520 DAB - Car stereo MAC AUDIO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 520 DAB MAC AUDIO

Hause, da Geräte im Inneren des Fahrzeugs aufgrund der Umgebungsbedingungen schneller verschmutzenThank you for choosing an MAC AUDIO product. We hope you will nd the instructions in this owner’s manual clear and easy to follow. If you take a few minutes to look through it, you’ll learn how to use all the features of your new MAC AUDIO MAC 520 DAB Mobile Multimedia Receiver for maximum enjoyment. INTENDED USE This unit is designed to be installed into a 2.0 DIN dashboard opening of a car with 12V battery voltage and negative ground. Please read through the instruction manual carefully before starting to install the device. For the installation of the MAC 520 DAB receiver into the car we recommend to turn to a specialist. Do not try to open this receiver and repair this receiver. Repairs must always be conducted by qualied specialists.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Hereby, Magnat Audio-Produkte GmbH declares that the MAC 520 DAB is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of directive 2014/53/EU. The Declaration of Conformity can be found at http://www.mac-audio.de in the download area of the MAC 520 DAB. CONTENTS Safety Precautions 56 General information 56 Features 57 Optional equipment 58 Front panel Controls and Indicators 59 External Devices 60 Quick Start Guide 61 Audio Equalizer Controls Menu 63 System Settings 65 Radio Tuner Operation 71 DAB Mode 76 MP3 Operation 83 USB Operation 84 AV-IN Operation 88 Bluetooth Operation 89 Navigation Quick Start 96 Rear Camera Operation 99 Steering Wheel Controls (SWC) 100 Troubleshooting 102 Specications 104 Care and Maintenance 105 55SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Do not mount the unit in a place which would make it difcult to operate and use whilst driving, thereby impairing your safety.

• Road trafc safety is always of paramount importance. You should only ever use the car radio if you are able to control your vehicle safely and are aware of the current trafc situation.

• If you have any difculty reading the display or you are unable to operate the car radio, park your car and then adjust the settings.

• As a driver, you must not use any applications during the journey that could distract you from the road ahead (e.g. entering a destination for navigation, viewing images or videos, etc.).

• The announcements made by the navigation system are to be followed while taking the corresponding trafc rules into account (e.g. road signs, give way signs, rights of way, etc.).

• Listening to music at high volume can damage your hearing.

• In order to hear warning sounds (e.g. police sirens, re sirens, etc.) do not select an excessive volume.

• Do not increase the volume when the car radio has been muted (e.g. when selecting the BT function).

• To avoid accidents, never use the video function whilst driving (with the exception of the video function for the rear view camera). Use while driving is prohibited by law.

• Using an incorrect fuse may damage the unit or cause it to catch re.

• The unit must not be disassembled or modied.

• To prevent personal injury from electric shock or re, protect the unit from moisture and water. GENERAL INFORMATION

• In the event of a malfunction, please read the instructions in the ‘Troubleshooting’ section.

• Only use data media in a standard format 56FEATURES Please read the instruction manual for this product before using. The documentation provided will allow the user to fully enjoy all the features of your new MAC AUDIO MAC 520 DAB Mobile Multimedia Receiver. Please read all of the instructions before beginning the installation and save this manual for future reference. We recommend having your MAC AUDIO MAC 520 DAB installed by a reputable installation shop. MP3 / WMA

• Display of album picture (ID3-tag compatible)

• Directory search (MP3 / WMA only)

• Play, Pause, Stop, Next Track and Previous Track AM / FM Tuner

• RDS (Radio Data System): AF (Alternative Frequencies), CT (Clock Time), EON (Enhanced Other Networks), PS (Programme Service), PTY (Programme Type), RT (Radio Text), TA (Trafc Announcements)

• 30 station presets (18FM/12AM)

• Supports the formats DAB, DAB+ and DMB-A

• Supports Band-III, L-Band

• Saves up to 30 stations

• Ensemble / service search

• TA (trafc announcements)

• Supports Ensemble / Service Label, Dynamic Label

• DAB-RDS switching (DAB-DAB/DAB-RDS/DAB-OFF/DAB-ALL)

• Including DAB aerial for optimum reception NAV ready

• NAV ready: Navigation possible with separately available navigation kit MAC 500 NAV-SET

• Screen size: 17 cm / (6.8”) LCD TS (Touch Screen) with LED backlight

• Screen type: high denition TFT LCD display

• Resolution: 1,152,000 sub pixels, 800 (W) x 480 (H), WVGA Chassis

• 2.0 DIN (Import / ISO-DIN Mountable) Personal Color Adjustment (Color illustrations / background)

• 2 RGB light settings (keyboard / background illumination): blue / red Wallpaper Selection:

• 5 Selectable Wallpaper Backgrounds General

• Rear USB 2.0 input with 500 mA charge current (playback of music/video les via USB stick)

• Rear auxiliary audio/video input (Composite)

• Video input for rear view camera (normal and opposite hand)

• 5 line audio outputs: 2x front, 2x rear and subwoofer (2 V RMS)

• Video output for TFT monitor

• SWC (Steering Wheel Control) connection via optionally available adapter (compatible with Dietz UNICAN (art. no. 66030) with cable (art. no. 66405), PAC (Pacic Accessory Corporation) SWI-PS with Metra ASWC interface prole)

• Calibration mode for touch screen

• DIN chassis dimensions: 178 x 100 x 162 mm

• Multi-language OSD (German, English, French)

• Push to Talk function (voice control) for Android / iPhone mobiles

• Display with 4-fold dimming and auto blackout function OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Rear Camera RVC1 The MAC 520 DAB is “camera ready.” Before accessing any camera features, you must purchase and install a rear video camera.FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS MAC 520 DAB Controls and Indicators

1. LCD screen and touch screen: Touch icons on this screen to access menus or control

2. Micro SD card slot: Used to insert the microSD card containing the navigation software.

) button / Volume ( ) button / mute button: Press to turn the unit ON. Press and hold to turn the unit off. Press the button momentarily to mute the audio. Press the button again to restore the audio.

4. NAV Button: Press to toggle back and forth between the navigation and currently selected

6. Press these buttons to adjust the volume.

59EXTERNAL DEVICES AV-IN AV-IN is used for playback of audio/video from an external device connected through RCA connectors located on the back of the unit. You can connect an external audio/video device to the unit.

1. Connect the external device with an appropriate AV cable.

2. Touch the MENU button to display the main menu.

3. Touch [AV-IN] to access external device.

NOTE: Audio/Video device must be connected to the unit using an audio/video adapter cable that is available separately. NOTE: Video will only play when the vehicle parking brake is engaged. the parking brake must be connected for this feature to operate.

Turning the Unit ON or OFF Press the Power On/Off ( )- button on the front panel to turn the unit ON. Press and hold this button for 2 seconds to turn the unit off. Selecting an Audio/Video Source, Bluetooth, Steering Wheel Controls or Backup Camera To select an audio/video source:

1. Press the front panel MENU button to view the main menu screen.

2. Touch the desired source icon on one of the two main menu screens. Screen 1 of 2:

Navigation, Radio, Phone, USB, AV-IN, DAB, Camera, Settings. Touch Next at the bottom of the screen to access Screen 2 of 2: Steering Wheel Controls (SWC). Screen 1 Screen 2 MAC 520 DAB Main Menu Screen System Settings Adjustment To access and adjust system settings: Touch the Settings ( ) icon on the Main Menu screen to enter the SETTINGS MENU. Adjustments can be made in the Sub-menus. Volume Adjustment To increase or decrease the volume level, press the + or - button on the front panel. The unit’s front panel screen will display the volume level for 2 seconds. The volume level ranges from 0 to 50. Muting the Audio Briey press the -button on the front panel to mute the audio from the unit. Mute icon is displayed on the LCD screen. Press the front panel rotary encoder knob again to restore the audio volume to its previous level. Adjusting the volume cancels the mute function.

Equalizer Controls Equalizer (EQ): Adjustment can be made after entering one of the audio/video sources (Radio, USB, AV-IN, DAB or Phone). Touch the Equalizer (EQ) icon to view the Equalizer Control Screen to make adjustments to the audio Balance and Fade levels or to turn the Loudness option ON or OFF. Touch the SRC icon to return to the current source. Resetting the System To correct an improper operation, reset the device to the factory settings in the RESET menu. After a system reset, the unit restores all factory default settings. Parking Brake Inhibit When the pink “Parking” wire is connected to the vehicle Parking Brake circuit, the front TFT monitor will display video when the Parking Brake is engaged.AUDIO EQUALIZER CONTROLS MENU Adjusting Equalizer Controls The Equalizer adjustment screen allows the user to easily adjust the audio system to meet the acoustical characteristics of the vehicle. The acoustical characteristics vary depending on the type of vehicle and measurements. For example: proper setting of the audio controls can improve the speakers frequency response to compensate for cabin. The Balance/Fade levels and Loudness ON/OFF option of a selected audio/video source (Radio, USB, AV-IN, DAB, BT) is also adjusted through the Equalizer adjustment screen. Equalizer (EQ) (10 Band)

1. Touch the Equalizer (EQ) icon to view and select a desired preset setting (Optimal, Classic,

Rock, Jazz, Techno or Pop) or Flat setting. Note: The equalizer will automatically change to “USER” when individual audio functions are adjusted.

2. Select a desired frequency range slide bar to be adjusted (31.25, 62.5, 125, 250, 500, 1K, 2K,

4K, 8K or 16K). Equalizer Adjustment Screen

3. Touch and move the slide bar Up or Down to adjust the frequency sound level settings from -10

to +10. User Settings Touch the User icon to customize each of equalizers 10 frequency bands. Flat Setting Touch the Flat icon to set the equalizers 10 band frequencies to the midpoint.

Loudness Setting Touch the buttons ON or OFF to turn the loud option. The loud option automatically alters the frequency response curve of audio to make it sound more natural when played at a lower volume level. Exiting the Equalizer To exit the Equalizer menu touch the SRC icon to return to the current source. Fader-Balance Touch the FAD-BAL icon on the left side of the equalizer screen to display the balance/fader screen. Fade-Balance Adjustment Screen Balance This feature is used to balance the audio output levels between the left and right side of the vehicle. Touch the ◄ or ► icons to change the balance control settings -20 (Left) to +20 (Right). The setting can also be changed by touching screen within the grid to move the sphere. Fader This feature is used to fade the audio output levels between the front and rear of the vehicle. Touch the ▲ or ▼ icons to change the fade control settings -20 (Rear) to +20 (Front). The setting can also be changed by touching screen within the grid to move the sphere. Sub (Subwoofer) This feature is used to reduce or increase the subwoofer sound level. Touch the slide bar ▲ or ▼ icons to adjust the settings. Exiting the Balance-Fader To exit the balance-fader touch the SRC icon on the top left corner of the screen.SYSTEM SETTINGS To access System Settings, touch the icon on the Main Menu screen. There are 8 System Settings Sub-menus (General, Audio, Time, Language, Bluetooth, Reset, Volume, Version) that are used to adjust the performance of each option of the MAC 520 DAB. The Version Sub-menu is for information only. Touch a desired Sub-Menu and the Sub-menu will appear highlighted. The features available for adjustment will appear on the screen. System Settings Screens Adjusting a Sub-Menu feature

1. Touch the Sub-Menu feature to be adjusted.

2. Touch the ▲ or ▼ icon to view the previous or next feature page, if applicable.

3. Touch the desired feature option once to make selection then touch again to conrm the

selection. General Sub-menu features Radio Region: USA, China, Japan, Europe, Europe (LW), and Orient (OIRT) Europe frequencies:

• AM Frequency Spacing - 9 kHz

• AM Frequency Band - 522 kHz ~ 1620 kHz

• FM Frequency Spacing - 50 kHz

• FM Frequency Band - 87.5 MHz ~ 108 MHz Radio Lo/Dx: Touch the Distance or Local to increase or decrease radio tuning sensitivity to receive local or distant stations. TFT Standby: Touch OFF, 10s or 20s to set the unit’s front panel TFT LCD screen to stay ON continuously or to blackout the screen after 10 or 20 seconds. Display Adjust: Touch Night, Dark, Normal or Bright to adjust the brightness of the screen. If the orange cable of the ISO connector is connected to the vehicle electronics, the brightness of the screen automatically changes to NIGHT when the vehicle is switched on Beep: Touch ON or OFF to turn the selection conrmation beep ON or OFF. Wallpaper: Touch Engine Start, Blue Haze, Green Cubes, Red Swirl or Tribal to select the TFT LCD wallpaper. Touch again to conrm and set the wallpaper.

Key Colour: Touch RED or BLUE to change the backlight of the controls. Calibration The Touch Screen Calibration adjustment is used to set the parameters of the touch screen to ensure that when the screen is touched, it corresponds to the feature desired. Note: Never use a pen or sharp object to calibrate the touch screen as this will damage the panel.

1. Touch the Calibrate Start icon and the rst screen will appear with instructions.

2. Follow the instructions on the screen touching and momentarily holding nger or a stylus to the

center of the target for 2 seconds. Repeat as the target moves to each corner of the screen and nally to the center. Calibration Screen

3. The second screen will appear:

Calibration Screen Conrmation

4. If the screen is touched, the new calibration parameters will be accepted. If the screen is not

touched within thirty seconds, the new parameters will be disregarded.67 Audio Sub-menu features The Audio Sub-menu is used to turn the Subwoofer output ON or OFF and to select a Subwoofer crossover frequency. Audio Sub-menu Screen Subwoofer: Touch ON or OFF to turn the subwoofer output ON or OFF. Subwoofer Crossover: Touch a crossover frequency (80Hz, 120Hz or 160Hz) to set a cut-off frequency for the subwoofer’s low-pass lter (LPF). Time Sub-menu features The clock appears in the top right corner of the screen during certain operations. Note: The AM/PM indication will change as you continue to adjust the hour past 12. Time Sub-menu Screen Date: Touch the Date icon and use the ▲ or ▼ icons to set the day, month, and year. After setting the date, touch Save. The date will appear to the right of the DATE icon. Clock Mode: Touch 12Hr to set the clock display to 12 hour time intervals using AM and PM. Touch 24Hr to set the clock display to a 24 hour time interval (or military time).68 Time: Touch the Time icon and use the ▲ or ▼ icons to set the hour, minute, and either AM or PM. After setting the time, touch Save. The time will appear to the right of the TIME icon. Date Settings Time Settings Date and Time Setting Screens Language Sub-menu features On Screen Display (OSD): Touch English, German or French to select the language for the OSD Display. Language Sub-menu Screen69 BLUETOOTH Sub-menu features The Bluetooth audio capabilities can be used for wireless phones hands free applications. Before attempting to use the Bluetooth functions on this unit, please make sure the wireless phone to be connected supports Bluetooth functions. Bluetooth Pairing Code Screen 2 Bluetooth: Touch ON or OFF to turn the Bluetooth function ON or OFF. Auto-Connect: Touch ON or OFF to turn the Bluetooth Auto-Connect function ON or OFF. Auto-Answer: Touch ON or OFF to turn the Bluetooth Auto-Answer function ON or OFF. Pairing: This feature allows the user to create a unique 4 digit code for pairing Bluetooth devices to the unit. The factory default pairing code is “0000”.

1. Touch the Paring Code icon and the Pairing Code entry screen will appear.

2. Use the keyboard to enter a unique 4-digit Pairing Code.

Note: If a wrong digit is entered touching the arrow will remove the number.

3. Touch OK to conrm 4 digit pairing code.

Pairing Code Entry Screen Pairing Code Conrmation Screen Pairing Code Screens70 RESET Sub-menu features Load Factory: This feature allows the user to “Reset” to restore the factory default settings. VOLUME Sub-menu features The Volume Sub-menu allows the user to increase or decrease the relative volume of the audio output of each source individually. Volume Sub-menu Screen 1 Volume Sub-menu Screen 2 Volume Sub-menu Screens Touch the desired source icon to enter the setting, then use the ▲ or ▼ icons increase or decrease the relative volume level between 0 to 12. VERSION Sub-menu features The Version Sub-menu is used to identify the model and resident operating system as well as the hardware and software versions. Version Sub-Menu Screen 1 Version Sub-Menu Screen 2 Version Sub-Menu Screens 1 and 2 Exiting the System Settings Menu To exit the System Settings menu and resume normal playback, touch the SRC icon on the screen.71

RADIO TUNER OPERATION

From the main menu screen touch the radio icon. The radio tuner display screen appears. Radio Tuner TFT Display The on-screen icons and touch key areas are outlined below. Radio Tuner TFT Display Screen SRC Icon: Touch to view the SOURCE MENU and select a new playback source. Radio: Displays the current source. Time Display: This indicator displays the time as entered by the user in the Settings Menu. Preset List: Provides a display of the preset frequencies. Touch to recall a preset station. The radio can store 6 FM1, 6 FM2, 6 FM3, 6 AM1, and 6 AM2 frequency presets. Local/Distance: Displays the local distant setting. Stereo: Displays stereo radio signal reception. FM1: Displays the current preset frequency band. P1 through P6: Displays the current preset frequency within the preset frequency band that currently playing. 1LIVE: Displays the radio station/frequency that is currently playing. More (▲/▼): Touch the ▲/▼ icons to display the next or previous page of the Tuner menu.

) Previous/Manual Seek: Touch this icon to momentarily seek the previous available radio station. Touch and hold this icon to manually tune the radio in 50kHz (for FM) or 9kHz (for AM) increments. Default mode is resumed after 10 seconds of inactivity. ( AS ) Auto Store: Touch to automatically search and store all strong stations.72 ( ) Next/Manual Seek: Touch this icon to momentarily seek the next available radio station or touch and hold to manually tune the radio in 50kHz (for FM) or 9kHz (for AM) increments. Default mode is resumed after 10 seconds of inactivity. Band: Touch to change between AM/FM bands. Option: Touch this icon to display the Options screen. Save: Touch this icon to save a radio station frequency in one or all six preset stations on FM band 1, 2, 3 or AM band 1 and 2. Local/Distance: Touch to select and activate local and distant station reception. When the Local function is on, only radio stations with a strong local radio signal are played. Direct Entry: Touch this icon to the display the Direct Entry Screen. ( EQ ) Equalizer: Touch this icon to access the Equalizer Control Menu. Option Screen Touching the Options icon will display the following RDS, AF, EON, TA, TA Volume, CT and PTY functions on the Tuner TFT LCD display screen. Radio Tuner Option Screen RDS Basics Radio Data System (RDS) enables trafc reports to be received and provides many facilities, including enabling the radio station name to be displayed on the radio display. Touch on the selected option to change the setting.

• [RDS]: To turn on or off “RDS” function.

• [AF]: To turn on or off “AF” function.

• [CT]: To turn on or off “Clock Time” synchronization function.

• [EON]: To turn on or off “EON” function.

• [TA]: To turn on or off “TA” function.

• [PTY]: To show PTY list.

The receiver can automatically switch to an alternative frequency (AF) of the same station if the reception becomes poor. Press the OFF/ON touch-point to turn the automatic scanning for alternative frequencies of an RDS broad-cast station off and on. EON ( Enhanced Other Networks ) When EON data is received, the EON indicator lights and the TA and AF functions are enhanced. TA: Trafc information can be received from the current station or stations in other network. AF: The frequency list of preset RDS stations is updated by EON data. EON enables the radio to make fuller use of RDS information. It constantly updates the AF list of preset stations, including the one that currently tuned into. If you preset a station around the area at your home, you will later be able to receive the same station at an alternative frequency, or any other station serving the same program, EON also keeps tracking of locally available TP (Trafc Program) stations.

Press the TA ON/OFF button to switch the priority for trafc announcements on or off. VOL (TA Volume) In the OPTION menu, press the TA VOL button. Adjust the desired volume with the or button. Press the OPTION button. The radio menu is displayed again, the set volume is stored.

(Clock Time, RDS feature) When enabled the radio system clock is synchronized with broadcasters time signal setting the clock automatically. In some regions where daylight savings time is not adhered to, the system clock will be off by 1 hour. In these cases, set CT to OFF and manually set the clock. PTY Program type (PTY) allows users to nd similar programming by genre. Touch the PTY icon to access the program type search screen. If no matched PTY has been found, the unit will return to the original radio frequency. PTY Screen74 There are 27 categories in the PTY function.

Direct Entry Tuning When the Direct Entry icon is touched the Direct Entry Screen appears. The user can enter the desired radio station frequency using the on-screen number pad. After entering the radio station frequency touch the OK icon. If a wrong digit is entered touching the green arrow will remove the number. After touching OK the radio will tune to the entered station. Playback will begin. Radio Direct Entry Screen Using Preset Stations Six numbered preset icons store and recall stations for each band. All six stored stations (P1 through P6) for the current band appear on the screen. Storing a Station

1. Select a band (if needed), then tune to a desired radio station frequency.

2. Touch the on-screen Save icon. The following screen will appear.

Preset Save Screen75

3. Touch the preset number in which you would like to store the current station. The station

frequency is displayed at the top of the menu. The preset number will appear highlighted. The station frequency will be stored in the highlighted preset. The station will be displayed on the Tuner TFT LCD screen. A station can also be stored by touching and holding the preset icon to store the station currently tuned as a preset. Recalling a Station

1. Select a preset band (if needed).

2. Touch an on-screen preset icons (P1 through P6) to select the corresponding stored station.

Preset Station Screen Auto Store (AS) To select six strong stations and store them in the current band. This feature is most useful when travelling in an area where you are not familiar with the local stations.

are detected. The AM Bands function in a similar manner. As new stations are found they will replace stations already stored in that band. Note: If stations have already been set as favorites, activating the Auto-Store feature will erase those stations and enter the new strong stations. Local/Distance Radio Station Seeking When the Local function is on, only radio stations with a strong local radio signal are played. To activate the Local function in the AM/FM tuner mode, touch the More on the Tuner TFT LCD screen. The Local/Distance icon is revealed. Touch Local or Distance to turn the local/distance function on or off. When the Local or Distance function is active, the Local or Distance indicator at the top of the screen is illuminated.76 DAB MODE Press the menu button of the receiver MAC AUDIO MAC 520 DAB in order to access the main menu, and then on the DAB icon in the main menu. DAB -MENU The following buttons are at the bottom in the menu: More Touch this icon in order to have more functions displayed I<< Scan the station list backwards Manual Scan mode settings: Manual, All service, Preset, Current >>I Scan the station list forwards Automatic station storage BAND Selection of the DAB bands. There is a choice of 3 DAB bands. The current band is displayed at the top left in the display. Station list Displays the favourite list, the different station groups and the station list.77 After pressing the “more” button, more functions appear: L_Band Switching the L Band on / off Service Scan Searches for all available stations / station programs PTY Station search according to program type TA Switches the trafc announcements on / off Service link Selection of DAB-DAB, DAB-RDS, DAB-ALL, DAB-OFF

SERVICE LINK SETTINGS

DAB-DAB In event of poor DAB reception signal, the DAB Box switches to another DAB frequency. DAB-RDS Switches to the station of the same UKW name in event of poor DAB reception signal. DAB-ALL This setting includes the DAB-RDS as well as the DAB-DAB function. DAB-OFF No switching to another frequency in event of poor DAB reception signal.78 STATION SEARCH SERVICE SCAN The Service Scan is used for starting for the rst time and when entering a transmission area in order to nd new stations. With Service Scan, all station names and station groups are deleted except for the favourite list in case a DAB signal can be received. If no DAB signal can be received then the favourite lists are also deleted. The station names and station groups are renewed by the station names that can be received in a better quality. Press on the button “More”, and then on “Service Scan”. Then conrm the start with the “Yes” button and wait until the scan process has nished. AUTOMATIC SAVING Press the -button for the automatic search of stations. Now a window appears with the text “Autostore Yes / No”. Conrm the start of the automatic search with “Yes”. Now the station lists are refreshed. Wait until the search process is completed. If you want to cancel the search process, press one of the buttons of the radio menu.79 Note: The device is equipped with 3 DAB bands for storing stations. The favourite station list in band DAB3 is overwritten by starting the Auto Store function and a station from each station group is saved in the favourite list.

OTHER SEARCH FUNCTIONS

All service: calls up the stations from all station lists with exception of the favourite list Preset: calls up the stations from the favourite list according to sequential numbering Current: calls up the stations from the running station group Manual: manual search. The reception frequency is changed gradually with the manual search and the channel received is displayed. Press the I<< or >>I button to search down or up. In order to search for the next station, keep the I<< or >>I button pressed for 2 seconds. If you want to stop the search process, press one of the buttons of the radio menu or keep the button I<< or >>I pressed again for 2 seconds. Note: The DAB receiver stops the search process as soon as a station has been found in good reception quality and then plays it back. DISPLAY THE STATION LISTS WITH DISPLAY OF THE STATION GROUP Press the menu point “Station list” and then the icon. Now view the station groups here: DR Deutschland (nation wide programmes in Germany) / Radio for NRW (regional programmes). Select a group from the view of the station names of this group by pressing on the icon for the station groups, “1st DR Deutschland” here.80 Now the name of the station group appears in the top line, and underneath the station names of this station group. Now you can select the station by pressing on the station desired. Then press on the DAB icon at the top right in order to return to the DAB menu with the display of more information for the station and the current title.

DISPLAY OF THE STATION LISTS

Press the menu point “Station list” and then the button to display the station. Stations from the station group are displayed in which stations currently transmitting are found.

FAVOURITE LISTS / MANUAL SAVING

SAVING Press the icon “Station list” in the menu bar at the bottom right.81 Select a station from the station list under the menu point or . Then press the star button in order to access the favourite list. Select a position. Press on the plus icon of the desired position. The station is now saved at the desired position. Here in the example, the station “SCHLAGERPARADIES” is at position 4.

CALLING UP THE STORED STATIONS

Press the icon “Station list” in the menu bar at the bottom right. Press on the icon, and then the desired station. Press on the DAB icon to return to the DAB menu.82

DELETING STORED STATIONS

Press the icon “Station list” in the menu bar at the bottom right. Press on the icon to delete the respective position.

STATION SEARCH ACCORDING TO PROGRAM TYPE

In the DAB menu, press on the PTY icon in order to open the search menu. Touch a category. The search for respective stations starts and stops once a station has been found.MP3 Operation MP3 is a format for storing digital audio. An audio CD-quality song can be compressed into the MP3 format with very little loss of quality, while taking up much less space. MP3 Format Compatibility The le naming formats listed below are compatible with this unit:

• Joliet – 64 characters If the le or folder name does not conform to ISO 9660 le system standards, it may not be displayed or played back correctly. Use the following settings when converting audio data for your USB stick:

• Transfer Bit Rate: 128kbps

• Sampling Frequency: 48kHz MP3 Playing Order When selected for play, les and folders are accessed in the order they were written on the USB stick. As a result, the order in which they are expected to be played may not match the order in which they are actually played. You may be able to set the order in which MP3/WMA les are to be played by writing them onto a USB stick with their le names beginning with play sequence numbers such as “01” to “99”. 83USB OPERATION The unit will read the audio/video les on USB sticks automatically. NOTE: USB sticks must be formatted to FAT32. Inserting/Removing a USB Device or microSD Card Note: The microSD card slot on the front panel is used for the navigation software only. The USB input is located on the rear of the device. USB Operation From the main menu screen touch the USB icon. USB Main Menu The on-screen icons and touch key areas are outlined below. USB Main Menu SRC Icon: Touch this icon to return to the Main Menu Screen.

Display: Displays current track information. Track Number: Lists the current audio track playing and the total number of audio tracks in audio mode. Lists the current video folder and the total number of video folders in video mode. Time Display: This indicator displays the time as entered by the user in the Settings Menu. More (▲/▼ ): Touch the ▲/▼ icons to display the next or previous page of the USB menu.

) Previous: Touch this icon to play the previous track.

) Play/Pause: Touch this icon to begin playback. Touch this icon again to pause playback.

) Next: Touch this icon to play the next track. List: Touch this icon to access the list of audio and video les contained on the USB device. Touch a folder icon and the contents of the folder will be displayed. Touch a desired track icon twice and the track will begin playing.

) Shufe: Touch this icon to play audio or video tracks in a random order. The icon will light on the main TFT LCD screen.

) Repeat: In audio mode touch this icon to repeat playback of the current audio track. The icon on the main TFT LCD screen will light and a small letter A will appear below the icon and all the audio tracks will repeat. Touch this icon again and the content of a folder will repeat. The icon [ ] will appear. Touch this icon again and single track will repeat. The icon on the TFT LCD screen will light and small number 1 will appear below the icon. Touch the icon again the repeat function will be cancelled. The icon on the main TFT LCD screen will dim and playback of the remainder of the tracks will resume. In video mode touch this icon during playback to repeat the current track. The icon on the main TFT LCD screen will light and small number 1 will appear below the icon and the track will repeat. Touch the icon again to repeat all the tracks will repeat. The icon on the main TFT LCD screen will light and small letter A will appear below the icon and all the tracks will repeat. Touch the icon again the repeat function will be cancelled. The icon on the main TFT LCD screen will dim and playback of the remainder of the tracks will resume. ( EQ ) Equalizer: Touch this icon to access the Equalizer Control Menu. Direct Entry: Touch this icon to the display the Direct Entry Screen.86 USB Micro SD List Touching the List icon will display the USB List Screen. The USB List Screen illustrates the audio and video les present in the USB device. The contents are divided into folders and various le types. The le types consist of audio and video les. Touching the folder icon will display the les present in the folder. USB List Screen ( ) Audio Files: Touch the audio le icon to display the audio les. Touch the audio le icon to select a track. Touch the audio le icon again to conrm and playback will begin.

) Image Files (JPEG etc): Touch the image icon to display a folder or individual JPEG les. Touch the image icon to select a folder or an individual JPEG le. In the case of a JPEG folder touch the folder icon twice and the contents of the folder will be displayed. Touch the JPEG image icon to select and view an individual JPEG le.

) Folders: Touch the icon to display the folder/le hierarchy. Touch the folder icon and the contents of the folder will be displayed. Touch the le’s icon to select a le. Touch the icon again to conrm and open the le. Direct Entry When the Direct Entry icon is touched the Direct Entry Screen appears. The user can manually select a track by touching the corresponding number. After entering the track numbers touch the OK icon. If a wrong digit is entered touching the arrow will remove the number. After touching OK playback will begin. USB Track Direct Entry Screen87 Moving through Tracks Touch the Next ( ) icon to advance to the next track on the USB device. Touch the Previous ( ) icon to move to the previous track on the USB device. Pausing Playback Touch the Play/Pause ( ) icon to suspend or resume playback. PIC: When the PIC icon is touched the picture adjust screen appears. Touch this icon during playback to adjust the color brightness, contrast, saturation and hue. The levels can be adjusted to suit the users preferences. The adjustments are accomplished by touching the + or - icons to decrease or increase the desired setting. The settings have range of 1 to 20. USB Picture Adjust Screen Note: The Picture Adjustment Screen will turn OFF automatically if no adjustment is made within ve seconds or if any other part of the screen is touched.AV-IN OPERATION AV-IN AV-IN is used for playback of audio/video from an external device connected through RCA connectors located on the back of the unit. The unit can increase or decrease the volume of the connected device. All other controls are done on the connected device. Note: Audio/Video device must be connected to the unit using an audio/video adapter cable that is available separately. Note: Video will only play when the vehicle parking brake is engaged. This is designed to meet European standards and laws. The brake must be connected for this feature to operate. 88BLUETOOTH® OPERATION NOTE: The distance between this unit and your cellular phone must be 8 feet (2.4 meters) or less for sending and receiving voice and data via Bluetooth wireless technology. Please make sure your mobile phone supports Bluetooth® functions (Headset or Handsfree proles or both). Adhere to the following guidelines for successful operation.

• Before using Bluetooth® functions, you must pair your mobile phone to the MAC 520 DAB head unit (see “Pairing the Bluetooth® System with Your Mobile Phone and Head Unit”). To ensure the best reception for pairing and re-connection, please make sure the mobile phone battery is fully charged before you begin.

• Try to perform pairing within a few minutes of the mobile phone being turned on.

• Once the unit has been paired with the mobile phone, the unit’s model number, “MAC520DAB”, will be displayed on the mobile phone.

• To achieve the best performance, always keep the mobile phone within 3 meters of the head unit.

• Always keep a clear path between the mobile phone and the head unit. Never place a metal object or any other obstacle between the mobile phone and the head unit.

• Some mobile phones may have a “Power Saving Mode” option. PLEASE DO NOT use the power saving mode with the MAC 520 DAB.

• Before accepting or making a call, make sure your mobile phone’s “Bluetooth® function” is turned on.

• To ensure the best conversation quality/performance, stay within one meter of the microphone when talking.

• To manually disconnect the mobile phone from the head unit, press the “Chain Link” icon on the Bluetooth® user interface (next to the mobile phone name) and the Bluetooth® will be “disconnected”, but still paired. Bluetooth User Interface The on-screen icons and information for Bluetooth® functions are outlined below. Bluetooth User Interface Screen

SRC Icon: Touch this icon to return to the Main Menu Screen. Bluetooth: Displays the current source. MAC AUDIO 2525: Indicates the device that is paired with the unit.

): Indicates whether the unit is connected with a Bluetooth®device. Touch to connect to a Bluetooth® device.

): Touch to disconnect from a Bluetooth® device. MAC520DAB Device Name: Provides the name that will appear on the Bluetooth® device. Scan: Touch the icon to search for Bluetooth® devices. Options: Touch to display the Bluetooth® options page. The user can make or receive phone calls with BT enabled phones through the unit. The user can also listen to music from a BT enabled device. Pairing BT Devices To connect your BT phone to the unit, the user needs to pair the phone to the unit. Pairing only needs to be done once per phone. The user can pair up to ve (5) phones. Use your mobile phone to begin the BT pairing process.

1. Touch the MENU button on the front panel to access the source menu.

2. Touch the BT icon on the source menu and the Bluetooth® user interface screen will appear.

3. Touch the Options icon and the following screen will appear:

6. Set the mobile phone Bluetooth® discover mode to ON.

Note: Some discovery modes have a time limit usually a minute before they are automatically turned OFF.91

7. Touch the “Scan” icon on the unit’s Bluetooth® user interface screen. Available devices will

appear with the “Pair” icon next to it.

8. Touch the “Pair” icon on the unit’s Bluetooth® user interface screen.

9. A prompt to pair or bond should appear on your mobile phone. Accept the request and initiate

the process. NOTE: Some mobile phones require a “pass key” or pairing code to connect. If your phone requires a pass key or pairing code, you will need to enter this number. The default pairing code for many mobile phones is “0000”. The default code for the unit is “0000”.

10. A prompt to enter a PIN number or passkey for the unit should appear. The default passkey for

11. At this point a prompt stating pairing successful should appear. Another prompt should appear

asking connect to the unit, Yes or NO. Touch Yes. The mobile phone and the unit should connect. The mobile phone should display a message similar to “Device Connected” and the mobile phone and the unit are now connected. MAC520DAB will appear on the mobile phone list of devices. Managing Incoming Calls When connected to a Bluetooth® mobile phone, the unit will mute audio output, pause CD play, and change to the Bluetooth® screen below when a call is received. The incoming phone number or assigned name for that number will appear on the screen. An audible tone will sound from the unit and a graphic display will appear on the front panel. Bluetooth Incoming Call Screen

icon: Touch to answer an incoming call.

icon: Touch to end an incoming call. Making an Outgoing Call Outgoing calls can be performed in two manners. The outgoing call can be direct dialed using the front panel keypad or by touching either the Phonebook or Call History icons, selecting a name and touching the phone number.92 Direct Dialing:

1. Press the front panel MENU button and then touch the BLUETOOTH icon to access the

Bluetooth® main menu. The following screen will appear: Bluetooth Direct Dial Screen

2. Use the 0-9, */+, and # icons to input the phone number. If necessary touch the green arrow icon

to clear the last digit or the entire number and start over.

3. After entering the phone number, touch the

icon to dial the call. The number dialed will be displayed on the screen.

4. To end the call, touch the

icon. Answering an Incoming Call To answer an incoming call touch the

icon. For best reception, speak loudly and clearly into the units microphone. To end the conversation, touch the icon. Rejecting an Incoming Call Touch the To Phone icon to reject an incoming call. The call will revert to your mobile phone and be left for voice mail. Volume Control To increase or decrease the volume level of an incoming call, turn the rotary knob on the front panel or press the VOL+/ VOL- icons on the remote control. Audio Mute To mute the phone call audio from the unit when a call is received, press the front panel rotary knob. Press the front panel rotary knob again and phone call audio will be restored to the unit.93 Call Log The call log consists of dialed numbers, received calls and missed calls (in the car). Note: Not all wireless phones allow access to missed, received or dialed calls and some will not allow uploading of your wireless phone’s address book. Bluetooth Call Log Screen Missed Calls List: The Missed Calls List retrieves the list of missed numbers from your wireless phone if your wireless phone allows the function. The last missed number is the rst number on the list. Touch the Missed Calls menu option to view the list. To make a call from the Missed Calls list, touch the call’s name. Touch the phone number and it will be dialed. Received Calls: The Received Calls list retrieves the received numbers stored on your wireless phone if your wireless phone allows the function. To access the Received list, touch the Received Calls menu option. The last received number is the rst number on the list. To make a call from the Received Calls list, touch the name. A new screen will appear with the name on the top and the phone number below. Touch the phone number and it will be dialed. Dialed Calls: The Dialed Calls list retrieves the list of dialed numbers from your wireless phone if your wireless phone allows the function. The last dialed number is the rst number on the list. Touch the Dialed Calls menu option to view the list. To make a call from the Dialed Calls list, touch the name. A new screen will appear with the name on the top and the phone number below. Touch the phone number and it will be dialed. Call Transfer While talking, to transfer audio from the unit back to the mobile phone, touch the To Phone icon. You can only transfer a call after it has been answered. Touching the To Device icon will return the audio from the mobile phone to the unit. Transfer to Phone Screen Transfer to Radio Screen94 Push to Talk Press this button to enable the voice control function of the mobile. The voice control function is dependent on the software of each mobile. Please make sure the mobile is connected to the Internet. Bluetooth Music Function Bluetooth® provides an Advanced Audio Distribution Prole (A2DP) prole for streaming music from a mobile phone or a portable multimedia player (PMP), sometimes referred to as a MP3 player. The unit allows you to play back audio les from your mobile phone or a PMP using a Bluetooth® connection. Note: Please quit A2DP mode before attempting to make a phone call, as unexpected results may occur depending on your mobile phone model. The unit can control a Bluetooth® audio player via Advanced Audio Distribution Prole (A2DP) or Audio/Video Remote Control Prole (AVRCP). Bluetooth® audio players (or Bluetooth® adapters) compatible with these proles can be connected to this unit. The following screen is used for streaming music. Bluetooth Audio Control Screen While listening to audio the following functions are available:

) icon: Touch to pause playback. Touch again to resume playback.

) icon: Touch to play the previous track.

3. Next ( ) icon: Touch to play the next track.

Functionality varies depending on the prole used:

• A2DP: Stream audio from your Bluetooth® compatible audio player and listen to the music through the unit.

• AVRCP: Play back, pause, select songs, etc. while streaming audio from your Bluetooth® compatible audio player to the unit. Note: Song information (e.g. elapsed playing time, song title, song index, etc.) cannot be displayed on this unit. Since there are a number of Bluetooth® audio players available on the market, operations with your Bluetooth® audio player while using this unit may vary greatly. Please refer to the instruction manual that came with your Bluetooth® audio player. When there is an incoming call, the song will be paused. After the incoming call is nished, the screen will return to the music function screen and playback will continue.95 Hands-Free Microphone The enclosed hands-free microphone should be installed in your vehicle in an accessible location that provides optimum voice reception. For best reception, speak loudly and clearly. Hands-Free Microphone96

NAVIGATION QUICK START

The MAC 520 DAB is “navigation ready.” Before accessing any navigation features, you must purchase the navigation kit MAC 500 NAV-SET. The following procedure provides a quick overview of the Navigation mode. A complete Navigation Manual is available on our website www.mac-audio.de. NOTE: Before operating your iGO Primo 2 software, please carefully read and follow the instructions provided in the Navigation Owner’s Manual. Make sure that you are familiar with the system’s features and know how to operate the system. Step 1 - Access the navigation function: You can access the navigation function by pressing the MENU button and then the Navigation icon in the Main Menu. Step 2 - Start Up/Access the Main Menu: When using the navigation software for the rst time, the initial setup process starts automatically. Do as follows: Select the written language of the application interface. Read the End User Licence Agreement. Press to continue: - You are now asked whether you allow the software to collect usage information and GPS logs that may be used for improving the application and the quality and coverage of maps. Press to allow the anonymous statistics or disable this function. Later you can turn them on or off individually in Log collection settings - The Conguration wizard starts. Press to continue.97 Select the language and speaker used for voice guidance messages. If needed, modify the time format and the unit settings. You can also change them later in REGIONAL SETTINGS. If needed, modify the default route planning options. You can also change them later in ROUTE SETTINGS. The Initial Setup is now complete. The Conguration wizard can be restarted later from the Settings menu. After the initial setup is completed, the Navigation menu appears:98 Step 3 - Select a Destination: You have many ways to select a destination. Select by touching screen: Address: Tap FIND and then FIND ADDRESS. Travel to address entered using on-screen keypad. Point of Interest: Press FIND and then FIND PLACES. Browse or search for point of interest. History: Press FIND to see previous destinations. Favourites: Press FIND and then FAVOURITES. Travel to favourite location. Coordinates: Travel to a destination specied by coordinates. Press FIND, MORE, and then COORDINATE. Place on Map: Press FIND and then FIND ON MAP. Browse the map to choose the destination and press the desired destination on the touchscreen. Press SELECT and the system will calculate a route to that destination. Step 4 - Map/Guide Along Route Proceed to the highlighted route and drive while the iGo primo 2 software provides guidance to your destination. Step 5 - Arriving at Your Destination When you are near your destination, the destination is indicated by a checkered ag symbol

Exiting the navigation mode Press ON/OFF icon in the Main Menu of the navigation system to exit the navigation mode. Latest Map Guarantee To get the latest map data you have 30 days from the rst GPS positioning to download the data free of charge from the website www.naviextras.com. To get the updated map data, you need to download the Toolbox software from the website www.naviextras.com and a micro USB card reader. Generate a backup of the navigation SD card before you update the map data.REAR CAMERA OPERATION This unit is “camera ready.” Before accessing any camera features, you must install a rear video camera. When the camera is not installed and the function is accessed by the gear selector being placed in reverse or by the unit’s menu, the message “No Signal!” will be displayed and the following screen will appear. Rear Camera Screen When the camera is installed, the rear view image of what is behind the vehicle will appear when the vehicle is placed in reverse gear. When leaving reverse gear, the unit displays the previous screen. 99STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS (SWC) (if equipped) The MAC 520 DAB is compatible with following steering wheel control adapters: Dietz UNICAN + cable, PAC (Pacic Accessory Corporation) SWI-PS and Metra ASWC. A 3.5 mm female connector (labeled “SWC Interface”) on the back of the head unit allows connectivity to the adapters. Please refer to the instructions included with the adapters for detailed installation information. Note: Not all OE steering wheel functions may be supported by the MAC 520 DAB. The following controls are available for most vehicles:

To access the SWC Controls for programing, touch the SWC icon on the second page of the Main Source Menu. 100SWC Programing Up to 8 steering wheel control functions can be programmed via the built-in SWC interface. Not all functions may be supported for each vehicle.

1. Popular OE steering wheel functions are already pre-programmed from the factory. If your

vehicle does not support the exact same functions already pre-programmed, you will need to clear / reset the SWC interface and program in the exact functions of your vehicle. To clear / reset the SWC interface, press and hold “Reset” for 2 seconds.

2. To begin programming the SWC interface after it has been cleared / reset, press a key 1 ~ 8,

then press a function. The name of the selected function should appear next to the Key number programmed (Key 1 Volume +, etc.). Continue programming in this manner until all of the OE steering wheel control functions are completed. Note: Functions 1 ~ 8 must be assigned to a function on the OE steering wheel. For example, if the OE steering wheel does not support Preset + and Preset -, then these functions must be cleared / reset in order for the other functions to work correctly.

3. To “learn” the programming completed in step 2 above, press the “LEARN” icon. You will then

be prompted to push each button on the OE steering wheel (for 1 second), so the unit can learn the corresponding function.

4. SWC learning / programming is now complete.

101TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Cause Corrective Action GENERAL Unit will not power on Radio Fuse open Install new fuse with correct rating Car battery fuse open Install new fuse with correct rating Illegal operation No/low audio output Improper audio output connection Check wiring and correct Volume set too low Increase volume level Speakers damaged Replace speakers Heavily biased volume balance Adjust the channel balance to the center position Speaker wiring is in contact with metal part of car Insulate all speaker wiring connections Poor sound quality or distortion Pirated disc is in use Use original copy Speaker power rating not compatible with unit Connect proper speakers Speaker is shorted Check speaker contact Unit resets itself when engine is off Incorrect connection between ACC and positive battery wire Check wiring and correct TFT Monitor No image Incorrect connection to parking brake wire Check wiring and correct Parking brake is not engage Stop vehicle in safe place and apply parking brake Flashing image or interference appears on screen Improper video signal connections Check wiring and correct Prolonged image or improper height/width ratio display Improper aspect ratio setup Use correct aspect ratio setting 102Problem Cause Corrective Action TUNER Weak station searching Auto antenna is not fully extended Extend antenna fully or connect the auto antenna control cable properly Auto antenna not properly connected Connect the auto antenna control cable properly LOCAL function is activated Turn LOCAL function off MP3 Interruption occurred during playback File is damaged/bad recording Recreate USB stick with good les 103SPECIFICATIONS Video Input: 1Vp-p (75-ohm) Format: NTSC, PAL (auto-detection) Output: 1Vp-p (75-ohm) FM tuner Tuning Range: 87.5MHz - 108MHz Mono Sensitivity (-30dB): 9dBf Quieting Sensitivity (-50dB): 15dBf Alternate Channel Selectivity: 70dB Signal to Noise Ratio @ 1 kHz: 58dB Image Rejection: 80dB Stereo Separation @ 1 kHz: >30dB Frequency Response: 30Hz - 15 kHz, -3dB AM tuner Tuning Range: 530 kHz - 1620 kHz Sensitivity (-20dB): 15uV Signal to Noise Ratio @ 1 kHz: 50dB Image Rejection: 60dB Frequency Response: 50Hz - 2 kHz, -3dB DAB+ Tuner BAND III (Europe): 174.928 MHz -239.200 MHz (channel 5A - channel 13F) L-BAND (Europe): 1.452960 GHz - 1.490624 GHz (channel LA – channel LW) Sensitivity: -100 dBm (Band III) / -100 dBm (L-BAND) Tuning precision: 40dB DAB antenna connector type: FAKRA USB Interface Rear USB 2.0 input with 500 mA charge current Max. USB Stick size: 32 GB Multimedia Audio les: MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA Multimedia Video les: MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, H.264, AVI, FLV, JPEG, PNG, GIF Max. resolution: 1080 p Max. bit rate: 40 Mbps Bluetooth module MTK Bluetooth Chip MT6622 BT 2.1 standard AVRCP prole (Audio/Video remote Prole) A2DP prole (Advanced Audio Distribution Prole) Automatic pairing of up to 5 mobile phones 104GPS receiver Antenna connector type: FAKRA NAV ready: Navigation possible with separately available navigation kit MAC 500 NAV-SET Monitor Screen Size: 17 cm / 6.8” (Measured diagonally), 16:9 Widescreen Screen Type: TFT Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) active matrix Resolution: 1,152,000 pixels, 800W (x3) X 480H WVGA General 5 Line audio outputs: 2x front, 2x rear and subwoofer (4 V RMS / 200 ohms) 10-band equalizer Power Output: max. 4 x 50 Watt (total: 200 Watt) Power Supply: 11 to 16VDC, negative ground Power Antenna (Blue): 500mA max, current limited protection Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 60°C Fuse: 15 Ampere, Mini ATO DIN chassis dimensions: 178 x 100 x 162 mm Weight: 2,0 kg (incl. all cable adapters and DAB+ antenna) *Specications subject to change without notice.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. Use only a clean silicone cloth and neutral detergent to clean the front panel or monitor.

A rough cloth and non-neutral detergent (such as alcohol) may result in scratching or discoloration.

2. Do not get water or cleaning uids on the unit.

3. If the temperature inside the player gets too hot, a protective circuit

automatically stops play of the disc. If this occurs, allow the unit to cool before operating the player again.

4. Never insert anything other than a 12 cm (5”) compact disc into the player as the mechanism

can be damaged by foreign objects.

5. Do not attempt to use a 8 cm (3”) CD-Single disc in this unit, either with or

without an adaptor, as damage to the player and/or disc may occur. Such damage is not covered by the Warranty on this product.

6. The CD player may not operate properly in extreme hot or cold. If such conditions occur, allow

the interior of the vehicle to reach a normal temperature before using player.

7. When the vehicle warms up during cold weather or under damp conditions,

condensation may appear on the LCD panel. Should this occur, the screen will not operate properly until the moisture has evaporated.

8. We suggest you use a cleaning disc in this unit more frequently than in the unit in your home

3. Bouton Power On/Off (

MAC 520 DAB Controls and Indicators

• Batterien und Akkus. Congratulations! You have made a wise selection in becoming the owner of a MAC AUDIO Mobile Video equipment. Due to high quality MAC AUDIO Mobile Video products have earned an excellent reputation through the western world. And this high quality standard enables us to grant a 2-years warranty for MAC AUDIO Mobile Video products. The equipments are checked and tested continously during the entire production process. In case you have problems with your MAC AUDIO HiFi equipment, kindly observe the following:

1. The guarantee period commences with the purchase of the component and is applicable only to the original owner.

2. During the guarantee period we will rectify any defects due to faulty material or workmanship by replacing or repairing the defective part at our discretion. Further claims, and in particular those for price reduction, cancellation of sale, compensation for damages or subsequential damages, are excluded. The guarantee period is not altered by the fact that we have carried out guarantee work.

3. Unauthorized tampering with the equipment will invalidate this guarantee.

4. Consult your authorized dealer first, if guarantee service is needed. Should it prove necessary to return the component to the factory, please insure that • the component is packed in original factory packing in good condition • the quality control card has been filled out and enclosed with the component • your enclose your receipt as proof of purchase. 5. Excluded from the guarantee are: • Illuminates • Wear parts • Shipping damages, either readily apparent or concealed (claims for such damages must be lodged immediately with forwarding agent, the railway express office or post office). • Scratches in cases, metal components, front panels, etc. (You must notify your dealer directly of such defects within three days of purchase.) • Defects caused by incorrect installation or connection, by operation errors (see operating instructions), by overloading or by external force.