth Phone mode.

1. If the Bluetooth function of the unit is off, the unit will ask you to turn it on. (Default setting is on)

2. Turn on Bluetooth function of your mobile phone.

3. Searc h for new Bluet oo th d ev ic es o n your phone. Select “MAG-M6” from the pairing list on the mobile phone, and enter password Or touch [

Scan ] button on the screen to

search mobile Bluetooth devices.

After connect successfully, the unit show following menu.

Bluetooth Operations

Making a Call

Dial Number

1. Input numbers by digit-keys on the screen. Touch [

] to clear the digits.

2. Touch [

] button to dial out.

3. Touch [

] button to terminate call.

Answering a call

You can answer an incoming call by pressing the [

] button.

Touch [

] button to reject an incoming call.

Disconnect

To dis c onn ect a paired devi c e, tou c h [Disconnect] button.

Call from Phonebook

1. Touch [ Contacts ] but ton to show your phone book.

2. Select a number to select and touch [

]

button to dial out.

3. Touch [

] to search a contact name.

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The Bluetooth allows you to utilize your s built-in audio system for handsfree wireless mobile phone or music communication. Some Blue tooth mobile phones have the audio features, and some portable audio players support Bluetooth feature. This system can play audio data stored in a Bluetooth audio device. The car stereo with Bluetooth will be able to retrieve phonebook contacts, received calls, dialed calls, missed calls, incoming calls, outgoing call and listen to music.

Notes:

sihT system will not operate or may operate improp er ly wi th so me Blue to ot h aud io players.

ehT unit cannot guarantee the compatibility of all mobile phones together with the unit. Audio playback will be set to the same volume level as set during telephone call. This can cause problems, if extreme volume level is set during the telephone call.

Touch [

] on th e main menu to e nt e r

Bluetooth Phone mode.

1. If the Bluetooth function of the unit is off, the unit will ask you to turn it on. (Default setting is on)

2. Turn on Bluetooth function of your mobile phone.

3. Search for new Bluet oo th dev ic es o n your phone. Select “MAG-M11” fr om the pairing list on the mobile phone, and enter password

rO touch [

Scan ] button on the screen to

search mobile Bluetooth devices.

After connect successfully, the unit show following menu.

Bluetooth Operations

Making a Call

Dial Number

1. .neercs eht no syek-tigid yb srebmun tupnI Touch [

] to clear the digits.

2. Touch [

] button to dial out.

3. Touch [

] button to terminate call.

Answering a call

You can answer an incoming call by pressing the [

] button.

Touch [

] button to reject an incoming call.

Disconnect

To dis c onn ect a paired devi c e, tou c h [Disconnect] button.

Call from Phonebook

1. Touch [ Contacts ] but ton to sh ow your phone book.

2. tceleS a number to select and touch [

]

button to dial out.

3. Touch [

] to search a contact name.

Bluetooth Operations

Call History

Access Call History by touching [ Call log ] button.

Then select a number from Dialled/Missed/ Received calls.

Bluetooth Audio Streaming

What is audio streaming?

Audio streaming is a technique for transferring audio data such that it can be processed

can stream music from their external audio player to their car stereo wirelessly and listen

Please consult your nearest dealer for more information on the product of wireless audio streaming transmitter offered.

CAUTION

Please avoid operating your connected mobile phone while audio streaming as this may cause noise or the sound to cut in and out on playback. Audio streaming may or may not resume after telephone interrupt as this is dependent on your mobile phone.

Touch [Streaming] button to play music on your mobile phone.

: Play/Pause

: Enter Bluetooth Phone

Bluetooth Settings

Touch [ Settings ] button to show Bluetooth setting menu.

iPod/iPhone Operations

This unit supports only the following iPod/iPhone models:

· iPhone 5

· iPhone 4S

· iPhone 4

· iPod touch (5th generation)

· iPod touch (4th generation)

· iPod classic

· iPod nano (7th generation)

· iPod nano (6th generation)

· iPod nano (5th generation)

“Made for iPod,” and “Made for iPhone” mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to

meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod or iPhone may affect wireless performance.

Accessing iPod mode

connector via an iPod cable.

RED

WHITE

AUX IN

LIGHTING

Touch [iPod] on the main menu to enter iPod menu. If [iPod] isn’t on the current menu, slide the

Pausing play

1. Touch the [ ] button on the bottom of the screen to pause play. “PAUSE” appears in the display, and [ ] button becomes [ ] .

2. Touch [ ] button to resume play.

Selecting a track

Track-up

Touc h the [ ] button to move to th e

Track-down

1. Touch the [

2. Touch the [

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Fast forward

Touch and hold the [ ] button .

Fast reverse

Touch and hold the [ ] button .

Repeat play

repeatedly. Touch the [ ] button to select Repeat one or Repeat all.

Random play

recorded in a random order. Touch the [ ] button to perform random play.

Search function

1. Touch the [ ] button to enter search menu.

2 Input number by touc hing buttons on

the screen, then touch [

] to begin searching. Touch [ ] button to delete inputted number.

iPod/iPhone Operations

This unit supports only the following iPod/iPhone models:

to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

Accessing iPod mode

Connect an iP od or iPhone to the US B connector via an iPod cable.

2. Touch the [

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Fast forward

Touch and hold the [

Fast reverse

Touch and hold the [

] button .

LIGHTNING

Touch [iPod] on the main menu to enter iPod menu. If [iPod] isn’t on the current menu, slide the

Pausing play

1. Touch the [ ] button on the bottom of the screen to pause play.

“PAUSE

button becomes [

2. Touch [

] button to resume play.

] .

Selecting a track

Track-up

Touch the [

Track-down

1. Touch the [

] button to move to the

Repeat play

repeatedly. Touch the [ Repeat all.

] button to select Repeat one or

Random play

recorded in a random order. Touch the [ play.

]

Search function

1. Touch the [ ] button to enter search menu.

2 Input number by touching buttons o n

the screen, then touch [ searching.

Touch [ ] button to delete inputted

number.

] button to perform random

17

] to begin

DVR-RECORDER (optional)

Connect car recorder to the unit. After connection, user can control the car recorder through DVD screen. To access the Recorder menu, touch DVR icon on the main menu.

Computer

Quick instruction

3 2

6

7

1

1. Video record/Power

2. Voice record/System

3. File browse/Time setting

5. Mic

6. LED

7. Micro SD Card slot

Indicator status table

Power Mute Record Function

Power Indicator

Mute Off Indicator

Record(Mute)

Record(Voice)

Mute indicator

the begining of the

Color indicates On,White indicates Off, Slash indicates Flash.

Cautions of installation

1. Install the car recorder on a dry, clean and safety position by the 3M double-sided tape.

2. Installation temperature range is 15~40°C .

3. If you need to re-install the recorder, replace the 3M double-sided tape by a new one.

Plug in microSD

icon to enter.

left side which is supposed to be

”

CAUTION:

When reading the micro SD card on PC, in the case the Anti-virus softwares remind

Settings

TIME SETTING

1. Press “ ” to pause record.

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3. Press “ minute, second option.

4. Press “ option.

5. gnol ,putes retfA press 5 seconds “ exit time setting menu.

PAL/NTSC SWITCH

Press “ ” to stop record, blue LED off light. Long press 5 second “ NTSC.

” to switch year, month, day, hour,

” or “ ” to switch the current

” to

” to switch PAL/

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

SiriusXM® Satellite Radio

The device can be used for SiriusXM satellite

Once subscribed, you can tune to channels in your sub-scription plan. Note, the activation

Note:

optional Siriu sXM Connect Ve hicle Tuner must be connected.

Only SiriusXM® brings you more of what you love to listen to, all in one place. Get over 140 channels, including commercial-free music

and entertainment. Welcome to the world

of sat-ellite radio. A SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner

and Subscript ion are required. For more

information, visit www.siriusxm.com.

Activating your SiriusXM

Subscription

After installing your SiriusXM Connect Vehicle

Tuner and antenna, power on your device

able to hear the SiriusXM preview channel

on Channel 1. If you cannot hear the preview

Connect tuner is properly in-stalled.

After you can hear the Preview channel, tune

to Channel 0 to find the Radio ID of your

tuner. In addition, the Radio ID is located on

the bottom of the SiriusXM Connect Ve-hicle

number to activate your subscription. Write the

number down for reference.

to be powered on and receiving the SiriusXM signal to receive the activation message.

SiriusXM features

This device supports the following SiriusXM features:

The Parental Control feature allows you to limit access to SiriusXM channels with mature content. When enabled, the Parental Control feature requires you to enter a passcode to

can be found in the sections “Op-tions menu” and “List mode displays”, subsection “Parental Control display”.

The Replay feature allows you to pause, rewind and replay live SiriusXM Satellite Radio programming. Operation of the Replay feature can be found in the section “SiriusXM replay display”.

SmartFavorites allow you to rewind and replay any missed programming from your Preset

sports segment? No Prob-lem, because you can rewind and replay when you tune to one of your Preset channels and hear what you missed.

Note: The SiriusXM Radio ID does not include

the letters I, O, S or F.

calling SiriusXM Listener care:

2349

For Canadian Subscriptions, please contact:

As part of the activation process, the SiriusXM

satellites will send an activation message to

your tuner. When your radio detects that the

tuner has received the activation message,

With the TuneStart™ feature turned ON, you will hear the beginning of the song when you tune to one of your Preset channels. It may

after power up or after changing preset bands. Information for turning TuneStart On or Off can be found in the section “Options menu”.

Note:

SmartFavorites and TuneStart are compatible with SXV200 and tuner models. SXV200 will limit the features to the first 6 Favorite Channels in your Preset list.

Starting SiriusXM playback

In the Car AV applications, select the SiriusXM app.The SiriusXM main display opens and

SiriusXM main display

The SiriusXM main display feat ures the following functions and displays:

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number (if applicable)

4. Time

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17. TuneStart On/Off

18. Touch to scan all channels starting at

5 6 7 8 9 01

1

2

3

4

12

14

16

channel 1

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Seek Tuning

the [ ] icon and to scroll through the higher channels touch and hold the [

]

icon.

the [ ] icon and to scroll through the lower channels touch and hold the [

]

icon.

Direct Tuning

To enter a SiriusXM® radio channel directly:

1. On the SiriusXM® menu, touch

[

]

icon

to display the Direct Entry Menu.

2. retnE the desired SiriusXM® radio channel using the on-screen number pad then touch

number touch the [ X ] icon.

3. To exit the screen without changing the channel, touch [ < ] icon.

Using Preset Channels

A preset is a channel name that is stored for instant access to that channel. Ten numbered preset buttons store and recall channels for each band.

Storing a Channel

1. On the SiriusX M® menu page 2, touch [

] icon to access the Preset Channel

Screen.

2. Touch the preset number (P1 through P18)

channel (or touch the [ < ] icon to cancel and close the menu). The channel will be stored and displayed in

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

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1

2

3

4

11 13 15 17 191812

14

16

that preset. Drag up/down to scroll.

3. Touch the [ < ] icon to return to the SXM Menu screen.

that preset. Drag up/down to scroll.

3. Touch the [ < ] icon to return to the SXM Menu screen.

Recalling a Channel

1. Touch the Preset icon to access the Recall Preset Channel Screen.

2. hcuoT a channel on the preset channel list to select the corresponding stored channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Searching for a Channel

Search by Channel

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [ ] icon (if needed) to select Channel.

2. Touch List to display the Channel Search Screen.

3. Touch a channel to tune to that channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Search by Category

Categories group music by type such as jazz,

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [ ] icon (if needed) to select Category.

2. Touch List to display the Category Search Screen.

3. Touch a category item. A channel lis t screen appears.

4. Touch a channel to tune to that channel. Scroll up or down the list.

Locking Individual SXM Channels

on the channel list.

Locking a Channel

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] icon. The following screen appears:

2. Enter your 4-digit password and then press

the OK icon.

Unlocking a Channel

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[ ] icon. The Enter Password Screen appears appears.

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Change Lock Password

to change the password from current custom password to another password.

To change a password:

1. [ eht hcuoT ] icon.

2. Enter your 4-digit password and press the

OK icon.

3. Enter the new 4-digit password and press

the OK icon. The new password is set.

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

that preset. Drag up/down to scroll.

3. Touch the [ < ] icon to return to the SXM Menu screen.

Recalling a Channel

1. Touch the Preset icon to access the Recall Preset Channel Screen.

2. hcuoT a channel on the preset channel list to select the corresponding stored channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Searching for a Channel

Search by Channel

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [

]

icon (if needed) to select Channel.

2. Touch List to display the Channel Search Screen.

3. Touch a channel to tune to that channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Search by Category

Categories group music by type such as jazz,

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [ ] icon (if needed) to select Category.

2. Touch List to display the Category Search Screen.

3. Touch a category item. A channel lis t screen appears.

4. Touch a channel to tune to that channel. Scroll up or down the list.

Locking Individual SXM Channels

on the channel list.

Locking a Channel

1. hcuot ,2 egap unem ®MXsuriS eht nO [

] icon. The following screen appears:

2. Enter your 4-digit password and then press

the OK icon.

Unlocking a Channel

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[

] icon. The Enter Password Screen

appears appears.

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Change Lock Password

to change the password from current custom password to another password.

To change a password:

1. [ eht hcuoT

] icon.

2. Enter your 4-digit password and press the

OK icon.

3. Enter the new 4-digit password and press

the OK icon. The new password is set.

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

Recalling a Channel

1. Touch the Preset icon to access the Recall Preset Channel Screen.

2. Touch a channel on the preset channel list to select the corresponding stored channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Set SmartFavorite Channel

SXV200 will limit the features to the first 6 Favorite Channels in your Preset list. The maximum number of SmartFavorites for SXV300G tuner supported is 20.

1. On the SiriusXM® menu page 2, touch

[

] icon to access the Preset Channel

Screen.

2. Press the [

] button to mark the preset

channel as SmartFavorite, and [

] becomes

[

]. Press again to cancel it.

Searching for a Channel

Search by Channel

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [

]

icon (if needed) to select Channel.

2. Touch List to display the Channel Search Screen.

3. Touch a channel to tune to that channel. Drag up/down to scroll.

Search by Category

Categories group music by type such as jazz, rock, classical, etc. To search by category:

1. On the SirusXM® menu, touch the [

]

icon (if needed) to select Category.

2. Touch List to display the Category Search Screen.

3. Touch a category item. A channel lis t screen appears.

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Locking Individual SXM Channels

A user can lock individual channels. When locked, a channel has the lock icon next to it on the channel list.

Locking a Channel

To lock an individual channel:

1. On the SirusXM® menu page 2, touch [

] icon. The following screen appears:

2. Enter your 4-digit password and then press the OK icon.

Unlocking a Channel

To unlock an individual channel:

1. On the SirusXM® menu page 2, touch

[

] icon. The Enter Password Screen

appears appears.

2. Enter your 4-digit password.

3. Touch a lock icon to unlock a channel. The icon is replaced by an unlocked icon. The channel is now unlocked.

Change Lock Password

The Change Lock Password option allows you to change the password from current custom password to another password.

To change a password:

1. Touch the [

] icon.

2. Enter your 4-digit password and press the OK icon.

3. Enter the new 4-digit password and press the OK icon. The new password is set.

Internet

Wi-Fi Settings

hcuoT .tinu eht ot elgnod iFiW eht tcennoC .1 the [ Settings ] icon on the main menu to enter setting menu, and turn on Wi-Fi (if necessary).

[ hcuoT .2

] to

enter WiFi setting menu.

3. Touch an available WiFi hotspot.

T .4 ouch [ Password ] and input the password,

Visit Website

To acc es s the intern et , you must se tu p “wireless & network” in system settings menu.

Select [

] on the main menu to view a

website. Touch the dialog box on the upper side of the screen to show keypad. Input the website address, and touch [Go] to visit it. Drag the web page to scroll.

E-mail

Select [Email] or other mail software on the applications menu.

First you must setup an account, or sign into an existing account. Enter your Email address and password. Then you can send/receive E-mails through the unit.

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icon appears on the top right corner of the main menu . Now you can access internet.

Wi-Fi Settings

1. Connect the WiFi dongle to the unit. Touch the [ Settings ] icon on the main menu to enter setting menu, and turn on Wi-Fi (if necessary).

5. After successfully connected, the [ icon appears on the top right corner of the

main menu . Now you can access internet.

]

2. Touch [ ] to enter WiFi setting menu.

3. Touch an available WiFi hotspot.

4. Touch [ Password ] and input the password,

Visit Website

To a ccess the internet, y ou must setup “wireless & network” in system settings menu.

Select [

website. Touch the dialog box on the upper side of the screen to show keypad. Input the website address, and touch [Go] to visit it. Drag the web page to scroll.

E-mail

Select [Email] or other mail software on the applications menu.

First you must setup an account, or sign into an existing account. Enter your Email address and password. Then you can send/receive E-mails through the unit.

] on the main menu to view a

Other Mode

Navigation Operations

To navigate by the unit, simply select the desired navigation application on the main menu. Then navigate by the touch screen.

AUX Operations

Select [A/V In 1]/[A/V In 2] on the main menu to visit auxiliary device.

File Explorer

Select [File Explorer] on the applications menu

The USB files and folders are in the folder named "external_usb". You can install applications and edit files/ folders.

Se lect [EQ] on the menu to enter sound setting mode. Touch to select a preset EQ on upper side of the screen from Flat, Pop, User,Rock, Techno, Classic, Jazz and Optimal.

[ ]: When listening to music at low volumes, this featurewill selectively boost certain bass and treble frequencies.

Touch [

] to enter Fader/Balance/

Subwoofer setting menu. Touch [

] or [ ] to setup Balance, touch

[

] or [ ] to setup Fader.

[ hcuoT :leveL refoow buS ] or [ ] to adjust

subwoofer Level.

Touch [“Speakers”] to enter the speaker setting menu

(A): Touch to set A speakers On or Off (B): Touch to set B speakers On or Off (C): Touch to set C speakers On or Off

Note: All three speakers sets can be On at the same time.

Sound setting

Sound Setting

Other Mode

Select [EQ] on the menu to enter sound setting mode Touch to select a preset EQ on upper side of

Classic, Jazz and Optimal.

[ ]: When listening to music at low volumes, this featurewill selectively boost certain bass and treble frequencies.

Touch [ Subwoofer setting menu.

Touch [ [

] or [ ] to setup Fader.

Sub woofer Level: Touch [ ] or [ ] to adjust subwoofer Level.

] to enter Fader/Balance/

] or [ ] to setup Balance, touch

Navigation Operations

To navigate by the unit, simply select the desired navigation application on the app menu. Then navigate by the touch screen.

AUX Operations

Select [A/V In 1]/[A/V In 2] on the main menu to play an auxiliary device.

Blackout Mode Settings:

Blackout Mode is used for two purposes;

1. Provides a black screen to eliminate illumination issues during nighttime operation

2. Controls the default screen image for special applications such as Navigation or Rear Camera View

From the “General” settings menu, touch the “Blackout” selection. Then select the type of screen you want displayed and the delay time for it to become active.

15 or 30 seconds after the last radio function, the screen will divert to your selection.

setting menu

Note 1: All three speakers sets can be On

at the same time.

Note 2: C speakers are Off by default.

- In Blackout Mode, any action or touch to the

radio screen or controls will return the screen to the last view.

- In Navigation Mode, press the “Back” button

to exit navigation or the “Home” button to select another playing source and Navigation will continue operation.

- In Rearview Camera Mode, you can touch

the screen to select another camera you want to view (Default view is rear camera). To exit camera view, press the “Back” button or the “Home” button.

System settings

Steering Wheel Control:

Select [SWC] on the manin menu to enter SWC setting menu.

1.Touch number button to select a SWC button.

2. Select a function.

3. Press each individual steering wheel control button for each corresponding function.

4. Touch [Study] to program.

5. Once the final steering wheel control button is programmed, the functions are saved and the programming will end.

6. Touch [Reset to reset he programming.

Display System

1. Touch the upper left corner to display main menu.

2. Touch [ Settings ]. The settings menu is displayed.

3. Touch the upper left corner of the screen to exit.

Adjust General Settings

1. Touch [ General ].

2. Touch to select a setting.

3. Touch on the option to display/select an option.

General settings Options Description

Lighting You can select the key color. Customized See page 6 for reference. Radio region Select one that matches your location.

Microphone

Blackout Choose screen blackout off, 15s or 30s. Fast boot Choose fast boot off, 1 day , 3 days or 5 days.

Beep

Internal Internal microphone for Bluetooth calls. External External microphone for Bluetooth calls.

On Turn on the beep sound. Each time you press a button, the unit beeps. Off Turn off the beep sound.

Adjust Video Settings

1. Touch [Video].

2. Touch an option repeatedly to select.

Video settings Opciones Descripción

Video output NTSC/PAL

Camera Settings

Choose rear/left/right camera display mode

Choose video output mode

.

System settings

Adjust Time Settings

1. Touch [ Time ].

2. To setup Date & time.

Adjust Volumes Settings

Choose input volume gain of each source.

1. Touch [Volumes]. The volume setting sub-menu is displayed.

2. Touch on a source, to assign value: 0 to 40. When switching to the source, the volume increases automatically.

Adjust Disc Rating

1. Touch [Disc].

2. Touch an option repeatedly to select.

DVD rating Options Description

Audio Select DVD audio language. Options available depending on DVD disc. Subtitle Select DVD subtitle language. Options available depending on DVD disc. Disk Menu Select DVD menu language. Options available depending on DVD disc.

AgeControl

Parental Set password to restrict the play of discs. The default password is 000000.

KID SAF Acceptable for children. G Acceptable for general viewers. PG Parental guidance suggested. PG 13 Unsuitable for children under age 13. PGR Recommend parents to restrict viewing for children under 17 .

R

NC17 Unsuitable for children under age 17. ADULT Acceptable for adults only.

Restricted re parental guidance is advised for children under the age of 17 .

Network

* For Wi-Fi settings, refer to “Internet”.

Personal

To setup Location access, Security, Language & input, Factory data reset, All data erase, Accounts, etc.

Device

To setup Brightness, Storage, Apps.

System settings

Accessibility

To setup accessibility related applications. You need download a screen reader and establish an account.

Software version

To view software version information.

UUID QR code

To view UUID QR code information.

Device Connections

Notes of connection

This unit is designed to be used in a vehicle with a 12-volt battery and negative grounding.

voltage is appropriate for this unit to be used, otherwise, have a professionally installed transformer to convert the output voltage to 12V.

disconnected before installation. To prevent short circuit in the wiring and damaging to this unit, secure all wirings with cable clamp or adhesive tape. Route the wirings in a secured, out of heating place without touching

being melted / worn off. Never pass the yellow power cord through the installation hole into the engine compartment and connect to the car battery. Otherwise, a high possibility of serious short circuit to the electrical system may occur.

problems continue to occur, please contact your local retailer or installer.

Otherwise, this unit may be damaged by short circuit.

nempiuqe rehto tcennoc TON OD ts with the car battery to avoid battery overheating.

saelp ,elbaliava CCA on si ereht fI e connect ACC lead to the power supply with a switch.

Parking Brake Cable Connections

Device Connections

Green/White Wire

Device Connections

Parking Brake Cable Connections

Green/White Wire

Device Connections

Wiring Diagram

YELLOW

B1

VIDEO_IN

Device Connections

Wiring Diagram

Zone B Right +

Zone B Right -

Zone A Left +

Zone A Left -

ACC

Zone A Right +

Zone A Right -

Zone B Left +

Zone B Left -

GPS

Antenna

BLUE

BT ANT

(Do Not Connect)

Optical Audio

Input

External Mic (Optional)

PWR / Ground

C

Speakers

A & B

Speakers

Safety Cameras

(Optional)

BATT+

GND

Optional Amplifier

BROWN

YELLOW

WHITE

RED

WHITE

RED

YELLOW

WHITE

RED

YELLOW

RED

BLACK

Zone C Left +

Blue

Blue/Black

Brown

Brown/Black

Zone C

Left

-

Zone C

Right

+

Zone C Right-

MIC

RADIO ANT

WIFI

Siriusxm

SiriusXM

Tuner

Input

(Optional)

TV

Automotive

AM/FM

Antenna

B3

B1

B2

WIFI

AUX_IN_R

VIDEO_IN

AUX_IN_L

VIDEO OUT

FRONT L

SUB OUT

REAR L

REAR R

FRONT R

YELLOW

GREEN

Remote Amp Turn On (+)

Blue/White

Parking Brake Input (-)

Green/White

GPS Antenna

Optional Amplifier

BROWN

WHITE

YELLOW

RED

Automotive

SUB OUT

REAR L REAR R

FRONT L

FRONT R

VIDEO OUT

AM/FM

Antenna

WIFI

BT ANT

(Do Not Connect)

WIFI

RADIO ANT

Optical Audio

Input

Safety Cameras

(Optional)

Siriusxm

TV

SiriusXM

Tuner

(Optional)

Input

Device Connections

Wiring Diagram

Zone B Right +

Zone B Right -

Zone A Left +

Zone A Left -

ACC

Zone A Right +

Zone A Right -

Zone B Left +

Zone B Left -

BLUE

External Mic (Optional)

PWR / Ground

C

Speakers

A & B

Speakers

BATT+ GND

YELLOW

WHITE

RED

YELLOW

RED

BLACK

Zone C Left +

Blue Blue/Black

Brown

Brown/Black

Zone C

Left

-

Zone C

Right

+

Zone C Right-

MIC

B3

B1

B2

AUX_IN_R

VIDEO_IN

AUX_IN_L

YELLOW

GREEN

Remote Amp Turn On (+) Blue/White

Parking Brake Input (-) Green/White

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution General

The unit will not switch on.

Car ignition is not on. Cable is not properly connected. Fuse is burnt.

Turn your car key in the ignition. Check cable connection. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.

No sound

Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is on.

Check the volume or switch the mute function off.

The unit or screen does not function normally.

The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button.

Remote control

The remote control is not working or does not work properly

The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries.

DVD mode

The appliance will not play discs.

The disc is inserted incorrectly. The disc is dirty or damaged.

Disc must be inserted with the label side facing up. Clean the disc and check for damage. Try another disc.

Sound skips due to vibration.

Mounting is unstable.

Adjust mounting angle to less than

Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

The antenna is not connected properly.

Connect the antenna properly.

Poor quality reception of radio station.

The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.

Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.

Preset stations are lost.

The battery cable is not properly connected.

Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.

USB mode

Unable to insert USB device.

The USB device has been inserted the wrong way round.

Insert USB the other way around.

The USBdevice cannot be read.

NTFS format is not supported.

is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of USB storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution General

The unit will not switch on.

Car ignition is not on. Cable is not properly connected. Fuse is burnt.

Turn your car key in the ignition. Check cable connection. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.

No sound

Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is on.

Check the volume or switch the mute function off.

The unit or screen does not function normally.

The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button.

Remote control

The remote control is not working or does not work properly

The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries.

DVD mode

The appliance will not play discs.

The disc is inserted incorrectly. The disc is dirty or damaged.

Disc must be inserted with the label side facing up. Clean the disc and check for damage. Try another disc.

Sound skips due to vibration.

Mounting is unstable.

Adjust mounting angle to less than

Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

The antenna is not connected properly.

Connect the antenna properly.

Poor quality reception of radio station.

The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.

Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.

Preset stations are lost.

The battery cable is not properly connected.

Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.

USB mode

Unable to insert USB device.

The USB device has been inserted the wrong way round.

Insert USB the other way around.

The USBdevice cannot be read.

NTFS format is not supported.

is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of USB storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.

Wiring Diagram

Zone B Right +

Zone B Right -

Zone A Left +

Zone A Left -

ACC

Zone A Right +

Zone A Right -

Zone B Left +

Zone B Left -

BLUE

External Mic (Optional)

BATT+

GND

YELLOW

WHITE

RED

YELLOW

RED

BLACK

Zone C Left +

Blue Blue/Black Brown

Brown/Black

Zone C

Left

-

Zone C

Right

+

Zone C Right-

MIC

B3

B1

B2

AUX_IN_R

VIDEO_IN

AUX_IN_L

YELLOW

GREEN

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution General

The unit will not switch on.

Car ignition is not on. Cable is not properly connected. Fuse is burnt.

Turn your car key in the ignition. Check cable connection. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.

No sound

Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is on.

Check the volume or switch the mute function off.

The unit or screen does not function normally.

The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button.

Remote control

The remote control is not working or does not work properly

The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries.

DVD mode

The appliance will not play discs.

The disc is inserted incorrectly. The disc is dirty or damaged.

Disc must be inserted with the label side facing up. Clean the disc and check for damage. Try another disc.

Sound skips due to vibration.

Mounting is unstable.

Adjust mounting angle to less than

Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

The antenna is not connected properly.

Connect the antenna properly.

Poor quality reception of radio station.

The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.

Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.

Preset stations are lost.

The battery cable is not properly connected.

Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.

USB mode

Unable to insert USB device.

The USB device has been inserted the wrong way round.

Insert USB the other way around.

The USBdevice cannot be read.

NTFS format is not supported.

is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of USB storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution General

The unit will not switch on.

Car ignition is not on. Cable is not properly connected. Fuse is burnt.

Turn your car key in the ignition. Check cable connection. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.

No sound

Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is on.

Check the volume or switch the mute function off.

The unit or screen does not function normally.

The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button.

Remote control

The remote control is not working or does not work properly

The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries.

DVD mode

The appliance will not play discs.

The disc is inserted incorrectly. The disc is dirty or damaged.

Disc must be inserted with the label side facing up. Clean the disc and check for damage. Try another disc.

Sound skips due to vibration.

Mounting is unstable.

Adjust mounting angle to less than

Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

The antenna is not connected properly.

Connect the antenna properly.

Poor quality reception of radio station.

The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.

Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.

Preset stations are lost.

The battery cable is not properly connected.

Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.

USB mode

Unable to insert USB device.

The USB device has been inserted the wrong way round.

Insert USB the other way around.

The USBdevice cannot be read.

NTFS format is not supported.

is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of USB storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.

PWR / Ground

C

Speakers

Parking Brake Input (-) Green/White

Remote Amp Turn On (+) Blue

A & B

Speakers

SWC Black

General

Reference Supply Voltage .................................................................... 12V(DC)

Operating Voltage Range ........................................................10.5 - 15.8V(DC)

Max Operating Current .................................................................................18A

Grounding System .................................................... Car Battery Negative Pole

Dimensions(WXHXD) ................................................ 314.0 x 176.0 x 171.0mm

Weight(main unit) ......................................................................................

FM

Signal Noise Ratio ................................................................................

..........................................................

Frequency Response(-3dB) ..........................................................20Hz~7KHz

....................................................................

Distortion ..............................................................................................

Stereo Separation(1KHz) .....................................................................

Antenna Impedance ...................................................................................

AM

..........................................................

Frequency Response(-3dB) ..........................................................50Hz~2KHz

LCD

Screen size ........................................................................... 10.1 inches(16:9)

Display resolution ........................................................................800X480dots

DVD Player

Signal / Noise Ratio ..............................................................................

Dynamic Range ....................................................................................

Distortion(line out) ................................................................................

Frequency Response(±3dB) .......................................................20Hz~20KHz

Maximum Output Power ........................................................................6×30W

Load Impedance ...........................................................................................

AUX IN

Distortion ..............................................................................................

Frequency Response(±3dB) .......................................................20Hz~20KHz

Audio Input Level ...................................................................................500mV

Audio

Audio Output Impedance .........................................................................

Audio Output Level ....................................................................... 2Vrms(Max)

Video

Normal Video Input Level(CVBS) .......................................................1.0±0.2V

Video Input Impedance...............................................................................

Video Output Impedance ............................................................................

Video Output Level .............................................................................1.0±0.2V

Environment

Operating Temperature .............................................................-10°C ~ +60°C

Storing Temperature..................................................................-20°C ~ +70°C

Operating Humidity .....................................................................

Storing Humidity .........................................................................

Notice:

When the unit is operated in extreme conditions, such as operated with maximum power output for a long time, or the temperature is over 70°C, it will enter heat protection mode, the volume will automatically be lowered. This is normal.

Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem Possible cause Solution General

The unit will not switch on.

No sound

The unit or screen does not function normally.

Remote control

The remote control is not working or does not work properly

DVD mode

The appliance will not play discs.

Sound skips due to vibration.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

Poor quality reception of radio station.

Preset stations are lost.

USB mode

Unable to insert USB device.

The USBdevice cannot be read.

Car ignition is not on. Cable is not properly connected. Fuse is burnt.

Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is on.

The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button.

The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries.

The disc is inserted incorrectly. The disc is dirty or damaged.

Mounting is unstable.

The antenna is not connected properly.

The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.

The battery cable is not properly connected.

The USB device has been inserted the wrong way round.

NTFS format is not supported.

Turn your car key in the ignition. Check cable connection. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.

Check the volume or switch the mute function off.

Disc must be inserted with the label side facing up. Clean the disc and check for damage. Try another disc.

Adjust mounting angle to less than

Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts.

Connect the antenna properly.

Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.

Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.

Insert USB the other way around.

is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of USB storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.

FCC ST A TEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) .ecnerefretni lufmrah esuac ton yam ecived sihT (2) Th is de vi ce mu st ac cept an y int er ference re ceiv ed , inc luding int erferencethat may

causeundesired operation.

2. void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:

.annetna gniviecer eht etacoler ro tneiroeR

.reviecer dna tnempiuqe eht neewteb noitarapes eht esaercnI

Conne

ct the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is

connected.

.pleh rof naicinhcet VT/oidar decneirepxe na ro relaed eht tlusnoC

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement

This equip ment complies with FCC radiation ex posure limits set fort h for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm

between the radiator & your body.

FCC S TA TEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) .ecnerefretni lufmrah esuac ton yam ecived sihT (2) This devi ce mu st ac cept any inter feren ce re ce iv ed, including interferencetha t may

causeundesired operation.

2. void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:

.annetna gniviecer eht etacoler ro tneiroeR

.reviecer dna tnempiuqe eht neewteb noitarapes eht esaercnI

Connec

t the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is

connected.

.pleh rof naicinhcet VT/oidar decneirepxe na ro relaed eht tlusnoC

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equip ment complies with FCC radiation ex posure limits set forth for an u ncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

FCC S TA TEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) .ecnerefretni lufmrah esuac ton yam ecived sihT (2) This devi ce mu st ac cept any inter feren ce re ce iv ed, including interferencetha t may

causeundesired operation.

2. void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:

.annetna gniviecer eht etacoler ro tneiroeR

.reviecer dna tnempiuqe eht neewteb noitarapes eht esaercnI

Connec

t the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is

connected.

.pleh rof naicinhcet VT/oidar decneirepxe na ro relaed eht tlusnoC

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equip ment complies with FCC radiation ex posure limits set forth for an u ncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

General

Reference Supply Voltage .................................................................... 12V(DC)

Operating Voltage Range ........................................................10.5 - 15.8V(DC)

Max Operating Current .................................................................................18A

Grounding System .................................................... Car Battery Negative Pole

Dimensions(WXHXD) ................................................ 314.0 x 176.0 x 171.0mm

Weight(main unit) ......................................................................................

FM

Signal Noise Ratio ................................................................................

Frequency Response(-3dB) ..........................................................20Hz~7KHz

Distortion ..............................................................................................

Stereo Separation(1KHz) .....................................................................

Antenna Impedance ...................................................................................

AM

Frequency Response(-3dB) ..........................................................50Hz~2KHz

LCD

Screen size ........................................................................... 10.2 inches(16:9)

Display resolution ......................................................................1024X600dots

DVD Player

Signal / Noise Ratio ..............................................................................

Dynamic Range ....................................................................................

Distortion(line out) ................................................................................

Frequency Response(±3dB) .......................................................20Hz~20KHz

Maximum Output Power ........................................................................6×30W

Load Impedance ...........................................................................................

AUX IN

Distortion ..............................................................................................

Frequency Response(±3dB) .......................................................20Hz~20KHz

Audio Input Level ...................................................................................500mV

Audio

Audio Output Impedance .........................................................................

Audio Output Level ....................................................................... 2Vrms(Max)

Video

Normal Video Input Level(CVBS) .......................................................1.0±0.2V

Video Input Impedance...............................................................................

Video Output Impedance ............................................................................

Video Output Level .............................................................................1.0±0.2V

Environment

Operating Temperature .............................................................-10°C ~ +60°C

Storing Temperature..................................................................-20°C ~ +70°C

Operating Humidity .....................................................................

Storing Humidity .........................................................................

..........................................................

....................................................................

..........................................................

15A

Notice:

When the unit is operated in extreme conditions, such as operated with maximum power output for a long time, or the temperature is over 70°C, it will enter heat protection mode, the volume will automatically be lowered. This is normal.

FCC STATEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) .ecnerefretni lufmrah esuac ton yam ecived sihT (2) This device must accept any interferenc e received, including interferencet hat may

causeundesired operation.

2. void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:

.annetna gniviecer eht etacoler ro tneiroeR

.reviecer dna tnempiuqe eht neewteb noitarapes eht esaercnI

Connect

the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is

connected.

.pleh rof naicinhcet VT/oidar decneirepxe na ro relaed eht tlusnoC

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

FCC STATEMENT

FCC Statement

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) .ecnerefretni lufmrah esuac ton yam ecived sihT (2) This device must accept any interferenc e received, including interferencethat may

causeundesired operation.

2. void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:

.annetna gniviecer eht etacoler ro tneiroeR

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is connected.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

.reviecer dna tnempiuqe eht neewteb noitarapes eht esaercnI

.pleh rof naicinhcet VT/oidar decneirepxe na ro relaed eht tlusnoC

Warranty

ONE (1) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents will within one year from the date of sale to you, repair, replace or refund the retail sales price of said product or any part thereof, at the option of the Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents, if said product or part is found defective in materials or workmanship, when properly connected and operating on the correct power requirements designated for the specific product. This warranty and Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agent’s obligations hereunder do not apply where the product was; damaged while in the possession of the consumer, subjected to unreasonable or unintended use, not reasonably maintained, utilized in commercial or industrial operations, or serviced by anyone other than Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents, or where the warning seal on the product is broken or the power and/or plugs are detached from the unit. Magnadyne Corporation or any of its authorized agents will not assume any labor costs for the removal and reinstallation of any product found to be defective, or the cost of transportation to Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents. Such cost are the sole responsibility of the purchaser. This warranty does not cover the cabinet appearance items or accessories used in connection with this product, or any damage to recording or recording tape, or any damage to the products acts of nature. MAGNADYNE CORPORATION OR ITS AUTHORIZED AGENTS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OR CLAIMS EXCEPT THOSE ACCORDED BY LAW. NO EXPRESSED WARRANTY OR IMPLIED WARRANTY IS GIVEN EXCEPT THOSE SET FORTH HEREIN. NO IMPLIED WARRANTY SHALL EXTEND BEYOND ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SALE. This warranty extends only to the original purchaser of the product and is not transferable. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights that vary from state to state.

“NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the User’s authority to operate the equipment.”

Defecti secondly, to Magnadyne Corporation, 1111 W. Victoria Street, Compton CA Return Authorization must be obtained before sending, or merchandise may be refused.

resulting from improper installation, alteration, accident, misuse, abuse or

ve merchandise should be returned to the original point of purchase or

90220.

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

M11-UM_rev.A

P.N.: 1270750018000

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