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FUNCTION settings .............................................................................. 15
AUDIO settings ..................................................•................................... 16
SYSTEM settings ................................................................................... 17
ILLUMINATION settings ....................................................................... 18
MIXTRAX settings ................................................................................. 18
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En 3
Remote Control
VOLUME+/-
MUTE
SRC
(source)
DISP
(display)
Frequently used operations
The available
buttons
vary
depending
on
the
unit.
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
again
to
unmute.
a source
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's auto-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.
4En
Display indication
Appears
when
a
lower
tier
of
the
menu
or
folder
exists.
Appears
when
a
Bluetooth
telephone
is
connected
to
this
unit
by
HFP
(Hands Free Profile) (page
8)
and
flashes
while
the
telephone
is
on
hold.
Appears
when
a
Bluetooth
audio
player
is
connected
to
this
unit
by
A2DP
(Advanced
Audio
Distribution
Profile) (page 8).
Appears
when
the
sound retriever
function
is
set (page 15).
Appears
when
random/shuffle
play
is
set (except
when
BT
AUDIO
is
selected
as
the
source).
Appears
when
repeat play
is
set (except
when
BT
AUDIO
is
selected
as
the
source).
Appears
when
the
iPod
control
function
is
set (page
8).
Appears
when
a
Bluetooth
connection
is
made
(page
8).
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
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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.
The
microprocessor
must
be
reset in
the
following
situations:
-Before
using
this
unit
for
the
first
time
after
installation
1
2
RESET button
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1
CLOCKSEТ
SPEAKER MODE
5
-
m
2 [QUIT
:YES]
appears
when
all
the
settings
have been made.
To
return
to
the
first
item
of
the
setup menu,
turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [QUIT :NO],
then
press
to
confirm.
3
Press
the
M.C.
dial
to
confirm
the
settings.
NOTE
[CLOCK
SEn can be made
at
any time.
See
page 17
for
more details.
1 Press
the
M.C.
dial
to
display
the
main
menu.
2 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [SYSTEM],
then
press
to
confirm.
3
Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [DEMO OFF],
then
press
to
confirm.
4 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [YES],
then
press
to
confirm.
1 Press
and
hold
SRC/OFF
until
the
unit
turns
off.
2 Press
the
M.C.
dial
to
display
the
main
menu.
3
Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [INITIAL],
then
press
to
confirm.
4 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select an
option,
then
press
to
confirm.
NOTE
The options vary
depending
on
the
unit
.
REAR-SP
[FUL]
[SW]
SYSTEM
UPDATE
[SYSTEM
INFO],
[S/
WUPDATE]
6En
Select when there
is
afull-range speaker connected
to
the rear
speaker
output
leads.
Select when there
is
a subwoofer connected directly
to
the rear
spea'ker
output
leads
without
any auxiliary amplifier.
Select
[SYSTEM
INFO]
to
confirm the latest system information
on the unit.
Select [S/W
UPDATE]
to
update the
unit
to
the latest software
and initialize the
unit
settings.
For
details on the latest software
and updating, visit our website.
SYSTEM
RESET
[YES],
[CANCEL]
IRadio
Select
[YES]
to
initialize the unit settings. The
unit
will be
restarted automatically.
(Some
of
the settings may be retained even after resetting the
unit.)
The
tuner
frequencies
on
this
unit
are allocated for use in
North
America.
Use
in
other
areas may result in
poor
reception.
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/~).
NOTE
You
can select a preset channel
by
pressing
~
and
turning
the
M.C. dial.
TIP
The~/
.......
buttons
can be also used
to
select a preset station
when
[SEEK]
is
set
to
[PCH] in
the
FUNCTION settings (page 15).
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 15).
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.
NOTE
You
can select a preset channel by pressing
Q..
and
turning
the
M.C.
dial. After selecting a channel,
press and
hold
the
M.C.
dial
to
store a station.
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 playback first
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 18).
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
13.
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 backvia
MTP.
Note
that
MTP
connection
is
not
compatible
with
WAV
file formats and
FLAC
file formats, and
cannot
be used
with
the
MIXTRAX
function.
NOTE
If
you use an
MTP
connection, [ANDROID
WIRED]
needs
to
be set
to
[MEMORY] in
the
SYSTEM
settings
(page 17).
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 17).
You
can make various adjustments in
the
FUNCTION
settings (page 15).
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
Q..
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 afolder/category
category*1
is
selected.
Play
asong in the selected folder/
Press
and hold the
M.C.
dial when afolder/
category*1 category
is
selected.
Alphabetical search (iPod only) 1
Press
Q..
to
display the list.
2
Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select the desired
category list, then
press
Q..
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 aletter, then
press
to
display the alphabetical list.
To
cancel alphabetical search,
press
BAND/
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Repeat
play
Press6/~.
Random/shuffle play
Press
5/~.
S uffle
all
play
(iPod
only)
Press
and hold
5/
~.
Pause/resume playback
Press
4/PAUSE.
only)*1
Press
and hold
0...
Switch between compressed audio and
CD-
Press
BAND/!:>.
DA
(CD
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.
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
0..
to
enter
the
link
play mode.
2 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
the
mode
([ARTISn, [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 otherthan those from
the
link play
mode
(e.g.
fast forward and reverse).
iPod
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 orsupplied 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].
Sen
-
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
18.
NOTES
• This function
is
not
compatible
with
an
Android device connected via
MTP.
• Depending on the file/song, sound effects may
not
be available.
• Turn
the
MIXTRAX
function
off
if
the
illumination effects
it
produces interfere
with
driving.
1
Press
3/MIX
to
turn
MIXTRAX
on/off.
I
Bluetooth
c!>=
Important
Ifthree
or
more Bluetooth devices
(e.g.
a phone and separate audio player)
are
connected, they may
not
work properly.
1 Turn
on
the
Bluetooth
function
of
the
device.
2
Press
~
to
display
the
phone
menu.
3 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
[BT
SETTING],
then
press
to
confirm.
4 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [ADD
DEVICE],
then
press
to
confirm.
The
unit
starts
to
search for available devices, then displays them in
the
device list.
•
To
cancel searching, press the M.C. dial.
• Ifthe desired device
is
not
in the list, select
[RE-SEARCH].
• Ifthere
is
no device available,
[NOT
FOUND] appears in the display.
S Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select a device
from
the
device list,
then
press
to
confirm.
Press
and hold the M.C. dial
to
switch
the
displayed device information between the
Bluetooth device address and device name.
6 Select [Pioneer
BT
Unit]
shown in
the
device display.
7 Make sure
the
same
6-digit
number
appears on
this
unit
and
the
device,
then
select "Yes" on
the
device.
NOTES
•
[DEVICE
FULL]
appears
if
the
unit
has
already been paired
with
three
other
devices.
In
this
case,
delete
one
ofthe
paired devices.
See
[DEL
DEVICE]
or
[GUEST
MODE] in
the
Bluetooth settings (page
9).
• Depending on
the
device,
the
PIN
code
is
required in step
7.1n
this
case,
input
[0000].
TIP
The Bluetooth connection can be also made by detecting
the
unit
from
the
Bluetooth device.
To
do
so,
[VISIBLE]
in
the
Bluetooth settings needs
to
be set
to
[ON]. For details on a Bluetooth device operations,
refer
to
the
operating instructions supplied
with
the
Bluetooth device.
Bluetooth
settings
DEVICELIST
DEL
DEVICE
[DELETE
YES],
[DELETE
NO]
ADD
DEVICE
A.CONN
[ON],
[OFF]
VISIBLE
[ON],
[OFF]
PIN
CODE
DEV.INFO
GUEST
MODE
[ON],
[OFF]
A.PAIRING
[ON],
[OFF]
Display the list
of
paired Bluetooth devices. "*"appears on the
device name when the Bluetooth connection
is
established.
Delete the device information.
Register a new device.
Select [ON] to connect
to
a Bluetooth device automatically.
Select [ON]
so
that a Bluetooth device
can
detect the
unit
when
the
unit
is
connected via Bluetooth
to
another device.
Change the
PIN
code.
1
Press
the M.C. dial
to
display the setting mode.
2 Turn the M.C. dial
to
select a number.
3
Press
the M.C. dial
to
move the cursor
to
the next position.
4 After
inputting
the
PIN
code, press and hold the M.C. dial.
After
inputting
the
PIN
code, pressing the M.C. dial returns you
to
the
PIN
code
input
display, and you can change the
PIN
code.
Switch the device information on the display between the
device name and Bluetooth device address.
Select [ON]
to
move
to
the
[DEL
DEVICE]
screen automatically
when the
unit
has
already been paired
with
three devices.
Select [ON]
to
pair the
unit
and iPhone automaticallywhen
an
iPhone
is
connected
to
the unitvia
USB.
(This function may
not
be available depending on the version
of
iOS
you are using.)
First, make a Bluetooth connection
with
the
Bluetooth
telephone
(page
8).
Up
to
two
Bluetooth telephones can be connected simultaneously.
c!>-
Important
• Leaving
the
unit
on standby
to
connect
to
your
phone via Bluetooth while the engine
is
not
running
can drain
the
vehicle's battery.
•
Be
sure
to
parkyour vehicle in a
safe
place and apply the parking brake before operation.
To
make
a
phone
call
1 Press
~
to
display
the
phone
menu.
When
two
phones are connected, a
phone
name appears first
then
a
phone
menu
will display.
To
switch
to
another
phone, press
~
again.
2 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select
[RECENTS]
or
[PHONE BOOK],
then
press
to
confirm.
If
you select [PHONE
BOOK],
proceed
to
step 4.
3 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [MISSED], [DIALED]
or
[RECEIVED],
then
press
to
confirm.
4 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select a
name
or
phone
number,
then
press
to
confirm.
The
phone
call starts.
To
answer
an
incoming
call
1 Press
~
when
a call is received.
TIP
When
two
phones are connected
to
the
unit
via Bluetooth and there
is
an
incoming call while one
phone
is
being used for a call, a message will appear in the display.
To
answer
that
incoming call, you
need
to
end
the
existing call.
Basic
operations
hold
~
when acall
is
rece
Switch between the current caller
Press
the M.C. dial.
and acaller on hold
Cancel acaller on hold
Press
and hold
~.
Adjust the volume
of
the caller's Turn the M.C. dial during the call.
voice (When private mode
is
on,
this function
is
not
available.)
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::::r
To
preset
phone
numbers
1
Select a
phone
number
from
a
phone
book
or
call history.
2
Press and
hold
one
of
the
number
buttons
{1/
A
to
6/~).
The contact
is
stored in
the
selected preset number.
To
make acall using a preset number, press one
of
the
number
buttons
{1/A
to
6/~),
then
press the M.C. dial.
Voice
recognition
(Only
for
iPhone)
This function
is
only
available when an iPhone equipped
with
voice recognition
is
connected
to
the
unit
via Bluetooth.
1
Press
and
hold
~
to
activate
the
voice
recognition
mode.
2
Press
the
M.C. dial and
then
talk
into
the
microphone
to
input
voice commands.
To
exitthe voice recognition mode, press
BAND/!:>.
NOTE
For
details on the voice recognition features, refer
to
the
manual supplied
with
your iPhone.
Phone
menu
[DIALED]
[RECEIVED]
PHONE
BOOK*1
PRESET
1-6
A.ANSR*2
[ON],
[OFF]
10
En
Display the contacts which have been transferred from your
phone.
Set
[VISIBLE]
in the Bluetooth settings
to
[ON]
to
browse
the contacts via this unit.
Recall
the preset phone numbers.
You
can
also
recall the preset
phone numbers by pressing one
of
the number buttons {1/A
to6/~).
Select
[ON]
to
answer
an
incoming
call
automatically.
R.TONE
[ON],
[OFF]
PBI
PBA.SYNC
[ON],
[OFF]
BTSETTING
Select
[ON]
if
the ring tone does
not
come
out
from the
car
speakers. Depending on the connected phone, this function
may
not
work.
lnve
Select whether or not
to
transfer the contacts from your phone
automatically when your phone
is
connected
to
the unit.
• When connected for the first time, the contacts from your
phone
are
transferred automatically, regardless
of
the
[PB
A.SYNC]
setting.
• Ifyou switch from
[ON]
to
[OFF],
the auto synchronization will
not be performed on the next connection.
• Ifyou switch from
[OFF]
to
[ON], the auto synchronization will
be performed when your phone
is
connected
to
the unit.
• During the auto synchronization, you cannot cancel the
synchronization, even
if
you select
[OFF].
You
can
adjust various settings for Bluetooth connections.
For
details on Bluetooth settings,
see
page
9.
*1
The contacts on your phone will normally be transferred automatically when the phone
is
connected.
If
they are not,
use
your phone
to
transfer the contacts.
*2
If
two
phones are connected, this function does
not
workon incoming calls
that
are received while
one
of
the
phones
is
being used for a call.
c!r
Important
• Depending on the Bluetooth audio player connected
to
this
unit
,the available operations will be
limited
to
the following
two
levels:
-
A2DP
(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)
can
only play back songs on your audio player.
-
AVRCP
(Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) can perform functions such
as
playback, pause, select
song, etc.
• The sound
of
the Bluetooth audio player will be muted when the phone
is
in
use.
• When
the
Bluetooth audio player
is
in
use,
you cannot connect
to
a Bluetooth telephone
automatically.
• Depending on the type
of
Bluetooth audio player you have connected
to
this unit, operation and
information displayed may vary based on availability and functionality.
1 Makea
Bluetooth
connection
with
the
Bluetooth
audio
player.
2
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [BT AUOIO]
as
the
source.
3
Press
BAND/!:>
to
start
playback.
Basic operations
You
can make various
adjustments
in
the
FUNCTION settings (page 15).
Search
for afile from a list 1
Press
0..
to
display a list.
2
Turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select the desired
folder name, then press
to
confirm.
3 Turn the M.C. dial
to
select the desired
file, then press
to
confirm.
Playback starts.
*
Depending on the connected device, these operations may
not
be available.
I
AppMode
You
can
enjoy
listening
to
an application
on
an
iPhone/
Android
device via
the
unit. In
some
cases,
you can control an
application
by using
the
unit.
For details
on
compatible
devices, visit
our
website.
c!)=
Important
Use
of
third party apps may involve or require the provision
of
personally identifiable information,
whetherthrough the creation
of
auser account or otherwise, and for certain applications, the provision
of
geolocation data.
ALL
THIRD
PARTY
APPS
ARE
THE
SOLE
RESPONSIBILITY
OF
THE
PROVIDERS,
INCLUDING
WITHOUT
LIMITATION
COLLECTION
AND
SECURITY
OF
USER
DATA
AND
PRIVACY
PRACTICES.
BY
ACCESSING
THIRD
PARTY
APPS,
YOU
AGREE
TO
REVIEW
THE
TERMS
OF
SERVICE
AND
PRIVACY
POLICIES
OF
THE
PROVIDERS.
IF
YOU
DO
NOT
AGREE
WITH
THE
TERMS
OR
POLICIES
OF
ANY
PROVIDER
OR
DO
NOT
CONSENT
TO
THE
USE
OF
GEOLOCATION
DATA
WHERE
APPLICABLE,
DO
NOT
USE
THAT
THIRD
PARTY
APP.
For
iPhone
users
This function
is
compatible with iPhones and iPod touches installed with
iOS
5.0
or later.
For
Android
device
users
This
function
is
compatible with devices that have Android
OS
2.3
or later installed.
NOTE
PIONEER
IS
NOT
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
THIRD
PARTY
APPS
OR
CONTENT,
INCLUDING
WITHOUT
LIMITATION
THEIR
ACCURACY
OR
COMPLETENESS.
THE
CONTENT
AND
FUNCTIONALITY
OF
SUCH
APPS
ARE
THE
SOLE
RESPONSIBILITY
OF
THE
APP
PROVIDER.
1 Connect this
unit
with
the
mobile device.
• iPhone via
USB
(page
7)
•
iPhone/Android
device via
Bluetooth
(page
8)
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 [PHONE CONNECT],
then
press
to
confirm.
S Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select one
of
the
below,
then
press
to
confirm.
• Select [IPHONE/IPOD]
for
iPhone.
• Select [ANDROID]
for
Android
device.
6 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select one
of
the
below.
• Select [WIRED]
for
the
USB
connection.
• Select [BLUETOOTH]
for
the
Bluetooth connection.
NOTE
When the connection setting
is
changed, a message that lets you know thatthe connection
setting had been changed will appear
in
the display.
Press
the
M.C.
dial and turn the
M.C.
dial
to
select
[SRC
OFF
:YES],
then
press
to
confirm.
The
unitturns
off
automatically and the setting
is
executed.
7
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [APP].
8
Operate
the
mobile
device
to
start
up
the
application.
Basic operations
You
can make various adjustments in
the
FUNCTION settings (page 15).
m
:I
~
iii'
:I"
En
11
1 Pandora®
1
а
2
3
4
S
6
7
Basic operations
12
а
а
1 Spoti®
™
Update
the
firmware
of
the
Spotify application
to
the
latest version before
use.
1
Connect
this
unit
with
the
mobile
device.
• iPhone via
USB
(page
7)
• iPhone/Android device via Bluetooth (page 8)
If
you choose a
USB
connection, proceed
to
step
6.
2 Press SRC/OFF
to
select [SPOTIFY].
3 Press
and
hold
BAND/!::>
to
display
[PHONE CONNECTI.
4 Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select
one
of
the
below,
then
press
to
confirm.
• Select [IPHONE/IPOD]
for
iPhone.
• Select [ANDROID]
for
Android device.
S Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select [BLUETOOTH]
for
iPhone/
Android
device
via
Bluetooth.
NOTE
When
the
connection setting
is
changed, a message
that
lets you
know
that
the
connection
setting had been changed will appear in
the
display.
Press
the
M.C.
dial and
turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select
[SRC
OFF
:YES],
then press
to
confirm. The
unit
turns
off
automatically and
the
setting
is
executed.
6 Press SRC/OFF
to
select [SPOTIFY].
7 Launch
the
Spotify
application
on
the
mobile
device
and
start
playback.
Basic
operations
You
can make various adjustments in
the
FUNCTION settings (page 15).
NOTE
The available operations may vary according
to
the
type
of
contents (track/album/artist/playlist/radio)
you want
to
play.
Search
for atrack from a list
Press
1
Press
0..
(list)
to
display the list.
2 Turn the M.C. dial
to
select the desired
category, then
press
to
confirm.
3 Turn the M.C. dial
to
select the desired
file, then
press
to
confirm.
Playback starts.
Random play (Only for track/album/artist/
playlist)
Repeat play (Only for track/album/artist/
playlist)
Start a radio channel based on the song
currently being played.
NOTE
Press6/~.
1
Press
and hold
0..
(list)
to
start aradio.
2
Press
the M.C. dial.
•
This
function may not be available
depending on the selected song.
Some functions
of
Spotify may
not
be
operated from the unit.
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 (5th and
6th
generation) 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.
En
13
1 Connect this unit
with
the
mobile
device.
• iPhone/Android device via
USB
(page
7)
• iPhone/Android device via Bluetooth (page
8)
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 [PHONE CONNECT], then press to confirm.
S Turn
the
M.C. dial to select one
of
the
below, then press to confirm.
• Select [IPHONE/IPOD] for iPhone.
• Select [ANDROID] for Android device.
6 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select one
of
the
below.
• Select
[WIRED]
for
the
USB
connection.
• Select
[BLUETOOTH]
for
the
Bluetooth connection.
Proceed
to
step
10
if
you select
the
USB
connection for iPhone
or
the
Bluetooth
connection.
NOTE
When
the
connection setting
is
changed, a message
that
lets you
know
that
the
connection
setting had been changed will appear in
the
display.
Press
the
M.C.
dial and
turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select
[SRC
OFF
:YES],
then press
to
confirm. The
unit
turns
off
automatically and
the
setting
is
executed.
7 Repeat steps 2 to 3.
8 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [ANDROID WIRED], then press
to
confirm.
9 Turn
the
M.C. dial to select [APP CONTROL] for an Android device connected via
USB.
If
[ON]
is
selected in
[P.APP
AUTO
ON] (page 17), Pioneer
ARC
APP
on
the
Android
device starts automatically, and all
the
steps are finished.
NOTE
If
Pioneer
ARC
APP
has
not
been installed on
your
Android deviceyet, a message
that
prompts
you
to
install
the
application will appear on your
Android
device. Select
[OFF]
in
[P.APP
AUTO
ON]
to
clear the message (page 1
7).
10
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select any source.
11
Launch Pioneer
ARC
APP on
the
mobile
device.
14En
NOTE
You
can also launch
the
application
by
pressing and
holding
the
M.C.
dial
if
you select
the
USB
connection for iPhone
or
the
Bluetooth connection.
1
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [ANDROID].
Basic operations
Select atrack
Press~
or~.
Fast
forward or reverse
Press
and hold
~
or
~.
Pause/resume playback
Press
4/PAUSE.
IAudio adjustments
You
can also make various adjustments in
the
AUDIO settings (page 16).
This
unit
features
two
operation modes:
network
mode
and standard mode.
You
can
switch between modes
as
desired (page
5).
Network mode
You
can create a 2-way +
SW
multi-amp
and multi-speaker system
with
high range
speaker,
middle
range speaker and subwoofer for reproduction
of
high,
middle
and
low
frequencies (bands).
Standard mode
You
can create a4-speaker system
with
front
and rear speakers or
front
speakers and
subwoofers,
or
a 6-speaker system
with
front
and rear speakers and subwoofers.
You
can adjust
the
cut-off
frequency value and
the
slope value
of
each speaker.
The
following
speakers can be adjusted.
Network mode:
[HIGH] (high-range speaker
HPF),
[MID
HPF]
(middle-range speaker
HPF),
[MID
LPF]
(middle-range speaker
LPF),
[SUBWOOFER]
Standard
mode:
[FRONTI,
[REAR],
[SUBWOOFER]
NOTE
[SUBWOOFER] can
only
be
selected
when
[ON]
is
selected in [SUBWOOFER] (page 16).
1
Press
the
M.C. dial
to
display
the
main menu.
2 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
[AUDIO],
then press
to
confirm.
3 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
[CROSSOVER],
then press
to
confirm.
4
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
the
speaker
unit
(filter)
to
be adjusted,
then
press
to
confirm.
5
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
[HPF]
or
[LPF]
according
to
the
speaker
unit
(filter),
then
press
to
confirm.
6 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select an appropriate
cut-off
frequency
for
the
speaker
unit
(filter) selected in step 4,
then
press
to
confirm.
Network
mode:
[1
.2SK]
to
[1
2.5Kl
(if
you
choose [HIGH]
or
[MID
LPF])
[25]
to
[250]
(if
you
choose [MID HPF]
or
[SUBWOOFER])
Standard mode:
[50HZ]
to
[200HZ]
7
Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select an appropriate slope
for
the
speaker
unit
(filter)
selected in step 4.
Network
mode:
[-6]
to
[-24]
(if
you
choose [HIGH], [MID
HPF]
or
[MID
LPF])
[-
1
2]
to
[-36]
(if
you
choose
[SUBWOOFER])
Standard
mode:
[-6]
to
[-24]
ISettings
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
5)
• AUDIO
settings
(page 16)
•
SYSTEM
settings
(page 1
7)
• ILLUMINATION
settings
(page 1
8)
• MIXTRAX
settings
(page 1
8)
3 Turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select
the
options, then press
to
confirm.
The
menu
items
vary
according
to
the
source.
LOCAL I
~~!I
Store
the
six strongest stations on
the
number
buttons
(11
A
to
6/~)
automatically.
FM: [OFF], [LV1], [LV2],
[LV3],
[LV4]
Restrict
the
tuning
station according
to
the
AM: [OFF],
[LV1
],
[LV2]
signal strength.
SEEK
~~~
[MAN],
[PCH]
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].
SEL
DEVICE
~
==
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lrl~w19ll
§eQT:!~Y:l
S.RTRV
[1] (effective for
low
compression
rates),
[2] (effective for
high
compression rates),
[OFF]
AUDIO
BOOK
=
=;....;;
[FASTER],
[NORMAL],
[SLOWER]
Connect a Bluetooth device in
the
list.
Enhance compressed audio and restore rich
sound.
Change
the
playback speed. (Not available
when
[CONTROL
iPod]
is
selected in
the
control mode.)
En
15
[FROM
TRACK],
[FROM ARTISn
PAUSE
EQSETTING
[SUPER
BASS],
[POWERFUL],
[NATURAL], [VOCAL], [CUSTOM1
],
[CUSTOM2], [FLAn
Select an equalizer
band
and
level
for
further
customizing.
Equalizer band: [50HZ]
to
[1
2.5kHZ]
Equalizer level:
[-6]
to
[+6]
FADER*1
(Only
for
standard
mode)
BALANCE
SUBWOOFER
[ON], [OFF]
SUBWOOFER*2
[NOR],
[REV]
16
En
Store
the
track
information
currently.
being
played in
your
Pandora account.
Create a
new
station based
on
the
track
or
artist
currently
being
played.
Pause
or
resume playback.
Start playback.
Stop playback.
Select
or
customize
the
equalizer curve.
• When you select a setting
other
than
[CUSTOM1] and [CUSTOM2], you can also
customize
the
equalizer curve
by
pressing and
holding
the
M.C. dial,
then
store
the
customized equalizer curve in [CUSTOM1].
Adjust
the
front
and rear speaker balance.
Adjust
the
left
and
right
speaker balance.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using a
subwoofer
speaker.
Select
the
subwoofer
phase.
SPEAKER
LEVEL
Network
mode: [HIGH
L],
[HIGH
R],
[MID
L],
[MID
R],
[SUBWOOFER]
Standard mode: [FRONT
L],
[FRONT
R],
[REAR
L],
[REAR
R],
[SUBWOOFER]
Output
level:
[-24]
to
[1
0]
CROSSOVER
POSITION
[OFF],
[FRONT
LEFT]
(front seat
left),
[FRONT
RIGHn (front seat
right), [FRONn (front seats), [ALL]*
*Only
for standard
mode
TIME ALGNMNT
[INITIAL], [OFF], [CUSTOM]
Select a
type
of
speaker and
adjust
the
speaker distance
for
further
customizing in [CUSTOM].
Network
mode: [HIGH
L],
[HIGH
R],
[MID
L],
[MID
R],
[SUBWOOFER]
Standard mode: [FRONT
L],
[FRONT
R],
[REAR
L],
[REAR
R],
[SUBWOOFER]
Speakerdistance (inch}:
[1
40]
to
[0]
SAVE
SETTINGS
[YES],
[CANCEL]
LOAD
SETTINGS
Select a speaker
unit
(filter) and adjust
the
output
level.
•
Each
value you have adjusted changes
when
you change
the
[POSITION] setting (page 16).
Select a speaker
unit
(filter)
to
adjust
the
HPF
or
LPF
cut-off
frequency
and
the
slope
for
each
speaker
unit.
For details
on
the
[CROSSOVER]
setting,
see
page
14.
Select a listening
position
to
adjust
the
speakers'
output
levels
automatically
and
add
a delay
time
that
corresponds
to
the
number
and
locations
of
occupied seats.
Select
or
customize
the
time
alignment
settings
to
reflect
the
distance
between
the
listener's
position
and each speaker.
• Select [INITIAL]
to
initialize
the
setting
value.
• Select [OFF]
to
reset all setting values
to
0.
• The [CUSTOM] setting
is
available
when
[FRONT LEFn
or
[FRONT RIGHn
is
selected in
[POSITION] (page 1
6).
• The [CUSTOM] setting
is
not
available
when
[OFF]
is
selected in
[SUBWOOFER]
(page 16).
Save
to
later recall
the
following
sound settings
at
their
current values:
[CROSSOVER],
[SPEAKER
LEVEL],
[EQ
SETTING],
[POSITION], [TIME
ALGNMNn,
[BASS
BOOST],
[SUBWOOFER].
Load
the
sound settings,
when
you
have already
performed
[SAVE
SETTINGS].
BASS
BOOST
[0]
to
[+6]
LOUDNESS
[OFF], [LOW], [MID], [HI]
AUTOLVCTRL
[OFF], [MODEl], [MODE2]
SLA
[+4]
to
[-4]
Select
the
bass
boost
level.
Compensate for clear sound at
low
volume.
Adjust
the
difference in
volume
levels
among
sources
or
audio files automatically.
Adjust
the
volume
level
for
each source except
FM.
Each
of
the
below
combinations
are set
to
the
same setting automatically.
• When
making
a
USB
connection, set
USB,
iPod,
PANDORA,
ANDROID,
SPOTIFY,
and
APP.
• When
making
a
Bluetooth
connection, set
BT
AUDIO, iPod,
PANDORA,
ANDROID,
SPOTIFY,
and
APP.
*1
Not
available
when
[SW]
is
selected in
[REAR-SP]
in
the
INITIAL settings (page 6).
*2
Not
available
when
[FUL]
is
selected in
[REAR-SP]
in
the
INITIAL settings (page
6).
You can also access
to
these
menus
when
the
unit
is
turned
off.
CLOCK
SET
12H/24H
[1
2H], [24H]
BEEP
TONE
[ON], [OFF]
INFO
DISPLAY
[SOURCE/BTINFO],
[SOURCE/
SPEANA],
[CLOCK!BTINFO],
[CLOCK!SPEANA],
[LEVEL
METER],
[SPEANA],
[OFF]
Set
the
clock (page 5).
Select
the
time
notation.
A beep can be heard
when
any
button
is
pushed.
Select
[OFF]
to
disable this
function.
Display
the
item
on
the
sub
information
display.
• When [SOURCE/SPEANA]
or
[CLOCK!SPEANA]
is
selected, display
the
antenna instead
of
the
speana
on
the
radio source.
DOT
DISPLAY
[SPEANA], [ICON]
AUX
[ON],
[OFF]
BTAUDIO
[ON], [OFF]
SPOTIFY
[ON], [OFF]
BTMEMCLEAR
[YES],
[CANCEL]
PHONE
CONNECT
[IPHONE/IPOD], [ANDROID]
ANDROID
WIRED
[MEMORY],
[APP
CONTROL]
P.APP
AUTO
ON
[ON], [OFF]
Select
[SPEANA]
or
[ICON]
to
appear
on
the
left
side
of
the
display.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using an auxiliary device
connected
to
the
unit.
Set
the
Bluetooth signal
on/off.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using
the
Spotify
function.
Clear
the
Bluetooth device data (device list,
PIN
code, call history,
phone
book, preset
phone
numbers) stored in
the
unit.
[CLEARED]
appears
when
data
is
successfully
deleted.
Select
the
type
of
device ([IPHONE/IPOD]
or
[ANDROID]) and
the
appropriate
connection
method
([WIRED]
or
[BLUETOOTH]) according
to
your
device.
• When [BLUETOOTH]
is
selected,
USB
connections
cannot
be made regardless
of
the
current Bluetooth
connection
to
the
unit.
• Select [ANDROID]
when
you connect
the
mobile
device
other
than iPhone
or
Android.
• When
the
setting
is
changed,
[USB
AUTO]
(page 1
8)
is
automatically
performed
if
[USB
AUTO]
is
set
to
[ON].
Select
the
appropriate
connection
method
foran
Android device.
• This setting
is
not
available
when
[BLUETOOTH]
is
selected in [PHONE CONNECn.
Select [ON]
to
automatically launch Pioneer
ARC
APP
when
an
Android device
is
connected
to
the
unitvia
AOA.
(Not available when
[MEMORY]
is
selected in [ANDROID
WIRED].)
-
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En
17
USB
AUTO
[ON],
[OFF]
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.
I
~
LUMINATI()I\I
...
settil1g$
COLOR
[KEY
COLOR],
[DISP
COLOR],
[BOTH
COLOR]
DIM
SETTING
[SYNC
ILLUMI],
[SYNC
CLOCK],
[ON],
[OFF]
BRIGHTNESS
[1]to[10]
PHONE
COLOR
[FLASHING]
[FLASH
FX1]
to
[FLASH
FX6]
[OFF]
18
En
Select colorfor the keys/display
of
the unitfrom
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
1
0
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.
Change
the
display brightness.
The available setting ranges
differ
depending
on
[DIM
SETTING].
Select
the
key color
when
a call
is
received.
Applies
the
color set
by
[KEY
COLOR].
Cycle
through
a variety
of
colors automatically.
No change in key color made.
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
The
illumination
effect can be seen when:
-there
is
an
incoming
call
-you
are on a
phone
call
-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
under
the
ILLUMINATION settings(page 18)
is
used
as
the
display color.
[SOUND
LEVEL
1]
to
[SOUND
LEVEL
Change
the
illumination
effect according
to
6]
the
sound and
bass
level.
[LOW
PASS
1
J
to
[LOW
PASS
6]
[RANDOM1]
[RANDOM2]
[RANDOM3]
DISPLAY
FX
[ON],
[OFF]
CUTIN
FX
[ON],
[OFF]
The flash pattern changes according
to
the
sound level.
The flash
pattern
changes according
to
the
bass
level.
The flash pattern changes
randomly
according
to
the
sound level
mode
and
low
pass
mode.
The flash pattern changes
randomly
according
to
the sound level mode.
The flash pattern changes
randomly
according
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
In
the
following,
"NW" represents
network
mode
and
"STD"
represents standard
mode. According
to
the
connections you
have established, change
the
speaker
mode
to
standard
mode
(STD)
or
network
mode
(NW)
(page
5).
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 blackcable
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
POWER
AMP
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L
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-1-
(!) (!)
-
Other devices
~
(Another electronic Metal parts
of
device in the
car)
car's
body
*1
Not supplied for this
unit
~Important
• When installing this
unit
in a vehicle
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 a fire
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.
-Place
all 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
a fuse
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
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
Microphone
3 m
(9
ft. 1
0-1
/8
in.)
WPower cord
input
®Microphone
input
®Rear
output
(STD)
or
middle
range
output
(NW)
®Front
output
(STD)
or
high range
output
(NW)
(6)
Antenna
input
(7)
Fuse
(1
0
A)
®Wired
remote
input
Hard-wired remote control adapter can
be connected (sold separately).
(9)
Subwoofer
output
Power cord
Perform these connections when
not
connecting a rear speaker or middle range
speaker lead
to
a subwoofer.
II
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r®·-~·®·-·
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1------®
1------@
1------@
L....-----@
Perform these connections
when
using a
subwoofer
without
the
optional
amplifier.
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En
19
c!r
Important
In
the
case
of
@l
above,
two
4 0
subwoofers wired in parallel
will
represent
a 2 0 load.
CD
To
power
cord
input
@Left
@Right
@Front
speaker
(STD)
or
high
range
speaker (NW)
®Rear
speaker
(STD)
or
middle
range
speaker
(NW)
®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)
@l
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.
20En
Power
amp
(sold separately)
Perform these connections
when
using
the
optional
amplifier.
®
~___.
@
®
8 8 ®
~~~~-
® ® ®
(j) 0
8 8 ®
~:r~~-
® ® ® ®
® 9
8 8
CD
System remote control
Connect
to
blue/white
cable.
@ Power
amp
(sold separately)
® Connect
with
RCA
cables (sold
separately)
@To
rear
output
(STD)
or
middle
range
output
(NW)
®
Rear
speaker
(STD)
or
middle
range
speaker (NW)
®To
front
output
(STD)
or
high
range
output
(NW)
(j) Front speaker
(STD)
or
high
range
speaker (NW)
®To
subwoofer
output
® Subwoofer
c!r
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
is_
obtained
when
the
unit
is
60°
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.
---;·-·
~0
~~
0
2 Tighten
two
screws
on
each side.
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.
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