Valor ITS-350D Instruction Manual

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1.

SAFETY

When Driving

Keep the volume level

When Car Washing

Do not expose the product to water or excessive mOisture. This could cause electrical shorts,

fire or other damage.

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Caution:

In

order to avoid any accident, the driver must not watch video while driving. This unit
designedtonot
engage the 'parking brake' before watching moving video

When Parked

Parkingindirect sunlight can produce very high temperatures inside your vehicle. Give the
interior a chance to cool

Use the Proper Power Supply

This productisdesigned to operate with a 12 volt
regular system

INFORMATION

low

enough to be aware of the road and traffic conditions.

allow watching moving video while driving. Park

down

in

a North American car).

before starting playback.

DC,

negative

your

ground

is

car in a safe place and

battery system (the

Protect the Disc Mechanism

Avoid inserting any foreign objects into the slot of this player. Failure to follow this may cause

malfunction or permanent damage due to the precise mechanism of this unit.

CAUTION:

THIS MOBILE
VISIBLE/INVISIBLE LASER BEAM WHICH COULD CAUSE HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EXPOSED DIRECTLY.
INSTRUCTED.
USE OF CONTROLS
THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN
DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT
QUALIFIED TECHNiC!Af'J.

WARNING:

•

TO

REDUCE THE RISK

TO

RAIN

• TO REDUCE THE RiSK OF
USE ONLY THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES.

• THIS DEVICE

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of
certain U.S. Patents and other intellectual property rights owned
otner rights owners. Use
Macrovision Corporation, and
otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly
prohibited.

DVD

OR

MOISTURE.

IS

PLAYER

BE

SURE TO OPERATE THE MOBILE DVD PLAYER CORRECTLY AS

OR

ADJUSTMENTS

MAY

OF

INTENDED

of

IS

A CLASS I LASER PRODUCT. THIS UNIT USES A

OR

PERFORMANCE

RESULTINHAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

REPAIR

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC SHOCK, AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE.

FOR

CONTINUOUS OPERATION.

this copyright protection

is

intended for horne and other limited viewing uses onlyunless

BY

YOURSELF PLEASE REFER SERVICING TO A

OR

PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

by

Macrovision Corporation and

technology

must be authorized by

IF

is

E-2

2.

DISC

A.

DISCS CAN PLAY WITH THIS UNIT

Digital

•

•

Video
Digital

•

•

Digital

•

Compact

• CD

•

Recordable

CD

Rewritable

B.

FORMAT CAN PLAY WITH THIS UNIT

AND

Versatile

CDs

(VCDs)
Versatile
Versatile

Discs

FORMAT

Discs

Discs

Discs
(CDs)
(CD-R)

(CD-RW)

(DVDs)

Recordabie(DVD+/-R)
Rewritable(DVD+/-RW)

SUPPORTS

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• AUDIO FORMAT

Playback CD-DA and MP3 or

WMA

digital music file on CD-ROM or DVD-ROM or USB or

Memory Card.

Note of MP3and WMA:

Support Maximum 2000 files
Maximum 30 characters display
Supported Sampling frequencies; 32kHz,

44.1

kHz, 48kHz.

Supported Bit-Rates: 64-256 kbps variable bit rate

• VIDEO FORMAT

Playback IMAGE JPEG,

DVD

Video, MPEG4 . on CD-ROM or DVD-ROM or USB or Memory

Card.

Noted of MPEG4

Supported decoding MPEG-4video defined by ISO 14496-2 Standard
a.

Simple Profile

b.

Advance Simple Profile

(SP)

and

(ASP)

Supportedfile format: .mp4 and .m4a (audio only)

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C. DISCS WHICH CAN NOT

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cm

CDV,

disc

CDI, CDG,

BE

PLAYED

LD

•

• DVD RAM

D.

NOTE ON REGION CODE

DVD
own
play

players
Region
the

and

Code

discofall

DVD

numbers.

region

Video

code

discs

This

numbers.

have

unit

their

can

ALL,

E.

DISC MAINTENANCE

Before playing, wipe the disc using a clean cloth, working from the center hole

towards the outside edge.

Never use benzene, thinners, cleaning fluids .

or anti-static liquids or any other solvent.

Note: A disc may become somewhat scratched (although not enough to make it unusable) depending on
you handle it and conditions in the usage environment. Note these scratches are not

problem with the player.

Label side
Up

Do

not bend

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Never touch
the under side
of

a disc

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an

indication of any

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Wipe the disc surface
from the
center to the edge.

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3. INSTALLATION

• Before finally installing the unit,
up

properlyand the unitand system work properly.

• Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure proper installation. The use
parts can causemalfunctions.

• Consult with your nearest dealer if installation requires the drilling of holes or other
modificationsofthe vehicle.

• Install the unit where it

a suddenstop, like an

does

emergency

• ii installation angle exceeds 30° from horizontal, the unit

performance.

• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature, such as from direct

air,

sunlight, or from hot
vibration.

• Be sure

to

removethefront panel before installingtheunit.

from heater,

connect

notgetin the driver's way and

stop.

the wiring temporarilyand

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or

where it would be

cannot

3D"

make

injurethe passenger ifthere

might

subject

sure it is all connected

of

unauthorized

not give its

to dust dirt or excessive

optimum

DIN FRONT/REAR-MOUNT

This unit can be property installed eitherfrom "Front" (conventional DIN Front-mount) or
Rear-mount installation, utilizing threaded screw holes at the sidesofthe unit chassis). For details,
referto thefollowing illustrated installation methodsAand

B.

"Rear"(DI~~

is

DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method A)

Installation the unit

1.

Dashboard

2.

Holder
After inserting the half sleeve into the
dashboard, select the appropriate tab
according
dashboard material and bend them
inwards

3.

Screw

1.

Dashboard

2.

Nut (5mm)

3.

Spring washer

4.

Screw (4X12mm)

5.

Screw

6.

Support

Be sure to use the

the back of the unit in place. The strap can

be bent by hand to the desired angle.

7.

Plain washer

to the thicknessofthe

to

secure the holder in place.

Strap

support

strap to secure

E-4

Removing the unit

Trim

Plate Installation:

a.

Frame

b.

Insert fingers into the grooveinthe

front of frame and pull out to remove
the frame. (When re-attaching the
frame, point the side with a groove

down wards and attach it.)

c.

Insert the levers supplied with the

unit into the grooves at both sides of
the unit as shown
click. Pulling the levers makes
possible to remove the unit from the
dashboard.

in

figure until they

it

Push the trim plate against the chassis untilitis

You

must do this before you install the front panel, otherwiseitcan't be attached.

DIN

REAR·MOUNT (METHOD B)

Installation usingthescrewholes on the sides
Fastening the

unitto

thefactoryradio mounting bracket.

~o

fitted.

ofthe

unit.

1.

Select a position where the screw
holes of the bracket and the screw
holes of the main unit become
aligned (are fitted) and tighten the
screws at 2 places on each side.

2.

Screw

3.

Factory radio mounting bracket.

4.

Dashboard or Console

5.

Hook (Removethis part)

Note: the mounting box, outer trim ring,
and half-sleeve are not used for method
8 installation.

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4. DETACHABLE CONTROL PANEL (D.C.R)

Retr19}!i!19-

The

Detachable

RELEASE
BUTTON

Control

P~nel

(D.C.P.l

1.

Turn

2.

Press the Panel Release Button.

3.

Remove the

Attaching the Detachable Control panel (D.C.P]

1. Insert the right side of the
D.C.P. Into the main unit.
NOTE: The D.C.P. Must be

r

2.

attached into the T-Joint.

the Power off.

D.C.P.

2. Press the

left side of middle of
Until a "click" sound

D.C.P..

On to the

D.C.P..

is

heard.

CAUTION

• DO NOT inserttheD.C.

• The D.C.P can easilybe
dropitorsubject itto strong shocks.

to

• When the release button is pressed and the D.C.P

prevent damage tothe

• The rearconnector thatconnects themain unit andthe D.C.Pisan extremely importantpart. Be careful not to

damageitby pressing onit with fingernails, pens. screwdrivers. etc.

Pfrom theleft side. Doing so

damaged

DC.P

by shocks. After removing

always storeitin

a protectivecase after detaching

may

damage

is

unlocked, the car's vibrations may causeitto fall.

it.

it.

placeitin

a protectivecase and be careful not

it.

To

Note:

If the D.C.P is dirty, wipe off the dirt with soft,
dry

cloth only. And use a cotton

in

isopropyl aicohol to clean the

back of the D.C,P

swab

socket

soaked

on the

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5.

WIRING"

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6. WIRING DIAGRAM POWER / SPEAKERS

20·PIN

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If not used, Tape bare end

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unpainted metal part
Memory / Battery

Connect to battery
that is always live. The radio will
this wire is

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Connect to existing radio wireorradio

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power

antennaoramplifier,

ground

terminalorclean

of

or12volt

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connected,

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wire.

chassis.

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E-8

7.PANEL OPEN/CLOSE OPERATION

This unit is equipped with the most advanced full logic motorized slide

enjoy this advance technology with just a single press of the "OPEN" button Please read
carefully the following operation instruction before operating the unit.

OPEN

Press the Open button to slide down (open) a closed panel or to slide
panel.

LOADING A

When tlle panel is in the slide down position, the disc slot becomes accessibie.

Insert a CD through the disc slot, the CD will be automatically loaded and the panel will also
close automatically & playback will begin.
If

EJECTING A CD

Press Open button to slide down the panel, if a CD is loaded,

No further key press is needed.
If the ejected CD
the panel will automatically slide

Warning:
the panel by using Open button is prevented unless the disc is removed or reloaded.

I CLOSE THE PANEL:

CD

no

CDisinserted, press Open button again to slideup(close) the panel.

it

will be ejected automatically.

is

not being removed, after 10 seconds it will be reloaded automatically. And

up

after disc has been reloaded.

If the ejected disc remains in the slot, the Open button will not function, so closing

down

up

system.

(close) an opened

You

can

CAUTION:

A)

Please always use the "OPEN" button to slide
slide up or down the front panel manually, this will cause serious
the slide down mechanism, and this will void the warranty.

B)

Please
attach the front panel when the panel is
permanent damage to the unit & panel. Only attachordetach the front panel when the panel
is

in

the slide

do

not try to

up

position.

detach!

remove the front panel (bypressing the detach

in

up!

down

the slide down position. This may cause serious &

the front panel. Please never try to

& permanent damage to

button)

or

E-9

8.

CO TROL

OPERATIONS:

KEY

1
2

3
4

5

6
7

PA

ELFU

SYSTEM TUNER

Short
Press

Mute

Open

&

Close

Audio
Menu

Mode

Encoder
Volume

Long

Press

Power

Short
Press

Long

Press

CTIO

CD/MP3/WMA

Short
Press

Eject

Pan el Release

Ok

3.5mmANInJack

Long

Press

button

Short
Press

Eject

Ok

DVD

Long

Press

Short

Press

Answer

Answer

call

call

BT

Long

Press

Call

Transfer

Sub-W

8
9 2 Zone

10

lx-bass

11

12
13

14

15

16
17
18

Display

19

20

21

Menu

PS

M1

M2

M3

M4

M5
M6

Band

Seek Up

Seek

Down

AS
Memory 1
Memory 2

Memory 3

Memory 4

Memory 5
Memory 6 Down

Tune Up

Tune

Down

Pause/Play

Stop

C

Repeat Track

Random

Folder

Up

Fi

le/Track

Up

File/Track

Down

Set-up

Repeat

Off

Repeat Disc

Forward

Backward

Fast

Fast

;:>

~

OSD

Pause/Play

Stop

C

Repeat

Repeat

Repeat Title

Short

-.

DVD

Next

Back

press

Set-up

Off S

Chapter

M4

Menu

DVDAudio

Fast

Forward

Fast

Backward

Call

Reiect

End

Call

BlueTooth

Menu

E - 10

9. REMOTE

OPERATIONS:

FU

KEY

1
2

3

4

5

6
7

8
9

10

11

12
13
14
15

16
17
18

19
20

21
22

SYSTEM

Short
Press

Mute

Open

Close

&
Audio

Menu

Mode

Volume

Up

Volume

Down

2·Zone

Long

Press

Power

TUNER

Short

Press

Tune

Up

Tune

Down

Seek

Seek

Down Down

M1

M2

M3

M4

Long

Press

Up

Memory

Memory

2

Memory

3

Memory

4

Short

Press

Eject

Fast Fast Fast

Forward Forward

Fast

~ackward

left

Right Right

Down Down

Track Up File Up

Track File

Pause/Play

Stop Stop

Track

1

Track

Track

Track

CD

Long

Press

Up Up

Ok

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

Short
Press

Eject Eject

Fast Fast

Backward

left

Down

Ok

Pause/Play

File

File

File

File

MP3

NO.

NO.

NO.

NO.

Long

Press

Access

Access

Access

Access

DVD

Short
Press

Forward

Backward

Left

Right

Up

Down

Next

Back

Ok

Pause/Play

Stop

Numeric 1

Numeric 2

Numeric 3

Numeric 4

Long

Press

BT

Short

Press Press

Answer call

Answer call

Answer

Transfer

Long

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OPERATIONS:

KEY

23

24
25

26
27

28

29

30

31

32

SYSTEM

Short
Press

Long

Press

Sub-W

iX-Bass

TUNER

Short
Press

M5

M6

Band

Long

Press

Memory

5

Memory

6

CD/MP3/WMA

Short
Press

Track

File
Track

File

Track

File

Track

File

Track

File

Track

File

Track

File

Set

Up

CRepealOff ;:J

Repeat Track

Long

Press

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

NO.

Access

Repeat Disc Repeat Title

Short

Press Press

VCD:~

DVD:

DVD

Set

CRepealOff

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DVD

Numeric

Numeric

Numeric

Numeric

Numeric
Numeric

Numeric +10

MENU

Up

Repeat

Chapter

Long

5

6

7

8

9
0

15

Short

Press

Call End

Reject

BT

Long

Press

Call

33
34
35

36
37
38

39

DISPLAY

40

MENU

E - 12

Zoom

OSD

GoTo

Subtitle

Title
DVD

Audio
Angle

BlueTooth

Menu

10. BASIC OPERATIONS

3) PANEL RELEASE BUTTON (REL)
Press this buttonto remove the control panel.

11-

POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Long press the POWER button or Short Press any other button on the front ofthe unit (except

the Open/Eject) to turn On the unit. Long press the POWER button to turn Off the unit.

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1) MUTE
Short Press the MUTE button to mute the audio output, and "Mute" will appear on the
display. Press the mute button again to restore the audio output to the previous level.

8) SUB-WOOFER (SUB-Wl
Press the SUB-W button to activate the Sub-woofer function On, and "Sub-woofer" will

appear on the LCD display for 3 seconds. press the SUB-W button again to turn off the
Sub-woofer function.

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iX-BASS BUTTOJ"

Press the iX-Bass button to turn on the IX-Bass function, and "iX-Bass" will appearinthe
LCD display for 3 seconds. Press the iX-Bass button again to turn off the IX-Bass function

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BUTTONJMUTf1

Please refer tothe related descriptionin"Audio Operation of Sub-woofer"
for details operation of the Sub-woofer

The Subwoofer Level and Low Pass Filter control will only appearinthe Audio Menu
only if the Subwoofer function

(iX-Bassj

Please refer to the related description
operation ofiX-Bass control!

is

currently activated 'On".

control!

in

"Audio Operation of iX-Bass" for details

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MODE BUTTON (MODE)

Short Press the MODE button to select a different mode of operation as indicated on the

display panel. Available modes include

S)

ENCODER VOLUME BUTTON

To
To
is adjusted, the volume level is shown on the display panel as a number ranging from 00

(lowest) to 46 (highest).

The IX-Bass Boost Level control will only appearinthe Audio Menu only if the iX-Bass

is

function

increasethe volume, rotate the volume control knob clockwise.
decrease the volume, rotate the volume control knob counter clockwise. When the volume

currently activated 'On".

Tuner,

DVD,

USB Card(SD/MMC Card) AV In.

E -

13

7) FRONT PANEL
The unitisallowed to connect with external Audio /

Video system such like Digital Camera or Game

Console.

thru the

external
enjoythis external

You

ANinjackon front panel. After connectwith

AN

AN

IN

JACK

can connect the external

system, pressing mode

AN

system on this unit.

to

AN

"AN

In

system

2" to

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3

5mm

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Right

Audio

A/V

C~bl.

(not

Included)

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18)

Display

This DISPLAY inter-change button can be used to interchange between the two types of ,
DISPLAY INTERFACE, the 'Image Display Interface"
useful when playing a

Track no / MP3 File number and elapse time with bigger numerical fonts, the Big Font Display

offer a better read out for the numerical display. User can press the DISP button to inter­changefrom Image Display Interfaceto Big Font DisplayInterface.

The unitissupport

operation, please refer to "Menu operation-AV Jack

The unitisonly supportthe3.5mm

/ Menu

Button

AN

out thru the

AN

Jack on front panel. For more details

AN

JackPin Assignmentshown as the diagram

& 'Big Font Display interface'. This is

CD

or MP3 orWMAor other music disc and if user prefer to see the CD

File

0001

00

' 0 6 ' 1 S "

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15-HAR-06

Image

&Caution:

In

some countries, itls unlawful to operate a vehicle while video is displayed in the driver's

viewing area. Pis always switch the

the DISP/MENU button while driving.
For safety reason, the driver should only enjoy / watch the video while the car is in parking

mode.

• After releasing the front panel, use a pencil or any non-metalic object
button for five seconds to reset the main unit and the unit will return to the factory default
settings.

To

•

Reset
Press SET
up the SET
resume to factory default

the

Display

DVD Setting

UP

button on remote control or long press AS/PS button to bring

UP

Menu, select MISC then select

Interface

value.

unifs

Big Font

display to "Big Font Type Display"

DEFAULT,

the

Display

DVD

Setting will

Interface

to

press & hold the reset

18:09

mode

by pressing

E -

14

Parkin~erations

&Caution:

In

order to avoid any accident, the driver must not watch video while driving. This unit
designed to not allow watching moving video while driving.
and engage the 'parking brake' before watching moving video

Park

your carina safe place

is

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Be

sure to

'Wiring Diagram')

If

watch

PROPERLY CONNECTED, the

the

below

The

Video

this unit's display, This system will not affect the Video

Video

RCA

connect

moving

display

Blocking

Output

Parking Brake

video

will be

from Disc or

video

shown

on the unit

Uideo

Ensase

To

Parkins

EnjoY

15-HAR-06

system

under

connection

AV

In

signal will be

lead (see

source

display:

but

blocked

locked

Brake

Uideo

18:09

Parking Brake NOT ENGAGE

more

Parking Brake

Output

details

by the system and

only

thru the rear

on page

IS

NOT

control

E - 15

Menu operations

18) MENU FUNCTION LIST (MENU)

Press & hold the DISPLAY/ MENU button for more than 3 seconds to access into the
menu. User can navigate thru the menu items by pressing the DISPLAY/ MENU button
repeatedly, or by pressing the Tuning Up or Tuning Down Buttons to move to the next

orevious menu item. Once the desired menu item appears on the display, user can adjust
that option by using the Encoder
adjusted as described below:

paring

This featureisused to pairing the unit's Blue tooth system to your mobile phone or other
Blue tooth device. Under the MENU "Pairing"
activating the Pairing.

Vol

Knob within 5 seconds. The menu items can be

mode

then press Audio button to start

or

Tips

Pis refer to BLUE TOOTH HAND
"PAIRING".

FREE

Operation (egarding the details operation of

Re-connection/Dis-c9Jlnection

This featureisallows to Re-connect or Dis-connect to the paired mobile phone or Blue tooth
device by manually. Under the Menu- "RECONNECTION"mode, Rotate the encoder to
navigate thru "RECONNECTION" and ·'DISCONNECTION". After selected the
connection then press Audio button to start activating the connection mode.

mode

for

Incoming call ringing volume (PHONE VOL)

The unit can preset the Ringing volume level for any incoming call. The defauit RINGING

VOLUME LEVEL VALUE

is

"25". Rotate the encoder knob to adjust from Min 00 to Max 46.

Angle

The

panel

vol

knobtoselect

usertoadjust&obtain

viewing

angleofthe

the

most

appropriate

the

optimum

display

viewing

can

be

viewing

adjusted

angle.

angle

by

Thisisuseful

inside

the

rotating

vehicle.

the

for

encoder

Contrast

The contrast level of the TFT display is set at "CONTRAST 10"

Encoder

Vol

Knob to adjust the contrast level from 00 to 50.

by

default. User can use the

Bright

The brightness level of the

Encoder Vol Knob to adjust the brightness level from 00 to 50.

TFT

displayisset at "BRIGHT 20" by default. User call use the

CoLor

The color level of the TFT display is set at "COLOR 30"
Vol

Knob to adjust the color level from 00 to 50.

by

default. User can use the Encoder

Date Sel

Once in Date Set mode, User can use the Encoder

Year.

Short press the AUDIO button to confirm the entry and move to the next entry.

Vol

Knob to adjust the Date /

['v1onth

Clock

The time of the clockisset to 12:00 by default. User can adjust the time by rotate the
Encoder Vol knob clockwise to adjust the minute and rotate the Encoder
clockwise to adjust the hour.

IJme

"12H"isthe default setting. User can use the Encoder
between "12 Hours"

FOJm

& "24 Hours"

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Vol

knob anti-

Vol

Knob to choose the Time Format

8Y_.l~ck

The panel

"OUT'. Once
of the Audio I Video Signal of this unit's Built-in

I:iID

Parking

This optionisusefulifuser FORGOT that the "PARKING WIRE"isnot properly connected.
There will he no Video output

Brake Switch. The LCD will display "PARKING
can use the Voiume Up or Down buHon to turn "PARKiNG" to "OFF" within the 5 seconds time
out. Once "Parking"
regardless even

Tuner Set

AV

Jackisdefaultas"AV

"OUT'isselected, the panel

This

AV

Out selectionisuseful for user hy simply plug

TFT system without any extra installation.

if

tile Parking

is

changed to "Off", the TFT monitor will display the video signal

if

the Parking

WireisNOTCONNECTED!

In"

source. User can use the Encoder

AV

jackischanged

WireisNOT

On"

Vol

Knob to select

as

an

AV

OUTPUT

DVD

player.

ancJ

connect to any external

PROPERLY

and will stay on the LCD for 5 seconds. User

CONNECTED to the Hand

(AV

OUT)

User can use the Encoder

This feature
during automatic tuning. "Distance"

broader range

tuning, rotate the Encoder

Iun_er

User can use the Encoder

for the area this unit

Beep Tone

The beep tone feature allows the selection of

pressed. "BEEP TONE On"isthe default setting. Rotate the Encoder
"BEEP TONE Off" option

Programmable Turn-on

This option allows the adjustment of the volume level of the radio will automatically assume
when turning on. "VOL

level, use the Encoder

Rear Speaker On/Off.(Rear

Rear speakerisset to 'ON' by default.IfOFFisselected, the rear speaker's audio output will

be TURNED
doesn't need Rear Speakers sounds output through rear speakers. Select "ON" to reactivate
the rear speakers sound output

Area

is

used to designate the strength of the signals at which the radio will stop

of

signals.

OFF.

This functionisuseful while listening with the HEADPHONE and user

Vol

Knob to select between Local or Distance mode.

is

the default setting, allowing the radio to stop at a

To

set the unit to select only strong local stations during automatic

Vol

Knob button until "Local" appears on the display.

Vol

Knob to select the frequency spacing which is most appropriate

is

used in, U.S.A. South America, Europe or Oirt. (Russia Band)

an

audible beep tone when a button

Vol

Knob to select the

VolumtiVOL

PGM

12"isthe default setting.

Vol

Knob to select "VOLUME LEVEL' within 5 seconds.

SpJU

PGM)

To

program a specific turn on volume

is

~

Inter Amplifier On/Off(lnter

:rhisisa option selection for user to turn the unit's built-in Amplifier system on or off. "OFF"

is
user

: When the Rear Speakeris'OFF', the Audio Function, 'FADER', will not be functional

Amm

the default setting. This optionisuseful for userifconnected to

do

not want audio output of the built-in amplifier system.

E - 17

an

external Amplifier &the

11.

DUAL ZONE OPERATION

"2-Zone" Dual A/V Zone Multi Entertainment Operation:

This unitisequipped
user

would
Rear Speakers
speakers
in the rear seat
different Video sources. For example, on the front in-dash Built-In TFT screen can display the
video from the
Movie

liketo selectdifferent

and

rear

Game

or

other

AN

with the

and

TFT Screens. For example, user can selecttolistentoTuner

speaker

or

inside the Car, the Dual

Console

source. The detail operation as follow:

most

advance "Dual

modes

for DVD movie. And ifthe userhas

and the other screen in the rear seat can display video from DVD

ofthe

AN

Audio

AN

and Video (AV)

Zone function

Zone"

feature. This function is useful if the

output

Oneormore

allow

sourcefor Front and

music

TFTscreensinstalled

the users

to

enjoy TWO

for front

On/Off operation

• "Off" is the default setting.

• Long press the "2-Zone" button on the control panel
Dual

Zone

To

Select Front / Rear

•

Once
F-Zone

OnorOff. The "2-Zone" will

AV

Sources

"ON"isselected, Short Press the "AUDIO" button repeatedlytochange

(Front)

and

the R-Zone (Rear) sources.

appear

on the LCD after Dual Zone is selected "on".

or

remote

control to switch between

between the

• If Front
buttontonavigate
Tuner>

•

If

Rear

button

Tuner>

•

If

no

To

operates function of Front / Rear Sources

• The Front Panel & Remote control,isdefaultedtocontrol

operation.

• When DUAL ZONE is
Source

• The LCD will
the desired operation

• The LCD will automatically switch back to the Front
Panel

The default setting when Dual Zone

• When DUAL

• The default

• The default Volume level is "12" for both Front
Level set as VOL PGM Level set in the Menu)

• The LCD

• When Dual Zone is "ON",
FUNCTION ARE: Bass / Treble/ Middle/ Balance/

The default setting when Dual Zoneisin

• The default

when DUAL ZONE

selected DVD

Audio

Zone

Zone
to navigate

selection is being

& Rear Source. Press the

and

"F-Zone" is selected, user have 10

through

DVD >AV-In are available for selection for Front AV Output.

"R-Zone" is selected, user have 10

through

DVD > AV-In are availableforselectionfor Rear AV

turned

display

Remote

ZONEisturned

source/mode

display

the Rear Source

now

is defaultedtodisplaythe Front Mode.

different modes:

different modes:

made

on

is resumed to operate for Front Source's function again.

within 5 seconds, the unit will resumetothe pervious

"ON", the

the Rear Source's function

on, the audio

for Front ZONEisTuner & for Rear ZONE is "DVD"

some

ofthe AUDIO FUNCTION WILL NOT BE FUNCTIONAL. THESE

mode

is

Mode

button repeatedlytochange

mode

"ON"

output

secondstouse the Volume UP / DOWN

secondstouse the Volume UP / DOWN

buttonisused to

for 10

seconds.

on

Source

will

be

& Rear ZONE

Fader!

"OFF" mode

audio

Output

output

IS

for

Front ZONE & Tuner for Rear ZONE.

for all 4 speakers

reverts to what the user selected for the FRONT Zone source

"OFF". For example: When the DUAL

becomes

"DVD"

Once

mode.

Output

the

FRONT source's function /

change

User has 10

the Front PanelorRemote

after 10 seconds. And the Front

muted

Sub-woofer

for

audio

Zoneis"ON",

DUAL ZONEisturned "OFF".

between the Front

between Front and

secondstomake

about

output. (or the Volume

/ iX-bass

1 second.

user has

mode.

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18

12. AUDIO OPERATION

Audio Menu

Short Press "AUDIO" button to access the Audio Menu. User can navigate thru the Audio Menu

items by pressing the / "AUDIO" button repeatedly, or by pressing the Tuning Up or Tuning Down

Button. Once the desired menu

encoder vloume knob within 5 seconds. The following menu items can be adjustedasdescribed
above. The unit will automaticallyexit the Audio Menu afterfive seconds ofinactivity.

SUBWOOFER

• Sub-woofer (Level)

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder volume knob to adjust the Sub-woofer lever from '00' to

'12'.

~

~

• Sub-woofer Low Pass Filter (LPFl

The Sub-woofer level controlisonly applicable if the unitisequipped with the optional sub­woofer lineout, and onlyif the unit
The Sub-woofer level control option will only appearinthe Audio Menu if the "Sub-woofer"
function is activated "ON" by pressingthe "Sub-w" button on control panel.

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder volume knob to select the 4 different Low Pass filter
Flat, 80Hz, 120Hz or 160Hz.

item

appears

is

on

the display, adjust that option

connected toan optional sub-woofer speaker.

by

using the

~

The Sub-woofer

LPF

controlisonly applicable if the unitisequipped with the optional sub-

wooferlineout, and onlyifthe unitisconnectedto an optional sub-woofer speaker.

~

The Sub-woofer
is

activatedbypressing the "Sub-w" button on control panel.

LPF

option will only appearinthe Audio Menu if the "Sub-woofer" function

X-BASS

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder volume knob to select the 3 different Bass Boost
level: Low, Mid, or High.

BASS

• BASS LEVEL(Level)

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder volume knob to adjust the desired Bass level range

-6to+6.

from

• BASS-CFQ(C~

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder volume knob to adjust the desired Bass Center

to

Frequency

• BASS-Q: (BassQ)

User has 5 seconds to use the encoder vlolume knob to adjust the desired Bass Quality
Factor to 2N, 1

Figure 1 shows the Bass Quality factor (Curve characteristics) of each step.

60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz, or 200Hz.

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2W.

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and

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secondstouse

left

speakers

behveen

the

from

right

FADER

User has 5

speakers

rem
between

secondstouse

from

R12

the

front

and

(fuH

rear

the

encoder

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speakers.

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speakers.

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13. TUNER OPERATION

19)

BAND

Press BAND to change between

BUTTON (BAND)

FM

bandsand AM(MW) bands.

20&21)TUNING UP/DOWN BUTTON

Manual
Press the

Tuning

Up

Tuning(~)

or Down Tuning

(~/~)

(~)button

for more than 3 seconds to move the

radio frequency number up or down by one step.

~JJto

Seek

Press the Up Tuning (

TJJJ}jng

~

)or Down Tuning (

~

)button for less than 3 secondstomove to

next station automatically.

12-17)PRESET

STATIONS BUTTONS

Six numbered preset buttonsstoreand recall stationsfor each band.

11

)AUTOMATICALLY STORE / PRESET SCAN (AS/PS)

Automaticallyselect6strongstations and store them in the current band. Select a band (if
needed). Press AS/PS button for more than three seconds. The new stations replace stations
alreadystoredin thatband.

Preset

Scan

Scan stations stored in the current band. Select a band (if needed). Press AS/PS button for less

than 3 seconds. The unit will pause for ten seconds at each preset station. Press AS/PS button

is

again to stopscanning when the desired station

reached.

STEREO

The unit will automatically pick up a stereo signal when available. Wheninstereo mode, the

ST

icon appearsin the display. When no stereo signalisavailable, the unit will automatically revert

to

mono

operation, and no icon will be displayed.

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21

14.BLUE TOOTH HAND FREE OPERATION

User Guide For Blue Tooth Operation

1.

When user use our Blue tooth HEAD UNIT, please make sure the

does

/

2.

mobile
instruction.
Batteryis fully charged when

3.

Phone was Switched On to ensure

4.

5.Toachieve the best performance, please always keep the Mobile Phone within 3 metersofthe

Head unit.

6.

7.

Head unit.

8.

Blue Tooth
operating with this Head Unit, as
Power Saving

9.

function" was switched "ON".

10.
meter

11. If user want to Dis-connect the Head unit with the Mobile Phone, please switch "OFF" Blue
Tooth connectivity on the Mobile Phone,or
the bluetooth connectivity manually. ( please refer to the user manual, section "dis-connection

of the bluetooth system for details instruction. )

support

Before you start to use

phone first. Please refer to

Please always try pairing the

"BT60" is this unit device

Please always keep a clear path between the Mobile Phone & the Head unit.
Never

Some

Before user make

put

brand ofMobilePhone like

To

ensure the best conversation quality / performance, please always keep talking within 1

of

the Head Unit.

Blue tooth functions (Headset or Handsfree profiles or both)

our

Bluetooth HEAD

To

ensure the bestreception

making

Mobile

model

any metal

mode

Mode

objectorany

is switched on. PLEASE

is switched on.

Outgoing

callorIncoming

the

for

the Pairing or Re-connection.

Phone with Head unit after a few minutes of the Mobile

the

best pairing result.

number

obstacle

Sony

some

abnormal

UNIT,

user manual, section "PAIRING" for detail "PAIRING"

Pairing or Re-connection, please

whichisdisplayed on the

Ericsson may have "PowerSavingMode"selectionwhen

DO

go

to the system menu, "dis-connect" to

please

between the pathofthe Mobile Phone & the

make

NOT Switches ON Power saving

communal

call, make sure the

behavior will happen occasionaliy if

sure

mobile

mobile

complete

mobile

phone

make

phone's "Blue Tooth

you use must

pairing with your

surethe Phone

phone.

Mode

disconnect

when

12.

Some
Incoming
Mobile Phones like

standard Ring-tone

13. When

below "30"inordertoachieve the best sound quality.

unwanted echo inside the

14.Ifthe Bluetooth related operationisnot performing normally, like cannot make pairing, cannot
making

detaching the panel from the main unit and waiting for about 1 min. Then re-attach the panel to the

& retry the Bluetooth operation again. Or user can

unit
button behind the panel.

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Mobile Phones can

Ringing Tone will

Sony

of

the Head unit.

in

telephone mode, during talking, itishighly recommended to set the volume

an

outgoing call, User can try to make a

By

pressing the

RESET

support

be

same

Ericsson

car,

and this unwanted echo may feedback into the microphone.

button all the stored memory will resume to factory default

"IN BAND RING TONE", such as Nokia.Insuch case, the

as the original Ring-toneofthe Mobile Phone. But

do

not

support

this feature. The Ring-tone will be using the

As

if the volumeistoo high,itmay create

SOFT-RESET

RESET

of the Bluetooth module by removing /

the whole unit by pressing the

some

to

RESET

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Bluetooth Mobile Phone Compatibility List

This unit can support bluetooth specification v1.2 or higher, and compatible with bluetooth profiles
such as handsfree or headset profiles. however the functionality may be limited due to some phones'
own dedicated interfacing specification.

is

This list
mobile phone available

in

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in

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Features
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Blue Tooth Hand Free Panel Function Key

Matrix

Panel Function Button

1

2

3

4

AUDIO

BAND

Short Press

MODE

Long Press

MENU

Answer Incoming call

Reject Incoming call

Answer Incoming call

Transfer Phone Conversation backward to

Mobile Phone

Pairing / Re-Connection etc
Note: See Menu operation for

Blue Tooth Hand Free Function

more

details.

E - 28

PAIRING

Pairing The Blue Tooth System Between User's Mobile Phone & The Unit

• Access into MENU - PAIRING

~

• Once the PARING? is appearing on the LCD Display, press the AUDIO button to activate

~

•

• Select the Blue Tooth set up on the Mobile Phone

~

• "BT60" should appear in the pairing list on the mobile phone. User need to select "BT60"

• If the pairingissuccessful, the display will

• If the pairing failed, PARING FAIL! will

EJ4>.

Pis see MENU Operation for

the Pairing mode.

Keep the mobilephonewithin 2 meterfrom the unitwhen making the pairing.

To

terminate the pairing, you can press the "CLEAR(BAND)" button at any time.

Please refertothe instruction manual of your mobile

tooth set

and then

will switch back

During the Pairing, oniy Power, CLEAR(BAND)
function keys are disabled

up

and blue tooth on/ off, and bluetooth pairing.

input

the password "1234".

to

the previous

mode

& non-operational during the pairing mode.

to activates the operation of

more

mode

details of how to access into MENU

show

be

flashing on the Display for 3 seconds. And the unit

automatically.

PARING

'volume

Pairing.

phone

OK!

on

how

to enter into the blue

and Mobile Phone Name.

+/- & Mute are functional, other

mode.

Re-ConnectionOfThe Blue Tooth System

The unitiswith built -in Auto-Reconnection function.Insome conditions, user need to

reconnect manually. For example like the following.

If

The Mobile Phoneisoutofrange.( 2 meters away from the Head unit) Under the

•
condition of lost connection when the user
an incoming call or userisunder

the Head Unit and

• If user wants Audio Transfer back from Mobile Phone to Head unit.
manually.

The unit can be re-connected by the following methods.

• Access into MENU

~

•

~

~

Pis see MENU Operation for

Once
manual Re-Connect mode.

the RECONNECT

1.Keep the mobile

2.The manual re-connectisonly function with the Mobile Phone has already been
paired with the unit before.

come

backtoHead unit.

RECONNECT

is

display on the

phone

conversation on the Mobile Phone 2 meters away from

mode

more

within 2 Meter from the unit when

come

to activate the manual RE-Connection.

details of how to access into MENU mode.

LCD,

back to the unit. At the same time.

It

needs to re-connect

press the AUDIO buttontoactivate the

making

the connection.

tr1ere

is

• The LCD Display will displayed

• If the re-connection
will switch back to the previous

• If the re-connection failed, the LCD Display will display

switch back

to

is

successful, the LCD Display will display RECONNECT . And the unit

the previous

RECONNECT ... during the

mode

mode

automatically.

automatically.

E - 29

connecting

REC~A~~~CT

period.

OK!

And the unit will

The unit will be Auto Re-Connection by following

operation.

• Every time turn the ignition key from off to on ,the unit will Auto re-connect with the mobile
phone one.

Dis-CQnnectio"-_Qf

tb~jJlue

Tooth

System

The unit have a option function for user to disconnect the Blue tooth system with the unit.
The unit can be Dis-connected by the following methods.

• Access into MENU - RECONNECT mode, then rotate the encoder volume knob to select
the "DISCONNECTION"mode.

~

• Once

Please see MENU operation for more details of how to access into MENU mode.

the"

DISCONNECT"

is

display on the LCD, press the AUDIO button to activate the

manual Dis-Connect mode.

• The LCD Display will

displayed"

• If the Dis-Connection is successful, the LCD Display will

unit will switch back to the previous

DISCONNECT

mode

automatically.

•..

" during the Dis-connecting period.

display"

DISCONNECT

OK

I

".

And the

INCOMING CALL

ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL

• When there is an incoming call, the LCD Display will display the phone number If the
incoming call has no Phone Number, the LCD will

display"

press the "PHONE(AUDIO)" button or "MODE" button to answer / accept the call.

CALL

ANSWER

?

II

User can

~

The audio outputofthe present

mode

will be muted and the ringing tones will be heard,

if an incoming call is not being answered.

• User can use the volume up/down to adjust the volume level.

•

To

end the conversation, press the "CLEAR(BAND)" button. The unit will switch back to the

~

previous

An incoming call under stand

mode

automatically and release the mute of the previous mode at the same time.

by

mode

(Ignition on & Power Off) The system will

automatically switch on the head unit.

~

While there is an Incoming call or under talking mode, the Panel Open/Eject key is dis­activated.

Rejecting

An

Incoming Call

• User can press "CLEAR(BAND)" button to reject the incoming call.

~

The audio

outputofthe present

mode

will be muted and the ringing tones will be heard

if an incoming call is not being answered. After pressing the "CLEAR"(BAND) button,

the mute

of

the present mode will be released.

E - 30

OUTGOING

•

Use

the mobile phone which paired with this unit to making

• During the talking mode, the

• User can use the volume up/down to adjust the volume level.
To

•

end the conversation, press the "CLEAR(BAND)"

CALL

LCD

Display will

display"

TALKING ... "

button.

an

outgoing call.

The unit will switch back to

the previous mode automatically. The mute of the previous mode will be released

same time.

if

• During the talking mode,
conversation even if the Ignition
press "CLEAR(BAND)" button to switch off the unit.

the Ignitionisbeing turned off, the unit will keep the

is

Switched

off.

After finished the conversation, User can

CALL TRANSFER

TO AUDIO TRANSFER FROM HEAD UNIT BACK TO THE MOBILE PHONE

• During the talking mode, user can

3 seconds to transfer the audio from the unit back to the mobile phone for privacy reason.
The

LCD

Display will CALL TRANSFEAI

~

~

After the "Transfer" buttonispressed, the mute of the present mode will
the same time.

Depending on different type of Mobile Phone, the time need for activating the CALL
TRANSFER mode

pressed the "TRANSFER" button for audio transfer back or forth through Unit to mobile

phone.

is

different. Like Nokia Mobile Phone usually takes 3-5 seconds after

LONG

press the "TRANSFER"(MODE) button more than

be

released

at

the

at

HIGHLIGHT FEATURES

• Incoming call ringing volume
Preset the Ringing volume level for any incoming call.

~

Pis

see "MENU"- "PHONE

VOL'

for details operation.

E -

31

When aDISCorUSBorMEMORYCARD is inserted into the player, thefollowing picture will appear
onthe TFT monitor.

CD Audio Disc MP3IWMA Musfc Files

SELECTIINGA
Press the TRACK/FILE
advance to the next track on the CD, The selected track

and Hold TRACKUP

TRACK/

(~)

FILE

TO

PALY

UP

(

~

)orTRACK /FILE DOWN (t+I) button

number

or

TRACK DOWN (t+I) buttonfor morethan

will

for

less than one second to
appear
one

secondtofast forward or

fast backwordthrough the disc. Playbackstartswhen thebuttonis released.

~

MP3/WMA

When the last track/file playback completed, the unit will automatically enter into 'STOP'

mode. User can

FILE/FOLOER

press

play button to start the playback again

SEARCHING

wheninthe 'STOP' mode.

on the display. Press

1.

When a DISC

or

USBorMEMORY CARDisinserted into the player, The first music file

contained on the device will automatically start playback.

2.

Use the cursor

'Up'

keys on the remote, to select a folder and press 'OK', the folder is

opened and the content will be displayed.

3.

Use cursor 'Up'or'Down'
play the selected file.

103

Information

The player can display ID3 information (Name, Album, Artist, Copyright---) .Ifthis information is
not available then display

company

scrolling atthe bottom ofthe TFTscreen (onlyonthe externallyconnectedTFT screen).

to navigate between the file list and press 'OK' to confirm to

information(i.e. name etc.) Extended information will be

32

E -

CD/ P3/WMA Operation - Remote Control

To

operates

CD

function through the following keys on the remote control.

17.

Play/ Pause

18.

Stop

8.

Fast Forward

9.

Fast Backward

14.

Next

15.

Back

19-29.

32.

Repeat

10-13.

16.

35.

Up/Down/Left/Right sursor button
OK button
Goto

Numeric buttons

17) PAUSE/ PLAY BUTTON

1.

Press

PAUSE

to pause playback (still mode). The sound from the discismuted during

(~II/

M1)

still mode.

2.

18)

STOP(.)

1.

2.

3.

14)

NEXT(~)

Press

Press STOP to stop playback and show the logo screen. The player memorizes the

location where playback

Press
VCD
Pressing

PLAY

PLAY

1.1,

to resume normal playback.

is

stopped.

to resume playback from the location where playbackisstopped

VCD

2.0 and audio CD).

STOP

twiceisresume playback from the beginning of the disc.

Press NEXT to skip forward to the beginning of the next chapter.

15)

BACK(~)

Press BACK to skip backward to the beginning of the previous chapter.

8-9)FASTFORWARD&FASTBACKWARD(~or~)

1.

Press
a new speed

2.

Press

3.

Press FAST BACKWARD to fast reverse through the disc. Each time the button
pressed, a new speed

4.

Press

FAST

PLAY

PLAY

FORWARD

(2X,

4X,

to fast forward through the disc. Each time the buttonispressed,

8Xor20X)isselected.

to resume normal playback.

(2X,

4X,

ax

or

20X)isselected.

to resume normal playback.

(DVD,

is

..

19-29)

1.

2. Use when

The fast forward/backward speed may differ depending upon the disc.

NUMERIC

When
use

when

Goto

function,etc

playback

BUTTONS

CD/MP3/WMA use

function
playback

need

DVD

numeric
which

need

for

track

SelectionorInput,

numeric

number

SelectionorInput, like in the

E - 33

or File

like in the

number

direct

Goto

function,etc.

access

and

32 REPEAT

Press

REPEAT

button lessthan3secondstoactivates the repeatfunction.

1. The

2. The

3.

4. Press again to " Repeat Off".

first

press

Song/File.

second

Folder.

The third press is " Repeat All", This istorepeat play the

is "

press

Repeat

is "

Repeat

Single",

Folder",

Thisisto

Thisisto

=This player can repeat play selected pointtopoint.

keep

on

repeat

repeat

play

whole

playing

the

file

disc.

the

under

current

current

UnderaCD/MP3/WMA File

pointwantto

'A-B

10-13)UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

Use to move

16)OK

7) RANDOM BUTTON

35)

BUTTON

Use this

Press RANDOM button less than 3 seconds is "shuffle play" all songs on the disc. to disable all

file" shuffle play", press RANDOM button lessthan3seconds.

GOTO BUTTON

1.

Under

the desire

cursor

buttontoconfirm

CD

disc

track

repeat play.

up/down/left/right.

playing

number

is

playing, use cursor key access to " Rep A-B", field to selectthe

the

selection.

mode

for

playback.

BUTTON

press

(A

/ T /

GOTO, Then use

~/~)

numeric

buttonstodirect

access

2.

Under MP3/WMA

direct

accesstothe

music

desire

file

playing

playback

mode, press GOTO the use

time.

E - 34

numeric

buttons

to

COl P3/WMA Operation - Control Panel

The following function are available operates through the control panel.

TRACK/FILE

Press the TRACK/FILE
advance to the next track on the CD, The selected track
and Hold TRACK

fast reverse

UP

through

UP

(

~

(~)

)orTRACK /FILE DOWN

or

TRACK DOWN

(~)

buttonfor morethan

(~)

button for less than

number

will appear on the display. Press

one

thedisc. Playbackstartswhen thebuttonisreleased.

one

second

secondtofastforward

to

or

FILE/FOLDER SEARCHING

When the MP3/WMA music file is playback, the M5(16) and M6(17) is use as UP/DOWN cursor

navigatethru

iiIita

~......,..-~-

~

once navigate to the
"AUDIO" button as 'OK' keyto access intotheselected folder.

When the last track playback completed, the unit will automatically enter into 'STOP'
mode. User can press play button

the

Folder/File list.

top

levelofthe

folder, and before the 3

to

start

the

CD playback again

seconds

when

time

out

in the 'STOP'

to press the

mode.

(1

~II

12) PAUSE/ PLAY BUTTON

1.

Press PAUSE to pause playback (still mode). The sound

)

from

the

disc

is muted

during

still mode.

2.

Press PLAY to resume normal playback.

to

13)STOP

1.

BUTTON (2 STOP)

Press STOP to stop playback and
location where playback is stopped.

2.

Press PLAY to resume playback from the location where

VCD 1

3.

Pressing STOP twice is r.esume playback from the

.1

, VCD 2.0 and audio CD).

14)REPEAT BUTTON (3 RPT)
Press REPEAT button lessthan 3

show

the

logo

screen. The player memorizes the

playbackisstopped

beginningofthe disc.

secondstoactivatesthe repeatfunction.

E -

35

(DVD,

1.

The

first

press

Song/File.

2.

The

second

Folder.

3. The

4.

third

press

Press againto" Repeat Off".

is

Repeat

press

is "

is I Repeat All", This istorepeat

Single",

Repeat

Thisisto

Folder",

keep

Thisisto

play

on

repeat

repeat

the whole

play

playing

the

file

disc.

the

under

current

current

Eim1

This playercan repeat playselected pointto point.

is

Undera CD/MP3/WMA File

A-B pointwantto repeat play.

playing, use cursor key access

to"

Rep A-B", field to select the

15)RANDOM BUTTON(4ROM)

Press RANDOM button less than 3secondsis "shuffle play" all songs on the disc.Todisableall
songs "shuffle play", press RANDOM button less than 3seconds.

E -

36

16. DVD OPERATIO

D 0 era ion • Remote control

2) EJECT BUTTON (~)
Pressthe EJECTbutton to ejectthedisc or loadingthe disc.

17)PLAY/PAUSE

1. Press

2.

Press
VCD only).

3.

Press

18) STOP( • )

(~II)

PAUSE
PAUSE

PLAY

to pause playback.
to single step forward to the next picture in the video (DVD and

to resume normal playback.

1. Press STOP to stop playback and show the logo screen. The player memorizes the
is

(2X,

(2X,

stopped.

BACK

4X,

ax

4X,

ax

FORWARD(

or 20X)isselected.

or 20X)isselected.

is

~or~)

disabled.Todisable current file "repeat play",

(DVD,

is

location where playback

2.

Press
VCD 1.1, VCD 2.0 and audio CD).

3.

Pressing STOP twice is resume playback from the beginning of the disc.

8&9)

14)

15)

32)REPEAT

FAST

1. Press FAST FORWARD to fast forward through the disc. Each time the button
pressed, a new speed

2.

Press

3.

Press
pressed, a new speed

4.

Press

..

NEXT(~)

Press NEXT to skip forward to the beginning ofthe next chapter.

BACK(~)

Press BACK to skip backward to the beginning of the previous chapter.

Press REPEAT button less than 3 seconds to "repeat play" the current file. And keep on repeat
Playing the current file until the "repeat play"

press

PLAY

FORWARD&

PLAY
FAST

PLAY

The fast forward/backward speed may differ depending upon the disc.

REPEAT

to resume playback from the location where playbackisstopped

FAST

to resume normal playback.

BACKWARD to fast reverse through the disc. Each time the button

to resume normal playback.

button lessthan3 seconds

is

E-37

10-13)

U 100

/l

1 IGH BUTTO

Usethese buttonstomovecursorup/down/left/right.

16)

OK

Use

this

buttontoconfirm

the

selection.

19-29)

1.

2.

30A) eve rJlENU

1.

2.

3.

NUMERIC

When

use when

When

Goto

Press

playback

playback

function,etc

DVO
Press direction buttons to highlight a selected menu entry.
Press OK or
chapter or title, the disc will play from the selected spot.

30B). PBC (Play

1.

Press

OVD

PSC must be enabled for menu navigation.

2.

Press a number on the number pad to select a track to play(VCD 2.0 only).

3.

4.

34)050

Press OSD

this

discorfiles

Press
Press

OK
DVD

BUTTON

button

BUTTONS

CD/MP3/WMA use

function

DVD use when

need

numeric

for

track

SelectionorInput, like in the

function

numberorFile

need

numeric

MENU to invoke the menu screen included

PLAY

back

to select the highlighted entry.Ifthe highlighted entry indicates a

Control) (For

MENU to enable/disable

VCO

disc

PSC

only)

functionality with

to make the selection.

MENU for the main menu.

and the

information

display

on

the

type.

number

Selection or Input, like in the

on

the

DVD

VCO

TFT is

difference

direct

Goto

function,etc.

disc

2.0 discs.

access

(DVD

only).

according

and

to

1.

2.

DVD

VCD

Video:

E-38

3.

4.

MPEG4

JPEG

35)

GOTO BUTTON

1.

Press GOTO button to pop up the search Menu. The

current playback

2.

Press the Up/Down cursor key

VCD):

track time search / disc time search.

• Select Track Time
time in

unitsofhours,

to

jumptoa

on

the remote to select the type of search: track search /

spot

minutes, and

on the

timeofthe

seconds

TFT

will display the following(e.g

current

(hh:mm:ss):

track

and

enter

the

• Select Disc Timetojumptoa
time in units,

minutes,

and

spot

seconds

E - 39

on the timeofthe

(hh:mm:ss):

whole

disc

and

enter

the

33)

Press Ok
inputisoutofcontent,

3.

Press GOTO

ZOOM

1.

2.

BUTTON

Press ZOOM during play, scan, pause playstate.
Pressing the ZOOM button repeatedly increases the magnification level. Three

magnification levels are supported.

will

tvvice

palyback

the

disc

pres Ok will

to cancel search menu.

from

On

the

input

delete

all

content.

input

But

numbers.

when

each press of ZOOM, the OSD will flash the

following:

3.

Pressing Up/Down/Left/Right buttons causes the zoom point to shift, allowing the
zoomed image to be panned.

the

numeric

~

1)

Some discs may not respond to the zoom feature.

2)

Zooming does not work

3)

Zoom functionisavailable no matter if displayisopened.

on

subtitles or menu screens included

on

DVDs.

37) TITLE

1.

Press TITLE to bring up the Title Menu

is

option

2.

Press direction buttons to highlight selected Title Menu entry.

3.

Press OK or

available or not).

PLAY

to select the highlighted entry. If the highlighted entry

(DVD

only, dependent on the type of disciftitle

36) SUBTITLE

Press SUBTITLE during playback to turn on/off subtitles and to change the subtitles
only). The OSD indicates the current setting, giving the subtitle track number and the
language selected, for example:

~

1)

The first press will show the current subtitle setting selected; subsequent presses

toggle to the next subtitle setting.

(DVD

2)

Some DVDs display subtitles automatically and cannot be turned

subtitle function

is

set to

Off.

E - 40

Off,

evenifthe

3)

During some scenes, the subtitles may not appear immediately.

4)

Some DVDs allow subtitle selections and turn subtitles on or off only via the disc
menu.

5)

When a playeristurned on or a disc is replaced, the Set Up returns to the default

setting.

6)

Subtitle functionisavailable no matter if display is opened.

38)DVD AUDIO

Press

DVD

AUDIO during playback to change the audio language(DVD/MPEG4 only). The
OSD indicates the current setting by giving the audio track number, language, audio type,
and number of channels. For example:

~

1)

The first press shows the current language selected; subsequent presses toggle

The next audio language

2)

Some DVDs allow audio selection change only via the disc menu.

3)

When the playeristurned on or a disc replaced, the player returns to the default

language.

39)

ANGLE

Press ANGLE while playing a scene recorded with multiple angles to change the angle

(DVD

only). The OSD indicates the current angle selected and the total available angles to

select, for example:

~

1)

The first press will show the current angle selected. Subsequent presses toggle to

the next angle.

2)

The front panel will light its angle icon when angle changes are available.

3)

Some DVDs allow angle changes only via the disc menu.

4)

When the playeristurned on or a disc is replaced, the player returns to the default

angle.

E -

41

Once a DVD disc is inserted into the unit, the unit will automatically start the playback from the

in

beginning ofthe disc, and then the DVD MENU or ROOT or TITLE

theTFTmonitorand "ROOT" will be displayed on the

TFTofthe

the DVD disc will appear on

unit.

1m Under the DVD MENU or ROOT or TILTLE

of Track
Knob

12.PLAY/PAUSE

1.

Press PAUSE to pause playback.

2.

Press PAUSEtosingle step forward to the next pictureinthe video (DVD and
VCD only).

(6)

up/down

as UP / DOWN direction button, and Audio(4) as OK button.

(1

~II)

(20/

21) use as LEFT / RIGHT direction button, Encoder Volume

is

display on the TFT Monitor. The buttons

3. Press PLAY to resume normal playback.

13.STOP (2 STOP)

1.

Press STOP to stop playback and
location where playback is stopped.

2.

Press PLAY to resume playback from the location where playbackisstopped
VCD 1.1, VCD 2.0 and audio CD).

3.

Pressing STOP twiceisresume playback from the beginningofthe disc.

20.

NEXT(~)

Press NEXT to

BACK(~)

21.
Press BACK to skip backward to the beginningofthe previous chapter.

20/21. FAST FORWARD & FAST

1. Long press FAST FORWARD to fast forward through the disc. Each time the button is

pressed, a

2.

Press PLAY to resume normal playback.

3.

Long press FAST BACKWARD to fast reverse through the disc. Each time the button is
pressed, a

4.

Press PLAYtoresume normal playback.

14.REPEAT

(3 RPT)

skip

forward to the beginning of the next chapter.

BACK

new

new

speed

speed

(2X,

(2X,

4X,

4X,

ShON

FORWARD (

ax

or 16X) is selected.

ax

or 16X) is selected.

the

logo

screen. The player memorizes the

~

or

~

)

(DVD,

Press REPEAT button less than
Playing the current file until the "repeat play"
press REPEAT button lessthan

15. DVD MENU (4 ROM)

Press DVD MENU button less than
DVD

disc.

3 seconds to "repeat play" the current file. And keep on repeat

is

disabled.Todisable current file "repeat play",

3 seconds

3 seconds to invoke the DVD MENU

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42

or

ROOT on the

• Under the
Track up / down (20 /

Knob ( 6 ) as

DVD

MENU or ROOT or

21)

UP

/ DOWN direction button, and Audio button ( 4 ) as

TILTLEisdisplay on the TFT Monitor. The button of

useasLEFT / RIGHT direction button, Encoder Volume

OK

button.

17.0VO AUDIO (6

Long press DVD AUDIO button during playback to change the audio language
The OSD indicates the current setting by giving the audio track number, language, audio
type, and number of channels. For example:

~

11.0S0

• The first press shows the current language selected; subsequent presses toggle
the next audio language

• Some DVDs allow audio selection change only via the disc menu.

• When a disc replaced, the Set Up returns to the default setting.

(AS/PS)

1. Short Press AS/PS once to display the amount of time played and tim remaining to be
played on the disc. For example, the OSD may display:

v)

(DVD

only).

2.

Short Press AS/PS a second time to additionally display the disc type, current chapter

(DVD)or track (VCD/SVCD, audio CD), and total number of chapters or tracks. Also

DVD

displayed (for
type/#
display:

• Short Press the AS/PS
and frame rate.

11.Set

~

• After pressing the "Set Up" button, the

up

While the DVD discisbeing played or under stop mode, the "SET UP" (AS/PS) button on the
control panel serve thefollowingfunction:

•

Long

Please refertothe related descriptionin"system Set Up"fordetailsoperation of "SetUp" !

User can use the following buttons to adjust the "Set Up" items shown
monitor as follow:

• Track Up / Down ( 20 /
items shown on the TFT Monitor.

• AUDIO button as ENTER to confirm the selected item shown on the TFT Monitor

of channels, subtitle language, and angle selection. For example, the OSD may

(AS/PS)

Press "SET UP" (AS/PS) button to bring up the System Setup Menu

only)isthe current title, total number of titles, audio language/

in

MPEG4 file will display the file name, MPEG4 version, file size

LCD

will display "Set Up" and keep on blinking.

on

the TFT

21

) buttonsasCursor Left / Right to navigate thru the Set Up

•

Encoder Volume Knob as Cursor to navigate thru the Set Up Items shown on the TFT
Monitor.

Eiml

ShortPress "SetUp" button again button to resume the DVD playback.

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43

FILTER FUNCTION

If a DISC or USB or MEMORY CARD contained various categoriesoffiles. This "Filter" function

can hidden the files and notallowfor selection. during the File/Foldersearching.

1. The selection

2.

Use right allow keys to go
Use up/down keys to navigate thru the

categories need to be hidden. then press "OK" key to confirm, Use left key to exit the

filter function.

is

done among the 3 categories:a.Audio,b.Photo,c.Video

the"

Filter" field press "OK" keys to open the selection box.

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44

18. PEG4 OPERATION

The unitissupport playback MPEG4 files, the details operationisexactly the same
CD/MP3/ WMA operation. The following are special functions pertaining to the playback of
MPEG4 File:

as

External Subtitle

External Subtitle settingisused for choosing the language domain, (only for MPEG4). After
select one language domain (alphabet), when playback a MPEG4 with external subtitle, the
subtitle display will use this language alphabet. if you find the displaying subtitle "alphabet" are
not correct. please make sure to select the correct external subtitle language domain. The

following language domains are available:

~

• Turkish =Include Albanian, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French,
Gaelic, German, Italian, Kurdish (Latin), Norwegian,

Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.

• Central_European =Include Albanian, Croat, Czech, Dutch, English,
German, Hungarian,lrish, Polish, Romanian, Slovak,
Slovene and Sorbian.

Cyrillic'

•

Western European =Albanian, Breton, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, English, Faroese,

The MPEG4 Subtiltle selectionisappearinthe 'SET UP"
subtitle for the osd menu.

=Include Bulgarian, Belorussian, English, Macedonian,

Moldavian, Russian, Serbian and Ukrainian.
Finnish, French, Gaelic, German, Icelandic, Irish, Italian,

Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.

menu>

language>

MPEG4

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19. SYSTEM SET UP MENU

The System Menu
harmony
Press the SET UP on
panel to invoke
Menu will be
opened

When the

with

displayed,

during

setup

allows

components

the

playback.

Menu is

the

Setup

the

usertoconfigures

to

which

remote

Menu.

and

invoked,

controlorLong press "AS/PS'

Pressing

the

setup

the

the

the

playerisconnected.

the System Menu

menu

OSD will

will be

display

player's

turned

the

behaviortowork

button

button

off.

Setup

following

on

during

menu

"buttons:"

in

the

front
the Setup,
can be

1. The 'Up/ Down' buttons can be used to select the category of settings which need to
changed. The page of setting for that category will
category.

2.

When the category changes are set, press 'Up/ Down' repeatedly to return to the text
buttons. Selecting the appropriate button and pressing 'OK' can change settings
different category.

Language

1.

Using the Up/Down buttons, move to the Language button. The player's Language settings

will appear:

Settings

be

displayed instantly once selected the

in

a

be

2.

Use the Right buttons to select the setting.

3.

Use the Up/ Down direction buttons to select the setting to be changed.

4.

Press Ok to cycle through each possible option or display a list of the available options.

When a list of options appears, press the Up/Down buttons to move among the displayed

options.

5.

Press Ok again to choose the option and change the setting.

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6.

Press Ok (after cycling through the options) to change the displayed value of the next

available option and change the setting.

The following subsections explain the available options for each of the possible Language

setting.

1.

OSD Language

Selecting the OSD setting allows the user to select a preferred language for the
and messages. The following options are available:

• English

• French

• Espanol

• Deutsch

• Italian

• Portuguese

• Turkish

• Russian

= Menu/OSD is

= Menu/OSD is

= Menu/OSD

= Menu/OSD

= Menu/OSD is

in

English (factory default)

in

French

isinEspanol

isinDeutsch

in

Italian

= Menu/OSD is in Portuguese

= Menu/OSD is

= Menu/OSD is

in

Turkish

in

Russian

bSD

menu

..

Some DVDs may not include the pre-selected language.inthis case, the unit will
automatically displays menus

in

the disc's initial language setting.

Video Settings

1. Using the Up/Down buttons, move to the Video. The Player's Video settings will appear:

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47

2. Use the Right utton

3. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the setting to be changed.

4. Press Ok to cycle through each possible option or display a list
of

options appears, press the Up/Down buttons to move among the displayed options.

5. Press Ok again to choose the option and change the setting.

6. Press Ok (after cycling through the options) to change the displayed value
available opions

The following subsections explain the available options for each

TV Aspect Ratio

Selecting the

VCD only). The following options are available:

TV

Aspect setting allows the user to select the aspect ratioofthe TV (DVD and

4:3

= Aspect ratio

16:9

= Aspect ratio

to

select the setting.

and

change the setting

the entire screen.

of

the options. When a list

of

the Video settings.

of

TV is 4:3.

of

TV is 16:9. Both widescreen and 4:3 contents will fill

of

the next

..

TV System (NTSC or PAL)

The Video setting allows the user
following options are available:

• Most widescreen DVDs will not allow pan & scan conversion. If 4:3

selected on these DVDs, letterboxing will be used instead .

• If 16:9 is selected and a 4:3 TV is connected, 16:9 content will appear distorted
during playback (objects look thin).

PS

is

to

select the TV standard (DVD and VCD/SVCD only). The

• NTSC

•

PAL

• AUTO

..

Playing
The OSD will indicate:(OSD)

=

TVisNTSC. PAL content is played at NTSC resolution and frame
rate (factory default).

= TV

is

= If the content is

output

PAL

DVDs with TV SYS settoNTSC is not allowed.

PAL.

NTSC content is played at

PAL,

the output is

is NTSC

PALtoNTSC error.

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48

PAL

resolution and frame rate.

PAL.

If the content is NTSC, the

Rating Settings

1. Using the Up/Down buttons, move to "Rating", the Rating settings will appear:

2. Use the Right buttons to select the setting.

3. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the setting to be changed.
The following subsections explain how to change each of the

Parental Control Rating Selection

The Rating allows the user to have parental control feature of the player. Press the "OK"

button the below window will appear on the screen, to allow user to enter the password, will

pop

Once

appear.

entered

upawindow

let user set password:

the

correct

password,

press

"OK"

the

player1s

"correct

Rating settings.

password"

message

will

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Press

Ok

totocycle

• Kid Safe = Only titles with a parental control setting of 1 are allowed to play

• G

•

PG

• PG-13

•

PG-R

• R

• NC-17

• Adult

through

the

available

options.

The

following

0 ti n

= Only titles with a parental control setting of 2 or less are allowed to play

= Only titles with a parental control setting of 3 or less are allowed to play
= Only titles ·with a parental control setting of 4 or less are allowed to Play

= Only titles with a parental control setting of 5 or less are allowed to play

= Only titles with a parental control setting of 6 or less are allowed to play

= Only titles with a parental control setting of 7 or less are allowed to play
= Allow any title to play (factory default).

Ie

available:

~

If

incorrect

will appear.

~

• The factory default password

• Parental control functions only available if the
Parental control does not work for VCD/SVCD/CVD or

Set password setting

User

can

set

new

up

the

"Enter

"Enter

New

Password"

Password"

confirm.

passwordisentered,

passwordinthe

window,

window

will

is

Set

enter

pop

the

8888

password

the

old

up,

Enter

below

"Incorrect

DVD

setting.

password.

the

new

Password"window

titleisencodedinits program.

CD

audio.

Goto"set",

Press

password,

Ok

press

twice,

press

Ok

then

Ok

to

to

pop

the

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1. Using the Up/Down buttons, move to the Misc. the Misc Rating settings will appear:

2.

Use the Right buttons to select the setting.

3.

Use

the Up/Down buttons to select the setting to be changed.

4.

Press Ok for each setting to cycle through the options and change the settings.

The following subsections will explain the available options for each of the Misc settings.

Use Default Settings

Press Ok,

pop

up

window"

No

Yes=Close

= Return

Use

to

Use

Setup

Default

Default

menu.

Setting",

Setting

there are

two

selections:

Yes/No.

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51

20. MEMORY CARD OPERATION

The unit can support playback

MMC Memory
Inserting and Removing a

Card.

Detach the

Front Panel

Pis

read

SO

MP3/

below

WMA / JPEG / MPEG4 format which are stored into

before you starttheoperationof

or MMC card

Insert the Memory Card Push in till heard a "click"

with Label up side

Inserting the

on

the main unit

SO

or MMC card

Memory

Card

SO

and

Detach the

Front Panel

Pushintill heard a "click"

Removing the

SO

or MMC card

Remove the Memory Card

Mode changetoMEMORY CARD

After a SD or MMC card was inserted into the main unit card slot. Press
card mode. The unit will starts playing the files contained on the
the unit read the Memory Card successfully, the first file on the
start playback. Press Mode button repeatedly is allowing changing to other

tocard mode.

~

If no any Memory Card is inserted into the main unit card slot. Press
Automatically skip card mode.

Memory

File Playback Operation

All the

CD/MP3/WMA. Pis refer to'CD/MP3/WMAOperation'formoredetails.

SD

or MMC Memory Card playback operation function is same as the operation on

Mode

Memory

Card will automatically

button to select

Card. Once

modes

mode

or swich back

button will

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21. USB OPERATION

The unit can
Memory
Function.

support

Stick.

playback MP3 / WMA I JPEG I MPEG4 format which are stored on the USB

Please read carefully the below instruction before you start the operationofUSB

Inserting and Removing USB Drive

,....

./

~,

. ,

M,n, USB

to

big USB

extenSion

cable

.

mode.

Always remove the

USB

stick before detach

the panel

mode

!

!

Under any other
automatically switches from the current
Once the unit read the USB Stick successfully, the first audio music file on the USB stick

Playback will Automatically start. Press

switch back to USB mode.

41ft

Inserting

~

"c:'

~~

CD~::::::::---::>

the

USB

stick

Mode change to USB HOST

mode

while inserting a USB Stick into the USB connector, the unit will

"-'"uu,,/'---I

A Warning:

Never Detach the Panel when a
USB stick was plug on the socket

mode

Mode

X~

to USB

button repeatedly to change to other

or

AWARNING:

Before removing the USB stick from the USB connector. Please always remembertoswitch off the
unit's power or switch to other
Stick while playing music file on the USB stick. It may damage the USB Stick and sometimes will
caused the unitsystemto lock up.

~

~

~

The unit can support playback Music Playerwhich have USB Interface. However
fast

changing
may not be compatible to all the Music Player and USB Stick especially those
Playerwhich require toinstall aprogramdriver.

About Music Flash Player with USB Interface, usually, the unit takes longer timeto read this
kind of player than normal USB Stick. Especially, if the Flash Player with built-in power
batterysometimestakes20-30 secondsto start

This unit is notcompatibleto any Portabletype Hard disk.

decodertechnology and different kindofhardware interface, this unit

File Playback Operation

All

the USB playback operationfunctionissameastheoperation onCD/MP3/WMA. Pis refer

to 'CO/MP3/WMAOperation' for moredetails.

mode

then remove out the USB Stick. Never try removing the USB

due

tothe

mayor

USBStick

up

the playback

/

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22. SPECIFICATION

.

,.

TFT Screen Section

Screen Size: 3.5"(Measured Diagonally)
Screen Type: TFT Liquid Crystal Display active matrix
Resolution: 960

DVD I CD Section

Compatible Disc/Format
Signal to Noise Ratio
DynamicRange
FrequencyResponse

Channel Separation

Video Section

ColorSystem
VideoOutput
Video Input

Audio Section

MaxOutputPower
Load Impedance (speakers)
Line out
Line outImpedance

level/load

(W)

x 324

(H)

See"

20Hzto 20Khz +/-3dB

Disc Note"for moredetailsdescription

>

90dB

.--

>

90dB

...-

2 Channel (Stereo)

NTSC/PAL

Composite 1.0Vp-p (+/- 0.2) 75 ­Composite1.0Vp-p (+/- 0.2) 75 -

40W

x4channels
40hms
400mV/1Okohm
2000hm

>60dB

load

@1

khz

ohm

ohm

Auxiliary Input Section

Frequencyresponse
InputMaximumVoltage
InputImpedance

Radio Section
FM

Frequency Range
UsableSensitivity
Stereo Separation

SIN

Ratio

AM or

Frequency Range
Usable Sensitivity

SIN Ratio

OperatingVoltage
Grounding System
Fuse:
OperatingTemperature:
UnitMounting Angle

MW

20Hzto 20KHz -3dB
1200mV

4.7kohm

87,5-107.9 MHz (200 kHz Space)

~

15dBatS/N30dB
25dBat 1KHz
50dB

530-1720

~

40dBat SIN 20dB
40dB

DC 11-14.4V
NegativeGround

15-Amp MiniATMType

0°

Ct050°

~

30°

(10kHz

C

Space)

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54

23. TROUBLE SHOOTING

Before going through the check list. check wiring connection.Ifany of the problems persist

check

after

-,

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, I

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list has been made, consult your nearest service dealer.

I I

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rhlo Dower IThe car ignition

I I

!

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I load

I

I

I

L

sound

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I The

operation keys

I

not work

!

do

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i the player.

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dirty or defective disc.
Temperature inside the car is

too high.

iCondensation.

Volume
Wiringisnot properly

connected.

-

The built-in microcomputer

Inot operating properly

Inoise.

isinminimum.

is

not on.

in

is

extremely

reverse

due

IIftt;

power

to the car

I

I Ignition key to 'ACC

sU.PPIYis

acce~sory.terminal,

properly connected I

switch the I

I

Replace the fuse.
Remove the disc in the player, then

a new one.

put

Insert the compact disc with the

label facing upward.

playa

Clean the disc or try to

I Cool off or until the ambient temperature

returns to normal.
Leave the player to off for an hour or so,

then try again.
Adjust volume to a desired level.
Check 'Niring connection.

Press the

is

IFront panel

to

its place

RESET

button.

is

not properly fixed into

new one.

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I

I

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I

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installation angle

Imore than 30 degrees

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diSCISextremely dirt or

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I work. Iconnected.

is

..

Adjust the installation angle to less
than 30 degrees.

, I

IClean the compact disc. Tilen try to

!

new one.
Insert the antenna cable firmly.

IThe radio station j

automatic selection IThe signals are too weak. Select a station manually.

does not work

I

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ERROR

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the eject button to correct the problem I

If

the error code does not disappear consult

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disc

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dirty;' disc scratched

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Inserting and Removing USB Drive

Inserting the USB stick

Mini USB

to

big USB

extension

cable

A Warning:

Never Detach the Panel when a
USB stick was plug on the socket

Mini USB to

big USB

extension cable

Always remove the USB stick before detach

Inserting

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