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NavMate navigation software provides turn-by-turn route guidance while traveling to your destination.

Before operating, take a few minutes to review the safety and operating instructions

in

this manual so

you can quickly and safely become familiar with your NavMate software's many features.

This User Manual explains the NavMate software's functions, and provides details

on:

• Using the control buttons

• Entering destinations

• Understanding the different screens available

on

your NavMate software

• Adjusting user preferences

Note: All users should read this manual prior to operating your NavMate software.

2011

NavMate·Software User Manual Version 4.0.60 (480 x 272}

This document and the software described

in

it are furnished under license and may be used or

copied only

in

accordance with such license. Except

as

permitted by such license, the contents of this

document may not be disclosed to third parties, copied, or duplicated

in

any form,

in

whole

or

in

part,

without the prior written permission of Horizon Navigation, Inc.

The NavMate software, including its operation and use, is covered by one or more of the following

patents:

US

Patents No. 5,262,775; 5,283,575; 5,291,412; 5,291,413; 5,291,414; 5,297,028; 5,303,159;

5,311,434; 5,339,246; 5,343,400; 5,345,382; 5,359,529; 5,374,933;

5,377,113;

5,390,123; 5,394,333;

5,402,120; 5,414,630; 5,430,655; 5,440,484; 5,477,220; 5,508,931; 5,515,283; 5,515,284; 5,550,538;

5,608,635; 5,712,788;

5,731

,978; 5,862,509; 5,898,390; 5,902,350; 5,904,728; 5,910,177; 5,912,635;

5,922,042; 5,928,307; 5,938,720; 5,987,381; 6,058,390; 6,144,919; 6,147,626; 6,253,154; 6,259,987;

6,282,496; 6,298,305; 6,360,165; 6,456,931; 6,456,935; 6,470,268; 6,542,814; 6,552,656; 6,600,994;

6,622,086; 6,735,516; 0364,840; 0397,046; 0457,823; EP0987665A3. The sale and/or licensing

of

the

NavMate software and associated materials does not include any licenses (implied or otherwise) to

patents or technology, unless specifically stated

in

writing.

NavMate® is a trademark

of

Horizon Navigation, Inc. The NavMate software and associated materials

are protected by copyright

in

the

US

and internationally.

End-User

License

Agreement

This

End-User

License

Agreement

(EULA)

is

a

legal

agreement

between

you

(either

an

individual

or

a

single

entity)

and

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

for

the

operating software

and

updates

thereof that

run

the digital

map

database

and

associated

hardware

(collectively

the

"Software").

By

installing

or

using

the

Software,

you

agree

to

be

bound

by

the

terms

of

this

Agreement.

If

you

do

not

agree

to

the

terms

of

this

Agreement,

return

the

Software,

along

with

all

other

accompanying

items

in

the

form

they

were

purchased,

within

thirty

(30)

days

after

such

purchase

to

the

authorized

dealer

from

where

the

Software

was

purchased,

for

a

full

refund

of

any

fees

paid.

Use

of

the

Software

without

acceptance

of this

Agreement

is

unauthorized

and

not

permitted.

1.

License

Grant.

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

grants

you

a

non-exclusive

license

to

use

your

purchased

copy

of

the

Software

for

your

own

internal

purposes

of

accessing

the

digital

map

database

and

running

the

associated

hardware

and

not

for

service

bureau

time-sharing,

or

other similar

purposes.

2.

Limitations

On

Use.

You

are

not

permitted

to

copy,

modify,

decompile,

disassemble,

or

reverse

engineer

any

portion

of

the

Software

without

the

expressed

written

permission

from

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

3.

U.S.

Government

End

Users.

The

Software

is

provided

with

Restricted

Rights.

Use,

duplication,

or

disclosure

by

the

Government

is

subject

to

restrictions

as

set

forth

in

subparagraph

(c)

(1)

(II)

of

the

Rights

in

Technical

Data

and

Computer

Software

clause

at

DFARS

252.227-7013

or

subparagraphs

(c)

(1)

and

(2)

of the Commercial

Computer

Software-Restricted

Rights

at

48

CFR

52.227-19,

as

applicable.

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.,

4701

Patrick

Henry

Dr.

Suite

1301

Santa

Clara,

CA

95054

USA.

4.

Indemnity.

You

agree

to

indemnify,

defend

and

hold

free

and

harmless

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.,

including

its

licensors,

assignees,

subsidiaries,

affiliated

companies,

and

the

respective officers, directors,

employees,

shareholders,

agents,

authorized

dealers

or

sales

agents,

and

representatives

of

each

of

them

from

and

against

any

liability,

loss,

injury,

demand,

cost,

expense,

or

claim

of

any

kind

of

character,

including but not limited

to

attorney's

fees,

arising

out

of

(a)

any

use

or

possession

of

the

Software,

or

(b)

any

breach

of

any

warranties

or

representations

made

by

you

in

this

Agreement

or

of

your

obligations

under

this

Agreement.

5.

Disclaimer

of

Warranty.

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

does

not

make

any

warranties

or representations,

either

express

or

implied,

with

respect

to

the

software, without limiting

the

foregoing,

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

expressly

disclaims

any

implied

warranties

of

quality,

performance,

merchantability, fitness for aparticular

purpose

or non-infringement.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

of

implied

warranties,

so

some

portion of

the

above

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

6.

Limitation

of

Liability.

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

shall

not

be

held

responsible for

any

actual,

anticipated

or

speculative

loss

of profit

or

direct, indirect, incidental,

special,

or

consequential

damages,

including, without

limitation,

loss

of

revenue,

data,

or

use

incurred

by

you

or

any

third party

arising

out

of

your

use

or

possession

of

the

software,

whether

in

an

action

in

contract

or

tort

or

based

on

a

warranty,

even

if

HORIZON

NAVIGATION,

INC.

has

been

advised

of

the

possibility

of

such

damages.

7.

Warnings.

A.

Copies

of

the

digital

map

database

reflect conditions

as

they

existed

at

various points

in

time

before

your

receipt

of

such

copies.

Accordingly,

copies

of

the

digital

database

map

may

contain inaccurate

or

incomplete

data

or

information

due

to

inaccurate

or

incomplete

source

materials,

the

passage

of

time,

road

construction,

changing

conditions,

and

other

wise.

B.

Neither

the

Software

nor

the

digital

map

database

include,

analyze,

process,

consider

or

reflect

any

of

the

following

Category

Feature

48

Selecting

Track

64

MapNoice Uploader

50

On

Screen

Display

64

Steps

to

Follow

to

Downloading

Program

Playing

64

the

Map

Data

50

Eject

SD

Card

65

Select

Database

Area

50

Eject

USB

65

Select

Language

50

Select

the

Destination

51

7 Tuner

The

Process

of

Copying

51

Listening

to

the

Radio

65

Remove

the

Memory

Device

52

Band

Selector

66

Backup

.

52

Manual/Automatic

Tuning

66

Restore

53

DX/LOC

Selector

66

Selecting

The

Stored

Station

66

5 DVD/VCD/MP4

MOIST

Selector

66

DVD/VCD/MP4

Setup

54

Scanning/Storing

Stations

66

DVD/VCD/MP4

Play

54

Automatically

66

Selecting

Tracks

Fast

54

Go

to

FREQ

67

Number

Buttons

67

RDS SETUP 67

Alternative Frequencies 67

Traffic Alarm 67

Program Type 67

8 AUX

AUX

Touch

Screen

Menu

68

9 Bluetooth Mode

Bluetooth

Operational

Interface

69

Using

a

Bluetooth

Wireless

connection

69

Pairing

Your

Unit

&

Bluetooth

Phone

69

Pairing

in

Hands-free

Mode

69

Phone

Pairing

Mode

69

Bluetooth

Connection

&

Disconnection

70

Using

the

Unit

as

a

Hands-free

Device

70

Last

Number

Dialing

70

To

Dial

by

Cellphone

70

To

Dial

by

the

Unit

70

Using

the

Unit

as

Bluetooth

Music

70

Audio

Transfer

between

the

Unit

&

Phone

71

10iPod

iPod

Play

72

Selecting

Tracks

Fast

72

Playing

Track

F.F/F.REW

72

Repeat

Playing

72

Playing

Tracks

at

Random

72

Pause

the

Playback

72

File

Selector

73

Eject

iPod

73

11

Additional Information

Simple

Troubleshooting

Guide

74

Before

You

Star!

7

ImportantSafeguards

1.

Be

sureto connectthe colorcodedleadsaccording

to

thediagram. Incorrectconnections

may cause the unit

to

malfunction or damage the vehicles electrical system.

2.

Be

sure to connectthe speaker{-) leads tothe speaker{-) terminal. Never connectthe

left

and right channel speaker cables to each other or

to

the vehicle body.

3.

Make sure all the connections are correct before turning on your unit.

4.

When replacing the fuse{s}, the replacement must be ofthe same amperage

as

shown on

the fuse holder.

5.

When installing the

unit~

do not block heat vents. Blocking them may result in fire.

6.

Please install unit properly

to

reduce driver distraction.

7.

Use of the unitwithout having the car started may drain the car battery.

8.

Do

not expose unit to direct sunlight, extreme high

or

low temperature conditions and

avoid exposure to high humidity.

9.

Do

not put credit cards, cassettes,

or

watches around the unit,

or

they may become

inoperable.

10.

To

avoid interference, keep your phone away from the unitwhen using your phone.

11.

The remote control may

not

work

properly

if

exposed to high temperatures or direct

sunlight for prolonged periods

of

time.

About This Manual

This

unit

features

a

number

of sophisticated functions.

All

the

functions

have

been

designed

for

the

easiest

possible

use,

but

many

are

not

self-explanatory.

This

manual

will

help

you

understand

the

functions

and

operations of

the

unit.

This

manual

explains

remote

control operation.

However,

in

·

addition

to

those

functions

DVD/VCD/CD/MP3/MP4

operation that

can

only

be

operated

by

the

remote

control,

there

are

also

functions

that

can

be

operated

on

the

buttons provided

for

the

main

unit.

Due

to

continuous improvements

and

changes

to

our

products

the

information

within

this

user

guide

may

contain

some

inaccuracies of current information

due

to improvements

to

programs

and/or

equipment

and/or typographical

errors.

a

Bet.cre

You

Slarl

Precautions

This unit can play the following discs only:

Type

of

disc

Label

on

the

disc

Recorded

Material

Size

of

disc

DVD

Sound

&

moving

pictures

12

em

VIDE

0

VCD

@2

mJo~~

Sound

&

moving

pictures

12

em

VIDEO

CD

(

DIGITAL

VIDEO)

CD

mJo~rn3

Sound

only

12

em

DIGITAL

AUDIO

MP3

mJo~tM

Sound

only

12

em

DIGITAL

AUDIO

MP3

MPEG-4

mJo~rn3

Sound

&

moving

pictures

12

em

DIGITAL

AUDIO

MPEG-4

NOTE:

The

unit

is

compatible

with

VCD1.0/1.1/2.0/3.0

version

and

DVCD

disc.

•

Do

notattemptto

modifytheunit,modifying

the unit may cause permanent damage.

• Stop the vehicle before performing any

operation

that

could interfere with your

driving.

•

Do

not use/operate in extremely high or

low temperatures.

Be

sure the temperature

inside the vehicle is between

+60°

Cand

-10°

Cbefore turning on your unit.

•

To

enjoy optimum sound and images while

playing, handle the discs

as

follows:

-Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc

clean, and do not touch the surface.

-

Do

not use

COs

with sticky residue or

ink

on

the surface.

-

Do

not use

COs

with labels or stickers

attached, which

may

leave a sticky

residue when they peel off.

(As

shown

in

the

picture)

~

-Clean the discs with

an

optional cleaning

cloth. Wipe each disc from the center out.

(As

shown

in

the picture)

Before

You

Start

Maintenance

Replacing

the

Fuse

Make sure the amperage matches the specified

value when replacing the fuses. If the fuse is

blown, check the power connection and then

replace with a new

one.

If the same problem

occurs, then the unit

is

malfunctioning.

In

such cases, please consult the nearest service

center.

Warning!

Never use a fuse with a rated amperage of more than

what was supplied with your unit, otherwise it will

damage the unit.

Replacing

the

Battery

When the range of operation of the remote

control becomes short or stops operating,

replace the lithium battery with a new button

cell

(CR2025).

-Gently pull out the Battery Holder while

pressing the Button.

-Put the battery with

mark(+)

upward into the

Battery Holder.

9

-Reinsert the Battery Holder into the Remote

Control.

Precautions

on

Using

Lithium

Battery

Always

keep

the lithium battery out ofchildren's

reach.

In

case of swallowing, see a doctor

immediately. Clean the battery with a dry cloth,

to ensure proper connectivity. Make sure to

check polarity when loading the battery.

To

prevent short circuit, do not use metal tweezers

to insert or remove the battery.

Warning!

Improperhandling ofthe batterymay lead to explosion.

It cannot

be

charged, disassembled or disposed of

in

a fire.

10

Before

You

Start

Location

of

the Controls

he Front Panel

1

PWR

When in standby mode, briefly press this button

to

turn on the unit, and then press and hold it to turn off.

REMOTE Infrared Sensor

VOL+/-

Press these buttons to adjust volume up or down.

SEL

Button

Press this button to set the sound characteristics.

DISP

Press this button first to enter the night mode,

press it again to close display, press third to

resume play. Press and hold it to set the sound

characteristics.

MUTE

Button

Press this button to mute, press and hold it to

activate equalizer function.

AUXIN

RES

Button

Press this button to set the unit to initial status.

Micro

SO

CARD Slot

10

USB

Slot

11

SRC

SOURCE

Press it to change modes.

12

Disc loading slot

13

Eject Button

Press it to insert or eject a disc.

14

MENU Button

Press it to enter MAIN menu setup.

15

GPS

CARD

SLOT

16

MIC (for Bluetooth)

Press the Bluetooth button to set the unit to initial

status.

17

Screen Resolution:

800x480

DPI

18

NAVI

During other modes, press this button to change to

navigation mode, press it again to exit.

SECTION 1 USER GUIDE

Before

You

Start

11

Remote

Control

Tips:

For

more

information

as

to

replacing battery, please

refer

to

Replacing the Battery

on

page

9.

12

BefQre

Xou

Start

1 SOURCE/PWR

2 GO TO(playing time/track/[press and hold it

to enter/exit the NAVI])

3 BAND/TITLE

4

AMS(Automatic

Memory

Selection)/MENU

5

LOC/SUB

-T

6

ST

I

AUDIO(mono or stereo/language or channel

selector)

7 PTY/ANGLE (Program type/DVD play angle)

8

OSD

Press it to show the current information;

in

radio

mode, press and hold it to show the version

number.

9

ZOOM(zoom in or zoom out)

10

Slow

Forward/Rewind

11

P/N

Press it to change the TV system, press and hold

it to capture the instant likeness as a logo type.

12

Mute

13 PROG(Program playing)

14

VOL+NOL-/SEL

15

RPT(Repeat Playing)

16 ROM(Playing Tracks at Random)

17

Pause/Play

18

Stop

Playing

19 SETUP

20 F.R/F.F

21

Previous/Next

Track

22 CLEAR

23

0-9

Number

Buttons

24

Eject

Button

25 T

A/LOUD

(Traffic Alarm/Loudness)

26 AF/EQ (Alternative Frequency/Equalizer) Button

27 ENTER (Left/Right/Up/Down

ENTER)

28 BT

Button

(bluetooth mode)

29 PAIR

During bluetooth, press this button to pair.

30 During bluetooth, press to dial, redial or answer

a call.

31

During bluetooth, press to hang up or ignore

a call.

Before

You

Start

Specifications

General

Power

Requirement

Load

Impedance

Max.

Power

Output

Tone

Controls

+1-

?dB

Dimensions

Approx.

Weight

Approx.

FM

Section

Tuning

Range

Optional

(Europe)

(U.S.A.)

(Russia)

IF

Range

Usable

Sensitivity

(-30dB)

Signal-to-noise

Ratio

Stereo

Separation

Frequency

Response

AM

Tuner

Section

Frequency

Range

Optional

(Europe/Russian)

(U.S.A.)

IF

Range

Usable

Sensitivity

(-20dB)

14.4

V

DC

(11-16

V

allowable)

4ohms

45Wx4

Bass

100Hz

Treble

10

KHz

180

X

180

X

105

mm

(d/w/h)

2.75kg

87.5-108

MHz

87.5-107.9

MHz

65-74

MHz

10.7

MHz

10

dB

uV

60

dB

30

dB

(1

KHz)

40Hz-12KHz

522-1620

KHz

530-1710

KHz

450KHz

28

dB

uV

13

VCD/CD

Player

Section

VCD

Signal

System

AUTO/PAUNTSC

Signal-to-noise

Ratio

60dB

Separation

60

dB

1KHz

Distortion

0.3%

DVD

Player

Section

DVD

Signal

System

AUTO/PAUNTSC

Channels

2

Frequency

Response

40Hz

to

16KHz

Signal-to-noise

Ratio

60

d.B

Separation

60

dB

Note:

Due

to

continuousproductimprovement,specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change without prior

notice.

14

Before

You

Start

Wiring Connection

Brown line with yellow head CAMERA IN

Black line with yellow head VIDEO IN

Black line with red head AUX IN/R

Black line with white head AUX

INIL

Gray

AV

IN-DET

Oran e REVERSE

Battery+

Ignition Key

Antenna

Power

+

Lamp

In

Ground

Speaker

Front

L

+/-

Speaker

Front

R

+1-

YELLOW

RED

BLUE

PINK

BLACK

WHITE

WHITE/BLACK

GRAY

GRAY/BLACK

0 Output Plug

(Male)

f)

Fan

E)

OutputSocket

(Female)

8

GPS

antenna interface

AUX

OUT/R Black line with red head

AUX

OUT/L

Black line with white head

AV-OUT/CVBS 1 Dark Gray line with yellow head

AV-OUT/CVBS 2

Li

ht Gra line with Yellow head

REAR OUT

/R

Li

ht Gra line with red head

REAR

OUT/L

Li

ht Gra line with white head

FRONT OUT/R Dark Gra line with red head

FRONT OUT

/L

Dark Gra line with white head

SUBWOOFER Brown line with brown head

AMP-CTR Brown

0

~~

0

@

~

@

@~

0

@

~

\..

BROWN PARKING

~

\..

GREEN

~

\..

GREEN/BLACK

Speaker Rear L

+1-

..J

\..

VIOLET

~

\..

VIOLET/BLACK

Speaker Rear R

+/-

~

\.

WHITE STEERING WHEEL KEY 1

STEERING WHEEL KEY 2

Ground

..)

"

GRAY

..)

\..

BLACK

~

0 Tuner Receptor

0 Socket

for

TV-Box

8

Microphone socket

for

Bluetooth

E)

Socket

for

iPod/USB

SECTION 2

Common

Operations

To

Select

Source

by

Menu

In

any

mode,

touching

<

on

the

screen

shows

the

menu

as

follow:

Slide finger horizontally

on

the

screen

menu

to

see

all

options

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

Click

the

icon

for

the

desired

mode

then

click

SETUP

to

enter

into

the

settings

menu.

If

you

want

to

navigate,

click

the

GPS

icon;

if it

does

not

enter

GPS

mode,

that

means

the unit

does

not

include

the

function.

Note:

* If the font displays

in

grey, that means this function

is

not

included.

Reset

the

Unit

When

operating

the

unit for

the

first time or after

replacing

the

car

battery,

you

must reset

the

unit.

USER GUIDE

15

Press

RES

button

in

the

panel

with a

pointed

object

(such

as

a

ball

point

pen)

to

reset

the

unit

to initial

status.

Note:

* If

an

erroroccurs on thedisplay, you can also press

RES

button to resume to normal, and

it

will erase

the clock setting and some memorized functions.

*This

function can only be operated bythe main unit.

Turning

the

Unit

On/Off

Briefly

press

1

PWR

button to turn

on

the

unit

when

in

standby,

and

then

press

and

hold

it

to

turn

off.

Note:

* Pressing

PWR

button on the main unit also performs

the same function.

Volume

Control

Press

14

VOL+

button to increase

the

sound

level

and

press

14

VOL-

button to

decrease

the

sound

level.

Note:

* Pressing

VOL+/-

on the main unit also performs

the same function.

Setting

the

Sound

Characteristics

Repeatedly

and

briefly press

14

SEL

button to

select

the

mode

in

the following order:

[

VOL

BAL

FAD

J

SUB

TRE

BAS

After

selecting

the desired

mode,

you

can

adjust

the

current

level

by

pressing

14

VOL

buttons.

Note:

*Pressing

SEL

and

VOL+/-

on the main unit also

performs the same function.

16

Common

Operations

EQ

Setting

While listening to pop music, classic music or

rock music,

you

can adjust the sound to your

liking by using 26

EQ

button.

Repeatedly press and hold 26

EQ

button to

choose the following modes

in

order:

C

POP

CLASS~

OFF

ROCK~

The default setting

is

-

OFF.

Note:

*Setting

EQ

on

the

AUDIO

SETUP

menu

also performs

the

same

function.

Turning

Loudness

On/Off

Press 25 LOUD button to activate loud function.

You

can press this button to increase the low

frequency, which can improve sensitivity for

your ears._Press it again to quit this function.

Note:

*

This

function

is

only

available

on

the

remote

control.

Insert

a

SO

Card

Common

SO

C.ard:

insert a common

SD

card

into SD CARD slot and the card will be

played.

Navigation

SD

Card: insert a navigation

SO

Card (with the navigation map loaded onto the

SD

Card) into

SD

slot, otherwise this unit's

NAVI

will not work.

Eject

a

Disc

Press 24

~

button to eject or insert a disc.

Note:

*

Pressing

~

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Mute

Function

Press 12

~button

to mute the unit. And "

tJ:J"

will

appear

on

the

LCD.

Press it again to resume to

previous volume level.

Note:

*

Pressing

MUTE

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Mode

Selector

Repeatedly press 1 SOURCE button to select

the different modes available.

Notes:

* Briefly

pressing

SRC

on

the

main

unit

also

performs

the

same

function.

Infrared Sensor

Receptor 2

on

the main unit for the remote

control.

Screen Display

Briefly press DISP to enter the screen saver

mode, press again to go back to previous

status.

Note:

*When

the

unit

is

on

black

screen,

touching the

screen

also

performs

the

same

function.

Double Function

Press NAVI

on

the main unit to activate the

double function, which means that the current

mode remains

on

while using the navigation

mode. Press it again to turn off this function,

and go back to the previous mode.

SECTION 3

Main

Menu

Set

Up

Main

Menu

As

shown

on

the

above

menu,

press

and

hold

SETUP

on

the

remote

control

or

click it

on

the

This

menu

includes

VIDEO,

AUDIO,

TIME,

SCREEN

ADJ,

SYSTEM,

KEY

CONFIG,

BACKGROUND,

DEFAULT.

Click

the

desired

item

to enter corresponding setting

sub

menu.

Slide

finger horizontally

on

the

screen

menu

to

see

all

options

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

Click < icon

on

the

screen

to

go

back

to the

SOURCE

menu.

USER GUIDE

17

1 Video Adjust

After selecting

VIDEO,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

~

In

this

menu

you

can

adjust

BRIGHTNESS,

CONTRAST

and

COLOR.

Click+

I-

to adjust

the

corresponding numerical

value,

and

then

click

SAVE

to

save

preferences

or

click

RESET

to

set

back

to

the

default setting.

Click <to

go

back to

the

SOURCE

menu,

click

'>

to

go

back

to

the

2 Audio Adjust

After selecting

AUDIO,

the sub

menu

will

be

shown

as

in

the

figure

below:

In

this

menu

you

can

adjust

TREBLE,

BASS,

SUBWOOFER

and

EQ.

Click+

I-

to

adjust

the

corresponding

numerical

value,

click >I <to

choose

your desired effect

and

then

click

SAVE

to

save

preferences or click

RESET

to

set

back to

the

default setting.

Click <to

go

back

to

the

SOURCE

menu,

click

'>

to

go

back

to

the

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18

Main

Menu

3 Time Adjust

After selecting

TIME,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

In

this

menu

you

can

adjust the

CLOCK

and

TYPE.

Click

the

hour

(minute,

second) first

and

then

click >I <to adjust

the

proper

time.

Click

SAVE

or click

RESET

to

set

back to the default

setting.

Click <to

go

back to

the

SOURCE

menu,

click

")

to

go

back to

the

4 SCREENADJ

After selecting

SCREEN

ADJ,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

Press

ADJ

SCREEN

to displaythe

above

menu,

there

is

a+ button

at

the

upper-leftcorner of

the

screen.

Press

the button

at

place

1,

then

button

at

place 2,

then

place

3,

then

place

4,

and

press

last.

5

SYSTEM

After selecting

SYSTEM,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

.

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,~

"~

-

....

-\

••"'•r"'-~"'

tl'-

..,.,,,

-

....

-

(

fH~~

..

·~

...

,-

-

....

--

.,

·--

..

--

·-

,-

,.,., -

....

-

In

this

menu

you

can

set

the

KEY

BEEP,

BRAKE

DETECT,

REVERSE

POLARITY

and

GPS

VOICE

PROMPT.

Click

the

>I <to

choose

your

desired selection.

Click " I v

to

change

page

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

In

this

menu

you

can

set

the

AMS,

LOCAL

AREA,

PANEL

LIGHT,

BACK

UP

DETECTOR.

Click

the

>I <to

choose

your

desired selection.

Click <

to

go

back to the

SOURCE

menu,

click

")

to

go

back

to

the

KEY

BEEP:

The

key

beeps

when

set

ON,

silent

when

set

OFF.

BRAKE

DETECT:

Brake

is

detected

when

set

ON,

when

set

OFF

brake

is

not detected.

SECTION 3

Main

Menu

REVERSE

POLARITY:

Reversed

signal

is

sent

to

the

unit

+12

V

when

set

to

BATTERY,

0 V

when

set

to

GROUND.

GPS

VOICE

PROMPT:

GPS

voice prompt

is

heard

only

during

navigate

mode

when

set

OFF,

heard

during

any

mode

when

set

ON.

Note:

*If

GPS

voice

volume

is

too

low

adjust the

volume

on

the

map.

AMS

FULL:

All

the

pre-existing

radio

deposit

expires

no

longer

allowed

to

save

a

new

radio

when

set

ON;

searching

and

then

recover

all

of

the

stored

radio

stations

when

set

OFF.

LOCAL

AREA:

Depending

on

your

area

choose

Europe,

America

or

RUSSIA,

in

order to

search

radio

stations

in

your

area.

PANEL

LIGHT:

The

front

panel

button light

is

not

controlled

by

the

cars

headlights,

as

long

as

the

unit's

working,

the

panel

light

is

lit

when

set

OFF;

the

panel

light

will

be

controlled

by

the

cars

headlight

when

set

ON.

REVERSE

CAMERA

DETECT:

The

unit

will

not

operate

while

in

reverse

when

set

OFF;

if

you

choose

10,

15

or

20

seconds

then

the

unit

would

start automatically while

in

reverse,

and

then

turn

off after

10,

15

or

20

seconds ofdriving

forward.

6

KEYCONFIG

After

selecting

KEY

CON

FIG,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the

figure

below:

You

can

set

the steering

wheel

buttons to the

·

features

on

the

menu.

For

example,

press a

steering

wheel

button first,

and

then

select

VOL

+

on

this

menu,

after

saving,

you

can

press

the

steering

wheel

button to

increase

the

volume.

Click <to

go

back to the

SOURCE

menu,

click

') to

go

back

to the previous

menu.

Notes:

*There

is

a

defaultsettingforthe

steering

wheel

buttons.

They

will

need

to

be

reprogrammed if

set

to default.

·

*According

to

the

prompt that

appears

on

the

screen,

press

button to

set,

there will

be

a corresponding

voltage

display.

7

BACKGROUND

.

After selecting

BACKGROUND,

the

submenu

will

be

as

shown

in

the figure

below:

You

can

select different background pictures

on

this

menu.

Click a background

in

the

right

side

to

preview,

hold

it to

save.

Click

<

to

go

back to the

SOURCE

menu,

click

')to

go

back

to the previous

menu.

USER GUIDE

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20

Main

Menu

8

DEFAULT

After selecting

DEFAULT,

the

sub

menu

will

be

as

shown

in

the figure

below:

Click

"VERSION"

to display

the

information of

current version, different

models

show

different

data.

Pressing

"RESET"

will prompt a

reset,

pressing

"CONFIRM"

will reset unit to factory settings.

Click <to go back to

the

SOURCE

menu,

click

")

to

go

back to the previous

menu.

Metra Electronics MDF-9500-1 User manual

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