AVH-P6050DVD - Receiver PIONEER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AVH-P6050DVD PIONEER

Pleasereadthroughtheseoperatinginstructionsssoyouwillknowhowtooperate yourmodelproperly.Afteryouhavefinishedreadingtheinstructions,keepthismanualinasafeplaceforfuturereference.

Besuretoreadthis

• Playablediscs8
  •DVDvideodiscregionnumbers8
• Whenanoperationisprohibited11

Precautions

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS6

Toensuresafedriving6

Toavoidbatteryexhaustion7

BeforeYouStart

Aboutthisunit8

Aboutthismanual9

Incaseoftrouble9

Features9

AboutWMA10

ToprotecttheLCDscreen10

ForviewingLCDcomfortably11

WhatthemarksonDVDsindicate11

Resettingthemicroprocessor11

Aboutthedemomode12

Useandcareoftheremotecontrol12

Customisingyoursystem

ConnectingwithseparatelysoldPioneer products13

Usingmulti-channelprocessor13

UsingiPod13

UsingtheAVG-VDP1(PioneerVehicle DynamicsProcessor)13

Usingthereardisplay13

UsingBluetoothwirelestechnology14

What's What

Headunit15

Remotecontrol16

BasicOperations

Turningtheunitonandselectinga source19
Loading/Ejectingdiscs20
Adjustingtheflapangle21
Adjustingthevolume21
Turningtheunitoff21
Touchpanelkeybasicoperation22

Tuner

Listeningtotheradio24

Storingandrecallingbroadcast frequencies25

Introductionofadvancedtuner operation25

Storingthestrongestbroadcast frequencies25

Tuninginstrongsignals26

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

WatchingaDVDvideo27

OperatingtheDVDmenu28

Skippingbackorforwardtoanothertitle28

Stoppingplayback28

PausingDVDvideoplayback28

Resume playback(Bookmark)29

Frame-by-frame playback29

Slowmotionplayback29

Searchingforadesiredscene, starting playbackfromaspecifiedtime30

Changingaudiolanguageduring playback (Multi-audio)30

Changing the subtitle language during playback (Multi-subtitle) 31

Changingtheviewingangleduring playback (Multi-angle)31

Returntothespecifiedscene32

AutomaticplaybackofDVDs32

Contents

IntroductionofadvancedDVDvideo operation32

Repeatingplay32

Selectingaudiooutput33

08 PlayingVideoCDs

WatchingaVideoCD34

Stoppingplayback35

PausingVideoCDplayback35

Frame-by-frame playback35

Slowmotionplayback35

Searchingforadesiredscene, starting playbackfromaspecifiedtime36

PBCplayback36

IntroductionofadvancedVideoCD operation37

Repeatingplay37

Selectingaudiooutput37

09 PlayingCDs

ListeningtoaCD38

Stoppingplayback39

PausingCDplayback39

UsingCDTEXTfunctions39

IntroductionofadvancedCDoperation40

Repeatingplay40

Playingtracksinrandomorder40

ScanningtracksofaCD40

10 Playingcompressedaudio

Listeningtocompressedaudio41

Stoppingplayback42

Pausingcompressedaudioplayback42

Displayinginformationoncompressed audio43

Introductionofadvancedbuilt-inDVDplayer (compressedaudio)operation44

Repeatingplay44

Playingtracksinrandomorder44

Scanningfoldersandtracks45

11 Multi-CDPlayer

ListeningtoaCD46

PausingCDplayback47

UsingCDTEXTfunctions47

50-discmulti-CDplayer47

Introductionofadvancedmulti-CDplayer operation48

Repeatingplay48

Playingtracksinrandomorder48

ScanningCDsandtracks49

UsingITSplaylists49

Usingcompressionandbasemphasis50

12 TVtuner

Watchingthetelevision51

Storingandrecallingbroadcaststations52

IntroductionofadvancedTVtuner operation52

Storingthestrongestbroadcaststations sequentially53

Selectingtheareagroup53

13 PlayingsongsoniPod

ListeningtosongsonyouriPod54

Browsingforasong54

Pausingasong55

DisplayingtextinformationoniPod55

Displayinginformationonsong55

Repeatingplay55

Playingsongsinarandomorder (shuffle)56

14 BluetoothAudio

ListeningtosongsonBTAudio(Bluetooth audioplayer)57

ConnectingaBluetoothaudioplayer58

PlayingsongsonaBluetoothaudio player58

DisconnectingaBluetoothaudioplayer58

DisplayingBD(BluetoothDevice) address59

15 BluetoothTelephone

Hands-freephoningwithcellularphones featuringBluetoothwireless technology60

Settingupforhands-freephoning61

Basicoperationofhands-freephoning61

Introduction of advanced hands-freephoning operation 62

Connectingacellularphone62

Disconnectingacellularphone63

Registeringaconnectedcellularphone63

Deletingaregisteredphone63

Connectingtoaregisteredcellular phone64

Usingthephonebook64

Usingthecallhistory66

Usingpresetnumbers67

Makingacallbyenteringphonenumber67

Clearingmemory68

Settingautomaticanswering68

Settingautomaticrejecting68

Switchingtheringtone68

Echocancelingandnoisereduction68

DisplayingBD(BluetoothDevice) address68

16 AudioAdjustments

Introductionofaudioadjustments69

Usingbalanceadjustment69

Usingtheequalizer70

Adjustingloudness71

Usingsubwooferoutput71

Usingnonfadingoutput71

Usingthehighpassfilter72

Adjustingsourcelevels72

Stagingforcarenvironment72

17 DigitalSignalProcessor

IntroductionofDSPadjustments74

Using the position selector 74

Usingbalanceadjustment75

Adjustingsourcelevels75

Usingthedynamicrangecontrol76

Usingthedown-mixfunction76

Usingthedirectcontrol76

UsingtheDolbyProLogicII76

Settingthespeakersetting77

Adjustingthespeakeroutputlevels78

Selectingacross-overfrequency79

Adjustingthespeakeroutputlevelsusinga testtone79

Usingthetimealignment80

Usingtheequalizer81

Usingtheauto-equalizer83

AutoTAandEQ(auto-timealignment and auto-equalizing)83

18 Setup

Introductionofsetupadjustments86

SettingtheAVinput86

Settingtheclock87

Selectingvideoonreardisplay88

19 DVDSetup

IntroductionofDVDsetupadjustments89

Settingthesubtitlelanguage89

Settingtheaudiolanguage90

Settingthemenulanguage90

Switchingtheassistsubtitleonoroff90

Settingtheangleicondisplay90

Settingtheaspectratio91

Settingtheparentallock91

20 InitialSetup

Adjustinginitialsettings93

Switchingtheauxiliarysetting93

Settingtherearoutputandsubwoofer controller93

SettingtheFMtuningstep94

SettingtheAMtuningstep94

ChanginglanguagesforCAUTION94

Switchingthesoundmuting/attenuation94

MixingAVG-VDP1beepandaudiosound95

Correctingdistortedsound95

SettingtheTVsignal95

Resettingtheaudiofunctions96

EnteringPINcodeforBluetoothwireless connection96

Extendingthevehicle'santenna96

21 OtherFunctions

Adjustingthescreen97

Selectingthebackgrounddisplay98

Adjustingtheresponsepositionsofthe touchpanels(TouchPanel Calibration)99

DisplayingtheAVG-VDP1(PioneerVehicle DynamicsProcessor)99

UsingtheAUXsource100

Usingtheexternalunit101

Settingremotecontrolcodetype101

Usingthepreprogrammedfunction102

AdditionalInformation

Troubleshooting103

Errormessages105

UnderstandingautoTAandEQerror messages105

DVDplayerandcare107

DVDdiscs107

AVCHDrecordeddiscs108

CD-R/CD-RWdiscs108

DualDiscs108

MP3andWMAfiles108

Aboutfoldersandcompressedaudio files110

Usingthedisplaycorrectly110

LanguagecodechartforDVD112

Terms113

Specifications116

Index118

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS

Pleasereadalloftheseinstructionsregarding yourdisplayandretainthemforfuturereference.

1 Readthismanualfullyandcarefullybeforeoperatingyourdisplay.
2 Keep this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures and safety information.
3Paycloseattentiontoallwarningsinthis manualandfollowtheinstructionscarefully.
4 Donotallowotherpersonstousethissystemuntiltheyhavereadunderstood theoperatinginstructions.
5 Donotinstallthedisplaywhereitmay(i) obstructthedriver'svision,(ii) impair the performanceofanyofthevehicle'soperatingsystemsorsafetyfeatures,includingairbags,hazardlampbuttonsor(iii) impairthedriver'sabilitytosafelyoperatethevehicle.
6 Donotoperatethisdisplayifdoingsoin anywaywilldivertyourattentionfrom thesafeoperationofyourvehicle.Always observesafedrivingrulesandfollowwall existingtrafficregulations.Ifyouexperiencedifficultyinoperatingthesystemor readingthedisplay,parkyourvehicleina safelocationandmakenecessaryadjustments.
7 Pleaseremembertowearyourseatbeltat alltimeswhileoperatingyourvehicle.If youareeverinanaccident,yourinjuries canbeconsiderablymoresevereifyour seatbeltisnotproperlybuckled.
8 Never use headphones while driving.
9 Topromotesafety, certain functions are disabled unless the parking brakeison, and the vehicle is not in motion.
10 Neversetthevolumeofyourdisplayso highthatyoucannothearoutsidetravfic andemergencyvehicles.

WARNING

- Donotattempttoinstallorserviceyour displaybyyourself.Installationorservicingofthedisplaybypersonswithout trainingandexperienceinelectronic equipmentandautomotiveaccessories maybedangerousandcouldexposeyou totheriskofelectricshockorother hazards.

Toensuresafedriving

WARNING

•LIGHTGREENLEADATPOWERCON-NECTORISDESIGNEDTODETECT PARKEDSTATUSANDMUSTBECON- NECTEDTOTHEPOWERSUPPLYSIDE OFTHEPARKINGBRAKESWITCH.IM- PROPERCONNECTIONORUSEOF THISLEADMAYVIOLATEAPPLICABLE LAWANDMAYRESULTINSERIOUSIN- JURYORDAMAGE.

• To avoid the risk of damage and injury and the potential violation of applicable laws, this unit is not for use with videoscreen that is visible to the driver.

• To avoid the risk of accident and the potential violation of applicable laws, the front DVD or TV (sold separately) features should never be used while the vehicle is being driven. Also, reardisplay should not be in a location where it is visible distraction to the driver.

- In some countries or state the viewing of images on display inside a vehicle even by person so other than the driver may be illegal. Wheresuch regulations apply, they must be obeyed and this unit's DVD feature should not be used.

Precautions

WhenyouattempttowatchaDVD,VideoCD orTVwhiledriving,thewarningVIDEOVIEWINGISNOTAVAILABLEWHILEDRIVINGwill appearonthefrontdisplay. TowatchaDVD,VideoCDorTVonthefront display,parkyourvehicleinasafeplaceand applytheparkingbrake.

Toavoidbatteryexhaustion

Besuretorunthevehicleenginewhileusing thisunit.Usingthisunitwithoutrunningthe enginecanresultinbatterydrainage.

WARNING

Donotusewithvehiclesthatdonotfeaturean ACCposition.

Aboutthisunit

CAUTION

• Donotallowthisunittocomeintocontact with liquids. Electricalshockcouldresult. Also, damagetothisunit, smoke, andoverheatingcouldresult from contact with liquids.
• "CLASS1LASERPRODUCT" Thisproductcontainsalaserdiodeofhigher classthan1.Toensurecontinuedsafety,do notremoveanycoversorattemptogainaccesstotheinsideoftheproduct.Referallservicingtoqualifiedpersonnel.
• Keep this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures and precautions.
  • Alwayskeepthevolumelowenoughsothat youcanhearsoundsfromoutsidethevehicle.
• Protectthisunitfrommoisture.
• If the battery is disconnected, discharged, the preset memory will be erased and must be reprogrammed.
• If this unit does not operate properly, contact your dealer or nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station.

Playablediscs

DVD,VideoCDandCDdiscsthatdisplaythe logosshownbelowcanbeplayedbackonthis player.

DVDvideo

VideoCD

CD

Notes

• DVD isatrademarkofDVDFormat/Logo LicensingCorporation.
- Thisplayercanonly playbackdiscsbearing themarksshownabove.

The illustration below show stheregions and corresponding region numbers.

World map with numbered regions and labeled areas, likely illustrating a geographic or regional structure.

Aboutthismanual

Thisunitfeaturesanumberofsophisticated functionsensuringsuperiorreceptionandoperation. Allthefunctionshavebeendesigned fortheeasiestpossibleuse, butmanyarenot self-explanatory. Thisoperationmanualwill helpyoubenefitfullyfromthisunit'spotential andtomaximizeyourlisteningenjoyment. Werecommendthatyoufamiliarizeyourself withthefunctionsandtheiroperationbyreadingthroughthemanualbeforeyoubegin usingthisunit.Itisespeciallyimportantthat youreadandobserveWARNINGSandCAUTIONsinthismanual.

Incaseoftrouble

Should this product fail to operate properly, contact your dealer or nearest authorized PioneerServiceStation.

Features

Touchpanelkeyoperation

Itispossibletooperatethisunitbyusing touchpanelkey.

DVDvideoplayback

ItispossibletoplaybackDVDvideoandDVD-R/RW(videomode). Rememberthatuseofthissystemforcommercialorpublicviewingpurposesmayconstituteaninfringementontheauthor'srights protectedbytheCopyrightLaw.

VideoCDsfeaturingPBCcompatibility

ItispossibletoplaybackVideoCDsfeaturing PBC( playbackcontrol).

CD playback

MusicCD/CD-R/RWplaybackispossible.

MP3fileplayback

Youcan playback MP3 files recorded on CD-ROM/CD-R/CD-RW (ISO9660 Level 1/Level 2 standard recordings).

• Supplyofthisproductonlyconveysalicenseforprivate,non-commercialuseand doesnotconveyalicensenorimplyany righttousethisproductinanycommercial (i.e.revenue-generating)realtimebroadcasting(terrestrial,satellite,cableand/or anyothermedia),broadcasting/streaming viainternet,intranetsand/orothernetworksorinotherelectroniccontentdistributionsystems,suchaspay-audioor audio-on-demandapplications.Anindependentlicenseforsuchuseisrequired. Fordetails,pleasevisit http://www.mp3licensing.com.

WMAfile playback

Youcan playbackWMAfilesrecordedonCD-ROM/CD-R/CD-RW(ISO9660Level1/Level2 standardrecordings).

NTSC, PAL, PAL-M (for South America) and SECAM (for Russian) compatibility

ThisunitisNTSC/PAL/PAL-M/SECAMsystem compatible. When connecting other component to this unit, besure components are compatible with the same videosystem otherwise images will not be correctly reproduced.

Multi-aspect

Switchingbetweenwidescreen,letterboxand panscandisplayispossible.

Multi-audio

YoucanswitchbetweenmultipleaudiosystemsrecordedonaDVDasdesired.

Multi-subtitle

YoucanswitchbetweenmultiplesubtitlelanguagesrecordedonaDVDasdesired.

Multi-angle

YoucanswitchbetweenmultipleviewinganglesofascenerecordedonaDVDasdesired.

Hands-freephoning

UsingBluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100), thisunitrealizeseffortlesshands-freephoning withBluetoothwirelesstechnology.

Bluetoothaudioplayercompatibility

UsingBluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100), youcancontrolBluetoothaudioplayerfeaturingBluetoothwirelestechnology.

iPod® compatibility

WhenyouusethisunitwithaninterfaceadapterforiPod(CD-IB100II)(soldseparately),youcancontrolaniPodwithDockConnector.

- iPodisatrademarkofAppleInc., registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.

Note

Thisproductincorporatescopyrightprotection technologythatisprotectedbymethodclaimsof certainU.S.patentsandotherintellectualpropertyrightsownedbyMacrovisionCorporation andotherrightsowners.Useofthiscopyright protectiontechnologymustbeauthorizedby MacrovisionCorporation,andisintendedfor homeandotherlimitedviewingusesonlyunless otherwiseauthorizedbyMacrovisionCorporation. Reverseengineeringordisassemblyis prohibited.

AboutWMA

TheWindowsMedia™logoprintedonthebox indicatesthatthisunitcanplaybackWMA data.

WMAisshortforWindowsMediaAudioand referstoanaudiocompressiontechnology that is developed by Microsoft Corporation. WMAdatacanbeencoded by using Windows MediaPlayerversion7orlater.

WindowsMediaandtheWindowslogoaretrademarksorregisteredtrademarksofMicrosoft CorporationintheUnitedStatesand/orother countries.

Notes

• Thisunitmaynotoperatecorrectlydepending ontheapplicationusedtoencodeWMAfiles.
• Depending on the version of Windows Media Player used to encode WMA files, album names and other text information may not be correctly displayed.

ToprotecttheLCDscreen

• Donotallowdirectsunlighttofallonthe displaywhenthisunitisnotbeingused. Extendedexposuretodirectsunlightcan resultinLCDscreenmalfunctiondueto theresultinghightemperatures.
• When using acellular phone, keep the antenna of the cellular phone away from the display to prevent disruption of the video by the appearance of spots, colored stripes, etc.
• Nevertouchthescreenwithanythingbesidesyourfingerwhenoperatingthetouch panelfunction.Thescreencanscratch easily.

ForviewingLCDcomfortably

Duetoitsconstruction, theviewingangle of theLCDscreenislimited. You can adjust by changing either screensize or picture adjustment.

Changingthewidescreensize

Bychangingthescreensizefrom4:3to16:9, youcanadjustthescreensothatthescreen canfittothevideoimageyouareplaying. Fordetailsconcerningoperation,referto Changingthewidescreenmodeonpage97.

Changing the picture adjustment

YoucanmakethebestadjustmenttothepicturedisplaybychangingBRIGHT,CONTRAST,COLORandHUE.YoucanalsodimorenlighttheoverallpictureimageusingDIMMER. Fordetailsconcerningoperation,referto Changingthepictureadjustmentonpage 97.

WhatthemarksonDVDs indicate

ThemarksbelowmaybefoundonDVDdisc labelsandpackages.Theyindicatethetypeof imagesandaudiorecordonthedisc,and thefunctionsyoucanuse.

MarkMeaning
2)	Indicatesthenumberofaudiosystems.
2...	Indicatesthenumberofsubtitlelanguages.
3	Indicatesthenumberofviewingangles.

MarkMeaning

16:9 LB

Indicate the picture size (aspect ratio: screen width-to-height ratio) type.

Indicatesthenumberoftheregion whereplaybackispossible.

Whenanoperationisprohibited

When you are watching a DVD and attempt to perform an operation, it may not be performed because of the programming on the disc.

Whenthishappens, theicon ☑ appearson thescreen.

•Theicon disc. maynotappearwithcertain

Resettingthemicroprocessor

PressingRESETletsyouresetthemicroprocessortoitsinitialsettings.

Themicroprocessormustberesetunderthe followingconditions:

• Priortousingthisunitforthefirsttime afterinstallation
• Iftheunitfailstooperateproperly
• Whenstrangeorincorrectmessagesappearonthedisplay

1TurntheignitionswitchOFF.

2PressRESETwithapentiporother pointedinstrument.

BAND TRACK

RESETbutton

Notes

• WhenusingwithAVG-VDP1, ifyoupress RESET, besureACCOFFisselected. If ACC ONisselected, correctoperationmaynotbe possibleevenifyoupressRESET.
• Aftercompletingconnectionsorwhenyou wanttoeraseallmemorizedsettingsorreturn theunittoitsinitial(factory Cuba settings,switch yourengineONorsettheignitionswitchto ACCONbeforepressingRESET.

Aboutthedemomode

Important

Theredlead(ACC)ofthisunitshouldbeconnectedtoaterminalcoupledwithignitionswitch on/offoperations.Ifthisisnotdone,thevehicle batterymaybedrained.

Thefeatureddemoautomaticallystartswhen youselectthesourceOFF. ThedemocontinueswhiletheignitionswitchissettoACC orON. Tocancelthefeatureddemo, pressand hold ENTERTAINMENT(ENT). Torestartthe featuredemo, pressandhold

ENTERTAINMENT(ENT)again.Remember thatifthefeaturedemocontinuesoperating whenthecarengineisturnedoff,itmaydrain batterypower.

Useandcareoftheremote control

Installingthebattery

Slidethetrayonthebackoftheremotecontroloutandinsertthebatterywiththeplus(+) andminus(-)polesalignedproperly.

- When using for the first time, pull out the film protruding from the tray.

Diagram showing two steps of a device being inserted into a housing, with no visible text or symbols.

WARNING

Keepthebatteryoutofthereachofchildren. Shouldthebatterybeswallowed,consultadoc-torimmediately.

CAUTION

• UseoneCR2025(3V) lithium battery.
- Removethebatteryiftheremotecontrolisnot usedforamonthorlonger.
- Thereisadangerofexplosionifthebatteryis incorrectlyreplaced.Replaceonlywiththe sameorequivalenttype.
- Donothandlethebatterywithmetallictools.
- Donotstorethebatterywithmetallicobjects.
- Ifthebatteryleaks,wipetheremotecontrol completelycleanandinstallanewbattery.
- Whendisposingofusedbatteries,comply withgovernmentalregulationsorenvironmentalpublicinstitutions'rulesthatapplyinyour country/area.

Usingtheremotecontrol

Pointtheremotecontrolinthedirectionofthe frontpaneltooperate.

- Theremotecontrolmaynotfunctionproperlyindirectsunlight.

Important

• Donotstoretheremotecontrolinhighttemperaturesordirectsunlight.
• Donotlettheremotecontrolfallontothe floor,whereitmaybecomejammedunderthe brakeoracceleratorpedal.

Customising your system

Connectingwithseparately soldPioneerproducts

ConnectingwithotherPioneerproducts,you cancreatethebestaudio-visualenvironment forejoyingmusicandmovieincar. Thissectiondescribesavailableoptionthatcanbecontrolledbythisunit.

Usingmulti-channelprocessor

When using this unit with a Pioneermulti-channel processor, you can enjoy the atmosphere and excitement provided by DVD movie and music software featuring 5.1 channel recordings.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation, referto/IntroductionofDSPadjustmentsonpage74.

- ManufacturedunderlicensefromDolby Laboratories. "Dolby", "Pro Logic", and the double-DsymbolaretrademarksofDolby Laboratories.

- ManufacturedunderlicenseunderU.S.Patent#'s:5,451,942;5,956,674;5,974,380;5,978,762;6,487,535&otherU.S.andworldwidepatentsissued&pending.DTSandDTSDigitalSurroundareregisteredtrademarksandtheDTSlogosandSymbolaretrademarksofDTS,Inc. ©1996–2007DTS,Inc.AllRightsReserved.

Digital Surround

UsingiPod

WhenyouusethisunitwithaninterfaceadapterforiPod(CD-IB100II)(soldseparately),youcancontrolaniPodwithDockConnector. Fordetailsconcerningoperation,refertoPlayingsongsoniPodonpage54.

• iPodisattrademarkofAppleInc., registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.
• iPodadaptersupportsonlyaniPodwith DockConnector.

UsingtheAVG-VDP1(Pioneer VehicleDynamicsProcessor)

Thisunitcanbeusedasthedisplayunitfor theAVG-VDP1(soldseparately)product. Fordetailsconcerningoperation,refertoDisplayingtheAVG-VDP1(PioneerVehicleDynamicsProcessor)onpage99.

Usingthereardisplay

Combiningthisunitwithareardisplay(sold separately),youcandisplaytheselected sourceonthereardisplaysopassengersin rearseatscancomfortablyviewthesame imagewiththefrontortheycanwatchthedifferentimage(i.e.imagefromAVG-VDP1)independently. Fordetailsconcerningoperation,refertoSelectingvideoonreardisplayonpage88.

- WhenaPioneerVehicleDynamicsProcessor(AVG-VDP1)isconnectedtothisunit, theAVG-VDP1canbedisplayedontherear display.(Refertopage88.)

Important

NEVERinstallthereardisplayinalocationthat enablesthedrivertowatchtheDVDorTVwhile driving.

Customising your system

UsingBluetoothwireless technology

PlayingaBluetoothaudio playerusingwithBluetooth adapter(e.g.CD-BTB100)

If you connect a Bluetooth adapter (e.g. CD-BTB100) to this unit, you can control Bluetooth audioplayers via Bluetooth wireless technology.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation,refertoBluetoothAudioonpage57.

- Eventhoughyouraudioplayerdoesnot containaBluetoothwirelesstechnology module,youcanstillcontrolitusinga Bluetoothadaptersoldonthemarket.

- Insomecountries, CD-BTB100isnotsold onthemarket.

Hands-freephoningusingwith Bluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100)

If you use a Bluetooth adapter (e.g. CD-BTB100), you can connect cellular phone featuring Bluetooth wireless technology to this unit for hands-free, wireless calls, even while driving.

Fordetailsconcerninghands-freephoningoperation,refertoHands-freephoningwithcellularphonesfeaturingBluetoothwireless technologyonpage60.

- Insomecountries, CD-BTB100isnotsold onthemarket.

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Headunit

①BAND/ESCbutton

PresstoselectamongthreeFMbandsand oneAMbandandtocancelcontrolmodes offunctions.

②RESETbutton

Presstoreturntothefactorysettings(initial settings).

③Signalreceptor

Receivessignalsfromaremotecontrol.

④◀/▶buttons

Presstodomanualseektuning, fastforward, reverse and track search controls.

⑤VOLUME

Presstoincreaseordecreasethevolume.

⑥SOURCEbutton

Thisunitisturnedonbyselectingasource. Presstocyclethroughalltheavailable sources.

⑦ENTERTAINMENT(ENT)button

Presstodisplaytheentertainmentmenu.

⑧WIDEbutton

Presstoselectadesiredmodeforenlarging a4:3picturetoa16:9one.

⑨V.ADJbutton

Pressandholdtodisplaythepictureadjustmentmenu.

⑩OPENbutton

PresstoslidedownoruptheLCDpanel.

2 3 4 OFF SOURCE ATT VOLUME MENU AUDIO SUM TITLE ANGLE TOP MENI AUDIO MENU NETWORK FOLDER DISC ON ON ON AUTO PLAY HIV PEN DOOR MARK DIRECTS 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 15 BACK BAND DISP ENT ESC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 10 C CLEAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Remotecontrol

	ButtonnamesAVHmode		DVDmodewithremotecontrol codeAVH
1	Remotecontrol selection switch	Switchtochangethesettingoftheremotecontrol.Fordetails,refertoSettingremotecon-trolcodetypeonpage101.
2	SOURCE button	Press to cycle through all the available sources. Press and hold to turn the source off.
3	A T T button	Presstoquicklylowerthevolumelevelbyabout90%.Pressoncemoretoreturntotheorigi-nalvolumelevel.
4	VOLUMEbuttons	Presstoincreasecordecreasethevolume.
5	AUDIObuttonPressochangetheaudiolanguageduringDVD playback.
	SUBTITLEbutton	PresstochangethesubtitlelanguageduringDVD playback.
	ANGLEbuttonPressochangetheviewingangleduringDVD playback.
6RETURNbuttonPresstodisplaythePBC( playbackcontrol)menuduringPBC playback.
7	▲/▼buttons (DISC)	Presstoselectthenext/previousdisc.
8	Remotecontrol operationmode switch	Switch the operation mode between AVH, DVD and TV modes. Normally, set to AVH. For details, refertoUsingtheremotecontroloperationmodeswitchonthenextpage.
9	BOOKMARK button/PGM button	Presstoperatethepreprogrammedfunctions foreachsource.(RefertoUsingthepreprogrammedfunctiononpage102.)	Presstoturnthebookmarkfunctionon oroff.Fordetails, refertoResumeplay-back(Bookmark)onpage29.
10	DIRECTbuttonNotused.
11	EAR.SbuttonNotused.
12	DISPLAYbutton	Presstoselectdifferentdisplays.Notused.
13	ENTERTAIN-MENT(ENT) button	Presstodisplaytheentertainmentmenu.Notused.
14	0to10buttons,CLEARbutton	Press 0 to 10 to input numbers. Buttons 1 to 6 canoperatethepresettingforthetuneror discchangingforDVDplayerormulti-CDplayer. PressCLEARtocleartheinputnumbers.	PresstoselectamenuontheDVDtop menu.
15	ACKbuttonPresstoreturntothepreviousdisplay.Notused.
16	BAND/ESCbutton	PresstoselectamongthreeFMbandsandone AMbandandtocancelcontrolmodesoffunc-tions.Presstoswitchmodebetweencompressed audioandaudiodata(CD-DA)whenplaying discswithcompressedaudioandaudiodata (CD-DA)suchasCD-EXTRAandMIXED-MODE CDs.	Presstoswitchmodebetweencom-pressedaudioandaudiodata(CD-DA) whenplayingdiscswithcompressed audioandaudiodata(CD-DA)suchas CD-EXTRAandMIXED-MODECDs.
17	PLAY/PAUSE (►/III)button	Presstoswitchsequentiallybetween playbackandpause.
	REVERSE(◄◄) button	Presstoperformfastreverse.
	FORWARD (►►)button	Presstoperformfastforward.
	PREVIOUS (I◄◄)button	Presstoreturntotheprevioustrack(chapter).
	NEXT(►►I) button	Presstogotothenextrack(chapter).
	STEP(II►/◄II) buttons	PresstomoveaheadoneframeatatimeduringDVD/VideoCD playback.Pressandhold foronesecondtoactivateslow playback.
	STOP(■)but-ton	Presstostopplayback.
18	AUTOPLAY button	PresstoturntheDVDauto-playbackfunctiononoroff.
19	▲/▼buttons (FOLDER)	Presstoselectthenext/previousfolder.
20	Joystick	Movetodofastforward,reverseandtracksearch controls.ClicktorecallMENU.	MovetoselectamenuontheDVD menu.
21	MENUbuttonPresstodisplaytheDVDmenuduringDVD playback.
	TOPMENU (TOP.M)button	PresstoreturntothetopmenuduringDVD playback.

Usingtheremotecontrol operationmodeswitch

There are three remote control operation modes on theremote control.

AVHmodeoperation

Whenoperatingthisunitbyremotecontrol, themodeisnormallyswitchedtoAVH.

• Thejoystickontheremotecontrolcanperformthesameoperationsastheoneon theheadunit.Furthermore,thejoystick canperformthesameoperationsasthe touch panel keys ▲, ▼, ◀ and ▶.
• 1to6canperformthesameoperationsas thepreset tuningkeysP1toP6andthe discselectionkeys01to06.
  —Ifyouwanttoselectadisclocatedat7 to12byusingbuttons1to6,pressand holdthecorrespondingnumbers,such as1fordisc7,untilthediscnumberappearsinthedisplay.

DVDmodeoperation

If you switch themodeto DVD, the joystick and 0 to 1 operations are changed for DVD player.

- Whenyouwanttooperatethefollowingfunctions,switchthemodetoDVD:

• WhenoperatingtheDVDmenubyusing thejoystick.(RefertoOperatingtheDVD menuonpage28.)
• WhenoperatingthePBCmenubyusing0 to10.(RefertoWatchingaVideoCDon page34.)
• When specifying title by using 0 to 1. (Refer to Specifying title on page 30.)

TVmodeoperation

TVoperationsavailablewithaPioneerTVtuner (e.g.GEX-P5750TV(P))canbecontrolledwith AVHmode.TVmodeisnotusedwiththis unit.

- Fordetailsconcerningoperation,referto theTVtuner'soperationmanuals.

Turningtheunitonand selectingasource

① OFF

①Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

Youcanselectasourceyouwanttolistento. ToswitchtotheDVDplayer,loadadiscinthe unit.

- Whenusingthetouchpanelkeys, touchthesourceiconandthentouchthe desiredsourcename.

Thesourcenamesaredisplayedandselect-ableonesarehighlighted.

•DISC1-Built-inDVDplayerdisc1
•DISC2-Built-inDVDplayerdisc2
•DISC3-Built-inDVDplayerdisc3
•DISC4—Built-inDVDplayerdisc4
•DISC5-Built-inDVDplayerdisc5
•DISC6—Built-inDVDplayerdisc6
•TUNER-Tuner

•TV-Television

- iPod-iPod

•AUX1-AUX1

•AUX2-AUX2

- AV1-AV1input

- AV2-AV2input

• TEL-Bluetooth telephone

• BTAudio—Bluetoothaudioplayer

-EXT1-Externalunit1

- EXT2-Externalunit2

•M-CD-Multi-CDplayer

- OFF-Turntheunitoff

- ESC-Closesourceselectmenu

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.
■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

- Whenusingthebuttons,pressSOURCE toselectasource.

PressSOURCErepeatedlytoswitchbetween thefollowingsources.

TUNER (tuner)—TV (television)—AV1 (AV 1)—AV2 (AV 2)—DVD-V (built-in DVD player)—M-CD (multi-CD player)—iPod (iPod)—EXT1 (externalunit1)—EXT2 (externalunit2)—

AUX1 (AUX 1)—AUX2 (AUX 2)—TEL (bluetoothtelephone)—BTAudio(bluetoothaudio player)

Notes

• In the following cases, the sound source will not change.
  —When noun it corresponding to these-lected source is connected.
  —Whenthereisnodiscintheunit.
  —Whenthereisnomagazineinthemulti-CDplayer.
  —WhenAUX(auxiliaryinput)issettooff (refertopage93).
  —WhentheAV(AVinput)isnotsetto VIDEO(refertopage86).

- ExternalunitreferstoaPioneerproduct(such asonesavailableinthefuture)that,although incompatibleasasource,enablescontrolof basicfunctionswiththisunit.Twoexternal unitscanbecontrolledwiththisunit.When twoexternalunitsareconnected,theexternal unitisautomaticallyallocatedtoexternalunit 1orexternalunit2bythisunit.

- Whenthisunit'sblue/whiteleadisconnected tothevehicle'sauto-antennarelaycontrol terminal,thevehicle'santennaextendshwhen thisunit'ssourceisturnedon.Toretractthe antenna,turnthesourceoff.

Loading/Ejectingdiscs

CAUTION

Keephandsandfingersclearoftheunitwhen opening,closing,oradjustingtheLCDpanel.Be especiallycautiousofchildren'shandsandfingers.

Loadingadisc

Uptosixdiscscanbestoredintothisunit. Eachdiscisstoredineachdischolderallowingyoutospecifyaholderforloadingadisc.

1PressOPENontheunittodisplayloading/ejectingmenu.

The LCD panel opens halfway, and the loading/ejecting menu is displayed on the screen.

• Ifthediscintheholderhasalreadybeen played,thedisctypeisdisplayedonthe holdericon(e.g.CD,DVDetc.).
  • NODISCisdisplayedforanemptyholder.

2TouchLOADnexttotheholderyou wanttoinsertadiscin.

Theselectedholderflashes.WhenREADYis displayed,thisunitbecomesonstandbyto loadadiscintotheholder.

■Iftheholderhasalreadyloadedadisc,you needtoejectthediscfirst.Fordetailsconcerning aboutejectingadisc,refertoEjectingadiscon thenextpage.

3Insertadiscintothediscloadingslot.

Diagram of a CD or DVD drive with an arrow pointing to the top panel (no text or symbols present)

Thediscisloadedintotheselectedholder.

Repeatthesestepsuntilyouhavedoneloadingdiscsintothisunit.

■Tocancelloadingthediscintotheselected holder,touchCANCEL.

4ToreplacetheLCDpaneltotheoriginal position, pressOPENontheunit.

- When the automatic playback function is, this unit will cancel the DVD menu and automatically start playback from the first chapter of the first title. Referto Automatic playback of DVD on page 32.

Notes

- TheDVDplayerplaysone,standard12-cmdiscatatime.Playingbackan8-cmdiscis notpossiblewiththisunit.Playablediscand adapterarelistedinthetablebelow.

12-cmdisc8-cmdisc8-cmdiscadapter
√—	—

• Donotinsertanythingotherthanadiscinto thediscloadingslot.Discswhichcanbe playedbackarelistedonPlayablediscson page8.
• If you cannot insert adisc completely or if after you insert adiscthedisc does not play, check that the label side of the disc is up. Press OPEN and touch ▲ toeject the disc, and check the disc for damage before inserting it again.
• Ifanerrormessageisdisplayed, refertoError messagesonpage105.
• Ifbookmarkfunctionison,DVDplaybackresumesfromtheselectedpoint.Formoredetails,refertoResume playback(Bookmark)on page29.
• Thisunitdoesnotautomaticallychangediscs evenifitreachestotheendofthecurrently playingdisc.Tochangediscs,press▲or▼ button(DISC)ontheremotecontrol.

BasicOperations

Ejectingadisc

Youcanspecifyaholderthatyouejectadisc from.

1PressOPENontheunittodisplayloading/ejectingmenu.

TheLCDpanelopenshalfway,andtheloading/ejectingmenuisdisplayedonthescreen.

• Ifthediscintheholderhasalreadybeen played,thedisctypeisdisplayedonthe holdericon(e.g.CD,DVDetc.).
  • NODISCisdisplayedforanemptyholder.

2Touch▲nexttotheholderyouwant toejectthediscfrom.

Thediscisejected.

■Youcanejectallloadeddiscsatonce.Today this,touchALL▲.

Tocanceltheallejecting,touchCANCEL.

3ToreplacetheLCDpaneltotheoriginal position, pressOPENontheunit.

Adjusting the flap angle

Youcanadjusttheflapangleasneeded.

Important

When adjusting the flapangle, besuretofollow the procedures explained below. Forcibly adjusting the flapangle by hand may damage it.

1PressandholdOPENbuttonontheunit todisplaytheflapangleadjustmenu.

2Touch+or-toadjusttheflapangle.

Eachtimeyoutouch +, theflapcomesouttowardyou. Touching-movestheflaptheother wayaround.

- Youcanselectfromfivepositionsforthe flapangle.

- Theadjustedflapanglewillbememorized. Thenexttimeyoujectorloadaddiscs,the flapreturnstothepositionwhereyouset theangle.

Adjustingthevolume

●UseVOLUMEtoadjustthesoundlevel.

PressVOLUMEtoincreaseordecrease the sourcevolume.

Withtheremotecontrol, press VOLUME to increase or decrease the volume.

Turningtheunitoff

- Whenusingthetouchpanelkeys, touchthesourceiconandthentouchOFF.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.
- Whenusingthebuttons, pressSOURCE and holduntiltheunitturnsoff.
■Tocompletelyturnthedisplayoff,touchand hold DISP. OFF. Refer to Using the common touch panelkeysonthenextpage.

Touchpanelkeybasic operation

Activatingthetouchpanelkeys

DVD-V Disc Title Ob Charter 07 Time 6'43 LPCM 2ch 48k16 01:ENG COMP > L+R ① ② ③ ④ MENU TOP MENU BOOK MARK DISP. AUDIO OFF MENU CP

①Commontouchpanelkeys
Fordetails, refer to Using the common touchpanel key son this page.
②Informationbar
③Touchpanelkeys

Touchtodovariousoperations.

④Clockdisplay

Toturntheclockonoroff,ortoadjustthe time,refertoSettingtheclockonpage87.

1Touchthescreentoactivatethetouch panelkeyscorrespondingtoeachsource.

Thetouchpanelkeysappearonthedisplay.

■Togotothenextgroupoftouchpanelkeys, touch→.

2TouchESCtohidethetouchpanelkeys.

Note

If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Using the commontouch panel keys

EQ, AUDIO MENU and DISP. OFF keys are commonly displayed in the source menu.

EQkey

TouchEQtodisplaytheequalizercurvesetting menu.Adjusttheequalizercurveandmake thebestsoundcharacteristicforthesound type.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation,referto Usingtheequalizeronpage70.

AUDIOMENUkey

TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplaythemenufor varioussettings.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation,refertoOperatingthemenuonthenextpage.

DISP.OFFkey

TouchandholdDISP.OFFtoturnthedisplay off.Touchthescreentoturnthedisplayon.

UsingDISP.OFFtoretractthe vehicle'santenna

Atthestandardsetting,thevehicle'sautoantennaisautomaticallyretractedwhenyouselectthesourceOFF.However,whenAVG-VDP1isconnectedtothisunit,yourvehicle's antennamaybekeptup-positionevenifthe sourceOFFisselected.Inthatcase,use DISP.OFFkeyandhavetheantennaretracted manually.

- OnlywhenAVG-VDP1isconnectedtothis unit,youcanoperatethisfunction.

- TouchthesourceOFF, and then, touch and hold DISP.OFF.

Thedisplayisturnedoffandyourvehicle'santennaisretracted.

- WhenAVG-VDP1andthemulti-channel processor(e.g.DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)are connectedtothisunit,theantennashould beretractedatthetimewhenthesource OFFisselected.

- While the antenna is retracted, abeep from AVG-VDP1 is not properly mixed with the audiosound outputted from this unit.

BasicOperations

Operatingthemenu

DVD-V TOP MENU FUNCTION AUDIO SET UP BACK ESC

①FUNCTIONkey

Touchtoselectfunctionsforeachsource.

②AUDIOkey

Touchtoselectvarioussoundqualitycontrols.

③SETUPkey

Touchtoselectvarioussetupfunctions.

④BACKkey

Touchtoreturntothepreviousdisplay.

⑤ESCkey

Touchtocancelthecontrolmodeoffunctions.

1TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplayMENU. MENUappearsonthedisplay.

2Touchthedesiredkeytodisplaythe functionnamesyouwanttooperate.

■Togotothenextgroupoffunctionnames, touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoffunction names,touchPREV.

3TouchESCtoreturntothedisplayof eachsource.

Note

If you donotoperatethe function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Listeningtotheradio

Tuner P1: 87.50MHz P2: 89.90MHz P3: 98.10MHz P4: 126.10MHz P5: 128.80MHz P6: 124.80MHz

These are the basic steps necessary to operate theradio. More advanced tuner operation is explained starting on then next page.

①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Bandindicator

Showswhichbandtheradioistunedto,AM orFM.

④Presetnumberindicator

Showswhichpresethasbeenselected.

⑤STEREOindicator

Appearswhentheselectedfrequencyis beingbroadcastinstereo.

⑥LOCALindicator

Appearswhenlocalseektuningison.

⑦Frequencyindicator

Showsthefrequencytowhichthetuneris tuned.

⑧Presetlistdisplay

Showsthepresetlist.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentouch TUNERtoselectthetuner.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3TouchBANDtoselectaband.

TouchBAND repeatedly until the desired band is displayed, FM1, FM2, FM3 for FM or AM.

4Toselectapresetchannel,touchapresetchannelonthelistortouch▲or▼ (P.CH).

Thepresetchannelyouselectedistunedin.

■TouchingLISTswitchesbetweenthepreset channel list display and the ▲/▼ (P.CH) display. Eitherway, the channel that can be selected are the same.

5Toperformmanualtuning,briefly touch◄or►.

The frequencies move up downward step by step.

■Youcanalsoperformmanualtuningbymovingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftorright.

6Toperformseektuning, keeptouching

◀or▶foraboutonesecondandrelease.

Thetunerwillscanthefrequenciesuntila broadcaststrongenoughforgoodreceptionis found.

■Youcancancelseektuningbybrieflytouching either◀or▶.
- If you keep touching ◀ or ▶ you can skip stations.Seektuningstartsassoonasyourelease thekey.
■Youcanalsoperformseektuningbyholding thejoystickontheremotecontrolleftorright.

Note

If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Storingandrecalling broadcastfrequencies

IfyoutouchanyofthepresettuningkeysP1 toP6youcaneasilystoreuptosixbroadcast frequenciesforlaterrecallwiththetouchofakey.

- Whenyoufindafrequencythatyou wanttostoreinmemorykeeptouching oneofpresettuningkeysP1toP6untilthe presetnumberstopsflashing.

Thenumberyouhavetouchedwillflashinthe presetnumberindicatorandthenremainlit. Theselectedradiostationfrequencyhasbeen storedinmemory.

Thenexttimeyoutouchthesamepreset tuningkeytheradiostationfrequencyisrecalled frommemory.

■ Whenthetouchpanelkeysarenotdisplayed, youcandisplaythembytouchingthescreen.
- When P1 to P6 are not displayed, you can display them by touching LIST.

Notes

- Upto18FMstations, sixforeachofthethree FMbands, andsixAMstationscanbestored inmemory.

- Youcanalsorecallradiostationfrequencies assignedtopresettuningkeysP1toP6by movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolup ordown.

Introductionofadvanced tuneroperation

Tuner MENU BSM OFF LOCAL → ① BACK ESC

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■ To return to the previous display, touch BACK.
■ To return to the frequency display, touch ESC.

Note

If you donotoperatethe function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the frequency display.

Storingtheststrongest broadcastfrequencies

BSM(beststationsmemory)letsyouautomaticallystorethesixstrongestbroadcastfrequenciesunderpresettingkeysP1toP6 andoncestoredthereyoucantuneintothose frequencieswiththetouchofakey.

- TouchBSMonthefunctionmenuto turnBSMon.

BSMappears.WhileBSMisflashingthesix strongestbroadcastfrequencieswillbestored underpreset tuningkeysP1toP6inorderof their signal strength.Whenfinished,BSMdisappears.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,touchBSM again.

Note

StoringbroadcastfrequencieswithBSMmayreplacebroadcastfrequenciesyouhavesaved usingP1toP6.

Tuninginstrongsignals

Localseektuningletsyoutuneinonlythose radiostationswithsufficientlystrongsignals forgoodreception.

1TouchLOCALonthefunctionmenu.

2Touch◀ontheLOCALsettingtoturn localseektuningon.

■Toturnlocalseektuningoff,touch▶.

3Touch◀or▶ontheLEVELsettingto setthesensitivity.

TherearefourlevelsofsensitivityforFM:

FM:1—2—3—4

The4settingallowsreceptionofonlythe strongeststations,whilelowersettingsletyou receiveprogressivelyweakerstations.

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

WatchingaDVDvideo

①②③④⑤⑥⑦ DVD-V 0.3 LPGN 2ch 48k16 @01:ENG DHX5 L+R MENU FUR HUA BUNK MEN AUDIO MENU 9 ⑪⑩⑪ ⑨⑧

These are the basic steps necessary to play a DVD video with your DVD player. More advanced DVD video operation is explained starting on page 32.

- Switchtheremotecontroloperationmode toDVDtoperformDVDoperations.(Refer topage18.)

①DVDVideoindicator

ShowswhenaDVDvideoisplaying.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Discnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthediscplaying.

④ Audiolanguageindicator

Showswhichaudiolanguagehasbeense- lected.

⑤Titlenumberindicator

Showsthetitlecurrentlyplaying.

⑥Chapternumberindicator

Showsthechaptercurrentlyplaying.

⑦Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrentchapter.

⑧Viewingangleindicator

Showswhichviewinganglehasbeense- lected.

⑨Subtitlelanguageindicator

Showswhichsubtitlelanguagehasbeen selected.

⑩Audiooutputindicator

Showstheoutputchannelselectedcurrently.

⑪Repeatindicator

Showstheselectedrepeatrange.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentoucha desiredDVDholdernumber(e.g.DISC1)to selecttheDVDplayer.

SelectableDVDholdersarehighlighted. Ifa discisnotinserted, you cannot select that DVDholder.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.

■Withsomediscs,amenumaybedisplayed. (RefertoOperatingtheDVDmenuonthenext page.)

■Thisunitdoesnotautomaticallychangediscs evenifitreachestothendofthecurrentlyplayingdisc.Tochangediscs,press▲or▼button (DISC)ontheremotecontrol.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3Touch→toswitchthemenu.

Touching→repeatedlychangesthemenus.

4 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother chapter,touch|◄◄or►►.

Touching▶▶Iskipstothestartofthenext chapter.Touching▶◀onceskipstothestart ofthecurrentchapter.Touchingitagainwill skiptothepreviouschapter.

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother chapterbypassingI◄◄or►►Ibuttonontheremotecontrol.

5Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◄◄or►►|.

If you keep touching or for five seconds, fast reverse/fast forward continues even if you release or. To resume playback at a desired point, touch /

■Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◀◀or▶▶buttonon theremotecontrol.
■Fastforward/fastreversemaynotbepossible atcertainlocationsonsomediscs.Ifthishappens,normalplaybackautomaticallyresumes.

Note

If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

OperatingtheDVDmenu

SomeDVDsallowyoutoselectfromthedisc contentsusingamenu.

- Youcandisplaythemenubytouching MENUorTOPMENUwhileadiscisplaying.Touchingeitherofthesekeysagain letsyoustartplaybackfromthelocationselectedfromthemenu.Fordetails,referto theinstructionsprovidedwiththedisc.

1Touch ◀◀▶ todisplaytouchpanelkeys tooperatetheDVDmenu.

2 Touch ▲, ▼, ◀ or ▶ to select the desired menuitem.

3TouchENTER.

Playbackstartsfromtheselectedmenuitem.

■Thewaytodisplaythemenudiffersdepending onthedisc.

OperatingtheDVDmenuwith 10key

SomeDVDsallowyoutoselectfromthedisc contentsusing10KEY.

1Touch10KEY.

2Touch0to9correspondingtoamenu numberandthentouchENTERtostart playback.

• Toselect3,touch3.
• Toselect10,touch1and0inthatorder.
• Toselect23,touch2and3inthatorder.

Skippingbackorforward toanothertitle

●Touch▲or▼titlekeytoskipbackor forwardtoanothertitle.

Touching ▲skipstothestartofthenexttitle. Touching ▼skipstothestartoftheprevious title.

Titlenumbersaredisplayedforeightseconds.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother titlebymovingthejoystickupordown.

Stopping playback

●Touch■.

■WhenyoustopDVD playbackbytouching■, thatlocationonthediscismemorized,enabling playbackfromthatpointwhenyouplaythedisc again.
■Toplaybackthediscagain,touch▶/II.

PausingDVDvideoplayback

Pauseletsyoutemporarilystopdiscplayback.

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

●Touch▶/II during playback.

PAUSEisdisplayedontheinformationbar and playbackispaused,lettingyouviewastill image.

■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/llagain.

Note

Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocation onthedisc,theicon Ⓧ maybedisplayed,indicatingthatstillplaybackisnotpossible.

Resume playback(Bookmark)

TheBookmarkfunctionletsyouresumeplay-backfromaselectedscenethenexttimethediscisloaded.

●During playback, touch BOOKMARKat thepointyouwanttoresume playback nexttime.

Theselectedscenewillbebookmarkedsothat playbackresumesfromthatpointnexttime. Youcanbookmarkuptosixdiscs.Afterthat, theoldestbookmarkisreplacedbythenew one.

■Toclearthebookmarkonadisc, keeptouching BOOKMARK during playback.
■Youcanalsobookmarkadiscusing BOOKMARKbuttonontheremotecontrol.

Note

Onebookmarkpointcanbestoredforeachdisc holderindependently.

Frame-by-frame playback

Thisletsyoumoveaheadoneframeatatime during playback.

●Touch▶during playback.

Eachtimeyoutouch▶,youmoveaheadone frame.

■Toreturntonormal playback,touch▶/II.

Notes

- Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocationonthedisc,theicon Ⓧ maybedisplayed, indicatingthatframe-by-frameplaybackisnot possible.

- Withsomediscs, imagesmaybeunclearduringframe-by-frame playback.

Slowmotion playback

Thisletsyouslowdownplaybackspeed.

1Keeptouching▶during playback.

Abeepsoundsandforwardslowmotionplay-backbegins.

■Toreturntonormal playback,touch▶/II.

2Touch◀|or|▶ toadjust playback speedduringslowmotion playback.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀llor▶itchangesthe speedinfourstepsinthefollowingorder: 1/16—1/8—1/4—1/2

Notes

• Thereisnosoundduringslowmotionplayback.
• Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocationonthedisc,theicon Ⓧ maybedisplayed, indicatingthatslowmotionplaybackisnot possible.
• Withsomediscs, imagesmaybeunclearduringslowmotionplayback.
• Reverseslowmotion playback is not possible.

Searchingforadesired scene, starting playback fromaspecifiedtime

Youcanusethesearchfunctiontosearchfor adesiredscenebyspecifyingatitleorchapter, andthetimesearchfunctiontospecifythe timeonadiscatwhichplaystarts.

- Chaptersearchandtimesearcharenot possiblewhendiscplaybackhasbeen stopped.

1TouchSEARCH.

2TouchTITLE(title), CHAP.(chapter) or TIME(time).

3Touch0to9toinputthedesirednumber.

Fortitlesandchapters

• Toselect3,touch3.
• Toselect10,touch1and0inthatorder.
• Toselect23,touch2and3inthatorder.

Fortime(timesearch)

• To select 21 minutes 43 seconds, touch 2, 1, 4 and 3 in that order.
• Toselect1hour11minutes,convertthe timeinto71minutes00secondsandtouch 7, 1, 0 and 0 in that order.

■Tocanceltheinputtednumbers,touchC.

4Whiletheinputtednumberisdisplayed,touchENTER.

Thisstartsplaybackfromtheselectedscene.

Notes

• Withdiscsfeaturingamenu,youcanalso touchMENUorTOPMENUandthenmake selectionsfromthedisplayedmenu.
• Withsomediscs, theicon maybedisplayed, indicating that titles, chapters and time cannot be specified.

Specifyingtitle

Youcanusethedirectsearchfunctionto searchforadesiredscenebyspecifyingatitle.

1Touch10KEY.

■Thisfeatureisavailableonlywhentheplaybackisstopped.Ifyouareplayingbackadisc, touch■tostoptheplaybackandthentouch 10KEY.

2Touch0to9correspondingtoadesired titlenumber.

• Toselect3,touch3.
• Toselect10,touch1and0inthatorder.
• Toselect23,touch2and3inthatorder.

3Whiletheinputtednumberisdis- played,touch

Titlenumberisdisplayedforeightseconds and playbackstartsfromtheselectedtitle.

Note

Toperformthisfunctionwiththeremotecontrol, switchtheremotecontroloperationmodeto DVD.(RefertoUsingtheremotecontroloperation modeswitchonpage18.)

Changingaudiolanguage during playback(Multi-audio)

DVDscanprovideaudioplaybackwithdifferentlanguagesanddifferentsystems(DolbyDigital,DTSetc.).WithDVDsfeaturingmulti-audiorecordings,youcanswitchbetweenlanguages/audiosystemsduringplayback.

●TouchAUDIOduringplayback.

EachtimeyoutouchAUDIOitswitchesbetweenaudiosystems.

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

Notes

• Youcanalsoswitchbetweenlanguages/audio systemsusingAUDIOontheremotecontrol.
• Thenumberinthe ②) markonaDVD's packageindicatesthenumberofrecorded languages/audiosystems.
• With some DVDs, switching between languages/audiosystems may only be possible using amenudisplay.
• Youcanalsoswitchbetweenlanguages/audio systemsusingDVDSETUP.Fordetails, refer toSettingtheaudiolanguageonpage90.
• OnlydigitaloutputofDTSaudioispossible.If thisunit'sopticaldigitaloutputsarenotconnected,DTSaudiowillnotbeoutput,soselectanaudiosettingotherthanDTS.
• DisplayindicationssuchasDolbyDand 5.1ch indicatetheaudiosystemrecorded on theDVD. Dependingonthesetting, playback may not bewiththesameaudiosystemas that indicated.
• TouchingAUDIO during fastforward/fastreverse, pauseorslowmotion playback returns youtonormal playback.

Changingthesubtitle languageduring playback (Multi-subtitle)

With DVDsfeaturingmulti-subtitlerecordings, youcanswitchbetweensubtitlelanguages during playback.

●TouchSUBTITLEduringplayback.

EachtimeyoutouchSUBTITLEitswitchesbetweenssubtitlelanguages.

Notes

- YoucanalsoswitchbetweensubtitlelanguagesusingSUBTITLEontheremotecontrol.

• Thenumberinthe 2. markonaDVD'spackageindicatesthenumberofrecordedsubtitle languages.
• WithsomeDVDs, switching between subtitle languages may only be possible using a menu display.
• YoucanalsoswitchbetweenasubtitlelanguagesusingDVDSETUP. Fordetails, referto Settingthesubtitlelanguageonpage89.
• Touching SUBTITLE during fast forward/fast reverse, pauseorslowmotion playback returns youtonormal playback.

Changingtheviewingangle during playback(Multi-angle)

With DVDsfeaturingmulti-angle(scenesshot from multipleangles)recordings,youcan switchamongviewinganglesduringplay-back.

- During playback of casceneshot from multiple angles, the angle icon is displayed. Turn angle icon display on or off using DVD SETUP. Ford details, referto Setting the angle icon display on page 90.

● TouchANGLE during playback of a sceneshot from multiple angles.

EachtimeyoutouchANGLEitswitchesbetweenangles.

Notes

• YoucanalsochangetheangleusingANGLE ontheremotecontrol.
• The 📁 markonaDVD'spackageindicatesit featuresmulti-anglescenes.Thenumberin the 📁 markindicatesthenumberofangles fromwhichsceneswereshot.
• Touching ANGLE during fastforward/fastreverse, pauseorslowmotion playback returns youtonormal playback.

Returntothespecifiedscene

You can return to the specified scene where the DVD you are currently playing has been preprogrammed to return.

- TouchRETURNtoreturntothespecifiedscene.

Note

Ifaspecifiedscenehasnotbeenpreprogrammed inDVDdisc,thisfunctionisnotpossible.

AutomaticplaybackofDVDs

WhenaDVDdiscwithDVDmenuisinserted, thisunitwillcanceltheDVDmenuautomaticallyandstart playbackfromthefirstchapterofthefirsttitle.

- SomeDVDsmaynotoperateproperly. If thisfunctionisnotfullyoperated,turnthis functionoffandstartplayback.

- TouchAUTOPLAYtoturnautomatic playback.

■Toturnautomaticplaybackoff,touch AUTOPLAYagain.
■Youcanalsoturnautomatic playbackonoroff bypassing AUTOPLAYbuttonontheremote control.
- When the automatic playback, you cannot operate repeating play of DVD disc (referto Repeating play on this page).

Introductionofadvanced DVDvideooperation

DVD-V MENU FUNCTION REPEAT DISC RANDOM SCAN L/R SELECT BACK ESC ①

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■ To return to the playback display, touch ESC.

Note

If you donotoperatethe function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Repeatingplay

TherearethreeerepeatplayrangesfortheDVD playback:DISC(discrepeat),CHAPTER(chapterrepeat),andTITLE(titlerepeat).

- TouchREPEATonthefunctionmenuto selecttherepeatrange.

•DISC-Playthroughthecurrentdisc
• CHAPTER—Repeat the current chapter

PlayingDVDvideodiscs

•TITLE—Repeatthecurrenttitle

Notes

• If you perform chapter search forward/ reverse, therepeat play range change to DISC.
• Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocationonthedisc, thefunctionmaynotbeselectable, indicatingthatoperatingthis functionisnotpossible.

Selectingaudiooutput

Youcanswitchtheaudiooutput.

• Thisfunctionisnotpossiblewhendisc playbackhasbeenstopped.
• TouchL/RSELECTonthefunctionmenu toselecttheaudiooutput.

•L+R-leftandright
- LEFT-left
•RIGHT-right

Note

Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocation onthedisc, thefunctionmaynotbeselectable, indicatingthatoperatingthisfunctionisnotpossible.

WatchingaVideoCD

①②③④⑤ VideoCD Disc Track Time 6:43 IRL L&R 3000 DISP, OFF AUDIO MENU CO. SEARCH ESC

These are the basic steps necessary to play a VideoCD with your DVD player. More advanced VideoCD operation is explained starting on page 37.

- Switchtheremotecontroloperationmode toDVDtoperformVideoCDoperations. (Refertopage18.)

①VideoCDindicator

AppearswhenavideoCDisplaying.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Discnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthediscplaying.

④Tracknumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthetrackplaying.

⑤Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrenttrack.

⑥Audiooutputindicator

Showstheoutputchannelselectedcurrently.

⑦Repeatindicator

Showstheselectedrepeatrange.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentoucha desiredDVDholdernumber(e.g.DISC1) to selecttheDVDplayer.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.
■WithaVideoCDfeaturingthePBC( playback control)function,amenuisdisplayed.
■Thisunitdoesnotautomaticallychangediscs evenifitreachestotheendofthecurrentlyplayingdisc.Tochangediscs,press▲or▼button (DISC)ontheremotecontrol.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3Touch10KEYandthentouch0to9to selectthedesiredmenuitem.

- Dependingonthediscs,themenumaybe twoormorepageslong.Insuchcase,touchI◄◄ or►►Itodisplaythenextorpreviousmenu. Onceyouconfirmadesiredmenumber,touch 10KEYtomaketheselection.

4Whiletheinputtednumberisdis- played,touch

Playbackstartsfromtheselectedmenuitem.

■Youcandisplaythemenubypressing RETURN during PBC playback. Fordetails, refer to the instructions provided with the disc.

5 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother track, brieflytouch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext track.Touching▶◀▶onceskipstothestartof thecurrenttrack.Touchingitagainwillskipto theprevioustrack.

Tracknumbersaredisplayedforeightseconds.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother trackbypassingl◄◄or►►Ibuttonontheremotecontrol.

■DuringPBC playback,amenumaybedis-playedifyouperformtheseoperations.

PlayingVideoCDs

6Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◄◄or►►/.

If you keep touching or for five seconds, fast reverse/fast forward continues even if you release or. To resume playback at a desired point, touch /

■Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding ◀◀or▶▶buttonon theremotecontrol.
■Fastforward/fastreversemaynotbepossible atcertainlocationsonsomediscs.Ifthishappens,normalplaybackautomaticallyresumes.

Note

If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Stopping playback

●Touch■.

■WhenyoustopVideoCD playback(during PBC playback only) by touching ■, that location on the discism memorized, enabling playback from that point when you play the disc again.
■Toplaybackthediscagain,touch▶/II.

PausingVideoCDplayback

Pauseletsyoutemporarilystopdiscplayback.

●Touch▶/II during playback.

PAUSEisdisplayedontheinformationbar and playbackispaused,lettingyouviewastill image.
■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/again.

Note

Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocation onthedisc,theicon Ⓧ maybedisplayed,indicatingthatstillplaybackisnotpossible.

Frame-by-frame playback

Thisletyoumoveaheadoneframeatatime during playback.

●Touch▶duringplayback.

Eachtimeyoutouch▶,youmoveaheadone frame.

■Toreturntonormal playback,touch▶/II.

Notes

• Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocationonthedisc, theicon Ⓧ maybedisplayed, indicatingthatframe-by-frameplaybackisnot possible.
• Withsomediscs, imagesmaybeunclearduringframe-by-frame playback.

Slowmotionplayback

Thisletsyouslowdownplaybackspeed.

1Keeptouching||▶duringplayback.

Abeepsoundsandforwardslowmotionplay-backbegins.

■Toreturntonormal playback,touch▶/II.

2Touch◄ nor ► toadjust playback speed during slow motion playback.

Eachtimeyoutouch ◀llor▶itchangesthe speedinfourstepsinthefollowingorder: 1/16—1/8—1/4—1/2

Notes

• Thereisnosoundduringslowmotionplayback.
• Dependingonthediscandtheplaybacklocationonthedisc, theicon maybedisplayed, indicatingthatslowmotion playbackisnot possible.
• Withsomediscs, imagesmaybeunclearduringslowmotionplayback.
• Reverseslowmotionplaybackisnotpossible.

Searchingforadesired scene, starting playback from unspecified time

Youcanusethesearchfunctiontosearchfor adesiredscenebyspecifyingatrack,andthe timesearchfunctiontospecifythetimeona discatwhichplaystarts.

• During playback of VideoCDs featuring PBC( playbackcontrol), this function cannot be operated.
• Timesearchisnotpossiblewhendiscplay-backhasbeenstopped.

1TouchSEARCH.

2TouchTRACK(track)orTIME(time).

3Touch0to9toinputthedesirednumber.

Fortracks

• Toselect3,touch3.
• Toselect10,touch1and0inthatorder.
• Toselect23,touch2and3inthatorder.

Fortime(timesearch)

• To select 21 minutes 43 seconds, touch 2, 1, 4 and 3 in that order.
• Toselect1hour11minutes,convertthe timeinto71minutes00secondsandtouch 7, 1, 0 and 0 in that order.

■Tocanceltheinputtednumbers,touchC.

4Whiletheinputtednumberisdisplayed,touchENTER.

Thisstarts playback from these selected scene.

PBCplayback

During playback of Video CDs featuring PBC (PlaybackControl), PBCON is displayed. You can operate PBC menu with 10KEY.

1WhenPBCmenuisdisplayed,touch 10KEY.

■Youcandisplaythemenubytouching RETURN during PBC playback. Fordetails, refer to the instructions provided with the disc.
- Dependingonthediscs,themenumaybe twoormorepageslong.Insuchcase,touchor▶▶Itodisplaythenextorpreviousmenu.

Onceyouconfirmmadesiredmenumber,touch 10KEYtomaketheselection.

2Touch0to9correspondingtoamenu numberandthentouch 📁 tostartplay-back.

• Toselect3,touch3.
• Toselect10,touch1and0inthatorder.
• Toselect23,touch2and3inthatorder.

Notes

• PBC playback of VideoCD cannot be cancelled.
• During playback of Video CDs featuring PBC (PlaybackControl), PBCON, search and time search functions cannot be used nor can you select the range for repeat play.

Introductionofadvanced VideoCDoperation

VideosCD MENU FUNCTION REPEAT DISC RATIO CORN L/R SELECT BACK ESC ①

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

Note

If you donotoperat the function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Repeatingplay

There are two repeat play ranges for the Video CD playback: TRACK (track repeat) and DISC (discrepeat).

- During playback of VideoCDs featuring PBC( playbackcontrol), this function cannot be operated.

●TouchREPEATonthefunctionmenuto selecttherepeatrange.

• TRACK-Repeatthecurrenttrack
  •DISC–Repeat the current disc

Note

If you perform track search or fast forward/reverse, therepeat play range change to DISC.

Selectingaudiooutput

Youcanswitchtheaudiooutput.

- Thisfunctionisnotpossiblewhendisc playbackhasbeenstopped.

●TouchL/RSELECTonthefunctionmenu toselecttheaudiooutput.

• L+R-leftandright
- LEFT-left
•RIGHT-right

Notes

• Youcanalsoswitchtheaudiooutputusing AUDIOontheremotecontrol.
• Dependingonthediscandthe playbacklocationonthedisc, thefunctionmaynotbeselectable, indicatingthatoperatingthis functionisnotpossible.

ListeningtoaCD

①②③④⑤⑥ CD Disc Track Time 6 7 Disc : COLORS Track 18%5 ⑦

These are the basic steps necessary to play a CD with your DVD player. More advanced CD operation is explained starting on page 40.

①CD/CD-TEXTindicator

ShowswhenaCDisplaying.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Discnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthediscplaying.

④Disctitleindicator

Showsthetitleofthecurrentlyplayingdisc.

⑤Tracknumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthetrackplaying.

⑥Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrenttrack.

⑦Repeatindicator

Showswhenrepeatrangeisselectedtocurrenttrack.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentoucha desiredDVDholdernumber(e.g.DISC1) to selecttheDVDplayer.

SelectableDVDholdersarehighlighted. Ifa discisnotinserted, you cannot select that DVDholder.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.
■Thisunitdoesnotautomaticallychangediscs evenifitreachestotheendofthecurrentlyplayingdisc.Tochangediscs,press▲or▼button (DISC)ontheremotecontrol.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3TouchLISTtodisplaytracktitlesand touchadesiredtitlethatyouwanttoplay back.

Theselectedtrackwillbegintoplay.

4 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother track, brieflytouch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext track.Touching▶◀◀onceskipstothestartof thecurrenttrack.Touchingitagainwillskipto theprevioustrack.

■Iftracksaremany,youcanchangetothepreviousornextpageofthetracklistbytouching or ▶.
■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother trackbypassing◀or▶buttonontheunitor movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftor right.

5Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◄◄or►►|.

- Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◀or▶buttononthe unitorholdingthejoystickontheremotecontrol leftorright.

Notes

• Whenplayingdiscswithcompressedaudio andaudiodata(CD-DA)suchasCD-EXTRA andMIXED-MODECDs,bothtypescanbe playedonlybyswitchingmodebetweencompressedaudioandCD-DAbytouching MEDIAorpressingBAND/ESC.Thisfunction canbeoperatedonlywhenthedisdisplaying.

- If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Stopping playback

●Touch■.

■WhenyoustopCD playbackbytouching■, thatlocationonthediscismemorized,enabling playbackfromthatpointwhenyouplaythedisc again.
■Toplaybackthediscagain,touch▶/■.

PausingCD playback

Pauseletsyoutemporarilystopdiscplayback.

●Touch▶/Ⅱduring playback.

PAUSEappearsinthedisplay.Playofthecurrenttrackpauses.

■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/□again.

UsingCDTEXTfunctions

Somediscshavecertaininformationencoded onthediscduringmanufacture.Thesediscs maycontainsuchinformationastheCDtitle, tracktitle,artist'snameand playbacktime andarecalledCDTEXTdiscs.Onlythesespe-

ciallyencodedCDTEXTdiscssupportthe functionslistedbelow.

Displayingtextinformationon CDTEXTdiscs

●TouchDISP.

TouchDISPrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingsettings:

Disc Title (disc title)—Disc Artist (disc artist name)—Track Title (track title)—Track Artist (trackartistname)

■Ifspecificinformationhasnotbeenrecorded onaCDTEXTdisc,NOXXXXwillbedisplayed (e.g.,NOT.ARTISTNAME).

Scrollingtextinformationin thedisplay

Thisunitcandisplaythefirst20lettersonlyofDiscTitle,DiscArtist,TrackTitleandTrackArtist.Whentherecordedinformationislongerthan20letters,youcanscrollthetexttotheleftsothattherestofthetitlecanbeseen.

- KeeptouchingDISPuntilthetitlebeginstoscrolltotheleft.

Therestofthetitlewillappearinthedisplay.

Introductionofadvanced CDoperation

DVD-V READ FUNCTION REPEAT DISC RANDOM OFF SCAN OFF L/P SELECT ① BACK ESC

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntothe playbackdisplay,touchESC.

Note

If you donotoperatethe function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Repeatingplay

Repeatplayletsyouhearthesametrackover again.

●TouchREPEATonthefunctionmenuto selecttherepeatrange.

- TRACK-Repeatthecurrenttrack

•DISC-Repeatthecurrentdisc

Notes

• Ifyouperformtracksearchorfastforward/reverse,therepeatplayrangechangestoDISC.
• When playing discswithcompressed audio and audiodata(CD-DA), repeat player performs within the currently playing datatype even if DISCisselected.

Playingtracksinrandomorder

Randomplayletsyou playbacktracksonthe CDinarandomorder.

●TouchRANDOMonthefunctionmenu toturnrandomplayon.

Tracksplayinarandomorder.
■Toturnrandomplayoff,touchRANDOM again.

ScanningtracksofaCD

Scanplayletsyouhearthefirst10secondsof eachtrackontheCD.

1TouchSCANonthefunctionmenuto turnscanplayon.

Thefirst10secondsofeachtrackisplayed.

2Whenyoufindthedesiredtracktouch SCANagain.

Note

AfterscanningofaCDisfinished,normalplay-backofthetrackswillbeginagain.

Playingcompressed audio

Listeningtocompressedaudio

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These are the basic steps necessary to play a compressed audio with your built-in DVD player. More advanced compressed audio operation is explained starting on page 44.

①Mediaindicator

MP3, WMAorMIXappearsdependingon thefile formatyouareplaying.

When playing discswithcompressed audio and audiodata(CD-DA)suchasCD-EXTRA and MIXED-MODECDs, MIX is displayed.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Discnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthediscplaying.

④Foldernameindicator

Showsthenameofthecurrentlyplaying folder.

⑤Foldernumberindicator

Showsthefoldernumbercurrentlyplaying.

⑥Tracknumberindicator

Showsthetrack(file)numbercurrentlyplaying.

⑦Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrenttrack(file).

⑧Repeatindicator

Showstheselectedrepeatrange.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentoucha desiredDVDholdernumber(e.g.DISC1)to selecttheDVDplayer.

SelectableDVDholdersarehighlighted. Ifa discisnotinserted, you cannot select that DVDholder.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3TouchLISTtodisplaytracktitlesand touchadesiredtitlethatyouwanttoplay back.

Theselectedtrackwillbegintoplay.

4 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother track, brieflytouch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext track.Touching▶◀▶onceskipstothestartof thecurrenttrack.Touchingitagainwillskipto theprevioustrack.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother trackbypassing◄or►buttonontheunitor movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftor right.

5Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◄◄or►►.

■Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◄or►buttononthe unitorholdingthejoystickontheremotecontrol leftorright.

■Thereisnosoundonfastforwardorreverse.

Playingcompressed audio

6Toselectafolder,touchtoshowthe folderonelevelhigherandtouchafolder nameonthelist.

■Youcanalsoselectthenextorpreviousfolder bypassing ▲ or ▼ button(FOLDER)ontheremotecontrol.
■Toreturntofolder001(ROOT),pressandhold BAND/ESC.However,iffolder001(ROOT)containsnofiles,playbackcommenceswithfolder 002.
■Youcannotselectafolderthatdoesnothave acompressedaudiofilerecordedinit.

Notes

• Whenplayingdiscswithcompressedaudio andaudiodata(CD-DA)suchasCD-EXTRA andMIXED-MODECDs,bothtypescanbe playedonlybyswitchingmodebetweencompressedaudioandCD-DAbytouching MEDIAorpressingBAND/ESC.Thisfunction canbeoperatedonlywhenthediscisplaying.
• If you have switched between playback of compressed audio and audiodata (CD-DA), playback starts at the first track on the disc.
• ThisDVDplayercanplaybackaccompressed audiorecordedonCD-ROM.(Refertopage 108forfilesthatcanbeplayedback.)
• Thereissometimesadelaybetweenstarting updiscplaybackandthesoundbeingissued. Whenbeingread,FORMATREADisdisplayed.
• Playbackiscarriedoutinorderoffilenumber. Foldersareskippediftheycontainnofiles.(If folder001(ROOT)containsnofiles, playback commenceswithfolder002.)
• Thisunitdoesnot playbackWMAfilesrecordedasVBR(variablebitrate).
• WhenplayingbackfilesrecordedasVBR (variablebitrate)files,theplaytimewillnotbe correctlydisplaydiffastforwardorreverse operationsareused.

• Iftheinserteddiscccontainsnofilesthatcan beplayedback, NON-PLAYABLEDISCisdisplayed.

• When playing a compressed audiodisc containing more than 192 tracks, READY appears on the information bar forth track titles of 193rd and later.

• IftheinserteddisccontainsWMAfilesthat areprotectedbydigitalrightsmanagement (DRM),TRACKSKIPPEDisdisplayedwhile theprotectedfileisskipped.
• Ifallthefilesontheinserteddiscaresecured byDRM,PROTECTisdisplayed.
• OncePROTECTisdisplayedforplayingdiscs securedbyDRM,switchingfromaudiodata (CD-DA)toWMAfilesmaybecomeatrigger tolockthelisttouchpanelkeys.Insuchcase, touchLISTtoturnthelistdisplayoffandthen touchLISTagaintoturniton.Thelisttouch panelkeysshouldbereactivated.
• WhenadisccontainsbothWMAfileswhich areprotectedbyDRMandaudiodata(CD-DA),bothtypescannotbeswitched.Inthis case,onlyaudiodatawillbeplayedback.
• Thereisnosoundonfastforwardorreverse.
• If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Stopping playback

●Touch■.

• When you stop compressed audio playback by touching, that location on the discismorized, enabling playback from that point when you play the disc again.
  ■Toplaybackthediscagain,touch▶/II.

Pausingcompressedaudio playback

Pauseletsyoutemporarilystopdiscplayback.

Playingcompressed audio

●Touch▶/II during playback.

PAUSEappearsinthedisplay.Playofthecurrenttrackpauses.

■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/again.

Displayinginformationon compressedaudio

Informationrecordedonacompressedaudio disccanbedisplayed.

1TouchFILEINFOtodisplayinformation onthecompressedaudiofileyouarecurrentlyplaying.

• ALBUM(albumtitle)
- TRACK(tracktitle)
• FOLDER(foldername)
- FILE(filename)
•ARTIST(artistname)
- GENRE(genre)
• YEAR(year)

■WhenplayingbackWMAfiles,listsofalbum title,genreandyearappearinblank.
■ If specific information has not been recorded on uncompressed audio file, the list appears in blank.
■DependingontheversionofID3tagor WindowsMediaPlayer, theinformationmaynot bedisplayedcorrectly.

2Toreturntothenormaldisplay,touch ESC.

Displayingtextinformationon compressedaudiodisc

Textinformationrecordedonacompressed audiodiscanbedisplayedontheinformationbar.

●TouchDISP.

TouchDISPrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingsettings:

FolderName(foldername)—FileName(file name)—Track Title (track title)—Artist Name (artistname)—AlbumTitle(albumtitle)—Comment(comment)—BitRate(bitrate)

■WhenplayingbackWMAfiles,albumtitleandcommentarenotdisplayed.
- Whenalistoffolders/filesisdisplayedbythe touchofLIST, Current(currentlyplayingfolder) isdisplayedinsteadofFolderName.
■WhenplayingbackMP3filesrecordedasVBR (variablebitrate)files,thebitratevalueisnotdisplayedevenafterswitchingtobitrate.(VBRwill bedisplayed.)
■ If specific information has not been recorded on uncompressed audiodisc, NOXXXX will be displayed (e.g., NOARTISTNAME).

Scrollingtextinformationin thedisplay

Thisunitcandisplaythefirst20lettersonlyof FolderName,FileName,TrackTitle,

ArtistName, AlbumTitle and Commenton theinformationbar. Whentherecordedinformationislongerthan20letters, youcanscroll thetexttotheleftsothattherestofthetextinformationcanbeseen.

- KeeptouchingDISPuntilthetextinformationbeginstoscrolltotheleft.

Therestofthetextinformationwillappearin thedisplay.

Playingcompressed audio

Introductionofadvanced built-inDVDplayer (compressedaudio)operation

MP3 NEXT FUNCTION REPEAT DISC RANDOM OFF SCAN OFF L/P SELECT ① BHCX ESC

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

Note

If you donotoperatethe function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Repeatingplay

Forcompressed audioplayback, there are threeerepeatplayranges: FOLDER (folderrepeat), TRACK (one-trackrepeat) and DISC (repeatalltracks).

●TouchREPEATonthefunctionmenuto selecttherepeatrange.

•DISC—Repeatalltracks
- TRACK-Repeatthecurrenttrack
• FOLDER—Repeat the current folder

Notes

• If you select another folder during repeat play, therepeat play range changesto DISC.
• If you perform track search forward/reversed during TRACK, therepeat play range changesto FOLDER.
• WhenFOLDERisselected, it is not possible to playback as subfolder of that folder.
• Whenplayingdiscswithcompressedaudio andaudiodata(CD-DA),repeatplayperforms withinthecurrentlyplayingdatatypeevenif DISCisselected.

Playingtracksinrandomorder

Randomplayletsyouplaybacktracksina randomorderwithintherepeatrange, FOLDERandDISC.

1Selecttherepeatrange.

RefertoRepeatingplayonthispage.

2TouchRANDOMonthefunctionmenu toturnrandomplayon.

Trackswillplayinarandomorderwithinthe previouslyselectedFOLDERorDISCranges.

■Toturnrandomplayoff,touchRANDOM again.

Playingcompressed audio

Scanningfoldersandtracks

WhileyouareusingFOLDER, the beginning of each track in these selected folder plays for about 10 seconds. When you are using DISC, the beginning of the first track of each folder is played for about 10 seconds.

1Selecttherepeatrange.

RefertoRepeatingplayonthepreviouspage.

2TouchSCANonthefunctionmenuto turnscanplayon.

The first 10 second so each track of the current folder (orthefirst track of each folder) is played.

3Whenyoufindthedesiredtrack(or folder)touchSCANagain.

Note

Aftertrackorfolderscanningisfinished, normal playbackofthetrackswillbeginagain.

ListeningtoaCD

①②③④⑤⑥ M-CD Track 81 Tone 1"43" Title : REAL ①:REAL ②:NO D.TITLE ③:NO D.TITLE ④:NO D.TITLE ⑤:GET ON TOP ⑥:NO D.TITLE ⑧⑦

Youcanusethisunittocontrolamulti-CD player, which is sold separately.

These are the basic steps necessary to play a CD with your multi-CD player. More advanced CD operation is explained starting on page 48.

①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Discnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthediscplaying.

④Disctitleindicator

Showsthetitleofthecurrentlyplayingdisc.

⑤Tracknumberindicator

Showsthenumberofthetrackplaying.

⑥Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrenttrack.

⑦Disclistdisplay

Showsthedisctitlelist.

⑧Repeatindicator

Showstheselectedrepeatrange.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentouch M-CDtoselectthemulti-CDplayer.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3TouchLISTtodisplaydisctitlesand touchadesireddiscthatyouwanttoplay back.

Operabledisctitlesarehighlighted. If you wanttoselectadisclocatedat7to12, touch

ortodisplay07to12.

■ If the connected multi-CD player is not compatible with the discrete list function, LIST is not displayed.

4 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother track, brieflytouch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext track.Touching▶◀◀onceskipstothestartof thecurrenttrack.Touchingitagainwillskipto theprevioustrack.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother trackbypassing◀or▶buttonontheunitor movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftor right.

5Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching◄or►.

- Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◄or►buttononthe unitorholdingthejoystickontheremotecontrol leftorright.

Notes

- When multi-CD player completes preparatory operations, READY is displayed.

- IfanerrormessagesuchasERROR-02isdisplayed, refertothemulti-CDplayerowner's manual.

- If there are an odiscsinthemulti-CD player magazine, NODISC is displayed.

Multi-CDPlayer

- If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

PausingCD playback

Pauseletsyoutemporarilystopdiscplayback.

●Touch▶/II during playback.

PAUSEappearsinthedisplay.Playofthecurrenttrackpauses.

■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/again.

UsingCDTEXTfunctions

YoucanusethesefunctionsonlywithaCD TEXTcompatiblemulti-CDplayer.

Somediscshavecertaininformationencoded onthediscduringmanufacture.Thesediscs maycontainsuchinformationastheCDtitle, tracktitle,artist'snameand playbacktime andarecalledCDTEXTdiscs.OnlythesesespeciallyencodedCDTEXTdiscssupportthe functionslistedbelow.

Displayingtextinformationon CDTEXTdiscs

TextinformationrecordedonaCDTEXTdisc canbedisplayedontheinformationbar.

●TouchDISP.

TouchDISPrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingsettings:

Disc Title (disc title)—Disc Artist (disc artist name)—Track Title (track title)—Track Artist (trackartistname)

■Ifspecificinformationhasnotbeenrecorded onaCDTEXTdisc,NOXXXXwillbedisplayed (e.g.,NOT.ARTISTNAME).

Scrollingtextinformationin thedisplay

Thisunitcandisplaythefirst20letersonlyof DiscTitle,DiscArtist,TrackTitleand TrackArtistontheinformationbar.Whenthe recordedinformationislongerthan20letters, youcanscrollthetexttotheleftsothatthe restofthetitlecanbeseen.

- KeeptouchingDISPuntilthetitlebeginstoscrolltotheleft.

Therestofthetitlewillappearinthedisplay.

Selectingtracksfromthetrack titlelist

Tracktitlelistletsyouseethelistoftracktitles onaCDTEXTdiscandselectoneofthemto playback.

1TouchAUDIOMENUandFUNCTION andthentouchTRACKLIST.

2Touch ortoswitchbetweenthe listsoftitles.

3Touchyourfavoritetracktitle.

Thatselectionwillbegintoplay.

50-discmulti-CDplayer

Onlyfunctionsdescribedinthismanualare supportedby50-discmulti-CDplayers.

Introductionofadvanced multi-CDplayeroperation

NEARU FUNCTION REPEAT DISC RANDOM OFF SCAN OFF TRACK LIST → ITS PLAY ON ITS MEMORY → NEXT BACK ESC ①

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Togotothenextgroupoffunctionnames, touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoffunction names,touchPREV.
■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

Note

If you donot operate the function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Repeatingplay

Therearethreeerepeatplayrangesforthe multi-CDplayer:M-CD(multi-CDplayerre-

peat), TRACK(one-trackrepeat)andDISC (discrepeat).

●TouchREPEATonthefunctionmenuto selecttherepeatrange.

• M-CD–Repeataldiscsinthemulti-CD player
- TRACK-Repeatjustthecurrenttrack
•DISC—Repeat the current disc

Notes

• Ifyouselectotherdiscsduringrepeatplay, therepeatplayrangechangestoM-CD.
• If you perform track search or fast forward/reversed during TRACK, therepeat play range changesto DISC.

Playingtracksinrandomorder

Randomplayletsyou playbacktracksinrandomorderwithintherepeatrange,M-CDandDISC.

1Selecttherepeatrange.

RefertoRepeatingplayonthispage.

2TouchRANDOMonthefunctionmenu toturnrandomplayon.

Trackswillplayinarandomorderwithinthe previouslyselectedM-CDorDISCranges.

■Toturnrandomplayoff,touchRANDOM again.

ScanningCDsandtracks

While you are using DISC, the beginning of each track on these selected disc plays for about 10 seconds. When you are using M-CD, the beginning of the first track of each disc is played for about 10 seconds.

1Selecttherepeatrange.

RefertoRepeatingplayonthepreviouspage.

2TouchSCANonthefunctionmenuto turnscanplayon.

The first 10 second so each track of the current disc (orthefirst track of each disc) are played.

3Whenyoufindthedesiredtrack(or disc)touchSCANagain.

Note

Aftertrackordiscscanningisfinished,normal playbackofthetracksbeginsagain.

UsingITSplaylists

ITS(instanttrackselection)letsyoumakea playlistoffavoritetracksfromthemulti-CD playermagazine.Afteryouhaveaddedyourfavoritetrackstotheplaylist,youcanturnonITS playandplayjustthoseselections.

CreatingaplaylistwithITS programming

YoucanuselTStoenterandplaybackupto 99tracksperdiscfromupto100discs.(With multi-CDplayerssoldbeforetheCDX-P1250 andCDX-P650, upto24trackscanbestored intheplaylist.)

1PlayaCDthatyouwanttoprogram.

Touch▲or▼toselecttheCD.

2TouchITSMEMORYonthefunction menu.

3Touch◀or▶toselectthedesired track.

4TouchMEMORYtostorethecurrently playingtrackintheplaylist.

MEMORY is displayed and the currently playing selection is added to your playlist. The displaythenshowstracknumber again.

Note

Afterdatafor100discsisstoredinmemory,data foranewdiscwilloverwritetheoldestone.

PlaybackfromyourITSplaylist

ITSplayletsyoulistentothetracksthatyou haveenteredintoyourITSplaylist.Whenyou turnonITSplay,tracksfromyourITSplaylist inthemulti-CDplayerbegintoplay.

1Selecttherepeatrange.

RefertoRepeatingplayonthepreviouspage.

2TouchITSPLAYonthefunctionmenu toturnITSplayon.

Playbackbeginsofthosetracksfromyour playlistwithinthepreviouslyselectedM-CDorDISCranges.

■IfnotracksinthecurrentrangeareprogrammedforITSplay,thenITSEMPETYisdisplayed.
■ToturnITSplayoff,touchITSPLAYagain.

ErasingatrackfromyourITS playlist

YoucandeleteatrackfromyourITSplaylistif ITSplayison.

IfITSplayisalreadyon, skiptostep2.

1PlaytheCDwiththetrackyouwantto deletefromyourITSplaylist,andturnITS playon.

RefertoPlaybackfromyourITSplaylistthe previouspage.

2TouchITSMEMORYonthefunction menu.

3Touch◄or► toselectthedesired track.

4TouchCLEARtoerasethetrackfrom yourITSplaylist.

The currently playing selection is erased from your ITS playlist and playback of then next track begins.

■Iftherearenotracksfromyourplaylistinthe currentrange,ITSEMPITYisdisplayedandnormalplaybackresumes.

ErasingaCDfromyourITSplaylist

YoucandeletealltracksofaCDfromyourITS playlistifITSplayisoff.

1PlaytheCDthatyouwanttodelete.

Touch▲or▼toselecttheCD.

2TouchITSMEMORYonthefunction menu.

3TouchCLEARtoerasealltracksonthe currentlyplayingCDfromyourITSplaylist.

ITSCLEAR is displayed and all track on the currently playing CD are erased from your playlist.

Usingcompression and basemphasis

Youcanonlyusethesefunctionswithamulti-CDplayerthatsupportsthem.

COMP(compression)andDBE(dynamicbass emphasis)functionsletsyouadjustthesound playbackqualityofthemulti-CDplayer.

- TouchCOMPRESSIONNonthefunction menutoselectyourfavoritesetting.

TouchCOMPRESSIONrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthefollowingsettings:

COMPOFF—COMP1—COMP2— COMPOFF—DBE1—DBE2

■Ifthemulti-CDplayerdoesnotsupport COMP/DBE, COMPRESSION cannot be selected.

Watchingthetelevision

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YoucanusethisunittocontrolaTVtuner(e.g. GEX-P5750TV(P)), which is sold separately. Ford details concerning operation, referto the TVtuner's operation manual. This section provides information on TV operations with this unit, which differs from that described in the TVtuner's operation manual.

Important

DependingontheTVtunerconnectedtothis unit, somefunctionsmaynotbeoperable. For details, refertotheTVtuner'soperationmanual.

①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Bandindicator

ShowswhichbandtheTVtuneristunedto.

④Presetnumberindicator

Showswhichpresethasbeenselected.

⑤Channelindicator

ShowswhichchanneltheTVtuneristuned.

⑥Presetlistdisplay

Showsthepresetlist.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentouch TVtoselecttheTV.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3TouchBANDtoselectaband.

TouchBANDrepeatedlyuntilthedesiredband isdisplayed,TV1orTV2.

4Toselectapresetchannel,touchLISTto displaypresetchannelsandtouchadesired presetchannel.

Thepresetchannelyouselectedistunedin.

5Toperformmanualtuning,briefly touch◄or►.

Thechannelsmoveupordownstepbystep.

■Youcanalsoperformmanualtuningbypassing◄or►buttonormovingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftorright.

6Toperformseektuning, keeptouching ◀or▶foraboutonesecondandrelease.

Thetunerwillscanthechannelsuntilabroadcaststrongenoughforgoodreceptionis found.

■Youcancancelseektuningbybrieflytouching either◀or▶.
■If you keep touching or you can skip broadcasting channels. Seek tuning starts as soon as you are leasethe keys.
■Youcanalsoperformseektuningbypassing andholding◄or►buttonorholdingthejoystick ontheremotecontrolleftorright.

Note

If you donot usethetouch panel keys within 30 seconds, they will be hidden automatically.

Storingandrecalling broadcaststations

IfyoutouchanyofthepresettuningkeysP01 toP12youcaneasilystoreupto12broadcast stationsforlaterrecallwiththetouchofakey.

- Whenyoufindastationthatyouwant tostoreinmemory, keeptouchingoneof presettuningkeysP01toP12untilthepresetnumberstopsflashing.

Thenumberyouhavetouchedwillflashinthe presetnumberindicatorandthenremainlit. Theselectedstationhasbeenstoredinmemory.

Thenexttimeyoutouchthesamepresettuningkeythestationisrecalledfrommemory.

■ To switch between P01 to P06 and P07 to P12, touch ≈ or ≈.
■Whenthetouchpanelkeysarenotdisplayed, youcandisplaythembytouchingthescreen.
■ When P01 to P06 and P07 to P12 are not displayed, you can display them by touching LIST.

Notes

• Upto24stations, 12foreachoftwoTVbands, canbestoredinmemory.
• Youcanalsouse ▲ and ▼ torecall stations assignedtopresettuningkeysP01toP12.

Introductionofadvanced TVtuneroperation

RETURN FUNCTION E55H OFF COUNTRY → ① BACK ESC

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■ToreturntotheTVpicture,touchESC.

Note

If you donot operate the function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the TV picture.

Storingthestrongest broadcaststations sequentially

- TouchBSSMonthefunctionmenuto turnBSSMon.

BSSMbeginstoflash.WhileBSSMisflashing the12strongestbroadcaststationswillbe storedinorderfromthelowestchannelup. Whenfinished,BSSMdisappears.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,touchBSSM again.

Note

Storingbroadcaststations with BSSM may replace broadcast stations you have saved using

P01toP12.

Selectingtheareagroup

1TouchCOUNTRYonthefunctionmenu.

2Touch◄or► toselecttheareagroup.

Touch◀or▶untilthedesiredareagroupappearsinthedisplay.

COUNTRY1(CCIRchannel)—COUNTRY2

(INchannel)—COUNTRY3(CHNchannel)—

COUNTRY4(U.K.channel)—COUNTRY5

(OIRTchannel)—COUNTRY6(AUSTRALIA

channel)—COUNTRY7(SAFchannel)

Listeningtosongsonyour iPod

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①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Songnumberindicator

Showsthenumberofsongplayedinthese- lectedlist.

④Repeatindicator

Showswhenrepeatrangeisselectedtocurrenttrack.

⑤Shuffleindicator

ShowswhenrandomplayissettoSongor Album.

⑥Playtimeindicator

Showstheelapsedplayingtimeofthecurrentsong.

⑦Songinformation

Showsdetailedinformationofcurrently playingsong.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentouch iPodtoselecttheiPod.

■WhentheiPodisnotconnectedtothisunit, youcannotselecttheiPodasasource.

2Touchthescreentodisplaythetouch panelkeys.

3 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother song, touch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext song.Touching▶◀▶onceskipstothestartof thecurrentsong.Touchingitagainwillskipto thepreviousssong.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother songbypassing◄or►buttonontheunitor movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftor right.

4Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◀◀or▶▶.

■Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◄or►buttononthe unitorholdingthejoystickontheremotecontrol leftorright.

Note

IftheiPodcontainsnosongsthatcanbeplayed back, NOSONGS is displayed.

Browsingforasong

OperationstocontrolaniPodwiththisunitis designedtobeasclosetotheiPodaspossible tomakeoperationandsongsearcheasy.

1TouchTOPtodisplaythetopmenu.

2Touchoneofthecategoriesinwhich youwanttosearchforasong.

- PLAYLISTS(playlists)

• ARTISTS(artists)

PlayingsongsoniPod

• ALBUMS(albums)
•SONGS(songs)
- GENRES(genres)

3Touchalisttitlethatyouwanttoplay.

Repeatthisoperationuntilyoufindthedesiredsong.

■Youcanstartaplaybackofallthesongsinthe selected list (GENRES, ARTISTS or ALBUMS). To dothis,touchALL.
■Togotothenextgroupoflisttitles,touch
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoflisttitles, touch ↗.
■Toreturntothepreviousmenu,touch
■Togotothetopmenuofthelistsearch,touch TOP.

Note

If the playback stops for any reason, touch TOP and refine your search for asong.

Pausingasong

Pauselet syoutemporarilystopplaybackofa song.

●Touch▶/II during playback.

PAUSEappearsinthedisplay.

■Toresumeplaybackatthesamepointthatyou turnedpauseon,touch▶/□again.

Displayingtext informationoniPod

TextinformationrecordedontheiPodcanbe displayedontheinformationbar.

●TouchDISP.

TouchDISPrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingsettings:

SongTitle(songtitle)—ArtistName(artist name)—AlbumTitle(albumtitle)

■ If the characters recorded on the Podarenot compatible with a head unit, those characters will not be displayed.

Note

Youcanscrollthetitletotheleftbykeeping touchingDISP.

Displayinginformationon song

Songtitle,artistname,albumtitleofthecurrentlyplayingsongcanbedisplayed(ifthey havebeenenterediniPod)togetherwiththe indexandtheremainingplaybacktimeinthe formofthestatusbar.

- TouchFILEINFOtodisplayinformation onthesongyouarecurrentlyplaying.

Songinformationisdisplayed.

- Statusbarshowstheremaining playback time. The bar is filled up from the left to the right at the playback time is consumed.

Repeatingplay

Youcanrepeatonesongoverandover.

- Whilethisunitissettorepeatonesong, youcannotselecttheothersongs.

●Touch ⇌ torepeatonesong.

appearsontheinformationbarandthe currentlyplayingsongrepeats.

■Whenyoudonotsettorepeatonesong,this unitrepeatsallsongsinthecurrentlyselectedlist (e.g.ARTISTS,ALBUMS).

Playingsongsinarandom order(shuffle)

For playback of song son thei Pod, there are tworandom play methods: Song (play back songsinarandom order) and Album (play back albumsinarandom order).

- Touch ✗ toselecttherandomplay method.

Touch ✗ repeatedlyuntilthedesiredrandom playmethodappearsinthedisplay.

• Song-Playback songs in the selected list in random order.
• Album-Playback songs from randomly selected albumin order.

■Tocanceltherandomplay,touch

edlytoturntheshuffleiconoff.

× repeat-

ListeningtosongsonBTAudio (Bluetoothaudioplayer)

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If you connect a Bluetooth adapter (e.g. CD-BTB100) to this unit, you can control Bluetooth audioplayers via Bluetooth wireless technology.

- Insomecountries, CD-BTB100isnotsold onthemarket.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation, refertothe Bluetoothadapter'soperationmanual. This section provides brief information on Bluetooth audioplayer operations with this unit, which slightly differs or is abbreviated from that described in the Bluetooth adapter's operation manual.

- Even though your audioplayer does not contain a Bluetooth module, you can still control it from this unit via Bluetooth wireless technology. To control your audio player using this unit, connect a product featuring Bluetooth wireless technology (available on the market) to your audio player and connect the Bluetooth adapter (e.g. CD-BTB100) to this unit.

Important

- Depending on the Bluetooth audioplayer connected to this unit, the operations available with this unit are limited to the following two levels: —Lower level: Only playing back songson your audioplayer is possible.

—Higherlevel: Playingback, pausing, selectingsongs, etc., are possible (all the operations illustrated in this manual).

• SincethereareanumberofBluetoothaudio playersavailableonthemarket,operations withyourBluetoothaudioplayerusingthis unitvaryextensively.Refertotheinstruction manualthatcamewithyourBluetoothaudio playeraswellasthismanualwhileoperating yourplayeronthisunit.
  • Informationaboutsongs(e.g.theelapsed playingtime,songtitle,songindex,etc.)can-notbedisplayedonthisunit.
• WhileyouarelisteningtosongsonyourBluetoothaudioplayer,refrainfromusingonyourcellularphoneasmuchaspossible.Ifyouuseyourcellularphone,thesignalfromyourcellularphonemaycausenoiseonthesongplay-back.
• When you are talking on cellular phone connected to this unit via Bluetooth wireless technology, song playback from your Bluetooth audioplayer connected to this unit is muted.
• Evenifyouarelisteningtoasongonyour Bluetoothaudioplayerandyouswitchtoan-othersource,song playback continues.

①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Devicename

Showsthedevicenameoftheconnected Bluetoothaudioplayer(orBluetoothadapter).

④Connectionindicator

ShowstheBluetoothwirelessconnection status.

- Touchthesourceiconandthentouch BTAudiotoselecttheBluetoothaudio source.

BT Audio MAIN FUNCTION CONNECT OPEN OFF DISCONNECT DEVICE INFO → ① BACK ESC

ConnectingaBluetooth audioplayer

①Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.

■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

3TouchCONNECTOPENtoturntheconnectionopenon.

ONisdisplayed. This unit is now on standby for connection from Bluetooth audioplayer. If your Bluetooth audioplayer is set ready for Bluetooth wireless connection, connection to this unit is automatically established.

Note

Beforeyoucanuseaudioplayersyoumayneed toenterthePINcodeintothisunit.Ifyourplayer requiresaPINcodetoestablishaconconnection, lookforthecodeontheplayerorinitsaccompanyingdocumentation.RefertoEnteringPINcode

forBluetoothwirelessconnectiononpage96.

Playingsongsona Bluetoothaudioplayer

1Touch▶.

Playbackstarts.

2 Toskipbackorforwardtoanother track, brieflytouch | ◀◀ or ▶▶.

Touching▶▶Skipstothestartofthenext track.Touching▶◀◀onceskipstothestartof thecurrenttrack.Touchingitagainwillskipto theprevioustrack.

■Youcanalsoskipbackorforwardtoanother trackbypassing ◀or▶buttonontheunitor movingthejoystickontheremotecontrolleftor right.

3Toperformfastforwardorreverse, keeptouching|◄◄or►►|.

■Youcanalsoperformfastreverse/fastforward bypassingandholding◄or►buttononthe unitorholdingthejoystickontheremotecontrol leftorright.

4Topausethe playback, touchII.

Playbackispaused.

DisconnectingaBluetooth audioplayer

1TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplayMENU. MENUappearsonthedisplay.

■YoucanalsodisplayMENUbyclickingthe joystickontheremotecontrol.

2TouchFUNCTIONtodisplaythefunctionnames.

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.

■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

BluetoothAudio

3TouchDISCONNECTandthentouchON.

Afterthedisconnectioniscompleted,

NoConnectionisdisplayed.

DisplayingBD(Bluetooth Device)address

1TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplayMENU.

MENUappearsonthedisplay.

■YoucanalsodisplayMENUbyclickingthe joystickontheremotecontrol.

2TouchFUNCTIONtodisplaythefunctionnames.

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■ To return to the playback display, touch ESC.

3TouchDEVICEINFOtodisplaytheBD address.

VariousinformationregardingtheBluetooth wirelessstechnologyaredisplayed.

•DEVICENAME(devicenameofthissystem)
• BDADDRESS(addressofBluetoothdevice)
• SYSTEMVERSION(systemversion)
- BTMODULEVERSION(versionofBluetoothmodule)

Hands-freephoningwith cellularphonesfeaturing Bluetoothwirelesstechnology

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If you use a Bluetooth adapter (e.g. CD-BTB100), you can connect cellular phone features of Bluetooth wireless technology to this unit for hands-free, wireless calls, even while driving.

- Insomecountries, CD-BTB100isnotsold onthemarket.

Fordetailsconcerningoperation, refertothe Bluetoothadapter'soperationmanual. This section provides brief information on the hands-freephoning operations with this unit which slightly differs or is cut short from that described in the Bluetooth adapter's operation manual.

Important

Sincethisunitisonstandbytoconnectwithyour cellularphoneviaBluetoothwirelesstechnology, usingthisunitwithoutrunningtheenginecanresultinbatterydrainage.

①Sourcename

Showstheselectedsourcename.

②Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

③Phonenumber

Showsthephonenumberyouselected.

④Usernumberindicator

Showstheregistrationnumberofthecellularphone.

⑤Devicename

Showsthedevicenameofthecellular phone.

⑥Incomingcallnoticeindication

Showswhenanincomingcallhasbeenreceivedandnotcheckedyet.

- Incomingcallnoticeisnotdisplayedfor callsmadewhenyourcellularphoneis disconnectedfromthisunit.

⑦Automaticanswering/Automaticrejectingindicator

Showswhentheautomaticansweringfunctionison(formoredetails,refertoSetting automaticansweringonpage68).

Showswhentheautomaticrejectingfunctionison(formoredetails, refertoSetting automaticrejectingonpage68).

⑧Batterystrengthindicator

Showsthebatterystrengthofcellular phone.

- The level shown on the indicatorm may differ from the actual battery strength.

- If the battery strength is not available, nothing is displayed in the battery strength indicator area.

⑨Signallevelindicator

Showsthesignalstrengthofcellularphone.

- The level shown on the indicator may differ from the actual signal level.

- Depending on the cellular phones featuring Bluetooth wireless technology, radio field intensity is not available. In this case, the signal level indicator does not appear.

●Touchthesourceiconandthentouch TELtoselectthetelephone.

BluetoothTelephone

Note

Equalizercurveforthephonesourceisfixed.

Whenselectingthephonesource,youcannotoperateUsingtheequalizeronpage70.

Settingupforhands-free phoning

Beforeyoucanusethehands-freephoning functionyoumustsetuptheunitforusewith yourcellularphone. Thisentailsestablishinga Bluetoothwirelessconnectionbetween this unitandyourphone, registeringyourphone withthisunit,andadjustingthevolumelevel.

1Connection

Fordetailedinstructionsonconnectingyour phonetothisunitviaBluetoothwirelestechnology,refertoConnectingacellularphoneon thenextpage.

- Yourphones should now be temporarily connected. However, to make best use of the technology, were recommend you register the phoneto this unit.

2Registration

Toregistryourtemporarilyconnectedphone, refertoRegisteringaconnectedcellularphone onpage63.

3Volumeadjustment

Adjusttheearpiecevolumeonyourcellular phoneforcomfort.Whenadjusted,thevolume levelisrecordedinthisunitasthedefaultsetting.

• Caller'svoicevolumeandringvolumemay varydependingonthetypeofcellularphone.
  ■ If the difference between the ranging volume and caller's voice volume is big, overall volume level may become unstable.
  ■ Before disconnecting the cellular phone from this unit, makes sure to adjust the volumetoa

properlevel.Ifthevolumeismuted(zerolevel)on yourcellularphone,thevolumelevelofyourcellularphoneremainsmutedevenafterthecellular phoneisdisconnected.

Basicoperationofhands-freephoning

Important

Advanced operation that require your attention such as dialing numbers on the monitor, using phonebook, etc., are prohibited while you are driving. When you need to set these advanced operations, stop your vehicle in a safe place.

Makingaphonecall

Voicerecognition

1TouchVOICEtoturnthevoicerecognitionfunctionon.

Voicedialiconappearsontheinformationbar. Voicerecognitionfunctionisnowready.

■Tocancelthevoicerecognitionfunction, touchVOICEagain.

2 Pronouncethenameofyourcontact.

Takingaphonecall

Answeringanincomingcall

1Whenacallcomesin,touch.

Touching → switchesbetweencallersonhold.

2Toendthecall,touch

Theestimatedcalltimeappearsinthedisplay (thismaydifferslightlyfromtheactualcall time).

Rejectinganincomingcall

- Whenacallcomesin,touch. Thecallisrejected.

Answeringacallwaiting

1Touchtoansweracallwaiting.

2Touch \~ toendallcalls.

Theestimatedcalltimeappearsinthedisplay (thismaydifferslightlyfromtheactualcall time).

■Touchingendsthecallyouaretalkingon. Orwithsomecellularphones,touching may endallcallsincludingthecallsonhold.

Rejectingcallwaiting

- Touchtorejectacallwaiting.

Introductionofadvanced hands-freephoningoperation

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①Functiondisplay

Showsthefunctionstatus.

1TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplayMENU.

MENUappearsonthedisplay.

■YoucanalsodisplayMENUbyclickingthe joystickontheremotecontrol.

2TouchFUNCTIONtodisplaythefunctionnames.

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Togotothenextgroupoffunctionnames, touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoffunction names,touchPREV.
■ To return to the previous display, touch BACK.

■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touch ESC.

Connectingacellularphone Searchingforavailablecellular phones

1TouchPHONECONNECTonthefunction menu.

BluetoothTelephone

2Touchtosearchforavailablecellular phones.

Whilesearching, Searchflashes.WhenavailablecellularphonesfeaturingBluetoothwirelesstechnologyarefound,devicenameor NameNotFound(ifnamescannotbeobtained)isdisplayed.

■ If this unit fail to find any available cellular phones, Not Found is displayed.

3Touchthedevicenameyouwantto connect.

Whileconnecting, Connectflashes. Tocompletetheconnection, checkthedevicename (PioneerBTunit) and enterthelinkcode on your cellular phone. If the connection is established, Connected is displayed.

■PINcodeissetto0000asthedefault.You canchangethiscodeintheinitialsetting.Refer toEnteringPINcodeforBluetoothwirelessconnectiononpage96.

Usingacellularphoneto initiateaconconnection

1TouchPHONECONNECTonthefunction menu.

2TouchCONNECTOPEN.

Theunitisnowonstandbyforconnection fromcellularphone.

3Usecellularphonetoconnecttothis unit.

■PINcodeissetto0000asthedefault.You canchangethiscodeintheinitialsetting.Refer toEnteringPINcodeforBluetoothwirelessconnectiononpage96.

Disconnectingacellularphone

1TouchPHONECONNECTonthefunction menu.

2TouchDISCONNECTtodisconnectthe currentlyconnectedcellularphonefrom thisunit.

Afterdisconnectioniscompleted, NoConnectionisdisplayed.

Registeringaconnected cellularphone

1TouchPHONEREGISTERonthefunction menu.

Registrationassignmentsappearonthedisplay.Fromthetoptothethirdassignmentare forUserphone1,2and3.TheresttwoassignmentsareforGuestphone1and2.

2Touchandholdoneoftheregistration assignmentstoregisterthecurrentlyconnectedphone.

If theregistration is succeeded, the device name of the connected phone is displayed in these selected assignment.

■ Iftheassignmentisempty, NoData is displayed. Iftheassignmentisalreadytaken, the device name appears. Toreplaceanassignment with anewphone, first delete the current assignment. Formoredetailed instructions, see Deleting are registered phone on this page.

■Iftheregistrationfailed,devicenameofthe connectedphoneisnotdisplayedintheselected assignment.Inthiscase,returntostep1andtry again.

Deletingaregisteredphone

1TouchPHONEREGISTERonthefunction menu.

2TouchDELETEnexttothedevicename youwanttodelete.

Aconfirmationdisplayappears.Touch YES to deletethephone.

■Tocancel,touchNO.

Connectingtoaregistered cellularphone

Connectingtoaregistered phonemanually

1TouchPHONECONNECTonthefunction menu.

2TouchDIRECTCONNECT.

3Touchthedevicenameyouwantto connect.

Whileconnecting, Connectisflashing. If the connectionisestablished, Connectedisdisplayed.

Connectingtoaregistered phoneautomatically

- TouchAUTOCONNECTonthefunction menutoturntheAutomaticConnection functionon.

If your cellular phone is ready for Bluetooth wireless connection, connection to this unit is automatically established.

■Toturnautomaticconnectionoff,touch

AUTOCONNECTagain.

Using the phonebook

Transferringentriestothe phonebook

ThePhoneBookcanholdatotalof500entries.300fromUser1,150fromUser2,and50fromUser3.

1TouchPHONEBOOKTRANSFERonthe functionmenu.

2TouchSTARTtoturnthePhoneBook Transferfunctionon.

ThePhoneBookTransferisnowonstandby.

3Usethecellularphonetoperform phonebooktransfer.

Performphonebooktransferusingthecellularphone. Fordetailedinstructions, referto theinstructionmanualthatcamewithyour cellularphone.

■Thedisplayindicateshowmanyentrieshave beentransferredandthetotalnumbertobe transferred.
■Tocancelthetransferringprocess,touch STOP.

4WhenyouaredonetransferringPhone Bookentries,touchESC.

Note

Whenthephonebooktransferiscomplete, the connection to your cellular phone is off. Touse the Phone Book, connect to your cellular phone once again, referring to Connecting to a registered cellular phone on this page.

BluetoothTelephone

Changing the phonebook display order

- TouchPHONEBOOKNAMEVIEWon thefunctionmenutoturnPhoneBook NameViewfunctionon.

DisplayorderforthePhoneBookischanged.

■Tochangetotheotherdisplayorder,touch PHONEBOOKNAMEVIEWagain.

Callinganumberinthephone book

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touch PHONEBOOKtodisplaythePhoneBook.

2Touch▲or▼toselectthefirstletterof thenameyouarelookingfor.

Touching▲or▼changesalphabeticalletters.

3TouchENTERtoshowentriesstarting withtheletteryouchose.

ThedisplayshowsthefirstsixPhoneBookentriesstartingwiththatletter(e.g. "Ben", "Brian" and "Burt" when "B" is selected).

■Touchortadisplayotherphonebookentries.

■Torefinethesearchwithadifferentletter, touchCLEAR.

4TouchaPhoneBookentryyouwantto call.

ThedisplayisswitchedtothePhoneBookdetaildisplay.

5TouchphonenumberofthePhone Bookentryyouwanttocall.

If several phonenumbers are entered to an entry, touch one you want to call.

Thedisplayreturnstothenormaldisplayand thePhoneBookentryyouselecteddisdisplayedontheinformationbar.

■ If you donot want to call these selected phone number but remove it from the information bar, touch PHONEBOOK and then touch ESC.

6Touchtomakeacall.

- For an international call, touch add "+" to add+tothephonenumber.

7Toendthecall,touch.

Theestimatedcalltimeappearsinthedisplay (thismaydifferslightlyfromtheactualcall time).

EditingthenameofaPhone Bookentry

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touch PHONEBOOKtodisplaythePhoneBook.

2SelectaPhoneBookentryyouwantto edit.

SeesteptwotofouronCallinganumberinthe phonebookonthispageforhowtodothis.

3TouchEDITnexttothePhoneBook entryname.

ThedisplayischangedtothePhoneBookedit display.

4Touch123orABCtoselectthedesired charactertype.

SelectABCtoinputalphabet. Select123toinputnumbersandsymbols.

- EachtimeyoutouchABC, thealphabet typechangesamonguppercase, lower caseandsymbol.

5Touch▲or▼toselectanalphabetlet-terornumber/symbol.

6Touch▶tomovethecursortothenext characterpositionandeditthename.

Whentheletteryouwantisdisplayed,touch

▶tomovethecursortothenextpositionand thenselectthenextletter.Touch◀tomove backwardsinthedisplay.

7TouchOKtostorethenewname.

Editingphonenumbers

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touch PHONEBOOKtodisplaythePhoneBook.

2SelectaPhoneBookentryyouwantto edit.

SeesteptwotofouronCallinganumberinthe phonebookonthepreviouspageforhowtodo this.

3TouchEDITnexttothephonenumber youwanttoedit.

ThedisplayischangedtothePhoneBookdial editdisplay.

4Touch0to9toinputnumbers.

■TouchCLEARtodeletethenumber.Touchand holdCLEARtodeletealltheinputnumbers.

5Touch◄or►tomovethecursorand editthenumber.

Repeat the seven steps until you have finished changing.

6TouchOKtostorethenewnumber.

Clearingaphonebookentry

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touch PHONEBOOKtodisplaythePhoneBook.

2SelectaPhoneBookentryyouwantto delete.

SeesteptwotofouronCallinganumberinthe phonebookonthepreviouspageforhowtodo this.

3TouchDELETEtodeletethePhoneBook entry.

Aconfirmationdisplayappears.Touch YES to deletetheentry.

■Tocancel,touchNO.

Usingthecallhistory

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

The12mostrecentcallsmade(dialled),receivedandmissed,arestoredinthecallhistory.Youcanbrowsethecallhistoryandcallnumbersfromit.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touchLOGto displaytheCallHistory.

TouchingLOGrepeatedlyswitchesbetween the followingcallhistories:

MISSEDCALLLIST—DIALLEDCALLLIST— RECEIVEDCALLLIST

■TouchingDISPhereswitchesbetweenthe phonenumberandthecaller'sname(ifitisin thePhoneBook).

BluetoothTelephone

2Touchaphonenumberorname(ifentered)youwanttocall.

Thedisplayreturnstothenormaldisplayand thephonenumberyouselectedisdisplayed ontheinformationbar.

3Touch

tomakeacall.

Usingpresetnumbers

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

Assigningpresetnumbers

Numbersthatyoudialfrequentlycanbeassignedtopresetsforquickrecall. Youcanassignupto6frequentlycalledphone numberstonumberpresets.

1Selectadesiredphonenumberfrom thephonebookorthecallhistory. Or directlyenteradesiredphonenumber.

Toselectadesiredphonenumberfromthe PhoneBookortheCallHistory,seetheinstructionsexplainedinpreviouspages.Todirectlyenteradesiredphonenumber,see Makingacallbyenteringphonenumberon thispage.

Thedisplayshouldnowbethenormaldisplay andtheselectedphonenumberisdisplayed ontheinformationbar.

2Onthenormaldisplay,touchLISTto displaypresetassignments.

Presetassignmentsappearinthedisplay(if notdisplayedyet).

3Keeptouchingoneofpresetassignmentstostorethephonenumber.

Thephonenumberyouselectedisstoredin presets.

- NoDataisdisplayedforemptyassignment. Eveniftheassignmentistaken, youcanreplace ittothenewonebykeepingtouchingtheassignment.

Recallingpresetnumbers

1Onthenormaldisplay,touchLISTto displaypresetassignments.

Presetassignmentsappearinthedisplay(if notdisplayedyet).

2Touchoneofpresetassignments.

Theselectedphonenumbershouldnowbe displayedontheinformationbar.

3Touch tomakeacall.

4Toendthecall,touch

Theestimatedcalltimeappearsinthedisplay (thismaydifferslightlyfromtheactualcall time).

Makingacallbyentering phonenumber

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleandapplytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthisoperation.

1Onthenormaldisplay,touchDIRECTto displaythedirectdialdisplay.

2Touch0to9toinputnumbers.

■TouchCLEARtodeletethenumber.Touchand holdCLEARtodeletealltheinputnumbers.
■Upto24digitscanbeentered.

BluetoothTelephone

■Ifyouwanttostoretheenteredphonenumber topresetassignment,touchSEThere.Thedisplay returnstothenormaldisplayandthephonumberyouenteredisselected.

3Whenyoucompletedenteringthe number,touch tomakeacall.

4Toendthecall,touch

Theestimatedcalltimeappearsinthedisplay (thismaydifferslightlyfromtheactualcall time).

Clearingmemory

1TouchCLEARMEMORYonthefunction menu.

2TouchCLEARnexttotheitemyouwant todeletefromthememory.

Selectfromthefollowing:

•PHONEBOOK(phonebook)
• DIALEDCALLS(dialledcallhistory)
- RECEIVEDCALLS(receivedcallhistory)
• MISSEDCALLS(missedcallhistory)
• PRESETDIALS(presetphonenumbers)

Afterselectingadesireditem, a confirmation displayappears. Touch YES todeletethememory.

■Tocancel,touchNO.
■TouchAllcleartoclearthememoryofall items.

Settingautomaticanswering

●TouchAUTOANSWERonthefunction menutoturntheautomaticansweron.

ONappearsinthedisplay.
■Toturntheautomaticansweroff,touch

AUTOANSWERagain.

Settingautomaticrejecting

- TouchREFUSEALLCALLSonthefunctionmenutoturntheautomaticcallrejectionon.

ONappearsinthedisplay.
■Toturntheautomaticcallrejectionoff,touch REFUSEALLCALLSagain.

Switchingtheringtone

- TouchRINGTONEonthefunctionmenu toturntheringtoneon.

ONappearsinthedisplay.
■Toturntheringtoneoff,touchRINGTONE again.

Echocancelingandnoise reduction

- TouchECHOCANCELonthefunction menutoturnEchoCancelfunctionon.

ONappearsinthedisplay.
■Toturnechocancelingoff,touch

ECHOCANCELagain.

DisplayingBD(Bluetooth Device)address

- TouchDeviceinfoonthefunction menutodisplaytheBDaddress.

VariousinformationregardingtheBluetooth wirelessstechnologyaredisplayed.

•DEVICENAME(devicenameofthissystem)
• BDADDRESS(addressofBluetoothdevice)
- SYSTEMVERSION(versionofthisunit's microprocessor)
- BTMODULEVERSION(versionofBluetoothmodule)

Introductionofaudio adjustments

DVD-V MENU AUDIO FADER BALANCE EQ MENU COUONESS SUB MODIFIER HPF SLA NEXT ①

①Audiodisplay

If you donotoperatetheaudiofunction within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the source displayed.

Usingbalanceadjustment

Youcanchangethefader/balancesettingso thatitcanprovidetheideallisteningenvironmentinallooccupiedseats.

1TouchFADERBALANCEontheaudio functionmenu.

■WhentherearoutputsettingisSUB.W, BALANCEwillbedisplayedinsteadof FADERBALANCE.RefertoSettingtherearoutput andsubwoofercontrolleronpage93.

2Touch▲or▼toadjustfront/rear speakerbalance.

Eachtimeyoutouch▲or▼itmovesthe front/rearspeakerbalancetowardsthefrontor therear.

FRONT:15toREAR:15isdisplayedasthe front/rearspeakerbalancemovesfromfrontto rear.

■FR:00isthepropersettingwhenonlytwo speakersareused.

- When therearoutputsettingisSUB.W, you cannot adjust front/rearspeaker balance. Referto Setting therear output and subwoofer controller on page 93.

3Touch◀or▶toadjustleft/rightspeak-erbalance.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itmovestheleft/rightspeakerbalancetowardstheleftorthe right.

LEFT:09toRIGHT:09isdisplayedastheleft/rightspeakerbalancemovesfromleftto right.

Usingtheequalizer

Theequalizerletsyouadjusttheequalization to match the car's interior acoustic characteristics as desired.

Recallingequalizercurves

Therearesixstoredequalizercurveswhich youcaneasilyrecallatanytime.Hereisalist oftheequalizercurves:

DisplayEqualizercurve

PowerfulPowerful

NaturalNatural

VocalVocal

CustomCustom

FlatFlat

SuperBassSuperbass

• Customisanadjustedequalizercurvethat youcreate.
• AseparateCustomcurvecanbecreated foreachsource.Ifyoumakeadjustments, theequalizercurvesettingsarememorized inCustom.
• When Flatisselected, nosupplementor correctionismadetothesound. This is useful to check the effect of the equalizer curves by switching alternatively between Flat and a set equalizer curve.

●Onanysource,touchEQ(displayedat theleftbottomcorner)toselecttheequalizer.

TouchEQ repeatedlyytoswitchbetweenthefollowingequalizers:

Powerful—Natural—Vocal—Custom—Flat—SuperBass

Adjustingequalizercurves

Youcanadjustthecurrentlyselectedequalizer curvesettingasdesired.Adjustedequalizer curvesettingsarememorizedinCustom.

- You can adjust the center frequency and the Q factor (curve characteristics) of each currently selected curve band (LOW/MID/HIGH).

1 TouchEQMENUontheaudiofunction menu.
2 Touch◀or▶ontheBANDsettingto selecttheequalizerbandtoadjust.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsequalizer bandsinthefollowingorder:

LOW (low)—MID (mid)—HIGH (high)

3 Touch◀or▶ontheLEVELsettingto adjusttheleveloftheequalizerband.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde- creasestheleveloftheequalizationband.

+6 to -6 is displayed as the level is increased or decreased.

4 Touch◀or▶ontheFREQUENCYsettingtoselectthedesiredfrequency.

Touch◀or▶untilthedesiredfrequencyappearsinthedisplay.

Low: 40HZ—80HZ—100HZ—160HZ

Mid: 200HZ—500HZ—1KHZ—2KHZ

High: 3KHZ—8KHZ—10kHz—12KHZ

5 Touch◀or▶ontheQ.FACTORsetting toselectthedesiredQfactor.

Touch◀or▶untilthedesiredQfactorappearsinthedisplay.

2N—1N—1W—2W

Note

If you make adjustments, Customcurve is updated.

Adjustingloudness

Loudnesscompensatesfordeficienciesinthe low-andhigh-soundrangesatlowvolume.

1TouchLOUDNESSontheaudiofunction menu.

2Touch◀ontheLOUDNESSsettingto turnloudnesson.

■Toturnloudnessoff,touch▶.

3Touch◀or▶ontheMODEsettingto selectadesiredlevel.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectslevelin thefollowingorder:

LOW (low)—MID (mid)—HIGH (high)

Usingsubwooferoutput

Thisunitisequippedwithasubwooferoutput whichcanbeturnedonoroff.

- Whenthesubwooferoutputison, you can adjust the cut-off frequency and the output level of the subwoofer.

1TouchSUBWOOFERontheaudiofunctionmenu.

■WhenthePREOUTsettingintheinitialmenu isFULL, you cannot selectSUBWOOFER.

2Touch◀ontheSUBWOOFERsettingto turnsubwooferoutputon.

■Toturnsubwooferoutputoff,touch▶.

3Touch◀or▶onthePHASEsettingto selectthephaseofsubwooferoutput.

Touch▶toselectnormalphaseand NORMALappearsinthedisplay.Touch◀to

selectreversephaseandREVERSEappearsin thedisplay.

4Touch◀or▶ontheLEVELsettingto adjusttheoutputlevelofthesubwoofer.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde Decreases the level of the subwoofer. +6 to -6 is displayedasthelevelisincreasedorde-creased.

5Touch◀or▶ontheFREQUENCYsettingtoselectcut-offfrequency.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectscut-offfrequenciesinthefollowingorder:

50Hz—80Hz—125Hz

Only frequencies lower than those in these selected range are outputted from the subwoofer.

Usingnonfadingoutput

When then on fading output setting is on, the audiosignal does not pass through this unit's low pass filter (for the subwoofer), but is out-putted through the RCA output.

1TouchNONFADINGontheaudiofunctionmenu.

- WhenthePREOUTsettingintheinitialmenu is only FULL, you can select NON FADING. (Refer to page93.)

2Touch◀ontheNONFADINGsettingto turnnonfadingoutputon.

■Toturnnonfadingoutputoff,touch▶.

3Touch◀or▶ontheLEVELsettingto adjusttheoutputlevelofthenonfading.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde- creases the level of the non fading. +6 to -6 is displayedasthelevelisincreasedor decreased.

Usingthehighpassfilter

When you donotwantlowsounds from the subwoofer output frequency rangetoplay from the frontorrearspeakers, turn on the HPF (high pass filter). Only frequencies higher than those in these selected range are output from the frontorrearspeakers.

1TouchHPFontheaudiofunctionmenu.

2Touch◄toturnhighpassfilteron.

Highpassfilteristurnedonandthecut-offfrequencysettingbecomesavailable.

■Toturnhighpassfilteroff,touch▶.

3Touch◀or▶toselectcut-offfrequency.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectscut-offfrequenciesinthefollowingorder:

50Hz—80Hz—125Hz

Adjustingsourcelevels

SLA(sourceleveladjustment) lets you adjust the volume level of each source to prevent radical changes in volumewhenswitching between sources.

- SettingsarebasedontheFMvolumelevel, whichremainsunchanged.

1 Compare the FM volume level with the level of the source you wish to adjust.

2TouchSLAontheaudiofunctionmenu.

3Touch▲or▼toadjustthesourcevolume.

Eachtimeyoutouch▲or▼itincreasesorde Decreasesesthesourcevolume.

+4to-4isdisplayedasthesourcevolumeis increasedordecreased.

Notes

• The AM volume level can also be adjusted with source level adjustments.
- VideoCD, CDandcompressedaudioareset tothesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.
- Externalunit1andexternalunit2aresetto thesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.
- AUX(auxiliaryinput)andAV(AVinput)areset tothesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.
- SLAfunctiondoesnotadjustthevolumefor theBTtelephonesource.

Stagingforcarenvironment

You can create incarasoundenvironment that can be best matched with the type of your listening music (ormovie).

1TouchSTAGINGontheaudiofunction menu.

2Touchadesiredstagingfield.

•OFF(off)
• MUSICSTUDIO(musicstudio)
• DYNAMICTHEATER(dynamictheater)
• ACTOR'S STAGE (actor's stage)
- RELAXLIVING(relaxinglivingroom)

Selectingthelisteningposition

Onewaytoassureamorenaturalsoundisto accuratelypositionthestereoimage,putting yourightinthecenterofthesoundfield.Selectingthelisteningpositionletsyouautomaticallyadjustthespeakeroutputlevelsand insertsadelaytimetomatchthenumberand positionofoccupiedseats.Whenusedwith thestagingfunction,thesoundimagewillbe morenaturalandyoucanfeelasifapanoramicsoundenvelopsyou.

1TouchPOSITIONNonthestagingmenu.

2Touchoneofthelisteningpositions whereyouwanttofocusthesoundimage.

• LEFT(left)
- CENTER(center)
•RIGHT(right)

Note

When you make adjustment to the listening position, the speaker outputs are automatically set for appropriate levels. You cantail or the levels more precisely referring to Adjusting the speaker output levels using latest tone or Adjusting the speaker output levels.

IntroductionofDSP adjustments

DVD-V MENU DSP MENU POSITION FADER BALANCE 5A D.R.C. DOWN MIX DIGITAL DIRECT BACK ESC ①

Youcanusethisunittocontrolmulti-channel processor(e.g.DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600), which issoldseparately.

- Somefunctionsmaydifferdependingonthe multi-channelprocessorconnectedtothis unit.

Bycarryingoutthefollowingsettings/adjustmentsintheordershown,youcancreateafinely-tunedsoundfieldeffortlessly.

1Settingthespeakersetting

2Usingthepositionselector

3AutoTAandEQ(auto-timealignmentandauto-equalizing)

4Adjustingthetimealignment

5Adjustingthespeakeroutputlevelsusinga testtone

6Selectingacross-overfrequency

7Adjustingthespeakeroutputlevels

8Adjusting3-bandparametricequalizer

①DSPdisplay

POSITION, AUTO EQ and AUTO TA will be cancelled.

■Whenplayingdiscsrecordedwithmorethan 96kHzsamplingfrequency,audioisoutputted fromfrontspeakersonly.
■ WhenselectingFMasthesource, you cannot switch to SLA.
■WhenplayingotherthantheDVDdisc,you cannotswitchtoD.R.C.
■ When neither FRONT-L nor FRONT-R is selected in POSITION, you cannot switch to

TIMEALIGNMENT.

■Whenboththecenterspeakerandtherear speakeraresettoOFFinthespeakersetting,you cannotswitchtoDOLBYPROLOGICII.
■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntothedisplayofeachsource,touch ESC.

Note

If you donot operate the DSP function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the source displayed.

Using the position selector

Onewaytoassureamorenaturalsoundisto accuratelypositionthestereoimage, putting yourightinthecenterofthesoundfield. The positionselectorfunctionletsyouautomaticallyadjustthespeakeroutputlevelsandinsertsadelaytimetomatchthenumberand positionofoccupiedseats.

DigitalSignalProcessor

1TouchPOSITIONNontheDSPfunction menu.

2 Touch ◀/▶/▲/▼ to select a listening position.

Touch one of these, ◀/▶/▲/▼, to select a listeningpositionaslistedinthetable.

KeyDisplayPosition

◀FRONT-LFrontseatleft

▶FRONT-RFrontseatright

▲FRONTFrontseats

▼ALLAllseats

■Tocanceltheselectedlisteningposition, touchthesamekeyagain.

Note

When you make adjustment to the listening position, the speaker outputs are automatically set for appropriate levels. You cantail or the levels more precisely referring to Adjusting the speaker output levels using latest tone or Adjusting the speaker output levels.

Usingbalanceadjustment

Youcanchangethefader/balancesettingso thatitcanprovidetheideallisteningenvironmentinallooccupiedseats.

1TouchFADER/BALANCEontheDSP functionmenu.

2Touch▲or▼toadjustfront/rear speakerbalance.

Eachtimeyoutouch ▲ or ▼ itmovesthe front/rearspeakerbalancetowardsthefrontor therear.

FRONT:25toREAR:25isdisplayedasthe front/rearspeakerbalancemovesfromfrontto rear.

■ FR:00 isthepropersetting when only two speakers are used.

3Touch◀or▶toadjustleft/rightspeak-erbalance.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itmovestheleft/rightspeakerbalancetowardstheleftorthe right.

LEFT:25 to RIGHT:25 is displayed as the left/rightspeakerbalancemovesfromleftto right.

Adjustingsourcelevels

SLA(sourceleveladjustment)letsyouadjust thevolumelevelofeachsourcetopreventradicalchangesinvolumewhenswitchingbetweensources.

- SettingsarebasedontheFMvolumelevel, whichremainsunchanged.

1 Compare the FM volume level with the level of the source you wish to adjust.

2TouchSLAontheDSPfunctionmenu.

3Touch▲or▼toadjustthesourcevolume.

Eachtimeyoutouch▲or▼itincreasesorde- creasesthesourcevolume.

+4to-4isdisplayedasthesourcevolumeis increasedordecreased.

Notes

• The AM volume level can also be adjusted with source level adjustments.
- VideoCD, CDandcompressedaudioareset tothesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.

DigitalSignalProcessor

• Externalunit1andexternalunit2aresetto thesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.
• AUX(auxiliaryinput)andAV(AVinput)areset tothesamesourceleveladjustmentvolume automatically.

Usingthedynamicrange control

Thedynamicrangereferstothedifferencebetweenthelargestandsoftestsounds. Thedynamicrangecontrolcompresses this differencesothatyoucanclearlyhearsounds evenatlowvolumelevels.

• Thedynamicrangecontroliseffectiveonly onDolbyDigitalsounds.
• When playing other than the DVD disc, you cannot switch to D.R.C.

1TouchD.R.ContheDSPfunctionmenu.

■WhenplayingotherthantheDVDdisc,you cannotswitchthismode.

2TouchONtoturnthedynamicrange controlon.

■Toturndynamicrangecontroloff,touch OFF.

Usingthedown-mixfunction

Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedtothis unit,youcanoperatethisfunction. Thedown-mixfunctionallowsyoutoplayback multi-channelaudioin2channels.

1TouchDOWNMIXontheDSPfunction menu.

2Touch◄or►toselectthedesiredlevel.

Touch◀toselectLo/Ro.Touch▶toselect Lt/Rt.

• Lo/Ro–Stereomixtheoriginalaudiothat donotcontainchannelmodessuchassurroundcomponents.
• Lt/Rt-Downmixsothatthesurround componentscanberestored(decoded).

Usingthedirectcontrol

Youcanoverrideaudiosettingstocheckforeffectivenessofyouraudiosettings.

- Allaudiofunctionsarelockedoutwhenthe directcontrolisonexceptVOLUME.

1TouchDIGITALDIRECTontheDSPfunctionmenu.

2TouchONtoturnthedirectcontrolon.

■Toturndirectcontroloff,touchOFF.

UsingtheDolbyProLogicll

Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedtothis unit,youcanoperatethisfunction. DolbyProLogicllcreatesfivefull-bandwidth outputchannelsfromtwo-channelsourcesto achievehigh-puritymatrixsurround.

- DolbyProLogicIlsupportsupto48kHz samplingratestereosourceandhasnoeffectonothertypesofsource.

1TouchDOLBYPROLOGICllontheDSP functionmenu.

2Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel keystoselectthedesiredmode.

•MOVIE—TheMoviemodesuitablefor movie playback

DigitalSignalProcessor

• MUSIC—TheMusicmodesuitablefor music playback
• MATRIX—TheMatrixmodeforwhenFM radioreceptionisweak
- OFF-TurnDolbyProLogicIloff
- ADJUST-AdjusttheMusicmode

■YoucanoperateADJUSTonlywhenMUSIC has been selected.

AdjustingtheMusicmode

YoucanadjusttheMusicmodewiththefollowingthreecontrols.

• Panorama(PANORAMA)extendsthefront stereoimagetoincludethesurround speakersforanexciting"wraparound"effect.
• Dimension(DIMENSION)allowsyouto graduallyadjustthesoundfieldeithertowardsthefrontortherear.
• CenterWidthControl(CENTERWIDTH)allowscenter-channelsoundstobepositionedbetweenthecenterspeakerandthe left/rightspeakers.ltimprovestheleft-center-rightstagepresentationforboththedriverandthefrontpassenger.

1TouchDOLBYPROLOGICllontheDSP functionmenu.

2TouchMUSICandthentouchADJUST.

■YoucanoperateADJUSTonlywhenMUSIC has been selected.

3Touch▲or▼toselectPANORAMA(panorama).

Eachtimeyoutouch▲or▼selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

PANORAMA(panorama)—DIMENSION(dimension)—CENTERWIDTH(centerwidth)

4Touch◀toturnthepanoramacontrol on.

■Toturnthepanoramacontroloff,touch▶.

5Touch▼toselectDIMENSIONandthen touch◄or►toadjustfront/surround speakerbalance.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itmovesthe soundtowardsthefrontorthesurrounds.

+3to-3isdisplayedasthefront/surround speakerbalancemovesfromfronttosurrounds.

6Touch▼toselectCENTERWIDTHHand thentouch◄or►toadjustthecenter image.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itgradually spreadsthecenterchannelsoundintothe frontleftandrightspeakersoverarange0to 7.

3isthedefaultandit'srecommendedfor mostrecordings.0placesallcentersoundin thecenterspeaker.7placesallcentersound equallyintheleft/rightspeakers.

Settingthespeakersetting

Youneedtomakewith/without(oryes/no)and size(bassreproducingcapacity)selection/adjustmentsdependingontheinstalledspeakers.ThesizeneedstobesettoLARGE(large)ifthespeakeriscapableofreproducing soundsofabout100Hzorbelow. Otherwise selectSMALL(small).

• When DIGITALDIRECTison, you cannot select SPEAKERSETTING. Firstturn the DIGITALDIRECToff, referring to Using the directcontrol on the previous page.
• Lowfrequencyrangeisnotoutputifthe subwooferissettoOFFandthefrontand rearspeakerssettoSMALLorOFF.
• Itisimperativethatnon-installedspeakers besettoOFF.
• SetthefrontorrearspeakertoLARGEif thespeakeriscapableofreproducingbass content,orifnosubwooferisinstalled.

Digital Signal Processor

1TouchSPEAKERSETTINGGontheDSP functionmenu.

2Touch◄or►toselectthespeakerto beadjusted.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthespeakerinthefollowingorder:
FRONT(frontspeakers)—CENTER(center speaker)—REAR(rearspeakers)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer)—PHASE(subwoo-fersetting)
■YoucanswitchtoPHASEonlywhenthesubwooferhasbeensettoON.

3Touch◀or▶toselectthecorrectsize fortheselectedspeaker.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthesizein thefollowingorder:

SpeakerSetting

FRONTSMALL—LARGE

CENTEROFF—SMALL—LARGE

REAROFF—SMALL—LARGE

SUBWOOFERON—OFF

PHASEREVERSE—NORMAL

Correctingthesubwoofer'sphase

If trying to boost the bass output of the sub-woofer doesn't domuch or rather makes you feel that the bass gets more murky, this may indicate that the subwoofer's output and bass content you hear over others speakers cancel each other out. Toremovethis problem, try changing the phases setting forth the subwoofer.

1TouchSPEAKERSETTINGGontheDSP functionmenu.

2Touch◄or►toselectSUBWOOFER.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthespeakerinthefollowingorder:

FRONT(frontspeakers)—CENTER(center speaker)—REAR(rearspeakers)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer)—PHASE(subwoo-fersetting)

3Touch◄toturnsubwooferoutputon.

■Toturnsubwooferoutputoff,touch▶.

4Touch▶toselectPHASEandthen touch◀or▶toselectthephaseofsub-wooferoutput.

Touch▶toselectNORMAL(normalphase). Touch◀toselectREVERSE(reversephase).

Note

Whenplayinga2-channelmonosourcewithPro Logicturnedon,theremaybeoccasionswhen thefollowingwilloccur:

• Noaudioisoutputdifthecenterspeaker settingisSMALLorLARGEandnocenter speakerisinstalled.
• Audioisheardonlyoverthecenterspeakerif installedandthecenterspeakersettingis SMALLorLARGE.

Adjusting the speaker output levels

Speakerlevelcanbeadjustedfinelybylisteningtoanaudiooutput.First,usetesttoneto adjusttheapproximatespeakerlevel,andthen usethisfunctiontoadjustfinely.

1TouchSPEAKERLEVELontheDSPfunctionmenu.

2Touch◀or▶toselectthespeakerto beadjusted.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthespeakerinthefollowingorder:

DigitalSignalProcessor

FRONT-L(frontspeakerleft)—CENTER(center speaker)—FRONT-R (front speaker right)—REAR-R(rearspeakerright)—REAR-L(rear speakerleft)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer)■Youcannotselectspeakerswhosesizeisset toOFFattheSPEAKERSETTINGmenu.

3Touch◀or▶toadjustthespeakeroutputlevel.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde Decreases the speaker output level. +10 to -10 is displayedasthelevelisincreasedorde-creased.

Note

Toadjustthespeakeroutputlevelsinthismodeis thesameasmakingthespeakeroutputlevelsat TESTTONE. Bothprovidethesameresults.

Selectingacross-over frequency

Youcanselectafrequency,underwhich soundsarereproducedthroughthesubwoofer.Iftheinstalledspeakersincludeonewhose sizehasbeensettoSMALL,youcanselecta frequency,underwhichsoundsarereproducedthroughaLARGEspeakerorsubwoofer.

1TouchCROSSOVERontheDSPfunction menu.

2Touch◀or▶toselectthespeakerto beadjusted.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthespeakerinthefollowingorder: FRONT(frontspeakers)—CENTER(center speaker)—REAR(rearspeakers)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer)

3Touch◀or▶toselectcross-overfrequency.

Selectingacross-overfrequencyistosetacross-overfrequencyofthesubwoofer'sL.P.F.(low-pass filter)andthatoftheSMALLspeakerH.P.F.(high-passfilter).Thecross-overfrequencysettinghas noeffectifthesubwooferissettoOFFandother speakersaresettoLARGEorOFF.

Adjustingthespeakeroutput levelsusingatesttone

Thisfunctionallowsyoutoeasilygettheoverallbalancerightamongthespeakers.

1TouchTESTTONEontheDSPfunction menu.

2TouchSTARTtostartthetesttoneoutput.

Thetesttoneisoutputted.Itrotatesfrom speakertospeakerinthefollowingsequence atintervalsofabouttwoseconds.Thecurrent settingsforthespeakeroverwhichyouhear thetesttoneareshowninthedisplay. FRONT-L(frontspeakerleft)—CENTER(center speaker)—FRONT-R (front speaker right)—REAR-R(rearspeakerright)—REAR-L(rear speakerleft)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer) Checkeachspeakeroutputlevel.Ifnoadjustmentsareneeded,performstep5tostopthe testtone.

■Thesettingsdonotappearforspeakers whose size is set OFF. (Refer to Setting the speaker-settingonpage77.)

3Touch◀or▶toadjustthespeakeroutputlevel.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde Decreases the speaker output level. +10 to -10 is displayedasthelevelisincreasedorde-creased.

■Thetesttonerotatestothenextspeakerafter abouttwosecondsfromthelastoperation.

4TouchSTOPtostopthetesttoneoutput.

Notes

• Ifneeded, selectspeakersandadjusttheir'absolute'outputlevels.(RefertoAdjustingthe speakeroutputlevelsonpage78.)
• Toadjustthespeakeroutputlevelsin this modeisthesameasmakingthespeakeroutputlevelsatSPEAKERLEVEL. Bothprovide thesameresults.

Usingthetimealignment

Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedtothis unit,youcanoperatethisfunction. Thetimealignmentletsyouadjustthedistancebetweeneachspeakerandthelistening position.

1TouchTIMEALIGNMENTontheDSP functionmenu.

2Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel keystoselectthetimealignment.

• INITIAL – Initial time alignment (factory setting)
• AUTOTA-Timealignmentcreatedbyauto TAandEQ.(RefertoAutoTAandEQ(auto-timealignmentandauto-equalizing)on page83.)

- CUSTOM-Adjustedtimealignmentthat youcancreateforyourself

- OFF-Turnthetimealignmentoff

- ADJUST-Adjustthetimealignmentasdesired

■YoucannotselectAUTOTAifautoTAandEQ hasnotbeencarriedout.
■YoucannotselectADJUSTwhenneither FRONT-LnorFRONT-RisselectedinPOSITION.

Adjustingthetimealignment

You can adjust the distance between each speaker and these selected position.

- Anadjustedtimealignmentismemorized inCUSTOM.

1TouchTIMEALIGNMENTontheDSP functionmenuandthentouchADJUST.

■YoucannotselectADJUSTwhenneither FRONT-LnorFRONT-RisselectedinPOSITION.

2Touch◀or▶toselectthespeakerto beadjusted.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsthespeakerinthefollowingorder:

FRONT-L(frontspeakerleft)—CENTER(center speaker)—FRONT-R (front speaker right)—

REAR-R(rearspeakerright)—REAR-L(rear speakerleft)—SUBWOOFER(subwoofer)

■Youcannotselectspeakerswhosesizeisset atOFF.(RefertoSettingthespeakersettingon page77.)

3Touch◀or▶toadjustthedistancebetweentheselectedspeakerandthelisteningposition.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde- creasesthedistance.0.0to500.0[cm]isdis- playedasthedistanceisincreasedor decreased.

4TouchESCtoreturntotheplaybackdisplay.

DigitalSignalProcessor

Usingtheequalizer

Theequalizerletsyouadjusttheequalization to match the car's interior acoustic characteristics as desired.

Recallingequalizercurves

Therearesevenstoredequalizercurveswhich youcaneasilyrecallatanytime.Hereisalist oftheequalizercurves.

DisplayEqualizercurve

PowerfulPowerful

NaturalNatural

VocalVocal

FlatFlat

Custom1Custom1

Custom2Custom2

SuperBassSuperbass

- Custom1 and Custom2 are adjusted equalizer curves.

- When Flatisselected, nosupplementor correctionismadetothesound. This is useful to check the effect of the equalizer curves by switching alternatively between Flat and a set equalizer curve.

- Onthenormaldisplay,touchEQtoselecttheequalizer.

TouchEQrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthefollowingequalizers:

Powerful—Natural—Vocal—Flat—Custom1—Custom2—SuperBass

- If SFC instead of EQ appears on the normal display, touch SFC and holdtoswitchtoequalizer function. About SFC, refertoUsingthesound fieldcontrol on this page.

Usingthesoundfieldcontrol

The SFC function creates the sensation of a live performance.

- Oneofthegreatestadvantagestohear musicinliveistheoriginalacousticsound thatisechoedorreflectedagainstthe stagesurroundings.TheSFCcircuitryenablestoreproducetheliveperforming soundincarenvironmentbyprogramming thedirectsound,earlyreflections,andlate reflectionseffectsandcharacterizingthe soundfromCD,DVDorothermediumsoit becomesclosertotheliveacousticsound.

1 Onthenormaldisplay,touchEQand holdtoswitchtoSFCfunction.

TouchEQandholduntilSoundFieldControl appearsinthedisplay.

■ To switch to equalizer function, touch EQ and holdagain.

2 TouchSFCtoselectthedesiredSFC mode.

TouchSFCrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingmodes:

MUSICAL (musical)—DRAMA (drama)—ACTION (action)—JAZZ (jazz)—HALL (hall)—CLUB(club)—OFF(off)

Note

If the source is a channel LPCM audioora2-channel Dolby Digital audio and you select SFC effect that are most applicable for 5.1-channel audio (i.e., MUSICAL, DRAMA or ACTION), we recommend turning Dolby ProLogicllon. On the other hand, when selecting SFC effect that are intended for use with 2-channel audio (i.e., JAZZ, HALL or CLUB), we recommend turning Dolby ProLogiclloff.

Adjusting3-bandparametric equalizer

ForCustom1 and Custom2 equalizercurves, you can adjust the front, rear and center equalizer curves separately by selecting a center frequency, an equalizer level and a factor foreach band.

• AseparateCustom1curvecanbecreated foreachsource.
• ACustom2curvecanbecreatedcommon toallsources.
• Thecenterspeakerlargelydeterminesthe soundimageandgettingthebalanceright isn'teasy.Werecommendreproducinga2-ch.audio(aCDforexample)andgetting thebalancerightamongthespeakersexceptforthecenter,andthenreproducinga 5.1-ch.audio(DolbyDigitalorDTS)andadjustingthecenterspeakeroutputtothe balanceyouhavealreadygotamongthe otherspeakers.

- TouchPARAMETRICEQontheDSP functionmenu.

Note

Youcanselectacenterfrequencyforeachband. Youcanchangethecenterfrequencyin1/3-octavesteps, butyoucannotselectfrequenciesthat haveintervalsshorterthan1octaveamongthe centerfrequenciesofthethreebands.

Speakerselect

1Touch◄or►toselectSP-SEL.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

SP-SEL (speakers)—BAND (bands)—

FREQUENCY(centerfrequency)—LEVEL

(equalizerlevel)—Q.FACTOR(Qfactor)

2Touch◀or▶toselectthespeakerto beadjusted.

Touch◀or▶untilthedesiredspeakerappearsinthedisplay.

REAR(rearspeakers)—CENTER(centerspeaker)—FRONT(frontspeakers)

■Youcannotselectspeakerswhosesizeisset at OFF. (Refer to Setting the speaker setting on page77.)

Band

1Touch◄or►toselectBAND.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

SP-SEL (speakers)—BAND (bands)—FREQUENCY(centerfrequency)—LEVEL (equalizerlevel)—Q.FACTOR(Qfactor)

2Touch◀or▶ toselecttheequalizer bandtobeadjusted.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectsequalizer bandsinthefollowingorder: LOW (low)—MID (mid)—HIGH (high)

Frequency

1Touch◄or►toselectFREQUENCY.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

SP-SEL (speakers)—BAND (bands)—FREQUENCY(centerfrequency)—LEVEL (equalizerlevel)—Q.FACTOR(Qfactor)

2Touch◀or▶toselectthecenterfrequencyofselectedband.

Touch ◀or▶ untilthedesiredfrequencyappearsinthedisplay. 40Hz—50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—125Hz—160Hz—200Hz—250Hz—315Hz—400Hz—500Hz—630Hz—800Hz—1kHz—1.25kHz—1.6kHz—2kHz—2.5kHz—3.15kHz—4kHz—5kHz—6.3kHz—8kHz—10kHz—12.5kHz

DigitalSignalProcessor

Level

1Touch◄or►toselectLEVEL.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

SP-SEL (speakers)—BAND (bands)—FREQUENCY(centerfrequency)—LEVEL (equalizerlevel)—Q.FACTOR(Qfactor)

2Touch◀or▶toadjusttheequalizer level.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶increasesorde Decreases the equalizer level. +06 to -06 is displayedasthelevelisincreasedordecreased.

Qfactor

1Touch◄or►toselectQ.FACTOR.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶selectstheitem inthefollowingorder:

SP-SEL (speakers)—BAND (bands)—FREQUENCY(centerfrequency)—LEVEL (equalizerlevel)—Q.FACTOR(Qfactor)

2Touch◀or▶toselectthedesiredQ factor.

Eachtimeyoutouch ◀or▶ switchesbetween the followingQfactor:

NARROW(narrow)—WIDE(wide)

■Youcanadjustparametersforeachbandof theotherspeakersinthesameway.

Usingtheauto-equalizer

Theauto-equalizeristheequalizercurvecreatedbyautoTAandEQ(refertoAutoTAandEQ(auto-timealignmentandauto-equalizing) onthispage).

Youcanturntheauto-equalizeronoroff.

1TouchAUTOEQontheDSPfunction menu.

■YoucannotusethisfunctionifautoTAand EQhasnotbeencarriedout.

2TouchONtoturntheauto-equalizer on.

■Toturnauto-equalizeroff,touchOFF.

AutoTAandEQ(auto-time alignmentandauto-equalizing)

Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedtothis unit,youcanoperatethisfunction.

Theauto-timealignmentisautomaticallyadjustedforthedistancebetweeneachspeaker andthelistingposition.

Theauto-equalizerautomaticallymeasures thecarinterioracousticcharacteristics, and thencreatestheauto-equalizercurvebased onthatinformation.

WARNING

Topreventaccidents, never carry out auto TA and EQ while driving. Whentis function measures the car interior acoustic characteristic to create an auto-equalizer curve, aloud measurement tone (noise) maybe outputted from the speakers.

CAUTION

- CarryingoutautoTAandEQunderthefollowingconditionsmaydamagethespeakers.Be suretochecktheconditionsthoroughlybeforecarryingoutautoTAandEQ.

—Whenspeakersareincorrectlyconnected. (e.g.,Whenarearspeakerisconnectedto asubwooferoutput.)

—Whenaspeakerisconnectedtoapower ampdeliveringoutputhigherthanthe speaker'smaximuminputpowercapability.

- Ifthemicrophoneisplacedinanunsuitable positionthemeasurementtonemaybecome loudandmeasurementmaytakealongtime, resultinginadrainonbatterypower.Besure toplacethemicrophoneinthespecifiedlocation.

BeforeoperatingtheautoTA andEQfunction

• CarryoutautoTAandEQinasquieta placeaspossible,withthecarengine and airconditioningswitchedoff.Alsocut powertocarphonesorportabletelephones inthecar,orremovethemfromthecarbeforecarryingoutautoTAandEQ.Sounds otherthanthemeasurementtone(surroundingsounds,enginesound,telephonesringingetc.)maypreventcorrect measurementofthecarinterioracoustic characteristics.
• BesuretocarryoutautoTAandEQusing the supplied microphone. Using another microphonemaypreventmeasurement, or result in incorrect measurement of the car interior acoustic characteristics.
• Whenfrontspeakerisnotconnected,auto TAandEQcannotbecarriedout.
• Whenthisunitisconnectedtoapower ampwithininputlevelcontrol,autoTAand EQmaynotbepossibleifyoulowerpower ampinputlevel.Setthepoweramp'sinput leveltothestandardposition.
• Whenthisunitisconnectedtoapower ampwithanLPF,turnofftheLPFonthe powerampbeforecarryingoutautoTAand EQ.Inaddition,thecut-offfrequencyfor built-inLPFofanactivesubwoofershould besettothehighestfrequency.
• Thetimealignmentvaluecalculated by autoTAandEQmaydifferfromtheactual distanceinthefollowingcircumstances. However,thedistancehasbeencalculated bycomputertobetheoptimumdelayto giveaccurateresultsforthecircumstances,sopleasecontinuetousethis value.

—When thereflected sound within a vehicle is strong and delays occur.

—Whendelaysoccurforlowsoundsdue totheinfluenceoftheLPFonactive subwoofersorexternalamps.

• AutoTAandEQchangestheaudiosettings asbelow:
—Thefader/balancesettingsreturntothe centerposition.(Refertopage75.)
—TheequalizercurveswitchestoFlat. (Refertopage81.)
—Itwillbeadjustedautomaticallytohigh passfiltersettingforfront,centerand rearspeaker.
- If you carry out a auto TA and EQ when an previous setting of this already exists, the setting will bere placed.

CarryingoutautoTAandEQ

1Stopthecarinaplacethatisasquiet aspossible, closealldoors, windowsand thesunroof, and thenturntheengineoff. If the engine is left running, enginenoisemay prevent correct auto TA and EQ.

2Fixthesuppliedmicrophoneinthecenteroftheheadrestofthedriver'sseat, facingforward,usingthebelt(sold separately).

TheautoTAandEQmaydifferdependingon whereyouplacethemicrophone.lfdesired, placethemicrophoneonthefrontpassenger seattocarryoutautoTAandEQ.

Diagram of a car interior showing steering wheel, dashboard, and cable routing (no text or labels)

3TurntheignitionswitchtoONorACC.

Ifthecar'sairconditionerorheateristurned on,turnitoff. Noisefromthefanintheair conditionerorheatermaypreventcorrectauto TAandEQ.

DigitalSignalProcessor

- PressSOURCEtoturnthesourceonifthis unitisturnedoff.

4Selectthepositionfortheseaton whichthemicrophoneisplaced.

RefertoUsingthepositionselectoronpage 74.

■ Ifnopositionisselectedbeforeyoustartauto TAandEQ, FRONT-Lisselectedautomatically.

5PressSOURCEandholduntiltheunit turnsoff.

6TouchandholdEQtoentertheautoTA and EQmeasurementmode.

7Plugthemicrophone into themicro-phoneinputjackonthemulti-channelprocessor.

Diagram of a device connection showing cable routing and cable attachment (no text or symbols)

AUTOTA&EQmicrophone

Fordetailsconcerningoperation, refertothe multi-channelprocessor'soperationmanual.

8TouchSTARTtostarttheautoTAand EQ.

9Getoutofthecarandclosethedoor within10secondswhenthe10-second count-downstarts.

Themeasurementtone(noise)isoutputted fromthespeakers, andautoTAandEQbegins.

■Whenallspeakersareconnected,autoTA and EQiscompletedinaboutnineminutes.
■TostopautoTAandEQ,touchSTOP.

■TocancelautoTAandEQpartwaythrough, touchBACKorESC.

10WhenautoTAandEQiscompleted, Completeisdisplayed.

When correct measurement of car interior acoustic characteristics is not possible, an errormessage is displayed. (Referto Understanding auto TA and EQerrormessages on page 105.)

11TouchESCtocanceltheautoTAandEQ mode.

12Storethemicrophonecarefullyinthe glovecompartment.

Storethemicrophonecarefullyintheglove compartmentoranyothersafeplace. If the microphoneissubjectedtodirectsunlightfor anextendedperiod, hightemperaturesmay causeddistortion, colorchangeormal-function.

Introductionofsetup adjustments

DVD-V HIND SETUP RV INPUT 1 OFF RV INPUT 2 → CLOCK ADJ → REAR DISP SOURCE NEXT BACK ESC ①

①Setupmenudisplay

Showsthesetupfunctionnames.

1TouchAUDIOMENUtodisplayMENU. MENUappearsonthedisplay.

■YoucanalsodisplayMENUbyclickingthe joystickontheremotecontrol.

2TouchSETUPtodisplaythesetupfunctionnames.

Thesetupfunctionnamesaredisplayedand operableonesarehighlighted.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntothedisplayofeachsource,touch ESC.

Note

If you donotoperatethesetupfunction within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the source displayed.

SettingtheAVinput

YoucanconnectuptotwoAVcomponentsto thisunitanddisplayvideoseitheronAV sourceorEXTsource.

Switch the AVinput setting depending on the connected AV components.

• SelectVIDEO to watch video of a connected component as AV source.
• SelectEXT-Vtowatchvideoofaconnected videounitasEXTsource.
• SelectB.CAMERAtowatcharearview cameravideowhileyouarebackingyour vehicle.

WhenAVcomponentis connectedtoAVinput1

- TouchAVinputonthesetupmenuto selecttheAVinput1setting.

Touch AVinput until the desired setting is selected.

• OFF–Novideocomponentconnected
  •VIDEO—Externalvideocomponent(such asportablevideoplayer)
• EXT-V–Externalvideounit(suchas Pioneerproductsavailableinthefuture)

■EXT-Vcanbeselectedonlywhenexternal videounitisconnectedtothisunit.

WhenAVcomponentis connectedtoAVinput2

1TouchAVINPUT2onthesetupmenu.

2Touch◀or▶ontheAVINPUT2setting toselectyourdesiredsetting.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itswitchesbetweenthefollowingAVinput2settings:

• OFF–Novideocomponentconnected
  • B.CAMERA—Rearviewcamera
  •VIDEO-Externalvideocomponent(such asportablevideoplayer)

When rearview camera is connected to AVinput2

CAUTION

Pioneerrecommendstheuseofacamera whichoutputsmirrorreversedimages,other-wisescreenimagemayappearreversed.

YoucaninstallarearviewcameraontotheAV input2anddisplayarearviewcameravideo. WhenthegearshiftisinREVERSE(R)position, thevideoautomaticallyswitchestoarear viewcameravideo.(Formoredetails, consult yourdealer.)

• Afteryousetuptherearviewcamerasetting, movethegearshiftin REVERSE(R) and confirmifarearviewcameravideo canbeshownonthedisplay.
• Ifthedisplayshouldbeswitchedtoarear viewcameravideobyerrorwhileyouare drivingforward,changetherearviewcamerasetting.
  • To end watching a rear view cameravideo and return to the source display, press V. ADJ.

1TouchAVINPUT2onthesetupmenu.

2Touch◀or▶ontheAVINPUT2setting toselectB.CAMERA.

3Touch◀or▶onthePOLARITYsetting toselectanappropriatesettingforpolarity.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itswitchesbetweenthefollowingpolarity:

• BATTERY—Whenthepolarityoftheconnectedleadispositivewhilethegearshift isinREVERSE(R)position
  • GND—Whenthepolarityoftheconnected leadisnegativewhilethegearshiftisin REVERSE(R)position

Settingtheclock

Usetheseinstructionstosettheclock.

1TouchCLOCKADJonthesetupmenu.

2TouchOFFtoturntheclockdisplayon. ONwillappearinthedisplayinsteadofOFF. Clockdisplayisnowon.

■Toturntheclockdisplayoff,touchON.

3Touch◀or▶toselectthesegmentof theclockdisplayyouwishtoset.

Eachtimeyoutouch ◀or▶itwillselectone segmentoftheclockdisplay: Hour—Minute Asyouselectsegmentsoftheclockdisplay thesegmentselectedwillbehhighlighted.

DVD MENU CLOCK ADJUST OFF 1:2.9 JUST BACK ESC

4Touch▲or▼toputaclockright.

Eachtimeyoutouch▲itincreasesethese- lectedhourorminute.Eachtimeyoutouch▼ itdecreasesthesetectedhourorminute.

Notes

• You can match the clock to times signal by touching JUST.
  —If00to29, theminutesareroundeddown. (e.g., 10:18 becomes 10:00.)
  —If30to59, theminutesareroundedup. (e.g., 10:36 becomes 11:00.)
• Evenwhenthesourcesareoff, theclockdisplayappearsonthedisplay.

Selectingvideoonreardisplay

Youcansetthereardisplaytoautomatically switchtotheAVG-VDP1imagewiththefront display.Alternatively,youcansetittoremain showingtheselectedvideosourceandnot changewiththefrontdisplay.

• Youcanoperatethisfunctiononlywhena PioneerVehicleDynamicsProcessor(AVG-VDP1)isconnectedtothisunit.
• WhenselectingSOURCEandtheselected sourceisanaudiosource,nothingisdisplayedonthereardisplay.

- TouchREARDISPonthesetupmenuto displayvideooftheselectedsourceonthe reardisplay.

TouchREARDISPuntilthedesiredvideosettingappearsinthedisplay.

• SOURCE-Displaythevideooftheselected sourceonthereardisplay
  •V.D.P.-DisplaytheAVG-VDP1ontherear display

IntroductionofDVDsetup adjustments

DVD-V DVD SETUP MENU LANGUAGE VISUAL ① BACK ESC

Youcanusethismenutochangeaudio,subtitle,parentallockandotherDVDsettings.

①DVDsetupmenudisplay

ShowstheDVDsetupmenunames.

1WhileplayingaDVDdisc,touch■.

Playbackofthediscisstopped.SETUPwillbe displayedinsteadofMENUontheDVDmenu.

2TouchSETUP.

TheDVDsetupmenuisdisplayed.

3TouchLANGUAGEtodisplaytheDVD languagemenu.TouchVISUALtodisplay theDVDvisualmenu.

The DVD function namescategorized under these selected menu are displayed.

■Togotothenextgroupoffunctionnames, touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoffunction names,touchPREV.
■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touchBACK.
■Toreturntotheplaybackdisplay,touchESC.

Note

If you donot operate the DVD setup function within about 30 seconds, the display is automatically returned to the playback display.

Settingthesubtitlelanguage

Youcansetadesiredsubtitlelanguage.Ifthe selectedsubtitlelanguageisrecordedonthe DVD,subtitlesaredisplayedinthatlanguage.

1TouchSUBTITLELANGUAGEonthe DVDlinguagemenu.

Subtitlelanguagemenuisdisplayedandthe currentlyselectedlanguageishhighlighted.

■ Toswitchtothesecondlanguageselect menu,touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothefirstlanguageseselectmenu, touchPREV.

2Touchthedesiredlanguage.

Asubtitlelanguageisset.

■ If you have selected OTHERS, refer to When you select OTHERS on this page.

Notes

• If these selected language is not recorded on the disc, the languages specified on the disc is displayed.
• Youcanalsoswitchthesubtitlelanguageby touchingSUBTITLEduring playback.(Refer toChangingthesubtitlelanguageduringplay-back(Multi-subtitle)onpage31.)
• EvenifyouuseSUBTITLEduring playbackto switchthesubtitlelanguage,thisdoesnotaffectthesettingshere.

WhenyouselectOTHERS

WhenyouselectOTHERS,alanguagecode inputdisplayisshown.RefertoLanguagecode chartforDVDonpage112toinputthefour-digitcodeofthedesiredlanguage.

1Touch0to9toinputthelanguage code.

■Tocanceltheinputtednumbers,touchC.

2Whiletheinputtednumberisdisplayed,touchENTER.

Settingtheaudiolanguage

Youcansetthepreferredaudiolanguage.

1TouchAUDIOLANGUAGEEontheDVD languagemenu.

Audiolanguagemenuisdisplayedandthe currentlyselectedlanguageishhighlighted.

■Toswitchtothesecondlanguageselect menu,touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothefirstlanguageseselectmenu, touchPREV.

2Touchthedesiredlanguage.

Theaudiolanguageisset.

■ If you have selected OTHERS, refer to When you select OTHERS on the previous page.

Notes

• If these selected language is not recorded on the disc, the languages specified on the disc is outputted.
• Youcanalsoswitchtheaudiolanguageby touchingAUDIO during playback.(Referto Changingaudiolanguageduring playback (Multi-audio) on page 30.)
• EvenifyouuseAUDIOduring playbackto switchtheaudiolanguage, thisdoesnotaffectthesettingshere.

Settingthemenulanguage

Youcansetthepreferredlanguagefordisplaysofmenusrecordedonadisc.

1TouchMENULANGUAGEontheDVD languagemenu.

Amenulanguagemenuisdisplayedandthe currentlysetlanguageishhighlighted.

■ Toswitchtothesecondlanguageselect menu,touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothefirstlanguageseselectmenu, touchPREV.

2Touchthedesiredlanguage.

Themenulanguageisset.

■ If you have selected OTHERS, refer to When you select OTHERS on the previous page.

Note

If these selected language is not recorded on the disc, the languages specified on the disc is displayed.

Switchingtheassist subtitleonoroff

IfassistsubtitlesarerecordedonaDVDdisc, youcandisplaythembyturningtheassist subtitlefunctionon.

1TouchNEXTTontheDVDlanguage menu.

2TouchASSISTSUBTITLEtoturnassist subtitleson.

ONappearsinthedisplay.

■Toturntheassistsubtitleoff,touch

ASSISTSUBTITLEagain.

Settingtheangleicondisplay

With this function on, the angle icon appears when the scenecan be played back by different angle.

●TouchMULTIANGLEontheDVDvisual menutoturntheangleicondisplayon.

ONappearsinthedisplay.

■Toturntheangleicondisplayoff,touch MULTIANGLEagain.

Settingtheaspectratio

Therearetwokindsofdisplay.Awidescreen displayhasawidth-to-heightratio(TVaspect) of16:9,whilearegulardisplayhasaTVaspect of4:3.BesuretoselectthecorrectTVaspect forthedisplayconnectedtoVIDEOOUTPUT.

• When using aregulardisplay, select either LETTERBOX or PANSCAN. Selecting 16:9 may result in an unnatural picture.
• IfyouselecttheTVaspect,theunit'sdisplaychangestothesamesetting.

1TouchTVASPECTontheDVDvisual menu.

2Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel keystoselecttheTVaspect.

• 16:9–Widescreenpicture(16:9)isdisplayedasitis(initialsetting)
- LETTERBOX—Thepictureistheshapeofa letterboxwithblackbandsatthetopand bottomofthescreen
• PANSCAN—Thepictureiscutshortatthe righttandleftofthescreen

Notes

• Whenplayingdiscsthatdonotspecify PANSCAN, playbackiswithLETTERBOXeven ifyouselectPANSCANsetting. Confirm whetherthediscpackagebearsthe mark.(Seepage11.)

- SomediscsdonotenablechangingoftheTV aspect. Fordetails, refertothedisc's instructions.

Settingtheparentallock

SomeDVDvideodiscsletyouuseparental locktorestrictchildrenfromviewingviolent andadult-orientedscenes.Youcansettheparentallocktoyourdesiredlevel.

- Whenyousetaparentallocklevelandthen playadiscfeaturingparentallock,code

numberinputindicationsmaybedisplayed.Inthiscase, playbackwillbegin whenthecorrectcodenumberisinput.

Settingthecodenumberandlevel

Youneedtohaveregisteredacodenumberfor playingbackdiscswithparantallock.

1TouchPARENTALontheDVDvisual menu.

2Touch0to9toinputafourdigitcode number.

■Tocanceltheinputtednumbers,touchC.

3Whiletheinputtednumberisdisplayed,touchENTER.

Thecodenumberisset, and you can now set the level.

4Touchanyof1to8toselectthedesired level.

Theparentallocklevelisset.

• LEVEL 8 – Playback of the entire disc is possible(initialsetting)
• LEVEL 7 to LEVEL 2 – Playback of discs for children and non-adult-oriented discs possible
• LEVEL1–Playbackofdiscsforchildren onlyispossible

Notes

• Were recommend to keep a record of your code number in case you forget it.
• Theparentallocklevelisrecordedonthedisc. Lookforthelevelindicationwrittenatthedisc package,includedliteratureoronthediscitself.Parentallockofthisunitisnotpossibleif aparentallocklevelisnotrecordedinthe disc.

- Withsomediscs, theparentallockmaybeactiveonlyonthesceneswithcertainlevels. The playbackofthosesceneswillbeskipped. For details, refertotheinstructionmanualthat camewiththediscs.

Changingthelevel

Youcanchangethesetparentallocklevel.

1TouchPARENTALontheDVDvisual menu.

2Touch0to9toinputtheregistered codenumber.

3TouchENTER.

Thisentersthecodenumber, and you can now changethe level.

■If you input an incorrect codenumber, the icon ⊙ is displayed. Touch Candinput the correct codenumber.
■Ifyouforgetyourcodenumber,referto/fyou forgetyourcodenumberonthispage.

4Touchanyof1to8toselectthedesired level.

Thenewparentallocklevelisset.

Ifyouforgetyourcodenumber

RefertoSettingthecodenumberandleon thepreviouspage,andtouchC10times.The registeredcodenumberisallcleared,letting youregisteranewone.

Adjustinginitialsettings

OFF MENU INITIAL AUTO1 OFF AUTO2 OFF RECK SP → FM STEP 100k IN STEP 9k CAUTION English BACK NEXT ESC

Using the initial settings, you can customize various system setting to achieve optimal performance from this unit.

①Sourceicon

Showswhichsourcehasbeenselected.

②Functiondisplay

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

■Togotothenextgroupoffunctionnames, touchNEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupoffunction names,touchPREV.
■ To return to the previous display, touch BACK.
■Toreturntothedisplayofeachsource,touch ESC.

Switchingtheauxiliarysetting

Auxiliarydevicesconnectedtothisunitcanbe activatedindividually.SeteachAUXsourceto ONwhenusing.Formoreinformationabout connectingorusingauxiliarydevices,referto UsingtheAUXsourceonpage100.

●TouchAUX1/AUX2ontheinitialmenu toturneachauxiliarysettingon.

■Toturnauxiliarysettingoff,touchAUX1/AUX2again.

Settingtherearoutputand subwoofercontroller

Thisunit'srearoutput(rearspeakerleadsoutput)canbeusedforfull-rangespeaker(FULL)orsubwoofer(SUB.W)connection.Ifyou switchtherearoutputsettingtoSUB.W,you canconnectarearspeakerleaddirectlytoa subwooferwithoutusinganauxiliaryamp. Initially,theunitissetforrearfull-rangespeakerconnection(FULL).Whenrearoutputis connectedtofullrangespeakers(whenFULL isselected),youcanconnecttheRCAsubwooferoutputtoasubwoofer.Inthiscase,you canselectwhethertousethesubwoofercontroller's(lowpassfilter,phase)built-inSUB.W ortheauxiliaryFULL.

- Whenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedto thisunit,youcannotoperatethisfunction.

1TouchREARSPontheinitialmenu.

2Touch◄or►ontheREARSPEAKERto switchtherearoutputsetting.

Touch◀toselectfull-rangespeakerandFULL appearsinthedisplay.Touch▶toselectsub-wooferandSUB.Wappearsinthedisplay.
■ Whennosubwooferisconnectedtotherear output, selectFULL(full-rangespeaker).

■Whenasubwooferisconnectedtotherear output,selectSUB.W(subwoofer).
■WhentherearoutputsettingisSUB.W, you cannotchangethesubwoofercontroller.

3Touch◀or▶onthePREOUTsettingto switchthesubwooferoutputornonfading output.

Touch◀toselectsubwooferoutputand SUB.Wappearsinthedisplay.Touch▶tose- lectnonfadingoutputandFULLappearsin thedisplay.

Notes

• Evenifyouchangethissetting,thereisno outputunlessyouturnthenonfadingoutput (refertoUsingnonfadingoutputonpage71) orsubwooferoutput(refertoUsingsubwoofer outputonpage71)intheaudiomenuon.
• If you chan gethes subwoofer controller, subwoofer output and non fading output in the audiomenure turn to the factory settings.

SettingtheFMtuningstep

TheFMtuningstepemployedbyseektuning canbeswitchedbetween100kHz,thepreset step,and50kHz.

- TouchFMSTEPontheinitialmenuto selecttheFMtuningstep.

TouchingFMSTEPwillswitchtheFMtuning stepbetween50kHzand100kHz.TheselectedFMtuningstepwillappearinthedisplay.

Note

Ifseektuningisperformedin50kHzsteps,stationsmaybetunedinimprecisely.Tuneinthestationswithmanualtuningoruseseektuning again.

SettingtheAMtuningstep

TheAMtuningstepcanbeswitchedbetween 9kHz, thepresetstep, and 10kHz. When usingthetunerinNorth, CentralorSouth America, resetthetuningstepfrom9kHz(531 kHz to 1602kHz allowable) to 10kHz (530kHz to 1640kHz allowable).

- TouchAMSTEPontheinitialmenuto selecttheAMtuningstep.

TouchingAMSTEPwillswitchtheAMtuning stepbetween9kHzand10kHz.Theselected AMtuningstepwillappearinthedisplay.

Changinglanguagesfor CAUTION

Someoperationsonthisunitareprohibited whiledrivingorneedstobepaidacarefulattentionwhenoperating.Insuchcase,acautionappearsonthedisplay.Youcanchange thelanguageofthecautionsatthissetting.

- TouchCAUTIONontheinitialmenuto selectyourdesiredlanguage.

EachtimeyoutouchCAUTION, the language for CAUTION is switched.

Switchingthesound muting/attenuation

Soundfromthissystemismutedorattenuatedautomaticallywhenthesignalfromthe equipmentwithmutefunctionisreceived.

• Thesoundisturnedoff, MUTE is displayed and no audio adjustments are possible.
• Thesoundisattenuated,ATTisdisplayed andnoaudioadjustments,exceptvolume control,arepossible.

InitialSetup

• Soundfromthissystemreturnstonormal whenthemutingorattenuationiscan- celed.
• TouchTEL/GUIDEontheinitialmenuto selectanyofthemuting,attenuationor off.

TouchTEL/GUIDE until the desired setting appears in the display.

• MUTE-Muting
• ATT-20dB – Attenuation (ATT-20dB has a strongereffect than ATT-10dB)
• ATT-10dB—Attenuation
• OFF-Turnthesoundmuting/attenuation off

Notes

• Thesoundismutedorattenuated, MUTE or ATTaredisplayedandnoaudioadjustmentis possible.
  • Operation returnstonormalwhenthephone connectionorthevoiceguidanceisended.

MixingAVG-VDP1beepand audiosound

WhenconnectingtheAVG-VDP1tothisunit,a beepsoundisoccasionallyoutputtedfromthe AVG-VDP1.Toensurethequalityaudiosound fromthisunit,setthisfunctiontoGUIDEto properlymixthebeepsoundandtheaudio sound.

• Youcanoperatethisfunctiononlywhena PioneerVehicleDynamicsProcessor(AVG-VDP1)isconnectedtothisunit.
• Whenthemulti-channelprocessor(e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnectedto thisunit,youcannotusethisfunction.
• WerecommendthatyouselectGUIDEto ensurequalitysound.

●TouchVDPMIXontheinitialmenuto switchthemixingofAVG-VDP1beep.

TouchingVDPMIXswitchesthemixingsettingsbetweenALL(mixingallthetime)andGUIDE(mixingwhenabeepsoundisout-putted).

Correctingdistortedsound

Youcanminimizedistortionthatmaybe causedbytheequalizercurvesettings. Settinganequalizerlevelhighcancausedistortion.Ifhighsoundscrippledordistorted, tryswitchingtoLOW.Normally,leavethesettingatHIGHtoensurequalitysound.

- Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor (e.g.,DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600)isconnected tothisunit,youcanoperatethisfunction.

●TouchD.ATTontheinitialmenuto switchthedigitalattenuatorsetting.

TouchingD.ATTswitchesthedigitalattenuatorsettingsinthefollowingorder: HIGH—LOW

SettingtheTVsignal

WhenthisunitisconnectedtoaTVtuner, you needtoadjusttheTVsignalsuitabletoyour countryTVsignalsetting.

- ThisfunctionisinitiallysettoAUTOsothat thisunitautomaticallyadjuststheTVsignal setting.

●TouchTVSIGontheinitialmenutose-lectanappropriateTVsignal.

TouchingTVSIGswitchesTVsignalsettings in the following order:

AUTO—PAL—NTSC—PAL-M—SECAM

Note

AboutyourcountryTVsignal,consultwithyour nearestPioneerdealer.

Resettingtheaudiofunctions

Youcanresetallaudiofunctionsexceptvolume.

- Onlywhenthemulti-channelprocessor (e.g., DEQ-P7650/DEQ-P6600) is connected to this unit, you can operate this function.

1TouchRESETontheinitialmenu.

Proceedwithreset?appearsandasksyouto confirmit.

2TouchRESETagaintoresetaudiofunctions.

Resetcompleted is displayed and the audio settingsarereset.

■Tocancelresettingtheaudiofunctions,touch CANCEL.

EnteringPINcodefor Bluetoothwirelessconnection

With some Bluetooth audioplayers, you may be required to enter the Bluetooth audioplayer PIN code in advance to set this unit for a connection.

- Youcanonlyoperatethisfunctionwhen Bluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100)isconnectedtothisunit.

1TouchPINcodeinputontheinitial menu.

PINcodeinputdisplayappears.

2Touch0to9toinputthePINcodeof yourBluetoothaudioplayer.

■TouchCtodeletethenumber.

3AfterinputtingPINcode(upto16digits),touchENTER.

ThePINcodeyouenteredisstoredinthissystem.

Extendingthevehicle's antenna

Atthestandardsetting, theantennaofyour vehicleisautomaticallyretractedwhenyouse-lectthesourceOFForwhentheignition switchisatACC. Atthissetting, thesourceremainsOFFevenwhenyoureceiveanincomingcallthroughBluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100). If you wanttotaketheincoming callsyoureceiveontheOFFsource, turn

AUTOANTMODEoff. The OFFsource will be switched to Telephone and the antenna of your vehicle will be extended when this unit receives an incoming call.

- Youcanonlyoperatethisfunctionwhen Bluetoothadapter(e.g.CD-BTB100)isconnectedtothisunit.

●TouchAUTOANTMODEontheinitial menutoturntheautoantennamodeoff.

The vehicle'santennawillbeextendedandthe sourcewillbeswitchedtoTelephoneevery timeyoureceiveanincomingcall.

■Toturntheautoantennamodeon,touch AUTOANTMODEagain.

Adjustingthescreen

Changingthewidescreenmode

Youcanselectadesiredmodeforenlarginga 4:3picturetoa16:9one.

- PressWIDEtoselectthedesiredsetting.

PressWIDErepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingsettings:

FULL (full)—JUST (just)—CINEMA (cinema)—ZOOM(zoom)—NORMAL(normal)

- WhenAVG-VDP1isconnectedtothisunit, pressWIDEandholdtoselectadesiredscreen mode.PressingandholdingWIDErepeatedly switchesbetweenthesettings.

FULL(full)

A4:3pictureisenlargedinthehorizontaldirectiononly.givingyoua4:3TVpicture(normalpicture)withoutanyomissions.

JUST(just)

Thepictureisenlargedslightlyatthecenterand theamountofenlargementincreaseshorizontally totheends,enablingyoutoenjoya4:3picture withoutsensinganydisparityevenonawide screen.

CINEMA(cinema)

Thepictureisenlargedbythesameproportionas FULLorZOOMinthehorizontaldirectionandby anintermediateproportionbetweenFULLand ZOOMintheverticaldirection;idealforacinema-sizedpicture(widescreenpicture)wherecaptionslieoutside.

ZOOM(zoom)

A4:3pictureisenlargedinthesameproportion bothverticallyandhorizontally;idealforacinema-sizedpicture(widescreenpicture).

NORMAL(normal)

A4:3pictureisdisplayedasitis, giving you no sense of disparity since its proportions are the same asthatofthenormal picture.

Notes

• Differentsettingscanbememorizedforeach videosource.
• Whenvideoisviewedinawidescreenmode thatdoesnotmatchitsoriginalaspectratio,it mayappeardifferent.
• Remember that using the widest mode feature of this system for commercial or public viewing purposes may constitute an infringement on the author's rights protected by the Copyright Law.
  • The video imagewill appear coarser when viewed in CINEMA or ZOOM mode.

Changing the picture adjustment Bright, contrast, color and hue

YoucanadjustBRIGHT(brightness), CONTRAST(contrast), COLOR(color)and HUE(hue)foreachsourceandreviewcamera.

•TheadjustmentsofBRIGHTand CONTRASTarestoredseparatelyforlight ambient(daytime)anddarkambient(night-time).
- YoucannotadjustHUEforPALvideo.
- You cannot adjust COLOR or HUE for the audiosource.

1PressV.ADJandholdtodisplay PICTUREADJUST.

PressV.ADJandholduntilPICTUREADJUST appearsinthedisplay.

2Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel keystoselectthefunctiontobeadjusted.

The adjustment function names are displayed and adjustable ones are highlighted.

• BRIGHT-Adjusttheblackintensity
•CONTRAST-Adjustthecontrast
• COLOR-Adjustthecolorsaturation
•HUE-Adjustthetoneofcolor(redisemphasizedorgreenisemphasized)
- BACK-CAMERA/SOURCE – Switch the pictureadjustmentmodes

■Youcanadjustthepictureadjustmentforrear viewcameraonlywhenB.CAMERAisselected for AV INPUT 2. (Refer to When rear view camera isconnectedtoAVinput2onpage87.)

■If you are viewing image from therear view camera, you cannot touch SOURCE to adjust picture adjustment for these selected source.

■Withsomerearviewcameras,pictureadjustmentmaynotbepossible.

3Touch◀or▶toadjusttheselected item.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶itincreasesorde Decreases the level of selected item. +24 to -24 isdisplayedasthelevelisincreasedorde-creased.

4TouchESCtohidethetouchpanelkeys.

Dimmer

The adjustment of DIMMER is stored separately for each ambient light; daytime, evening and nighttime.

1PressV.ADJandholdtodisplay PICTUREADJUST.

PressV.ADJandholduntilPICTUREADJUST appearsinthedisplay.

2TouchDIMMER.

3Touch◄or►toadjustthebrightness.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶movesthekeytowardstheleftortheright.

The level indicates the brightness of the screen being adjusted. The farther the key movest other right, the brighter the screen.

4TouchESCtohidethetouchpanelkeys.

Note

TheiconsindicatingthecurrentambientbrightnessusedforadjustingBRIGHTandCONTRAST maydifferfromDIMMERslightly.

Selectingthebackground display

Youcandisplaythethumnailsofavailable backgroundpictures/moviesandselectoneto setyourbackgrounddisplay.Theselection canbemadeeachfortheaudiosourcegroup (playingCD,listeningtoTuner,usingtelephonesource,etc.)andthemoviesource group(watchingDVD,AV,etc.).

1PressENTERTAINMENT(ENT).

Thumbnailsofbackgroundpictures/visuals appearonthedisplay.

■Togotothenextgroupofthumbnails,touch NEXT.
■Toreturntothepreviousgroupofthumbnails, touchPREV.

2Touchoneofthethumnailsthatyou wanttodisplayinthebackground.

Theselectedpicture/movieisdisplayedatthe background.

Note

In the following cases, background images from that source cannot be selected:

• WheneachAVinputsetting(AVinput1 and 2)isnotsettoVIDEO(refertopage86).
• WhentheAVG-VDP1isnotconnectedtothis unit.

Adjustingtheresponse positionsofthetouchpanels (TouchPanelCalibration)

If you feel that the touch panel key on the screendeviate from the actual position that respond to your touch, adjust the response position of the touch panel. There are two adjustments: 4-point adjustment, in which you touch four corners of the screen; and 16-point adjustment, in which you make fine-adjustment on the entire screen.

- Makesuretousethesuppliedpenforadjustment, and gentlytouchthescreen. If youpressthetouchpanelforcefully, the touchpanelmaybedamaged. Donotuse asharppointedtoolsuchasballpointpen oramechanicalpen. Otherwisethescreen isdamaged.

1Touchthesourceiconandthentouch OFFtoturnthisunitoff.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.

2PressandholdBAND/ESC.

The4-pointtouchpaneladjustmentscreenappears.

3Toucheachofthearrowsonthefour cornersofthescreenwiththetouchpanel adjustmentpen.

Arrowsyoutouchturnred.

■ If the arrows are not turned, the 4-point adjustment cannot be complete. Toucheacharrow for adjustment and complete, or cancel the adjustment to return to the OFF display.

■Tocanceltheadjustment, press V.ADJ.

4PressBAND/ESCtocompletethe4-pointadjustment.

Theadjustedpositiondataissaved.

- Donotturnofftheenginewhilesavingthe adjustedpositiondata.

5PressBAND/ESCtoproceedtothe16-pointadjustment.

The16-pointtouchpaneladjustmentscreen appears.

■Tocanceltheadjustment.pressV.ADJ.

6Gentlytouchthecenterofthe+mark displayedonthescreenwiththetouch paneladjustmentpen.

Afteryoutouchallthemarks, theadjustedpositiondataissaved.

- Donotturnofftheenginewhilesavingthe adjustedpositiondata.

7Tocompletetheadjustment, press V.ADJ.

■Torestartthe16-pointadjustment,press BAND/ESC.

Note

Iftouchpaneladjustmentcannotbeperformed properly,consultyourlocalPioneerdealer.

DisplayingtheAVG-VDP1 (PioneerVehicleDynamics Processor)

Thisunitcanbeusedasthedisplayunitfor theAVG-VDP1(soldseparately)product.

- Youcanoperatethisfunctiononlywhena PioneerVehicleDynamicsProcessor(AVG-VDP1)isconnectedtothisunit.

●PressV.ADJtoswitchthedisplaytothe AVG-VDP1.

■Toreturntothevideoofsources,pressV.ADJ again.

UsingtheAUXsource

AseparatelysoldauxiliarydevicesuchasVCR orportabledevicecanbeconnectedtothis unit.Whenconnected,auxiliarydeviceisautomaticallyrecognizedasAUXsourceandassignedtoAUX.

AboutAUXconnectionmethod

Youhavetwomethodstoconnectauxiliarydevicetothisunit.

Stereominipinplugcable(AUX1)

When connecting auxiliary device using a stereo miniplugcable

- Insertthestereominiplugintothe AUXinputjackonthisunit.

Formoredetails, refertotheinstallationmanual.

IP-BUS-RCAinterconnector(AUX2)

When connecting auxiliary device using an IP-BUS-RCA Interconnector(sold separately)

●UseanIP-BUS-RCAInterconnectorsuch astheCD-RB20/CD-RB10(soldseparetely) toconnectthisunittoauxiliarydevicefeaturingRCAoutput.

Formoredetails, refertotheIP-BUS-RCAInterconnectorowner'smanual.

■Youcanonlymakethistypeofconnectionif theauxiliarydevicehasRCAoutputs.

SelectingAUXasthesource

●Touchthesourceiconandthentouch AUXtoselectAUXasthesource.

■Whenthesourceiconisnotdisplayed,you candisplayitbytouchingthescreen.
■Iftheauxiliarysettingisnotturnedon,AUX cannotbeselected.Formoredetails,seeSwitchingtheauxiliarysettingonpage93.

SettingtheAUXtitle

ThetitledisplayedfortheAUXsourcecanbe changed.

1AfteryouhaveselectedAUXasthe source,pressA.MENUbuttonandtouch FUNCTIONandthentouchEDIT.

2TouchABCtoselectthedesiredcharactertype.

TouchABCrepeatedlytoswitchbetweenthe followingcharactertypes: Alphabet(uppercase),numbersandsymbols—alphabet(lowercase)—Europeanletters, such as those with accents (e.g., á, à, ä, ç)■Youcanselecttoinputnumbersandsymbols bytouching123.

3Touch▲or▼toselectaletteroftheal- phabet.

Eachtimeyoutouch▲itwilldisplayalphabet, numbersorsymbolsinascendingorder(A B C...).Eachtimeyoutouch▼itwilldisplaya letterindescendingorder.

AUX1 > MENU TITLE COIT AUX1 ABC 012 OK BACK ESC

4Touch▶tomovethecursortothenext characterposition.

Whenthesiredletterisdisplayed,touch▶tomovethecursortothenextpositionand thenselectthenextletter.Touch◀tomove backwardsinthedisplay.

5TouchOKtostoretheenteredtitlein memory.

6TouchESCtoreturntotheplaybackdisplay.

Usingtheexternalunit

ExternalunitreferstoaPioneerproduct(such asonesavailableinthefuture)that,although incompatibleasasource,enablescontrolof basicfunctionswiththisunit.Twoexternal unitscanbecontrolledwiththisunit.When twoexternalunitsareconnected,theexternal unitisautomaticallyallocatedtoexternalunit 1orexternalunit2bythisunit.

Basicoperationsoftheexternalunitareexplainedbelow.Allocatedfunctionsaredifferentdependingontheconnectedexternalunit. Fordetailsconcerningfunctions,refertoexternalunit'sowner'smanual.

Selectingtheexternalunitas thesource

- Touch the source icon and thentouch EXT1/EXT2 to select external unit as the source.

Basicoperation

Functionsallocatedtothefollowingoperationsaredifferentdependingontheconnectedexternalunit.Fordetailsconcerning functions,refertotheconnectedexternal unit'sowner'smanual.

• TouchBAND.
• KeeptouchingBAND.
  ●Touch◄or►.
• Keeptouching ◀or▶.
  ●Touch▲or▼.

Using the functions allocated to 1 to 6 keys

1Touch→.

2Touchanyof1to6toselectafunction.

Advancedoperations

1TouchAUDIOMENUandthentouch FUNCTIONtodisplaythefunctionnames.

The function names are displayed and operable ones are highlighted.

•FUNC1(function1)
•FUNC2(function2)
•FUNC3(function3)
•FUNC4(function4)
• AUTO/MANUAL(auto/manual)

2TouchESCtoreturntotheordinarydisplay.

■Toreturntothepreviousdisplay,touch BACK.

Settingremotecontrol codetype

Changingtheremotecontroloperationswitch toDVDmodeenablesyoutooperatethebuilt-inDVDplayerwiththesuppliedremotecontrol.TherearethreeremotecodesforDVD mode,codetypeA,codetypeBandcodetype

AVH. However, when operating this unit, use the codetype AVH only.

- With this unit, code A and B cannot be used.

1 Settheremotecontrolselectionswitch ontheleftsideoftheremotecontrolto theappropriatepositionwithapentipor otherpointedinstrument.

- If you select AVH mode, there is none to take the following procedure.

- If you select A/B and if in case you need to operateotherPioneerunits(maybeavailableinthefuture),takethefollowingprocedureandchangethecodetypetothe appropriatetype.

2Press0andCLEARontheremotecontrolsimultaneouslytochangethecode type.

Initially, thecodetypeissettoA. Each time youpress0 and CLEAR simultaneously on the remote control the codetypes switches between A and B.

Using the preprogrammed function

Youcanoperatethepreprogrammedfunctions foreachsourcebyusingPGM.

- InordertousePGMbuttonforpreprogrammedfunction,theremotecontroloperationmodeswitchshouldbesettoAVH.

●PressPGMtoturnpauseonwhense-lectingthefollowingsources:

•DVD-V-Built-inDVDplayer
• M-CD-Multi-CDplayer
- iPod-iPod
• BTAudio-Bluetoothaudioplayer
■Toturnpauseoff,pressPGMagain.

- PressPGMandholdtoturnBSMon whenselectingTUNERasthesource.

PressPGMandholduntiltheBSMturnson.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,pressPGM again.

●PressPGMandholdtoturnBSSMon whenselectingTVasthesource.

PressPGMandholduntiltheBSSMturnson.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,pressPGM again.

Troubleshooting

Common

SymptomCauseAction(See)
Powerdoesn'tturnon.Theunitdoesn'toperate.	Leadsandconnectorsareincorrectlyconnected.	Confirmancemorethatallconnectionsare correct.
	Thefuseisblown.Rectifythereasonforthefuseblowing,then replacethefuse.Beversuretoinstallafuse withthesamerating.
	Noiseandotherfactorsarecausing thebuilt-inmicroprocessortooper- ateincorrectly.	PressRESET.(Page11)
Playbackisnotpossible.Thediscisdirty.Cleandisc.(Page107)
	Theloadeddiscisatypethisunit cannotplay.	Checkwhattypethediscis.
	Noncompatiblevideosystemdisc isloaded.	Changetoadisccompatibletoyourvideo system.
Nosoundsareheard.Thevolumevelwillnotrise.	Cablesarenotconnectedcorrectly.Connectthecablescorrectly.
	Theunitisperformingstill,slowmo-tionorframe-by-frame playback.	Thereisnosoundduringstill,slowmotionor frame-by-frame playback.
Thereisnopicture.Theparkingbrakecordisnotcon- nected.		Connectaparkingbrakecord.andapplythe parkingbrake.
		Theparkingbrakeisnotapplied.Connectaparkingbrakecord,andapplythe parkingbrake.
Theicon isdisplayed,andop- erationisnotpossible.	Theoperationisprohibitedforthe disc.	Thisoperationisnotpossible.
	Theoperationisnotcompatible withthedisc's organization.	Thisoperationisnotpossible.
Thepicturestops(pauses)and theunitcannotbeoperated.	Readingofdatahasbecomeimpos-sibleduring playback.	Afterstopping playbackonce,start playback oncemore.
Thereisnosound.Volumevelislow.	Thevolumevelislow.Adjustthevolumelevel.
	Theattenuatorison.Turntheattenuatoroff.
Thereisaudioandvideoskip-ping.	Theunitisnotfirmlysecured.	Securetheunitfirmly.
Thepictureisstretched,theas- pectisincorrect.	Theaspectsettingisincorrectfor thedisplay.	Selecttheappropriatesettingforyourdisplay. (Page91)
Whentheignitionswitchis turnedON(orturnedtoACC), themotorsounds.	Theunitisconfirmingwhethera discisloadedornot.	Thisisanormaloperation.
Nothingisdisplayed.Thetouchpanelkeys cannotbe used.	Therearviewcameraisnotcon- nected.AVinput2isatincorrectsetting.	Connectarearviewcamera.Press V.ADJ to return to the source display and then select the correct setting for AV input 2. (Page 87)

ProblemsduringDVD playback

SymptomCauseAction(See)
Playbackisnotpossible.Theloadeddischasadifferentregionnumberfromthisunit.		Replacethediscwithonefeaturingthesameregionnumberasthisunit.(Page8,Page115)
Aparentallockmessageisdisplayandplaybackisnotpossible.	Parentallockison.Turnparentallockofforchangethelevel.(Page91)
Parentallockcannotbecanceled.	Thecodenumberisincorrect.Inputthecorrectcodenumber.(Page91)
	Youhaveforgottenyourcodenumber.	PressCLEAR10timestocancelthecodenumber.(Page92)
Dialoglanguage(andsubtitle language)cannotbeswitched.	TheDVDplayingdoesnotfeature multiplelanguagerecordings.	Youcannotswitchamongmultiplelanguages iftheyarenotrecordedonthedisc.
	Youcanonlyswitchbetweenitems indicatedinthediscmenu.	Switchusingthediscmenu.
Nosubtitlesaredisplayed.TheDVDplayingdoesnotfeature subtitles.		Subtitlesarenotdisplayediftheyarenotrecordedonthedisc.
		Youcanonlyswitchbetweenitems indicatedinthediscmenu.
Playbackisnotwiththeaudio languageandsubtitlelanguage settingsselectedinDVDSETUP.	TheDVDplayingdoesnotfeature dialogorsubtitlesinthelanguage selectedinDVDSETUP.	SwitchingtoaselectedlanguageisnotpossibleifthelanguageselectedinDVDSETUPis notrecordedonthedisc.
Switchingtheviewingangleis notpossible.	TheDVDplayingdoesnotfeature scenesshotfrommultipleangles.	Youcannotswitchbetweenmultipleanglesif theDVDdoesnotfeaturescenesrecorded frommultipleangles.
	Youaretryingtoswitchtomultiple angleviewingofascenethatisnot recordedfrommultipleangles.	Switchbetweenmultipleangleswhenwatchingscenesrecordedfrommultipleangles.
Thepictureisextremelyunclear/distortedanddarkduringplay-back.	Thediscfeaturesasignaltoprohibit copying.(Somediscsmayhave this.)	Sincethisunitiscompatiblewiththecopy guardanalogcopyprotectsystem,whenplayingadiscthathasasignalprohibitingcopy-ing,thepicturemaysufferfromhorizontal stripesorotherimperfectionswhenviewed onsomedisplays.Thisdoesnotmeanthis unitismalfunctioning.

ProblemsduringVideoCD playback

SymptomCauseAction(See)
ThePBC( playbackcontrol) menudisplaycannotbecalled up.	TheVideoCDplayingdoesnotfeaturePBC.	ThisoperationisnotpossiblewithVideoCDs notfeaturingPBC.
Repeatplayandtrack/time searcharenotpossible.	TheVideoCDplayingfeaturesPBC.	ThisoperationisnotpossiblewithVideoCDs featuringPBC.

Errormessages

WhenyoucontactyourdealeroryournearestPioneerServiceCenter,besuretohavetheerror messagerecorded.

MessageCauseAction(See)

ERROR-02DirtydiscCleandisc.
	ScratcheddiscReplacedisc.
	ThediscisloadedupsidedownCheckthatthediscisloadedcorrectly.
ERROR-05ElectricalormechanicalPressRESET.
ERROR-A0ElectricalormechanicalConsultyourdealeroryournearestauthor-izedPioneerServiceStation.
DIFFERENTREGIONDISCThediscdoesnothavethesamere-gionnumberasthisunit		ReplacetheDVDvideowithonebearingthe correctregionnumber.
NONPLAYABLEDISCThistypeofdisc cannotbeplayed bythisunit		Replacethediscwithonethisunitcanplay.
TEMPERATUREPROTECTION INMOTION	Thetemperatureofthisunitisout-sidethenormaloperatingrange	Waituntiltheunit'stemperaturereturnsto withinnormaloperatinglimits.
PROTECT	Allthefilesontheinserteddiscare securedbydigitalrightsmanagement(DRM)	Replacedisc.
TRACKSKIPPED	TheinserteddisccontainsWMA filesthatareprotectedbydigital rightsmanagement(DRM)	Replacedisc.

Understandingauto TAandEQerrormessages

When correct measurement of car interior acoustic characteristics is not possible using the auto TA and EQ, an error message may appear on the display. If an error message appears, referto the table below to see what the problem is and thus suggested method of correcting the problem. After checking, try again.

MessageCauseAction

Error check MIC	Microphone is not connected.	Plug the supplied microphone securely into the jack.
Error check front SP, Error check FL SP, Error check FR SP, Error check center SP, Error check RL SP, Error check RR SP, Error checksubwoofer	Themicrophonecannotpickupthe measuringtoneofaspeaker.	Confirm that thespeakersareconnected correctly.Correct the input level setting of the power amp connected tothespeakers.Setthemicrophonecorrectly.

MessageCauseAction

Errorchecknoise

Thesurroundingnoiselevellistoo high.

- Stopyourcarinaplacethatisasquietas possible, and switchchofftheengine, airconditionerorheater.

- Setthemicrophone correctly.

AdditionalInformation

DVDplayerandcare

- Useonlynormal, rounddiscs. If you insert irregular, non-round, shapeddiscsthey may jamintheDVD player or not play properly.

• Checkalldiscsforcracks,scratchesor warpingbeforeplaying.Discsthathave cracks,scratchesorarewarpedmaynot playproperly.Donotusesuchdiscs.
• Avoidtouchingtherecorded(non-printed) surfacewhenhandlingthedisc.
• Storediscsintheircaseswhennotinuse.
• Keepdiscsoutofdirectsunlightanddo notexposethediscstohightemperatures.
• Donotattachlabels, writeonorapplychemicalstothesurfaceofthediscs.
• Tocleanadisc, wipethedisc with asoft cloth outward from the center.

Illustration of a hand holding a circular object with a pointer, no text or symbols present

• If the heater is used in cold weather, condensation may form components inside the DVD player. Condensation may cause the DVD player on to operate properly. If youth think that condensation is a problem turn off the DVD player for an hour or soto allow it today out and wipe any damp discs with asoft cloth to remove them moisture.
  • Roadshocksmayinterruptdiscplayback.
  •TheDVDplayerplaysone,standard12-cmdiscatatime.Playingbackan8-cmdiscis notpossiblewiththisunit.Playabledisc andadapterarelistedinthetablebelow.

12-cmdisc8-cmdisc8-cmdiscadapter
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DVDdiscs

• WithsomeDVDvideodiscs, it may not be possible to use certain functions.
• Itmaynotbepossibletopplaybacksome DVDvideodiscs.
• WhenDVD-R/DVD-RWdiscsareused, playbackispossibleonlyfordiscswhich havebeenfinalized.
• WhenDVD-R/DVD-RWdiscsareused, playbackispossibleonlyfordiscswhich have been recorded withtheVideoformat (videomode).Itisnotpossibletoplayback DVD-RWdiscswhichhave been recorded withtheVideoRecordingformat(VR mode).
• ItmaynotbepossibletoplaybackDVD-R/DVD-RWdiscswhichhavebeenrecorded withtheVideoformat(videomode),becauseofdisccharacteristics,scratchesordirtonthedisc,ordirt,condensation,etc.onthelensofthisunit.
• ItisnotpossibletoplaybackDVD-ROM/DVD-RAMdiscs.
• Playbackofdiscsrecordedonapersonal computermaynotbepossible,depending ontheapplicationsettingsandtheenvironment.Pleaserecordwiththecorrectformat.(Fordetails,contactthemanufacturer oftheapplication.)

AdditionalInformation

AVCHDrecordeddiscs

- ThisunitisnotcompatiblewithdiscsrecordedinAVCHD(AdvancedVideoCodec HighDefinition)format.Donotinsert AVCHDdiscs.lfinserted,thediscmaynot beejected.

CD-R/CD-RWdiscs

• WhenCD-R/CD-RWdiscsareused, play-backispossibleonlyfordiscswhichhave beenfinalized.
• ItmaynotbepossibletopplaybackCD-R/CD-RWdiscsrecordedonamusicCDrecorderorapersonalcomputerbecauseof disccharacteristics,scratchesordirton thedisc,ordirt,condensation,etc.,onthe lensofthisunit.
• Playbackofdiscsrecordedonapersonal computermaynotbepossible,depending ontheapplicationsettingsandtheenvironment.Pleaserecordwiththecorrectformat.(Fordetails,contactthemanufacturer oftheapplication.)
• PlaybackofCD-R/CD-RWdiscsmaybe-comeimpossibleincaseofdirectexposure tosunlight,hightemperatures,orthesto-rageconditionsinthevehicle.
• Titlesandothertextinformationrecorded onaCD-R/CD-RWdiscmaynotbedisplayedbythisunit(inthecaseofaudio data(CD-DA)).
• ThisunitconformstothetrackskipfunctionoftheCD-R/CD-RWdisc.Thetracks containingthetrackskipinformationare skippedautomatically(incaseofaudio data(CD-DA)).
• If you insert a CD-RW disc into this unit, timetoplayback will be longer than when you insert a conventional CD or CD-Rdisc.
• Read the precautions with CD-R/CD-RW discs before using them.

DualDiscs

• DualDiscsaretwo-sideddiscsthathavea recordableCDforaudioononesideanda recordableDVDforvideoontheother.
• PlaybackoftheDVDsideispossiblewith thisunit. However, sincetheCDsideof DualDiscsisnotphysicallycompatible with the general CDstandard, it may not be possible to play the CDsidewith this unit.
• FrequentloadingandejectingofaDual Discmayresultinscratchesonthedisc. Serioussscratchescanleadtoplaybackproblemsonthisunit.Insomecases,aDual Discmaybecomestuckinthedisclaoing slotandwillnoteject.Topreventthis,we recommendyourefrainfromusingDual Discwiththisunit.
• Pleaserefertotheinformationfromthe discmanufacturerformoredetailedinformationaboutDualDiscs.

MP3andWMAfiles

• MP3isshortforMPEGAudioLayer3and referstoanaudiocompressiontechnology standard.
• WMAisshortforWindowsMedia™Audio andreferstoanaudiocompressiontechnologythatisdevelopedbyMicrosoft Corporation.WMAdatacanbeencodedby usingWindowsMediaPlayerversion7or later.
• Thisunitmaynotoperatecorrectlydependingontheapplicationusedtoencode WMAfiles.
• Depending on the version of Windows MediaPlayer used to encode WMA files, album names and other text information may not be correctly displayed.

AdditionalInformation

• This unit allows playback of compressed audioon CD-ROM, CD-Rand CD-RW discs. Disrecordings compatible with level 1 and level 2 of ISO9660 and with the Romeo and Joliet filesystem can be played back.
• Itispossibletoplaybackmulti-session compatiblerecordeddiscs.
• Compressedaudioarenotcompatiblewith packetwritedatatatransfer.
• Themaximumnumberofcharacterswhich canbedisplayedforafilename,including theextension(.mp3or.wma),is64,from thefirstcharacter.
• Themaximumnumberofcharacterswhich canbedisplayedforafoldernameis64.
• Incaseoffilesrecordedaccordingtothe Romeofilesystem,onlythefirst64characterscanbedisplayed.
• When playing discswith compressed audio and audiodata(CD-DA)suchasCD-EXTRA and MIXED-MODECDs, both types can be played only by switching mode between compressed audio and CD-DA.
• The folder selection sequence for playback and other operations becomes the writing sequence used by the writing software. For this reason, the expected sequence at the time of playback may not coincide with the actual playback sequence. However, there also is somewhat writing software which permits setting of the playback order.
• SomeaudioCDscontaintracksthatmerge intooneanotherwithoutapause.When thesediscsareconvertedocompressed audioandburnedtoaCD-R/CD-RW/CD-ROM,thefileswillbeplayedbackonthis playerwithashortpausebetweeneach one,regardlessofthelengthofthepause betweentracksontheoriginalaudioCD.

Important

• WhennaminganMP3oraWMAfile,addthe correspondingfilenameextension(.mp3or .wma).
• Thisunitplaysbackfileswiththefilenameextension(.mp3or.wma)asanMP3oraWMA file.Topreventnoiseandmalfunctions,donot usetheseextensionsforfilesotherthanMP3 orWMAfiles.

MP3additionalinformation

• FilesarecompatiblewiththeID3TagVer.1.0,1.1,2.2and2.3formatsfordisplayofalbum(disctitle),track(tracktitle),artist(trackartist)andcomments.Ver.2.xofID3TagisgivenprioritywhenbothVer.1.xandVer.2.xexist.
  •Theemphasisfunctionisvalidonlywhen MP3filesof32,44.1 and 48kHz frequencies are playedback.(16,22.05,24,32,44.1,48kHz sampling frequencies can be playedback.)
• Thereisnom3uplaylistcompatibility.
• ThereisocompatibilitywiththeMP3i (MP3interactive)ormp3PROformats.
• ThesoundqualityofMP3filesgenerallybecomesbetterwithanincreasedbitrate. Thisunitcanplayrecordingswithbitrates from8kbpsto320kbps,butinordertobe abletoenjoysoundofacertainquality,we recommendusingonlydiscsrecordedwith abitrateofatleast128kbps.

WMAadditionalinformation

• ThisunitplaysbackWMAfilesencoded by WindowsMediaPlayerversion7and8.
• Youcanonly playbackWMAfilesinthefrequencies32,44.1 and 48kHz.

AdditionalInformation

• ThesoundqualityofWMAfilesgenerally becomesbetterwithanincreasedbitrate. Thisunitcanplayrecordingswithbitrates from48kbpsto192kbps,butinordertobe abletoenjoysoundofacertainquality,we recommendusingdiscsrecordedwitha higherbitrate.
• Thisunitdoesnot playbackWMAfilesrecordedasVBR(variablebitrate).

Aboutfoldersand compressedaudiofiles

- AnoutlineofaCD-ROMwithcompressed audioisshownbelow.Subfoldersare shownasfoldersinthefoldercurrentlyselected.

graph TD
    A["01 (ROOT)"] --> B["02"]
    B --> C["001.mp3 (001.wma)"]
    B --> D["..."]
    B --> E["010.mp3 (010.wma)"]
    B --> F["..."]
    B --> G["03"]
    G --> H["011.mp3 (011.wma)"]
    G --> I["..."]
    G --> J["020.mp3 (020.wma)"]
    G --> K["..."]
    G --> L["04"]
    L --> M["021.mp3 (021.wma)"]
    L --> N["..."]
    L --> O["030.mp3 (030.wma)"]
    L --> P["..."]
    L --> Q["05"]
    Q --> R["①"]
    Q --> S["②"]
    Q --> T["③"]

①Firstlevel

②Secondlevel
③Thirdlevel

Notes

• Thisunitassignsfoldernumbers.Theuser cannotassignfoldernumbers.
• Itisnotpossibletocheckfoldersthatdonot includedecompressedaudiofiles.(These folders willbeskippedwithoutdisplaythefolder number.)
• Compressedaudiofilesinupto8tiersof folderscanbeplayedback. However, there is adelayinthestartofplaybackondiscswith numeroustiers. For this reason were recommend creating discswithnomorethan2 tiers.
• Itispossibletoplaybackupto253itemsfrom foldersononedisc.

Usingthedisplaycorrectly

CAUTION

• Ifliquidorforeignmattersshouldgetinside thisunit,turnoffthepowerimmediately and consultyourdealerorthenearestauthorized PIONEERServiceStation.Donotusetheunit inthisconditionbecausedoingsomayresult inafire,electricshock,orotherfailure.
• Ifyounoticesmoke, astrangenoiseorsmell, oranyotherabnormalsignsfromthedisplay, turnoffthepowerimmediatelyandconsult yourdealerorthenearestauthorized PIONEERServiceStation.Usingthisunitin thisconditionmayresultinpermanentdamagetothesystem.
• Donotdisassembleormodifythisunit, as therearehigh-voltagecomponentsinside whichmaycauseanelectricshock.Besure toconsultyourdealerorthenearestauthorizedPIONEERServiceStationforinternalinspection,adjustmentsorrepairs.

AdditionalInformation

Handlingthedisplay

• Whenthedisplayissubjectedtodirectsunlightforalongperiodoftime, itwillbecomeveryhotresultinginpossible damagetotheLCDscreen. Whennot usingthisunit,closethedisplayandavoid exposingittodirectsunlight.
• Thedisplayshouldbeusedwithinthetemperaturerangesshownbelow. Storagetemperaturerange: -20°C to +80°C Attemperatureshigherorlowerthanthe operatingtemperaturerangethedisplay maynotoperatenormally.
  •TheLCDscreenofthisunitisexposedin ordertoincreaseitsvisibilitywithinthevehicle.Pleasedonotpressstronglyonitas thismaydamageit.
• Donotplaceanythingonthedisplaywhen itisopened. Also, donotattempttocarry outangleadjustment, oropen/closethe displaybyhand. Applyingstrongforceto thedisplaymaydamageit.
• DonotpushtheLCDscreenwithmuch forceasthismayscratchit.
• Becareful not to place anything between the display and themainbody when the display is opening or closing. If an object gets between the display and main body, the display may stop working.
• Becarefuloffingers, longhair, and loose articles of clothing which could possibly get caught between the display and the main body and causes serious injury.

Liquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)screen

- Ifthedisplayisneartheventofanairconditionerwhenitisopened,makesurethat airfromtheairconditionerisnotblowing onit.Heatfromtheheatermaydamage theLCDscreen,andcoolairfromthecoolermaycausemoisturetoforminsidethe displayresultinginpossibledamage.Also,

ifthedisplayiscooleddownbythecooler, thescreenmaybecomedark,orthelife spanofthesmallfluorescenttubeusedin-sidethedisplaymaybeshortened.

• Smallblackdotsorwhitedots(brightdots) mayappearontheLCDscreen.Theseare duetothecharacteristicsoftheLCD screenanddonotindicateaproblemwith thedisplay.
• Atlowtemperatures, the LCD screen may be dark for awhile after the power is turned on.
  •TheLCDscreenwillbedifficulttoseeifitis exposedtodirectsunlight.
• When using a portable phone, keep the antenna of the portable phone away from the display to prevent disruption of the video by the appearance of spots, colored stripes, etc.

Keepingthedisplayingood condition

- Whenwipingthescreen, takecarenotto scratchthesurface. Donotuseharshor abrasivechemicalcleaners.

Smallfluorescenttube

- Asmallfluorescenttubeisusedinsidethe displaytoilluminatetheLCDscreen. —Thefluorescenttubeshouldlastforapproximately10000hours,dependingon operatingconditions.(Usingthedisplay atlowtemperaturesreducetheservice lifeofthefluorescenttube.) —Whenthefluorescenttubereachesthe endofitsusefullife,thescreenwillbe darkandtheimagewillnolongerbe projected.Ifthishappens,consultyour dealerorthenearestauthorized PIONEERServiceStation.

LanguagecodechartforDVD

Language(code),inputcodeLanguage(code),inputcodeLanguage(code),inputcode
Japanese (ja), 1001	Guarani (gn), 0714	Pashto, Pushto (ps), 1619
English (en), 0514	Gujarati (gu), 0721	Quechua (qu), 1721
French (fr), 0618	Hausa (ha), 0801	Rhaeto-Romance (rm), 1813
Spanish (es), 0519	Hindi (hi), 0809	Kirundi (rn), 1814
German (de), 0405	Croatian (hr), 0818	Romanian (ro), 1815
Italian (it), 0920	Hungarian (hu), 0821	Kinyarwanda (rw), 1823
Chinese (zh), 2608	Armenian (hy), 0825	Sanskrit (sa), 1901
Dutch (nl), 1412	Interlingua (ia), 0901	Sindhi (sd), 1904
Portuguese (pt), 1620	Interlingue (ie), 0905	Sangho (sg), 1907
Swedish (sv), 1922	Inupiak (ik), 0911	Serbo-Croatian (sh), 1908
Russian (ru), 1821	Indonesian (in), 0914	Sinhalese (si), 1909
Korean (ko), 1115	Icelandic (is), 0919	Slovak (sk), 1911
Greek (el), 0512	Hebrew (iw), 0923	Slovenian (sl), 1912
Afar (aa), 0101	Yiddish (ji), 1009	Samoan (sm), 1913
Abkhazian (ab), 0102	Javanese (jw), 1023	Shona (sn), 1914
Afrikaans (af), 0106	Georgian (ka), 1101	Somali (so), 1915
Amharic (am), 0113	Kazakh (kk), 1111	Albanian (sq), 1917
Arabic (ar), 0118	Greenlandic (kl), 1112	Serbian (sr), 1918
Assamese (as), 0119	Cambodian (km), 1113	Siswati (ss), 1919
Aymara (ay), 0125	Kannada (kn), 1114	Sesotho (st), 1920
Azerbaijani (az), 0126	Kashmiri (ks), 1119	Sundanese (su), 1921
Bashkir (ba), 0201	Kurdish (ku), 1121	Swahili (sw), 1923
Byelorussian (be), 0205	Kirghiz (ky), 1125	Tamil (ta), 2001
Bulgarian (bg), 0207	Latin (la), 1201	Telugu (te), 2005
Bihari (bh), 0208	Lingala (ln), 1214	Tajik (tg), 2007
Bislama (bi), 0209	Laothian (lo), 1215	Thai (th), 2008
Bengali (bn), 0214	Lithuanian (lt), 1220	Tigrinya (ti), 2009
Tibetan (bo), 0215	Latvian (lv), 1222	Turkmen (tk), 2011
Breton (br), 0218	Malagasy (mg), 1307	Tagalog (tl), 2012
Catalan (ca), 0301	Maori (mi), 1309	Setswana (tn), 2014
Corsican (co), 0315	Macedonian (mk), 1311	Tonga (to), 2015
Czech (cs), 0319	Malayalam (ml), 1312	Turkish (tr), 2018
Welsh (cy), 0325	Mongolian (mn), 1314	Tsonga (ts), 2019
Danish (da), 0401	Moldavian (mo), 1315	Tatar (tt), 2020
Bhutani (dz), 0426	Marathi (mr), 1318	Twi (tw), 2023
Esperanto (eo), 0515	Malay (ms), 1319	Ukrainian (uk), 2111
Estonian (et), 0520	Maltese (mt), 1320	Urdu (ur), 2118
Basque (eu), 0521	Burmese (my), 1325	Uzbek (uz), 2126
Persian (fa), 0601	Nauru (na), 1401	Vietnamese (vi), 2209
Finnish (fi), 0609	Nepali (ne), 1405	Volapük (vo), 2215
Fiji (fj), 0610	Norwegian (no), 1415	Wolof (wo), 2315
Faroese (fo), 0615	Occitan (oc), 1503	Xhosa (xh), 2408
Frisian (fy), 0625	Oromo (om), 1513	Yoruba (yo), 2515
Irish (ga), 0701	Oriya (or), 1518	Zulu (zu), 2621
Scots-Gaelic (gd), 0704	Panjabi (pa), 1601
Galician(gl),0712Polish(pl),1612

AdditionalInformation

Terms

Aspectratio

Thisisthewidth-to-heighttratioofaTVscreen. Aregulardisplayhasanaspectratioof4:3. Widescreendisplayshaveanaspectratioof 16:9, providingabiggerpictureforexceptional presenceandatmosphere.

Bitrate

Thisexpressesdatavolumepersecond,orbps(bitspersecond)units.Thehighertherate,themoreinformationisavailabletoreproducethesound.Usingthesameencodingmethod(suchasMP3),thehighertherate,thebetterthesound.

Bluetooth

Bluetoothisashort-rangewirelessradioconnectivitytechnologythatisdevelopedasa cablereplacementformobilephones,hand-heldPCsandotherdevices.Bluetoothoperatesin2.4GHzfrequencyrangeandtransmits voiceanddataatspeedsupto1megabitper second.Bluetoothwaslaunchedbyaspecial interestgroup(SIG)thatcomprisesofEricsson Inc.,IntelCorp.,NokiaCorp.,ToshibaandIBM in1998,anditiscurrentlydevelopedbynearly 2000companiesworldwide.

Chapter

DVDtitlesareinturndividedintochapters whicharenumberedinthesamewayasthe chaptersofabook.WithDVDvideodiscsfeaturingchapters,youcanquicklyfindadesired scenewithchaptersearch.

DolbyDigital

DolbyDigitalprovidesmulti-channelaudio fromupto5.1independentchannels.Thisis thesameastheDolbyDigitalsurroundsound systemusedintheaters.

DTS

ThisstandsforDigitalTheaterSystems.DTSis asurroundsystemdeliveringmulti-channel audiofromupto6independentchannels.

ID3tag

Thisisamethodofembeddingtrack-related informationinanMP3file. Thisembeddedinformationcanincludethetracktitle, theartist'sname, thealbumtitle, themusicgenre, theyearofproduction, commentsandother data. Thecontentscanbefreelyedited using softwarewithID3Tageditingfunctions. Althoughthetagsarerestrictedastothenumberofcharacters, theinformationcanbe viewedwhentetrackisplayedback.

ISO9660format

ThisistheinternationalstandardfortheformatlogicofCD-ROMfoldersandfiles.Forthe ISO9660format,thereareregulationsforthe followingtwolevels.

Level1:

Thefilenameisin8.3format(thenameconsistsofupto8characters,half-byteEnglish capitallettersandhalf-bytenumeralsandthe “_”sign,withafile-extensionofthreecharacters).

AdditionalInformation

Level2:

Thefilenamecanhaveupto31characters(includingtheseparationmark"."andafileextension).Eachfoldercontainslessthan8 hierarchies.

Extendedformats

Joliet:

Filenamescanhaveupto64characters.

Romeo:

Filenamescanhaveupto128characters.

LinearPCM(LPCM)/Pulsecode modulation

Thisstandsforlinearpulsecodemodulation, whichisthesignalrecordingsystemusedfor musicCDsandDVDs.Generally,DVDsarerecordedwithhighersamplingfrequencyandbitratethanCDs.Therefore,DVDscanprovidehighersoundquality.

m3u

Playlistscreatedusingthe"WINAMP"softwarehaveaplaylistfileextension(.m3u).

MP3

MP3isshortforMPEGAudioLayer3.Itisan audiocompressionstandardsetbyaworking group(MPEG)oftheISO(InternationalStandardsOrganization).MP3isabletocompress audiodatatoabout1/10ththelevelofaconventionaldisc.

MPEG

ThisstandsforMovingPicturesExperts Group, and is an international video image compression standard. Some DVDs featured digital audio compressed and recorded using this system.

Multi-angle

With regular TV programs, although multiple cameras are used to simultaneously shoot scenes, only images from one camera at a time are transmitted by your TV. Some DVDs

featurescenesshotfrommultipleangles, lettingyouchooseyourviewingangleasdesired.

Multi-audio(Multilingualdialog)

SomeDVDsfeaturedialogrecordedinmultiplelanguages.Dialoginupto8languages canberecordedonasingledisc,lettingyou chooseasdesired.

Multi-session

Multi-sessionisarecordingmethodthatal- lowsadditionaldatatoberecordedlater. WhenrecordingdataonaCD-ROM,CD-Ror CD-RW,etc.,alldatafrombeginningtoendis treatedasasingleunitorsession.Multi-ses- sionisamethodofrecordingmorethan2ses- sionsononedisc.

Multi-subtitle

Subtitlesinupto32languagescanbere-cordedonasingleDVD,lettingyouchooseas desired.

Opticaldigitaloutput/input

Bytransmittingandreceivingaudiosignalsin adigitalsignalformat,thechanceofsonic qualitydeterioratinginthecourseoftransmissionisminimized.Anopticaldigitaloutput/inputisdesignedtotransmitandreceiveddigitsignalsoptically.

Packetwrite

Thisisageneraltermforamethodofwriting onCD-R,etc.,atthetimerequiredforafile, justasisdonewithfilesonfloppyorhard discs.

Parentallock

SomeDVDvideodiscswithviolentoradult-orientedscenesfeatureparentallockwhichpreventschildrenfromviewingsuchscenes.With thiskindofdisc,ifyousettheunit'sparental locklevel,playbackofscenesinappropriatefor childrenwillbedisabled,orthesesceneswill beskipped.

AdditionalInformation

Playbackcontrol(PBC)

Thisisapalaybackcontrolsignalrecordedon VideoCDs(Version2.0).Usingmenudisplays providedbyVideoCDswithPBCletsyouenjoy playbackofsimpleinteractivesoftwareand softwarewithsearchfunctions.Youcanalso enjoyviewinghigh-andstandard-resolution stillimages.

Regionnumber

DVDplayersandDVDdiscsfeatureregion numbersindicatingtheareainwhichthey werepurchased.PlaybackofaDVDisnotpossibleunlessitfeaturesthesameregionnumberastheDVDplayer.Thisunit'sregion numberisdisplayedonthebottomoftheunit.

Title

DVDvideodiscshavehighdatacapacity,enablingrecordingofmultiplemoviesonasingledisc.If,forexample,onedisccontains threeseparatemovies,theyaredividedinto title1,title2andtitle3.Thisletsoyouenjoythe convenienceoftitlesearchandotherfunctions.

VBR

VBRisshortforvariablebitrate.Generally speakingCBR(constantbitrate)ismore widelyused.Butbyflexiblyadjustingthebit rateaccordingtotheneedsofaudiocompression,itispossibletoachievecompression-prioritysoundquality.

WMA

WMAisshortforWindowsMedia™Audio andreferstoanaudiocompressiontechnologythatisdevelopedbyMicrosoft Corporation.WMAdatacanbeencodedby usingWindowsMediaPlayerversion7or later. WindowsMediaandtheWindowslogoaretrademarksorregisteredtrademarksofMicrosoft CorporationintheUnitedStatesand/orother countries.

AdditionalInformation

Specifications

General

Ratedpowersource......14.4VDC (allowablevoltagerange: 12.0Vto14.4VDC)

Groundingsystem......Negativetype

Max.currentconsumption 10.0A

Dimensions(W×H×D):

DIN

Angleadjustment....0°to21° (initialsettings:0°)

Audio

Maximumpoweroutput.....50W×4 50W×2/4Ω+70W×1/2 Ω(forsubwoofer)

Continuouspoweroutput...22W×4(50Hz to 15000 Hz, 5% THD, 4Ω load, both channels driven)

Load impedance ....4 Ω to 8 Ω × 4 4 Ω to 8 Ω × 2 + 2 Ω × 1

Preoutmaxoutputlevel.....4.0V

Equalizer(3-BandParametricEqualizer): Low

Frequency.....40/80/100/160Hz

QFactor....0.35/0.59/0.95/1.15(+6dB whenboosted)

Gain....±12dB

Mid

Frequency.....200/500/1k/2kHz

QFactor....0.35/0.59/0.95/1.15(+6dB whenboosted)

Gain....±12dB

High Frequency.....3.15k/8k/10k/12.5kHz QFactor.....0.35/0.59/0.95/1.15(+6dB whenboosted) Gain.....±12dB

HPF: Frequency.....50/80/125Hz Slope.....-12dB/oct

Subwoofer: Frequency.....50/80/125Hz Slope.....-18dB/oct Gain.....±12dB Phase.....Normal/Reve

DVDPlayer

System......DVDvideo,VideoCD,CD, WMA,MP3system

Usablediscs......DVDvideo,VideoCD,CD, CD-R/RW,DVD-R/RW

Regionnumber: forMiddleEastAsianandSouthAfricanmodels ....2 forSoutheastAsianmodels ....3 forSouthAmericanandOceanianmodels ....4

Frequencyresponse......5Hzto44000Hz(withDVD, atsamplingfrequency96 kHz)

Signal-to-noiseratio....97dB(1kHz)(IEC-Anetwork) (CD:96dB(1kHz)(IEC-Anetwork))(RCAlevel)

Outputlevel: Video.....1.0Vp-p/75Ω(±0.2V)

Numberofchannels......2(stereo) MP3decodingformat......MPEG-1&2AudioLayer3

WMAdecodingformat......Ver.7,7.1,8(2chaudio) (WindowsMediaPlayer)

FMtuner

Frequencyrange.....87.5MHzto108.0MHz

Usable sensitivity ....8 dBf (0.7 V/75 , mono, S/N:30dB)

Signal-to-noiseratio....75dB(IEC-Anetwork)

AMtuner

Frequencyrange....531kHzto1602kHz(9kHz) 530kHzto1640kHz(10 kHz)

Usablesensitivity.....18μV(S/N:20dB)

AdditionalInformation

Signal-to-noiseratio......65dB(IEC-Anetwork)

Infraredremotecontrol

Wavelength.....945nm

Output.....typ;10mw/srperInfrared

LED

Note

Specificationsandthedesignaresubjecttomodificationswithoutnoticeduetoimprovements.

Index

A

Angleicon.... 31,90

Aspectratio....91, 113

Audiolanguage.... 30, 90

B

Bookmark 29

Brightness....97

C

Chapter 113

Codenumber....91

Color 97

Contrast....97

D

Directsearch....30

DolbyDigital.... 113

DTS....113

H

Hue....97

L

Languagecodechart.... 112

LinearPCM(LPCM).... 114

M

Menulanguage....90

MPEG....114

Multi-angle.... 31, 114

Multi-audio.... 30, 114

Multi-subtitle.... 31, 114

O

Opticaldigitaloutput/input.... 114

P

Parentallock....91,114

PBC( playbackcontrol).... 34

Playbackcontrol(PBC).... 115

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