Mitsubishi Electric Sanda Works NR20463AF34606 User Manual

CONFIDENTIAL

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NR-204 Outline manual

-Application-

Head Unit High US Changer (NR-204-6U)

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Introduction

Total System

Function

䂾1

COMAND-Display

䂾

2

Display
Swivel and Folding

䂾3

COMAND-HeadUnit

䂾4

COMAND-Controller
(Central Control Element)

Components of COMAND system
COMAND consists the following main

functions

x Display for informations to customer

x the COMAND control unit with the

single DVD drive assembly or the
DVD changer drive.

x the COMAND CONTROLLER with

back and erase key.

With COMAND you serve the following
main functions

x Navigation system with voice guidance

x Audio system with Radio, Sirius,

Disc(CD-Audio, DVD-Audio, MP3),
PCMCIA-memory card (MP3), Music
Register and Audio AUX.

x Hands free system for telephone and

the communication of SMS and
Address book. Via Bluetooth
communication.

x DVD-Video

x The vehicle system settings.

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selected a main function, the main area is
active.

Menu Overview

COMAND-Display

In the display of COMAND you see the
momentarily selected function and the
associated menus. The COMAND display
is divided into several ranges. In the
example you see the radio
announcement.

The status line 䂾

1 shows current

attitudes for radio, telephone status and
current time.

Over the menu line 䂾2 you can call the

desired main function.
The choice takes place with the

COMAND CONTROLLER.

For example, if radio function in Audio
application group is selected, the main

area 䂾3 become active and shows the

application screen.

After choice of a main function you find
the associated menu in the COMAND

display at the lower edge 䂾4 .

For the main functions navigation, audio
and telephone, additional menus in the
COMAND display are available if you

select the main functions on 䂾2 .

䂾1 Status Line

䂾2 main functions

䂾3 Main area

䂾4 Sub menus

The COMAND display shows the function
currently selected and its associated
menus.

The COMAND display is divided into
several rows. The active line is
highlighted in white. Once you have

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Control system COMAND

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Introduction

Function

To select Radio functions

䂾1

And if Radio is active, select
wave band.

To select Disc functions,

2

䂾

CD-Audio, DVD-Audio, MP3
files. Also for DVD-Video screen.

Disc slot.

䂾3

CDs/DVDs, and Map update disc
for Navigation system.

Eject of CDs/DVDs

䂾4

Clear key for

䂾5

delete entries on spellers and
PIN / Number entry.

10 keypad for

6

䂾

Enter telephone number
PIN entry
DTMF-Tone send
Select preset stations
Select Disc medias

Function

Select Next track / First forward

䂾7

by long press.

System Power switch

䂾8

PCMCIA-Card Slot

䂾9

for MP3 files, Address book.

Eject button for PCMCIA-Card

䂾10

Select Previous track / Backword

䂾11

by longpress.

Pin confirm

䂾12

call accept
call establish
re-dialling

Function

Call reject

䂾13

Terminate active call
Reject waiting call
Terminate waiting call

Initiate system menu

䂾14

Mute current sound source

䂾15

Turn off microphone
Mute Traffic announcements /

Voice guidance of Navigation

Initiate Telephone application

䂾16

Initiate Navigation application

䂾17

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Control system COMAND

COMAND-Controller

䂾1 COMAND-Controller

With the COMAND CONTROLLER you
select the menu options on the COMAND
display.

You move a selection bar.
In this way you can call menus or lists,

within menus or lists move and menus or
lists leave.

The COMAND controller can be:

x Pressed briefly or pressed and held

x Tuned clockwise of anti-clockwise

x Slide to the left, to right, up, down or

diagonally.

This allows you to move within a menu, to
select a menu item or to exit a menu.

You can also move within a menu by
tuning or sliding the controller.

Press briefly

x Select a menu item

x Exit the full screen view

Press and Hold until the selected action is
carried out

x Stores a channel/ station

x Accepts a destination for navigation

Turn

x Scrolls through vertical or horizontal

menus

x Scrolls through text

x Makes settings

Slides (up/down/left/right/diagonally)

x Scrolls through menus

x Exit a horizontal menu (UP/Down)

x Moves Navigation map

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x Exit a vertical menu (Left/Right)

x Fast-forward / rewind during CD or

DVD/ PCMCIA playback.

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Return Key

䂾1 Back Key

Short press:
COMAND ch

enu level.

m

Long press:
COMAND changes into t

f last used application.

o

anges into the last higher

he basic screen

Clear Key

1 Clear Key

䂾

Short press:
Deletion of single indication

Long press:
Deletion of whole indication

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Calling up the basic menu

Vertical menus

Horizontal menus

Illustration; the basic Audio Menu

The basic menu for a main function can be
called up as follows:

¾To move to the top line: slide

¾To select a main functions; slide

or turn.

¾To confirm the selection: press

.

Move within a menu

¾Slide

Selecting a menu item

¾Press

Exiting a menu without making a
selection

¾Slide

to the direction of the list.

or turn. .

in the opposite direction

Move within a menu

¾Slide

Selecting a menu item

¾Press

Exiting a menu without making a
selection

¾Slide

to the direction of the list.

or turn. .

in the opposite direction

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Radio

1

2

3

4

5 6 7

䂾

1 Main area showing station and fre-

quency

䂾

2 Preset position of selected station.

䂾3 Frequency of the selected station.

䂾

4 For sound setting

䂾5 Radio options

䂾6 Preset options

䂾7 Display / switch wave band (depends

on selected radio source)

Switching wavebands

You can switch the radio between the FM, AW,
WB wavebands.

¾Select “Audio”

㹢

“Audio”㹢 “Radio”

㹢

“waveband display

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7

¾Select the desired waveband.

or

¾Press

.function button.

Tuning in stations

You can tune in stations from the station
list or by manually entering the frequency.

¾Slide

or turn when the

main area is selected.

or

¾Press

The station list appears. The in
front of a list entry indicates the current
selected station. A number in front of
the list entry indicates the preset
position in the station preset memory.

¾Select a station

or

¾Press

or button on front

panel.

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Switching to radio mode

¾Select “Audio” 㹢 “Audio” 㹢 “Radio”

or

¾Press

.function button.

The radio display appears once you have
switched to radio mode. You will hear the
previously set station on the preciously
set waveband.

䂾i The number of times you have to

press the function button depends on the
operating mode currently selected.

Wave band Frequency

FM 87.7-107.9MHz

AM 530-1710kHz

WB 162,400-162,550kHz