AVH-X5550BT - Receiver PIONEER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AVH-X5550BT PIONEER

DVDRDSAVRECEIVER RADIOAVRDSCONDVD DVDPLAYERCOMRDS

AVH-X5550BT AVH-X4550DVD AVH-X2550BT AVH-X1550DVD

Pioneer

Bluetooth®

DIVX

VIDEO

Made for

iPod

iPhone

DOLBY DIGITAL

If you experience problems 4

Use and care of theremole control 5

Demomode5

03 What'swhat

Headunit5

Homedisplay6

TurningresourceON/OFF6

Selectingasource6

Adjustingthevolume6

Remotecontrol6

04 Commonoperations

Commonoperationsformenusettings/lists7

Operatingthescroliconandthescrubber bar7

Activating the touch panel keys8

Usingtherearview8

Usingtherearmonitor8

Usingsoundretriever8

Changingthewide-screenmode8

05 Basicoperations

Adjusting the angle of the LCD panel and

ejectingmedia9

Settingthec ock9

06 Tuner

Tuneroperations9

Storing and recalling stations9

Displaygraciotext10

Storingandrecallingradiotext10

Storing the strongest stations 10

Tuningintostrongsignals10

Receivingtrafficannouncements10

Receiving alarmbroadcastsinterrupting

regularbroadcasts10

UsingPTYfunctions10

SettingtheFMtuningstep10

RD setting11

SwitchingAutoPISeek11

SettingtheAMtuningstep11

07 Disc(CD/DVD)

Introducing movie operations11

Soundplaybackoperations12

Switchingthermediafiletype13

OperatingtheDVDmenu13

Randomplay(shuffle)13

Repeatingplayback13

Searchingforthepartyyouwantto

play13

Selectingsudiooutput14

PBCplayback14

Selectingtrackstromthetracktitle

st14

Selectingfilesfromthefilenamelist14

PlayingDivX®VODcontent14

08 iPod

Movingimagesoperations15

Soundplaybackoperations15

Using this unit's Podfunction from your

Pod15

Shuffleplay16

Repeatingplayback16

PlayingvideosfromyouriPod16

Browsingforavideo/musiconthe

Pod16

Changingaudicbookspeed17

Displayinglists related to the song currently

playing(linksearch)17

09 AdvancedAppMode

AdvancedAppModeoperation17

Startingprocedure17

SettingtheKeyboard18

SettingtheAppsoundmixing18

10 USB

Movingimagesoperations18

Soundplaybackoperations19

Musicbrowsermode19

Stillimageplaybackoperations19

Switching themediafiletype20

Randomplay(shuffle)20

Repeatingplayback20

Selectingfilesfromthefilenamelist20

Displayinglistsrelatedtothesongcurrently

playing(linksearch)20

PlayingDivX@VODcontent20

Captureanimage nJPEGf es20

11 BluetoothAudio

Soundplaybackoperations21

SettinguptorBluetoothaudio21

Randomplay(shuffle)21

Repealingplayback21

12 UsingMIXTRAX

MIXTRAXoperat or 22

MIXTRAXEZoperation22

StartingMIXTRAXE/operation22

SellingMIXTRAXmode22

Settingtheeffect22

13 Bluetoothtelephone

Bluetoothtelephoneoperations23

Callinganumbernthephonebook24

Selecting number by a phabelsearch

mode24

Invertingnamesinphonebook24

Using themissed, received and dialed call

lists24

Settingautomaticanswering24

Adjustingtheotherparty'slistening

volume24

Switchingtherngtone25

Using the preset data 25

Makingacallbyenteringphone

number25

Settingtheprivatemode25

Voicecontrol25

14 TVtuner

Tvfuneroperations26

SelectingTvTunerdisplay26

Changingthewide-screenmode26

Storingstations26

CPGfunction26

15 Settings

Menuoperations27

16 Audioadjustments

Usingfader/balanceadjustment27

Usingbalanceadjustment27

Usingtheequizer27

Using the auto-equalizer 28

Usingsoniccentercontrol28

Adjustingloudness28

Usingsubwooferoutput28

Boostingthebass28

Usingthehighpasstilter28

Adjustingsourcelevels29

17 Settingupthevideoplayer

Settingthesublittlelanguage29

Settingtheaudiclanguage29

Settingthemenulanguage29

Settingthemulti-angleDVDdisplay30

Settingtheaspectratio30

Settingtheslideshowinterval30

Settingparentallock30

SettingtheDivXsubl.lefile31

DisplayingtheDivX®VODregistration

code31

AutomaticplayockofDVDs31

18 Systemsettings

Switchingtheauxiliarysetting32

Setting/Winput32

SettingtheRGBInput32

SettingtheAposoundmixing32

SettingMIXTRAXmode32

En

Contents

Changing the picture adjustment 32

Selectingthesystemlanguage32

SettingDemoMode33

Switchingsoundmusing/attenuation33

Settingtherearoutputandsubwoofer

controller33

Usingthekeyboard33

Settingtheeverscroll33

SettingtheBluetoothaudio33

ClearingBluetoothmemory33

UpdatingBluetoothconnection

software33

DisplayingtheBluetoothsystem

version34

Settingtherearviewcamera(backup

camera34

AutoFO(auto equalizing)34

Selectingthevideoformal35

Settingthevideosignal35

Favoritemenu

UsingtheFavoritemenu36

Bluetoothconnectionmenu

Bluetooth connection menu

operations36

Thememenu

Selectingtheilluminationcolor37

SelectingtheOSD(on-screendisplay)

color37

Selectingthebackgrounddisplay37

Otherfunctions

Adjustingtheresponsepositionscfthe

touchpanels(TouchPane

Calibration:38

UsinganAUXsource38

Resettingthemicroprocessor38

Connection

Connecting the power cord 40

When connectingloseparatelysoldpower

amp41

[Non-Text]

When connecting the external vi

componentandthed splay41

When connecting with the average view

camera42

Connecting the system 42

24 Installation

Installation using the crewholes on the

sidecftheunit43

Installingthemicrophone43

Additionalinformation

Troucleshooting44

Errormessages46

UnderstandingautoEQerror

messages48

Understanding messages49

Indicoloris.49

Handlingguidelines50

Compressedaudiocompatibility

(USB)52

Compressed audio compatibility (disc.

USB:52

iPodcompal billy53

Sequenceofaudiofiles53

Usingthedisplaycorrectly53

Bluetoothprofiles54

License.WarrantyDisclaimer&Limitationof

Liability54

LanguagecodecharforDVD56

Specifications57

Precautions

ThankyouforpurchasingthisPIONEER product.

Toensureproperuse,pleasereadthrough this manualbeforeusingthisproduct. Itisespecially importantthatyoureadandobserveWARN-

ING sandCAUTIONsinthis manual. Please keep themanualinasafeandaccessibleplacefor futurereference.

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS

Pleasercadal of these instructions regarding your display and relain them for future reference.

Donotinstallthedisplaywhereitmay (i)obstructthedriver'svision,(ii)impair theperformanceofanyofthevehicle's operatingsystemsorsafetyfeatures,includingairbags,hazardlampbuttonsonr (iii)impairthedriver'sabilitytosafely operatethevehicle.

2 Donotoperatethisdisplayifdoingsonin anywaywilldivertyourattentionfrom thesafecooperationofyourvehicle.Alwaysobservesafedrivingrulesandfollowalexistingtrafficregulations.Ifyou experienceddifficultyinoperatingthe systemorreadingthedisplay,parkyour vehicleinasafelocationandmakenecessaryadjustments.

3Pleaseremembertowearyourseatbelt atalltimeswhileoperatingyourvehicle. Ifyouareverinanaccident,yourinjuriescanbeconsiderablymoresevereif yourseatbeltisnotproperlybuckled.

Neveruseheadphoneswhiledriving.

5 Topromotesafety, certain functions are disabled unless the parking brakeison, and the vehicle is not in motion.

6Neversetthevolumeofyourdisplayso highthatyoucannothearoutsidetravfic andemergencyvehicles.

WARNING

Donotattempttoinstallorserviceyourdisplaybyyourself.Installationorservicingofthedisplaybypersonswithouttrainingandexperienceinelectronicequipmentandautomotiveaccessoriesmaybedangerousandcouldexposeyoutotheriskofelectricshockorotherhazards.

Toensuresafedriving

WARNING

•LIGHTGREENLEADATPOWERCONNECTORISDESIGNEDTODETECTPARKED STATUSANDMUSTBECONNECTEDTO THEPOWERSUPPLYSIDEOFTHEPARKINGBRAKESWITCH.IMPROPERCONNECTIONORUSEOFTHISLEADMAY VIOLATEAPPLICABLELAWANDMAYRESULTINSERIOUSINJURYORDAMAGE.

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

• To avoid the risk of accident and the potential violation of appl cabalaws, noviewing off front seat videos should ever occur while the vehicle is being driven.

• In some countries or states the viewing of images on additional vehicle even by persons other than the driver may be illegal. When such regulations apply, they must be obeyed and this unit's video features should not be used.

When you attempt to watch how decims gewile driving the warning "Viewing off front seat videos our whilledriving is strictly prohibited." will appear on the front display. Towatch video image on the front display park your vehicle in a foot place and apply the parking brake.

Section

Whenusingadisplayconnected torearmonitoroutput

Therearmoniloroutputonthisunit(VOUT) is usedtoconnectareardisplaythatallowspassengersintherearseatstowatchvideos.

WARNING

NEVER installthercard splayinalocation where the driver can watch videos while driving.

Whenusingtherearviewcamera

With an optional rearview camera, this unit can be used as an aid to keep paney eon trailers, or when backing into a lightparkingspot.

WARNING

• SCREENIMAGEMAYAPPEARRE- VERSED.

• USEINPUTONLYFORREVERSEOR MIRRORIMAGEREARVIEWCAMERA. OTHERUSEMAYRESULTININJURY ORDAMAGE.

CAUTION

• Therearviewcamerafunctionistobcused asanaiotokeepaneyontrailers,orwhile backingup.Donotuseforenertainment purposes.
- Plesenoteethat:theedgesoftherearview came:raimagesmaydifferslightlyaccording towhetherfullscreenimagesarecisplayed whenbackingup.andwhethertheimages areusedfore:neckingtherearwhentheve: hicleismovingforward.

Toavoidbatteryexhaustion

Keepthevehicleengineunningwhenusing thisunittoavoidora ningtrebatterypower

Beforeyoustart

- Whennopowerissuppliedtothsunit,such aswhentnevichebatteryisbeingreplaced,themicrocomputerofthisunitreturnstoitsinitialcondition.Werecommend thatyoutranscribetheaudioadjustment data.

WARNING

Denotuse with vehicle sthatdonctfeaturean ACC position.

Aboutthisunit

CAUTION

This product class* laser product classified under the Safety of laser products, IEC 60825-1:2007, and contains class* Laser module. To ensure continued safety, don't remove any covers or attempt to gain access to the inside of the product. Referral servicing to qualified personnel.

CAUTION:

USEOFCONTROLORADJUSTMENTOR PERFORMANCEOFPROCEDURES OTHERTHANTHOSESPECIFIEDHEREIN MAYRESULTINHAZARDOUSRADIATION EXPOSURE. CAUTION: THEUSEOFOPTICALINSTRUMENTS WITHTHISPRODUCTWILLINCREASE EYEHAZARD.

CAUTION

• Donotallowthisunitcomeintocontact with liquids. Electricalshockcouldresult. Also,damagelothisunit,smoke,andoverheatingcouldresultfromcontactwith liquids.
• Keep this manual handy for future reference.
  • Always keep the volume of one ought to hear outsidesounds.
  • Avoid exposure to moisture.

- If the battery is disconnected or discharged, any preset memory will be erased.

• This unit features an number of sophisticated function functions, including reception and operation. All the functions have been designed for these possible use, but many are not self-explanatory. This operation manual will help you benefit fully from this unit's potential and to maximize your listening enjoyment.
• Thismanualusesdiagramsofactualscreens todescribeoperations. However, the screens onsomeunitsmaynotmatchthose shown in this manual descendingonthemodel used.
• In the following instructions, USB memory sticks and USB audioplayers are collectively referred to as "USB storage device".
• In this manual, Podandi Phone will be referred to as "iPod".

Ifyouexperienceproblems

Should this product fail to operate properly, please contact your dealer or meet authorized Pioneer Service Station.

Beforeyoustart

Useandcareoftheremote control

Installingthebattery

Slicethetrayonthebackoftheremotecontrol oulandinsertthebatterwiththeplus(+)and minus(-)polesalignedproperly.

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

WARNING

• Keep the battery you of the each of children. Should the battery has allowed, consult a doctor immediately.
• Batteries(batterypackorbatteriesinstalled) must not be exposed to excessive cheats such as sunshine, fireorthelike.

CAUTION

• UseoneCR2025(3V) lithium battery.
- Remove the battery if there no control is not used for a month longer.
- Thereisadangerofexlosion of the battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same core value entype.
- Donothandlethebatterywithmetallictools
- Donotstorethebatterywithmetal objects.
- If the battery leaks, wipe the remote control completely and install an new battery.
- When disposing of used batteries, comply with governmental regulations on environmental public institutions' rules that apply in your country/area.

Usingtheremotecontrol

Pointthermotecontrolled direction of the front panel to operate.
• Theremole control may not function or properly indirect sunlight.

Important

• Denotstoretheremotecontrolhighttemperaturesordirectsunlight.
• Donollettheremolecontrollallontoline floor,whereitmaybecomejammedunder thebrakeoracceleratorpedal.

Demomode

The feature demo automatically starts when you select Off for the source and continues while the gnitionswitchsette ACC or ON. I can cancel the feature demo pressand hold MUTE. Pressand hold MUTE again lo restart. Operating the feature demo while the core engine is turned off may drain the battery power.

Important

The redlead(ACC) of this units should be connected to the ignition on/off function. Failure to dosomay result in battery drain.

What'swhat

Headunit

AVH-X5550BTandAVH-X4550DVD

Power ① ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧

Technical diagram of a device with numbered components, likely an enclosure or display panel

AVH-X2550BTandAVH-X1550DVD

Diagram of a device with numbered components and labeled parts, likely for assembly or labeling.

①RESET

Fordetails retorto/resetting themicroprocessronpage38.

② SRC/OFF

③+/-(VOLUME/VOL)

④MUTE

Presstomule.Pressagainlounmule.

⑤Homebutton

Displayingthehomedisplay. Thedisplayreturnstothelauncherscreen while3rd partyapplicationisbeingused in AdvancedAopMode. Double-clickingtheicononthelaunchers screenreturnstthedisplaytothehomedis play.

⑥MODE

Turning the information displayoff.

⑦◀/▶(TRK)

⑧▲(eject)

©AutoEQmicrophoneinputjack

UsetoconnectanautoEQmicrophone.

⑩Discloadingslot

CAUTION

Donotuseunauthorizedproducts

Notes

• When then navigationsystem is connected, pressMODE loswitch to then navigation display. PressMODE and hold to turn the display.
  PressMODEagainlcturnthecisclayon.
• For detailson how to operate an navigation system from this unit, refer to its operation manual.
• When an Phonethatis running an application that supports AdvancedApoModels connected, pressMODEI switch to the application display. You can use the application by touching the display.
  • FordetailsorhowtoconnectaniPodor USBstoragedevicetothisunit, refer to WhenconnectingwithoptionalCD IU201V cablepage/2

Section

What'swhat

Homedisplay

Homedisplay ① radio ② user sound ③ audio ④ out OFF Furniture ⑦ ⑥ Home screen screen

SourceofIdisplay

OFF 1:00:12:12

Sourceondisplay

Radio i Disc iPod Bluetooth Audio AUX AV

① Source icon
Selecting a favorite source. When the source icon is not displayed, it can be displayed by pressing the home key or touching 🔒.

② Apps key
Switching to Advanced App Mode.
③ Rear view key
Displaying the rear view image. For details refer to Using the rear view on page 8.
④ Source off key
Turning the source off.
⑤ Bluetooth key
Displaying the Bluetooth connection menu.
⑥ Theme key
Displaying the Theme menu.
⑦ Menu icon
Displaying the menu.
⑧ Source key
Displaying the source menu.
⑨ Clock key
Switching to clock adjustment display.

TurningthesourceON/OFF

(Function of AVH-X555CBT/AVH-X455CDVD)

Turring the source on using the buttons1 Press SRC/OFF to turn the source on.

Turring the source off using the buttons1 Press SRC/OFF and hold until the source turns off.

What'swhat

Selectingasource

Available source modes

• Radio - Radio tuner
• Disc-Built-In DVD and CD player
  • USB/iPod - USB/iPod
• Bluetooth Audio - Buit-in Bluetooth audio
  (function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X2550BT)
• AUX - AUX
  • AV - AV input

Selecting a source

• Using SRC/OFF
(Function of AVH-X6550BT/AVH-X4550DVD)
1 Press SRC/OFF
• Using the touch panel keys on the home d s-
play
1 Touch the source icon and then touch the desired source name.
- When the source icon is not displayed, it
can be disp ayed by touching the screen.
• While operating the menu, you cannot se
lect a source by touching the source icon.

Note

The USB/iPod icon will change as follows:

• USB is displayed when a USB storage device is connected to USB input.
• iPod is displayed when an iPod is connected to USB input.
• USB/iPod is displayed when no device is connected.

Adjustingthevolume

- Press +/- (VOLUME/VOL) to adjust the volume.

Remotecontrol

① ② ③ VOLUME MAIN RESET ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ AUDIO ON/OFFLE 417/2000 ⑤ ⑥ ⑪ RANGE + - + - ⑦ ⑧ ⑨

① +/- (VOLUME/VOL)
② MODE
Turning the information display off.
① SRC/OFF
Refer to Source off key on this page.
④ Thumb pad
Use to select a menu on the DVD menu.
⑤ RETURN
Press to display the PBC ( playback control ) menu during PBC playback.
⑥ ▶/II
Press to pause or resume playback.
◀◀
Press to perform fast reverse.
Press to change the fast reverse speed.
▶▶

What'swhat

Presstoperformfastforward.

Presstochangethefastforwardspeed.

[NO TEXT]

Pressloreturntotheprevioustrack(chap-

ter).

▶▶

Presstogotthenextrack(chapter).

Presstostopplayback.

If you resume playback, playback will start from the point where you stopped. Touch the key again to stop playback completely.

⑦FOLDER/P.CH

Pressloselectthenexlorpreviousdiscor

tolder.

Presslorecal radiostationfrequenclesas- signedtoprosottuningkeys.

⑧MUTE

⑨MENU

PresslodisplaytheDVDmenuduringDVD playback.

TOPMENU

PressloreturntothetopmenuduringDVD playback.

10AUDIO

Presslochangetheaudiolanguageduring

DVD playback.

PresstoswitchaudicoutputforDivX/

MPEG-4

SUBTITLE

Presstochangethesubtitlelanguageduring

DVD/DivX/MPEG-4 playback.

ANGLE

Presstochangethev ewingangleduring

DVD playback

⑪BAND/ESC

Pressloselecttnetunerbandwhantuneris selectedasasource. Alsousedtocancelthe controlmodeoffunctions.

Presstoswitchbetween modeswhen playing the following types of data:

•Disc

Compresseaudiandauciodata(CD-

DA)suchaswithCD-EXTRAandMIXED-

MODECDs

- USBstoragedevice

Audiodata, videodata and photodata

Commonoperations

Commonoperationsfor menusettings/lists

(Functional/AVH-X550BT/AVH-X2550BT)

StartingtheBluetoothtelephone menu.

Fordeta is refer to Bluetooth phone on page 23.

Displaying helistmenu, Startingthoscarchfunction.

DisplayingtheEQ(Aud functionmenu).

DisplayingtheFavoritemenu.

Operatingthescrollicon andthescrubberbar

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Loudness Low Subwoofer On Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjuster 0

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①Scrollicon

Appearswhenselectab eitemserehioden.

② Scrubberbar

Appearswhenitemscannotbedisplayedon asinglepageonly.

Viewingthehidderitems

Touchthescol iconordragthescrubbercar ioviewanyhiddenitems.

• Also you can drag the list to view a very hidden items.

Specifying the playback point

1 Dragibrescrubberbaronlhescreen. (Notavailablewhenthescrubberbarisgrayed out.)

Activatingthetouchpanelkeys Touchpanelkeys

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①Tabkey
Switchingthetouchkeysonthedisplay.

Usingtherearview

The below functions are available. Use of the rearview camera feature requires rearview cameras and separate v.

• Rearviewcamera

This unit can be set up to display therear

viewimageautomaticallywhenyoumove

theshift ever to the REVERSE(R) position.

• Camerator rearview mode

Thereviewcanbeturnedontodisplayat

all times.

Thereariewcameraneedstobesettcaset-

tingotherthanOffturnonreview

mode.

For details about these settings, refer to Setting the rearview camera (backup camera) on page 54.

Usingtherearviewkeyto displaytherearview

Displaying hereaviewimageby turningthereaviewimageon. When thereaviewimages displayed, you can now Icht the sourced displayby touching the display. You can operate from the sourced display temporarily at this time. If you can perform many or more on with inatewseconds, the display will return to the interview image. Totumoffhoroaviewimage prosthomebuttontoreturmo thehomedisplayandtherness this voyage again.

Usingtherearmonitor

Connecting are a monitor, sold separately, to this unit allows images and video to be viewed from the rear seats.

Notes

• Touchkeysandoperat onscreensdonotdis- playontherearmmonitor.
  • Imagesandvideowillcontinuelobedis-
  playedwhetherthevenicleisinmotioner stopped.

Usingsoundretriever

Automatica lyenhancescom- pressedaud candrestores rich sound.

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Commonoperations

Notes

• This function is enabled for playback on the sources listed below.
  CD-DA
  — MP3/WMA/AAQ/WAVfilesonUSBstorage devices
  MP3/WMA/ACI lesionCDmedia
  — Pod
• TheseoundretrieversettingsturnedOff whentheMIXTRAXfunctionisusedinUSB sourcemode.

Changingthewide-screen mode

Selectingtheappropriatescreen ratiofortheplaybackvideo.

• Whenavideoisviewedinawidescreen modethatdoesnotmatchitsoriginalaspect ratio, it may appear different.
• Remember that using the wide 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 image will appear to car when viewed in ZOOM mode
• This function is enabled for playback on the sources listed below.
  Disc:DVD-V,Video-CD,DivX,MPEG-1,
  MPEG-2,MPEG-4,JPEG
• USB: DivX, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-, JPEG
  — iPod:Video
  — AVInput:AVdata
  — AUX AvVdata

1 Displaythescreenmode.

2 Touchthedesiredwidemodesetting.

FULL(fullscreen)

The4:3picture senlarged inthe horizontal direction only grantingviewers4:3TVpicture (normalpicture) without any omissions.

ZOOM(zoom)

The4:3picture senlargedinthesameproportionbothverticallyandhorizontally:ideaforecinemasizedpicture(widescreenpicture).

NORMAL(normal)

The4:3picture is displayed as a granting viewersnosense of disparity as the proportions are the same as that of the normal picture.

Notes

• You cannot operate this function while driving.
• Differentsettingscanbestoredto each videosource.

Basicoperations

Adjustingtheangleofthe LCDpaneldejectingmedia

CAUTION

Keechandsandfingersclearoftheunitwhen opening, closing, or adjusting the LCD panel. Be especially cautious of children's handsandfingers.

AdjustingtheLCDpanelangle

(Function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X4550DVD)

1Press▲(eject)todisplaytheejecting menu.

2AdjusttheLCDpaneltoaneasilyviewableangle.

Layingthepaneldown.

■ Ast hese angle iissaved, the LCD panel will automatically bead usted to the same position then next timecho LCD panel is open.

Ejectingadisc

(Function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X4550DVD)

1Press▲(eject)todisplaytheejecting menu.

2Ejectadisc.

E.ectingad sc.

Ejectingadisc

(Function of AVH-X2550BT/AVH-X1550DVD)

●Press▲toejectadisc.

Settingtheclock

1TouchtheClockkey.

TheClockAdjustmentscreenappears. Fordela is referlo Homedisplayonpage6.

Radio AM 8 Aug 12:05 87.5 pct 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

①Bandkey

Selecting a band (FM1, FM2 or FM3) by touching the eticon.SwitchingtotheAM bandbytouchingtherighticon. Theiconfortheselectedband highlighted

②Searchkey

DisplayingthePTYinformation.

③Newskey

Turningnewsprograminterruptiononoroff,

④TAkey

TurningTA(trafficannouncementslandoy) onoroff.

⑤Localkey

Sellingtheloca seeklevel.

⑥Tuningkey

Tuningupordownmanually. Touchandholdownformorethantwosecondstleskipstations.Seektuningslarlasas soonasyourelease.Touchagainlocancel seektuning.

⑦Textkey

Displayingradiotext.

Storingandrecallingradiotext.

®Listkey

Displayingthepresetchannellist.

⑨ Presetchannelkey

Selectingapresetchannel.

Basicoperations

Switchingpresetchannelsusingthebuttons

1 Press ◀ or ▶ (TRK).

Seektun ngus ngthebuttons

Press and hold ◀ or ▶ (TRK)

Notes

• ListeningAMraciowhileaniPodischarged from this unit may generate noise. In this case, d sconnecttheiPodfrom this unit.
• Touch panel keys not listed under Tuner operations may appear on the display. Refer to Indicatioristonpage49.

Storingandrecallingstations

Youcaneasilystoreuplosixstationsforeach bandasprosets.

1Displaythepresetscreen.

RofertoTuneroperationsonth spagc.

The pre-spect screen appears in the display.

2Touchandholddownoneofthepreset tuningkeystostoretheselectedfrequency tothememory.

Theselectedradiostationfrequencyhasbeen stored inthememory.

3Touchtheappropriatepreset tuningkey to select the desired station.

Section

05

06

English

Displayingradiotext

(On yavailableconFMstations) Radiotextdata:transmittedbyRDSstations, suchasslationinformation,canbedisplayed onthistuner. •When noradiotextisreceived,NoTextappearsinthedisplay.

Storingandrecallingradiotext

You can stored a data fromuptosixradiotext transmission to the Memo1toMemo6keys.

1Displaytheradiotextyouwanttostore inthememory.

ReferloTuneroperationsonthepreviouspage

2Touchandholdoneofthekeystostore theselectedradiotext.

Thememorynumberisdisplayedandthese-lectedradiotextwillbestorcedinthomemory. Thenexttimeyoupressthesamekeyinradiolexdisplaythesloredtextwillberecalledfromthomemory.

Storingthestrongeststations

BSM(beststationsmemory)automatically storeshesix:rongeststationsintheorderof theirsignalstrength. SloringbroadcastfrequencieswithBSM/mayreplacebroadcastfrequencyesyouravesaved usingthepresettuningkeys.

1Displaythepresetscreen.

RefertoTuneroperationsontnepreviouspage. Thepresetscreenappearsintnedisplay.

2TouchBSMtoturnBSMon.

Thex xstrongestorobcastfrequencieswill be storeunderpresetturingkeysinorderoftheir signa strength.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,touchCancel.

Tuningintostrongsignals

Localseekluningallowsyoutoluneinlconly theseradiostationswithsufficientlystrongsignalsforgoodreception.

AM:01

Themorothearaconthescreen,therewor theslationsthalcanbeselected.Onlystations withlhestrongestisignalsinyourlocalareacan beselected.

IthorcareTower ■, this unit will be able to receive broadcasts from weakers' stations.

Receivingtraffic announcements

(Onlyavailab eonFMstations) Regardless of the source you are listening to, you can receive traffic announcements automatically with TA (traffic announcements stand by).

1TuneintoaTPorenhancedothernet-work'sTPstation.

ndicalorlightsup.

2TurnTrafficannouncement.

Referlo.Tuneroperationson.thepreviouspage. ■ If the Afunctionistumedonwheryouarenot tunedintoaTPorenhancedothernetwork'sTPstation,the indicator lightsupdimly

3Press+/-(VOLUME/VOL)toadjusttheTA volumewhenatrafficannouncementbegins.

Thenowlysetvolumcisstoredinthememory andwillberecalledforsubsequenttrafficannouncements.

Tuner

4Turnofftheannouncementwhileatrafficannouncementisbeingreceived.

Referto/uneroperations on the previous page. The uneretumstoroginalsourcebut remains in the TA function standby noce until the conistouched again.

Receivingalarmbroadcasts interruptingregularbroadcasts

(OnlyavailableconFMstations) Youcanchoosetoreceivethealarmbroadcast automalcalyregardlessofthesourcebeinglis- tenedto. Receptionofthepreviousprogramresumes oncelrealambroadcastends.

UsingPTYfunctions

(Onlyavailab eonFMstations) Youcantune intoastation using PTY(program type)information.

SearchingforanRDSstationby PTYinformation

You can search for general types of broadcasting programs, such as those listed in the following section. Refer to this page.

1Touchthesearchkey.

2Touch ^ ortoselectaprogramtype. Therearefourprogramtypes:

News&Info Popular Classics Others

3TouchStarttobeginthesearch.

The unit search resforstation broadcasting that type of program. Wherestation is found, its programservicename isd splayed. PTY(programtype)informationislisted in the following section. Referto PTY/stonthis page.

■Tocancelthesearch,touchCancel

The program of some stations may differ from that indicated by not transmitted PTY. In station is broadcasting the type of program you searched for, NotFound is displayed for about two seconds and then return to the original station.

Usingnewsprograminterruption

When an news program is broadcast from a PTY codenewsslation, then it can switch from any station on lot of news broadcast station. When the news programs, reception often previous program resumes.

PTYlist

News&Info(newsandinformation)

News (News), Affairs (Current affairs), Info (Information), Sport (Sports), Weather (Weather), Finance(Finance)

Popular(popular)

PopMus(Popularmusic), RockMus(Rock music). EasyMus(Easylistening). OthMus (Othermusic). Jazz(Jazz), Country(Country music). NatMusi(Nationalmusic). Oldies(Oldies music). FolkMus(Folkmus c)

Classics(classics)

L.Class(light:assica).Classic(Classica)

Others(others)

Educate(Education) Drama(Drama),Culture (Culture), Science (Science), Varied (Varied), Children (Children's), Social (Social affairs), Religion (Religion), Phone In (Phone In), Touring (Travel), Leisure(Leisure),Document(Documentaries)

SettingtheFMtuningstep

- Theluningslecremainsat50kHz during manualtuning.

Tuner

1Turnthesourceoff.

RefertoTurningthesourceON/OFFonpage6.

2Displaythesystemmenu.

Refer to Menu operations on page 27.

3TouchFMSteponthesystemmenutoselecttheFMtuningstep.

Touching FMStepwillswitchtheFMtuning stepbetween50kHzand100kHz. Theselected FMtuningstepwill appear.

RDSsetting

(OnlyavailableconFMstations)

Limitingstationstoregional programming

When AI is used, the regional function limits these selection of stations to those broadcasting regional programs.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchRDSSetuponthesystemmenu.

4TouchRegionalonthemenutoturnthe regionalfunctionon.

- Toturntheregionalfunctionoff.touchRegional again.

Selectingalternativefrequencies

When the tunecannotgetagood reception, the un tautomatically searchesforadifferent station inthesamenetwork.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchRDSSetuponthesystemmenu.

4TouchAlternativeFREQtoturnAFon. ■TotumAFoff,touchAlternativeFREQagain

Notes

• Soundmaybe temporarily interrupted by another program during an AF frequency search.
  • The A feature can be set for FM1, FM2, and FM3

SwitchingAutoPISeek

The unilcanautomaticallysearchforadifferent stationwiththesamoprogramming,evenduringpreselrecall.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchAutoPlonthesystemmenuto turnAutoPISeekon.

■TotumAutoP Seekoff.ton:chAutoPlagam.

SettingtheAMtuningstep

● TouchAMStepontheinitialmenutoselecttheAMtuningstep.

Touch-ingAMStepwillswitchtheAMtuning stepbetween9kHzand10kHz.Theselected AMtuningstepwillappearinthedisplay.

Disc(CD/DVD)

Introducingmovieoperations

You can us this unit to view DVD/DVD-R/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RW movie files.

Touchpanelkeys

DVDvideo

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VideoCD

When playing adiscccontainingamixtureofvariousmediafiletypes

① Fastforwardkey/Reversekey Fastforwardingorreversing

Touchtochangethefastforwardandreverse speed.

② Searchkey

Startingthesearchfunction.

③ Switchsubtitlelanguagekey

With DVDs/DivXfilesfeaturingmulti-subtitle recordings,youcan switch between subtitle languages during playback.

④ Switchaudiolanguagekey

With DVDs/DivXtilesthatprovidesaudio playbackdifferentlanguagesanddiferent audiosystems(DolbyDigital.DTS,etc.),you canswitchbentenc languages/audiosys- lemsduringplayback. Dependingonthesetting,thevicomaynot opapayedbackwiththeaudiosystemused lorecordlineDVD.

⑤ TOPMENUkey

Returning to help men during DVD play-back.

⑧ MENUkey

DisplayingtheDvDmenuduringDvDplayback.

⑦ Slow-motion playbackkey

Moving theselectionaheadoneframeata timeduring playback.

Touchandholddownthekeyformorethan twoseconostoslowdownplaybackspeed, Touchingthekeyincreasesethoplayback speedoverfourincrementalsettingsduring slowmotionplaybackfromDVDvideo/Video CD.

Stopkey

Stopping playback, If you resume a y o c k, p l a y b c k w i l s t a r t from the p o i n t w h e r e y o u s t o p o e d. T o u c h t h e key a g a i n t o s t o p p l y b a c k c o m p l e t e l y,

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⑨Screenmodekey

Changingtnescreenmode. RefertoChangingthewide-screenmodeon page8.

⑩Pauseandplaykey

Pausing playback. Returning to normal playback during paused, slow motion, or frame by frame play back.

⑪Returnkey

Returningtothespecificloscenetowhich theDVDcurrent ybeingplayedhasbeenpre-programmedloreturn. Thisfunctioncannotbeusedofaspecified scenehasnotbeenpreprogrammedonthe DVDdisc.

⑫Bookmarkkey

During playback, touch the point at which you want to resume playback then next time the disc is loaded.

- YoucanselonebookmarkperDVDvideo. Youcansctuptofivebookmarkstotal.

• Toclearthebookmarkonadisc, touch andholdthekeyduring playback.

• The oldest bookmark is replaced by the newone.

⑬Arrowkey

DisplayingarrowkcystooperatetneDVD menu.

⑭Repeatkey

Selectingtherepeatrange.

⑮Viewinganglekey

With DVDs featuring multi-angle(scenes shot from multiple angles) recordings, you can switch among viewing angles during playback.

16Audiooutputkey

Switchingtheaudicoutput,whenplaying videodiscsrecordedwithl PCMaudio.

⑰Slowkey

Speedingdowntheplaybackspeedinfour steps,duringslowmotionplaybackonDVD video/VideoCD.

- There is no sound during slow motion on playback.

- Imagesdurings ovmotionplaybackmay beuncleartorsomediscs.

- Reverseslowmotionp aybackisnotavailable.

18Mediakey

Switchingbetweenmediafiletypesloplay onDVD/CD/USB.

Basicoperations

Play ngbackvideos

[1] Insert the disc into the disc loadings of with the labelsideup. Playbackwill automatically ystart.

- If you are playing a DVD or video CD, amenu may appear. Refer to Operating the DVD menu on the next page and PBC playback page 14.

- When the automatic playback function, then it will skip the DVD menu and automatic dialystart playback from the first chapter of the first title. Refer to Automatic Playback of DVD on page 31.

- Whenthosourceliconisord splayed.itcan pedisplayedbytouchingthescreen.

• If a message is a play after loading ad disc containing DivXVOD content, touch Play. Refer to Playing DivX ^30 VOD content to page 14.

Ejectingacisc

• Refer to Executing advisor page9.

Selectingchapterusingthebuttons

Press ▶ or ▶ (TRK)

Fastforward ngoreversingusingthebuttons 1 Press and hold ▶ or ▶ (TRK).

- Fastforward/fastreversomeaynotalwaysoc poss blecrnsomrediscs.Insuchcases,normal playbackwillautomaticallyresume

- The fastforward/fastreverspace depends on the length of time you press and hold down ◀ or ▶ (TRK). This function is not available for VideoCD.

Notes

- This DVD player can pay back a Div X filere- corded on CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, or MPEG-1/ MPEG-2/MPEG-4. (Please see the following section for file that can be played back. Refer to Div video files on pages 2.)

- DonolinserlanythingclnertranaDVD-R/RWorCD-R/RWintothediscopadingslot

• Some operations may not be available while watching game instead of the programming of the disc. Insuch cases, the icon appears on the screen.

• Theremaybetouchpanelkeysnotlisted underintroducingmovieoperationsonthe previouspagethataappeoronthescroen. RefertoIndicatoristonpage49.

- With some DVDs, switching between languages/audiosystems may only be possible using amenudisplay.

- Youcanalsoswitch betweenlanguages/ audiosystemsusingVideoSetupmenu. For details, rofortoSettingtheaudiolanguageon page29.

- This unit will return on normal playback if you change the audiolanguaged during fast forward, fast reverse, pause or slow not or play-back.

- With some DVDs, switching between subtitle languages may only be possible using a menu display.

- You can also switch between a title language using VideoSetupmenu. For details, refer to Setting the subtitle language on page 29.

- This unit will return on normal playback if you can get the product language during fast forward/fast reverse pause or slow motion play back.

- During playbackofasceneshottrommulti pleangles,theang eiconisdisplayed.Use theVideoSetup menulcturntheangle icondisplayoroff.Fordetails,referToSettingthemulti-angleDVDdisplayonpage30.

- You will return on normal playback if you change the viewing angled during fast forward/test reverse pause control motion playback.

Soundplaybackoperations

Youcanuseth sunittol stenteDVD-R/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RWsoundfiles.

Touchpanelkeys

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①Informationkey

Switchingthetextinformationodisplayon thisun whenplayingMP3/WMA/AACfiles.

Disc(CD/DVD)

②Searchkey

Displayingalistoftracktitles/filenamesto selectsongsonaCD

Displaying the filename lists to select the files.

③Mediakey

Switching between mediaf etypesona DVDorCD.

④Soundretrieverkey

Refer to Usingsoundretrieveronpag.8.

⑤Randomkey

Playingsongs innrandomorder.

⑥Repeatkey

Selectingtheropeatrange.

⑦Previousfolderkey/Nextfolderkey

Se eclingafolder.

⑧Pauseandplaykey

Pausing and starting playback.

Switchingthemediafiletype

When playingadig talmediacointainingamixtureofvariousmediafiletypes,suchasDivX, MPEG-1,MPEG-2,MPEG-4andMP3,youcan switchbetweenmediafiletypepostoplay.

●TouchMediatoswitchmediafiletypes.

CD(audiodata(CD-DA))—Music/ROM(compressedaudio)—Video(DivX,MPEG-1,MPEG-2,MPEG-4videos)

Note

Audiodata(CD-DA)andJPEGpicturefileson DVD-R/RW/ROMcannotbeplayedbackonthis unit.

OperatingtheDVDmenu

(FunctionforDVDvideo)

SomeDVDsallowyoutomakeaselectionfrom thediscccontentsusingamenu.

Using the arrowkeys

1DisplayarrowkeystooperatetheDVD menu.

2Selectthedesiredmenuitem.

Key	ReturningtothenormalDVDvideodisplay.
	Displayingarrowkeys.
	Selectingthedesledmenu tem.
Enter	Starting playbackfromthose-lectedmenu tem.
Touch	OperatingtheDVDmanJyci-redlyclouchingthermenu tem.
	BacktoPreviousdispa ay.

■WhenoperatingtheDVDmenubydirectlytouchingthemenuitem.locathelicontooperate.

Disc(CD/DVD)

■ Waylodisplaythemenuwilldifferdepending onchoisc.
■DependingonthcontentsofthoDVDds this function may not work properly. Insuch cases, use the touch panel keys to operate the DVD menu.

Randomplay(shuffle)

●Touchtherandomkey.

• Songs - Playbackvideos/songsinthese- lectedlist nrandomorder.
  •Albums -Playbackvideos/songsfromarandomlyselectedalbuminorder.
• Folder-Playmac<songs/trac*sinthese- lectedfolder in random order.
• Disc - Play back songs/tracks in the selected discirrandumorder.
• On-Playbackfilesinrandomorderwithin therepeatrange.FolderandDisc.
  -Off-Cancelrandomplay

Repeating playback

●Touchtherepeatkey.

•Disc-Playthroughthecurrentdisc
•Chapter-Repeatthecurrentchapter
•Title—Repeat the current title
- Track-Repeatthecurrenttrack - File-Repeatthecurrent:file
- Folder-Fereatthecurrentfolder
•One—Repeatjustthecurrentvideo/song

Notes

• This function cannot be operated during VideoCD playback featuring PBC (playback control).
• If you perform character search, fast forward/ reverse, frame-by-frame playback/slow motion playback, therepaal play will stop.

• Whenplayingdiscsw thccmpressedaudio andaudicdata(CD-DA), playback sr-pealedwithin theypeofdalacurrenlyplay-ingeven|Discisselected.

• If you select another folder during repeat play, therepeat play range change to Disc.

• If you perform tracksearchorlastforward/reverseocuringFile, therepeatplayrange changestoFolder.
• If you perform title/chapter search or fast forward/reverseduring Chapter, the repeat play is set to automatically.
• If you perform track search or fast forward, reverse sourcing Track, there repeat play range changes to Disc.
• WhenFolderisselected, it is not possible to playback as up to folder of that folder.

Searchingforthepartyou wanttoplay

Youcanusethesearchfunctiontofindtrepart youwanttoplay.

ForDVDvideos,youcanselectTitle(title), Chapter(chapter)or10key(numerickeypad). ForvideoCDs,youcanselectTrack(track)or 10key(numerickeypad).

- Chaptersearchis not available when disc playback is stopped.

- This function cannot be operated during some DVD videos or Video CD playback featuring PBC (playback control).

1Startthesearchfunction.

Refer to introducing movie operations on page 11.

2Touchthedesiredsearchoption(e.g., Chapter).

3Touch0to9toinputthedesirednumber.

■Tocanceltheenterednumbers,touchC.

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Disc(CD/DVD)

4Start playback from these selected part.

Registeringthenumbersand starting playback.

Note

Withdiscsfeaturingamenu,youcanalsouse theDVDmenutomakeyourselection.

Referlo/Introducing movie operations on page 11.

Selectingaudiooutput

When playing DVD video discs recorded with LPCMaudio, you can switch the audio output.

WhenplayingvideoCDs,youcanswitchbetweenstereoandmonauralaudiooutput.

- This function is not available when discplay-back is stopped.

●Touchtheaudiooutputkeytoswitch

audiooutputtypes.

•L+R—Leftlandright

- Left-Left

•Right-Right

• Mix-Mixingleftandright

Note

You may not be able to selector us this function depending on the disc and the playback location.

PBCplayback

(FunctionforVideoCDs)

During playback of video CDs featuring PBC (playback control), PBCOn is displayed.

1Startthesearchfunction.

Refer to introducing movie operations on page 11

2Touch10keytodisplaythenumerickey-pad.

3Touch0to9correspondingtoamenu number.

4Start playback from these selected part.

Registeringthenumbersand starting playback.

Notes

- Youcandisplaythemenubytouching ReturnduringPBC playback. Fordetails, refer to the instructions provided with the disc.

•PSCplaybackofaVideoCDcannotbecan- celed.

- During playback of Video CDs featuring PBC (playback control), you cannot select the repeat play range or use the search function.

Selectingtracksfromthe tracktitlelist

You can select track to playback using the track title list which is listed for the tracks recorded on adisc.

1Displaythetracktitlelist.

ReferloSoundplaybackoperationsonpage12.

2Touchyourfavoritetracktitle.

Playbackbegins.

Selectingfilesfromthefile namelist

(Function for compressed audio/DivX/MPEG-1/MPEG-2/MPEG-4)

Disc(CD/DVD)

Filename listsalistoffilenames(orfolder names)fromwhichyoucanselectafile(orfolder)toplayback.

1Touchthesearchkeytodisplaythefile (orfolder)namelist.

2Touchyourfavoritefile(orfolder)name.

■When you have selected a folder, all of the names of the files (or the folders) init can be viewed. Repeat this operation to select the desired filename.

■lfolder1(ROOT)containsnofllas.playback commenceswithfolder2.

Note

If part of the recorded format and does not display, asc roll key appear on other rights declist. Touch the scroll key to scroll.

PlayingDivX ^® VODcontent

SomeDivAvidocondemand(VOD)contentmay onlybeplaysbleafixednumberoftimes.When youloadadiscontainingthislypecofcontent, thenumberoftmesithasboenplayedwillbe shownon-screen.Youcanthendecidewnether omolloplaythedisc.

- ForDivXVODcontentwithoutthisrestriction, youcanloadthediscintoyourplayerand playthecontentlasoftenasyoulike,withno messagedisplayed.

- You can confirm the number of times that the content can be played by checking the message. This DivX rental has used outofviews..

Important

• InordertoplayDivXVODcontentsonthis unit,youfirstneedtoregistertheunitwith yourDivXVODcontentsprovider.Fordetails onyourregistrationcode,refertoDisplaying theDivX® VODregistrationcodeonpage31.

- DivXVODcontentisprotectedbyaDRM (DigitalRightsManagement)system. This restrictsplaybackofcontenttospecific,registereddevices.

- Ifamessageisdisplayafterloadinga discontainingDivXVODcontent,touch Play.

PlaybackoftheDivXVODcontentwillstart.

■Toskiotothenextfile.touchNextPlay.

■IfyoudonctwanttoplaytheDivXVODcontent, touchStop.

iPod

Movingimagesoperations

YoucanusetheunittoviewiPodmoviefiles.

- Depending on your iPod, there may not be any output unless you use CD-IU201S/CD-IU201V (sold separately). Besuretouse CD-IU201S/CD-IU201V to connect your iPod.

Touchpanelkeys

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①Fastforwardkey/Reversekey

Fastforwardingorreversing Touchlochangethefastforwardandreverse speed.

②Searchkey

DisplayingiPodmenus.

③iPodcontrolmodekey

ConductingoperationfromyourPodandlisteningtoitusingyourcar'sspeakers.

④Shufflekey

Playing the video on your Pod narandom order.

⑤Repeatkey

Selectingtherepeatrange.

⑥Screenmodekey

Changing the screen mode. Referto Changing the wide-screen mode on page 8.

Pauseandplaykey

Pausing playback. Returnington normal playback during paused, slow motion, or frame by frame play back.

Basicoperations

Playing back videos

① Touch the search key to pull up the Pod menus.

2 Select a move to play Refer to Playing videos from your iPod on the next page.

• When the source icon is not displayed, it can be displayed by touching the screen
• Disconnect headphones from the iPod before connecting it to this unit.
• Depending on the iPod model and the amount of data stored in the iPod, it may take some time for a y-back to begin.
• Use the touch panel keys to select the iPod after connecting it to this unit.
• No Device is displayed when disconnecting the iPod.

Fast forwarding or reversing using the buttons

1 Press and hold ◀ or ▶ (TRK)

Notes

• To ensure proper operation, connect the dock connector cable from the Pod directly to this unit.
- While the iPod is connected to this unit, the iPod cannot be turned on or off.
- Touchpane keysnotlistedundermovingimagesoperationsmayapocaronthodisplay. Refer to indicator list on page 49.

iPod

Soundplaybackoperations

You can uset reunit to listeni Podsoundfiles.

Note

The playtime may not display correctly.

Touchpanelkeys

iPod audio (Control Audio)

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iPod audio (App Mode)

①Songtitle

DisplayingtheSongslistontneiPoo.

②Artistname

DisplayingtheArtistslistonthelPod.

③MIXTRAXEZkey

StartingMIXTRAXEZ. ReferetoMIXTRAXEZoperationonpage22.

④ Artwork

Startinglinksearchonyour Podwhenyou touchtheartworkdisplay.

⑤Searchkey

DisplayingiPodmenus.

©Soundretrieverkey

Refer to/singsoundretrieveronpage8.

⑦iPodcontrolmodekey

Conducting operation from your iPod and listening to using your car speakers.

⑧Shufflekey

Playingsongsonthe:Podinrandomercier.

⑨Repeatkey

Selectingtherepeatrange.

⑩Changespeedkey

Changingthespeedofaudiobook playback ontheiPod.

⑪Genre

DisplayingtheGenreslistontheiPod.

⑫Albumtitle

DisplayingtheAlbumslistontnciPod.

⑬Pauseandplaykey

Pausingandstartingplayback.

⑭Unitoperationkey

Performing operations from this unit and listening to them music on your Podusing your car's speakers.

⑮Screenmodekey

Changing the screen mode.

Usingthisunit'siPod functionfromyouriPod

You canistent sound from application on youriPodusing the car's speakers when

AppModeisselected

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iPod

This function isn not compatible with the following iPod modes.

• iPodrano1stgeneration
• iPodwithvideo

Note

While this function is in use, the Pod will not turn off even if the ignition key is turned off. Operate the Pod to turn off the power.

1SwitchthecontrolmodetoAppMode.

Refer to Moving images operation son the previous page.

ReferloSoundplaybackoperationsonthepreviouspage.

2OperatetheconnectediPodtoselecta video/songandplay.

Notes

• The following functions are still accessible from the unit of even if the control model is set
  toAppMode.
  However, the operation will depend on your applications.
  —Playing/ouusing
  —Fastforwarding/seversing
  —Trackingup/down
  Movingtoachapter-up/down
• AppMode is compatible with the following
  Pcdmodels.
  — iPoctoucn4thgeneration
  — iPoctouchordgeneration
  —iPostouch2ndgeneration
  —il'octouch' stgeneration
  iPodclassic160GB
  —iPodclassic120GB
  —ilPodclassic
  iPodnancothgeneration
  —iPodnanos5thgeneration
  —iPosnane4thgeneration
  —iPodnanoSrdgeneration
  —iPodnans2rdgeneral on
  —iPhone45

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—Phone4
—Phone3GS
—Phone3G
—Phone

Shuffleplay

●Touchtheshufflekey.

• Songs -Playbackvideos/songs inthese- ected istinrandomorder.
  • Albums-Playbackvideos/songsfromaramandomlyselectedalbum norder.
• Folder - Playback songs/tracks in these selected folder in random order.
• On-Playbackfilesinrandomorderwithin therepeatrange.
  •Off-TurnaffshuFileplay.

Repeating playback

●Touchtherepeatkey.

•One -Repeat just the current video/song
- All – Repeat all videos/songs in the selected listonthelPod

PlayingvideosfromyouriPod

VideoscanboplayedonthisunitifaniPodwith videocapabilitiesisconnected.
- This unit can play back "Movies", "Music videos", "Video Podcast" and "TV show" which are down oaced from the Tunesslore.

1TouchSearchtodisplayiPodmenus.

Refer to Moving images operations on the previous page.

iPod

2SwitchtoiPodvideomode.

■ If you want to switch to Podvide mode, touch the icon.

3Touchthetitleofthelistthatyouwant toplay.

Repeat this operation until you find the desired video/music.

Notes

• Depending on the generation conversion of the Pod, some functions may not be available.
• You can play playlists created with the MusicSphere application. The application will be available on your website.
• Playlists that you created with the MusicSphere application are displayed in a abbreviated form.

iPod

Searchingthelistbyalphabet

1Selectacategory.

ReferloSearchingforavideo/musicbycategory onthepreviouspage.

2Switchtoalphabetsearchmode.

ABC

Switching:alphabetsearch mode.

Alphabetsearchmodeisdisplayed.

3Touchthefirstletterofthetitleofthe video/songyouarelookingfor.

While researching touchpanel keyoperationis not available.

■ Torofin at research with adifferent letter, touch Cancel.

4Touchthetitleofthelistthatyouwant toplay.

Repeat this operation until you find the desired song/video.

Changingaudiobookspeed

● Touchthechangespeedkeytochange thespeed.

×2

Playback lataspeed faster than normal

×1

Playback at normal speed

× 1/2

Playback aspeeds slower than normal

Displayinglistsrelatedto thesongcurrentlyplaying (linksearch)

Touchtheartworktoopena stoffhenamesot songsonthalbumcurrentlyplaying. Touchthe nameofthesongyouwanttoplayloslarplay-ingthatsong.

Note

If part of the recorded information and does not display, as scroll key appears on the right side of it. Touch the scroll key to scroll.

AdvancedAppMode

AdvancedAppModeoperation

Thissystem canswitch to the Advanced App Mode, which you can display and operate the application for Phone on trescreen. In Advanced App Mode, you can operate applications with fingering gestures such as swapping, dragging, scrolling or flicking on the screen of the system.

WARNING

Certainusesofasmartphonemaynotbe legalwhiledrivinginyourjurisdiction,so youmustbeawareofandobeyanysuchrestrictions.

Ifindoubtastoaparticularfunction,only performitwhilethecarisparked.

Nofeatureshouldbeusedunlessitissafe todosounderthedrivingconditionsyou areexperiencing.

•Pioneerisnotliabieforanyissuesthal mayansefrom ncorrectorflawedapp-basedcontent.
• The content and functionality of the supported applications are the responsibility of the A approviders.
• In Advanced AppMode, functionality through the product is limited while driving, with available functions determined by the Appproviders.
•Availability of Advanced App Mode functional tysidetermined by the App provider, and not determined by Pioneer.
- AdvancedAppModeallowsaccessaplicationsotherthanthose listed(subject tolimitationswniledriving),buttheextent lowwhichcontentcanbeused sdeterminedbytheAppproviders.

AdvancedAppMode is compatible with the following Podmodels.
• iPhone4S
• iPhone4
- iPodtouch4thgeneration
—ApplicationsoperablebyswitchingthissystemtoAdvancedAppModeareonlythoseavailableforAdvancedAppMode.
—PleasecheckiPhoneapplicationssupported AdvancedAppModeat

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/AppRadio

Important

• Use the CD-IU201S (sold separately) when you use the function.
• The on yporttnatsupportsAdvancedAppMode sUSBinput.
- When listening to music and sounds from applications simultaneously, see the following section. Referto Setting the App sounddrinking on the next page.

CAUTION

•While driving you cannot enter text on your iPod.
• Use the connected Podtoopenan application.

Startingprocedure

1InstalltheAppRadioapponyouriPhone.

2SettheRGBInputtoiPhoneunderSys- temsettings.

When you use this function, set the RGB input to iPhone. For details, refer to Setting the RGB Input on page 32.

3StartanapplicationavailableforAdvancedAppModefromtheiPhone.

An mageoftheap cationisdisplayedonthe screenofthissystem.

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AdvancedAppMode

- You can start an application on available eforAdvancesAppModealso from a launcher application.

4Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

5TouchtheAppskey.

6Operatetheapplication.

SettingtheKeyboard

CAUTION

I cryoursafety, the keyboard functionality solely available when the vehicle is sooped and the parking brake is engaged.

Depending on the application, you can input text content display. In order to input text correctly using keyboard which appears this function, you need to set the language setting in this function. When the Advanced App Model is used, the language setting for the keyboard set forth function and the language setting for the iPhone keyboard need to be sesame.

- KeyboardisavailableonlyinAdvancedApp Mode. Whenyoulapalexinputareaofanapplication for Phone,akeyboardwillbedisplayedonscreen.You.caninoutthedesiredtextdirectly fromthisssystem.

- The language preference for the keyboard of this system should be same as the setting on your iPhone. If these settings for this product and the iPhone can different you may not be able to enter characters properly.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchKeyboardontheSystemmenuto selectdesiredlanguage.

4Touchthedesiredlanguage. French (French)—German (German)—Greek (Greek)—Russian (Russian)—English (US English)—English (UK) (UK English)—Dutch (Dutch)—Italian (Italian)—Norwegian (Norwegian)—Swedish (Swedish)—Finnish (Finnish)—Spanish (Spanish)—Portuguese (Portuguese)

5Tapthetextinputareaontheapplication screenoftheiPhone. Touch ▼ tohidatnokeyboard.

SettingtheAppsoundmixing

YoucannottumonorofMixingwhentisunit isplayingasongofiPod. ThesoundofapplicationduringAdvancedApp Modecanopeadjusted. EnableInhsettingwhenyouwantomixthe Appsoundwiththesoundfromabuilt-insource (suchastheradic).ThevolumeoftheApp soundcanoselectedfrom8evels.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchAppsoundmixingontheSystem menutoselectdesiredsetting. OFF (off)—Low (low)—Mid (mid)—High (high)

USB

Movingimagesoperations

YoucanusethisunittoviewUSBstoragedevice files.

Touchpanelkeys

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① Fastforwardkey/Reversekey Fastforwardingorreversing Touchlochange,thefastforwardandreverse speed.
② Searchkey DisplayingUSBmenus.
③ Switchsubtitlelanguagekey WithDivXtilesfeaturingmulti-subtitle recordings,youcanswitchbetweensubtitlelanguagesduring playback.
④ Mediakey Switchingbetweenmediafiletypesplay onMusic/Video/Proto.
⑤ Switchaudiolanguagekey WithDivXfiles;halprovidesaudioplayback indifferentlanguagesanddifferentaudio systems(DolbyDigital, DTS, etc.),youcan switchbetweenlanguages/audiosystems during playback.

⑥ Repeatkey

Selectingtherepeatrange. RefertoRepeatingplaybackonpage20.

⑦ Slow-motion playbackkey

(FunctionforDivXfile/MPEG-1/MPEG-2/MPEG-4) Movingtheselectionaheaddoneframeata timeduring playback. Touchandholddownthekeyformorethan twosecondstoslowdownplaybackspeed

Stopkey

Stopping playback. If you resume playback, playback will start from the point where you stopped. Touch the key again to stop playback completely.

Screenmodekey

Changinglrescreenmode. ReferloChangingthewide-screenmodeon page8.

⑩ Pauseandplaykey

Pausing playback. Returning on normal playback during paused, slow motion, or frame-by-frame play- back.

Basic operations

Playingbackvideos

1 Correct the USB device Playback w/ I automatically start. Whonthesourocicon is not displayed, it can be displayed by touching the screen.

Fastforwardingorreversingusingthebuttons 1 Press and hold ◀ or ▶ (TRK).

Notes

- TouchpanelkeysnotlistcounderMovingimagesoperationsmayappearonthedisplay Retertolndicatoristonpage49.

USB

• Youcanalsoswitchbetweenlanguages/ audiosystemsusingVideoSetupmenu.For details,refertoSettingtheaudiolanguageon page29.
• This unit will return on normal playback if you change the audio language during fast forward/fast reverse, pause or slow motion by back.
• You can also switch between a title language using VideoSetupmenu. For details, refer to Setting the subtitle language on page 29.
• This unit will return on normal playback if you change the sublittle language during last forward/fast reverse, pause or slow motion playback.

Soundplaybackoperations

YoucanusethisunittclistertoUSBaudiofiles.

Notes

• The playtime may hold display correctly.

- When playing back files recorded as VBR (variable bitrate) files, the playtime will not be correctly displayed if fast forward or reverse operations are used.

• To ensure proper operation, connect the dock connector cable from the Pood directly lothis unit.

- While the Podisconnectedtothisunit, the iPodcannotbetumedonoroff.

- If the characters recorded online scarenel compatible with this unit, those characters will not be displayed.

- Textinformationmaynotbecorrectlydisplayeddependingontherecordecenvironment.

- Disconnect the USB portable audio player/USB memory when you are done using it.

- When you select Speanaon Selecting the background display on page 37, the artwork is not displayed.

Touchpanelkeys

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①MIXTRAXEZkey

StartingMIXTRAXEZ.

②Informationkey

Switchingthetextinformationtodisplayen thisunitwhenplayingMP3/WMA/AAC/WAV files.

③Searchkey

Displaying the filename is to select the files.

④Mediakey

Switchingbetweenmediafiletypestoplay onUSB.

⑤Soundretrieverkey

RefertoUsingsoundretrieveronpage8.

⑥Randomkey

Playingsongsinrandomorder,

⑦Repeatkey

Selecting the repeat range.

USB

⑧DBkey

Creatingadatabase:hatenablessearches byartistname,genre,andotheroptions. Refer to Musicbrowseorthispage.

⑨ Previousfolderkey/Nextfolderkey Selectingafolder.

10Pauseandplaykey

Pausingandstartingplayback.

Basicoperations

Playing back tracks

1 Connect the LIS3 device. Playback will automatically start. When the source icon is not displayed, it can be displayed by touching the screen.

Fast forwarding or reversing using the buttons

1) Press and hold ▶ or ▶ (TRK).

Musicbrowsemode

(FunctionforUSB)

This unit creates an index in order to facilitate browsing for a song. You can search by the categories such as Albums and Artists.

CAUTION

• This function is not available when the USB storage device is locked.
• This function is not available when the free space of USB storage device is less than 5MB.
• While this unit creates an index, don't turn the unit of it may cause loss of data on your USB storage device.
• If you switch to decor JPEG image display while a database is being created, or when a database could not be created, a message appears and database creation stops.

1TouchDBtocreateadatabaseinMusic

browsemode.

Refer to Sound playback operations on this page.

2When "SavetheDatabasetomemory?" is displayed, touch "Yes".

Savingofthedatabaseiscompleted.Ifyoudonotsaveil.touch"No".Whenthesavingiscompleted,"Databasesavetomemorywascompleted."appears.Musicbrowsemodewillstart.

3Displayalistandtouchthetagkey.

4Selectafile.

Stillimageplaybackoperations

Youcanusethisun-toviewstil imagesaved onaUSBstoragedevice.

Touchpanelkeys

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①Fastforwardkey/Reversekey

Selectingapicture.

②Searchkey

Displayingthefilenamelisttoselectthe files.

③Capturekey

CapturinganimageinJPEGfiles

④Mediakey

Switchingbetweenmediafiletypeswhen there smorethanonemediafiletypesaved totheUSBdevice. Thiskeydoesnotappear ifthereisonlyonemediafiletypesaved to theUSBdevice.

⑤Randomkey

Playingfilesinarandomorder.

⑥Repeatkey

Selectingtherepeatrange.

⑦Previousfolderkey/Nextfolderkey

Selectingafolder

⑧Rotatekey

Rotating the displayed picture 90° clockwise.

⑨Screenmodekey

Changing the screen mode. Referto Changing the wide-screen mode on page 8.

@Pauseandplaykey

Starlingorpausingtheslideshow.

Basicoperations

Playing still images

1 ConnecttheUSBdevice

Playbackwill automaticallystart.

- Whenthesourceiconisnotd splayed, itcan pedisplayedbytouchingthescreen.

Selectingafileusingthebuttons

Press ◀ or ▶ (TRK)

Fastfilesearching

1 Press and hold ◀ or ▶ (TRK)

- Youcansearch10JPEGf lesatatime. If therearefewer than 10files, thesearchwill coverthefirstcdastfile.

Notes

- Files are played back in file number order and folders are skipped within the container files. (If folder 1 (ROOT) contains no files, playback commences with folder 2.)

- Touchpanelkeysnot listed under Stillimage playback operations may appear on the display. RefertoIndicatoristonpage 49.

Switchingthemediafiletype

- TouchMediatoswitchbetweenmedia filetypes.

Randomplay(shuffle)

●Touchtherandomkey.

• On-Playbackfilesinrandomorderwithin therepeatrange, FolderandMedia.

- Off-Cancelrandomplay.

Repeating playback

●Touchtherepeatkey.

- WhenFolderisselectee, it is not possible to playback as subfolder of that folder.

- If you select USB source, therepeat play range changes to All.

Selectingfilesfromthefile namelist

(Functionforcompressedaudio/DivX/MPEG-1/MPEG-2/MPEG-4)

OperationisthesameasthatforDisc. RefertoSelectingfilesfromthefilenameliston page14.

Displayinglistsrelatedto thesongcurrentlyplaying (linksearch)

Touchtheartworktoopenalistofthenamesof songsonthealbumcurrentlyplaying. Touchthe nameofthesongyouwanttoplaytostartplay-ingthatsong.

Notes

• If part of the recorded information does not display, ascrollkey appears on the right side of list. Touch the scroll key to scroll.
• This function is available for USB devices in Musicbrowsemode.

PlayingDivX ^® VODcontent

OperationisthesameasthatforDisc.

RefertoPlayingDivX ^00 VODcontentonpage14.

CaptureanimageinJPEGfiles

Youcancaptureimagedataanduseitaswall-paper. Imagescanbestoredandrecalledeasily in this unit.

- Onlycneimagecanbestoredonthisunit. Oldimageisoverwrittenwiththenewone.

1Touch▶/IItopausetheslideshowwhen thedesiredimageisdisplayed.

2TouchCapturetocapturethedesired image.

3When"Doyousavethisimage?"isdis-played,touchYes.

Whilststoringtheimagctothisun it,"Saving theimage.Don'tswitchoffthebattery."Is displayed.Whentheprocessisfinished,"Image saved."isdisplayed.

■Tocancelthestorageprocess,touchNo.

BluetoothAudio

Soundplaybackoperations

(Function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X2550BT) YoucanusethisunittolistenteBluetoothaudio files.

Notes

• Depending on the Bueloolnaudio player connected to this unit, the available operations will be limited to the following two levels:
  —A2DP profile(AdvancedAud oD stribution Profile): You can only play back songs or your audioplayer.
  —AVRCP profileAudio/videoRemoteControl Profile: You can perform playback, cause playback, selects songs, etc.
• AstreisawidevarietyofBluetoothaudio playersavailableconthemarket,operations availablewithspecificmodelsmayvaryex- tensively.Wrenatempingloruna Bluetoothaudioplayerusingthisunit,refer totheinstructionmanualthatcamewiththe playerswellastolthismanualforassis- tance.
• Astresignalfromyourcellularphonemay causencise, avoid usingitwhenyouarelisteningtosongsonyourBluetoothaudio player.
  • ThesoundfromaBluetoothaudioplayer connectedtothisunitwillbemutedwhilea callisinprogressonacellularphoneconnectedtothisunitviaBluetoothwireless technology.
  • The playtime may not display correctly.
• DependingonthetypeofBluetoothaudio playeryouhaveconnectedtothisunit,operationandnformatondisplaymaynotbe availabletorsometfunctions.

Touchpanelkeys

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①Searchkey

Displaying the filename is to select the files.

②Randomkey

Playingsongsinrandomorder.

③Repeatkey

Selecting the repeat range.

④Pauseandplaykey

Pausingandstartingplayback.

SettingupforBluetoothaudio

Before you can us the Bluetooth audio function you must establish Bluetooth wireless connection between the unit and your Bluetooth audio player.

TConnection

First,youreedtoconnectaBluetoothaudioto this.rnil.

Fordtail edinstuctionsonconnectingyour Bluetooth audiotothisunitviaBluetoothw relesstechnology,referlo:Bluetoothconnectionmonuonpage36.

BluetoothAudio

Notes

• When playing backfiles recorded as VBR (variable bitrate) files, the playtime will not be correctly displayediffasforward reverseoperationalsareused.
  • Toensureproperoperation, connect the dockconnectorable from the iPodirectly lothisunit.
• While the iPod disconnect to this unit, the iPod cannot be turned on or off.
• If the characters recorded on the discarenol compatiblowif this unit, those characters will not be displayed.
• TexInformationmayno.becorrectlydis-playeddependingontharecordedenvironment.

Randomplay(shuffle)

●Touchtherandomkey.

• On-Playbackfilesinrandomorder
-Off-Cancelrandomplay.

Repeating playback

●Touchtherepeatkey.

•One—Repeat the current song only
• All Repeatallsongs

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UsingMIXTRAX

MIXTRAXoperation

MIXTRAXisoriginaltechnologyforcreating non-slopmixesofselectionsfromyouraudialibrary.compleewithDJeffectisthatmakethem soundasifaDJisrightherewithyouplaying themusic.

MIXTRAXEZoperation

YoucanusethsunittoplayiPod/USBaudio files.

MIXTRAXF/isusedtcaddvarietyotsoundefectsbetweensongsforarranginglrepauses betweenewsongs.Itallowsyouloenjoylistening tomusicnon-stop.

• This function is only available when a file on a USB storage device or asongonaniPodis being played.
• This function is not available when the control mode is a AppMode.
• Depending on the file/song, sound effects may not be available.
• Depending on the file/song, non-slopplay-back may not be available.

StartingMIXTRAXEZoperation

●TouchMIXTRAXEZ.

SettingMIXTRAXmode

Turnon this function to playback audio files using MIXTRAX.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchMIXTRAXSetuponthesystem

menu.

MIXTRAXsettingitemsared splayed.

• ShortPlaybackMode: Whentrumpocr,selectamaud otrack playbacklength When this modelturnocoff,thaoulotrackwill playal the way to theend. 60s (60 sec.)—90s (90 sec.)—120s (120 sec.)—150s (150 sec.)—180s (180 sec.)—Random (random)—Off (off) When Random is selected the playbacktime varies between 60s,90s,120s,150s, and 180s selected at random movement playback songs ranges.
• Display Effect – When Display Effect is set toon, the artwork display can be moved according to them music type.
• Cut-In Effect – When Cut-In Effect is set to on, soundefectswill playbetweentracks.
• Effect Setting – Use Effect Setting to set up the source effect you want to insert between tracks.

Settingtheeffect

You can change: hesettings for fixed sounds and sound effects.

There are six different fixed sounds available that can be inserted for playback between tracks.

The sound effects are used as effectstosignal the endofasongbeing played and the beginning of thenex:songinseries.

The fixed sounds and sound effects are set as combinations as MIXTRAX sounds.

Fixedsounds

• Phaser – A fixed sound that sounds like surging waves.
• Roll – A fixed sound that repeats playback of acertainsound.
• Turntable -AfixeosoundlthalmimicsDJ scratching.

UsingMIXTRAX

• Flanger2-Arushingsoundthatmimics that rising and falling soundsofajetengine.
• Reverb – A fixed sound effect that creates a reverberation effect.
• Echo2 – A fixed sound effect that creates an echoing effect.

Soundeffects

• CrossFade—Asound effect that creates a fade in and fade out effect between songs.
- Flanger1-Arushingsoundthatmimics that rising and falling sounds of a jet engine.
- Echo1 — A sound effect that creates an echoing effect.
- Loop-Asound effect that repeats playback of one section of a song track.

Settingsoundsandsoundeffects aspresetsusingthepresetkey

TheStandardandSimplesoundeffectsareset, already defaultprosets.

- TouchStandardorSimpletocheckthe settings.

The registered presetsoundefectforthekey that was Louched, sselasapresel.

Registeringsoundsandsound effectsaspresets

Registersades redbombinationofsoundsand soundeffectstoCustom

Touch Custom to easily set the desired sound effect.

1TouchCustom.

2Addacheckmarktothedesiredsound effectbytouchingtheoption.

ThemarkedsoundefectisregisteredasapresetinCustom.

Notes

• Ifascundeffectistouchedintheselection screenforStandardorSimple.theCustom screenisautomaticallydisplayedandthe soundeffectisregisteredtoCustom.
• You can list to fixed soundstche examples by touching the speaker icon.

Bluetoothhtelephone

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Section

Bluetooth telephone operations

(Function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X2550BT) You can use Bluetooth telephone.

Important

-Leavingtheunilonstandbyloconnectio yourphone via biuotoctnwhilethoengine is notrunringcandrainthebattery.
- Advanced operations that require attention on such as dialing numbers, on the monitor, etc., are prohibited when driving Park your vehicle in a safe place when using these advanced operations.
- Bluetooth connection menu cannot be selected while driving.
- Operationsavailablemaybelimiteddependingthecellularphoneconnectedtothis unit.
- Besuretoparkyourvehicleinasafeplace andapplytheparkingbrakewnonperformingthisoperation.
- If you are unable to complete the connection using this unit, used the device to connect to the unit.
- If you connect more than one device at a time, connect one device may not operate properly. Connecting one device at all times recommended.

Touchpanelkeys
Telephonestandbydisplay

⑬ ⑭ ⑮ 12 ARP 12.25 12.25 12.25

②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧Rejecting an incoming call.

Whenswitchingtotheenteringphone numbermode

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①Closekey

Displayisclosed.

②Presetdialkey

Displayingthepresetdialscreen.

③Phonebookkey

Switchingtothephonebookmode.

④Settingkey

DisplayingtheBluetoothconnectionmenu.

⑤Tonekey

Turningtheringtonforincomingcallson oroff.

⑥Auto-answerkey

Tumingautomaticansweringonoroff.

⑦Historykey

Switchingtothemissed,receivedanddialed calllists.

⑧Keypadkey

Switchingthemodetoenterthephonenum berdirectly.

⑨On-hookkey

Endingacall

Rejecting an incoming call.

Canceling call waiting.

⑩Volumekey

Adjusting the other party's listening volume.

⑪Privatemodekey

Turningprivalemodeoncroft.

⑫Off-hookkey

Accepting an incoming call. Making a phone call, when selecting a phone number. Switching between callerson hold.

⑬Voicecontrolkey

Notes

- Privatemodecanon ybooperatedowniIyou arelalkingonthephone.

• To end the call, both you and the other caller must be up your phones.

- Touchpanel keysnotlistedunderBluetooth telephonicoperationsmayappearonthedisplay.

Refer to Indicator/istonpage49.

Text information

⑭Incomingcallnotice

Indicales that an incoming ca has been re- ce vedandhasnotbeencheckedyet.

- Notdisplayedforcallsmadewhenyourcellularophoneisdisconnectedfromthisunit.

Setting up forhands-free phoning

Before you can use the hands-free phoning function you must set up a unit or use with your cellular phone. This entails establishing a Blueoo both wireless connection between this unit any your phone, registering your phone with this unit and adjusting the volume level.

1 Connection

First, you need to connect a Bluetooth telephone to this unit. For detailed instructions on connecting your phone to this unit via Bluetooth wire ess technology, refer to Pairing from this unit on page 36.

2 Volume adjustment

Adjust the earpiece volume of your cellular phone to your preference. The unit will record the adjusted volume level as the default setting.

Notes

• The volume of the caller's voice and ring lonemay vary depending on the type of cellular phone.

- If there is a large volume difference between theringtone and caller's voice, the overall volume level may become unstable.

Bluetoothtelephone

• Makesuretoadjustthevolumetoaproper levelbeforedisconnectingthecellularphone fromtheunit.Ifthevolumeismuted(zero level)onyourcellularphone,thevolume levelofyourcellularphoneremainsmuted evenafterthecellularphoneisdisconnected.

Callinganumberinthe phonebook

Thecontactsonyourphonewllnormallybe transferredecutmal calywrenlhephoneis connected.Iftisnot,useyourphonemenuto transferthecontacts. Theysibilitycth sunit shouldbeonwhenyouuselnepronenemu. RefertoSwitchingvisibleunitionpage37. Afterfindingthenumberyouwanttocallinthe phonebook,youcanselecttheentryandmake thecall.

1Touchthephonebookkeytoswitchto thephonebookmode.

2Selectthephonenumberlist.

The detailed phonenumberlist of these selected entry is displayed.

3Selectthephonenumber.

■If you want to store the phone number, touch hand, hold the list.

4Touchtheoff-hookkeytomakethecall.

5Touchtheon-hookkeytoendthecall.

Note

Thecontactsonyourphonew llnormallybe transferredautomal callwhenthephoneis connected.Ifitisnot,useyourphonemenuto transferthecontacts.Thevisibilitycflth sunit shouldbeonwhenyousetnepronenemu. RefertoSwitchingvisibleunitonpage37.

Selectinganumberby alphabetsearchmode

Halotofnumbersare registered in the phone book, you can search for the phone number by alphabet search mode.

1Touchthephonebookkeytoswitchto thephonebookmode.

2TouchABCtoswitchtoalphabetsearch mode.

3Touchthefirstletteroftheentryyouare lookingfor.

ThePhoneBookentriesstartingwiththat etter (e.g. "Ben", "Brian" and "Burl" when "B" is selected)will oodisplayed.

■ If you want to change the character to Russian, touch the con. Toreturn to English, touch the icon again.

АБВ

Changing the character to Russian.

- The order of the first name and last name may be different from that to the cellular phone.

4Touchthelisttodisplaythephonenum- berlistoftheselectedentry.

- Itseveral phonon numbers are included in entry, select one by touching the list. - If you want to switch to recall history list, touch the icon.

Switching the call history list.

5Touchtheoff-hookkeytomakethecall.

6Touchtheon-hookkeytoendthecall.

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Invertingnamesinphonebook

When your cellular phone is connected to this unit, the first stand last names of your contacts may be registered the phone ebook in reverse order. You can use this function to change the order back. (Inverting then names in the phone book)

1Touch the phonebook keytoswitch to the phonebook mode.

2Invertnamesinphonebooks.

Invertingnamesinphone books.

3"Wouldyouliketoinvertallnames?"appears.TouchYestocontinue.

While then names are inverted, is displayed. If the inversion fails "Invert Name Error" appears, in such cases, try again from the beginning.

Note

Inverting the names of your contact from this unildoes not affected the address your Blue box device.

Usingthemissed, received anddialedcalllists

The80mostrecentcal sdialed received and missedarestoredinthememory.Youcan browse themandcallnumberfromthese lists.

1Touchthehistorykeytodisplaythecall historylist.

2SelectMissedCalls, DialedCallsor ReceivedCalls.

Disp ayingthereceived callist.

Disp aying the dialed call list.

Dispaying the missed call list.

3Touchthelistnumbertoselectaphone number.

Nameandchonenumberaredisplayedinthe detailedlist.

■If you want to store the phone number touch and hold the list.

4Touchtheoff-hookkeytomakethecall.

5Touchtheon-hookkeytoendthecall.

Settingautomaticanswering

If this function is on the unit automatically answers all incoming calls.

●Touchtheauto-answerkeytoturnautomaticansweringonoroff.

Adjustingtheotherparty's listeningvolume

To maintain the good sound quality, this unit can adjust the other party's listening volume. It the volume isn't louder enough for the other party, use this function.

Bluetoothhtelephone

● Touchthevolumekeytoselect Far-EndVOL.

1 2 3

■ This function can be performed while taking on the phone.
■ Settingscanbestoredfore Guydev.co.

Switchingtheringtone

You can select whether omouse this unit's ringtone. This function is set to, thereing tone for this unit will sound.

1Connectyourcellularphonetothisunit.

2Touchthetonekeytoturntheringtone onoroff.

Usingthepresetdiallists

Youcaneasilystoreuptosixphonenumbersas presets.

1Touchthepresetdialkeytodisplaythe presetscreen.

2Touchoneofthephonenumberstose-lect.

■ If you want to delete a pre-selphor number, touch and hold the phone number you wish to locate.

3Touchtheoff-hookkeytomakethecall.

4Touchtheon-hookkeytoendthecall.

Makingacallbyentering phonenumber

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleinasafeplaceand appytheparkingbrakwhenperformingthis operation.

Settingtheprivatemode

During a conversat on, you can switch to private mode (talk directly on your cellular phone).

●Touchtheprivatemodekeytoturnprivatemodeonoroff.

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Voicecontrol

If your cellular phone is equipped with the voice control feature, you can use video commands to make calls, for example.

• Operationvariesdependingonthetypeof cellular arphone. Refertothreinstructionmanualthatcamewithyourcellularhoneforedetailedinstructions.
• Fordetal sonce ularphonemodelstratare compatiblewith this feature,relertotheinformationonounwebsite.

1Touchthevoicecontrolkey.

The display switch the voice control screen. You can also switch the voice control screen expressing and holding down the home button with the source icon.

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2Startvoicecontrol.

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Notes

• In order for you've command stoberecognized and interpreted correctly, ensure that conditions are suitable for recognit on.

Section

TVtuneroperations

This unit can be used to control TVs. Tuners such as the GEX-1550DTV (so dseparately).

Note

Textmaynotdisplaycorrectlydependingonthe languagese selectedinthelanguagesettings.If thisoccurs,textwillcisplayinthodeafaultlan- guageofftheTvtunerinstead.Fordetails,refor loSelectingthesystemlanguagepage32.

Touchpanelkeys

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①EPGkey

Opens:hechannel programmingbroadcast schedule.

②Closekey

Closestred splayofthebroadcastschedule.

③Menukey

④Channelselectkey

Usedtoswitch between preset channels.

⑤Presetchannelkey

Usedtoselectapresetchannel.

SelectingTVtunerdisplay

- PressMODE.

Changingthewide-screen mode

You can select desired mocteen largea4:3 picture to a 16:9 picture.

●Press◀or▶(TRK)tochangethewide-

screenmode.

•FULL(fu|screen)

The4:3pictureisenlargedirthehorizontaldirectiononly.grantngviewersa4:3IVpicture(norma picture)withoutanyomiss ons.

•NORMAL(normal)

The4:3pictureised splayedasis granting viewersnoser seotdisparityastheproportionsarelhesameas that of thenorma picture.

Storingstations

Thistungstoresstationsthatyoulistento automatically.

Broadcastfrequenciesstoredduringthisstep mayreplacebroadcastfrequenciesassavedpreviouslywiththepresetturingkeys.

1Touchthemenukeytoopenthemenu

display

2TouchChannelSearchtostartchannel searching.

Preselchannelsarel sledinorderofchannel frequency.

• Tocancelstoringthe broadcast frequencies, touch Cancel

EPGfunction

Youcanusethisfunctiontoviewthechannel programmingbroadcastschedule.

1TouchtheEPGkeytodisplaytheEPGlist.

2Touchoneofthelistitemstodisplaythe channelprogrammingscheduleforthese-lecteditem.

Note

Th sfunctionisnotavailableforstatonsthatdo nottransmitprogrammingschedules.

Settings

Menuoperations

Touchpanelkeys

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Lateliness Low Subwoofer On Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjustor 0

①Videosetupkey

RefertoSettingupthevideoplayeronpage 29.

②Audiofunctionkey

RefertoAudioadjustmentsonthispage.

③Closekey

Returningtothecurrentsourcedisplay.

④Systemkey

Refer to System settings on page 32

⑤Favoritekey

You can choose menus within each menu (Audiofunct or menu, etc.) and register them to this favoritemenu.

Refer to favor le men on page 36.

Notes

- YoucandisplaytheVideoSetupmenu

whenaDiscorUSBsourceisselected.

- If you start the VideoSetupmenu, playback is stopped.

- You cannot display the audio function menu when themute function is on a JPEG file is playing.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel keystoselectthemenutobeadjusted.

Audioadjustments

Usingfader/balanceadjustment

Fader/Balanced displays when Rear Speaker is set to Full on the System Menu. You can change the fader balances setting to provide an ideal listening environment for all of the occupied seats.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchFader/Balanceontheaudiofunctionmenu.

4Touch ^ ortəadjustthefront/rear speakerbalance.

Range:Front15toRear15

■Se ectF/ROL/RO whenorlyusingtwospeakers.

5Touch or toadjusttheleft/right speakerbalance.

Range: Left15 to Right15

Note

You can also set the leader balance by dragging the dot on the displayed table.

Usingbalanceadjustment

BalancedisplayswhenRearSpeakerissello SubwooferontnoSystemMenu.Thissetting willallowyouloadjust.thebalancebetween right/leftsoundoutoul.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchBalanceontheaudiofunction menu.

4Touch toadjusttheleft/right speakerbalance. Range:Left15toRight15

Note

Youcana sosetthebalancebydreggingthedot onthedisplayedtable.

Usingtheequalizer

You can adjust the equalization to match the car's inferior accuracy characteristics desired.

Recallingequalizercurves

Therearosevenstorodequalizercurveswhich youcaneasilyrecallalanytime. Hereisalislof treequalizercurves.

Display	Equalizercurve
S.Bass	Superbass
Powerful	Powerful
Natural	Natural
Vocal	Voca
Flat	Flat
Custom1	Custom1
Custom2	Custom2

• The equalizer curves for Custom1 and Custom2 can be adjusted.
- You cannot select Custom1 and Custom2 when using the auto-equalizer.
- When Flat, no changes are made to the sound. You can check the effect so that the equalizer curves by switching alternatively between Flat and another equalizer curve.

Audioadjustments

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchGraphicEQontheaudiofunction menu.

■You cannot selector adjust the equalizer curves of Custom1 and Custom2 when using the auto-equalizer.

4Touchthedesiredsetting. S.Bass—Powerful—Natural—Vocal—Flat—Custom1—Custom2

Adjustingthe8-bandgraphic equalizer

You can adjust the level of each band for the equalizer curves.

- AseparateCustom1curvecanbecreated foreachsource.Ifyoumakeadjustments whenacurveetherthanCustom2isselected,theequalizercurvesettingswillbe storedinCustom1.

- ACustom2curvethat scommonforall sourcescanbecreated. If you make adjustments when the Custom2curveisselected, the Custom2curve will be updated.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchGraphicEQontheaudiofunction menu.

4Touchthedesiredsetting. S.Bass Powerful Natural Vocal Flat Custom1—Custom2

5Touchthetabletoadjustthelevelofthe equalizerband. Range:+12dBto-12dB

Usingtheauto-equalizer

Theauto-equalizerisanequalizercurvecreated byautoEQ(referloAutoEQ(auto-equalizing)on page34).

Youcanlurntheauto-equalizeronoroff. Iyouconnreclanoolionalmicrophonelolthis unit,youcanusethistfunction.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchAutoEQtoturntheauto-equalizer onoroff.

■YoucannotusethisfunctionifautoEQhasnot beencarriedout.

Usingsoniccentercontrol

Soundthatissuitedforthelisteningposition caneasilybecreatedwiththisfunction.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchSonicCenterControlontheaudio functionmenu.

4Touch <ortoselectalistestingposition. Range:Left7toRight7

Audioadjustments

Adjustingloudness

Loudnesscompensatesfordeficienciesinthe low-frequencyandhigh-frequencyrangesatlow volume.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3Touch◀or▶toselectadesiredlevelfor loudness.

Off (off)—Low (low)—Mid (mid)—High (high)

Usingsubwooferoutput

This unit is equipped with asubwoofer output which can be turned on or off.

- Thecul-off frequency and culpul level can be adjusted when the subwoofer output is on.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3TouchSubwooferontheaudiofunction menu.

4TouchOnorOffnexttoSubwooferto turnthesubwooferoutputonoroff.

5TouchNormalorReversenexttoPhase toselectthephaseofsubwooferoutput.

6Touch◄or►nexttoLeveltoadjustthe outputlevelofthesubwoofer. Range:+6to-24

7Touch◄or►nexttoFrequencytoselect thecut-offfrequency.

50Hz 63Hz 80Hz 100Hz 125Hz

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

Boostingthebass

You can boost the bass level.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3Touch◀or▶ toselectadesiredlevel. Ranger:0to+6

Usingthehighpassfilter

When you donot want low sounds from the subwoofer output frequency range to play from the front orrearspeakers, turn on the HP (high passfilter). Only frequencies higher than those in these selected range output from the front orrearspeakers.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3Touch◄or►nexttothefrequencytose-lectcut-offfrequency.

Off (off)—50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—125Hz

Only frequencies higher than those in these- lected range are output from the front or rear speakers.

Audioadjustments

Adjustingsourcelevels

With SLA(sourceleveladjustment), the volume level so each source can be adjusted to prevent significant differences between sources.

- SettingsarebasedontheFMvolumelevel, whichremainsunchanged.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchtheaudiofunctionkeytoopenthe audiomenu.

3ComparetheFMvolumelevelwiththe levelofthesourceyouwishtoadjust.

4TouchSourceLevelAdjusterontheaudio functionmenu.

5Touch ^ ortoadjustthesourcevolume.

Range:+4to-4

Notes

- SourceLevelAdjusterisnotavailablewhen FMisselectedasthesource.

• The AM volume level can also be adjusted with this function.

• VideoCD, CD, compressedaudio, DivX, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 are automatically settothes a source level adjustment volume.

Settingupthevideoplayer

Settingthesubtitlelanguage

You can set a desired subtitle language. When available, the subtitle will be displayed in the selected language.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchSubtitleLanguageonthe VideoSetupmenu.

Asubtllelanguagemenuisodisplayed.

4Touchthedesiredlanguage. Thesubtitlelanguageisset.

- If you have selected Others refer to When you selectOthersonthispage.

Notes

• If these selected language is not available, the languages specified on the disc is displayed.
• Youcanalsoswitchthesubtitlelanguageby touchingtheswitchsubtitlelanguageskey during playback.
• Thesettingmadeherewillnctbeaffected evenifthesubtitlelanguageaisswitchcheduringplaybackusingtheswitchsubtitlelanguageskey.

WhenyouselectOthers

Alanguagecodeinputdisplayisshownwhen Othersisselected.Refertolanguagecodechart forDVDonpage56.

●Touch0to9toinputthelanguagecode.

- Tocance theenterednumbers,touchC. - Toreg stethecode,touchthefollowingtouch panel key.

Registeringthecode.

Settingtheaudiolanguage

Youcansetthepreferredaudiolanguage.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchAudioLanguageontheVideo Setupmenu.

Anaudiolanguagemenuisdisplayed.

4Touchthedesiredlanguage.

Theaudiolanguageisset.

■ If you have selected Others, refer to When you select Othersonth space.

Notes

• If these selected language is not available, the languages specified on the discisused.
• Youcanalsoswitchthcaudiolanguageby touchingtheswitchaudiolanguageskey during playback.
• The selling made her will not be affected even if the audiolanguage is switched during playback using the whichaudiolanguages key.

Settingthemenulanguage

Youcansetthepreferredlanguageinwhichthe menusrecordedonadiscaredisplayed.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

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2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchMenuLanguageonthe VideoSetupmenu.

Amenulanguagemenuisdisplayed.

4Touchthedesiredlanguage.

Themenulanguageisset.

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

Note

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

Settingthemulti-angleDVD display

Theangleiconcanbeselsoitappearson sceneswheretheanglecanbeswitched.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchMultiAngleontheVideoSetup menutoturnangleicondisplayonoroff.

Settingtheaspectratio

There are two kinds of display: awidescreen display that has a width-to-height ratio (TV aspect ratio) of 16.9 and regular display that has a aspect of 4.3. Besuretoselect the correct TV aspect for the display connected to VOUT.

- When using regular display, select either LetterBoxorPanScan. Selecting 16:9 may result in an unnatural picture.

- If you select the Vaspect ratio, the unit's display will change to these names setting.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchTVAspectontheVideoSetup menutoselecttheTVaspectratio. TouchTVAspectrepeatedlyuntilthedesiredas- pectraticappears.

- 16:9 – Wide screen picture (16:9) is displayed asis(initialsetting)

- Letter Box – The picture is the shape of a letterbox with black bands on the top and bottom of the screen

•PanScan—Thepictureiscutshortorthe rightandleftsidesofthescreen

Notes

- When playing discsthatonotspecify PanScan, the discisplayedback in LetterBox display even if you select the PanScansetting. Confirm whether the disc package be a star the 16:8 LB mark.

- The TVaspect ratio cannot be changed for somediscs. Fordetails, refertothedisc's instructions.

Settingtheslideshowinterval

JPEGfilescanboviewodasasi deshoworthis unit. In this setting, the interval between each image can be set.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

Settingupthevideoplayer

3TouchTimePerPhotoSlideonthe VideoSetupmenutoselecttheslideshowin- terval.

TouchTimePerPhotoSliderrepeatedlyuntilthe desiredsettingappears.

- 5sec-JPEGimagasswitchatintervalsof5 seconds

- 10sec – JPEG images switch at intervals of 10 seconds

• 15sec – JPEG images switch at intervals of 15 seconds

- Manual-JPEGimagescanbeswitched manually

Settingparentallock

SomeDVDvideodiscslelyouuseparentallock torostrictchildrenfromviewingviolentand adult-orientedsconos.Youcansetparentallock tothedesireolevel.

- When you have aparentallock level set and play discrete caturing parentallock code number input indications may be displayed. Insuch cases, playback will begin when the correct codenum or is centered.

Settingthecodenumberandlevel

Acodenum must be registered incerto playback disc with parental lock.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchParentalontheVideoSetupmenu.

4Touch0to9toinputafourdigitcode number.

■Tocanceltheenterednumbers,touchC.

■Toregisterthecoce,touchthefollowingtouch panelkey.

Registeringthecode.

The codenumberisset, and the level can now be set.

5Touch1to8toselectthedesiredlevel.

6TouchEnter.

Theparentallocklevelisset.

• 8 – Playback of the entire disc is possible (ini-

tial setting)

• 7 to 2 – Playback of discs for children and

non-adult-orienteddiscsispossible

• 1 – Playback of discs for children only is possible

Notes

• Were recommend to keep a record of your codenumberincascyouforgetit.

• The parental lock level is stored on the disc. Look for the level indication written on the disc package, included lateralure on the disc itself. Parental lock of this unit is not possible if a parental lock level is not stored on the disc.

- Withsomediscs, theparentallockmaybe activeonlyforcertainlevelsofscenes. The playbackofthosesceneswillbeskipped. For details, refertotheinstructionmanualthat camewiththedisc.

Changingthelevel

Youcanchangethesetparentallocklevel.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchParentalontheVideoSetupmenu.

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Settingupthevideoplayer

4Touch0to9toinputtheregisteredcode number.

5Registeringthecode.

Registering:hecode.

Thissetstrecodenumberandthelevelcan nowbechanged.

■ If you enter an incorrect code number, the icon is displayed. Touch Candenter, he correct code number.

■ If you forget your codenumber, refer to if you forget your codenumber on this page.

6Touch1to8toselectthedesiredlevel.

7TouchEnter.

Threewparentallocklevelissel.

If you forget your codenumber - Press RESET.

SettingtheDivXsubtitlefile

You can select whether or not to display DivXexternal subliues.

- TheDivXsubtit eswillbodisp ayedeven when Custom sselectedditnoDivXexternal subtillef esexisl.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchDivX®SubtitleontheVideoSetup menutoselectthedesiredsubtitlesetting.

• Original-DisplaytheDivXsublities

- Custom – Display the DivX external subtitles

Notes

• Uolc42characterscanbedisplayedonone line.lfmoretnan42charactersareset.the linebreaksandthecharactersaredisplayed onthenextline.
• Upto126characterscanbedisplayedon onescreen.lfmorethan126charactersare set,theexcesscharacterswillnoibdisplayed.

DisplayingtheDivX® VOD registrationcode

InordertoplayDivXVOD(videoondemand) contentsonthisunit,theunitmustfirst:bergisteredwithaDvXVODcontentsprovider.For registration,generateaDivXVODregistration codeandsubmit theyourprovider.

- Keeparecordofthecoceasyouwillneedit whenyouregistryyourunittotheDivXVOD provider.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchDivX®VODontheVideoSetup menu.

RegistrationCode and DeregistrationCode appear.

4TouchRegistrationCode.

Yourregistrationcode is displayed.

Displayingthederegistrationcode

If your device is already registered, deregisent by entering the deregistration code.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

Settingupthevideoplayer

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchDivX®VODontheVideoSetup menu.

4TouchDeregistrationCode.

■Tocance deregistration.touchCancel.

5TouchOK.

Thederegistrationiscomplete.

AutomaticplaybackofDVDs

WhenaDVDdiscwithaDVDmenuisinserted, thisunitwillcancelthemenuautomaticallyand startplaybackfromthefirstchapterofthefirst title.

- SomeDVDsmaynotoperateproperly,Ifthis functionisnotfullyoperated,turnthisfunctionoffandstartplayback.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthevideosetupkeytoopenthe videosetupmenu.

3TouchDVDAutoPlaytoturnautomatic playbackon.

■Totumautomat playbackoff.touch

DVDAutoPlayagain

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Switchingtheauxiliarysetting

Activate this setting when using an auxiliary device connected to this unit.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchAUXInputonthesystemmenuto turnAUXInputonoroff.

SettingAVinput

Activate this setting when using an external videocomponent connected to this unit.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchAVInputonthesystemmenuto turnAVInputonoroff.

SettingtheRGBInput

YoucanswitchthesettingofRGBinput.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchRGBInputonthesystemmenuto turniPhoneorNAVI.

Note

If you use Advanced App Mode, set to iPhone.

SettingtheAppsoundmixing

Refer to Setting the Appsound mixing on page 18.

SettingMIXTRAXmode

RefertoSettingMixTRAXmodeonpage22.

Changing the picture adjustment

You can adjust the brightness (brightness).

Contrast (contrast), Color (color) . Hue (hue). Dimmer(dimmer), and Temperature(temperature)foreachsourceandreviewcamera.

- You cannot adjust Color, Hue and Contrast for the audiosource.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

Systemsettings

3Ifyouareadjustingthe

PictureAdjustment,selecttheunit.

CompletingPictureAdjustmentfortheNavigationsystemwnentheRGB inoutsettingissetto

NAVI.

CompletingPictureAdjustmentfortheAdvancedAppModewhentheRGBInoutsettingissetioiPhone.

Rear View

Adjusting the Picture Adjustment forth or view camera.

AdjustingthePictureAd-justmentforthesource.

4Touchanyofthefollowingtouchpanel

keystoselectthefunctiontobeadjusted.

PictureAdjustmentitemsaredisplayed.

- Brightness–Adjuststheblack intensity - Contrast–Adjuststhecontrast

•Color-Adjuststhecolorsaturation

- Hue – Adjusts the tone of color (red or green isemphasized)

- Dimmer-Adjuststhebrightnessofthedisplay

• Temperature—Adjuststhecolotemperature, resulting nabetierwhitebalance

■YoucanadjustHueonlywhenthecolorsystem issottoNTSC.

■Withsomerearviewcameras, pictureadjustmentmaynotbepossible.

5Touch◄or►toadjusttheselecteditem.

Eachtimeyoutouch◀or▶, thelevelofthese-lecteditemincreasesordecreases.

- Dimmer can be adjusted from +1 to +48.

- Temperature can be adjusted from +3 to -3.

Notes

- You cannot operate this function while driving.

- Different Brightness/Contrast/Dimmer settingscanbesetforwhentheillumination switchiscnandwhenitisoft.

Selectingthesystemlanguage

Thesystemlanguagecanbeselected. Iftextinformationsuchasthetitlename,artist nameoracommentisembeddodinaEuropean language,theycanalssobsdisplayedonthis unit.

• Thelanguage can be changed for the following:

—Audiomenu

—Systemmenu

—VideoSetupmenu

—Bluetoothmenu

—On-screendisplay

—MultilanguagesettingforDivX

—Languageforcautions

Some operations such as unit are prohibited from use while driving or require careful attention when operated. In such cases, a caution will appear on the display. You can change the language for caution messages with this setting.

- If the embedded language and these selected languages setting a renot the same, text information may not display properly.

- Some characters may not be displayed properly.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchSystemLanguageonthesystem menutoselectthedesiredlanguage.

Systemsettings

4Touchthedesiredlanguage. English (English)—Français (French)—Español (Spanish)—Português (Portuguese)—繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese)

SettingDemoMode

OnceDemoModeisturnedon,theDemo screenappears. ReferloDemomodeonpage5.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchDemomodeonthesystemmenu toturnDemomodeonoroff.

• On-The Demoscreenappears.

- Off-TheDemoscreendoesnotappear.

Switchingsoundmuting/attenuation

Sound from this system is automatically truncated or attenuated when a signal from equipment with amutetunction is received.

- Soundfromthissystemreturnstonormal whenthemultingorattenuationiscanceled.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchMute/ATTuntilthedesiredsetting appears.

TouchMute/ATTuntilthedesiredsettingappearsinthedisplay.

• Mute-Muting

- ATT-20dB – Attenuation (ATT-20dB has a strongereffect than ATT-10dB)

• ATT-10dB - Attenuation

- Off – Turns the sound muting/attenuation off

Notes

- When Mute is displayed, the soundisturned off and no audio adjustments can be made.

- When ATT is displayed, the soundisattenuated and only the volume can be adjusted. (No other audio adjustment can be made.)

• Operation returnstonormalwhenthephone connectionisended.

Settingtherearoutputand subwoofercontroller

This unit's rear output(rearspeaker leads outputand RC area output) can be used for full rangespeaker (Full) or subwoofer (Subwoofer) connection. If you switch there are output setting to Subwoofer, you can connect areaspeaker lead directly by subwoofer without using an auxiliary. Initially, the unit's settorarearful-rangespeaker connection (Full).

1Turnthesourceoff.

RefertoTurningtheSourceON/OFFonpage6.

2Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

3Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

4TouchRearSpeakeronthesystemmenu toswitchthesubwooferoutputorfull-range speaker.

■When nosubwooferisconnectedtotherearoutput,selectFull(full-rangespeaker).

- When as subwoofer is connected to other output, select Subwoofer(subwoofer).

Systemsettings

Notes

- Evenifyouchangethissetting,therewillbencoutputunlessyoutumthesubwocferoutput(polon(referltoUsingsubwocferoutput,polonpage28).

- BothrearspeakerleadoutputsandRCArear outputareswitchedsimultaneouslyinthis selling.

Usingthekeyboard

Keyboard is available only in Advanced App Mode.

Refer to Setting the Keyboard page 18.

Settingtheeverscroll

WheneverscrollissettoOn, recordedtextinformationscrollscontinuouslyinthedisplay.SettoOffifyouprefertheinformationoscrolljust once.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchEverScrollonthesystemmenuto turneverscrollonoroff.

SettingtheBluetoothaudio

(Function of AVH-X5550BT/AVH-X2550BT) You need to activate the Bluetooth Audio source in order to use a Bluetooth audioplayer.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchBluetoothAudioonthesystem menutoturnBluetoothaudioonoroff.

ClearingBluetoothmemory

Important

NevertumtheuniloffwhiletheBluetoothmemoryisbeingcleared.

1Turnthesourceoff.

RefertoTurningthesourceON/OFFonpage6.

2Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

3Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

4TouchBluetoothMemoryClearonthe systemmenu.

5TouchClear.

Afterselectingadesireditem, a confirmation display appears. Touch OK to deletethememory.

- If you don't want to clear the memory, touch Cancel.

UpdatingBluetooth connectionsoftware

This function is used to update this unit with the latest Bluetooth software. For about Bluetooth software and updating, refer to our website.

Important

Nevertumtheunitoffandneverdisconnectthe phonewhilethesoftware isbeingupdated.

1Turnthesourceoff.

RefertoTurningthesourceON/OFFonpage6.

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2Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

3Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

4TouchBTSoftwareUpdate.

5TouchStarttodisplaythedatatransfer mode.

■ Followtheon-screen instruction to finish updating the B uctootnsoftware.

DisplayingtheBluetooth systemversion

If this unit fails to operate properly, you may need to consult your dealer for repair. In such cases, you may be asked to specify the system version. Perform the following procedure to check the versions on this unit.

1Turnthesourceoff.

RefertoTurningthesourceON/OFFcnpage6.

2Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

3Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

4TouchBluetoothVersionInformationto displaytotheversionoftheBluetoothmoduleofthisunit.

Settingtherearview camera(backupcamera)

CAUTION

Pioneerrecommendstheuseofacamera whichoutputsmirror-reversedimages. Otherwise, thescreenimagewillappearreversed.

Th sunitfeaturesafunctionthatautomatically switchestotherearviewcameravideo(R.CIN) whenarearviewcameraisinstalledonyourcar andtheshiftleverismovedtotheREVERSE

(R)position.(Formoredetails,consultyour dealer.)

Youcanalsoswitchthereaviewimageby pressingthetouchkey.

Fordetailsrefer toUsingthereaviewonpage8.

- After you setup there are view cameras setting, movethreshiftleverto REVERSE(R) and confirm that there are view camera views shown on the display.

- Changethissettingithedisplayswitchesto therearviewcameravideooberrorwhileyou aredrivingforward.

- Testopwatchingtherearviewcamerawideo andreturntothesourcedisplay.pressand holoMUTE.

- TouchtheRearViewsourceiconlodisplay thorcarviewcameraimagewhiledriving. Touchthesourceiconagainlolumtherear viewcamersoff.Fordetails refertoSelecting asourceonpage6.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

Systemsettings

3TouchCameraPolarityonthesystem

menutoselecttheappropriatesetting.

- Battery—When the polarity of the connected eacdispositively, neshift leverisin RE-VERSE(R)position

• Ground–Whenthepolarityoftnoconnected cedisnogativewh lothoshiftleveris in RE-VERSE(R)position

- Off-When area view camera shot connected cloth this unit

• Therearviewkeysettinga solumsofforthe homedlasplayscreen.

The auto-equalize automatically measures the car sinterioracoustic characteristics and then creates an auto-equal zercurve based on information.

• Topform this function, dedicated microphone (e.g. CD-MC20) is required.

WARNING

Asaloudtono(noise)mayocemittofromthe speakerswhenmeasuringlhecar'sinterior acouslccharaclenstics,neverperformauloTA orautoEQwnilodriving.

CAUTION

• Thoroughly check the conditions before performing autoEQas, the speakers maybe damaged if these functions are performed when:

—Thespeakersareincorrectlyconnected. (For example, whenareaspeakerisconnected asasubwoofaroutput.)

—Aspeakerisconnectedtoapowerampdeliver ngoutputnigherthanthespeaker smaxi-muinputpowercanability.

- If themicrophones placed nanunsuitable positionthemeasurementtonemaybecome loudandmeasurementmaytake along time, resulting in battery drainage. Besure to place themicrophone in the specific education.

BeforeoperatingtheautoEQ function

- CamoutautoEQinasquiet:placeaspossible,withthecareengineencairconditioningswitchedoft.Asocupowertcar phonesorportabletelephonesinthecar,or removethemfromthecabeforecarrying outautoEQ.Soundsotherthanthemeasuremente(surroundingsounds,engine sound,telephonesringingetc.)mayprevent correctmeasurementofthecarinterior acoustichcharacteristics.

- BesuretocarryoutautoEQusingtheop- tionalmicrophone.Usinganothermicro- phonemaypreventmeasurement,orresult inincorrectmeasurementofthecarinterio/ acousticcharacteristics.

• Inorder to perform autoEQ the frontspeak ermust be connected.

- When this unit is connected to a power ramp within input level control, autoEQ may not be possible if the power ramp's input level asset below the standard level.

- When this unit is connected to a power amp with an LP, turn this LP off before performing autoEQ. Also set the cut-off frequency for the built-in LP of an actives, bwoofer to then highest frequency.

- The distance has been calculated by computerlobethopitimum delaylogive accumulation results to the circumstances, so please continue us this value.

—Therefected soundwithinthocaris strongandelaysoccur.

—TheLPFonactivesubwoofersorexternal ampsdelayhelowersounds.

Systemsettings

• AutoEQchangestheaudiosettingsasfollows:
  —Theader/balancesettingsreturntothe centerposition.(ReferToUsingfader/balanceadjustmentonpage27.)
  —TheequalizercurveswitchestoFlat. (Refer to Recalling equalizercurveson page27.)
  —The front center and rear speakers will automatic ybeadjusted to a high pass filtersetting.
• Previous setting for auto FQ will be overwritten.
• IfusinganAVH-X25503TorAVH-X1550DVD, connectamicrophoneextensioncable(solo separately)totheAUXinputadvance.

PerformingautoEQ

1Stopthecarinaplacethatisquiet, close allthedoors, windowsandsunroof, and thenturntheengineoff.

If the engine is eftrunning, enginencisemay preventcorrectautoEQ.

2Fixtheoptionalmicrophoneinthecenter oftheheadrestofthedriver'sseat, facing forward.

TheautoFQ may differ depending on where you placethernicrophone. If desired, placethernicrophone on the front passenger seat to carry out autoFQ.

Line drawing of a car interior with steering wheel and attached medical device (no text or symbols)

3TurntheignitionswitchtoONorACC.

Ifthecar'sairconditionerorheatersturnedon, turnitoff. No setrom:thetanintheairconditionerorheatermaypreventcorrectautoEQ.

4Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

5Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

6TouchAutoEQMeasurementtoenter autoEQmeasurementmode.

7Plugthemicrophone into themicrophoneinputjackonthisunit.

AVH-X5550BTandAVH-X4550DVD

Simple line drawing of a lamp illuminating a wall-mounted device (no text or symbols)

AVH-X2550BTandAVH-X1550DVD

Extension Cable (solid separately) Microphone AUX input (AUX)

8TouchStarttostartautoEQ.

Systemsettings

9When the 10-second countdown starts, get out of the car and closeted door within 10 seconds.

Ameasurement( noise)isemitted from the speakers and auto EQmeasurement begins. When auto-FQ is completed, Themeasurement has finished. PleasedisconnectthemicrophoneandthenpushHOME key, is displayed. When the car'sinternoon acoustic characteristics cannot be measured correctly, an error message will be displayed. (Refer to Understanding auto EQormessages on page 48.)
■IttakesaboutnineminutesforautoEQmeasurement:obecompletedwhenallthespeakersareconnected.
■TostopautoEQ,touchStop.

10Storethemicrophonecarefullyinthe glovecompartmentoranothersafeplace.

If the microphone, subjected to direct sunlight, for an extended period, high temperatures may cause distortion, color change or malfunction.

Selectingthevideoformat

You can switch the video output format of V OUT between NTSCardPAL.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchVideoOutputFormatonthesystemmenutoselectthevideooutputformat. NTSC—PAL

Note

You can switch the video output format only for the source from this unit.

Settingthevideosignal

When you connect this unit to an AV equipment to this unit, select the suitable video signal setting.

• AstrisfunctionisinitiallysettoAuto,the unitwillautomaticallyadjustthevideosignal setting.
• You can operate this function only for the videosignalinput into the AVinput.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthesystemkeytoopenthesystem menu.

3TouchVideoSignalSettingonthefunctionmenu.

VideoSignalSettingitemsared displayed.

•AV-Adjustre#Videosignal
•AUX-AdjuststheAUXvideos gnal
- Camera-Ajuststhereaviewcameravideo signal
•TV-AdjuststneTvTunersignal

4Touch◄or►toselectthedesiredvideo signalappears.

Auto PAL NTSC PAL-M PAL-N SECAM

UsingtheFavoritemenu

1Displaymenucolumnstoregister.

Refer to Menu operations on page 27

■You can customize menuse except Video Setup menu.

2Touchthestariconinthemenucolumn

forthedesiredmenutoregisterthemenu.

Thestariconforcheselectedmenuisfidedin

■Tocancel,heregistration,touchthestariconin thamenucolumnagain.

3Displaythefavoritemenuandchoosea

registeredmenu.

RefertoMenuoperationsonpage27.

Note

Youcanregisterupto12columns.

Bluetoothconnectionmenu

Bluetoothconnectionmenu operations

(FunctionofAVH-X5550BT/AVH-X2550BT)

Note

If you are using cellular phone that can be connected via Bluetooth wireless technology, we recommend that you use your phenotype search for this unit is to establish a connection between the daily your phone. The PINcopeissetto0000 as default. The product name forth this unit will display your phone as the device name. For details, refer to Entering PINcode for Bluetooth wireless connections on the next page. For further details concerning the procedure for establishing Bluetooth wireless connections, refer to the instruction manual for the phone.

Pairingfromthisunit

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2TouchtheBluetoothkeytoopenthe Bluetoothconnectionmenu.

3TouchConnectiontoselectadevice.

45starttosearch.

Starlingtosearch.

Whilesearching, is displayed and when available devices are found, the device names or Bluetooth device addresses (if names cannot be obtained) are displayed.

■ If you want to switch between the device names and Bluetooth device addresses touch the icon.

Switch ringbetweendevicenamesandBluetooth deviceaddresses.

■ I can cancel searching.touchStop.

- Ifthreedev cesarealreadypaired. MemoryFull isdisplayedandpairingcannotoperformed. In suchcases,deletecaparoddevicestfirst Rotortothis page.

■ Ifr device can be found. Not Found dis- played, insuch cases, check the status of the Bluetooth device and search again.

5Touchadevicenametoselectthedevice youwanttoconnectto.

Whileconnecting, Pairing is displayed. If the connection is established, Paired is displayed.

■If your devices support SSP (Secure Simple Par ing), 6-digit number appears on display of this unit. Once the connect or establish, this number disappears.

- If the connection falls, Error is displayed. In such cases, try again from the beginning.

- The PINcodeisatta0000asthaddefault, but can be changed. RefertoEnteringPINcodefor Bluetoothwirelessconnectionortherextpage. - Oncothecanction sastablished,thadevice nameid displayed

Touchthedevicenametod isconnec. ■Ifyouwanttodeleteapaired Bluetooth phone,d splayDeleteOK?.TouchYesodeletatne device.

Deletingapairesdevice.

■ Neverturntheunitoffwhlthepa recB uetooth telephone is being deleted.

Bluetoothconnectionmenu

ConnectingtoaBluetooth deviceautomatically

If this function is set to, a connection between your Bluetooth device and this unit will take place automatically as soon as the device are less than a few meters apart. Initially, this function is set to.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2TouchtheBluetoothkeytoopenthe Bluetoothconnectionmenu.

3TouchAutoConnecttoturnautomatic connectionon. If your Bluetooth device is ready for a Bluetooth wireless connection, connection to this unit will automatically be established.

■Tolum automaticconnect or off, touch AutoConnectaga n.

If connection fails, *Autoconnectionfailed. Retry?* appears. Touch Yesoreconnect.

4Onceyouturnyourvehicle'sACCswitch onagain, a connection is established automatically.

Switchingvisibleunit

Thisfunctionsetwhetheromottomakethis unitvisibletotheotherdevice. Initially,thisfunctionissetIcon.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2TouchtheBluetoothkeytoopenthe Bluetoothconnectionmenu.

3TouchVisibilitytoselectvisibilityoff. ■ Toturnvis bil tyon,touch Visibilityagain.

EnteringPINcodeforBluetooth wirelessconnection

ToconnectyourBluetoothdevicelothisunitvia Bluetoothwirelesstechnology.youneedtocenteraPINcodeonyourBluetoothdevicetoverifythe connection. Thedefaulcodeis0000, butyou canchangeitwiththisfunction.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2TouchtheBluetoothkeytoopenthe Bluetoothconnectionmenu.

3TouchPINCodeInputtoselect PINCodeInput.

4Touch0to9toinputpincode.

5AfterinputtingPINcode(upto8digits), storeinthisunit.

StoringthePINcodein thisunit.

DisplayingBluetoothDevice address

ThisunitdisplaysitsBluetoothdeviceaddress.

1 Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2TouchtheBluetoothkeytoopenthe Bluetoothconnectionmenu.

3TouchDeviceInformationtodisplaydeviceinformation.

The Bluetooth device address is displayed.

Thememenu

Selectingtheilluminationcolor

This unit is equipped with multiple-color illumination.

Directselectionfrompreset illuminationcolors

You can select an illumination color from the colorlist.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthethemekeytoopenthetheme settings.

3Touchilluminationandthentouchacolor onthelist.

Customizingtheilluminationcolor

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthethemekeytoopenthetheme settings.

3Touchilluminationandthentouch Custom.

4Displaythecustomizingmenu.

Displayingthecustomizingmenu.

5Touchthecolorbartocustomizethe color.

6Touch◄or►tofine-tunethecolor.

7Touchtheiconandholdtostorethecustomizedcolorinthememory.

Memo

Storing the customized color in the memory.

Thecustomizedcolorhasbeenstoredinthe memory.
The setcolor will be called from the memory then next time you touch the same con.

SelectingtheOSD(on-screen display)color

TheOSDcolorcanbechanged.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthethemekeytoopenthetheme settings.

3TouchScreen.

4Touchoneofthecolorsonthelist.

Selectingthebackground display

Youcanswitchthebackgroundthatisdisplayed when listeningtoasource.

1Pressthehomebuttontoswitchtothe homedisplay.

2Touchthethemekeytoopenthetheme settings.

3TouchBackground.

4Touchthedesiredsetting.

■IfnoJPEGimagesareslorecirthisunit,you cannolselectphoto.TostoreaJPEGimagelathis unit,refertoCaptureanimageinJPEGfilesonpage 20.
■If you want to delete the capture JPEG image, touch and hold that key of the JPEG image.
■Youcanviewtheidcensettingsbyflickingthe display.

Section

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21

English

Section

22

Otherfunctions

Adjustingtheresponse positionsofthetouchpanels (TouchPanelCalibration)

Ilyoufacethatthetouchpanelkeysonthe screendeviatefromtheactualpositionsthatres- spondleyourlouch,adjustilheresponseposi- tionsofthetouchpanel.Therearetwo adjustmentmethods:4-pointadjustment,in whichyouclouchfourcornersofthescreen,and 16-pointadjustment,inwhichyoumakefine-adj- justmentsontrentirescreen.

• Parkycurcarinasafeplaceandusethis function.Donctoperatetwhiledriving.
- Touch the screen gently for adjustment. Forcefully pressing the touch panel may damage the touch panel. Don't use a sharp pointed tool such as a ball point penomechanical pen. Doings may damage the screen.
- If the touch panel cannot be adjusted properly, consult your local Pioneer dealer.

1Turnthesourceoff.

ReferoTurningresourceON/OFFonpage6.

2Pressandholdthehomebuttontostart TouchPanelCalibration.

The 4-point touch panel adjustments screen appears. When 2-point appearances at once, touch both.

3Toucheachofthearrowsonthefourcornersofthescreen.

■Tocancelthoadjustment,prossandholdthe homebutton.

4Pressthehomebuttontontocomplete4-pointadjustment.

Dalafortheadadjustedpositionissaved. ■Donottumoff:heenginewhilethecataisbeing saved.

5Pressthehomebuttontoproceedto16-pointadjustment.

The16 pointtouchpaneladjustmentsscreenappears. ■Tocancellheadjustment,pressandholothehomebutton.

6Gentlytouchthecenterofthe+markdis-playedonthescreen.

Afteryoutouchallthemarks, the data for the adjusted position is saved.

- Donotturnofftheenginewhilethedataisbeing saved.

7Pressandholdthehomebuttontocom- pletetheadjustment.

UsinganAUXsource

Anauxiliary device or portable devices sold separately can be connected to this unit.

AboutAUXconnectionmethods

Youcanconnectauxiliarydevicestothisunit.

Minipinplugcable(AUX)

When connecting an auxiliary device using a mini plugcable

iPodsandportableaudio/videplayerscanbe connectedtothisunitviaminiplugcable.

- IfanPoowithvidocapabilitiesisconnectedolthisunitvia3.5mmplug(4pole) cable(suchastheCD-V150M),youcanenjoythvideocontentsoftheconnectediPod.

- Aportableaud o/videoplayercanbeconnectedbyusinga3.5mmp ug(4pole)with anRCAcable(soldsoparately). However, dependingontheacable,areverseconnection betweenthered(rights deaudio)cableand yellowvidso)cablemayberequredinorder forthesoundandy decimagetobereproducedcorrectly.

Otherfunctions

- InsertthestereominiplugintotheAUX inputjackonthisunit.

RefertoConnectingthepowercordonpage40.

Resettingthemicroprocessor

BypassingRESET,youcanresethemicroprocessorloitsinitialsettingswithoutchangingthe bookmarkinformation.

Themicroprocessormuslbereselinthefollowingsituations:

- Before using this unifftor the first time after installation

- If the unit fails to operate properly

- When strangeor incorrect messages appear on the display

1TurntheignitionswitchOFF.

2PressRESETwithapentiporother pointedinstrument.

RefertoWhat'swhatonpage5.

Note

SwitchyourengineONorsettheignitionswitch toACCONbeforepressingRESETinthefollowingsituations:

• Aftercompletingconnections
• Whenerasingallstoredsettings
• When resetting the unit to its initial (factory) settings

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Connection

WARNING

• In some countries state the following images on display inside vehicle even by persons other than the driver maybe legal. When such regulations apply they must be about and this unit's DVD features should not be used.

CAUTION

- Donorillaholeintheeng necompartmenttoconnecttheyellowcableofthdisplayunittothevehiclebattery. Engine viorationmayeventualcause the insulation tofallatthepointwherethew repasses from the passengercompartmentintothe enginecompartment.Takeextracareinsecuringthewireathspont.

- Makesurethatcableswill notinterferewith movingpartsofthevehicle,suchasthesnift lever,parkingbrakecrseatslidingmechanism.

WARNING

- Usespeakersover50W(outputvalue)and between4Ωlo8Ω(impedancevalue).Do nouse1Ωlo3Ωspeakersforthisunit.

The blackcableisground.When installing this unitorpoweramp(sold separately), makesuretoconnecthegroundwirefirst. Makesurethatthegroundcableisproperly connectedtornetalpartsofthecarbody usingaspadetemnalsoldcommercially. Tnegroundwireofthepoweramothe oneofthisuntranyotherdevicemustbe connectedtothecaseparatelywithdiferent screws.lithescrewforthegroundwireloosensorfallsout, itcouldresultinfire.generationofsmokearmalftunion.

Other devices (Another electronic device in the car) Metal parts of car's body

*1 Non supplied for this unit

Important

- Th sunit cannot be installed in a vehicle without ACC (accessory) position on the ignition switch.

ACC position

No ACC position

- Use this unit with a 12 volt battery and negative grounding only. Failure todos may result in a firearmal function.

- Topreventashort circuit, overneating normal function, besuretofollowthedirections below.

—Disconnectthanegativeterminalofthebat- lerybeforeinstallation.

Connection

—Securetnew ringwithcableclampsorachesivotape. Wrapadnosivotapeaouncwiring that atcomosintocontactwith metal partsto protectthewiring.

—Placeallcablesawayfrommovingparts suchestheshiftloverandseatrais.

—Placeallcablesawayfromhotplaces,such asnearthehealeroule.

—Donotconnectthe yellowcabletothe battery bypassing through theholetothe engine compartment.

—Covaranydisconnectedcableconnectors with nsuatingtape.

—Donotshortenarycables.

—Never cut their insulation of the power cable of this unit in or certoshare the power with other devices. The current capacity of the cable is limited.

Use a use of the rating prescribed.

—Neverwirethenegativespeakercab ed rectly taground.

—Neverbanctogatnemagativecodiesofmultiplespeakers.

- Whenth sunlison,whitcsgisra saresent throughcoug/whitecable. Connect this cabletothesystemremolecrolofoanex- lernalpoweramporthevehicle sauto-antennarloyaitroterminal(max 300mA 12VDC).Ithvecholicouppodwitha glassantienna,connectlittotheantenna boostorpowersupolyterminal.

- Neverconnecttheolue/whitecabletothe powerterminalofanexternalpoweramp. Also,neverconnectittotnepowerterminal of theautoantenna.Doingsomayresultin batterydrainoramalfunction.

Section

Connection

Connection

Connectingthepowercord

graph TD
    A["Left Right"] --> B["Rear speaker or Subwoofer (4 Ω)"]
    B --> C["Green/black Vialo/Black"]
    C --> D["Green/white/white/black"]
    D --> E["Gray/black White/black"]
    E --> F["White/white/white/black"]
    F --> G["Red/white/white/black"]
    G --> H["Black I/chase's ground"]
    H --> I["Connect to a clean paint-free metal location."]
    I --> J["Orange/whits"]
    J --> K["Connect to lighting switch terminal."]
    K --> L["Yellow/white/white/black"]
    L --> M["Fuse (10 A) / AU/K jack (3.5 pA)."]
    M --> N["Antenna input"]
    N --> O["RGB basic Supplied with In-lawway- seq. digital TV tuner"]
    O --> P["This product"]
    P --> Q["RGB input"]
    Q --> R["Function of AVH X550RT/AVH X550RT"]
    R --> S["Microphone Input (Function of AVH X350BT/AVI X260BT)"]
    S --> T["Wind coil console input"]
    T --> U["Hand-wired remote control adapter can be connected (solid separately)."]
    U --> V["Violet/white/white/black"]
    V --> W["Of the two lead wires connected to the back lamp, connect the one in which the voltage changes when the gear shift, sin the REVERSD IR position. This connection enables the unit to scope whether the car is moving forwards or backwards."]
    V --> X["Yellow/black If you use an equipment with Mulo function on wire, this load is the Audio Mulo lead on their equipment. If no, keep the Audio Mulo lead free of any connectors."]
    V --> Y["Light green used to detect the ON/OFF status of the parking brake. This load must be not sealed to the power supply side of the parking brake switch."]
    Y --> Z["Packing broke switch"]
    Z --> AA["Power supply side"]
    AA --> AB["Ground size"]
    AB --> AC["Packing broke switch"]
    AC --> AD["Blue/white Connect to system control terminal of the power amp or auto-antenna relay control terminal (max, 300 mA *2V DC)."]
    AD --> AE["With a 2 speaker system, do not connect anything to the speaker leads that are not connected to speakers."]
    AE --> AF["Change the nifti setting of this unit, the subwoster output of this unit is montuml."]

Connection

Whenconnectingtoseparatelysoldpoweramp

graph TD
    A["Subwoofer output"] --> B["Input"]
    B --> C["Front output"]
    C --> D["This product"]
    D --> E["Power strip (solid separately)"]
    E --> F["Power arm (solid separately)"]
    F --> G["Power arm (solid separate)"]
    G --> H["Power arm (solid separate)"]
    H --> I["To front output"]
    I --> J["To rear output"]
    J --> K["To supercooler output"]
    K --> L["Contact with RCA cables (solid separately)"]
    L --> M["System remote control"]
    M --> N["Left Right"]
    N --> O["Subwoofer"]
    N --> P["Subcooler"]
    N --> Q["Front speaker"]
    N --> R["Front speaker"]
    N --> S["Front speaker (multiple lines)"]
    S --> T["Blue/while Connect to system control terminal of the power arc of auto-citation relay control terminal, max. 306 mA 15 V DC"]
    T --> U["Perform these connections when using the optional amplifier"]

Connection

Whenconnectingtheexternalvideocomponentandthedisplay

graph TD
    A["External video component (solid separately)"] --> B["To audio outputs"]
    A --> C["To video output"]
    B --> D["RCA cables (solid separately)"]
    C --> E["To video Input"]
    D --> F["Display with RCA in rear jacks (solid separately)"]
    E --> F
    G["Video input (V IN)"] --> H["Rear monitor output (V OUT)"]
    H --> I["This product"]
    I --> J["Audio inputs (R IN LIN)"]

- It isnecessary to change AVInput the system menu when connecting the external videocomponent. RefertoSetting AVInput on page 32.

This product srearvideoutputistorconnectionofacisplaytoerablepassengers intherear seatstowatchtheDVD,etc.

WARNING

- Never install a board display in location that vis bletothed over while the vehicle is in motion.

Connection

Whenconnectingwitharear viewcamera

If you switch the shift lever to REVERSE(R), the display on this unit will automatically switch to there are view image. You need to set the

CameraPolarityproperlyinthesystemunitto use.Fordetailsonsettings,refertoSettingthe rearviewcamera(backupcamera)onpage34. Youcan also switch to therearviewimageby pressing the Touchkey.Fordetails,referto Usingtherearviewonpage8.

WARNING

USEINPUTONLYFORREVERSEORMIRRORIMAGEREARVIEWCAMERA.OTHER USEMAYRESULTININJURYORDAMAGE.

CAUTION

- Youmustuseacamerawhichoutputs mirrorreversedimages.

• Thescreenimagemayappearreversed,
• Therearviewcamerafunctionistobeused asanaistokeepaneyontrailers,orwhile backingup.Donotuseforentertainment purposes.
• Objectsintherearviewmayappearcloseror moredistantthantheyactuallyare.

graph TD
    A["rear view camera input (R.C IN)"] --> B["This product"]
    B --> C["RCA cable (solid separately)"]
    C --> D["To video output"]
    D --> E["rear view camera is (solid separately)"]
    E --> F["V/c etbivrate Of the two lead wires"]

Vicet/wide Of the two lead wires connected to the back lamp, connect the one in which the voltage changes when the gear shift is in the REVERSE (R) position. This connection can also be as the unit to sense whether the car is moving forwards or cars will move.

Connection

Connectingthesystem Whenconnectingwithopti CD-IU201Vcable

This product USB/Port input AUX input (AUX) iPod with video capabilities (sold separately) Dock connector 1.8 m USB cable (Supplied with this unit) Connect to separately sold USB device.

interface cable (CD-IL201V) (sold separately)

Whenconnectingwithoptional CD-IU201Scable

This product USB/iPod input RGB input Pod with value capabilities (solid separately) Dock connector 1.5 m² US 3 cable (Supplied with this unit) Connect to separately sold US5 device.

Inter-acc cable (CD IU201S) (sole separately)

Installation

Notes

• Checkal connection sandsystems before final installation.
• Donoluseunauthorzedpertsasthismay cause malfunctions.
• Consult your dealer if installation requires drilling the olesorotherm modification of the vehicle.
• Donotinstall this sun twhere: -itmayinterferewithoperat orofthevenicle. -itmaycauseinjurytoapassengerasaresult of asudder stop.
• The sem conductor laser will be damaged if loverheals. Install this sun away from hot place such as near the caterout.
• Optimum performance is obtained when the unit is installed at an angle of less than 30°.

- When installing to ensure proper health dispersal when using this unit, makes sure you leave a placespace behind therear panel and wrap any loose cables so they are not blocking the events.

- Tosometypesofvehicles, this unit cannot be properly installed. Insuchcase, use the optional installation kit (ADT-VA133).

Installationusingthescrew holesonthesideoftheunit

● Fasteningtheunittothefactoryradio-

mountingbracket.

Positiontheunitssothatascrewholesare alignedwiththescrewholesofthebracket and lightenthescrewsat3localonsoneachside.

Simple line drawing of a two-tiered rectangular box with circular indentations on the top (no text or symbols)

Technical diagram of an electronic device with numbered components and labeled parts

①Ifthepawlgetsintheway bond tdown.
②Factoryradiomountingbracket
③Truss(5mm×8mm)screws
④Fama
Insomelytesofvehicles,discrepancy-may occur between the unit and the dashboard. If this happens, use the supplied frame of II the gap.
⑤ Dashboardorconsole

Installation

Installingthemicrophone

CAUTION

llisextremelydangerousloallowthemicro- phonocleadtooccomcwoundaroundthesteer- ingcolumnorshiftlever.Besuretcinstallthe unilinsuchaway:halitwillnclobstructdriv- ing.

Note

Instal them microphone napositionandorientation natwillenacleittop ckupthevo ceofthe personoperatingthesystem.

Wheninstallingthemicrophone onthesunvisor

1 Fitthemicrophoneleadintothegroove.

① Microphonelead

②Groove

2Installthemicrophonecliponthesun

visor.

With the surveyorup install the microphone clip. (Lowering the surveyor reduces the voice recognition rate.)

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts ① and ②, likely illustrating a vehicle or gear system.

①Microphoneclip

②Clamp

Usoseparatelysoldclampstosecuretine

leadwhere necessary inside the vehicle.

Wheninstallingthemicrophone onthesteeringcolumn

1 Detachthemicrophonebasefromthemicrophoneclip.

Todelachthem crophonebasefromthemicrophoneclip,sl dethemicrophonebase.

①Microphone

②Microphoneclip

③Microphone base

The power will not turn on; Theurity II not operate.	Leadsandcon- nactorsarch- conrachlycon- rected.	Confirmimc morethatalcon- nactionsarco- rect.
	Thefusesis o own.	Ractify thecause andthonreace thefuse.Besure loinstalafuse withthosamerat ing.
	Noiseand/or ofnortactors arecausngthe builteimmicro- processortope- erateincor- rectly.	PressRESET. (Page38)
Operation withthere- molecontrol isndpossi- ble. Theurities not operate correctly even when ineap- procariaere- motocontrol buttonsare pressed	Bactarypowerls low	Loadanewbati- tery.
	Someoperationsaroproh b- bedwthercertain d scs.	Tryoperatingwith anotherdisc.

Playbacks notpossible.	The scisdirty Cleanthed sc.
	Thetypeof sc loadedcannot beplayed on the sunit.	Checknecisc type.
	Thec soloaded isnotcompatible blowwith this videosystem.	Chargothecisc toonehatis compat blowin your videosystem.
Thereisno sound. The volume level will not rise.	Can esarenot connectedcorrection.	Connectthecablescorrectly.
	Theunitisper formingstill, slowdownon frame by frame playback.	Thereisnosound duringstill, slow motionorframe-by framcolay back.
Thereisno imaged is played.	Theparking brakeable is notconnected.	Connectthepark-ingbrakeable, andappylthe parkingbrake.
	Theparking brakeisnotapplied.	Connectthepark-ingbrakeable, andappylthe parkingbrake.
Theiconis displayed, andoperation is not possible.	Theoperations prohibited for thedisc.	Th soperaionis notpossible.
	Theoperations notcompatible with the configuration of the disc.	Th soperaionis notpossible.

Additionalinformation

SymptomCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

The magedisplayedstopstipauses andtheunitcan- notbeoparated.	Thedata couldnolongence readingplayback.	Stopplayback once and startplayback again
There sno sound.Thevolume levels is low.	Thevolunel levelislow.Theattenuator ison.Theunitisnot firmlysecured.Files zoadtransmission rateareabove recommended rates.	Adjust the volume level.Turn the attenuator off.
Thesound andvideo skip.	Theaspect ratio setting is incorrect for the display.	Selact the appropriate setting for your display.(Page 30)
Theaspect rat oils in correctand:ne imageis stretched.
Themotor sounds when theignition switch is turnedON (or islumnedto ACC).	Theunitiscon-frring whether omatad scs loaded.	This sanormal operation.

SymptomCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Nothingis displayed. The touch parel keys cannot be used.	Thereanview cameras not connected.	Connectarear viewcamera.
	CameraPolarityisal incorrect setting.	Presslihome butontorefum tothesourcecis-playandthenseSelectll corrected settingforCam-eraPolarity (Page34)

Noxxxxappearwhenadisplayls

Thoraisnoombeodedtextinformation.

Switchthodisplayorplayanothertrackfile.

changed!No

Title,forex-ample).

Subfolders cannot be played back.	Folder repeat playasbees selected.	Selecttherepeat rangeagain.
Theropot range changes automatically.	Another folder was selected during repeat play.	Selecttheropot rangeagain.
	Tracksearchor fastforwans/re-versewaspar-formed during fi erepeat play.	Selecttherepeat rangeagain.

Additionalinformation

DVD
SymptomCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Playbackis notpossible.	The cadaddisc hasadifferent regionnumber fromthisunit.	Rapacchadisc withoutfacturing theameregion numberashtis unit.
Asparental lockmessage soisplayed anuplayback snolpossi-ple.	Parentallockis activated.	Turnparental lock offorchangelhe level.(Page30)
Parentallock cannot be canceled.	Thecodenum-boris ncorrect.	Enterthecorrect codenumbar.(Page30)
	You have forgot-lanyourcode number.	PressRESET.(Page38)
Dialoglan-guagoand sustitlclan-guagelicun-no-be switched.	TheDVDbeing playeddoesnot featuromultiple linguogere-cordings.	Thelanguage cannotbe switchedifthey arenotrecorded orthedisc.
	Youcanonly switch between items indicated inthed se menu.	Switchthelan-guageusingthe discmenu.
Nosubillles arecisplayed.	TheDVDbeing playeddoesnot featuresrui-lles.	Subin lesarenol displayofthey arenotrecorded orthedisc.
	Youcanonly switch between items indicated inthed se menu.	Switchthelan-guageusingthe discmenu.

SymptomCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Playbacks notperformed with the audiolanguage and subtitiolanguagesettingsselected inVideo Setupmenu.	TheDVDbeing playsddoesnot featuredialog orsubtitlesin theseacted language.	Thielanguage cannot be switched with those elected language snotracarcedon thodisc.
Theviewing angecannot beswitched.	TheDVDbeing playddoesnot featurescenes shot from multi-pleanglos.	Theviewing angle cannot be switched with the DVDdoesnot featurescenes recorded from multi eengles.
	You are trying to switch multi-angle viewing for ascanethat was nonrecorded from multiple angles.	Switch between multi eengles when watching scenes recorded from multi pleangles.

Appendix

Additionalinformation

SymptomCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Theimages extremely unclear/distorted and dark running playback.

Somediscosfeetureassignato probitcopy ing.

Sincenisunitis compatbleblwth theanalogcopy generation management system, when playing a disctnachase, a gnalprochioring coaying horizontal stribesor other imperfectionsmayappear when viewacon somed splays. This isnotamal-function.

VideoCD

SymptomCauseAction

ThePBC ( playback control) menu cannot be called up.	TheVideoCD beingplayed doesnotfeature PBC.	In operationis notavailablefor VideoCDthat notfeaturePBC.
Repeatplay andtrack/ timesearch areno1possible.	TheVideoCD beingplayed featuresPBC.	In operationis notavailablefor VideoCDthat featurePBC.

iPod
SymptomCauseAction

TheiPoddoes notoporate correctly.	Thecablesare incorrectly connector.	D connect the cablefrom the Pod, Once the Pod's main manual displays played, reconnect the Podandreset it.
	TheiPodversion isold.	Updated the Pod version.
Sound from theiPodcan notbe heard.	Theaudiocut-outdirection mayswitchautomatically whenthe Bluetooth and USB connectionsanused atthesame time.	Use the Podto charger audio output direction.

Additionalinformation

Bluetoothaudio/telephone
SymptomCauseAction

Thesound from the Bluetooth audiosource is not played back.	Thereisacalin progressona Bluetooth connectecellular phone.	Thesoundwill be played back when thocallisterni rated.
	ABluetooth connectedcellularphones currently being operated.	Donotusetha cellularphone at this time.
	Acal was made with the Bluetooth connectecelluar phononandthon immediately terminated. As a result, communication between this unit and the cellular phone.	Racconnecthe Bluetooth connection between this unit and the cellular phone.

Errormessages

When you contact your deal erorycumearest PioneerServiceCenter, besuretonotetheerror message.

Common
MessageCauseAction

AMPErrorThis sunitial stopoperator at thespeaker connection is incorrect;the protective circuit activated.

Check these speak-connection ifthemassag infantslodisappearevenafter cleaningisswitchedotion,contact your deal-eroranauthor-izedP on acrServiceStationfor assistance.

Tuner

MessageCauseAction

NoDataProvided	This unit cannot receive artist name/songtitle information.	Move the desired location or with good reception.
NoDataTrisunitcnnal receive program servicename information.		Move the desired location or with good reception.

DVD

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

DifferentRegionDisc

Thed sdocos nothavethe sameregion numberastn is unit.

ReplacetheDVD withonebearing thecorrectregion number.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Error-02-XX/FF-FF	Thediscisdirty.Cleanthedisc.
	Thediscis scratched.	Replacethedisc.
	Thediscis loaded,us do down.	Checkthallthe discis,loadedcor rectly.
	Thereisanelec- tricalorme- chanical error.	PrassRESET (Page38)
Unplayable Disc	Thistypeofdisc cannot playodonthis unit.	Replacethedisc withonctnacan beplayedonthis unit.
	Theinserted disdoesnot conla niery playab oflis.	Roplacethedisc.
ProtectAllthefileson theinserted discarcem- beddedwith DRM.		Replacethedisc.
SkippedTheinscored discosentains DRMprotected filos.		Playanaud ofilco no,embedded withWindows ModlaTMDRM9/13.
TEMPTherempa-tureoftheunit isoutsidethe normaloperat-ingrange.		Waitunt ltheunit returnstcatem-peraturewithin thenormaloper-atinglinits.
ThisDivX rentalhas expired.	Theinserted discosentains expiredDivX VOLcontent.	Selectafirelthat cambeplayed.

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Videoresolutionnotsupported	Theinserted discontainsa higndofinition DivX/MPEG-1/ MPEG-2/ MPEG-4file.	Selectafilethat canbeplayed.
Itisnotpossibletowrite itinthe flash.	Thisunit'sflash memory used asthetemporanyorage areisfull.	Selectafilethat canbeplayed.
Yourdevice isnotauthorizedto playthis DivXprotectedvideo.	Thisunit'sDivX registration codehasnot beenauthorized bytheDivX VODcontents provider.	Registernisunit totheDivXVO contentsprovider.
Unplayable File	Tristypeoffile cannotbe playedonthis unit.	Selectafilethat canbeplayed.
FormatReadSometimes there sadelay between the startofolayback andwhenyou startonearany sound.		Waituntil the messaged sap pearsandyou hearsound.
Videoframe ratenotsupported	DivXfile'sframe rateismore than30fps.	Selectafilethat canbeplayed.
AudioFormatnotsupported	Histypeoffile isno.supported anthisunit.	Selectafilethat canbeplayed.

Additionalinformation

Externalstoragedevice(USB)
MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Unplayable File	Thistypocoffi a cannot be played on this unit.	Selectafothat can be played.
	The areno songs.	Transfertheaudio filestotheUSB portableaudio player/USBmemoryandconnect.
	Securityforth connectedUSB memoryisen-apiod.	FollowtheUSB memoryinstruc tionstodisable security.
FormatReadSometimes thereisdelay between the startor playback and whenyou starttonearany sound.		Watuntilthe messagedappearsandyou hearsound.
SkippedTreconnected USBportable aud player/USBmemory containsWMA filosthatare protectedby Windows MediaTM DRM9/10.		Playaudiofile notmelected withWindows MediaTMDRM9/10.
ProtectAllnefileson theconnected USBportable aud player/USBmemory areprotectedby WindowsMedia DRM9/10.		Transferaudio filesnotprotected byWndows MediaDRM9/10 totheUSBport-aleaudioper/USBmemoryandconnect.

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Incompatible USB	TheUSBdeviceconnectectolsonotsupportedbythisunit.	ConnectableUSBportableaudicplayororUSBmemorythat'sUS2MassStorageClasscompliant.
	TheUSBdeviceisnottransformedwithFAT12,FAT' forFAT32.	TheconnectedUSBdeviceisnow abeformalledwithFAT12,FAT16forFAT32.
CheckUSBTheUSBconnectororUSBcablabasshortcirculated.		CheckthattheUSBconnectororUSBcablabisnotcaugritinsomethingoramaged.
		TheconnectedUSBstoragedeviceconsumesmore-thanmaxi-normallowablecurrent.	DisconnecttheUSBportableaudio player/USBmemoryencodonuseit.TurnthegritionswitchtoOFF,thenioACCorONandthonconnectacompliantUS2portableaudio player/USBmemory.

Appendix

Appendix

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Error-02-9X/-DX

Communication failed.

Performance of the following operations.-Turn the ignition switch OFF and backON.-Disconnect the USB portable audioplayer/USB memory.-Change load difference source.Then, return to the USB portable audioplayer/USB memory.

ThisDivX rentalhas expired.

Theinserledex- tomalstorage devicocontains expiredDivX VODcontent.

Selectailethal canocplayed.

Videoresolutionnotsupported

TheinsertedexternalstoragedevicocontainsahighdefinitionDivX/MPEG-1/MPFG-2/MPFG-4-fila.

Selectafilethatcanbeplayed.

Itisnotpossibletowriteitintheflash.

Thisunit'sflashmemoryusedasthotemporarystorageareasfull.

Selectafilethatcanbeplayed.

MessageCauseAction(Refer-
encepage)

Yourdevice isnotauthorizedto playthis DivXprotectedvideo.

Thisunit'sDivX registration codehasnot beenauthorized bytheDivX VODcontents provider.

Registerthisunit totheDivXVOD contentsprovider.

FormatRead	Sometimes	Waituntilthe
	thereisadelay	messagedisap-
	betweenthe	pearsandyou
	startofplayback	hearsound.
	andwhonyou
	starttohearany
	sound.

Videoframe	DivXfil'sframo	Se cctafilcth at
ratenotsup-ported	rate'smore than30fps.	carbeplayed.

AudioFormatnotsupported

Thistypeofleisnotsupportedonthisunit.

Se ectafilethatcarbeplayed.

Creatingthe Databasehasfailed.

Thomodowas switched to videcond/PEG imagodisplay whilethedatabasewasbeing croated.

Croanthodatabaseagain (Page 19)

iPod

MessageCauseAction

FormatRead	Sometimes	Waituntilthe
	there sadelay between the startofplayback andwhanyou starttoheararry sound.	messagedisappearsandyou haarsound.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction

Error-02-6X/-9X/-DX

Communicationfailed.

Disconnectthe cablefromthe iPod.Oncathe iPod'smain menuid s-played, reconnect the Podandresct it.

iPodfailure.Disconnectthe

cablefromthe

iPod.Onceelhe

iPod'smain

menuisds-

played,reconnect

the Pcdandreset

Error-02-67TheiPodfirm-warevers onisolo.

UpdatetheiPodversion.

StopThereareno songs.	Transfersongsto the Pod.
Thereareno songs inthe currenlist.	Selectalistthat containssongs.

NotFoundNorelated songs.

Transfersongsto the Pod.

Bluetooth

MessageCauseAction

Error-10Thepowerfailed forthe Bluetooth moduleofth sun t.

Turntheignition switchOFFand thentoACCor ON, iftheamormes-sagaisstill displayedafter performingthe aboveaction, pleasecontact yourdealeroran authorized PioneerService Station.

UnderstandingautoEQerror messages

When correct measurement of the car's inferior acoustic characteristics is not possible using autoEQ, an error message may appear on the display. Insuch cases, refer to the ab below to see what the problem is and how it may be corrected. After checking, try again.

MessageCauseAction

Pleaseconnectthemicrophoneformeasurement.Whenfinished,pleasepushHOMEkey.

The microphoneismolconnected.

Plugtheoptionalmicrophonese-curelyintothejack.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction

Error.Please checkxxxx speaker.	Thermicrophone cannot stick up themeasuring toneotaspeak er.	• Confirm that the speakers are connected correctly.• Connect the input level setting of the power ramp connected to the speakers.• Plug themicrophones securely into each jack.
Error.Please checknoise.	The surround ing noiselevel isochigh.	• Stop your carin aplacothat's quiet, and switch orthoengino, air conditioner and nealer.• Sisthemicro phone correctly.
Error.Please checkbat-tery.	Powersnot beings supplied from the battery to this unit.	• Connect the battery correctly.• Check the battery voltage.

Understandingmessages

MessagesTranslation

Screenimagemayappearreversed.

Pioneerrecommends theuseofa camera whichout-putsmirror-reversedimages.Other-wise,the screen imagewill appearreversed.

Additionalinformation

Indicatorlist

Area1Area2 Area3

Area1

indicate that the volume is adjusted.

indicate that the rule function is

indicates halthesound sal-tenuated

Area2

Indicate successful platform is Do by Digital.

indicatesthatthed gitalfor matisMPEGAudio.

48k16

Indica eshesamplingfre- quency

DTS

Indicates that adisc with PBC Onis being played.

• Indicatest natacellular phones connected.

• Indicatest natan incoming call has been received and has not been checkeryel.

Indicate the battery strength of the cellular phone.

• The level shown on the indicate may differ from the actual battery strength.

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

Indicate that he connected Bluetooth device only supports Bluetooth telephone.

Indicaesthattnecconnected Bluetoothdeviceonlysupports Bluetoothaudio.

Appendix

Appendix

Additionalinformation

	Ind catesthatheunitificur- renflyprocessinganoperation suchassearch.		Showsthefoameofthe foldercontainingtheMP3/WMA/AACHecurrentlybeing played.
	Showthealoumtillewhenre-cayingchataginformation, Showsthealoumtilleofthe songcurrentlyeingplayedor MP3/WMA/AAC/WAVfiles.		Showstheicnameofthe MP3/WMA/AACfilecurrently be ngplayed.
	Showsthesorgtitlewhenre-cayinghetaginformation, Showsthesorgtitleofthe songcurrentlybeingplayedor MP3/WMA/AAC/WAVfiles.	P.CH	Showstheresetnumberof thestationcurrentlybeing tunedinto.
	Showstecommentcurrently beingplayed.		Showsthetilenumercur- renlybeingplayed.
	Showstostationnamocur- renlyunedinto.		Showsthechapternumber currentlybe ngplayed.
	Showsthoartistnamownon receivingtheaginformation, Showsthoartistnameofthe artistcurrentlyboingplayedor MP3/WMA/AAC/WAVfiles.	Area3
	Showscollularphondinforma-tion.	STEREO	Showswennradiosignalis received.
	Showsgenora phone informa-tion.	BSM	Indicatestnacheselectedfre- quencylobeingbroadcast in storco.
	Showsnomephoneinforma-tion.	AutoEQ	TouchtotumBSMon.
	Showsoft cophonoinforma-tion.	DB	IndicatestnaAutoEQsor.
	Showsotherpnonoinma-tion.	DB	Showswenncreatingthedata-baseinMusicorrowse-mode.

Additionalinformation

	Indicate the sigma strength of the cellular phone.	Handling guidelinesDiscsandplayerUsed scefeaturing any of the following ogus.
	Indicate that B uctontelaphone disconnected.
	Indicate that Atrafficannouncement standbyison.
	Indicate that the new sorgraminierung ision.

Handlingguidelines

Discsandplayer

Use12-cmdiscs.Donclu.se8-cmdiscsoran adapterfor6-cmdiscs.

Useonlyconventional,fullycircu ardiscs.Donot useshapeddiscs.

DorctinsertanythingotherthanaDVD-R/Wor CD-R/RWintelthed scloadingslot.

Donctusecracked,chipped,warped,orother- wisedarrageddiscsastheymaydamagetheplay- er.

Unf nalizedCD-R/WWdiscscannotbeplayed back.

Donettoucantheracordedsurfaceofthediscs

Storediscsinthe caseswhen molnuse.

Derostachlabels, writeonorapplychemicals to the surface of the discs.

Tocleanadisc,wpethediswithasofclochoutwardfromthocenter.

Additionalinformation

Conder sationmaytemporarily imp arthep ayer's performance. Let trestforaboutonehourtad-justtoawamertemperature. Also wipeany damp discsofwithasoftcloth.

Playbackofdiscsmaynetbopossio coccausoot disccharacteristics,disformat.recordedapplcation,playbackenvironment.storageconditions, andsoon.

Roadshocks may interrupt is playback.

Certain function or may not be available for some DVD video discs.

It may not be possible to play back some DVD video games.

It is not possible to play back DVD-RAM discs.

This unit is not compatible with discsc Recorded in AVCHD(AdvancedVccoCodecHighDefinition) formal. Donol nser(AVCHDdiscsasyourmayno boacleoojecthdisc.

When using discsthatcan beprinted on labels, faces check the instructions and the warnings of the discs. Depending on the discs, inserting and ejecting may not be possible. Using such discs may result in damage to this equipment.

Donotattachcommerciallyavailablelabelson othermalstolthediscs.

- Thed scsiraywarpmakingthediscunplayable.

• The labels may come off four rings, playback and prevent ejection of the discs, which may result in damage to the equipment.

Externalstoragedevice(USB)

Depending on the external storage device(USB), the following problems may occur.

• Operat on smayvany.

• The storage device may not be recognized.

- Files may not be played back properly.

USBstoragedevice

ConnectionsviaUSBhubarenotsupported.

Dano correclanythingotherlbanal USB storage device

FirmlysecuretheUSBstoragedevicewhendriving.DonctlettheUSBstoragedevicefallortothefloor,whoreltmaybecomejammedunderthebrakeoracceleratorpedal.

Depending on the USB storage device, the device may cause noisetoccurin nor radio.

Copyrightprotectedfilesthatarestored in the USB devices cannot be playedback.

You cannot correct a USB portable audio player/USB memory to this unit via USB hub.

Part it onedUSBmemoryisnotcompatiblewith thisunit.

DopondingorthekindofJSBportableaudo player/USB memoryyouuse, thedevicemaynot berecognizedoraudcfilesmaynotbeplayed backproperly.

DonotleavetheUSBportableaudioplayer/USB memoryindirectsunlightforexlenedamounts of time. Doingsomaycausethedeviocetomal-functionfromtheextremeriseintemperature.

iPod

To ensure proper operation, correct the dock connector cable from the Poddirectlytothis unit.

FirmlysecuretheiPodwhendriving,Donotletthe iPodfallontothefloor,whereitmaybecome jammedunderthebrakeoraccelerato pedal.

Additionalinformation

About Podsettings

- When an iPod disconnected this sunitchanges the EQ(equalizer setting of the Poctooffin order to optimize the equations. When you disconnect the iPod, the EQ return to the original setting.

- You cannot set Repeattooff on the Pod when using this unit. Repeat is automatically changed to all when the Pod is connected to this unit.

incompat bletextsavodenthe!Podwillnotbedis-playedbytheunit.

DVD-R/RWdiscs

UnfinalizedDVD-R/RWdiscswhich have been re- conted in the video format (vide mode) cannot be played back.

PlaybackofDVD-R/RWdiscsmaynolbeposs ble, ductedischaracteristics, scratchesorditon thedisc,ordirt,condensation etc.onthelensot trisunit.

Depending on the applications of the environment, play a world record on personal computer may not be possible. (For details, contact the manufacturer of the application.)

CD-R/RWdiscs

When CD-R/RWdiscareused playbackispossibleonlyforoscwnichhavebeenfinalized. PlaybackofCD-R/RWdisrecordedonamusic CDrecorderorapersonalcomputermayrotbe possibleduetodiscanaracteristics.scratchesor dirlnathedsc.prdrl,condensation,etc.,onthe lensothisunit.

Depending on the application settings and the environment, play a record on personal computer may not be possible. (Formatics, contact the manufacture of the application.)

PlaybackofCD-R/RWdiscsmaybecomeimpossibleincaseofdirectexposureosunlight,high temperatures,orthostorageconditionsinthovhicle.

Titlesandothertextinformation recordodona CD-R/RWelsomaynotbedisplayedbyhisunit (inthecaseofaudiodata(CD-DA)).

DualDiscs

DualDiscsaretwo-s deddiscsi tha havearecordableCDforaudioononesideancarecordable DVDforvidecontheother.

PlaybackoftheDVDsideispossiblewiththisunit. However,sincetheCDsideofDualDiscsisnot phys callycompatiblewiththegeneralCDstandard,it maynclbepossibileloclaytheCDsidewith thisunit.

FrequentloadingandejectngofaDualDiscmay resultinscratchesonthedisc.Serousscratches canloadopaybackproblemsonthisunit.In somecases,aDualID somaybocomostuckinthe discloadingslotandwillnoteject.Topreventnis, werecommendyourrefrainfromus ngDualDisc withthisunit.

Please refer to the information from the disc manufacturer or predatal ed information about DualDiscs.

JPEGpicturefiles

JPEGisshortforJointPhotographicExperts Groupar:refersloastl:Imagecompression technologystandard.

Files are compatible with Baseline JPEG and FXIF 2.1st images are resolutions of 8192 × 7680 . (EX Format is used most commonly with digital still cameras.)

PlaybackofEXIF format file that was processed by a personal computer may not be possible.

There is no progressive JPEG compatibility.

Appendix

Appendix

Additionalinformation

DivXvideofiles

Docendingonchocompositionofthefileinformation, such as thenumberofzoclosstreamorsfiles, to the maybaslightdelaywhen playing back dscs.

Somespecialoperationsmaybecprohibiteddue of thecompositooftheDivXFiles.

OnlyDivXfiledownloadfromaDivXpartner a tearaguarantforproperoperation. Unauthorized DivXfilesmaynotoparatoproperty.

DRMentialfilescannolbeoperatedunitplaybackxisarted.

Recommended lesize20Borresswithtransmissionrateof2Mbpsorless.

TholCodeofthisurlntrustboroglistorodoa DivXVODprovidernorderloplaybackDivXVOD files ForinformationonlDcodes,referoDisplay-ingtheDivX VODregistrationcodecnpage31.

FormoredetaIsaboutDivX visitthefollowing site: http://www.divx.com/

MPEG-1/MPEG-2/MPEG-4videofiles

Elapsed playbacktime may not be displayed correctly.

Important

- When naming a JPEG image file, ad the corresponding filename extension (.jog .jpeg or .jpe).

- Thisunitplaysbackfileswiththesefilename extensions(.jpg..jpegor.jpe)zsaJPEG imagefile.Tooreventimalfunctions,donot usetheseextensionstorfilesotherthan JPEGimagetiles.

Compressedaudio compatibility(USB)
WAV

Fileextension:way

Quantizationbits:8and16(LPCM),4(MSADPCM)

Samplingfrequency:16kHzto48kHz(LPCM),22.05kHzand44.1kHz(MSADPCM)

Compressedaudio compatibility(disc,USB)

WMA

Fileextension.wma

Bitrates48kHzto320kHzps(CBF),VBR

Samplingfrequency:32kHzto48kHz

WindowsMed a*Audio:Professional,Lossless,Voico/ORMStream/Streamwithvideo Notcompalible

MP3

Filextorsion.mp3

Bitrace:8kbpsto320kbps(CBR),VBR

Samplingfrequency:8kHzto48kHz(32kHz, 44.1kHz 48kHzforemphasis)

CompatibleID3tagversion:1.0,1..1,2,2,2,3,2,(ID3tagVersion?xisgivanoriorityoverVersion 1.x.)

M3uplayist:Notcompatible

MP3(MPSinteractive),mp3PRO:Notcompatible

Additionalinformation

AAC

Compatibl format: AACconcodcdayiTuros

Fileextension.m/a

Samplingfrequency: 11.025kHzto46kHz

Bextra:e16kbxto320kbps

AppleLossless: Notcompatible

AACfilebagnllfromtheTunesStore(m4pfile extension):Notcompatible

DivXcompatibility

Compatible format:DivXvideoformatimplementedInrelationIoDivXstandards

Fileextensions:avlor.dlx

DivXUltraformat:Notcompatible

DivXI ID format:Notcompatible

DivXfilesWithoutvideodata:Notcompatible

DivXplus:Notcompatible

Compatibleautocodec:MP2,MP3.DorbyDigital

I.PCM:Compatible

Bitrace:8kbpst0320kbps(CBR);VBR

Samplingfrequency:8x1-8zto48k1z

Compatibleexterna:subtile* leextension.srt

MPEG-1/MPEG-2/MPEG-4video

Floatextensions.mpgor.mpeg(MPEG-1/MPEG-2),lavl(MPEG-4)

Compatible.audiocode:MP2(MPEG-1/MPEG-2),MP2.MP3.DolbyDigital(MPEG-4)

H.284(MPEG-4AWC):Compatible

I.PCM:Not.comparable

Bitrate:6kbpsto370kbps(CBR) VBR

Samplingfrequency:8kHzto48kHz

Supplementalinformation

Somecharacters nafilename(including thefile extension)oratoldomamemaynotbedisplayed.

Thisunitmaynotworkpropertydependingonthe applicationusedtoencodeWMAflies.

Theromeyocas ighto ayatthestamortalayback ofaudiofile embeddedwithimagedataopaudio filesstorodonUSBstoragedovicothathasnumercuatoichthiorarchies.

Disc(CD/DVD)

Playablefolders:upto99forCD-R/RW

Playablefolders:upto700forDVD-R/RW

Playablefiles:upto899forCD-R/RW

Playablefiles:upto3500forDVD-R/RW

Filesystem:ISO9660LevelHand2,Romeo.Joliet,UDF1.02(DVD-R/RW)

Multi-session playback:Compatible

Packetwrittenatetransfor:Notcompatible

Regardlessofthelengthofblanksectionsbetweennesongsfromtheoriginalrecording.compressedaudrodiscisplaywithshortpause betweensonsongs.

Externalstoragedevice(USB)

Playaclefile:up to 1500 (upto700forDivX/MPFG-1/MPFG-2/MPFG-4)

Playaclefile:up to 15000

Additionalinformation

Playbackofcopyright-protectedfiles:Notcompatible

Partitionedexternals or aged device(USB): Only the first to ayable partition can be played.

There is no compatibility for Multi Media Cars (MMC).

CAUTION

• Pioneeracceptsnoresponsibilityfordata lostontheUSBmemory/USBportableaudio playereven thatdataislostwhileusing thisunit.
• Pioneer cannot guarantee compatibility with all USB mass storage devices and assumes no responsibility for any loss of data on mediaplayers, smartphones, or other devices while using this product.
• Donotleavethediscs/externalstroragedevice(USB)criPodinplaceswithhightemperatures.

iPodcompatibility

TrisunilsupportsonlythefollowingiPodmodels.SupportediPodsoftwareversionsareshown be ow.Olderversionsmaynotbesupporteo. Madefor

• iPodtouch4thgeneration(softwareversion 5.1.1)
• iPodlouch3rogeneration(softwareversion 5.1.1)
• iPodtouch2ndgeneration (softwareversion 4.2.1)
• iPodtouch1stgeneration(softwareversion 3.1.3)
• iPodclassic 60GB(softwareversion2.0.4)
• iPodclassic 20GB(softwareversion2.0.1)
• iPodclassic(softwareversion1.1.2)
  • iPodwithvideo(softwareversion1.3)

• iPodnano6thgeneration(softwareversion 1.2)

• iPodnanc5thgeneration(softwareversion 1.3.2)

• Pocnane/thgeneration (softwareversion 1.0.4)
• iPodnanc3rgeneration(softwareversion 1.1.3)
  • iPocnanc2ndgeneration(softwareversion 1.1.3)
• iPodnanc1stgeneration(softwareversion 1.3.)
  • iPhone4S(softwareversion5.1.1)
  • iPhone4(softwareversionb.1.1)
  • iPhone3GS(softwareversion5.1.1)
  • iPhone3G (softwareversion 4.2.1)
  • iPhone(softwareversion3.1.3)

Depending on the generation inversion of the iPod somafunctions may not be available.

Operations may vary depending on the software version of iPod.

When using an iPod and iPod Dock Connectorto USB Cable is required.

When you use Pioneer CD IU51V/CD-U201Vinter faccable, consult your dealer for details.

About the file format compatibility, refer to the Podmanuals.

Audiobook, Podcast: Compatible

CAUTION

Pioneeraccepts no responsibility for datalost on the Pod even if that data is lost while this unilisused.

Sequenceofaudiofiles

Theuser cannot assign folder numbers and specify playback sequences within this unit.

Additionalinformation

Exampleofahierarchy

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

:Folder

Compressed audio file 01to05:Folder number

①to⑥Playback sequence

Disc

Folderselect or sequence or other operation may differ depending on the encoding or writing software.

Externalstoragedevice(USB)

The playback sequence is the same east there corded sequence of external storage device (USB).

Tospecifytheplaybacksequence,theto-owing method recommended.

1) Createatilenamethatincludesnumbers thatspecifytheplaybacksequence(e.g.

001xxx.mp3and099yyy.mp3).

2 Putthosefiles intocafolder.

3) Save the folder that contains that is to the external storage device (USB).

However, depending on the system environment, you may not be able to specify the playback sequence.

For USB portable audioplayers, thesequence is different and depends on the player.

Usingthedisplaycorrectly

CAUTION

• If liquidor foreignmallers should get inside this unit, tumor the power immediately and consult your data enough necessary authorized PIONEER Service Station. Donutsethe unit in this condition because doings may result infirc, electric shock, or other failure.
• If you notice smoke, astrange noise or smell, or any other abnormal signs from the display, turn off the power immediate and consult your dealer or the area unauthorized PIONEER Service Station. Using this unit in this condition may result in permanent damage of the system.
• Donoloisassembleormodifythisunit,as therearehigh-voltagecomponentsinside whichmaycauseelectricshock.Besureto consultyourdea erotherarestauthorized PIONEERServiceStat onforinternalinspection,adjustments,orrepairs.

Handlingthedisplay

• Nevertouch the screen with anything besides your finger when operating the touch pancl function. Thescreancanscratch easily.
• When the display is subjected to direct sunlight for a long period of time, it will become very important in possible damage to the LCD screen. You should avoid exposing the display on direct sunlight as much as possible.
• Thedisplayshouldbeusedwithintheltemperaturerangeof-10°Clo+60°C. Attemperaturoshighcrorlowerthanthisoperatingtemperaturerange.thedisplaymay noloperalenormally.
  •The LCD screen is exposed in order to increase its visibility within the vehicle. Denot pressil strongly on its this may damage it.

Appendix

Additionalinformation

- DonotpushtheLCDscreenforcefullyas thismayscratchit.

Liquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)screen

• HeatfromthechoatermayoamagctheLCD screen, and coolairfromthecoolormay cause moisture, oferminsidelh display resulting in possible damage.
- Small blackootsonwhitodots(brightdots) may appear on the LCD screen. These are ductothec characterst csoftheLCDscreen and donotindicate a function.
- When using acellular phone, keep the antenna away from the display to prevent disruption of the video image by the appearance of spots, colored in pes, etc.

LED(light-emittingdiode)backlight

• At low temperatures, using the LED backlight may increase magelaganddegradethe imagequalityduetothecharacteristicsof the CDscreen.Imagequalitywillimprove with an increase temperature.
• ToprotecttheLEDbacklight, thedisplaywill darkeninthetollowingenvironments: —Inthed rectsunlight —Neartheheatervent
  • The product lifetime of the FD backlight is more than 10000 hours. However, it may decrease if used in high temperatures.
  • If the EBacklightreachstehendotits productlife me, thescreenwillbecomedark and theimagew inlongerbeprojected. In such cases, please consult your dealer or the nearest authorized PIONEERServiceStation.

Keepingthedisplayingood condition

- When removing dust from the screener cleaning the spray firstturnthesystem poweroff, then wipewith asoftorycloth.

- When wiping the screen, take care not to scratch the surface. Donot use harsher abrasive chemical cleaners.

Bluetoothprofiles

InorderlouseBluetoothwirelesstechnology, devicesmustbeabelointerprelcertainprofiles.Thisunitiscompatiblewiththofollowing profiles.

•GAP(GenericAccessProfile)
• SDP(ServiceDiscoveryProtocol)
•OPP(ObjectPushProfile)
• HFP(HandsFreeProfile)
• HSP(HeadSetProfile)
• PBAP(PhoneBookAccessProfile)
- A2DP(AdvancedAudioDistributionProfile) - AVRCP(Audio/VideoRemoteControl Profile) 1.3

License, WarrantyDisclaimer & Limitation of Liability

ThisitemincorporatescopyprotectiontechnologyfnatisprotectedbyJ.S.patentsandotherintellectualpropertyrightsofRovCorporation.Reverscenginceninganddisassemblyaraprohibited.

SAFETYPROVISIONS

Disclaimer

THEWARRANTESSETFORT-HINPIONEER'S LIMITEDWARRANTYARETHFONLY.WARRANTIFSVAD-BYPIONEFORANYOFITSI CEN- SORS.ASAPPLICABLE.PIONEERANDITS LICENSORSPRESSLYDSCIAIALLOTHER WARRANTIES.FXPRESSORIMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUTLIMITATION,WARRANTIESOF MERCHANTABILITYANDFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE.

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LimitationofLiability

TOTHEMAXIMUMEXTENTPERMISSIBLE UNDERAPPLICABLE LAW NEITHERPIONFER NORITSLICENSORSWLLBELIABLETOYOU ORTOANYOTHERPARTYFORANYINDIRECT, CONSQUALITIAL INCIDENTAL PUNITIVE, OR SPECIAL DAVAGES, REGARDLESSOF THE FORMOFACTION, WHETHERINCONTRACT ORINTORT, INCLUDINGNFGIFENCE, EVENIF SUCHPARTIES HAVEBEENADVISEDOF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCHDAMAGES.

TOTHERMAXIMUMEXTENTPERMISSIBLE UNDERPAPPLICABLEFLAW.PIONFER'S.ORITS LICENSORS,TOTALLIABILITYOFANYKIND ARISINGOUTFORRELATEDTOYOURUSE OFTHEPRODUCTS.INCLUDING,BUTNOT LIMITED,ANYWARRANTYCLAIMS.ORANY CLAIMSFORPROPERTYDAMAGE,DEATHOR DISABILITY.REGARLESSOFTHEFORUM ANDREGARDLESSOFWHETHERANAYACTION ORCLAMISBASEDONCONTRACT,TORT(INCLUDINGNEGLIGENCE),STRICTPRODUCTIBILITY,ORANYOTHERLEGALTHEORY,WILL NOTEXCEEDONETHOUSANDDOLLARS(USD \$100).

SOMEJURISDICTIONSDONOTALLOWTHE EXCLUSIONOFDAWAGESORLIMITATIONOF LIABILITY,SOTHEABOVEEXCLUSIONSOR LIMITATIONS,TOTHEEXTENTPROHIBITEDBY APPLICABLELAW,MAYNOTAPPLYTOYOU, YOURSPECIFICRIGHTSMAYVARYFROMJURISDICTIONTOJURISDICTION.

Bluetooth

TheBluetooth® word-markandlogosareregisteredtrademarkssownedbyBluetoothSIG, Inc. andanyuseofsuchmarksbyPIONEER CORPORATIONisunderlicense.Othertrade marksandtradenamesaretnoseofthe respectiveowners.

DVDvideo

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iTunes

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Supply of this production only conveys a license for private non-commercial use and does not convey a license on simply any right issue product, unitary commercial (i.e. revenue-generating) realtime broadcasting (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/orany or hermedia), broadcasting/streaming by internet, intranels and another networks in other electronic content distribution systems, such as audio audio on demand applications, An independent license for such use is required. Ford details please visit http://www.mplicensing.com.

WMA

Windows Mediaiseitheraregisteredtrademark or tracemarkofMicrosoftCorporationthe UnitedStatesano/crothercountries. Thisproductincludestechnologyownedby MicrosoftCorporationandcannotbeusedor distributedwithcutalicensefromMicrosoft Licensing Inc.

iPod&iPhone

iPhone. Pod.iPodclassic,iPodnano,andiPod to,charstrademarksofAppleInc.,registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Additionalinformation

"Made for iPod" and "Made for iPhone" mean thatane electronicaccessoryhasbeendesigned toconnectspecificallyto PocoriiPhone, respectively, andhasbeence rified by the developerto meet Appleperformancestandards. Appleis not responsible for the operation of this service on compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please do that he used this accessory with PocoriPhenemay affect wireless performance.

DolbyDigital

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-symbol arctademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

DivX

DivX ^® , DivXCertified ^® and associated logos are trademarks of Rovi Corporation or its subsidiaries and are used under license.

ABOUTDIVXVIDEO:DivX is digital video formatcreated by DivX, LLC, as subsidiary of Rovi Corporation. This is official DivX certified devicethatplays DivXvideo. Visitdivx.comfor more information and software tool store convert your files into DivXvideos.

ABOUTDIVXVIDEO-ON-DEMAND This DivXCertified® devicemustberegistered in order to play purchased DivXVideo on-Demand (VOD) movies. To obtain your registration code, locate the DivXVOD section in Displaying the DivX® VOD registration code. Goovod.civx.com form more information on how to complete your registration.

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Appendix

Additionalinformation

LanguagecodechartforDVD

Language(code),inputcode
Japanese (aj), 1001	Dzongkha (dz), 0426	Kurdish (ku), 1121	Kinyanwanda (rw), 1823
English (en), 0514	Ewe (ac), 0505	Koml (kv), 1122	Sanskrit (sa), 1901
French (fr), 0618	Esperanto (eo), 0515	Cornish (kw), 1123	Sardinian (sc), 1903
Spanish(es),0519	Estonian(ei), 0520	Kirginiz,Kyrgyzky), 1125	Sindhi(sd),1904
German (de), 0405	Basque (eu), 0521	Latin (a), 1201	NorthernSami(se), 1905
Italian(t),0920	Persian(ta), 0601	Luxembourgish(lb), 1202	Sangno(sq), 1907
Chinese (zh), 2608	Fulah (fl), 0606	Ganda (lg), 1207	Sirhala (s), 1909
Dutch,Flemish(nl), 1412	Finnish (fl), 0609	Limburgan (ll), 1209	Slovak (sk), 1911
Portuguese (pl), 1620	Fij ar (f), 0610	Lingala (lr), 1214	Slovenian (sl), 1912
Swedish (sv), 1922	Farcese (fc), 0615	Lao (lc), 1215	Samoaan (sm), 1913
Russian(r), 1821	WesternHris an(hy), 0625	L thuan an(lt),1220	Shona(sn),1914
Korean (ko), 1115	Irish (ga), 0701	Luba-Kalarga (u), 1221	Somali (sc), 1915
Greek (ef), 0512	Gas le (gö), 0704	Latvian (v), 1222	Albanlan (sq), 1917
Afara (sa), 0101	Galician (gl), 0712	Malagasy (mg), 1307	Serbian (sr), 1918
Axhazlan (ab) 0102	Guaranl (gn), 0714	Marshallese (mn), 1308	Swafi (ss), 1919
Avestan (ac), 0105	Gujarati (gu), 0721	Maori (mi), 1309	Sothe,Southamist, 1920
Afrikaans (af), 0106	Manx (gv), 0722	Macedonian (mi), 1311	Sundamese (su), 1921
Akan (ak), 0111	Hausa (ha), 0801	Ma ayalam (mi), 1312	Swahili (sw), 1923
Amharic (am), 0113	Hebrew (he), 0805	Morgolan (mn), 1314	Tamil (ta), 2001
Aragonese (an), 0114	Himai (hi), 0809	Marathi (mri), 1318	Telugu (le), 2005
Arabic (ar), 0118	Hini Molu (ho), 0815	Malay (ms), 1319	Tajik (lg), 2007
Assamese (as), 0119	Croatian (hr), 0818	Maltse (mt), 1320	Thai (th), 2008
Avanz (av), 0122	Haitian (hi), 0820	Burmese (my), 1325	Tigniya (l), 2009
Aymara (ay), 0125	Hungarian (hu), 0821	Nauru (na), 1401	Turkonom (tk), 2011
Azerbaijan (az), 0126	Armonian (hy), 0825	Bokmal (nb), 1402	Tagalog (tl), 2012
Baskirba),0201	Herero(hr),0826	Ndebe e North(no), 1404	Tswana(in), 2014
Belarusian (bei), 0205	Interlingua (ia), 0901	Nepali (ne), 1405	Tonga (to), 2015
Bulgarian (bg), 0207	Indonesian (id), 0904	Ndonga (rg), 1407	Turkish (t), 2018
Bihari (bh), 0208	Interlingue (es), 0905	Nynorsk (an), 1414	Tsonga (ts), 2019
Bis ama (bi), 0209	Igoo (ig), 0907	Norwegian (no), 1415	Tatar (tt), 2020
Bambara(bm),0213	SichuanY(ii),0909	Ndebe e South(nr), 1418	Twix(w),2023

Additionalinformation

Language(code),inputcode
Bonga (br).0214	Inupiaq (ik).0911	Navajo,Navano(nv), 1422	Iahitian(cy).2025
Tibetan (jo).0215	Ido (io).0915	Crichewa (ny), 1425	Ughur,Uygnur(ug), 2107
Breton (br).0218	Icelandic (is).0919	Occitan (oc), 1503	Ukrain an (uk).2111
Bosnian (bs).0219	Inuktitut (iu).0921	Ojiowa (oj), 1510	Urdu (ur), 2118
Cataran (ca).0301	Javanese (iy), 1022	Oromo (om), 1513	Uzbek (uz), 2126
Chechon (ce).0305	Georgian (ke), 1101	Onya (or), 1518	Venda (ve).2205
Charromo (ch).0308	Kongo (kg), 1107	Osselian (cs), 1519	Vietnamese (vi), 2209
Cors pan (cs).0315	Kikuyu,Gikuyu(ki),1109	Panjati,Punjabit(pai), 1601	Valapük(yo).2215
Cree (cr).0318	Kuanyama (kj), 1110	Pari (pi), 1609	Waloon (wa), 2301
Czech (cs).0319	Kazakh (kk).1111	Polish (pl), 1612	Wolot (wo).2315
Church Slavic (cu).0321	Kalaalisut (kl), 1112	Pashto.Pushto(ps), 1619	Xhosa(xn).2408
Chuvash (cv).0322	CentralKhmer(km).1113	Quechua(qu),1721	Yiddish(yi).2509
Welsh (cy).0325	Kanneda (kn), 1114	Romansh (rn), 1813	Yoruba (yo), 2515
Dan sh (da).0401	Kanuri (kj).1118	Runci (rn), 1814	Zhuang,Chuang(za), 2601
Divehi (dv).0422	Kash miri (ks), 1119	Romanian (ro), 1815	Zu u (zu), 2621

Additionalinformation

Specifications

General

Powersource....14.4VDC;12.CVto14.4Val

(owable)

Groundingsystem......Negativetype

Maximum current consumption

10.0A

Dimensions(W×H×D):

D

Chassis....78mm×00mm×

165mm

Nose....171mm×97mm×

18mm

(AV-1X5550BT/AVH-X4550DVD)

Nose....171mm×97mm×9mm

(AV+X2550B1/AVH-X1550DVD)

We girl....2.0kg

(AWH-X5550BT/AMH-X4550DVD)

Weight....1.7kg

(AYI X2550BT/AVI I X1550DVD)

Display

Screensize/aspect ratio...6.9b nch wide/16:9

(effective display area)

156.6mm×8.6mm)

(AVH-X3550BT/AVH-X4550DVD)

Screensize/aspect ratio...6.1 nchwide/16:9

(effective splayarea:

136.2mm×72.0mm

(AVH-X23031/AVH-X1550DVD)

Pixels....152000(2400×460)

Displaymethod.....TFTactivematrix,drivngtype

Colorsystem....NTSC/PAI/PAI-M/PAI-N

SLCAMcompatible

Durealetemperaturerange(power-off)

-20°Cb+30°C

Audio

Maximum power output..50W×4

70W×1/2Ω(forsubwoofer)

Continuouspoweroutput

22W×4(50)Hz to 15000 Hz

6%TFD,4Ω load bothchan-

nelsdr von)

Load impedance .... 4Ω (4Ω to 8Ω (2Ω for 1c))

allowable

Precout maximum output level

OV

(AM1X5550BT/AM1X4550CVD)

Preoutmaximumoutputlevel

2.0V

(AVH-X2550B) (AVH-X1350DVD)

E-mail:@bandgraphic-qualified

Frequency: 40Hz/80Hz/200Hz/400Hz

1kHz/2.5kHz/8kHz/10kHz

Gain 12d13

UP

Frequency.....501/631/2801/2/001/2/

125Hz

Store -124Vcd

Subwoofer(mono)

Frequency: 50Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100Hz

126Hz

Sloc: 18dB/oct

Gain....-6cBto-24dB

Phase Normal/Reverse

Bassbost:

Gain....-12dBto9dB

DVDPlayer

System......DVVideo,VideoCD,CD

WMA MP3, AAC, DivX, JPCG

MPEGplayer

Usablediscs.....DVVideo,VideoCD,CD,CD

R/RW DVD-R/RWORD

Regionumber......4

Frequency response.....bHz to 44000Hz (with DVD,

alsamplingfrequency96kl (2)

Sigma to noiseratio.....96cB(1kHz)(IEC Anetwork)

(RCAlevel)

Outputlevel

Video 1.0 Vp-p/75Ω (=0.2V)

Number of channels .....2 (stereo)

MP3decod neformat....VPFG-1&2Aud of layer3

WMAdecceingformal....Ver.7,7.1.8.9.10.11.12(2ch

aucic)

(WindowsMed Player)

AACceccodingformat.....MPEG-4AAC(Tunesencoded

on yil,4s

(Ver 10.6andeerlier)

JPEG

JPEGdeccingformal

PCU, PC, PC

PixelSampling.....422.420

DecodeSize.....MAX:8192(H)x7680(W)

MIN:320 x320V

Additionalinformation

DivXdecodingformat.....HomeTheaterVer3,4,5,2,6

(ExceptultraandHO)(avi.

.01ex)

MPEGwodecodingformat

MPFG1 MPFG2 MPFG4

USB

USB standards specification

USB1.1, USB2.0fu Ispeed

(fordeofi es)

USB2.0highspeed:For

aucifiles

Maximum current supply

1.04

USPClass....MSC(MassStorageClass)

Filesystem....FAT16.FAT32

MP3decod nglormal.....MPEG-1&2Aud oLayer3

WMAdeccingformat...Ver.7.7.1.5.9.10,11.12(2ch

ancio

(WindowsMed Player)

AACDecodinglorna.....MPEG-AAC(i) unescoded

only

(Ver. 10.6andearlier)

WAV

WAVsignalformat...LinearPCM,MSADPCM

Lwav

SamplingFrequency

Linear-CM:16kHz

22.05kHz,24kHz,32kHz,

1. kHz, 48kHz

MSADPCM:22.06×Hz

44 kHz

JPEG:

JPEGdecodingformat

...jpeo,jpa,jpe

PixelSamping.....422420

DecodeSize....MAX:8192(H)x7680(W).

MIN:32(H)×32(W)

DivXecodinglorna.....Home heaterVer.3.4.5.2.6

(Exceptutraandl D)(avi,

.civej

MPEGviceodecodingformat

MPEG ^+ ,MPEG2,MF=64

FMtuner

Frecuencyrange....87.5MHz to 106.0MHz

Usable sensitivity 9dBf:0.8μV/75Ω mono, S/N

3(dB)

Signa-to-raisetio.....72dB(IEC-A network)

Appendix

Índice

01 Precauciones

Technical diagram of a device with numbered components, likely an electronic or mechanical assembly.

AVH-X2550BTyAVH-X1550DVD

Diagram of a device panel with numbered components and a circular symbol on the left side.

①RESET

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Loudness Low Subwoofer On Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjuster 0

DVD-V 01 01 1 JAN 12:43 1:2 ②

News&Info—Popular—Classics—Others

Video Playlists Movies Movie Videos Video Podcasts TV Shows Reckets

Bluetooth Abcdefghi Abcdefgh Abcdefgh Abcdefgh 03/22" - 23/22" ① ② ③ ④

①Tecladebúsqueda

12:25 Abcataphy X=XXXXXX=XXXXX 12 11 10 9

①Tecladecierre

Socierra lapantalla.

②Teclademarcaciónpredefinida

•FULL(pantal acomplete)

La magende4:3seampliaensentidohorizontalsolamente, oqueperm teoteneruna imagandeTVde4:3(imagennormal);sin omisiones.

•NORMAL(normal)

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Laudience Low Subwoofer Cm Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjuster 0

Line drawing of a car interior with steering wheel and attached cable (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of a showerhead spraying into a sink with a hanging hook (no text or symbols)

AVH-X2550BTyAVH-X1550DVD

Simple line drawing of two stacked rectangular blocks with circular holes, no text or symbols present.

Technical diagram of an electrical device with numbered components and labeled parts

Instalación

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts ① and ②, likely illustrating a vehicle or mechanical assembly.

Diagram showing car interior components with numbered labels pointing to a specific area

Diagram of a car interior showing steering wheel and dashboard (no text or symbols)

MP3i(MP3 interactive),rp3PRO:nocompatible

AAC

Formatocompat ble: AAC coccificadoconi tunes

Extension research vol. avio divx

FormatoDivXLltra:noncompatible

FormatoDivXHD:nocompatible

(AM)X2550RT/AM/LX'SECOVD

Equalizacion(Ecualizaciongrálicoedeßbandas):

Frequency: 10Hz/80Hz/200Hz/100Hz

1kHz/2.5kHz/8kHz/10kHz

±12d5

HFE

Frecuencia.....50 L/631 L/801 L/1001

125112

Pendiente....-12cB/oct

Allawczdesuboraves(mono):

Frecuencia 50,1z/63,1z/80,1z/100,1z

125Hz

Pend on c. 18c B/cc

Garancia......16dBa-24d3

Exen

Intensit caciodecraves:

Ganancia....+12d3a0dB

ReproductordeDVD

Sistema...... Reproduclerde VLDvideo,

VideoCD,CD,WMA,MP3,

AAC.DivXJPCSyVPCG

Discosutilizables.....DVDvideo,VideoCD,CD,CD-

B:EW DVD-B:EWED

Númerodereg 50

iestace efrecuencia

5Hz-44000Hz/cosDV7a

unaltrucocariadaroueslree

du95k |21

Re apicodesena anuido

96d3(1kHz)(redIEC-A)

[weelBCA]

Niveldesalida

Video 1.5 Vp-p/35Ω (±0.2V)

MPFG-1&2/AudioIaver3

(exceptoultravyHDv.avi

div.

Formatoledecceficac óndeviceoMPCG

MPEG1,MPEG2,MPEG4

SintonizadordeFM

Intervalodefrecuencias...de57.5MHz108,0VHz

Sens Elidad utilizable ..... 3vB10.8uV/75Ω mono

señal/ruido:30dB)

Relación deseñalado

72dL (recIEC-A)

SintonizadordeAM

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Loudness Low Subwoofer On Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjuster 0

DVD-V 01 01 1 JAN 12:43 1:2 ②

①iconederolagem

① ② 8 Aug 12:05 87.5 ③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨

①BotãoBanda

12:25 Adeleghi XXXXXXXXXXXXXX C R B W

Importante

Audio Sonic Center Control L/R 0 Loudance Low Subwoofer On Bass Booster 0 High Pass Filter 125Hz Source Level Adjuster 0

①BotãoAjustedevídeo