Philips CED2000 User Manual

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Contents

1 Safety 3

2 Your car entertainment system 4

Introduction 4
What's in the box 4
Overview of the main unit 5
Overview of the remote control 6

3 Install the car entertainment system 7

Connect wires 8
About the GPS antenna 11
Mount into the dashboard 12

4 Get started 13

Prepare the remote control 13
Turn on 13
Use the home menu 14
Set the date and time 15
Switch display designs 16

5 Play from hard media 16

Load a disc 16
Connect a USB storage device 17
Insert an SD/SDHC card 17
Control play 18

Browse recorded les 19
About DivX® videos 19

6 Listen to radio 21

Switch to radio mode 21
Set up 21
Tune to a radio station 21
Store radio stations in memory 22
Tune to a preset radio station 22
Use RDS related features 22

7 Use the navigation system 24

Insert the map data card 24
Navigate your road trip 24

8 Use Bluetooth devices 25

Activate the Bluetooth function 25
Pair a device 25
Play audio from a connected device 27
Make a call 28

9 Play from an iPod/iPhone 30

Compatible iPod/iPhone models 30
Connect your iPod/iPhone 30
Control play 31
Charge your iPod/iPhone 31

10 Smart Connect Link 32

11 Unisersal USB Charging 32

12 Adjust sound 33

Adjust the volume level 33
Mute sound 33
Enable the MAX Sound effect 33
Enable the DBB sound effect 33
Enable the FullSound effect 33
Select a preset sound equalizer 33
Others 34

13 Adjust settings 35

Access system setup menus 35
Adjust general settings 36
View system information 36
Adjust Navigation settings 37
Adjust Bluetooth settings 37

14 Others 38

Play external audio/video input 38
Use buttons on the steering wheel 38

Reset the system 39
Replace the fuse 39
Upgrade the rmware 39

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15 Product information 40

16 Troubleshooting 42

General 42
About the Bluetooth device 43

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1 Safety

Read and understand all instructions before you
use the device. If damage is caused by failure to
follow instructions, the warranty does not apply.

• Use of controls or adjustments or
performance of procedures other than
herein may result in hazardous radiation
exposure or other unsafe operation.

• The device is designed for negative ground
(earth) 12 V DC operation only.

• To reduce the risk of trafc accidents, do

not watch video when driving.

• To ensure safe driving, adjust the volume to
a safe and comfortable level.

• Improper fuses can cause damage or
re. When you need to change the fuse,

consult a professional.

• Use only the supplied mounting hardware
for a safe and secure installation.

• To avoid short circuits, do not expose the
device, remote control or remote control
batteries to rain or water.

• The device shall not be exposed to
dripping or splashing.

• Do not place any sources of danger on
the device (e.g. liquid lled objects, lighted

candles).

• Never insert objects into the ventilation
slots or other openings on the device.

• Never place any objects other than discs
into the disc tray/slot.

• To avoid exposure to laser radiation, do
not disassemble the device.

• Risk of damage to the screen! Never touch,
push, rub or strike the screen with any
object.

• Never use solvents such as benzene,
thinner, cleaners available commercially, or
anti-static sprays intended for discs.

• Clean the device with soft, damp cloth.
Never use substances such as alcohol,
chemicals or household cleaners on the
device.

• Risk of swallowing batteries! A coin
type battery is bundled, which can be
swallowed. Keep the battery out of reach
of children at all times!

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2 Your car

entertainment
system

Congratulations on your purchase, and

welcome to Philips! To fully benet from the

support that Philips offers, register your product
at www.philips.com/welcome.

Introduction

With the car entertainment system, you can

• listen to music,

• watch videos,

• view pictures,

• listen to FM (RDS included) and AM/MW

radio,

• make phone calls via Bluetooth, and

• navigate your road trip.

What's in the box

Check and identify the contents of the package:

1 Main unit 2 Remote

control

3 ISO male connector

X 2

4 Rubber

cushion

5 Screw X 4

(M5x8mm)

6 Hexagon

head screw

7 Remote control

battery

8 GPS

antenna

9 Use manual

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Overview of the main unit

a

• Press to eject the disc.

b

• Press to access the navigation system.

• Press and hold to pop up virtual

control buttons, only available when an
external smart link box(not supplied) is
connected with the system.

c

• Press to turn on the unit.

• Press and hold to turn off the unit.

• Press to mute the speakers or release

them from mute status.

d RESET

• Press to reset the system.

e

• Insert an SD/SDHC card.

f MAP

• Insert a microSD card that stores the
digital map data.

g iR sensor

• The sensor that receives infra-red
signals from the remote control.

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h AV-IN

• Connect to the audio and video
output sockets of an external player by
a composite AV cable.

i

• Connect to a USB storage device or
iPod/iPhone.

j LCD screen
k +/-

• Press to increase or decrease the
volume.

l MIC

• The built-in microphone for phone
calls.

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Overview of the remote
control

a SOURCE

• Press repeatedly to select a source.

b

• Press to eject the disc.

c

• Return to the previous menu or mode.

d VOLUME + / -

• Press to increase or decrease the
volume.

e

• Access the home menu.

f

• Enable or disable the maximum sound.

g

• Switch to video playback mode.

h

• Enable or disable the FullSound effect.

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i DVD AUDIO

• Select an audio language or audio
channel.

j DBB

• Enable or disable the DBB (Dynamic
Bass Boost) sound effect.

k EQ

• Select a preset sound equalizer.

l MUSIC ZONE

• Select a music listening zone.

m

• Turn on or off the screen.

n

• Press and hold to pop up virtual
control buttons, only available when an
external smart link box(not supplied) is
connected with the system. tch to the
control interface for front source or
rear source.

o TOP MENU

• Return to top menu.

p DVD MENU

• Access the DVD menu.

q

• Switch to music playback mode.

r

• Switch to picture slideshow mode.

s

• Start, pause, or resume the play.

t OK

• Conrm an option.

u / /TRACK -/TRACK +

• Skip to the previous or next track,
chapter, or le.

• For DVD, press and hold to select a

speed for fast backward or forward
search.

v BAND

• Select a tuner band.

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w / /PRESET +/PRESET -

• Tune to the previous or next preset
radio station.

• Skip to the previous or next folder.

x

• Press to turn on the system.

• Press and hold to turn off the system.

• Press to mute the speakers or release

them from mute status.

y NAVI

• Press to access the navigation system.

3 Install the car

entertainment
system

Always follow the instructions in this chapter in
sequence.

These instructions are for a typical installation.
However, if your car has different requirements,
make the adjustment accordingly. If you have
any question regarding installation kits, consult
your local retailer.

Note

• This system is designed for negative ground (earth) 12V

DC operation only.

• Always install this system in the car dashboard. Other

locations can be dangerous as the rear of the system
heats up during use.

• To avoid short-circuit: before you connect, make sure

that the ignition is off.

• Make sure that you connect the yellow and red power

supply leads after all other leads are connected.

• Make sure that all loose leads are insulated with

electrical tape.

• Make sure that the leads do not get caught under

screws iron parts that will move (e.g. seat rail).

• Make sure that all ground (earth) leads are run to a

common ground (earth) point.

• Use only the supplied mounting hardware for a safe

and secure installation.

• Improper fuses can cause damage or re. When you

need to change the fuse, consult a professional.

• When you connect other devices to this system, make

sure that the rating of the car circuit is higher than the
total fuse value of all the connected devices.

• Never connect speaker wires to the metal body or

chassis of the car.

• Never connect speaker wires with stripes to one

another.

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Connect wires

Note

• Make sure that all loose leads are insulated with

electrical tape.

• Consult a professional to connect wires as instructed

below.

• Before connection, check the car's wiring carefully.

1 Connect the ISO male connectors.

ISO male connectors Connect to

1 Green strip, black-

edged green strip

Rear left speaker

2 White strip, black-

edged white strip

Front left speaker

3 Gray strip, black-

edged gray strip

Front right speaker

4 Purple strip, black-

edged purple strip

Rear right speaker

e Red strip Ignition key +12V

DC when ON/ACC

f Blue strip Motor/electric

antenna relay
control lead

g Blue strip, white strip Amplier relay

control lead
h Black strip Ground
i Yellow strip The +12V car

battery which is

energized at all times

2 Connect other wires if necessar y.

Caution

• To avoid an accident, the driver must not watch video

while driving. By design, this system disallows watching
video during drive. Park your car in a safe place and
engage the parking brake before watching video.

Note

• When the parking brake of your vehicle is not engaged,

the video blocking system is activated. It blocks the
display of front video source only.

• If the system is not properly connected with the

parking brake control module of your vehicle, video
signals will be blocked by the system, with the below
message displayed on the TFT.

Connectors and

sockets on rear panel

External sockets
or connectors

1 For ISO male

connectors

As indicated
above

2 REAR OUT R (Red

socket)

Rear right
speaker

3 AV-IN R(Red socket) Right audio

channel output
socket of an
external player

4 AV-IN L(White socket) Left audio

channel output
socket of an
external player

5 REAR OUT L (White

socket)

Rear left speaker

6 VIDEO IN (Yellow

socket)

Video output
socket of an
external player

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Connectors and

sockets on rear panel

External sockets
or connectors

7 VIDEO OUT 1 (Yellow

socket)

Video input
socket of an
external display
device

8 VIDEO OUT 2 (Yellow

socket)

Video input
socket of an
external display
device

9 RADIO ANTENNA

(Green socket)

Radio antenna

10 CAMERA IN (Purple

socket)

Video output
socket of an
external camera

11 SUB-W OUT (Blue

socket)

Sub-woofer

12 REVERSE CAMERA

(Purple wire)

Reverse camera
(B+)

13 PARKING BRAKE

(Pink wire)

Parking brake (-)

14 OE SWC IR REMOTE

IN (Brown wire)

OE SWC
remote in

15 OE SWC IR REMOTE

IN (Black wire)

Ground

16 OE SWC AD LEARN

(White wire)

OE SWC AD
Learn line 1

17 OE SWC AD LEARN

(White wire)

OE SWC AD
Learn line 2

18 OE SWC AD LEARN

(Black wire)

Ground

19 EXTERNAL BOX

CONNECTOR (Black

connector)

External
navigation box

20 External Mic (Black

connector)

External
microphone

21 GPS AERIAL (Black

connector)

GPS smart
antenna

22 FRONT OUT R (Red

connector)

Front right
speaker

23 FRONT OUT L

(White connector)

Front left speaker

Tip

• The pin arrangement for the ISO connectors depends

on the type of your vehicle. To avoid damage to the
system, connect properly.

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About the GPS antenna

Warning

• Risk of injury: Never install the antenna and its

accessories on the airbag cover.

• Risk of swallowing parts: Keep the antenna and

accessories out of the reach of children.

Caution

• Risk of electromagnetic interference: Do not install the

GPS antenna over any sensors or vents.

• Risk of short circuit, malfunction, or damage to your car

navigation system: Do not alter the GPS antenna cable
or dismantle the antenna box.

• Risk of poor reception: Use the supplied metal sheet

only, and never cut or distort it; do not paint the GPS
antenna.

• Risk of damage to the GPS antenna cable: Never pull

the antenna cable when you remove the antenna.

• Risk of scratching your car: The GPS antenna box has

a magnet. When you install or remove it, do not drag it
on any metal surface.

Connect the GPS antenna

1 Connect the GPS antenna to your car

navigation system.

2 Use the supplied screw to fasten the

connectors.

GPS AERIAL

a b

Install the GPS antenna

You can install the signal receptor of GPS
antenna:

• On the dashboard cover

• On the back panel of rear-view mirror

Note

• Make sure that the contact surface that contacts with

the metal sheet is free of moisture, dust, grime, oil, and
any other dirt.

• If you remove the metal sheet, some adhesive may be

left on the contact surface.

1 Remove the protective cover of the metal

sheet, and then afx it.

2 Afx the antenna box onto the metal

sheet.

3 Use clamps to secure the antenna cable.

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Mount into the dashboard

Note

• Make sure that wires are correctly connected before

you mount the main unit into a car.

• If preset radio stations are lost when the ignition key

is turned OFF and then back ON, reconnect the red
leads crosswise to the yellow ones.

1 If the car does not have an on-board drive

or navigation computer, disconnect the
negative terminal of the car battery.

• If you disconnect the car battery in
a car that has an on-board drive or
navigation computer, the computer
may lose its memory.

• If the car battery is not disconnected,
to avoid short-circuit, make sure that
bare wires do not touch each other.

2 Make sure that the car dashboard opening

is within these measurements:

• Since the unit cannot be used if the
dashboard opening's slant angle is
above 20 degrees, make sure that the
horizontal slant of the car dashboard
opening is between 0 and 20 degrees.

182 mm

112 mm

5 mm

3 Slide the unit into the dashboard until a

click sound is heard.

4 Reconnect the negative terminal of the car

battery.

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4 Get started

Caution

• Risk of car accidents! Never watch video or operate

this system while driving.

Prepare the remote control

For the rst time use

Pull the protective sheet out.

» The remote control is ready for use.

Replace the battery

Caution

• Risk of explosion! Keep batteries away from heat,

sunshine or re. Never discard batteries in re.

Note

• Remove the battery if it is exhausted or if the remote

control is not to be used for a long time.

• Batteries contain chemical substances, they should be

disposed of properly.

• Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply. See

www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.

1 Pull out the batter y tray.
2 Inser t one CR2025 battery with correct

polarity (+/-) as indicated.

3 Inser t the battery tray.

Turn on

Press .

» PHILIPS logo and a progress bar are

displayed while boot-up.

• To turn off the system, press and hold
for 3 seconds.

For the st time use

After successful boot-up, the following interface
is displayed.

1 Tap to select a language for on-screen

display.

» The following interface is displayed.

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2 Tap to select a radio region that matches

your location.

» The following interface is displayed.

3 Tap [FINISH] to complete the initial setup.

» The device switches to radio mode

automatically.

Use the home menu

Note

• If is displayed when you touch an icon, it indicates

that the selected media or feature is unavailable at the
current time.

Access the home menu

Tap to access the home menu.

» The clock, date, and the bar for

popular icons are displayed.

• To access the full menu with all feature
icons displayed, tap

.

• To return to the home menu, tap .

• [Radio]: Switch the source to FM/

AM radio.

• [Disc]: Switch the source to disc.

• [USB]: Switch the source to USB

storage device.

• [SDHC]: Switch the source to SD/

SDHC card.

• : Once your iPod/iPhone is

connected and recognized, this icon is
displayed in the bar of favorite icons.
Tap it to switch the source back to
iPod/iPhone.

• [Navigation]: Access the navigation

system.

• [Bluetooth]: Use the Bluetooth

feature.

• [AV-In 1]/[AV-In 2]: Switch the

source to the audio and video input
that is transferred from an external
video player (Only AV cable with

Apple certicate can be used) .

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• [SWC]: Access the interface to
assign functions to buttons on the
steering wheel.

• [Settings]: Access the system menu.

• [Car Mirror]: Access the CarMirror

system.

Customize the home menu

1 Tap and hold an icon until it is movable.
2 Drag it to the target place, and then

release your nger.

• When you move an icon from the bar

for popular icons to the lower area,

release your nger when the icon's

name is displayed.

• When you move an icon from the
lower area to the bar for popular icons,

release your nger when the icon's

name disappears.

3 Tap to return to the home menu.

» The bar for popular icons is refreshed.

Set the date and time

1 Tap > to access the full menu with all

feature icons displayed.

2 Tap [Settings].

» The [General] menu is displayed.

3 Tap [Clock mode] to select a time format.

• [24hr]: 24-hour time format

• [12hr]: 12-hour time format

4 Tap [Date] to display the interface for

setting the date.

5 Tap to set the year, month, and date.
6 Tap [Time] to display the interface for

setting the time.

7 Tap to set the hour and minute.
8 Tap to return to the home menu.

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Switch display designs

Select a preset display design.

1 In FM mode, tap , and then [Display

Design].

» The [Display Design] interface is

displayed.

2 Tap a setting to display the options.

• [Wallpaper]: Select a wallpaper.

• [Visualizer]: Select a motional

visualization effect.

• [Skin]: Select a background color for
on-screen icons.

3 Tap an option to select it.
4 Tap to return to the previous mode.

5 Play from hard

media

You can use this system to listen to audio, watch
videos, and view photos that are stored on a
disc, USB storage device, or SD/SDHC card.

Note

• Before use, check for compatible media.

Load a disc

Caution

• Never insert any object other than a disc of 12-cm

diameter into the disc slot.

1 Inser t the disc into the disc slot with the

label side facing up.

» Play starts automatically.

• If play does not start automatically, tap
the screen to display the

icon, and

then tap to start play.

2 To eject the disc, press .

» When the disc is ejected, the system

switches to the previous source or
radio mode.

Region code

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This system can play DVD discs marked with
the following region code.

DVD region
code

Countries and regions

Asia Pacic, Taiwan, Korea

Connect a USB storage
device

Note

• Make sure that the USB storage device contains

compatible les.

• NTFS (New Technology File System) le system is not

supported.

• The car audio system can support USB device with

capacity from 512MB to 32GB.

1 Push the USB socket cover upwards to

open it.

2 Connect the USB storage device to the

USB socket.

» Tap to start playback of the source.

• To remove the USB storage device,
switch the system to another source

rst.

Insert an SD/SDHC card

Note

• Make sure that the SD/SDHC card contains compatible

les.

• NTFS (New Technology File System) le system is not

supported.

• The car audio system can support SD/SDHC card with

capacity from 512MB to 32GB.

1 Flip up the protective cover.
2 Inser t the SD/SDHC card into the slot

until you hear a "click".

» Tap to start playback of the source.

Remove the SD/SDHC card

1 Switch system to another source.
2 Press the card inwards until you hear a

"click".

» The card is disengaged.

3 Pull out the SD/SDHC card.

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Control play

Videos

• : Return to the home menu.

• : Zoom in or out of the image.

• : Select an available audio channel or

audio language.

• : Select an available subtitle.

•

• For DVD, return to the disc menu or

root menu.

• For recorded les, return to the list of
les or folders (see 'Browse recorded
les' on page 21).

• PBC: For VCD/SVCD only, enable or

disable the PBC (Playback Control) feature.

• / : Skip to the previous or next
title, chapter, track, or le.

• To search forward fast or rewind the

track, tap on the progress bar.

• / : Start, pause, or resume play.

• : Display control icons on the second

page.

• : Select a repeat mode.

• DVD: [Repeat chapter] (repeat the

current chapter), [Repeat title] (repeat
the current title), [Repeat all] (repeat
all chapters and titles), or [Repeat off]
(cancel repeat play).

• VCD/SVCD: [Repeat one] (repeat the
current track) or [Repeat all] (repeat
all tracks).

• Recorded les: [Repeat one] (repeat
the current video le), [Repeat folder]
(repeat all video les in the current

folder), or [Repeat all] (repeat all video

les).

• [16:9]/[4:3]: Select an aspect ratio.

• : Tap to display the brightness bar, and

then tap on the bar to adjust the screen
brightness.

• : Tap to display the contrast bar, and
then tap on the bar to adjust the image
contrast.

• : Tap to display the saturation bar, and
then tap on the bar to adjust the image
saturation.

• : Display control icons on the rst page.

Audios

• : Return to the home menu.

•

• Press once to access the track list.

• Press twice to access the folder list.

• Press repeatedly to return to the

playback interface.

• : For recorded les only, skip to the next

audio folder.

• : Return to the list of tracks or folders
(see 'Browse recorded les' on page 21).

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• / : Skip to the previous or next
track.

• To search forward fast or rewind the

track, tap on the progress bar.

• / : Start, pause, or resume play.

• / / : Select a repeat mode.

• : Repeat the current track.

• : For recorded les, repeat all tracks

in the current folder.

• (highlighted): Repeat all tracks.

• : Select random play ( highlighted)

or sequential play ( in gray).

Pictures

• : Return to the home menu.

• : Zoom in or out of the picture.

• / : Rotate the picture clockwise or anti-
clockwise by 90 degrees.

• / : Return to the list of les or folders
(see 'Browse recorded les' on page 21).

• / : Select the previous or next picture.

• / : Pause or resume the slideshow.

• : Display control icons on the second

page.

• [16:9]/[4:3]: Select an aspect ratio.

• : Tap to display the brightness bar, and

then tap on the bar to adjust the screen
brightness.

• : Tap to display the contrast bar, and
then tap on the bar to adjust the image
contrast.

• : Tap to display the saturation bar,
and tap on the bar to adjust the image
saturation.

• : Display control icons on the rst page.

Browse recorded les

During playing recorded les, you can access
the le list and select les from the list.

1 Tap to access the list of les or folders.

2 Tap an icon to select a le category.

• : Display the list of audio tracks or

folders.

• : Display the list of picture les or

folders.

• : Display the list of video les or

folders.

3 Tap the name of a le to start play.

About DivX® videos

DivX® video is a digital media format
that retains high quality despite of a high
compression rate. You can play DivX® VOD
(Video-on-Demand) videos that are rented or
purchased from online stores. You can also play
non-VOD DivX videos.

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Play DivX VOD videos

To play DivX® VOD videos on this product,
you need the DivX® VOD code on this
product, the DivX Player installed on your
computer, and a free DivX Account.

Find the DivX® VOD code on your product.

1 Tap > to access the full menu with all

feature icons displayed.

2 Tap [Settings] to access the system

setup menus.

3 Tap [Info] to access the [Info] menu.
4 Tap [DivX(R) VOD] to display the

registration code.

Note

• If no DivX Player is installed on your computer,

download it from www.divx.com for free.

• If you have no DivX Account, create one for free

through DivX Player that is installed on your computer.

On your computer through DivX Player

1 With the DivX® VOD code, register this

product under your DivX Account.

• After the registration, previous videos
that you rented or purchased with the
same DivX Account can be played on
this product.

2 Rent or purchase DivX® VOD videos with

your DivX Account.

3 Transfer the DivX® VOD videos to a

supported recordable disc.

On your product

Play the DivX® VOD videos from the disc.

Note

• Go to www.divx.com to learn more about

downloading and playing DivX videos.

Play non-VOD DivX videos

1 Transfer the videos and subtitle les onto

a supported recordable disc, USB storage
device, or SD/SDHC card.

2 Play the video les from the disc, USB

storage device, or SD/SDHC card.

Note

• To play a DivX DRM protected le, transfer it to a

compatible disc rst.

• The subtitle lename has to be the same as the

lename of the DivX video (the le extension

excluded).

• The DivX video le and its subtitle le must be saved

under the same directory.

• This product supports subtitle les in the following

formats: .srt and .sub.

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6 Listen to radio

Switch to radio mode

After the boot-up at the rst time, the system

switches to radio mode automatically.

To switch the source back to radio afterwards,
tap

[Radio] on the home menu.

» The interface for radio is displayed.

Set up

Before you search for radio stations, make prior
setup.

Tap

to display the setup menus.

Select a radio range

1 Tap [Radio Range].

2 Tap [Distance] or [Local] to select a tuner

sensitivity.

• [Distance]: Stations with strong and
weak signals can be tuned to.

• [Local]: Only stations with strong
signals can be tuned to.

Enable the RDS feature

Note

• RDS feature is enabled by default.

• Only after the RDS feature is enabled, the option of

[PTY list] is displayed.

Tap [RDS Off] to enable the RDS feature.

» The option of [PTY list] is displayed.

• To disable the RDS feature, tap [RDS
On].

Tune to a radio station

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1 Tap FM or AM to select a band.

• FM bands: FM1, FM2, FM3

• AM bands: AM1, AM2

2 Tap or repeatedly until the frequency

of target radio station is displayed.

• To tune to a radio station automatically,
tap and hold

or until the

frequency digits start change.

Tip

• You can also press BAND on the remote control

repeatedly to select a band.

Store radio stations in
memory

You can store up to 6 stations in each band.

Store radio stations manually

1 Select a band.
2 Tune to the target radio station.
3 Tap and hold one of the channels (1 to 6)

over two seconds.

» The radio station is saved under the

selected channel.

Store radio stations automatically

You can search for a radio station with intro
search, which broadcasts a 10-second preview
of each detected radio station.

1 Select a band.
2 Tap .
3 Tap [Auto Store].

» Auto search starts. The six strongest

stations of the selected band are saved
in preset channels automatically.

Tune to a preset radio station

1 Select a band.
2 Tap one of the preset channels (1 to 6) to

select a preset radio station.

Use RDS related features

Note

• Only after RDS feature is enabled, you can use RDS

related features.

Search for RDS programs of a specic

type

1 Tap > [PTY list] to display the list of

program types.

2 Tap the name of a program type to start

search.

» Once an RDS station that transmits

programs of the selected type is

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found, the RDS station is broadcast
automatically.

• To save the RDS station, tap and hold
one of the preset channels.

• To search for another RDS station,
repeat steps 1 and 2.

RDS program types

Item Program

type

Description

1 NEWS News ser vices

2 AFFAIRS Politics and current

affairs

3 INFO Special information

programs
4 SPORT Sports
5 EDUCATE Education and advanced

training
6 DRAMA Radio plays and

literature
7 CULTURE Culture, religion and

society
8 SCIENCE Science
9 VARIED Entertainment programs
10 POP M Pop music
11 ROCK M Rock music
12 MOR M Light music
13 LIGHT M Light classical music
14 CLASSICS Classical music
15 OTHER M Special music programs
16 WEATHER Weather
17 FINANCE Finance
18 CHILDREN Children’s programs
19 SOCIAL Social Affairs
20 RELIGION Religion
21 PHONE IN Phone In
22 TRAVEL Tr ave l
23 LEISURE Leisure
24 JAZZ Jazz Music
25 COUNTRY Country Music
26 NATION M National Music
27 OLDIES Oldies Music
28 FOLK M Folk Music

29 DOCUMENT Documentary
30 TEST Alarm Test
31 ALARM Alarm

Use alternate frequencies

If the signal of an RDS station is poor, enable
the AF (Alternate Frequency) function. The
system searches for a strong station that
broadcasts the same program.

Tap AF to enable or disable the AF function.

• AF (highlighted): The function is enabled.

• AF (in gray): The function is disabled.

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7 Use the

navigation
system

Insert the map data card

Note

• The map data card is not included in the packaging.

• Before using the map data card, update the map data

if necessary.

1 Flip up the protective cover.
2 Inser t the map data card into the MAP slot

until you hear a "click".

3 Close the protective cover.

Navigate your road trip

Note

• Risk of trafc accident! Never operate the navigation

system during drive. Complete the setting of your

destination and other navigation specications before

you drive.

1 Press NAVI.

• You can also tap on the home menu
to access the navigation system.

» The navigation interface is displayed in

a few seconds.

2 Follow the user manual of the navigation

map to set navigation specications.

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8 Use Bluetooth

devices

With this system, you can listen to audio from a
player and make a call through Bluetooth.

Activate the Bluetooth
function

• On the home menu, tap .

• In any other mode, tap on top of the

screen.

Pair a device

Note

• Philips does not guarantee the compatibility with all

Bluetooth devices.

• Before pairing a device with this system, read its user

manual for Bluetooth compatibility.

• Make sure that Bluetooth function is enabled on your

device, and your device is set as visible to all other
Bluetooth devices.

• The operational range between this system and a

Bluetooth device is approximately 8 meters (24 feet).

• Any obstacle between this system and a Bluetooth

device can reduce the operational range.

• Keep away from any other electronic device that may

cause interference.

Pair the rst device

1 Activate the Bluetooth function on this

system.

» The following interface is displayed.

2 Tap on this system to search for other

Bluetooth devices.

3 In the device list, tap the name of your

Bluetooth device, and then tap

behind

the name.

» The paring starts, and then a pairing

request from CED2000 is displayed on
your device.

4 On your device, accept the pairing request

from CED2000, enter the default password
'0000', and then conrm the password
entry.

» [Paired OK!] ashes, and then

[Connecting] is displayed on this

system.

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5 On your device, enable or permit the

connection with CED2000.

• If a player is connected, the music
playback interface is displayed on this
system.

: Tap it to return to the music

playback interface.

: Tap it to display the list of paired

mobile phones.

: Tap it to display the list of paired

mobile phones.

: Tap it to display the list of paired

mobile phones.

• If a mobile phone is connected, the
keypad is displayed on this system.

: Tap it to display the list of paired

players.

: Tap it to display the on-screen

keypad for phone calls.

: Tap it to display the phone book
that is synchronized with your mobile
phone and keypad.

: Tap it to display the list of favorite
contacts.

Pair more devices

1 Activate the Bluetooth function on this

system.

» One of the following interfaces is

displayed.

2 Tap on the top right corner.

3 Tap [New pairing] to start searching for

Bluetooth devices.

4 Repeat steps 3 to 5 that are indicated in

the above section "Pair the rst device" to

complete the connection.

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Note

• You can connect a music player and a mobile phone

simultaneously.

Manage paired devices

1 Activate the Bluetooth function.
2 Tap or .

• To manage paired players, tap .

• To manage paired mobile phones, tap

.

3 Tap on the top right corner.

4 Tap [Paired Device].

» The list of paired devices is displayed.

5 Tap the name of the paired device that you

want to reconnect, disconnect, or delete.

• : Tap to reconnect the device.

• : Tap to disconnect the device.

• : Tap to delete the device from the

list of paired devices.

6 Tap , , or .

Tip

• If you want to manually reconnect a device after the

connection is interrupted, disable the function of
automatic connection (see 'Adjust Bluetooth settings'
on page 42).

Play audio from a connected
device

If the connected Bluetooth device supports

Advanced Audio Distribution Prole (A2DP),

you can listen to tracks that are stored on the
device through the system. If the device also

supports Audio Video Remote Control Prole
(AVRCP) prole, you can control play on the

system or with its remote control.

1 Play a track on the connected device.
2 On this system, tap to display the music

playback interface.

3 Tap icons on the interface to control play.

• : Pause or resume play.

• / : Select the previous or

next track.

Note

• If the connected device does not support the AVRCP

prole, control play on the connected device.

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Make a call

Note

• Keep the Bluetooth connection active between the

system and your mobile phone.

Locate the external microphone

You can connect an external microphone for
better communication quality.

Note

• The external microphone is not included in the

packaging of this system.

1 Make sure that the microphone is

connected to this system.

2 Place the microphone at a proper location,

such as, stick it onto the dashboard, or clip
it on the sun-shield.

Call a number

You can make phone calls with the system.

1 Tap on top of the screen.

» The keypad is displayed.

• If the keypad is not displayed, tap .

2 Tap number icons to enter the phone

number.

• To clear the last digit, tap .

• To clear all digits, tap .

• To return to the previous screen, tap

.

3 Tap to send the call.

• To end the call, tap .

• To enter numbers during the call, tap
to display the keypad rst.

Redial the last called number

1 Tap .

» The last called number is displayed.

2 Tap again to send the call.

Answer a call

Note

• By default, all incoming calls are picked up automatically.

You can disable the function of automatic answer (see
'Adjust Bluetooth settings' on page 42).

1 When there is an incoming call, [Incoming

call…] is displayed on the screen.

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2 Tap to answer the call.

• To reject or end the call, tap .

Transfer a phone call to mobile phone

By default, the voice comes from the
loudspeakers during a call.

1 Tap to transfer the phone call to your

mobile phone.

» The loudspeakers are muted, and the

voice comes from the mobile phone
only.

2 Take up your mobile phone for the

conversation.

Use the on-screen phone book

1 Tap to display the phone book interface.
2 Tap [Sync] to start synchronizing the

phone book with your mobile phone.

» [Synchronizing...] is displayed.
» After the synchronization is complete,

the contact list is displayed.

3 Tap the name of a contact from the list,

and then tap

to send a call.

Manage the phone book

1 Tap the name of a contact from the list.
2 Tap .

» The following options are displayed.

• [Delete one]: Delete the selected

contact.

• [Delete all]: Delete all contacts.

• [Cancel]: Return to the phone book

interface.

3 Tap one of the options and conrm.

Search for a contact

Tap the alphanumeric icons to enter the
keyword.

• To enter the rst letter displayed on the

icon, tap it once.

• To switch between letters and the digit, tap
an icon briey and repeatedly.

• To delete the last input, tap .

» The system searches for contacts

whose name include the keyword.

» If no contact is found, [No match] is

displayed.

Note

• Up to 5 characters can be entered as the keyword.

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Edit the favorite call list

Save the number of a contact into the favorite
call list, and then you can send a call quickly.

1 Tap to display the favorite call list.
2 Tap behind a sequence number.
3 Enter the number and then tap OK to

conrm.

» The number is saved.

• To send a call, tap the number from
the list.

9 Play from an

iPod/iPhone

Note

• During play, no audio signals are transferred through

the headphone socket of your iPod/iPhone.

Compatible iPod/iPhone
models

This system supports the following iPod and
iPhone models.

• iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, and
iPhone

• iPod touch (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
generations)

• iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th
generations)

• iPod classic

Connect your iPod/iPhone

Connect an Apple 30-pin USB cable to:

• the USB socket on the front panel of this
system, and

• your iPod/iPhone.

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» The system starts playing tracks that

are stored on your iPod/iPhone.

• Once your iPod/iPhone is connected and
recognized,

is displayed in the bar of
popular icons on the home menu. You
can tap it to switch back to this playback
interface.

Note

• Before you disconnect your iPod/iPhone, switch the

system to another source.

Control play

By default, use the on-screen playback interface
of this system to control play.

• : Tap to pause play.

• : Tap to resume play.

• / : Tap to play the previous or

next track.

• / : Tap to select a repeat mode.

• : Repeat the current track.

• (highlighted): Repeat all tracks.

• (in gray): Cancel repeat play.

• : Tap to select a play mode.

• (highlighted): Play tracks randomly.

• (in gray): Play tracks in sequence.

• : Tap to switch to the iPod control

mode, and then you can control play on
your iPod/iPhone.

• : Tap to switch back to the on-screen
control mode, and then you can control
play on this system.

• : Tap to access the music menu.

Search for a track

You can select a track quickly through the music
menu.

1 Tap to access the music menu.

2 Tap to select a category.

» Tracks under the selected category are

listed.

3 Tap a track name to start play.

• If one or more subcategories are

under the selected category, select a

category rst.

Charge your iPod/iPhone

Once the iPod/iPhone is connected and
recognized, the iPod/iPhone begins to charge.

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10 Smart Connect

Link

Smart Connect Link is a device interoperability

standard dened by Philips that offers

integration between external peripheral
(TV box, smar t devices, etc) and Philips’s car
entertainment system. Smart Connect Link
brings the attached peripheral’s function into
the application platform of the Philips car
entertainment system where apps are still
hosted and running on the external peripheral.
Drivers and passengers can interact with the
external peripheral through the touch screen of
Phillips car entertainment system.

Smart Connect Link uses generic RGB video
signal standard to enable the display of the user
interface from external peripheral application
on Philips car entertainment system and utilizes

Bluetooth HID prole protocol standard to

communicate user input back to the peripheral.

Contact your dealer for the Smart Connect
Link compatible devices to enrich your
entertainment experience.

11 Unisersal USB

Charging

Philips enhanced the USB interface which was
normally used for music playback from pen
drive to now being able to supply current for
charging smart devices.

The current required for recharging phone
battery or operation for some smart devices
are higher than the standard USB can afford.

The new Philips Universal USB charging
interface is able to supply 1 Amp of current

to a smart device, sufcient to charge up its

battery and power it up for intensive usage.
The software protocol is also designed to be
universal such that it can be compatible with
virtually all smart phones available in the market
and starts charging process instantly when USB
is connected.

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12 Adjust sound

When you listen to radio, enjoy music, or watch
video, follow the instructions below to adjust
sound.

Adjust the volume level

Press +/- repeatedly on the front panel.

• +: Increase the volume level.

• -: Decrease the volume level.

Mute sound

Press on the front panel.

• To release the speakers from mute status,
press

again.

Enable the MAX Sound effect

Tap on the playback interface.

• (highlighted): The MAX Sound effect
is enabled.

• (in gray): The MAX Sound effect is
disabled.

Enable the DBB sound effect

When DBB (Dynamic Bass Boost) is enabled,
low tones are enhanced electronically.

Tap

on the playback interface.

• (highlighted): DBB sound effect is
enabled.

• (in gray): DBB sound effect is disabled.

Enable the FullSound effect

Note

• This feature is unavailable when you listen to radio.

Philips FullSound restores the audio details that
are lost due to compression. It enriches the
music signals so that what you hear is the full
sound with every nuance of emotion and every
detail of musical genius.

Philips FullSound can:

• bring out CD sound quality from an MP3
track,

• achieve richer bass with greater depth and
impact,

• restore the sense of spaciousness that lacks
in a compressed audio, and

• enhance sound precision and details.

Tap

on the playback interface.

• (highlighted): The FullSound effect is
enabled.

• (in gray): The FullSound effect is
disabled.

Select a preset sound
equalizer

1 Tap on the playback interface.

» The current equalizer settings are

displayed.

2 Tap or to select a preset sound

equalizer.

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• [Custom], [Techno], [Rock], [Classic],
[Jazz], [Optimal], [Flat], or [Pop]

» The selected sound equalizer is

highlighted.

3 Tap on the circle or bar to adjust the

settings.

• [Bass]: bass range (-14 to +14)

• [Middle]: middle range (-14 to +14)

• [Treble]: treble range (-14 to +14)

• : Tap and hold to restore the settings.

4 Tap to exit.

Others

Tap on the playback interface.

» The setup interface is displayed.

• : Tap to display the [Music zone]
interface for selecting a listening zone.

• : Tap to display the [Fader/
Balance] interface for adjusting the

fader and balance.

• : Tap to display the [SubWoofer]
interface for setting the sub-woofer.

Adjust the fader and balance

Tap or to adjust fader or balance value.

• [Fader]: fader range (+16 to -16).

• [Balance]: balance range (-16 to +16).

Set the sub-woofer

• [On]/[Off]: Tap to turn on or off the sub-
woofer.

• / : Tap to set the volume of sub-
woofer (0 dB to 14 dB).

• [80 Hz]/[120 Hz]/[160 Hz]: Tap to select a
low pass lter range for the sub-woofer.

Select a listening zone

Philips’ innovative Zone technology enables the
driver or passengers to enjoy music with the
best speakers balance and experience more
vivid spacial effect as the artist is intended to
create. You can switch the music listening zone
from the driver to passengers for the best
speaker sound settings in car.

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Tap a gray point to switch the listening zone.

» The highlighted area indicates the

current listening zone.

13 Adjust settings

Access system setup menus

1 Tap > to display all feature icons.

2 Tap [Settings].

» The [General] menu is displayed.

3 Tap an icon on the left.

• : Access the [General] menu to

adjust general settings.

• : Access the [Info] menu to view

system information.

• : Access the [Navigation] menu to

adjust navigation settings.

• : Access the [Bluetooth] menu to

adjust Bluetooth settings.

4 Swipe your nger up or down to view

more settings.

5 Tap an option to view details or change

the setting.

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• To exit the menu, tap .

Adjust general settings

Settings Options Description

[Radio
Region]

Select a
radio region
that matches
your location.

[Beep] [On] Turn the

beep sound
on. Each time
you press a
button or tap
an icon, the
unit beeps.

[Off] Turn off the

beep sound.

[Language] Select

an OSD
(on-screen
display)
language.

[Calibration] Follow the

on-screen
instructions
to calibrate
the touch
screen.

[Clock
mode]

[12Hr]/[24Hr] Select a time

format.

[Date] Set the date.
[Time] Set the time.

[Parking] [On]/[Off] Enable or

disable
the video
blocking
system.

[Demo]
(Auto start
after power
off)

[On]/[Off] Enable it to

demonstrate
features after
the system is
power off.

View system information

Settings Options

[ARM
version]

View rmware versions.

[Servo
version]

[MCU
version]

[Bluetooth
version]

View the version of Bluetooth.

[DVD
regions]

View the DVD region code that
the system supports.

[DivX(R)
VOD]

View the DivX registration
code.

[Restore
factory
defaults]

Tap to display the dialog box
for restoring the system.

• Tap [Yes] to restore the sys-
tem to factory default status.

• Tap [No] to return to the
previous menu.

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Adjust Navigation settings

• [Navigation Program Path]: Tap [Enter] to
access the Navigation Program Path mode.

• [Navigation Voice]: Tap [Enter] to display
the [Navigation Voice] interface.

• [All]/[Front left]/[Front right]: Select a

zone for navigation voice.

• [Off]: Mute the navigation voice.

• [Voice Level]: Tap +/- to adjust the

volume of navigation voice.

Adjust Bluetooth settings

Bluetooth
settings

Options Description

[New
Pairing]

Search for new
devices.

[Auto
Connect]

[On] When a paired

device is within
effective range, the
system reconnects
with the device
automatically.

[Off] Reconnect manually.

[Auto
Answer]

[On] Answer phone calls

automatically when
the paired mobile
phone receives an
incoming call.

[Off] Answer phone calls

manually.

[Pin Code] Set the password

for pairing the car
entertainment
system with
another Bluetooth
device. The default
password is 0000.

[External
microphone]

[On] Turn on the external

microphone.

[Off] Use the integrated

microphone.

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14 Others

Play external audio/video
input

You can connect an external audio/video player
to this system.

1 Connect a composite AV cable to

• the AV-IN socket on the front panel,

and

• the audio and video output sockets of

the external player.

2 Tap > to access the full menu with all

feature icons displayed.

3 Tap [AV-IN1] to display the playback

interface.

4 Operate on the external player to start

play (see the user manual of the external
device).

Tip

• If you connect this system to an external player through

the VIDEO IN, AV-IN L, and AV-IN R sockets on
the rear panel, tap

[AV-IN2] to switch the source

instead of

[AV-IN1].

Use buttons on the steering
wheel

You can assign a function to a button on the
steering wheel, and then control the system
with that button.

1 Tap > to access the full menu with all

feature icons displayed.

2 Tap .

» The [Steering Wheel Remote Control

Learning] interface is displayed.

3 Tap an icon, for example, , of which

you want to assign the function to a button
on the steering wheel.

• To cancel the assignment, tap [Cancel].

4 Press and hold the button on the steering

wheel for one second.

» The following interface is displayed.

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5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 to assign more

functions to buttons on the steering wheel.

• To clear the assignment, tap [Clear All].

Reset the system

If the system hangs up, reset it.

1 Flip up the protective cover.
2 Press RESET with the tip of a ball-point

pen or toothpick.

Replace the fuse

If there is no power, check the fuse and replace
it if it is damaged.

1 Detach the main unit from dashboard.
2 Check the electric connection.
3 Remove the damaged fuse from the rear

panel.

4 Inser t a new fuse with the same

specications (15 A).

Tip

• If the fuse gets damaged immediately after it is

replaced, an internal malfunction may occur. In this case,
consult your Philips retailer.

Upgrade the rmware

Note

• Power supply must not be interrupted during the

upgrade.

• When the rmware upgrade succeeds, all settings are

restored to the factory default status.

Register your product

1 Go to www.philips.com/welcome.
2 Click the link of "Register my product"

(the exact wording of this link name may
vary in different languages).

3 Log in with your account on the prompt

Web page.

• If you have no account for Club Philips,
create one rst on this Web page.

4 Search your product with "CED2000/98"

as the keyword.

5 Click the link of search result to access the

Web page for registering your product.

6 Fill in necessar y information about this

product to complete the registration.

FUSE 15A

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» With the registration, you can get

information about software update and
product support at this Web page or
via your mailbox that is registered as
the account for Club Philips.

Perform the upgrade

1 Check the current rmware version of this

system (see 'View system information' on
page 41).

2 Go to www.philips.com/support.
3 Login with your account for Club Philips.

» Support information about your

registered product is displayed.

4 Click the link of "Firmware Upgrade

Readme File" (the exact wording of this

link name may vary in different languages).

5 Read and understand the instructions on

rmware upgrade.

6 Follow the instructions to download the

upgrade packet and complete the upgrade.

• If the upgrade fails, reboot this system,
and then perform the upgrade again.

15 Product

information

Note

• Product information is subject to change without prior

notice.

General

Power supply 12 V DC (11 V - 16 V),

negative ground
Fuse 15 A
Suitable speaker

impedance

4 - 8

Maximum power
output

50 W x 4

Continuous power
output

22 W x 4 channels (4

10% T.H.D.)
Pre-Amp output

voltage

2.5 V (CD play mode; 1

kHz, 0 dB, 10 k

load)

Sub-woofer output
voltage

2.5 V (CD play mode, 61

Hz, 0 dB, 10 k

load)
Aux-in level 800 mV
Dimensions (W x

H x D)

178 x 101.5 x 160 mm

Weight (main unit)

3.1 kg

Disc player

System DVD / CD audio /

MP3 system
Disc diameter 12 cm
Frequency response 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Signal/noise ratio > 75 dB
Total harmonic distortion Less than 0.3%
Channel separation > 55 dB
Video signal format NTSC/PAL
Video output 1 +/- 0.2 V p-p

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Radio

Frequency range

- FM

87.5 - 108.0 MHz (50 kHz
per step)

Frequency range

- AM(MW)

522 - 1620 kHz (9 kHz per

step)

Usable sensitivity

- FM

2 uV

Usable sensitivity

- AM (MW)

25 uV

LCD

Screen size 6.2 inches
Display resolution 800 x 480 dots
Contrast ratio

500

Brightness 450 cd/m²

Bluetooth

Communication
system

Bluetooth Standard version

2.0

Output Bluetooth Standard Power

Class 2

Maximum
communication
range

Line of sight approx. 8m

Frequency band 2.4 GHz band (2.4000 GHz

- 2.4835 GHz)

Compatible
Bluetooth

proles

Hands-Free Prole (HFP)

Handset Prole (HSP)

Advanced Audio Distribution

Prole (A2DP)

Audio Video Remote

Control Prole (AVRCP)

Supported
codecs

Receive

Transmit

SBC (Sub Band Codec)

SBC (Sub Band Codec)

USB playability information

Compatible USB devices:

• USB ash memory (USB 2.0 or USB1.1)

• USB ash players (USB 2.0 or USB1.1)

• Memory cards (SD/SDHC)

• Maximum capacity: 32 G

Supported USB formats:

• USB or memory le format: FAT16, FAT32

• MP3 bit rate (data rate): 32-320 Kbps and

variable bit rate

• WMA v9 or earlier

• Directory nesting up to a maximum of 8

levels

• Number of albums/folders: maximum 99

• Number of tracks/titles: maximum 999

• ID3 tag v2.0 or later

• File name in Unicode UTF8 (maximum

length: 128 bytes)

Supported MP3 disc format:

• ISO9660, Joliet

• Maximum title number: 512 (depending on

le name length)

• Maximum album number: 255

• Supported sampling frequencies: 32 kHz,

44.1kHz, 48 kHz

• Supported Bit-rates: 32-320 Kbps and

variable bit rate

Supported video formats:

• DVD

• Divx

Note

• To ensure a better playback, it is recommended that le

image size is no higher than 640 x 480, frame rate is 20
fps, data rate is no higher than 500 kbps.

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16 Troubleshooting

Warning

• Never remove the casing of this product.

To keep the warranty valid, never try to repair
the product yourself.

If you encounter problems when using this
product, check the following points before
requesting service. If the problem remains
unsolved, go to the Philips Web page (www.
philips.com/support). When you contact Philips,
make sure that the product is nearby and the
model number and serial number are available.

General

No power

• Car engine has not been started. Start the
car engine.

• Connections are incorrect.

• The fuse has been damaged. Replace the
fuse.

No sound

• Volume is too low. adjust the volume.

• Speaker connections are incorrect.

No response to the remote control

• Make sure that the path between the
remote control and the unit is clear from
obstacles.

• Move the remote control close to the unit,
and point it at the iR sensor.

• Press to switch to the control interface
for front source or rear source.

• The function is not applicable to the
current media.

• Replace the remote control battery.

The disc does not play.

• The disc is upside down. Make sure that
the printed side is upwards.

• The disc is dirty. Clean the disc with a
clean, soft, lint-free cloth. Wipe the disc
outwards from the center.

• The disc is defective. Try another disc.

• The disc is incompatible. Try another disc.

• The recordable disc is not nalized.

• The region code of DVD disc is not
supported. Use a disc with proper region
code.

Cannot play DivX le from an SD/SDHC card

or USB storage device

• DivX DRM protected les cannot be
played if they are saved on an SD/SDHC
card or USB storage device. Transfer it to a
compatible disc instead.

No image

• Parking wire connection is incorrect. Check
the wiring.

No image on rear monitor

• Enable the signal transferring to rear
monitors (see 'Use rear monitors' on page

43).

• A DivX video can be played for front
passengers only.

Image ashes or is distorted.

• Video connection is improper. Check the
connections.

Noise in broadcasts

• Signals are too weak. Select another station
with stronger signals.

• Check the connection of the car antenna.

Preset stations are lost.

• Battery cable is not correctly connected.
Connect the battery cable to the terminal
that is always live.

The fuse is broken.

• The fuse type is incorrect. Replace it with
a 15 A fuse.

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• Speaker wire or power wire is grounded.
Check the connections.

About the Bluetooth device

Music playback is unavailable on the system
even after successful Bluetooth connection.

• The device cannot be used with the
system to play music.

The audio quality is poor after connection
with a Bluetooth-enabled device.

• The Bluetooth reception is poor. Move
the device closer to the system or remove
any obstacle between the device and the
system.

Cannot connect with the system.

• The device does not support the proles
required for the system.

• The Bluetooth function of the device is
not enabled. Refer to the user manual of

the device to nd out how to enable the

function.

• The system is not in the pairing mode.

• The system is already connected with
another Bluetooth-enabled device.
Disconnect that device or all other
connected devices and then try again.

The paired mobile phone connects and
disconnects constantly.

• The Bluetooth reception is poor. Move
the mobile phone closer to the system or
remove any obstacle between the mobile
phone and the system.

• Some mobile phones may connect and
disconnect constantly when you make
or end calls. This does not indicate any
malfunction of the system.

• For some mobile phones, the Bluetooth
connection may be deactivated
automatically as a power-saving feature.
This does not indicate any malfunction of
the system.

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