Peterbilt Smart Nav Service Manual

In-Cab Infotainment System

Système d’infodivertissement dans la cabine Sistema de Entretenimiento Informativo en la Cabina

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Manuel de l’opérateur Manual de operario

Contents

Safety

Emergency

Controls

Driving

Maintenance

Information

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Contents

©2012 Paccar Inc - All Rights Reserved

This manual illustrates and describes the operation of features or equipment which may be either standard or optional on this vehicle. This manual may also include a description of features and equipment which are no longer available or were not ordered on this vehicle. Please disregard any illustrations or descriptions relating to features or equipment which are not on this vehicle.

PACCAR reserves the right to discontinue, change specifications, or change the design of its vehicles at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation.

The information contained in this manual is proprietary to PACCAR. Reproduction, in whole or in part, by any means is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization from PACCAR Inc.

Introduction

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Preface

Safety Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

General Safety Reminders . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4

FCC Statement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5

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Preface	WARNING		CAUTION		1
Safety Messages	WARNING!		CAUTION
A number of alerting messages are
in this manual. Please read and	When you see this word, the message		Signals a potentially hazardous
follow them. They are there for your
	that follows is especially vital. It signals		situation which, if not avoided, could
protection and information. These
	a potentially hazardous situation		result in property or vehicle damage
messages can help you avoid injury to
	which, if not avoided, could result in
yourself and others, as well as prevent			Example:
	an injury or death. This message will
costly damages to the vehicle.
	tell you what the hazard is, what can
			CAUTION
Key symbols and “signal words” are	happen if you don't heed the warning,
	and how to avoid it.		Continuing to operate your vehi-
used to indicate what kind of message
is going to follow. Pay special attention	Example:		cle with insufficient oil pressure will
to instructions prefaced by symbols			cause serious engine damage.
and the signal words “WARNING”,
	WARNING!
“CAUTION”, and “NOTE”. Please do
	Never carry additional fuel contain-
not ignore any of these alerts.
	ers in the vehicle. Such containers,
	full or empty, may leak, explode or
	cause a fire in the event of a colli-
	sion.

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1		NOTE		Please take the time to read these	General Safety Reminders
		NOTE		messages when you see them, and	Certain functions are restricted to
				remember:	operate only when the vehicle is
					stationary for your safety and the
		Provides general information: for		WARNING!	safety of those not in the vehicle.
				Something that could seriously in-
		example, the note may suggest how to			Safe driving is only possible with the
				jure or kill you or others.
		operate the vehicle more efficiently.			proper concentration on the driving
		Example:			task. Keep distraction to a minimum to
				CAUTION
					improve your concentration. Examples
				Something that could cause prop-	of distractions may include radio
		NOTE
				erty or vehicle damage.	controls, GPS navigation controls,
		Pumping the accelerator will not as-			cellular telephone calls, cellular text
		sist in starting the engine.			messages, reading or reaching for
				NOTE
					something on the floor. Minimizing
				Useful information.	your distractions will improve safe
					driving and will help avoid an accident
					involving death or personal injury.

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			Preface
			FCC Statement
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WARNING!		WARNING!
			This device complies with Part 15 of
Only glance at the display monitor		Regardless of how and where the
			the FCC rules subject to the following
while driving. Prolonged periods of		navigation system directs you, it is
			two conditions:
viewing while driving could result in		yourresponsibilitytooperatetheve-
an accident and death or personal		hicle in a safe and legal manner.	This device may not cause harmful
injury.		Failure to do so may lead to death,
			interference.
		personal injury or equipment dam-
WARNING!		age.	Thisdevicemustacceptallinterference
Do not program the System while			received, including interference that
		WARNING!	may cause undesired operation.
driving. Always stop your vehicle
when programming or changing the		Ensure the volume level of all audio	Changesormodificationsnotexpressly
settings on the System. Program-		devices is set to a level that still al-
			approved by the party responsible
ming the system while driving can		lows you to hear outside traffic and
			for compliance could void the user’s
cause you to take your eyes off the		emergency vehicles. Failure to do
			authority to operate the equipment.
road, which could result in an acci-		so may result in an accident involv-
dent which may lead to death, per-		ing death, personal injury or equip-
sonal injury or equipment damage.		ment damage.
		NOTE
		Do not rely on the Navigation Sys-
		temtorouteyoutotheclosestemer-
		gency services. Not all emergency
		services are in the database.

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		Preface
1		To limit Radio Frequency (RF)
		exposure please keep a distance of at
		least 20 cm from the device. For any
		other request regarding RF exposure
		compliance in Canada, please refer to
		our local representative:

Renaissance Consulting

11 Parsons Ridge Road,

Kanata, Ottawa, Ontario,

Canada, K2L 2M1

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CONTROLS

Introduction

PACCAR Truck Navigation System . . . . . . . . 3-3

Touch Screens

Exploring the Touch Screens . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6

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Introduction

press the power button on the remote	Remote Head Unit
head unit without using the ignition key.

PACCAR Truck Navigation

System

The PACCAR truck navigation system provides real-time truck monitoring, truck navigation, virtual gauges, hands-free Bluetooth® connectivity, voice recognition, and an integrated audio system with satellite radio as well as MP3 and iPod® capabilities.

The PACCAR truck navigation system enables all functions with or without the key in the ACC or ON position. A power savings feature is enabled when it is being used and the ignition key is not in the ACC or ON position. The power savings feature will enable functionality for 20 minutes and then will enter standby mode to conserve power. The user has the option to insert the ignition key (if not already inserted) and turn it to the ACC or ON position. Alternatively, the user may

If the user presses the power button without using the ignition key, then the PACCAR truck navigation system will enable another 20 minutes of use.

If the user turns the key to the ON position, the system will enable functionality without the power savings feature.

NOTE

After extended times of use with the key out of the ignition, and the operator starts the engine, the unit will shutdown and restart.

The PACCAR truck navigation system consists of a remote head unit and a touch screen display. The remote head unit is located in the instrument panel near the touch screen display. Locations may vary by models.

	The following buttons, knobs and
	connections are on the face of the
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	head unit
	• Power Button / Volume Knob
	•	Eject Button
	•	Voice Button
	•	Home Button
	•	Truck Button
	•	Connect Button
	•	Nav Button
	•	Tools Button
	•	Cancel Button
	•	Audio Button

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•Rewind Button

•Forward Button

•Phone Button

•Setup Button

•USB jack

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Touch Screen Home Menu

When the system is first turned on it will default to the home screen.

•Truck

•Connect

•Navigation

•Tools

•Phone

•Audio

•Set Up

Quick Jump Bar

The ‘Quick Jump Bar’ is at the bottom of the screen. It allows you to go directly to other screens with one press of the button.

1.Home

Takes you to the home screen. It will display on every screen except the home menu screen. It will be gray and inactive on the home screen.

2.OK

Takes you to the truck screen options. The green OK icon will be on if all systems working OK. If the systems are not OK a “!” warning icon will appear.

3.Navigation

Takes you to the navigation screen. It will display the current compass heading.

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4.Audio

Takes you to the current active audio screen.

5.Phone

Takes you to the current active phone screen.

If no phone is connected the phone will be gray. The red X will be present if a call is missed on a Bluetooth® connected phone. The envelope is gray if there are no text messages.

6.Screen Display Settings

Allows the user to make changes to the screen such as turning the screen off, displaying in day or night mode, and adjusting brightness.

Title Bar

The Title Bar is at the top of the screen. Not every screen will have the title bar due to the particular options for each screen.

1.Identification of Screen/Function

The screen/function shows the screen the user is currently on.

2.Available Screen Pages

The screen pages show the user if multiple pages are available. This feature is only available on menus where more than one page is available. You can press the page number on the screen to go to that page.

3.Time

The time display displays the current system time.

4.Temperature

The temperature display displays the outside temperature.

5.Back Button

Pressing the back button allows

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the user to go back one screen. The back button is only visible when you get to the third screen of the current menu you are in.

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Touch Screens

ExploringtheTouchScreens

From the Home menu press the truck icon. This will bring up the Truck menu.

Truck Menu

The truck menu will display the vehicle monitoring functions of the PACCAR Display. It will display four vehicle monitoring features.

Gauges

Press the GAUGES icon. The screen will display the virtual gauge view.

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Peterbilt Virtual Gauges

Home Menu Screen

Truck Menu Screen

Truck Menu Icons

•Gauges

•Diagnostic Messages

•Camera

•Hybrid Mode (if equipped)

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Virtual Gauges - Standard		•	Manifold Pressure
•			Displays the power your engine is
	Torque Percentage		putting out by showing the amount
	Displays engine output torque as		of turbo boost.
	a percentage of the maximum	Virtual Gauges - Optional
	torque rating.
• Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)		•	Optional Gauges
Kenworth Virtual Gauges	Status		Optional virtual gauges are		3
	Displays the current status of		available. Please refer to the
	the DPF and when it should		vehicle's operator manual for
	be cleaned. Refer to the Engine		information.
	AftertreatmentSystemsOperator’s
	Manual for additional information.
• Miles Per Gallon (MPG)
	Displays the current fuel economy
	average in mpg.
• Oil Temperature (if equipped)
	Displays the current engine oil
	temperature.
•	Transmission Temperature (if
	equipped)
	Displays the current transmission
	temperature.

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Warnings

Press the warning icon on the screen. This will display any vehicle system that is out of specification. Refer

to the vehicle operator manual for descriptions of the warning icons.

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Hybrid

Press the Hybrid icon. This will launch the Hybrid monitoring environment.

When in the Hybrid monitoring environment, the bottom bar menu shall be maintained. The Hybrid screens have no touch screen functionality or interaction. Only the bottom bar will maintain the touch control.

Hybrid Monitoring Screen

Please refer to the Hybrid Operator’s Manual Supplement for more details about the hybrid display.

Diagnostic Messages

Diagnostic Message Home Screen

The truck diagnostic screen will display active messages from the following systems:

•Engine

•Engine Aftertreatment System

•Transmission

•Instrumentation System

•Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)

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•PACCARTruckNavigationInternal Diagnostics

The messages will display as long as the fault remains active from the system source. Once the fault is no longer active, the message will be removed from the screen.

TheDiagnosticMessageHomeScreen will show a maximum of 5 messages per screen and can be paged up or down using the arrows on the right hand side of the screen.

The up and down arrows will be gray unless there are more than 5 messages.

Truck Diagnostics Screen

Once a message is selected, the system will go to the Diagnostic Detail Screen. This feature will show the active diagnostic messages on the vehicle and cannot be used as a method to clear them. Clearing

messages will have to be done through the systems diagnostic clearing processes.

Truck Diagnostic Detail Screen

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The diagnostic detail screen will display:

•Source Address

•Source of Diagnostic Code

•SPN

•FMI

•Text Description of Code

The user can press the CLOSE button at the bottom to return to the Truck Diagnostic Home Screen.

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Cameras (Optional)	•	Up Arrow – Forward. Activated	Navigation
Cameras can be viewed in the		when up arrow on screen is	Press the Navigation button on the
		pressed.
automatic and manual modes.			screen. This will bring up GPS screen.
In the automatic mode, the cameras	• Right Arrow – Right Side.
		Activated by right turn signal.
are identified by the arrow keys. The
	•
arrow keys indicate the direction the		Left Arrow – Left Side. Activated
operator is seeing.		by left turn signal.
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Automatic Camera Mode

When in automatic mode and in the camera screen, the cameras views are as follows:

In the manual mode, the cameras are identified by numbers. Press the number icons 1-4 at the top of the screen to view that camera. How the cameras were installed will determine which number corresponds with the camera view.

Garmin® GPS Screen

Follow the instructions from the supplied GPS manual on how to use the GPS system.

•Down Arrow – Reverse. Activated when shifted into reverse

Manual Camera Mode

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Tools

Calculator

Alarm

Press on the Tools button on the screen. The following tools are available:

Tools Screen

•Calculator

•Alarm Clock

•Video Player

•Calendar

Press the calculator icon. The Calculator can perform quick computations. Use the screen just as you would a calculator.

Press the alarm icon. The operator can set the alarm and pick an audio source to play at the designated time. The Alarm will only provide for one alarm setting.

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Alarm Screen

Calculator Screen

If the alarm time is reached while the device is in its power savings sleep mode, the system will turn on and the alarm will sound at the programmed time.

The up and down arrows on the left hand side of the screen are used to set the hour as the hour advances

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past 12, the AM to PM transition will happen. The same holds true if the hours are decreasing and go from 1 to 12 in the downward direction. The up and down arrows on the right hand side of the screen are used to set the minutes. Advancing the minutes over 59 or decreasing below 1 does not

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Pressing the Set button sets the alarm and the bell icon goes from 50% intensity to full intensity. Pressing the Set button turns the alarm off and the belliconreducesbackto50%intensity.

Pressing the Snooze button will activate the snooze feature, which will shut the alarm off for approximately 10 minutes and then the alarm will sound again.

Video

The video screen allows the user to bring in video using the aux-in input on the front of the head unit. When the video button is pressed, the screen will bring in video to the main area of the screen. The top and bottom bars will be maintained.

If no video signal is present from the aux-in input, the main area of the screen will remain blacked out.

Calendar

Press the Calendar icon to bring up the calendar. The left and right arrows will allow you to scroll forward or backwards through the months.

Calendar

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Phone

The Phone function provides the ability for the user to place and receive calls via a Bluetooth® connected phone.

•Phone Key Pad

•Contacts

•Connect Phone

•Call/Answer

•Hang Up/Ignore

Phone Screen

Pressing the PACCAR button will dial the Peterbilt or Kenworth call center

depending on whether the device is a Peterbilt or Kenworth. The call center phone numbers are:

•Peterbilt Call Center: 1-800-473-8372 (1-800-4-Peterbilt)

•Kenworth Call Center: 1-800-592-7747 (1-800-KWASSIST)

Contacts

Pressing the Contacts button will show any contacts that are stored on your phone. Use the up and down arrows to scroll through your contacts. Press the contact you want to select it.

NOTE
If your phone is connected via Blue-
tooth® and has the capability of
sharing the contact list, it will ap-
pear here. Refer to the Changing
Personal Settings section for more
details on how to download the	3
phone’s contact list.

Search contacts by pressing "search in phone book" field. Begin entering name on keyboard. Press the contact you want to select. Leaving the contacts screen will clear the search results.

Contacts Screen

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NOTE

Not all phones will be able to utilizethisfunctionality. Pleasecontact your authorized dealership to find out if your phone is compatible with this function.

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Pressing the Calls button will bring up the calls screen. By pressing the appropriate button you can view any missed, received or dialed calls.

Text

Pressing the Text button will bring up the text screen. Press the new to create a new text message. The keyboard will appear so you can type your message.

NOTE

Not all phones will be able to utilizethisfunctionality. Pleasecontact your authorized dealership to find out if your phone is compatible with this function.

Make Call

Make Call Screen

Select the number from the contact list or dial the number using the touchpad. Press the green phone to make a call. The number or the contact will show up in phone number field. Phone turns red once dialing begins.

Calls Screen

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In Call

Incoming Call

In Call Screen

The phone title changes to Phone – In Call once the dialing begins

To end the call, press the red phone icon. This will disconnect the call.

Any call received while In Call will simply show missed call icon (‘X’) on the quick jump bar next to the phone symbol.

Incoming Call Popup

When an incoming call comes in the INCOMING CALL popup will appear. The number will be displayed and if it is in the contact list the contact will appear. To accept the call press the accept button. If you chose not to answer press the ignore button.

Phone Voice Recognition

The phone function also includes voice recognition for certain phone controls. To enter a command, press the [VOICE] button (as shown below), wait for the voice prompt and then speak your command in a clear voice.

The system will accept a single word command and will prompt for the next command, such as a name or a phone number. The system is also capable 3 of accepting complex commands of

“Call” or “Dial” and the name or phone number to call.

Pressing the [Cancel] button on the controller will return the voice command back to the phone control

and will allow the process to start over.

If the system does not recognize your command, try speaking louder and reduce background noise such as

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air conditioning fan, open windows, radio or other conversations. Speak numbers in groups of 3 or 5 and a slight pause in between. Do not speak a 10 digit number without pausing.

The voice recognition system will recognize the language it is currently set for. (For example, if the system is

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Audio

Pressing the Audio button will bring up the Audio screen. The Audio screen gives the user access to the entertainment audio sources.

Main Audio Screen

•Band – FM/AM/WB

•Sirius – Sirius® Satellite Radio

•CD

•USB – Memory Stick Input

•Aux – MP3 device input or iPod® input

•BT - Bluetooth® Paired Device Input

The button will activate once the source becomes active.

Radio Band Select

Band Select

The band select screen allows the user to select different control features of the FM/AM/WB radio.

The first press of the Band button in the top left hand corner of the audio main screen takes the user to the band select screen. The screen will be for the band last selected and the default will be FM. By pressing the Band button again the user can change audio bands in the following order: FM to AM to WB and then to FM again.

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The Seek down arrow button lets the user select the next available station down the band. The Seek up arrow button allows the user to advance to the next available station up the band.

The Scan button allows the user to set the radio to automatically scan all available stations by advancing up the band until it reaches the end of the band and then will start again at the bottom of the band. To select a station press the Scan button again.

The Tune down arrow button allows the user to manually tune down the dial while the Tune up arrow button allows the user to manually tune up the dial. There is no fast advancement by holding down on either key.

The Preset button allows the user to select between groups of presets and displays the group currently available by the preset buttons. Example:

Preset 0 is the first group of presets

1-6, Preset 1 is the next group of presets and so on.

The Preset buttons number 1-6 allows the user to store and access up to 24 presets. The presets are divided into four groups of 6 presets labeled 0-3. Pressing on a preset button will take the user to the assigned station.

Press and hold the button for the preset location for more than 1 second to store the desired station. The information area shows what preset the user is on, the station, the band, and any station info that is broadcast.

Sirius®

SIRIUS® Radio:

SIRIUS® Satellite Radio and SIRIUS® Traffic subscriptions sold separately or as a package. Service automatically renews and you will be billed, at then-current rates, unless you call 1-888-539-7474 to cancel. Subscriptions governed by SIRIUS® Terms and Conditions available

at sirius.com. Installation costs, one-time 3 activation fee, other fees and taxes will

apply. SIRIUS® Traffic available in select markets, and SIRIUS® data displays and individual product availability vary by hardware equipment. SIRIUS® service available only to those at least 18 years of age in the 48 contiguous USA, DC, and

Puerto Rico (with coverage limitations). Fees and programming subject to change. © 2010 SIRIUS® XM Radio Inc. SIRIUS®, XM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of SIRIUS® XM Radio Inc. and its subsidiaries.

Pressing the Sirius® button takes the user to the Sirius® Main Screen. There are six presets per each satellite group (SAT0 - SAT3) for a total of 24 preset stations.

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Sirius® Main Screen

3 The CAT up arrow button takes the user to the next available category and CAT down arrow takes the user to the previously available category.

The Tune up arrow button takes the user up to the next available station and the Tune down arrow button takes the user down to the next available station.

Press the CAT Select button will show the user Category screen.

Sirius® Category Select

Pressing the CH SELECT button takes the user to Channel SELECT screen.

Sirius® Channel Select

The Sirius® screen is activated when the user presses the Info button on the Sirius® Main Screen. Press the Cancel button to leave the screen.

Sirius® Info

Special messages screen comes up when the Sirius® Mode needs to inform user of status.

Sirius® Special Message

The messages available are:

•Acquiring Signal

•Antenna Error

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•	Channels Updating	Pressing the RPT button allows the	where the track maintains the original
			file information.
•		user to repeat the track. Press the
	Firmware
		button to turn off the repeat function.	Pressing the SONG button allows the
Compact Disc (CD)
		Pressing the SHUF button allows the	user to select the song to be played
			(if supported by the CD information).
The CD screen is accessed by		user to select shuffle play mode which
			Pressing the up and down arrows
pressing the CD button.		will random play tracks on the CD.
			to the right will page up and down
		Pressing the SHUF button again will
			through the available songs. The user	3
		turn off the shuffle feature.	can play a specific song by selecting it
		Pressing the BWSE button allows the	from the list or pressing the arrow to
			the right of the song title. Pressing the
		user to browse the files on a CD (if
			BACK button will take you back to the
		supported by the CD information).
			previous screen.
		Pressing the up and down arrows
		to the right will page up and down	Pressing the GENRE button allows
		through the available files. Pressing
Compact Disc			the user to select the genre of music
		a specific file will show a list of songs
			to be played (if supported by the CD
When a CD is loaded and depending		available in that file. Pressing the
			information). Pressing the up and
on the CD format, the screen will		arrow to the right of the file will start	down arrows to the right will page
display the Artist Name, Album Title,		playing the first song in that file and	up and down through the selections.
Song Title and Track Number out		continue playing songs from that file.	Pressing the specific genre wanted will
of Tracks available (x/xx), and Time		Pressing the BACK button will take	show a list of artists available in that
Elapsed.		you back to the previous screen. Note:	genre. Pressing the arrow next to the
		This feature is for CD’s that have files	genre will start playing the first track

loaded from numerous other sources	within that genre and continue playing

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other songs from that genre. Pressing the BACK button will take you back to the previous screen.

Pressing the ARTIST button allows the user to select the artist to be played (if supported by the CD information). Pressing the up and down arrows to therightwillpageupanddownthrough

3 the available artists. Pressing a specific artist will show a list of albums available for that artist, pressing the album will show the list of songs from that artist. Pressing the arrow to the right of the artist will start playing the first song for that artist and continue playing songs from that artist. Pressing the BACK button will take you back to the previous screen. Note: This feature is for CD’s that have files loaded from numerous other sources where the track maintains the original artist information.

Pressing the ALBUM button allows the user to select the album to be played

(if supported by the CD information). Pressing the up and down arrows to therightwillpageupanddownthrough the available albums. Pressing a specific album will show a list of songs available on the album. Pressing the arrow to the right of the album will start playing the first song on the album and continue playing songs from that album. Pressing the BACK button will take you back to the previous screen. Note: This feature is for CD’s that have files loaded from numerous other sources where the track maintains the original album information.

The jump back a track, rewind, play, fast forward and jump ahead a track buttons are on the information screen.

USB Input

In USB mode, the device will play audio files that are stored on a USB audio device. Operating the controls

for the USB input are similar to playing audio on a CD.

USB Input

iPod® Controls

The iPod® controls screen allows the user to access and play iPod® information when an iPod® is connected to the USB port.

NOTE

Not all Apple® devices will be able to utilize all of the funcationality described in this section. Please contact your authorized dealership to find out if your device is compatible with this function.

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