Pioneer MVH-290BT User manual

DIGITAL MEDIA RECEIVER
RECEPTEUR MEDIA NUMERIQUE
RECEPTOR DE MEDIOS DIGITALES
MVH-290BT
MVH-291BT
0 Bluetooth®
Owner's Manual
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Manual
de instrucciones
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I Table
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Before
You
Start ......................................................................... 2
Getting Started .......................................................................... 4
Radio ............................................................................................ 6
USB/AUX...................................................................................... 6
Bluetooth..................................................................................... 8
Settings...................................................................................... 10
FUNCTION settings ...............................................................
11
AUDIO settings.......................................................................
11
SYSTEM
settings .................................................................... 12
Connections/Installation........................................................ 13
Additional
Information
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About
this
manual:
•
In
the
following
instructions, a
USB
memory
or
USB
audio player are referred
to
as
"USB
device':
2
En
IBefore
You
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.
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FCCID:AJDK096
MODEL
NO
.:
MVH
-290BT/MVH-291
BT
IC:
775E-K096 ,
This device complies
with
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules
and Innovation, Science, and Economic
I
Development Canada licence-exempt
RSS
standard(s). Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
this device may
not
cause interference, and
(2)
this device
I mustaccept any interference, including interference
that
may cause undesired operation
of
this device.
This transmitter must
not
be co-located or operated
in
conjunction
with
any
other
antenna ortransmitter.
The Bluetooth antenna cannot be removed (or replaced) by
user.
This
equipment
complies with
FCC/ISED
radiation exposure limits set
forth
for
an
uncontrolled environment and meets
the
FCC
radio frequency
(RF)
Exposure Guideli
nes
and
RSS-1
02
of
the I
SED
radio frequency
(RF)
Exposure rules. This
equipment
has
very
low
levels
of
RF
energy that
it
deemed
to
comply
without
maximum permissive exposure
evaluation
(MPE).
But
it
is
desirable
that
it
should be installed and operated keeping the
radiator at least 20cm or more away from person's
body
(excluding extremities: hands,
wrists, feet and ankles).
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.
lfthis
equipment does cause harmful interference
to
radio or
television 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 different from
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.
Overtime, your hearing "comfort level" adapts
to
highervolumes
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 atraffic hazard and
is
illegal in many
areas.
A wARNING
• Do
not
attempt
to
install
or
service this
product
by
yourself. Installation
or
servicing
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 driving. Make sure
to
pull
off
the road and park
your vehicle in a
safe
location before
attempting
to
use
the controls on the device.
A CAUTION
•Do
not
allow this
unit
to
come
into
contact with moisture and/or liquids. Electrical shock
could result.Also, damage
to
this unit, smoke, and overheating could result from contact
with
liquids.
•Always keep the volume
low
enough
to
hear outside sounds.
•This product
is
evaluated in moderate and tropical climate condition under the Audio,
video and similar electronic apparatus- Safety requirements,
IEC
60065.
After-sales service for Pioneer products
Please
contact the dealer, distributor from where you purchased this
unit
or the authorized
PIONEER
Service Station for after-sales service or any other information.
In
case
the
necessary information
is
not
available, please contact the companies listed below:
Please
do
not
ship your
unit
to
the companies at the addresses listed belowfor repair
without
contacting them in advance.
U.S.A.
and
CANADA
Pioneer Electronics
(USA)
Inc.
CUSTOMER
SUPPORT
DIVISION
P.O.
Box
1760
Long
Beach,
CA
90801-1760
800-421-1404
For
warranty information please
see
the Limited Warranty sheet included
with
this unit.
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IGetting Started
Basic
operation
MVH-29081/291
BT
Detach button
BAND/DIMMER!:> Display
window
Purpose Operation
Answering/ending
a call
Press~.
* 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
.
Display indication
Indication Description
:·
Appears
when
a
lower
tier
of
the
menu
or
folder exists.
' Appears
when
the
automatic
answering
function
is
set (page
9)
.
p Appears
when
the
0..
button
is
pressed.
LOC
Appears
when
the
local seek
tuning
function
is
set (page
11
).
~
Appears
when
random/shuffle
play
is
set (except
when
BT
AUDIO
and AOA).
~
Appears
when
repeat play
is
set (except
when
BT
AUDIO and
AOA).
0 Appears
when
a Bluetooth
connection
is
made
(page 8).
Frequently used operations Detaching
the
front panel
Purpose
Turn on
the
power*
Adjust
the
volume
Select a source
Change
the
display
information
Return
to
the
previous display/list
Return
to
the
normal display
from
the
menu
4En
Operation
Press
SRC/OFF
to
turn
on
the
power.
Press
and
hold
SRC/OFF
to
turn
off
the
power.
Turn
the
M.C.
dial.
Press
SRC/OFF
repeatedly.
Press
DISP
repeatedly.
Press
BAND/DIMMER!:>.
Press
and hold
BAND/DIMMER!:>.
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

(
~
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.
Setup menu
When you
turn
the
ignition
switch
to
ON
after installation,
[SET
UP
:YES]
appears in the display.
1
Press
the
M.C.
dial.
The setup
menu
disappears
after
30 seconds
of
no
operation.
If
you prefer
not
to
set at this time,
turn
the
M.C. dial
to
select [NO],
then
press
to
confirm.
2
Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select
the
options,
then
press
to
confirm.
To
proceed
to
the
next
menu
option,
you need
to
confirm
your
selection.
Menu
Item
Description
CLOCK
SET
Set the clock.
3 [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.
4 Press
the
M.C.
dial
to
confirm
the
settings.
NOTES
•
You
can cancel the menu setting by pressing SRC/OFF.
• These settings can be made at any
time
from
the
SYSTEM
settings (page
12)
and INITIAL
settings (page
5).
Canceling
the
demonstrationd,isplay
(DEMO
OFF)
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.
INITIAL
settings
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.
Menu
Item
SP-P/OMODE
[REAR/SUB.W]
[SUB.W/SUB.W]
[REAR/REAR]
DIM
SETTING
[SYNC
CLOCK],
[MANUAL]
Description
Select when there
is
afull-range speaker connected
to
the rear speaker
output
leads and there
is
a subwoofer
connected
to
the
RCA
output.
Select when there
is
a passive subwoofer connected
directly
to
the rear speaker
output
leads and there
is
a
subwoofer connected
to
the
RCA
output.
Select when there are full-range speakers connected
to
the rear speaker
output
leads and
RCA
output.
If
there
is
afull-range speaker connected
to
the rear speaker
output
leads, and the
RCA
output
is
not
used, you may
select either
[REAR/SUB.W]
or
[REAR/REAR].
Change the display brightness.
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5

Menu
Item
SYSTEM
RESET
[YES],
[NO]
IRadio
Description
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
RDS
(radio data system)
function
only
works in areas
that
broadcast
RDS
signals for
FM
stations.
Receiving
preset
stations
1
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select [RADIO].
2
Press
BAND/DIMMER!:::>
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
I A
to
6/~)
until
it
stops flashing.
IUSB/AUX
Playing back
Disconnect headphones
from
the
device before
connecting
it
to
the
unit.
SRC
(source)/OFF
USB
port
M.C.
(multi-control)
dial
AUX
input
jack
(3.5
mm
stereo jack)

USB
devices (including Android)
1 Open the
USB
port cover.
2
Plug
in
the
USB.
NOTE
To
automatically switch
to
[USB]
source
when
a
USB
device
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
A device installed
with
Android
OS
5.0
or
latercan be connected
to
the
unit
via
AOA,
using
the
cable supplied
with
the
device.
Listening
to
music on Android
This
function
is
compatible
with
devices
that
have Android
OS
5.0
or
later
installed and also
support
AOA (Android Open Accessory)
2.0.
1
Press
SRC/OFF
to select [ANDROID].
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.
Basic operations
Purpose Operation
Select atrack Press...,...
or~.
Fast
forward or reverse IPress
and
hold
...,.
or
~.
Pause/resume playback
Press
4/PAUSE.
AUX
1 Insert the stereo mini plug into the
AUX
inputjack.
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).
Operations
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.
Purpose Operation
Select afolder/album*
Press
1/
A
or
2/V.
Select atrack/song (chapter) Press...,...
or~.
Fast
forward or reverse
Press
and hold
~
or
~.
Search
for afile from a list
1
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
Press
the
M.C.
dial when afolder/
folder/category* category
is
selected.
Play
a song
in
the selected folder/
Press
and hold the
M.C.
dial when a
category* folder/category
is
selected.
Repeat play
Press
6/~.
Random/shuffle play
Press
5/~.
Pause/resume playback
Press
4/PAUSE.
*
Compressed audio files
only
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IBluetooth
Bluetooth connection
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.
•
To
cancel searching, press
the
M.C.
dial.
• If
the
desired device
is
not
in
the
list, select
[RE-SEARCH].
•
If
there
is
no
device available, [NOT FOUND] appears in
the
display.
S
Turn
the
M.C.
dial
to
select a device,
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
• Depending on the device, the
PIN
code
is
required in step ?.In this
case,
input
[0000].
• Only one single device
can
be paired/registered at any one time. The previously paired/
registered phonebook and preset information
is
overwritten/deleted when a new device
is
paired/registered
to
this unit.
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.
8En
Bluetooth settings
Menu Item
BTCONNECT
[ON],
[OFF]
ADD
DEVICE
A.CONN
[ON],
[OFF]
VISIBLE
[ON],
[OFF]
PIN CODE
DEV.INFO
Description
Display the paired Bluetooth devices."*" appears on the
device name when the Bluetooth connection
is
established.
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
I 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.
Bluetooth telephone
First, make a Bluetooth connection
with
the
Bluetooth telephone (page
8).
:!)
~
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
park your vehicle in a
safe
place and apply
the
parking brake before operation.

To makea phone call
1 Press~ to display the phone menu.
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 answeran incoming call
1 Press ~ when acall is received.
Basic operations
Purpose
Operation
End a call
Press~.
Reject an incoming call Press and hold ~ when acall is received.
Switch between the current
Press the M.C. dial.
caller and acaller on hold
Cancel acaller on hold
Press and hold ~.
Adjust the volume of the Turn the M.C. dial during the call.
caller's voice (When private
mode
is on, this function is not
available.)
Turn the private mode on or
Press BAND/!:> during the call.
off
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.
Phone menu
Menu Item
Description
RECENTS Display the missed call history.
[MISSED]
[DIALED] Display the dialed call history.
[RECEIVED]
Display the received call history.
PHONE BOOK* 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.
PRESET 1-6
Recall the preset phone numbers. You can also recall the
preset phone numbers by pressing one
of the number
buttons (1/A
to 6/~).
A.ANSR Select [ON] to answer an incoming call automatically.
[ON], [OFF]
R.TONE Select [ON] if the ring tone does not come out from the
[ON], [OFF]
car speakers. Depending on the connected phone, this
function may
not work.
PBINVT Invert the order of names in the phone book (name
view).
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Item
PB
A.SYNC
[ON],
[OFF]
BTSETTING
Description
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.
•
If
you switch
from
[ON]
to
[OFF],
the
auto
synchronization
will
not
be
performed
on
the
next
connection.
•
If
you 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
8.
*
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.
Bluetooth audio
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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
(AudioNideo 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
aBluetooth telephone
automatically.
• Depending on the type
of
Bluetooth audio playeryou have connected
to
this unit,
operation and information displayed may vary based on availability and functionality.
1
Make
a Bluetooth connection
with
the
Bluetooth audio player.
1
0En
2
Press
SRC/OFF
to
select
[BT
AUDIO]
as
the
source.
3
Press
BAND/!:>
to start playback.
Basic operations
You can make various
adjustments
in
the
FUNCTION
settings
(page
11
).
Purpose Operation
Fast
forward or reverse
Press
and
hold
~
or
~.
Select atrack
Press~
or~.
Repeat play*
Press
6/~.
Random play*
Press
5/~.
Pause/resume playback
Press
4/PAUSE.
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
Settings
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 11)
• AUDIO
settings
(page 11)
•
SYSTEM
settings
(page 12)

3 Turn the M.C. dial to select the options, then press to confirm.
FUNCTION settings
The menu items vary according to the source.
Menu Item
BSM I RADIO
LOCAL I RADIO
FM: [OFF], [LV1 ], [LV2], [LV3],
[LV4]
AM: [OFF], [LV1 ], [LV2]
SEEK I RADIO I
[MAN], [PCH]
PLAY jsTAUDiol
STOP lsr AUDIOj
AUDIO settings
Menu Item
FADER*1
Description
Store the six strongest stations on the
number buttons
(1/ A to 6/~)
automatically.
Restrict the
tuning station according to the
signal strength.
Assign
~ or ~ buttons to seek the
stations one by one (manual tuning) or
select a station from the preset channels.
Start playback.
Stop playback.
Description
Adjust the front and rear speaker balance.
Menu Item Description
BALANCE
Adjust the left and right speaker balance.
EQ SETTING
[SUPER BASS], [POWERFUL], Select the equalizer setting.
[NATURAL], [VOCAL],
[CUSTOM 1 ], [CUSTOM2],
[FLAn
Select
an equalizer band and
level for further customizing.
Equalizer
band: [80HZ],
[250HZ], [800HZ], [2.5KHZ],
[8KHZ]
Equalizer level: [+6]
to [-6]
LOUDNESS
[OFF], [LOW], [MID], [HI] Compensate for clear sound at low volume.
SUB.W*2
[NOR], [REV], [OFF] Select the subwoofer phase.
SUB.W CTRL*2*3
Cut-off frequency: [50HZ],
[63HZ], [80HZ],
[1OOHZ],
[125HZ], [160HZ], [200HZ]
Output level: [-24] to [+6]
Slope level: [-12], [-24]
BASS BOOST
[0] to [+6]
HPF SETTING
Cut-off frequency: [OFF],
[50HZ], [63HZ], [80HZ],
[1OOHZ], [125HZ], [160HZ],
[200HZ]
Slopelevel: [-12], [-24]
Only frequencies lower than those in the
selected range are
output from the
subwoofer.
Select
the bass boost level.
Onlyfrequencies higherthan the high-pass
filter
(HPF) cutoff are output from the
speakers.
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[+4]
to
[-4]
Description
Adjust
the
volume
level for each source
except
RADIO.
*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].
SYSTEM
settings
You can also access
to
these
menus
when
the
unit
is
turned
off.
Menu Item
CLOCK
SET
12H/24H
[12H], [24H]
AUX
[ON],
[OFF]
BTAUDIO
[ON],
[OFF]
BTMEMCLEAR
[YES],
[NO]
12
En
Description
Set
the
clock (page
5).
Select
the
time
notation.
Set
to
[ON]
when
using
an
auxiliary device
connected
to
the
unit.
Set
the
Bluetooth signal on/off.
Clear
the
Bluetooth device data (device
information,
PIN
code, call history,
phone
book, preset
phone
numbers) stored in
the
unit.
[CLEARED]
appears
when
data
is
successfully deleted.
Menu Item
BTVERSION
USB
AUTO
[ON],
[OFF]
Description
Displays
the
system version
of
the
unit
and
the
Bluetooth module.
Select [ON]
to
automatically switch
to
[USB]
source
when
a
USB
device/
Android
is
connected
to
the
unit.
Select
[OFF]
when
a
USB
device/Android
is
being connected
to
the
unit
just
for
charging.

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Connections
A wARNING
•
Use
speakers over
SOW
(output
value) and between 4 0
to
8 0
(impedance value). Do
not
use
10
to
3 0 speakers for this unit.
• The black cable
is
ground. When
installing this
unit
or power amp
(sold separately), make sure
to
connectthe 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. Ifthe 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
*j'~t~
(-
(!) (!)
-
Other devices \
Metal parts
of
(Another electronic
device
in
the
car)
car's
body
*1
Not supplied for this
unit
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Important
• When installing this unit in a vehicle
without
an
ACC
(accessory) position
on the ignition switch, failure
to
connectthe red cable
to
the terminal
that detects operation
of
the ignition
key may result in battery drain.
ACC
position
No
ACC
position
•
Use
of
this
unit
in conditions other
than thefollowing could result in fire
or malfunction.
-Vehicles
with
a 12-volt battery and
negative grounding.
-When
speaker
output
is
used by 4
channels, use speakers over
SOW
(maximum
input
power) and
between 4 0
to
8 0 (impedance
value). Do
not
use
10
to
30
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
connection for a
connection method.
•
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 powerwith otherdevices.
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 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
aglass 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 powerterminal
of
the auto
antenna. Doing
so
may result in
battery drain or a malfunction.
• The black cable
is
ground. Ground
cables for this
unit
and other
equipment (especially, high-current
products such
as
power amps) must
be wired separately. Ifthey
are
not,
an
acc
idental detachmentmay result
in afire or malfunction.
This
unit
Rear
output
or subwoofer
output
CV
Antenna
input
® Power cord
input
(3)
Fuse
(1
0
A)
®Microphone
input
®Microphone
3m
(9ft.
10-1/8 in.)
Power cord
Perform these connections when
not
connecting a rear speaker lead
to
a
subwoofer.
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JZi
Perform these connections when
using a subwoofer
without
the
optional amplifier.
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·
L-----(1~
L-----1])
.___
___
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To
power cord
input
:
1J
Left
(
~)
Right
(1
;
Front speaker
1
,i
:
Rear
speaker
CID
White
C!J
White/black
®Gray
(
~
)
Gray/black
QQ
)
Green
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QJ
·
Green/black
n2:
·Violet
q
Violet/black
(H Black
(chassis
ground)
Connect
to
aclean, paint-free
metal location.
(
J5:
•
Yellow
Connect
to
the constant
12
V
supply terminal.
,
J6
)
Red
-Connect
to
terminal controlled by
the ignition switch
(12
V
DC).
:
jf
Blue/white
--
Connect
to
the system control
terminal
of
the power amp or auto-
antenna relay control terminal
(max.
300
mA
12
V
DC).
@;
Subwoofer
(4
0)
J~)
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.
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Subwoofer
(4
0)
X
2
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.
:1
:·
System remote control
Connect
to
blue/white cable.
,2
;.
Power amp (sold separately)
({:Connect
with
RCA
cables (sold
separately)
4
To
rear
output
or subwoofer
output
5
Rear
speaker or subwoofer
Installation
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Important
• Check all 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.
•
Optimum
Ls_
performance
is
600
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.
'T
Dashboard
i
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
line
up the holes on the
mounting bracket with the holes
on the
sides
ofthe unit
to
attach
the bracket.

2 Screw in onescrew on each side to
hold the unit in place.
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8 •
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CD Tapping screw (q>S mm x 9 mm)
Cfl Mounting bracket
®Dashboard or console
Using the included bracket
Check to make sure that the included
bracket matches your particular
model
of vehicle and then attach it to
the unit as shown below.
Screw
Bracket
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.
Screw
Installing the
microphone
• Install the microphone in a place
where its direction and distance
from the driver make it easiest
to
pick up the driver's voice.
•
Be sure to turn off (ACC OFF) the
product before connecting the
microphone.
Mounting on the sun visor
1 Fit the microphone into the
microphoneclip.
1 Microphone
Microphone clip
2 Mount the microphone clip to the
sun visor.
CD Microphone clip
Clamps
Use separately sold clamps to
secure the lead where
necessary inside
the vehicle.
Install the microphone on the sun
visor when it
is in the up position.lt
cannot recognize the driver's voice
if the sun visor is in the down
position.
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column
1 Fit the microphone into the
Microphone Base.
Microphone
Microphone
base with
double-sided tape
2 Attach the microphone on the
steering column.
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Microphone Base
Clamps
Use separately sold clamps to
secure the lead where
necessary inside the vehicle.
3 Keeping it away from the steering
wheel.
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Troubleshooting
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.
~Depending on the repeat play
range, the selected range may
change when another folder or
track
is being selected or during
fast forwarding/reversing.
-Select the repeat play range
again.
A
subfolder is not played back.
~ Subfolders cannot be played when
[FLO] (folder repeat) is selected.
-Select another repeat play range.
The sound
is intermittent.
~You are using adevice, such as a
cellular phone, that may cause
audible interference.
-Move electrical devices that may
be causing the interference away
from the unit.
The sound
from the Bluetooth audio
source is not played back.
~There is acall in progress on a
Bluetooth-connected cellular
phone.
-The sound will be played back
when the call
is terminated.
~ A Bluetooth-connected cellular
phone
is currently being operated.
-Stop using the cellular phone.
~The connection between the unit
and the cellular phone is not
established correctly after acall
made by a Bluetooth-connected
cellular phone.
-Make a Bluetooth connection
between the unit and the cellular
phone again.
Error messages
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. If the message
remains, contact yourdealeror
an
authorized Pioneer Service
Station for assistance.
NO XXXX (NO TITLE, for example)
~There is no embedded text
information.
-Switch the displayor play another
track/file.

USB
device
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
a compatible
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.
-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.
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.
ERROR-23
~USB
device
was
not
formatted
properly.
-Format
the
USB
device with
FAT12,
FAT16
or
FAT32.
STOP
~There
are no songs in the current
list.
-Select
a list that contains songs.
Bluetooth device
ERROR-10
~
The power failed for the Bluetooth
module
of
the unit.
-Turn
the ignition switch
OFF
and
back
to
ACC
or
ON.
Handling guidelines
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 becomejammed 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
interferencewhen you are listening
to
the
radio.
Compressed
audio
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
embeddedwith image data, oraudio
files stored on a
USB
device
with
numerous folder hierarchies.
•
Russian
text
to
be displayed on this
unit
should be encoded in one
of
the
following character
sets:
-Unicode
(UTF-8,
UTF-
1
6)
-A
character set otherthan Unicode
that
is
used in aWindows
environment and
is
set
to
Russian
in the multi-language setting
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 a
USB
storage device in
any place that
is
subject
to
high
temperatures.
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WMA
files
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Bit rate 48 kbps
to
320 kbps
(CBR),
48 kbps
to
384 kbps
(VBR)
c----·
--
Sampling
32
kHz,44.1
kHz,
48
frequency kHz
Windows
MediaTM
Not
compatible
Audio Professional,
Lossless,
Voice/
DRM
Stream/
Stream
with
video
MP3
files
File extension .mp3
Bit rate 8 kbps
to
320 kbps
(CBR),
VBR
Sampling
16kHz
to
48kHz
(32
frequency kHz,
44.1
kHz,
48
kHz for emphasis)
Compatible
103
tag 2.2,
2.3,
2.4
version
M3u playlist
Not
compatible
MP3i
(MP3
Not
compatible
interactive), mp3
PRO
WAY files
File extension .wav
Quantization bits 8 and 16
(LPCM),
4
(MSADPCM)
Sampling 16 kHz
to
48 kHz
frequency
(LPCM),
22.05 kHz
and
44.1
kHz
(MS
ADPCM)
18En
FLAC
files
•
FLAC
files may
not
be playable,
depending
on
the
encoder.
File
extension .flac
Sampling 8/11.025112/16/
frequency 22.05/24/32/44.1
I
48kHz
Quantization
bit
16
bit
rate
I
1
-
--
---
-
Channel
mode
1/2 ch
USB
device
• There may be a slight delay
when
starting playback
of
audio files
on
a
USB
storage device
with
numerous
folder
hierarchies.
Playable folder Up
to
eight
tiers
(A
hierarchy practical hierarchy
is
less
than
two
tiers.)
Playable folders Up
to
500
Playable files Up
to
15
000
Playback
of
Not
compatible
copyright-
protected files
Partitioned
USB
Only
the
first
device
partition
can be
played.
Sequence
.ofa.
ud
-
io
..
files
The user
cannot
assign
folder
numbers and specify playback
sequences
with
this unit. Sequence
of
audio
file depends on
the
connected
device.
I
Note
that
the
hidden
files in a
USB
device
cannot
be played back.
Example
of
a hierarchy
LJFolder
n:
Compressed
n'
1
audio file
n:2·
n)
n:I
Level
1
Level
2
Level
3
Level
4
01
to
OS:
Folder number
:j )
to
(
§)
:
Playback sequence
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of
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respective owners.
WMA
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Media
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or
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of
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and/
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other
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FLAC
Copyright
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Android™
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Specifications
General
Power source:
14.4 V
DC (1 0.8 V to 15.1 V
allowable)
Grounding system: Negative type
Maximum current consumption:
10.0A
Dimensions (W x H x D):
DIN
Chassis: 178 mm x SO mm x 97
mm (7 in. x 2 in. x 3-7/8 in.)
Nose: 188
mm x 58 mm x 17 mm
(7-3/8 in. x 2-1/4 in. x 5/8 in.)
D
Chassis: 178 mm x 50 mm x 97
mm (7 in. x 2 in. x 3-7/8 in.)
Nose: 170
mm x46 mm x 17 mm
(6-3/4 in. x 1-3/4 in. x 5/8 in.)
Weight: 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs)
Audio
Maximum power output:
• 50 W x 4 ch/4 0 (for no
subwoofer)
• 50 W x 2 ch/4 0 + 70 W x 1 ch/2
0 (for subwoofer)
Continuous power output:
22 W x 4 (SO Hz to 15 000 Hz, 5 %
THO, 4 0 load, both channels
driven)
Load impedance:
4 0 (4 0 to 8 0 allowable)
Preout maximum output level: 2.0 V
Loudness
contour:
+10 dB (100Hz), +6.5 dB (10kHz)
(volume: -30 dB)
Equalizer (5-Band Graphic Equalizer):
Frequency: 80
Hz/250 Hz/800 Hz/
2.5 kHz/8 kHz
Equalization range:
±12 dB (2 dB step)
Subwoofer (mono):
Frequency: SO 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
USB
USB standard specification:
USB 2.0 full speed
Maximum current supply: 500 rnA
USB Protocol:
MSC (Mass Storage Class)
AOA
(Android Open Accessory)
2.0
File system:
FAT1 2, FAT16, FAT32
MP3 decoding format:
MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3
WMA decoding format:
Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9 (2 ch audio)
(Windows Media Player)
FLAC decoding format:
v1.2.1 (Free Lossless Audio
Codec)
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, S/N:
30 dB)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 72 dB (IEC-A
network)
AM tuner
Frequency range: 530kHz to 1 710kHz
Usable sensitivity: 25 ~V {S/N: 20 dB)
Signal-to-noise ratio:
58 dB
(IEC -A network)
Bluetooth
Version: Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR certified
Output power:
+4 dBm Maximum (Power class 2)
Frequency band(s):
2
400 MHz to 2 483.5 MHz
Bluetooth profiles:
GAP (Generic Access Profile)
SOAP (Service Discovery
Application Profile)
HFP (Hands Free Profile) 1.6
PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile)
A2DP (Advanced
Audio
Distribution Profile)
AVRCP (AudioNideo Remote
Control Profile) 1.5
SPP (Serial Port Profile) 1.1
CEA2006 Specifications
Power output: 14W RMS x 4 Channels
(4 0
and~ 1 % THD+N)
S/N ratio: 77 dBA (reference: 1 W
into
40)
NOTE
Specifications and the design are
subject to modifications without
notice.
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