Clarion FX688A User manual

Display Audio System
OWNER’S MANUAL

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Contents
1. PRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................. 4
2. CAUTIONS ON HANDLING........................................................................... 4
3. OPERATION PANEL........................................................................................ 6
Functions of Buttons........................................................................................... 6
4. Functions of Steering Wheel Remote Control Buttons.................. 7
Control Buttons.................................................................................................... 7
5. BASIC OPERATIONS...................................................................................... 8
Turning on/off the power.................................................................................... 8
Switching Source Modes................................................................................... 8
Home Screen........................................................................................................ 8
Status Bar Display ............................................................................................... 8
Switch to Clock Display ..................................................................................... 8
Adjusting the Volume .......................................................................................... 8
Switching day/night mode ................................................................................. 8
Mute Function ....................................................................................................... 8
Radio Illumination................................................................................................. 8
Parking Brake Safety........................................................................................... 9
Video Output......................................................................................................... 9
Rear View Camera............................................................................................... 9
6. RADIO MODE OPERATIONS....................................................................... 9
Listening to the Radio......................................................................................... 9
Seek Tuning .......................................................................................................... 9
Manual Tuning....................................................................................................... 9
RDS Text..............................................................................................................10
TP Seek................................................................................................................10
Autostore..............................................................................................................10
Storing Preset Memory.....................................................................................10
Recalling Preset Memory .................................................................................10
7. RDS OPERATIONS ........................................................................................11
RDS (Radio Data System)...............................................................................11
TA (Traffic Announcement)..............................................................................11
Emergency Broadcast ......................................................................................11
PTY (Programme Type) ....................................................................................11
Volume Setting of TA, Emergency Broadcast, and PTY...........................12
AF (Alternate Frequency) Function................................................................13
REG (Regional Programme)............................................................................13
8. USB MODE OPERATION ............................................................................13
USB.......................................................................................................................13
About USB memory device .............................................................................13
USB Digital Media Streaming.........................................................................13
Hot plugging function .......................................................................................13
Connecting a USB memory/MTP device .....................................................14
Watching/Listening to a track with USB memory device.........................14
Unplug the USB memory/MTP device..........................................................14
9. USB VIDEO OPERATIONS .........................................................................15
Showing video mode screen...........................................................................15
Playing Video Files.............................................................................................15
Play/Pause Playback .........................................................................................15
Switch to Next/Previous Video .......................................................................15
Fast Forward/Fast Backward Operation ......................................................15
Play Speed Operation.......................................................................................15
10. USB/MTP AUDIO OPERATIONS.............................................................16
Play/Pause Playback .........................................................................................16
Switch to Previous/Next File or track ............................................................16
Fast Forward/Fast Backward Operation ......................................................16
Repeat Playback ................................................................................................16
Random Playback ..............................................................................................16
Album Artwork ....................................................................................................16
Selecting a Track on the album view.............................................................17
Selecting a Track on the artist view...............................................................17
Selecting a Track on the folders view ...........................................................17
Selecting a Track on the songs view.............................................................17
11. iPod/iPhone OPERATIONS.......................................................................18
Select iPod Mode ..............................................................................................18
Play/Pause Playback .........................................................................................18
Switch to Previous/Next Track........................................................................18
Fast Forward/Backward ...................................................................................18
Repeat Play .........................................................................................................18
Shuffle Play..........................................................................................................18
Selecting a Song from iPod Menu.................................................................19
Available iPod Categories................................................................................19
Supported iPod/iPhone Devices....................................................................19
12. Miracast OPERATIONS ...............................................................................19
Select Miracast Mode.......................................................................................19
Connecting to Miracast ....................................................................................19
13. Bluetooth® AUDIO PLAYER OPERATIONS.......................................20
Select Bluetooth Audio Mode.........................................................................20
Controlling the Bluetooth Audio Player.........................................................20
Playing Music......................................................................................................20
Play/Pause Playback .........................................................................................20

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Switch to Previous/Next Track........................................................................20
Fast Forward/Backward ...................................................................................20
Quick Connect ...................................................................................................20
14. Bluetooth® TELEPHONE OPERATIONS..............................................21
Introduction to Bluetooth® Technology .......................................................21
Select Phone Mode...........................................................................................21
Voice Dialer .........................................................................................................21
Keypad screen....................................................................................................21
Phonebook...........................................................................................................22
Call log tab ..........................................................................................................22
Sync Tab ..............................................................................................................23
Incoming call .......................................................................................................23
Call conversation................................................................................................23
Second incoming call........................................................................................23
Separate call conversations with 2 different numbers ..............................23
Joined call conversation with 2 different numbers .....................................24
Switching between call conversations..........................................................24
End call during multiple call conversations..................................................24
15. AUX OPERATIONS........................................................................................24
16. APPLICATIONS ...............................................................................................25
Initializing Applications......................................................................................25
Switching from Applications to USB (MTP) ................................................25
17. ANDROID AUTO™ ..........................................................................................26
Initializing Android Auto....................................................................................26
Accessing Android Auto screen (by touch panel) .....................................26
Accessing Android Auto (by physical buttons)...........................................26
Exiting Android Auto display............................................................................26
Switching from Android Auto to Applications.............................................26
18. SETTINGS OPERATIONS............................................................................27
Select Settings ...................................................................................................27
Balance/Fader Adjustment ..............................................................................27
Sound Effect Controls ......................................................................................27
Custom Equalizer...............................................................................................28
System Settings .................................................................................................28
Display Adjustment............................................................................................28
Clock Adjustment...............................................................................................28
Date settings.......................................................................................................29
Time zone settings.............................................................................................29
General Settings ................................................................................................29
About.....................................................................................................................30
User Manual ........................................................................................................30
Bluetooth Settings.............................................................................................30
Bluetooth Function ............................................................................................30
Phonebook auto download Function.............................................................30
Bluetooth device manager...............................................................................31
Pairing with a phone..........................................................................................31
Manually connecting a phone .........................................................................31
Manually disconnecting a phone....................................................................31
Deleting a Bluetooth Device............................................................................31
19. TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................................................32
20. ERROR DISPLAY............................................................................................35
21. SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................36
Contents

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1. PRECAUTIONS
As the driver, you are responsible for your safety
and the safety of your passengers.
Please do not operate the system while driving.
Only operate the system only when the vehicle is
parked at a safe place and the parking brake en-
gaged.
The driver should not play / watch any video
sources and/or operate the unit’s controls while
driving. Please note that watching video sources
and operating the unit while driving are prohibited
by law in some countries.
When driving please keep the Audio volume to a
level at which external sounds can be heard.
In the event that the unit’s display does not dis-
play properly or the audio is inaudible, please stop
using the unit and immediately consult your near-
est authorized dealer or authorized service center
for this unit. Please do not disassemble or modify
this unit. It will void the unit’s warranty and may
cause an accidental fire, or electric shock to the
user.
In the event that foreign materials is inserted in the
unit, or if the unit gets wet and emitting smoke or
strange smells, please stop using the unit imme-
diately and consult your nearest authorized dealer
or authorized service center. Using the unit in this
condition may cause an accidental fire or electric
shock to the user.
When replacing the fuse, please replace fuses
with the same recommended specification. Using
a fuse with a different specification may cause a
fire.
CAUTION
If the unit requires to be removed or reinstalled,
please consult the nearest authorized dealer or
authorized service center for this unit. The installa-
tion or removal of the unit requires an experienced
skilled professional.
2. CAUTIONS ON HANDLING
Operation Panel
Please observe the following cautions.
The units touch screen panel is designed to op-
erate properly in the temperature range of 0˚ to
60˚C.
In extremely cold weather, the unit’s display may
refresh slower or display darker than normal, this
is not a malfunction. The unit’s display will return
to normal when the internal temperature is back to
the normal operating temperature.
Please do not let any liquids to flow into the unit,
as it may damage the internal circuitry and pos-
sibly cause a fire.
Please do not place lit cigarettes near the units’s
display. Doing so may damage the display or
cause a fire
There may be small black and shiny spots inside
the liquid crystal display panel. This is normal for
LCD products.
USB Port
Only USB memory sticks recognized as “USB
mass storage class” will work properly in the unit
In the event that a USB memory stick’s data is
lost or damaged when used in the unit, the unit’s
manufacturer shall not be liable for the loss or
damage.
It is recommend that the USB memory stick data
is backed up before use in the unit
If the USB memory stick is unreadable, please try
removing and reinserting the USB memory stick
Do not connect this unit’s USB port to any exter-
nal computer.

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Cleaning
Use a soft, dry cloth and gently wipe the dirt off.
For tougher stains, use a neutral base detergent,
which has been diluted in water. Apply it to a soft
cloth and wipe the dirt off gently, and then wipe
again with a dry cloth.
Do not use benzene, thinner, car cleaner, etc., as
these substances may damage the unit or cause
the paint to peel.
Leaving rubber or plastic based products in con-
tact with the unit for long periods of time may
cause stains.
Cleaning the liquid crystal display (LCD) panel
The liquid crystal panel tends to collect dust, wipe
it off occasionally with a soft cloth. The LCD sur-
face can be easily scratched, do not rub it with
rough / hard objects.
About the registered marks, etc.
Use of the Made for Apple badge means that an
accessory has been designed to connect spe-
cifically to the Apple products identified in the
badge, and has been certified by the developer to
meet Apple performance standards.
Please note that the use of this accessory with an
Apple product may affect wireless performance.
iPhone, iPod, Siri, and iTunes are trademarks of
Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other coun-
tries.
Android and Android Auto is a trademark of
Google LLC.
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are regis-
tered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG,
Inc. and any use of such marks is under license.
Other trademarks and trade names are those of
their respective owners.
The terms Wi-Fi® and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Mira-
cast™ are registered trademarks of the Wi-Fi Alli-
ance.
This product contains open source software
under various licenses including GPL version 2
and LGPL version 2.1. For full details, please visit
https://opensource.clarion.com.my/.
Full details for all open source licensed programs
included in this product are available within the
product by opening:
Settings -> About -> Legal (Trademark,
Licenses).
Note: Reverse engineering or disassembly of all software in
the unit is strictly prohibited.
Disclaimer: Downloading or loading of unauthorized
software into the unit may cause failure or loss.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage or
liabilities.

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3. OPERATION PANEL
Functions of Buttons
[ HOME ]
Press the button when the unit is turned on to
display Home Screen
[ ]
Press the button to trigger Voice command /
Voice dial
[ ]
Press the button when the unit is turned off to turn
on power.
Press and hold the button to turn off the power.
Press the button when the unit is turned on to
toggle clock display off/on.
USB ports (rear)*
USB mass storage device/MTP/iPod/iPhone/An-
droid device insertion (USB 1)
USB mass storage device insertion (USB 2).
* Additional extension cable required
Microphone
For handsfree.
[ VOLUME + ]
Increase Volume
Long press to trigger continuous volume increase
[ MUTE ]
Mute/ unmute audio.
[ VOLUME - ]
Decrease Volume
Long press to trigger continuous volume de-
crease
Touch Screen
Resistive touch screen display.
[Volume +][Volume -]
[MUTE]
[]
[]
[HOME]
6.75” Resistive touchscreen TFT
Microphone

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Radio USB1/ USB2
/iPod/ iPhone/
BT Audio
AUX Phone TEL
Keypad Phonebook History
Dialled/
Missed/
Recent
Incoming Call Outgoing Call Call In Pro-
gress
SOURCE Change valid Audio Source Mode
(Radio Audio USB1 Audio USB2 Audio Bluetooth AUX Video USB Video USB2
Radio...)
No function
*Turn off Monitor
VOL+ Increase Media volume step by 1 Increase TEL volume step by 1
*Increase Media volume step continuously *Increase TEL volume step continuously
VOL- Decrease Media volume step by 1 Decrease TEL volume step by 1
*Decrease Media volume step continuously *Decrease TEL volume step continuously
SEEK UP Next Preset or
Favourite Channel
(Across band)
Next Track No function
SEEK DOWN Previous Preset or
Favourite Channel
(Across band)
Previous Track
* Press the button for more than 1 second.
Mode
Button
4. Functions of Steering Wheel Remote Control Buttons

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Turning on/off the power
Note:
• Be careful about using this unit for a long time without
running the engine. If you drain the car’s battery too much,
you may not be able to start the engine and this can re-
duce the service life of the battery.
1. Press the []button to turn on the power.
2. It automatically remembers its last source mode
and will automatically switch to display that mode.
3. Press the []button for more than 1 second to
turn off the power of the unit.
Switching Source Modes
1. Press the [HOME] button to access the Home
Screen.
2. Select any source mode to switch mode.
Home Screen
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1) Radio button
2) USB audio / iPhone / iPod / Bluetooth audio /
Aux button
3) Video / Miracast mode button
4) Clock display.
5) Day / Night / Auto mode button
6) Settings button.
7) Mobile Link button
8) Applications button
9) Phone button
Status Bar Display
The clock is displayed on the top left corner of the
touch screen. To adjust the clock, refer to “Settings
Operations”.
The RDS indicator is displayed on the top right cor-
ner of the touch screen. To adjust RDS settings,
refer to “RDS Operations”.
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1)Clock Display.
2)Connected Bluetooth device name.
3)Mute indicator. Lights up when audio is muted.
4)TA indicator
5)Bluetooth Network Signal strength indicator.
Lights up when Bluetooth is connected to the
unit.
6)Bluetooth battery level indicator. Lights up when
Bluetooth is connected to the unit.
7)Bluetooth indicator. Lights up when Bluetooth is
connected to the unit.
Switch to Clock display
1. Press the [] button to switch to clock display,
while the audio is still heard in the background.
2. Press the [], [HOME] or [VOICE] button for
the display to return to previous display.
Adjusting the Volume
Press the [VOLUME+] to increase the volume;
Press the [VOLUME-] to decrease the volume.
The volume will be displayed overlapping the touch
screen for 4 seconds. Press any area of the touch
screen to immediately cancel the volume display.
* The volume level is from 0 (minimum) to 40 (maxi-
mum). The factory default setting for this volume is
“13”.
Switching Day / Night mode
Press the Day / Night / Auto mode button to toggle
the brightness of the touch screen in the following
sequence:
Day Night Auto Day…
During Auto mode, brightness of the screen will de-
pend on illumination dimming switch.
Mute Function
Press the [MUTE] button to activate the mute func-
tion. Press the button again to release mute.
Notes:
• Themutefunctionisappliedtobothvolumegains,butit
cannot function while in a phone call.
• Mutewill bereleasedby phone callinterrupts.Ongoing
voice guidance from navigation applications will not re-
lease mute.
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5. BASIC OPERATIONS

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6. RADIO MODE OPERATIONS
Parking Brake Safety
The video at the unit can only be displayed when the
parking brake is enabled (when the car is parked).
The audio portion of the video can still be played,
but a notification screen will be displayed in place
of the video display.
Listening to the Radio
1. Press the button on the Home Screen to se-
lect Radio mode. The display will change accord-
ingly.
2. Press the or tab to select one of the des-
ignated bands. Each time the button is pressed,
the display will switch to the designated band.
1 2 3 4
13 12 11 10 9
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1) Presets tab
2) Favourite station
3) Manual Seek down
4) Station Name display
5) Frequency bar
6) Manual Seek up
7) Auto Seek up
8) RDS Text
9) Stereo Indicator display
10) PTY Name display
11) Frequency display
12) DX/Local seek mode
13) RDS Tab
14) AM Radio tab
15) Auto Seek down
16) FM Radio tab
Seek Tuning
1. Press the [DX/Local] button to select the seek
mode. The button display will change accordingly.
Every time the [DX/Local] button is pressed, the
display will change:
DX LO DX…
Notes:
• Thereare2typesofseektuning:DXSeek andLOCAL
Seek.
• DXSeekcanautomaticallytuneintoreceivablebroadcast
stations; LOCAL Seek can tune in to only broadcast sta-
tions with good reception sensitivity.
2. Press the button to perform seeking in the
direction of higher frequencies.
3. Press the button to perform seeking in the
direction of lower frequencies.
Manual Tuning
1. Press the button to perform a single step in
the direction of higher frequencies.
2. Press and hold the button to continuously
search for higher frequencies.
3. Press the button to perform a single step in
the direction of lower frequencies.
4. Press and hold the button to continuously
search for lower frequencies
Notes:
• ManualSeekallowsfor manual tuning to any frequency
regardless of broadcast.
• Whilecontinuouslysearchingforafrequency,thespeed
does not increase.
Video Output
If an external monitor is connected to the head unit,
passengers in the back seat can watch the video
separately.
Notes:
• TheexternalmonitorcanonlymirrorvideosfromtheUSB
connected to the unit.
• Mirroredvideoscanbedisplayedeveniftheparkingbrake
is disabled (when the car is moving).
Rear View Camera
1. When the vehicle is set to reverse gear, the unit
will display the rear view camera.
2. All video display will be disabled during rear view
camera.
3. The system will return to the previous display after
the reverse gear is released.

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RDS Text
1. Press the button to display RDS text for cur-
rent station.
2. Press the [Cancel] button to close the RDS text
message box.
TP Seek
1. When “TA” in the display lights up, press the
/ button to searches for a TP station.
2. If a TP station is not received, the unit continues
the search operation. Press the [Cancel] button
to stop the TP station searching.
Note:
• Formoredetails,referto“RDSOperations”.
Autostore
Auto store is a function for storing up to 20 stations
that are automatically tuned in sequentially. If 20 re-
ceivable stations cannot be found then the remain-
ing memory locations will retain the previous station
selections.
1. Press the tab to select the Preset channel list.
The tab controls display will change accordingly.
2. Press the [FM List] / [AM List] button to select
the desired band.
3. Press the button to begin auto store.
The first 20 stations received are stored automati-
cally into the preset channels.
Storing preset memory
Preset memory function can store up to 20 stations:
20 stations for FM and AM.
Notes:
• Thepresentmemorywillberesetafterdisconnectingthe
vehicle battery.
1. Press the or button to select the desired
band.
2. Press the / button to tune into a desired
station.
3. Press the button to store the current frequen-
cy under Favourite Presets.
4. Press the button again to remove current fre-
quency from preset station under Favourite Pre-
sets.
5. If the list of preset channels is full, the unit will dis-
play a message to delete any unwanted stations.
Recalling preset memory
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1) Preset channel list.
1. Press the button to select the Preset channel
list. The tab controls will change accordingly.
2. A total of 20 preset positions exists to store indi-
vidual radio stations in memory. Pressing the Sta-
tion/frequency in the list recalls the stored radio
frequency.

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RDS (Radio Data System)
Press the tab to select the RDS Tab. The tab
controls will change accordingly.
This unit has a built-in RDS decoder system that
supports broadcast stations transmitting RDS data.
This system can display the name of the broadcast
station being received (PS) and can automatically
switch to the broadcast station with the best recep-
tion as you move long distances (AF switching).
Also, if a traffic announcement or programme type
is broadcast from an RDS station, no matter what
mode you are in, this broadcast is received. Addi-
tionally, if EON information is received, this informa-
tion enables automatic switching of other preset
stations on the same network and interruption of the
station being received with traffic information from
other stations (TP). This function is not available in
some areas.
When using the RDS function, always set the radio
to FM mode.
The RDS feature consists of:
• TA:TrafficAnnouncement
• PTY:ProgrammeType
• AF:AlternativeFrequency
• PS:ProgrammeService
• EON:EnhancedOtherNetwork
7. RDS OPERATIONS (If equipped)
• TP:TrafficProgramme
* RDS interrupt does not function during AM radio
reception.
* When set receives RDS signal, and can read PS
data, PS Name appears in the display.
TA (Traffic Announcement)
In the TA standby mode, when a traffic announce-
ment broadcast starts, the broadcast is received as
high priority regardless of the function.
* This function can only be used when “TA” is lit in
the display.
2. During TA standby mode, press the “Traffic An-
noucement (TA)”. The “TA” indicator in the dis-
play goes off and TA standby mode is cancelled.
• CancellingTAInterrupt
1. If you press the button while a traffic an-
nouncement broadcast is being received, the
traffic announcement broadcast reception is
cancelled and the unit returns to the TA standby
mode.
• SearchingforaTPstation
1. During TA standby mode and there is no traffic
interruption on current station, press the /
button, the unit automatically searches for a
TP station.
2. If a TP station is not received, the unit continues
the search operation. Press the [Cancel] button
to stop the TP station searching.
Emergency Broadcast
If an emergency broadcast is received, all the func-
tion mode operations are stopped. The display will
change accordingly.
1. If you press the button while an emergency
broadcast is being received, the emergency
broadcast reception is cancelled and the unit re-
turns to the previous mode.
PTY (Programme Type)
This function enables you to listen to a broadcast of
the selected programme type even if the unit is on a
function mode other than radio.
* Some countries do not have PTY broadcast.
* During TA standby mode, a TP station has priority
over a PTY broadcast station.
• TurningonTA
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. In the RDS Tab, press “Traffic Annoucement
(TA)”. “TA” will light up in the display and the
unit is set to TA standby mode until a traffic an-
nouncement is broadcast.
3. When a traffic announcement broadcast starts,
the display will change.
• TurningoffTA
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
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• TurningonPTY
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. Press the “Programme Type (PTY)”, PTY stand-
by mode is turned on. When the selected PTY
broadcast starts, the display will change and the
PTY item name appears in the display.
• TurningoffPTY
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. During PTY standby mode, press “Programme
Type (PTY)”, PTY standby mode is cancelled.
• CancellingPTYInterrupt
1. If you press the button while a PTY interrupt is
being received, the PTY interrupt is cancelled and
the unit returns to the PTY standby mode.
• SelectingPTY
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. During PTY standby mode, press “PTY List” to
enter the PTY Selection Menu. The left display will
change accordingly.
3. There are 29 PTY items that can be selected.
Jazz Music Jazz
Country Country
National Music National music
Oldies Music Oldies
Folk Music Folk music
Documentary Documentaries
Searching for a PTY station
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. During PTY standby mode, Press “PTY Seek” to
search for a PTY broadcast in the direction of a
higher frequency.
* If no station with the selected PTY broadcast can
be received, the unit returns to the previous re-
ceiving station.
Volume Setting of TA, Emergency Broadcast,
and PTY
The volume for TA, emergency broadcast, and PTY
interrupts can be set during their respective inter-
rupts.
* The factory default setting is “15”
During TA, emergency broadcast or PTY interrupt,
Press [VOLUME+] / [VOLUME-] to set the volume
to the desired level (0 to 40).
* When the interrupt ends, volume returns to the
level it had before interrupt.
PTY Item
ENGLISH CONTENTS
News News
Current Affairs Current Affairs
Information Information
Sport Sports
Education Education
Drama Drama
Culture Culture
Science Science
Varied Variety
Pop Music Pop music
Rock Music Rock music
Easy Listening
Music Easy listening music
Light Classical Light music
Serious Classical Classics
Other Music Other music
Weather Weather
Finance Finance
Children’s Pro-
grammes For children
Social Affairs Social affairs
Religion Religion
Phone In Phone In
Travel Travel
Leisure Leisure

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AF (Alternate Frequency) Function
The AF function switches to a different frequency
on the same network in order to maintain optimum
reception.
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. Press “Alternative Frequency (AF)”, the AF func-
tion is turned on.
3. When AF function is turned on, Press “Alternative
Frequency (AF)”. and the AF function is turned off.
REG (Regional Program)
When the REG function is ON, the optimum re-
gional station can be received. When this function
is OFF, if the regional station area switches as you
drive, a regional station for that region is received.
1. Press the button to select the RDS Tab. The
tab controls will change accordingly.
2. Press “Regional Program (REG)”, the REG func-
tion is turned on.
3. When REG function is turned on, Press “Regional
Program (REG)”, the REG function is turned off.
Note:
• Thisfunctionisdisabledwhenanationalstationsuchas
BBC R2 is being received.
• TheREGfunctionON/OFFsettingisonlyvalidwhenthe
AF function is ON.
8. USB MODE OPERATION
USB
This system can play audio files (MP3/WMA/AAC/
WAV) stored in an USB memory which is recog-
nized an “USB Mass Storage Class device”. You
can use your USB memory as an audio device by
simple copying desired audio files into it.
Mode USB
File System FAT 16, FAT 32
Notes:
• This system will not operate or may operate improperly
with some USB memory.
• FilesprotectedwithanyDRMcannotbeplayed.
About USB memory device
• USBisanacronymforUniversalSerialBus,and
refers to an external bus standard supporting data
rates of 480 Mbps.
• ThisunitiscompatiblewithUSB1.1/2.0/3.0with
maximum data transfer rates of 480 Mbps.
• USBmemorydevicesthatcanbeplayedbycon-
necting to the unit’s USB cable are limited to
those recognized as “USB mass storage class
devices”; operation is not guaranteed with all
USB memory devices.
• Devices compatible with “USB Mass Storage
Class” can be used merely by connecting to the
host device, without need for special drivers or
application software.
• Consult the manufacturer of your USB memory
device for information regarding whether it is sup-
ported by “USB Mass Storage Class” standards.
• To prevent the accidental loss of data, always
back up important data on your computer.
• Thisunitdoesnotsupportconnectionstoacom-
puter. In addition, connections made through a
USB hub device are also not supported.
• WhenaUSBmemorydeviceiscomposedoftwo
or more drives, only one of the drives will be de-
tected.
• USBmemorydeviceswithsecurityfunctionscan-
not be played.
• Theorderinwhichtracksarerecordedmaydif-
fer depending on the USB memory device con-
nected (the actual playback order may not be the
same as that indicated on your computer’s dis-
play).
USB Digital Media Streaming
This unit supports USB Digital Media Streaming.
USB Digital Media Streaming is a function used to
play music files transmitted using Media Transfer
Protocol (MTP).
Hot plugging function
This unit has the ability to recognize the changes
of connecting and disconnecting an USB memory
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• AlwaysinserttheUSBmemory/MTPdevicefullyintothe
port. Incomplete connections may cause the USB memo-
ry/MTP device not be recognized.
• Depending on the number of tracks recorded, some
amount of time may be required until all tracks are read
into the unit. It will take some time to read the USB mem-
ory/MTP device before playback begins.
• USBmemory/MTPdevicesmayhavedifferentshapede-
pends on brands. Some USB memory/MTP devices may
not be able to plug into the port due to the shape design.
Please use an extension cable instead.
• PleasereconnecttheUSB memory/MTPdevice whenit
cannot be detected properly.
Note:
• DonotforciblyconnecttheUSBmemorydeviceto the
port with incorrect direction as this will damage the USB
memory device as well as the USB slot.
Watching/Listening to a track with USB mem-
ory device
If a USB memory/MTP device have been inserted,
press the [HOME] button to select the audio or
video player mode.
Note:
• Ifyoureconnectthesamedevicethatyoudisconnected
last, the system will playback where it left off.
Notes on using USB memories/MTP device
• Ifthedevicehasnosupportedfiles,“NoFileAvailable”is
displayed.
• Ifyoureconnectthesamedevicethatyoudisconnected
last, the system will resume the last playback position.
1. Remove the USB memory/MTP
device from the USB slot during
playback or reading. The unit
will display “No Device”.
Connecting a USB memory/MTP device
1. Connect the USB memory/MTP device into the
port with the correct direction.
CAUTION
• Forsafetydrivingpurpose,avoidinsertingtheUSBmem-
ory/MTP device directly into the USB port.
• Always backup and save important data on your com-
puter.
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9. USB VIDEO OPERATIONS
Showing video mode screen
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1) Directory Button
2) Directory Path Display
3) Title Chapter Display
4) Total Playtime
5) Brightness
6) Fast Forward Button /Next Track
7) Play/ Pause Button
8) Fast Backward Button /Previous Track
9) Playtime Progress Bar
10) Playback speed
11) Current Playtime
Playing Video Files
If a video file is playing, touch the screen to display
the Operation buttons.
• Thedisplaywillreturntotheplaybackscreenifyoudonot
touch the screen for 7 seconds.
• Duringdirectory, youcandirectly selecttheoptionfrom
the menu by pressing the option on the screen.
Play/Pause Playback
1. Press the button to pause during playback.
2. Press the button again to resume playback.
Switch to Next/Previous Video
1. Press the / button during playback to play
previous/next video.
Fast Forward/Fast Backward Operation
1. Press the / button and hold more than 1
second to start fast backward/fast forward during
playback. Release the button will continue playing
with normal speed.
Note:
• Thefastforwardandfastbackwardspeedmaydifferde-
pending on the device.
Play Speed Operation
1. Press the button to toggle Play speed of the
player.
2. Every time the button is pressed, the Play
speed will change as:
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10. USB/MTP AUDIO OPERATIONS
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1) Album Art Display
2) Current track list
3) Back button
4) Title / Track name
5) Album name and Artist name
6) Total Playtime
7) Random Button
8) Next Track/ Fast Forward Button
9) Play/Pause Button
10) Previous Track/ Fast Backward Button
11) Playtime Progress Bar
12) Repeat Button
13) Current Playtime
14) Folders tab
15) Artists Tab
16) Albums Tab
17) Now Playing Tab
18) Songs Tab (Slide the menu upwards to view
other tabs.)
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MTP device
Play/Pause Playback
1. Press the button to pause during playback.
2. Press the button again to resume playback.
Switch to Previous/Next File or track
1. Press the / button during playback to play
previous/next file.
Fast Forward/Fast Backward Operation
1. Press the / button and hold more than 1
second to start fast backward/fast forward during
playback. Release the button will continue playing
with normal speed.
2. When fast forward reach the end of the track, the
fast forward will be cancelled and go to next track.
3. When fast backward reach the beginning of the
track, the fast backward will be cancelled and re-
start the track.
Note:
• Thefastforwardandfastbackwardspeedmaydifferde-
pending on the media device.
Repeat Playback
1. Press the button to select the repeat status
for playback. The text will change accordingly.
2. Every time the button is pressed, the repeat
function will change as:
Repeat Off Track Repeat All Repeat
•Track Repeat
The current track will be played repeatedly.
•All Repeat
The tracks in current playlist will be played repeat-
edly.
•Repeat Off
Disengage the unit from repeat play.
Note:
• Repeat and Random cannot be turn on simultaneously.
When Random been trigger, repeat function will be dis-
able.
Random Playback
1. Press the Random button to randomly play
the track during playback.
2. Press this button again to turn off the feature.
Note:
• RepeatandRandomcannotbeturnedonsimultaneously.
When Repeat is triggered, random function will be dis-
abled.
Album Artwork
If current audio file contains album art image, the
picture will be displayed in this area.
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Selecting a Track on the artist view
This function allows you to select tracks from art-
ist view.
1. Press the button to enter artist directory view.
2. Select the artist from the artist list to switch to
album view.
3. Press and hold the scroll bar, slide up or down to
view other list from current view.
Selecting a Track on the album view
This function allows you to select tracks from album
view.
1. Press the button to enter album view.
2. Press the Carousel view button to display in car-
ousel layout, press the Thumbnails view button to
display in grid view.
3. During Carousel view, slide the screen towards
left or right to view others albums.
4. During Thumbnails view, slide the screen towards
up or down to view others albums.
5. Select the album art will display the correspond-
ing song list.
6. Press and hold the scroll bar, slide up or down to
view other list from current view.
7. Select a song from the songs list and play.
8. Press the button to go to previous level of
album.
4. Select the album from the album list to switch to
Song list view.
5. Select a song from the songs list and play.
6. Press the button to go to previous level of
album.
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1) Alphabet list
2) Songs List
1. Press the button to enter songs directory
view.
2. Press the alphabet list, hold and move up or
down, to search for desired alphabet, release to
go to the first song with the desired alphabet.
3. Select a song from the songs list and play.
Selecting a Track on the songs view
1) Scroll bar
2) Folder List
1. Press the button to enter folders directory
view.
2. Select the folder from the folders list to switch to
songs view.
3. Press and hold the scroll bar, slide up or down to
view other list from current view.
4. Press the button to go to previous.
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11. iPod/iPhone OPERATIONS
This section describes operations when connected
to an Apple iPod/iPhone via the USB slot.
Notes:
• ReadtheiPodusermanualforoperationconditions.
• Theunitmaynotoperateproperlywithunsupportedde-
vices or unsupported versions.
• iPod/iPhoneisonlyavailableforthefrontUSBconnection
(USB1).
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6
7
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1) iPod directory tab
2) Album Art Display
3) Current track list
4) Back button
5) Title name
6) Album name and Artist name
7) Total Playtime
8) Random Button
9) Next Track/ Fast Forward Button
10) Play/Pause Button
11) Previous Track/ Fast Backward Button
12) Playtime Progress Bar
13) Repeat Button
14) Current Playtime
Select iPod Mode
When iPod is already connected
1. Press the button on the Audio Source Selec-
tion screen to select iPod mode. The display will
change accordingly.
2. System will start playback from the last played
track of the iPod.
Play/Pause Playback
1. Press the button to pause during playback.
2. Press the button to resume playback.
Switch to Previous/Next Track
1. Press / button during playback to play pre-
vious/next file.
Fast Forward/Backward
1. Press and hold the / button to start fast
backward or fast forward during playback. Re-
leasing the button will resume playback at normal
speed.
Note:
• Thefastforwardandfastbackwardspeedmaydifferde-
pending on the iPod.
Repeat Play
1. Press the button to select the repeat status
for playback. The text will change accordingly.
2. Every time the button is pressed, the text will
change as:
Repeat Off All Repeat Track Repeat
Repeat Off
•Track Repeat
Has the same behaviour as the ONE TRACK RE-
PEAT status of iPod.
•All Repeat
Has the same behaviour as the ALL REPEAT status
of iPod.
•Repeat Off
In this status, none of the tracks are repeated.
Note:
• RepeatPlayforAudiobooks,PodcastsandiTunesradio
will not be available.
Shuffle Play
1. Press the button to select the shuffle status
for playback. The text will change accordingly.
2. Every time the button is pressed, the text will
change as:
Shuffle Off Shuffle On Shuffle Off
•Shuffle On
Shuffle On is equivalent to Shuffle Songs in the
iPod.
•Shuffle Off
Shuffle play is turned off.
Note:
• ShufflePlay for Audiobooks,Podcastsand iTunesradio
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Selecting a Song from iPod Menu
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4
3
1) iPod directory tab
2) Category / Track list
3) Back button
4) Scroll bar
1. Select the desired iPod category from iPod direc-
tory tab. The display will change accordingly.
2. If desired iPod category is not in the tab, slide the
iPod directory tab up or down to look for more
iPod categories.
3. Select the desired category to go to the next
level; press the button to return to the previ-
ous level of the selected category. Repeat steps
2 and 3 until the last level (song list).
4. If the desired item is not in the list. Slide up or
down to view other list from current view.
5. Select the desired song at the last level of the cat-
egory to play the track. iPod Menu will be exited
automatically.
Available iPod Categories
Playlists
Artists
Albums
Songs
Genres
Composers
Audiobooks*
Podcasts*
iTunes Radio**
* Availability depends on iPod
** Availability depends on Region
Notes:
1. During iTunes Radio Live station, all buttons will be dis-
abled except Play/Pause button.
2. During iTunes Radio features station, all buttons will be
disabled except Play/Pause button and Next Track button.
Supported iPod/iPhone Devices
Supported iPod/iPhone and compatible software
version:
iPod/iPhone Compatible Version
iPhone 7 Plus iOS 11
iPhone 7 iOS 11
iPhone SE iOS 11
iPhone 6S Plus iOS 11
iPhone 6S iOS 11
iPhone 6 Plus iOS 11
iPhone 6 iOS 11
iPhone 5s iOS 11
iPhone 5c iOS 10.3.3
iPhone 5 iOS 10.3.3
iPod Touch 6th Gen iOS 11
* The supported devices above were tested with the re-
spective versions listed in the table. Other versions of the
same devices may not work properly.
* For further details on device compatibility, please visit:
http://clarion.com.my/iop-compatibility
12. Miracast OPERATIONS
Select Miracast Mode
Press the button to select the Miracast mode
from Video source.
Connecting to Miracast
1. When the unit is waiting for a connection, con-
nect to Miracast using a mobile phone.
2. After a successful connection is made, the sys-
tem will mirror the phone’s interface on the dis-
play screen.
3. Phone operations can be performed through the
unit when connected by Miracast.
4. Miracast will be disconnected when switching
source modes.
Notes:
• Miracast connectivity and availability depends on the
phone.
• Miracastisnotavailablewhiledriving.
• BluetoothisnotavailablewhenMiracastisconnected.

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Quick Connect
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1) Back button
2) Selected device
3) Delete device
4) Connect / Disconnect device
5) Reset
1. Press the button to connect the select-
ed device.
2. Press the button to delete all pairing Blue-
tooth information.
3. Press the button to delete selected device.
4. Press the button to disconnect current
connected device.
5. Press the button to pair with new de-
vice.
Notes:
• RefertoDevicemanagersettings
• Thisoperationisnotavailablewhiledriving.
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13. Bluetooth® AUDIO PLAYER OPERATIONS
Some Bluetooth mobile phones have audio features,
and some portable audio players support the Blue-
tooth feature. These devices will be called as “Blue-
tooth audio players” in this manual. This system can
play audio data stored in a Bluetooth audio player.
Note:
• ThissystemwillnotoperateproperlywithsomeBluetooth
audio players.
Select Bluetooth Audio Mode
Press the button to select the Bluetooth Audio
mode.
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4
5
1) Album art
2) Back button
3) Title / Track name
4) Album name and Artist name
5) Quick connect Button
6) Next Track / Fast Forward Button
7) Play/Pause Button
8) Previous Track / Fast Backward Button
Controlling the Bluetooth Audio Player
Note:
• Occasionally, depending on the environment, playback
sounds may be fragmented, or switch noises may be gen-
erated.
Playing Music
After the connection with a Bluetooth audio player
is established, the play mode is automatically en-
gaged.
• Whenplaybackisnotstartedforsomedevices,pressthe
button manually.
Play/Pause Playback
1. Press the button to pause playback.
2. To resume playback, press the button.
Switch to Previous/Next Track
1. Press the / button during playback to play
previous/next file.
Fast Forward/Backward
1. Press and hold the / button to start fast
backward or fast forward during playback. Re-
leasing the button will resume playback at normal
speed.
Notes:
• Thefastforwardandfastbackwardspeedmaydifferde-
pending on the Bluetooth audio players.
• Thefastforwardandfastbackwardfunctionmaynotbe
available depending on the Bluetooth audio players.