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the limits for a
comply
been tested and found
equipment
This
device, pursuant
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
equipment
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
communications. However, there
particular installation.
television reception, which
encouraged
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user
measures:
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operation
Purpose
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terminal,
antenna,
the
turn
vehicle's
the source
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a
call
blue/white
lead
is
connected
antenna extends when this unit's source
off
.
Press~.
to
the
vehicle's
auto-antenna relay control
is
turned on.
To
retract the
MVH-29081/291
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Purpose
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Adjust
Select
Change
Return
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menu
the
power*
the
volume
a source
the
display
to
the
to
the
information
previous display/list
normal display
from
the
window
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SRC/OFF
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and
hold
power.
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the
M.C.
dial.
Press
SRC/OFF
Press
DISP
repeatedly.
Press
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and
hold
Detach button
to
turn
on
the
power.
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to
turn
off
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panel
panel
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when
when
when
when
when
to
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button
the
local
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turn
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seek
tuning
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connection
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off
the
menu
pressed.
function
play
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any
unit
before
or
folder
function
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set (page
set (except
when
BT
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made
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detaching
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direct
of
out
panel
front
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store the detached front panel
excessive shock.
to
sunlight
and high temperatures.
in a protective
case
or
bag.
2
3
4
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the
the
the
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dial
dial
dial
select
to
select
to
select [YES],
to
then
then
press
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[DEMO OFF],
press
then
to
press
confirm.
to
confirm.
confirm.
to
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appears in the display.
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confirm.
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[QUIT
3
To
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NOTES
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settings (page
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turn
dial.
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disappears
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set at this time,
to
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to
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to
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press
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to
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demonstration
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after
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options,
the
option,
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the
all
setup menu,
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confirm.
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from
time
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after installation,
ON
seconds
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settings.
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select
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turn
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operation.
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d,isplay
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the
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to
dial
to
dial
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the rear speaker
connected
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directly
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output
select either
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display
to
select
select
to
when there are
full-range
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an
the rear speaker
off.
turns
unit
the
menu.
main
the
press
then
press
option,
the
to
speaker connected
[REAR/SUB.W]
then
full-range
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output
leads and there
output.
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a passive subwoofer connected
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to
full-range
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confirm.
to
confirm.
to
speaker connected
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leads and there
output.
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speakers connected
output.
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and
the rear speaker
to
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is
[REAR/REAR].
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to
a
to
is
1
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the
M.C.
dial
display
to
the
main
menu.
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Item
SYSTEM
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The
signals for
RESET
[YES],
[NO]
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RDS
(radio data system)
FM
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SRC/OFF
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number
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preset
to
button
buttons
settings (page
Description
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[YES]
to
initialize the unit settings.
restarted automatically.
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resetting the unit.)
of
the settings may be retained even after
function
only
works in areas
stations
select [RADIO].
to
can be
(1/
also
select
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used
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the
to
6/~).
to
select
).
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a preset station
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unit
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seek
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press~/
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number
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hold
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the
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unit
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the
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manually
station you
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to
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from
the
release
want
device before
until
to
to
it
seek an available station.
settings (page
store, press and
stops
to
select a station.
To
cancel seek tuning,
11
).
flashing.
connecting
USB
hold
it
to
port
one
the
of
unit.
the
The six strongest stations are stored
1
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2
3
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selecting
the
M.C. dial
the
M.C. dial
the
band, press
to
select [FUNCTION],
to
select [BSM],
on
the
the
then
number
M.C. dial
then
press
buttons
to
display
press
to
confirm.
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the
to
confirm.
A
to
6/~).
main menu.
M.C.
(multi-control)
dial
AUX
input
jack
(3.5
mm
stereo jack)
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devices (including Android)
USB
port cover.
in
the
USB
USB.
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1
Plug
2
NOTE
automatically
To
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[USB
CAUTION
A
optional
an
Use
connected
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connections
AOA
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using
AOA,
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function
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installed
Press
1
switch
[ON]
to
Pioneer
directly
installed
cable
the
compatible
is
also
and
SRC/OFF
SYSTEM
the
in
USB
unit
the
to
device, stop playback.
the
Android
with
supplied
music on Android
to
support
settings (page
5.0
the
to
out
or
device.
cable
will
with
(CD-USOE)
protrude
OS
with
devices
AOA (Android Open Accessory)
to select [ANDROID].
12).
connect
the
from
can be connected
later
have Android
that
device
USB
a
when
source
[USB]
to
NOTE
work
not
the
may
OS
version.
Some Android devices connected via AOA 2.0
their
software design, regardless
own
of
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Purpose Operation
Select
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Pause/resume playback
a track Press...,...
forward or reverse
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I
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and
4/PAUSE.
connected
is
device
USB
the
unit, which
properly
or~.
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hold
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2.0.
or
or
to
as
5.0
emit
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unit, set
the
any device
be dangerous.
unit
the
to
later
or
sounds
due
via
to
AUX
input jack.
1
2
the stereo mini
Insert
SRC/OFF
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plug
to select
into the
[AUX]
AUX
the source.
as
NOTE
is
[AUX]
If
(page 12).
set
to
[OFF]
in
the
SYSTEM
settings, [AUX]
cannot
be
Operations
FUNCTION
do
the
not
an
for
work
or
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1/
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and
or~.
hold
to
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1
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2
desired file
category, then press
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3
desired
M.C.
file,
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M.C.
the
Press
selected.
is
hold
and
Press
6/~.
Press
5/~.
Press
4/PAUSE.
Press
can make various adjustments in
You
Note
AUX
an
the
that
device, use
following
operations
device itself.
the
Purpose Operation
folder/album*
a
Select
a track/song (chapter)
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forward or reverse
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for a
View a list
file
the files
of
from a
list
in the selected
folder/category* category
Play
a song
the selected
in
folder/
category* folder/category
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play
play
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only
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*
files
a source
selected
as
settings (page
device.
AUX
2/V.
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or
~
list.
dial
dial
press
M.C.
the
selected.
is
the
select the
to
name or
confirm.
to
select the
to
to
dial when a
display
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then
starts.
dial when a folder/
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operate
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confirm.
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Bluetooth
Bluetooth
1
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2
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3
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4
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The
•
To
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•
If
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Press
between
6
Select
7
Make
then
NOTES
• Depending on the device, the
• Only
registered phonebook and preset information
is
paired/registered
TIP
The Bluetooth connection can be
device.
Bluetooth device operations, refer
Bluetooth device.
the
~
the
the
unit
cancel
the
desired device
there
the
and
[Pioneer
sure
select
one
single
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do
so,
connection
Bluetooth
to
display
M.C.
dial
M.C.
dial
starts
to
searching, press
is
no
device
M.C.
dial
hold
the
the
Bluetooth device address and device name.
BT
the
same
"Yes"
device
to
this unit.
[VISIBLE]
function
the
phone
to
select
to
search for
available, [NOT FOUND] appears in
to
select
M.C.
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6-digit
on
the
can
be paired/registered at any one time. The previously paired/
in
the
[BT SETTING],
select
[ADD
available
the
M.C.
is
not
in
the
a device,
dial
to
switch
number
device.
PIN
code
is
also
made by detecting
Bluetooth settings needs
to
the
operating instructions supplied with the
of
the
device.
menu.
then
press
to
confirm.
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dial.
list, select
the
required in step
then
press
to
confirm.
devices.
[RE-SEARCH].
the
then
press
to
confirm.
the
displayed
device
appears on this
is
overwritten/deleted when a new device
device
display.
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the
unit
to
be set
information
unit
and
case,
from the Bluetooth
to
[ON].
display.
the
input
[0000].
For
details on a
device,
Bluetooth settings
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Item
BTCONNECT
[ON],
[OFF]
ADD
DEVICE
A.CONN
[ON],
[OFF]
VISIBLE
[ON],
[OFF]
PIN CODE
DEV.INFO
Description
Display the paired Bluetooth devices."*" appears on the
device name when the Bluetooth connection
established.
Register a new device.
Select [ON]
automatically.
Select [ON]
unit
when the
I
device.
Change
1
2
3
4
After
returns you
change the
Switch
the device name and Bluetooth device address.
the
Press
the
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Press
the
position.
After
inputting
dial.
inputting
the device information on the
Bluetooth telephone
First, make a
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Important
•
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not
running
•
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sure
unit
can
to
park your
Bluetooth
on standby
drain the
vehicle
connection
to
connect
vehicle's
in a
battery.
safe
place
to
connect
so
that
unit
PIN
code.
M.C.
M.C.
M.C.
the
to
the
PIN
code.
with
to
your phone via Bluetooth
and apply
to
a Bluetooth device
a Bluetooth device
is
connected via Bluetooth
dial
to
display the setting mode.
dial
to
select a number.
dial
to
move the cursor
the
PIN
code, press and
PIN
code, pressing the
PIN
code
input
the
Bluetooth telephone
the
is
can
detect the
to
another
to
the next
hold
the
M.C.
M.C.
dial
display, and you
display
while
parking brake before operation.
can
between
(page
8).
the engine
is
8En
Page 9
To
make a
1
Press~
2 Turn
the
M.C. dial
phone
to
display
to
call
the
select
confirm.
If
you select [PHONE
3 Turn
4 Turn
to
confirm.
the
M.C. dial
the
M.C. dial
BOOK],
to
select [MISSED], [DIALED]
to
select a name
confirm.
The
phone
To
answer an
1
Press
Basic
Purpose
End
a call
Reject
an
Switch between the current
caller and a caller on hold
Cancel a caller on hold
Adjust the volume
caller's voice (When private
mode
is
available.)
Turn the private mode on or
off
call starts.
incoming
~
when a call
operations
incoming call
of
the
on, this function
is
phone
menu.
[RECENTS]
proceed
to
or
[PHONE BOOK],
step 4.
or
or
phone number,
call
is
received.
Operation
Press~.
Press
and hold
Press
the M.C. dial.
Press
and hold
Turn the M.C. dial during the call.
not
Press
BAND/!:>
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during the call.
then
[RECEIVED],
then
when a call
press
then
press
is
received.
to
to
press
2
Press
and
hold
one
of
the
number
The
contact
To
make a call using a preset number, press
to
6/~),
Phone
Menu
Item
RECENTS
[MISSED]
[DIALED]
[RECEIVED]
PHONE BOOK* Display the contacts which have been transferred from
PRESET
A.ANSR Select [ON]
[ON],
R.TONE
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cable
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the unit.
the ignition switch
to
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storage device
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supported.
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storage device
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recognized.
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