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Car Multimedia System

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DVDIAMIFM Receiver

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................... 5

BASE PANEL .............................................................................................. 6

REMOTE CONTROL .................................................................................. 7

MAIN MENU ............................................................................................... 11

RADIO MODE ............................................................................................ 13

DVD MODE ................................................................................................ 14

SD CARD MODE. ....................................................................................... 17

USBMODE ................................................................................................ 20

PHOTO MODE ........................................................................................... 21

BLUETOOTH MODE .................................................................................... 22

I POD MODE ............................................................................................... 28

TVMODE ..................................................................................................... 32

NAVI MODE ............................................................................................... 34

AVIN MODE .............................................................................................. 34

DIM MODE ................................................................................................ 36

SETTINGS MODE. ...................................................................................... 37

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................. 41

INCLUDED PARTS .................................................................................. 42

UNIT INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL ........................................................... 43

WIRING DIAGRAM .................................................................................... 49

SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................... 50

TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................. 51

DISC NOTES .............................................................................................. 54

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FEATURES

• Digital LCD Touch Screen Accepts KS-1 Desktop Media Player

• 800x480 High Definition Screen Resolution

• Motorized Angle Adjustment & Last Angle Memory

• Theft Deterrent Detachable Panel

• Playback from DVDR/RW & CDR/RW, of MP3, MP4, DivX, & AVI

• Complete Integration of iPod by Touch Screen Control (IC-3 cable sold separetly)

• Blue Tooth V2.1 & A2DP for Wireless MP3 Playback

• 32GB USB2.0 & SO Readers for MP3, FLAC, MP4, DivX, & AVI

• Front Panel 3.5mm AUX

A/V

Input

• Accepts GPS Navigation Module NAVIBOX-2, Powered by Navteq

• Accepts ATSC Digital TV Tuner DTV-3

• Accepts Axxess ASWC OEM Steering Wheel Control Interface

• 4-Channel 2V Pre-Amp RCA Audio Outputs

• Variable 2V Subwoofer Output w/ Low-Pass Crossover

• A/V Outputs for Multiple Component Integration

• Rear View Camera Input w/ Trigger

• 52x4 MOSFEET Powered Speaker Level Outputs

• 18FM/12AM Station Memory

• Selectable Region FM/AM Frequency Stepping

• Custom & Preset EQ Settings

• 12/24 Hour Clock

• NTSC/PAL Auto Selection

• Built-in Analog TV Tuner (select models)

KS-1 Desktop Media Player Kick-Stand (sold separetly)

• Combine with Detachable Faceplate to Use as Desktop Multimedia Player

Bluetooth Features

• Work with Most Bluetooth Enabled Phones

• Noise & Echo Cancellation

• Contact List Transferred for Easy Access Dialing

• Caller ID Shows Name and Number from Contacts List

• Recent Calls & Talk Time Logs

• A2DP for Wireless MP3 Playback

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Front Panel

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1. MIC

Microphone for use with Bluetooth hands free calling .

2. Power/SRC

Press to tum the un i t ON , holding the button will tum off the unit.

W'len the unit is on , press to switch between different sources .

3. VOUMENU

Press the button to display volume adjustment.

Holding the button will enter main menu.

4. MUTEINAVI

Press to mute/ unmute sound.

Holding the button will enter NAVI mode.

5. EjectJP.Angle

Press to open I close the monitor to eject the disc

Holding the button will enter angle adjustment mode, press it again to adjust the angle of the front panel as following:

Angle 1 ---. Angle 2 ---. Angle 3---. Angle 4

6.REL

Press to release the detachable panel.

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7. SO CARD SLOT

The unit will be switched

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the SD CARD Source automatically when an SD CARD Is connected.

8. Remote

Sensor

Receives remote infrared receiver signals.

9.AVIN Jack

Connect an external AN device to this jack

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watch/listen to the device through your car audio/video system.

10. USB

The unit will be switched

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USB Source automatically when a USB is connected.

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11. RESET

Remove the face plate to gain access to the RESRT buttcn.

Press and hold 1his buttcn for 3 sec to switch back to all the original factory settings.

Keep in mind this will erase all your preset radio stations and any EQ seUings you may have made and saved.

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6. VOLUME+

7. OK/BAND

8. RIGHT

9. DOWN

10. VOLUME-

11. PLAY I PAUSE

12. STOP

13. PREVIOUS

14. NEXT

15. TITLE

16.AST/PBC

17. DISP/ST

18. ZOOM/ CALL

19. MUTE

20. LEFT

21. EQ/LOUD

22.AUDIO/#

23. FAST FORWARD

24. REWIND

25. SUB-T/RDM

26. MENUr

27. RPT/A-8

28. SLOW/ END CALL

NOTE:

This is a universal remote; some functions would be depending on optional equipments.

1. [POWER/SOURCE]

Press to tum the unit ON, holding the button will tum off the unit.

When the unit is on, press to switch between different sources.

2. [OPEN/CLOSEIP.ANGLEIEJECl]

Press to open I close the monitor to eject the disc

Holding button for 3 sec will enter angle adjustment mode, press it again to adjust the angle of the front panel as following:

ANGLE1-ANGLE2-ANGLE3-ANGLE4

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3. [NA VI/SYSTEM]

Press to quickly enter I exit the Navi mode.

Holding button for 3 sec will enter I exit the Settings Mode.

4. [NUMBERS 0-9]

Radio Mode, press buttons 1-6 to select a preset station, Holding button for 3 sec will store current radio frequency to the preset station.

DVD Mode, When playing DVD, VCD, CD, MP3, press buttons 0-9 to input the number of track, press the [OK] button to confirm.

TV Mode, press buttons 0-9 to choose the channel and press the [OK] button to confirm.

Bluetooth Mode, press buttons 0-9 to input phone numbers.

5. [A] I 8. [>]I 9. [v] /20. [<] Direction Keys

DVD Mode and System Parameters Setup, press the [v] I [A] buttons to move the cursor upward I downward to select an item. Press the[<] I[>] buttons to move the cursor leftward I rightward to select item.

Radio Mode, press the[<] I[>] buttons to switch the stored stations. Holding the[<] I[>] buttons for 3 sec will seek the next available channel by decreasing I increasing the tuning frequency; seeking will stop by pressing any button. Press the [v] I [A] buttons to decrease

I increase the frequency manually.

TV Mode, Holding the[<] I[>] buttons for 3 sec will tune channels automatically. Press the

[A] I [v] buttons to select the stored channel upward I downward. (Optional tuner required)

Bluetooth Mode, press[<] I[>] buttons to switch between dialing page, phonebook, music and setup page. Press the[<] I[>] buttons to move the cursor leftward I rightward to select item.

NAVI Mode, press the [v] I [A] buttons to decrease I increase the brightness of the screen.

6. [VOL+] /10. [VOL-]

Press to increase I decrease the volume.

Holding the button will keep increasing/decreasing the volume.

7. [OK/BAND]

DVD Mode, press to confirm the selection.

Radio Mode, press to switch the wave band as follows:

FM1-FM2-FM3-AM1-AM2-FM1

TV Mode, press to switch the TV audio as follows:

NTSC - PAUBG -PAUl - PAUDK- NTSC

Holding will switch the TV system area as follows:

USA- CCIR -ITALY- AUS- NZ- USA

Bluetooth Mode, press the button to turn on/off selected item.

11. [PLAY/PAUSE]

DVD Mode, press to pause or resume playback.

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12. [STOP]

DVD Mode, when in DVDNCD/CD playback, press the button once to stop playback, press the [Play/Pause] button agian to resume playback. Press the button twice to reset playback, press the [Play/Pause] button to start the playback from the beginning of disc.

MP3 disc playback, press the button to stop the playback, press the [Play/Pause] button to start the playback from the beginning of track.

13. [PREVIOUS] /14. [NEXT]

DVD Mode, press to go to the pervious I next chapter, track or song.

15. [TITLE]

DVD Mode, press to enter the title menu when playing DVD disc.

Bluetooth Mode, press to enter the next page of phone number list in phonebook.

16. [AST/PBC]

DVD Mode, press to switch the PBC function on I off when playing VCD disc.

Radio Mode, press to review stored stations; holding the button for 3 sec will automatically program the 6 strongest stations available into the presets in the each wave band.

TV Mode, automatically seek the stations available.

17. [DISP/ST]

Main menu, press to set the background by default picture

DVD Mode, press to display current playback information.

Bluetooth Mode, press to return to the previous page.

18. [ZOOM/CALL]

DVD Mode, press to zoom the picture display when playing DVD, VCD disc. Each press changes speed from 2x to 3x to 4x to 3x to 2x then back to normal play.

Bluetooth Mode, press to call a number or to receive a cell phone call.

19. [MUTE]

Press to switch mute sound; press it again to resume to the previous volume level.

21. [LOUD/EQ]

Press to adjust the EQ setting as following:

USER -POP- CLASSIC- ROCK- JAZZ- USER

Holding for 3 sec will switch the "LOUD" function ON I OFF.

22. [AUDIO]

DVD Mode, press to change dialogue language when playing DVD disc; Press to select different audio channels when playing VCD, CD disc.

Bluetooth Mode, press to input the symbol#.

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23124.(FAST FORWARD/REWIND]

DVD Mode, press to fast forward I rewind at 2x speed. Each press changes speed from

2x to 4x to 8x to 20x then back to nonnal play. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button to resume to normal playt:Jack.

25. [SUBTIRDM]

DVD Mode,

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change the subtitle language when playing

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activevate random play function.

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DVD Mode, press to retum to the boot menu when playing DVD disc.

Bluetooth Mode, press to input the symbol*.

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DVD Mode, press to set point A, press it again to set point B, the player will repeat from points A to B. When playing DVD, MP3, press it again to stop repeating. VIlhan playing

VCD, CD, press it again to repeat all1racks. Holding the button fer 3 sec will repeat playing.

28. [SLOWIEND CALLJ

DVD Mode, press for slOW' motion playback at 112x speed when playing DVDNCD disc.

Each press changes speed from 112x to 1/4x to 118x to 1/16x then back to nonnal play.

Bluetooth Mode, press to ignore or hang up a call.

Battery Change

1. Press to unlock the battery holder, then pull outward as the arrow shows.

2. Place the battery into the holder with the (+)side up.

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Main Menu

1. Touch the PAGE TURNING key to tum to the next page of Sources.

2. Drag the Mode buflons UpJDown

User can choose to activate the mode buttons on 1he touch seteen by dragging the buttons up/down to 1he main saeen. The blue color button means this mod& is not active,

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gray button means this mode is active and

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3. Touch 1he LEFriRIGHT direction key to 11Jm to 1he next/previous mode buttons.

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1. Touch to access 1he DVD Source.

2. Touch to access the RADIO Source

3. Touch access the SD CARD Source.

4. Touch to access the USB Sources.

5. Touch to access the iPod Source

6. Touch to access the NAVI Source.

7. Touch to access the BLUETOOTH Source.

8. Touch to access the TV Source.

9. Touch to access the AV IN Source.

10. Touch to access PHOTO Source.

11. Touch to access Dimmer function.

12. Touch to access Setting Source.

General Operations

The folloYJing operations are general operations for all modes:

Volume Key

Touch the volume key in any mode to display the volume adjustment bar.

Touch " +/- " buttons to increase I decrease the volume.

Touch "MUTE" button to mute the sound; press it again to resume to the previous volume level.

Return Key

Touch this button to return to the main menu from any mode

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Radio Mode

1.Band

Tbuch to swttch the FMIAM wave band as folows:

FM1 • FM2 • FM3 • AM1· AM2 • FM1

2. Auto S1atlon rune

Touch to scan through all tuned prese1s stations and play them for 5 seconds each. Touch any button to stop scannllg.

Holding the button to automatiCally program the 6 strongest stations available into the presets in the each wave band, a total of30 stations can be stored. Touch any button to stop the tuning.

3. Local

Toucb to set the local tuning on/off. Wlen you are using the local searching funcdon, you can only receive the radio stdon wtth strong enough signals.

4.. Tune Frequency- Down II. Tune Frequency -Up

Touch to tune the radio to a loWer 1 higher trequency by one step. Hold!~ the button allows continuous tuning down/up.

6.ST

Turns stereo reception on/off

7. SEEK-II. SEEK+

Touch to seek to the next strong station at a lower I higher frequency. Touch any button to stop seeking. t. Current pla~ng station information dilplay

10. Preset Stldions

Touch to select a preset station, hokliniJ the button to store current radio frequency to the preset station.

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DVDMqdt

The unit will be swttdled to DVD Mode automatically when lnsertfng the disc.

1. Next 1 a.

Previoutt

Touch to go to the next/ pervious chapter, 1rack or song.

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DVDNCDICD playback press the button once to stop playback, press the (Play/Pause( button aglan to resume playback.

Press 1he button twice to reset playback. press IJle (Play/Pause] button to start the playback from the beginning of disc.

MP3 disc playback press the button to stop the playback, press the (Play/Pause] button to start the playback from the beginning of track.

4. Rewind /8. Fast Forward

Press to fast forward I rewind at 2x speed. Each press changes speed from 2x to 4x to 8x to 20x then back to nonnal play. Press IJle (PLAY/PAUSE] button to resume normal playback..

5. Play/Pause

Touch to pause or resume playback.

7. Full Screen Display

VIlhan displaying directory of DISC, touch this button to switch between Full screen and Function operations Interface.

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12. TITLE

Touch to go to the title menu of disc when playing a DVD.

f3. Sc:rHn setup

Touch "SCREEN' button to accsee the screen setup.

(1} Contrast

Touch (LEFT) I (RIGHT) buttons to adJust the CONTRAST parameters (Range: ·9 to 9), default Is 0.

(2}TINT

Touch (LEFT) /(.RIGHT) buttons to ad)Jst the TINT parameters (Range: -9 to 9} , default Is 0.

(3)BRIG

Touch (LEFT] I (RIGHT) buttons to adjust the BRIGHTNESS parameters (Range: ·9 to 9) , default iS

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(4}COL.OR

Touch (UP] I (DO\M\1( to adJust the COLOR parameters (Range: -9 to 9), default Is 0.

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SDCARDMode

The unit will switch to SD CARD Mode automatically when an SD Card is ccnnected.

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1. BI"'W'M

Displays a~rrent tile location.

2. Folder list display area

Touch "UPJDOWN" arrows tc move through the pages and select a folder.

3. File list display area

Touch "UPJDOWN" arrows to move through the pages and select a file.

4. Return button

Touch tc retum tc the main directory.

5. Parent directory button

Touch to retum tc the parent directory.

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Aydjo ptaybaclt lnterfact

1. MENU

Touch "MENU"bullon to display the audio playback list. Touch the UP/00'\AIN arrows in !tie list area to search for a track/file.

2.Keyboard

Touch to display the keyboard.

Touch the number keys 0.9 to select a track, touch the OK button to play the track.

Touch the C button to

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3. Repeat

Touch to repeat rotating as follows:

REPEAT ONE- REPEAT ALL- REPEAT OFF.

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4. Rewind/5. Fast Forward

Touch to fast rewind I fast fotward at 1x speed .Each touch changes speed from 2x to 4x to 8x to 20xlhen badt tc normal play. Touch the "PLAYJPOUSE"button to resume normal playback.

6.STOP

During playtlack, touch 1he button to stop the playing the a~rrent track.

7.Retum

Touch to retum to the f!le list, then awttch tc other folder. a.NexU10.Pnnnous

Touch tc play the next/previous song.

I. Random

Touch to play songs randomly "RANDOMw will be displayed. Touching again will cancel random playtlack.

11. PAUSEJPLAY

Touch to pause or resume playback.

VIdeo Playback lntelface

Full •creen display awltch

Wlen playing video ~las, touch the video display area to swttch to fullsaeen display, touch again switch to the fUnction operation lnter1ace.

All o1her operalfons are the same as Audio operalfons.

Picture Playback Interface

1. Previous

Touch to open the previous picture.

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2. Next

Touch to open the next picture.

3. ZOOM IN /4. ZOOM OUT

Touch to zoom in the picture display as following:

ZOOM X 2-ZOOM X 3- ZOOM X 4-ZOOM X 5 ..

Touch to zoom out the pictre display as following:

ZOOM X 5-ZOOM X 4-ZOOM X 3-ZOOM X 2-ZOOM OFF.

5. Rotate clockwise I 6. Rotate counterclockwise

Touch to make picture rotate colockwise I counterclockwise 90 degree at a time.

7. PAUSE/PLAY

Touch to pause or resume playback.

8. Return

Touch to return to the SD CARD main interface.

USB Mode

Under the USB mode, all operations are same as SD CARD operations.

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Photo Mode

Touch the PHOTO buUcn en the main menu to access the Photo mode, two options w111 appear: USB I SO CARD in photo Mode.

Touch SO CARD/USB buttons to a elect, displaying 1he pic from 1he device,

All1he functions and operations are the same as in SO CARD ..Wen displaying picture.

Support Backgroud Music Display

From any mode while playing music, touch the PHOTO buUon in the main menu to browlse picture files, music will be played at the same time.

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Bluetooth Mode

Touch the Bluetcolh bullon on the main menu to access the Bluetooth mode.

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1. Phone Call

Touch to enter phone calling.

2. Phone Book

Touch to enter phone book lookup.

3.Audio

Touch to enter audio device operalfon.

4. Settings

Touch to enter Bluetoolh settings.

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1. AUTO ANSWER

Touch to select auto I manual answer when a call is coming in.

2. PHONE CONNECT

Touch to select auto I manual phone connect when returning to the car.

3. PHONE PAIRING

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Phone Call

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Touch to c:all a number or receive a phone call. Touch to call the last number if no number is input.

2. End Call

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3. Transfer

VI/hen talking on the phone, touch to transfer the call between the unit and cell phone.

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Touch to ca.ncel

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the numbers you have input.

5. Number Kep

Touch the buttons to input a phone number.

6. lnformldfon Display

CALLOUT

While dialing, the display will read:

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CALL IN

'IJVhen receiving an incoming call, you will see the screen below:

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The phone numbers ltlat are stored in ltle phone.

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2. SIM Phonebook

The phone numbers that ars stored in the SIM card.

3. Dialed

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The phone numbers that were dialed by the phone.

4. Received

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The phone numb era that \Wre received by the phone.

5. Mi•••d

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The phone numbers that were miaaed by the phone.

8. Next Page 110. Previous Page

There are 5 numbers in each page, touch to see the previous/ next page.

7. Transfer

V'Jhen talking the phone, touch to transfer the call between the unit and cell phone.

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Touch to call a selected number from phonebook or to receive a cell phone cal ..

9. End Call

Touch to ignore or hang up a call.

Phone Number Ust

Touch buttons 1--5, when Item Is changed to blue color, the hem Is selected. Touch It again and the hem Is changed to wfllte color, the operatton Is a elM and you will see the Image below:

1.1nformldfon Display

You will see the phone number of the hem In blue color.

2. Phone Number

It this number Is stored, you will see the name: If not. you w111 see the phone number.

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Touch the button when Item Is changed to yelloW color, the Item Is selected.

3.Phonebook

Touch to return the phonebook page.

AUDIO

1. Previous /2. Next

Touch to select the prelltous I next traclc.

3. Play I Pause

Touch to pause the playbaclc; touch h again to resume playing.

4. Stop

Touch to stop the playbaclc, touch the [Play/Pause) button to restart the playbaclc from the beginning.

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iPod Mode(IC-3 cable required)

The unit will switch to iPod Mode automatically when an iPod is connected. iPod Connection

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1.MENU

Touch to enter the play menu.

(1) UpJDawn Page

Touch to tum to the next page.

(2) Play lists

Touch to enter Play lists

(3)Artists

Touch to enter the Artist list.

(4)Aibums

Touch it to enter the Album list.

(5) Genres

Touch to enter the Genre llat

(8) All Music

Touch to enter the all music list

(1) Vicleo lists

Touch to

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(8) Music video

Touch to access the Music video list.

(9)TVVidec

Touch to access the TV video list.

(10) VIdeo podcast

Touch to acoesa the VIDEO podcast list.

(11) Movie

Touch to

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th& Movie list

Touching (2) to (11), it will displayfcllcwing information:

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1, Current playlist

2, Current play track number I All track numbers

2. Key Board

Touch to acce&S the key beard:

Touch number button 0-9 to select songs, then touch OK to play the selection.

Touch the C button to cancel the number inpul

3.REPEAT

Touch to tum on the repeat function, the current song will repeat The screen will display aREP" aa picture, tDuch again tum off the repeat function.

4. SCREEN Setting

No runction when you playing an Audio file.

'\lllhen playing video files, the operation is same as DVD screen setting.

5. Currant playing Information

When playing music, inl'ormation will display as pictured below:

1, Current Playing time

2, Total time of 1he current playing file

3, Current playing position

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5, Music file playing

6, Current playing trackltatal tracks

7, Play status, playing or paused

When play a video file, information will display as pictured below:

1, Current Playing time

2, Total time of 1he current playing file

3, Current playing position

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6. Nextl F.FWD

P..ss to clloose the next track.

Hold Holding will fast forward 1he track.

T.Random

Press to tum on the random function. 1he music will play randomly selected traclcs, touc:b again to tum of the random function.

8. Pre I F.REV

Press to clloose the previous track.

Holding will NWfncl the track.

9. PAUSEJPLAY

Touch to pause or resume 1he playback

Full screen display switch

\Mien playing \ideo flies, touch the 'llldeo display area to swttch to full sen~ swltc:b to the function operaUon Interface.

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TV Mode (select models only)

Touch the TV button on the main menu to access TV mode.

ANALOG TV

1. Auto Station TUne

Touch to automatically seek all strongest stations available; 1Duch any button to stop the timing.

2./3. Nut StationDown I Up

After the Auto Station Tune, touch to select the stations downward I upward.

4./5. Seek Next StationDown I Up

Touch to seek the next available channel by increasing I decreasing the tuning frequency.

&.SCREEN

Touch to access the screen parameter adjusiments.

The operation Is same as the screen setting In DVD mode.

7. Current Channel Indicator

Displays the TV channel currently playing.

I. Media Display

9. lV System Indicator

Holding the OK/BAND butlcn of the remote control will allow you to choose the Counlly

Zone USA I CCIR /ITALY I AUS I NZ.

Pressing the OK/BAND button of the remote control v.ill allow you to choose the TV Sound system PAL· BG I PAL-l/ PAL-OK/ NTSC.

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1. REnJRN

Touch to retum to parent directory of TV Main Menu.

2. MENU

Touch to access TV Menu Settings.

3. EXIT

Touch to exit Menu SeUings.

4.SCREEN

Touch to access the sa-een parameter adjustments.

The opemlion is same as the seteen setting in DVO mode.

5. CH-18. CH+

Touch to choose the next I previous program list , or touch to c:hoose the menu settings v.tten the set list on the screen.

6. ENTER

Touch to ccnl'irm the Cllrrent seleded itam.

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Touch to decrease I increase the Volume.

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NAVI Mode (NAVIBOX-2 sold separately)

Naviaation Map Connection

1. calibration

Touch to enter navigation touch Calibration Interface.

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2. Navigation

Touch to enter the prompt interface for navigation important infoonalion.

Pleas. read th& important information, touch the "I agree" button to proceed to the navigation map interface.

3. Browse

Touch to select navigation routing.

Touch the "Confirm" button to confirm the selected routing; Touch Cancel buUcn 1D cancel the rountlng selectfon.

4. RETURN

Touch to retum to main menu interface.

NOlE:

Under NAVI mode. pleae Wew all opemlona by Navlgtttlon Device NAVIBOX·21Jtter'll manuel.

3S

AVIN Mode

Connect the desired extemal AN deivce to the AV IN 3.5mm jack on the front panel, watchllisten to the device through your car audio/video system.

1.SCREEN

Only while external video source input, touch the SCREEN button 'Nil I enter SCREEN settings.

The operation is same as DVD mode screen setting.

DIM Mode

Touch to s'Nitc:tl the screen brightness levels as following:

DIM1 -> DIM2-> DIM3-. DIM4 (Screen Off)-> DIM1

2, Default

Touch to reset BALANCE/FADER parameters to default settings.

2.EQSETUP

Touch to

ac:c:ess

EQ SETUP.

1,EQ

Touch [lEFr]/ [RIGHl] buttons 1D change EQ presets as fcllo\'lling:

USER-+POP--+CLASSIC-+ROCK-+JAZZ-+USER.

2, TREBLE

Touch [lEFr]/ [RIGHl] buttons 1D increase or decrease TREBLE parameters (Range: -9

- 9).

3,BASS

Touch [lEFr]/ [RIGHl] buttons 1D increase or decrease BASS parameters (Range: -9 -

9).

4,X-BASS

Touch to

rum

X-BASS on ot off.

S,LOUD

Touch to

rum

LOUD on ot Off.

3. CLOCK SETUP

1, CURRENT TIME

VI/hen the mode is set to 12 hours the dock will pass from 12 midnight to 12 noon ancf so on. VVhen set to 24 hour mode the clock hours will pass to 13 after 12 noon and so on till

0:00 for midnight

2,HOUR

Touch [UP] I [DO'It"vttl] buttons to adjust hours.

3, MIN

Touch [UP] I [DO'It"vttl] buttons to adjust minutes.

4,MODE

Touch to switch the time motle as 12 hours or 24 hours.

4. SYSTEM SETUP

1, RADIO AREA

Touch llEFT] I [RIGHT] buttons to switch the RADIO AREA as following:

EUROPE I ASWUSA/ JAPAN I OIRT.

2, FACTORY SETTING

Touch to reset all the system parameters to default settings.

3, VERSION

Touch to display the version number.

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4, CAIJBRATION

Touch to access the calibration of touch screen as follows:

+

- ' I I I I G - G N ' I I t l -

- I U C C U I I I D

If

a mistake is made

the

display

will read

as

befow

In this case you

will

need

to restart

the

procedure from the

beginning.

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Safety Instructions

PLEASE READ COMPLETELY AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE CONTENTS OF

THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF THIS UNIT. KEEP THIS

MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

This unit is a class 1 laser product. The laser beam may cause hazardous radiation if exposed to laser system directly. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit personally.

This unit has been designed and manufactured to assure personal safety. Improper use can result in electric shock or fire hazard.

A warnings

-Do not expose the product to rain, water or excessive moisture. This could cause electrical shorts, fire or other damage.

-This product is designed to operate with a 12 volt DC, negative ground battery system.

Use the proper power supply.

-The monitor is operated automatically. Do not push in or pull out the monitor or try to rewind the monitor manually! Do not attempt to adjust the monitor angle upward or downward manually. It will cause damage to the Monitor Mechanism Structure.

-Do not impact the monitor with a hard object. It may cause permanent damage.

-Do ground all equipments and works in order to avoid causing damage to the unit by electrostatic discharges.

-The user who handles this product should take all necessary precautions to avoid ESD

(Electro-Static Discharge) failures.

-Do not attempt to install or service your unit by yourself. Installation or servicing of the unit by persons without training and experience in electronic equipment and automotive accessories may be dangerous and could expose you to the risk of electric shock or other hazards.

Important Safeguards

<D

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, and annoying interference, use only the recommended accessories.

<D

While driving, keep the volume level low enough to be aware road and traffic conditions.

<D

Parking in direct sunlight can produce very high temperatures inside your vehicle. Give the interior a chance to cool down before starting playback.

CD

Do not use any chemical solvent, cleaning agent or corrosive detergent to clean away dirt on the surface of the TFT monitor screen. It may cause irreversible damage.

<D

Small black and shiny dots inside the liquid crystal panel should be considerd normal for liquid crystal displays.

<D

In extremely cold temperatures, the movement of the picture may be slow and the picture may be dark, this is not a malfunction. The unit will work normally once reaching proper operating temperatures.

CD

Do not use and store the unit in dusty, high temperature and high humidity environments.

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INCLUDED PARTS

1

Bolt and Nut M5 x 1

5

2

Back strap x 1

6

RCA connetor x 1 Mounting Sleeve x 1

9

Faceplate case

10 l l

3 4

~

M5X5 Screws x 4 Power VVire x 1

7 8

D

Operational Manual x 1 Trim Bezel x 1

11

Dl

Remote Control x 1 Keysx2

12

B

External Microphone x 1

13

~ ~

USB/AUXAdapler

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Unit Installation and Removal

Installation method 1

1, Install the mounting sleeve into the dashboard. 2, Bend the tabs into place to secure the sleeve.

3, Slide the unit into the mounting sleeve. 4, Install the trim bezel into the unit.

5, Install the panel to the unit. 6, Make sure all faceplate tabs meet properly with the mounting plate.

7, Press the panel, make sure the gear is locked to the mounting hole.

8, illustration of completed installation

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Removal method 1

1 , Press the button 2, Safely detach the faceplate

3, Take faceplate off of the mounting plate.

5, Detach the trim bezel.

\

I l

4, Take the panel out

...

.

6, Insert the keys into the opening between the unit and the mounting sleeve to unlock.

7, Pull the unit out of the mounting sleeve.

.

.

.

8, illustration of removal

\

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Installation method 2

1, Tighten the bolt onto the rear panel of the unit. 2, lighten the back strap onto your car inside the dashboard.

3, Place the unit into the dashboard, attach the backstrap to the back of the chasis with Nut M5.

4, Bolt the unit to the backstrap by attached to the car.

5, Install the trim bezel onto the unit. 6, Install the faceplate onto the unit.

7, Make sure all faceplate tabs meet properly with the mounting plate.

8, Press the panel, make sure the gear is locked to the mounting hole.

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Removal method 2

1, Press the button to remove the faceplate 2, Safely remove the faceplate.

3, Take faceplate off of the mounting plate. 4, Take faceplate off.

5, Detach the trim bezel. 6, Unscrew the unit from the car.

7, Unscrew the Nut MS screw on the rear and remove the chasis

8, illustration of completed removal.

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Wire Connections

»-

tJD

I ff

IP

""'= REDAC C•

Plt\K BRAKE

BLACK POWER GND

BLUE (WHI TE )A MP REM

L

BLUE AUTO ANT CONTROL

ORANGE(BLACK)REVERSE

I

ORA N G E Ill

GREY(BLACK)FR·

GREYFR+

WHIT E ( BLACK ) Fl·

WHITE Fl•

PURPLE RR•

PURP L E BLACK I RR·

GREEN RL ·

GREEN(BL.ACK

J RL·

BLACK STEERI N G IR

BLACK MIC_IN

YELLOWV I OEO _ OU T

YELLOW RV-VlDEO INPUT

3

BLACK SUBWOOFER OUTPUT

WHITE AUDIO OUTPUT FL

RED AUDIO OUTPUT FR

WH I TE AUDIO OUTPUT RL

RED AUDIO OUTPUT RR

TVBOX IN ADAPTER ( OPTIO ~ Al l

NAVIBOX ·I N AOAPTER t Of'TIONAL)

1 . RadioAntennaAdapter

2. Power Cable

3. Audio & Video Output & Input

4. Navigation Box & TV tuner Box Adapter (Optional)

4 7

Brake Control

Connect the brak• control wire (see Wring Diagram). It is necessary to connect the Brake

Control wire to the parking brake Sllllitx:h in the car. 'Nhile driving, the TFT monitor will display the waming label (as shown below) as a safety precaution.

Under Rear View Mode the Brake Control function has no effect.

Rewind 1rigger

Connect to the rewind trigger wire to switch the video display to RN video input whenever

the

vehicles rewind

gear

is engaged. This is required for back up

camera

functions.

Auto Anlanna Control

Connect the auto antenna control wire (see Vlllring Diagram}. The power antenna (rf equippt)d} will raise whenever the unit is powered up. It will retract when the unit is switched off.

Steering Wheel Control

This steering wheel control function is optional and requires both OEM steering wheel controls and the AXXess brand ASWC module. Follow wiring instructions for the ASWC and connect to the steering wheel control plug on your lnteq unit.

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POWER AMPLIF IER

(O PTIOtt Aq

ASWC

AXXESS

AUT O BLUE

_,

[~]

I

-

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Specifications

General

Power source :

Load impedance :

Maximum power output :

Frequency Response:

Distortion:

Signal-to-Noise Ratio:

AVOUT

(MODE:DVD Bluetooth IPODAV IN)

Precut max output

Frequency Response:

Distortion:

Signal-to-Noise Ratio:

Subwoofer Output

Subwoofer Frequency:

Video Output :

Color System:

TV

Frequency Range:

Maximum Sensitivity

DIGITAL TV

Frequency Range :

ANT leakage at input terminal

FM

Frequency Range :

IF-FRE :

Usable Sensitivity :

Stereo Separation :

Frequency Response:

AM

Frequency Range :

IF-FRE :

Usable Sensitivity :

Bluetooth

Reception Sensitivity :

Transmission Distance:

GPS

Frequency Range :

Bandwidth:

14.4V DC (11-16 VAIIowable)

40(4-8 0 Allowable)

45Wx4

20Hz -20KHz OdB±2dB s0.1% (1KHz)

~70dB(1 KHz) so

1.8V±0.2 load1 OKohm

20Hz -20KHz OdB±2dB s0.1% (1KHz)

1.8V±0.21oad10Kohm

80Hz/120Hz/160Hz

CVBS 1Vp-p/75ohm load

NTSC/PAL

VHF-low 55.25MHz-181.25MHz

VHF-high 181.25MHz-471.25MHz

UHF 471.25 MHz-885.25MHz

VHF-low 32 dBuV

VHF-high 32 dBuV

UHF 35 dBuV

VHF-low 54 MHz-162MHz

VHF-high 162MHz-456MHz

UHF 456 MHz-858MHz

50dBuV

87.5 -108MHz

87.5 -107.9MHz

10.7MHz s10dBuV

~26dB (1KHz)

20Hz -20KHz OdB±2dB

531-1602KHz

522 - 1620KHz

530 -1710KHz

450KHz

:S35dBuV

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~1OM No obstacles)

1575.42MHz±1.02 MHz

> 10 MHz

TROUBLE SHOOTING

If any of problem persists after checking the below list, Please consult your nearest service dealer. Never attempt to disassemble and repair unit personally.

Problem Cause

GENERAL

Yellow wire is not connected or incorrect voltage Red wire not connected

Unit will not or incorrect tum on voltage

(no power) Black wire not connected

ACC Fuse blown or Car battery fuse blown

Invalid operation

Unit has power

(but no/low audio output)

Speaker wires not connected

One or more speaker wires touching each other or touching chassis ground

Speakers damaged

Poor sound Speaker power rating not quality or compatible with unit distortion Speaker is shorted

Unit resets itself when engine is off

Incorrect connection between

ACC and Positive battery wire

Unit blows fuse

Unit has audio

(when in rewind)

Yellow or red wire touching chassis ground

Speaker wires touching chassis ground

Incorrect fuse rating

Parking brake safety circuit not connected

Parking brake not applied

Excessive skipping

Unit is not mounted correctly

Physical defect in media

IR remote does not work

Dead battery

Battery installed incorrectly

TUNER

Weak station Auto antenna is not fully searching extended

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Action

Check connections for proper voltage(11-16vdc)

Check connection to ground

Install new fuse with correct rating

Press the RESET button

Check connections at speakers

Insulate all bare speaker wires from each other and chassis ground

Review wiring diagram

Connect proper speakers

Check speaker wire contacts

Check wiring and correct

Check for pinched wire

Check for pinched wire

Use fuse with correct rating

Check connections at parking brake

Apply parking brake

Check mounting

Check media for scratches

Replace battery

Remove battery and install correctly

Connect the auto antenna control wire properly

Auto antenna not proper1y connected

LOCAL function is activated

Connect the auto antenna control cable proper1y

Turn LOCAL function off

Problem

TFTMONITOR

Cause

No video display

Rewind circuit not connected

(when in rewind) Vehicle is not in rewind

Action

Check connections at rewind lamp

Select rewind gear

Front panel will not open/close

Flashing image or interference appears on screen

Front panel obstructed

DVD is not compatible with current TV system settings

Image blurred, distorted, or dark

Remove the obstruction and press

OPEN to resume the monitor open/close sequence

Change setup to accommodate disc

Improper Improper video signal height/width ratio connections of displayed image

Improper aspect ratio setup

Check wiring and correct

Use correct aspect ratio setting

Touch screen Under different conditions, for controls are not example: temperature, humidity, perform touch screen calibration accurate etc.

DISC

Cannot insert disc

A disc is already inside unit

Disc is warped or scratched

Eject current disc and insert new one

Use disc in good condition

Disc is dirty or wet Clean disc with soft cloth

DVD playback does not start

Incompatible disc

Disc rating exceeds Parental

Lock rating limit

Disc region code is not compatible with unit

Disc is inserted upside down

Use compatible disc

Change parental Lock settings to lower restriction

Use a disc with the proper region code

Insert disc with label side up

Image blurred , distorted, or dark

Copied disc is not compatilbe

No repeat or searching while PBC is on playingVCD

Interruption occurred during Disc is dirty or scratched

M P3 playback

Use original disc

Turn PBC off

Clean disc or replace new disc

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TV (optional)

No signal.

TV antenna is not connected correctly, or broken.

TV picture fuzzy. Detection of weak signal.

Connect TV antenna correctly or replace new TV antenna.

Go to place where have strong signal.

Bluetooth (specified models)

Low call volume. Improper MIC location.

Speak closer to the MIC or use an external MIC.

Bluetooth music playback skipping.

Distance from unit to cell phone is too far.

Place the phone to the closer to the unit. iPod

Can not select iPod mode. iPod cable is not connected correctly, or broken.

Connect iPod cable correctly or replace new iPod cable.

Low sound. iPod volume setting is low. Increase the volume setting.

Radio

No signal.

GPS( optional)

Radio antenna is not connected correctly, or broken.

Connect Radio antenna correctly or replace new Radio antenna.

No signal.

GPS antenna is not connected correctly, or broken.

Connect GPS antenna correctly or replace new GPS antenna.

NOTE:

This user's manual is only for reference.

Modifying rights are reserved.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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DISC NOTES

Handling and Cleaning e

Dirty, dusty, scratched or warped discs will cause misoperalion. e

Do not place slickers or make scratches on discs.

• Do not warp discs. e

A disc should always be kept in its case when not in use to prevent from damage. e

Do not place discs in the following places:

1. Direct sunlighL

2. Dirty, dusty and damp areas.

3. High temperature places.

4. On the seats or dashboard.

Disc Cleaning

Use a dry soft cloth to wipe the surface. If the disc is quite dirty, use a soft cloth slightly moist with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Never use solvent such as benzene, thinner or conventional record cleaners which may mar the surface of the disc.

NOTE:

A disc may became somewhat scratched (although not enough to made it unusable) depending on your hand;ng it ;n the condition of the usage environment. These scratches ate not an indication of any problem with the player.

Repairing New Discs with Rough Spots

A new disc may have rough edges on its inside and outside edges. If a disc with rough edges is used, the proper setting will not be performed and the player will not play the disc. Therefore, remove the rough edges in advance by using a ballpoint pen or pencil. To remove the rough edges, press the side of the pen or pencil against the inside and outside edges of the disc.

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Wipe"'" atse rrom tna eantra toward edgo

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Please Keep This Information For Your Records

Date P u r c h a s e d : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

City: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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STAMP

Epsilon Electronics

1550 S. Maple Ave.

Montebello, CA 90640

Attn. Customer Service

Epsilon Electronics wanants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and conditions, for a period of 1 year from the original date of purchase, if purchased and professionally installed by an authorized dealer. Any product purchased from and/or installed by others will be wananted for 90 days only. This wananty does not cover any expenses incurred in the removal or re-installation of the product, and is offered to the original purchaser only.

Should service be necessary for any reason, due to a manufacturing defect or malfunction during the warranty period, Epsilon Electronics will repair or replace, at ita discretion, the defective merchandise at no charge upon delivery of the product to the address shown below, with proof of purchase.

Before returning the product for service:

• Enclose with the defective product a brief description of the problem with a name and daytime phone number so we may be in contact with any questions or concerns regarding the return.

• Enclose a copy of the orig ina I sales receipt for proof of purchase and installation.

• Enclose a $15.00 US certified check or money order to cover shipping and handling for return or the product. Do not include cash.

Carefully pack the product to protect it from damage during shipping and send it prepaid to:

Epsilon Electronics

1550 S. Maple Ave.

Montebello, CA 90840

Attn. Customer Service

Ph: 800-724-1377 Fax: 323-722-8125

Please note, the warranty will not cover the following:

• Any product that has been misused or physically damaged.

• Any product that has been installed incorrectly. (i.e. over powered, incorrect enclosure, incorrect wiring, etc.)

• Any units that have been previously opened or repaired by a service center which is not authorized by Epsilon Electronics.

Any applicable implied warranties, including the warranty ofthe merchants ability are limited in duration to a maximum of2 years from the date of the original purchase at retail and no warranties, whether expressed or implied, shall apply to this product there after. Under no circumstances shall Epsilon

Electronics be liable for any loss or damage, direct or consequential arising out of the use of, or inability to use this product. (some states do not allow for limitations of implied warranties or exclusion of consequential damage therefore these restrictions may not apply.)

- X - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Owners Registration Card.

Please complete and return immediately to the address on the reverse side

Name: __________________________________________________________________________________ __

S t a t e : - - - - - - - - - - - - Z i p : - - - - - - -

Vehicle M a k e / M o d e l : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Product M o d e l : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Date P u r c h a s e d : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Name of D e a l e r : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Dealer A d d r e s s : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

C i t y : - - - - - - - - - - - - - S t a t e : - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Supplemental Bluetooth Information

PHONE PAIRING

Touch the button to begin the pairing process the display should read.

PHONE PAIR WAITING

When the Bluetooth is disconnected or has no connection the display will read.

NO CONNECT

While the unit displays "Phone Pair Waiting" enter your cellular phone's menu and search for new devices. (see the owner's manual of your phone for more information on this). Once the lnteq unit has been found by your phone follow the instructions on your phone to complete pairing. Use the

PIN code displayed to complete pairing.

PIN CODE

You can change the PIN code by remote control. Press the [AST] button of remote control to clear the PIN code, and input the new 4 digit number, press the [OK] button of remote control to save the new code.

NOTE:

The unit can pair a total of 5 different devices including cell phones and audio players.

Supplemental Troubleshooting Information

1. AM/FM or Audio settin s memor loss

If the lnteq unit will not keep AM/FM station or audio settings memory it may be necessary to confirm proper wiring connections have been made. Confirm that the yellow (constant power) wire is receiving 11 15 volts of positive DC power at all times regardless of key position. Some vehicles may supply 12 volts for only a period of time after the key has been switched off.

2. Touch screen controls will not work or are not properl aligned

If touch screen controls are not working properly a touch screen calibration should be performed. You can enter the calibration set up through lnteq system settings (see page 40 of your owner's manual for more information). after beginning the touch screen calibration press and briefly hold the+ marks on the screen. After each press the mark will move to another point of the screen . Continue until the screen reads "Checking calibration please wait" this should be followed by the words "Calibration succeeded"

PRESSTHECROSSONTHESCREEN

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