USB & iPod interface kit
USB & iPod
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interface kit
Owner’s manual
Mode d’emploi
Bedienungsanleitung
Gebruikershandleiding
Manuale dell’utente
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Read this manual thoroughly before using the USB & iPod integration kit.
Always keep this owner’s manual in the vehicle.
Lisez ce manuel dans son intégralité avant d’utiliser le USB & iPod integration kit.
Conservez toujours ce mode d'emploi dans le véhicule.
Lesen Sie diese Anleitung vor Benutzung der USB & iPod integration kit gründlich.
Bewahren Sie diese Anleitung immer im Fahrzeug auf.
Lees deze handleiding grondig voordat u de USB & iPod integration kit gebruikt.
Bewaar deze gebruikshandleiding altijd in uw voertuig.
Leggere con attenzione e per intero questo manuale prima di utilizzare il USB & iPod
integration
kit. Tenere sempre nel veicolo il presente manuale d’uso.
A OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................... Page 3
B MODE D’EMPLOI .............................................................................................................. Page 35
C BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG ............................................................................................ Seite 69
D BEDIENINGSHANDLEIDING ......................................................................................... Pagina 103
E ISTRUZIONI PER L’USO .................................................................................................. Pagina 137
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................ 7
2. Safety Information .............................................................................................. 8
2.1.
Safety Symbols ........................................................................................................ 8
2.2.
Caution ................................................................................................................... 9
3. Immunity .....................................................................................................
........ 11
4. Important Information ........................................................................................ 12
5.
Quick Function overview ..................................................................................... 13
6.
Operating Instructions USB Mass Storage Device ............................................... 14
6.1.
Radio Image ............................................................................................................ 14
6.2.
Connecting ............................................................................................................. 14
6.
3. Power On/Off .......................................................................................................... 15
6.4.
Volume Up/Down .................................................................................................... 15
6.5.
Selecting USB Mode ................................................................................................ 15
6.6.
Equalizing within USB Mode .................................................................................... 15
6.7.
Sorting USB ............................................................................................................ 16
6.8.
Folder Selection ....................................................................................................... 17
6.9.
File Selection ........................................................................................................... 18
6.10.
Search in File ........................................................................................................... 18
6.11.
File Repeat ............................................................................................................... 18
6.12.
Folder Repeat .......................................................................................................... 18
6.1
3. Random Play .......................................................................................................... 19
6.14.
Scan ........................................................................................................................ 19
6.15.
Display Data ........................................................................................................... 20
7.
Operating Instructions iPod Device .................................................................... 22
7.1.
Radio Image ............................................................................................................ 22
7.2.
Connecting ............................................................................................................. 22
7.
3. Power On/Off .......................................................................................................... 23
7.4.
Volume Up/Down .................................................................................................... 23
7.5.
Selecting iPod Mode ................................................................................................ 23
7.6.
Equalizing within iPod Mode ................................................................................... 23
7.7.
Sorting iPod ............................................................................................................. 24
7.8.
Playlist Concept ....................................................................................................... 24
7.9.
Playlist/Album Selection ........................................................................................... 25
7.10.
Title Selection .......................................................................................................... 26
7.11.
Search in Title .......................................................................................................... 26
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7.12. Title Repeat.............................................................................................................. 26
7.13. Random Play .......................................................................................................... 27
7.14.
Display Data ........................................................................................................... 27
7.15.
Scan ........................................................................................................................ 29
8.
Steering Wheel Remote Control.......................................................................... 30
8.1.
Mode Selection........................................................................................................ 30
8.2.
Volume .................................................................................................................... 30
8.
3. File/Title Switching .................................................................................................. 30
8.4.
Folder/Playlist/Album Switching .............................................................................. 30
9. Troubleshooting .................................................................................................. 31
10.
Resetting ............................................................................................................. 32
11. Specifications ......................................................................................................
. 33
11.1. USB ........................................................................................................................ 33
11.2.
iPod/iPhone ............................................................................................................. 34
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Recommendation
Please read this manual to get the full benefit of the system.
We suggest that you keep this manual in the car. It will be easier for you to find the information
in case of an emergency.
Your local authorised retailer will be pleased to clarify any queries you may have with the system
or its operation if you cannot find the information you need in this manual or in the chapter
“Troubleshooting”.
Toyota recommends that only parts and accessories that have been tested and approved by
Toyota in terms of safety, function and suitability should be used.
These operating instructions are designed to ensure that you can operate the USB & iPod
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These operating instructions describe the functions of the USB & iPod
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1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing our product.
Please read these instructions carefully to use the product properly. Be especially sure to read
“Safety Information” (page 8) before use.
These Operating Instructions should be retained for future reference.
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2. Safety Information
• Read the operating instructions for the unit and all other components of your car audio system
carefully before using the system. They contain instructions about how to use the system in
a safe and effective manner. Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA assumes no responsibility for any
problems resulting from failure to observe the instructions given in this manual.
•
This manual uses pictographs to show you how to use the product safely and to alert you to
potential dangers resulting from incorrect connections and operations. The meanings of the
pictographs are explained below. It is important that you fully understand the meanings of the
pictographs in order to use this manual and the system properly.
2.1. Safety Symbols
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Warning: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must follow these
recommendations to avoid irreparable damage to your car, system or connected devices
or to avoid accidents with injuries or death as a result.
ò Caution: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must be very careful and follow
the recommendations to avoid damage to your car, system or connected devices or to avoid
injuries.
Disposal: When this symbol appears in front of a text, you are recommended or warned to
follow the legislators’ rules for disposal of electrical equipment.
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Note: A simple recommendation for your convenience and for optimal working of your
system.
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2.2. Caution
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Observe the following warning when using this unit!
• The driver should neither watch the display nor operate the system while driving.
Watching the display or operating the system will distract the driver from looking ahead of the
vehicle and can cause accidents. Always stop the vehicle in a safe location and use the parking
brake before watching the display or operating the system. It may cause trouble.
•
Do not disassemble or modify the unit.
Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to repair the product yourself. If the product
needs to be repaired, consult your Authorised Retailer.
•
Do not use the unit when it is out of order.
If the unit is out of order (no power, no sound) or in an abnormal state (contains foreign
objects, has been exposed to water, is emitting smoke, or odour), turn it off immediately and
consult your Authorised Retailer.
•
Please refer to your Authorised Retailer for fuse replacement.
When the fuse blows, eliminate the cause and have it replaced with the fuse prescribed for this
unit by a qualified service engineer. Incorrect replacement of the fuse may lead to smoke, fire,
and damage to this product.
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ake the following care when using this unit!
• Keep the sound volume at an appropriate level.
Keep the volume level low enough to be aware of road and traffic conditions while driving.
• Do not use this adapter in other vehicles or out of your car.
Failure to observe this may cause smoke, fire, electrical shock, injury, or other problems.
• Do not operate the unit for a prolonged period with the engine turned off.
This will drain the battery.
• Do not expose the adapter or the USB mass storage device/iPod to direct sunlight
or excessive heat.
A rise in the interior temperature of the units may lead to smoke, fire, or other damage to the
units.
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Do not use the product where it is exposed to water, moisture, or dust.
Exposure of the adapter, USB mass storage device or the iPod player to water, moisture, or dust
may lead to smoke, fire, or other damage to the units.
Make especially sure that the units do not get wet in car washes or o
n rainy days.
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• Installation: Before installing or extending the system yourself, please read the installation
instructions carefully.
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Fix the USB mass storage device/iPod player securely when using this unit.
Do not let the USB mass storage device/iPod fall onto the floor, where it may become jammed
under the brake or accelerator pedal.
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For details about USB mass storage devices or iPod players, refer to their
respective user manuals.
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3. Immunity
• If any loss is caused by fire, earthquake, action by a third party, or other accidents, or the user’s
intentional or accidental misuse, incorrect use, or use under abnormal condition, repairs of the
product will in principle be charged to the user.
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Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA is not liable for any incidental loss caused by the use or non-use of
this product, such as loss of business profits, or change or loss of data on memory.
•
Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA accepts no responsibility for lost data on the USB mass storage
device or iPod even if the data is lost while using the unit.
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4. Important Information
This unit is designed to control and listen to music Files on USB mass storage devices and on an
iPod through a genuine head unit.
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iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
• Operation may vary depending on the software version of USB mass storage device and iPod.
• Operation may vary depending on the head unit to which it is connected.
• Contact your authorized retailer to find out if your head unit is compatible with the USB & iPod
Integration kit.
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5. Quick Function overview
Button/Key Action USB Mass Storage
Device
iPod
TRACK UP/
DOWN
Short press File next/previous Title next/previous
Long press Fast FW/REW Fast FW/REW
DISC UP/
DOWN
Short press Folder next/previous Playlist/Album next/
previous
RPT
Short press Repeat File Repeat Title
Long press Repeat Folder
Activate
Album Sorting
RND
Short press Random play within
current Folder
Random play within
current Playlist/Album
Long press Random play all USB
memory
Random play all iPod
memory
SCN
Short press Scan first 10 sec of Files in
current Folder
Not available
Long press Scan first 10 sec of first File
of each Folder
Not available
TEXT/
DISP
Short press Switch to next display
page
Switch to next display
page
Long press Switch to next digits of
displayed data
Switch to next digits of
displayed data
CHANGE DISCS
Short press Open page with keys for
direct Folder selection
Open page with keys
for direct Playlist/Album
selection
SELECT
Short press Open page with keys for
direct File selection
Open page with keys for
direct Title selection
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6. Operating Instructions USB Mass Storage
Device
6.1. R
adio Image
A diagram of the radio design with reference to the button functions can be found in the vehicle
owner’s manual in the section related to audio operation.
6.2. Connecting
Connecting USB mass storage device
Specifications of USB mass storage devices may be changed by manufacturers. Therefore USB mass
storage devices may not operate normally depending on the change made to the specifications.
Before connecting the USB mass storage device please check if your USB mass storage device
complies with the requirements for the USB & iPod integration kit (page 22) .
Plug the USB connector in the USB/AUX jack located in the center console or dashboard.
When the ignition is set to ACC or ON, the USB mass storage device will be activated
automatically.
While the USB mass storage device is connected to this unit, its battery will be charged
automatically.
When the ignition is switched to OFF the USB mass storage device will no longer be charged.
Turn the USB mass storage device off manually in order to prevent the battery from draining.
The USB & iPod integration kit supports USB mass storage devices that conform to USB 2.0
standard specification and corresponding File systems F
AT32 and FAT16 (Windows). It supports
MP3 and WMA Files.
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Note: For information related to the USB mass storage device, please refer to its manual.
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Note: Using an unsupported USB mass storage device can result in abnormal operation.
Disconnecting USB mass storage devices
The USB mass storage device can be disconnected from its unit at any time.
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6.3. Power On/Off
Press [PWR-VOL] knob to switch the power on.
Press [PWR-VOL] again to switch the power off.
6.4. Volume Up/Down
Turn [VOLUME] clockwise to increase the volume.
Turn [VOLUME] counter clockwise to decrease the volume.
6.5. Selecting USB Mode
Press [DISC] on the head unit to select USB mode.
Each time [DISC] is pressed, the modes change as follows:
Internal CD “ external CDCH (= USB) “ internal CD.
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Note: As the USB mass storage device is connected through the external CD changer
integration kit, the radio will indicate the external CD Changer mode.
6.6. Equalizing within USB Mode
Bass/Treble/Fader/Balance can be adjusted specifically for USB mode. When you switch from USB
to radio or CD mode, the audio settings will be changed to the setting of each mode specifically.
The audio settings for each mode will be stored in the memory of the head unit and will be applied
automatically when a certain mode is selected.
Display
radio with touch screen
Press the [AUDIO CONTROL] key to select the Audio control screen.
Radio
Press the [Tune] knob to select the desired item. Each time Tune Dial is pressed the selectable items
change as follows:
BAS (Bass) “ TRE (Treble) “ FAD (Fader) “ BAL (Balance)
Pressing Tune Dial again releases Audio Control. By rotating the [Tune] knob to the left/right the
selected item can be adjusted.
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Note: Also the EQ settings on the USB mass storage device may affect the sound. To adjust
the iPod EQ settings, please refer to its User manual.
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6.7. Sorting USB
The USB & iPod integration kit can play music titles on the USB mass storage device which are
organized in Folders and Files.
Once the USB mass storage device is connected; all the Folders in the Device are scanned, and a
number will be given in the order in which the Folders have been stored on the USB mass storage
device. MP
3 and WMA Files will not be distiguinshed and they will be ordered and numbered
sequentially.
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Note: The Folders and Files will be played in the order they have been copied to the
USB Mass Storage Device. It might happen that the Folders and Files will NOT be ordered
alphabetically, and may have a different order than in a computer environment.
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Note: We advise you to pre-arrange the order of the Folders and Files via your computer
before you connect the device.
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Note: We strongly recommend making safety copies or your Files/Data. Toyota Motor Europe
NV/SA will not be responsible in case of lost or damaged data.
Folders will be arranged according to following logic:
Root Folder
C
B
D
E
A
F
2 (C)
3 (D)
1 (Root
Folder)
4 (B)
5 (E)
6 (A)
7 (F)
B1.mp3
B2.mp3
B
3.mp3
R1.mp3
R2.mp3
R
3.mp3
A1.mp3
A2.mp3
A
3.mp3
F1.mp3
F2.mp3
F
3.mp3
E1.mp3
E2.mp3
E
3.mp3
D1.mp3
D2.mp3
D
3.mp3
C1.mp3
C2.mp3
C
3.mp3
R1.mp3
R2.mp3
R
3.mp3
C1.mp3
C2.mp3
C
3.mp3
D1.mp3
D2.mp3
D
3.mp3
B1.mp3
B2.mp3
B
3.mp3
E1.mp3
E2.mp3
E
3.mp3
Folder N
A1.mp3
A2.mp3
A
3.mp3
F1.mp3
F2.mp3
F
3.mp3
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ó Note: Folder name and File name will be displayed on the radio display. We recommend to
arrange your Folders by artist or album and your File names by song/title name.
6.8. Folder Selection
Direct Folder Selection
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Note: Direct Folder selection buttons are only available on radios with touch screen displays.
Press [CHANGE DISCS], then press one of the keys [1] to [6].
Disc
up/down Folder Selection
Press [DISC ^] to switch to the next Folder.
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Note: When the very last Folder has been reached, the next press will lead you back to
the very first Folder.
Press [DISC v] to switch to the previous Folder.
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Note: When the very first Folder has been reached, the next press will lead you to the very
last Folder.
ó Note: For the AVN head units this function is only available via steering wheel switches.
Please check section 8.4
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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6.9. File Selection
Shortly press [TRACK ^] to jump to the next File.
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Note: When you get to last track, you will skip to the first track of the next Folder, except if
Random and/or Repeat are active. (please note that this behaviour is different from iPod).
Shortly press [TRACK v] to jump to the beginning of the current title; press again to jump to the
previous title.
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Note: When this button is pressed again after having reached the first title of a Folder, you
will skip to the beginning of the last track of the previous Folder, except if Random and/or
Repeat are active. (Please note that this behaviour is different from iPod).
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Note: Number of Files within a Folder is unlimited.
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Note: Files within a Folder are numbered from 1 to 99, due to display limitations.
If the Track number exceeds 99 the numbering starts from Track 1 again.
6.10. Search in File
Long press [TRACK v] to rewind within the current File.
When the beginning of the File is reached, the File will start playing from the beginning.
Long press [TRACK ^]to move fast forward within the current File.
When the end of the File is reached, the next music File will start playing.
6.11. File Repeat
Shortly press [RPT] to activate the repeat function. The currently selected File will then be repeated
continuously. (RPT) will appear on the display.
To de-activate the repeat function, press [RPT] again or select another music File by pressing
[TRACK ^] or [TRACK v].
6.12. Folder Repeat
Long press [RPT] to activate the Folder repeat function. The currently selected Folder will then be
repeated continuously. (D_RPT) will appear on the display.
To de-activate the repeat function, press [RPT] again or select another Folder by pressing [DISC ^]
or [DISC v].
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6.13. Random Play
Random Play within a Folder
Briefly press [RAND] to activate random playback of all the music Files within the selected Folder.
To de-activate random playback function, briefly press [RAND] again.
By pressing [TRACK ^] while in random playback, the next randomly selected File will start to play.
By pressing [TRACK v] while in random playback, the previously played File will be played again.
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Note: If the Folder repeat function is not activated while in random playback, then the next
Folder will be played in random order when all the Files of the current Folder have been
played.
Random
Play of all USB Memory
Long press [RAND] to activate the random playback over all music Files stored on the USB mass
storage device.
To de-activate random playback function, briefly press [RAND] again.
By pressing [TRACK ^] while in random playback, the next randomly selected File will start to play.
By pressing [TRACK v] while in random playback, the previously played File will be played again.
By pressing [DISC^]/[DISC v] while in random playback this function will be de-activated.
6.14. Scan
Scan Files within a Folder
Briefly press [SCAN] to activate scanning of all Files in the selected Folder. All music Files will be
played for 10 seconds. When all Files of the Folder have been scanned, the scan function will stop
and the first scanned File will start to play.
To de-activate the scan function, briefly press [SCAN] again. Then the currently scanned File will
continue to play.
Scan
Folders
Long press [SCAN] to activate scanning of all Folders. The first music File of each Folder will be
played for 10 seconds.
When all Folders have been scanned, the scan function will stop and the first scanned File will start
to play.
To de-activate the Folder scan function, press [SCAN] again; the actual scanned Folder will
continue to play.
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Note: The Scan function is not available for iPod.
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6.15. Display Data
When pressing [DISP]/[TEXT] briefly you can switch between pages with different types of
information that are shown in a certain order depending on the display type.
Displays
not supporting CD Text:
Folder number & File number “ elapsed Playtime “ Folder number & File number.
Displays
supporting CD Text:
Folder number & File number “ elapsed Playtime “ Folder name “ File name “ Folder number
& File number.
When long pressing [DISP]/[[TEXT] you can switch to additional information in the same page.
A beep sound is emitted. 5 sec after leaving the button untouched, the display will return to its
original condition.
Displays
with Touch Screen
When pressing [TEXT] you can switch between pages with different type of information.
When pressing [CHANGE DISCS] you can switch to the page with direct select keys for Folders.
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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When pressing [SELECT] next to the Track name you can switch to the page with direct select keys
for Files. Use the left side up and down buttons on the display to scroll within the list.
The displayed music Files can be selected directly by pushing the indicated area of the display.
Display
Limitiations
Due to limitations on the display, the Folders are separated into pages and numbered by module 6
from 1 to 6. The indication of numbers 7 and onwards cannot be displayed on the head unit,
therefore the numbering of the next Folders will restart from 1 to 6. The Folder name, however,
will indicate the current Folder.
Similarly, Files are numbered by module 99. This means the first 99 Files are numbered from 1 to
99, File 100 will be displayed as number 1 again.
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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7. Operating Instructions iPod Device
7.1. R
adio Image
A diagram of the radio design with reference to the button functions can be found in the vehicle
owner’s manual in the section related to audio operation.
7.2. Connecting
Connecting iPod
Plug the iPod device by dedicated USB conversion cable to the USB connector in the USB/AUX jack
located in the center cosole or dashboard.
When the ignition is set to ACC or ON, the iPod will be activated automatically. A check mark will
appear on the iPod’s. The iPod is ready to be used.
While the iPod is connected to this unit, the iPod itself cannot be turned on or off; the battery of
the iPod will be charged automatically.
When the iPod is connected while playing, the song will be paused.
When the ignition is switched to OFF the iPod will not be switched OFF. Please check the device
onwers manual how to activate the sleep mode after non operation. With the ignition set to off,
the iPod will not be charged.
The USB & iPod integration kit unit corresponds to USB standard “USB 2.0 FS (12 MBPS)” and
therefore supports the following iPod models: iPod Nano (as from firmware Version 1.021.01 or
later), iPod Nano G2 (as from firmware Version 1.02 or later), iPod Generation 5 (as from firmware
Version 1.021.01 or later). Firmware version 1.00 or older are not compatible.
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Note: For information related to the iPod player, please visit the Apple website.
Disconnecting iPod
The iPod can be disconnected from its unit at any time.
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7.3. Power On/Off
Press [PWR-VOL] knob to switch the power on.
Press [PWR-VOL] again to switch the power off.
7.4. Volume Up/Down
Turn [VOLUME] clockwise to increase the volume.
Turn [VOLUME] counter clockwise to decrease the volume.
7.5. Selecting iPod Mode
Press [DISC] on the head unit to select iPod mode. Each time [DISC] is pressed, the modes change
as follows:
Internal CD “ external CDCH (=iPod) “ internal CD.
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Note: As the iPod Device is connected through the external CD changer integration kit, the
radio will indicate the external CD Changer mode.
7.6. Equalizing within iPod Mode
Bass/Treble/Fader/Balance can be adjusted specifically for iPod mode. When you switch from iPod
to radio or CD mode, the audio settings will be changed to the setting of each mode specially.
The audio settings for each mode will be stored in the memory of the head unit and will be applied
automatically when a certain mode is selected.
Display
radio with touch screen
Press the [AUDIO CONTROL] key to select the Audio control screen.
Radio
Press the [Tune] knob to select the desired item. Each time Tune Dial is pressed the selectable items
change as follows: BAS (Bass) “ TRE (Treble) “ FAD (Fader) “ BAL (Balance).
Pressing Tune Dial again releases Audio Control.
By rotating the [Tune] knob to the left/right the selected item can be adjusted.
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Note: Also the EQ settings on the iPod will affect the sound. To adjust the iPod EQ settings,
please refer to the iPod User manual.
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7.7. Sorting iPod
The iPod adapter can play music Titles of the iPod which are organized in Playlists or by albums.
The USB & iPod integration kit does not support the functions selected by artist or by genre.
Playlist or Album Sorting Selection
As
default behaviour the iPod will be sorted by Playlists.
T
o switch to album sorting, long press [RPT] button until (D_RPT) appears on the display.
Press [RPT] button again to return to Playlist sorting.
ó Note: Albums
will be sorted in the same order as on the iPod player.
7.8. Playlist Concept
The iPod adapter can play music Titles on the iPod which are organized in Playlists.
We recommend that you organise the iPod content in Playlists using iTunes.
The Playlists will be equal to and listed in the same order as on the iPod and on the head unit,
except for the first one.
The first Playlist can include a different content:
After the iPod is connected Playlist 1 contains the last selected Playlist before connecting to the
head unit.
After the first Playlist change by Disc up, the unit will display again Playlist number 1 and the first
Playlist will contain all music Titles on the iPod.
After the second Disc up, the unit will go to Playlist 2.
ó Note: When
a Playlist is empty, music contents of the previous playlist will be transferred to
the empty Playlist.
ó Note: When
changing to an empty Playlist, the current playing song will continue playing.
ó Note: The
number of Playlists is unlimited.
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7.9. Playlist/Album Selection
Direct Playlist/Album Selection
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Note: Direct Playlist/Album selection buttons are only available on radios with touch screen
displays.
Press [CHANGE DISCS], then press one of the keys [1] to [6].
Disc
up/down Playlist/Album Selection.
Please sort first by Playlist or Album.
Press [DISC ^] to switch to the next Playlist/Album.
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Note: When the very last Playlist/Album has been reached, the next press will lead you back
to the very first Playlist/Album.
Press [DISC v] to switch to the previous Playlist/Album.
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Note: When the very first Playlist/Album has been reached, the next press will lead you to the
very last Playlist/Album.
ó Note: For the AVN head units this function is only available via steering wheel switches.
Please check section 8.4
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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7.10. Title Selection
Shortly press [TRACK ^] to jump to the next music Title.
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Note: When you get to last track, you will skip to first track within the same Playlist/Album by
pressing this button again.
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Note: To go to the first track of the next playlist, please press [DISC ^].
Shortly press [TRACK v] to jump to the beginning of the current Title; press again to jump to
the
previous Title.
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Note: When this button is pressed again after having reached the first Title of a Playlist/
Album, you will skip to the beginning of the last track of the same Playlist/Album.
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Note: To go to the previous playlist, please press [DISC v].
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Note: Number of Titles within a Playlist is unlimited.
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Note: Music Titles within a Playlist are numbered from 1 to 99, due to display limitations.
If the Track number exceeds 99 the numbering starts from Track 1 again.
7.11. Search in Title
Long press [TRACK v] to rewind within the current Title.
When the beginning of the Title is reached, the Title will start playing from the beginning.
Long press[TRACK ^] to move fast forward within the current Title.
When the end of the Title is reached, the next music Title will start playing.
7.12. Title Repeat
Shortly press [RPT] to activate the repeat function. The currently selected Title will then be
repeated continuously. (RPT) will appear on the display.
To de-activate the repeat function, press [RPT] again or select another music Title by pressing
[TRACK ^] or [TRACK v].
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7.13. Random Play
Random Play within a Playlist
Briefly press [RAND] to activate random playback of all the music Titles within the selected Playlist.
To de-activate random playback function, briefly press [RAND] again.
By pressing [TRACK ^] while in random playback, the next randomly selected Title will start to play.
By pressing [TRACK v] while in random playback, the previously played Title will be played again.
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Note: If Random has been activated on the iPod before being connected, Randomplay will
be maintained after connection. Also a Random activated while being connected will be
maintained after disconnection.
Random
Play within an Album
First select the album sorting by activating (D_RPT), then briefly press [RAND] to activate random
play of all the music Titles within the selected Album.
Random
Play of all iPod content
Long press [RAND] to activate the random playback over all music Titles stored on the iPod
(random playback of Playlist 1).
To de-activate random playback function, briefly press [RAND] again.
By pressing [TRACK ^] while in random playback, the next randomly selected Title will start to play.
By pressing [TRACK v] while in random playback, the previously played music Title will be played
again.
By pressing [DISC ^]/[DISC v] while in random playback this function will be de-activated.
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Note: If the disc random function is activated from the radio, this function will be retained
after the iPod is disconnected.
7.14. Display Data
When pressing [DISP]/[TEXT] briefly you can switch between pages with different types of
information that are shown in a certain order depending on the display type:
Displays
not supporting CD Text:
Playlist number/Album & Title number “ elapsed Playtime “ Playlist/Album number &
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itle number.
Displays supporting CD Text:
Playlist/Album number & Title number “ elapsed Playtime “ Playlist/Album name “ Title name
“ Playlist/Album number & Title number.
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When long pressing [DISP]/[[TEXT] you can switch to additional information in the same page.
A beep sound is emitted. 5 sec after leaving the button untouched, the display will return to its
original condition.
Displays
with Touch Screen
When pressing [TEXT] you can switch between pages with different type of information.
When pressing [CHANGE DISCS] you can switch to the page with direct select keys for Playlists/
Albums.
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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When pressing [SELECT] next to the Track name you can switch to the page with direct select keys
for Titles. Use the left side up and down buttons on the display to scroll within the list.
The displayed music Titles can be selected directly by pushing the indicated area of the display.
Display
Limitiations
Due to limitations on the display, the Playlists/Albums are separated into pages and numbered by
module 6 from 1 to 6. The indication of numbers 7 and onwards cannot be displayed on the head
unit, therefore the numbering of next Playlists/Albums will restart from 1 to 6. The Playlist/Album
name, however, will indicate the actual Playlist/Album.
7.15. Scan
Allthough [SCN] buttons might appear, this function is not available for iPod.
(Display layout or features might change depending on
head unit model. Check the vehicle manual for details.)
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