DEH-7350BT - Receiver PIONEER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DEH-7350BT PIONEER

REPRODUCTOR DE CD CON RECEPTOR RDS

RECEPTOR DE CD RDS

CD RDS 接收機

تاناوطسا لغشم CD ویدار عم RDS

ThankyouforpurchasingthisPIONEER product.

Toensureproperuse, pleasereachrough this manual before using this product. It is especially important that you read and observe WARN-

INGsandCAUTIONsinthismanual. Please keepthemanualinasafeandaccessibleplacefor futurereference.

FCCID:AJDK033

MODELNO.:DEH-7350BT

This equipment components with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forthor uncontrolled equipment and meets the CC/ICAC frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement CtoOF I to. This equipment has very low levels of IR energy that is deemed completely without maximum permiss veexposure evaluation (VPD). But it sees reliable that it should be installed operated with least 20cm and more between the radiator and person's bodyexc using extremities hands, wrists feet and ankles).

This transmitter must not be located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

InformationtoUser

Alterationomodif cationscarredoutwith- culapproprialeauthor zationmayinvalidale theuser'srigettooperatethecquipment.

Aboutthisunit

CAUTION

• Donotallow this unit to come into contact with liquids. Electrical shock could result. Also, damage to this unit smoke, and overheating could result from contact with liquids.
  • Always keep the volume lower enough to hear outside sounds.
  • Avoid exposure to moisture.
• If the battery is disconnected or discharged, any preset memory will be erased.

CAUTION

This product is a class I as per product classified under the Safety of laser products, IEC 60825-1:2007, and contains a class I as per module. To ensure continued safety, do not remove any covers or temporary lockdown in access to the inside of the product. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

CAUTION—CLASS 1M INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN, DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS.

CAUTION:

USEOFCONTROLORADJUSTMENTOR PERFORMANCEOFPROCEDURES OTHERTHANTHOSESPECIFIEDHEREIN MAYRESULTINHAZARDOUSRADIATION EXPOSURE.

CAUTION:

THEUSEOFOPTICALINSTRUMENTS WITHTHISPRODUCTWILLINCREASE EYEHAZARD.

BeforeYouStart

Notes

• Functionsettingoperatonsarecompleted evenifthemeniscancelledbeforetheoperationareconfirmed.
• In this manual, iPodanciPhone will be referred to as "iPod".

Demomode

Important

• Failure to connect the lead (ACC) of this un talo terminal coupled with ignition switch on/off operation may lead to battery drain.
• Remember that the feature of continuous operating when the care engine slumped off, it may drain battery power.

The demoautomatically start when the ignition switchissetto ACCorONwhile the unit is turned off. Turning off the unit does not cancel demode. To cancel the demode, operate the function in the initial setting menu. Operating the demow while the ignition switchissetto ACCmay drain battery power.

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Headunit

Diagram of a car front panel with numbered labels pointing to different compartments or parts.

PartPart
1S(SRC/OFF)8			2 (phone/on hook)
7▲/ject(9)			3 (Back/display scroll)
3	4 (isk)	6	▲/▼/◄►
4	MULTI-CONTROL(M.C.)	1	◎ /DISPOFF
5D scloadingslot@1tc6
6USBpcn		13	AuKinputjack(3.5mm stereo jack)
7B(BAND/ESC)		14Detacnbutton

CAUTION

• Useanoptonal PioneerUSBcable(CD-USCE)toconnect theUSBaudio player/USB memory as any device connected directly to the unit will protrude out from the unit and may be dangerous.
  • Donoluse unauthorized products.

Remotecontrol

Diagram of a 19-pin electronic component with labeled pins and connections

Part	Operation
15VOLUME	Pressstoincreasoordoc case volume.
16MUTE	Pressstomute.Pressapa mro unmute.
17AUDIO	Presslose lecta audio function.
18DISP/SCRL	Presslose lectdifferenidis-plays.Pressandholdtoscroll through the text information.
19II	Pressstopauseormasumaplay-back.
20 FUNC-TION	Presslose lectfunctions.Pressandholdoracalth initialsettingmenuwhonthesourcesareoff.
21 LIST/ENTER	PressstoDisplayhcalsettie, tracktile, folder, orfilel side-pending on the source. While intheoperating menu, pressocontrol functions.

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Displayindication

① ② ③ ⑥ ⑧ ⑨ ⑪ ⑫ ④ ⑤ ⑦ ⑩ ⑫ ⑬

	Indicator	State
1	Maindis playsec-tion	TunerbandandfrequencyBuilt inCD,USBstorage deviceanciPodcelapsed playbacktimeandtextinformation
2▲		Anuppertlerofthefolderor menuex sts.
3▲		Aoverclerofthefolderor menuex stsThiefasheswhanesong/albumrelacedtothesongcurrentlyplayingisselectedfrom thaiPod
4	Q (list)	Trelisfunctionisbeingoper-ated.
5	A (artist)	Theart.stnameisdisplayed.Artistsearchrefinementofthe iPodbrowsingfunctionis n use.
6	● (disc)	Tredisc(album)*namescisp ayod.Abumsearchrefinementof theiPodbrowsingfunction s inusc.

Indicator		State
7	20 (song)	Theneck(songinamesdisplayed.Aplayableaudiofilehasbeensellectedduringoperationoftheist.SongsearchrefinementtheiPocbrowsingfunctionisinusa.

8LOC		Localseekuringison.
9	re-peat)	Trackofolderrepeatison.
10	xx (random/shuttle)	Randomplayison.ThePodsourceselectedandthoshuffle/shuttle function son.
11	(autc answer)	Showswhentheautomaticanswerngfunctionison.
12	(3.ue-toothin sil-cator)	ConnectedoaBluetoothce-vice.Theireisonhold.
13	S.Rtrv(sound/rever)	Thasoundreiverfunctionson.

BasicOperations

Important

• Handle gently when removing or attaching the front panel.
• Avoid subjecting the front panel to excessive shock.
• Keep the front panel out of direct sunlight and light temperatures.
• To avoid damaging the device or vehicle interior, remove any cables and devices attached to the front panel before detaching it.

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Removing the front panel to protect your run from theft

1 Press the each button release the front panel.

2 Push the front panel upward and pull it toward you.

3) Always keep the detached front panel in a protection device such as a protection case.

Re-attaching(befrontpanel)

TSlideth ofrontpaneltotheloft. Makesuretoinsertthetabsorthelefts deof theheadunitinlotheslotsorthefron panel.

2) Presstnorightsideofthefrontpaneluntilitis firmlysealed.

If you cannot lack the front panel to the head units successfully, makes sure that you are placing the front panel onto the head unit correctly. Forcing the front plane into placemay result in damage the front panel on head unit.

Tum ngtheuniton

TPressS(SRC/OFF)totumtheuniton.

Turningheuniloff

Press(SRC/OFF) and hold until the unit turnsoft.

Selectingasource

1 PressS(SRC/OFF)locyclebetween:

TUNER (tuner)—CD (null-in CD player)—USB (USB)/iPod (Pod)—AUX(AUX)

Adjustingthevolume

1 Turn M.C.toadjustthevolume

Turningthed splayoffandon

1 Press /DISPOFFandholdunlithedisplay turnsoftandon.

CAUTION

Forsafetyreasons, park your vehicle when removing the front panel.

Note

When this unit's blue/white/elecisconnected to the vehicle'sauto-antennarelaycontrol terminal, the vehicle'santennaextendswonth this unit's sourceistumedon. Toretractneantenna,tumthesourceoff.

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Useandcareoftheremote control

Using theromote control

[1] Pointeremo.econtrol.Inchedirect or of the frontpanel to operate. When using for that first time, pull out the film protruding from the tray.

Replacingthenattery

T Sidethetrayoutorthebackoftheremote control.

② Insert the battery with the plus (+) and minus (-) poles aligned properly.

WARNING

• Keep the battery out of there each of children. Should the battery be swallowed, consult a doctor immediately.
• Batteries(batterypackorbatteriesinstalled) must not be exposed to excess vehicle such as sunshine, fire or the like.

CAUTION

• UseoneCR2025(3V) lithium battery.
- Removethebattery if theremote control is not used for a month longer.
- Thereisadangerofexplosionifthebatteryis incorrectlyreplaced. Replaceonlywiththe sameorequivalenttype.
- Donothandlethebatterywithmetallictools.
- Donotstorethebatterywithmetallicobjects.
- If the battery leaks, wipether control completely clean and install anew battery.

- Whendisposingcfusedbatteries,comply withgovernmentalregulationsorenvironmentalpublicinstitutions'rulesthataopyn yourcountry/area.

Important

• Donotstoretheremotecontrollnighttemperaturesordirectsunlight.
• Theremote control may not function properly and rect sunlight.
• Donof ettheremotecontrolltantothe floor,whereilmaybecomejammedunder thecrakecracceleratorpedal.

UsingBluetoothtelephone

Important

• Sincetrisunit sonstandbytoconnectwith yourcellularphoneviaBluetoothwireless technology, using it without the engineer running and rainthebatterypower.
• Operations may vary depending on the kind of cellular phone.
• Advanced operations that require attention such as dialing numbers on the monitor, using the phonebook, etc., are prohibited while driving. Parkycurve in a safe place when using these advanced operations.

Settingupforhands-freephoning

Before you can use the hands-free phoning function you must setup the unit for use with your cellular phone.

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1Connection

Operate the Bluetooth telephone connection menu. Raferto Connection menu operation page8.

2 Functionsettings

OperatetheBluetoothtelephonefunction menu.RafertoPhonemenoperationpage 8.

BasicOperations

Makingaphonacall

1.ReferoPhonemenuoperationpage8.

Answeringanincorningcall

1:Whenacallisreceived pressM.C.

Encingacall

1:Press 2.

Rejectinganincorningcall

1:Whenacallisreceived press 2.

Answeringacallwaiting

1:Whenacallisreceived pressM.C.

Cancolingcal waiting

1:Press 2.

Adjustingtheotherparty slisteningvolume

1:Press ▲or▼whiletalkingonthephone.

Turningprivatemodeonoroff.

1:PressB(BAND/ESC)whilstalkingonthephone.

Switchingtheinformationdisplay

1:Press ▷whiletalkingonthephone.

•Pressanchold ▷toscroll.

Notes

- If private mode is selected on the cellular phone, hands freephoning may not be available.

• The estimated call time appears in the display(this may differ slightly from the actual call time).

Menuoperationsidentical forfunctionsettings/audio adjustments/initialsettings/lists

ReturningtothepreviousdisplayReturningtothepreviouslist(thefolderonelevelhigher)Press

ReturningtothomainmenuReturningtothoptiofrolistPressandroid

ReturningtothordinarydisplayCancelingtheinitialsettingmenuPressB(BAND/ESC)

ReturningtothordinarydisplayfromtnelistPressB(BAND/ESC)

Tuner

BasicOperations

Selectingaband1PressB(BAND/ESC)untilthedasirecband(F1. F2. F3 for FM or AM) s displayed.

Manualtuning(sleptysstep)1Press←or▶.

Seeking1Pressandhold←or▶,and/menrelease.Youcancancelsocktuningby/iroflypressing←or▶Whilepressinganholding←or▶,youcanskipstations.Seoktuningstartsassoonasyourelease←or▶.

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Storingandrecallingstations foreachband

Usingpreset tuningbuttons

1 When you find astation that you want to store in memory, press one of the preset tuning buttons (1 to 6) and hold until the preset number stops flashing.

2Pressoneofthepresettuningbuttons(1 to6)toselectthedesiredstation.

■Youcanalsorecallsoredrad ostationsbypressing▲or▼duringthofrequencycycisplay.

Switchingthedisplay

Selectingthedesiredtextinformation

●Press ↩.

Programservicename—Frequency

■The frequency appears the displayforeign seconds.

Note

Depending on the area, you cannot switch the display.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Afterselecting, perform the following procedure to set the function.

BSM(beststationsmemory)

BSM (poststations memory) automat callystores thesis strongest stations in the order of their signal strength.

TPressM.C.totumBSMon. Tocancel, pressM.C.again.

Localseekturing let syouture into only those raclostations with sufficiently strong signals for good reception.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode. 2 TurnM.C.tosselectthedesireosetting. FM: OFF — LEVEL 1 — LEVEL 2 — LEVEL 3

LEVEL4

AM:OFF—LEVEL1—LEVEL2

The highest level setting all lowsreception of only chest rongeststations, while lower levels allow the reception of weaker stations.

3 PressM.C.to confirm theselection.

CD/CD-R/CD-RWandUSB storagedevices

BasicOperations

PlayingaCD/CD-R/CD-RW

Insertthediscintothad disc loadingslotwth thelabelsideup.

EjectingaCD/CD-R/CD-RW

1Press▲.

PlayingsongsonaUSBstoragedevice

1OpentheUSBconnectorcoverandplugin

theUSBstoragedeviceusingaUSBcable.

Stopping playbackoff lesona USBstoragede-vice

1YourmaydisconnecttheUSBstoragedevice, anytime.

Selectingafolder

1 Press▲or▼.

Selectingatrack

1Press◄or►

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Fastforwardingoverversing1Pressanchold<on>·Whenplayingcompressedaudio,thereisingsoundcuringfastforwardomoverse.

Returningtorootfolder1PressancholdB(BAND/ESC).

SwitchingbetweencompressedaudioandCD-DA1PressB(BAND/ESC).

Note

Disconnect USB storage devices from the unit when not in use.

Displayingtextinformation

Selectingthedesiredtextinformation

1)Press 2

Scrollingthedetextinformat:ortothecleft

TI)Pressanchold 3

Notes

- Depending on the version of Tunes used to write MP3 files load discscormedia file types, incompatible telext stored within an audio file may be displayed incorrectly.

- TexInformationItems.halcanbechanged dependencemedia.

Selectingandplayingfiles/ tracksfromthenamelist

1PresstosWitchtothefile/trackname listmode.

2UseM.C.toselectthedesiredfilename (orfoldername).

Changirgthctilcortoldomame1TurnM.C.

PlayingTJWnerafi eortrackisselected.pressM.C.

Viewingalistothetiles(orto de:s)ntheselecledfolder1 Whenafolderisselected,pressM.C.

Play ngasongintheseectedfo der1 Whenafolderisselected,pressancholdM.C.

Advancedoperationsusing specialbuttons

Selectingarepeatplayrange

1Press/→ticyclebetweenthefollowing:

CD/CD-R/CD-RW

•DISC-Repeataltracks

•TRACK-Repeathecurrenttrack

•FOLDER-Repeathecurrentfolder

USBaudioplayer/USBmemory

•ALL-Repeatalfiles

•TRACK-Repeathecurrenttile

•FOLDER-Repeathecurrentfolder

Playngtracks nrandomorder

IT Press5/ XX toum random playonoroff. Tracks in selected repeat range are played in random order.

Pausing playback

1 Press 2/PAUSE to pause or resume.

Enhancingcompressed audio and restoring rich sound (sound retriever)

1 Press1/S.Rtrvlocyclebetween:

OFF(off)—1—2

1. seffective for low compression rates, and 2.

iseffective for high compress or rates.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

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3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Afterselecting perform the following procedure to set the function.

REPEAT(repeatplay)

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 Turn M.C. to select arepeat play range. Fordetails, referto Selecting arepeat play range orthispage.

3 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

RANDOM(random to ay)

^1 PressM.C.totumrandomlayonorof

PAUSE(nause)

1PressM.C.topauseorresume

S.RTRV(soundreliever)

Automaticallyenhancescompressedaud and restoresrichsound.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 Turn M.C. to select the desired setting. Fordetails, referto Enhancing compressed audio and restoring rich sound (sound reinver) on this page.

3 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

iPod

BasicOperations

Playingsongsroan!Pod

□ OpontheUSBconnectover.

□ ConnectaniPodtotheUSBcablingan

iPodDoc<Connector.

Selectingatrack(chapter)

□Press◀or▶

Fastforwardngomoversing

□Pressandhold◀or▶.

Notes

• TheiPodcannotbe returnedonoroffwhenthe controlmodeissettoCTRLAUDIO.

- Disconnectheadphonesfromthe Podbeforeconnectingittothisunit.

- TheiPodwillturnoffabouttwominutesafter the gnitionswitchissettoOFF.

Displayingtextinformation

Selecting the desired text information

1Press

Scrollingthetextinformat ontotheleft

1Pressandroid

Browsingforasong

1PresstosWitchtothetopmenuoflist search.

2UseM.C.toselectacategory/song.

Changingthenamocthesongorcategory1TurnM.C.Playlists—artists—albums—songs—podcasts—genres—composers—aud ebooks

Playing1Whenasongisselected.pressM.C.

Viewingalistofsgongsintheselectedcategory1Whenacatoporyissolacted.pressM.C.

Playingasongirtheselectedcategory1Whenacagoryisselected.pressandholdM.C.

Searchingtheistbyalphabet1Whenalistfortheselectedcategory sols-played,press 0 toswitonthalphabetsearch mode2TurnM.C.toselectaletter3PressM.C.tod splaythealphabetical st.

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Advancedoperationsusing specialbuttons

Selecting arepeatplayrange

1Press6/ ⇌ tocyclebetweenthefollowing:

•ONE-Repeat the currentsong

•ALL—Repeatall songsintheselectedlist

Playing all songs in random order (shuffle all)

ress5/ ×totumshuffleallon

- WhenthecontrolmodeissettoCTRLiPod/

CTRLAPP, shufflep ayison.

Pausing playback

1 Press 2/PAUSE to pause or resume.

Playingsongsrelatedtothecurrentlyplaying

song

You can plays songs from the following lists.

• Albumlistofthecurrentlyplayingartist

• Songlistoftheclrentlyplayingalbum

• Albumlistofthecurrentlyplayinggenre

1PressandholdM.C.toswitcholinkplay

mode

2 TurnM.C.tochangethemode;presstoselect.

•ARTIST-Playsanalbumoftheartiscur-

rentlybeingplayed.

• ALBUM—Playsasongfromthealbum

currentlybeingplayed.

•GENRE-P aysar album from the genre

currentlybeingplayed.

Theselectedsong/albumwillbeplayedafter

the currently playingsong.

Theselectedsong/albummaybecancelecifyou

operatefunctionsotherthanlinksearch(e.g.fast

forward and reverse).

Dependingonthasongselectedtop ay.theond

of the currently playingsongandthebeginningof

theselected song/album may be cutoff.

Operatingthisunit's PodfunctionfromyouriPoc

You can is lentolresoundfromyouriPodapali-

cationsusingyourcar'sspeakers,whenCTRL

APPisselected.

This function is not compatible with the following

iPodmodels.

• iPodnano1stgeneration

- Pod5thgeneration

APP mode is compatible with the following iPod

models.

• iPhone3GS(softwareversion4.0orlater)

• iPhone3G (softwareversion4.0orlater)

• iPhone(softwarevers on3.1.3orlater)

• Podtouch3rdgeneration (software reversion

4.0orlater)

- Podtouch2ndgeneration(softwareversion)

4.0orlater)

- Podtouch1stgeneration(softwareversion

3.13orlater)

1 Press4/iPodtoswitchthecontrolmode.

- CTRL iPod – This unit's iPod function can

beoperatedfromtheconnectediPod.

•CTRLAPP-Playbackthesoundfromyour

iPodapplications.

• CTRL AUDIO – This unit's iPod function

canbeoperatedfromthisunit.

Enhancing compressed audio and restoring rich

sound(soundrelriever)

1 Press1/S.Rtrvtocyclebetween:

OFF(off)—1—2

1iseffectiveforlowcompressionrates,and2

iseffective for high compression rates.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption

andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

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3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Afterselecting, perform the following procedure destcsetthefunction.

REPEAT(repeat play)

1PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 TumM.C.toselectarepeatp ayrange.

Fordetai s, refer to Selecting are repeat play range

cothispage

3 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

SHUFFLE(shuffle)

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TurnM.C.loselectyourfavortesetting.

•SONGS-Playbacksongs intheselected

listinrandomorder.

• ALBUMS-Playbacksongsfromaran-

domlyselectedalbuminorder.

•OFF-Cancelrandomplay.

3 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

SHUFFLEALL(shuffleall)

1 PressM.C.totumshuffleallon.

Toturnoff, setSHUFFLE in the FUNCTION

menutooff.

LINKPLAY(Linkplay)

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TumM.C.tochangethernode;presstoselect.

Fordetail about the settings, refarto Playing

songsrelatedtothecurrentlyplayingsongon

thispage.

PAUSE(pause)

1 PressM.C.topau seorresume.

AUDIOBOOK(audiobookspeed)

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesetting mode.

2TurnM.C.toselectyourfavoritesetting.

• FASTER-Playbackaspeedfasterthan

normal

• NORMAL-Playbackatnorma speed

• SLOWER—Playbackataspeeds lower

thannorma

3 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

S.RTRV(soundretriever)

Automatically enhances compressed audio and restores rich sound.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 TurnM.C.toselectthedesiredsetting.

For details, refer to Enhancing compressed

audioandrestoringrichsound(soundre(never)

onthispage.

3 PressM.C.to:confirmtheselection

Notes

• Switching the control modelo CTRLiPod

pausessong playback. Operatethei Podto resumepayback.

•The following functions are still accessible

fromtheunitevenifthecontrolmodeisset

toCTRLiPod/CTRLAPP

—Pausing

—Fastforward/reverse

—Trackup/down

— Repeat play (ONE/ALL/OFF)

—Rancomplay(shuff e)

— (list)touseiPodmenu

—▲toturntheiPodclickwheeltothelef

—▼tolumtheiPodclickwheelotheright

•WhenthecontrolmodeissettoCTRLiPod

operationsarelimitedasfollows:

—The functionsettings are not available.

—The browsefunction cannot be operated from

thisunit.

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BluetoothTelephone

Connectionmenuoperation

Important

Besureloparkyourvehicleinasafeplaceand applytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthis operation.

1Pressandhold

todisplaytheconnec-

tionmenu.

■You cannot operateeth sstepduringgacal.

2TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Afterselecting, perform the following procedures to set the function.

DEVICELIST(connectingordisconnectingacellu larphonefromthedevicelist)

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2lumM.C.toselectthenameofadevceyou

van l'exconned/disconnect

- PressancholdM.C. to switch the 3Dadi

dressanddevicename.

3PressM.C. connected/disconnect theselected

cellularphone

[# connection isestabl shed *isindicated

onthedevicename.

DELDEVICE(delet ngace lularphona from the devocels)

1PressM.C.tcdisplaythesettingmode.

2|TurnM.C.toselectthenameofadeviceyou

wanttodelete.

- PressancholdM.C. to switch the 3Dad

dressanddevicename.

3PressM.C.todisplayDELETEYES.

4PressM.C.tcdeleteacellu arhoneinforma-

tionfromthedev celist

•While this function is in use, donotturnoff

theengine.

ADDDEVICE(connectingarowcellularphone)

1 PressM.C. to start searching.

•Tocancel pressM.C. whilesearching.

2 Turn M.C. to select device from the device

st

- If the desired device is not displayed, select

RE-SEARCH

3 Pressandhold M.C. to switch the BD address

addevicename.

4 PressM.C.toconnect theselectedcellular

one

• Tocomplete connection checkthe

vicename(DEH-7350BT;andenterthe

linkcoconyourcellularphone.

•PINcodeissetto0000asthedefault.You

canchangeth scode.RefertoPINCODE

(PINcodeinput)onthispage.

• Iffivedevicesa real ready paired, DEVICE-

FULLisdisplayanditisreptpass bleto

performth sopera or, In this case, delete

apairedevicefirst,

SPCL.DEV.(settngaspecialdevice)

Bluetoothdevicesthatarodificultoestablisha.

connect or with areca ledspecialdevices. If your

Blueoothdev:celisledasaspec:aldevice,se

lecttheappropriateone.

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 UseM.C to select aspecial device.

lumtochangethemenuoption.Presstose

lect

• Iffivedevcesa realreadypaired, DEVICE-

FULLisdisplayanditisnetposs bloto

perform th sopera or .In this case. delete

spared device first.

3 Turn M.C. to display this unit's device name.

BDearessandcincode.

4 Use cellular phanetoconnec lothisunit.

• Toccomplete connection checkthe

vicename/DEH-7350BT:andenterthe

linkcodeonyourcellularphone.

•PINcoeissello0000asthedefault.You

canchangeth scode.RefertoPINCODE

(PINcodeInput) on this page.

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A. CONN(connect:ngtoaBluetoothdeviceautomatically)

1) Press M.C. to tum automatic connection or

off.

VISIBLE setting the visibility of this unit)

I check the availability of this unit from another

vices. Bluetooth vis bil tyofthisunilcanbelurred

on.

T pressM.C.totumthevis bilitvefthisuniton

criff

• While setting SPCL. DEV., Bluetooth visiol

itvothisunitisturmodontemporarily

PINCODE(PINcodeInput)

Toconnectyourcellularphonetothisunitvia.

Bluetoothwirelesstechnology,you reedtoentera

PINcodeonvournageloverlytheconnection.

Thedefaultcodeis0000.butyoucanchangeit

with this function

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 Press▲or▼toselectanumber.

1. Press▶to movethecursodolbeneslposi-

tion

4 Afterinputting PINcode pressandholdM.C.

ThePINcode can bestored in the memory.

•Afternputting&digitsPINcode,press

tostoreinmemory.

• After inputting pressing M.C returns you

tothePINcodeinputdisplay, and you can

changethePINcode.

DEV.INFO(BD(Bluetoothdevice)addressbis

pla:

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TurnM.C.effloswitchlotheBDaddress.

TurningM.C.rightreturnstothedeviocename.

Phonemenuoperation

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleinasateplaceand applytheparkingbrakewhenperformingthis operation.

1Press 🔒 todisplaythephonemenu.

2TurnM.C.toselectthefunction

Afterselecting,performthefollowingproce-

durestose:thefunction.

MISSED(m ssedeal history)

DIALED(sialedcall history)

RECENT(receivedcallhistor)

TPressM.C.tcd splavthephonenumberlist.

2TumM.C.loselectanamesmphorenumber.

3PressM.C.tomakeacall.

4When you find a person number that you want

tostorein memory, press and hold done of the

presetuning buttons(1to6).

- Press one of preset buttons 1 to 6 to recall

thedesiredoresetnumber

PHONEBOOK(phoneticbook)

Operatingthisunit

• The phonebook in your cellular phone will be transferred automatically when the phone is connected to this unit.

• Depending on the lularphone, the phone book may not be transferred automatically in this case, operate your lularphone to transforthaphoncook. The visibility function snow obeon. Refer to visible (selling the visibility of this unit) on the previous page.

T PressM.C. to display SEARCH(alphabetical ist).

2TurnM.C. to select the first letter of then a name you are looking for. • Pressanchold M.C. to select the desired character type.

3 PressM.C. to display a register on email:

4 Turn M.C. to select another ameyou are looking for.

5 PressM.C. display the ph or n umberl st. 6 TurnM.C. to select a ph o n e n u m b e r y o u w a n t local.

• When you find a phor anumber that you want to store in memory press and hold one of the preset turing buttons (1 to 6).

- Press one of preset buttons 1 to 6 to recall the desired preset number.

7 PressM.C.tomakeacall.

PRESET(presetphonerumbers)

1 PressM.C. lodislaychesettingmode. 2 UseM.C.tose eottnedasirepresetnumber. Tumtochangethemanoption.Prosstoselect.

- You can also press one of the preset numbers to close octanumber.

3PressM.C.tornakecall.

PHONEFUNC(phone(function)

YoucansetA.ANSRandRINGTONEfrom this menu.For details,refertoFunctionandoperation onthispage.

Functionandoperation

1DisplayPHONEFUNC.

Refer to PHONE FUNC(phone function) on this page.

2PressM.C.todisplaythefunctionmenu.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Afterselecting, perform the following procedure to set the function.

A.ANSR(automaticanswering)

1 Press M.C. botumautomat cansweringonor off.

RINGTONE(ringtonese ect)

①PressM.C.olumberingloneorof

AudioAdjustments

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectAUDIO.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheaudiofunction.

Afterselecting,performthetofollowingprocedureslosellheaudiofunction.

FAD/BAL(fader/balanceadjustment)

1PressM.C.odisplaythesellingmode.

2 PressM.C. cycle between fader(front/rear) and balance(left/right).

1. TurnM.C. loadjustspeaker balance.
2. When therearoutput and RCA output setting

areSW, you cannot adjust front/rears beaker balance. Refer to SWCONTROL(rearoutput and subwoofersetting) or then next page.

EQUALIZER(equalizer-recall)

Operatingthisunit

1PressM.C. tod splaythesettingmode

2 TumM.C. to select the equalizer. DYNAMIC—VOCAL—NATURAL—CUSTOM —FLAT—POWERFUL

3PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

TONECTRL(equalizeradjustment)

- Adus eequalizercurvese lingares'oradin CUSTOM.

T pressM.C.tod splaythesettingmode.

2 Press M.C. to select BASS (bass)/MID (mid)/TREBLE(reale).

3 TumM.C. tca adjustt ne level. Adjustment range: +6 to -6

LOUDNESS(loudness)

Loudnesscompensatesfordeficienciesinthelow-and-high-frequencyangesallowvolume.

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TumM.C.loselectedesiredsetting,

OFF (off)—LOW(low)—HIGH (high)

3PressM.C.toconfirmthaselection.

SUBWOOFER1(subwooferon/offsetting)

Th sun t sequ ppad with asu ewofer output which can octurredonoroff.

1PressM.C. lod splaythesettingmode.

2TumM.C.toselectthedesiredsetting.

NORMAL(normalphase)—REVERSE(reverse

9 PressM.C.toconfirmthaselection.

SUBWOOFER2(subwooferadjustment)

The cut-off frequency and output level can be adjusted when the subwoofer output is on. Only frequencies slow than those in these selected range output to a tron that subwoofer.

1. Press M.C. today as residential mode.

2 Press M.C. to cycle between the cut-off frequency and output level of the subwoofer. Cut-off frequency (Cut-off frequency display flashes.)—Output level (Output level display flashes.)

1. TurnM.C. to select nodesiro setting. Cut-off frequency: 50HZ—63HZ—80HZ—100HZ—125HZ Output level -24to+6

SLA(source evel adjustment)

SLA(SourceLevelAdjustment)latsyouadjustthe volume level of each source to prevent radical charges in volume when switching between sources.

- Settings are based on the FM volume level, which remains unchanged.

• The AMvolumelvelcanalsobeadjustedwith this function.

- Wh anselecting Masth asource, you cannot switch to SLA

1 PressM.C. to diso aytnesetting mode.

2TurnM.C. to adjust the source volume Adjustment range: +4to-4

3 PressM.C.to confirm theselection.

InitialSettings

1PressS(SRC/OFF)andholduntiltheunit turnsoff.

2PressM.C.andholduntilfunctionname appearsinthedisplay.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheinitialsetting.

Afterselecting,performthefollowingprocedurestosettheinitialsetting.

Operatingthisunit

CLOCKSET(settingtheclock)

1PressM.C. lod splaytheset ing mode.

2) Press M.C. to select these segments of the clock

displayyouwishtoset.

Hour—Minute

3lumM.C.toadjusttheclock.

FMSTEP(FMturingstep)

The Filtuning step employed by socktuning can besw tched between 100kHz, the preset step and 50kHz.

- Itscoekturingisoperformedin50kl-hzstops, stationsmaybetunedinimpreciscy.tunoin (thestlationswithmanualturingoruseseektuningagain

• Thetuningstopromainsat50kHz during manual tuning.

1PressM.C.1odisplaythesettingmode.

2) TurnM.C.toselecttheFMtuningstep.

50KHZ(50kHz)—100KHZ(100kHz)

3PressM.C.loconfirm(theselection,

AMSTEP(AMtuningstep)

The AM tuning step can be switched between 9 kHz, the process step and 10 kHz. When using the tuner in North Centralo South America, reset the tuning step from 9 kHz (531 kHz to 1602 kHz allowable) to 10 kHz (530 kHz to 1640 kHz allowable).

1PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode. 2TurnM.C.toselecttheAMtuningstep.

3PressM.C.toconfimtheselection,

AUX(auxiliary input)

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

1PressM.C.tctu.mAUXonoroff

USB(plugandplay)

Thissettingallowsyoutoswitchyoursourceto

USB/iPodautomatically

1 PressM.C. column neplugandplayfunction onoroff.

ON-WhaniaUSBstoragedevice/iPodsconnected,dependngorthelyoneofdevice,thesourceisautomatcallyswitchdottoUSB/iPod whenyoulumonheengmelfyodisconnect yourUSBstoragedevice/iPod,thisunit'ssourceistumodoff.

OFF-WhonaUSBstoragodovico/Podisconnected, thesource is not switched to USB/

iPodautomatical y.PloasochangethesourcetoUSB/iPodmanually.

SWCONTROL(rearoutputandsubwoofsetting)

TherearspeakerleadsoutoulandRCAoutput can be used for full ranges speaker or subwoofer connection.

If you switch to REAR-SP SW, you can correct a rearspeaker eaddirectly oasubwoofer without using an auxili anyamp.

Initially, REAR-SP is set for rear full-rangespeaker connector (FUL).

TPressM.C.todispleythesettingmode.

2 Turn M.C. to change the output and press to select.

REAR-SP—PREOUT

3 Turn M.C. tochangetesett ng.

REAR-SP FUL—SW

PREOUT:SW—REA

- Everifyouchangethissetting,therewill benoutputur lessyourturnthesubwooferoutputon(refertoSUBWOOFER1 (subwooferon/offsetting)ontheprevious page).

- If you changel this setting, subwoofer output in the audiomen will return to the factory settings.

DEMO(demon d splaysetting)

1 PressM.C.toluminemodisplayonoroff.

Operatingthisunit

SCROLL(scroll modesetting)

Wheneverscro lissettoON, recordedtextinformationscro iscontinuously nthedisplay Setto OFF fy uprefertheinformationtoscrolljust

once,

1 PressM.C.totumtheeverscrolloncroft

BTCLEAR (resetting the Bluetooth wireless technology module)

Bluetoothtelephoredatacanbedeleted. Top-protectpersonal information were recommenddeleting in scatabeforestransferringtheunittootherpersons. Inefollowingsettingswillbedeleted.

- registration assignment of the Bluetooth telephone

- call history of the Bluetooth telephone

• information of the connected Bluetooth telephone

1 PressM.C. to show the confirmation display.

YESisd splayed.Clearingmemory snowon slandby.

If you are hard to resel phonememory,

press ➕. The displayreverts

2 PressM.C. clear the memory.

CLEARED is displayed, new listings are deleted.

• While this function sin use, don't turn off theeng ne.

VERINFO(Bluetoothversiondisplay)

Youcandisplaythesystemversionsofth-sunit andofBluetoothmodulo.

TPressM.C.todisplaythe information.

S/WUPDATE(updatingthesoftware)

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

- Nevertum the unit off while the software is being updated.

1 PressM.C.tod splaythedatatransfermode. Followtheon-screen instructionstof nishup- datingthesoftware.

UsinganAUXsource

1InsertthestereominiplugintotheAUX inputjack.

2PressS(SRC/OFF)toselectAUXasthe source.

Note

AUX cannot be selected unless the auxiliary setting is turned on. Formed details, refer to AUX (auxiliary input) on this page.

Installation

Connections

WARNING

• Usespeakersovers0W(outputvalue)and between 4Ω1c8Ω(impedancevalue). Do nouse1Ω1c3Ωspeakersforlnisunil.
  • The black cab is ground. When installing this unit power amp (sold separately), ensure that the ground wire first. Ensure that the ground wire is properly connected to a part of the car's body. The ground wire the power amp and the one of the unit any other device must be connected to the course separate with different screws. If these were for the round new reoosorta, sout, it could result in the generation of smokcormal function.

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

Important

- When installing this unit vehicle without an ACC (accessory) position on the ignition switch, failure to connect thered caplet of the terminal that detects operation of the ignition key may result in battery drain.

ACC position

No ACC position

- Use this unil with a 2-vo l battery and negative grounding on y. Failurctodosomayrosullinaf reormalfunction.

• Topreventashort-circuit,overmeatingormal-function,besuretofollowthedirections below.
  — Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before installation.
  — Secure the wiring with cable clamps or adhesive tape. Wrap adhesive tape around wiring that comes into contact with metal parts to protect the wiring.
  — Place all cables away from moving parts, such as the gear shift and seat rails.
  — Place all cables away from hot places, such as near the heater outlet.
  — Do not connect the yellow cable to the battery bypass it through the hole to the engine compartment.
  — Cover any disconnected cable connectors with insulating tape.
  — Do not shorten any cables.
  — Never cut the insulation of the power cable of this unit in order to share the power with other devices. The current capacity of the cable is limited.
  — Use a fuse of the rating prescribed.
  — Never wire the negative speaker cable directly to ground.
  — Never band together negative cables of multi-ole speakers.
• When this unitilion, controlsigna saresent through the sluy/whitcable. Connect this cable to the system mole control of an external power ramp nor vehic e sauto-antennarclay control terminal (max 300mA12V DC). Ill reveh cile sequi eped wil haglass antenna, connect illothe anlennaboosler powers upoly terminal.
• Neverconnecttheblue/whitecabletothe powerterminalofanexternalpoweramp. Also,neverconnecttitoepowerterminal oftheautoantenna.Doingsomayresultin batterydrainoramalfunction.

Installation

This unit

①Powercordinput

②Microphoneinput

③Microphone

④Rearoutputsubwocteroutput

⑤Frontoutput

⑥Antennainout

⑦Fuse(10A)

⑧Wiredremoleinput

Hard-wiredremolecontroladaptorcanbe connected(soldseparately).

Power cord

Performtheseconnectionswhennotconnectingarearspeakerleadtoasubwoofer.

graph TD
    A["①"] --> B["②"]
    B --> C["③"]
    C --> D["④"]
    D --> E["⑤"]
    E --> F["⑥"]
    F --> G["⑦"]
    G --> H["⑧"]
    H --> I["⑨"]
    I --> J["⑩"]
    J --> K["⑪"]
    K --> L["⑫"]
    L --> M["⑬"]
    M --> N["⑭"]
    N --> O["⑮"]
    O --> P["⑯"]
    P --> Q["⑰"]
    Q --> R["⑱"]
    R --> S["⑲"]
    S --> T["⑳"]
    T --> U["㉑"]
    U --> V["㉒"]
    V --> W["㉓"]
    W --> X["㉔"]
    X --> Y["㉕"]
    Y --> Z["㉖"]

Perform these connections when using asub-woofer without the optional amplifier.

graph TD
    A["①"] --> B["②"]
    B --> C["③"]
    C --> D["④"]
    D --> E["⑤"]
    E --> F["⑥"]
    F --> G["⑦"]
    G --> H["⑧"]
    H --> I["⑨"]
    I --> J["⑩"]
    J --> K["⑪"]
    K --> L["⑫"]
    L --> M["⑬"]
    M --> N["⑭"]
    N --> O["⑮"]
    O --> P["⑯"]
    P --> Q["⑰"]
    Q --> R["⑱"]
    R --> S["⑲"]
    S --> T["⑳"]
    T --> U["㉑"]
    U --> V["㉒"]
    V --> W["㉓"]
    W --> X["㉔"]
    X --> Y["㉕"]
    Y --> Z["㉖"]
    Z --> AA["㉗"]
    AA --> AB["㉘"]
    AB --> AC["㉙"]
    AC --> AD["㉚"]
    AD --> AE["㉛"]
    AE --> AF["㉜"]

①Topowercorcinput

②Left

③Right

(4) Frontspeaker

⑤Rearspeaker

(6)White

(7)White/black

⑧Gray

⑨Grav/black

@Green

(1)Green/black

12Violet

⑬Violet/black

⑭Black(chassisground)

Connectloaclean, paint-freemetallocation.

15Ye ow

ConnecttoReconstant12Vsupplytermi-

nal.

16Red

Connect to terminal controlled by ignition

switch(12VDC).

⑰Blue/white

Connectosystemcontrolterminalofthe

power a mpor auto-antennare aycontroller

minal(mex,300mA 12VDC).

⑱Subwoofer(4Ω)

Section

Installation

@Whenusingasubwooferof70W(2Ω),be suretoconnectthesubwooferlothevirol andvirol/blackleadsofthisunit.Donot connectanythingtothegreenandgreen/blackleads.

②Notused

②Subwoofer(4Ω)×2

Notes

• Witha2speakersystem, donetconnectanythingtothespeakerleadsthatarenotconnectedlospeakers.
• Changetneitialsettingofthisunit,Refer toSWCONTROL(rearoutputandsubwoofer setting)onpage10. The subwooferout of this unit is monaural.

Poweramp(soldseparately)

Performtheseconnectionswhenusingtheo- tionalamplifier.

graph TD
    A["①"] --> B["②"]
    B --> C["③"]
    C --> D["④"]
    B --> E["⑤"]
    E --> F["⑥"]
    G["⑦"] --> H["②"]
    H --> I["③"]
    I --> J["⑥"]
    H --> K["⑦"]
    K --> L["⑧"]
    M["⊕"] --> N["⊕"]
    O["⊕"] --> P["⊕"]
    Q["⊕"] --> R["⊕"]
    S["⊕"] --> T["⊕"]

①Systemremotecontrol

ConnecttoBlue/whitecable.

(2)Poweramo(so dseparately)
③ConnectwithRCAcables(soldseparately)
④ToRearoutput/subwooferoutput
⑤Rearspeakerorsubwoofer
⑥ToFrontoutput
⑦ Frontspeaker

Installation

Important

• Checkallconnectionsandsystemsbefore finalinstallation.
  • Dorotuseunauthorizedparsasthismay cause malfunctions.
• Consultyourdea erifinstalationrequires drillingofholesorothermodificationstothe vehicle.
• Donotinstallthisunitwhere: — tmayinterferewithoperationofthevehicle. — tmaycauseinjurycoepassengarasaresult ofasudenstop.
  • Tresemiconductor laser will be damaged if it overheats. Install this unit away from hot places such as near the heater outlet.
• Optimum performance is obtained when the unitisinstalledatanangleoflessthan60°.

• To ensure proper health dispersal when using this unit, makes sure you could compare behind there are parallel wrap any loose cables that are not blocking the events when installing the unit.

DINfront/rearmount

This unit can be properly installed using either front mountor rear mount installation. Use commercially available parts when installing.

Installation

DINFront-mount

1Insertthemountingsleeveintothedashboard.

Fornstallation nsmallowspaces,usethosup- pliedmountingsleeve.lithereisencoughspace, usethemountingsleevthatcamewiththevo- hicle.

2Securethemountingsleevebyusinga screwdrivertobendthemetaltabs(90°)into place.

①Dashboard

②Mountngsleeve

3Installtheunitasillustrated.

Usecommerciallyavailablepartswhen installing.

Technical diagram showing labeled components of a mechanical assembly with numbered parts

①Nut

②Firewallormetalsupport

③Metalstrao

④Screw

⑤ Screw(M4×8)

■ Makasurathatth a unit is installed accurately in place. An unstable installat on may cause skipping or thermal malfunctions.

DINRear-mount

1 Determinetheappropriateposition wheretheholesonthebracketandtheside oftheunitmatch.

2Tightentwoscrewsoneachside.

① trusscrew(5mm×8mm)
②Mountingbracket
③ Dashboardorconsole

Removingtheunit

1Removethetrimring.

①Tirring
②Notchedtab
- Releasing the front panel allow easier access to the mining.
- When reattaching the trimming point the sidewith then etched above.

En

Installation

2Insertthesuppliedextractionkeysinto bothsidesoftheunituntiltheyclickinto place.

3Pulltheunitoutofthedashboard.

Removingandre-attachingthe frontpanel

You can remove the front panel to protect your unit from that.

Pressthedetachbuttonandpushthefront panelupwardandpullllowardyou. Fordetails refer toRemovingthefrontpanel to protect your unit from theft and Re-attaching the frontpanel on page 4.

Installingthemicrophone

CAUTION

It is extremely dangerous to allow them microphone lead to become wound around the steering column or gear stick. Besuret installing the unit in such a way that it will not obstruct driving.

Note

Install themicrophone in a position and orientation that will enable it top ckup the voice of the person operating the system.

Wheninstallingthemicrophoneon thesunvisor

1 Install themicrophoneonthemicro-phoneclip.

①Microphone ②Microphonedip

2Installthemicrophonecliponthesun visor.

With the sunvisoru, install the microphone clip. (Lowering the sun is or reduce the voice recognition rate.)

Installation

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts, including a numbered component and a magnified inset.

①Microphoreclip ②Clama Useseparatelyso oclampstosecurethe leadwherenecessaryins cethrevehicle.

Wheninstallingthemicrophoneon thesteeringcolumn

1 Install themicrophoneonthemicrophoneclip.

① Microphone ② Microphonebase ③ Microphoneclip ④ Fittner microphonalaedintothagroove.

■Microphonocanbeinstalledwithoutusingmicrophoneclip, intrinsiccase,detachthemicrophonebasefromthemicrophoneclip.Todetachthemicrophonebasefromthemicrophoneclip.slidethemicrophonebase.

2Installthemicrophonecliponthesteeringcolumn.

Diagram showing car seatbelting technique with labeled parts ① and ②

Diagram showing car steering wheel and attached door panel with numbered annotation

①Double-sidedtape ②Insta lthemicrophoneclipontherearsideof thesteeringcolumn.

③ Clamp Uses separately sold clamp to secure the lead where necessary inside the vehicle.

Appendix

Installation

Adjustingthemicrophoneangle

The microphone angle can be adjusted.

AdditionalInformation

Troubleshooting

SymptomCauseAction
Thedisplay automatically rotumstochord narydis-play.	Youdidnotper-formanyopera-tionwithin about30seconds.	Performoperation again.
Theropat playrange changesun-expectedly.	Decandingon therepeato ay range,those- listedranga maychange whenanother foldaromrack is beingselected orduringlast forwarding/re-versing.	Selecttheropat playrangeagain.
Asupolderis notplayed back.	Subfoldenscan-notcplayed whenFOLDER (folderrepeak)is selected.	Selectarotherre-paatplayrange.
NOXXXXappearswhena displays changed(NOTITLE,forex-ampla).	Thereisncem-beddedtexinformation.	Switchchedisplay orplayanother trackfile.
Thedisplayis illuminated whentheund isturnedoft.	Denomodels on.	•Press ➔ to canceldemo mode. •Turnoffthe demodisplaysel-ling.

SymptomCauseAction

Theunitsma functioning.Thereisinterference.

You are usinga device, such as acellular phone, that transmitselectr wavesnear theunit.

Move electrical device,esthat may becausingtheinterferenceaway from theunit.

Errormessages

When you contact your dealer or your nearest Pioneer Service Center, besurelonolet the error message.

Built-inCDPlayer
MessageCauseAction

ERROR-11, 12,17,30	Thed-scidirty Cleanthed sc.
	Thed-scis scratched.	Replacethed disc.
ERROR-10, 11,12,15, 17,30,A0	Thereisane ectricalorme-chan calerror.	Turntheignition switchOFFand backON,or switchlocouffer-entsourcethen backtotheCD player.

ERROR-15Theinserted discisblank

Replacethadisc.

ERROR-23	Unsupported	Replacethedisc.
	CDformat

FRMTREAD

Sometimesthereisade laybetween thestartof laybackand when youstart of hear anysourd.

Wait until hemessaged disappearsandyouhearsound.

AdditionalInformation

MessageCauseAction

NOAUDIOTheinserted discdoesnot contanyry playah ef les.	Replacehedisc.
SKIPPEDTheinserted discoscontains DRMprotected filos.	Replacehedisc.
PROTECTAl thefilesontheinserted discacrambeddedwith DRM.	Replacehedisc.

USBstoragedevice/iPod

MessageCauseAction

NODEVICEWhenplug and playisoff,no USBstoragedeviceoriPodis connected.	•Turnthep ug andplayon.•Connectacom- cetbleUSBstor- agedevice/iPod.
FRMTREADSometimes thereisadelay between the startof playback knowwhenyou startlohearany sound.	Waitunt lthe messagedisap- pearsandyou noarssound.
NOAUDIOThereareno songs.	Transfertheaudio of fiestacheUSB storagedevice andconnect.
Theconnected USBstoragedevicehassecur- lyenabled	FollowtheUSB storagedevice in-structionstodis- ablethesecurity.

MessageCauseAction

SKIPPEDTheconnectedUSBstoragede-veocortainsfl esembeddedwithWindowsMedia*DRM9/10	PlayanaudioIlenotembeddedwithWindowsMediaDRM9/10.
PROTECTAlthofilosintheUSBstoragedeviceareem-boscdwithWindowsMediaDRM9/10	TransforaudiofilesnotembaddedwithWindowsMediaDRM9/10totheUSBstoragede-vicandconnect.
N/AUSBTheconnectedUSBstoragede-viceorsorsup-portedbythsunit.	ConnectaUSBMassStorageClasscompliantdeviceDisconnectyourdeviceanoreplaceitwithacompatibleUSBstoragedevice.

AdditionalInformation

MessageCauseAction

CHECKUSBTheUSBconnectororUSB cablehasshort-circuited.	Checkthatthe USBconnectororUSBcapoleisnot caughtinsomethingordamaged.
Theconnected USBstoragcodevicoconsumos morethanb00 mA(maximlu m a lowa c current).	Disconnectthe USBstoragcodevicoardidonot useil.Turnthe ignitionswitchco OFF.thentoACC orONandihen connectiony compliantUSB storagedevces.
The Podoperatescorrectly butdoesnot charge.	Makassuretha connectionable forthe Podhas notshortadout (e.g.,notaught inmeta objects). Afterchecking, turntheignition switchOFFand backON,ordisconnectthePod andreconnect.

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-19:Communication failed.	•Performances of the following operations.-Turn the ignition switch OFF and backON,-Disconnect the USB storage device,-Changeload iferentsource,Then,return to the USB source.•Disconnect the cae efromthe Pod Once the Pod'smainmanu scisplayed,no connect the Pod andresatic.
	IPodfailure:Disconnect the cae efromthe Pod Once the Pod'smainmanu scisplayed,no connect the Pod andresatic.
ERROR-23:USB storagede- vicewas to for- malted with FAT'2:FAT16or FAT32	US2storagede- vices could be for- malted with FAT12:FAT16or FAT32.

Appendix

Appendix

AdditionalInformation

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-16ThePocfirmwareversion sold		LpdantheiPod version.
		iPodfailureDisconnectthe cablofromthe iPod Oncethe iPod'smainmenu isisplayed.ro connecttheiPod andpresent.
STOPtherearono songsinthe currentist.		Selectalistthat containssongs.
NOTFOUNDNorelated songs		Transfersongsto theiriPod.

BluetoothTelephone

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-10 InepowerfailedfortheBlue-toolmoduleofth sunit.

TurntheignitionswitchOFandthentoACCorON.Ifineero mes-sageisstilldis-playcodefterperformingtheaboreaction,pleasecontactyourdealcorerauthorizedPioneerServiceStation.

Handlingguidelines

Discsandplayer

Use only a list that feature either of the following two logos.

Use12-cmdiscs.Donotuse8-cmdiscsoran adapterfor8-cmdiscs.

Use only conventional fully circular discs. Don't use tapered discs.

DonotinsertanythingothertheraCDintothe CD loadingslot.

Donolusecracked,chipped,warped,orther-w,sedamageddiscosastheymaydamagstneplay-Br.

UnfinalizedCD-R/CD-RWciscscannotbeplayed back.

DonotouchtherecordedSurfaceofthediscs.

Storediscs in their cases when not ir use

Donotallachlabels, write on or apply chemicals to the surface of the scs.

TocleanaCD, wipetnediscwithasoftclotnoutwardfromthecenter.

Condensation may temporarily impair the player's performance. Let it rest for about one hour to adjust too warmer temperature. Also, wice any damp disc soff with soft cloth.

AdditionalInformation

Playbackkofd scemaynotbepossiblebecauseof disccharacteristics disformat,recordedapplication,playbackenvr comment,storageconditions, andsoon.

Roadshocksmayinterruptdisplayback.

USBstoragedevice

ConnectionsviaUSBhubarenotsupported

Donotconnecting nothingotherthanaUSBstoragedevice.

Firmlysecure the USB storage device with hindriving. Donotlet the USB storage device for tothe floor, where may be a major under the brake accelerator pedal.

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

• Operationsmayvary.

- The storage device may not be recognized.

• Fi os mayr ctb o played back properly.

• Theo-vice may generate noise in the radio.

iPod

Donot eavelhei Ptxinplaceswithh ghtemperatures.

To ensure proper operation, connected the dock connector cable from the Poddirect ytothisunit.

FirmlysecuretheiPoolwhandriving.Donotlotthe iPoolal ontothefloor,whereitmaybecome jammodunderthebrakesaccoloratorpodal.

AcoutilPodsettings

- When an iPod is connected this sun t changes the EQ (equalizer) setting that the Pod to offer ordertOptimize the acoustics. When you dis connect the iPod, the EQ return to the original selling.

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

Incompatible text saved on the iPoow II not oed is played by the unit.

DualDiscs

DualDiscsarotwo sidocdiscosthatnavoarccordableCDforaudioononesideandarecordableDVDforvideoontheother.

Sinoctho CDSidictDualDiscs snotphysically compatible with the general CDS standard, it may not be possible to play the CDSidewith this unit. Frequent loading area acting of a Dual Discmay results scratch on synthetic, Serious scratches can lead to playback problemson this unit. In some cases a Dual Discmay become stuck in the disc load nsgsstand will noteject. Toprevent this, we recommend you refra ni from using Dua D sc width this unit.

Pleasere/entoeinformationfromthediscmanufacturerformoredetailedinformationabout. DualDiscs.

Compressedaudio compatibility(disc,USB)

WMA

Fileextlens or: wma

Bitrate:48kbpsto320kbps(CBR),48kbpsto384kbps(VBR)

AdditionalInformation

Sampling frequency: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz

WindowsMediaAudioProfessional.Lossless, Voice/DRMStream/StreamwithVideo:Notcompatible

MP3

Fileextension:rp3

Bitrate:8kbpsto320kbps(CB10).VBR

Sampling frequency: 8kHz to 48kHz (32kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48kHz for emphasis)

CompatibleID3tagversion:1.0,1.1,2.2,2.3,2.4 (ID3tagVersion? xisg venpriorilyoverVersion1.x.)

M3up aylist:Notcompatible

MP3i(MP3interactive).mpSPRO:Notcompatiolo

WAV

Fileextension:wav

Quantization bits:8and16(LPCM);A(MS ADPCM)

Sampling frequency: 6kHz to 48kHz (PCM), 22.05kHz to 44.1kHz (MSADPCM)

Supplementalinformation

Onlythefirst32characterscanbedisplayedasa fi ename(includingtheftieextension)orafolder name.

This unit may not operate correctly depending on the application used to encode WMAflas.

Theremaybeaslightdelayatineslanloplayback ofaudiofiesembeddedwithmagedalaoraudioficsstorodonaUSBstoragedovioothathasnumercusfolderhierarchies.

Disc

Playablefolderhierarchysuptoelghtlers(Apracticalhierarchyslessthantwetlers.)

Playable folders: upto99

Playable: les: upto989

Filesystem:ISO9660Level1anc2.Romeo,Jo iel

Multi-sess or playback: Compatible

Packetwrittenatalransfier.Notcompatiole

Regardless of the engithoficar ksections between the songs from neongina recording, compressed aciod scsp aywith asnortoause between songs.

USBstoragedevice

Playable folder hierarchy: uptoeightiers (Apractical hierarchy is less than waiters.)

Playablefolders:upto500

\playable \ + les: upto 15000

Playbackofcopyright protectedfiles:Notcompatible

Part I oned USB storage device Only the first part on can be played.

Theremaybeaslightdelaywhenstartingplay-backofaudiofilesonaJS3storagedevicewith numerousfo der hierarchies.

CAUTION

Donot eavediscsoraUSBstoragedevicein anyplacelhal ssubjectonightemperatures.

AdditionalInformation

iPodcompatibility

This sun is supported only the following Podmodels. Supported Podsoftware version or sareshown

below.Olderversionsmaynotbesupported

- IPILIP,EXS(SOIIWA'ENE)(K214.5)

• iPhone3C (softwareversion4.0)

• iPhone, softwarevers or 3.1.3)

- iPodnanobth-generation(softwareversion 1.0.2)

- iPodnano4th generation (softwareversion 1.0.4)

- iPodnano3rdgeneration (softwareversion 1.1.3)

- iPodnano2ndgeneration(sofwarevers or 1.1.3)

• iPodnano1stgeneration(softwareversion 1.3.1)

- iPodlouch3rdgeneration (softwareversion 4.3)

- iPodlouch2ndgeneration(softwareversion 4.0)

- iPodtouch1stgeneration(softwareversion 3.1.3)

- iPodclass c160GB(softwareversion2.0.4)

• iPodclass c170GB(softwareversion2.0.1)

- iPodclass c(softwareversion1.1.2)

- iPodthgeneration(softwareversion1,3)

Depending on the generation conversion of the iPod, sometime or smaynotbeava lab e.

Operations may vary depending on the software version of iPod.

When using an Pod anti Pod Dock Connector to USB Cable is required.

APioneerCD-U50 interfaceableisa soavailable.Fordetails,consultyourdealer.

About the file format compatible lity refer to the iPodmanuals.

Aud eBook, Podcast: Compatible

CAUTION

PioneeracceptsnoresponsibilityfordatalostonthoiPod, evenifthatdataislostwhilethisunitisused.

Sequenceofaudiofiles

Theusercannotassignfoldernumbersand specify playbacksequenceswiththisunit.

Exampleofahierarchy

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

Folder Compressed audio file 01to05:Folder number ①to⑥:Playback sequence

Disc

Folder selection sequence or the operation may differ depending on the encoding or writing software.

USBstoragedevice

Playbacksequence sthesameasrecorded sequence in the USB storage device.

Tospecifytheplaybacksequence, the following methodisrecommended.

[1] Createafilenamelthatincludesnumbers thatspecifytheplaybacksequenceie.g., 001xxx.mp3and099vyy.mp3).

|2|Putthosefilesintoafolder.

3 SavethefoldercontainingfilesontheUSB storagedevice.

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

Appendix

AdditionalInformation

For USB portable audio players, these sequences different and depend on the player.

Bluetoothprofiles

- InorderlouseBluetoothwire esstechnology, devices must be able to interpret certain profiles. This unit is compatible with the following profiles.

—GAP(GenericAccessProfile)

—SDP(ServiceDiscoveryProtocol)

—OPP(ObjectPushProfile)

—HFP(HandsFreeProfile)

Copyrightandtrademark

Bluetooth

TheBluetooth® wordmarkandlogcsareregisteredtrademarksownedbyBluetooth SIG,Inc, andanyuseofsuchmarksbyPioneer Corporationisunderlicense.Othertrademarks andtradenamesarethoseoftheirrespective owners.

iTunes

Apple and Tunes are trademarks of Apple Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries.

MP3

Supply of this productionly conveys a license for private, non-commercial use and does not convey a license on implying any right purchase this product in any commercial (i.e. revenue generating) real-time broadcasting (terrestrial, satellite, cabican/orany thereafter), broadcasting/ streaming/Internet, intranels and or other networks or in the electronic distribution systems, such as pay-audio audio-on-demand applications, An incordantlicator such uses is required. Fordalls, please visit https://www.mplicensing.com.

WMA

WindowsMediaandtheWindowslogoare trademarksorregisteredtrademarksof MicrosoftCorporationintheUnitedStatesand/orothercountries.

This product include technology owned by Microsoft Corporation and cannot be used for distributed without a license from Microsoft Licensing, Inc.

iPod&iPhone

iPhone,iPod,iPodclassic,Podnano,andiPod toucharetrademarkscfAppleInc.reg slered in the U.S. and other countries.

"Made for iPod" and "Made for iPhone" mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically by iPod or iPhone, respectively and has been certified by the device or computer standards. Apple is responsible for the operation of this device or compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

AdditionalInformation

Specifications

General

Ratio powersource......14.4VDC
	(tallow/above voltage range 12.0 Vto14.4VDC)
Groundingsystem......Negativeness
Maximum current consumption......10.0A
Dimensions(W×H×D)
D/N
	Chessis......176mm×50mm×165 mm
	Nose......188mm×56mm×17 mm
D	Chessis......176mm×50mm×165 mm
	Nose......170mm×46mm×17 mm
Weight......2kg

Audio

Maximum power output. 50W×4

Continuouspowercrou.pul.

22W×4(50) ztc150001 z.

5%71 D,40 load,bothchan

nelsdriver)

Load impedance .... 4Ω (4Ω to 8Ω allowable)

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Tonecontros

Bass
	Frequency......100Hz
	Gain......=12dB
Mid
	Frequency......1kHz
	Gain......=12dB
Treble
	Frequency......10kHz
	Gain......=12dB
Surowoferrmonost
Frequency......50/63/80/100/125Hz
Slope......~9dB/vert
Gain......6d3to-2dB
Phase......Norms/Reverse

CDplayer

System....Compact disaud osystem

.ish:discs....Compostdisc

Signal-to-noise ratio ..... 94 cB (1 k Hz) [TC-A network]

Number of channels.....2 interest

WV4cccdion ermal. Ver 7.7.1.8.9.10.11.12"ch

audio)

(Windows/MediaPlayer)

VP3decodingformat.....MPEG-12AudioLayer3

WAVsigna format....Linear PCM&MSADPCM

(Non-compressed)

USB

USBstandarspecification

USB2 0f full speed

Maximum current supply

500mA

JSBClass....MSC(MassStoratorClass)

AT12.FAT16.FAT32

WVAdecodingformat...Ver.7.7.1.3.9.10.11.12.2ch

audio

(Windows Media Player)

VP3decoingformat.....MP70-12Audio layer?

WAVsigna format.... linearPCM&MSADPCM

(Non compressed)

FMtuner

Frequency range	87.5MHz to 100.0MHz
Usable sensitivity	9 dBi (0.8μV/75 Ω mono. S/N 30dB)

Signal-to-noiseratio.....72dB(IFC-Anetwork)

AMtuner

Frequencyrange.....531kHz to 1602kHz (9kHz)

530kHz to 1640kHz (10kHz)

Usab esensitivity.....25μV(S/N 20dB)

Signal-to-noiseratio.....62dB(DC-Anetwork)

Bluetooth

Version.....Bluetooth2.0certified

Outputpower....-4dBm Max.

(Powerclass2)

Infraredremotecontrol

Wavelength.....940nm_50nm

Output.....typ:12mw/sroerInfraredLED

Note

Specificationsandthedesignaresubiectto

modificat onwithoutnotice.

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English

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ParteParte

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AM:OFF—LEVEL1—LEVEL2

S.RTRV(SoundRetrever)

FMSTEP(basodesintoniade FM)

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①Tuorca ②Muroconaruegosoportedemeta ③Corroametálica ④Tomillo

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①Cintaadhesivadedopecara

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Voice/DRMStream/Streamconvideo: incompatible

MP3

MP3 (MP3interactive).mp3PRO: noncompatible

WAV

Extensióndearchive,way

Bitsdequantificación:8y16(LPCM),4(MS ADPCM)

Frecuanciademuastro:16kHza48kHz(LPCM), 22,05kHzy44,1kHz(MSADPCM)

(Windows/MediaPlayer)

Formarocledecodificación VPS

MPFG-1&2AudioLayer3

Forma, cdosefialWAY... PCM Incal & MSADPCM

(Nocem or m de)

SintonizadordeFM

Gamadefrecuencias.... 87.5MHz108.CMHz

Sera bidad, jti izale ..... 9 dBf (0.8 μV/75 Ω mono,

schal/-uide:30(dB)

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	Parte		Parte
1	S(SRC/OFF)	8	2 (Fors/Nogancho)
2	▲(Ejistar)	9	3 (Retroceder/D splay/Rolagem)
3	Q (Lisia)	10	▲/▼/▲▶
4	MULTI-CONTROL(M.C.)	11	2 /DISPOFF
5	Slotdocarrogamentocodisco	12	1a6
6	PortaUSB	13	Conectordaen-tradaAUX(cor-rectorestéreoce3,5mm)
7	B(BAND/ESC)	14	BotãoDesencealxar

Controleremoto

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AVISO

① ② ③ ⑥ ⑧ ⑨ ⑪ ⑬ ④ ⑤ ⑦ ⑩ ⑫

AM:OFF—LEVEL1—LEVEL2

graph TD
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        L1["①"] --> A1["+"]
        A1 --> B1["⑥"]
        B1 --> C1["⑧"]
        C1 --> D1["⑨"]
        D1 --> E1["⊕"]
    end
    subgraph Right_Circuit
        R1["③"] --> S1["⊕"]
        S1 --> T1["⑤"]
        T1 --> U1["⑪"]
        U1 --> V1["⑫"]
        V1 --> W1["⑬"]
        W1 --> X1["⊕"]
    end
    Left_Circuit --> Right_Circuit
    style Left_Circuit fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Right_Circuit fill:#bbf,stroke:#333

Technical diagram showing labeled components of a mechanical assembly with numbered parts

①Porca ②Firewallousuportederretal ③Tirademeta ④Parafuso ⑤Parafuso(M4×8)

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts, including a numbered component and a magnified inset.

①Predecordom crofone

②:Presl ha

Diagram showing car seatbelting technique with labeled parts ① and ②

Diagram showing car steering wheel and attached door panel with numbered annotation

①F tao plaface

Audiobook, Podcast: Compostivel

AVISO

(Windows/MediaPlayer)

(Windows/MediaPlayer)

Diagram of a car front panel with numbered labels pointing to different compartments or parts.

部位部位

1S(SRC/OFF)8			2(電芯/車持間間)
2▲(出山)9			3(放回/顯示/換動)
3	4(清单)	10	▲/▼/▲/▶
4	MULTI-CONTROL(M.C.)	11	∅/DISPOFF
5	碟片槽	12	1至6
6USB端		13	M2输入插孔(3.5mm立螺距插孔)
7	B(BAND/ESC)	14	拆卸按钮

注意

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USB (CSB) / iPod (iPod) - AUX (AUX)

9 KHZ (9 kHz) 10 KHZ (10 kHz)

3 按M.C.确论选择

AUX（辅助输入）

Technical diagram showing labeled components of a mechanical assembly with numbered parts

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts, including a component marked '①' and a close-up inset of a device.

①麦克風夾

②夹

使用另售的夹子来固定車輛內部的導線。

將麥克風安裝在方向盤轉向機柱上時

1 將麥克風安裝在麥克風夾上。

①麥克風

②麥克風座

③麦克风夹

④ 将麦克风导线安装在清槽中

Diagram showing car seatbelting technique with labeled parts ① and ②

安装

Diagram showing car interior with steering wheel and labeled component (③), including a close-up inset of the door.

①双面膠

(Vinewas Media Player)

MP2解码格式....MPEG-1&2AudioLayer3

NAV连接格式....磁性POWINS ADPCN

(無厚箱)

USB

訊噪比 84 dB (1 kHz) (IEC A網路)

普通数 2（立體容）

Two horizontal rounded rectangles with a black rounded rectangle on the right side (no text or symbols)

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مطومات إضافية

11, 10, 9, 8, 7.1, 7 الاصارات ...... WMA نسیف عر سیل

(قatal صرکیان) 12

(Windows Media Player)

MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3 ...... MP3

(Windows Media Player)

MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3 MP3

Linear PCM & MS ADPCM WAV

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iTunes

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Diagram showing car interior with steering wheel and labeled component (③), including a close-up inset of the door.

Technical diagram showing labeled mechanical components with numbered parts, likely from an engineering or manufacturing context.

بِيْطَدُدُ لَأَةِ فَلَكَ

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Diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts, including a switch and a device inset.

دَمْرَّاً إِجَا

Technical diagram with Arabic script annotations and numbered components, likely from a technical drawing or engineering document.

أَلْ وَصُوْتِ بِمْهُ وَجَسَةٍ نَدِ لِفَا رِطَاً وَ عَ اَدُرَدَةٍ إِمْلِيْكَلِّطَّلَّاً لِيْتَنْكُلِّهُ الِمْعَلَّكُولِيْتُ

(الجز) (العربية)

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iPod سازگاری با

إِنْ دَمُعَّادِ فَلَّق قَزْ مَدَل هَدَى هَدَى ٢. تَسَّهُ هَدَى يَسَّيَالِي هَدَى نَدَى در وَرَبْتِهِدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَدَد— iPod لِفَرَاقِارِ

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Diagram showing car interior with steering wheel and labeled component ③

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Diagram showing car seatbelting with labeled component (①)

②

ورکیمپصد

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled component ①

Fa

① كاًت سدن دکل دج
يُحْظَ لَهِ قَلَا حَنٍ نَا كُرَدِج

Technical diagram showing labeled components of a mechanical assembly with numbered parts

N. "M" is a small, non-

(Bluetooth (Bluetooth Visibility) مربوطه)

Scanned document with Arabic and English text, including a diagram of an electronic device and a list of items with Arabic/English labels.

کاکسدر اه دا هق قسیا

15 7 21 20 1 19 16 10 17 18

روده ۱ رز الرا کد

Diagram of a CD-ROM drive with numbered parts for identification

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