Premier SCR-4606TVD Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SCR-4606TVD

Car Audio/Video System

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PREMIER CUSTOMER SERVICE

NOTE
This unit may be submitted to changes in specifications, characteristics and/or operation without prior
notice to the user, in order to continue improving and developing its technology.

Venezuela:

0800 ELECTRIC (353-2874)

Panama: 300-5185

Website

www.premiermundo.com

E-mail:

servicioalcliente@ premiermundo.com

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Avoid Moisture :
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this equipment to rain or
moisture .

Use Recommended Accessories :
to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, and annoying
interference, use only the recommended accessories.

POWER SUPPLY :
the appliance should be connected to power supply only of the type described
in the operating instruction or as marked on the appliance .

Protect the disc mechanism :
Avoid inserting any foreign objects into the slot of this player. Failure to observe
this may cause malfunction due to the precise mechanism of this unit .

Important safety

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Content.............................................

Disc Note..........................................

Installation ........................................

Detaching control panel......................

Attaching control panel.......................

Electric Connection ...........................

Remote Control ...............................

Basic Operation................................

Loading/Ejecting a DISC .................

Open/Close Monitor and Angle

Adjustment......................... ........

TFT Monitor Adjustment ..................

Setting animation...........................

Setting wallpaper............................

Setting LED Light...........................

Audio Quality Adjustment..................

Setting Time.....................................

Setting Audio Mode ..........................

Reset Factory Settings.......................

Rear View Camera.............................

Control Panel ...................................

Unit keys..........................................

Radio Operation...............................

Listening to radio...............................

Storing stations in memory ................

Automatic Memory Storing &

Program Scanning........................

Media Operation...............................

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Basic Operation................................

Selecting Play Mode.........................

On-Screen Display Function..............

Digital Video Special Function............

Multi-subtitle language function.........

Multi-audio language function............

Multi-angle function...........................

Title menu function ............................

Media Setup Menu............................

System Setup....................................

Language Setup................................

Video Setup ......................................

Digital Setup .....................................

AUX Operation..................................

BT Operation.....................................

TV Operation.....................................

USB Operation..................................

SD/MMC Card Operation....................

MP3/WMA/JPEG/MPEG4 Play.............

Specification.....................................

Troubleshooting ................................

Content

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Disc Note

Supported Formats
The following 12 cm discs are supported:

Digital Video (single-side discs
single-double discs)
Video CD
CD Audio
MP3
MPEG4

Discs Which Can Not Be Played

Digital Video-RAM
CDV
CDG

Do not warp discs.
Dirt, dust, scratches and warping disc
will cause malfunction .
Do not place stickers or make
scratches on discs.
A disc should always be kept in its
case when not in use to prevent from
damaging.
Always ensure that discs are clean
and dry before inserting .

Precautions For Disc

Wipe the disc from center
toward the outside edge

Do not touch the underside
of the disc

Label side up

Do not bend

Handling DISC

DISC CLEANING

use a dry soft cloth to wipe the surface .
If the disc is quite dirty, use a soft cloth
slightly moistured with isopropyl (rubbing)
alcohol .
Never use solvents such as benzine,
thinner or conventional record cleaners
as they may mar the surface of the disc.

Preparing new discs with rough
spots

Roughness

Ball - point pen

New discs may have some roughness
around the edge . The Digital Video player
may not work properly or the video/sound
reproduction may skip if such discs
are used .

Note: use a ballpoint pen, etc ., To
remove roughness from the edge of
the disc .

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NOTES:
Before finally installing the unit, connect the wiring temporarily and make sure
it is all connected up properly and the unit and the system work properly.
Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure proper installation. The use
of unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.
Consult with your nearest dealer if installation requires the drilling of holes or
other modifications of the vehicle.
Install the unit where it does not get in the driver s way and cannot injure the
passenger if there is a sudden stop, like an emergency stop.
Choose the mounting location where the unit will not interfere with the normal
driving function of the driver.
If installation angle exceeds 30 from horizontal, the unit might not give its
optimum performance.

Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature, such
as from direct sunlight, or from hot air, from the heater, or where it would be
subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.

DIN FRONT/REAR-MOUNT

This unit can be properly installed either from "Front"(conventional DIN
Front-mount) or "Rear"(DIN Rear-mount installation, utilizing threaded
screw holes at the sides of the unit chassis). For details, refer to the following
illustrated installation methods.

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Installation

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If you want to take CHASSIS out of the SLIDE BRACKET HOUSING, first remove
the PLASTIC TRIM OUT of the both sides away, then insert the two KEY PLATE into
left and right side of chassis as above illustration.

Installating the unit

DASH B OAR D

METAL MOUNTING
STRA P

HEX NU T

SPRI NG WASHER

PLAI N WASHER

TAPPING SCREW

CONS OLE

SLID E BRACKET
HOUS ING

HEX BOLT

SCRE WDRIVER

TAB S

KEY PL ATE

PLAS TIC TRIM OUT

KEY PL ATE

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How To Remove And Install The Front Panel

When detaching or attaching the control panel, be careful not to damage the
connectors on the back of the control panel and on the panel holder.

Detaching Control Panel
Before detaching the control panel, be sure to turn off the power.

1). Press the “REL” release button and the right hand side of front pane will release

REL button

2). Put the front panel in the protective case for safe keeping.

protective case

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First pull up the panel as the direction indicated by the arrow (See )And then

taking out the panel as the direction indicated by the arrow (See ).

Hollow

Bulge

ATTACHING CONTROL PANEL

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1). First, insert the left side of the front panel into the main unit(SEE ).
(Note: the “Hollow ” point on the front panel must be attached into the “Bulge”
point of the unit . )

2). Gently push the right-down hand side of the front panel until you feel a “ Click” .

(SEE )

Precautions

Do not touch the contacts on the front panel or the unit body, since this may
result in poor electrical contact. If dirt or dust accumulates on the contacts ,
wipe them with a clean, dry cloth .

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WIRING CONNECTION

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Note:
the earth connection cable (parking brake B-) must be connected in order for
pictures to be played back to the monitor. If the cable has not been correctly
connected, the message “PARKING BRAKE” appears on the monitor.

RCA CABLE

SUBWOOFER GREY

VIDEO IN YELLOW

RCH RED

LCH WHITE

REAR RCA OUT PU T
CABLE

FRONT RCA WHITE L

FRONT RCA RED R
VIDEO OUT YELLOW

FRONT RCA O UT PU T
CABLE

REAR CAMERA INPUT YELLOW

PINK

(B+)12V
REAR CAMERA SWITCH

(B -)PARKING BRAKE

GREY

GREY/BLACK

FRONT
RCH SPK .

VIOLET

VIOLET/BLACK

WHITE

WHITE/B LA CK

GREEN

GREEN/BLA CK

REAR

LCH SPK .

AUTO ANTENNA

BLUE

GROUND (B- )

MEMORY B ACK-UP(B+)

IGNITI ON SWITCH(B +)

RED

YEL LOW

BLACK

REAR
RCH SPK .

FRONT

LCH SPK .

CHOKE
BOX

RADIO ANTENNA JACK

TV ANTENNA JACK

Electric Connection

Note:
the Parking Brake wire must be
connected in order to watch
video on this unit . If that wire
has not been connected , then
the message “PARKING BRAKE”
will appear on the LCD screen .

BROWN

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Button

Ref #

Function

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CLK

Press it briefly to view the clock time .

PAIR/

Pres s it to use the BT funct ion , ref er to BT ope rat ion.

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STOP

Press once to pause playback. Press PLAY/PAUSE to resume
playback. Please note: if you press STOP twice, playback will
start at the beginning of the disc.

SETUP

4

Press this button to open the SETUP menu.

MO/ST
(AUDIO)

In Radio mode, press this button to change between Mono and
Stereo reception modes (when a station is weak, sometimes
switching to Mono will improve sound quality). In Disc Playback
mode, pressing this button opens the AUDIO setup menu for
making changes to the way the soundtrack is reproduced.

SUBTITLE
LOCAL/
DISTANT

In Digital Video Disc Playback mode, pressing this button will allow
you to change the subtitle language on discs which have this as an
option.
In Radio mode, press this button to change the radio reception
sensitivity in stations are near or far.

Redial/

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Pres s it to use the BT funct ion , ref er to BT ope rat ion .

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ME NUME NU

SE TU P SE TU P

EN TE REN TE R

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00

VO LVO L

SE LSE L

A/P SA/P S

MU TEM UT E

ST OPSTO P

MO /S TMO/ ST

MO DEMODE

CL KC LK

PL AY /P AU SEPL AY /P AU SE

EQEQ

AN GL EAN GL E

BA NDB AN D

VO LVO L

OS DOSD

TI TL E/ PB CTI TL E/ PB C

LO /D XL O/ DX

GO TOGO TO

10 +1 0+

TOP

INT

RDM

REDIA L

PAIR

LOUD

RPT

ZO OMZ OO M

Remote Control

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Button

Ref #

Function

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GOTO

Press it button to begin playback at a moment in the program you designate. Use
number buttons to enter the data that is needed. In BT menu, it serves as the
asterisk button on your mobile handset.

/

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SEL

Press these buttons to skip ahead or back one track.

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VOL+/-

Use these controls to adjust the volume level.

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/ / /

Press this button briefly to display the root level directory of a
Digital Video disc. Press and hold this button to turn on or off the
SUBWOOFER output.

Menu
SubWoofer
( )

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BAND
(OSD)

In Radio mode, press this button repeatedly to switch between
the five radio bands: FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > AM1(MW1) > AM2 (MW2).
In Disc Playback modes, Press this button to see information
about the disc currently in play.

/MOD

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Press this button to turn the unit ON , press and hold to turn the
unit OFF. Press it briefly to select a desired work source .

PLAY/
PAUSE

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In Disc Playback mode, press to pause playback. Press again to
start where playback stopped.

MUTE

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Press this button to turn off the audio. Press again to restore the
sound to its prior volume level.

TITLE/
PB C(A/PS)

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When playing a Digital Video, pressing this button will open the TITLE
menu which is recorded on the media. When playing a VCD disc,
press this button to create a PBC (Playback Control) menu for the
disc to assist in making playback selections. In Radio mode,
press and hold this button to start the Auto-Program mode, during
which the tuner will scan for all strong stations and assign them
to the radio preset buttons.

Press this button to Open/Close the operate monitor .Long press
it to adjust the angle of monitor Upward/Downward.

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ZOOM/
ANGLE

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For Digital Video discs which have alternate viewing angles encoded,
when you see the "angle mark" symbol advising you that these
angles are available, longer press this button to see them.
Shortly press it button to increase the picture in size .

EQ/LOUD

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Press repeatedly to cycle through the different equalizer curve
presets you may wish to use for enhanced listening. Press longer
to switch the LOUDNESS function ON and OFF .

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In Disc Playback mode, press for fast forward playback.

In TV mode, Press it to search TV channel automatically.

SEARCH

Press to navigate the various menus present in the product.
In TV mode, press / to fine tune. Press the / to select
channel upward and downward.

Briefly press this button repeatedly to switch between BASS,TREBLE,BALANCE,
FADE,COLOR,BRIGHT,CONTRAST, TINT and VOLUME; Long press this button to
switch BT, then briefly press this button repeatedly to switch between LOUD,SWF,
EQ,DX/LOCAL(in radio mode),STEREO/MONO(in radio mode),TIME 24H/12H,
CLOCK,BUZZ ,EUR/USA FREQ,ANIMA,BG and TV SYSTEM;After switching a
desired item above, press VOL+ or VOL- button to set.

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Using the Remote Control

Face the remote control towards the player front face IR mark (remote control signal

receiver).

Operation angle: About 30 degree in each the direction of the front of the IR mark.

Preparing the Remote Control

1.First push to inside as the direction indicated by the arrow (See )And then

Remove the battery holder as the direction indicated by the arrow (See ).

2.Replace the battery Set a new battery property with (+)side up as illustrated

(See ).

3.Insert the battery holder. Push in the holder to the original position(See ).

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Inserting the Battery

Note :

The lithium cell in the battery compartment of remote control has been secured for

transport with a foil . Before initial use please remove this foil so that the remote

control is ready for operation .

Button

Ref #

Function

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10+/

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1-6

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Six numbered preset buttons store and recall stations for each band

This button is used with the other number buttons for use with
two-digit number entries. In BT menu, it serves as the hash

button on your mobile handset.

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ENTER

This button is used to confirm selections and settings within many
of the menus in the OSD system.

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Use to input numerical values during programming, with the GOTO
button, or to directly select a track to play .

In TV mode, press it to ADD and DELETE channel .
In DISC mode, press it to reverse rapidly

SKIP

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POWER ON/OFF

LOADING/EJECTING A DISC

Ejecting a Disc

In DISC mode, Press the (2) button on
the front panel to eject the disc .

Loading a Disc

3. The player starts playback the disc
automatically .

2. Insert the disc with printed side facing
up into the disc slot (1) .

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2

1. Press the POWER ( ) button on the
front pane to turn the device on .

Touch the “ ” ICON on screen
to turn the unit off . Press the“ ”
on the front panel to turn it on,
press it again to turn off .

OPEN/CLOSE MONITOR AND
ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

Press OPEN button on front panel, the
monitor will draw out automatically .

OPEN/CLOSE button

FIG.1

When the monitor draws out to a certain
location, it will turn upward automa­tically and stop at vertical position .

FIG.2

FIG.3

Do not rotate the monitor forcibly to
avoid mechanical damage .

FIG.4

Adjusting the viewing angle .
When the monitor does not move, you
press button on the panel to turn
the monitor upward or downward at
fine steps to get a desired viewing
angle .

Return the monitor to the central
viewing position, then press OPEN
button on the front panel , the monitor
will turn downward automatically .

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Basic Operation

Touch the “ ” icon on touch screen
to enter the setting mode, the message
will display like following :

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TINT: 0 to 32
Adjust the tint if the human skin color is
unnatural.

-Adjustable when “NTSC “ is selected for
“NTSC/PAL “ .

ADJUSTABLE ITEMS:

COLOR: 0 to 32
Adjust the color for the picture-lighter or
darker.

CONTRAST: 0 to 32
Adjust the contrast of the bright and dark
portion.

BRIGHTNES S: 0 to 32
Adjust if the picture is too bright or
too dark.

Touch “SYSTEM” on the setting menu,
touch the “ / ” ICONS to select the
adjustment item, touch the “ / ”
ICONS to adjust the selectment item, it
depends on your habit to setup the data.

When the monitor turns downward to
a certain angle, it will draw in .

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TFT Monitor Adjustment

(1). (Power) icon
in any modes, touch the “ ” icon
to switch the unit off .

The touch buttons on the base of the
touch monitor:

(6). Icon
Touch to allow inserting or ejecting
of the media discs.

(2). Icon
to enter the setting menu.

(3). Icon
to adjust the angle of the monitor
upward until your desired angle .

(5). Icon
to adjust the angle of monitor down­ ward until your desired angle .

(4). Icon
Touch to open/close the monitor .

In Radio modes, touch the “ ”
icon or In media mode , touch the
range to enter the home menu,
the message like following as below.

(1)

(2) (5) (6)(4)(3)

COLOR

TINT

CONTRAST

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SETTING ANIMATION
In RADIO mode, you can change the
playing time of animation among of
“OFF,10S, 30S, 1M, 1.5M, 2M, 3M and 4M”.
Note:
Please set the playing time of the
animation to “ 10S ” for the first, when
you turn the unit on .

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AUDIO QUALITY ADJUSTMENT

In Radio modes, touch the screen of the
“ ” ICON to enter the home menu,
touch the “ ” ICON to enter the
Setting mode, the message will display
in the screen :

Touch the “ SOUND ” section on the
setting menu, touch the “ / ” ICONS
to select the adjustment item, touch the
“ / ” ICONS to adjust the selectment
item , It depends on your habit to select
the Audio mode . Then touch the “ ”
icon to return to the previous playback .

ADJUSTABLE ITEMS:

TREBLE: -7 to +7
Adjust treble level .

BALANCE: R 0-10 to L 0-10 .
Adjust sound balance between left
and right speakers .

FADE: F 0-10 to R 0-10
Adjust sound balance between front and
rear speakers .

BASS: -7 to +7
Adjust bass level .

Hour adjustment: 0-23

ADJUSTABLE ITEMS:

Minutes adjustment: 0-59
Time format selectment : 24 H/1 2H

In SETTING mode, touch the “TIME”
range to select the time mode .

SETTING TIME

Touch the “ TIME ” section on the setting
menu, touch the “ / ” ICONS to
select the adjustment item, touch the
“ / ” ICONS to adjust the selectment
item, then touch “ ” icon to confirm.
It`s depend on your need to setup
the data.

SUB-WOOFER: ON or OFF

BT ON/OFF(for BT version only)

HOUR

MINUTE

24H/12H

11:36AM

TREBLE

BASS

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SETTING WALLPAPER
in wallpaper mode, you can select the
among of “AUTO, GREEN, YELLOW, RED,
LIGHT BLUE, BLUE, PINK ” .
When you select the “AUTO” item, the
player will change the background
automatically .

DUB TV SYSTEM(for tv version only)
Change the TV standard among of the
“NTSC,PAL/BG, PAL/DK, PAL/I, PAL/M,
PAL/N, SECAM/BG, SECAM/DK”

LOUDNESS: ON or OFF

RADIO LOC: LOC or DX
RADIO STEREO: STEREO or MONO

BUZZER: ON or OFF

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The RESET button is to be activated for
the following reasons:
A. Initial installation of the unit when
all wiring is completed.
B. All the function buttons do not operate.
C. Error symbol on the display.

Reset Factory Settings

RESET button is placed on the housing
and must be activated with either a
ballpoint pen or thin metal object.

RESET

Rear View Camera

When connecting the rear view camera
the mirror image of the rear view is auto­matically displayed on the monitor
when you change the gear to the back
position.
(Note: additional monitor can not display

the image.)

Setting Audio Mode

In any modes, touch the “EQ” range on
the touch screen (or press the EQ button
on remote control) to select one of
the preset sound modes: JAZZ/CLASSIC
/POP/ROCK/USER .

POP

USER

ROCK

CLASSIC

JAZZ

It depends on your habit to select the
Audio mode .

The information will display in the
monitor as follow :

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Control Panel

UNIT KEYS

2. and VOL KNOB
During playback e VOL knob

SEL BUTTON

, th is used to increase or decrease the volume.

To switch between BASS,TREBLE,BALANCE, FADE,COLOR,BRIGHTNES S,
CONTRAST, TINT and VOLUME, briefly and repeatedly press the SEL button.
After switching on the desired mode above, rotate VOL knob or press VOL+/

VOL- buttons to set it.
To switch between BT, LOUD, SWF, EQ, DX/LOCAL(in radio mode), STEREO/
MONO(in radio mode), TIME 12H/24H, CLOCK, BUZZ,EUR/USA FREQ,ANI­ MATION, BG and TV SYSTEM, long press SEL button to switch on BT, then briefly
and repeatedly press SEL button.
After switching on the desired mode above, rotate VOL knob or press VOL+/VOL­ buttons to set it.

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1. OPEN or BUTTON
To slide the monitor out and stand it up or into the monitor slot, press this button;

To adjust the angle of the monitor, long press this button .

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3

4 5 6

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9

1

10

8

12

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+

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6. BAND/PAIR BUT TON
In radio mode, press the BAND repeatedly to select the desired radio band: FM1,

FM2, FM3, AM1(MW1) and AM2(MW2) .

In BT PHONE mode, for the function of the PAIR button, please refer to the part of
the BT Operation.

4/10. |<</ and >>|/ BUTTONS
In radio mode, Long pressing |<< or >>| button can automatically search down or up

for an available station beginning from the current frequency; Briefly pressing |<< or
>>| button can manually search down or up for a your desired station beginning from
the current frequency.

In media mode, pressing |<< or >>| button can play previous or next track; conti­ nuously and long pressing |<< or >>| button can fast backwards or forwards at the
following multiple of normal speed: x2, x4, x8, x20, x1.

In BT PHONE mode, for the function of the and buttons, please refer to the
part of the BT Operation.

7. MUTE BUT TON
Short press this button to mute or resume sound.

5. Disc Slot

8. >||/CH1-6 BUTTON

In media mode, use this button to pause or resume playback.

In radio mode, use this button to preset or listen to a memory station

1) To preset a station in a memory bank with CH1-6 button, first select a desired band;
then press CH1-6 button to select a desired memory bank; and then search for a
desired station; finally long press CH1-6 button to store the station in the memory
bank.

2) To listen to a preset station with CH1-6 button, first switch on a desired band, then
continuously press CH1-6 button highlight and listen to it.

3. (POWER On/Off )/MODE
ress it to turn on the unit, to the .
In mode, Press it repeatedly to select RADIO ,

mode.

Short p long p it turn off unit

power on DISC, USB, CARD, TV,

AV IN or BT MUSIC

ress

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14. AUX IN JACK

13. USB PORT and COVER

15. LCD display

12. IR sensor

17. RESET BUTTON

When LCD displays wrongly or some buttons are not available or sound is

distorted, press REL button to detach the control panel and remove it, then use
the sharp end of a pointed object to press RESET button on control panel to
reset the program to zero.

16. SD/MMC card slot

11. (EJECT) BUTTON
During disc playback, press this button to eject the disc. After the diss is ejected,

press this button to draw the disc in again.

9. REL BUTTON
To detach control panel, press REL button on control panel.

After detaching control panel, hold the right part of the control panel and pull it
upwards a little and then to you to remove it from chassis.

18. MICROPHONE

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When an FM stereo broadcast is
hard to receive

Press ST/MO button on the remote
control to select the MONO or STEREO
mode . (When Stereo mode is activated,
the ST symbol will appear . )

Selecting The Frequency Band

Touch the screen of “ BAND ” section
repeatedly to select the band , the
message will show in turn :

FM1 FM2 FM3

AM2(MW2)

AM1(MW1)

RADIO OPERATION

Touch the RADIO icon in home menu
to enter the RADIO mode:

Start Searching For a Station

During Radio mode, briefly touch “ ”
to increase frequency by one step of
channel spacing.
Briefly touch “ ” to decrease frequency
by one step of channel spacing.

Manual Search

Automatic Search
During Radio mode, touch and hold
(for more than 2 seconds ) either “ / ”
ICONS to start search for a radio station
automatically.

Storing Stations in Memory

Setting Memory

With this system, a total of 30 stations
can be stored in the memory of six
buttons. Each band stores up to six
preset stations. The stations might be
FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1(MW1), and
AM2(MW2) band.
The operation is as below :

- Store in Memory
>Select the frequency band
>Select the station

In radio model,Longer press the sel
knob repeatedly to select LOC/DX,
then rotate the VOL knob to

choose

between the LOC and DX mode of Local
and Long-distance traffic news .

To tune in strong-singnal FM
Station only (LO/DX function)

Listening to radio

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106 .1010 6.1 0

44

22

90. 109 0.1 0

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107 .0010 7.0 0

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88. 508 8.5 0

98. 109 8.1 0

33

87.5 087.5 0

MHZMHZ

FM1FM1

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106 .1010 6.1 0

44

22

90. 109 0.1 0

55

107 .0010 7.0 0

66

88. 508 8.5 0

98. 109 8.1 0

33

87.5 087.5 0

MHZMHZ

FM1FM1

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Automatic Memory Storing &
Program Scanning

In Radio Mode, touch and keep (for more
than 2 ’ S) the screen of “ APS ” range to
active automatic station storage.
The radio searches within the current
frequency band, e.g. FM1, for the stron­ ger signal level until the search cycle
has finished . The six strongest stations
are then allocated to the corresponding
storage locations .
Then the station of the first storage
location is set .

Automatic Preset Setup

Scan Function

In Radio mode, briefly touch the “APS”
section on the touch screen , the radio
briefly plays all the preset stations of the
frequency band .

>Keep the desired memory key pressed
in until the station is heard again after
a brief interruption .

- Retrieve a preset station
Touch the 1-6 ranges briefly to retrieve
a station which had been stored in the
memory in advance the chose number
is shown on display .

11

87. 508 7.5 0

106 .1010 6.1 0

44

22

90. 109 0.1 0

55

107 .0010 7.0 0

66

88. 508 8.5 0

98. 109 8.1 0

33

87.5 087.5 0

MHZMHZ

FM1FM1

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In any modes, repeatedly press MOD
button on front panel to enter the disc
play mode .
The message will display as below :
(When Parking Brake supplied .)

ANGL EANGL E

MEDIA Operation

To enter the main menu

Mute function

Intro Function

Random Function

Repeat Function

To increase the volume level

To decrease the volume level

To search the disc with numbers

Play/Pause the disc

Stop

To search fast backward

To search fast forward

Next menu

To skip the previous track

To skip the next track

To select the viewing angle

To show/hide the Subtitle
(depending on the media)

To change the AUDIO setting
(depending on the media)

ZOOM IN and OUT

To display the SETUP menu

Previous menu

On screen- display

To show / hide the clock

Loudness Function

Subwoofer Function

Redialing

Registering devices with one
another. In BT mode, touch
to call up the BT menu .

To select the Equalizer mode

In Digital Video mode, touch to
display the root menu. In VCD
mode, touch to switch the PBC
ON and PBC OFF.

MENUMENU

PB CPBC

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Digital Video/VCD/CD/MP3:

Norm al Playback 2x 4x 8x 20x

Rapid Forward/Rapid Reverse

During media playback, touch the
screen of “ / ” range the
speed of rapid forward/reverse
changes according to the media as
follow:

Pause (still picture)

Touch the “ ” section on touch
screen during playback will stop
play temporary, touch it again to
return the normal playback .

Note :

For some VCD2.0 disc (PBC-playback
control), above these buttons may be
unavailable .

Skipping Track

During media playback, Touch the
/ section on the touch screen
to skip to next/back one track.

Use the direction keys ( / / / on
remote control to move the enlarged
picture .

Zoom Function

Repeatedly touch it button, the
displaying rate can be “zoom 2,
zoom 3, zoom 4 , zoom ½,
zoom 1/3, zoom 1/4 , zoom off . ”

SELECTING PLAY MODE

During the media playback, touch the
“RPT, RDM, INT ” range to select the
different playing mode .

1). REPEAT FUNCTION

REP EAT O FF

REP EAT O NE REP EAT ALL

FOR VCD/CD :
Touch the screen the of “RPT” range
(or long press the 2/RPT button on the
remote control) to select REPEAT mode
as follows :

FOR Digital Video :
Touch the screen the of “RPT” range
(or long press the 2/RPT button on the
remote control) to select REPEAT mode
as follows :

REPEAT ALL

CHAPTER RE PE AT ON TI TLE RE PE AT ON

REPEAT OFF

Stopping Play

Touch the screen the range to
stop the unit playback. touch the
range to start play.

BASIC OPERATION

Note:
when the JPEG media playback, in normal
mode, you can use the cursor buttons to
rotate the picture .
Press UP to invert an image .
Press DOWN to mirror an image .
Press LEFT to rotate an image to left .
Press RIGHT to rotate an image to right .

FOR CD :
Touch the screen of the “INT” section
(or longer press the 3/INT button on the
remote control ) to play the previous 10
seconds part of each track/chapter on
disc.
(Touch it again to cancel this mode)

2). INTRO FUNCTION

REPEAT ALL

REPEAT ONE RE PE AT FOLDER(D IR)

REPEAT OFF

FOR MP3 :
Touch the screen the of “RPT” range
(or long press the 2/RPT button on the
remote control) to select REPEAT mode
as follows :

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TOP/RPT/INT/RDM FUNCTION
(Only for the RC.)

TOP function
ForDigital Video/ VCD/CD/MP3:
In the state of Digital Video/VCD/CD/MP3
media playing, press the button to select
the first track/chapter to play.(depend on
the media used for VCD)

FOR VCD :
Touch the screen of the “INT” section
(or longer press the 3/INT button on
the remote control ). It display will
following menu as below :

SEQ PLA Y INRO 1

Note: when select the INRO Mode, this
player to start to play the previous 10
seconds part of each track/chapter on
disc. (Touch it again to cancel
this mode .)

FOR Digital Video/MP3 :
For Digital Video/MP3 , press the INT
button is not available .

3). RDM(RANDOM) FUNCTION

During Media playback, touch screen of
“RANDOM” section ( press the 4/RDM
button longer on the remote control to
play in random. Each playing, the order
is different . (Depend on the Media used
for VCD).
Touch it again to cancel this function .

Note : in random mode, the button is
not available .

Media Search (GOTO)

FOR Digital Video :

Touch the screen the of “GOTO” range
the screen will display the following
message :

Touch the / to select the your
adjustment item, then select the item
you want to watch through CHAPTER/
TIME setting by touching the numberic
buttons , then touch the ENTER button
to confirm .

FOR VCD (With PBC OFF):

Touch the screen the of “GOTO” range ,
the screen will display the following
message :

Touch the / to select the your
adjustment item, then select the item
you want to watch through TRACK/TIME
setting by touching the numberic
buttons , then touch the ENTER button
to confirm .

VCD TRK 01/19 PBC 0:01:44

A

Digital Video T T 01/01 CH 03/31 0:01:44

11

22

33

44

55 66

77

88

99

VOLVOL

SELS EL

VOLVOL

TOP

INT

RDM

RPT

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NOTE:
For CD(audio) Disc, touch OSD button
is not available .

E.Touch or Press OSD for the fifth time:
The message on the screen will be
cleared for SVCD and VCD.

2.Example for VCD/SVCD/CD:

F. Touch or Press OSD for sixth time:
The message on the screen will be
cleared.

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY FUNCTION

Digital Video TT 0 1/01C H 04/31 C - 0:01: 32

C.Touch or Press OSD for third time:

During playback, touch the
screen of the OSD section,
it will display the following
as below :

OSD

1. Digital Video:
A.Touch or Press OSD for first time:

Title Number, Total Title Number,
Chapter Number, Total Chapter Number
of this Title of the Digital Video currently
being played will be shown on the screen,
along with the elapsed time.

Digi tal Video TT 01/01CH 0 4/31 C 0:02:06

D.Touch or Press OSD for fourth time:

Digi tal Vid eo TT 01/0 1CH 04/31 T 0:16:00

E.Touch or Press OSD for fifth time:

Digital Video TT 0 1/01C H 04/31 T - 1:36:55

B.Touch or Press OSD for second time:

A.Touch or Press OSD for first time:

VCD TRK 1/19 PB C C 0:01:36

A

B.Touch or Press OSD for second time:

VCD TRK 1/19 PB C C -0:06:06

A

C.Touch or Press OSD for third time:

VCD TRK 1/19 PB C T 0:02:12

A

D.Touch or Press OSD for fourth time:

VCD TRK 1/19 PB C T -1:23:06

A

3. Example for MP3

A.Touch or Press OSD for first time:

CDrom TRK 2/76 C 0:00:36

A

B.Touch or Press OSD for second time:

CDrom TRK 2/76 C -0:03:38

A

C. Touch or Press OSD for third time:
The message on the screen will be
cleared.

The underlined part is different from
the used discs. The AN is a camera
figure for some models.

½ ENG 2CH OFF AN OFF

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Digital Video Special Function

During Digital Video playback, touch the
ANGLE button on the touch screen .
Each time the button is pressed , the
number of the angle changes in sequen­tial order.
Notes:

- The angle number is different
according to the Digital Video.

- The function only work for Digital Video

having scenes recorded at different
angles.

- When no different angle are recorded,
will be displayed at

screen left top corner.

“ INVALID KEY ”

3. Multi-Angle Function
(for Digital Video Only)

4. Title Menu Function

For Digital Video:
If the Digital Video has multiple titles
recorded on the media. It can select
preferred title from the title menu to start
playback.

- During Digital Video playback, press

TITLE button on the remote .The title
menu is display.

- Select preferred title by the cursor
button and confirmed by press the
ENTER button .

For VCD:
Press TITLE/PBC button on the remote
control while the media is playing, you
can switch between "PBC ON"and "PBC
off" mode.

MONO LEF T MON O RIGHT

STEREO

MIX-MO NO

For VCD/CD:
during playback, touch the AUDIO
section of the touch screen or Press
AUDIO on the remote . It is possible to
switch the sound between monaural
and stereo sound.

2. Multi-Audio Language Function

For Digital Video:
During Digital Video playback ,
touch the AUDIO section on
touch screen (or press the AUDIO

on the remote .) Each time the button is
pressed or touch , number of the audio
soundtrack language changes on
sequential order.

Notes:

- The language number is different
according to the Digital Video.

- Some Digital Video only contain one
language soundtrack

- When no different language soundtra­ ck are recorded will be
display at screen left top corner.

“ INVALID KEY ”

Notes:

- The language number is different
according to the Digital Video.

- Some Digital Videos only contain one
subtitle language.

- When no different subtitle language
are recorded, “ INVALID KEY ” will be
displayed at screen left top corner.

During Digital Video playback.

Touch the SUBTITLE section
on touch screen(or press the
SUBTITLE on the remote) .

1. Multi-subtitle Language
Function (for Digital Video Only)

Each time the button is pressed or touch,
number of the subtitle language changes
in sequential order.

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MEDIA SETUP MENU

USING THE MENU

SYSTEM SETUP

1. Touch the screen of “ ” range
or press the SETUP button on remote .

2.The SETUP menu is displayed.

3.Touch directly the desired item to
select the preferred item .
Or by using the / / / buttons .

4. Touch the EXIT section to clear the
setup menu or press the SETUP on the
remote control .

TV TYPE SETUP
This player is capable of playing medias
recorded in either PAL or NTSC formats.
Make the selection based on whether you
are connecting the unit to a PAL TV or an
NTSC TV. You can also set the unit to
AUTO (autoselect). The disadvantage to
autoselect is that each time you turn the
unit on it checks to see what kind of
monitor is connected, which causes a
small delay and some flickering of the
display image which you may find
unpleasant.

SCREEN SAVER SETUP
If the screen displays a static image for
too long, some "burn-in" may occur,

leaving a permanent trace of the image
behind. To avoid this, turn ON the
SCREENSAVER item. After a short
period of inactivity on the monitor, the
unit will substitute a moving image to
avoid burn-in.

TV S YST E M
SC R E E N SAVER
TV T Y P E
PAS S WOR D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

EXIT

SYST E M SE T U P

ON

OF F

EXI T

SYST E M SE T UP

TV S YST E M
SC R E EN SAV E R
TV T Y P E
PAS S WO R D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

Overview Of The Main Menu

(1). System Settings
(2). Language Settings
(3). Video Settings
(4). Digital Settings

(1) (2) (3) (4)

NT S C

PAL
AU TO

EXI T

SYST E M SE T UP

TV S YST E M
SC R E EN SAV E R
TV T Y P E
PAS S WO R D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

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TV DISPLAY SETUP
This is to select the appropriate TV
aspect (4:3 or 16:9) according to the
connected TV set.
Normal/PS (For 4:3 TV)
Played back in the PAN & SCAN style.
(If connected to wide-screen TV, the
left and right edges are cut off.)
Normal/LB (For 4:3 TV)
Played back in LETTER BOX style.
(If connected to wide-screen TV, black
bands appear at top and bottom of the
screen.)
Wide (For 16:9 TV)
Select when a wide-screen TV set is
connected.

RATING
Select suitable parental guidance with
the cursor buttons and confirm it by
pressing the ENTER button.

PASSWORD SELECTION
The password must be used to make
changes to the Parental Control menu
below . The factory default password is

0000. You will be asked for the current
password. Key in “0000” and then press
“ENTER” on remote control to confirm .
you have the opportunity to change it
and enter your new password . Then
when you enter the Parental Control
menu, you can make any changes.

---- -

EXIT

SYST E M SE T U P

TV S YST E M
SC R E E N SAVER
TV T Y P E
PAS S WOR D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

1 KI D S AF E
2 G
3 PG
4 PG 1 3
5 PG - R
6 R
7 NC - 17

8 AD U LT

EXIT

SYST E M SE T U P

TV S YST E M
SC R E E N SAVER
TV T Y P E
PAS S WOR D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

16:9

4:3 Letter Box

4:3 Pan Scan

4:3PS

4:3LB
16:9

4:3PS
4:3LB
16:9

EXIT

SYST E M SE T U P

TV S YST E M
SC R E E N SAVER
TV T Y P E
PAS S WOR D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

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DEFAULTS

Selecting the DEFAULT item and confir­ming RESTORE will return ALL personal
settings you have made, including radio
and TV presets, to the factory default
settings.

LANGUAGE SETUP

OSD LANGUAGE SETUP
Select the preferred OSD language by
touching directly the desired language .

AUDIO LANGUAGE SETUP
Select the preferred AUDIO soundtrack
language by touching directly the
desired language .

SUBTITLE LANGUAGE SETUP
Select the preferred Subtitle language
by touching directly the desired
language .

RE S TOR E

EXIT

SYST E M SE T U P

TV S YST E M
SC R E E N SAVER
TV T Y P E
PAS S WOR D
RAT I N G
DE FAU LT

EXIT

OS D L A N GUAGE
AU DIO LA N G
SU B T I TLE L A N G
ME N U L A NG

ENGLI SH
GERMA N

FRENC H
PORT UGUESE
ITALI AN
RUSSI AN

SPANI SH

ENGLI SH
GERMA N

FRENC H
PORT UGUESE
ITALI AN
RUSSI AN

SPANI SH

LA N GU AG E S ET U P

EXIT

OS D L A N GUAGE
AU DIO LA N G
SU B T I TLE L A N G
ME N U L A NG

EN GL ISH

GE R M A N

FR E N C H
PO R T UGUE S E
ITA L I A N
RU S SIAN

SPAN ISH

EN GL ISH

SPAN ISH

LA N GU AG E S ET U P

EXIT

OS D L A N GUAGE
AU DIO LA N G
SU B T I TLE L A N G
ME N U L A NG

EN GL ISH

GE R M A N

FR E N C H
PO R T UGUE S E
ITA L I A N
RU S SIAN
OF F

SPAN ISH

EN GL ISH

LA N GU AG E S ET U P

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MEDIA MENU LANGUAGE SETUP
Select the preferred MEDIA MENU langu­ age by touching directly the desired
language .

VIDEO SETUP

BRIGHTNES S- the brightness of the
video signal (how light the picture is) .

CONTRAST- the contrast of the video
signal (the dark portions of pictures).

these settings allow you to set the video
signal brightness, contrast, hue, and
saturation .

HUE- the hue of the video signal (the
color of the pictures) .

EXIT

OS D L A N GUAGE
AU DIO LA N G
SU B T I TLE L A N G
ME N U L A NG

EN GL ISH

GE R M A N

FR E N C H
PO R T UGUE S E
ITA L I A N
RU S SIAN

SPAN ISH

EN GL ISH

SPAN ISH

LA N GU AG E S ET U P

EXIT

BR I G H TNE S S
CO N T R AST
HU E
SAT U R ATION
SH A R P NES S

VI D EO S E T UP

12
10

8
6
4
2
0

EXIT

BR I G H TNE S S
CO N T R AST
HU E
SAT U R ATION
SH A R P NES S

VI D EO S E T UP

12
10

8
6
4
2
0

EXIT

BR I G H TNE S S
CO N T R AST
HU E
SAT U R ATION
SH A R P NES S

VI D EO S E T UP

+6
+4
+2

0

- 2

- 4

- 6

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SHARPNESS- the sharpness of the video
signal (the image setting acumination) .

DIGITAL SETUP

DYNAMIC RANGE CONTROL
Select DRC and adjust the dynamic
range of a Dolby Digital encoded
program. There are 8 steps between
full compression and off compression.

SATURATION- the saturation of the
video signal (the vividness of the color)
all above can be adjusted to your
tasters .

EXIT

DY NAM I C R ANGE

DI G ITA L S E TU P

FULL
6/8

4/8
2/8

OFF

EXIT

BR I G H TNE S S
CO N T R AST
HU E
SAT U R ATION
SH A R P NES S

VI D EO S E T UP

12
10

8
6
4
2
0

EXIT

BR I G H TNE S S
CO N T R AST
HU E
SAT U R ATION
SH A R P NES S

VI D EO S E T UP

8
6

4
2

0

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AV IN Operation

3). You now hear the sound from the
external device played back through
the loudspeakers .

4). Touch the volume+/- sections on
touch screen or use the VOL+/- on
the panel to adjust the volume level.

2). In any mode, touch the screen of
“ ” ICON to enter the main menu,
touch the “ AUX ” ICON to enter the
AV IN mode .

On the front panel of this unit, there is an
AUX IN jack, follow the diagram below to
connect analogue replay devices(only
for the Audio connect, if you want to
connect the Video, please plug the RCA
<Video input > on the back of the unit .) .
Use this jack to replay sound of other
replay equipment such as Digital Video
players, computers, etc. Via the
loudspeakers.

1). Please connect the external device
with stereo jack (3.5mm) plug the AV in
socket .

AV IN JACK FRONT PANEL

AV IN

Grou nd

Righ t

Left

AV IN

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1). Place the Car Kit and mobile hand­ set in 3 meters apart.

3). Set your BT phone to
“discover” the Car Kit .
Following your phone’s instruction
guide for details, activate your
mobile handset’s BT mode, the
handset will search for accessible
BT devices.

4). Your phone will find this Car Kit .
Select this Car Kit from the list.

5). Enter passkey “8888”, then press
“OK” to pair the Car Kit and the hand­ set .

1. “Pair” To Your BT Phone

Prior to using the Car Kit for the fist time,
you must pair it with a BT-enabled
mobile handset.
The following steps describes pairing
the instruction for a typical BT­enabled mobile handset.

BT OPERATION

2. Using The BT Car Kit.
Once connecting is complete, you

may access the following function.
Some of the below mentioned funct­ ions only accessible for handset
supported with hands-free profile.

Touch the screen of “ ” section ,
the dial numbers will display on the
monitor . then you can touch the
number section on screen , and
then touch the “ ” section to call .

MAKE A CALL

Please note : “ ” and “ ” serves as
the “ ” and “ ” button on your
mobile handset .

Note: When you dial the wrong number,
you can touch the screen of “ ” to
delete the wrong number . (You can also
press the “ ” button on the remote
control to do so .)

2). Put the Car Kit in pairing mode.
a.Press the POWER button to turn
ON, the BT ICON will flash on TFT .
b. Touch the screen of “ ” section
or press longer the “PAIR/ ” on
the remote control until the word
“ BT ” icon flashing , it’s now ready
for pairing.

6). Select the “CONNECT” from the list
on the phone, if you connect succes­ sfully , the BT ICON remains solid on
the screen , then you can operate
the function of BT about the
unite .

IMPORTANT:

1). If the pairing can not be completed

within approximately 2 minutes ,
whiles the pairing mode is activated,
and you will need to reattempt pairing
(See steps 2-5 above) .

2). After pairing is completed, if the BT
ICON is stilling flash on the TFT ,
please follow the steps to reattempt
pairing through your handset until the
BT ICON remains solid on the screen.

12345678

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During conversation in progress,
tune the Volume switch until you reach
the desired volume level.

ADJUST THE VOLUME

Note:

1). Before using the function of the BT
about the unit , please check your
phone’s instruction guide or contact
phone manufacture if you are not sure
if your phone supports the hands-free
BT function .

2). When operating the function of BT
about the unit , you need make
your call-phone and the unit success­ fully for one time. Afterwards, you only
need to take on the power and the
function of BT will work in three
minutes automatically if you want to
operate the function of BT .

3). If you want not to use the function of
the BT about the unit , you can
select the BT OFF .

During talking mode , user can touch
the screen of the “ ” range (or press
the “PAIR/ ” button on remote control )
to transfer the audio from the unit back
to the mobile phone for privacy reason .

CALL TRANSFER

In BT menu, touch the screen
of “ ” range or press briefly REDIAL/
button on remote control) .

END/REJECT A CALL

In BT menu, touch “ ” range(or press

longer “ REDIAL/ ” button on the
remote control ) to dial out the last dialed
phone number.

REDIAL LAST NUMBER

Note:

the function of resume playback after
pausing or stopping is available only for
some mobile phone.

In BT mode, repeatedly the MOD
on the panel to select the “BT MUSIC”
Mode . The message will display like
following as follows :

PLAY BT MUSIC

ANSWER A CALL

After you hear the ring tone, a incoming
telephone number will display on the
TF T monitor . Touch the screen of “ ”
range to listen or press the “PAIR/ ”
button shortly on the remote control .

12345678

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CHCH

22

FLAT S W FFLAT S W F

CHANNEL

PAL M

06

VHF L ----- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------------- -- --

AUT O SC AN

Touch the screen of “ SCAN ” range or
press the “SEARCH” button on the
remote control to search channels
automatically.

It will display as follows:

Auto searching TV channels

Fine Tuning

Touch the FINE+ or FINE- icons or press
the FINE+ or FINE- buttons to fine tune
the current channel .

Note:
In TV mode, the 10+ button is not
available.

The numeric button (0-9) on the remote
control allow you to select the corre­sponding channel directly.

Selecting channel

Touch the screen of the CH+ section or
press the “ CH+ ” button on the remote
control to choose the channel upward .

Touch the screen of the CH- section or
press the “ CH- ” button on the remote
control to choose the channel downward .

Add/Skip Available Channels for
the CH+ and CH- Buttons

In TV mode , af ter se ar ch ing ch ann els aut o­mat ica lly, the CH+/CH - but tons and CH +/

CH- icon s can se lect onl y the ch ann el s wi th
avai labl e signa l.

1) Add Availabl e Channe ls
Use the number but tons to selec t a chann el
withou t avai labl e si gna l, then pr es s or touc h
the SKI P but ton or icon , the sc reen will
displ ay SA VE , the ch ann el wi ll be avai labl e
for the CH +/CH - but tons and CH+/CH - icon s.

2) Ski p Availabl e Channe ls
Use the CH +/CH - but tons or CH+/CH - icon s
to se lec t a chann el yo u want to sk ip for the
CH+/CH - but tons and CH+/CH - icon s, then
pres s or touc h the SKI P but ton or icon , the
screen will di spl ay SKI P, the ch ann el wi ll be
skipped for the CH+/CH - but tons and CH+/
CH- icon s.

TV Operation

Switching to TV mode

1. Connect the TV antenna to the TV.IN
(from Ant) jack on the back of the unit.

2. In any mode, touch the “ ” ICON to
enter the main menu, touch the “ TV ”
ICON to enter the TV mode . (Or press
the MOD button on the front panel .)
The message will display as below:

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Important Note:

To prevent damage to the USB device,
do not remove or disconnect it during
playback. it is also a good practice to
remove the USB drive during disc
playback.

Following the diagram below, connect
your USB device to the front panel
USB port . If it is properly connected,
the device will be mounted and start
playing automatically.

USB Operation

In USB Playback mode

User can use your finger directly to touch
the desired track to start play .

REPEAT play modes are also available
by repeatedly pushing REPEAT until
the desired mode is found.

To skip to the next or last track, touch or
press the or . Press the or
buttons for Fast Forward or Fast
Reverse playback.

You can use the UP, DOWN, RIGHT or
LEFT buttons to navigate and to select
files to play, and press ENTER to begin
playback (or viewing, in the case of
JPEG files).

Changing From USB to DISC Playback
modes
If you are in USB Playback mode and
wish to begin playback of a disc already
in the player, touch the screen of the
“ ” range to enter the home menu,
then touch the “ DISC ” ICON to enter the
DISC mode .

Changing From DISC to USB Playback
Modes
If the disc present in the player is an
Digital Video or VCD or MP3/WMA or

MP4 disc, touch the screen of the “ ”
range to enter the home menu, then touch
the “USB” ICON to enter the USB mode .

Note : The supported max. memory size
of USB:32GB.

Mode change to SD/MMC card

After a SD or MMC card was inserted into the main unit card slot . the unit will starts
playing the files contained on the memory card . Once the unit read the memory card
successfully, the first file on the memory card will automatically start playback.
Press the MODE button repeatedly is allowing changing to other modes .

SD/MMC card OPERATION

The unit can support playback MP3/WMA/JPEG/MP4 format which are stored into
SD and MMC memory card .

The supported max. memory size of card: SD-16GB; MMC-2GB.

File Playback Operation

All the SD or MMC memory car playback operation function is same as the operation
on CD/MP3/WMA .
Please to “ MP3/WMA” operation for more details .

Change DISC to SD/MMC card

The operations are same as USB mode, refer to see USB operation .

Change SD/MMC card to DISC

The operations are same as USB mode, refer to see USB operation .

P-37

INSERTING THE SD OR MMC CARD .

Press in till heard a “CLICK”

Insert the memory card
into slot with label side
facing upward .
Note: the mini card slot for GPS only.

Label side
facing upward

REMOVING THE SD OR MMC CARD .

Remove the memory card Press in till heard a “CLICK”

Press REL button to detachable the panel

P-38

MP3/WMA/JPEG/MPEG4 PLAY

The unit is support MP3/WMA/JPEG/MPEG4 . When a media is inserted into player,
the following picture will appear on the monitor . The unit will play the first track
automatically . You can touch to directly others mode (MP3/JPEG /MPEG4) to play .
EX. : when the MP3 mode is selected .

2. Touch the or range on the touch screen to skip a track ahead or back.

MOVING TO ANOTHER TRACK :

1. Touch directly the desired song to start play .

3. Press the or button on the remote control to skip a track ahead or back.

2. Press shortly the or button on the remote control for forward or backward .

FAST FORWARD/FAST BACKWARD

1. Touch briefly the “ / ” range on touch screen for fast forward / fast backward.

Touch directly to select the play mode and then touch the desired track to play .
Or Use / / / on the remote control to select the play mode or item, then
press ENTER button on the remote control to confirm.

Touch the screen of “REPEAT ” range or press “REPEAT” on the remote
control repeatedly can select two kinds of repeat play mode.

REPEAT FUNCTION

REP-ONE:
Play the same song over and over again.

REP ALL:
Play all songs on the media, then repeats the entire media over and over again .

NOTE:
in JPEG/MPEG4 mode, the details operations as same as MP3/WMA operation .

1 Current type (highlighted bar) .

2 Current track (ID3 TAG display) .

3 The current play mode(MP3).

4 Select the play mode(JPEG).

5 Select the play mode(MPEG4).

6 Current song in MP3 folder .

WM AWM A

Mp 3Mp 3

[M P 3 ][M P 3 ]

IT LE / S ON G: T RA CK 0 3 / IT LE / S ON G: T RA CK 0 3 /

00 100 1

00 200 2

00 300 3

00 400 4

00 500 5

00 600 6

00 700 7

00 800 8

00 700 7

00 100 1

00 200 2

00 300 3

3 4 5 6

2

1

P-39

TFT Monitor:

Monitor Screen Size: 7 Inch Wide
Color System: NTSC/PAL

NOTE:

Specification and design are subject to modification, without notice, due to
improvements in technology.

RADIO Section:

For2Bands For2Bands
(Europe) (U.S.A.)

FM FM
Frequency Coverage: 87.5 to108 MHz 87.5 to107.9 MHz
IF: 10.7 MHz 10.7 MHz
Sensitivity (S/N = 30 dB): 15 dBu 15dBu

MW AM
Frequency Coverage: 522 to1620 KHz 530 to1710 KHz
IF: 450 KHz 450 KHz
Sensitivity (S/N = 20 dB): 40 dBu 40 dBu

Audio Signal Output: 2ch&4ch line out
Characteristics: (1)Frequency Response 20 Hz - 20 KHz

(2)S/N Ratio 90 dB (JIS)
(3)Wow and Flutter Below measurable limits

Generall :

Supply Voltage: 12V DC (11V-15V)
Current Consumption: Less than1 A

Signal System: Compositive video 1.0Vp-p 75
Discs Played: (1)DIGITAL-VIDEO Disc

5"(12 cm) single-sided, single-layer
5"(12 cm) single-sided, double-layer
(2)Compact Disc (CD-DA, VIDEO CD)
5"(12cm) disc

5

Power output 25watts x4(RMS)
Power output 2000W(P.M.P.O.)

B:T

B specification: V1.2 Class 2
B profile supported: Headset, Handsfree and A2DP & AVRCP profiles
Range of frequency: 2.4GHz Spectrum

T
T

TV Section

:
TV System: NTSC/PAL/SECAM
TV Sensitivity: 45dB @ch25 in average

Specification

P-40

Before going through the check list, check wiring connection. If any of the problems
persist after check list has been made, consult your nearest service dealer.

Inserting the disc in reverse
direction

Press the RESET button.
Front panel is not properly fixed
into its place

The car ignition switch is
not on

If the power supply is properly
connected to the car accessory
terminal,switch the ignition key
to "ACC"

The fuse is blown

Replace the fuse

Presence of disc inside the
player.

Remove the disc in the player,
then put a new one

Insert the compact disc with
the label facing upward

The disc is extremely dirty
or defective

Clean the disc or try to play a
new one

Temperature inside the car
is too high

Cool off or until the ambient
temperature return to normal

The built-in microcomputer
is not operating properly
due to noise

The antenna cable is not
connected

Insert the antenna cable firmly

The signals are too weak

Select a station manually

SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION

Television/video
imageappears
black-white

The color system is
set incorrectly

Please switch to correct color
system from menu

No television/video
image appears

The unit is not connected
to the parking brake
detection switch

Make proper connection
according to wire connection “ ”

The parking brake is not
engaged

For safety reasons no television
/video images are displayed
while the vehicle is moving.
Engaging the parking brake will
cause images to be displayed.

The operation keys
do not work

The radio does not
work

Disc can not be
loaded or ejected

No power

No color in picture

The media format is not
accordingto the TV-set
used (PAL/NTSC)

Please the television mode of
the choice accommodation

JPEG media can
not be played
back

No JPEG files are recorded
on the media.

JPEG files are not recorded
in a compliant format

Change the media Record JPEG
files using a compliant
application

Change the media

Troubleshooting

R

B

1
2
3

IR

IR

C25

104P

R12 470R

EJ

EJ

213

Q4

8550

213

Q6

L6

R61

1K

R63 47K

R6 0R

R37

100R

R29

R20

R27

1

2

345

6

USB

USB-HDIP

R8

47K

R9

82K

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

LCD1

CONNN-36

1

SEG7

2

SEG6

3

SEG5

4

SEG4

5

SEG3

6

SEG2

7

SEG1

8

SEG0

9

/CS

10

/RD

11

/WR

12

DATA

13

VSS1

14

OSCO

15

OSCI

16

VLCD

17

VDD

18

/IRQ

19

BZ

20

/BZ

21

COM0

22

COM1

23

COM2

24

COM3

25

SEG31

26

SEG30

27

SEG29

28

SEG28

29

SEG27

30

SEG26

31

SEG25

32

SEG24

33

SEG23

34

SEG22

35

SEG21

36

SEG20

37

SEG19

38

SEG18

39

SEG17

40

SEG16

41

SEG15

42

SEG14

43

SEG13

44

SEG12

45

SEG11

46

SEG10

47

SEG9

48

SEG8

IC1

HT1621

R1

1K5

R14

1K5

R18

1K5

R22

1K5

C1 102P

R28

100R

C2 102P

R32

0R

1B2

R

3

4

LED5

1B2

R

3

4

LED11

1B2

R

3

4

LED13

1B2

R

3

4

LED14

213

Q1

L6

R42 560R

R43 4K7

R44 4K7

R45 4K7

R46 4K7

R51 6K8

R52 6K8

213

Q2

8550

213

Q3

L6

R2

1K

R3 47K

1

3

2

1

67

5

4

VOL1

1

1

R

2

B

3

GND

LED

R11 680R

R13 560R

1B2

R

3

4

LED12

1S02S13

VSS4FL5FH6T07T18VDD9/BK10OUT

11I012I113I214I315

CS116CS2

17I418I519I620

BS

IC2

TCH685

R15 NC

R17 NC

R21 NC

R26 NC

R33 NC

R34 NC

R35 47R

C3

104P

C4

104P

21

DC1

10uF/16V

21

DC2

10uF/16V

12

DC4

47uF/10V

C5

104P

R36 0R

C6

NC

C7

222P/5%

R38 4K7

R39 4K7

R40 4K7

R41 4K7

R47 4K7

R48 4K7

R49 4K7

R50 4K7

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

COM1

R54 470R

1K12K23

SESET4SCL5CS6SDA7LED/OFF8KB/EJ9A+5V10IR11VOL12GND13+12V14AR15AL

16

USB5V

17DM18DP19HS20VS21

DCLK

22

SD023SD124SD225SD326SD427SD528SD629SD7

30

MIC

CON2

CON30/1.5

R5 560R R30 680R R31 150R R74 39K

R76

R4 4K7

R10 4K7

1

4

3

265

AUX1

AUX_6P

R7 0R

R16 0R

R19 470R

R53 680R

R77 470R

R79 0R

1

1

R80 2K7

C8

182P/5%

JP7

4K7

12

D2

IN4148

R81 4K7

IR

[1]

KEY1

[1]

SVS5V-KB

[1]

+12V

[1,2]

LED_R

[1]

AUX_R

[1]

AUX_L

[1]

USB_DP

[1]

USB_DN

[1]

USB+5V

[1]

VOL

[1]

LCD_CE

[1]

LCD_CLK

[1]

LCD_DI

[1]

SVS5V-KB

[1]

KEY2

[1]

VOL_LED

[1]

+12V

[1,2]

LED_B

[1]

SEL

[1]

K1

[1]

K2

[1]K3[1]

K4

[1]

K5

[1]K6[1]K7[1]

K7

[1]

K6

[1]

K5

[1]K4[1]

K3

[1]K2[1]K1[1]

IR

[1]

BT_R

[2]

BT_L

[2]

LED_B

[1]

LED_R

[1]

AUX_V

[1]

+12V

AUX_R

[1]

AUX_L

[1]

USB+5V

[1]

BT_RX

[2]

BT_TX

[2]

KEY1

[1]

KEY2

[1]

BT+5V

VOL_LED

[1]

BT_POWER

[2]

USB_DP

[1]

USB_DN

[1]

VOL

[1]

SVS5V -KB

LCD_DI

[1]

LCD_CLK

[1]

LCD_CE

[1]

IR

[1]

SEL[1]

AUX_V

[1]

SVS5V -KB

[1]

K8

[1]

K8

[1]

+12V

LED_RED

LED_BLUE

LED_BLUE

LED_RED

+12V

LED_G

P-41

3+2

-

1

IC3-A

4558

5+6

-

7

IC3-B

4558

8

4

IC3-C

4558

R23 10K

R24

10K

R25 22K

R55 22K

C9 150P

C10 225P

C11 225P

C12 225P

R56

NC

C13

NC

R57 10K

R58

10K

R59 22K

R60 22K

C14 150P

C15 225P

C16 225P

C17 225P

R62

NC

C18

NC

R64 150R

12

DC3

4u7/25V

C19

104P

R65 22K

R66

22K

12

DC5

4u7/25V

1

VDD

2

GND

3

CE

4

NC

5

VOUT

IC4

XC6204-3V3

1

VSS

2

VOUT

3

VIN

IC5

8503-1V8

1

VSS

2

VOUT

3

VIN

IC6

6206-2V5

C20

105P

C21

105P

C22

105P

C23

105P

45

GND546RF47GND6

27

GND3

26

RESET

25RX24TX23

CTS22RTS

21

USB_D-

20

USB_D+

19

3.3V

18

GND2

28

PIO4

29

PIO5

30

PIO6

31

PIO7

32

MOSI

33

CSB

34

CLK

35

MISO

36

PIO10

37

PIO11

38

PIO3

39

PIO2

40

PIO1

41

PIO0

42

PIO8

43

PIO9

44

GND4

17

AIO3

16

AIO1

15

AIO0

14

PCM-OUT

13

PCM-C LK

12

PCM-SYNC

11

PCM-IN

10

1.8V

9

MIC_R -

8

MIC_R +

7

MIC_L -

6

MIC_L +

5

GND1

4

SPK_R+

3

SPK_R-

2

SPK_L+

1

SPK_L-

BT

GL-8A

C24

330P

R67 1K

R68 1K

C26 473P

C27 473P

R69

2K2

C28

15P

C29

104P

R70 1K

R71

150K

R72 220K

R73

180K

C30

224P

L29

15nH

C31

102P

MIC

14-43000-01

12

DC6

100uF/6V

C32

104P

FB10

1R

12

DC7

47uF/10V

C33

104P

1

2

BT_ANT

C34

104P

C35

104P

12

DC8

47uF/10V

C36

104P

R75 10K

FB1

15R

R78

1K

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

BT-SL

1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930

30

31

31

32

32

CON3

CON_8

30P-UP/0. 5MM

RESET

RESET

1

KB-DET2T_RESET3GND4SDA5SCL6SCEN7DIN78DIN69DIN510DIN411DIN312DIN113DIN014CLK15GND

16

DIN2

17

VS0

18

HSO

19

K-DET

20

GND

21

+12V

22

GND

23IR24

LED.ON/OFF

25

VOL

26

MCU5V

27

MIC

28

GND

29K130

K2

CON15

DIP1.5MM_15PX2

1

2

D1

8V2

BT+6V

BT+6V

BT_L+

[2]

BT_L-

[2]

BT_R+

[2]

BT_R-

[2]

BT_L

[1]

BT_R

[1]

BT+6V

+12V

BT+3V3 BT+2V5BT+3V3 BT+1V8

GND

BT_L-[2]

BT_L+[2]

BT_R-[2]

BT_R+[2]

BT+2V5

BT+1V8

BT+3V3

BT+3V3

BT+3V3

BT_TX

[1]

BT_RX

[1]

BT+3V3

BT+5V

BT_POWER

[1]

BT_REST

BT+5V

BT_REST

MAIN+12V.

[2]

GND1.

[2]

AUX1_V.

[2]

USB+5V.

[2]

LED1.

[2]

LED2.

[2]

LED3.

[2]

AUX_R.

[2]

AUX_L.

[2]

BT_R.

[2]

BT_L.

[2]

BT_TX.

[2]

BT_RX.

[2]

KEY1.

[2]

K2.

[2]

IR.

[2]

MCU_RE ST.

[2]

LCD_CE.

[2]

LCD_CLK.

[2]

LCD_DI.

[2]

SVS5V-KB.

[2]

VOL.

[2]

LED4_G.

[2]

DP+.

[2]

DM-.

[2]

BT_POWER.

[2]

DVD+5V.

[2]

GND1. [2]

GND1.

[2]

MCU_RE ST.

[2]

BT_TX.[2]

BT_RX.[2]

GND1.[2]

GND1.[2]

LED4_G.

[2]

GND1.

[2]

USB+5V.

[2]

AUX_R.

[2]

AUX_L.

[2]

AUX1_V.[2]

LED1.[2]

LED2.

[2]

IR.

[2]

LCD_CE. [2]

LCD_CLK. [2]

LCD_DI. [2]

SVS5V- KB.

[2]

VOL.

[2]

DP+. [2]

DM-. [2]

BT_POWER. [2]

LED3. [2]

DVD+5V. [2]

K2. [2]

KEY1.

[2]

GND1.

[2]

GND1.[2]

MAIN+12V.

[2]

BT_R.

[2]

BT_L.

[2]

P-42

5

5

4

4

3

3

2 1

D D

C C

B B

A A

LED+

LED-

LED+

LED-

3V3

TFT+5V

LED_5V

LED_5V

1V8

TFT+5V

TFT+5V

TFT+5V

TFT+12V

5V

T.LED:ON/OFF3

TFT_POWER:ON3

C35

104

L7

0R

+

-NC

NC

J6

225-8000-02S

1

2 3

4

C33

104

U4

MP2307DN

BS

1

IN

2

SW

3

GND

4

FP

5

COMP

6

EN7SS

8

R40

5K6

C25

104

Q8

L6

213

L6 3U3

R49 10K

R46 1K

L3 10uH

L2

10uH

R41

10K-1%

L5 6u8/3A

R43

44K2-1%

C15

104

+

C31

10uF/16V

L13

0R

C24

104

L8

0R

C13 103

C17

103

+

EC10

1uF/50V

+

C22

47uF/16V

Q21

NC

213

L20

NC

+

EC29

10uF/16V

C29

104

+

EC28

10uF/16V

R48 47K

+

EC6

10uF/16V

LED-

1

IC5

MP3307

sw

1

GND

2FB3

EN4OV5IN

6

C21

100P

D2 IN5819

1 2

L4 3U3

C102

104

+

EC9

10uF/16V

+

C18

47uF/16V

C32

104

C19

104

R42

10K

R50

NC

Q4

AP2301

C30

104

+

CB1

100uF/16V

IC4

AMS1117-3V3

VOUT

2

VIN3GND/ADJ

1

VOUT1

4

C20

472

D21 IN4001

1 2

D1

IN5819

1 2

+

CB2

4u7/16V

IC3

AMS1117-1V8

VOUT

2

VIN3GND/ADJ

1

VOUT1

4

R47 10K

R44

8R2

LED+

1

R36

100K

+

-NC

NC

J1

25-45001-02

1

2 3

4

Q5

L6

213

+

EC1

NC

R45

4R7

P-43

5

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

R.G.B Circuit

VGH&VGL DC-DC Convert

Vcom Circuie

STH1

STH2

CPH1

OEH

CKV

OEV

T118ES Circuie

IOB

IOG

IOR

VYC

B_V

TFT+5V

FGND

FGND

TFT+5V

FGNDFGND

FGND

FGND

FGND

FGNDGND

BIAS

BIAS

BIAS

BIAS

TFT+5V

VDD33 VDD18AVDD33

TFT+5V

VDD33

AVDD33 VDD18

3V3

AGND AGNDAGNDAGNDTFT+5V

AGND AGNDAGNDAGNDTFT+5V

AGND AGNDAGNDAGNDTFT+5V

3V3

1V83V3

AGND

AGND AGNDAGNDAGNDTFT+5V

VDD18

VCOMAMP

VCOMDC

VCOM 4

VGH 4

S_Y8

CVBS8

S_C8

SDA5

SCL5

VFB

VPWM

VFB

VPWM

VGL 4

VGL

VB 4

IOR

IOG

IOB

VG 4

VR 4

Q1H_MOD 7

STV1_D 4

STV2_U 4

IOB

IOG

IOR

VCOMAMP

VCOMDC

STH1_R 4

STH2_L 4

CPH1 4

CPH2 4

CPH3 4

OEH 4

CKV 4

OEV 4

CPH3_3 4

CPH2_2 4

BACK_V8

C45 105

C44 684

R32

10K

R58

75R

+

EC31

10uF/16V

C89

104

R99 75R

RN1 33R

1 8

2 7

3 6

4 5

C99

104

R103

NC

R85 1K

C78

105

C50

331

L24 NC

D6 BAT54S

1

2

3

C123

104

C37 105

C48

68P

R80 0R

R37

390R

C54

68P

L11 10uH

+

EC33

1uF/6V3

L23 10uH

C68

104

R55 2R2

R87

1K

R86 100R

R54 0R

+

EC27

10uF/16V

C38 105

TSDA

1

R38

390R

R53 0R

R82

11K

D11

BAV99

1

2

3

+

EC32

10uF/16V

C51

681

R101 10R

R102

75R

C49

68P

FB4 NC

C126

104

C93

104

C90

104

R63

180R

C91

104

+

EC25

10uF/16V

C125

104

R26 1M

R83

10K

C92

104

D14

BAV99

1

2

3

R61

75R

C69

105

R29

10K

R59

NC

RN2 33R

1 8

2 7

3 6

4 5

T118ES

IC1

T118ES

ACR11ACR02ACB1

3

VDD33

15

VD5A

30

VDD33DAC

38

XTCLKO

12

HSO/POL/VCOM

14

VSO/STH1

16

DEO/INVO/STH2

17

CPH1/VACLKO

18

CPH2/sD0/RL/VADT0/GPO2

21

CPH3/sD1/UD/VADT1/GPO3

22

Q1H/sD2/VADT2

23

LP/OEH/VCOM_I/sD3/VADT3

24

GCLK/CKV/sD4/VADT4

25

GOE/OEV/sD5/VADT5

26

STV1/sD6/VADT6

27

STV2/sD7/VADT7

28

AY147AY0

48

PWM1

13

SDA (strap:I2CA3)

7

SCL8XTALI10XTALO11RSTB6CPUNIT (strap:I2CA4)

9

IOB

32

IOG

33

IOR

34

VCOMAMP

36

VCOMDC

37

VBGF

35

VFB

41

PWM_DC

42

VFBL (+ VFBI)

43

PWM_LED (+VPWMP/VPWMN)

44

GND

4

VSS1

20

VSS2

29

VS33DAC1

31

VS18PLL_VS33PWM

40

VDD18

5

VDD

19

VDD33PWM

39

VD33ADC

45

VS33ADC

46

+

EC19

4u7/25V

TSCL

1

R66

NC

R35

10K

R84

91K R81

10K

R90 4K7

R107

100R

R79 1K

L9 2R7KT

D13

BAV99

1

2

3

D12

BAV99

1

2

3

+

EC20

10uF/16V

R133 0R

C77

104

L15 10uH

C43 105

C75

104

Y2 27MHz

R39

390R

IC6

4556

O/P_A

1

-I/P_A

2

+I/P_A

3

GND4+I/P_B

5

-I/P_B

6

O/P_B

7

V+

8

L17 10uH

R64

180R

R62

1K

R100 10R

L22 10uH

L18 2R7KT

C76 104

C47

331

R104

22K

FB3 0R

C71

22P

L12

33uH

R88

10K

C72

22P

Q6

2300

C52

68P

R52 0R

R106

1K

SDA

1

C81

10uF

D7 BAT54S

1

2

3

C80

105

+

EC21

4u7/25V

D5

10V

R31

10K

C53 684

C46

681

C67

104

C79

104

SCL

1

R91 20K

L16 2R7KT

C87

104

R78 20K

R89

27K

L33 NC

L10 2R7KT

C88

104

R30

10K

L34 0R

+

EC18

10uF/16V

R77 0R

D4

5V1

+

EC30

10uF/16V

C36 105

P-44

5

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

L_R

LCD+5V

MOD

3V3_5V

STVD

STVU

U_D

Y-

X-Y+X+

3V3_5V

VGL

VGH

STVD

CKV

STVU

OEV

U_D

L_R

VCOM

OEH

MOD

STH1_R

STH2_L

CPH2

CPH3VGVR

VB

LCD+5V

CPH1

3V3

3V3

TFT+5V

3V3

TFT+5V

3V3TSC_3V3

TSC_3V3

TFT+5V

3V3

VB 6

VG 6

VR 6

VGH6

STV2_U6

CKV6

STH1_R 6

CPH1 6

CPH2 6

CPH3 6

STH2_L 6

OEH 6

VGL6

Q1H_MOD 6

STV1_D6

CPH3_36

OEV6

VCOM6

CPH2_2 6

SCL6

SDA6

T.CS6

Y-

X-

Y+

X+

X+Y-X-

Y+

C121

102

R126 33R

OEV

1

L19 10uH

GND5

1

R97 NC

VB

1

R136 33R

COM4

4P-DOWN/1MM

123

4

A B

OEH

1

C85

104

U_D

1

Y-

1

GND3

1

R95 4K7

L26 33RKT

STVD

1

D18

BAV99

1

2

3

L27 33RKT

MOD

1

R93 NC

L14

10uH

X-

1

L28 33RKT

IC7

TSC2003A

VDD

1

X+

2

Y+

3

X-

4

Y-

5

GND

6

BAT1

7

VBAT2

8

VREF

9

PENIRO

10

SDA

11

SCL

12

A1

13

A0

14

IN2

15

IN1

16

C84

104

VGL

1

R92 4K7

Y+

1

JP2

NC

C122

102

R96 0R

R127 33R

COM11

26P-DOWN/0.5MM

GND

1

VCC

2

VGL

3

VGH

4

STVD

5

STVU

6

CKV

7

U/D

8

OEV

9

VCOM1

10

VCOM2

11

L/R

12

MOD

13

OEH

14

STHL

15

STHR

16

CPH3

17

CPH2

18

CPH1

19

VDD1

20

GND1

21

VR

22

VG

23

VB

24

VDD2

25

AVSS

26

A

A

B

B

CPH1

1

C86

104

C82

104

R98 NC

D19

BAV99

1

2

3

R94 NC

R135 33R

X+

1

CKV

1

LCD+5V

1

L_R

1

JP1

NC

+

EC24

10uF/16V

CPH2

1

VGH

1

GND4

1

+

EC23

10uF/16V

C83

104

STH1_R

1

STVU

1

VCOM

1

CPH3

1

L25 33RKT

+

EC26

10uF/16V

STH2_L

1

R134 47K

3V3_5V

1

C120

102

VR

1

D16

BAV99

1

2

3

VG

1

L21 10uH

C119

102

R128 NC

L29 NC

D17

BAV99

1

2

3

R132 NC

L35 0R

P-45

5

5

4

4

3

3

2 1

D

C

B

A

MOT_CLOSE

MOT_OPEN

P.OPEN-SW

P.ANGLE-SW

P.CLOSE-SW

T.CS

SDA

SCL

S_Y

S_C

CVBS

BACK_V

T.LED:ON/OFF

TFT_POWER:ON

ACC+5V

MOT+12V

TFT+12V

ACC+5V

MOT+12V

MOT_GND

BPR+5V

MOT+12V

MOT_GNDMOT_GND

MOT_GND

MOT_GND

MOT_GND

TFT+12V

MOT+12V

MOT_GND

ACC+5V

TFT_POWER:ON 4

P.OPEN-SW

8

T.LED:ON/OFF 4

BACK_V 4

CVBS 4

S_C 4

S_Y 4

SCL 4

SDA 4

T.CS 4

P.ANGLE-SW 4

P.CLOSE-SW 4

P.OPEN-SW 4

MOT_OPEN 4

MOT_CLOSE 4

P.CLOSE-SW

8

P.ANGLE-SW

8

MOT_OPEN

8

MOT_CLOSE

8

U8CJ78L05

OUT

1

GND

2

IN

3

SDA1

1

M1

1

R76 1K

C16

104

+

-NC

NC

J7

225-8000-02S

1

23

4

R105NC

M3

1

R65 330R

M-

1

SCL1

1

C34

104

Q11

L6

213

P.A

1

MOT+12V

1

R67 82K

R73 100R

Q9

L6

213

P.AN

1

P.C

1

C27

104

R75 1K

C40

102

R68 22K

D8

6V2

IC8

BA6289F

OUT1

1

VM2VCC

3

FIN

4

RIN

5

Vref

6

OUT2

7

GND

8

Y

1

LED.ON/OFF

1

R74 1K

BACK_V

1

MOT_GND

1

C

1

C23

104

C26 105

+

C28

47uF/16V

An

Ca Co

Em

DD3

BPR-105S

1

2 3

4

TFT.ON/OFF

1

CVBS

1

P.OP

1

Q10

L6

213

GND11GND

1

MOT_C

1

+

C39

47uF/16V

M_CL

1

An

Ca Co

Em

DD1

BPR-105S

1

2 3

4

M+

1

L32 NC

R69 100R

M_OP

1

MOT+

1

P.CL

1

R70 330R

C41

104

TFT+12V

1

CON4

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37

38

38

+

CC3

4u7/25V

T.CS

1

R60 100R

L31 10UH

C42

NC

R71 82K

GND2

1

R57 22K

C55

NC

MOT_O

1

ACC+5V

1

L30 NC

R56 82K

An

Ca Co

Em

DD2

BPR-105S

1

2 3

4

R51 330R

P.O

1

MOT-

1

R72 22K

M4

1

D

C

B

A

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P-47

P-48

P-49

P-50

P-51

P-52

P-53

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