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Information
License, Warranty Disclaimer
Liability ................................
Important
Parking
When using a display connected to V
To
avoid battery exhaustion .............................. 6
Rear view camera .................
Handling the USB connector
Failure to operate .....
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Protecting
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About this manual ............................................ 7
to User .........................................
&
Limitation of
..
safety information .................
brake interlock ..........
......
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....................... ..................... 6
the
LCD
on internal memory ................................ 6
panel and screen ............... 6
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• Basic operation ..................
Checking part names and functions ....
Remote control
Inserting/ejecting/connecting media .
On
first-time startup ......................................... 8
How to use the screens .............. ...................... 9
Supported
Selecting a source .... .......
Using the touch panel .................................... 1 0
...
..
.................
AV
source ................
...
....................... 8
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.
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• Registration and connec-
tion of Bluetooth
device ............................... 10
Displaying the
Registering your Bluetooth devices ......... ....
2
"Biuetooth"
screen ..............
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Connecting a registered Bluetooth device
u
manually .......................................... .........
Switching
Entering the
Displaying the device information ...................
Clearing the Bluetooth memory ............ ..........
Updating Bluetooth software ...........
Displaying the Bluetooth software version ......
visibility ..........................................
PIN
connection ............................... ...... .........
code for Bluetooth wireless
• Hands-free phoning ......... 12
Displaying the
Making a phone call ........
Receiving a phone call ................................... 12
Changing the phone settings ............
Notes for hands-free phoning ......................... 13
•
Setup for iPod .................. 13
iPod
.4
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5
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5
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. 6
...
6
compatibility .................................... ....... 13
Information
functions ...................
•Radio
Starting procedure ......................................... 14
Storing the strongest broadcast
frequencies .............................................. 14
Tuning into strong frequencies ....................... 14
•oisc
Starting procedure ............................
Selecting files from the file name list .............. 16
Switching the media file type .......................... 16
Searching for the part you want to play .......... 16
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Operating the DVD menu ............................... 17
Switching the subtitle/audio language ............ 17
Phone
menu screen ................ 12
..
.............................
on
the connections and
...
............................. 13
................................ 14
................................... 15
• Compressed audio
files ................................... 17
Starting procedure (for Disc) .......................... 18
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Starting procedure (for USB) .............
0
Selecting files from the file name list ............
Switching the media file type ...............
• Compressed video
files
................................... 18
Starting procedure .............................
1
0
Selecting files from the file name list .............. 19
1
0
• Still image
files
................ 19
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......... 19
Starting procedure ......................................... 19
Selecting files from the file name list ..............
11
Switching the media file type ..........................
11
Setting the slideshow interval.
11
11
•iPod
11
Connecting your
11
Starting procedure ....................
11
Selecting song or video sources from the playl-
ist screen ................................................
..................................
iPod
.............................. .
• Bluetooth audio
12
Starting procedure
Selecting files from the file name list .............. 22
13
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....................................... 22
........................
player
• AUX source ......................
Starting procedure ......................................... 22
Setting the video signal ................. ................. 22
• System settings ...............
Displaying the
Activating the Bluetooth audio source ..........
Setting the ever scroll .............. ...... ...........
Setting the rear view camera .......................... 23
Setting the camera for Rear View mode ......... 23
Selecting the system language ...................... 23
Setting the beep sound .................................. 23
Adjusting the response positions of the touch
panel (touch panel calibration) .................. 23
Setting the dimmer
Adjusting the picture ...................... ................ 24
•Audio
Displaying the
Using fader/balance adjustment.. ................... 25
Using balance adjustment.. ............................ 25
Adjusting source levels ..........
Adjusting loudness ......................................... 25
Using the subwoofer output. .... ....................... 25
Adjusting the subwoofer settings
Switching the rear speaker output.. ................ 26
..
18
Switching the
Boosting the bass
Setting the high pass filter .............................. 26
Using the equalizer ........................................ 26
"System"
setting screen .......... 23
..
..................... .................. 24
adjustments .......... 25
"Audio"
setting screen ..........
..
...................
RCA
rear output.. ..................
...
..
..................................
• Theme menu .................... 27
Selecting the theme color ............................... 27
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20
•
Setting up the video
player
Setting the top-priority languages .................. 27
Setting the angle icon display ......................... 28
Setting parental lock ............. ......................... 28
Setting the DivX Subtitle ................................ 28
Displaying your DivX VOD
code .......................................................... 28
Displaying your DivX
code
Automatic playback of DVDs .......................... 29
Setting the video signal for the rear view
camera .......... ............................................ 29
................................ 27
registration
VOD
..
.
..
...
.....
..
.............
deregistration
...
.
...
.................
• Favorite menu .....
Creating a shortcut ...........
Selecting a shortcut ............................
Removing a shortcut.. .........................
...
.......................... 29
20
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21
22
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20
21
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23
• Common operations ........ 29
Setting the time and date ............................... 29
..
23
Changing the wide screen mode .................... 29
..
23
• Other
Resetting various settings/Restoring this prod-
uct to the default settings ............. .............
functions ................
• Connection .......................
Precautions
Precautions
Before installing this product ..........................
To
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25
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25
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26
...
26
...
26
prevent damage ............................
Notice for the blue/white lead .........................
This product ...................................................
Power
Speaker leads ................................................ 32
Power
iPod
iPod
iPod
Camera .......... ................ ................................ 33
External video component and the display ..... 34
•Installation
Precautions
Before installing ...............
Installation
.......
..
...........................................
before connecting the system .....
cord .
..
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amp (sold separately) .......................... 32
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iPhone
with Lightning connector .......... 33
iPhone
with
30-pin
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connector ............... 33
....................... 34
before installation ....................... 34
notes ............................................ 34
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Contents
Installation using the screw holes on the side of
this product ............................................... 35
Installing the microphone ............................... 35
Mounting on the sun visor .............................. 35
Installation on the steering column ................. 35
Adjusting the microphone angle ..................... 36
• Appendix .......................... 36
Troubleshooting ............................................. 36
Error messages ............................................. 37
Handling and care of discs ............................. 38
Playable discs ................................................ 38
Detailed information for playable media ......... 39
Copyright and trademark notice ....................
Bluetooth .......................................................
WMA .............................................................. 42
DivX ............................................................... 42
AAC ............................................................... 42
Detailed information regarding connected iPod
devices ...................................................... 42
Using app-based connected content ............. .42
Notice regarding video viewing ..................... .42
Notice regarding DVD-Video viewing ............ .42
Notice regarding MP3 file usage ................... .43
Using the LCD screen correctly ..................... .43
Specifications ................................................ .43
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Precaution
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Contains
Contains/Contient
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Industry Canada licence-exempt
Operation ls subject to the following two conditions:
this device may not cause interference, and
must accept any interference, including interference that
may cause undesired operation of this device.
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The
by
e This equipment complies with FCC/IC radiation exposure
limits set forth for
meets the
and
rules. This equipment has very low levels of
that it deemed to comply
exposure evaluation (MPE).
should
least
extremities: hands, wrists, feet and ankles).
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corU_unction
NO.
: AVH-270BT,
FCC
ID:
AJDK083
Bluetooth antenna cannot
user.
FCC
radio frequency
RSS-1
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of the
be
installed and operated keeping the radiator at
20
em or more away from person's body (excluding
with any other antenna
AVH-271
IC:
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an
uncontrolled environment and
IC
radio frequency
without
be
BT
15
of
FCC
RSS
be
(RF)
But
it is desirable that it
co-located or operated
Rules and
standard(s).
removed (or replaced)
Exposure Guidelines
(RF)
Exposure
maximum permissive
or
transmitter.
(2)
this device
RF
energy
(1)
in
e
This
device complies with Part
is
Operation
(1)
this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2)
this device must accept any interference received,
including interference
operation.
subject to the following two conditions:
that
15
of the
FCC
Rules.
may cause undesired
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appropriate authorization may invalidate the user's right
to operate the equipment.
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NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to
limits
comply with the
pursuant to Part
designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there
is
no guarantee
particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception,
be
which can
off and on, the user
interference
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
- Connect the equipment into
different from that to which the receiver
- Consult the dealer or
technician for
determined
by
for a Class B digital device,
15
of the
FCC
Rules. These limits are
in
a residential installation. This
in
that
interference will not occur
by
turning the equipment
is
encouraged to try to correct the
one or more of the following measures:
an
outlet
an
hei_Q.
experienced radio/TV
in
on a circuit
is
connected.
CAUTION
This product is a Class 1 laser product classified under the
Safety of laser products, I
1M
class
remove any covers or attempt to gain access ·to the
the product. Refer all servicing to quatified personnel.
laser module.
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CLASS 1 LASER
CAUTION-CLASS
LASER
RADIATION
DIRECTLY
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WITH
To
OPTICAL
EC
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and contains a
ensure continued safety,
PRODUCT
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AND
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do
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A WARNING
Handling the cord
with accessories sold with the product may expose you
chemicals listed
California and other governmental entities to cause cancer
and birth defect or other reproductive harm.
after handling.
on
this product
on
proposition
or
cords associated
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known to the State
Wash
to
of
hands
CAUTION:
USE
OF
CONTROL
OF
PROCEDURES
MAY
RESULT
CAUTION:
THE
USE
WILL INCREASE
IN
OF
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
OR
ADJUSTMENT
OTHER
THAN
HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EYE
HAZARD.
OR
THOSE
SPECIFIED HEREIN
WITH
PERFORMANCE
EXPOSURE.
THIS PRODUCT
Get
the most out of your equipment
a
level
that lets the sound come through clearlywithout annpying blaring or distortion and, most importantly, without affecting
your sensitive hearing. Sound can
hearing "comfort level" adapts
what sounds "normal" can actually
hearing. Guard against this
level
BEFORE
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your hearing adapts.
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playing it at a safe
be
deceiving. Over time, your
to higher volumes of sound, so
be
by
loud and harmful
setting your equipment at a safe
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level-
to
your
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and clearly, without distortion.
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4
you
the dial and
have
established a comfortable sound level, set
leave
it there.
you
can hear it comfortably
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Precaution
BE
SURE TO OBSERVE
THE
FOLLOWING
GUIDELINES:
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Do not
turn
around you.
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Use caution
hazardous situations.
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Do not use headphones while operating a motorized vehicle;
the use of headphones may create a
illegal in many areas.
up the volume so high
or
temporarily discontinue use in potentially
that
you can't hear what's
traffic
hazard and
Disclaimer
THE WARRANTIES
WARRANTY
OR
ANY
AND
WARRANTIES,
LIMITATION,
FITNESS
OF
ITS
LICENSORS
FOR
Limitation
TO
THE
APPLICABLE
WILL
ANY
OR
ACTION,
NEGLIGENCE,
OF
TO
LAW,
ANY
OF
ANY
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FORUM
OR
NEGLIGENCE),
LEGAL
(USD$1
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BE
LIABLE
INDIRECT , CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE,
SPECIAL
WHETHER
THE
POSSIBILITY
THE
MAXIMUM
PIONEER'S,
KIND ARISING OUT
THE
PRODUCTS, INCLUDING,
WARRANTY CLAIMS,
DEATH
AND
CLAIM
THEORY,
000).
SET
FORTH
ARE
THE
ITS
WARRANTIES
LAW,
DAMAGES. REGARDLESS
REGARDLESS
IS
BASED
ONLY
LICENSORS,
EXPRESSLY
EXPRESS
A PARTICULAR
of
Liability
EXTENT
NEITHER PIONEER NOR
TO
YOU
IN
EVEN
CONTRACT
IF
SUCH PARTIES HAVE BEEN
OF
EXTENT
OR
ITS
OR
DISABILITY,
ON
STRICT
PRODUCT
WILL NOT
IN
WARRANTIES MADE
AS
APPLICABLE. PIONEER
OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
PURPOSE.
PERMISSIBLE UNDER
OR
TO
ANY
SUCH
DAMAGES.
PERMISSIBLE UNDER
LICENSORS',
OF
OR
RELATED
OR
ANY CLAIMS
OF
WHETHER ANY
CONTRACT,
EXCEED
PIONEER'S LIMITED
BY
DISCLAIM
OTHER
OR
BUT
REGARDLESS
LIABILITY,
ONE
ALL
OTHER
ITS
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OF
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IN
TOTAL
NOT LIMITED
TORT,
FORM
TORT, INCLUDING
LIABILITY
TO
YOUR
FOR
PROPERTY
OF
ACTION
(INCLUDING
OR
ANY
THOUSAND
AND
FOR
ADVISED
APPLICABLE
USE
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PIONEER
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OF
OF
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SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW
OF
DAMAGES
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OR
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APPLY
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Do not
attempt
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training
automotive
expose you
hazards.
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Do not
allow
Electrical
smoke, and overheating
liquids.
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If
liquid
park
your
off
(ACC
nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station. Do not use
product
fire,
electric
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If you
notice
product,
turn
off
the
the
nearest
product
to
the
e
Before using
the following safety information:
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e
system .
Do
not
disassemble
are
high
an
electric
nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station
inspection
Do not operate
view camera option (if purchased) if doing so will divert your
attention in any way from the safe operation of your vehicle.
Always observe safe driving rules and follow all existing
traffic regulations.
this
product
safe location and apply
necessary adjustments.
Never set the volume of
hear outside traffic and emergency vehicles.
to
install
or
service
or
servicing of
and
experience in
accessories may
to
the
risk of
this
product
shock
could
or
foreign
matter
vehicle in a safe place,
OFF)
immediately
in
this
condition
shock,
smoke, a
or
any
other
power
immediately
author
in
-voltage
,
this
ized Pioneer Service Station.
this
condition
components
shock. Be sure
adjustments
product,
this
If
or
reading the display, park your vehicle in a
this
electronic
electric
to
result. Also,
could
should get inside
and
because
or
other
strange
abnormal
may result in
or
modify
to
or
be
sure to read and fully understand
product, any applications, or the rear
you experience difficulty in operating
the
parking brake before making
this
this
product
be
come
failure.
consult
repairs.
product so high
equipment
dangerous and
shock,
into
damage
result
from
turn
the
consult
doing
noise
or
signs on
and
consult
this
product
inside
which
your dealer
product
by
injury
contact
your dealer
odor
permanent
by yourself.
persons
and
could
or
other
with
to
the
contact
this
product,
ignition
so may result in a
from
the
LCD
your dealer
Using
, as there
may cause
or
for
internal
that
you cannot
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without
liquids.
product,
with
switch
or
the
this
this
screen,
or
this
damage
the
the
e
To
promote safety, certain functions are disabled unless the
vehicle
is
e
Keep this manual handy
dures and safety information.
e
Do not install this product where it may
driver's vision, (ii)
vehicle's operating systems
bags or hazard lamp buttons or (iii)
to safely operate the vehicle.
e
Please remember
operating your vehicle.
injuries can
not properly buckled.
e
Never use headphones while driving.
Certain
touch panel
dangerous (possibly resulting in serious injury
or unlawful if used while driving.
being used while the vehicle
system
vehicle
above while driving, they will become disabled until you stop
the vehicle in a safe place, and
release the parking brake, and then
again. Please keep the brake pedal pushed down before releasing the parking brake.
stopped
functions
key
that
senses when the parking brake
is
moving.
and/or
the parking brake
as
a reference for operating proce-
impair
the performance of any of the
or
safety features, including air
to
fasten your seat belt at all times while
If
be
considerably more severe if your seat belt is
(such as viewing of video image and certain
operations) offered
If
you attempt to use the
you are ever in an accident, your
by
this
To
prevent such
is
in motion, there
(1)
apply the parking brake,
(3)
apply the parking brake
is
(i)
obstruct the
impair
the driver's ability
product could
or
functions
is
is
set and when the
functions
applied.
death)
and/
an interlock
described
be
from
(2)
&WARNING
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LIGHT
GREEN LEAD
IS
DESIGNED
AND
MUST
SUPPLY
IMPROPER
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IN
SERIOUS
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Do not take any steps to tamper with
BE
SIDE
CONNECTION
VIOLATE
INJURY
parking brake
your protection. Tampering with or
parking brake interlock
injury
or
e
To
death.
avoid the risk of damage and injury and the
potential violation of
not for use with a video image that is visible to the
driver.
AT
TO
POWER
DETECT PARKED
CONNECTED
OF
THE
PARKING
APPLICABLE
OR
DAMAGE.
interlock
system which
system
applicable laws,
CONNECTOR
STATUS
TO
THE
BRAKE
OR USE OF
LAW
AND
or
disabling
could result
POWER
SWITCH.
THIS
LEAD
MAY
RESULT
disable the
is
in
place for
the
in
serious
this product is
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Precaution
some countries the viewing of video image
In
e
inside a vehicle even
illegal.
be
obeyed.
attempt to watch video image while driving, the warning
you
If
"Viewing
prohibited."
on
parking brake.
releasing the parking brake.
.
The
.
to enable passengers
of
this display, stop the vehicle
video output terminal
Where such regulations apply, they
seat video source
front
appear
will
Please
persons other than the driver may
by
driving
while
watch video image
the screen.
on
the brake pedal pushed down before
keep
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the rear seats to watch video images .
in
To
a safe place and apply the
in
is for connection of a display
AWARNING
install the rear display in a location
NEVER
watch video images while driving.
to
driver
sure to run the vehicle engine while using this product. Using
Be
this product without running the engine can drain the battery.
that
AWARNING
does not have
not install
Do
wire
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an
With
product
tight parking spot.
this
circuitry available.
or
optional rear view camera,
aid to
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as
product
keep
in
an
a vehicle
eye
that
are able to use this
you
trailers, or backing into a
on
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OR
MAY
USE
RESULT
ACAUTION
The rear view mode is to use
on the trailers,
eye
an
entertainment purposes.
function
for
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product
this
while backing up. Do not use
or
as an aid
a display
on
be
must
strictly
is
enables the
an
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keep
to
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protect the
To
touch panel
Some of the settings and recorded contents will
information
Some of the settings and recorded contents
LCD
not used. This may result in
the antenna of the cel-
keep
screen to prevent disruption
the form of spots, colored stripes, etc.
in
LCD
only with your finger and do so gently .
keys
erased
is
LCD
screen from damage,
disconnecting the yellow lead from
by
sunlight
LCD
when this
screen malfunc-
sure to touch the
be
not be reset.
not be reset.
will
ACAUTION
button resets settings and recorded
RESET
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contents to the factory settings.
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conditions:
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the
operation when a device is connected
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product.
this
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Some of the settings and recorded contents
reset.
microprocessor must
to using this product for the first time after installation.
Prior
this product fails to operate properly.
If
there appears to
If
system.
your vehicle position
If
cant positioning error.
Turn the ignition switch
this
reset under the following
be
problems with the operation of the
be
the map with a signifi-
on
shown
is
OFF.
will
not
be
Page 7
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pointed implement.
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Settings and recorded contents are reset to the factory settings.
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shown
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manual depending
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name
an
appropriate soft
on the touch screen.
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the
key
a reference or
or
for
that
are supported
hold
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screen.
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Basic operation
1
RESET
button
Volume(+/-)
2
MUTE
3
button
4
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button
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5
button
6
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button
7
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8
loading
slot
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9
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reverse and track search controls.
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mute
setting to
the
display between the top
current
source screen.
the display on or off.
tuning,
fast forward,
and
ejecting a disc
on
on
or off.
page 8
ACAUTION
Do
not
insert
anything
slot.
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other
than a disc
and
ejecting a disc
into
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some USB storage devices.
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device
product
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storage device into the
hub
for
is
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not possible.
connection.
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USB
performance with
port of the
USB
disc-loading
stor-
USB
cable.
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a short pause, the splash screen comes on
seconds.
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the previous conditions.
for
a few
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on
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manual.
8
the
remote control
CD
USB cable
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that
no data
is
USB storage device.
being accessed before pulling out the
1 Start the engine to boot up the system.
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operation
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to
use
the
screens
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source icons
source
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menu
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Registration and
Supported
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can play
or
AV
source
use the following sources
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be played back
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on
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touch
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the
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panel
by
touching
from
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the
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register.
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digit
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make sure
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appears on the display of this product. Touch
to
pair
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the
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the
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the
device is successfully registered, a Bluetooth con-
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device
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the
dev1ce name
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page
11
screen
on page
list if a device is found.
the
to
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of
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the
to
device.
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on
to
11
page
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a
device
automatically
This function connects the last connected Bluetooth device to
this product automatically
than a few meters apart.
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2
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a registered device
as
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turn
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product
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screen.
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screen
10
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10
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or
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to
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function.
this
screen.
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the
10
pin code (up to 8
to
to
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This function is used to update
Bluetooth software. For details on Bluetooth software and updating, refer
0
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to
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disconnected before the process starts.
This setting is available only when you stop your vehicle
safe place and apply the parking brake.
need to store
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device in advance.
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our website.
the
this
the
version up
software
product
with the latest
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storage
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to
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product
this
turn
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while the software is being updated.
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and
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this unit.
to
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screen
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disconnect
on page
the phone
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page 8
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finish
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or
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want to reconnect a disconnected Bluetooth device.
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reason.
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a
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the
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your devices.
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the
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screen
on page
10
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want
connect.
to
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product are displayed.
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screen.
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the
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on page
10
memory
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this product off while
turn
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screen
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the
screen.
on page
memory
10
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this
in
is
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this product fails
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your dealer for repair.
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screen
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screen.
on page
10
consult
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the
cellular
phone
phone
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connected indicator
number
of
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is
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of
of
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the
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screen
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dial
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to end the
preset
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a
call
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Hands-free phoning
phone
Changing
Answering
Display the
Displaying the
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(default).
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select whether
can
You
Display the
1
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:>
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"Off".
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Display the
1
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:>
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During a conversation, you can switch
on your
directly
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off.
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volume
This product can be adjusted
volume.
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levels.
ume
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0
the
automatically
call
a
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ring
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not
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phone
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listening
listening
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less technology
The
e
cellular
receiving voice and data via
With some
e
output from the speakers.
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phoning may
for
notes
all cellular
to
line-of-sight distance between
private mode is
is not guaranteed.
must
phone
cellular
be
selected
disabled.
phones featuring
meters
10
be
Bluetooth technology.
phones, the ring sound may not
the
on
phoning
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product and your
this
less when sending and
or
phone, hands-tree
cellular
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e
phone. Refer to the
lular
your ce
When phone book
e
phone and then perform pairing agam
this product.
lular
phone
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may hear a noise in
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e
When you answer
phone.
When the person on the
phone.
the person on the other end
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conversation
hands-tree phoning.
With some
e
button on the
free phoning may not be performed.
The registered name
e
already
number
number
received
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cannot make a call
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phone number) in the received
If calls
e
data
due
cellular
cellular
registered in
is registered under different names.
displayed.
will be
call
are made
will be recorded
instruction
detailed
tor
transfer
does
calls
following
the
phone using the button on the
the
other
to an echo, decrease the
phones, even
phone when a
appear
will
phone book. When one phone
the
the
and
to the
operating
by
1n
this
product.
instructions.
not
end
the
of
after
the phone
if
dialed
of an unknown user (no
entry
history.
call
cellular
your
that came with
manual
work, disconnect your
from your phone to
situations:
line
the
of
cannot hear the
line
volume level
you press the accept
comes in,
call
number
only
number histories
phone, no history
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phone book entries on your
are more than 1
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e
lular phone, not all entries may
Depending on the phone,
e
phone book
the phone book in the phone contains image data,
If
e
phone book may not be transferred
Depending on the
e
not be
correctly.
available.
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download completely.
product
this
phone, phone book transfer may
cellular
may not
correctly.
be
cel-
hangs up the
for
hands-
is
the phone
cel-
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display
the
Setup
with
When using an
product
this
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product
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software versions.
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3 Touch the item.
The following items are available:
Off
(default),
Using
Recalling
There are seven stored equalizer curves
at
any time. Here is a list of the equalizer curves:
•
S.Bass
•
Powerful
are boosted.
•
Natural
are slightly boosted.
•
Vocal
vocal range, is boosted.
•
Flat
e
Custom1
you select
• Custom2
you select
0
The default setting
1
Display
~
Displaying the
50Hz, 63Hz.
the
equalizer
is a curve in which only low-pitched sound is boosted.
is a curve in
is a curve in
is a curve in
is a flat curve in
is an adjusted equalizer curve
this
is an adjusted equalizer curve
this
the
80Hz
, 100Hz.
equalizer
125Hz.
-
curves
that
which
low- and high-pitched sounds
which
low- and high-pitched sounds
which
the
midrange,
which
nothing is boosted.
curve, the effect is applied
curve, the effect is applied
is
"
Powerful
"Audio"
"
Audio
"
setting screen
".
setting screen.
2 Touch [Graphic EQ].
3 Touch the
equalizer
you want.
on page 25
level from
0
filter
on page 25
you can easily recall
which
is
the
human
that
you create.
to
all
AV
that
to
on page 25
sources.
you create.
all
AV
sources.
to
Customizing
You
can adjust the currently selected equalizer curve setting
as desired. Adjustments can be made
equalizer.
0
If
you make adjustments when a curve
"Natural", "Vocal" ,
settings will
0
If
you make adjustments when the
selected for example, the
0 "Custom1"
to
all sources.
1
Display the
~
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be
changed to
and
"Custom2"
"Audio"
"
Audio
the
equalizer
or
"Flat"
··
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curves can be created
setting screen.
"
setting screen
with
is selected,
custom1
"Custom2"
curves
a 5-band graphic
"
S.Bass
",
"
the
"
mandatorily.
curve will
on page
Powerful
equalizer curve
curve is
be
updated.
common
25
",
2 Touch [Graphic EQ].
3
Select
a curve that you want to use
as
the
basis
of customizing.
4 Touch the frequency for which you want to
adjust the
0
If
you trail a finger across the bars
bands, the equalizer curve settings will
the
touched point on each bar.
If
If
level.
of
multiple
be
equalizer
set to
the
value of
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Theme menu
theme
the
Selecting
A theme color can
Display
2 Touch [Theme].
3 Touch the
~
ed
select
be
the "Theme"
you want.
color
from 3 different colors.
screen.
.color
Setting up the video
top.;;priority
Setting
languag~s
can assign the top-priority language
You
audio and menu in initial playback.
title,
is recorded
output in that language.
or
0 This setting
CD
"
Setting
can set a desired subtitle language. When
You
subtitles
Display
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
3 Touch
pop-up
The
4 Touch the desired
you
When
shown.
rd
touch
the
If
•
guage specified on the disc is
You
•
touching the switch subtitle languages key during
playback.
The setting made here
•
the
using the switch
Setting
can set the preferred audio language.
You
Display the
1
the
the top-priority sub-
to
selected language
the
If
the disc, subtitles, audio and menu are displayed
on
available when the selected source
"Video
",
will
is
or
"
CD
subtitle
the
displayed
be
"Video Setup"
the
".
"DVD
language
the selected language.
in
screen.
[Subtitle language].
menu appears.
language.
a language code input screen is
",
Others
"
select
Input the four-digit code of the desired language then
.
selected language is not available,
displayed.
switch
also
can
subtitle language
subtitle languages
audio
the
"Video Setup"
subtitle
the
will
is switched during playback
language
language
not be affected even
screen.
is
available,
the
key.
"
the
by
Disc
lan·
player
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
",
The
pop-up
menu appears.
4 Touch the desired language.
3 Touch [Audio
When you select
shown.
touch
If
•
the four-dig it code of the desired language then
Input
ld
selected language
the
guage specified on
can also
You
•
touching the
playback.
The setting made here
•
the audio
using the swi
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can set
You
a disc are displayed.
on
the
the
Display the "Video Setup"
2 Touch [DVD/DivX
if
3 Touch [Menu
menu appears.
pop-up
The
4 Touch the desired
When you select
shown.
touch
If
•
the four-digit code of the desired language then
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ld
selected language
the
guage specified on
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a language code input screen
",
Others
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available,
is not
disc is
the
switch
switch
the
audio
will
language
tch
preferred language in which the menus recorded
is switched during
audio
menu
language
displayed.
language
audio
languages
be
not
languages
affected even
key.
is
lan-
the
by
key during
playback
if
screen.
Setup].
language].
language.
the
is
lan-
Others
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a language code input screen
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available,
is not
displayed.
disc is
the
27
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Setting up the video player
Setting
The
angle
angle
can
0
This setting is available when the selected source is
"CD
Display the
the
icon can be
be switched.
",
"Video
angle
set
so
it
appears on scenes where
CD
"
or
"
DVD
".
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i~on
screen.
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
3 Touch [Multi Angle] repeatedly until
desired setting appears.
e
On
(default): Turns
e
Off
:
Turns the multi-angle setting off.
Setting
Some DVD-Video discs let you use parental lock to set
tions
so
that
scenes.
0
When you set a parental lock level
turing
displayed.
code
0
Th1s
"
Setting
When you first use
If
you do not register a code number, the parental lock
operate.
Display the
children
You
can set
parental lock, code
In
number
setting is available when the selected source is
CD
",
"Video
the
the
mult1-angle
parental
cannot
the
this
is input.
CD
"
code
th1s
"Video Setup"
watch violent or adult-oriented
parental lock
"DVD
number
".
case, playback
or
number
function, register your code number.
setting on.
lock
level
and then play a
input
will
screen.
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
3 Touch
The
"Parental"
[Parental].
screen appears.
28
display
the
"
Disc
",
the
restric-
in steps
begin when the correct
as
desired.
indications may
and
disc
"Disc
level
will
fea-
be
",
not
4 Touch
[0]
to [9] to input a four-digit code
number.
5 Touch the
following
Registers
set the level.
the
key.
code number. and you can
6 Touch any number between [1] to [8) to
the desired
e
[8
]:
Enables playback
e
[7]
to
[2
adult
e
1
oriented discs.
[1
]:
Enables only playback
Touch the following
J....JJ
0
We
recommend to keep a record
case you forget it.
0
The parental lock
firm
it
by looking
or
the disc itself.
do
not feature a recorded parental lock
0
With
some discs, parental lock operates to skip certain
scenes only, after
details, refer to the
Setting
0
This setting is available when the selected source is
"
USB
".
Display
2 Touch [DivX
(default)
Displaying
istration
If
you
want
product, you
level.
of
]:
Enables playback
the
of
of
key.
Sets the parental lock level.
level
is recorded on the disc.
at
the
disc
You
cannot
which
normal playback resumes.
disc's
instructions.
the
DivX
the
"Video
Setup" screen.
Subtitle] to switch
or
"Custom".
your
code
to
play
DivX'
VOD
must
first register
(video on demand) content on
this
enti1·e
disc
discs for children and
discs
package, the included literature
use parental lock with discs
(initial setting).
for
children.
of
your code number in
You
level.
Subtitle
"Original"
DivX
product
VOD reg-
w1th
your DivX
now
select
non-
can
con-
For
"
Disc
this
VOD
that
"
or
content
tion code,
0
Keep a record
register
0
This setting
"
CD
",
Display
provider.
which
this
"
Video
You
do this
by
you
submit
of
the code
product
is
available when the selected source is
CD
"
or
the
"Video Setup"
generating a DivX
to
your provider.
as
to
"DVD
you
the DivX
".
will
need
VOD
provider.
screen.
VOD
it
when you
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
3 Touch [DivX®
The
"
DivX®
0
If
displayed.
VOD
a registration code has already been activated.
VOD].
"
screen appears.
it
4 Touch [Registration Code].
Your
1
O-d1git
0
Make a note of the code as you
ter from a DivX
Displaying
deregistration
A registration code registered with a deregistration code
be
deleted.
0
This setting is available when the selected source is
"
CD
Display
registration code is displayed.
VOD
provider.
your
cod~
",
"Video
CD
the
" or"DVD
"Video
".
Setup" screen.
will
need
DivX
it
when you de
VOD
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
3 Touch [DivX®
The
"
DivX®
VOD
VOD].
"
screen appears.
4 Touch [Deregistration Code].
Your 8-digit deregistration code
0
Make a note of the code
ter
fmm
a DivX
VOD
as
you wi
provider.
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displayed.
II
need
it
when you de reg
registra-
"Disc
cannot
regis-
can
"
Disc
",
be
",
is-
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Setting up the
Favorite menu
Common
operations
video
Automatic
disc with a DVD menu is inserted,
When a
cancel the menu automatically and start playback from the first
chapter of the first title.
0
0
DVD
Some DVDs may
operable, turn
fully
This setting
"Video
",
CD
"
available
is
CD
Display the
"Video Setup"
player
playba~k
operate properly.
not
function off and start playback.
this
when the selected source is
".
"DVD
or
"
of
If
screen.
DYQs
product
this
function is not
this
Disc
"
will
",
2 Touch [DVD/DivX Setup].
the
3 Touch [DVD Auto Play]
repeatedly
until
desired setting appears.
off
setting
Play
(default): Turns the DVD
Off
e
Turns the
:
On
e
Setting
rear
When you connect a rear view camera
suitable video signal setting.
0
2 Touch [Video
view
can operate
You
into the
Display
AV
the
Auto
DVD
video
the
camera
this
input.
"Video Setup"
Signal
Play
function
Setting].
Auto
setting on
signal
to
for
only
screen.
for
product, select the
this
video signal input
the
the
3 Touch [Camera].
The pop-up menu appears.
4 Touch the item you
(default): Adjusts
Auto
e
automatically.
:
PAL
e
NTSC:
e
PAL-M
e
PAL-N
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SECAM
e
Sets the video
Sets the video signal to
Sets the video
:
Sets the video signal to
:
Sets the video signal
:
signal
the
signal
to set.
want
video signal setting
PAL.
to
NTSC.
PAL-M.
to
-N.
PAL
SECAM.
to
Registering
quickly
the
0 Up
Creating
2 Touch
The star icon for the selected menu is
•
your
the registered menu screen
to
jump
"Favorites"
to
screen.
menu items can
12
Display the
the
add to the favorite menu.
to
want
To cancel
menu
the
registered in the favorite menu.
be
shortcut
a
"Settings"
screen.
star icon of the menu item that you
filled
the registration, touch the star icon in
column again.
items in shortcuts allows you
menu
favorite
Selectiog a shortcut
Display
2 Touch
"Favorites"
the
desired menu item.
the
screen.
Removing a shortcut
Display the
2 Touch and
to
want
The selected menu item is removed from the
can
You
•
star icon in
"Favorites" screen.
the favorite menu
hold
remove.
also remove a shortcut
registered menu
the
a simple touch on
by
in.
column
"Favorites"
touching
by
column.
to
you
screen.
the
Clock display
CD
Displays
®
Changes
the
Setting the
~
Screen display mode
the
Changing
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Touch
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2
and date setting screen
time
time
wide screen mode
the wide screen mode
-
the
··
current time
the
or~
date
and
key
time
to set the correct
on page
""
date.
can operate
You
minute.
You
0
or
You
0
year.
can change the time display format
"24hour
can change the order of date display format:
the
".
Month-day-year.
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following
the
items:
wide
mode
the video and
can set the screen size
You
0 The default setting
"Normal
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displayed with the
".
Touch the screen display
0 The appearance of this
setting.
2 Touch the desired mode.
Full
e
for
and
.
Full"
"
is
keys
panel
mode regardless of your
"
Full
"
changes according to
key
29
29
page
on
and
on
date
the screen.
time
month , date. hour,
Year.
"12hour"
to
screen
JPEG/BMP
JPEG/BMP images is
for
the screen, images are
on
mode key.
-
and
(default)
Day-month-
images.
sett
the
ing.
current
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Common
A 4
:3
picture is enlarged in the horizontal direction only,
enabling you
e
Zoom
A
4:3
cally and horizontally.
e
Normal
A 4:3 picture is displayed normally, without changing its
proportion.
0
You
cannot operate this function while driving.
0
Different settings can
0
When a
match its original aspect ratio,
0 The video image
mode.
to
enjoy
an
picture is enlarged in
Video
is viewed
be
will
appear coarser when viewed in
operations
image
without
any omissions.
the
same proportion both
stored for each video source.
in
a wide screen mode
it
may appear different.
that
verti-
does not
"Zoom"
I
Other functions
Resetting various settings/
Restoring
default
You
can restore settings
tings. Various methods are used
Method
Resets various settings registered
0
Method
Method
:>
Restoring
0
ACAUTION
Do
1 Display the
2 Touch [Restore Settings].
A message confirming
3 Touch [Restore].
0
1:
The settings configured on the
reset.
2:
3:
Resetting the microprocessor
This setting is available only when you stop your vehicle in a
safe place and apply the parking brake.
not
turn
off
The source
disconnected before
this
s~ttio
Remove
Initialize
Press the
the
the
engine
product
_
gs
.
or
recorded content
to
clear user data.
the
vehicle
to
"Theme"
from the
RESET
default
while
button
on page 6
restoring
this
"System"
settings
"System" setting screen.
is
turned
whether
to initialize the settings appears.
off
and the Bluetooth connection is
the
process starts.
to
to
the default
battery
product.
screen are not
the
settings.
tlie
menu
set
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Important
& WARNING
Pioneer does not recommend that you install this
product yourself.
professional installation only. We recommend that
authorized Pioneer service personnel, who have special
training and experience in mobile electronics, set
install
YOURSELF.
connecting cables
shock or other hazards, and can cause damage to
product
Precautions
the
new
Do
not
view camera option (if purchased) if doing so will divert
attention in any way
Always observe safe driving rules and follow
traffic regulations.
this product
safe location and apply
necessary adjustments.
Do
not
driver's vision, (ii)
vehicle's operating systems of safety features, including
airbags, hazard
ity
to
safely operate the vehicle.
possible
the
shape
product
operate this product, any applications, orthe rear
If you experience difficulty
or
reading
install this product where it may (i) obstruct
impair
lamp
to
install
this
of
the vehicle interior.
and
this
from
the safe operation of your vehicle.
the
display, park your
the
parking brake before making
the performance of any of
buttons, or (iii) impair the driver's
product because of the vehicle type
In
some cases, it may not be
safeguards
This
product is designed for
this
product. NEVER
Installing
may
that
is not covered by warranty.
SERVICE
or servicing this product and its
expose you to
before
THIS
the
connecting
system · ·
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all
existing
in
operating
veh
icle in a
the
the
only
up
PRODUCT
risk of
electric
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the
abil-
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and
s
30
A WARNING
Do not
take
parking
protection.
brake
death.
any
brake
Tampering
interlock
steps
interlock
system
to
tamper with or disable the
system which is
with
or disabling the parking
could result in serious i
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place for you r
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to
to
the
passes
engine
tears
circuiting
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wound
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away
driving.
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with
vehicle's
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all
allow
not
directly
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vehicle
the
battery,
the
insulation
from
compartment.
a
as
extremely
is
around
install
to
such
in
sure
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parts,
parking
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high
may
malfunction
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fail
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cutting
this
capacity
overheating.
become
or
especially
brake,
controls.
route
not
temperatures.
become
shorten
not
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work
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product
of
unit
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avoid shorts in the
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prevent
speakers
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to
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4
speakers
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for
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wiring
any
battery.
engine
to
the
result
occur,
can
dangerous
the
this
so
that
sliding
wires
damaged,
and
holder,
properly.
power
insulation
and
the
wiring
bare
connect
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vibration
at
fail
passenger
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contact
of
resulting
steering
product,
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that
cables
the
caught
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the
seat
where
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permanent
leads.
any
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of
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the
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insulation
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electrical system, be sure
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lead.
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electrical
or
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parts,
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and
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shift
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to
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products
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insulation
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of
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or
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of
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unit
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the
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properly
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power control terminal
signal1s
audio source is switched
for
turned on
IS
1gnition
output
power amp's system remote
output
switch
through the
relay control terminal.
through the
blue/wh1te lead. Connect
mA
300
(max.
blue/white lead,
.
off
(ACC ON). a
control terminal,
the antenna booster
or
12 V
blue/white
the
This product
00
0
00
supply
A)
(10
moo
1nput
remote
BT)
adapter can be connected
control
(sold
31
of
Microphone 4 m (13ft. 1 in.)
CD
(AVH-270BT/AVH-271
This product
(g)
Antenna jack
G)
Wired remote
@
Hard-w1red
separately).
Power
®
Fuse
®
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32
Connection
Power
CD
To
(g)
Power cord
®
Yellow
To
pos1tion.
®
Red
To
ON/OFF.
®
Orange/white
To
®
Black
To
(j)
VioleVwhite
Of
the one in
is in
the
backwards.
®
Blue/white
Connect
300
®
Light green
Used
cord
power
supply
term1nal supplied
electric terminal controlled
lighting
vehicle (metal)
switch
(ground)
the
two
lead wires connected
which
the
REVERSE
unit
to
sense whether the
to
system
mA
12
V
DC).
to
detect
w1th
power
by ignition switch
terminal.
body.
the
voltage
(R)
control terminal
the
ON/OFF
changes when the
position. This connection
car
status of the parking brake. This
regardless
to
is moving forwards
of
ignition switch
the back lamp,
gear
enables
of the power
(12
V
connect
shift
or
amp
DC)
(max.
lead
must
parking brake switch.
@l
Power
@
Parking brake switch
@
Ground side
be connected to the power
supply side
supply
side
Parking Brake
If
"Light green" cable is connected to parking
brake switch, video image on the display
be
2
The
controlled
monitor displays the black screen
by this function.
warning information to prevent the driver
watching video contents during driving.
Speaker
leads
m
@
Perform these connections when using a subwoofer
optional amplifier.
of
the
will
with
without
the
CD
To
power supply
(g)
Power cord
®
Left
®
Right
®
Front speaker
®
Rear speaker
(j)
White
®
White/black
®
Gray
@l
Gray/black
@
Green
@
Green/black
@
Violet
@
VioleVblack
@
Subwoofer
@
When using a subwoofer
subwooferto
not connect anything
@
Not used.
@l
Subwoofer
13
When a subwoofer is connected to
a rear speaker,
setting. The
~
Switching the rear speaker
m
With a two-speaker system, do not
speaker
Power
Without
(40)
the
violet
and
to
(40)
x
2
change
subwoofer
leads
that are not connected
amp
the rear
output
(sold
internal
the
Qlmportant
The speaker
use.
leads
are
not
used when
@
@ @
of
violeVblack leads
output
@
[
@ @
70W
(20).
green and
this
output
of
this
on page
connect
I
EB
@)
~
8
be sure to
green/black leads.
product instead
setting in the
product
to
speakers.
connect
of this unit. Do
is
monaural.
26
anyth1ng
initial
to
separately)
amp
this
connection
is
in
the
of
the
Page 33
Connection
With
O
Front speaker and Rear speaker signals are
speaker leads when
(j)
CD
Q)
CD
@
®
(j)
®
I
E
internal
lmportant
System remote control
Connect
Power
Connect
To
Connect
Rear speaker
To
Front speaker
Subwoofer
You
on your subwoofer system.
The subwoofer
to
amp
with
subwoofer
or
Rear
a cable according to the preout setting.
output
Front
can change the
amp
connection
this
Blue/white cable.
(sold separately)
cable (sold separately)
RCA
output
subwoofer
or
output
RCA
this
of
output
is in use.
the subwoofer depending
of
product
is
output
monaural.
from
the
iPod
iPhone
I
with
connector
Connecting
The USB interface cable
rately) is required for the connection.
USB port
CD
USB cable
<V
USB interface cable
®
separately)
iPhone with Lightning connector
@
-
iPod
'/
via
for
(4ft.
m
1.5
for
iPhone
I
iPod
in.)
11
I
iPod
with
iPhone
iPhone
USB
the
connector
AUX
the
Connecting
The USB interface cable
separately) is required
via
iPod
for
the connection.
for
iPhone
I
Lightning
port
(CD-IU52)
(CD-IU52)
--·
(sold
(sold
30-pin
input
(CD-IU201V)
(sold
®
sepa-
USB port
CD
AUX input
®
USB cable
®
USB interface cable
@
separately)
iPhone with
®
m
1.5
30-pin
11
(4ft.
iPod
for
connector
in.)
I
Camera
camera
the
or
or
view
Rear
).
(R
FOR
image
rear view
into
back
purposes.
of
checking
the video
from
mode also allows you
View
REVERSE
USE MAY RESULT
may appear reversed.
camera
full-screen
tight
a
may
the
you
parking
appear
rear
About rear
When you use the rear view camera,
automatically switched
REVERSE
to
is behind you while driving.
what
A WARNING
INPUT ONLY
USE
VIEW CAMERA. OTHER
DAMAGE.
A CAUTION
The screen
e
With
e
trailers,
entertainment
Objects in rear view
e
than in reality.
The image area
e
backing
slightly.
(CD-IU201V)
iPhone
rear view image is
the
moving the
by
OR MIRROR IMAGE
keep an
can
spot. Do not use
closer
displayed
images
vehicle may
the
of
IN
or
more
to
INJURY
eye
(sold
shift
check
REAR
OR
on
distant
while
differ
lever
for
iPodJ
For details on how
B
separately sold cable, refer to the manual
For details concerning the connection, operations and
B
compatibility of iPhone, refer to
iPbone
connect an external device using a
to
Setup (or
for
iPod
the cable.
on page
13.
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ITB
13
d
t
Rear view camera
CD
video
To
®
®
@
®
®
cable (supplied with
RCA
This product
(R.C
Brown
Power supply
output
IN)
D-BC6)
(N
(sold separately)
ND-BC6)
33
Page 34
Connection
Installation
(/) Power
®
IS
~
:>
cord
VioleVwhite
:>
Power
Connect
any
other
Some appropriate settings are required to use other view
cameras.
Setting the rear view
(REVERSE-GEAR
cord
on page 32
only the rear view camera
equipment.
camera
SIGNAL
on page
to
INPUT
R.C
23
)
IN
.
Do not connect
CD
Rear display
®
To
video
®
RCA
@
This product
@
Yellow
®
AUX input
(J)
Mini-jack AV cable
®
Yellow
®
Red,
@
ToYellow
@
To
Red,
@
To
video
@
To
audio outputs
@
External video component (sold separately)
Fa
The appropriate setting
component.
:>
AUX
source
A
WARNING
NEVER
the
driver to watch
This
product's
to
enable passengers in the rear seats
source.
with
RCA
input
cables (sold separately)
(V
oun
white
white
output
on page
install
the
rear
input jacks
(CD-RM1
is
required to use the external video
22
rear display in a location
the
video source
video
output
0)
(sold separately)
is
for
while
driving.
connection
to
watch
that
of
the
enables
a display
video
Precautions
ACAUT
Never install this product in places where, or in a manner
that:
e
e
e
e
e
ION
Could injure
stops suddenly.
May
interfere
vehicle, such as on
seat, or close
To
ensure proper installation, be sure
supplied parts in
are not supplied
parts in
compatibility
than supplied or compatible ones are used,
damage
work
Do not install this product
the driver's vision, (ii)
of
including airbags, hazard
the
Never install this product in front
place
of your vehicle's airbags
to
deployment
the
internal parts
loose and
the
vehicle's operating systems or safety
driver's
your vehicle's owner's
in
ability
the
before
the
driver or passengers
with
the
driver's operation
the
to
manner specified
checked
the
dashboard, door,
area
floor in
the
steering
the
manner specified.
with
this product, use compatible
by
your dealer.
of
this product or
product
where
impair
to
of
lamp
safely operate
would
manual
the
frontal
installation
if
the
front
wheel
after
may
become detached.
it
the
performance
buttons or
or
pillar
deploy. Pl
for reference
airbags.
Clf
of the
or shift lever.
to
use
If
any
you have
If
parts
tlley
may
(i)
(iii)
the
vehicle.
of
or next
from
ease
vehicle
the
driver
's
the
parts
the
parts'
other
they
may
may
obstruct
of
any
features
impair
to
the
which
refer
to
the
one
,
34
Before
e
Consult
ing holes
e
Before making a final installation of
ily connect the wiring to confirm
correct and the system works properly.
Installation
e
Do
tures
e
Places
e
Places
dashboard.
e
Places
or
on the vehicle's floor.
e
Install
degrees tolerance (within 5 degrees
Improper
installing
with your nearest dealer
or
other
modifications
note~
not install
this
or
humidity, such as:
close to a heater, vent
exposed
that
th1s
installation of the
product in places subject
to
direct
sunlight
may
be
exposed to rain, such
product horizontally on a surface
unit
if
instal lation requires
of
the vehicle.
this
product,
that
the connections are
or
air
condit
, such
with
ioner.
as
on top
as
to
the left or
the surface tilted more
to
1-Jigh
close
wthin
drill-
temporar-
tempera-
of
the
to
the
0
to
30
right
).
door
Page 35
Installation
than these tolerances increases
the vehicle's location display, and
reduced
display
performance.
the
might
potential
errors in
for
otherwise cause
installing,
When
e
this unit, make sure you
and wrap any
panel
vents.
Leave
space
lnstal,li\tion usi'
holes
to ensure proper heat dispersal when using
leave ample
loose cables
ample
tg
side.
the
ori
space behind the rear
so they are
s~~ew
:the
this
of
not
:;,,'
product
Fastening this product to the factory radio-
•
mounting
Position
the screw
locations on each side.
Use either the truss head screws
surface screws
bracket's screw
this product
bracket.
so
of the bracket, and
holes
mm
(5
holes.
tighten
mm
(5
holes
x 8
the screws
mm)
its screw
that
x 9 mm), depending on the shape of the
aligned with
are
blocking the
;
three
at
flush
or
Factory radio-mounting bracket
CD
the
If
®
out
Dashboard
G)
Truss head screw
G)
Be sure to use the screws supplied with
l_nstallfng
Install
e
tance from the driver make
voice.
Be sure to
e
the microphone.
interferes with installation,
pawl
way.
of the
console
or
or
flush
the
*14ei:ll
the microphone in a
(ACC
off
turn
surface
rni~rophone
*IJI:II
place
easiest
it
the
OFF)
--
the
Mounting
Fit the microphone
on
lead
you may bend it down
screw
this
product.
,
where its direction and dis-
pick up the driver's
to
product before connecting
sun visor
into the groove.
Microphone
CD
Clamps
(g)
Use separately
sary inside the vehicle.
the
Install
position. It
in the down position.
Installation
clip
secure the
to
clamps
sold
the sun visor when
microphone
cannot recognize the driver's voice
on
on
the
steering
where
lead
is in the
it
the sun visor
if
column
Detach the microphone base from the microphone
while
Tab
CD
Microphone base
®
clip
pressing the tab.
sliding
by
2 Mount the microphone
the microphone base
the steering column.
on
neces-
up
is
Microphone
CD
Groove
(g)
lead
2 Attach the microphone
clip
to the
sun
visor.
35
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Installation
CD
Double-sided
@ Clamps
Use
separately sold
sary inside the
3 Keeping it
Adjusting
angle
tape
clamps
vehicle.
away
the
to secure the
from the steering wheel.
microphone
lead
where
neces-
Appendix
Troubleshooting
If
you have
tion. The most
likely
be
found here, contact your
Pioneer
Problems
CD
-+
-+
-+
-+
-+
-+
The
cannot be shown.
-+
-+
The
-+
No
-+
-+
-+
problems
causes and
service
or
DVD
The disc is inserted upside down.
The disc
The disc is cracked
The files
The disc
The
-
playback
Insert
the
1s
Clean
the
Insert a
on
Check
format
Replace
loaded
Check
operating
common
facility.
problems
solutions. If
with
the
is not
disc with the
dirty.
disc.
or
normal,
the disc are in an
the
file
the disc.
d1sc
what
otherwise damaged.
round disc.
format.
cannot
1s
a type
type
of
disc
this
product, refer to
are
listed below, along with
a
solution
dealer
to
your problem
or the nearest authorized
AV screen
possible.
label
upward.
irregular file
be
played
back.
th1s
product cannot
it
is.
format.
play.
screen is covered by a caution message and the video
The parking brake
-
Connect
parking brake.
The parking brake
-
Park your
brake.
lead
1s
the parking brake
veh1cle
not connected
Interlock
in a safe
lead correctly,
is activated.
place
and apply
or
applied.
and apply
the parking
audio or video skips.
This
product
- Secure
sounds
Cables are not connected
-
Connect
The system is performing
frame
- There is
frame
The system is paused
during
- For the media other than
sound
is not
firmly
this
product
are
produced.
the
cables correctly.
playback with DVD-Video.
no
sound
playback
the
disc playback.
on
fast reverse
secured.
firmly.
The
volume level
correctly.
still, slow
during
with DVD-Video.
still, slow motion,
or
performing, fast reverse or forward
music
or
forward.
will
not rise.
motion, or frame-by-
or
CD (CD-DA),
there is no
th1s
sec-
cannot
the
frame-by-
The
icon
&
is
-+
displayed,
The operation is not
- This operation is not
playing
does not feature
language,
The
picture stops (pauses) and this product cannot be
etc.)
and operation
compatible
possible.
that
is
with the video configuration.
(For example,
angle,
impossible.
audio system, subtitle
operated.
-+
The reading
- Stop
The
picture is stretched,
-+
The aspect setting is incorrect
-
Select
A
parental lock
is not
possible.
-+
The
parental lock
- Turn the
The
parental lock
-+
The code
-
Input
Playback
language
-+
The
DVD play1ng
language selected
- Switching
language selected
on the disc.
The
picture is
of
data is
playback
impossible
once, then restart.
with
the appropriate setting
message
parental lock
number
the correct code number.
is
not
with
settings
to a
extremely
is
displayed
is on.
off
or
for
DVD
playback
is incorrect.
the audio language
selected in
does not feature
in
"DVD/DivX Setup
selected language is not
in
"DVD/DivX Setup"
unclear/distorted and
during disc
an incorrect aspect ratio.
for
the
display.
for
that image.
and
DVD
change the
level.
cannot be canceled.
and
"DVD/DivX
d1alog
Setup".
o1·
subtitles
".
possible
playback.
-+
The disc features a
may have this.)
- Since
this
analog
copy protect system. the picture may
horizontal
that
kind of protection
This is
not
signal
to prohibit copying. (Some discs
product is
stripes or other
a
malfunction.
compatible
signal
with the copy
1m
perfections when a
is viewed on some
the
DVD
playback.
playback
subtitle
in
the
if
dark
guard
suffer
disc
displays.
the
during
from
with
is not recorded
36
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Appendix
iPod cannot be operated.
- The iPod is frozen.
~
Reconnect the iPod
iPhone.
- Update the iPod software version.
- An
error
- Reconnect the iPod
- Park your vehicle in a safe place, and
- Update the iPod software version.
- Cables are not
- Connect the cables correctly.
has occurred.
iPhone.
Turn the ignition key back to off (ACC
the engine. and
with
with
turn
the
connected
the USB interface cable
the USB interface cable
turn
off the engine.
OFF).
power to this
correctly.
Then restart
product
back on.
Sound from the iPod cannot be heard.
The audio
the Bluetooth and USB
time.
- Use the iPod to
Problems
Dialing
output
direction
change
with
is
impossible because the touch panel keys for
may switch automatically when
connections
the audio
the
are used at the same
output
direction.
phone screen
dialing are inactive.
- Your phone
- Retry after re-entering
- The connection between
cannot
- Perform the
Problems
A black screen
-
While
on the
- Press
- The
- Stop the vehicle in a safe place and check the screen on
the
The
screen
- An error has occurred.
- Park your vehicle in a safe place. and then
ignition switch (ACC OFF). Subsequently,
switch to on (ACC ON) again.
is
out of range for service.
be
established now.
connection
with
is
operating an application, the application was ended
smartphone
smartphone
smartphone.
displayed.
::to
display
OS
is
displayed, but operation does not work at all.
the
range for service.
the
cellular phone and this product
process.
the
Application screen
side.
the
Top
menu screen.
may be awaiting screen operation.
turn
off the
turn
the ignition
for
for
iPod I
iPod I
The
smartphone was not charged.
Charging stopped because the temperature of
phone rose due to prolonged use of the
charging.
-
Disconnect
the
- More battery power was consumed than was gained from
charging.
-This
sary services on the smartphone.
When problems
appears on the display. Refer to the table below
problem,
persists. record the error message and
your nearest Pioneer service center.
then
the smartphone from the cable, and wait until
smartphone
problem may
take the suggested corrective action. If the error
cools down.
be
occur
with this product.
resolved
by
stopping any unneces-
an
contact
the
smartphone
error message
smart-
during
to
identify the
your dealer or
Common
AMP Error
- This
Product overheat. System will be shut
in
problem.
that
- The temperature
product
incorrect; the protective
- Check the speaker connection.
disappear even after the engine
your dealer or
assistance.
1 minute. Restart the product by
some problem occurred
- Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
does not solve the problem, contact your dealer or an
authorized Pioneer Station for assistance.
fails to operate or the
circuit
an
authorized Pioneer Service Station
speake1-
1s
activated.
If
the message fails to
is
switched off/on.
down
ACC
If
this message keep showing up, it
in
the
is
too high
product.
for
this product to opel-ate.
connection
automatically
Off/On
is
possible
contact
may fix this
If
this
Disc
Error-02-XX/FF-FF
- The disc is dirty.
- Clean the disc.
- The disc
- Replace the disc.
- The disc
- Check
- There
- Press
is
scratched.
is
loaded upside down.
that
the disc
is
an electrical or mechanical error.
the
RESET
is
loaded correctly.
button.
is
for
Different Region
- The disc does not have the same region
product.
- Replace the DVD with one bearing the correct region
number.
Unplayable
- This type of disc cannot
- Replace the disc with one
product.
Disc
Disc
be
played on
that
can
number
this
product.
be
played on
as
this
this
Unplayable File
- This type of
- Select a file that can
f1le
cannot
be
played on
be
played.
this
product.
Skipped
- The inserted disc contains DRM protected files.
-The
protected files are skipped.
Protect
- All the files on the insel-ted disc are embedded
- Replace the disc.
with
DRM.
TEMP
- The temperature of this
ing range.
- Wait until this product returns to a
normal operating limits.
This
DivX rental
- The inserted disc contains expired DivX VOD content.
- Select a file
has
that
product
expired.
can
be
is
outside the normal operat-
temperature
played.
within
Video resolution not supported
- Files that
the file.
- Select a file
Unable to
- The playback history for VOD
some reason.
- Retry.
-
Your device
cannot
be
played on this
that
can
be
played.
write
to
flash memory.
If
the message appears frequently,
is
not authorized
contents
to
play this DivX protected
product
cannot
consult
are included in
be
saved
your dealer.
video.
- This product's DivX registration code has not been authoby
the DivX VOD
rized
- Register
this
contents
product to the DivX VOD contents provider.
provider.
Video frame rate not supported
- DivX file's frame rate
- Select a file
Audio Format
- This type of file
- Select a file
not
is
can
more
be
that
supported
is
not supported on
that
can
be
than
played.
played.
30 fps.
this
product.
the
for
37
Page 38
Appendix
USB
storage
Error-02-6X
-
Communication
-Turn
the ignition switch
- Disconnect the USB storage device.
- Change to a different source. Then, return to the
storage device.
Unplayable File
- This type
- Select a file that can
- Security
- Follow the USB storage device instructions to
Skipped
- The connected USB storage device contains DRM protected
files.
- The protected files are skipped.
Protect
- All the files on the connected USB storage device are
embedded with DRM.
- Replace the USB storage device.
Incompatible
- The connected USB storage device
product. .
- Disconnect your device and replace it with a
Check
- The USB
- Check
- The connected USB storage device consumes more
maximum
- Disconnect the USB storage device and do not use it. Turn
Video resolution
- Files
the file.
- Select a file
of
for
security.
USB storage device.
USB
connector
that
in something or damaged.
the ignition switch to
connect a compliant
that
device
failed.
file cannot
the connected USB storage device is enabled.
USB
the USB connector or USB cable is
allowable current.
not
cannot
be
that
OFF
and back ON.
be
played on this product.
be
played.
is
not supported
or USB cable
OFF,
USB storage device.
supported
played on this product are
can
be
then to
played.
is
short-circuited.
ACC
or
disable
compatible
not
ON
and then
included
USB
by
th1s
caught
than
in
.
USB
was disconnected for device protection. Do
USB
insert this
USB
memory.
- The USB connector or USB cable is short-circuited.
- Check
in
The connected USB storage device consumes more than
maximum allowable current.
- Disconnect the USB storage device and do not use it.
the ignition switch to
connect a compliant USB storage device.
- The USB interface cable
- Confirm that the USB interface cable
USB cable
Audio Format
- This type of file is not supported on
- Select a file that can
memory into
that
something or damaged.
the USB connector
is
not caught
not
supported
the
unit.
Press
or
USB cable is not caught
OFF,
then to ACC or
for
iPod I iPhone is short-circuited.
in
something or damaged.
this
be
played.
product.
not
reset
to
ON
and then
for
iPod I iPhone or
re-
restart
iPod
Error-02-6X
- iPod failure.
- Disconnect the cable from the iPod. Once the iPod's main
menu is displayed, reconnect the iPod and reset it.
Error-02-60
- The iPod firmware version is old.
- Update the iPod version.
Sluetooth
Error-10
- The power failed
- Turn the ignition switch to
If
the error message
above action, please contact your dealer
Pioneer Service Station.
Some basic precautions are necessary when handling your
discs.
for
the Bluetooth module of
OFF
is
still displayed after performing the
and then to ON.
this
product.
or
an authorized
Turn
e Use 12-cm discs. Do not use 8-cm discs or
8-cm discs.
e When using discs
check the instructions and the warnings of the discs.
Depending
possible. Using such discs may result
equipment.
e
Do
not attach labels, write on or apply chemicals to the
surface of the discs.
e
Do
not attach
als to the discs.
e
To
clean a disc, wipe it with a soft cloth, moving outward
from the center.
e Condensation may temporarily
performance.
e Playback of discs may not
characteristics,
environment, storage conditions and so on.
e
Road
e
Ambient
e
e Despite
DVD-Video
shocks may
Read
the precautions
At
extremely high temperatures, a temperature cutout
protects this
our
that
do not affect
surface
as
for
use or handling of the disc. This is not a sign
malfunction of
and tear.
that
can
be
printed on label surfaces,
on
the discs, inserting and ejecting may not
commercially
disc
interrupt
available labels or other materi-
be
format, recorded application, playback
possible because
disc playback.
for
discs before using them.
in
impair
the built-in drive's
damage to this
conditions>for. playil'lg a disc
product
careful design of the product. small scratches
a result of mechanical wear, ambient conditions
by
switching it off automatically.
actual
operation may appear
this
product. Consider it to
DVD.
VIDEO
be
an
adapter
of
disc
on
the d
of
the
normal wear
for
be
1sc
38
Built-in
e Use only conventional, fully
shaped discs.
drive
and
care
circular
discs. Do not use
e Do not use cracked, chipped, warped, or otherwise damaged
as
discs
they may damage the built-in drive.
e
~is
a trademark of DVD Format/Logo Licensing
Corporation.
e It is not possible
be
may not
above.
able
to
play DVD-Audio discs. This
to
play all discs bearing the marks shown
DVD
drive
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Appendix
CD
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DIGITAL
AVCHD
This
unit
(Advanced Video Codec High Definition) format. Do not insert
AVCHD discs. If inserted, the disc may not
recorded
is
not
compatible
Playi.ng DuaiDisc
e Dual Discs are two-sided discs
for
audio on one side and a recordable DVD
other.
e Playback of
However, since
compatible
sible
the
DVD side is possible with
the
with
to
play the CD side
the general CD standard, it may not
CD
e Frequent loading and ejecting of a Dual Disc may result in
to
scratches
the disc.
e Serious scratches can lead
product.
in
we
product.
e Please refer to
tion
Dolby·
This
product
the
sound will
Manufactured
0
Dolby and
Laboratories.
In
the
recommend
some cases, a Dual Disc may become
disc-loading slot and will not eject.
about
you refrain
the
manufacturer
Dual Discs.
Digital
will down-mix Dolby Digital signals internally and
be
output
in stereo.
under
the
license
double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby
AUDIO
discs
with
discs recorded in AVCHD
be
ejected.
that
have a recordable CD
side of Dual Discs is not physically
with
this
product.
to
playback problems on
from
using Dual Disc
for
from
Dolby Laboratories.
for
video on
this
product.
be
this
To
more detailed informa-
stuck
prevent this,
with
this
the
pos-
DOLB~
III
DIGITAL
Compatibility
Common
notes
about
disc
compatibility
e Certain
e Compatibility
e It
e Playback of discs may become impossible
DVD-Video
e DVD-Video discs
DVD-RIDVD-RW/DVD-R
functions
some discs.
is
not possible to playback DVD-ROM/DVD-RAM discs.
sure to sunlight, high temperatures,
storage conditions
with
of
this
all discs
in
the vehicle.
product
may not be available
is
not guaranteed.
with
or
depending
discs
that
have
cannot
be
the player can
played on
be
found on
incompatible
this
DVD drive. The region
this
product's
SL
{Single
region
chassis.
direct
on the
numbers
number
Layer)/DVD-R DL {Dual Layer) discs
e Unfinalized discs
format
e Discs
e DVD-R
(video mode) cannot
which
format
(VR
DL
Layer
Jump
which
have been recorded
have been recorded
mode)
cannot
(Dual Layer) discs
recording cannot
be
be
played back.
with
the
played back.
which
be
played back.
Video Recording
have been recorded with
with
the Video
e For detailed information about recording mode, please
contact the
software.
CD-RICD-RW discs
e Unfinalized discs cannot
e It may not
recorded on a
manufacturer
be
possible to playback CD-R/CD-RW
music
of media, recorders,
be
played back.
CD
recorder
or a computer
or
writing
discs
because
for
expo-
of
of disc characteristics,
scratches
e Playback of
sible, depending on
their
or
condensation
discs
settings, and
e Please record
contact
manufacturer
software.)
e Titles and
disc
audio data (CO-DA)).
e Read
them.
Common
other
may not be displayed
the
precautions
notes
recorded on a
the
other
with
the
of media, recorders, or
text
information
with
about
scratches
recording device,
environmental
correct
or
dirt
on
the
format.
by
this
CD-R/CD-RW discs before using
on the disc,
lens of the built-in drive.
computer
recorded on a CD-R/CD-RW
product
the
may not
writing
factors.
(For details, please
writing
(in the case of
USB
device
e Do not leave
high temperatures.
e Depending on
this
product may
may not
e The text
be
correctly displayed.
e File extensions
e There may
on an USB storage device
e Operations may vary
age device.
e It may not
because of file
tion, playback
USB
storage device compatibility
~
For details
product, refer
the
USB storage device in any location
the
kind of
not
be
played back properly.
information
be a slight
be
about
recognize
of some
must
be
used properly.
delay
depending
possible
to
characteristics,
environment,
USB storage device
to
Specifications on page
the
USB storage device you use,
the
storage device
audio
and video files may not
when
starting
with
complex
on
play
some
file
storage conditions, and so on.
playback of files
folder hierarchies.
the
kind of an USB stor-
music
files
format, recorded applica-
compatibility
from
43.
e Protocol: bulk
e
You
cannot
a USB hub.
connect
a USB storage device
to
this
e Partitioned USB storage device is not compatible
product.
e Firmly secure
let the USB storage device fall
become
e There may
files encoded
e Some USB storage devices
generate noise on
e Do not
The sequence of
For USB storage device,
USB storage device.
jammed
be a slight
with
connect
audio
the
USB storage device when driving. Do not
under
delay
image
the
radio.
anything
files on USB storage device
the
onto
the
the
brake
when
data.
connected
other
than
sequence is different from
floor, where it may
or
gas pedal.
starting
playback of audio
to
this
the
USB storage device.
product may
or
dirt,
be
pos-
software,
storage
with
or
files
USB
with
this
product
with
that
via
this
of
39
Page 40
Appendix
Handling guidelines and supplemental
e
This
product
(MMC).
e
Copyright
Common
Notes specific to DivX
e
Only
anteed for proper operation. Unauthorized
operate properly.
e
ORM
started .
e
This
product
minutes
limit
e
OivX
product to the
refer to
28.
e
For
details on the
this product. refer to
e
For
more details about
http://www.divx.com/
DivX
subtitle files
e
Srt
format
e
Only
subtitle files cannot
e
Subtitle files that are named with the same character string
as
the
Oiv
X
exactly the same. However. if there is
one subtitle file in a single folder. the files are associated
even if the file names are not the same.
e
The subtitle file
OivX
e
Up to
will
not
e
Up to
file.
including
are used
recognized.
e
The
character
IS0-8859-1.
cause the characters to
e
The subtitles may not
characters in the subtitle file include control code.
e
For materials that use a high transfer rate, the subtitles and
video may
40
is not
compatible
protected files cannot
notes
OivX
files downloaded
rental files cannot
corresponds to a
43
seconds. Search operations beyond this time
are prohibited.
VOO
file playback requires supplying the
Displaying your
subtitle files with the extension
one subtitle file can
OivX
file befo
file. The character s
file.
255
subtitle files may
be
recognized.
64
characters can
for
the
Using characters other than
not
about
files
be
OivX
VOO
provider. Regarding the
DivX
Oi
vx
video versions that can
Specifications
Oi
be
associated.
re
th e extension are associated with the
trings
must
be
stored
the extension. If
file
code
be
be
name, the subtitle file may not
for
the subtitle file should comply with
be
be
completely synchronized.
with the Multi Media
from
operated until playing back is
Oi
VOD
vX
. visit the following site:
be
used for each
be
used. Any more subtitle files
used for the name of the subtitle
more than
displayed incorrectly.
displayed correctly if the displayed
information
be
played back.
DivX
OivX
vX
registration
before the extension must
in
the same folder
files
partner sites are guar-
OivX
file display of up to 1
on page
".srt"
OivX
only
one
64
IS0-8859-1
Card
files may not
10
code of this
10
code.
code
on page
be
played
43.
can
file. Multiple
Oiv
X file and
as
characters
be
be
the
may
used.
590
on
be
e
If
multiple
short
be
Media
subtitles are programed to display
time
frame, such
displayed at the correct time.
as
0.1
seconds. the subtitles may not
compatibility
General
D
Maximum
B
Maximum
age device: 7.5 h
CD-R/-RW
File system: IS09660 levei1 .1S09660
1.
02
/ 1.50/2.00/2.01/2.
Max
imum
Maximum
Playable file types: MP3,
MPEG2. MPEG4
DVD-R/-R
File system:
1.
02/1
.
Maximum
Maximum
Playable
MPEG2, MPEG4
USB
storage device
File system:
Maximum
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MP3
a
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exist.
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This
interactive), mp3
CD-R/-RW
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extension: .mp3
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rate: 8 kbps
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for
emphasis)
I
03
tag:
DVD-R/-R
File extension: .mp3
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rate: 8 kbps to
Sampling
for
emphasis)
103
tag:
playback time of audio file stored in the disc:
playback time of audio file stored on an USB stor-
(450 m1nutes)
number
number
SLJ-R
IS09660 levei1.1S09660
50
/2.00/2.01/2.50
number
number
file types:
FAT16/FAT32
number
number
types:
50
of folders:
of files:
WMA,
DLJ
DVD-RW
of folders:
of files: 3
MP3.
WMA,
of folders:
of files:
MP3.
WMA,
999
15
300
AAC,
300
500
AAC.
300
000
AAC,
compatibility
. 2.x of
103
tag
is
prioritized when both
product
103
103
is not compatible with the following:
PRO.
m3u playlist
to
320
kbps
1.0,
1.1. 2.2.
DVD-RW
kbps
16kHz
1.0,
1.1.
(CBR),
48kHz
2.3
(CBR),
to
48kHz
2.2
, 2.3
frequency: 16kHz to
tag
Ver.
SLJ-R
DLJ
320
frequency:
tag
Ver.
within
a very
chart
levei2.Romeo, Joliet.UOF
WAV.
OivX,
MPEG1,
level 2.Romeo, Joliet.UOF
WAV.
OivX,
MPEG1,
WAV
,
MPEG4,
VBR
(32kHz.
VBR
(32kHz.
JPEG
Ver.
1
.x
and
44.1
kHz.48 kHz
44
.1 kHz.48 kHz
MP3i (MP3
60
, BMP
Ver.
2.x
USB
storage device
File extension: .mp3
Bit rate: 8 kbps to
Sampling frequency:
103
tag:
103
tag
WMA
5
h
compatibility
This product
Media
TM
Audio 9 Professional, Loss less. Voice
CD-R/-RW
File extension: .wma
Bit
rate: 5 kbps to 320
Sampling frequency:
DVD-R/-R
File extension: .wma
Bit
Sampling frequency:
USB
File extension: .wma
Bit
Sampling frequency:
WAV
~
USB
File extension: .wav
Format: Linear
Sampling frequency: 16kHz to
Quantization bits: 8 bits and
AAC
Q
SLJ-R
rate: 5 kbps to 320
storage device
rate: 5 kbps to 320
compatibility
The sampling frequency shown in the display m
rounded.
storage device
compatibility
This product plays back
CD-R/-RW
File extension: .m4a
Bit
rate : 8 kbps to
Sampling frequency:
DVD-R/-R
File extension: .m4a
Bit
rate: 8 kbps to
Sampling frequency:
USB
File extension: .m4a
Bit
Sampling frequency:
SLJ-R
storage device
rate: 8 kbps to
320
kbps
8kHz
Ver
. 1.
0.
1.1
is
not compatible
kbps (CBR),
8kHz
DLJ
DVD-RW
kbps
8kHz
kbps
8kHz
PCM (LPCM)
320
kbps
8kHz
DLI
DVD-RW
320 kbps
8kHz
320
kbps
8kHz
(CBR).
to
48kH
, 2.
2.
to
48kHz
(CBR),
to
48kHz
(CBR),
to
48kHz
48kHz
16
bits
AAC
(CBR)
to
44.1
(CBR)
to
44.1
(CBR)
to
48kHz
2.3, 2.4
VBR
z
with
the
following: Windows
VBR
VBR
VBR
files encoded
kHz
kHz
by
ay
iTun
e
be
s.
Page 41
Appendix
DivX
~
6
m
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m
CD-RJ-RW
File extension: .avi/.divx
Profile
Ver.
Compatible
Bit
Sampling
48kH
Ma
Maximum
DVD-RJ-R
File extension: .avi/.divx
Profile
Ver.
Compatible
Bit
Sampling
48kHz
Maximum
Maximum
Video
~
ii
m
~
e
compatibility
compatible
not
product
This
format
LPCM
Depending on the file
number
stari
a file
If
end.
Some special operations may be
composition
Files
rectly. The standard
Mbps
DivX files on the USB
(DivX version):
6.x_
r·ate (MP3):
z for
xrmum image size:
(DivX versron):
6.x
(MP3):
rate
for
Files may not be played
environment
of the
product
This
application used to
Depending on the version of
to encode
may not be correctly displayed.
tion
There may be a
files encoded
product
This
transfer.
is
, DivX files
(linear
of
of playback on discs.
contains
with
for DVDs.
audio codec:
frequency
emphasis
file size:
SLI-R
audio codec:
frequency
emphasis)
image size:
file size:
files
file.
without
audio
PCM)
information
streams.
audio
than
more
of DivX files.
transfer
high
8 kbps to
8 kbps
Home
(MP3):
)
720
4GB
DLI
Home
to
(MP3):
720
4GB
transfer
storage
MP3.
320
DVD-RW
MP3.
320
compatibility
the
which
in
operate correctly.
not
may
encode
album
files.
WMA
delay
slight
image
with
compatible
is not
the
with
video data. DivX files
codec
composition.
may be a
there
playback
4GB.
prohibited
be played back cor-
rate is 4
device
y Digital
Dolb
(CBR).
to
576 pixels
x
ter
Dolby
(C
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576 pixels
><
not
Mbps
cannot
3.11/Ver. 4.x.Ner. 5.x/
Ver.
VBR
48kHz
3.11/Ver.
Ver.
Digital
VBR
BR).
48kHz
rates may
Theater
kbps
16kHz
pixels
Thea
kbps
16kH
pixels
(USB)
depending
ly
proper
back
was created
file
files.
WMA
Windows
names
when
data.
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and
starting
packet write data
with
following:
slight
(32k
(32 kHz ,
depending
other
DivX
encoded
such
delay in the
stops before the
because
and 10.08
COs
for
be played.
44.1
z.
H
x/Ver 5.x/
4.
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on the
contents
the
on
or
on the
informa-
text
playback ot audio
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with
as the
of the
kHz.
kHz.
used
~
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try
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product
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to
on
length of bla
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Format:
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rate.
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vr
audio codec: Linear
resolution:
hame
may
720
30
rate:
be able to be played back dependrng
not
-4
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.mp4
Format: MPEG-4
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Compatible
Maxirnum
x
Ma
~
resolution:
Frame rate:
imum
Fi!es may
rate.
video codec:
audio codec:
not
be
720
30
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Maxrmum
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The Regents of
Redistribution
without
video codec:
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resolution:
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and
modification.
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hierarchy
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use in
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to
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extension
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characters
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opemtions
ther
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section between the songs
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Windows Media
of
Microsoft
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Corporation and cannot
from
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is
either a registered
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technology
be
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PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC.
GARANTIE VALl DE SEULEMENT DANS LE
GARANTIE
Pioneer
Electronics
avoir ete installes
vice
de
fabrication,
Les unites ou pieces
LA
PRESENTE
CONDITION
A
OU
UNE
AUTRE
LA
PREMIERE
PAYS
OU
L'ACHAT A
PUSAOU
POC,
PERIODE
Produits
La
peri
ode
de
ELEMENTS NON COUVERTS PAR
UN
PRODUIT ACHETE CHEZ
IMPLICITE
"AVEC
TOUS SES DEFAUTS EVENTUELS ".
PIONEER N'EST
PIONEER
DE
TOUTE APPLICATION
LA
PRESENTE
DOCUMENTS
LA
PRESENTE
PENDANT DE LONGUES PERIODES
LA
PRESENTE
DISQUES
PAR ECRIT PAR PIONEER, D'UN ACCIDENT, D'UN
LES DOMMAGES
CONFORMES
LA
PRESENTE
PRESENTE
PIONEER.
NON AUTORISEES, Nl
LES NUMEROS
INVALIDITE
AUX
ETATS~UNIS
DE
QUALITE MARCHANDE
LA PERIODE
APRES
L'EXCLUSION
S'APPLIQUER
ETAT
A L'AUTRE.
CANADA
AU
QU'ELLE
SOIT IMPLICITE,
(USA)
Inc.
(PUSA)
et
Pioneer
et
utilises
conformement
seront
repares
de
rechange
GARANTIE LIMITEE S'APPLIQUEAU
QUE
LE
PRODUIT
PREUVE D'ACHAT
LOCATION.
ETE
LE
CAS
ECHEANT,
DE
GARANTIE DES PRODUITS
stereo
pour
garantie pour les clients qUIIouent le produit
DE
QUALITE MARCHANDE
PAS
NE
OU
LA
RESPONSABLE
GARANTIT
GARANTIE
S'Y
APPLIQUANT.
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GARANTIE
AUX
RUBANS
SUBSEQUENTS
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CELLES
GARANTIE
GARANTIE,
PRESENTE
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SERlE MODIFIES, OBLITERES
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EFFECTUE
l'auto
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INDUSTRIELLE
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NE
NE
QUI SONT SPECIFIEES DANS LE
NE COUVRE PAS LE COOT DES PIECES OU DE
51
ELLES
GARANTIE
D'UN ENTRETIEN INADEQUAT.
OU
GARANTIE. CERTAINS ETATS
LA
PRESENTE GARANTIE VOUS DONNE DES DROITS LEGAUX SPECIFIQUES. VOUS POUVEZ JOUIR D'AUTRES DROITS, QUI PEUVENT VARIER D'UN
OBLIGATOIRE
SERVICE
SEULEMENT,
PA~ERA
POURVOUS
UN
DISTRIBUTEUR NON AUTORISE N'EST COUVERT PAR AUCUNE GARANTIE EXPRESSE
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Electronique
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OU
OBLI~ATIONS
OU AUTRE,
SERVICE
Pour profiter du service en vertu
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AUX
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de
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CANADA
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port
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Satisfaction
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LONG
BEACH,
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com
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Canada
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BOX
CALIFORNIA
1-800-421-1404
REGLEMENT DES CONFLITS
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LE PRODUIT A ETE SOUMIS A UNE PUISSANCE
TELEVISEURS
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DE
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PRODUIT
DANS
LE
PRESENT
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DE PILES DEFECTUEUSES OU
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REFERENCE
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AU
CANADA.
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DE
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340
MARKHAM,
(905) 4 79-4411
1-877-283-5901
http://www.pioneerelectronics.ca
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service
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pour
trouver
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services
societe
adequats
de
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Canada,
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CANADA,
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PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC.
PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF
CANADA,
INC.
LIMITED WARRANTY
WARRANTY VALID ONLY
WARRANTY
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. (PUSA), and Pioneer Electronics
function properly under normal use due to a manufacturing defect when installed and operated according to the owner's manual enclosed with the unit will be repaired or replaced with
a unit of comparable value, at the option of
new or rebuilt at the option of
THIS LIMITED
PRODUCT WAS
RECEIPT OR OTHER VALID PROOF OF
AND
PREPAID, ONLY FROM WITHIN THE COUNTRY OF PURCHASE
THE PRODUCT.
WARRANTY
PURCHASED
DATE OF FIRST RENTAL. IN THE EVENT SERVICE IS REQUIRED,
PUSAOR
PUSAor
APPLIES TO
POC,ASAPPROPRIATE,
POC.
FROM
PUSAor
THE
ORIGINAL
AN
AUTHORIZED
PURCHASE
POC, without charge to you for parts or actual repair work. Replacement units and/or parts supplied under this warranty may be
Of
Canada, Inc. (POC), warrantthatproductsdistributed by
ORA
NY
SUBSEQUENT
PIONEER
SHOWING THE DATE OF
WILL
PAY TO RETURN THE REPAIRED OR
DISTRIBUTOR/DEALER
AS
EXPLAINED
PRODUCT WARRANTY PERIOD
Car Stereo
The warranty period for retail customers who rent the product commences upon the date product is first put into use (a) during the rental period or (b) retail sale, whichever occurs first.
Products
WHAT IS NOT COVERED
IF
THIS PRODUCT
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS
PIONEER
PIONEER DOES NOT
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY IF THE PRODUCT HAS BEEN
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER DISPLAY SCREENS
THIS
WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER THE CABINET OR ANY APPEARANCE ITEM, USER ATTACHED ANTENNA, ANY DAMAGE
DAMAGE
UGHTNING ORTO POWER SURGES, SUBSEQUENT DAMAGE FROM LEAKING, DAMAGE FROM INOPERATIVE BATTERIES, OR THE USE OF BATTERIES NOT CONFORMING
SPECIFIEDINTHEOWNER'SMANUAL
WARRANTY
THIS
OBTAINED FROM
DEFECTS OR DAMAGE CAUSED
ALTERED, DEFACED, OR REMOVED
WAS
PURCHASED FROM AN UNAUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY
SHALL
NOT
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
CONSEQUENTIALAND/OR
WARRANT
TO
THE PRODUCT RESULTING FROM ALTERATIONS, MODIFICATIONS NOT AUTHORIZED
DOES
ANY
SOURCE OTHER THAN A PIONEER AUTHORIZED SERVICE COMPANY OR OTHER DESIGNATED LOCATION. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
NOT
ANY
PRODUCT LISTED
COVER
THE
COST
BY
THE USE OF UNAUTHORIZED PARTS
SERIAL
NUMBERS
ABOVE
OF PARTS
FORA
WHEN IT IS USED IN A
SUBJECTED
DAMAGED
OR
LABOR
VOID THIS ENTIRE
NO OTHER WARRANTIES
IN
THE
U.S.A.MERCHANTABILITY
WARRANTY PERIOD. SOME STATES DO NOT
OR LIMITATIONS OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE
YOU SPECIFIC
IN
CANADA-
OR OTHERWISE,
PIONEER
LEGAL
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN, THERE
APPLICABLE
AND
RIGHTS
LIMITS
FITNESS
ITS
FORA
AND
YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.
TO THIS PRODUCT.
OBLIGATIONS
PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
ALLOW
UNDER
LIMITATIONS ON
ANY
TO OBTAIN SERVICE
In
the U.S.A. or Canada to receive warranty service you need to present your sales receipt or your rental contract showing place and date of original owner's transaction.
Y.M- Please
Your Authorized
list the contact information (phone number, fax, email, etc.)
Your Authorized
Pioneer website at
Pioneer
email or
CANADAShipping
Use adequate padding material to prevent damage in transit. Include your name, address and telephone number where you can be reached during business hours.
On all complaints and concerns
contact
one
of
Pioneer
Dealer-
Pioneer
Service
www.pioneerelectronics.com
Customer
access
Support-
the Pioneer website to
POC has a
Your
Unitfor
number
Service-
For hook-up and operation
the
following
Your Pioneer
Company-
Can advise the optimal service option
of Authorized Service Companies should your product require service. Contact Pioneer
Please package it carefully and send
Pioneer
partners
Dealer
Can
perform
and click on
contact
Pioneer.
in
the U.S.A. call Customer Support at 1-800-421-1404,
IN
THE U.S.A.
of
your unit or to locate an For additional information
to
obtain
may repair or replace your unit,
for
your Dealer.
repairs for
"Support"
it,
Authorized Service Company, please call or write:
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
I PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC.
P.O.
BOX 1720 340 FERRIER STREET UNIT 2
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90801 MARKHAM
1-800-421-1404 (905) 4 79-4411 ' 1-877-283-5901
http://www. pioneerelectronics. com
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
IN THE U.S.A. - Following
Resolution Program to resolve the dispute. The Complaint Resolution Program is available to you without charge. You are required to use the Complaint Resolution Program
before you exercise any rights under, or seek any remedies, created by Title I
To
use the Complaint Resolution Program call 1-800-421-1404 and explain to the customer service representative the problem you are experiencing, steps you have taken to
have the product repaired during the warranty period and the name
has been explained to the representative, a resolution number will be issued. Within 40 days of receiving your complaint, Pioneer will investigate the dispute and will either:
(1) respond to your complaint
informing you why it will not take any action.
IN
CANADA-
Call the Customer Satisfaction Manager at (905) 946-7 412 to discuss your complaint and to obtain a prompt resolution.
our
response to any initial request to
in
writing informing you what action Pioneer will take, and
Customer
IN
COUNTRY OF PRODUCT PURCHASE
PUSAinthe
OWNER
OF THIS PIONEER PRODUCT DURING THE
ORIGINAL
THE
PRODUCT
IN THIS DOCUMENT. YOU
PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND THIS PRODUCT IS SOLD STRICTLY
INCIDENTAL
BY
TOA
ARE
most
for
transportation prepaid by a traceable, insured method, to an Authorized Service Company or Pioneer.
TO POWER IN EXCESS OF ITS PUBLISHED POWER RATING.
STATIC, NON-MOVING, IMAGES APPLIED FOR LENGTHY PERIODS (BURN-IN).
WHICH
OR
LABOR
WARRANTY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES
PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED THE WARRANTY PERIOD.
HOW
LONGAN
ABOVE
NO REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, OBLIGATIONS OR CONDITIONS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY
service:
Car
Electronics products and can advise other options as applicable. Please
and select
your
model and
IN THE U.S.A. OR
PURCHASE
MUST
BE
REPLACEMENT
DAMAGES.
TRADE
OR BUSINESS OR IN
IN
WRITING BY PIONEER, ACCIDENT, MISUSE OR ABUSE, DAMAGE DUE
WOULD
BE
OTHERWISE PROVIDED
OR FROM IMPROPER MAINTENANCE.
INCLUDING,
IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS
LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY
or
refer you to an Authorized Pioneer
"Find a Service
geographic
location. Please reference
or,
CANADA.
OR, IF RENTED,
DELIVERED WITHIN
WILL
Center"
in
Canada, call Customer Satisfaction at (905) 479-4411.
YOUR
BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR
PRODUCT TO YOU WITHIN THE COUNTRY OF PURCHASE .
ANY
TO
BUT
NOT
AND
to find the
of
Canada as listed below to obtain a local service location.
U.S.A., and by POC
YOU
THE
INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIALAPPLICATION.
RECORDS OR RECORDING TAPES OR
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