Pioneer AVH-200BT User manual

DVD RDS AV RECEIVER
AUTORADIO AV RDS LECTEUR DE DVD
RADIO
AV RDS CON DVD
AVH-200BT
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Made for
~ iPod OJ iPhone
VIDEO
Owner's Manual
Mode d'emploi
Manual de instrucciones
~ Important (Serial number)
The serial number is located on the bottom of this unit. For your own security and
convenience, be sure to record this number
on the enclosed warranty card.
~ Important (Numero de serie)
Le numero de serie se trouve au bas de cet appareil. Pour votre securite et votre
commodite, veillez anoter ce numero sur
Ia carte de garantie fournie.
~ lmportante (Numero de serie)
El numero de serie se encuentra en Ia parte inferior de esta unidad. Por su
propia seguridad y comodidad, asegurese de anotar este numero
en Ia tarjeta de
garantfa que se adjunta.

• (Contents
G Precautions
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 3
To ensure safe driving 3
To avoid battery exhaustion 4
~ Before you start
Information to User 4
The Safety of Your Ears is in Your
Hands 5
About this unit 5
DVD video disc region numbers 5
About this manual 5
After-sales service for Pioneer
products 5
Demo mode 5
~ What's what
Head unit 6
Home display 6
Selecting a source 6
Adjusting the volume 6
Optional remote control 6
~ Common operations
Common operations for menu settings/
lists 7
Operating the scroll1con and the scrubber
bar 7
Activating the touch panel keys 7
Using the rear view 7
Using the rear monitor 7
Using sound retriever 7
Changing the wide-screen mode 8
~ Basic operations
Ejecting a disc 8
Setting the clock 8
(i Tuner
Tuner operations 9
Storing and recalling stations 9
Storing the strongest stations 9
Tuning in to strong signals 9
(DEn
)
Using 1Tunes tagging 9
G Disc (CD/DVD)
Introducing mov1e operat1ons 10
Sound playback operations 11
Switching the media file type 11
Operating the DVD menu 11
Random play (shuffle) 12
Repeating playback 12
Searching for the part you want to
play
12
Selecting audio output 12
PBC playback 12
Selecting tracks from the track title
list
12
Selecting files from the file name Iist 12
Playing DivX® VOD content 13
~iPod
i Pod control 13
Sound playback operations 13
Moving images operations 14
Using this unit's iPod function from your
iPod
14
Shuffle play 15
Repeating playback 15
Playing videos from your iPod 15
Browsing for a video/music on the
iPod
15
Changing audiobook speed 16
Displaying lists related to the song currently
playing (link search)
16
~USB
Moving images operations 16
Sound playback operations 17
Music browse mode 17
Still image playback operations 18
Switching the media file type 18
Random play (shuffle) 18
Repeating playback 18
Selecting files from the file name list 18
Displaying lists related to the song currently
playing (link search)
18
(Contents
Playing DivX® VOD content 18
Capture an image in JPEG files 18
~ Bluetooth Audio
Sound playback operations 19
Setting up for Bluetooth audio 19
Random play (shuffle) 20
Repeating playback 20
4D Streaming Pandora®
Pandora operations 20
Selecting and playmg Pandora® stations/
shuffle 21
41) Bluetooth telephone
Bluetooth telephone operations 22
Calling a number in the phone book 23
Selecting a number by alphabet search
mode
23
Inverting names in phone book 23
Using the missed, received and dialed call
lists
23
Setting automatic answenng 23
Adjusting the other party's listening
volume
23
Switching the ring tone 23
Using the preset dial lists 24
Making a call by entering phone
number 24
Setting the private mode 24
Voice control 24
G) Settings
Menu operations 25
eAudio adjustments
Using fader/balance adjustment 25
Using balance adjustment 25
Using the equalizer 25
Adjusting loudness 26
Using subwoofer output 26
Boosting the bass 26
Using the high pass filter 26
Adjusting source levels 26
)
49 Setting up the video player
Setting the subtitle language 27
Setting the audio language 27
Setting the menu language 27
Setting the multi-angle DVD display 27
Setting the aspect ratio 27
Settmg the slideshow mterval 27
Setting parental lock 28
Setting the DivX subtitle file 28
Displaying the DivX® VOD registration
code
28
Automatic playback of DVDs 29
4D System settings
Switching the auxiliary setting 29
Changing the p1cture adjustment
(Brightness. Contrast Color, Hue, Dimmer
and Temperature) 29
Selectmg the system language 29
Setting Demo Mode 30
Setting the rear output and subwoofer
controller
30
Setting the RCA rear output 30
Settmg the Pandora connect mode 30
Setting the ever scroll 30
Setting the Bluetooth audio 30
Clearing Bluetooth memory 30
Updating Bluetooth software 31
Displaying the Bluetooth software
version
31
Setting the rear view camera (back up
camera)
31
Setting the video signal 31
f) Favorite menu
Using the Favorite menu 32
4D Bluetooth connection menu
Bluetooth connection menu
operations 32
G) Theme menu
Selecting the OSD (on-screen display)
color 33

(Contents
Selecting the background display
33
~Other
functions
Adjusting the response positions of the
touch panels
(Tou
ch Panel
Calibration)
34
Using an AUX source
34
Re
setting the microprocessor
34
~Connection
Connecting the power cord
36
When connecting to separately sold power
amp
37
When connecting the display
37
When connecting with a rear view
camera
38
iPod
with
li
ghtning
connector
i
Pod
with 30-pin
connector
E) Installation
38
38
Installation using the
scr
ew holes on the
side of the
un1t
39
Installing the
microphone
39
e Additional information
Troubleshooting
40
Error messages
42
Unde
rs
tanding messages
44
Indicator list
44
Handlmg gu1delines
46
Audio compatibility (USB)
47
Compressed file
compatibility
(di
sc.
USB)
47
i
Pod
compatibility
48
Sequence of aud
io
files
48
Usi
ng
the display correctly
49
Bluetooth profiles
49
License, Warranty
Disclaimer
&Limitation of
Liability
49
Language code chart
for
DVD
51
Specifications
52
)
( Precautions
Thank you
for purchasing this
PIONEER
product.
To ensure proper use. please read
through
this
manual before using this product. It is especially
1mportant that you read and observe
WARN-
INGs
and
CAUTION
s
in this
manua
l.
Please
keep
the
manual
in
a
safe
and
acce
ssib
le
place for
future
reference.
IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
Please read all of these instructions regarding
your displ
ay
and re:ain them
for
futu
re
refer-
ence.
1
Do not install the display where it
may
(i) obstruct the driver's vision, (ii) impair
the performance of any of the vehicle's
operating systems
or
safety features, in-
cluding air bags, hazard lamp buttons
or
(iii) impair the driver's ability to safely
operate the vehicle.
2
Do not operate this display if doing so
in
any way will divert your attention from
the safe operation of your vehicle. Al-
ways observe safe driving rules and fol-
low all existing traffic regulations.
If
you
experience difficulty
in
operating the
system
or
reading the display, park your
vehicle
in
a safe location and make nec-
essary adjustments.
3
Please remember to wear your seat belt
at all times while operating your vehicle.
If
you are ever
in
an
accident, your inju-
ries
can
be considerably more severe if
your seat belt
is
not properly buckled.
4
Never use headphones while driving.
5
To
promote safety, certain functions are
disabled unless the parking brake
is
on,
and the vehicle
is
not
in
motion.
6 Never set the volume of your display
so
high that you cannot hear outside traffic
and emergency vehicles.
Section
)Gil
AwARNING
• Do not attempt to install
or
service this
product by yourself. Installation
or
serv-
icing of this product by persons without
training and experience
in
electronic
equipment and automotive accessories
may be dangerous and could expose you
to the risk of electric shock, injury
or
other hazards.
• Do not attempt to operate the
unit
while
driv-
ing. Make sure to pull off the road and park
your vehicle
in
a safe locat1on befo
re
at-
te
mpt
ing to use the controls on the device.
To
ensure safe
driving
A
wARNING
• LIGHT
GREEN
LEAD
AT POWER CONNEC-
TOR IS DESIGNED
TO
DETECT PARKED
STATUS AND
MUST
BE
CONNECTED
TO
THE POWER SUPPLY SIDE OF
THE
PARK-
ING BRAKE SWITCH. IMPROPER CON-
NECTION
OR
USE OF
THIS
LEAD MAY
VIOLATE APPLICABLE
LAW
AND
MAY
RE-
SULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY
OR DAMAGE.
• To
avo
id the
r-is
kof damage and injury and
th
e
po
tential violat
io
n
of
applicable laws, this unit is
no
t for
use
w1
th
a v1
deo
screen that 1s
v1s
ibleto
the driv
er.
•
To
avoid
the
risk
of acc1dent
and
the
potent1
al
vio-
lation of applicable l
aws.
no
v1
ewing of front seat
vid
eo
sho
ul
d ev
er
occur whi
le
the vehicle
is
be
1ng
dnven.
• In some count
ri
es or stat
es
the vi
ew
ing of images
on
a display
ins1de
a
veh
icle
even
by
persons
other than the dnver
ma
y
be
11/eg
al.
Wher-e
such
regulations
apply.
t
he
y must
be
obeye
d and this
unit's video features should not
be
used.
En
G)

Section
D
(Precautions
D When you
attempt
to watch a video im
ag
e
while
driving. the
warning
'
Viewing
of
front seat
video source while driving
is
strictly prohib-
ited."will appear on the
front
displ
ay.
To
watch
a video 1mage on the
front
display, park
y
our
v
ehic
le
in a safe place and
app
ly
the park-
ing brake.
Parking
brake
interlock
Certain
funct
i
ons
(V
ideo viewing and certain
touch
panel
keys)
offered
by
this
unit
could be
dangerous
and/
or
unlawful if used whi
le
dri
ving.
To
prevent
su
ch funct1ons from being used
while
the v
ehicle
is in motion. there
1s
an
mterlock
sys-
tem
that
senses when the parking brake
is
set.
If
you
attempt
to use the fu
nct
ions
descr
ibed
above
while
d1·iving. they will become
disabled
until you stop the v
eh
1cle in a safe place,
and
(1)
apply the parking brake,
(2)
release the parking
brake. and then
(3)
apply the parking brake
again. Please keep the brake pedal pushed
down
before releasing the parking brake.
When
using a display connected
to
rear
monitor
output
The rear
monitor
output
on
this
unit
(V
OUT
)
is
used
to
connect
a rear display
that
allows pas-
sengers in the rear seats to watch videos.
A
wARNING
NEVER install the rear display
1n
a location
where the
dr
iver can watch videos
while
driving.
When
using
the
rear
view
camera
With an optional rear view camera. this unit can
be
used as an aid to keep an
eye
on trailers. or
when
backing into a
tight
parking spot.
CD
En
A
wARNING
• SCREEN IMAGE MAYAPPEAR
RE-
VERSED.
)
•
USE
INPUT
ONLY FOR REVERSE
OR
MIRROR
IMAGE REAR
VIEW
CAMERA.
OTHER
USE
MAY RESULT IN
INJURY
OR
DAMAGE.
A
cAUTION
• The
re
ar
v1ew
camera fun
ct1
on
is
to
be
used
as an aid to keep an eye on trailers.
or
while
backing up. Do not use
for
entertainment
purposes.
• Please note
that
the edges of the rear view
camera images
ma
y differ slight
ly
according
to
whether
full screen images are displayed
when backing up. and
whether
the images
are used
for
checking the rear when the
ve-
hicle is moving forward.
To
avoid
battery
exhaustion
Keep the vehicle engine running when using
this
unit
to avoid draining the battery power.
• When no power is supplied to
this
unit.
such
as when the vehicle battery
is
being
re-
placed, the
microcomputer
of
this
unit
re-
turns
to its initial
condit
ion.
We
recommend
that
you
transcnbe
the
aud1o
adjustment
data.
A
wARNING
Do not use
with
vehicles
that
do not feature an
ACC position.
( Before
you
start
Information
to
User
FCC
ID:
AJDK073
MODEL NO.: AVH-200BT
IC:
775E-K073
This device
complies
with
Pa
rt
15 of
FCC
Rules and Industry
Ca
nada licence-exempt
RSS
standard(s). Operation is subject to the
following
two
condi
t1o
ns:
(1)
th1s
device may
not
cause interference. and (
2)
this
device
must
accept any interference.
including
mter-
ference
that
ma
y cause undesired operation
of
this
device.
This
transmitter
must
not
be
co-located
or
op-
erated
in
conjunction
with any other antenna
or
transmitter.
The Bluetooth
antenna
cannot
be
removed (or
replaced)
by
user.
Th
is equi
pment
compl
i
es
with
FCC
/IC mdi
a-
tion
exposure
limits
set forth for an uncon-
trolled envi
ronment
and meets the
FCC
radio
frequency
(RF)
Exposure
Gu1de
lmes
1n
Sup-
pl
ement
C to OET65 and
RSS-
1
02
of the
IC
rad1o
frequency
(RF)
Exposure rules. This
equi
pment
has very l
ow
levels of
RF
energy
that
it deemed to
comply
w1thout
maximum
permissive exposure evaluation (MPE).
But
it
is desirable
that
it should
be
installed and op-
erated keeping the radiator at least
20
em or
more away
from
person's body (excluding
ex-
tremities: hands. wrists. feet and ankles).
MODEL NO.: AVH-1
OODVD
This device
complies
with Part 15 of the
FCC
Ru
l
es.
Operation is subject to the following
two
conditions:
(1)
this device may not cause harmful interfer-
ence. and
(2)
this dev
1ce
must
accept any in-
terference received,
including
mterference
that
ma
y cause undesired operation.
Alterat1on
or
mod1f1cations carri
ed
out With-
out
appropr
iate authorization may invalidate
the
user's right to operate the equ1pment.
Note
Th
1s equ1pment has been tested and found
)
to
comp
ly
with the limits
for
a Class B digital
dev1ce.
pursuant
to
Pa
1i
15
of the
FCC
Rules.
These limits
me
designed to provide reason-
able protect1on against harmful Interference
in a residential installation.
Th
is equipment
generates. uses and can radiate
rad1o
fre-
quenc
y energy and. if not installed and used
in
accordance
with the instructions. may
cause
harmfu
l interference to
rad
io
com
mu-
nications.
However. there
1s
no guarantee
that
interference wi
ll
not
occur
in
a particu-
lar
installation.
If
this
eq
uipm
ent does cause
harmful
interference to radio
or
television
re-
ception.
wh
1ch
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equi
pment
off and on. the user is encour-
aged
to
try to correct the interference
by
one
or
more
of the
follow
ing measures:
-Reorient
or
re
locate the receiving
antenna
.
-Increase
the separation betw
een
the
eq
ui
p-
ment
and receiver.
-Connect
the
equipment
into
an
ou
tlet on a
circuit
different
from
that
to which
there-
ceiv
er
is connected.
-Consult
the dealer or an experienced rad1o/
1V
technician
for help.

( Before
you
start
The
Safety
of
Your
Ears
is
in
Your Hands
Get
the most
out
of your
equipment
by
playing it
at a safe
le
ve
l-a
level
that
lets the sound come
through clearly
without
annoying blaring
or
dis-
tortion and,
most
importantl
y,
without affecti
ng
y
our
sensitive hearing. Sound can
be
deceiving.
Over
time
,
yo
ur
hearing "comfort level" adapts to
higher volumes of sound,
so
what
sounds "nor-
mal'' can actually
be
loud and harmful to your
hearing. Guard against
this
by
setting
yo
ur
equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing
adapts.
ESTABLISH A SAFE LEVEL:
• Set your volume control at a low setting.
• Slowly increase the sound
unt
il
you can hear
1t comfortably and clearly. w1thout distortion.
• Once you have established a co
mf
ortable
sound
le
vel. set the dial and lea
ve
it there.
BE
SURE TO OBSERVE THE
FOLLOWING GUIDELINES:
• Do not turn up the volume so high that
yo
u
ca
n't
hear what's around you.
• Use caution
or
temporarily discontinue use
in
potentially hazardous si
tuat
ions.
•
Do
not use headphones while operating a
motor
i
zed
vehicle: the u
se
of
headphones
may create a traffic hazard and
is
illegal in
many areas.
About
this
unit
The
tuner
frequencies
on
this
un1t
are allocated
fo
r use in North America. Use in other areas
may result in poor reception.
)
AwARNING
.
Handling the cord on this product
or
cords asso-
ciated with accessories sold with the product
may expose
you
to
chemicals
l
is
ted on proposi-
tion
65
known to the State of California and
other governmental entities to cause cancer and
birth defect
or
other reproductive harm.
Wash
hands after handling.
CAUTION:
USE OF CONTROL OR ADJUSTMENT OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN
MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
CAUTION:
THE USE OF OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
WITH THIS PRODUCT WILL INCREASE
EYE HAZARD.
CAUTION
This product
is
a class 1 laser product classi-
fi
ed
under the Safety of laser products,
IEC
60825-1:2007, and conta1ns a class 1M laser
module.
To
ensure
continued
safety, do
notre-
move any covers
or
attempt
to gain access to
the inside of the product. Refer all servicing to
qualified personnel.
I
ClASS
1
lASER
PRODUCT
I
CAUTION-CLASS
1M
VISIBLE
AND
INVISIBLE
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN,
DO
NOT
VIEW
DIRECTLY
WITH
OPTICAL
INSTRUMENTS
.
( Before
you
start
A
cAUTION
• Do not allow
this
un
it to
come
~nto
contact
with liquids. Electrical shock could result.
Also. damage to
th
is unit. smoke, and over-
heating could resu
It
from
contact
with
liquids.
• Keep this manual handy
for
future reference.
• Always keep the
vo
lume
low enough to hear
outside sounds.
• Avoid exposure to moisture.
• If the battery is
disconnected
or
discharged.
any preset
memory
will
be
erased.
DVD video disc region numbers
Only DVD video d1scs
with
compatible
region
numbers can
be
played on
this
player.
You
can
find
the
reg1on
number
of
the
player on the bot-
tom
of this
unit
and in this manual (refer to
Specifications
on page
52).
About
this
manual
• This
unit
features a
number
of sophisticated
funct
ions to ensure superior reception and
operat1on. All the
functions
have been de-
signed for the easiest possible use, but many
are not self-explanatory. This operation man-
ual wi
ll
help
yo
u benefit fully from
this
unit
's
potenti
al
and to maximize your listening en-
joyment.
•
Th
1s manual uses
diagrams
of actual screens
to describe operations. However, the screens
on some
unit
s may not
match
those shown
in
this
manual depending on the model
used.
Section
) 8
After-sales service
for
Pioneer products
Please
contact
the dealer
or
distributor
from
where
yo
u purchased
this
un
it for after-sales
service (including warranty conditions)
or
any
other information.
In
case the necessary infor-
mation
is not available. please contact the com-
panies listed below:
Please do not ship your
unit
to
the companies at
the addresses listed below
for
repair w1thout
ad-
va
nce contact.
U.S.A.
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT DIVISION
PO.
Box 1760
Long Beach, CA 90801-1760
800-421-1404
CANADA
Pioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc.
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DEPARTMENT
340
Ferrier Street
Unit
2
Markham, Ontario
L3R
2Z5.
Canada
1-877-283-5901
905-4
79-4411
For
warranty
information
please see the Limited
Warranty sheet included with this unit.
Demo
mode
The feature demo
automat
ically starts when you
select
Off
for the source and
continues
while
the ignit1on switch is set to ACC
or
ON.
To
can-
cel the feature demo, press and hold
MUTE.
Press and hold
MUTE
again to restart. Operat-
Ing the feature demo wh1le the
car
engine
1s
turned off it may drain the battery power.
c!)=
Important
The
red lead (ACC) of this
unit
should
be
con-
nected to the ignition
on/off
function.
Failure to
do so may result
in
battery drain.
En
(D

Section
D (
What's
what
Head
unit
l:
RESET
For deta1ls refer to
Resetting
the
microproces-
sor
on page
34.
~
?/
+1-
(VOLUME/VOL)
I
MUTE
Press to mute. Press again to unmute.
:I
:
Home button
Displaying the
home
disp
l
ay.
CK
·
DISP
Turnmg the
mformation
display off.
'
~
"'4/~
(TRK)
'2
~(eject)
E
Disc
loading slot
G)
En
)
Home
display
Home
display
Source off display
Source
on
display
(
What's
what
Source icon
Se
l
ecting
a favorite source.
When the
source
1con is
not
disp
layed. 1t can
be
displayed
by
pr
es
sing the
home
ke
y or
touchmg
0 .
X
Rear
view
key
Displaying
the
,-ear
view image.
For
deta1ls refer to
Using the
re
ar
view
on
page
7.
/I
Source
off
key
Tu
rn ing
the
source off.
1)
Bluetooth key
Displaying
the
Bluetooth connect1on menu.
,5· Theme key
Displaying
th
e
Theme
menu.
~
6
_
.:
Menu
icon
Displaying the menu.
:r
Source key
Displaying the source menu.
'[; Clock key
Switch
ing to
clock
adjustme
nt display.
Selecting a source
Av
ailab
le
source
modes
•
Radio-
Rad1o
tu
ne
1·
•
Disc-
Built-in DVD and CD player
•
USB
. iPod.
or
USB
MTP-
USB
/i
Pod
/MTP
Pandora-
Pandora® internet raaio
• Bluetooth Audio -Built-in Bluetooth aud
1o
(AV
H-200BT)
•
AUX-
AUX
Se
l
ect
ing a
sou1·ce
Us1ng the
touch
panel keys on the home d1spiay
l_
Tou
ch
the
source
icon and then touch the de-
si
red
source
name.
•
When
the
so
ur
ce
1c
on
1s
not
di
spl
ayed.
1t
can
be displayed by
touching
the screen.
• W1
il
e operatmg
the
menu. you cannot select a
source by
touching
the source icon.
Note
Th
e
USB/iPod
icon will
change
as fol lows:
• USB/iPod is displayed when no
dev1ce
IS
con-
nected.
•
USB
is displayed
when
a U
SB
storage de
vi
ce 1s
co
nnected
to
USB mput.
iPod is displayed
when
an iPod is connected to
USB
i
nput.
•
USB
MTP is displayed when an MTP-compatib!e
Android
de
vi
ce (r
unn
ing
Andro
id
OS
4.0 m high-
er)
1s
connected
by
MTP connect1on us1ng a U
SB
cable.
Adjusting
the
volume
e
Press+/-
(VOLUME/VOL)
to
adjust
the
volume.
Optional
remote
control
The remote
con
trol CD-R33 is sold separate
ly
.
For deta1ls
concerning
operat1ons, s
ee
there
-
mote
control
manua
l.

(
Common
operations
Common
operations
for
menu
setti
ngs/1
ists
(
Fu
nction of AVH-200BD
Starting the Bluetooth telephone
menu.
For
details refer
to
Bluetooth
tele-
ph
on
e
on
page 2
2.
Displaying the list menu.
Starting the
sea
rch function.
Displayi
ng
the
EO
(Audio func-
ti
on
menu
).
rn
D1splaymg
the
Favonte
menu.
Operating
the
scroll icon
and
the
scrubber
bar
CD
Scroll icon
Appears
when
selectable i
tems
are
hidden.
Touch
the
scroll
icon to view any hidden
items.
·
%!
Scrubber bar
)
Appears
w
hen
i
tems
cannot
be di
spla
yed
on
a
single
page only.
Drag
the
scrubber
bar
to
view any hi
dden
items.
Also, you
can
drag
the
list to view any hidden
items.
G)
Playback
point
Specify1ng
the
pl
ayback
point
Dr
ag
the
pl
ayback
point
on
the
screen.
(
Common
operations
Activating the touch panel keys
Touch
panel
keys
CD
Tab key
Switching
the
touch
panel keys on
the
dis
-
play.
Using
the
rear
view
A rear
vi
ew ca
mer
a sold separately is requ
ir
ed
for
using
the
rear view mode.
Th
e below
func-
tions
are available.
• Rear
view
camera
This
unit
can
be
setup
to
di
spla
y
the
rear
view
image
auto
ma
ti
cally
when you move
the
shift
lev
er
to the REVERSE (R} position.
•
Camera
for
rear vi
ew
mode
The rear
view
can
be
turned
on to
display
at
all
times.
Th
e rear v
1e
w
camera
needs to be set to a set-
ting
other
than
Off
to
turn
on rear vi
ew
mode.
For
details
abo
ut
the
setting
s.
refer to
Setting the
rear
view cam
era
(
bac
k
up
ca
m
era)
on page
31.
Section
) 8
Using
the
rear
view
key
to
display
the
rear
view
[]!]
w
N
Di
sp
laying the
rea
r view image by
turning the
rea
r view image
on.
Wh
en
the
re
ar v
ie
w image is di
s-
pl
ay
ed
, y
ou
c
an
sw1tch to the
source display
by
touchi
ng
the dis-
pla
y.
You
can operate from t
he
source d
1s
play temporanly
at
this
time. If you do not perform
an
y op-
erations within a few second
s.
the
display will return to the rear
vi
ew
ima
ge
.
To
turn off the rear view 1mage.
pr
ess
the home button to return to
the home d1splay
an
d then press
this
key
again.
Using
the
rear
monitor
Connecting
a rear
monitor,
sold separately,
to
th
is
unit
all
ows
i
mages
and
videos to be viewed
fr
om
the
re
ar
seats.
Notes
•
You
cannot
use
touch
panel keys
and
opera-
tion
screens
from
the
rear
mon
itor.
•
Im
age
s and video
will
continu
e to be dis-
pla
yed w
hether
th
e vehi
cle
is in
mo
tion
or
stopped.
Using sound
retriever
Automat1cal
ly
enhances com-
pressed aud io and restores ri
ch
sound.
Off-----
•
--
is
more
effective
than-·
EnG")

Section
D (
Common
operations
D
Note
This f
unct
ion is enabled
for
playback on the
sources listed below.
•
CO
-D
A
• MP3/WMA!AAC
f11e
s
on
USB
MTP
storage
devi-
ces
• MP3/WMA!AAC/WAV
f1ie
s
on
USB
storage
devi-
ces
• MP3/WMA!AAC
f1
tes
on
CO
media
• i
Pod
•
Pa
ndora
(iPod
with
30
-pln connector only)
Changing
the
wide-screen
mode
Sel
ec
tmg the appropriate screen
r·at
io for t
he
playback
vid
eo.
Display
the
screen
mode.
2 Touch
the
desired
wide
mode
setting.
FULL
(full screen)
The
4:3
picture
is
enlarged in the horizontal di-
rection only.
grantmg
vi
ewers a
4:31V
picture
(normal picture)
without
any
om
issions.
ZOOM
(zoom)
The
4:3
picture
is
enlarged
1n
the same propor-
tion both vertically
and
horizontally: ideal for a
cmema
s1ze
d picture
(w1de
screen p1cture).
NORMAL (normal)
The
4:3
p1cture is displa
ye
d as
is.
grant
ing view-
ers no sense of disparity as the proportions are
the same as that of
the
normal
picture.
Notes
•
You
cannot
operate
this
funct
ion
wh
i
le
driv-
Ing.
• Different settings can be stored
for
each
v1deo
source.
CD
En
)
• When a video
IS
viewed
in
a wide screen
mode that does
not
match
its original aspect
mtio. it may appear different.
• Remember
that
using the
wide
mode feature
of this system
for
commercia
l
or
public view-
Ing purposes may
const
i
tute
an
infnngement
on the
author's
rights protected
by
the Copy-
nght
Law.
• The video image will appear coarser when
v1ewed
1n
ZOOM
mode.
• This function is enabled
for
playback on the
sources listed below.
-Disc
OV
O-
V.
Vi
deo-CO.
Oi
vX
. M
PEG-1
.
MPEG-2.
MPEG-4
-
USB
:
Oi
vX
. MPE
G-
1. MP
EG-2.
MP
EG-
4.
JPEG
-
iPod:
V1deo
-
AUX:
AN
data
( Basic
operations
Ejecting a disc
•
Press
~
to
eject a disc.
Setting
the
clock
Touch
the
Clock key.
The Clock
Adjustment
screen appears.
Refer to Clock
key
on page
6.
2 Select
the
item
to
set.
3 Touch
.A.
or •
to
set
the
correct
date
and
time.
Notes
•
You
can select the date
forma
t.
Touch
dd/mm/yy.
yy/mm/dd
or
mm/dd/yy
.
•
You
can select the time
clock
format. Touch
12hr
(12-
hour
cl
ock)
or
24hr
(24-h
our
clock
).
~
lnd1cates that the
d1splay
is
~
c
l
osed.
)

(Tuner
Tuner operations
Touch
panel keys
Band
key
Selecting a band
(FM1. FM2
or
FM3)
by
touching the left
1con.
Switchmg to the
AM
band
by
touchi
ng
the right icon.
The
icon for the selected band is highlighted.
@
Tag
key
Saving song informat1on (tag) from the
broadcasting station to your i
Pod.
G,
localkey
Setting the
lo
cal seek
le
v
el.
(f
Tuning key
Tun
i
ng
up or down manually.
Touch and hold down for more than two sec-
onds
to
skip stations.
Seek
tuni
ng
starts
as
soon
as
you
release. Touch again to cancel
se
ek
tuning.
®
list
key
Displaying the preset channel list.
®
Preset channel key
Se
lecting a preset channel.
Basic operations
Switchi
ng
pres
et
ch
annels
us
i
ng
the
bu
ttons
Press~
or
~
(TRK).
Seek
tuning us
ing
the
buttons
I
Press
and
ho
ld
~
o
r
~
(
TRK
).
Notes
)
• Listeni
ng
AM
radio whi
le
an
iPod is charged
from this unit may generate noise.
In
this
case. disconnect the iPod from this unit.
• Touch panel
keys
not I
isted under
Tuner
oper-
ations
may appear
on
the display.
Refer to
Indicator list
on page
44.
Storing and recalling stations
You
can easily store up to
si
x stations for each
ba
nd as pr
ese
t
s.
Display the preset screen.
Refer to
Tuner
operations
on page
9.
The
preset screen appears
1n
the
d1splay.
2
Touch
and hold
down
one
of
the preset
tuning keys
to
store the selected frequency
to
the memory.
The
selected radio station frequency has
been
stored
in
the memo1y
3
Touch
the appropriate preset tuning key
to
select the desired station.
Storing
the
strongest stations
BSM (best stations memory) automatically
stores the
six
strongest stations
in
the order of
their signal strength.
Storing broadcast frequencies with B
SM
may
re-
place broadcast frequencies y
ou
have
sa
v
ed
usmg the preset tunmg
keys.
(Tuner
Display the preset screen.
Refer to
Tuner
operations
on
page
9.
The
preset screen appears m the display.
2
Touch
BSM
to
turn
BSM
on.
The
six
strongest broadcast frequenc1es
wi
ll
be
stored under preset tuning
keys
in
order of their
signal strength.
•
To
cancel
the
storage
process.
touch
Cancel.
Tuning in
to
strong signals
Local seek tuni
ng
allows y
ou
to tune
in
to only
those
rad
1o stations with sufficiently strong
Sig-
nals for good reception.
FM:
Off----------
AM:
Off-
----
T
he
more-
there
are
on
the screen. the fewer
the stations that can
be
selected. Only stations
w1th
the strongest
s1gnals
in
your local area can
be
se
lected.
If
there are
fewer-.
this unit will
be
able
tore-
ceive broadcasts from weaker stations.
Using iTunes
tagging
Note
For
more details
ab
out iTunes tagging. r
efe
r to
About !
Tunes
tagg
i
ng
on
page
48.
Storing
the
tag
information
to
this
unit
Tune
in
to
the broadcast station.
2 Store the tag information
to
this unit.
Refer to
Tuner
operations
on
page
9.
You
can store the
in
formation if the
Tag
indica-
tor
is
displayed whi
le
the desired song
is
be
i
ng
broadcast.
Section
).
• Whilestonng
the tag
data
on
th
is
un
i
t.
Tag
flashes.
•
The
tag
informati
on
f
or
up
to
50 so
ngs
can
be
stored
on
th1s
untt.
•
Depend
i
ng
on
t
he
timi
ng
of
when
the
tag
infol--
mation is
stored
.
the
tag
1nformat1on for
the
song
played
before
or
after
the
currently
playing
song
may
al
so
be
store
d.
3
When
completed,
<·Tag
I
indicator turns
off
and
~
indicator
is
displayed.
Storing
the
tagged
information
to
your
iPod
Connect your iPod.
When your iPod
is
connected to this unit,
yo
ur
i
Pod
starts storing the tagged information auto-
matically.
2
When
completed,
O
indicator turns
off
and
the
tagged information
is
stored on
your iPod.
En
G)

Section
D (Disc {CD/DVD)
Introducing
movie
operations
You
can use
this
unit to
v1ew
OVD/DVD-R/DVO-
RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RW
mo
vie fi le
s.
Touch panel keys
DVD
video
Video
CD
When playing a disc containing a mixture of vari-
ous media file types
T
Fast
forward key/Reverse key
Fast
forward
mg
or
reversi
ng
®En
)
Tou ch to change the fast forward and reverse
speed.
?_
Search key
Sta1iing t
he
sea
rc
h
functi
on.
Switch subtitle language key
With
OVDs/ O
iv
X f
il
es
featuring
mu
l
ti-subt
itle
recordings. you can switch
be
tween
subtitle
languages
dunng
playback.
:1. Switch audio language key
W1th
OVOs
/
D1vX
files
that
provides
aud
io
playback in d1fferent languages and different
audio systems (Dolby® Digital. D
TS.
etc.).
you can swi
tc
h between
languages/audio
systems
during
playback.
Oependmg on the setting. the v1deo
may
not
be
play
ed
back with the audio sy
stem
used
to record the
OVO.
~
-
TOP
MENU key
Returning to the top
menu
dur
ing OVO play-
back.
·,
§. MENU key
Displaying the DVO
menu
dur
ing OVO play-
bac
k.
Slow-motion playback key
Mo
ving the selection ahead one
fr
ame
at a
time
dunng
playback.
T
ouch
and hold
down
the key
for
more
than
two
seconds to slow down playback
sp
eed.
T
ouch
ing the
ke
y i
nc
reases the play
back
spe
ed
ov
er f
our
inuem
en
tal set
tings
d
urin
g
sl
ow
mot
ion playback
from
DVO video
/V
ideo
CO
.
i Stop key
Stopping playback.
If
you resume playback. playback
will
start
from
the poi
nt
where you stopped.T
ouch
the
key
ag
ain to stop playback completely.
( Disc {CD/DVD)
i
Screen mode key
Changing the
sueen
mode.
Refe1·
to
Ch
ang
ing
th
e
wide-screen
mode on
page
8.
'
.iQ
Pause
and play key
Pausing playback.
Re
t
urning
to
norma
l playback
during
paused. stopped, slow
mot
ion. or
fr
ame
-b
y-
frame playback.
·il
Return key
Returni
ng
to the specifi
ed
scene to
which
the
OVO
currently being played has been pre-
programmed
to
re
turn.
T
h1s
funct1on cannot
be
us
ed
1f
a speci
f1ed
scene has not been preprogr
ammed
on
the
OVO
disc.
·
[~
Bookmark key
Dur
ing playback.
touch
the point at
wh
i
ch
yo
u want to resume playback the next
tim
e
the disc is loaded.
• You can set one bookmark
pe
r OVO video.
You
can set up to f
iv
e
bookma
r
ks
total.
•
To
clear the boo
kmar
k on a
d1sc.
to
uch
and hold the
ke
y
during
playback.
•
Th
e oldest bookmark is replaced by the
new one.
(g
Arrow
key
Displ
ayi
ng arrow keys to operate the
OVO
menu.
C
[4
·
Repeat key
Sel
ecting the repeat
ra
nge.
j:§'
Viewing angle key
With OVOs featuring
mu
lt
1-a
ngle (scenes
shot
fr
om
mu
ltiple ang les) recordings, you
can
sw
1tch
among
v1ewing angles
dunng
pl
ay
back.
:
1],
Audio output key
Switching the audio output. when playing
video discs recorded with
LPCM
aud1
o.
.
f?,
Slow key
)
Speeding down the playback speed 1n fo
ur
steps,
dur
ing slow
mot
ion playback on
V1
deo
CD.
• The
re
is no sound
during
slow motion
playback.
• Images during slow
motion
playback ma;
be
unclear
for
some discs.
• Reverse slow
mot
ion playback is not avail-
a
bl
e.
@ Media key
Swi
tch
ing between media file types to play
on OVD/C
O.
Basic
operations
Play
1ng
back
v1deos
T
lnse1
i
the
dis
c into
the
dis
c loading slot with
the
lab
el
s1
de up.
Playback will au
tomatica
lly start.
If
yo
u are playing a DVD or Vid
eo
CD. a
me
nu
ma
y appea1
·.
Refer to
Opera
ting
the
DVD
menu
on page
11
and
PBC
pla
yb
ack
on page
1
2.
• When
the
aut
omat
ic playback
fu
nct
ion is o
n.
the
unit
w1ll
sk
1p
the DVD
menu
and
aut
om
at.-
cally start pl
ay
back from
the
fi
rst
c
haptw
of
the
f1
rst title. Refer to Automatic playback of
DVDs
on page
29.
• When
the
sou
rc
e
1c
on
is
not displayed.
,t
can
be displayed by to
uch
ing the
sueen
.
If
a message 1s displayed after
lo
adlll
g a d:sc
containing D
1v
X VOD content. tou
ch
Play
.
Refet·
to
Playing Divr
VOD
co
nt
ent
on page
1
3.
EJe
ct1ng a d1sc
Refer
to
Ej
ec
ting a disc on page 8.

( Disc (CD/DVD}
Selecting a
chapter
using
the
butt
ons
rl_
Pre
ss
~
or..,..
(
TRK
).
Fast
forwa
rd
ing or reve
rs
ing
using
the
butt
ons
T
Press and hold
~or..,..
(
TRK
).
•
Fa
st f
orwar
d/fast
re
verse
ma
y
not
always be
possible on some discs.
In
such cases.
normal
playback
w1l
l
aut
omat
1cally
re
sum
e.
• The fast
for
ward/fast
re
verse speed depends
on
the
length of
t1
me you press and hold
down
~
or
..,..
(
TRK
).
This fu
nct
ion is not ava
il
able for
Video CD.
Notes
• This DVD pla
ye
r can play
back
a Di
vX
fi
le
re-
corded on CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW.
or
MPEG-1
/
MPEG-2/MPEG-4. (Please see
the
f
ollow
ing
section
for
files
that
can be played
ba
c
k.
Refer to
DivX
video
files on page 47.)
• Do not insert anything
other
than
a OVD-R/
RW
or
CD-R/RW into
the
dis
c loading slot.
• Some operations
ma
y not be available while
watching a media
due
to
th
e
programming
of the
d1sc.
In
such cases,
the
0
1con
ap-
pears on the screen.
• There may be
touch
panel ke
ys
not
listed
under
Introdu
cin
g movie operations on page
10
that
appear on the screen.
Refer to Indi
ca
tor list on
page
44.
• With some DVDs.
switching
between la
n-
guages/audio sys
tems
may only be possible
using a menu display.
•
You
can also swi
tch
between la
ngua
ges/
audio systems using
Video Setup
menu. For
detaiI
s,
refer to Setting
the
audio
lan
guage
on
page
27.
• This
unit
will return
to
normal
playback if you
change the
aud1o
language
dur
ing fast for-
war
d/fast
re
ve
r
se.
pause
or
slow
mot
ion pla
y-
back.
• With some D
VOs
. sw
itchi
ng between subtit
le
languages
ma
y only be
possible
using a
menu display.
)
•
You
can also swi
tc
h between
subtit
le lan-
guages using
Video Setup
menu. For de-
tails. refer to Setting
the
subtitle language on
page
27.
Th
1s
un1t
will return to
normal
playback
1f
yo
u
change the
subtitle
l
anguage
d
uring
fast for-
ward/fast r
ev
erse. pause
or
sl
ow
motion
play-
back.
• During playback of a scene shot
from
mu
lti-
ple angle
s,
the angle icon is displaye
d.
U
se
the
Video Setup
menu
to
turn
the angle
ic
on
displa
y on
or
off. For detai
ls.
re
fer
to
Set-
ting
the
multi
-an
gle
DVD
displ
ay
on page
27.
•
You
wi
ll
return to normal playback if you
change the viewing angle
during
fast fo
r-
ward/fast reverse, pause
or
slow
motion
play-
back.
Sound playback
operations
You
can use
this
unit
to
l1st
en to DVD-R/DVD-
RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RW sound files.
Touch
panel
keys
CD
Information key
Swi
tch
ing the te
xt
information
to
display on
this
unit
when playing
MP3/WMNAAC
fi
l
es.
Section
(
Disc(C
~
D/
~
D
~
V
~
D~}
~~~~~~~~~~~~
~)
~
@
Search
key
Di
splaying a list of track titles/file
nam
es to
select
songs
on a CD.
Displaying the file name
li
st to sele
ct
the
f1
les.
~
t
Media key
Switch1ng between media file types on a
DVD or CD.
CD
Sound retriever key
Refer to Using sound retr
ieve
r on page 7.
®
Random key
Pl
ay
ing songs in random
order
.
®
Repeat key
Sel
e
cting
the repeat
ra
ng
e.
(
J)
Previous folder key/Next folder key
Select~ng
a folder.
:Jl)
Pause
and play key
Pausing and starting playbac
k.
Switching
the
media
file
type
When pl
ay
ing a digital media containing a mix-
ture of
va
nous
med1a
f1le
types. such as DivX.
M
PEG-
1. MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and MP3. you can
switch between
media
fi
le
types to
pl
ay
.
•
Touch
Media
to
switch media file types.
CO-DA (audio dat
a)-
Music/ROM
(compressed
au
d
io)
-Video
(O
i
vX
. M
PEG-
1. MPEG-2. MPEG-4
video files)
Note
Audio data (CO-DA) fil
es
on DVD-R/RW/
RO
M
cannot
be
pl
ayed back on
th1
s
un1t.
Operating
the
DVD
menu
(F
un
ction
for DVD video)
Some DVDs allow
yo
u to make a selecti
on
from
the disc conten:s using a menu.
Using
the
arrow
keys
Display
arrow
keys
to
operate the DVD
menu.
2 Select the desired menu item.
~
'../
Select1ng
the
des1red
menu
1
tem.
<
>
Starting playback fr
om
the se-
lected
menu
1tem.
Operating
the
DV
D
me
nu
by
di-
rectly
to
uch~ng
the
men
u 1tem.
~
Back
to pre
v1
ou
s d1splay
•
When
operating
the
DVD
menu
by di
1·ectl
y
to
uch-
ing the
menu
item.
touch
th
e i
con
to operat
e.
Returning to the no
rm
al
DVD
v1deo displ
ay
.
I
~:
~
I
Displaying arrow keys.
En@

Section
-( Disc (CD/DVD)
• Ways to disp
la
y
the
menu
will differ·
depending
on
the
disc.
• Dependrng on
the
contents
of
the
DV
D disc. thrs
function may not
work
pr-ope
rly.
In such cases. use
the
touch
panel
ke
ys
to operate the DVD menu.
Random
play
(shuffle)
•
Touch
the random key.
•
On
~
Pl
ay
back files
in
ra
ndom
order
with
Ill
the
repeat range.
Folder
and
Disc.
•
Off~
Cancel random
pl
ay.
Repeating
playback
•
Touch
the repeat
key.
•
Disc~
Play
thro
ugh
the
c
urrent
disc
•
Chapter
~
Repeat the current chapter·
•
Title~
Repeat the cun·ent trtle
•
Track~
Repeat the
cur
rent track
•
File~
Repeat
the
current
fi
le
•
Folder
~
Repeat the
current
folder
•
Disc/All~
Repeat all fries in the cur-rent
disc
• All
~
Repeat a
ll
f
il
es
Notes
• Thrs functron cannot
be
operated
dunng
Video
CO
playback
featunng
PBC (playback
control).
• If you
perform
chapter
search, fast
forward
/
revers
e.
fr
ame-by-frame playback or
slow
ma-
tron playback.
the
repeat play wr
ll
stop.
•
When
playing discs with
comp
ressed
audio
and
audio
data
(CO-DA). playback
is
re-
peated
within
the type of
data
curr
ently pla
y-
rng
even
rf
Disc
is selected.
• If you select
another
folder
during
repeat
pl
ay.
the repeat pl
ay
range changes to
Disc/All.
•
If
you
perform
track search or fast
forward/
reverse
dur
ing
File
.
the
repeat pl
ay
range
changes
to
Folder.
@En
)
• If you
perform
tit
le/
chapter
search or fast for-
ward/reverse
during
Chapter,
the repeat play
rs
set to off
automat
rcally.
• If
yo
u
perform
track
search or fast
forward
/
re
verse
dur
ing
Track,
the repeat play range
changes
to
Disc.
•
When
Folder
is
selected. rt
is
not possible to
pl
ay
back a
subfolder
of
that
fol
der.
Searching
for
the
part
you
want
to
play
You
can use
the
search
function
to find the part
you
want
to play.
For
OVO
videos. you
can
select
Title
(title).
Chapter
(chapter)
or
10key
(numer
ic keypad).
Fo
r video COs. you
can
se
lect
Track
(track) or
10key
(numeric
keypad).
•
Chapter
search is
not
available when
disc
playback is stopped.
•
Th
is
functi
on
cannot
be operated
during
some
OVO
videos
or
Video
CO
playback fea-
tunng
PBC (playback control).
Start the search function.
Refer to
Introducing
movie
operations on page
10.
2
Touch
the desired
search
option (e.g.,
Chapter).
3
Touch
0
to
9
to
input the desired number.
•
To
cance
l the entered number
s.
touch
C.
4 Start playback from the selected part.
Note
Reg
r
ster
ing
the
numbers
and
starting playback.
With
discs
featuring a menu, you can also use
the
OVO
menu
to
make
your selection.
( Disc (CD/DVD)
Refer to
Introducing
movie
operations on page
1
0.
Selecting
audio
output
When
playing
OVO
video discs recorded
with
LP
CM audio. you can swrtch the aud
ro
output.
When
playing
vi
deo COs. you can switch
be
-
tween stereo and
monaura
l audio outpu
t.
•
Th
is
function
is
not ava
il
able when disc play-
back
is
stopped.
•
Touch
the audio output key
to
switch
audio
output
types.
•
l+R
~Left
and rrght
•
left~
Left
•
Right~
Ri
ght
•
Mix~
M
ix
ing left and ri
ght
Note
You
may
not be able to select
or
use this
fun
c-
tion
depending
on the disc and the playback l
o-
cation.
PBC
playback
(Function
for·
Video COs)
During
playback of Video COs featuring PBC
(playback
contro
l).
PBC
On
is displayed.
Start
the
search function.
Refer to
Introducing
movie operations on page
10.
2
Touch
10key
to
display the numeric key-
pad.
3
Touch
0
to
9 corresponding
to
a menu
number.
4 Start playback from
the
selected part.
Notes
Regrsterrng
the
numbers and
stariing
playback.
•
You
can
displ
ay
the
menu
by
touch
~n
g
Return
dur
ing PBC playback.
For
deta
il
s.
refer
to
the
instructions
provi
ded
with the
diSC
.
)
• PBC playback of a Video
CO
cannot
be
can-
celed.
• D
uring
playback of Video COs fea
turing
PBC
(playback control
).
you cannot select the
r·e-
peat play range
or
use
the
search
funct
ron.
Selecting
tracks
from
the
track
title
list
You
can
select tracks
to
playback using the
track
title list
which
is a list of
the
tracks recorded on
a
diSC
.
Display the track title list.
Refer
to
Sound
playback operations on page
:!
.
2 Touch your favorite track title.
Play
back
begins.
Selecting
files
from
the
file
name
list
(Function
for
com
pressed
audro/DivX
/
MPEG
-
~
MP
EG-2/M
PEG-4)
Fi
le
name
list is a list
of
file names (or fol
der
names)
fro
m
which
you
can
select a file (or· fol
d-
er)
to
play back.
Touch the
search
key to display
the
file
(or folder) name list.

( Disc (CD/DVD)
2
Touch
your favorite file (or folder) name.
• When you have selected a folder. a I
ist of the
names of
the
fi les (or
the
folders)
in
it can
be
viewed.
Repeat
this
operation to select
the
desired fi le name.
• If fol
der
1 (ROOT)
contains
no
f
il
es.
playback
starts
from
fol
der
2.
Note
If
part of the recorded information
does
not di
s-
play.
a scroll
key
appears
on
the right
s1de
of
list.
Touch
the scroll
ke
yto scrol
l.
Playing
DivX
®VOD
content
So
me
Di
vXvideo
on
demand
(VOD)
content
may
on
ly
be
playable a fixed number
of
times. When
y
ou
load
a disc containi
ng
th
is
type
of
content.
the
number of times
1t
has
been
played
w1ll
be
s
ho
wn on-screen.
You
can
then decide wheth
er
or
not
to
play
the di
sc.
•
For
Di
vX
VOD
content without this restriction.
you
can
load
the disc mto your player
and
pla
ythe content
as
often
as
y
ou
li
ke.
wi
th
no
message displayed.
•
You
can confirm the number
of
times that
the content
can
be
played
by
check1ng
the
message.
This
DivX
rental has
used[[]
out of
CD
views..
r!}=
Important
• In order
to
play D
iv
XV
OD
contents
on
this
un1t.
you
first
need
to register the unit
w1th
your DivX
VOD
contents pro
vi
der.
For
details
on
your registration
code.
re
fe
r
to
Displaying
the
D
i
v
~
VOO
reg
istration
code
on
page
28.
•
D1vX
VOD
content
is
protected
by
a
DRM
(Digital Rights Management) system.
This
re-
stricts playback
of
con
tent to specific.
regis-
ter
ed
de
vices.
)
• If a message
is
displayed after loading a
disc
containing DivX VOD content, touch
Play.
Playback
of
t
he
Di
vX
V
OD
content will start.
•
To
skip to the next file.
touch
Next
Play.
• If you do not w
ant
to
play the Di
vX
VOD content.
touch
Stop.
(iPod
iPod control
This manual applies
to
the following
iPod
mod-
els.
iPod with 30-pin connector
-
iPod
touch 4th generation
- i
Pod
touch
3rd
generation
-
iPod
touch
2nd
generation
-
iPod
touch 1
st
generation
-1
Pod
classic
160GB
-
iPod
classic 1
20GB
- i
Pod
classic
-
iPod
with video
-
iPod
nano 6th generation
- iPod n
an
o 5th generation
- i
Pod
nano 4th generation
-
iPod
nan
o
3rd
generation
-
iPod
nano
2nd
gene
ra
tion
-
iPod
na
no 1
st
generation
-iPhone
4S
-iPhone 4
-
1Phone
3GS
-iPhone 3G
-iPhone
iPod with lightning connector
-
1Pod
touch 5th generation
- i
Pod
nano 7th generation
-iPhone 5
For iPod
with
lightning
connector users
-
Use
the Lightnmg to USB
Cab
le (Supplied
with
iPod
/iPhone) when
you
use
th
is
func-
tion.
-
Refer
to
When
connecting with optional
CD-
IU52
cable
on
page
38.
-Functions related to
iPod
mov
ie
fi
l
es
are
not
avat
l
able.
Sound
playback
operations
You
can
use
the
un1t
to
listen i
Pod
sound fi
les.
Section
) 8
Notes
•
The
pla
ytime
ma
y not display correctly.
• Display is changed when
you
listen to music
other than i
Pod
music.
(Except for Pandora)
Touch
panel
keys
iPod audio (Control Audio)
iPod audio (App Mode)
CD
Song title
Dtsplaying the
Songs
list
on
the
1Pod.
The
application name
is
display
ed
w
hen
y
ou
listen to music other than
iPod
mus1c.
(Except for Pandora)
C
%)
Artist name
D1splaying
the
Artists
list
on
the
iPod.
Th
e song title
is
display
ed
w
he
n y
ou
listen to
music other than
iPod
mu
si
c.
(E
xcept for Pandora)
•
En@

Section
l9
(~iP_o_d
__________________________
~)
Artwork
Startmg
link
search on
your
iPod when you
touch
the
artwork
d
1spl
ay.
I
Search key
Displaying iPod menus.
(
~)
Sound retriever key
Refer to Using sound retriever on page
7.
:§
iPod control mode key
Conduct
ing operat1on
ho
m your iPod and
li
s-
tening
to it using your
car's
speakers.
1
Shuffle key
Play1ng
songs
on the 1Pod
1n
random order.
:8
·
Repeatkey
Selecting
the repeat range.
@
Change speed key
Changing
the speed of aud1obook playback
on the iPod.
CiQ
,-
Genre
Displaying the Genres I
1st
on the iPod.
The
album
title
is displayed when
yo
u listen
to mus1c othet·
than
1Pod
mus1c.
(Except
for
Pandora)
j}
Album title
Displaymg the Albums list on the iPod.
The
artist
name
is
displa
ye
d when
yo
u listen
to
music
other
than
iPod
mu
sic.
(Except
for
Pandora)
J
_g;
Pause and play key
Pausing and starting playback.
H' Unit operation key
@En
Performing
operations from this unit and l
is-
tening
to the
music
on
your
iPod using your
car's
speakers.
(i_
4;
Screen mode key
Changing
the screen mode.
Moving
images
operations
For iPod with 30-pin connector users
You
can use the
unit
to
v1ew
1Pod
mov1e
f1les.
• Depending on yo
ur
iPod. there may not
be
any
output
unless you use CD-IU201 V (sold
separatel
y)
. Be sure to use CD-
IU
201
Vto con-
nect
your
iPod.
For iPod with lightning connector users
• This
function
is not available.
Touch
panel
keys
r5
·
Fast
forward key/Reverse key
Fast forward1ng
or
reverstng
Touch
to
change
the fast forward and
re
ve
rse
speed.
Search key
Displaying iPod menus.
:I iPod control mode key
Con
du
cting
ope
rat1
on
fr
om your
1Pod
an
d
liS-
tening
to it using
your
car's
speakers.
(iPod
I Shuffle key
Pla
yi
ng the
vi
deo on y
our
i
Pod
in a random
order.
3·
Repeat key
Selecting the repeat range.
·-
~
Screen mode key
Changing
the
screen mode.
Refer
to
Cha
nging the wide-screen mode on
page
8.
Cl
Pause
and play key
Pausing playback.
Returning
to
normal
playback during
paused.
slow
mot
ion, or frame-by-frame play-
back.
Basic
operations
Playing back videos
-,-
~
Touch
the
search
key
to pull up the
1Pod
menu
s.
X
Select a movie to play.
Refer
to
Playing videos (rom
your
/Pod
on page
15
.
•
Whe
n
the
source icon is not displayed. it
can
be
displayed
by
touching
the
screen.
• Di
sconnect
headphones
from
the
i
Po
d
be-
fore
connecting
it to
th1s
unit.
Depending on
the
iPod model and
the
amount
of data stored
in
the
iPod. it may
ta
ke
some
t
im
e
for
playback to begi
n.
• Use
the
touch
panel keys to
sel
ect the
1Pod
after
connect
ing it to
this
un1t.
• No Device
1s
d1spl
ay
ed
when disconnect-
ing
the
iPod.
Fa
st
forw
a1·
ding
or
reverstng ustng the
butt
ons
I
Press and hold
..,..
or
..,.
(
TRK
).
)
Notes
•
To
ensure proper operation. connect the
dock
connector
cable
from
the i
Pod
dit·ectly
to
th1s unit.
•
While
the iPod is
connected
to this uni
t.
the
iPod
cannot
be
turned
on or off.
• Touch panel keys not list
ed
under Moving
;m
-
ages operations may appear on the display.
Refer to Indicator list on page
44.
Using
this
unit's iPod
function
from
your
iPod
You
can listen to
sound
from
app
li
cations on
you r iPod
us1ng
the
car's
speakers when
App
Mode
is selected.
Th1s
function
1s
not
compatible
with the follo
w-
ing iPod models.
• iPod nano 1st generat1on
• iPod
with
vi
deo
Notes
• Video-related
functions
are not available to
iPod
with
l
ightn
ing
connector
use
rs
.
•
While
this
function
is in use. the iPod will not
turn
off even if
the
ignition
key
is
turned
off.
Operate the iPod to
turn
off the
powe1·.
Touch
the iPod control mode key
to
switch
to
App Mode.
2 Operate the connected
iPod
to select a
video/song and play.
Notes
•
Th
e
followmg
functions
are st
ill
access:ble
from
the
unit
even if the control
mode
IS
set
to
App
Mode
.
However. the operation will depend on you1·
applications.
- Playing/pausing
-
Fast
forwarding/l"evers1ng
-Tracking
up
/
down

(iPod
-Movi
ng
to a chapter up/down
• App Mode
is
co
mp
atib
le
with
the following
iPod models.
-
iPod
touch
4th
generati
on
1
Pod
touch
3r·d
generation
i
Pod
touch
2nd
generati
on
i
Pod
touch 1
st
genera
t1
on
iPod
claSS
IC1
60GB
-i
Pod
classic
120GB
-
iPod
classic
i
Pod
nano
6th
generati
on
i
Pod
nano 5th generation
1
Pod
nan
o
4th
gen
erat1
on
i
Pod
nano 3
rd
gener
at
ion
- i
Pod
nano
2nd
generation
iPhone
4S
iPhone 4
iPhone
3GS
iPhone
3G
- i
Ph
one
Shuffle
play
•
Touch
the shuffle
key.
•
Songs-
Pla
y
bac
kvideos/songs
in
these-
lected list
in
random
ord
er.
• Albums -
Pl
ay
back videos
/s
ongs from a
ran-
domly selected album
in
order.
• Off -
Tu
rn
off shuffle
play.
Repeating playback
•
Touch
the repeat
key.
•
One-
Re
peat
JUSt
the current
vid
eo
/song
•
All-
Repeat
all v
ide
os
/songs
in
the
se
lected
list
on
the i
Pod
Playing videos
from
your iPod
Videos can
be
played on
this
unit if an iPod
with
video capabilities is connected.
)
• This unit can play back
''
Mo
vi
es", ''Music vid-
eos".
"1V
show". "Video
Podcasr
and
"R
ent-
ed
Mo
vies"
which
are downloaded
from
the
iTunes store.
Note
This
function
is
not available to i
Po
d
with
light-
ntng
connec
tor users.
Touch
Search
to display
iPod
menus.
Refer to
Search key
on page
14.
2 Switch to
iPod
video mode.
•
If
you
want to
sw
itch
to
iPod
vid
eo
mode, tou
ch
the ico
n.
~
Switching to
iPod
vid
eo
mode.
u;_j
3 Play the video from the
iPod.
•
If
y
ou
want to switch
to
i
Pod
music mode. touch
the icon.
(iPod
~
Sw1tch1
ng
to
1Pod
mu
s
ic
mode.
L..;;_J
Browsing
for
a video/music
on
the
iPod
To
make opera
ting
and searching easy. opera-
tions
to
control
an
Pod
with
th1s
unit
are de-
signed
to be as sim
il
ar to the iPod as possible.
Note
Video-related fu
nc
tions are not available to iPod
with
light
n1n
g conn
ector
users.
Searching
for
a video/music
by
category
Touch
the
search
key to pull
up
the
iPod
menus.
Refer to
Search key
on page
1
4.
2
Touch
one
of
the categories
in
which you
want
to search for a video/music.
Category liSts (for
v1deo)
• Video Playlists
(vi
deo
pla
yli
sts)
• Movies
(movi
es
)
• Music Videos
(mus1c
v1deos)
• TV Shows
(TV
shows)
• Video Podcasts
(vid
eo
podcasts)
• Rented Movies
(ren
ted
mov
1
es)
•
Video
ITunesU
(video
ITunes
U)
Category lists (for music)
• Playlists
(p
la
yl
ist
s)
• Artists
(artists)
• Albums
(al
bu
ms)
• Songs
(s
ongs)
• Podcasts
(
pod
cas
ts)
• Genres
(genres)
• Composers
(composer
s)
• Audiobooks
(audiobooks)
Section
) 8
3
Touch
the
title of the list that you
want
to
play.
Repeat
this
operation
until
yo
u find the desired
video/music.
Notes
•
Depending
on the generation
or
version of
the
iPod,
some
functions
may not
be
avail-
able.
•
Yo
u can play playlists created with the com-
puter
application
(MusicSphere). The appli-
cation
will be avai lable on
ou1·
website.
• PlayI
ists
that
you created with the co
mput
er
app
li
cation
(MusicSphere) are displayed in
abbreviated form.
Searching
the
list
by
alphabet
Select a category.
Refer
to
Searching (or a v
id
eo
/
music
by category
on page
15.
2 Switch
to
alphabet
search
mode.
~
Sw
itching
to
alphabet search
~
mode
.
Alphabet
search
mode
is displayed.
3
Touch
the
first letter
of
the title of the
video/song you are looking for.
While
searching.
touch
panel
key
operation is
not
available.
•
To
ref1
ne
the
se
ar
-c
h with a
d1fferent
letter.
touch
Cancel.
4
Touch
the title of the list that you
want
to play.
Repeat
this
operation
unt
il
yo
u find the desired
song/video.
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Section
1m)
(
~iP_o_d
__________________
________
__
__
)
D
Changing
audiobook
speed
•
Touch
the
change speed key
to
change
the
speed.
Playback at a speed faster than
not·mal
Playback at normal
speed
Playback
at
a speed slower than
not·mal
Displaying lists
related
to
the
song
currently
playing
(link
search)
Touch the artwork to open a I1st
of
the
names
of
songs on the
album
current
ly playing. Touch the
name of the song you
want
to
play to start play-
ing
that
song.
Note
If part of the recorded
informatio
n does
not
dis-
play. a scroll
key
appears on
the
right side of list.
Touch the scroll
key
to
scroll.
@En
(
usa
)
This
unit
is
com
pliant
with
USB MSC (Ma
ss
Touch panel keys
Storage Clas
s)
and USB MTP (Med
1a
Transfer
Protocol
).
You
can also use USB MTP
(connecting
to
MTP-
compatib
le Android devices
using
a USB cable):
however some
function
s are not supported for
MTP connection.
USB
MSC
USB
MTP
MP
3
./ ./
WMA
./ ./
WAV
./
AAC
./ ./
Di
vX
./
MPE
G-1
./
MP
E
G-2
./
MPEG-4
./
J
PEG
./
Mu
s
ic
browse m
ode
./
Moving
images
operations
(Function of USB MSC)
You
can use this unit to view USB storage device
fil
es.
G
:·
Fast
forward
key/Reverse key
Fast forwarding
or
rev
ersmg
Touch to change the fast
forwa
rd and
re
verse
speed.
·
~
Search key
Displa
ym
g the file name list
to
se
lect the
files.
Ct
Switch subtitle language key
With DivX files featuring
multi-subtitle
re
-
cordings. you can
switch
between
subtit
le
languages
during
pl
aybac
k.
1
-l
:
Media
key
Sw1tching between media file types to pl
av
on
Music
Ni
deo/Photo.
(
~
)
Switch audio language key
With
Di
vX
fil
es
that
provides aud io playback
in different languages and different
audio
systems (Dolby D1gital.
DTS
. etc
.).
you can
switch
between languages/audio systems
during
pl
ayback.
C§
~
'
Repeat key
Selectmg the repeat rang
e.

(
USB
Re
fer to R
ep
eating play
ba
ck
on page
18.
Q;
Slow-motion playback key
(F
unc
tion f
or
Di
vX fi le/
MP
E
G-1
/
MP
E
G-2
/
MPEG
-4)
Mo
vi
ng the selection ahead one
frame
at a
time
during playback.
Touch and hold down the
key
for
more
than
two seconds to slow down
pl
ayback spee
d.
@
Stop key
Stopping playback.
If you resume playback, playback wi
ll
start
from
the
po1nt
where you stopped. T
ouch
the
key
again to stop playback
comp
letely.
·
~
·
Screen mode key
Changmg the screen mode.
Refer to
Chang
i
ng
the
wide-screen
mode on
page
8.
@·
Pause and play key
Pausing playback.
Returnmg to normal playback
during
paused. slow
mo
tion.
or
frame-by-frame pl
ay
-
bac
k.
Basic
operations
Playmg back videos
Jc
Connect
the USB device.
Playback will
automatically
start.
When the
sour
ce icon is
not
disp
layed. it can
be
displayed by
touching
the screen.
Fast
forwardin
g
or·
reversing u
sing
the b
utt
ons
[[
P
re
ss and hold
..,..
or
.,...
(
TRK
).
Notes
• Touch panel keys not listed
under
Moving im-
ages
operations may appear on the displ
ay.
Refer to Indicator list on page
44
.
)
• You can al
so
switch betw
ee
n lan
gua
ge
s/
audio systems using
Video Setup
men
u. F
or
detai ls, refer to
Set
ting
th
eaudio lang
ua
ge
on
page
27.
•
Th
is u
ni
t wi
ll
re
turn to normal playback if you
change the audio language
dur
ing fast for-
ward/f
as
t
rev
er
se
. pause
or
slow
mot
ion play-
back.
• You can also switch between subtitle lan-
guages using
Video Setup
menu. For de-
tai
Is,
re
fer to Setting
the
subtitle lang
ua
ge
on
page
27
.
• This
unit
wi
ll
return to normal playback if you
change the subtitle language
dur
ing fast for-
ward/fast
rev
e
rse,
pause or slow motion play-
back.
Sound playback
operations
You
can use this unit
to
listen to USB audio fil
es.
MTP connection
USB
MTP
(c
onnecting to M
TP
-compatib
le
Andro
id devices using a USB cable) is sup-
port
ed
only for MP3/WM
A/A
AC fi les m this func-
tion.
Notes
• The play
time
may not display correctly.
• When playmg back files recorded as VBR
(variable bit rate)
fi
l
es
. the play
time
will
not
be
correctly displayed if fast forward or
re
-
verse operations are used.
•
To
ensure proper operation,
connect
the
dock
connector
cable
from
the iPod directly
to
th1s
uni
t.
•
Whi
le the iPod is connected to
this
uni
t.
the
iPod
cannot
be
turned on
or
off.
• If the characters recorded on the USB
stor
-
age device are not
compa
tible
with
this
unit.
those characters will
not
be displayed.
(
usa
•
Te
xt informa
ti
on
ma
y not be c
or
rect
ly
dis-
play
ed
depending on
the
recorded environ-
men
t.
Di
sconnect the USB portable audio player/
USB memo
ry
when you are done usi ng i
t.
• When
yo
u
se
lect
Speana
on Selecting the
b
ackg
ro
und di
spla
y on p
ag
e
33
. the artwo
rk
is
not display
ed
.
Touch
panel
keys
CD
Information key
S
witching
the text
information
to display on
this
unit when pl
ay
ing MP3/
WMNAAC/WAV
files.
@
Search key
Displaying the f
il
e
name
list to select the
files.
G)
Media
key
S
witchmg
between
media
file types to play
on USB.
@
Sound retriever key
Refer to Using sound retriever on page
7.
([
Random key
Pl
ay
ing songs in random order.
Section
)GI
@
Repeat key
Se
lecting the repeat range.
(j)
DB
key
C
re
ating a database that enables searches
by artist name, genre, and
other
opt
ions.
Refer to Music b
row
se
mo
de
on pa
ge
17.
®
Previous folder
key/Next
folder
key
Selecting a folder.
®
Pause and play key
Pa
using and starting playback.
Basic
operations
Playrng back
track
s
:
_r
Conne
ct the
USB
d
ev
ice.
Playback wrll au
toma
tical
ly
start.
When the source icon is
not
displayed, it
can
be drspla
yed
by
touc
hi ng the screen .
Fast
forwarding
or
reversing
using
the
buttons
[}~
Press and hold
..,..
or
.,...
(
TRK
).
Music
browse
mode
(F
unctio
n f
or
USB MSC)
This unit
cr
ea
tes an mdex m o
rd
er to facilitate
browsing
f
or
a song.
You
can search
by
thecate-
gories such as albums and artists.
A
cAUTION
• This
function
is not available wh
en
the USB
storage de
vi
ce is locked.
• This
function
is not available when the
fr
ee
space of USB storage de
vi
ce is less than
5MB.
•
While
this
unit
creates an inde
x,
do
not
turn
the
unit off.
It
may cau
se
loss of data on
your
USB storage
dev1ce.
m
::::s
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u;·
:::r
En@

Section
1m»
C~
u
_
sB
____________________________
)
• If you switch to
v1deo
or
JPEG 1mage display
while
a database
is
being created.
or
when
a
database could not
be
created . a message
appears and database creat1on stops.
Touch
DB
to
create a database
in
Music
browse mode.
Refe1,
to
Sound playback operations
on page 1
7.
2
When
"Save the Database
to
memory?"
is
displayed, touch "Yes".
Saving of the database is
com
pleted. If you
do
not save it.
touch
"No".
When the
sa
ving is completed.
"Completed
saving Database
to
memory."
appears.
Music
browse
mode
will start.
3 Display a list and touch
the
tag
key.
4 Select a file.
Still image playback operations
(Function for USB MSC)
You
can use
this
unit
to
v1ew
still images saved
on a USB storage device.
Touch
panel
keys
@En
Fast forward key/Reverse key
Selectlllg
a picture.
~
?:
Search key
Display1ng the file name list to select
the
files.
~
j-
Capture key
Capturing
an image
1n
JPEG
f1les.
4
Media
key
Sw
itching between media fi
le
types
whe
n
there
is
more
than
one
media
f1le
type saved
to the
USB
de
v1
ce. This key does not
appear
if there is only one media file type saved to
the
USB
device.
5
/·
Random key
Playing files in a random order.
(
~6
Repeat key
Se
l
ecting
the repeat range.
Rotate key
Rotating the displayed pi
cture
90
'
clockw
i
se.
([
Previous folder
key/Next
folder key
Selecting a folder.
·j
Screen mode key
Chang1ng the screen mode.
Refe1,
to
Changing
the
wide,screen
mode
on
page
8.
;[a
· Pause and play key
Starting
or
pauslllg the sl1deshow.
(
usa
Basic
operations
Play1ng
st1ll
1ma
ges
--
_)_
Connect the U
SB
device.
Pla
yback
w1ll
automatically start.
.
When the source icon is not display
ed
.
it
can
be
displayed
by
touch1n
g the screen.
Selecting a f
1l
e using the
bu
ttons
_i
Pres
s
<Ill
or
..,..
(
TRK
).
Fa
st
f1le
se
a1"ch1ng
CT p,
-ess
and hold
<111
or
..,..
(
TRK
)
.
You
ca
n search
10
JPEG
files
at
a
t1me.
If
there are
fe
wer than
10
f
il
es
.the search will
cover the
f11
·st or last
f1le.
Notes
Files are played back in file
number
order
and
folders
are skipped if they
contain
no
files. (If
fo
lder
1
(ROOT)
contains
no files.
playback
commences
with
folder
2
.)
• Touch panel keys not listed
under
Still image
playback operations
may appear on
the
di
s-
play.
Refer to
Indicator list
on page
44.
Switching
the
media
file
type
•
Touch
Media
to
switch
between
media
file types.
Random
play
{shuffle)
•
Touch
the
random
key.
•
On-
Play
back files
in
random
ord
er
within
the repeat range.
Folder
and
Media.
•
Off-
Cancel random play.
Repeating playback
•
Touch
the
repeat key.
•
Folder-
Repeat the cur
ren
t folder
)
•
All-
Repeat
all
f1les
• W
he
n
Folder
1s
se
lected. 1t
is
n
ot
pos
sdJ
!e to
play back a
su
bfo
lde
r
of
that
foid
e
t-.
• If
you
se
lect
USB
source. the
repea
t play
range changes to
All.
Selecting files
from
the
file
name
list
(Fun
ct
ion f
or
compressed audio/Di
vX
/MPEG-1/
MPEG-2/MPEG-4)
Operation is the same as
that
for
Disc.
Refer to
Selecting
files
from
the
file
name
list
on
page
12.
Displaying lists related
to
the
song
currently
playing
{link search)
Touch the
artwork
to open a I
ist of the
names
of
songs
on
the
album
currently
play1ng. Touch the
name
of the song you
want
to play to start play-
ing
that
song.
Notes
• If part of
the
recorded
inf
ormation does
not
display, a scroll
key
appears
on
the
nght
s1de
of
list. Touch
the
scroll
ke
y to scroll.
• T
h1s
funct1on is available for USB
dev1
ces
1n
Music
browse mode.
Playing
DivX
®VOD
content
Operat
ion
is
the
same as
that
for Disc.
Refer to
Playing
DivfFJ
VOD
content
on page
3.
Capture an image in
JPEG
files
You
can
capture
image
data
and
use
1t
as wall-
paper
. Images can
be
stored and reca
ll
ed eas
1l
y
1n
this
unit.

(
USB
• Only one image can be stored on
this
unit.
Old image
is
overwritten
with
the new one.
1
Touch
.,../II
to
pause the slide show when
the desired image
is
displayed.
2
Touch
Capture
to
capture the desired
image.
3 When "Do you save this image?"
is
dis-
played, touch
Yes.
While storing the i
mage
to
this
unit,
"Saving
the image. During the save, please don't
turn
off
the engine."
is displayed. When the
process is finished,
"Image saved."
is dis-
play
ed.
•
To
cancel the storage process, touch
No
.
)
Section
(
Bluetooth
Audio
)8
•
Sound playback
operations
Touch
panel
keys
(Function of
AVH-2oosn
You
can use
this
unit to listen to
Bluetooth
audio
files.
Notes
• Depending on the Bluetooth
audio
player
connected to this unit.
the
av
ailable opera-
t
io
ns will
be
limited to
the
following
two
le
v-
els:
-
A2
DP
profile (Advanced Audio
Di
stribution
Profile):
You
can
only playba
ck
songs
on
your
aud1o
player.
-
AV
RCP
profile (AudioNideo
Rem
o
te
Control
Profile):
You
can
pe
t-form
play
ba
ck.
pause
playback, select songs, etc.
• As there is a wide
va
riety of
Bluetooth
audio
players avai I
able on the
market
operations
available with specific
models
ma
y vary
ex-
tensively. When
attempting
to
t-un
a
Bluetooth
audio
player using
this
unit. refet-
to the i
nstruction
manual
that
came
with the
player
as
well
as
to this
manual
for
assis-
tance.
• As the signal from y
our
cellul
ar
phone
may
cause noi
se.
avotd using
tt
when you are lis-
tening
to
songs on yo
ur
Bluetooth
audio
player.
• The sound
from
a Bluetooth audio player
connected
to
this
unit
w
il
l
be
mu
ted whi
le
a
call
is
in progress on a ce
ll
ular
phone
con-
nected to
this
untt v
ia
Bluetooth wtreless
techno
logy.
• The play
time
ma
y not dtspl
ay
cor
rectly.
• Depending on the ty
pe
of Bluetoo
th
audio
player you h
av
e
connected
to
this
unit. oper-
ation and
information
display
ma
y
not
be
ava
ilab
le
for
some
func
tions.
CD
Random key
Playing songs
in
random ord
et-.
C1)
Repeat key
Selecting the repeat range.
@
Pause
and play key
Pa
ustng and starting playback.
Setting up for Bluetooth audio
Before you can u
se
the Bluetooth
audio
function
you
must
establtsh a
Bl
uetooth wi t-eless connec-
tion between the unit and your
Bluetooth
audio
player.
~
~
Connecti
on
F1
rst.
yo
u
need
to
connect a Bluetooth
aud1o
to
th1s u
ni
t.
For
deta1ied
instructions
on
conn
ec
ting
you
t-
Biuetooth
aud1
o to this unit v1a Bluetooth wit
-e-
less
technol
og
y.
t-efer
to
Bluetooth connecti
on
menu
on
pag
e
32.
m
::I
12.
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En@

Section
D (
Bluetooth
Audio
liD
Notes
•
Wh
en
playtng back files recorded as VBR
(v
ar
iab
le
bit rate) fi l
es.
the play time w
il
l not
be correct
ly
displayed if fast forward or
re-
verse operations are used.
•
To
ensure proper operation.
connect
the
dock connector cable
from
the
1Pod
directly
to
this uni
t.
•
Whil
e the iPod is connected to this un
1t
the
1Pod
cannot
be
turned
on
or
o
ff.
• If the characte
rs
recorded on y
our
Bluetooth
audio player
ar·e
not
compatible
with this
unit
those characte
rs
wrl l not
be
displa
yed.
• Text i
nforma
tion
ma
y not be correctly dis-
played
depending
on the recorded
en
vi
ron-
men
t.
Random
play
(shuffle)
•
Touch
the
random key.
•
On-
Play back fil
es
m rand
om
order.
•
Off-
Cancel
random
pl
ay.
Repeating
playback
•
Touch
the
repeat
key.
•
One-
Re
peat
the
c
ur
r
ent
song on
ly
•
All-
Repeat all songs
@En
) (
Streaming
Pandora
®
Pandora
operations
For iPhone users
-
Connect
an iPod to USB input.
-Set
Pandora Connection
to
iPhone.
(Function of AVH-200BT)
(Th
is setting is not required for AVH-
100DVD.)
For smartphone users
(Function of AVH
-20
0BT)
-Set
Pandora Connection
to
Android.
- A Bluetooth
connect
ion is required for
Android
dev1
ces. Refer to
8/uetooth connec-
tion menu
on page
32.
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Important
Requirements to access Pando
ra
using the
P1oneer
car
audio/video products:
Connect
an
1Pod
to USB tnput or
an
Android de-
vice
using
Bluetooth to play Pando
ra
on this
• Please
upda
te
the
fir
mw
a
re
of the Pandora
app
li-
cat
ion
to
the
latest version before use.
• The latest version of the Pandora appl1cat1on can
be
downloaded
on i
Tu
nes
App
Store and Google
Play.
• Create a free
or
a paid
account
onl1ne.
You
can
create
the
account
in the Pandma
app
li
cation
from
your
iPhone
or
on
the
website. The URL in
the
followmg:
ht
tp
://
www
pandora.
com
/register
• If
the
Data Plan
for
you r 1Phone does not prov1de
for
un
lim
ited data usage. addition
al
charges
from
your
carrier may apply f
or
accessing
th
e
Pandora
se
rv1ce
v1a
3G
and
/o
r
EDGE
networks.
•
Yo
u need to con
nect
to
the
Internet via 3G.
EDGE
or
Wi
-F
i net
work
to use the
se
rvice from
Pa
ndora.
Limitations:
•
Depending
on the
av
ailabilit
y to the Internet.
yo
u
may
not
be
able to rec
ei
ve
Pandora service.
• Pan
dora
service is subject to change wi
thout
no-
tice. The
serv1
ce could be affected
by
an
y of
the
fo
ll
owmg:
firmwa
re
versi
ons
of iP
ho
ne. f
11·mwa
(e
vers1ons of Pandora application. changes
to
the
Pandora mus1c se
rv1ce.
•
Certam
fun
c
ti
ons of the Pandora s
er-
vi
ce
ar
·e
not
available when accessmg
the
service through the
P1
oneer
car
aud1o/
vi
deo
products
.They rncl ude
but
not li
mi
ted
to
the
following: creating new sta-
ti
on
s.
deleting stat1ons.
se
nding
1nformat1
on
abo
ut
curre
nt stat1ons. buymg
tr
acks f
ro
m
iTunes.
vi
ewing
addition
al
text i
nf
ormation. log-
Qing
1n
to
Pa
ndora. adjus
t1ng
Cell Network Aud:o
Qual
ity.
Pan
do
ra internet radio
is
a
music
se
rvice not
af-
filiated
with
P1o
neer.
More 1nformat1on
is
avai
l-
able at http
://
www.pandora.com.
The Pandora mobile application is available for
mo
st
iPhone and smartphone. please
v1s1t
www.pa
ndora.com
/everywhere/m
obi
le
for
the
latest
compatibility
information.
Setting
the
Pandora connect mode
(Function of AVH-200BT)
Press
the
home button
to
switch
to
the
home
display.
2 Touch
the
system key
to
open
the
system
menu.
3 Touch Pandora Connection repeatedly
until
the
desired setting appears on the
screen.
iPhone:
An
iPhone
rs
connected
us1ng
an actual
cable.
Android:
An
Android device rs connected u
sn
g
Bluetooth.