Pioneer AVH-270BT, AVH-170DVD, AVH-171DVD, 271BT User Manual
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• Precaution .......................... 4
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
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safety information .................
brake interlock ..........
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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
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AV
source ................
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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
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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
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5
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5
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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
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on
the connections and
...
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• 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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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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........................
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
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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 ..........
..
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RCA
rear output.. ..................
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• 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
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registration
VOD
..
.
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..
.............
deregistration
...
.
...
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• Favorite menu .....
Creating a shortcut ...........
Selecting a shortcut ............................
Removing a shortcut.. .........................
...
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• Common operations ........ 29
Setting the time and date ............................... 29
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23
Changing the wide screen mode .................... 29
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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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26
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26
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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
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...........................................
before connecting the system .....
cord .
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amp (sold separately) .......................... 32
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iPhone
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iPhone
with Lightning connector .......... 33
iPhone
with
30-pin
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connector ............... 33
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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
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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:
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Bluetooth antenna cannot
user.
FCC
radio frequency
RSS-1
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of the
be
installed and operated keeping the radiator at
20
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with any other antenna
AVH-271
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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
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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
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ensure continued safety,
PRODUCT
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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
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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
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to higher volumes of sound, so
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and clearly, without distortion.
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the dial and
have
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leave
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you
can hear it comfortably
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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
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KIND ARISING OUT
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PRODUCTS, INCLUDING,
WARRANTY CLAIMS,
DEATH
AND
CLAIM
THEORY,
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ITS
WARRANTIES
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EXPRESS
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of
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YOU
IN
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CONTRACT
IF
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OF
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OR
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OF
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PURPOSE.
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OR
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OR
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AND
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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:
e
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,
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immediately
in
this
condition
shock,
smoke, a
or
any
other
power
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in
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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
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consult
doing
noise
or
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and
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this
product
inside
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your dealer
product
by
injury
contact
your dealer
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permanent
by yourself.
persons
and
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or
other
with
to
the
contact
this
product,
ignition
so may result in a
from
the
LCD
your dealer
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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
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promote safety, certain functions are disabled unless the
vehicle
is
e
Keep this manual handy
dures and safety information.
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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.
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Please remember
operating your vehicle.
injuries can
not properly buckled.
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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.
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and/
an interlock
described
be
from
(2)
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LIGHT
GREEN LEAD
IS
DESIGNED
AND
MUST
SUPPLY
IMPROPER
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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
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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
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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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product
keep
in
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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
this
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product
tion due to the resulting high temperatures.
When using a cellular phone,
lular phone away from the
of the video
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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The
conditions:
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the
operation when a device is connected
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product.
this
to
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
Precaution
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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
in
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manual depending
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and
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soft
key
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supplementary
model
name
an
appropriate soft
on the touch screen.
is
the
key
a reference or
or
for
that
are supported
hold
an
screen.
key
appropriate
•
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1
RESET
button
Volume(+/-)
2
MUTE
3
button
4
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button
DISP
5
button
6
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button
7
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8
loading
slot
LCD screen
9
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button
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menu screen and the
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reverse and track search controls.
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turn
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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
the
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age
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some USB storage devices.
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cable.
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button to eject a disc.
and
unplugging a
device
product
may not achieve
USB
storage device into the
hub
for
is
optimum
not possible.
connection.
USB
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.
"Select Program Language" screen appears.
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depending
time
on
on, the screen shown will differ
the previous conditions.
for
a few
2 Touch the language that you want to use
screen.
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3
The top menu screen appears.
on
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details concerning operations, see
manual.
8
the
remote control
CD
USB cable
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USB storage device
lm
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that
no data
is
USB storage device.
being accessed before pulling out the
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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
screen
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can play
or
AV
source
use the following sources
with
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an auxiliary device.
be played back
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protect
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the
source list.
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touch
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product
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screen
with
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menu
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the
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source
panel
by
touching
from
finger
gently.
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list
the
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this product.
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keys on
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time
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change
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sources.
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key
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the playback point by dragging
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the
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source.
the
operation
panel
to
narrow down the
not
displayed on
displayed on a single page.
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display.
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the
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the
display
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connection
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your devices.
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tion and displays
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register.
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digit
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displayed. Touch
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this
make sure
to
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for
them
in
number
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product
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appears on the display of this product. Touch
to
pair
the device.
the
connection is established,
the
For details on a Bluetooth device operations. refer
the
device is successfully registered, a Bluetooth con-
from
the
that
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your
device
Bluetooth devices waiting
the
dev1ce name
from
Bluetooth device. Before registrat ion,
Bluetooth
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on
page
11
screen
on page
list if a device is found.
the
to
disconnect.
the system.
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of
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the
to
device.
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on
to
11
page
Bluetooth
a
device
automatically
This function connects the last connected Bluetooth device to
this product automatically
than a few meters apart.
Display the
Displaying the
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2
".
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or
Deleting
a registered device
as
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turn
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being deleted.
is
this
product
off while the paired Bluetooth device
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3
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the two devices are less
as
soon
screen.
page
on
screen
screen.
on page
screen
10
(default)
10
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other device.
the
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2
or
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screen
screen.
on page
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to
not
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code
device
the
function.
this
screen.
on page
the
10
pin code (up to 8
to
to
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confirmation screen appears.
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This function is used to update
Bluetooth software. For details on Bluetooth software and updating, refer
0
0
0
to
The source is turned off and
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
file
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and never
product
this
turn
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while the software is being updated.
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and
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off
storage device stored the
USB
this unit.
to
unplugging
a
USB
storage device
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screen
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disconnect
on page
the phone
on
10
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page 8
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finish
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or
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to manually select
want to reconnect a disconnected Bluetooth device.
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reason.
cannot be established automatically for some
a
devi«l
device
the
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your devices.
2 Display
Displaying the
:>
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the
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screen.
screen
on page
10
3 Touch [Connection].
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want
connect.
to
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infor~
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product are displayed.
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0
safe place and apply the parking brake.
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the
screen.
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
Bluetooth
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.
such cases, perform the following procedure to check the
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software version on
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version
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screen
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screen.
on page
10
consult
to
11
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connected device
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the
cellular
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the
cellular
phone
phone
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connected indicator
number
of
the
is
displayed.
of
of
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the
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screen
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a
phone
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ways.
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dial
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to end the
preset
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of the
the
the
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to
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phone
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select whether
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1
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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.
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the
automatically
call
a
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ring
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or
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product's ring tone.
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listening
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party's
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or
vol-
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Notes
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less technology
The
e
cellular
receiving voice and data via
With some
e
output from the speakers.
It
e
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
Bluetooth wire-
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
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phone and then perform pairing agam
this product.
lular
phone
Making and receiving
may hear a noise in
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When you answer
phone.
When the person on the
phone.
the person on the other end
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e
conversation
hands-tree phoning.
With some
e
button on the
free phoning may not be performed.
The registered name
e
already
number
number
received
The
cannot make a call
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e
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.
000
download completely.
product
this
phone, phone book transfer may
cellular
may not
correctly.
be
cel-
hangs up the
for
hands-
is
the phone
cel-
the
display
the
Setup
with
When using an
product
this
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product
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software versions.
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Information
and
The settings and
and the available
iPod
according to the device to be connected.
compatibility
supports
Others
5s, 5c:
5,
4s.
4,
iOS
3GS:
(4th, 5th generation):
touch
(3rd generation):
touch
(2nd generation):
touch
160GB
80GB:
can connect and
software version.
the
this
with
iPod compatibility with this product, refer to the
about
touch 2nd, 3rd. 4th generation
nano 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th generation
touch
nano 7th generation
website.
our
to
connector
30-pin
4s
4,
3GS,
80GB, 160GB
Lightning connector
5s, 5c
5,
5th generation
functions
cables
sources are
for iPod
product, configure the settings of
this
following iPod models
the
only
may not work
iOS 7.0
6.0.1
Ver.
Ver.
(2008):
1.1.2
Ver.
control
separately sold
product.
following iPod models.
the
on
required for connecting each device,
as
correctly.
later.
or
6.0.1
iOS
5.1.1
iOS
2.1
iOS 4
2.0.4
2.0.1
1.2
Ver.
1.0.2
Ver.
1.0.4
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1.1.3
Ver.
iPod compatible
an
connector
of
connections
the
follows.
the
cables.
iPod,
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and
this
with
iPod model
may not
it
be
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Setup
iPod
I
iPhone
When
separately)
e
iPod (audio)
iPod (video)
iPod
connector
When
separately)
e
iPod
connecting
Available
I
iPhone
connecting
Availab
le
(au
dio)
sources
sources
for iPod
with
with
a
30-pin
via
CD-IU201V
a
Lightning
via
CD-IU52
connector
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to
switch
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to
the
frequency.
system
and performs
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seconds, performs non stop seek
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stored
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frequency
the
an i
tem
to
the preset
Selects
the
band.
manual
seek
stop
seek
the
nearest station
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you touch again
is
searching,
holding
the
preset
to
a
key
the
current
to
a key.
preset channel list.
on
the
list("
1"
to
"6")
channel.
FM1, FM2, FM3
tuning.
tuning
or
tuning.
key in a
manual
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from
cancels seek
tuning.
the
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the
current
while
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broadcast
the
ing.
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2
Touch
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"
Radio
Storing
procedure
[Radio].
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screen appears.
the
strongest
broadcast
frequencies
The BSM (best stations memory) function
the six strongest broadcast frequencies under the preset
keys
"1" to
''
6
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Storing broadcast frequencies with BSM may replace
you have
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Previously stored broadcast frequencies may remain stored
if the
limit.
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2
Touch
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frequencies
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their
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canceled.
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source.
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lions
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already saved.
number
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of frequenci
[}]
.
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to
begin
a search.
will
be stored under the preset
strength.
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into
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the
strong
allows you
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es
stored has not reached
to
only
signals.
setting
automatically
tun
ing
keys
ss
frequencies
"Radio "
tune
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those radio
screen.
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those
the
in order
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channels.
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also
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perform seek tuning.
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and
release,
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you press again, non stop
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2
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3
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4
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5
Touch
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e
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[AV
Source Settings].
[Radio
[Local].
the
to
settings].
item
tuning
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you
want
setting off.
to
set.
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the
Sets
Level1
AM
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only stations with
level of sensitivity
or
).
Level2
"Level2
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the
to
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tor
setting allows reception of
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Level4
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Disc
Track number indicator
Audio source screen 1
Hides
6
To display again
touch
touch panel keys.
the
the
the
anywhere
on
keys,
screen.
2
Skips files
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backward.
or
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between
available
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play
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tracks in random order.
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and pause.
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Plays files in random order.
6
function
This
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Audio source screen 2
~·1
forward
playback
CD.
music
for
tracks in random order.
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6
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Each
speed in
the
order:
Video source screen 1
6
slow-motion playback.
touch
you
time
steps in
four
1/16->
1/8-> 1/4->
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forward.
fast
or
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speed.
it
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the
1/2
change
to
playback.
changes
following
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~*4
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playback
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Sets a repeat
6
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Repeats
:
I
Repeats
:
play
the
the
range.
current
current
disc.
track.
Stops playback.
6
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