DEH-X9550SD - Receiver PIONEER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DEH-X9550SD PIONEER

REPRODUCTOR DE CD CON RECEPTOR RDS

CD PLAYER COM RDS

CD RDS 接收機

If you experience problems2

About this manual2

iPodcompatibility25

Sequenceofaudiofiles25

Bluetoothprofiles25

Copyrightandtrademark26

Specifications26

02 Usingthisunit

Headunit3

Remotecontrol3

Setupmenu3

Basicoperations4

Use and care of theremote control 4

Frequentlyusedmenuoperations5

Tuner5

CD/CD-R/CD-RWandexternalstorage

devices(USB.SD)6

Pcd8

UsingBluetoothwirelesstechnology9

Usingsmartphoneapplications12

Audioadjustments13

Usingdifferententertainment

disp ays14

Selectingtheilluminationcolor14

Customizingtheillum nationcolor14

AboutMIXTRAX15

MIXTRAXmenu15

Systemmenu16

Setupmenu16

Systemmenu17

UsinganAUXsource17

Tumingthedisplayofforon17

Hanunwantedd splayappears17

03 Installation

Connections18

Installation19

Installingthemicrophone20

Additionalinformation

Troubleshooting21

Erronmessages21

Handlingguidelines23

Compressedaudiocompatibility(d sc,USB,

SD)24

Beforeyoustart

ThankyouforpurchasingthisPIONEER product

Toensure proper use, pleasereadthrough this manual before using this product. It is especially important that your read and observe WARN-

INGsandCAUTIONsinthismanual.Please keepthemanualinasafeandaccessibleplacefor futurereference.

Aboutthisunit

CAUTION:

USEOFCONTROLORADJUSTMENTOR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULTIN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

CAUTION:

THEUSEOFOPTICALINSTRUMENTS WITHTHISPRODUCTWILLINCREASE EYEHAZARD.

CAUTION

- Donotallowthisunittocomeintocontact with liquids. Electricalsrockcouldresult. Also, damagetothisunit, smoke, and overheatingcouldresultfromcontactwith liquids.

• Always keep the volume lower enough to hear outside sounds.

• Avoidexposureto moisture.

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

CAUTION

This product is a class1 laser product classif- ticond the Safety of laser products, IEC 60825-1:2007.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

Note

Function setting operations are completed even if themenuiscanceled before the operations are confirmed.

Ifyouexperienceproblems

Should this unit fail to work properly please contact your dealer or thearest authorized PIONEER Service Station.

Aboutthismanual

- In the following instructions, USB memories, USB portable audio players and SD memory cards are collectively referred to as "external storage devices (USB, SD)". If only USB memories and USB portable audio players are not cated, they are collective referred to as "USB storage devices".

- In this manual, PodandiPhonewillbere ferredtcas"iPod".

Usingthisunit

Headunit
DEH-X9550BT

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

DEH-X9550SD

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

Headunit(frontpanelopen)

Labeled diagram of a computer rear panel showing ports and components with numbered annotations

PartPart

1	SRC/OFF	4	MIX/DISP OFF
2	LEVER@BAND7		∅ (iPoc)
3	⊃DISP9		DEI-X36503T phone
			DEI-X3650SD CLK

PartPart

4	a (lish)j	MULTI-CONTROL(M.C.)
5	Openbutton2Disclosingslot
6	AUX nput jack(3.5 mm stereo jack)	13(eject)
7	4 / 0 (up/down)	SDmemorycard slotRemove left front panel to access the SDmemory card slot

CAUTION

• UseaPioneerUSBcablewenenconnectinga USBstoragedevice.ConnectingaUSBstoragedevicedirectymaybedangerousbe-causeitmaystickout.
  • Donotuseunauthorizedproducts.

Remotecontrol

Remotecontrollerbuttonsmarkedwiththe samenumoersasontheunitworkinthesame wayasthccorrespondingunitbutton,regardlessofbutton name.

Diagram of a 20-pin electronic device with labeled pins and connections

Usingthisunit

Part		Operation
15VOLUME		Presstoincmassordecrease volume.
16MUTE		Presstomute.Pressagainto unmute.
17▲/▼/▲	2	Presspostperformmanualseek turing,fastforward,reverse andtracksearchcontrols.A/sousedorcontrollingfunctions.
	AUDIO	DEH X9503TPressstendacall,rejectanin-corningcall,orrejectacall wait ngwhilconanothenca1.
		DEH X9503DPressstoselectanaudofunction.
19DISP/SCRL		Pressstoselectdifferentolsis-pays.
20II		Pressstopauscorresumoplay-back.
21	C	DEH X9503TPressstostarttalkingtotne callerwnlausingthephone.
	FUNC-TION	DEH X9503DPressstoselectfunctions.
22	LIST/ENTER	Pressdodisplaythalistde-pendingonresourceWhileintheoperatingmenu, pressoctcontrolfunctions.

Setupmenu

When you turn the ignitions switch to ON after in stallation, setup menu appears on the display. You can set out them menu options below.

1 Afterinstallationofthisunit,turnthe ignitionswitchtoON.

Setup appears.

2 TurnM.C.toswitchtoYES.

■ If you don't use the unit for 30 seconds, then up menu will not be displayed.
■ If you prefer not to set up at this time, sum M.C. to switch to NO.
If you select NO, you cannot setup in these setup menu.

3 PressM.C.toselect.

4 Followthesestepstosetthemenu.

Toproceedtothenextmenuoption,youneedto confirmyourselection.

Languageselect(multi-language)

1 lum M.C. to select the desired language.

2 PressM.C.loc:firm theselection.

Calendar(settingthedate)

Tum M.C. to change the year.
2 PressM.C. to select day.
3 Turn M.C. to change the day.
4 PressM.C.toselectmonth
5 Tum M.C. to change the month
6 PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

Clock(settingtheclock)

1. Turn M.C. to adjust hour
   2 PressM.C.toselectminute
   3 lum M.C. to adjust minute.
   4 PressM.C. loc confirm theselection.

FMstep(FMtuningstep)

1 Turn M.C. to select the FM tuning step.
50kHz (50kHz)—100kHz (100kHz)
2 PressM.C.to confirm these selection.

Usingthisunit

AMstep(AMtuningstep)

1TurnM.C.loselecttheAMtuningstep.

2PressM.C.toconfirmtheselection.

Contrast(displaycontrastsetting)

1TurnM.C. load just the contrast level

0 to 15 is displayed as the level is increased or

decreased.

2PressM.C.toconfinittheselection.

Quitappears.

5Tofinishyoursettings,turnM.C.toselect

YES.

■If you prefer to change your setting again, turn

M.C.loswitchloNO

6PressM.C.toselect.

Notes

- You can setup the menu options from the systemmenu. For details about these settings, refer to Systemmenuonpage16.

- You can cancel setup menu by pressing

SRC/OFF

Basicoperations

Important

• Hand ethefrontpanel with care when removing or attaching it.
• Avoid subjecting the front panel to excess shock.
• Keep the front panel out of direct sunlight and ghtemperatures.
  • To avoid damaging the device or vehicle interior, remove any cables and devices attached to the front panel before detaching it.

Removing the front panel to protect your unit from the left

The frontpare can bedelached lodeter theft.

TPresstheopenbuttertoopenthefrontpanel

2 Grip helefsideof thefrontpanelandpullit

gerllyoutward.

Take care not to get pittoactightly or under the front panel and protect from contact with water control fluids to prevent permanent damage.

3 Always store orth odetached front panel in a pro lective case or bag.

Re-attachingthefrontpanel

1 Reattachthefortpanelbyholdingitupright totheun handclippingtaecure yintothe mountinghooks.

Turningth a uniton

T Press SRC/OFF to turn the unit on.

Turningtheunitoff

1 Press and hold SRC/OFF until the unit turns off.

Selectingasource

T Press SRC/OFF to cycle between:

TUNER (tuner)—CD (CD player)—USB1

(USB1)/iPod1(iPod ^® )—Apps1(Smartphone

Apo1—USB2 (USB2)/iPod2 (Pod2)—Apps2

(Smartphone App2)—SD (SD memory card)—

AUX(AUX)—BTAudio(BTaudio)

• BTAudio snotaval abletorDEH

X9550SD,

Adjustingthevolume

TurnM.C.toadjustthevolume

Usingthisunit

CAUTION

Forsafelyreasons, park your vehicle when removing the front panel.

Notes

• When this unit's blue/while lead is connected to the vehicle's auto-antennarclay control terminal, the vehicle's antenna extends when this unit's source is turned on. To extract the antenna turnthosourcoff.
• When there are two USB stored devices connected to this unit and you want to switch between them for playback, disconnect communications for the USB storage device first before proceeding.
• ifconnectingbothUSB1(USBstoragedevice1)/iPod1(iPodconnectedusingUSBInput1)andUSB2(USBstoragedevice2)/iPod2(iPodconnectedusingUSB3nput2)atthesamctime,uscaPioneerUSBcable(CD-USB0E)inaddilcntotheregularPioneerUSBcable.

Useandcareoftheremote control

Using heremotecontrol

1 Point the remote control: direction of the

frontpaneltooperate.

When using for the first time, pull out the film

protrudingfromhetray.

Replacing the battery

1 Sidethelravator the back of theremole

contro.

2 insert the battery with the plus(+) and minus

(-)polesalignedproperly.

WARNING

• Keep the battery out of these school children. Should the battery be swallowed, consult a doctor immediately.
• Batteries(batterypackorbatteriesinstalled) must not be exposed to excessive cheats such as sunshine, fireortholike.

CAUTION

• UseoneCR2025(3V) lithium battery.
- Remove the battery if theremole control is not used for amonthorlonger.
- There is a danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same core equivalent type.
- Donotnandlethebatterywithmetallictools.
- Donolslorethebatterywithmetallicobjects.
- If the battery leaks, wipe theremotocontrol completely clean and install an new battery.
- When disposing cfused batteries comply with governmental regulations on environmental public institutions' rules that apply in your country/area.

Important

• Donotstoretheremotecontrolinhighttemperaturesordirectsunlight.
• Theremotecontrolmaynotfunctionproperly indirectsunlight.
• Donot etheremote control fall onto the floor, where it may become jammed under the brake craccelerator pedal.

Usingthisunit

Frequentlyusedmenu operations

Return nglothopreviousdisplay Return nglothepreviouslist/category/the'older/ categoryoriscvehigher) TPress →DISP.

Return nglothoerordinarydisplay 1PressBAND/ ↗.

Return nglothoerordinarydisplayfromthelisl/cat- egory TPressBAND/ ↗.

Selectingafunctionorlist 1 Turn M.C. or LEVER. • In this manual, 'Turn M.C.' is used to croscribe theoperatorusedtoselectafunctionorlist.

Tuner

Basicoperations

1 2 3 4 5 News RDA103FM 10 RDS 1 2 3 4 5 87.50 Non-RDSorAM

(1) Bandindicator

②Newsindicator

③TrafficAnnounce indicator

④OD(sterec)indicator

⑤Presetrumberind cator

⑥LOC indicator

Appearswhenlocalseektuningison,

⑦Signallevelindicator

⑧TEXTindicator

Show when the radiotext is received.

⑨PTYlabelindicator

10Programservicename

(i) Frequencyindicator

Selectingaband

1 PressBAND/ unti thedesiredband(FM-1

FM-2,FM-3forFMorAM)isd splayed.

Manualtuning(stepystep)

1 TurnLEVER.

- Select Manual (manual tuning) under Tuning Modetousetrisfunct on Fordeta Isabout the settings, refer to Tuning Mode/LEVERtuning setting(onthenextppa

Switching presetstations

1TurnLEVER.

- Select Preset (presel channel) under Tuning Modetousotnisfunct on.Fordeta lsabout thesetings,referdoTuningMode,LEVERtoningsettingonthenex page.

Seeking

1 Turnar holddown LEVER

- While turning and holding down LEVER, you can skip stations. Seek timing starts as soon as you release LEVER.

UsingPISeek

lithetunercannofindasuitablestation,orthe receptionstatusdeteriorates,theunitautomatical ysearchesforadifferentstationwiththe sameprogramm ng.Duringthesearch,PISEEK isdisplayandthesoundismuted.

Usingthisunit

UsingAutoPISeekforpreset stations

When preset stations cannot be recalled, the unit can best to perform PISeeck during preset recall.

- ThedefaultsellingforAutoPISeekisoff. RofertoAutoPI(autoPIseek)onpage16.

Storingandrecallingstations foreachband

1Press(list).

The presetscreenisdisplayed.

2UseM.C.tostoretheselectedfrequency inthememory.

Turntochangethepresetnumber.Pressand no dlostore.

3UseM.C.toselectthedesiredstation.

Turntochangelthestation.Pressloselect

■Al stationsstoredforFMbandscanberecalled from each independentFMand.

■Youcantunethechannelupordownmanually bypassing 📍 or 🏱

SwitchingtheRDSdisplay

RDS(rediocatasystem)containsdigitalinformationthathelpsearchfortheradiostations.

●Press ⊃/DISP.

PTY/programservicename(frequency)—artist name/songtitle

Notes

• If the program servicename cannot be acquired, the broadcast frequency is displayed instead. If the program servicename is detected, the program servicename will be displayed.
• Depending on the band, text information can be changed.

PTYlist

News&Inf(newsandinformation)

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

Popular(popular)

PopMus(Pocularmusic), RockMus(Rock music), EasyMus(Easy listening), OthMus (Othermusic), Jazz(Jazz), Country(Country music), NatMus(Nationalmusic), Oldies(Ocies music), Folkmus(Folkmusic)

Classics(classics)

L.Class(Lightclassical).Classic(Classical)

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)

Usingthisunit

Usingradiotext

Displayingradptext

You can disp ayt necurrentlyreceivedrad otext

andthethreemostrecentradiectexts.

1Pressancholddown (list)Icdisplayradio

text

- When noradiotextis receive vec. NO TEXT

appearsinthed splay.

2TurnLEVERleftrightlorecallthree

mostrecentradiotexts.

3Press or scroll.

Storingandrecallingradicetext

You can stored a data from upsix radiotext transmission to the RTMemo1 to RTMemo6 keys.

1) Display the radio text you want to store in the memory.

2Press (1st)

The presetscreen is displayed.

3) Use LEVER to store these selected radiotext. Turnittochangethepresetrumber Press and holddown M.C. tostore.

4) Use LEVER to select the desired radiotext. Turnittochangetheradiotext. Press M.C. to select.

- Thelunerautomaticallylores thehreelatesradiolexlbroadcastsreceived,replacing theolocsttextwiththenewesttext.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

- If AM band is selected, only BSM, Local and TuningModeareavailable.

BSM(beststationsmemory)

BSM(beststationsmemory)automatical ystores thesilxstrongeststat orsintheorderofthe rsig- ralsrength.

1PressM.C.toturnBSMon.

Tocancel, press M.C. again.

Regional(regional)

When AlternativeFREQ is used, theregional function limits theselection of stat or stothose broadcasting regional programs.

[1] PressM.C. tolu mtheregionalfunctiononor of.

Local(ocalseekluning)

Localisexturinga lowsyoutunaintoonly thoseradiostationswithsufficientlystrongsignals'orgoodreception.

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 PressM.C.totumocalonoro

3 Turn M.C. to select the desired selling. FM: Level 1—Level 2—Level 3—Level 4 AM: Level 1—Level 2

The highest levelselling a low-reception of

only the strongest stations, while lower levels

allow the reception of weaker stations.

PTYsearch(programtypeselection)

Usingthisunit

YoucantuneirtoastationusingI²IY(program type)information.

Turn LEVER left or right to select the desired setting.

News&Inf Popular Classics Others

2 PressM.C. to begin research

The unit searchorastation broadcasting that type of program. When Bastationis found, its program servicename isd splayed.

PTY(programtypeIDcode)informationis listed inthofollowingsection.Referto/PYlist on the previous page.

Tocancethesearch, pressM.C.again. The program of some milestones may differ from that indicated by the transmitted PTY.

Ifostationisbroadcastingthetypeofprogramyousearchector,Notfoundisdisplayocforabouttwosecondsandthenthetunerreturnstothecoriginalstation.

TrafficAnnounce(traffic announcementsstandby)

1 Press M.C. to turn traffic announcement standby on croft.

AlternativeFREQ(alternativefrequenciessearch)

When the unercannotgetagoodreception, the untauomaticalysearchesforadifferentstation inthesameretwork.

[T]PressM.C.totumthealternativefrequencies searchoncrott.

Newsinterrupt(newsprograminterruption)

1 PressM.C.totum:theNEWSfunction nor off.

TuningMode(LEVERtuningsetting)

YoucanassignafunctiontotheLEVERonthe unit.

SelectManual:manualtuningROTuneupor downmanuallyorselect.Preset(presetchannel) toswitchbetweenpresatchannels.

1 Press M.C. to select Manual or Preset.

CD/CD-R/CD-RWandexternal storagedevices(USB,SD)

Basicoperations

DEF-X95303T

11:00 128kbps Sang Title 02' 3" Play ① ② ③ ⑦ ⑤ ⑥ ④

DCI X95503D

1:00 1.20kbs Song title 02 3" 6 4 7 5

① B-trate/samplingfrequencyindicator Shows the trateorsamplingfrequency of the current track (file) when the compressed audicisplaying.

- When playing back VBR(variablebit rate)-recorded AAC files, the average bit revalue is displayed. However, depending on these software used to decode AAC files, VBR may be disp ayed.

② Foldernumberindicator

Show the current folder number when playing uncompressed audio file.

③ Tracknumber indicator

④ PLAY/PAUSE indicator

⑤ S.Rtrvindicalor

AppearswhenSoundRetrieverfunctionis on.

⑥ Songlime(progressbar)

⑦ Playtimeindicator

Usingthisunit

PlayingaCD/CD-R/CD-RW1.Inserlthediscintolhedisc oadingslotwith thelabelsdeup.

EjectingsaCD/CD-R/CD-RW1.Press▲(eject).

PlayingsongsonaUSBstoragodovice1.UseaPioneerUSBcableloconnecttheUSB storagedeviceltotheunit.•PluginnoUSBstoragodovicus usingthcUSB cable.

Stoppingplaybackoff lesoraUSBstoragadevice•Youmayd sconnecttheUSBstoragedeviceat anytime.

PlayingsongsonanSDmemorycard1.Removelhefrontpanel.2InsortanSDmemorycardintotheSDcard slot.Inserlitwiththecontactsurfacefacingdown, andpressonthecardunilitc icksandcom- plataylocksintoplace.3.Re-attachthefrontpanel.4.Press SRC/OFF to select SD as the source.Playbackwillstart.

Stoppingplaybackoff lesoranSDmemorycard1.Removelhefrontpanel.2ProssonthoSDmemorycardurtiltclicks.TheSDmemorycard se.ected.3.PulloulltheSDmemorycard.4.Re attachtnofrontpanel.

Selectingafolder1.Press □or.○

Selectingatrack1.TurnLEVER.

Fastforwardingomreversing1.TurnandholddownLEVERiotherghtorleft.

Returnngtoroofolder1.ProssandholdBAND/ ○.

SwitchingbetweencompressedaudioandCD-DA 1 PressBAND/

Switchingbetweenplaybackmemorydevices Youcanswitchbetweenplaybackmemorydevices or USBstoragedeviceswithmorethaneoneMass StorageDevice-compatiblememorydev ce. PressBAND/ •Youcanswitchbetweenupto32dfferent memorydevices.

Notes

- When playing compressed audio, there is no sound during fast forward or reverse.

- DisconnectUSBstoragedevicesfromthe unitwhennotinuse.

OperationsusingtheMIXTRAX button

TurningMIXTRAXonoroff YoucanusethisfunctionwhenUSBorSDisselectedasthesource.

1 Press MIX/DISP OFF to turn MIXTRAX on or off.
- FormoredetailsaboutMIXTRAX,referto AboutMIXTRAXonpage15.
- FormoredetailsaboutMIXTRAXfunctions, refer to MIXTRAXmenu on page 15.

Switchingthedisplay

Selectingthedesiredtextinformation

-Press ⇌/DISP.

Notes

• Depending on the version of iTunes used to write MP3 file to a discormedia file types, incompatible text stored within an audio file may be displayed incorrectly.
• Textinformationitemsthatcanbechanged dependonthemedia.

Usingthisunit

Selectingandplayingfiles/ tracksfromthenamelist

This function is available when OFF is selected in Musicbrowse. Fordetails, refer to Musicbrowse(musicbrowse) on page 16.

1Press 🔒 (list)toswitchtothefile/track namelistmode.

2UseM.C.toselectthedesiredfilename (orfoldername).

Changtingthefileortoldemame

ITumM.C.

Playing

TWhenafloortrackisselected,pressM.C.

Viewingalistofthefiles(orfolders)inthese- lactedfolder

TWhenafolorisselected,pressM.C.

Playingasongintheselectedfolder

TWhenafolorissolocted,prossandholdM.C.

Browsingforasong

You can use this function when USB or SD is selected as the source. This function is available when USB memory 1, USB memory 2 or SD card is selected in Musicbrowse. Fordetails, refer to Musicbrowse(musicbrowse) on page 16.

1Press 🔒 (list)toswitchtothetopmenu ofthelistsearch.

2UseM.C.toselectacategory/song.

Changingthenameofthesongorcategory TurnM.C.Artists (artists)—Albums (albums)—Songs(songs)—Genres(genres)

Playing Whenasongisselected,pressM.C.

Viewingal stofsongsintheselectedcategory Whenacategoryissected,pressM.C.

Playingasongintheselectedcategory Whenacategoryissected,pressandholdM.C.

Searchingthel sbbyaphabet Whenalistfortheselectedcategoryisdis-played press ,toswitchoaipabetsearch mode. TurnM.C.tosloctaletter. PressM.C.todisplaytheaiphabeticall st.

Notes

• Thisunitmustcreateanindexinorderlofacilitale Artists, Albums, Songs, and Genres searches. Typically, it will take approximately 70 seconds to create an index for 1000 songs, and were recommend that up to 3000 songs be used. Please note that certain types of file may take longer to index than others.
• Depending on the number of files in the USB storage device, there may be a delay when displaying a list.
• Keysmaynothaveanyeffectduringthecreationofanindexorlist.
• Listsarerecreatedeachtimetheunit is turnedon.

Playingsongsrelatedtothe currentlyplayingsong

You can use this function when USB or SD is selected asthesource.

Usingthisunit

This function is available when USBmemory1 USBmemory2 or SDcardisselected in

Musicbrowse.Fordetails,referto Musicbrowse(musicbrowse)onpage16.

You can plays songs from the following lists. • Album stof the currently playing artist
• Songlistofthecurrentlyplayingalbum
• Album stoftrecurrentlyplayinggenre

1PressandholdM.C.toswitchtolinkplay mode.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemode;pressto select.

• Artist – Plays an a bum by the artist currently playing.
• Album – Plays a song from the album currently being played.
• Genre – Plays an album from the genre currently being played.

Theselected song/album will be played after the currently playings song.

Notes

• Theselected song/album may be canceled if you use functions other than link search (e.g. fastforward and reverse).
• Depending on the song selected to play the end of the currently playing songs and the beginning of these ectedsong/a bum maybe cutoff.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

• Link play is not available when OFF is selected nMusicbrowse. Fordetails, referto Musicbrowse(musicbrowse)on page 6.

Playmode(repeatplay)

1 PressM.C.toselectarepeatplayrange. CD/CD-R/CD-RW

• Discrepeat-Repeatal tracks
- Track repeat – Repeat the current track
- Folder repeat - Repeat the current folder Externalstoragedevice(USB,SD)

• Allrepeat-Repeatata Ifles

- Track repeat – Repeat the current file

- Folder repeat - Repeat the current folder

Randommode(randomplay)

1PressM.C.tolumrandomp ayonoroff.

Linkplay(linkplay)

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.
2 Turn M.C. to change the mode; press to select. For details about these settings, refers to playing songs related to the currently playing song on the previous page.

Pause(pause)

TPressM.C.topauseorresuma

SoundRetriever(soundretriever)

Automatically enhances comforted and restored rich sounds.

1PressM.C.loselectnedesireosetting

1—2—OFF(off)

1. seffective for low compression rates, and 2. is effective for high compression rates.

Usingthisunit

iPod

Basicoperations

DEH X56051 ① ② ③ ④ iPod 10 12 Sang title 01'059 8⑥ ⑦⑤

DEH-X9560SD

① 09.21 iPod 1 SONG PLAY #Song title 01:05" #PLAY ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑦ ⑧ ISBIV

①LINKPLAYindicator

②Repeatindicator

③Songnumberindicator

④Shuff indicator

⑤PLAY/PAUSEindicator

⑥S.Rtrv indicator

AppearswhenSoundRetrieverfunction is

on,

⑦Songtime(progressbar)

⑧Playtimeindicator

Notes

• TheiPodcannotbetumedonorofwhenthe controlmodeissetoCtrlAudio.
- Disconnectheadphonesfromthe!Podbeforeconnectingittothisunit.
•TheiPodwillturnofabouttwominutesafter the gnitionisswitchedoff.

OperationsusingtheMIXTRAX button

Turn ngMIXTRAXonoroff

1) Press MIX/DISP OFF to turn MIXTRAX on or off.
- Formoredetailsabout MIXTRAX,referto About MIXTRAXonpage15.
- FormordetailsaboutMIXTRAXfunctions, refer to MIXTRAXmenuor page 15.

Switchingthedisplay

Selectingtredesiredtextinformation

-Press / DISP.

Browsingforasong

1Press (list)toswitchtothetopmenu ofthelistsearch.

2UseM.C.toselectacategory/song.

Playingsongsrcan iPod

ITConnectanjPodlotheUSBcableusingan iPodDocxConnector.

Selectingatrack(chaptor)

ITurLEVER

Fastforward ngorreversing

ITurnandholdownLEVER;otherrightorleft.

Selectingeraalbum

ITPress 4 or5

Changing the name of this song or category

1TurnM.C.

Playlists (playlists)—Artists (artists)—Albums (albums)—Songs (songs)—Podcasts (pod-casts)—Genres (genres)—Composers (com-posers)—Audiobooks(audiobooks)

Playing

1When a song is selected press M.C.

Viewing all of songs in the selected category

1When a category is selected press M.C.

Usingthisunit

Playingasongntneselectedcategory
1 When category is selected, press and hold
M.C.
Searchingthel stoya alphabet
1 Whenalist for these selected category is displayed press to switch to a alphabet search mode.
2TurnM.C.loseectaletter
3 PressM.C. to display the alphabet call st

Notes

• You can play playlists created with the Music-Sphere application. The application will be available on our website.
• Playlists that you create with the Music-Sphere application are displayed in abreviated form.

Playingsongsrelatedtothe currentlyplayingsong

Youcan playsongs from the following lists.

• Albumlist of the currently playing artist
- Songlist of the currently playing album
- Albumlistofthecurrentlyplayinggenre

1Pressandhold

Q toswitchtolinkplay

mode.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemode;pressto select.

• Artist – Plays an album by the artist current y playing.
• Album – Plays a song from the album currently being played.
• Genre – Plays an album from the genre currently being played.

Theselected song/album will be played after the currently playingsong.

Notes

• Theselected song/album may be canceled if you use functions other than link search (e.g., fastforward and reverse).
• Depending on the song selected to play, the end of the currently playing song and the beginning of the selected song/album may be cutoff.

Usingthisunit'siPodfunction fromyouriPod

This unit'siPodfunction can be controlled by using the connected iPod.

CtrliPod isnolcompatible with the following iPodmodels.

• Pocnanc1stgeneration
- iPodwithvideo

●PressBAND/ toswitchthecontrol mode.

• Ctrl iPod – This unit's Pod function can be operated from the connected iPod.
• Ctrl Audio – This unit's iPod function can be controlled by using this unit.

- SwitchingthecontrolmodeloCtrliPod pausesongp ayback. UsetheiPootore-someplayback,

- The following operations are still accessible from the unit of every the control mode is set to CtrlIPod.

—Pausiro

—Fastforward/reverse

—Selectingasong(chapter)

• The volume can only be adjusted from this unit.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

Usingthisunit

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

- Play mode. Shuffle mode. Shuffle all, LinkplayandAudiobooksarenotavailable whenCtrliPod selected mtnecontrol mode. For details, refer to Using this unit's iPodfunctionfromyouriPodonthispage.

Playmode(repeat play)

1 PressM.C. to select arepeat play range.

• Repeat One – Repeat the current song
• Repeat All – Repeat all songs in the se-
  lectedist

- When the control mode is set to CtrlPod, the repeat play range will be same as what asset for the connected iPod.

Shufflemode(shuffle)

1 PressM.C. to select the desired setting.

• Shuffle Songs – Play back songs in the selected listinrandomorder.
• Shuffle Albums – Play back songs from a randomlyselectedalbumin order.
  • ShuffleOFF—Cancelrandomplay.

Shuffleall(shuttleall)

1 PressM.C. toturnshufflelation. I tourncftShuffleall selectShuffleOFFin Shufflemode.Fordelai's, refer to Shufflemode(shuffle)onth space.

Linkplay(linkplay)

TPressM.C.tod splaythesettingmoca.
2 TumM.C. to chan gethernode; press to select. Ford et al sabour the settings, refer to playing songs related to the currently playingsong on this page.

Pause(pause)

1 PressM.C.1opause:resume.

Audiobooks(audiobookspeed)

1 PressM.C.tosalectthedesiredsetting

• Faster - Playback at a speed faster than
  porta
  • Normal-Playbacknormalspeed
• Slower - Playback at a speed slower than
  norma

SoundRetriever(soundreliever)

PressM.C.loselectthedesiredsetting.

1—2—OFF(off)
1 is effective for low compression rates, and 2
selective for high compression rates

UsingBluetoothwireless technology

• OnlyforDEH-X9550BT

UsingtheBluetoothtelephone

Important

• Leaving the unilonsland by lo connect to your phone via uetooth while the engine is not running and rain the battery.
• Operations may vary depending on the kind of cellular phone.
• Advancedoperationsthatrequirextent on suchasdalingnumbersonthemonitor, usingthephoncbook,etc.,areprohibited whiledriving.Parkyouvenicleinasate placewhenusingtheseadvancedoperations.
• Besurctoparkyouvehiclecinasafeplace and apply the parking braking renperforming this operation.

Section

Section

02

Usingthisunit

Settingupforhands-freephoning

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

1)Connection UsetheBluetoothtelephonoconnection menu, ReferoConnectionmenuoperationon thispage. 2)Functionsettings UsetheBluetoothtelephonefunctionmenu, ReferoPioneMenuoperationonthenext page.

Basicoperations

Makingaphonecall• RefertoPhonomenuoperationonthanextpage.

AnsweringanincomingcallTjWhenacallisreceived.press .

Endingacall1Press .

Rejectingerincomingcall1Whenacallisreceived.pressandhold .

AnsweringacallwaitingTjWhenacallisreceived.press .

SwitchingbetweenonalersonholdTjPressM.C.

CancelingcaIwaiting1Pressandhold .

Adjustingtheotherparty'slsteringvolume1TurnLEVERwhiletalkngonthephone.• Whenprivatamodison,thisfunction snotavailable.

Turingprivatemodeonroft

1PressBAND/ whi elalking the phone.

Switchingtheinformationdisplay Press >DISPwhiletalkingonthephone.

Notes

- If privatemodeisselected on the cellular phone, hands-freephoning may not be available. - The estimated callt me appears in the display (this may differ slightly from the actual call time).

This feature can be used on a Podequipped with voice recognition that is connected by Bluetooth with the sources of an iPodor

BTAudio

●PressandholdM.C.toswitchtovoice recognitionmode.

Notes

• Fordetailsonvoicerecognitionfeatures, checktnemanualforthe Podyouarcusing

• Some commands may not be available on this unit.

Connectionmenuoperation Important

- Besuretoparkyourvehicleinasafeplace and apply the parking braking when performing this operation.

- Connecteddevicesmaynotworkproper if more than one Bluetooth device is connected at a time (e.g. a phone and a separate audioplayer are connected simultaneously).

1Pressandhold 🔍 todisplaytheconnectionmenu.

■You cannot perform this step pouring acall.

Usingthisunit

2TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

Devicelist(connectingordisconnectingadevice fromthedevicelist)

• When nodev ceisselectaclnthe device list, this function snotavailable. 1 PressM.C1odisplayhasettingmode. 2 Turn M.C. to select the name of a device you wantloconnectdiconcnt. • PressandholdM.C1oswapbetweenthe Bluetooth deviceaddressandthe device name. 3 PressM.C1oconnectd/disconnectthe selected device. Oncetheconnectionisestablished.Con- necteddisplayed.

Deleted device: deleting device from the device

- When node coliselactacinthedevicolist, this function snolavailable. 1 Press M.C. display the setting mode. 2 Turn M.C. to select the name of a device you wantlode ele. - Press and hold M.C. swap between the Bluetooth device address and device name.

1. Press M.C. to display Delete YES
2. Press M.C. to select the device information from the device list. • While this function is nuse, donotturnoff the engine.

Adddevice(connectinganewdevice)

1 Press M.C. to start searching. • To cancel, press M.C. while researching. • if this unit is found in any way lab cellular phones, Not found is also played. 2 Tum M.C. to select device from the device list. • Prossanah old M.C. to swap between a Bluetooth device address and the device name. 3 Press M.C. to connect these devices. • To complete the connection on, check the device name (PioneerBTUnit). Enter the PIN code on your device if necessary. • PIN code set at 0000 bytes default. You can change this code. • digit number appears on the display of this unit. Once the connection is established, this number disappears. • If you are unable to complete the connection using this unit, use the device to connect the unit. • If these devices are already joined, Device Full scisplayed and snot possible to perform this operation. Intn scase, dele apaired device first.

Autoconnect(connectingIoABluetoothdevice automatically)

T) Press M.C. teturnautomat connectionor off.

Visibility(selfingthevisibilityofthis.unit)

Bluetooth visibility can be turned on natural devices and discover a unit. TPressM.C.toturnthe visibility of this sun ton or off.

Pincodeinput(PINcodeinput)

Usingthisunit

You must enter a F:\code on your device to confirm the Bluehook connection, The default covers

0000 buy you can change with this fund be.

TPressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TurnM.C.close eclarumber

3 Press M.C. lornovel he cursor to then ex position.

1. After inputting PINcode, pressandhold M.C.

• After inputting, pressing M.C. returns you to the PINcode input d splay, and you can change the PINcode.

DeviceINFO(Bluetoothdeviceaddress display)

1PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 Press M.C. to select the desired setting. Devicename—Bluetooth device address

Phonemenuoperation

Important

Besuretoparkyourvehicleinasafeplaceand applytreparkingbrakewhenperformingthis operation.

1Press todisplaythephonemenu.

2TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following function can be adjusted.

Missedcalls(missedcall history)

Dialedcalls(dialedcallhistory)

Receivedcalls(receivedcall history)

1 PressM.C. to display phononumberlist.

2 TurnM.C.tose octanamorphonenumber.

3 PressM.C.tornakeacall.

• Todisplaydetails about the contact youse

acted.prossandholdM.C.

PhoneBook(phonebook)

•Trecontactsonyourphonewi Inormallybe transferredautomat callywhent nephoneis connected,ifitisnot,useyourphonemenuro transferthecontacts. Thevisibilityofth sun t shouldbeonwheryousethehonerenu. RafertoVisibility(acting)thevisibilityofthis unifontheproviouspage.

1 Press M.C. to display ABC Search (alphabeticalist).

2 TumM.C. to select the first letter of the name you are looking for.

3 PressM.C. tod splayaregistered namelist.

4 TumM.C. to select the name you are looking for.

5 PressM.C.od splaytheahonenumberlist.

6 TumM.C. to select a phonenumber you want to call.

7PressM.C.tomakeaca1

PhoneFunction(phonefunction)

You can sel Auto answer, Ring tone and PH.B.

Nameviewfromthismenu.Fordetails,referto

Functionandoperationonthispage.

Functionandoperation

1DisplayPhoneFunction.

Refer to PhoneFunction(phonefunction) on this page.

2PressM.C.todisplaythefunctionmenu.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected the following functions can be adjusted.

Autoanswer(automaticanswering)

1 Press M.C. botum automatic car sweringonor off.

Ringtone(ringtoneselect)

Usingthisunit

1PressM.C.totumtheringtoneonoroff.

PH.B.Nameview(phonebooknameview)

1) Press M.C. to invert the order of names in the phonebook.

BluetoothAudio

Important

- Depending on the Bluetooth audioplayer connected to the sunlit, the available operations will be missed following two cycles.

—A2DP profile(AdvancedAudioDistribution or Profile);You can only playback songs on your audio player. You cannot use the A2DP connection when iPod is selected as a source.

—AVRCProfli c(Audio/VideoRemoteControl Profile):Youcanperform playback pause playback,select songs,etc.

- Functionswillvaryocpendingonthe Blueloothaudioplayeryouareusing.When usingyourplayerwiththisunit, refer to the instructionmanual that camewith your Bluetoothaudioplayeraswellasthismansul.

• Asthesigna from your cellular phonemay causenoise, avoiding it when you are listaring to song on your Bluetooth audio player.

- The sound of the Bluetooth audio player will be muted when the phone is in use.

- When the Bluetooth audioplayerisinuse, you cannot connect to Bluetooth telephone automatically.

- Playbackcontinuesevenifyousw tchfrom yourBluetoothaudioplayertoanother sourcewhilelisteningtoasong.

- Depending on the type of Bluetooth audio play you have connected to this unit, operation and information display may not be available for some functions.

SettingupforBluetoothaudio

Before you can us the Bluetooth audiofunction your must sel up the unit for use with your Bluetooth audiop layer. You will need lopair this unit with your Bluetooth audiop layer.

1Connection

UsetneBluetoothtelephoneconnection

menu.RefertoConnectionmenoperationon

thepreviouspage.

Basicoperations

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①Devicename

Snowsthedevicenameoftheconnected Bluetoothaud oplayer.

②Tracknumberindicator

③PLAY/PAUSEindicator

④S.Rtrvindicator

AppearswhenSoundRetrieverfunctionis on.

⑤Sonotime(progressbar)

⑧Playtimeindicator

Section

Usingthisunit

Fastforwardingorreversing

1Turnandholddown:LEVERlotherightorleft.

Selectingatrack

1 TurnLEVER

Pausingandstarlingplayback

TPressBAND/

Switchingthedisplay

Selecting the desired text information

-Press / DISP.

Note

Depending on the device, lexinformation can be changed.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

Play( play )

1) PressM.C. to start playback.

Stop(stop)

1PressM.C.testeptheplayback.

Pause(pause)

1) PressM.C. to pause or resume.

Random(randomplay)

1 PressM.C.totumrandomplayonoroff.

- This function may not be available depending on the type of Bluetooth audio player connected.

• The random play range varies depending on the Bluetooth audio player in use.

Repeat(repeatplay)

1 PressM.C. to select repeat play range

- This function may not be available depending on the type of Bluetooth audioplayer connected.

• The repeat play range varies depending on the Blue looth audioplayer use.

SoundRetriever(soundretriever)

1 PressM.C.toselectthedesireo setting

1—2—OFF(off)

1 iseffective for low compression rates, and 2 iseffective for high compression rates.

Usingsmartphoneapplications

Youcanusethisunittoperformstreamingplay-backofandcontroltracksinsmartphoneapplicationsorjustforstreamingplayback.

Usingthisunit

Important

Useof:thiropartyappsmayinvolveorrequire theprovisonofpersonallyidentifiableinformation,whetherthrough recreationofa useraccountloretherwise,andforcertainap- lications: theprovisionofgeoocationdata. ALLTHIRDPARTYAPPSARETHESOLERE- SPONSIBILITYOFTHEPROVIDERS,INCLUDINGWITHOUTLIMITATIONCOLLECTIONAND SECURITYOFUSERDATAANDPRIVACY PRACTICES,BYACCESSINGTHIRDPARTY APPS.YOUAGRETOREVIEWTI TETERS OFSERVICEANDPRIVACYPOLICIESOFTHE PROVIDERS,IFYODONOTAGREEWITH TI TETERSORPOLICIESOFANYPROVIDER ORDON.OTCONSENTITTHEUSEOFSEO- LOCATIONDATAWHEREAPPLICABLE,DO NOTUSETHATHIROPARTYAPP.

Informationforthesmartphone compatibility

The following devices are compatible with this function.

• iPhoneandiPodtuch Inthischapter,iPodandiPhonewillbere- ferredloas“iPhone”.
  -AndroidTMdevice

ForiPhoneusers

• UseaPioneerUSBcabletoconnectan iPhone.
• Song information may not display correctly for iOS version earlier than 5.0.

ForAndroiddeviceusers

- ThedevicesupportsBluetoothSPP(Serial PortProfile)andA2DP(AdvancedAudioDistributionProfile). ThedeviceisconnectedtothisunitviaBluetooth.

CompatibilitywithallAndroiddevicesisnot guaranteed.

For details about Android device compatibility with this unit, referto the information on our website.

Notes

• Pleasecheckourwebsiteforalistofsupportedsmartphoneaplicationsforthisunit.
• Pioneerisnotifiableforanyissuesthatmay arisefromincorrectrf awedapp-based content.
  • The content and functionality of the supported application or aether responsibility of the App providers.

StartingprocedureforiPhoneusers

1ConnectaniPhonetotheUSBcableusing aniPhoneDockConnector.

2SelectWiredinAPPCONNECTMODE.For details,refertoAPPCONNECTMODE(APP connectmodesetting)onpage16. ForDEH-X9550SD,skiptothenextstep.

3SwitchthesourcetoApps.

4Startuptheapplicationonthesmart-phoneandinitiateplayback.

StartingprocedureforAndroid deviceusers

OnlyforDEH-X9550BT

1ConnectyourAndroiddevicetothisunit usingBluetoothwirelesstechnology.Fordetails,refertoConnectionmenuoperationon page10.

2SelectBluetoothinAPPCONNECTMODE. Fordetails, referto APPCONNECTMODE (APPconnectmodesetting) on page 16.

Usingthisunit

3SwitchthesourcetoApps.

4Startuptheapplicationonthesmart-phoneandinitiateplayback.

Basicoperations

DCI X9550BT 12:00:00 APP NAME APPS SBRY 01'06" PLAY

DEHX95505D 12:100 APPS NAME PLAY 01:06" 15 Min

①Applicationname

②PLAY/PAUSEindicator

③S.Rtrvindicator

AppearswhenSoundRetrieverfunctionis cn.

④Songtime(progressbar)

⑤Playtimeindicator

Selectingatrack 1 TurnLEVER.

Fastforwardingomeversing

1 TurnandholddownLEVERtothenghtorleft.

Switchingthedisplay

Selecting the desired text information

-Press ⊃/DISP.

Functionsettings

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectFUNCTION.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected the following functions can be adjusted.

Pause(pause)

TPressM.C.topal.sorresume.

SoundRetriever(soundretriever)

1PressM.C.oselectthedesiredsetting.

1 2 OFF(off)

1iseffective for decompression rates, and 2

iseffectively high compression rates.

Audioadjustments

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectAUDIO.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheaudiofunction. Once selected the following audiofunction can be adjusted.

- The cut-off frequency output level can be adjusted when the subwoofer output is on.

- SLAisnotavailablewhenHM selectedas Resource.

Usingthisunit

Fader/Balance(fader/balanceadjustment)

1PressM.C. lod splaythesettingmoce.

2 PressM.C.tocyclebetweenfader(front/rear) and balance(eft/right).

3 TurnM.C. loadjust the front/rearspeaker balance.

Turn M.C. to adjust the left/rightspeaker balance.

PresetEQ(equa izemaca I)

1PressM.C.tod.splaythesettingmoca.

2TumM.C.toselectanequalizercurve

Powerful Natural Vocal Custom1 Custom2 Flat SuperBass

G.EQ(equa izc adjustment)

You can adjust the current yselected equalizer curves and gas desired. Adjusted equalizer curve settings are stored in Custom1 or Custom2.

- Custom1canoesetseparatelyforeach

source. However, each of the below combination a reset to these a setting automatically.

USB iPod. SD and Apps (iPhone)

• BTAudio, and Apps(Android)

- Custom2isasharedsettingusedincommon

forallsources.

1PressM.C. to display the setting more.

2) Press M.C. to cycle between the following: Equal zerband - Equal zererve

3 TurnM.C. Inselect the desired setting. Equalzerband: 100Hz—315Hz—1.25kHz— 3.15kHz—8kHz

Equal zer level: +6 to -6

Loudness(loudness)

Loudnesscompensalesfordeficienc esinthelow-

frequency and high-frequency ranges at low volume.

1PressM.C. lod splaythesettingmoce.

2PressM.C. columnousnessonoraff.

3) TumM.C. to select the desired setting. Low (low)—Mid (mid)—High (high)

Subwoofer1(subwooferon/offsetting)

This unit is equipped with asubwooferoutput

which can be determined.

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 PressM.C. lcturnsubwooferoutpu:onoroff.

3TurnM.C.toselectnephaseforthasub

workeroutcut.

TumM.C.tothe left to select reverse phase,

and Reverse appears in the display. Turn M.C.

totheright to select normal phase, and Nor-

malappearsinthedisplay.

Subwoofer2(s.uowofoeradjustment)

Only frequencieslowetharthoseintheselected

rangeareoutput from the autewofer.

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 PressM.C.tocyclebetweenthecut-offre

quencyandtheoutlevelforthesubwoofer.

3TurnM.C.loselectt necut-offfrequency

50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—125Hz

4TurnM.C. load just the output level for the sub-

wcofer

+6 to -24 is displayed as the level is increased

BassBooster(bassboost)

PressM.C. display the setting mode,

2 TurnM.C.toselectadesiredleve

0 to +6 is displayed as the eye is increased or

decreased.

HPF(highpassfilteradjustment)

When you donotwantlowsounds from the sub- wocter output, frequency cyangeto play from the frontorreaspeakers, turn the IP (high pass filter). Only frequencies higher than those in the selected range output from the frontorreas speakers.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2PressM.C. to turn high pass filter on or off

3TurnM.C. to select the cut-off frequency

50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—125Hz

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Usingthisunit

SLA(sourceleveladjustment)

SLA (Source level adjustment) lets you adjust the volume level of each source to prevent a doen changes in volume when switching between our

CES.

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

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

• Each of the below combinations a reset to the same setting automatically.

• USB, iPod, SD, and Apps (iPhone)

• BTAudio.andApps(Android)

1PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2TurnM.C. loadjust the source volume.

Adjustment range: +4 to -4

Usingdifferent entertainmentdisplays

Youcareenjoyenterlainmenldisplayswhilelisteningtoeachsoundsource.

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectENTERTAINMENT.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheentertainment function.

Once selected, the following entertainment functions can be adjusted.

Background(backgroundsetting)

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

^12 Iurn M.C. to select the desired setting. Backgroundvisual—genre—backgroundpicture1—backgroundpicture2—backgroundpicture3—backgroundpicture4—simpledisplay—moviescreen—calendar

- Genredisplaychangesdependingonthe genroofmusic.

• Genredisplaymaynotworkcorrectlyde-

pendingontheapplicationusedtoencode audiofiles.

3 PressM.C.toselect.

Clock(clockdisplaysetting)

[TPressM.C.loselectednesedisecsetting. ON(clockdisplay)—Elapsedtime(elapsed timedisplay)—OFF(clockoff) • OnlyforDEH 19550SD Youcanswitchthefunctionbypassing CLK.

Selectingtheilluminationcolor

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectILLUMINATION.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheilluminationfunction.

Once selected, the following illumination functions can be adjusted.

•Phone is not available for DEH-X9550SD.

Usingthisunit

KeySide(keycolorsetting)

You can select desired colors for the key so this unit.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 Turn M.C. to select the desired setting. You can select anyone of the options in the following list:

• Presetcolors(rangingfromWhiteto

Rose)

• Scan(cyclethroughna Icolors)

- Sets of colors (Warm, Ambient, Calm)

- Custom(customizedIlluminationcolor)

DisplaySide(displaycolorsetting)

You can select the desired colors for the display of th sunit.

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

2 Turn M.C. to select the desired setting. You can select anyone of the options in the following list:

• Presetcolors(rangingfromWhitelo

Rose

- Scan(cyclethroughna Icolors)

- Sets of colors (Warm, Ambient, Calm)

- Custom(customizedilluminationcolor)

Key&Display(keyanddisplaycolorsetting)

You can select the desired colors for the keys and display of this unit.

1 PressM.C. to display the setting mode.

2 Turn M.C. to select the desired setting. You can select anyone of the options in the following list:

• Preselcolors(ranging from Whitelo

Rose)

•Scan(cyclethroughnaIcolors)

- Sets of colors (Warm, Ambient, Calm)

Phone(phonecolorsetting)

You can select the desired key color stop display when an incoming call is received.

1PressM.C.tod splaythesettingmode.

2 TumM.C. to select the desired setting. You can select anyone of the options in the following list:

- Flashing – The color selected from Key Sideflashes.

- Flash FX 1 to Flash FX 6 – The system automaticallycyclesthroughall available key colorsforth this unit. Select the desired mode.

- OFF – No change in key color made when incomingcalisarereceived.

Notes

• The MIX/DISP OFF color cannot be changed.

- WhenScanisselected, thesystemautomaticallycycles through thepreselcolors.

- WhenWarmisselected, thesystemautomaticallycyclesthroughewarmcolors.

- When Ambient is selected, the system automatically cycles through the ambient color

- When Calmisselected, the system automatically cycles through the calm colors.

- WhenCustomisselected, thecustomized colorsavedisselected.

Customizingthe illuminationcolor

Youcancreatecustomilluminationcolorsfor bothKeySideandDisplaySide.

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.todisplayILLUMINATIONand presstoselect.

3TurnM.C.todisplayKeySideor DisplaySide.Presstoselect.

Usingthisunit

4PressM.C.andholduntilthecustomizing illuminationcolorsettingappearsinthedisplay.

5PressM.C.toselecttheprimarycolor. R(red)—G(green)—B(blue)

6TurnM.C.toadjustthebrightnesslevel. Adjustmentrange:0to60

- You cannot select a level below 20 for all three of R (red), G (green), and B (blue) at the same time. - You can also perform these one operation or other colors.

Note

You cannot create a custom illumination color while Scan. Warm. Ambient or Calm is selected.

AboutMIXTRAX

MIXTRAXtechnologyisusedtoinsertvariety ofsoundeffectsinbetweensongs,allowingyou toexperienceyou,musicasanonstopmixcom-pletewithvisualandlightingeffects.

Notes

• Dependingonthefile/song.soundeffects maynotbeavailable.
• MIXTRAXincludesaMIXTRAXflashingcolor modethatwhensw tchedonturnstheflas- ingcolorscnandoffintimewiththeaudio track.Ifyoufindthefeaturedistractingwhile driving,peaseturnMIXTRAXoft.RefertoOp- erationsusingtheMIXTRAXbuttononpage7.

MIXTRAXmenu

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectMIXTRAX.

3TurnM.C.toselecttheMIXTRAXfunction.

Once selected, the following MIXTRAX functions can be adjusted. The function is enabled when MIXTRAX is on.

SHORTPLAYBACK(short playbackmode)

You can select the length of the playback time.
1PressM.C.od splaythesellingmode.
②TumM.C.toselocethodesilodsetting. 1.0 MIN (1.0 minutes)—1.5 MIN (1.5 minutes)—2.0 MIN (2.0 minutes)—2.5 MIN (2.5 minutes)—3.0 MIN (3.0 minutes)—Random (random)—OFF(off)
• Turn this option OFF if you want to play a selection all the way through from start to in sh.

FLASHAREA(flasharea)

You can select areas for flashing colors.
TPressM.C.rod splaythesettingmode.
2 TumM.C.toselectthedesiredsetting.
Key&Display(key-and-display)—KEYSIDE (key)—OFF(off)
- When OFF is selected, the color set under IL-
LUMINATION is used as the splaycolor.

FlashingColor(flashpattern)

Usingthisunit

You can select flashing color patterns.
1PressM.C. lod splaythesellingmore.
2 TurnM.C. loselect the desired selling. You can select anyone of the options in their following list:
- Sound Level Mode Color 1 to Color 6 – Hashing colors will flash nonancoffins synchronization with the sound level in a song. Select the red mode.
- Low Pass Mode Color 1 to Color 6 – Hashing colors will flash on an off-insynchronization with the bass level in a song. Select the desired mode.
- Flashing Color Random – The pattern for the flashingcolorsisrandomlyse ectedfor eachsongfromthasound ovalmodeand lowpassmoos.
- Sound Level Mode Random – The pattern for the flashing colors randomly selected for each song from the sound level mode.
- Low Pass Mode Random – The pattern for the flashingcolorsis randomly selected for each song from the low passmode.

DISPEFFECT(disp ayeffect)

The MIXTRAX special effects display can be turned on or off.
1PressM.C. tod splaythesettingmoce. 2TumM.C. to select the desired setting.
MIXTRAX1(MIXTRAXspecialeffectsdisplay1)—MIXTRAX2(MIXTRAXspecialeffectsdisplay2)—OFF(normaldisplay)

CUTINEFFECT(manualcut in effect)

You cantumonoroff the MIXTRAX sound affects while manually changing tracks.

PressM.C. to select the desired setting. ON(or)—OFF(off)

MIXSettings(MIXTRAXsettings)

For details, refer to MIXTRA settings on the page.

Notes

• The MIX/DISP OFF color cannot be changed
- MIX/DISP OFF does not flash.

MIXTRAXsettings

You can change the sellings for fixed sounds and sound effects.

- The fixed sound settings can be changed from MIXFixed.

• Thosoundeffectsettings can be changed from any oil the following menus:

LOOPEFFECT.FlangerEFFECT, EchoEFFECT.andCrossfadeEFFECT

1DisplayMIXSettings.

2PressM.C.todisplaythefunctionmenu.

3TurnM.C.toselectthefunction.

Once selected, the following functions can be adjusted.

MIXFixed(MIXTRAXsourceffects)

The xedosunoscambere removed from MIXTRAX soundeffects.

PressM.C. to select the desired setting.

ON(fixedsoundsandsoundeffects)—OFF (soundeffects)

LOOPEFFECT(loopeffect)

The scope effect, which is inserted at the end of each song automatically can be removed from the sound effect.

1 PressM.C.loselectthedesiredsetting. ON(on)—OFF(off)

FlangerEFFECT(flangereffect)

That anger effect can be removed from the sound effect.

1 Press M.C. to select the desired setting. ON(on)—OFF(off)

EchoEFFECT(echoeffect)

Section

Section

Usingthisunit

Theech effect can be removed from the sound effect.

1PressM.C. In select the desired setting.

ON(on)—OFF(off)

CrossfadeEFFECT(crossfadeeffect)

The crossstade effect can be removed from the sound effect.

1 PressM.C. loselect the desired selling. ON(on)—OFF(off)

- WheniPodisselectodasthsource,the crossfadeeffectisdisab ed.

Systemmenu

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectSYSTEM.

3TurnM.C.toselectthesystemmenu function.

Once selected, the following system menu functions can be adjusted.

- BT AUDIO. Clear memory. BT Version info. and APPCONNECTMODE are not available for DEH-X3550SD.

- APPCONNECTMODE snotavailablewhen thesourceisselectedasApps.

Languageselect(mult-language)

For your convenience, this unit offers a color of several languages. You can select the language you prefer to use.

1PressM.C.loselecthe language, English Español Português

Calendar(settingthedate)

1 PressM.C. Lose electronsegment of the calendar display you wish to set. Year - Day - Month

2 Tur M.C. Loselthenale.

Clock(sott ngtheclock)

1 PressM.C. to select the segment of the clock display you wish to set. Hour—Minute

2 TurM.C. tca adjusting new lock

EngineTimealert(elapsedtimedisplaysetting)

Thissettingd splayshowmucht mehaselapsed sincethmachinewastumedon. You can set a timer and alarm.

1 PressM.C. to select electrodes resetting OFF—15 Minutes—30 Minutes

AutoPI(autoPIseek)

The unitcan automatic lysearchforadifferent stationwiththesameprogramming,evenouring presetrecall.

1 PressM.C.tolu/nAutoPlseekanoroff.

You can select an avicson which to browse music.

PressM.C. to select next reset setting. OFF—USBmemory1—USBmemory2—5D card

Warningtone(warringtonesetting)

If the front panel is not detached from the head unit within four second soft turning of the ignition warning onesounds. You can turn off the warning line.

TPressM.C.toturnnewarningtonconoroff.

AUX(auxiliary input)

Usingthisunit

Activate this setting when using an auxil aryoe-vice connected to this unit.

1 PressM.C.lolumAUXonoroff.

Dimmer(cimmer-setting)

To prevent the display from being light at night, the display automatically occurred when the car head lights are returned. You can turn the dimmer on or off.

^1 PressM.C.totumdimmeronoroff.

Contrast(displaycontrastsetting)

1 PressM.C.todisplaythesettingmode.

Turn M.C. to adjust the contrast level.

0 to 15 is displayed as the level is increased or decreased.

Ever-scroll(scroll modesetting)

Whenevercro lissettoON, recorded text informationscro lscontinuously ntnecisplay Setto OFF if you prefer their informal on loscroljust once.

1 PressM.C.toturntheeverscrollionoroff

BTAUDIO(Bluetoothaudioactivation)

Younectoactivateth aBTAudiosourceinorder touseaBluetoothaudioayer.

1 Press M.C. to turn the BT Audio source on or off.

Clearmemory(clearingtheBluetoothdevice datastoredorth sun t)

Bluetooth device data stored this unit can be

cleared Toprotectyourpersonalinformation.

clear nedevicememorybeforeyoupasstheuntontosomconcels. The following information will bedeleted.

•Device list

•PINcode

• Call history

- Phonebook

TPressM.C.toshowtheconfirmationdisplay.

ClearmemoryYESisdisplayed. Clearing memoryisnowonstandby.

If you donotwanttecleartheBluetooth device dataoredonthisunit.tumM.C.todisplay

Cancelandpressitagainlose ect.

2PressM.C.toclearmemory.

ClearedisdisplayandtheBluetooth device data is cleared.

- While function is in use, donotum of the engine.

BTVersioninfo.(Bluetoothversiondisplay)

Youcandisplaythesystemversionsoftthisunit andofBluetoothmodule.

1 PressM.C.tcd splaytheinformation.

APPCONNECTMODE(APPconnectmodeset

Fig.

Select an appropriate option for your smartphone.

1PressM.C.toselectthedesiredsetting.

Wired(for iPhone)—Bluetooth(for Android device)

Setupmenu

1PressandholdSRC/OFFuntiltheunit turnsoff.

2PressandholdM.C. until themainmenu appearsinthedisplay.

Usingthisunit

3TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectSETUP.

4TurnM.C.toselectthesetupmenufunction.

Once selected, the following setup menu functions can be adjusted.

- SoftwareUpdate is not available for DEH-X9550SD.

FMstep(FMtuningstep)

The FMtuningstepermployedbyseektuningcan boswitchedbetween100kHz, theprosetstep, and50kHz.

If seekuring is performed in 50kHz steps, stations may be tuned in precisely. Tuncinthestations with manual tuning or use seek tuning again.

1 PressM.C.toselecttheFMtuningstep.

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

1 PressM.C.tosalecttheAMtuningstep. 9kHz(9kHz)—10kHz(10kHz)

5/Wcontrol(rearoutputlandsubwooferselling)

This unit's rear output: (rearspeaker leads output and RC Area output) can be used for full range speaker (Rear SP: F.Range) or subwoofer (Rear

SP:S/W;connection. If you switch there are output selling to Rear SP:S/W, you can connect a rear speaker lead directly to subwoofer without using an auxiliary amp.

1 PressM.C. to switch therearoutpsetting.

- When nosubwooferisconnectedotheraroutput.selectRearSP:F.Range(full rangospeaker).

- Whenasubwooferisconnectedtotherear output,selectRearSP:S/W(subwoofer)

• Evenifyouchangethissetting.therewillbenoutputunlessyouturnthesubwooferoutput(refertoSubwoofer1(subwooferon/off setting)onpage13).
- If you charge this setting, subwoofer output in the audiomenu will return to factory settings.
- BothrearspeakerleadoutputsandRCArear outputareswitchedsirnu tareously ntnissetting.

SoftwareUpdate(updatedlhesoftware)

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

- Never-tumtheunitoffwhiletheBluetoothsoftwareisbeingupdates.

1 PressM.C.odisplaythedataltransferrmode. Followtheon-screen instructionstofinishup- datingtheBluetoothsoftware.

Systemmenu

1PressandholdSRC/OFFuntiltheunit turnsoff.

2PressandholdM.C. until themainmenu appearsinthedisplay.

Usingthisunit

3TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectSYSTEM.

4TurnM.C.toselectthesystemmenu function.

Fordetails, refertoSystemmenuonthepreviouspage.

UsinganAUXsource

1InsertthestereominiplugintotheAUX inputjack.

2PressSRC/OFFtoselectAUXasthe source.

Note

AUX cannot be selected unless the auxiliary setting is turned. Formore details refer to AUX (auxiliary input) on the previous page.

Turningthedisplayofforon

●PressandholdMIX/DISPOFFuntilthe displayturnsonoroff.

Ifanunwanteddisplayappears

Turnoff the unwanted display using the procedures listed below.

1PressM.C.todisplaythemainmenu.

2TurnM.C.tochangethemenuoption andpresstoselectSYSTEM.

3TurnM.C.todisplayDEMOOFFandpress toselect.

4TurnM.C.toswitchtoYES.

5PressM.C.toselect.

Section

Installation

Connections

WARNING

• Usespeakersoverb3W(outputvalue)and between4Ωlo8Ω(impedancevalue). Do notuse1Ωlo3Ωspeakersforthisunit.
  • The black cable ground. When installing this un torpower (sold separately), makes re connected the ground wire first. Ensurate the ground wire properly connected to metal parts of hear body. The ground wire of the power ramp and heone of this un torany other vehicle must be connected to the car separately with different screws. If theserew for the ground wire also sens falls out, it could result in fire generation of smoke or malfunction.

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

*1 Non supplied for this unit

Important

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

ACC position

No ACC position

• Use this unit with a 12-volt battery and negative grounding only. Failure to do so may result in fireormal function.
- Topreventashort-circuit, overheating formal-function, besuretofollowedirections 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 shift lever and seat rails.
— Place all cables away from not places, such as near the heater outlet.
— Do not connect the yellow cable to the battery by passing 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 multiple speakers.

- When this unilison, contro signals are sent through the blue/whitocable. Connect this cable to the system remote control of an external power amporthely via a auto-antenna clay control terminal (max. 300 mA 12VDC). The vshic disc equipped with a glass antenna, connect it to an antenna boost or power supply terminal.

- Neverconnecttheblue/whitocabletothe powerterminalofanexternalpoweramp. Also,neverconnectttothepowerterminal oftheautoantenna.Doingsomeyresultin batterydraincramalfunction.

Installation

This unit

Diagram of a device panel with numbered components and labeled connectors

⑥ 10

①USBport

②USBport2
③Antenna input

15cm

④Fuse(10A)
⑤Powercordinput
⑥Wiredremoteinput

Hard-w redremote control adapter can be connected (solid separately).

⑦Microphone input(OFH-X9550RTOly)
⑧Microphone(DEH-X9550BTonly)

4m

⑨Rearoutput
@Frontcuipul
①Subwooferoutput
12 USB cable

1.5m

- Ifconnectingbol:USB1(USBstorage device) / iPod1 (iPodconnected, using USBinput1) and USB2 (USBstoragedevice2) / iPod2 (iPodconnect, using USB input2) at the same time, usca Pioneer USBcable(CD-U50E) in addition to the regular Pioneer USBcable.

Power cord

Performtheseconnectionswhennolconnectingarearspeakerleadloasubwoofer.

graph TD
    L["1"] -->|①| R["2"]
    R -->|③| L
    L -->|④| F["3"]
    F -->|⑤| R
    R -->|⑥| 7["6"]
    R -->|⑦| 8["8"]
    R -->|⑧| 9["9"]
    R -->|⑨| 10["10"]
    R -->|⑩| 11["11"]
    R -->|⑪| 12["12"]
    R -->|⑫| 13["13"]
    R -->|⑬| 14["14"]
    R -->|⑭| 15["15"]
    R -->|⑮| 16["16"]
    R -->|⑯| 17["17"]
    R -->|⑰| 18["18"]

Perform these connections when using as sub-wooter without this optional amplifier.

graph TD
    subgraph Top
        L["①"] --> A["Speaker"]
        R["③"] --> S["Speaker"]
        S --> E["Amplifier"]
        E --> F["Speaker"]
        F --> G["Amplifier"]
    end
    subgraph Bottom
        W["④"] --> H["Speaker"]
        I["⑤"] --> J["Speaker"]
        K["⑥"] --> L
        L --> M["Amplifier"]
        M --> N["Speaker"]
        N --> O["Amplifier"]
    end
    L --> S
    R --> S
    S --> E
    E --> N
    N --> O
    O --> P["Speaker"]
    P --> Q["Amplifier"]
    Q --> R
    style Top fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Bottom fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

①Topowercordinout

②LeH
③Right
④Frontspeaker
⑤Rearspeaker
⑥White
⑦White/black
①Gray

Installation

⑨Gray/black

10Green

⑪Green/black

⑫Violet

(13) violet/black

⑭Black(chassisground)

Connecttoaclean, paint-freemetallocation.

⑮ Yellow

Connecttotheconstant12Vsupplytermi-

na

16Red

Connecttoterminalcontrolledbyignition

switch(12VDC).

⑰Blue/white

Connectosystemcontrolterminalofthe

poweramporauto-antennarelaycontroller

mina (max.300mA12VDC).

Orange/white

Connectlightingswitchterminal.

(9)Subwocter(4Ω)

(20) When using a subwoofer of 70 W (2Ω), be

sureloconnectthesubwoofertotheviolet

andviolet/blackleadsof this unit, Donot

connectanythingtothegreenandgreen/

blackleads

② Nclused.

②Subwoofer(4Ω) × 2

Notes

- When using atwo-speakersystem, do not connect anything to speaker lead that are not connected to as speaker.

• Changethesetupmenuofthisunit. Reterto

S/Wcontrol(rearoutoulandsubwooferset-

(ng)onpage17.

The subwcofer output of this unit is monaural.

Poweramp(soldseparately)

Perform these connections when using the optional amplifier.

graph TD
    A["①"] --> B["②"]
    B --> C["③"]
    B --> D["④"]
    B --> E["⑤"]
    B --> F["⑥"]
    G["①"] --> H["②"]
    H --> I["③"]
    H --> J["④"]
    H --> K["⑤"]
    H --> L["⑥"]
    M["①"] --> N["②"]
    N --> O["③"]
    N --> P["④"]
    N --> Q["⑤"]
    N --> R["⑥"]
    S["①"] --> T["②"]
    T --> U["③"]
    T --> V["④"]
    T --> W["⑤"]
    T --> X["⑥"]
    Y["①"] --> Z["②"]
    Z --> AA["③"]
    Z --> AB["④"]
    Z --> AC["⑤"]
    Z --> AD["⑥"]
    AE["①"] --> AF["②"]
    AF --> AG["③"]
    AF --> AH["④"]

①Systemremotecontrol

ConnecttoBlue/whitecable.

②Poweramp(soldseparately)

③ConnectwithRCAcables(soldseparately)

④ToRearoutput

⑤Rearspeaker

⑥ToFransoutput

⑦Frontspeaker

⑧Tosubwooferoutput

⑨Subwoofer

Installation

Important

- Checkallconnectionsandsystemsbefore

finalinstallation.

• Donctuseunauthorizedpartsasthismay

cause malfunctions.

- Consultyourdealerifinstallationrequires

drillingofholesorthermodificationstothe

vehicle.

- Donotinstallthisunitwhere:

—it may interfere with operation of the vehicle.

—It may cause in urtoapassen perasaresult

ofasuddenstop

Installation

- These semiconductor 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 unit is installed at an angle of essthan60°.

- When installing, to ensure proper heat dispersal when using this unit, makes sure you leave a place behind the car panel and wrap any loose access to they are not blocking the events.

DINfront/rearmount

This unit can be properly installed using either front-mount rear-mounted installation.

Use-commerce available parts when installing.

DIN Front-mount

1Insertthemountingsleeveintothedashboard.

For installation in shallow spaces, use the sup- plice mountingsleeve. If there is enough space, use themountingsleevet natcam with the ve- nicle.

2Securethemountingsleevebyusinga screwdrivertobendthemetaltabs(90°)into place.

①Dashboard

②Mountingsleeve

3Installtheunitasillustrated.

①Nut

②Firewallormetalsupport

③Metalstrap

④Screw

⑤Screw(M4×8)

■ Makesureth at the unitis installed securely in place. An unstable installation may cause skipping or thermal malfunctions.

DIN Rear-mount

1 Determinetheappropriateposition wheretheholesonthebracketandtheside oftheunitmatch.

Installation

2Tightentwoscrewsoneachside.

①Trusscrew(5mm×8mm)
②Mountingracket
③Dasnboardorconsole

Removingtheunit

1Removethetrimring.

①irring
②Notcheetab
■Releasing the front panel allows easier access to the trimming.
- When reattaching the trimming point, the sidewith then notched tabdown.

2Insertthesuppliedextractionkeysinto bothsidesoftheunituntiltheyclickinto place.

3Pulltheunitoutofthedashboard.

Removingandre-attachingthe frontpanel

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

Press the open button and push the front panel upward and pull it toward you.

Fordetails, refertoRemovingthefrontpanelto protectyourunitfromtheftandRe-attachingthe frontpanelonpage4.

Installation

Installingthemicrophone

• Only for DEH-X9550BT

CAUTION

tisextremelydangerousba lowthemicrophoneleadtobecomowoundaroundthesteeringcolumnorshiftlever.Besuretoinstallthe unitinsuchawaythatitwillnotobstructdrving.

Note

Install themicrophoneinapositionandorientationthatwillenableittpickupthevoiceofthepersonoperatingthesystem.

Wheninstallingthemicrophone onthesunvisor

1 Fitthemicrophoneleadintothegroove.

①Microponelead

②Groove

2Installthemicrophonecliponthesun visor.

With the viscrup, install the microphone clip. (Lowering the viscrup reduce the voice recognition rate.)

Technical diagram showing a vehicle's front suspension system with labeled components and directional arrows

①Micropheneclp

②Clamp

Useseparatelysoldclampstosecurethe

leadwhere necessary insidethaveh cie

Wheninstallingthemicrophone onthesteeringcolumn

1 Detachthemicrophonebasefromthemicrophoneclip.

Todetachthemicrophonebase from the micro-phoneclip, sidelithemicrophonebase.

①Microphone
②Microphonecip
③Microphonebase

Installation

2Installthemicrophoneonthesteering column.

Technical diagram showing car interior components with numbered labels for parts of the wheel and dashboard

①Double-sidedtape
②Installthermicrophoneon herearsideofthe steeringcolumn.
③ Camp
Useseparatelysoldclampstosecurethe leadwherer necessaryinsidelhevehicle.

Adjustingthemicrophoneangle

Tremicrophoneanglecanbeadjusted.

Additionalinformation

Troubleshooting

SymptomCauseAction
Thedisay automatically returnsthat ordinarydis play.	Youdidno performanyopera tionwithin about30sco- onds.	Performoperation again.
Theropat playrange changesun- expectedly.	Dependingon therepeapplay range thesea lecreorange maychange when another folderortracks beingselected orduringfast forwarding/re- versing.	Selectthatrepeat playrangeagain.
Asubfolderis notplayed back.	Subfolderscan notbplayed when Folderre- peat(fo therre- peat)ls solcted.	Selectanotherre- peatplayrange.
NOXXXXao- pearswnana displays changed(NO TITLE forex- ample).	There snoem- bedcadextin- formation.	Switchthedisplay orlayanother track?flo.
The,rills malfunction- ng. Thereisinter- ference.	Youareusinga device,suchas acellular phone,thatmay causeaudible interference.	Moveelectrical devicesthatmay becausethein- terienerceway fromtheunit.

SymptomCauseAction

Thesound fromthe Bluetooth audiosource is notplayed back.	Thereisacallin progressona Bluetoothcon- nectedcellular phone.	Thesoundwillbe playedbackwhen thecallistermi-nated.
	ABlueothcon- cncleddel- lularphonics currentlybeing operated.	Donctu sethe cellularphoneal thistimo.
	Acallwas macewitha Bluetoothcon- nectedcellular phoneandthen immediatelyter-minated Asa result commu-n cat or be-tweenthsunit andthecellular phonewasrct terminated properly.	Reconnectthe Bluetoothcon- nectionbetween thisunitandthe cellularphone.

Errormessages

When you contact your dealer or your nearest PioneerServiceCenter, besuretonetetheerror message.

Appendix

Additionalinformation

Common
MessageCauseAction

AMPERRORTThis is nittal to operate on the speaker connection is ncorrect; the protective circuit is activated.

Check the speaker connection if them puzzle fails to disappear even after the green lists switched off/on, contact your dealer or an authorized IP peer Service Station for ass starce.

CDplayer

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-07, 11,12,17,30	Thediscisdirty Cleanthed sc.
	Thediscis scratched.	Replacethed sc.
ERROR-10, 11,12,15, 17,30,A0	Thereisaneac. tricalorme- chanicalerror.	Turntheignition switchOFFand backON,or switchtopa differ- entsource then backtoimeCD player.

ERROR-15Theinserteddiscisblank.		Replacethed.sc.
ERROR-23UnsupportedCDformat.		Replacethed.sc.
FORMATREAD	Sometimesthereisade aybetweenthestartofplaybackandwhenyoutarttohearanysound.	Warunlithemessagedisappearsandyouhearsound.

MessageCauseAction

NOAUDIOTheinserted	Replacethenisc.
d sdoesnot
containany
p ayablefiles.

SKIPPEDTheinserted	Replacothecisc.
d soccintains
DRMprotected

PROTECTAllthefileson	Replacethedisc.
thainsarted
d scaracem
beddedwith
DRM.

Externalstoragedevice(USB,SD)/iPod

MessageCauseAction

NODEVICENoUSBstorage deviceoriPodis connected.

Connectacom- pat bleUSBstor- agedevice/iPod.

FORMATREAD

Sometimesthereisadelaybetweenthestartlo playbackandwhenyoustarttohcaranysound.

Waituntilthemassegedisappearsar youhearsound.

NOAUDIO There are no songs.	Transfer the audio files the USB storage device and connect.
The connected USB storegedevice/tesecur-tyenable.	Follow the USB storegedevice-instruction to date-allete/nescurity.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction

SKIPPEDTheconnectedUSBstoragedev-vicecontainsfilesembeddedwithWindowsMedia®DTM9/10.

PlayanaudiofilenotembeddedwithWindowsMed aDRM9/10.

PROTECTAllthatflosin	Transfaraudio
theUSBstorage	filesrctom
devceareem-	beccdedwith
acddocwith	WindowsMedia
Windows Media	DRM9/10tothe
DRM9/10.	USBstoragede-
	vcoandconnect.

NOTCOM-PATIBLE

TheUSBdevice connected to is not supported byth sun t.

•CorrectaUSB MassStorage Classcomp lant device.

	• Disconnect your device and replace it with a compatible USB storage device.
Non-compatible iPod	D disconnect your device and replace it with a compatible iPod.
Non-compatible SD storage device	Remove your device and replace it with a compatible SD storage device.

CHECKUSBTheUSBconnector,USB cablehasshorl-circuited.

Checkthatthe USBconnector,USBcableisnot caughtinsomethingordam-aged.

MessageCauseAction

CHECKUSBTheconnectedUSBstoragede-viceconsumesmorethenmaxi-ruma lowandiscurrent.

DisconnecttheUSBstorageda-viceandconctuseit.Tumreignitionswitch:toOFF,centoACCorOXandthenconnectonlycompliantUSBstoragedevices.

CHECKUSBTheiPocspor	Makesurothe
atoscorrectly	connectionable
butdoesnot	forthe Podhas
charge.	notshortedout
	(e.g., notcaught
	inmetalobjects).
	Afterchecking,
	tumthogritition
	switchOFFand
	backON,ordis-
	connectthe iPod
	andreconnect.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-19Communication failed.	Performance of the following operations.-Turn the ignition switch OT and back ON,-Disconnector eject the externa storage device.-Changeload f-ferentsource, I non, return to the USB or SD source.
	iPodfailure.Disconnectthe cable from the Pod Onco the Pod's main menu sdis-played, reconnect the Podanoreset.
ERROR-23USBstoragede-vicewasnotfor-matted with FAT12,FAT16or FAT32.	USBstoragede-vice should befor-matted with FAT12,FAT16or FAT32.
ERROR-16The Pod firm-wareversion is old.	Update the Pod version.
	iPodfailure.Disconnectthe cable from the Pod Onco the Pod's main menu sdis-played, reconnect the Podanoreset.

MessageCauseAction

STOPThereareno songs in the current list.	Selectalistthat contains songs.
Notfound Norelated songs.	Transfersongs to thei Pod.

Bluetoothdevice

MessageCauseAction

ERROR-10 The power failed	Turnthcignit on
for the Bluetooth module this unit.	switch Off and thereto ACCor ON. Ifthccormomos sageisstilldis-played after performing the aboveaction, please contact your social or authorized Pioneer Service Station.

Apps

MessageCauseAction

NoBTdevice.GotoBTMENUtoregister.	NoBluetoothdevicofound.	Followthe n-structionsthatappearonthescreen.
BTherror.PressBANDkeytoretry.	Bluetoothcon-rectionfailed.	Followthe n-structionsthatappearonthescreen.
CheckyourApp.PressBANDkeytoretry.	Connectiontotheapplicationfailed.	Followthe n-sstructionshatappearonthescreen.

Additionalinformation

MessageCauseAction

Startupand playyour Application.

The application has not started running yet.

Follow the instruction that appears the screen.

Handlingguidelines

Discsandplayer

Use only discasthat feature, reeither of the following twologos.

Lsa12-cmd scs.Denotuse8-cmdiscsoran adapterfor8-cmdiscs.

Use only conventional, fully circular discs. Don't use shaded discs.

Donocinserlanyth ngotherthanaCD into the disc cadingslot.

Donotusecracked,chipped,warped,rother wisedamageddiscsastheymaydamagetheplayer.

UnfinalizedCD-R/R/Woliscscannotoeplayed back.

Donotouchthorocordedsurfacco tnocliscs.

Stored disc in the cases when not nuse.

Donotattachlabe s. writoonorapplychemicals to the surface of the discs.

IocleanaCD, wipethediswithasoftclothoutwardfromthecenter.

Condensation may temporarily impair the player's performance. Let best for about one hour to adjust a warmer temperature. Also, wipe any damp disc so off with asoftc oth.

Playbackofdiscsmayntbepossio becauseof disccharacteristics,disformal,recordedappli- tion,playbackenvironment,storageconditions, andsoor.

RoadshocksmayInterruptolscplayback.

Read the precautions for discs before using them.

When using disc that can be printed on labels surfaces, check the instructions and the warnings of the discs. Depending the discs, inserting and ejecting may not be possible. Using such discs may result in damage to this equipment.

Donotattachcommercial y-available adelsor other material slothed scs.

• Thediscsmaywarpmakingthodiscunplayable.

•The labelsmaycomeoffouringplaybackandprovancejectionofthediscs,whichmayresultndamagetothecquilomont.

Externalstoragedevice(USB,SD)

Address any questions you have about your external storage device USB SDJtothomanufacturer of the device.

Donotleavethexterna storagedevice(USB,SD) inp aceswithh ghtemperatures.

Depending on the external storage device (USB, SD), that following problem may occur.

• Operations may vary.

- The storage device may not be recognized. - Files may not be displayed back properly.

Appendix

Appendix

Additionalinformation

USBstoragedevice

Connections via USBhubarenctsupported.

Donotconnectanythingotherthan a USBstor agedevice.

Firm ysecurethe USBstoragedevicewhendry-ing.Donotletthe USBstoragedevicefallontothe floor,whereatmaybecomejammedunderthe brakeoracceleratorpedal.

DependingongtheUSBstoragedevicethefolo- ingprotemismayoccur.•The device maycauscaudiblointerforce whenyou are listeningtoleradio.

SDmemorycard

This unit supports only the following types of SD memory cards.•SD•miniSD•microSD•SDHC

Keeps the SD memory card out of hereach of children. Should the SD memory card be swallowed, consult doctor immediately y.

Don't touch the connectors of the SD memory card directly with your fingers or with anymetal device.

Don't insert any nothing other than an SD memory card into the SD cards it. The object(s) can as a coin jis inserted into the slot, the internal circuit may not take a condomalt functions.

When inserting a min SDormicroSD, use an adapter, Don't use an adapter which has meta parts that then connects exposed.

Don't insert damaged SD memory card (e.g. warped label beeelec of) but may not be executed from the slot.

Donottryforcean SDmemorycard intotheSD cardslotasthecardorthisuritmaybedamaged. Whanejectingen SDmemorycard pressstand hold tuntit itcks. Telecanenottoreleaseyour fingerimmediatelyalferyoupressonltecardas thecardmayshotourothasi standcausedam agceinjury. Ifth ecardshootscouttofth oslot, it maybecome lost.

iPod

To ensure preparation connected to correct rectorab efrom theiPoddirectlyto this unit.

FirmlysecureiheiPoowhendriving.Doralletthe iPoctallontothefloorwhereitmaybecome jammecunderthebrakeoracceleratorpedial.

AboutiPoosettings

- When an Pod is connected, this unitchanges the EQ(equalizer) setting of the Pod too fin order to optimize the acoustics. When you disconnect the Pod, the EQratumstone original setting.

- You cannot set Repeat to off the Pod when using this unit. Repeat is automatically charged to All when the Pod is connected to this unit.

Incompatible text saved on the iPod will not be displayed by the unit.

DualDiscs

DualDiscsaretwo-sidedscsthathavearecord- acileCDforaudicononesideandarecordable DVDforvideontheother.

Since the CDside of Dual Disc is not physically compatible with the general CD standard, it may not be possible to play the CD sidewith this unit.

Additionalinformation

Frequent tracking and objecting of DualDisc may result in scratches on the disc. Serious scratches can lead to display or problems this unit. In some cases, a Dual Disc may become stuck in the discacing sloter will not reject. Toprevent this, we recommend your resin from using DualDisc with this unit.

Please refer to the information from decisions manufacturer form more detailed information about DualDiscs.

CAUTION

Dcnotlieavetnediscs/externalstoragedevice (USB,SD)criPodinplaceswithhightemperatures.

Compressedaudio compatibility(disc,USB,SD)

WMA

F lccextension.wma

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

Sampling frequency: 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 49kHz

WindowsMed a™AudioProfessional, Lossless, Voice/DRMStream/Streamwithvideo:Notcom-palibie

MP3

Fileextension.mp3

Bitrate:8kbpslo320kbps(CBR),VBR

Sampling frequency: 8kHz, 48kHz (32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz foreemphasis)

Compatible ID3tagvers or: 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 (ID3tagVersion2.xisgivenpriorityoverVersion 1.x.)

M3uplaylist:Notcompatible

MP3i(MP3interactive).mp3PRO:Notcompatible

WAV

Fileextension:way

Querification:band16(L PCM),4(MS

ADPCM)

Samplingfrequency:16kHz to 49kHz (LPCM).

22.05kHz and 44.1kHz (MSADPCM)

AAC

Compatible format: AACanced by Tunes

Fileextension::m4a

Samplingfrequency:1.025kHz to 48kHz

Transmission rate:16kbps/320kbps,V3R

AppleLossless Netcompatible

AACfileboughtfromtheiTunesStore(.m4pfile extension):Notcompatible

Supplementalinformation

Onlythet rst32characterscanbed splayedasa filename(includingthefileextension)orafolder name.

This unit may not work properly depending on the application used to enter code WMA files.

Theremayocas ightoo ayatthestartofplayback ofaudio flesenbeddedwithinagedalaopaudio flessoredoraUSBslorgagedevicelthalhasnumercusto cchlerarchies.

Additionalinformation

Disc

Playablefolder/ archyuptoelghtliers(Apractical/ archylslessthantwothers.)

Playablefolders upto99

Playablefiles:unto999

Filesystem:ISO9660Level1and2,Romeo,Joliet

Multi-sessiono ayback: Compatible

Packetwritten data transfer: Not compatible

Regardlessofthelengthofblanksectionsbetweenthesongstromtheoriginalrecording.compressedaudiociscssplaywithashortpause betweenewsongs

Externalstoragedevice(USB,SD)

Playablefolder hierarchyuptoeightiers (Apractical hierarchyless than twoers.)

Playablefolders upto1500

Payablefiles:upto15000

Playbackofcopyright.protectedfiles:Notcompatible

Partitionedexternalsforagedevice(LSB,SD): Onlythefirstplayablepartitioncanbeplayed.

Theremaybeaslightdelaywhenstartingplay-backofaudioflesoneUSBstoragedevicewith numerousfoldernierarchies.

SDmemorycard

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

Compatibility with all SD memory cards is not guaranteed.

This unit is not compatible with SD-Audio.

CAUTION

•Pioneeraccepts no responsibility for data lost on US\memory/US\ portable audio players/SDmemorycards/SDHCmemory cards, even if that data is lost while this unit is used.
•Pioneercannotguarantacocompatibilitywith allUSBmassstoragedevicesandassumes noresponsibilityforanyossofdataon mediaplayers.smartohones,orotherdevi-ceswhileusingthisproduct.

iPodcompatibility

This units supports only the following iPod models. Supported iPod software versions are shown below. Older versions may not be supported. Macefor

• iPoctouch4thgeneration(softwareversion 5.1.2)
• iPodtouch3rdgeneration(softwareversion 5.1.1)
• iPodtouch2ndgeneration(softwareversion 4.2.1)
• Podtouch1stgeneration(softwareversion 3.1.3)
• iPodclassic160GB(softwareversion2.0.4)
• iPodclassic120GB(softwareversion2.0.1)
  • iPodclassic(softwareversion 1.1.2)
  • iPodwithvideo(softwareversion1.3.0)
• Podnanc6thgeneration (softwareversion 1.2)
• iPodnanc5thgeneration (softwareversion 1.0.2)
  • iPocnane4thgeneration (softwareversion 1.0.4)
• Podnano3rogeneration(softwareversion 1.1.3)
• iPodnanc2ndgeneration (softwareversion 1.1.3)
• iPodnanc1stgeneration(softwareversion 1.3.1)
  • iPhone4S(softwareversion5.1.1)

Additionalinformation

• Phone4(softwareversion5.1.1)
• Phone3GS(softwareversion5.1.1)
• Phone3G(softwareversion4.2.1)
• Phone(softwareversion3.1.2)

Depending on the generation no version of the iPod, some function or may not be available.

Operations may vary depending on the software version of Pod.

When using an Pod ani Pod Dock Connectorto USB Cable is required.

APioneerCD U51interfaceableisa soavaI able Fordetails,consultyourdealer.

About the file format compatibility refer to the iPodmanuals.

Aud ebook, Podcast: Compatible

CAUTION

Pioneeracceptsncresponsibilityfordatalost ontheiPod, evenifthatdataislostwhilethis unil sused.

Sequenceofaudiofiles

The user cannot assign folder numbers and specify playback sequences within the unit.

Exampleofahierarchy

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

Folder Compressco audiofile 01to05:Folder number ①to⑥:Playback sequence

Disc

Folderselectionsequencecrotheroperation may differ depending on the encoding or writing software.

Externalstoragedevice(USB,SD)

The playback sequence stnesameasthere-cordedsequenceintheexternalstoragedevice (USB,SD).

Tospecifytheplaybacksequence.thefollowing methodisrecommended.

[1] Create a file name that includes numbers that specify the playback sequence (e.g., 001xxx.mp3 and 029yyy.mp3).

2) Pullhosefilesinloafolder.

3 Savelhefolderthalcontains.hefilestothe externalstoragedevice(USB,SD).

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

ForUSBportableaudioplayers, thesequences different land depends on the player.

Bluetoothprofiles

IncordertouseBluetoothwirelesstechnology, devicesmustbeablelointerpretcertainprofiles.Thisunitiscompatiolewiththefollowing profiles.

•GAP(GenericAccessProfile)
•OPP(ObjectPushProfile)
- HFP(HandsFreeProfile)1.5
• HSP(HeadSetProfile)
• PBAP(PhoneBookAccessProfile)
• A2DP(AdvancedAudioDistributionProfile)
•AVRCP(Audio/VideoRemoteControlProfile) 1.3
■SPP(SerialPortProfile)1.1

Appendix

Appendix

Additionalinformation

Additionalinformation

Copyrightandtrademark

Bluetooth

TheBluetooth ^® wordmarkandlogosareregisteredtrademarksownedbyBluetoothSIG,Inc. andanyuseofsuchmarksbyPIONEER CORPORATIONisunderlicense.Othertrademarksandtradenamesarethoseoftheirrespectiveowners.

iTunes

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

MP3

Supplyoflthisproductionlyconveysalicensefor private, non-commercial use and does not conveyalicense nor mplyanyright@cousehlisproductinanycommercial(i.e.revenue-generaling) realtimebroadcasting(terrestrial,satellite), cablesand/oranyothermedia), broadcasting/streamingviasinternel,intranelsand/rothernetworksorinothelectronicocontentdistributionsystems,suchaspay-audioaudio-on-demandapplications.Anindependentlicensefor such.uscisrequired.Fondatais,pleasevisit http://www.mp8licensing.com.

WMA

Windows Media is either a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. This product includes technology owned by Microsoft Corporation and cannot be used for distributed without a license from Microsoft Licensing, Inc.

SDmemorycard

SDIogoisatrademarkofSD-3C, LLC. minSDIogoisatrademarkofSD-3C, LLC. microSDLogogisatrademarkofSD-3C, LLC. SDHClogoisatrademarkofSD-3C, LLC.

iPod&iPhone

iPhone, iPod, iPodclassic, Podano, and iPod touchanetrademarks of Apple Inc., registered 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 to Podori Phone, respectively, and has been certified by the development meet Apple performance standards. Appears not responsible for the operation of this device on compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Pleasenlethalt heuseof this accessory with Podori Phone may affect wireless performance.

Android™

AndroidisatrademarkofGoogleInc.

MIXTRAX

MIXTRAXisatracemarkofthePIONEER CORPORATION.

Specifications

General

Ratec powersource......14 VDC
	(a/kow/avoltagerange, 12.0V/m 14 eVDC)
Ground insystem......Nogalvotype
Maximum current consumption......10 CA
Dimensions(W×H×D)
D/N
Chassis......78 mm×50mm×165mm
Nose......188 mm×58mm×17mm
D
Chassis......78 mm×50mm×165mm
Nose......170 mm×46mm×17mm
Weight......1.1kg

Audio

Maximum power output...50W×4 70W×1/2Ω(oraubwoofer)

Continuouspoweroutput 22W×4.50Hzto1500C1z, 5%THD,4Ωlnac,bothchannelsdriver)

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

Precutmaxim um outpurlevel 4.0V

Equalizer(5 BandGraph cEqualizer): Frequency.....100 Hz/315 Hz/ .25 kHz / 3.15 kHz/8 kHz Gain.....+12 dB

HPF: Frequency.....50Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100Hz/ 12kHz

Slope....-2dB/oct Suawoofer(mone)

Frequency....50Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100Hz/125Hz Slope....\~8dB/oct Gain....+6dBto-74dB Phase.....Normal/Reverse

Bassboost: Gain....112cBioCdB

CDplayer

System......Compactica acdiosystem

Jsubedics......Compactdis...

S grai-lc noisera-lc......$4dB(1kHz)(IEC Anc work)

Numbroch channels......2(sunc)

VP5denoding format......MPEG-9A/Audial ayer?

WAVDecoding format......Ver.7.7.1,8.9 10,11.12(2ch audio)

AACdecoding format......MPEG-AAAC(TLanesencocd only(C.mda)

WAVsigna format......LinearPCM/AMSA/DCPCV (Non-compressed)

USB

USB standards specification on USB2 01ul speed

Maximo meurrer lsc pply 1A

JSRClass....MSC(MassStorageClass) + Icsys.com....FA112,-A116,-A132

VPSdecouingformat,....MPEG 82AudioLayer3

WV/Adecoding format.....Ver.7.7.1,3.9.10, 11.12(2ch audio)

(WindowsMediaPlayer) AACdecodingformat.....MPTG-4AAC(ITunesencoced only)(m4a)

WAVsigna-IomnaL....LinearPCM&MSADPCM (Non-compressed)

SD

Compatiblephysicalformat

......Version2.00 Maximum memory capacity

32GB(ForSDandSDIIC) Flesystem...FAT12,FAT16,FAT3?

VP3decodingformat.....MPEG-Δ2AudioLayer2 WVAdecoding'ormal....Ver.7.7.1,8.9.10,-1.12

audio) (WindowsMediaPlayer)

AACdosodnglornal.....MPEG-4AAC(II) unesenced only(,m/s)

(Ver.10.6anddearlier)

WAVsigna format.... linearPCN&MSADPCN (Non-compressed)

Additional information

FMtuner

Frequency/range.....87.5MI izto 108.0MI/iz

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

30d 3

Signal to no serialio.....72d3(IEC Anetwork)

AMtuner

Frequency range.....531k |zto1602k |z(9k) |z)

530k||201640d|2010k||2

Usablesensitivity.....2cpV(S/N:20dB)

Signal to no serialio.....62d3(IEC Anetwork)

Bluetooth

(DEH-X9550E1)

Version......Bluetooth 5.0 certified

Quro-tower +40Bm Maximum

(Howcrlass2)

Note

Specificationsandthedes gnaresubjectto modificationswithoutnotice.

Appendix

Sección

01

Índice

01 Antesdecomenzar

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

DEI-H9550SD

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

Unidadprincipal(carátulaaocierta)

Labeled diagram of a computer case with numbered components for identification

ParteParte

1	SRC/OFF	4	MIX/DISP OFF
2	LEVER@BAND7		∅ (iPoc)
3	⊃DISP9		DEI-X36503T(telefonc)
			DEI-X36505DCLK

ParteParte

(A)	(Disla)	MULTI-CONTROL (M.C.)
(B)	Botóndeacertura	12 Ranuradecarga pediscos
(C)	ConectordeentracaAUXico-nectonatéreaode 3,5mm)	13▲(exoulser)
(D)	○/○(arrioc/aba/o)	14 Ranuraparala tarictademamorieSDExtraigaeloene calantaroparaac-codora ananura pelabarjelade memoraSD

PRECAUCIÓN

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Parte Operación

—AUX (AUX)—BT Audio (audio BT)

• BTAudionostádisponibaparaDEHX9550SD.

Ajustedelvolumen

T GircM.C.paraajustarolvolumen.

PRECAUCIÓN

③Indicator TrafficAnnounce

①Extraigaelpaneldelanders.

2 Insertou natarjctadomemoria SDenlaranu raparalajarjela SD.

Inserielaconlasuperficedecontactohacia abajoypros onolatarjotahastaquocigaun

1Extralgaelpaneldelanters.

USBmemory1 USBmemory2oSDcarden

Musicbrowse.Paramásinformación.consulte

3CambielafuenteaApps.

3CambielafuenteaApps.

12:10 APPS NAME HAPPS 0.1 06" HAPPV SDRV ① ② ④ ⑤ ③

①Nombredelaaplicación
②IndicadorPLAY/PAUSE
③IndicatorS.Rtrv

1.0 MIN (1,0 minutes)—1.5 MIN (1,5 minutes)—2.0 MIN (2,0 minutes)—2.5 MIN (2,5 minutes)—3.0 MIN (3,0 minutes)—Random (alato río)—OFF(desactivado)

OFF—15Minutes—30Minutes

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⑦Entracam crofono(soloDEH-X9550BT) ⑧Microfono(soloDEH-X9550BT)

4m

⑨Salidatrasera
60Salidadela ntera
⑪Salidadesubgraves
⑫CableUSB

1.5m

- SiconectaunUSB1(dispositivodealmacenamientoUSB1)/iPod1(iPodconectadoporentradaUSB1)yunUSB2

(dispositivodealmacenamentoUSB2)/

iPod2(iPodconectadcporentradaUSB 2)a mismotiempo utiliceuncableUSB Pioneer(CD-U50F)ademásdelcable USBPioneerhabitual.

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Diagram showing car seatbelt components with numbered labels pointing to parts of the seatbelt

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

Windows/Media™AudioProfessional, Lossless, Voice/DRMStream/Streamconvideo.nocompatible

MP3

For the December 2014

(1)

Vor.7,71,8,9,10

(audio2canales)

Windows/Media Player

Peter 10 (Drums are reserved).

(1) 2017.3.24, 6:45

(1) 2005.10.17-1 CM

AMT KALGMAOY SM

(4000000000)

(See 10. European countries)

Formalodesia Way PCMlinesRMSADPCM

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,

SintonizadordeFM

Interva odefrecuenc as...de87,5MHz:108.0MHz

Sensibilidad u/Lable .... 9d31/0.BaW7bΩ. mono.

seta/rulfo:30dB

Relaciónsenañanido

72dB(redIEC-A)

SintonizadordeAM

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Español

57Es

Conteúdo

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DEI-H9550SD

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

Unidadeprincipal (pañelfrontalaberto)

Diagram of a computer rear panel with numbered components labeled 12, 13, and 14

ParteParte

1	SRC/OFF	4	MIX/DISP OFF
2	LEVER@BAND7		∅ (IPoc)
3	⊃DISP9		DEI-X36503T(telephone)
			DEI-X3650SDCLK

ParteParte

Diagram of a device with numbered ports and connections, likely for electrical or control panel identification.

Parte Operação

(iPod2)—Apps2 (Apl cativo Smartphone?)—

SD (Cartão de memória SD)—AUX (AUX)—BT Audio/AudioBT)

• BTAudionácestádispon'velpara DEI X9550SD.

Ajustedovolume

T GireM.C.paraajustarevolume.

CUIDADO

• Disc repeat – Repate tocas as faixas

•Trackrepeat Repeteafaikaatual

—Podcasts (Podcasts)—Genres (Estilos)—

Composers(Compositores)—Audiobooks (Audiobooks)

Reprodução

T Quandou mamúsicaestiversa ocionada, press one M.C.

1250.0 APPS NAME AppS 58trv 01:06" PLAY

DFH-X9550SD

12:10 APPS NAME 0.1 06" HKEY=1845V ① ② ④ ⑤ ③

USB, iPod, SD e Apps (iPhone)

• BT Audio e Apps (Android)

1 Pressione M.C. paravisualizaromododeajuste.

- Conjuntos de cores (Warm. Ambient,

Calm:

OFF 15Minutes 30Minutes

OFF—USBmemory1—USBmemory2—SD card

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①PortaUSB1

②Portal ISB2
③Entradadaantena

15cm

⑭Prelo(terradochass)

Conecleaum localcommelallyvredetiniae

limpo.

19Amarelo

Technical diagram showing a vehicle's front suspension system with labeled components and directional arrows

①Prandedoromicrofone ②Presilha

Usepresilhasvendioasseparadamentepara pronderocondutorquandonecessarionoin tor ordovelculo.

Diagram showing car seatbelting technique with labeled parts ① and ②

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

①F taduplaface

Audiobook, Podcast: Compativel

CUIDADO

USB2.0develop cadetotal

Forrecimertomáx.decorrente

……

ClasseUSB....M3C(MassStorageClass)

Sistemasdearquivos.....FAT12.FAT16.FAT39

Ver.7,7,1,8,9,10,11,12 (Audio/2/cans/s) (Windows/Media Player

(Windows Media Player)

-ormatocedecodilicaçãcAAC

MPEG-MAAC/cedilcadopor

i lunoseponas)(m4a)

(Ver.10.Gearterio)

FormatcdesinalWAV....PCMlinear&MSADPCM

(Naucompactado)

SintonizadordeFM

Two horizontal oval shapes with rounded ends, one black and one white, side by side (no text or symbols)

Português(B)

87Ptbr

目錄

01 開始使用前

關於本機88

遭遇問頭時88

關於本手冊 88

02 使用本機

王機89

遥控器89

設定選單89

基本操作90

遥控器的使用與保養 90

常用选單操作 90

誚諧器91

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DEJ-X9550SD

Labeled diagram of a device interior with numbered components for identification

土機（前面版開啟）

Labeled diagram of a computer rear panel showing internal components and ports

部位部位

1 SRC/OFF	2 MIX/DISP OFF
2 LEVER@	BAND/∅(IPod)
3 ∅/DISP@	DRH-X4560R7~ (電転)
	DRH-X4560SBCLK

部位部位

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使用本機

部位操作功能

Received calls (已接來電記錄)

1210 APPS NAME Hepsi 0.1 '06" PLAY 3 M drive

OFF 15Minutes 30Minutes

Auto PI（自動PI技尋）

OFF USBmemory1 USBmemory2 SD

card

Warning tone（警告者設定）

9kHz (9 kHz) -10kHz (10 kHz)

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Technical diagram of a vehicle's front suspension system with labeled components and directional arrows

安装

①麦克国夹

②

使用另作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 拆下麥克風夾的麥克風底座。

Diagram showing car seatbelt components with numbered labels ① and ②

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

①雙面膠

(Windows Media Player)

(Windows Media Player)

iTunes (تُمْعَر) MPEG-4 AAC ...... AAC تُسْيَقْ تُرْ مِبِ

.

(الASPAR ١٠٢ ورقم)

Linear PCM & MS ADPCM ..... WAV

ضمرجع

SD

(Windows Media Player)

iTunes (مُعَرْ) MPEG-4 AAC ...... AAC تسیق کر میر

m4d)

(الإمSTAR ١٠٠٢ وَكِيم)

أ serving

الرقم متحان لتشعل إلى neuroضج OFF ومن تم ACCON بالطاق الصماالاسفابPioneerمتنجاتقيملا

playersORR-10 Bluetooth بتحوبا

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تاقيد

m = 311

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العربية	ETRENT DEL PRISIE DE LA PROFESSIONAL	ERROR-23
	م.العربية	###
	###	FORMAT
	###	READ
	###	NO AUDIO

حلもらكل

العربية	العربية	العربية
العربية	العربية	العربية

Diagram showing car seatbelting instructions with numbered labels

Diagram of a car interior showing steering wheel and dashboard with numbered annotations

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

Technical diagram explaining DINA training software with labeled components and Chinese annotations for each component.

تلاكیب

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Diagram of a device control panel with numbered components and labeled connectors

USB ①

USB منذ ②

^①

1

④ منصير (١٠ أمير)

مَنْرِهِ كَالْعُلَّامِد

هام

( Rear SP :S/W ) (Range

Arabic text excerpt discussing language selection, navigation, and copyright notice in a web-based application.

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- Flashing Color Random

- Low Pass Mode Random

(iPhone) Apps, SD, iPod, USB

(Android) Apps · BT Audio

SuperBass—Flat—Custom2

(ضيط الموازن) G.EQ

(iPhone) Apps, SD, iPod, USB

(Android) Apps, BT Audio

Custom2

دارللم

1 لGrid M.C.

1. الميدين مالاً:

12:00 APPS NAME APPS SBTRY 01:06" PLAY

DEH-X9550SD

12:10 APPS NAME APPS 0.1' 06" PLAY S Dvrs ① ② ④ ③

① اسم التطبيق

PAUSE/PLAY ②

S.Rtry

ب Regularly incorrectة م VOLUATION DE LA PRODUCTION

Apps HOLD LAASDER LE

Android Export Mathematics.

Ar

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استخدام هذه الوحدة

Diagram of an electronic component with numbered pins indicating internal connections or ports

DISP OFF/MIX	8	OFF/SRC	1
jB2BAND	9	LEVER	2
DEH-X9550BT
DEH-X9550SD	10	jDISP	3
CLK

■ إِذَا لَمْ كَلَى كُفْضِكِ الْعَادَدَ فِيْهَا الْوَقْتِ، فِنَّارِ. كُفْضِيرِ الْم.٤.

NO

إِذَا قَتْ بِلْخَبِيَارِ NO كَلَى يَمْكَكِ الْعَادَدَ فِيْقَائَةِ الْعَادَدَ.

اللاختر.

1

Diagram of an electronic component with numbered pins indicating internal connections or ports

لادحولا

■ إِذَا لَمْ كَلَى كُفْضِكِ الْعَادَدَ فِيْهَا الْوَقْتِ، فِنَّارِ. كُفْضِيرِ الْم.٤.

NO

إِذَا قَتْ بِلْخَبِارِ NO كَلَى يُمْكَكِ الْعَادَدَ فِيْقَائَةِ الْعَادَدَ.

الل-acctير.

1

(Windows Media Player)

(Windows Media Player)

(Tuning: b) MPEG-4 AAC AAC -1 Sinus

(πA) (πB)

(1) ^2 + 1 = + 1

(Windows Media Player)

iTunes b) MPEG-4 AAC AAC +Sivind

(m4n)

(i) () = ()

MS ADPCM, 1: PCM,

وَلَمْرِيُغَ

FM م Segment

م mitochondز فرکفیت

م exercises (العربية)

(1)

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2014年1月1日

A. X (1) THO 7 (2)

(25)

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1. 2017年1月1日

2. 1. 1. 1. 5.

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The following table is provided in the image:

(√) (Phone Book Access Profile) PRAP

(الله)

A2DP

1. (supervised input, output, log(S, bit)) AVRCB

(IPROFALI GRKHE SRI) SPP

in a) PIONEER CORPORATION

3.2.1 PIONEER CORPORATION

(41) (10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

(4) 1,350,250 iPhone 4

(5.1) iPhone 3G

(1, 1, 1) iPhone 3G

(٣,١,٢) iPhone

m = 311

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

①

Diagram showing car seatbelt components with numbered labels ① and ② pointing to a seatbelt detail.

نصب ميكروفن

DEH-X955687

Technical diagram showing a vehicle interior with labeled parts and directional arrows indicating motion or force vectors.

Diagram of a device control panel with numbered components and labeled ports

USB 1 درگاه ①

USB ٢ مُرْكَهٍ ②

اHLاصنا

(FM FM step) FM step

PAUSE/PLAY ② S.Rtrv ③

TESNO DEVICE NAME BTM Track title 03'35" ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥

① نام دستگاه

(Bluetooth) Auto connect

(check by the student for the student) Delete device

09:21 10:12 iPod 1 S BRTV S R L A V Song title 01:05" Toll

DEH-X9550SD

① 09.21 iPod 1 iPod Play ② 10.12 ③ ④ Song title 01'05" Play ⑤ ⑦ ⑧ ⑥

LINK PLAY ①

Fa

Music browse OR OFF Link play •

USB memory2 :USB memory1

Songs—(Albums—(Artists)Genres—(Genre)—(A.

1 Songs—(Albums—(Artists)Genres—(Genre)—(A.

m = 311

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m = 311

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