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Contents
Before
You
Start....................................................................................... 2
Getting
Started..................................•..................................................... 3
Radio.......................................................................................................... 5
CD/USB/iPod/
AUX
................................................................................... 6
App
Mode
..............•.................................................................................. 8
Pandora® ................................................................................................... 8
Spotify®..................................................................................................... 9
Using Pioneer
ARC
APP
........................................................................ 10
Settings...............................................•................................................... 10
FUNCTION settings ...................•..........................................................
11
AUDIO settings......................................................................................
11
SYSTEM
settings•.................................................................................. 12
ILLUMINATION settings....................................................................... 12
MIXTRAX settings.•............................................................................... 13
Connections/Installation..................................................................... 13
Additional
Information
........................................................................ 15
About
this
manual:
• In
the
following
instructions, a
USB
memory
or
USB
audio player
are
referred
to
as
"USB
device".
• In this manual, iPod and iPhone are referred
to
as
"iPod'~
2
En
IBeforeYou
Start
Thank you
for
purchasing
this
PIONEER
product
To
ensure proper
use,
please
read
through this manual before using this product. It
is
especially
important
that you read and observe WARNINGs and CAUTIONs in this manual.
Please
keep the
manual in a
safe
and accessible place for future reference.
This device complies
with
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
to
the following
two
conditions:
(1)
this device may
not
cause harmful interference, and
(2)
this device must accept any interference
received, including interference
that
may cause undesired operation.
Alteration or modifications carried
out
without
appropriate authorization may invalidate
the
user's
right
to
operate the equipment.
Note
This equipment
has
been tested and found
to
comply
with
the limits for a
Class
Bdigital device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These limits are designed
to
provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates,
uses
and
can
radiate radio frequency energy and,
if
not
installed and used in accordance
with
the instructions,
may cause harmful interference
to
radio communications. However, there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference will
not
occur in a particular installation.
If
this
equipment
does cause harmful
interference
to
radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment
off
and on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct the interference by one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the
equipment
and receiver.
-Connect the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on a circuit differentfrom
that
to
which the receiver
is
connected.
-Consult the dealer or
an
experienced radio!TV technician for help.
The Safety
of
Your
Ears
is in Your Hands
Get
the
most
out
of
your
equipment
by playing
it
at a
safe
level-a
level
that
lets the sound come
through
clearly
without
annoying blaring or distortion and, most importantly,
without
affecting your
sensitive hearing. Sound
can
be deceiving.
Over time, your hearing "comfort level" adapts
to
higher volumes
of
sound,
so
what sounds "normal"
can actually
be
loud and harmful
to
your hearing. Guard against this by setting your 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 until you
can
hear
it
comfortably and clearly,
without
distortion.
•Once you have established a comfortable sound level, set the dial and leave
it
there.
BE
SURE
TO
OBSERVE
THE
FOLLOWING GUIDELINES:
•Do
not
turn
up
the volume
so
high
that
you can't hear what's around you.
•
Use
caution ortemporarily discontinue
use
in potentially hazardous situations.
•Do
not
use headphones while operating a motorized vehicle; the
use
of
headphones may create a
traffic hazard and
is
illegal in many
areas.
AwдRNING
А CAUTION
After-sales service for Pioneer products
1 Getting Started
DEH-X2900UI
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Frequently used operations
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Turn on the power*
Press
SRC/OFF
to
turn
on
Press
SRC
to
turn
on
the
the power. power.
Press
and hold
SRC/OFF
to
Press
and hold
SRC
to
turn
turn
off
the power.
off
the power.
Adjust the volume Turn the
M.C.
dial.
Press
VOLUME+
or-.
Press
MUTE
to
mute
the
unit.
Press
MUTE
again or
press
VOLUME
+or-
to
unmute.
Select a source
Press
SRC/OFF
repeatedly.
Press
SRC
repeatedly.
Change the display
Press
DISP
repeatedly.
Press
DISP
repeatedly.
information
Return
to
the previous
Press
BAND/!:>
.
Press
..._/~
to
select
the
display/list next/previous folder.
Return
to
the normal display
Press
and hold
BAND/!:>
.
-
from the menu
*
When this unit's
blue/white
lead
is
connected
to
the vehicle'sauto-antenna relay control terminal,
the vehicle's antenna extends when this unit's source
is
turned on.
To
retract the antenna, turn
the
source off.
Display indication
LOC
Appears when the local seek
tuning
function
is
set (page
11
).
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Appears when
the
sound retriever function
is
set (page
11
).
Appears when random/shuffle play
is
set.
Appears when repeat play
is
set.
Appears when the iPod control function
is
set (page
7).
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Detach
the
front
panel
to
prevent
theft.
Remove any cables and devices
attached
to
the
front
panel and
turn
off
the
unit
before
detaching
it.
Detach Attach
c!r
Important
• Avoid subjecting the front panel
to
excessive shock.
• Keep the
front
panel
out
of
direct sunlight and
high
temperatures.
• Always store the detached
front
panel in a protective
case
or bag.
Remove
the
insulation sheet before use.
A
wARNING
How
to replace
the
battery
Insert the
CR2025
(3
V)
battery with the plus(+) and
minus(-)
poles orientated properly.
• Do not ingest the battery, Chemical Burn Hazard
(The remote control supplied with) This
product
contains a
coin/button
cell battery.
If
the
coin/
button
cell battery
is
swallowed,
it
can cause severe internal burns in just 2 hours and can lead
to
death.
Keep new and used batteries away from children.
If
the battery
compartment
does
not
close securely, stop using the
product
and keep
it
away from
children.
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1
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [RADIO].
2
Press
BAND/!:>
to select
the
band from [FM1], [FM2], [FM3] or [AM].
3
Press
a
number
button
(1/
A to
6/~).
TIP
The
~/
.........
buttons
can be also used
to
select a preset station
when
[SEEK]
is
set
to
[PCH]
in
the
FUNCTION settings (page
11
).
The six strongest stations are stored on
the
number
buttons (1/
A
to
6/~).
1 After selecting the band, press
the
M.C. dial
to
display
the
main menu.
2
Turn
the
M.C. dial to select [FUNCTION],
then
press to confirm.
3 Turn
the
M.C. dial to select [BSM], then press to confirm.
To
seek a station manually
1 After selecting
the
band, press
~/...,...
to
select a station.
Press
and hold
~/...,...
then release
to
seek
an
available station. Scanning stops
when the
unit
receives a station.
To
cancel seek tuning, press
~/...,....
NOTE
[SEEK]
needs
to
be set
to
[MAN] in the FUNCTION settings (page
11
).
To
store stations manually
1 While receiving
the
station you
want
to
store, press and hold one
of
the
number
buttons
(1/
A
to
6/~)
until
it
stops flashing.
ICD/USB/iPod/AUX
Disconnect headphones from
the
device before connecting
it
to
the
unit.
CD
1 Insert a disc into
the
disc loading slot
with
the
label side up.
To
eject a disc, stop playbackfirst then press
~.
USB
devices (including Android™)/iPod
1 Open
the
USB
port
cover.
2 Plug in
the
USB
device/iPod using an appropriate cable.
NOTE
To
automatically switch
to
[USB]
source
when
a
USB
device/iPod
is
connected
to
the unit, set
[USB
AUTO]
to
[ON] in the
SYSTEM
settings (page
12).
A
cAUTION
Use
an
optional
Pioneer
USB
cable
(CD-USOE)
to
connect
the
USB
device
as
any device connected
directly
to
the
unit
will
protrude
out
from
the
unit, which could be dangerous.
Before removing
the
device, stop playback.
AOA connections
For details on
AOA
connection,
see
page 10.
MTP connection
A device installed
with
Android
OS
4.0
or
later can be connected
to
the
unit
via
MTP,
using
the
cable
supplied
with
the
device. However,
depending
on
the
connected device and
the
numbers
of
the
files in
the device,
audio
files/songs
may
not
be able
to
be played back via
MTP.
Note
that
MTP
connection
is
not
compatible
with
WAV
file formats, and
cannot
be used
with
the
MIXTRAX function.
NOTE
Ifyou use an
MTP
connection, [ANDROID
WIRED]
needs
to
be set
to
[MEMORY] in
the
SYSTEM
settings
(page 12).
AUX
1 Insert
the
stereo mini plug into
the
AUX
input
jack.
2
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [AUX]
as
the
source.
NOTE
If [AUX]
is
set
to
[OFF]
in
the
SYSTEM
settings, [AUX]
cannot
be selected
as
a source (page 12).
You
can
make various adjustments in
the
FUNCTION
settings (page
11
).
Note
that
the
following
operations
do
not
work
for
an
AUX
device.
To
operate
an
AUX
device, use
the
device itself.
Search
for afile from a list
Press
and hold
Press
~
to
display the list.
2 Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select the desired
file (folder) name or category, then
press
to
confirm.
3 Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select the desired
file, then
press
to
confirm.
Playback starts.
View a list
of
the files
in
the selected folder/
Press
the
M.C.
dial when afoldericategory
category*l
is
selected.
Play
a song in the selected folder/
Press
and hold the
M.C.
dial when afolder/
category*l category
is
selected.
Alphabetical
search
(iPod only)
Press
~
to
display the list.
Sound retriever*l
2 Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select the desired
category list, then
press
~
to enter the
alphabetical search mode.
(Turning the
M.C.
dial twice also enters
the alphabetical
search
mode.)
3 Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select a letter, then
press
to
display the alphabetical list.
To
cancel alphabetical search,
press
BAND/
!:>.
Switch between compressed audio and
CD-
Press
BAND/!:>.
DA
(CD
only)
Change drives in
USB
device
Press
BAND/!:>.
(Devices
that
supportthe
USB
mass
storage
device
class
protocol only)
*1 Compressed audio files only
*2 When you
use
the
fast forward or reverse function while playing a
VBR
file, the playback
time
may
be
not
correct.
Useful
functions for
iPod
Link play mode
You
can
access
songs based on
the
artist, album,
or
genre currently playing.
1
While listening to a song, press and hold
~
to
enter
the
link play mode.
2 Turn
the
M.C. dial to select
the
mode
([ARTIST], [ALBUM], [GENRE]), then press to
confirm.
The selected song/album will be played after
the
currently playing song.
NOTE
The selected song/album may be canceled
if
you
use
functions other than those from
the
link play
mode
(e.g. fast forward and reverse).
i
Pod control
You
can control
the
unit
via a connected iPod.
The
following
iPod models
are
not
compatible
with
this function.
-iPod nano 1st generation, iPod
with
video
1
Press
BAND/!:>
during playback,
then
select
the
control mode.
[CONTROL iPod]:
The unit's iPod
function
can
be operated from
the
connected iPod.
[CONTROL AUDIO]:
The unit's iPod function can
only
be operated by
the
buttons on
the
unit
or
supplied remote control.
In
this mode,
the
connected iPod cannot be
turned
on or
off
.
NOTES
• Switching
the
control
mode
to
[CONTROL
iPod) pauses song playback.
Use
the connected iPod
to
resume playback.
• The
following
operations are still accessible from the unit, even
if
the
control
mode
is
set to
[CONTROL
iPod).
-Pause, fast forward/reverse, song/chapter selection
• The volume can
only
be adjusted from the unit.
The MIXTRAX
function
creates a non-stop mix
of
your
music library, accompanied
by
illumination
effects.
For
details on MIXTRAX settings,
see
page 13.
NOTES
• This
function
is
not
compatible
with
an Android device connected via
MTP.
• When
USB
is
selected
as
asource and
the
MIXTRAX
function
is
in
use,
the sound retriever function
is
disabled.
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2
3
Basic operations
Purpose
1 Pandora®
1
2
3
Basic operations
[2]:
1
2
3
Basic operations
9
IUsing Pioneer ARC APP
You
can operate
the
unit
from
Pioneer
ARC
APP
installed on an iPhone/Android device.
In some
cases,
you can control aspects
of
the
application, such
as
source selection,
pause, etc.,
by
using
the
unit.
For details on
what
operations are available on
the
application,
see
the
application's
help
section.
A wARNING
Do
not
attempt
to
operate the application while driving. Make sure to pull
off
the
road and park your
vehicle in a
safe
location before
attempting
to
use
the
controls on the application.
For
iPhone
users
This
function
is
compatible
with
iPhones (iPhone 5 or later) and iPod touches installed
with
iOS
8.0
or
later.
You
can
download
Pioneer
ARC
APP
on iTunes
App
Store.
For
Android
device
users
This
function
is
compatible
with
devices
that
have Android
OS
4.1
or
later installed and
also
support
AOA (Android Open Accessory) 2.0.
You
can
download
Pioneer
ARC
APP
on
Google
Play™.
NOTE
Some Android devices connected via
AOA
2.0
may
not
work
properly
or
emit
sounds due
to
their
own
software design, regardless
of
the
OS
version.
1
Connect this
unit
with
the
mobile
device.
• iPhone/Android device via
USB
(page
6)
Proceed
to
step 6
if
you select
the
USB
connection
for iPhone.
2
Press
the
M.C. dial
to
display
the
main
menu.
3
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [SYSTEM],
then
press
to
confirm.
4
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [ANDROID WIRED],
then
press
to
confirm.
S
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [APP CONTROL] for an Android device connected via
USB.
10
En
If
[ON]
is
selected in
[P.APP
AUTO
ON] (page 12), Pioneer
ARC
APP
on
the
Android
device starts automatically, and all
the
steps are finished.
NOTE
IfPioneer
ARC
APP
has
not
been installed on your Android device yet, a message
that
promptsyou
to install the application will appear on your Android device. Select
[OFF]
in
[P.APP
AUTO
ON]
to
clear the message (page 12).
6
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select
any
source.
7 Launch Pioneer
ARC
APP on
the
mobile
device.
NOTE
You
can also launch the application by pressing and holding
the
M.C.
dial for iPhone.
1
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [ANDROID].
Basic
operations
Sound retriever
I
Settings
Press
3/S.Rtrv.
[1
]:
Effective for low compression rates
[2]: Effective for high compression rates
You
can adjust various settings in
the
main menu.
1
Press
the
M.C. dial
to
display
the
main
menu.
2 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
one
of
the
categories below,
then
press
to
confirm.
• FUNCTION settings (page 1
1)
• AUDIO settings (page 1
1)
•
SYSTEM
settings (page 1
2)
• ILLUMINATION settings (page 1
2)
• MIXTRAX settings (page 1
3)
3 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
the
options,
then
press
to
confirm.
The
menu
items
vary
according
to
the
source.
LOCAL
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Store
the
six strongest stations
on
the
number
buttons
(1
I A
to
61¢)
automatically.
FM:
[OFF], [LV1],
[LV2], [LV3],
[LV4]
Restrict
the
tuning
station according
to
the
AM: [OFF], [LV1],
[LV2]
signal strength.
S.RTRV
[1] (effective
for
low
compression
rates),
[2] (effective
for
high
compression rates),
[OFF]
AUDIO
BOOK
[FASTER],
[NORMAL],
[SLOWER]
BOOKMARK
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NEW
STATION
~~~-~~
[FROM
TRACK],
[FROM
ARTIST]
Assign
~
or
~
buttons
to
seek
the
stations
one
by
one (manual
tuning)
or
select a station
from
the
preset channels.
Store
the
information
about
the
song currently
being played
to
your
music list on Spotify.
Remove
the
song
information
stored in
[SAVE].
Enhance compressed
audio
and restore rich
sound.
Not
available when:
•
USB
is
selected
as
a source and
the
MIXTRAX
function
is
set
to
on.
• CO-DA/CD-TEXT
is
played back.
Change
the
playback speed. (Not available
when
[CONTROL
iPod]
is
selected in
the
control mode.)
Store
the
track
information
currently being
played in
your
Pandora account.
Create a
new
station based on
the
track or artist
currently
being
played.
FADER*1
BALANCE
EQSETTING
[SUPER
BASS],
[POWERFUL],
[NATURAL], [VOCAL],
[CUSTOM
1
],
[CUSTOM2],
[FLAT]
Select an equalizer band and
level
for
further
customizing.
Equalizer band: [80HZ], [250HZ],
[800HZ], [2.SKHZ], [8KHZ]
Equalizer level: [+6]
to
[-6]
LOUDNESS
[OFF], [LOW], [MID], [HI]
SUB.W*2
[NOR],
[REV],
[OFF]
SUB.W
CTRL
*2*3
Cut-offfrequency: [50HZ],
[63HZ], [80HZ],
[1OOHZ],
[125HZ],
[160HZ], [200HZ]
Output level:
[-24]
to
[+6]
Slope level: [-12],
[-24]
BASS
BOOST
[0]
to
[+6]
Pause
or
resume playback.
Adjust
the
front
and rear speaker balance.
Adjust
the
left and
right
speaker balance.
Select
or
customize
the
equalizer curve.
[CUSTOM
1]
can be set separatelyfor each source.
However, each
ofthe
below
combinations are set
to
the
same setting automatically.
•
USB,
iPod,
PANDORA
(iPhone), ANDROID,
SPOTIFY,
and
APP
(iPhone)
[CUSTOM2]
is
a shared setting used for all
sources.
Compensate
for
clear sound at
low
volume.
Select
the
subwoofer phase.
Only frequencies
lower
than those in
the
selected range are
output
from
the subwoofer.
Select
the
bass
boost level.
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HPF SETTING
Cut-offfrequency:
[OFF],
[50HZ], Onlyfrequencies higher than
the
high-pass filter
[63HZ], [80HZ],
[1OOHZ],
[125HZ],
(HPF)
cutoff
are
output
from
the
speakers.
[160HZ], [200HZ]
Slope level: [-12],
[-24]
SLA
[+4]
to
[-4]
Adjust
the
volume level
for
each source except
FM.
Each
of
the
below
combinations are set
to
the
same setting automatically.
•
USB,
iPod,
PANDORA
(iPhone), ANDROID,
SPOTIFY,
and
APP
(iPhone)
*1
Not
available
when
[SUB.W/SUB.W]
is
selected in [SP-P/0 MODE] in
the
INITIAL settings (page
5).
*2
Not
available
when
[REAR/REAR]
is
selected in [SP-P/0 MODE] in
the
INITIAL settings (page 5).
*3
Not
available
when
[OFF]
is
selected in [SUB.W].
You can also access
to
these
menus
when
the
unit
is
turned
off.
CLOCK
SET
12H/24H
[12H], [24H]
AUX
[ON],
[OFF]
SPOTIFY
[ON],
[OFF]
ANDROID
WIRED
[MEMORY],
[APP
CONTROL]
P.APP AUTO
ON
[ON],
[OFF]
12
En
Set
the
clock (page
5).
Select
the
time
notation.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using
an
auxiliary device
connected
to
the
unit.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using
the
Spotify
function.
Select
the
appropriateconnection
method
for
an
Android device.
Select [ON]
to
automatically launch Pioneer
ARC
APP
when
an
Android device
is
connected
to
the
unit
via
AOA.
(Not available when
[MEMORY]
is
selected in [ANDROID
WIRED].)
USB AUTO
[ON],
[OFF]
COLOR
[KEY
COLOR],
[DISP
COLOR],
[BOTH
COLOR]
DIM
SETTING
[SYNC
ILLUMI],
[SYNC
CLOCK],
[MANUAL]
BRIGHTNESS
[KEY],
[DISP]
Select [ON]
to
automatically switch
to
[USB]
source
when
a
USB
device/iPod
is
connected
to
the
unit.
Select
[OFF]
when
a
USB
device/iPod
is
being
connected
to
the
unit
just
for charging.
Select color for
the
keys/display
of
the
unit
from
12
preset colors,
[SCAN]
or [CUSTOM]*.
• [SCAN]: Cycle
through
a variety
of
colors
automatically.
• [CUSTOM]*:
1
Press
and hold
the
M.C.
dial
until
the
color
setting display appears.
2 Set
the
primary color
(R
(red}/G (green}/B
(blue)) and brightness level ([0]
to
[60]).
You
cannot select a level
below
10
for all three
of
R(red), G (green), B(blue) at
the
same time.
You
can also customize
the
preset colors. Select
one
of
the
preset colors,
then
press and hold
the
M.C.
dial
until
the
color setting display appears.
* The
CUSTOM
setting
is
only
available
for
[KEY
COLOR]
and
[DISP
COLOR].
Change
the
display brightness.
Select
the
brightness
for
the
keys/display
of
the
unit
from
[1]
to
[1
0].
The available setting ranges differ
depending
on
[DIM
SETTING].
ILLUMI
FX
[ON],
[OFF]
SHORT
PLAYBCK
[1.0 MIN], [1.5 MIN], [2.0 MIN],
[2.5 MIN], [3.0 MIN],
[OFF]
FLASH
AREA
[KEY
/DISPLAY],
[KEY],
[OFF]
FLASH
PATTERN
[SOUND
LEVEL
1]
to
[SOUND
LEVEL
6]
[LOW
PASS
1]
to
[LOW
PASS
6]
[RANDOM1]
[RANDOM2]
[RANDOM3]
DISPLAY
FX
[ON],
[OFF]
CUTIN
FX
[ON],
[OFF]
The illumination effect can be
seen
when a
CD
is
inserted/ejected.
The illumination effect will activate when the
ACC
power
is
turned
on/off
regardless
of
this
setting.
Select the length
of
the playback time.
Select the area for the illumination effect.
When
[OFF]
is
selected, the color set underthe
ILLUMINATION settings (page
12)
is
used
as
the
display color.
Change the illumination effect according
to
the sound and
bass
level.
The flash pattern changes according
to
the
sound level.
The flash pattern changes according
to
the
bass
level.
The flash pattern changes randomlyaccording
to
the sound level mode and
low
pass
mode.
The flash pattern changes randomly according
to
the sound level mode.
The flash pattern changes randomlyaccording
to
the
low
pass
mode.
Set
the
MIXTRAX
special effects on/off.
Turn the
MIXTRAX
sound effects
on/off
while
manually changing the tracks.
IConnections/Installation
A
wARNING
• When speaker
output
is
used by 4
channels,
use
speakers over
50
W
(maximum.
input
power) and between 4
0
to
8 0
(impedance value). Do
not
use
1
0
to
3 0 speakers for this unit.
• When rear speaker
output
is
used by 2
0
of
subwoofer,
use
speakers over
70
W
(maximum
input
power).
*Please refer
to
connections for a
connection method.
• The black cable
is
ground. When
installing this
unit
or power
amp
(sold
separately), make sure
to
connect the
ground wire first. Ensure that
the
ground
wire
is
properly connected
to
metal parts
of
the
car's
body. The ground wire
of
the
power amp and the one
of
this
unit
or
any other device must be connected
to
the car separately
with
different screws.
If
the
screw for the ground wire loosens or
falls out,
it
could result in fire, generation
of
smoke or malfunction.
Ground wire
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AMP
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of
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car's
body
device
in
the
car)
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Not supplied for this
unit
c!>=
Important
• When installing this
unit
in avehicle
without
an
ACC
(accessory) position on
the ignition switch, failure to connect the
red cable
to
the terminal
that
detects
operation
of
the ignition key may result
in battery drain.
ACC
position
No
ACC
position
•
Use
this
unit
with
a 12-volt battery and
negative grounding only. Failure
to
do
so
may result in afire or malfunction.
•
To
prevent a short-circuit, overheating or
malfunction, be sure
to
follow the
directions below.
-Disconnect
the
negative terminal
of
the
battery before installation.
-Secure the
wiring
with
cable clamps or
adhesive tape. Wrap adhesive tape
around wiring
that
comes into contact
with
metal parts
to
protect the wiring.
-Placeall cables away from moving parts,
such
as
the shift lever and seat rails.
-Place all cables away from
hot
places,
such
as
near
the
heater outlet.
-Do
not
connect the yellow cable
to
the
battery by passing
it
through the hole
to
the engine compartment.
-Cover
any disconnected cable
connectors
with
insulating tape.
-Do
not
shorten any cables.
-Never
cut the insulation
of
the power
cable
of
this
unit
in order
to
share the
power
with
other devices. The current
capacity
of
the cable
is
limited.
-Use
afuse
of
the rating prescribed.
-Never
wire the negative speaker cable
directly
to
ground.
-Never
band together negative cables
of
multiple
speakers.
• When this unit
is
on, control signals are
sent
through
the blue/white cable.
Connect this cable
to
the system remote
En
13
control
of
an external
power
amp
or
the
vehicle's auto-antenna relay
control
terminal (max. 300mA
12
V
DC).
If
the
vehicle
is
equipped
with
a glass antenna,
connect
it
to
the
antenna booster
power
supply terminal.
• Never
connect
the
blue/white
cable
to
the
power
terminal
of
an external
power
amp. Also, never connect it
to
the
power
terminal
of
the
auto antenna.
Doing
so
may result in
battery
drain
or
a
malfunction.
• The graphical symbol
===
placed on
the
product
means direct current.
This unit
CD
Power cord
input
(])Rear
output
or
subwoofer
output
®Antenna
input
W
Fuse
(10
A)
®Wired
remote
input
Hard-wired remote control
adapter
can
be connected (sold separately).
Power cord
Perform these connections
when
not
connecting
a rear speaker lead
to
a
subwoofer.
1
4En
II
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®
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1------@
1------@
t------@
1------@
a....-----@
Perform these connections
when
using a
subwoofer
without
the
optional
amplifier.
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1-----@
1-----@
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Important
@)
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® @
@ @ 8
In
the
case
of@) above,
two
4 0
subwoofers wired in parallel
will
represent
a 2 0 load.
CD
To
power
cord
input
(])Left
G)
Right
G)
Front speaker
®
Rear
speaker
®White
(j) White/black
®Gray
®Gray/black
@Green
@ Green/black
@Violet
@Violet/black
@Black
(chassis
ground)
Connect
to
a clean, paint-free metal
location.
@Yellow
Connect
to
the
constant 12 V
supply
terminal.
@Red
Connect
to
terminal
controlled
by
the
ignition
switch (12 V
DC).
@Blue/white
Connect
to
the
system control terminal
of
the
power
amp
orauto-antenna relay
control terminal (max. 300
mA
12
V
DC).
@ Subwoofer
(4
0)
@)When using a subwoofer
of
2
0,
be sure
to
connect
the subwoofer
to
the
violet
and
violet/black
leads
of
this unit. Do
not
connect
anything
to
the
green and
green/black leads.
®Not
used.
@ Subwoofer
(4
0)
x 2
@Orange/white
Connect
to
a car's
illumination
signal.
NOTE
Change
the
initial menu
of
this unit. Refer
to
[SP-P/0 MODE] (page 5). The subwoofer
output
of
this
unit
is
monaural.
Power
amp
(sold separately)
Perform these connections
when
using
the
optional
amplifier.
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...
,
..
,,.
®
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G)
®
8 8
CD
System remote control
Connect
to
blue/white
cable.
(])Power
amp
(sold separately)
®Connect
with
RCA
cables (sold
separately)
G)
To
rear
output
or
subwoofer
output
®Rear
speaker
or
subwoofer
c!>=
Important
• Checkall connections and systems before
final installation.
• Do
not
use unauthorized parts
as
this
may cause malfunctions.
• Consult
your
dealer
if
installation requires
drilling
of
holes
or
other
modifications
to
the
vehicle.
• Do
not
install this
unit
where:
-it
may interfere
with
operation
of
the
vehicle.
-it
may cause
injury
to
a passenger
as
a
result
of
a sudden stop.
• The semiconductorlaser
will
bedamaged
if
it
overheats. Install this
unit
away
from
hot
places such
as
near
the
heater outlet.
•
Optimum
performance
is
obtained
when
the
unit
is
installed at an angle
of
less
than 60°.
• When installing,
to
ensure
proper
heat
dispersal
when
using this unit, make sure
you leave
ample
space
behind
the
rear
panel and
wrap
any loose cables
so
they
are
not
blocking
the
vents.
Leave
ample
space
DIN
mount
installation
1 Insert
the
supplied mounting sleeve
into
the
dashboard.
2 Secure
the
mounting sleeve by using a
screwdriver
to
bend
the
metal tabs
(90°) into place.
CD
Dashboard
@
Mounting
sleeve
• Make sure that the
unit
is
installed
securely in place.
An
unstable
installation may cause skipping or
other malfunctions.
When
not
using
the
supplied
mounting
sleeve
1
Determine
the
appropriate
position
where
the
holes
on
the
bracket
and
the
side
of
the
unit
match.
2
Tighten
two
screws on each side.
2
CD
Screw
@
Mounting
bracket
® Dashboard
or
console
•
Use
either truss
(5
mm x
9
mm) or
flush surface
(5
mm
x
9
mm) screws,
depending on
the
bracket screw
holes.
Removing
the
unit
(installed
with
the
supplied
mounting
sleeve)
1 Remove
the
trim
ring.
CD
Trim ring
@ Notched tab
• Releasing the
front
panel allows easier
access
to
the
trim
ring.
• When reattaching the
trim
ring,
point
the side with
the
notched tab down.
2
Insert
the
supplied extraction keys
into
both
sides
of
the
unit
until
they
click
into
place.
3 Pull
the
unit
out
of
the
dashboard.
To
secure
the
front
panel
The
front
panel can be secured
with
the
supplied screw.
~
CD
Screw
I
Additional
Information
The
display
automatically
returns
to
the
normal
display.
~
No operations have been made for
about
30
seconds.
-Perform
an
operation.
The repeat play range changes
unexpectedly.
---7
Depending on the repeat play range,
the selected range may change when
another folder ortrack
is
being selected
or
during fast forwarding/reversing.
-Select
the repeat play range again.
A
subfolder
is
not
played back.
---7
Subfolders cannot be played when
[FLO]
(folder repeat)
is
selected.
-Select
another repeat play range.
The sound
is
intermittent.
---7
You
are using adevice,
such
as
acellular
phone,
that
may cause audible
interference.
-Move
electrical devices that may be
causing the interference away from
the unit.
Common
AMP
ERROR
~This
unit
fails to operate
or
the speaker
connection
is
incorrect.
~The
protective circuit
is
activated.
-Check
the speaker connection.
-Turn
the ignition switch
OFF
and back
to
ON
again. Ifthe message remains,
contact your dealer or
an
authorized
Pioneer Service Station for assistance.
NO
XXXX
(NO
TITLE,
for example)
---7
There
is
no embedded text information.
-Switch
the display
or
play another
track/file.
CD
player
ERROR-07,
11, 12,
17,30
---7
The disc
is
dirty.
-Clean
the disc.
---7
The disc
is
scratched.
-Replace the disc.
ERROR-07,
10, 11, 12, 15, 17, 30,
AO
---7
There
is
an
electrical
or
mechanical
error.
-Turn
the ignition switch
OFF
and back
to
ON,
or switch
to
a different source,
then back
to
the
CD
player.
ERROR-15
---7
The inserted disc
is
blank.
-Replace the disc.
ERROR-23
~Unsupported
CD
format.
-Replace the disc.
FORMAT
READ
---7
Sometimes there
is
adelay between the
start
of
playback and when you start
to
hear any sound.
-Wait
untilthe message disappears and
you hear sound.
NO AUDIO
---7
The inserted disc does
not
contain any
playable files.
-Replace the disc.
SKIPPED
~The
inserted disc contains
DRM
protected files.
-The
protected files are skipped.
m
::::s
'9.
iii.
::::s-
En
15
PROTECT
~All
the files on the inserted disc are
embedded
with
DRM.
-Replace the disc.
USB
device/iPod
FORMAT
READ
~
Sometimes there
is
adelay between the
start
of
playback and when you start
to
hear any sound.
-Wait
until the message disappears and
you hear sound.
NO
AUDIO
~There
are
no songs.
-Transfer the audio files
to
the
USB
device and connect.
~The
connected
USB
device
has
security
enabled.
-Follow
the
USB
device instructions
to
disable the security.
SKIPPED
~The
connected
USB
device contains
DRM
protected files.
-The
protected files
are
skipped.
PROTECT
~
All the files on the connected
USB
device
are
embedded
with
DRM.
-Replace the
USB
device.
N/A
USB
~The
connected
USB
device
is
not
supported by this unit.
-Disconnect
your device and replace
it
with
acompatible
USB
device.
HUB
ERROR
~The
USB
device connected via a
USB
hub
is
not
supported by this unit.
-Connect
the
USB
device directly
to
this
unit
using a
USB
cable.
CHECK
USB
~The
USB
connector or
USB
cable
has
short-circuited.
16
En
-Check
that the
USB
connector or
USB
cable
is
not
caught in something
or
damaged.
~The
connected
USB
device consumes
more than maximum allowable current.
-Disconnect
the
USB
device and
do
not
use
it. Turn the ignition switch
OFF
and back
to
ACC
or
ON.
Connect only
compliant
USB
devices.
~
The iPod operates correctly
but
does
not
charge.
-Make
sure the connection cable for
the iPod
has
not
shorted
out
(e.g.,
not
caught in metal objects). After
checking, turn the ignition switch
OFF
and back
to
ON,
or disconnect the
iPod and reconnect.
ERROR-19
~
Communication failed.
-Perform
one
of
the following
operations, then return
to
the
USB
source.
• Turn the ignition switch
OFF
and
back
to
ON.
• Disconnect the
USB
device.
• Change
to
adifferent source.
~
iPod failure.
-Disconnect
the cable from the iPod.
Once the iPod's main menu
is
displayed, reconnect the iPod and
reset it.
ERROR-23
~
USB
device was
not
formatted properly.
-Format
the
USB
device
with
FATl
2,
FATl
6 or
FAT32.
ERROR-16
~The
iPod firmware version
is
old.
-Update
the iPod version.
~
iPod failure.
-Disconnect
the cable from the iPod.
Once the iPod's main menu
is
displayed, reconnect the iPod and
reset it.
STOP
~There
are no songs
in
the
current list.
-Select
a list that contains songs.
NOT
FOUND
~
No related songs.
-Transfer songs
to
the iPod.
Pandora
ERROR-19
~
Communication failed.
-Disconnect
the cable from the device.
Once the device's main menu
is
displayed, reconnect
the
device and
reset it.
START
UPAPP
~The
Pandora application
has
not
started
running yet.
-Start
up
the Pandora application.
RATING
ERROR
~The
thumb
rating operation
was
disabled.
-Run
the same command for another
track.
CANT
SKIP
~The
skip operation
was
disabled.
-Run
the
same
command for another
track.
TRY
LATER
~
Unable
to
save
thumb
rating.
~Unable
to
save
BookMark.
~
Unable
to
add station.
-Try
again later.
MAINTENANCE
~
Pandora system
is
undergoing
maintenance.
-Try
again later.
SKIP
LIMIT
~
Due
to
music licensing restrictions,
Pandora limits the total
number
of
skips
per hour.
-Wait
until Pandora allows you
to
skip
again.
UPDATE
APP
~This
version
of
the Pandora application
is
not
supported.
-Connect
adevice that
has
a
compatible version
of
the Pandora
application installed.
LOGIN
ERROR
~
Your Pandora account
is
not
logged in.
-Disconnect
the cable from
the
device,
and log in
to
your Pandora account.
Then reconnect the device.
CHECK
DEVICE
~
Device error message displayed in the
Pandora application.
-Check
the connected device.
PLEASE
CREATE
A
STATION
ON
THE
PHONE
~
No station found.
-Create a station in the Pandora
application on your connected device.
SELECT
STN
~
No station selected.
-Select
a station.
STATION
FULL
~
A new station cannot be added.
-Delete
an
old station
to
open a spot
for a new one.
CAN.T
DELETE
~The
station could
not
be deleted.
-Run
the same command for another
station.
NO
NETWORK
~The
connected device
is
out
of
area.
-Connect
the device
to
a network.
NO
SERVICE
IN
THIS
COUNTRY
~The
connected device
is
out
of
area.
-Connect
the device
to
a network.
STN
DELETED
--?The operation was disabled.
-Run
the
same command for another
station.
Apps
START
UPAPP
--?The application
has
not
started running
yet.
-Operate
the mobile device
to
start up
the application.
Spotify
CHECKAPP
--?
Connection
to
the Spotify application
failed.
-Follow
the instructions
that
appear on
the screen.
Discs and player
•
Use
only discs
that
feature either
of
the
following
two
logos.
cQJoo~rn
cQJo~rn
DIGITAL AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO
I
TEXT
I
•
Use
12-cm discs.
•
Use
only conventionat fully circular discs.
• The following types
of
discs cannot be
used
with
this unit:
-DuaiDiscs
-8-cm discs: Attempts
to
use
such discs
with
an
adaptor may cause the
unit
to
malfunction.
-Oddly
shaped discs
-Discs otherthan
CDs
-Damaged
discs, including discs
that
are
cracked, chipped or warped
-CD-R/RW discs
that
have
not
been
finalized
•
Do
not
write on or applychemicals
to
the
surface
of
the discs.
•
To
clean a
CD,
wipe the disc with a soft
cloth outward from the center.
• Condensation may temporarily impair
the player's performance. Let
it
rest for
about one hour
to
adjust
to
awarmer
temperature.
Also,
wipe any damp discs
off
with
a soft cloth.
• When using discs
that
can be printed on
label surfaces, check the instructions and
the warnings
of
the
discs. Depending on
the discs, inserting and ejecting may
not
be possible. Using such discs may result
in damage
to
this equipment.
• Do
not
attach commercially available
labels or other materials
to
the discs.
-The
discs may warp making the disc
unplayable.
-The
labels may come
off
during
playback and prevent ejection
of
the
discs, which may result in damage
to
the
equipment.
USB
storage device
• Connections
via
USB
hubs are
not
supported.
• Firmly secure the
USB
storage device
before driving. Do
not
let
the
USB
storage
device fall
onto
the floor, where
it
may
become jammed under
the
brake or
accelerator pedal.
• Depending on the
USB
storage device,
the following problems may occur.
-Operations
may vary.
-The
storage device may
not
be
recognized.
-Files may
not
be played back properly.
-The
device may cause audible
interference when you are listening
to
the radio.
iPod
• Do
not
leave the iPod in places
with
high
temperatures.
• Firmly secure the iPod when driving. Do
not
let the iPod fall
onto
the floor, where
it
may becomejammed under the brake
or accelerator pedal.
• The settings
of
the iPod such
as
the
equalizer and repeat play
are
changed
automatically when the iPod
is
connected
to
the unit. Once the iPod
is
disconnected, those settings will return
to
the
original settings.
• Incompatible text saved on the iPod will
not
be displayed by the unit.
C~mp~e~s~#
audi()
compatibility
• Only the first
32
characters
can
be
displayed
as
afile name (including the file
extension) or afolder name.
• The
unit
may
not
work properly
depending on the application used
to
encode WMA files.
• There may be a slight delay at the start
of
the playback
of
audio files embedded
with
image data, or audio files stored on a
USB
device
with
numerous folder
hierarchies.
A
CAUTION
• Pioneer cannot guarantee compatibility
with
all
USB
mass
storage devices, and
assumes no responsibility for any
loss
of
data on media players, smartphones, or
other devices while using this product.
• Do
not
leave discs or a
USB
storage
device in any place
that
is
subject
to
high
temperatures.
WMAfiles
File extension .wma
Bit rate 48 kbps
to
320 kbps
(CBR),
48 kbps
to
384
kbps
(VBR)
Sampling
frequency
32
kHz,
44.1
kHz, 48
kHz
Windows
Media
TM
Not
compatible
Audio
Professional,
Lossless, Voice/ORM
Stream/Stream
with
video
MP3
files
File extension .mp3
Bit rate 8 kbps
to
320 kbps
(CBR),
VBR
Sampling
frequency
8 kHz
to
48 kHz (32
kHz,
44.1
kHz, 48 kHz
for
emphasis)
Compatible
103
tag
1.0,
1.1,
2.2,
2.3, 2.4
version
(103
tag Version 2.x
is
given
priority
over
Version
1.x.)
M3u
playlist
Not
compatible
MP3i (MP3
Not
compatible
interactive),
mp3
PRO
WAVfiles
•
WAV
file formats cannot be connected
via
MTP.
File extension .wav
Quantization
bits 8 and 16 (LPCM), 4
(MSAOPCM)
Sampling
frequency
16 kHz
to
48 kHz
(LPCM), 22.05 kHz and
44.1
kHz
(MS
AOPCM)
Disc
• Regardless
of
the length
of
the blank
section between the songs from the
original recording, compressed audio
discs play with a short pause between
songs.
Playable
folder
Up
to
eight
tiers
(A
hierarchy practical hierarchy
is
less
than
two
tiers.)
Playable folders
Up
to
99
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17
USB device
А CAUTION
Example of а hierarchy
Л:
®
®
General
D
Audio
Equalization range:
±12
dB
(2
dB step)
Subwoofer
(mono):
Frequency: 50 Hz/63 Hz/80 Hz/1 00
Hz/125
Hz/160
Hz/200 Hz
Slope:
-12
dB/oct,
-24
dB/oct
Gain:
+6
dB
to
-24
dB
Phase: Normal/Reverse
CD
player
System:
Compact
disc
audio
system
Usable discs:
Compact
disc
Signal-to-noise ratio: 94 dB
(1
kHz) (IHF-A
network)
Number
of
channels: 2 (stereo)
MP3
decoding
format:
MPEG-1
& 2
Audio
Layer 3
WMA
decoding
format:
Ver.
7,
7.1,
8,
9,
10,
11, 12
(2
ch
audio)
(Windows
Media
Player)
WAV signal
format:
Linear
PCM
&
MS
ADPCM (Non-compressed)
USB
USB
standard specification:
USB
2.0
full
speed
Maximum
current
supply:
1.5
A
USB
Protocol:
MSC
(Mass Storage Class)
MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)
AOA
(Android
Open
Accessory) 2.0
File system:
FAT12, FAT16,
FAT32
MP3
decoding
format:
MPEG-1
& 2
Audio
Layer3
WMA
decoding
format:
Ver.
7,
7.1,
8,
9,
10,
11, 12
(2
ch
audio)
(Windows
Media
Player)
WAV
signal
format:
Linear
PCM
&
MS
ADPCM (Non-compressed)
FM
tuner
Frequency range: 87.9
MHz
to
107.9 MHz
Usable sensitivity:
11
dBf
(1.0
~V/75
0,
mono,
SIN:
30 dB)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 72 dB (IHF-A
network)
AM
tuner
Frequency range:
530kHz
to
1
710kHz
Usable sensitivity: 25
~V
{S/N: 20 dB)
Signal-to-noise ratio:
62
dB (IHF-A
network)
CEA2006 Specifications
Power
output:
14 W
RMS
x 4 Channels (4 0
and~
1 % THD+N)
SIN
ratio:
91
dBA (reference: 1 W
into
4
0)
NOTE
Specifications
and
the
design
are
subject
to
modifications
without
notice.
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