Aptiv DEA7 Series User manual

OWNER’S
MANUAL
DEA700 RADIO
2020
APTIV | OCTOBER 2020

CONTENTS
DEA7XX Radios System 4
Introduction 4
Overview 4
Radio Pinout 4
Radio Button Operation 4
SRC/PWR 4
One-Hour Timer 4
VOLUME KNOB/OK 4
PREV (Previous/Reverse): 4
NEXT (Next/Forward): 4
PHONE (If Supported) 4
SCAN/ASCAN 4
PLAY/PAUSE: 5
RPT (Repeat): 5
BROWSE 5
RDM (Random) 5
ESC/SCR (ESCAPE) 5
DISP (DISPLAY) 5
Radio 5
Audio Source 5
AM-FM-WX/LW Radio 5
Tuning 5
Manual Tuning 6
Seeking a Station 6
Presets 6
Storing Radio Station Presets 6
SCAN 6
AUTOSCAN 6
WX 6
LW 6
SXM (If Supported) 6
SXM Display 7
SXM Categories selection 7
SXM Channel Selection 7
Storing SXM Channel Presets 7
SXM Radio ID 7
SXM Messages 7
DAB (If Supported)
DAB Traffic Announcements 8
DAB Announcements 8
DAB Announcement Category 9
Alternate Frequency (AF)/
Service Following (DAB-FM link) 9
Regional 9
Refresh List 9
Emergency Alert 9
Storing DAB Station Presets 9
DAB Messages 9
Station Not Available 9
No Signal 9
Station Currently Unavailable 9
No info 9
iPod (If Supported) 9
Playing from an iPod 10
iPod Menu 10
Playlists 10
Artists 10
Albums 10
Genres 10
Podcasts 10
Songs 10
Composers 11
Audio Books 11
PREV (Previous) 11
NEXT (Next) 11
FF/FR (Fast Forward/Fast Reverse) 11
RDM (Random): 11
RPT (Repeat): 11
Error Messages 11
USB (If Supported) 11
Playing from a USB 11
USB MP3 Player and USB 11
Drives 11
For MP3 Files 12
For Unprotected WMA Files 12
Playing USB Device 12
Front Auxiliary 12
Rear Auxiliary 12
Bluetooth (If Supported) 12
Enabling/Disabling Bluetooth 12
Pairing a Bluetooth Device 13
Connecting a Bluetooth Device 13
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CONTENTS
Dual Phones 13
Disconnecting a Bluetooth Device 14
Deleting One or All Devices 14
Voice Recognition (If Supported) 14
Hands Free/ Bluetooth Features 14
DIAL MENU 14
DIAL REDIAL 14
FAVORITES 14
DIAL CONTACT 15
LAST CALLS 15
CALL OPTIONS 15
BT Audio 15
Bluetooth Player 15
Radio System Settings 16
AUDIO CONTROLS 17
AUTO EQ 17
BASS 17
MIDDLE 17
TREBLE 17
FADE 17
BALANCE 17
SPEAKERS 17
SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME (If Supported) 18
CLOCK SETUP 18
ALARM SETUP 18
DIMMING 19
HUE ADJUST 19
REFRESH LIST 19
RADIO SETUP (DAB Radios Only) 19
REGIONAL 19
DAB TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENTS 19
DAB ANNOUNCEMENTS 19
DAB ANNOUNCEMENT CATEGORIES 19
ALTERNATIVE FREQUENCIES 19
DAB STATION LIST (DAB Radios Only) 19
SEEK SENSITIVITY (Tuner Mode) 20
TUNE CONFIGURATION (Tuner Mode) 20
CATEGORY ENABLE / DISABLE (SXM Mode) 20
TUNE START (SXM Mode) 20
Audio Players 20
Music Navigation USB 20
Optional Equipment 20
Tips and Troubleshooting Chart 20
Radio 20
iPod 20
Bluetooth 21
Trademarks and License Agreements 21
Precautions 22
Product Cleaning 22
Bluetooth Distraction 22
Conformity Assessment Issues 22
FCC / IC Regulatory Notice 22
Modification Statement 22
Interference Statement 22
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DEA7XX
RADIOS SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION
The information within this manual describes all
the features that may or may not be on your
specific radio either because they are options
that you did not purchase or changes occurred
subsequent to the printing of this manual.
OVERVIEW
The radio system is controlled by using the
buttons, RSA or steering wheel controls.
RADIO PINOUT: Shown below.
RADIO BUTTON OPERATION
SRC (SOURCE / POWER)
Press to turn radio ON and to toggle between
between sources. FM -> AM -> SXM or DAB
(if supported) -> WX or LW -> USB/ipod
(if supported and connected) -> Front AUX
(if connected) -> Rear Aux -> Bluetooth
Audio (if supported and connected).
Press and hold to turn radio OFF.
ONE-HOUR TIMER
With the ignition off, pressing the SRC button
will turn on the radio and activate the radio’s
one-hour timer. The radio will turn off after one
hour or by pressing and hold the SRC button.
VOLUME KNOB / OK
Rotate to increase or decrease audio volume.
Press for less than 3 seconds to mute audio.
Press for more than 3 seconds to show the
setting adjustments Menus. Rotating will allow
you to scroll through available Menus. Select a
Menu and press to confirm.
PREV (PREVIOUS/REVERSE)
Press to select previous track or station. Press
and hold for Fast Reverse (FR) or Tune Down.
NEXT (NEXT/FORWARD)
Press to select next track or station. Press
and hold for Fast Forward (FF) or Tune Up.
PHONE (IF SUPPORTED)
Press the Phone button to show the Bluetooth
Menu. When Bluetooth is enabled and a device
connected, long press the button to display the
Dial Menu or short press to accept an
incoming call.
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Cavity
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Pin #
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Function
CAN-HIGH
CAN-LOW
PARK LIGHTS
IGNITION
PWR_ANT
DIM PWM/ANALOG
BATTERY
POWER GROUND
RR + (SPEAKER)
RR - (SPEAKER)
RF + (SPEAKER)
RF - (SPEAKER)
LF + (SPEAKER)
LF - (SPEAKER)
LR + (SPEAKER)
LF - (SPEAKER)
N/C
AMP SENSE
N/C
MUTE
ASWC
(ANALOG STEERING WHEEL CONTROL)
POWER GROUND
L_AUX_IN 1
AUX_SHIELD_GND
AUX 1_ COM
R_AUX_IN 1
AUX 1_ON_OFF
N/C
PA_MIC_PWR
N/C
MIC + (BT)
MIC - (BT)
POWER GROUND
AUDIO (+) PA MIC
MIC_ON ACTIVE LOW INPUT (PA + INPUT)
GND (PA - INPUT)
I/O
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Cavity B
Cavity C
Cavity A
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SCAN/ASCAN
Scans station/MP3/WMA files and folders; and
stores strongest stations to radio presets.
PLAY/PAUSE
Press to pause / unpause current media.
RPT (REPEAT)
Press to repeat current track. Press again to
stop repeat. Look for the RPT icon in the
radio
display to turn this feature ON or OFF.
BROWSE
Press to navigate on a device and select a
specific song or play content (applicable to
USB sticks and iPods).
RDM (RANDOM)
Press to play the tracks randomly. Press again to
stop random mode. Look for the RDM icon in
the radio display to turn this feature ON or OFF.
ESC/SCR (ESCAPE)
Press to exit one Menu level. While in
Bluetooth (if supported): Press to reject or
cancel a call.
DISP (DISPLAY)
If vehicle ignition is ON: Press to change source
display views.
If vehicle ignition is OFF: Press to turn on the
radio and show the clock for a few seconds.
RADIO
AUDIO SOURCE
To access AM, FM, WX/LW, SXM/DAB
(if supported), iPod, USB, Rear Aux, Front Aux
or BT Audio do the following:
•Press the SRC button to scroll through
the options and select the desired one.
USB/iPod and BT Audio shall be accessed
only if the radio model supports them and
a device is connected/inserted for that
specific source.
Please note, if a device is connected through
different sources at the same time, the feature
functionality cannot be guaranteed to work at
its best performance (device dependent):
e.g. Device connected through Front Aux and
Bluetooth or USB and Bluetooth at the
same time.
AM-FM-WX/LW RADIO
Playing the radio.
TUNING
Select the desired ‘Tuner Configuration’
by following the steps in the Menu section.
If set to MANUAL, the radio will:
•Execute Manual Tuning when the NEXT
or PREV buttons are short pressed.
•Execute Seek when the NEXT or PREV
buttons are long pressed.
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Phone/Power Display Source/Power
Volume KnobScan/Autoscan Browse Mute
Play/Pause
Repeat Random Previous Next

If set to AUTO, the radio will:
•Execute Seek when the NEXT or PREV
buttons are short pressed.
•Execute Manual Tuning when the NEXT
or PREV buttons are long pressed
MANUAL TUNING
The current frequency will be increased or
decreased by 1 step of 0.2MHz (USA FM mode),
10 kHz (USA AM mode) and one channel
(25 kHz) in WX mode.
SEEKING A STATION
When the Seek function is activated the radio
increments/decrements the frequency until a
tunable station is found. If a tunable station is
not found the radio will display
‘NO STATION FOUND.’
PRESETS
STORING RADIO STATION PRESETS
Short press any of the Preset (1-6) buttons.
The frequency stored at the preset location is
tuned when the button is released.
SCAN
To initiate the Scan function, short press the
SCAN/ASCN button. When SCAN is initiated,
the radio seeks up in frequency and stops on
the next strong frequency for 8 seconds before
continuing to seek for the next strong station.
If no station is found in two passes through the
band, the radio will display ‘NO STATION
FOUND’ and returns to its initial frequency.
AUTOSCAN
This function temporarily stores the strongest six
stations of the current band in the presets until
the radio is powered off or the source is changed.
AUTOSCAN does not store the frequencies on
the presets in numerical order; they are stored
based on the order in which they were found
and on the quality of the frequency.
To initiate the AUTOSCAN function, long press
the SCN/ASCN button until the radio beeps;
then the ‘AUTO SCAN’ icon will blink while
the radio is storing the temporary presets.
When the storing process finishes the radio will
tune to the station stored in Preset 1 and the
‘AUTO SCAN’ icon shall be illuminated while
the mode is active.
To tune any of the six frequencies or to store
new presets follow the steps defined in the
Presets section.
To exit this mode and return to the original
presets execute any of the following actions:
• Press and hold the
SCAN/ASCAN button.
• Press the SRC button.
• Turn off the radio.
• Make an ignition cycle.
•Disconnect the battery.
WX
The WX band is for the Governmental weather
radio services frequencies; the radio can tune
the seven weather channels following the steps
in Tuning, Presets and SCAN sections.
LW
The Long Wave radio is mostly used in Europe.
You can navigate from 153 KHz to 279 KHz of
frequency. The steps between next or previous
channels is of 9 KHz. To navigate in LW follow
the steps in Tuning, Presets and SCAN sections.
SXM (IF SUPPORTED)
Vehicles with a valid SiriusXM®satellite
radio subscription can receive SXM
programming. SiriusXM has a wide variety
of programs and commercial-free music,
coast-to-coast and in digital-quality sound.
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SXM DISPLAY
When SiriusXM is active, the channel number,
channel name, artist name/content info, song
title or category name will be displayed on the
screen. SiriusXM may update the information
at any time.
To change the current display view, short press
the DISP button.
When a new channel is selected, a song change
occurs, SXM source is selected (from power up
or source change) or the information is
updated, all the elements will be displayed
using paging; the paging can be stopped by
short pressing the DISP button.
SXM CATEGORIES SELECTION
SiriusXM channels are organized in categories.
The category list for SXM channels is available
on the the following webpage:
http://www.siriusxm.com/sxm/pdf/sirius
/channelguide.pdf
To change the current category long press the
NEXT/PREV button and the radio will tune to
the first channel on next or previous category.
CATEGORY MODE ENABLE/DISABLED
‘Category Search Mode Enabled ’means that
only channels in the current ‘Category’ are
searched. When enabled, the Category icon
is turned on and will display on the screen.
‘Category Search Mode Disabled’ means that all
channels are searched. When disabled, the
Category icon is turned off.
The default setting at power up is: Category
Disabled. See CATEGORY ENABLE/DISABLE
on page 20 of this manual for steps to change
the default setting.
SXM CHANNEL SELECTION
Presets and SCAN functions work the same
as defined in the SCAN subsection of
AM-FM-WX/LW Radio.
NEXT button
While in SXM mode the radio will scroll to the
next channel available in numerical order.
PREV button
While in SXM mode the radio will scroll to the
previous channel available in numerical order.
If the SXM service is not activated, only the
free-to-air channels will be available.
STORING SXM CHANNEL PRESETS
Tune to the desired channel, then long press
any of the Preset (1 - 6) buttons until the radio
beeps, confirming the station is a preset.
For tuning to the stored channels, short press
any of the Preset (1 - 6) buttons.
SXM RADIO ID
If tuned to channel 0, ‘RADIO ID’ will display and
then the SXM radio eight-digit code. These two
messages will alternate on the screen. The eight-
digit code is needed to activate SXM service.
The DISP button does not work when the radio
is tuned to channel 0. Channel 0 is not available
in ‘Category Mode Enabled.’
SXM MESSAGES
SXM BUSY
The radio is acquiring and/or processing audio
from SXM satellites and/or text data. No action
is needed.
CHECK ANTENNA
SXM antenna or antenna cable is not connected
to the radio or the antenna is shorted. SXM
programming will not be available until the
SXM antenna is properly connected.
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NO SIGNAL
SXM tuner module reports the ‘No Signal’
condition. Only
Channel 0 will work until a
signal to the SXM satellites is restored.
CHAN UNSUBSCRIBED
Active channel has become unsubscribed
or the requested channel is not unsubscribed.
SUBSCRIPTION UPDATED
The SXM subscription on the radio was updated.
Message will timeout after five seconds.
CH UNAVAILABLE
The requested channel is reported unavailable
for a newly selected channel or the currently
selected channel.
Unavailable channels are those that are in the
legal channel range but are not currently
available for use; or are not part of the specific
SXM subscription service package.
After five seconds the channel 1 will be tuned.
TUNE START
When you tune to a SXM Preset and have not
heard the current track previously, the radio will
automatically play that track from the start
using the ‘Instant Replay’ buffer.
To enable/disable the ‘Tune Start’ mode follow
the steps under TUNE START on page 20 of
this manual.
INSTANT REPLAY
If tuned to a Preset the radio will automatically
provide access to that channel’s buffered con-
tent through ‘Instant Replay’ functions, so this
content is available for you to navigate.
To enable/disable the ‘Instant Replay’ mode
long press the DISP button while SXM source
is active.
While ‘Instant Replay’ is enable, it activates the
second function of Preset keys.
Skip Backward – P1 short press
Rewind – P1 press and hold
Play/Pause – P2 short press toggle
Skip Forward – P3 short press
Fast Forward – P3 press and hold
Go Live – P4 Short press.
TUNE SCAN
As the radio performs the ‘Tune Scan’ function,
it automatically plays excerpts from the start of
buffered songs and updates metadata
(e.g. artist/title) as each song excerpt is played.
While ‘Tune Scan’ is executing, the radio
reacts to two navigation controls if invoked,
Skip Backward and Skip Forward.
• Presets must be stored before using ‘Tune
Scan.’ If no presets are saved, “NOT
ENOUGH CONTENT TO SCAN” will be
shown on the display.
• To enable/disable the ‘Tune Scan’ mode long
press the SCAN button while the SXM source
is active.
DAB (IF SUPPORTED)
When DAB is active, the station name and
category name will be displayed on the screen.
DAB TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT (TA)
The radio makes an alert to notify there is an
available TA. To hear it, press the Volume Knob
in the option LISTEN when the alert is active.
To close the announcement press ESC button
or select the CANCEL option by scrolling with
Volume Knob and pressing it.
DAB ANNOUNCEMENT
When a DAB announcement event occurs (and
you are not on a phone call): the radio will
automatically tune to the necessary station and
a full screen pop-up is shown. Pressing ESC will
close the popup, return to last screen and clear
the announcement.
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DAB ANNOUNCEMENT CATEGORY
With DAB announcements, you can receive
alerts from different categories. You can select
your preferred category from the list in the
DAB ANNCMNTS CAT Menu. See page 19.
ALTERNATE FREQUENCY (AF)/
SERVICE FOLLOWING (DAB-FM LINK)
While ON, if the current station loses signal the
radio will attempt to find a station in DAB
currently in simulcast, the display won’t change
from the current station, only new audio will
come through and be updated if necessary.
REGIONAL (DAB RADIOS ONLY)
This functionality allows you to lock down the
current regional programming or let the radio
tune in other region-specific programming as
you drive through other regions.
REFRESH LIST (DAB RADIOS ONLY)
The ‘Refresh List’ function allows you to update
all the DAB lists. In the REFRESH LIST Menu
you can activate this option. During the
updating process, the radio will inform you of
the ongoing operation. To cancel the update,
press the ESC button. See page 19.
EMERGENCY ALERT
When an emergency announcement event
occurs (and you are not on a phone call): the
radio will automatically tune to the emergency
station/channel and display a pop-up on screen.
Once the emergency announcement is complete
the pop-up is removed from the screen, or you
can press the button ESC to close the pop-up.
NEXT button
While in DAB, the radio will scroll to the next
station within the current station list.
PREV button
While in DAB, the radio will scroll to the
previous station within the current station list.
STORING DAB STATION PRESETS
Tune the desired station, and long press any
of the Preset (1 - 6) buttons until the radio
produces a beep.
For tuning to a stored station, short press any
of the Preset (1 - 6) buttons.
DAB MESSAGES
STATION NOT AVAILABLE
If signal is lost while on a station, the station
name shall remain on the screen and ‘STATION
NOT AVAILABLE’ will be displayed below it.
NO SIGNAL
DAB tuner module reports on the display the
‘NO SIGNAL CONDITION.’
STATION CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE
If the station is currently not available, radio will
display ‘STATION CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE.’
NO INFO
When radio text is not available, radio will
display ‘NO INFO.’
iPOD (IF SUPPORTED)
This radio supports the following iPod models:
· iPod classic (7th generation)
· iPod nano (7G)
· iPod touch (7G)
· iPhone (from 5S to XS)
Other iPod models may be played, but the
functionality is not guaranteed.
The radio provides up to 2.1 A of charge, so
any device connected to the USB that requires
less than 2.1 A will be charged. NOTE: Some
DEA7XX radio models are limited to 1 A.
When an iPhone is connected as the
Bluetooth audio source, connecting as iPod
will disconnect the iPhone as the Bluetooth
audio source.
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There may be problems with the operation and
function in the following situations:
•When connecting an iPod on which a more
recent version of the firmware is installed
than is supported by the radio.
•When connecting an iPod with firmware
from other providers is installed.
•Connecting an iPod or iPhone with a
non-authentic Apple cable to the USB port
cannot be guaranteed for charging or
playback (it is recommended to always use
authentic Apple certified cables to avoid
this failure mode).
• The cable length is greater than two meters.
PLAYING FROM AN iPOD
To connect an iPod:
1.) Connect one end of the standard iPod
USB cable to the dock connector on iPod.
2.) Connect the other end of the cable to the
USB port on the front radio display.
3.) The radio will start playing from the iPod
through the vehicle’s speakers and
music info will be displayed (track number,
song, artist, elapsed time and album name,
if available).
4.) If the iPod is an unsupported model, it
can still be listened to in the vehicle by
connecting to the auxiliary input jack using
a standard 3.5mm (1/8 in) stereo cable.
Expected behavior when iPod is connected:
•The iPod battery recharges automatically
while the vehicle is on.
•The iPod shuts off and stops charging when
the vehicle is shut off.
iPOD MENU
Press the magnifying glass (Preset 1) button
while in USB source (iPod connected) is active
to access the iPod Menu.
Rotate the Volume Knob or use the NEXT and
PREV buttons to navigate through the different
iPod Menu options.
Use the iPod Menu to select:
PLAYLISTS:
1.) Press to view the playlists on the iPod.
2.) Select a playlist name to view a list of all
songs in the playlist.
3.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
ARTISTS:
1.) Press to view the artists on the iPod.
2.) Select an artist name to view a list of all
albums with songs by the artist.
3.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
ALBUMS:
1.) Press to view the albums on the iPod.
2.) Select an album name to view a list of all
songs on the album or select ‘All Songs’ to
view all songs on the iPod.
3.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
GENRES:
1.) Press to view the genres on the iPod.
2.) Select a genre name to view a list of artists
of that genre.
3.) Select an artist to view albums or select
‘All Albums’ to view all albums of that genre.
4.) Select artist to view albums.
5.) Select album to view song.
6.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
PODCASTS:
1.) Press to view the podcasts on the iPod.
2.) Select a podcast name to begin playback.
SONGS:
1.) Press to view a list of all songs on the iPod.
2.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
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COMPOSERS:
1.) Press to view the composers on the iPod.
2.) Select the composer to view a list of songs
by that composer.
3.) Select the song from the list to begin
the playback.
AUDIO BOOKS:
1.) Press to view the audio books on the iPod.
2.) Select the audio book from the list to begin
the playback.
When an iPhone or iPod touch with iOS lower
than iOS 5.0 is connected through USB and
Bluetooth, the audio may not be heard when
the iPod source is selected. To correct this
situation, check the cable connection to the
dock connector on the iPhone or iPod touch
or disconnect and reconnect the Apple device.
Note: iOS is the Apple Operative System.
Use the following controls to play the iPod:
PREV (PREVIOUS)
Press PREV to seek to the beginning of the
current or previous track.
If the track has been playing for less than ten
seconds, it seeks to the previous track. If longer
than ten seconds, the current track starts from
the beginning.
NEXT (NEXT)
Press to seek to the next track.
FF/FR (FAST FORWARD/FAST REVERSE)
To fast forward or reverse through a track, press
and hold NEXT or PREV button.
RDM (RANDOM)
Press RDM to play the tracks randomly. Press
again to stop random (shuffle) mode. Look for
the RDM icon on the radio display when this
function is active.
RPT (REPEAT)
Press RPT to repeat current track. Press again
to stop repeat. Look for the RPT icon on the
radio display when this function is active.
ERROR MESSAGES
If an “UNSUPPORTED” message is displayed,
it could be for one of the following reasons:
• The iPod connected is not supported.
See page 9 for the iPod models supported.
•The iPod does not respond to the radio
commands, in this case reset the iPod and try
the connection again.
If a “NO MUSIC” message is displayed, it could
be for the following reason:
• There are not playable files on the iPod.
USB (IF SUPPORTED)
PLAYING FROM A USB
A USB storage device can be connected to the
USB port. The USB port is located on the front
of the radio.
Five volts DC power is limited to 2.1 amp from
this port. Some models are limited to 1 amp.
USB MP3 PLAYER AND USB
DRIVES
Any USB MP3 player or USB drive connected
to the radio must comply with the following
USB storage specifications:
•MS-Dos partition only.
•Class specification (USB MSC) and supports
formats of FAT32, FAT16, NTFS, and HFS+.
•Hard disk drives may be played, but they are
not supported.
•The radio will not be able to playback
write-protected music.
•MTP players are not supported.
•USB 3.0 devices are supported however
cannot be guaranteed for media playback
(unless backwards
compatibility is supported
by device).
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The following guidelines must be met when
creating MP3 files; otherwise the files might
not play:
FOR MP3 FILES
• Bit rates: 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 124,
160, 192, 224, 256, 320 kbps for MPEG-1
Audio Layer 3.
•Sampling frequencies: 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz
for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3.
• Maximum number of folders: Eight folders
with 255 files per folder.
• M3u and pls playlist versions supported.
FOR UNPROTECTED WMA FILES
• Versions: 1, 2, 7, 8, 9 and 9.1.
• Bit rates: 32 - 320 kbps.
•Sampling frequencies: 32 - 48 kHz.
PLAYING USB DEVICE
1.) Connect a USB device and it begins to play.
2.) While the radio plays from the USB device,
music info (track number, song, artist,
elapsed time and album name, if available)
will be displayed on the screen.
3.) While the USB device is building the media
browse list, media playback is limited to the
first song available on the connected USB
source. Pressing PREV or NEXT during the
browse list update will restart playback of
current song.
FRONT AUXILIARY
In ‘Front Auxiliary’ mode, you can play an
external device such as an iPod or MP3 player
via the auxiliary input jack on the front of
the radio.
To use an external device simply connect the
device via the auxiliary input jack.
‘Front Auxiliary’ mode will not be available if
no device is connected to the auxiliary input
jack on the front of the radio.
REAR AUXILIARY
In ‘Rear Auxiliary’ mode, you can play an external
device that you have connected via the
radio’s rear power auxiliary input lines.
To use an external device simply connect the
device via the auxiliary input jack and select it
using the SRC button.
NOTE: Rear Auxiliary source will be available
even when no device is attached to the rear
input or current application.
BLUETOOTH (IF SUPPORTED)
The radio can connect to a Bluetooth (BT)
device. To use this functionality your device
requires Bluetooth and to be paired and
connected to the radio.
You can connect up to ten BT devices to the
radio; the radio will connect to the first available
paired device, starting from the last
paired/connected device.
The BT Menu is available when the Phone button
is pressed. To navigate through this Menu, rotate
the Volume Knob.
The BT Menu consists of the following options:
BT ENABLE, CONNECT PHONE, DISCONNECT
PH, ADD PHONE, DELETE PHONE and BT
PROFILES (some options are only available when
a device has been paired previously).
ENABLING/DISABLING BLUETOOTH
To enable or disable Bluetooth in your radio
(if it is not already activated):
• Press the Phone button while the radio is ON.
The Bluetooth Menu will be shown.
• Rotate the Volume Knob until the display
shows: “BT DISABLE” or “BT ENABLE”.
• Press the Volume Knob to select to enable or
disable the Bluetooth.
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When BT devices were previously paired the
Phone icon will be active and the Arrow icons
will blink until the reconnection of the
previously paired phone is attempted (each
phone reconnection will be attempted 3 times).
PAIRING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE
To complete pairing a BT device to the radio
the following steps must be followed:
‘Enable Bluetooth’ on the radio and on your BT
device. Refer to your device’s user guide for
more information.
Pair a BT device to the radio:
• Press the Phone button. The Bluetooth Menu
will be shown.
• Rotate the Volume Knob until the display
shows: ADD PHONE.
• Press the Volume Knob to confirm the action.
The radio will display ADDING PH for 3 seconds.
In this discoverable mode, the Bluetooth status
icon will blink for up to 3 minutes. If no phone
was found, the radio will display NO PH FOUND
and the Phone and Arrows icons will be disabled.
• During the discoverable mode set your cellular
phone to add a Bluetooth device and look for
the name “DEA700.”
Follow the instructions on your phone to add a
BT connection. When necessary, use the 4-digit
PIN ‘0000’ to connect to the radio.
When the cellular phone has been successfully
added, the radio will display PH CONNECTED
and then the Bluetooth device’s name. The
Phone icon will be active on the display, and
the Arrows icon will be disabled.
When the radio connects, the Bluetooth icon
will blink. The blinking icon signifies that the
radio is attempting to download the cellular
phone’s CONTACTS (for the DIAL CONTACTS
function). The icon will cease to blink if all
contacts have been downloaded or if the radio
times out from receiving contacts from the
cellular phone. See your phone’s user guide for
information. See Notes 1, 2 and 4 in this manual.
NOTE: While in pairing mode, changing the
‘source’ will cancel this process. The source can
be changed from the SRC button on the radio
or from external controls (steering wheel or rear
seat audio control).
CONNECTING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE
If your BT device was previously paired, you can
connect the device to the radio easily:
• Press the Phone button. The Bluetooth Menu
will be shown.
• Rotate the Volume Knob until the display
shows CONNECT PH.
• Press the Volume Knob to confirm the action.
• Select the desired BT device (rotate the
Volume Knob to locate device name and
confirm selection by pressing in the Volume
Knob). The radio will show CONNECTING
for 3 seconds.
• When the radio connects the BT device, the
radio will display PH CONNECTED and the
name of the device, the Bluetooth icon will blink.
The blinking BT icon signifies that the radio is
attempting to download the device’s (cellular
phone) CONTACTS (for the DIAL CONTACTS
function). The icon will cease to blink if all
contacts have been downloaded or if the radio
times out from receiving contacts from the
cellular phone. The Phone icon will be active
on the radio display.
DUAL PHONES
This feature gives you the ability to have two
connected Bluetooth devices paired to the
radio at the same time; one as a phone and
another as the Bluetooth media device. In order
to use this feature the two BT devices must be
in range of the radio to be paired. Use ‘Manual’
selection of the BT devices in the Phone Menu
to connect the desired phone on the proper
profile (Phone or Audio).
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DISCONNECTING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE
If your BT device is currently connected and you
need to disconnect it from the radio, follow the
next actions:
1.) Press the Phone button.
The Bluetooth Menu will be shown.
2.) Rotate the Volume Knob until the display
shows DISCONNECT PH.
3.)
Press the Volume Knob to confirm the action.
The radio will show DISCONNECT PH for a
short time. Once the phone is disconnected
the radio will display DISCONNECTED and
then the Bluetooth device name. The Phone
icon will be inactive.
DELETING ONE OR ALL BLUETOOTH
DEVICES
To delete from the radio one or all BT devices
previously paired:
• Press the Phone button. The Bluetooth Menu
will be shown
• Rotate the Volume Knob until the display
shows DELETE PH.
• Press the Volume Knob to enter the submenu.
The radio will show a list of BT device names,
scroll through by rotating the Volume Knob.
• Select the BT device to be deleted or select
DELETE ALL to erase all the paired BT devices
in the list by pressing the Volume Knob. The
radio will show PH DELETED.
VOICE RECOGNITION (IF SUPPORTED)
If a BT device supports voice recognition, an
option is made visible in the Bluetooth Menu
to allow you to activate.
In order to use voice recognition it is necessary
to ensure the option is active in the connected
Bluetooth device.
While attempting to use voice recognition
there can be a delay of 1 - 2 seconds to start
the session due to device delay.
NOTE: Android device behavior is different
from Apple in how the voice recognition status
is reported; this can result in the option present
in the Phone Menu, however it might not
function when selected.
HANDS FREE / BLUETOOTH FEATURES
Once your BT device is properly paired (See
Paring a Bluetooth Device) and connected (See
Connecting a Bluetooth Device), the radio
supports the following Hands-Free features if
the connected BT device has that capability.
DIAL MENU
The radio can retrieve the last calls and contact
information from the device (Hands-Free profile
must be available in the BT device and in some
cases the action must be accepted by you).
The Dial Menu is accessed when the BT device
is not being used for a phone call and the
Phone button is long pressed.
DIAL REDIAL
You can retrieve the last phone number called
and place a call to that phone number. Press
and hold the Phone hard key and select
DIAL REDIAL to initiate call.
FAVORITES
The radio is capable of storing six phone
numbers. To save a phone number, you can
select your contacts using either the DIAL
CONTACTS feature or the LAST CALLS feature.
When the desired contact’s phone number is
displayed, press the Volume Knob and select
the option ADD TO FAV, then the phone
number will be saved in your ‘Favorites List.’
To dial a saved phone number in your ‘Favorites
List,’ select FAVORITES from the Dial Menu and
rotate the Volume Knob to select the number.
Press the Volume Knob and select DIAL to
place the call to the saved phone number.
To delete numbers simply repeat the last
process with the desired phone number and
select DEL FAV.
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DIAL CONTACT
The radio is able to read and display cell phone
contacts. Press the Phone button to show the
DIAL MENU and rotate the Volume Knob until
DIAL CONTACTS is shown, press the Volume
Knob to select this feature. Rotate the Volume
Knob to select between the different stored
contacts (up to 500 numbers from the phone
and 250 contacts from the SIM). Press the OK
button if you want to dial to the listed contact.
The radio will download the following phone
numbers for each contact (if available):
HOME, WORK, MOBILE, OTHER and
PREFERRED. Within the Dial Menu they will be
displayed as either: H, W, M, O or P plus the
10-digit number (XXXXXXXXXX).
When the transfer is successful, the radio will
show the DIAL CONTACTS submenu. Each
time the radio connects to your phone, the
DIAL CONTACTS submenu is updated, so you
may need to repeat this manual operation
as needed.
LAST CALLS
The radio is capable of listing the last ten calls
(DIALED, RECEIVED AND MISSED). Rotating
the Volume Knob will navigate you through
the selected call list. Press the OK button to
place the call. See Note 1 in this manual.
CALL OPTIONS
The following options are available during a
Hands-Free call.
ACCEPTING A CALL
When an incoming call is received, the radio
will play the in-band ringtone if the device
supports this feature, otherwise a default
ringtone will be played, you can adjust the
Volume of the ringtone, while the ringtone is
played. Any volume lower than 13, will not be
considered for the next incoming call. Volume
above 13 will be stored for the next call. When
an incoming call is received, the radio will
display the name (if available) and number of
the caller. To accept the call, press any of the
following radio buttons: Phone, Volume Knob
or NEXT.
REJECTING A CALL
When an incoming call is received, the radio
will display the name (if available) and number
of the caller. To reject the call, you can press
any of the following buttons: ESC or PREV.
ENDING A CALL
When a Hands-Free call is in progress, the
radio will display the caller’s number and the
elapsed time. To end a call, press any of the
following radio buttons: Phone, ESC or PREV.
MICROPHONE MUTE
When a Hands-Free call is in progress, pressing
Pause/Play (Preset 2) will mute the radio’s
microphone. Press again to deactivate mute.
CALL TRANSFER
If a call is in progress, press the radio Phone
button for more than 3 seconds to transfer the
call to the cellular phone for private
conversations. Repeat this process if you want
to return to Hands-Free mode again.
See Note 6 in this manual.
BT AUDIO
BLUETOOTH PLAYER
If your connected BT device supports this
feature, it can be used as an Audio source input
to the radio, allowing you to enjoy the music
files stored on your phone. This feature is
recommended to be used with the device
default player. Functionality cannot be
warranted, when a third-party player is used in
the connected device. The radio can be out of
synchrony if you alter or command the player
within the phone. To access music files
on your phone, press the SRC button and
select BT AUDIO. In BT AUDIO you can use
the following radio buttons: Play, Pause, NEXT,
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PREV, F/F and F/R, Repeat and Random, if the
device supports them. See Notes 1 & 3 below.
PLAY / PAUSE
Press to play the current track. Press again to
pause the audio. See Note 5 below.
PREV (PREVIOUS)
Press to seek to the beginning of the current or
previous track. If the track has been playing for
less than ten seconds, it seeks to the previous
track. If longer than ten seconds, the current
track starts from the beginning.
NEXT (NEXT)
Press to seek to the next track.
FF/FR (FAST FORWARD/FAST REVERSE)
To fast forward or reverse through a track,
press and hold NEXT or PREV button.
RDM (RANDOM)
Press to play the tracks in a random shuffle.
Press again to stop random mode. RDM icon
will be turned ON or OFF when the feature is
enabled or disabled.
RPT (REPEAT)
Press ‘RPT’ to repeat the current track. Press
again to stop. RPT icon will be turned ON or
OFF when the feature is enabled or disabled.
Note 1: This function will only be shown if the
cellular phone supports this feature.
Note 2: The contacts shown on the radio
display will depend on the information received
by the radio from the cellular phone used.
Note 3: Function may differ depending on
the cellular phone.
Note 4: Some cellular phones may require
enabling this feature through their own
applications. Please consult your cellular phone
user’s guide regarding how to enable it.
Note 5: Some cellular phones will cause the
radio to display BT AUDIO PAUSE while audio
is available. This is normal on cellular phones
that do not have full compatibility with the
radio’s Bluetooth remote control commands.
Note 6: Some Bluetooth devices will disconnect
Bluetooth when a transfer is performed.
AUDIO PROFILE VERSION SUPPORTED
The DEA7XX shall support AVRCP 1.5.
BLUETOOTH LINKLOSS
If connected a BT device is outside of the
radio’s range (10 m or 33 ft) the device will dis-
connect from system. Device reconnection will
occur when the device is back in range of radio.
BLUETOOTH RECONNECTION
Upon first starting the vehicle, the previously
connected cellular phone (favorite) shall be
reconnected on both the Phone and Bluetooth
Audio profiles.
RADIO SYSTEM SETTINGS
The radio contains several Menus for setting
adjustments. These Menus are shown in a
scrolling list when the Volume Knob is pressed
for more than two seconds. These Menus are
available in all radio Source (SRC) modes:
• AUDIO CONTROLS
• SPEAKERS
• SPEED DEP VOL (ONLY When Applicable)
• CLOCK SETUP
• ALARM SETUP
• DIMMING
• HUE ADJUST
• REFRESH LIST (DAB Radios ONLY)
•RADIO SETUP (DAB Radios ONLY)
[submenus]
• REGIONAL
• TRAFFIC ANNCM (Announcements)
•DAB ANNCMNTS (announcements)
• DAB ANNCMNTS CAT (Categories)
• ALT FRQ (Alternative Frequencies)
•DAB STATION LIST (DAB Radios ONLY)
Additional Menus for setting adjustments are
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available when the radio is in AM/FM /LW
source (SRC) mode and (if supported) when the
radio is in SXM source (SRC) mode.
Additional setting adjustment Menus when
radio is in AM/FM/WX/LW Source (SRC) Mode:
• SEEK SENSITIVITY
• TUNE CONFIG
Additional setting adjustment Menus
when radio is in SXM Source (SRC) Mode
(if supported):
• CAT E/D (Category Enable/Disable)
•TUNE START
All of the setting adjustment Menus are defined
in the following sections of this manual.
AUDIO CONTROLS
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the Audio Controls Menu
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Press the Volume Knob again to enter
the Audio Controls Menu.
In the Audio Controls Menu you can adjust the
auto EQ, bass, middle, treble, fade, and balance
by rotating the Volume Knob until the desired
submenu is displayed. Press the Volume Knob
to select a submenu.
AUTO EQ: The display will show the
current selected EQ option. Rotate the
Volume Knob clockwise and counterclock-
wise to cycle through Auto EQ options from
1 to 7. Select option, press the Volume Knob
to set. Options are:
1.) CLASSIC
2.) MANUAL
3.) POP
4.) ROCK
5.) COUNTRY
6.) NEWS
7.) JAZZ
BASS: The display will show BASS and its
current level from -6 to +6. Rotate the Volume
Knob clockwise to increase the bass and
counterclockwise to decrease it. Press the
Volume Knob to set.
MIDDLE: The display will show MIDDLE and
its current level
from -6 to +6. Rotate the
Volume Knob clock
wise to increase the middle
and counterclockwise
to decrease it. Press the
Volume Knob to set.
TREBLE: The display will show TREBLE and
its current level
from -6 to +6. Rotate the
Volume Knob clockwise to increase the treble
and counterclockwise to decrease it. Press the
Volume Knob to set.
FADE: The display will show FADE and its
current level from L15 to R15. Rotate the
Volume Knob clockwise move the sound to
the front speakers and counterclockwise to
move the sound to the rear
speakers. Press
the Volume Knob to set.
NOTE: Fade is not
available in 2-speaker mode.
BALANCE: The display will show BALANCE
and its current level from L15 to R15. Rotate
the Volume Knob clockwise move the sound
to the right speakers and counterclockwise to
move the sound to the left
speakers. Press the
Volume Knob to set.
SPEAKERS (IF SUPPORTED)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the Speakers Menu
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Press the Volume Knob again to enter
the Speakers submenu. The display will show
SPEAKERS and the current selected option.
The submenu allows you to change the speakers
between 2 and 4 Channels. Rotate the Volume
Knob to change between 2CH or 4CH and press
the Volume Knob to set.
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SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME
(SPEED DEP VOL) (ONLY IF APPLICABLE)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the SPEED DEP VOL (Speed
Dependent Volume) Menu (only if applicable)
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Press the Volume Knob again to enter
the SPEED DEP VOL Menu. Speed dependent
volume control adjusts your audio system's
sound output to the current speed of your
vehicle. Submenu options are OFF, LOW, MID
and HIGH. Press the Volume Knob to set.
CLOCK SETUP
To adjust the time on the radio, press the
Volume Knob for more than two seconds.
Rotate the Volume Knob to select CLOCK
SETUP from the scrolling list and press the
Volume Knob to show the submenus: FORMAT,
SET TIME and CLOCK VISIBLE. Rotate the
Volume Knob to select the desired submenu
and press the Volume Knob to confirm.
FORMAT : Select 12-hour or 24-hour format
by rotating the Volume Knob and pressing it
to confirm.
SET TIME: The hour digits will begin to
blink. The format will be the same as the
current clock selection (12- or 24-hour format).
Change the hour by rotating the Volume
Knob and confirm the hour by pressing the
Volume Knob. Then the minute digits will
begin to blink, change and confirm your
selection by pressing the Volume Knob.
CLOCK VISIBLE : Select YES or NO by
rotating the Volume Knob to select whether
or not the clock is visible on the display of
the radio, press the Volume Knob to confirm.
ALARM SETUP
To set the alarm, press the Volume Knob for
more than 2 seconds to select the ALARM
SETUP from the scrolling list and
press the
Volume Knob to enter the Alarm Setup Menu.
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Once in the Alarm Setup Menu, change the
ALARM ON or OFF by rotating the Volume
Knob and pressing it to confirm your selection.
When you select ALARM ON, the Alarm icon
will be set to ON and the following configuration
options will be shown:
SET TONE OR SET MUSIC: Change
between SET TONE or SET MUSIC by
rotating the Volume Knob and pressing it
to conform your selection.
VOLUME: When TONE is selected, the
volume can be changed between LOW, MID
and HIGH by rotating the Volume Knob and
pressing it to confirm your selection. (no
sound will be heard while setting up the tone
volume). When MUSIC is selected, you can
adjust the volume from 0 to 30 by rotating
the Volume Knob and pressing it to confirm
your selection.
TURNING THE ALARM OFF: When the
alarm is triggered, to cancel the alarm, short
press the ESC button. If you do not turn the
alarm off, it will automatically shut off after 15
minutes and enter a ‘snooze’ cycle for nine
minutes then sound again. This cycle will
repeat three
times if you do not turn off the
alarm each time
it is triggered. 63 minutes in
total (15 minute
sound cycle; 9 minute snooze
cycle; 15 minute sound cycle; 9 minute snooze
cycle; 15 minute
sounding cycle).
ACTIVATING SNOOZE: To ’snooze’ the
alarm, press any button (except the ESC
button) for less than
2 seconds when the
alarm sounds. SNOOZE will appear for three
seconds and the alarm will be postponed
for nine minutes before sounding again.
NOTE: If the ALARM SETUP Menu is accessed
after making a change to the clock time format
without first exiting the setting adjustments
Menus, the alarm time format will not be
accurately reflected. Exit setting adjustments
Menus after making time format changes then
re-enter the ALARM SETUP Menu to prevent
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DIMMING
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the DIMMING Menu
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Press the Volume Knob again to enter
the Dimming Menu. When the vehicle uses
dimming by CAN or analog configuration, the
display will show DIMMING 0. This value can be
adjusted from -10 to +10. If the vehicle does not
use dimming by CAN or analog configuration,
the display will show DIMMING and the current
selected level from 0 to 30. Rotate the Volume
Knob clockwise to increase the dimming and
counterclockwise to decrease the dimming.
Press the Volume Knob to confirm your dimming
level selection.
HUE ADJUST (IF SUPPORTED)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the HUE ADJUST Menu from
the scrolling list of setting adjustments Menus.
Press to select the available display lighting
color options in the submenu. Select your color
choice and press the Volume Knob to set.
REFRESH LIST (DAB RADIOS ONLY)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the REFRESH LIST Menu
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Press the Volume Knob again to
activate the Refresh List function.
RADIO SETUP (DAB RADIOS ONLY)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to select the RADIO SETUP Menu
from the scrolling list of setting adjustments
Menus. Once selected, press the Volume Knob
to show the submenus: REGIONAL, TRAFFIC
ANNCM, DAB ANNCMNTS, DAB ANNCMNTS
CAT, and ALT FRQ.
REGIONAL: The display will show ON or
OFF depending on the current selection.
Rotate the Volume Knob to change between
the two options and press the Volume Knob
to confirm the selection. (DAB radios only)
TRAFFIC ANNCM:
‘Traffic Announcements (TA)’ The display will
show ON or OFF depending on the current
selection. Rotate the Volume Knob to
change between the two options and press
the Volume Knob to confirm the selection.
If TA is enabled the radio to show an icon
in the display. (DAB radios only)
DAB ANNCMNTS: ‘ DAB Announcements’
The display will show ON or OFF depending
on the current selection. Rotate the Volume
Knob to change between the two options
and press the Volume Knob to confirm
your selection. (DAB radios only)
DAB ANNCMNTS CAT:
‘DAB Announcement Categories’ The display
will show you the announcement categories
available and the current selection. Rotate
the Volume Knob to scroll through the
available options:
•WEATHER •EVENT
• FINANCE •NEWS
•RAD INFO •SPECIAL
•SPORTS •TRAVEL
•WARNING
Select the category you would like to receive
alerts from and press the Volume Knob to
confirm your selection. (DAB radios only)
ALT FRQ: Alternative Frequencies (AF)
The display will show ON or OFF depending
on the current selection. Rotate the Volume
Knob to change between the two options
and press the Volume Knob to confirm the
selection. If AF is enabled the radio to show
an icon in the display. (DAB radios only)
DAB STATION LIST (DAB RADIOS ONLY)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the DAB CHANNEL LIST
Menu. Rotating the Volume Knob will allow
you to scroll through all the available DAB
channels. This menu is for visibility to available
stations only, no setting selections are offered.
(DAB radios only)

Additional setting adjustment Menus when
radio is in AM/FM/LW Source (SRC) Mode:
SEEK SENSITIVITY (SEEK SEN)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the SEEK SENSITIVITY Menu.
The display will show the current level from
-6 to +6. Rotate the Volume Knob clockwise to
increase the sensitivity value and counterclock-
wise to decrease it. Press the Volume Knob to
select the desired option. This Menu is only
available when radio is playing in Tuner Mode.
TUNE CONFIGURATION (TUNE CONFIG)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the TUNE CONFIG Menu.
The display will show TUNE and the current
selected option Auto or Manual. Rotate the
Volume Knob to change between AUTO and
MANUAL, press the Volume Knob to select the
desired option. This Menu is only available
when radio is playing in Tuner Mode.
Additional setting adjustment Menus
when radio is in SXM Source (SRC) Mode
(if supported):
CATEGORY ENABLE/DISABLE (CAT E/D)
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the CAT E/D Menu. The
display will show CAT ENABLE or CAT DISABLE
depending on the current selection. Rotate the
Volume Knob to change between the two
options, press to confirm your selection. This
Menu is only available in SXM Mode.
TUNE START
Press the Volume Knob for more than two
seconds to access the TUNE START Menu.
The
display will show ENABLE or DISABLE
depending on the current selection. Rotate
the Volume Knob to change between the two
options, press to confirm your selection. This
Menu is only available in SXM Mode.
AUDIO PLAYERS
MUSIC NAVIGATION USB
Press the magnifying glass (preset 1) button
while USB Source (SRC) is active to access the
USB Music Menu.
Use the Volume Knob, NEXT or PREV button
to navigate through the different options.
Special Considerations
Root Directory
The root directory is treated as a folder. All files
contained directly under the root directory are
accessed prior to any root directory folders.
Empty Folders
If a root directory or folder is empty or contains
only folders, the player advances to the next
folder in the file structure that contains a
compressed audio file. The empty folder(s) are
not displayed or numbered.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Fuse
The radio’s fuse is located in the fuse box of
the vehicle. The optimal fuse values are
between 10A and 15A.
Clock Back-Up (If Supported)
The radio will be able to keep the clock
running when the vehicle’s battery is
disconnected for at least 30 days.
TIPS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
CHART
RADIO
Unable to tune stations
You are in a weak signal area.
• Increase the Seek Sensitivity (see Seek
Sensitivity section for details).
IPOD
iPod does not play or there is no sound
The iPod has not been recognized.
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