Pyle PLDD75BG Owner's manual

PYLE

OWNER'S MANUAL

PLDD75BG

7"

Double

DIN

In-Dash

Touch

Screen

TFT/LCD

Monitorw

/

DVD/CD/MP3/MP4/USB/SD/AM-FM/RDS/Bluetooth

&

Screen

Dial

Pad

Built-In

GPS/TTS w

USA/Canada

&

Mexico

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Section

D)

(Contents

Thank

you

for buying this product.

Please read through these operation instructions so you will

know

how

to

operote

your model properly. Afrer reading

please

keep

this booklet in safe

place

for

future

reference.

o

Before

You

Start

Important

Safeguards

"

About

this

manual "

Precautions

Ii

Maintenance

I

Location

&

function

of

the

controls

1

Remote

control

8

Specifications

n

a

Installation

Wiring

Connections

II

Install the Unit D

Detach

the

Unit

•

Install the Front

Panel

•

Detach the

Front

Panel

•

o

Common

Operations

To

Select

Source

by

Menu •

Reset

the

Unit

•

Turning

the

Unit On/Off •

Volume

Control

•

Setting

the

Sound

Characteristics

•

EQSetting •

Turning

Loudness

On/Off

17

Eject

a

Disc

17

Insert a

SD

Card

11

Angle

Setting

17

Mute

Function

17

Night Mode

11

Mode Selector

11

Infrared

Sensor

17

Double Function

11

o Main Menu

Main Menu

Setup

•

Video

Setup •

Audio Setup •

Source

Setup •

System

Adjust •

o DVDIVCDIMP4

DVDNCDIMP4

Setup

II

DVDNCDIMP4

Play

II

Selecting

Tracks

Fast

II

Number

Buttons

II

Pause

the

Playback

II

Stop the

Playback

III

Play

tracks

at

Random

2A.

Repeat

Playing

II

Skip

backwardlforwardlF.FIF.REW

the

Playback

II

System

Switch

II

Slow Motion

Playback

II

Increase

Picture

Size

2A.

On

Screen

Display

2A.

Setting the

Playback

Time

iii

Changing

Audio

Language

iii

Changing

the

Subtitle

Language

2Ii

Changing

the

Viewing

Angle

21

Selecting Channel

II

Program

Playing

II

Playing

PBC(Menu)

II

Selecting Menu

f]

DVD

Setup Menu

f]

Section

Additional Information

)

..

Simple Troubleshooting Guide

The following checklist might helped to solve the problems which you meet wheo using

the

unit. Please double check and make sure

if

the connectioo and the procedure

of

the

operation

is

properly

before

using

the

checklist below.

Problem

No power.

Some errors occur in

the

LCD

or

no function

when

pressing

the

button.

Unable

to

receive stations.

Poor

effect on receiving a

station.

CDs

cannot

be

loaded.

Sound skips.

No images.

Note:

cause/Solution

•

Check

and

make

sme

whether

the

fuse

is

blown,

replace with the proper value

if

necessary.

• Press

RESET

button.

•

Check

and

make

sure

whether

the

antenna

is

inserted

or

the

antenna

is

properly

connected,

if

not,

insert

the

antenna

or

connect

it

properly.

• Antenna

may

not

be

the proper leogth. Make sure

the antenna is fu\\y exteoded;

if

broken, replace

the

antenna

with

a

new

one.

• The anteona is poorly grouoded, check and make

sure

the anteona is properly grouoded at its

mounting

location.

• A

CD

is

loaded

in

the

mechanism.

• The CD is dirty

or

damaged.

•

The

Video

line

from

main

unit

to

the

TV

is

not

coonected properly.

If

any

of

the

problem

persist

after

c.heck:

list

had

been

made,

co.nsuIt

your

nearest

service

dealer.

Never

attempt

to

disassemble

your

unit

by

yourself.

"Due

to continuous product improvement. the operations

are subject to run the modeL

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Section

mil

AUX Touch Screen Menu

Press SRC

to

switch

to

the

AUX

mode:

In

AUX

mode, select

AUX

SET:

IAUX SETI

For more

details

to

adjust AUDIO,

VIDEO

and

SYSTEM

(Auto I:

PAL,

NTSC,

SECAM),

(Auto

2:

P-M, P-N).

To

adjust

AUDIO

and

VIDEO

plesse refer

to

pages

18

to

19.

I VOL-I

To

docrease the volume

I

VOL+ I

To

increase the volume

~

Mode selector

o

CDIMP31SDIUSB

Setup

81

CDIMP31SDIUSB

Play

It

Selecting

Tracks

Fast

Ii

Repeat

Playing

Ii

Number

Buttons

•

Selecting

Track

Ii

Stop

Play

Ii

Playing

Tracks

at

Random

Ii

Pause

the

Playback

•

Skip

backwardlforwardlF.FIF.REW

the

Playback

•

On

Screen

Display

Ii

Program

Playing

•

Eject

SO

Card

•

EjectUSB •

H

Tuner

listening to the

Radio

11

Band

Selector

11

Manual/Automatic

Tuning

81

Dx/LOC

Selector

11

Selecting

The

stored Station

11

MOIST

Selector •

Scanning/Memorizing

Stations

Automatically

Ii

Number

Buttons

•

On

Screen

Display

Ii

GotoFREQ

Ii

o

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Operational Interface

Ii

Using

a

Bluetooth

Wireless

connection

•

Pairing

Your

Una

and

Bluetooth

Phone

•

Pairing

in

Handsfree

Mode

•

Cellphone

Pairing

Mode

...

Bluetooth

Connection

and

Disconnection

•

Using

the

Unit

as

a

Handsfree

Device

U

Last

Number

Dialing

II

To

Dial by Cel/phone

..

To

Dial by the Unit

'1

Using

the

Unit

as

Bluetooth

Music

..

Audio

Transfer

between

The

Una

and

Phone

..

OAUX

AUX

Touch

Screen

Menu

.a

([i Additionallnformation

Simple

Troubleshooting

Guide

.a

Section

E)

(Before You Start

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

About

this

manual

1 Be

SUn!

to

conned:

the

color coded leads

according

to

the

diagram.

IncorT8CI:

con-

nections may cause

the

unit

to

malfunct-

ion

or

damage

the

vehicle's electrical sy-

stem.

2 Be sure

to

connect

the

speaker

(-)

leads

to

the

speaker

(-)

t&mlnal.

Never

conn-

ect

the

left

and

right

channel speaker c-

ables

each

oilier

or

to

the

vehicle body.

3 Make sure all

the

connections are comp-

letely corTed:

before

bimini

on

your

unit.

4 When replacing

the

fuSl8(s),

the

replace-

ment

must

be

of

the

same amperage as

shown on

the

fuse holder.

S Do

not

block vents

or

radiator panels. B-

locking them

will

caU88

heat

to

build

up

Inside:

and may result In ftre.

I To

lest

the

driver

diSb'aC:k

his attention

from,

please Install

the

unit

In an

apt

pl-

ace.

7 Using

the

unit

after

starting

the

engine,

otherwise

the

unit

can

not

be

started,

be-

cause:

the

electric energy

of

battBy'

..

s

used

up.

S Do

not

put

the

remote control under high

temperature

or

where

the

sun

strikes

It,

or

else

the

control remote can

not

work

normally.

9 Do

not

use

the

unit

in

extreme high

tem-

perature

or

such

low

temperature condi-

tiOns, and also avoid humidity and

direct

sunlight.

10

Take care

of

the

magnetism

of

the

unit.

Do

no

put

the

credit card, cassette

or

w-

atch around

the

unit,.

or

they

would

be

broken

or

some Information In them lose.

11

To

lest

disturb

the

video frequenc.y, keep

far

away

from

the

unit

when using

your

phone.

This unit features a number

of

sophisti-

cated functions ensuring superior

operation. All the functions have been

designed for the easiest possible use,

but many are not self-explanatory. This

manual will help you understand the

functions and operations

of

the unit.

This manual main explains remote

control operation. However, in

addition to those functions related with

DVDNCD/CDIMP31MP4 operation

that can only be operated by the remote

control, there are also functions can be

operated

by the buttons provided for

the main unit.

Improvements and changes to this User

guide necessitated by typographical errors,

inaccuracies

of

current information, or

improvements to programs and/or equip-

ment, may be

made by our company at

any time and without notice.

Bluetooth

To Dial

by

the

Unit

When

cellphone

is

conoected,

press@)

to

inpot

the

call

number,

then

press

€Dl

'"

to

dial,

DIAL

OK

appears,

when

the

call

is

pick

up,

and

it

appeara

PICK

UP.

00

Note:

* Press

~CLEAR

on

the remote control

or

rn

in the monitor

to

delete wrong inputs.

* Pressing

rn

in the monitor also performs

the

same

function.

Using

the

Unit

as Bluetooth

Music

During bluetooth mode,

the

musics

on

the

cellphone

switch

to

the

unit

for

play.

To

select

music

fast:

press

~

,.. to

play

the previous track, press

MIl

to

play

the

Pause

play:

press

iI

II

to

pause

play.

Stop

play:

press

ail.

to

stop

play,

and

press

the

PLAY

to

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

track.

00

Note:

* This function

is

only valid

on

remote control.

)

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Audio Transfer between the

Unit

and Phone

Press

rn

to change

the

conversation from

the

unit

to

the

cellphone.

00

Note:

*

The

function will

be

cause to

be

disconnected

bluetooth link for some phones,

but

you

do

not

worry

just

press

rn

button while private

conversation

with

some phones,then switch

back

to the unit automatically.

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e

~

fo

~

e

~

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011

Cell

phone Pairing Mode

1.

Browse

your

cellphone

menu

and

find

the connectivity

or

Bluetooth connectioo

section.

2.

Select search

for

a new

handsfrce

device

function and allow the phone

to

find

the

mobile.

(Different cellphone has different blue-

tooth

menu,

please

refer

to

your

phone

manul.)

3.

When

CAR

AN

DEVICE

appear, select

this

item.

(

if

it

can

not

be

coonected, please refer

to mobile

manual,

and coonect

it

again.)

4.

To

input

the

password,

the

password

is:

1234.

5.

Press the connect with the Handsfree

option

on

your

cellphooe, and CON-

NECT

appears.

Bluetooth Connection and

Disconnection

When

established bluetooth connection

between this unit and the cellphone, bluetooth

icon

G

on

the display appears in red.

Press

W PAIR to turn

offbluetooth

connec-

tion, and

G appears

in

blue.

Press

W

,PAIR

SUCCESS

appear

00

the display, then display shows

CONNECT

when

bluetooth connected

or

overtime display

shows

PAIRING

TIME

OUT,

when

bluetooth

disconnected.

I!l Note:

...

Pressing

rn

in

the

monitor

also

performs

the

same

function.

...

Press

rn

in

the

monitor

to

tum off the

bluetooth

function.

Using

the

Unit

as a Handsfree

Device

When

the

unit

is

ringing,

then

it

appears

call

from

and

the

phone

number

ill······

·"··on

the

dialing,

To accept call: Press

~

......

to answer a call,

it

appears

PICK

UP

00

the display.

To reject call: Press

al -

to

reject a call,

it

appears

REJECT

00

the display.

To

end

call:

Press

-.

to

end

call,

and

HANG

UP appears

00

the display.

I!l Note:

...

Some

of

cellphones

do

not

support

reject

call

during

bluetooth

mode.

...

Pressing

rn

and

rn

in

the

monitor

also

performs

the

same

function.

Last Number Dialing

Press

m

~

button,

it

appears

last

call

number

on

rn,

press

~

again,

and

then

REDIAL

OK

appears

00

the display during

conversation.

I!l Note:

...

Pressing

rn

in

the

monitor

also

performs

the

same

function.

...

To

dail

the

number

of

the

unit

in

the

car

only.

• Please keep the phone battery

is

full

of

power,

To

Dial

by

Cellphone

or

else

the

bluetooth

connection

will

be

disturbed

...

To

ensure

connection

succeed

----Please

delete

menu

of

cellphone

with

bluetooth.

----Please

reset

the

unit

and

cellphone.

----Please

reset

every

step

of

pairing.

...

Disconnect

after

paring

----Please

pair

the

phone

in

manual.

For

example:

pairing

fixture-cellphone-connect.

1.

The

unit

activated

automatically

when

you

make a call

by

cellphone, and

DIAL

OK

appears.

2.

When

you

receive a call,

PICK

UP appears

on

the

display.

PRECAUTIONS

This

unit

can

play

the

following

discs

only'

Type

of

disc

Recorded

marerial

Size

of

disc

DVD

Sound

and

moving

12cm

pictures

veo

Sound

and

moving

12cm

pictures

CD

Sound

only

12cm

MP3

Sound

only

12cm

MPEG-4

Sound

and

moving

12cm

pictures

USB

Sound

and

moving

Vcrsion2.0

pictures

and

less

NOTE:

The

unit

i,

compatible with VCD1.0/2.0/3.0 vernon and DVCD

diK.

• Do not

attempt

to

modify the unit.

modifying

the

unit may cause an

accident.

• Stop the vehicle before carrying

out any operation

that

could

interfere

with

your driving.

• Do not

work

in extremely high or

low temperature.

Be sure the

temperature inside the vehicle

is between

+60'

C and

-10'

C

before tuming

on

your

unit.

• To enjoy optimum sound and

images while playing, handle the

discs as follows:

--Handle

the disc

by

its edge

to

keep

the

disc clean, and do not touch

theS@

--Do

not

use

your

CDs

with

paste

residue

orinkattac~

--Do

not

use

CDs

with labels

or

stickers

attached, which

may

leave a sticky residue

while beginning to

peel

off.

(Showo as the pictore)

--Clean

the discs with

an

optiooa1 clean-

ing cloth. Wipe each diac

from the center out.

(Shown as the picture)

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Section

ED

(Before You Start

Maintenance

Replacing

the

Fuse

Make

sure

the

amperage

matches

the

specified

value

when

replacing

the fu-

ses.

If

the

fuse

is

blown,

check

the

po-

wer

connection

and

replace

with

a

n-

ew

one.

If

the

same

problem

occurs,

it

would

be

subjected

to

the

malfun-

ction.

In

such

cases,

please

consult

In

the

nearest

service

dealer.

Awaming!

Never

use

the

fuse

with

the

rared

amperage

more

than

that

supplied

tD

your unit,

otherwise

it

will

damage

the

unit.

Replacing

the

Battery

When

the

range

of

the

operation

oft-

he

card

remote

control

becomes

short

or

no

functions

while

operating.

Rep-

lace

the lithium battery with a

new

b-

utton

cell

(CR2025).

Make

sure

the

b-

attery polarity

before

replace.

Gently pullout the Battery Holder while

pressing the Stopper.

,

Putthe button-type batterywithmark(+)

upward into the Battery Holder.

Insert the Battery Holder into the Remote

Cootrol.

Precautions

on

Using Lithium

Battery

Always keep the lithium battery beyond

children's reach.

In

case

swallowed, see adoctorimmediately.

Cleaning the batterywith a

dry cloth,

to ensure

its perfectconnected.

Make sure the proper polarity when

loading with the battery.

Toprevent short circuit,

do

notuse

metal tweezer to clip the battery.

AWaming!

Improperhand/e with

the

battery

may

lead

tD

explosion.

Itcannotbecharged,

disassembled

or

thrown

intD

a

fire.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Operational

Interface

Press

~

BT

00

the remote control or BT in

the monitor to

open the bluetooth operatiooal

interface:

BLUETOOTH

I

~

'

.I

f 1 2 3

'"

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11\

- 4 5 6

-Co

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\.

' \ _ 7 6 9 "

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I

fi

\

~

J

,

.e<

rn

NumberButIOns

To

input the phone number.

rn

- Dail,lastphone,answeraphone.

CD

_ Hangup,refuseaphone:.

rn

NumberShow

rn

PAIR

IT]

ACH(audiodlangej

(!)

Note:

•

Some

of

phone canjust switch the audio from

the unit to the phone.

rn

POWER

Press it

to

tum

on

or

tum

off

the bluetooth

function.

rn

C(dearj

IT]

BACK

)

Using a Bluetooth Wireless

Connection

Section

emil

Thedevice can be dialed wirelesslyin bluetoo-

th status. Beforeusingthe bluetoothfunctioo,

please

tum

00

yourcellphooe bluetooth func-

tion.

(!]

Note:

" To provide the

best

sound

without

or

little

distorted sound(the cellpbone

or

network

bring,).

" Full duplex conversation.

" Bluetooth ver2.0 compliant.

" Please dial-up the device before connecting

bluetooth.

Pairing Your

Unit

and Bluetooth

Phone

The device supports handsfree profile, head-

set profile, A2DP( Audio Advanced

Distri-

butioo profile)and AVRCP(Audio Video

Remote Control profile). Follow

the pairing

instruction for the first

time

use, after that

the unit will connect automatically.

Pairing in Handsfree Mode

1.

Press

~

PAIR,

andPAIRlNG

shows on

the screen.

2.

To

get into CELLPHONE CONNECTION

to search fixtures;

3.

If

the cellphooe has coonectecl, PAIR

SUCCESS appear and then CONNECT

in order, G will from blue to red.

(!]

Note:

* Pressing

rn

in

the

monitor also performs

the

same

function.

Section

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(

Tuner

MOIST

Selector

During radio status, you can pressCi)

ST

button

on

the

remote

control

to

select MO-

NO mode or STEREO mode.

Stereo

reception

is

charged

when

"Stereo"

appears.

It

is

switched

to

MONO

mode

when

"Mono"

appears.

00

Note:

•

It

is only valid

on

remote

control.

•

Switch

to

MONO

compulsively

to

improve

the listening quality wheo week sigoal.

•

It

is only valid

in

PM

tuning.

ScanninR/Memorizing Stations

Automatically

During radio status, briefly press 0

AMS

button

00

the remote cootrol to scan each

stored statioo 6 secoods respectively wh-

ich stored in

~

Number Buttons (from I

to

6).

You

can press the correspooding

N-

umber Buttons or

AMS

button when your

desired statioo is

chorged.

And it starts pl-

aying that statioo.

When press and hold

0

AIJIIS

buttoo for

more

than

2

seconds,

it

will

activate

auto-

matically meroory storing function. The

radio automatically selects a statioo and

has it stored in any ooe

of

the

~

Number

Buttons

(from1 1o 6).

00

Note:

*

The

unit

can

be

stored

up

to

6 stations

for

each

band.

*

Pressing

II!

in

the

monitor

also

performs

the

same

function.

Number Buttons

During

mdio

status,

press

Number Buttons

to

receive

the

stored

stations.

During radio status,

Number

Butto

...

(from

1

to

6)

~can

help you store yo-

ur

favorite

station.

You

can

follow

the

steps

as

below:

I When receiving a

station,press

and

hold

anyone

of

the

Number

Buttons

(from 1 1o

6)

uotil the number app-

ears

00

the LCD, which indicates that

station

is

already

stored

in

the

corresp-

onding number button.

2 Press and hold

9

AMS

buttoo

to

receive

stations

automatically,

and

store

them

in

I

to

6 number respectively.

3 Press and hold another number button

more

than 2 secoods when listening in

a

station

in

one

number

button's,

the

statioo will be stored in that number

button.

00

Note:

•

Pressing

rn in

the

monitor

performs

the

same

function.

On

Screen Display

During radio status, press 0

OSD

to display

the edition information. The preset frequency

displays

as

the default setting.

GotoFREQ

Press e

GOTO,

and the monitor shows:

FREQ,then press the Number

to

input the

valid frequency

as

100.00, then the

TV

pregram will be played.

00

Note:

...

It

is only valid

on

remote

control.

...

It

is only valid

when

GOTO

FREQ

is

ON

in

main

menu.

Before

You

Start

)

Section

011

Location

of

the

Controls

Front

Panel

4

The

Base

10

~

9

0

l r

0

11

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0

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SRC

W

RELButton

Owing waiting mode, briefly press it to

tum

Briefly press it

to

slidedown the monitor, then

on the unit; during working status, briefly

you can insert or eject a disc or a

SD

card.

press it to select the different modes available!

Press

and hold it, the monitor shows ANGLE,

press and

hoW

it

to

tum the unit on

or

off.

then press

+1-

to

adjust angle.

[1+1]/[

...

] (Previous Track, tune frequency

@

RES Button

forward

1 Next

Track,

tune frequency rewind)

Press it

to

set the unit

to

initial status.

But10n

@)

..

(Eject) Button

Press it

to

eject a disc.

MUT ( Mute)

But10n

Briefly press it

to

mute; press and hold it

to

® Disc Loading Slot

switch

to

the night mode.

Press REL:first before you load the disc.

@

Common

SD

Card Slot

REMOTE hlfrared Sensor

©

Navigation

SD

Card Slot

SELINA

VI

Button

Briefly press it

to

select the function; press

@

I!li

(REL) Button

and hold it

to

activate the double function.

Press

to

release

the front panel.

+1

-

Press + I -

to

increase or decrease the volume,

and press

them

also can adjust BALAN,

FADE,

BASS, TREBL.

Press and hold the REL

button, the monitor

shows ANGLE, then press

+1-

to adjust angle.

Ustening to the radio

CD

Band

Indicator

Shows which band the radio is tuned

to.

rn

Preset

Number IndicalDr

Shows what preset

has

been selected.

OJ

Frequency IndicalDr

Shows which frequency the tuner

is

tuned.

rn

SEEK+/SEEK-

Briefly press to tune by the presettable

range,

press

and

hold

to tune automatically.

rn

lbe

6 stations

of

the

current

band.

Briefly press to select station, hold and

press

to save the current station to one

of

the 6 stations.

CIlBAND

To select

the

bands.

ClJAMS

Briefly press to scan the current station,

press and hold

to search the stored station

automatically.

rnMENU

Press it to enter the MENU.

rnSRC

Press this button to select the signal

source.

Band Selector

During radio status, repeatedly press D

BAND button to select bands in the

following order:

~~1--'FM2--'FM3--'FM4~

~

(OIIlT)

I

MW2

__

MWI

••

f--~

@ Note:

(For

Two

Bands)

* Pressing

rn

in the monitor also performs

the

same

:function.

Manual/

Automatic

Tuning

Manual Tuning:

Press€l!i~o_)

button

on

the

remote

control continuously to select

a station

downward

or upward respectively.

Automatic Tuning: Press and

hold€l!i(~or

..)

button

for

more than 3 seconds, the ra-

dio

automatically searches a station

down-

ward

or

upward respectively and plays

when

it finds a station.

@ Note:

* PressingIIJ in the monitor or

Moll

....

on the

main unit

performs the

same

:function.

DX/LOC Selector

During radio status, press 0

we

button

to select strong

or

weak

station reception.

"LOC" appe"" on the display and only

local station is available.

when

it

disappears

both distance and local stations can

be

received.

~

Note:

* The

:function

is only valid on remote control.

*

The

:function

is

invalid in

AM

tuning.

Selecting

the

Stored

Station

During radio status, press

~

..

button to

select

the

stored station upward, press

.,.

to

select the stored station downward.

@

Note:

* The function

is

only valid on remote control.

Section

ED

(

CDIMP31SDIUSB

Pause

the

Playback

During CDIMP3/SDlUSB playback, press

~

II

to switch between play and pause.

@

Note:

* PressingOO

in

the monitor also performs the

same function.

Skip

backward/forward/F.F

/F.REW

the

playback

Press

~

(

...

or

..

) on remote control to

perform fast reward or fast forward.

C2X

-4X

-;-

8X-16X~

@ Note:

• This function is operated by using the remote

controL

On

Screen Display

During

CD

status, press

OSD

button the

display shows:

I Single elapsed

-----+

Single

remain

I

L-

Total Total

~

remain

........-

elapsed

@ Note:

* This function is operated

by

using the remote

control.

Program Playing

During CD mode, press

(i

PROG,

the TFT

displays the program menu. Press

NUMBER

BUTTONS

to select the track Number and

then press

~

to

move the cursor to START,

press

ENTER

to start program playing;

move the cursor to EXIT and press ENTER

to exit the program playing. Move the cursor

to

~

and press ENTER

to

the previous page;

move the cursor to

~

and press ENTER to

the next page. During this process, press

~

• to cancel the program playing.

@

Note:

* The function is only valid

on

remote control.

* Press@l CLEAR to clear the mistake input.

Eject

SD

Card

Push SD card to eject it.

During SD playing mode, to eject SD card

to switch to Disc mode;

if

there is no disc in

the main unit, it will switch to USB mode,

or else, it will switch to Radio mode.

During other modes,

to eject SD card to

keep the previous mode.

Eject

USB

Pull USB

to

eject it.

During USB playing mode, to eject USB

to switch to Disc mode;

if

there is no disc

in the main unit, it will switch to SD Card

mode, or else, it will switch to Radio mode.

During other modes, to eject USB

to

keep

the previous mode.

Section

Before

You

Start

)

-

Remote Control

Tips:

For

more

information

as

to

replacing

battery,

please

refer

to Replacing

the

Battery

on

page

2,

Section

E)

(Before

You

Start

• SOURCE/PWR

Q

II (Pause/Play)

e GOTO (playing time/track)

6)

• (Stop Playing)

e BANDITITLE

6)

SETUP

o AMSiMENU

~

"/~(F.RlF.F)

o LOC/SUB-T

GI

.....

/11+1

(PreviouslN ext Track)

o ST/AUDIO

e

CLEAR

o ANGLE

e

0-9(Number) Buttons

o OSD

~

......

(Eject Button)

During

DVD

mode, briefly press it to show

fa

LOUD(loudne"

)

the

current

information, press

and

hold it

to

turn off. During

radio

mode, press this

e

EQ(equalizer)

button

to show

the

version

number.

o

ZOOM

(zoom in or

zoom

out)

G

"!~!JiJ.!"'!ENTER

(Left/Right/Up/Down

ENTER)

o

II

....

(Slow Forward/Rewind)

e

BT (bluetooth mode) Button

G

(System Adjusting)

e

PAIR

During

bluetooth,

press

to

pair.

II)

~

Mute

~

...

G)

PROG(Program playing)

During bluetooth, press to dial, dial again

or

answer a

phone.

«I

VOL+NOL-/SEL

G

-=-

G)

RPT(Repeat Playing)

During bluetooth, press to bang up or refuse

.,

RDM (Playing Tracks

at

Random)

a phone.

CDIMP31SDIUSB

Selecting Tracks Fast

DuringMP3/SDIUSBplayback,pressQl ~

Inplayprevioustrack,press

QI

...

Inplay

next track.

DuringCDplayback,firstpress

QI

~ In

return In

the

beginning

of

the currenttrack,

press

QI

~

again within 3 secoodslnplay

previoustrack,pressQl'"

Inplaynexttrack.

[!)

Note:

•

Pressing

[8[J

and

DHJ in

the

monitor

perform

the

same

function.

•

In

CDIMP3/SD/USB

mode,

you

can

press

track'

s

Number

or

name

to

play.

Repeat

Playing

During CDIMP3/SDIUSB

playback,

press

4Ii

RPT

In replay the current track, press

it

again to cancel

this

function.

@ Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control

•

The

default

setting

is

Disc

Repeat.

Number Buttons

Press one

of

@I

Number Buttons(l).-A) In

select a track In play aulnmatically.

(!) Note:

•

Press

track

region

and

the

screen

shows

the

number

keys,

touch

the

number

to

select

tracks.

•

Press~

CLEAR

to

clear

the

mistake

input.

)

Section

mil

Selecting Track

During

CD

playback, first press

f)

GOTO,

and TFT shows:

disc

go

to:-:-,press

your

desired time

of

the

playback by using

num-

ber

buttons.

Secood press GOTO buttnn, track go

to:-:-

appears

on

TFT,

also

input

your

desired

numbers In play

the

current time

of

your

selection.

During MP3/SDIUSB mode, first press

f)

GOTO

and

the

TFT shows:---. Then press

NUMBER BUTTONS In input

the

MP3/SD

track's

Number In play it; secoodly press

GOTO

buttnn, and the TFT

shows:

--:--,

now input the desired time In play the

current track at this point.

[!)

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control.

•

Press

e

CLEAR

to

clear

the

mistake

input

Stop Play

During CDIMP3/SDIUSB playback, press

lEi. In

Slnp

the

playback.

[!)

Note:

*

Press!ng

~

in

the

monitor

performs

the

same

function.

Playing Tracks

at

Random

During CDIMP3/SDIUSB playback, press

m

RDM

buttnn on the remote control In

play any track at randmn under the directory

which you select.

Press

it

again

to

return

to

normal playing.

@ Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control.

Section

~

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CDIMP31SDIUSB

CD/MP3/SD/USB

setUp

During CD playback, touching the screen

shows

the

following

menu:

During MP3/SDlUSB playback, touching

the

screen

shows

the

following

menu:

I:"J ] Scan

the

tracks

[YJ

Trackregion

CARD

appears

in the

SD

mode and USB

appears

in

the

USB

mode.

~

Sound

characteristics

c::::::J

Decrease

volume

level,

adjust

some

items

[TI

Increase

volume level,

adjust

some

items

D!D

Play!pause

[IJ

Stop

~

Next1Iack

o::::3;J

DVD

setop

menu

MQQ§

Mode

selector

Track

Region:

Press

this

region

and

the

screen

shows

the

following

menu:

number

keys

appears, touch the

number

to

select

tracks.

Touch

the

II

X

II

to

exit

this

menu.

CD/MP3/SD/USB

Play

Insert a CDIMP3 disc into the slot, the unit

will play automatically.

Press

REL

after toming the unit on, then

insert a SD card when the

TFf

slanted and

the programs in the card will

be

played.

From

the

back

of

the main unit

insert

the

USB and programs in the USB

will

be

pl-

ayed.

If

there have

be

loaded a disclUSB/SD card,

press SOURCE

on

the remote control to

switch to play,

or

back

to play source

to

select

menu,

press

DVD in

the

monitor

to

play disc, press SD

to

play SD card, press

USB

to

play USB.

I!l Note:

•

Press

SRC

on

the

IIlIrin

unit

to

switch

to

DVD

mode.

When

SD

card

and

USB

were

inserted

into,

press

this

key

again

and

again

to

switch

among

USB,

SD

card

and

disc.

•

Press

~

to

tum

to

mode

switch.

• Bit

rate

not

more

than

320kbps.

• Supports ID3V!.

Before

You

Start

Specifications

General

Power Requirement 14.4V

DC

(1l-16V

allowable)

Load Impedance

40

Max.Power Output 80W X 4

Tone

Controls

:!e7

dB

Bass 100Hz

Treble 10KHz

Dimensions

Approx.184 x 178

xlOO

mm

(dlwth)

Mounting

Approx.l64

xl83xl12

Dimensions

mm(dlwth)

Weight Approx.3.5kg

FM Section

1\ming Range

87.5-108(MHz)

(Optional) (Europe)

87.5-107.9(MHz)

(U.S.A.)

IF Range

1O.7MHz

Usable Sensitivity IOdBuV

(-30dB)

Signal-to-noise Ratio 60dB

Stereo Separation

30dB

(1KHz)

Freqoency Response 40-12KHz

)

AM

Tuner

SectIon

Frequency Range 522-1620(KHz)

(Optional) (Eorope)

IF Range

530-17\0

(KHz)

(U.S.A.)

450KHz

Usable Sensitivity 28dBuV

(-20dB)

YCD/CD

Player Section

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011

VCDSignalSystem AUTOIPALINTSC

Signal-to-noise Ratio 60dB

Separation 60dB(IKHz)

Distortion

0.3%

DYD Player SectIon

DVD Signal System AUTOIPAUNTSC

Numberofchannel 2 channels

Frequency Response 40Hz to 16KHz

Dynamic Range 60dB

Signal-to-Noise Ratio 60dB

Note:

Due

to

continuous

product

improve-

ment,.

specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change wilflout

prior

notice

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RearL

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Battery +

Ground

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Lamp

In

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FrontL

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o Output Plug(Male)

o Fanwindow

f)

Output Socket(Fema\e)

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Installation

Installation Method 0 :

DIN

Front-Mount

Bend

tIlese

claws

outward

for a tight fit,

if

necessary.

CD CD

Push

in

the

unit

Installation

Method e

Installation using

the

saew

holes

at

the

sides

of

the

unit.

Select a position

where

the

screw

holes

of

1 2

the

mounting

bracket

supplied

with

the

car

and

the

screw

holes

of

the

main

unit

become

aligned

(are

fitted),

and

tighten

the

screws (soc

at

2

pla-

ces

on

each

side).

And

then

fasten

them

to

the

car.

)

Dashboardor

Console

Section

mill

Section

~

(Installation

Detach

the

Unit

Detach the front

panel

before disassembl-

ing the unit.

l.Take out the Outer Trim Frame.

Main Parts List

CD

~

2.Insert the keys supplied to the unit at

both sides

of

the unit (shown as illustrated)

until they click. Pulling the keys makes it

possible

to remove the unit from the dashboard.

MSxS

4

Screws

M S x 20

S

Screws

Mounting

Sleeve

xl

Rear

Mounting

Bolt

xl

Harness

Rubber

xl

® ®

o

/

Keys

x 2

Outer

Trim

Frame

xl

Connecting

Wire

xl

® ®

Steel

Bar

x 1

USB

Connecting

Wire

(optional)

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...

or

....

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Il1o

,

...

or

....

,

then

press

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~

(Common Operations

To

select

SOUrce

by Menu

In

any

mode,

press

SRC

in

the

monitor,

the

following

menu

will appear:

Press

it

to select

your

desired item.

If

you

want

to

navigation,

press

NAVI;

if

it

did

not

enter

into,

that

means

the

unit

does

not

include the function.

In

any mode, press

BACK

to return to the

(!) Note:

• If

the

font

display

in cyan.

that

means

there

is

not

have

this

function.

Reset

the

Unit

Opemting the unit for the

fir1It

time

or

after

replacing

the

car

battery,

you

must

reset

the

unit

Remove the front panel

at

fir1It,

and then

Press

®

RES

button

in

the panel with

a pointed object, (such as a ballpoint pen)

to

set

the unit to initial status.

(!)

Notes:

*

When

some

errors

occur

on

the

display,

you

can

also

press

RESET

button

to

resume

to

normal,

and

it

will

erase

the

clock

setting

and

some

me-

morized

functions.

•

This

function

can

only

be

operated

by

the

main

unit

Turning the Unit

On/Off

During waiting status, briefly press 0

PWR

button to

tum

on

the unit, during working

status,

press

and

hold

it

to tum off

or

tum

on

the

unit

(!) Note:

•

Pressing

SRC

button

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Volume Control

Press

~

VOL+

button to increase the

sound level and

press~VOL-

button to

decrease the sound level.

(!)

Note:

•

Pressing

+1-

on

the

main

unit

or

VOL+I-

in

the

monitor

perfonns

the

same

function.

setting the Sound Characteristics

Repeatedly press

~

SEL

button to select

the

desired

mode

in

the

following

order:

,...

VOL_

BALAN_

FADEl

L

SUBWF

+-TREBL

+-

BASS

.-J

Afler selecting the desired mode,

you

can

adjust the current level

by

pressing~VOL

buttons.

(!)

Notes:

•

Pressing

+1-

and

SEL

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

EQ

setting

While listening to the popular music, classic

music

or

rock

music, you

can

select

the

co-

rresponding preset modes

to

adjust the sou-

nd quality perfectly

by

using

~

EQ

button.

Repeatedly pressing

~

EQ

button

to

choose

the following modes in

tum:

,-------+

POP • CLAS I

L

OFF • ROCK

.....-J

The default setting is OFF.

(!)

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

controlooly.

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Section

Common Operations

)

mil

Turning Loudness

On/Off

Press and hold

~

WUD

button activate

loud function. You can press this buttoo

to

increase

the

low

frequency,

which

can

improve

sensitivity

for

your

ears.

Press

it

again to quit this function.

00

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control

only.

~ecta

Disc

Briefly press REL atler turning the uuit

00

,

then insert a disc when

the

1FT

slanted, press

~

on

the

remote

control

to eject a disc.

Or

TFT

will

return

to

the initial status.

00

Note:

•

Pressing

~

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Insert a SD card

Briefly press REL atler turning

the

uuit on,

then insert a

SD

card into

SD

slot when the

TFT slanted.

Common

SD

Card:

insert

a

common

SD

card into ®

SD

slot aud the programs

in

the card will

be

played.

Navigation

SD

Card:

insert

a navigation

SD

card (is loaded with the navigatioo map

into the

SD

card ) into@ SD slot, otherwise

this

uuifs

NAVI dees

not

work.

Angle Setting

Because

of

the uuit character, the display is

different from the different angle. You can

adjust

the

desired angle.

Press

and

hold

Cf>

REL rill ANGLE appears

in

the

monitor,

the

press

® +

to

adjust

mouitor backward

by

definite angle, press

Cf>

-

to

adjust it forward.

(!)

Notes:

•

When

adjusting

the

monitor

angle,

please

press

this

button,

or

the

monitor

would be

broken.

•

This

function

is

operated

by

the

main

unit

only.

Mute

Function

Press I!! il button

to

shut

off

the sound

output,

and

"

oa:"

appears

on

the

LCD.

Press

it

again

to

resume

to

level.

00

Note:

*

Briefly

pressing

MUT

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Night Mode

Press and

hold

®

MUT

button

to

enter

the night mode, press it again to switch to

the normal mode.

[!]

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

the

main

unit

only.

Mode Selector

Repeatedly briefly press 0

SOURCE

button

to select the different modes available.

(!)

Note:

• Briefly

Pressing

SRC

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Infrared

Sensor:

Receptor 0

00

the main uuit for

the

card

remote

control.

Double Function

Except for navigation, press and hold ®

SEUNAVI

to

activate the deuble function,

it

means

that

the

cwrent

mdio

or

playing

is

on,

press

it

to switch to

navigation

status.

Press and hold it again to shut this function,

back to the previous .tatus.

[!]

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

the

main

unit

only.

Section

E)

(Main Menu

Main Menu Setup

Press

and

hold

SETUP

on

the

remote

control

or

MENU

on

the

main

unit,

or

press

SET

in

the

monitor

to

enter

the

menu

as

follows:

This menu includes VIDEO, AUDIO,

SOURCE, SYSTEM, EXIT. Press them in

the

monitor

to

set

the

desired

status.

1.

Video

Adjust

After selecting VIDEO, the sub menu will

appear

as

follows:

In

this menu you can adjust CONTRAST,

COLOR, TINT, BRIGHT, PICTURE.

M

Picture

Adjust

Press PICTURE in

this

menu, it will appear

as

follows:

Press

IBI

and

~

to adjust the size, then

press

SAVE

to save the setup, press EXIT

to

exit

this

menu.

(!) Note:

..

Adjusting

the

other

options

perform

the

same

operatioo.

DVDIVCDIMP4

Selecting MENU

I Selecting Menu:

DuringDVDstatus,

press

0

MENU

to

return

to

the

root

menu, all

of

the chapters will appear

on monitor. You can press

iii

or

~

button

to

select your desired chapter.

2 Selecting Title:

During

DVD

status,

pressDTITLE

to

return

the

title

menu,

all

of

the titles will appear on monitor.

You

also

can

press

~

or

@)

button

to

select your desired chapter.

(!) Note:

..

Under

DVD

menu,

touch

the

screen

to

select

items.

..

If the touch

menu

options

invalid

or

the disc

does

not

support

touch-TITLE,

.

~,

that

is

the

same

as

~

bottons

on

the

remote

control

will

display

on

the

screen.

Press

..

to

left:,

press

'"

to

right,

press

....

to

up,

press

.,.

to

down

and

press.

to

ENTER.

)

Section

mil

DVD

SETUP

MENU

Press

~

SETUP on remote control or =

in

the

monitor,

main

menu

and

sub-menu

will appear on TFT, pressingED [ ..

][,.

]

[~

] [

...

] on the remote control to select

your desired items,

then

press ENTER.

Press

...

to

the

pervious

one,

press

SETUP

or press [

..

][,. ][

~

] [

...

] to move the cursor

on

"X"

,then

press

ENTER

to

exit

the

mcnusetup.

(!)

Noles:

..

The

selections

are

the

preferred

options

that

will

be

chosen

if

they

are

available

on

a disc.

If

the disc

that

is

inserted

does

not

have

the

preferred

option

then

the

discs

own

prefer-

ence

will

be

used.

..

Regarding SETUP MENU, please

refer

to

the

following

pages

for

more

details.

..

Some

functions

varies

depending

on

the

types

of

models

or

formats

of

the

disc.

..

To

touch

the

screen

to select

menu,

touch

it

again to select

the

item.

Section

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C~

D

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~

_

D

_

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_

C

~

D

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l

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M

~

P

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~

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mil

Chan9ing

the

viewing angle

(Multi-angie)

With DVDs featuring multi-angle (scenes

shot

from multiple angles) recordings,

you

can press

.ANGLE

to

switch among vie-

wiog angles during playback.

Selection options switch

as

follows:

ANGLE 1 - ANGLE 2 - ANGLE 3

......

(!)

Notes:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control.

•

This

function

only

operates

with DVDs

featu-

ring multi-angle reconlings.

•

The

..

ffi:f

mark

on

a DVD's package indic-

ates

it

features

multi-angle scenes.

The

number

in

the

..

ffij'

mark

indicates the

number

of

angles

from

which scenes were shot

•

It

is invalid to pressing

ANGLE

during

fast

forward/fast

reverse

or

pause.

Selecting Channel

During

VCD

status, repeatedly press

(,)

AUDIO button

to

select the followiog

channel:

C Stereo . Mono

Left~

Mono Rigbt

_---...J

Selecting the corresponding channel

to

set

the different sound characters.

(!)

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by using

the

remote

control

only.

Program Playing

During VCD mode, press

~

PROG,

the

TFT displays the program menu. Press

NUMBER

BUITONS

to

select the track

Number and

then

press

~

to

move the cursor

to

START, press

ENTER

to

start program

playing;

move

the

cursor

to

EXIT

and

press

ENTER to exit the program playing. Move

the cursor to

1441

and

press ENTER to the

move

the

cursor

to

....

and

press ENTER

to

the next page.

During this process, press

4tl

• to cancel

the program playing.

(!)

Note:

•

The

function is only

valid

on

remote

control.

•

Press~

CLEAR to

clear

the

mistake

input

Playing

PBC

(Menu)

During

VCD

status, first press

.,

TITLE,

PBC playback starts and

the

menu

of

entire

disc

appears

on

the

monitor,

and

then

you

can select your favorite track

by

using al

Number

Buttons.

When

a track is playing,

you can press 0 MENU to retorn to the

menu

if

you would \ike to end the track and

select others. To cancel PBC playing, press

.,

TITLE button again.

(!)

Note:

•

This

function

is

operated

by

using

the

remote

control.

• PBC playing

confirms

to version 2.0 ofVCD

disc

and

SVVD disc only.

2.Audio

Adjust

After selecting AUDIO, the sub menu will

appear

as

follows:

You can adjust VOLUME, SUBWOOF,

BALANCE, FAD, BASS, TREBLE,

For

example,

press

FAD,

the

setting

menu

will appear as follow:

•

Press

IBI

and

IBI

to adjust the desired FAD

level,

press

EXIT

to

exit

this

menu.

(!) Note:

• Adjusting

the

other

options

perform

the

same

operation.

3.Source

Adjust

In

the main menu, press SOURCE in the

monitor,

the

sub

menu

will

appear

as

follows:

You can adjust all

of

the

items to

ON

or

OFF, press the corresponding button to set.

If

one

of

them

was set

OFF,

that

function

is null.

For

example, to

set

the

TV

OFF,

press SOURCE can

not

activate

TV

function .

But can

not

set the current playback OFF.

(!)

Note:

•

If

the

font

display in

red,

then

this

item

can

not

be set

"ON"

and

this

model does not contain

this

function.

4.System

Adjust

After selecting SYSTEM, the sub

menu

will

appear as follows:

In

this menu you can adjust CLOCK SYS,

KEY BEEP and so on.

(!)

Note:

•

If

the

item

display in sky-blue,

then

it

can

not

be

setup.

Section

E)

(Main

Menu

M

Clock

System

Press CLOCK SYSTEM in the monitor

to

set

12

HOUR or

24

HOUR in this menu.

M

Key

Beep

In

this moou you can adjust KEY

BEEP,

press it in the monitor and select ON or

OFF,

the default setting is

ON,

it means when yoo

press

the keys, they sounded.

M

Press • to display the menu follows, press

+

to

display the previous one.

M

Reverse

Pola

Setting REVERSE POLA in this menu.

The signal is

+ 12V when you back a car,

ple

..

e press

BATTERY

in the monitor;

if

the signal is

OV,

please press GROUND.

11

Lamp

SEL

In

this menu you can adjust LAMP SEL,

press it in the monitor and select ON or

OFF,

the default setting is

ON.

MAMSFuliup

In

this menu to set the modes

of

AMS.

When

the setup is ON, the presettable stations are

full,

no

new's

is allowed. When you select

OFF,

it

will

searching continually.

DVDIVCDIMP4

During VCD status, press

OSD

button the

display shows:

During

MP4

status, press OSD button the

display shows:

r

--

s_

_

SiD""

___

---,

elapled

remdD

DO,lay

off

------'

(!J Note:

• This function

is

operated

by

using the remote

control.

Setting

the

Playback Time

During DVD mode, press

f)

GOTO button

to

set the playing time, when the TFT dis-

play:

1it/e/Chapter/Audio/Subtit/e/AlIgl.

/IT

time/CH

time/RepeatlTim. Disp.

Press

'11

[

..

][

"J to select the options, press

ENTER to set the status. Then press NU-

MBER BUTTONS or

'11

[

~

][

..

J

to

set

the current status.

During VCD mode, press

f)

GOTO button

to

set the playing time, when the TFT dis-

play:

track/disc timeltrtu:k timelrepeat

/tim.

disp. Press

'11

[

..

][

"J

to

select the

options, press

ENTER to set the status.

Then press

~

NUMBER BUTTONS

or

'11

[~J

[

..

J

to

set the current status.

During MP4 playback, first

pressf)

GOTO,

and monitor shows:

-,

press your desired

track

by

using nomber buttons and press EN-

TER

to

set the status. Second press GOTO

button, and the monitor shows:

-:-:-,

input

yoor desired time, then press ENTER.

(!J Note:

• This fimction is operated by using the remote

control.

• Press

e

CLEAR

to clear the mistake

input.

)

Changing audio language

(Multi-audio)

Section

mil

DVDs can provide audio playback with

different iangusge. With DVDs

featurinJ!

multi-audio recordings, you can press 0

AUDIO

to

switch between language and

audio systems during playback.

Selection options switch

..

follows:

AUDID 1 - AUDIO 2 - AUDIO 3

......

(!J Note:

• This function is operated by using the remote

control.

...

This function only operates with DVDs fea-

turing multi-audio recordings.

...

The

number

in

the

"dD)"

mark

on

a

DVD's

package indicates the

number

of

recorded

laoguageslaudio systems.

Chan!j1ing

the

subtitle

language

(Multi-subtitle)

With DVDs featuring multi-subtitle recor-

dings.

You

can press 0 SUB-T to switch

between sobtitle languages during playback.

Selection options switch

as

follows:

Subtltl.

1 -

Subtltl.

2 - ...... - SUbtitles

OFF

(!J Note:

• This function is operated

by

using

the remote

control.

...

This function

only

operates with

DVDs

fea-

turing multi-subtitle recordings.

...

The

number

in

the

"~"

mark

on

a

DVD's

package indicates the

number

of

recorded

subtitle languages.

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