Pioneer MVH-AV290BT User manual

MVH-AV290BT
RDS
AV
RECEIVER
AUTORADIO MULTIMEDIA
RDS
AV
RECEPTOR
RDS
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Important (Serial number)
The serial number
is
located on the
bottom
of
this unit.
For
your
own
security and
convenience, be sure
to
record this number on the enclosed warranty card.
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Important (numero de serie)
Le
numero de serie
se
trouve sous cet appareil. Pour votre securite
et
votre
commodite, pensez
a
inscrire
ce
numero sur
Ia
carte de garantie fournie.
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lmportante (Numero de serie)
El
numero de serie esta ubicado
en
Ia
parte inferior de esta unidad.
Para
su
seguridad y comodidad, asegurese de registrar este numero en
Ia
tarjeta de
garantfa incluida.
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du
proprietaire
Manual
de
lnstrucciones

2
Contents
Thank you
for
buying this Pion
ee
r produc
t.
P
le
ase read t
hro
ugh
th
ese ins
tr
uct
ions so you
will know how to o
pe
r
·a
te your model properly.
Af
ter you have fi nished r·eadi
ng
the ins
tr
-uc-
tions. keep
thi
s doc
um
ent in a safe place
for
fu
ture
referen ce.
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The screens sh
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n in
th
e exa
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om ac
tu
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eens
. wh
1ch
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ay
be
changed without
no
tice
for
performance and
f
uncti
on i
mpr
ov
ement
s.
• Precaution..........................4
Information to User ..............................
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Important safety information ......
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Parking brake interlock.........................
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When using a display connected to V OUT ......5
To
avoid battery exhaustion......
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Rear view camera ............................................5
Handling the USB connector
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Failure to operate ....................
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Visit our website...............................................6
Protecting the LCD panel and screen...............6
Notes
on
internal memory........
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About this manual ............................................6
• Basic operation..................7
Checking part names and functions .................7
Remote control ..........
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On first-time startup .....
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How to use the screens....................................8
Supported
AV
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Selecting a source ......
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Using the touch panel .....
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• Registration and
connection of Bluetooth
device ...............................1
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Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen
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Registering your Bluetooth devices................1
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Connecting a registered Bluetooth device
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Switching visibility
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Entering the PIN code for Bluetooth wireless
connection ....................
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Displaying the device information
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Clearing the Bluetooth memory......................1
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Updating Bluetooth software ......
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Displaying the Bluetooth software version
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• Hands-free phoning.........
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Displaying the Phone menu screen...........
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Making a phone call .
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Receiving a phone call ....
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Changing the phone settings .........................
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Notes for hands-free phoning
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• Setup for iPod ..................13
iPod compatibility.....................................
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Information
on
the connections and
functions ........
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• Radio ................................14
Starting procedure .....
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Storing the strongest broadcast
frequencies ......
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Tuning into strong frequencies .
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• Compressed audio
files ...................................15
Starting procedure ..........
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Selecting files from the file name list
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Switching the media file type...................
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• Compressed video
files ...................................16
Starting procedure ......
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Selecting files from the file name list ........
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• Still image files ................17 • Theme menu ....................24
Starting procedure .........................................17 Selecting the theme color
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Selecting files from the file name list ..............17
Switching the media file type
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• Favorite menu ..................25
Setting the slideshow interval
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• iPod ..................................18
Selecting a shortcut .....
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Removing a shortcut..
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25
Connecting your iPod
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18
Starting procedure
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19
• Common operations........25
Selecting song or video sources from the
playlist screen ...........................................19 Setting the time and date
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Changing the wide screen mode........
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• Bluetooth audio player....19 • Other functions................26
Starting procedure
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Selecting files from the file name list .......
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Resetting various settings/Restoring this
product to the default settings
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• AUX source ......................
20 • Connection.......................26
Starting procedure ...
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Setting the video signal ..................................20 Precautions before connecting the system.....26
• System settings...............
20
Before installing this product ................
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To
prevent damage .....
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Displaying the "System" setting screen ..........
20 Notice for the blue/white lead
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Activating the Bluetooth audio source ............20 This product .......
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Setting the ever scroll............... ........
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20 Power cord ......
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Setting the rear view camera
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20 Speaker leads
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Setting the camera for Rear View mode ......
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21
Power amp (sold separately)
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Selecti
ng
the system language ......................
21
iPod I iPhone..
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Setting the beep sound ....................
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21
iPod I iPhone with Lightning connector ..........29
Adjusting the response positions of the touch iPod
I
iPhone with 30-pin connector...............29
panel (touch panel calibration) ....
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21
Camera...........
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Setting the dimmer.....................................
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External video component and the display.....30
Adjusting the picture
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•Installation
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• Audio adjustments ..........23
Precautions before installation
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Displaying the "Audio" setting screen .....
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23 Before installing
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Using fader/balance adjustment.....................23 Installation notes........
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Using balance adjustment.................
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on
the side of
Adjusting source levels .............................
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Adjusting loudness
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31
Using the subwoofer output......................
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on
the sun visor......
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31
Adjusting the subwoofer settings....................23 Installation
on
the steering column
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Switching the rear speaker output..
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23 Adjusting the microphone angle.........
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Switching the RCA rear output............
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Boosting the bass
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• Appendix ..........................32
Setting the high pass filter
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Using the equalizer ........................................24 Troubleshooting .........................
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Error messages .............................
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Detailed information for playable media .........33
Copyright and trademark notice .....................34

Contents
Bluetooth .......................................................
35
WMA..............................................................
35
AAC ...............................................................
35
Detailed information regarding connected iPod
devices..............
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35
Using app-based connected content.........
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Notice regarding video viewing ......................
35
Notice regarding MP3 file usage ....................
36
Using the LCD screen correctly......................
36
Specifications..................
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4
Precaution
Information to•user
e
MODEL
NO.:
MVH-A
V2
90BT
Contains
FCC
ID :
.AJ
DK083
Contains
/
Cont
i
ent
IC
: 775E-K083
• This
device
com
pi ies
with
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules and
Industry
Canada
l1cerlce-exempt RSS
standmd(s).
Oper·ation
IS
subject
to
the
followrng
two
conditio
ns:
(1)
thIS devrce may
not
cause
interference.
and
(2)
th
1s
device
must
accept
any
intederence.
including
intede1·ence
that
may
cause
undesired
operat
ion
ot
thi
s device.
• The
Bluetooth
antenna
ca
nnot
be
remo
ved (or
re
placed)
by
user
.
• This
equipment
compires
with
FCC
!
IC
radi
ation
exposure
I
imits set
forth
for
an
uncontrolled
en
vi
ron
ment
and
meets
the
FCC
radio
frequency
(RF) Exposur·e
Gu
rdel ines
and
RSS-1
02
of
the
IC
r·
adlo
fl-equerlcy (RF) Ex
posure
rules.
This
equipment
has very
low
levels of
RF
energy
that
it
deemed
to
comply
without
ma
x
1mu
m
permissive
ex
posure
ev
aluation
(MPE).
But
it is
desirable
that
it
should
be
install
ed
and
opera
ted
keeping
the
rad
1a
tm
at
l
east
20
em
or
more
away
from
person's
body
(exclud
ing
extremities:
hands.
wr
ists.
feet
and
ankles
).
•
This
device
complies
with
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Oper·ation
1s
subject
to
the
follow1ng
two
co
nditions:
(1)
this
device
may
not
cause
ha1·mfuI
interference.
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any inter·fer·
ence
r·eceived,
incl
uding
int
erference
that
may
cause
undesir
ed
operat
io
n.
• A
lteration
or
modifications
carried
out
w
ithout
appropr·iate
authorization
may
invalidate
the
user's
r·ight
to
operate
the
equipment.
• NOTE: This
equipment
has been
tested
and
found
to
co
mply
with
the
l1
m1t
s
for
a Class B
d1g1tal
device.
pur
suan
t
to
Part
15 of the
FCC
Rules. These l
irnits
are
desi
gned
to
pm
vide reasonable
prot
ection
aga
inst
ha
rmfu
l
interf
er
-e
nce in a
re
s1dentiai
insta
llation.
This
equ
1p
ment
generates.
uses
and
can
r·adiate r·adro
f
re
quency
energ
y and.
if
not
installed
and
used
ill
acc
ordance
wrth
the
ms
tructrons.
may
cause
harmful
intederence
to
radio
com
munications.
However·.
there
is
no
guarantee
th
at rnte
derence
w1ll
not
occur
in a
par·
ticu
lar·
install
ation. It
this
eq u1
pment
does
ca
use
h
mmfu
l i
nterference
to
r
adio
or
tele
vision
re
cept
ion.
wh1ch can be
determin
ed by
turn
i
ng
the
e
quipment
off
and
o
n.
th
e
user
is
encouraged
to try to corr-e
ct
the
inte
r·ference by
one
or
more
of
the
followrng
meas
ures:
• Reor1ent
or
r·elocate
the
r·ecervir1g
antenn
a.
•
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
1·eceive
r·.
•
Connect
the
equipm
ent 1
nto
an
outlet
on a c
ir
·
cuit
diff
erent
from
that
to
wh
ich the recei
ve
r is
connected.
• Co
nsu
lt
th
e
dealer
or
an experienced
radio
;TV
technic
ian
tor· help.
The
Safety
of
Your
Ears is
in
Your
Hands
Get the
mos
t out of yo
ur
equi
pme
nt by pla
yi
ng it at a safe l
evel-
a
le
ve
l
tha
t lets
the
soun
d
come
thro
ugh clearly
vvi
thout
annoy-
ing bl
aring
or
distortion
and.
most
important
l
y,
wi
tho
ut affec
ting
your
sensitive hea
ri
ng.
Sound
can be dece
iv
ing. Over
time.
your·
hearing
"comfort
level''
adapts
to
higher
volumes
of
sound
. so
what
sounds
··norma
l"
can
actua
lly
be
loud and
har
·
mful
to
your
hearing.
Guar-d
aga1nst
th1
s
by
setting
your
equ1pment at a safe
level BEFORE
your
hear·ing adapts.
ESTABLISH A SAFE LEVEL:
• Set yo
ur
v
olume
control
at a l
ow
setting.
• Sl
ow
ly increase
the
so
und
until
you can
hear
it
comfortab
ly
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
vol
ume
so hi
gh
that
you ca
n't
hear
w
hat's
around yo
u.
• Use
caution
or
tempor
ar-ily
discontinue
use
in
potentially
haz
ardous
situation
s.
• Do not use headphon
es
while
operating
a
motonzed
vehicle:
the
use of headphones
may
create a traffic hazard and is
illegal
rn
many
areas.

Precaution
•••m•porta•n•t••••·•safety••·••••·•i••n·fo•rm•ati•on
&WARNING
• Do not attempt to install or service this product by yourself.
Installation m servrcmg of thrs product by persons without
training and experience rn electronic equrpment and
automotrve accessmies may be dangerous and could
expose you to the risk of electric shock. injury or other
hazards.
• Do
not allow this product to come into contact with ltqurds.
Electrical shock could result. Also. damage to the product.
smoke. and overheating could resuIt from contact with
lrquids.
• If
liquid or foreign matter should get rnside this pr·oduct.
park your vehicle in a safe place, turn the ignition swrtch
off (ACC OFF) immediately and consult your dealer· m the
near·est authonzed Pioneer· Service Station. Do not use this
pr·oduct rn this condttion because doing so may r·esult in a
ftre.
electric shock. or other failure.
• If you nottce smoke. a stt·ange notse or odor hom th 1s
product. or any other abnormal signs on the LCD screen.
turn off the power immediately and consult your dealer or
the nearest authomed Pioneer Ser·vice Station. Using this
product 1n this condition may result in permanent damage
to the system.
• Do
not disassemble or modify this product. as there
are high-voltage components inside whtch may cause
an electric shock. Be sure to consult your dealer or the
nearest authorized Ptoneer Servtce Station fm internal
inspection, adjustments or repairs.
Before
using this product, be sure to r·ead and fully understand
the following safety lllformation:
• Do not operate this product any applrcations, m the rear
view
camera option (if purchased) if doing so wtll divert your·
attention in any way from the safe operation of your vehicle.
Always observe safe dr·ivlllg r·ules and
follow all existing
traffic regulations. If you experience difficulty rn operating
this product or r·eadlllg the display. park your vehicle in a
safe
location and apply the pmkrng brake before makrng the
necessary adjustments.
• Never set the volume of this product so high that you cannot
hear outside traffic and emergency vehicles.
•
To promote safety, certain functions are disabled unless the
vehicle is stopped and/or the parking brake is applred.
• Keep
this manual handy as a reference for operatrng proce-
dures and safety information.
• Do not install this product where it may (i) obstruct the
driver·'s vision, (ii) impair the performance of any of the
vehicle's operating systems or safety features. including air
bags or hazard lamp buttons m (iii) imparrthe driver··s ability
to safely operate
the vehicle.
• Please remen1ber
to fasten your seat beit at all ttmes while
operating yoUt· vehrcle. If you ar·e ever· in an accrdent. your
llijUI ies can
be consrderably r11ore severe rf your seat belt is
not properly buckled.
• Never use
headphones whrle drrvrng.
ACAUTION
This product is evaluated rn moder·ate and tropical clrmate
condition under· the Audio. video and similar· electronic
apparatus Safety requtr·ements. IEC 60065.
Parking brake• interlock
Cedain functions (such as vrewing ot video image and certain
touch panel key operations) offered by this product could be
dangerous (possibly r·esulting in senous injury or death) and/
or unlawful if used whrle driving. To pr·event such functrons from
berng used while the vehicle 1s in motion. there rs an interlock
system that senses when the parklllg brake is set and when the
vehicle is moving. If you
attempt to use the functions desuibed
above while drivrng. they will become disabled until you stop
the vehicle in a safe place. and (1) apply the par·krng brake. (2)
release the parkrng brake. and then (3) apply the pmki ng br·ake
again. Please keep
the bmke pedal pushed down before releas-
ing
the parking brake.
To ensure safe driving
AWARNING
• LIGHT GREEN LEAD AT POWER CONNECTOR
IS DESIGNED TO DETECT PARKED STATUS
AND MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE POWER
SUPPLY SIDE OF THE PARKING BRAKE SWITCH.
IMPROPER CONNECTION OR USE OF THIS LEAD
MAY VIOLATE APPLICABLE LAW AND MAY RESULT
IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DAMAGE.
• Do not take any steps to
tamper with or disable the
parking brake interlock system which is
in place for
your protection. Tampering
with or disabling the
parking brake interlock system could result
in serious
injury or death.
•
To avoid the risk of damage and injury and the
potential violation of applicable laws, this product
is
not for use with a video image that is visible to the
driver.
• in some countries the vrewrng of video image on a display
rnside a vehrcle even by persons other than the driver may
be illegal.
Where such regulattons apply. they must be
obeyed.
If you
attempt to watch vrdeo rmage while driving. the waming
"Viewing of front seat video source while driving is strictly
prohibited
... will appear on the screen. To watch video image
on thrs display. stop the vehicle in a safe place and apply the
parking br·ake. Please keep the brake pedal pushed down befme
releasing the par·king brake.
When using a display con-
nected to V OUT
The vrdeo output termrnal (V OUT) rs fm connectron of a display
to enable passengers
in the rear· seats to watch vrdeo images.
AWARNING
NEVER install the rear display in a location that enables the
driver· to watch video images whrle drivrng.
To avoid battery exhaustion
Be sure to run the vehicle engine while using this product. Using
this product without running the engine can drain the battery
AWARNING
Do not lllstall this product rna vehicle that does not have an
A.CC wire or circurtry available.
With an optronal rear view camera. you are able to use this
product as an aid to keep an eye on trailers. m backing into a
tight par-king spot.
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6
Precaution
&WARNING
e
SCREEN IMAGE MAY APPEAR REVERSED.
e USE INPUT ONLY
FOR
REVERSE OR MIRROR IM
AG
E
REAR VIEW CAMERA. OTHER USE MAY RESULT
IN
INJURY
OR
DAMAGE.
&CAUTION
The rear view
mode
is
to
use
this
product
as an aid to keep
an
eye on
the
trailers,
or
while
backing
up. Do
not
use
this
function
for
entertainment
purposes.
tl"tiltligg
r
~lie
1..15'
~t)nl]i!~~pr
&CAUTION
• To prevent data loss and
damage
to
the
storage
device,
never remove it
from
this
product
while
data
is being
transferred.
•
Pioneer
cannot
guarantee
compatibrlity
with all USB
mass
storage
devices
and
assumes
no
responsibility
for
any loss
of
data
on
media
players. iPhone,
smartphone,
or
other
devices
while
using
this
product.
After-sales service for Pioneer products
Please
contact
the
dealer
or
distributor
from
which
you
purchased
the
product
for
after-sales service
(Including
warranty
conditions)
or
any
other
information.
In case
the
necessary
information
is
not
available. please
contact
the
companies
listed below.
Please do
not
ship
your
product
to
the
companies
at
the
addresses I
isted
below
for
repair
without
making
advance
contact.
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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
vour
product.
Visit us at the
following
site:
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com
http://www.pioneerelectronics.ca
1 Register
yam
pmduct.
2 Receive updates on
the
latest
products
and technologies.
3 Download
owner's
manuals, order·
product
catalogs,
research new products. and
much
more.
4 Receive notices of software upgrades and software updates.
Protecting
·.
the
···
LCD
pane
.l.
and
screen
• Do not expose
the
LCD screen to
direct
sunlight
when
this
product
is
not used. This may result
in
LCD screen
malfunc-
tion due to
the
resulting high temperatures.
•
When
using a
cellular
phone. keep the antenna of
the
eel
lular
phone away
from
the LCD screen to prevent
disruption
of
the
video in
the
form
of spots. colored stripes. etc.
•
To
protect
the
LCD screen
from
damage.
be
sure to
touch
the
touch
panel keys only with
your·
finger and do
so
gently.
N()te$.
On
internal
memory
.
Before
removing
the
vehicle
battery
• Some of the settings and recorded
contents
will not
be
reset.
Data
subject
to
erasure
The
information
is
erased
by
disconnecting
the yellow lead
from
the
battery (or removing
the
battery itself).
• Some of
the
settings
and recorded
contents
wi
ll
not
be reset.
Resetting
the
microprocessor
&CAUTION
Pressing
the
RESET
button
resets
setting
s and recorded
contents
to
the
factory
settings.
• Do
not
perform
this
operation
when
a device is
connec
ted
to
this
product.
•
Some
of
the
sett
ings
and recorded
contents
wi
II
not
be
reset.
The
microprocessor
must
be
reset
under
the
following
conditions:
• Prior to using
this
product
for
the
first
time
after· installation.
• If
this
product
fails
to
operate properly.
• If there appears to
be
problems
with
the
operation of
the
system.
• If your vehic
le
position is shown on the
map
w
rt
h a signifi-
cant
posi
tioning
err
or.
1 Turn the ignition switch OFF.
2 Press the
RESET
button with a pen tip or other
pointed implement.
~
Checking part
names
and
(unctions
on page 7
Settings and recorded contents are reset to the
fact
ory settings.
About
this manual
Thrs manual uses
diagrams
of actual screens to describe opera-
tions. However. the screens on some
units
may
not
match
those
shown in
this
manual
depending on the model used.
Meanings
of
Symbols Used in This
Manual
II•I•I•J=Iill
Thrs indicates model
name
that
are suppor·ted
the
described operations.
!j
This indicates to t
ouch
an appropriate soft
key
on the
touch
screen.
l:t~D
Th
is indicates to
touch
and hold an appropriate
\/
soft
ke
y on the
touch
screen.
• This rndicates
that
there
is
a r·eference
or
·.
supplementary
for
the
key
or
screen.

Basic operation
Checking part names and
functions
1 LCD screen
2 RESET
~
Resetting the microprocessor on page 6
button
3
Volume(+/-) button
4
MUTE
Press to switch the mute setting to on m off.
button
5
:: button
Pr·ess to switch the drsplay between the top
menu screen and the current sour-ce screen.
6 DISP Press to
turn the display on m off.
button
7 Track ( Performs manual seek
tuning, fast forwards,
~
rever·se and tmck search controls.
)
button Press to answer or end a call.
Remote control
The r·emote control CO-R33 is sold separately.
For details
concerning operations. see the remote control
manual.
Plugging and unplugging a USB stor-
age device
0 This pr·oduct may not achieve optimum perfmmance with
some USB storage devrces.
0 Connection via a USB hub is not possible.
0 A USB cable rs required for connection.
Pull out the plug from the USB port of the USB
cable.
2 Plug a
USB storage device into the USB cable.
CD USB cable
\1) USB storage device
[ill Check that no data is being accessed before pulling out the
USB storage device.
On first-time startup
1 Start the engine to boot up the system.
After a short pause. the splash screen comes on for a few
seconds.
The "Select Program Language" screen appears.
0 From
the second time on. the screen shown will differ-
depending on
the previous conditions.
2 Touch the language that you want to use on
screen.
3
Touchl~l.
The top menu screen appears.
7

8
Basic operation
How to use the screens
Current source
AV source icons
Time and date setting screen
0
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...
Monttl/Date-
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( o l'f>I>J MiwMifj
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Top menu screen ~
Radio
I Pod
Bluetooth
Audio
AUX
Rear View
0 By pressmg the :: button on any screen you can displaythe Top menu screen.
Setting menu screen
Phone menu screen

Basic operation
Supported
AV
source
You
can play
or
use the following sources
with
this
product.
• Radio
• ROM (compressed audio files)
The
following
sources can be played back
or
used
by
connect1ng
an au
xi
I
iary device.
e
USB
• iPod
• Bluetooth audio
e
AUX
Selectinga source
Source
on
the
Top
menu
screen
Press::.
2 Touch the source icon you want to select.
0 When you select "
OFF
".
the
AV
source
1s
turned off.
Source
on
the
source
list
1 Display the source list.
}>Track
99
"'
CD
Displays the source list.
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21:48
~
EQ
2 Touch the source key you want to select.
0
When
you select "
OFF
",
the
AV
source
is turned off.
Using
the
touch
panel
You
can operate
this
product
by
touching
the keys on
the
sc1·een
directly
with
your
fingers.
0
To
protect
the
LCD screen
from
damage, be sure to
touch
the
screen only
with
your
finger
gently.
Using
the
common
touch
panel
keys
•
W:
Returns
to
the prev1ous
sueen.
•
CRl:
Closes
the
screen.
Operating
list
screens
J)
Touch~ng
an
1tem
on the I
1st
allows you to
narrow
down the
opt1ons and proceed
to
the next operation.
0
Appears when all characters are
not
displayed on
the
display
area.
If
you
touch
the
key,
the rest are scrolled
fo1
display.
®
Appears when items cannot be displayed on a
single
page.
Touch
B
orB
to
view any hidden items.
Operating
the
time
bar
CD
r--
9-99-9-'9_9_"
--
l
-_-
99
_9_9
-'
9-9'
-,
'1
G)
You
can
change
the
playback
point
by
dragging
the
key.
0
This
function
IS
not
available when the Bluetooth
Audio
is
selected as
the
AV
source.
Switching
the
operation
panel
1
[Func
.>
l:
Switches the operation panel of
AV
sources.
Th1s
key
is not ava1lable on all sources.
9

10
Registration and connection of Bluetooth device
Di~playing
.
the
."Biuetooth"
screen
1
Press::.
2
Touch~'
and then 00.
The
"Biuetooth"
sueen
appears.
Registering·
your
•.
Bluetooth
d.evices
0 If
thre
e devices are already paired.
"
Memory
Full''
is dis-
played.
De
le
te a pai
re
d device first.
~
Deleting a registered device on page
10
1 Activate the Bluetooth wireless technology
on
your devices.
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth''
screen on page
10
3 Touch [Connection].
4 Touch
[g]_
The system searches
for
Bluetooth devices waiting
for
a connec-
tion and displays
them
in
the
list
1f
a device is found.
5 Touch the Bluetooth device name you want to
register.
0 If your device
supports
SSP (Secure
Simple
Pairing). a
si
x-
digit
number
appears on the display of this product. Touch
[Yes]
to pair the device.
0 Once the
connection
is established. the device name is
displayed. Touch the device name to disconnect.
After
the device is
successfully
register-e
d.
a Bluetooth con-
nection
is
establish
ed
from
the system.
0 The Bluetooth
connection
can
be
also made
by
detecting
this
product
from
the
Bluetooth device. Before registration.
make sure
that
"Visibility"
in the
''Biuetooth''
menu is set
to
"On
''
.
Fo
r details on a Bluetooth device operations. refer
to the operating i
nstructions
supp
li
ed
with the Bluetooth
device.
~
Switching
visibility on page
10
Connecting
to
a
Bluetooth
device
automatically
This
function
connects the last
connec
ted Bluetooth de
vi
ce to
thi
s
product
aut
oma
tica
ll
y as soon as the two devices are less
than a few meters apart.
Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
''Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
2 Touch [Auto Connect] to switch "On" (default)
or
"Off".
Deleting
a registered device
&CAUTION
Never
turn
this
pmdu
ct off
while
the
paired Bluetoo
th
device
is being deleted.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
2 Touch [Connection].
3 Touch
[]WJ,
C:~nne~ing
tfrt!gistered ·
'~~~~~ooth
tJ~Vi.::e
··
~Ttc.n~'lly
Connect
the Bluetooth device
manuall
y in the following cases:
•
Two
or
more Bluetooth devices
at-e
registered, and you
want
to manually select
the
device
to
be
used.
•
You
want to
re
connect
a disconnected Bluetooth device.
•
Co
nnection
cannot
be
established
autom
atica
ll
y
for
some
1·easo
n.
Activate the Bluetooth wireless technology
on
your devices.
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
3 Touch [Connection].
4 Touch the name of the device that you want to
connect.
Switching
visibility
This
function
sets
whether
or
not
to
make
this
product
visible to
the other device.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth''
screen on page
10
2 Touch [Visibility] to switch "On" (default)
or
"Off".
Entering
the
PIN
code
for
Bluetooth
wireless connection
To
connec
t
yo
ur
Bluetooth device to
this
produc
t.
you need to
enter a PIN code.
You
can
change
the
PIN code with
th1s
funct1on.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
2 Touch
[PIN
Code Input].
3 Touch [0] to [9] to input the pin code (up to
8-digits).
4 Touch rd.
0 The default PIN code is
"000
0''.
&lispl~yigg
·.
tb,
•
ct~vic:'
ifl
.
fo
.
ri11E~tion
·•·•·•
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
2 Touch [Device Information].
The device name and address of
the
Bluetooth device and
this
product
are displayed.
0 This
se
tt
in
g is available only when you stop your vehicle in a
safe place and apply the pal-king brake.
&CAUTION
Never
turn
this
product
off
while
the
Bluet
ooth
memory
is
be
ing clea!-ed.
Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen on page
10

Registration and
connection of
Bluetooth device
2 Touch [Biuetooth Memory Clear].
3 Touch [Clear].
The
confirmation
scre
en
appears.
lJpdating Bluetooth software
This
function
is used
to
update
this
product
with
the latest
Bluetooth
software
. For details on Bluetooth software and
upda
t-
ing, refer to
our
websit
e.
0
Th
e source is
turned
off and
the
Bluetooth
connection
is
disconnect
ed
before the process starts.
0 This
se
tting
is available only
whe
n you stop your veh icle
1n
a
safe place and apply the parking brake.
0
You
need to store the version up ftle to the USB storage
device in advance.
AcAUTION
Ne
ve
r turn this
product
off and never
disconnect
th
e
phone
while
the
software
is
being
updated.
Connect the
USB
storage device stored the ver-
sion update file to this unit.
~
Plugging and unplugging a
USB
storage
device
on page 7
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Di
sp
laying the
''
Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
3 Touch
[BT
Software Update].
4 Touch [Start].
Follow
the
on-screen
instructions
to
finish
updating
the
Bluetooth
softwar-e.
Qispl•ying
the
Bluetooth soft-
Vfare
ve.,sion
··.-
If
this
product
fails to operate properly, you may need to
consul
t
your· dealer for repair.
In
such
case
s.
perfor-m
the
following
pmcedur
-e
to
check
the
software
version on
this
unit.
Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
D
is
playing the "Biuetooth"
screen on page
10
2 Touch
[BT
Version Info].
Th
e
ve
rs
ion of
this
product's
Bluetooth
modu
le appears.
Hands-free phoning
Bluetooth telephone
connected indicator
The device
number
of
the
connected device
is
displayed.
Reception status
of
the cellular phone
Battery status
of
the
cellular phone
(j
Switches
to
the
initial search.
AcAUTION
For
your
safety, avoid
talking
on
the
phone
as
much
as
possrble
while
dr-iving.
To
use
this
functton
you need to
connect
your
cellular
phone to
this
product
via
Bluetooth
in advance.
~
Reg
istration and connection
of
Bluetooth device
on page
10
Displaying-
the
Phone
mer~u
screen
1
Press::.
2
Touch~.
The Phone
menu
screen appears.
Making a phone call
You
can make a phone call in
man
y different ways.
Direct
dialing
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
~
Displaying the
Pho
ne
menu screen
on page
11
2 Touch
555.
3 Touch the number keys to enter the phone
number.
4
Touch~
to make a call.
5
Touch~
to end the call.
0
You
may hear a noise when
yo
u hang up the phone.
Calling a
number
in
the
phone
book
0 The
contacts
on
yo
ur
phone will be aut
omatica
lly transferred
to
this
product.
0 "Visibility''
of
the
''
Biuetooth"
screen should be on.
~
Switching visibility
on page
10
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
~
Displaying the Phone menu screen
on page
11
2 Touch
onJ.
3 Touch the desired name
on
the list.
4 Touch the phone number you want to dial.
The dial scr-een
appear
s and
dialing
starts.
5
Touch~
to end the call.
11

12
Hands-free phoning.
Dialing from the history
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 11
2 Touch~.
3 Touch the item to switch the history list.
The following items are available:
•
~: Received call list
•
~: Dialed call list
•
~: Missed call list
4 Touch the desired entry on the list to make a
call.
The dial screen appears and dialing starts.
5 Touch~ to end the call.
Using the preset dial Iists
Registering a phone number
You can easily store up to six phone numbers per device as
presets.
Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 11
2 Touch[]]] or~.
On the "Phone Book" screen. touch the desired name.
3 Touch [M].
Dialing from the preset dial list
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 11
2 Touch []j].
3 Touch the desired item you want to dial.
The dial screen appears and dialing starts.
Receiving a phone call
Touch~ to answer the call.
• If you touch G:J while getting a call waiting, you
can switch to the talking person.
•
Touch~ to reject the call.
2 Touch~ to end the call.
Changing the phone settings
Answering a call automatically
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:> Displaying the "Biuetooth" sueen on page 10
2 Touch [Auto Answer] to switch "On" or "Off"
(default).
Switching the ring tone
You can select whether or not to use this product's ring tone.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:> Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen on page 10
2 Touch [Ring Tone] to switch "On" (default) or
"Off".
Inverting names in the phone book
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:> Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen on page 10
2 Touch [Invert Name].
Setting the private mode
During a conversation, you can switch to private mode (talk
directly on your
cellular phone).
Touch l•6::•atel or -~irate to turn private mode on or
off.
Adjusting the other party's listening
volume
This product can be adjusted to the other party's listening
volume.
Touch It ~~J to switch between the three vol-
ume levels.
0 Settmgs can be stored for each dev1ce.
Notes for hands-free phoning
General notes
• Connection to all cellular phones featuring Bluetooth wire-
less technology
is not guaranteed.
• The line-of-s1ght distance between
this pmduct and your
cellulm phone must be 10 meters or less when sending and
receiving voice and data via Bluetooth technology.
• With some
cellular phones. the 1·ing sound may not be
output from the speakers.
•
If private mode is selected on the cellular phone. hands-free
phoning may
be disabled.
Registration and connection
• Cellular phone operations vary depending on the type of cel-
lulm phone. Refer to the instruction manual that came with
your
cellular phone for detailed instructions.
• When phone book transfe1· does not work.
disconnect your
phone and then perform pairing again
from your phone to
this product.
Making and receiving calls
• You may hear a no1se in the following situations:
-When you answer the phone using the button on the
phone.
-When the person on the other end of the line hangs up the
phone.
•
If the person on the other end of the line cannot hear the
conversation due to an echo, decrease the volume level
for
hands-free phoning.
• With some
cellular phones, even after you press the accept
button
on the cellular phone when a call comes in. hands·
hee phoning may not be performed.
• The 1·egistered name will appear if the phone
number is
already registered in the phone book. When one phone
number is registered under different names. only the phone
number will be displayed.

Hands-free
phoning
The
received call and the dialed number histories
•
You
cannot
make a ca
ll
to the
entry
of an
unknown
user (no
phone
number)
in the recei
ve
d call
histor
y.
• If calls are
made
by operating yo
ur
cellular
phone. no
history
data will be recorded in this product.
Phone book transfers
• If
there
are
more
than
1 000 phone book entries on your cel-
lular
phone, not all entries may
download
completely.
•
Depending
on
the
phone,
this
product
may not
displa
y
the
phone book
correctl
y.
• If
the
phone
book in
the
phone contains
image
data.
the
phone
book may not be transferred
correct
ly.
• D
epending
on
the
cellular phone. phone book transfe1- may
not be available.
Setup for iPod
When
using an iPod
with
this
product.
configure
the
settings
of
this
product
according
to the device
to
be connected.
iPod
compatibility
This
product
supports
only the fo
ll
owing
iPod
models
and iPod
software versions. Others may not
work
co1-rectly.
• iPhone
4,
4s.
5,
5c. 5s.
6.
6 Plus. 6s. 6s Plus: iOS 7.0 or later.
e
i
Phone
3GS:
iOS
6.0.1
• iPod
touch
(4th, 5th generation): iOS
6.0.1
• iPod
touch
(3rd generation): iOS 5.1. 1
• iPod
touch
(2nd generation): iOS 4.2.1
• iPod classic 160GB (2009):
Ve
r.
2.0.4
• iPod classic 160GB (2008):
Ver.
2.0
.1
• iPod classic 80GB: V
er.
1.1.2
• i
Pod
nano (7th generation)
• iPod nano (6th generation):
Ver.
1.2
• iPod nano (5th gener
-a
tion):
Ver.
1.0.2
• iPod nano (4th generation):
Ver.
1.0.4
• iP
od
nano (3rd generation):
Ver.
1.1.3
0
You
can
connect
and
contro
l an iPod
compatib
le
with
this
product
by
using separately sold
connector
cables.
0
Operation
methods
ma
y
va
ry
depending
on the iPod model
and the software version.
0
Depending on
the
software version of the iPod, it may not
be
compatibl
e
with
this
product.
For
-details
about
iPod
compatibility
with
this
product
refer
to
the
information
on
our
website.
This
manual
applies
to
the
following
iPod models.
iPod with 30-pin connector
• iPhone
3GS
,4, 4s
• iPod
touch
2nd. 3rd. 4th generation
• iPod classic 80GB. 160GB
• iPod
nano
3rd, 4th. 5th. 6th generation
iPod with Lightning connector
• iPhone
6s,
6s
Plus
• iPhone
6,
6 Plus
• iPhone
5.
5s,
5c
• iPod
touch
5th generation
• iPod nano 7th generation
The settings and cables required
for
connect
ing each device.
ancl the available sources are as follows.
iPod I iPhone
with
a 30-pin connector
When
connecting via CD-IU201V (sold
separately)
• Available
sources
iPod
(audio)
iPod
(video)
iPod I iPhone
with
a Lightning
connector
When
connecting
via
CD-IU52 (sold
separately)
• Available sources
iPod
(audio)
13

14
Radio
!Y1..
Displays the preset channel list.
V Select an item on
the
list ("1"
to
"6")
to
switch
to
the
preset channel.
fY1..
Selects the FM1, FM2, FM3
VorAM
band.
/j
Performs manual tuning.
~;~~c
Performs seek tuning
or
V non stop seek tuning.
Releasing
the
key
in
a
few
seconds,
skips
to
the
nearest station from
the
current
frequency.
If
you touch again while
the
system
is
searching,
cancels
seek
tuning
and performs manual tuning.
Keeping holding the key for a long
seconds,
performs non stop
seek
tuning.
fY1..
Recalls
the
preset channel
V stored
to
a key from memory.
~~
Stores the current broadcast
""Y"
frequency
to
a key.
0
By
pressing
~
or
~
,you can also switch the preset
channels.
0
By pressmg and
hold
~
or
~
and release.
you
can
also perform seek tuning.
0
By keeping pressing and
holding
~
or
~
.
you can
perform non stop seek tuning. If you press again, non stop
seek tun1ng is canceled and the preset channel is sw1tched.
Starting procedure
1
Press::.
2
Touch
[Radio].
The "Radio"screen appears.
Storing
the
strongest broadcast
frequencies
The BSM (best stations memory) funct1on automatically stores
the six strongest broadcast frequencies underthe preset
tuning
keys
"1"
to
''
6
".
0
Stonng broadcastfrequencies with BSM may replace those
you have already saved.
0
P1·ev1ously
stored broadcast frequencies may remain stored
if the number of frequencies stored has not reached the
limit.
TouchDJ.
2
Touch
~
to
begin a search.
While the message is displayed. the six strongest broadcast
frequencies will
be
stored underthe preset tuning
keys
in
order
of
the1r
signal strength.
• If you touch [Cancel],the storage process is
canceled.
Tuning
into
strong frequencies
0
You
can use
this
function when "Radio" is selected as the
source.
Local seek
tuning
allowsyou to only
tune
mto those radio sta-
tions with sufficiently strong signals.
1
Display
the
"System" setting screen.
2
Touch
[AV
Source Settings].
3
Touch
[Radio settings].
4
Touch
[Local].
5
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
•
Off
(default):
Turns the seek tuning setting off.
• Level1
to
Level4:
Sets the level of
sens1tiv1ty
for
FM
to
Level1
to
Level4 (for
AM
Level1
or
Level2
).
0 The
FM
"Level4"(AM "Level2
")
setting allows recept1on of
only stations with the strongest signals.

Compressed audio files
Displays the artwork when the file
with the artwork is being played.
The artwork file type needs to be JPEG,
and the file size should be less than 99 KB .
~·2 !Y1.. Skips files forward
W V or backward.
!Y1.. Switches between playback
V and pause.
!Y1.. Switches the current music
V information display.
/j Plays files in random order.
I ~ I:Does not play files in random order.
I~ I: Plays all files within the repeat
range
in random order.
ack screen 2 (Exam le: USB)
,_.--~
/j Sets a repeat play range.
I~ Ior I~~ :Repeats all files.
I Ql :Repeats the current folder.
I~~ :Repeats the current file.
r4, Selects the previous folder
V or the next folder.
0 By pressing ~ or ~ , you can also skip files forward Ole
backward.
0 By pressing and holding ~ or ~ . you can perform fast
reverse
or fast forward.
You can pl ay compressed audiofiles stored in a USB stomge
device.
:l Media compatibilitychart on page 34
Starting proceduFe
Press::.
2 Plug the USB storage device.
:l Plugging and unplugging a USB storage device on page 7
3 Touch [USB].
0 Play back is performed in orderof folder numbers. Folders
are skipped
if they contain no playable files.
Setectln9 ~ , ~les ft~tn > tbe 1i , le
name list
You can find files or folders to play back using the file name or
folder name list.
Touch§.
2 Touch a file on the list to play back.
0 Files are played back in file number order.
Switchihg the media flle type
When playing a digital media containing a mixture of various
mediafile types you can switch between media file types to play.
Touch ~ .
2 Touch the item you want to set.
• Music:
Switches the mediafile type to music (compressed audio).
• Video
Switches the med1a file type to video.
• Photo:
Switches the med1a file type to still image (JPEG or BMP
data).
15

16
Compressed video files
6
Hides
the
touch panel keys.
To display again
the
keys,
touch
anywhere
on
the
screen.
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21
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.
~*1
6
Sets
a repeat play range.
I
t:!il:
Repeats all files.
I~~:
Repeats
the
current
file.
I
=.I:
Repeats
the
current
folder.
6
Performs frame-by-frame playback.
~
Performs slow-motion playback.
6
Stops playback.
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21
:48
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EQ
~
*2
rY1..
Performs fast reverse
V
or
fast forward.
Touch again
to
change
the
playback speed.
fY1..
Switches
between
V playback and pause.
*
1
Selects
afilefromthe list.
0
!)
SeJer;tlngf/Jesfr<rf!l
the
file
name
list
on
pag~
16
11'&*2
~it
.$c•
·'l
't:ch;
..
"
·.
n.
·
me
type.
'lf!g)
.....
,,
•.
,,,.,
a
file
type
on
page
i
5
0
By
pressing
~
or
~
,
you can also skip files forward or
backward.
0
By
pressing and
holding
~
or
~
.
you
can perform fast
reverse or fast forward.
0 Changing the wide screen mode.
!)
Common operations on page
25
You
can play compressed video files stored
in
a USB storage
dev1ce.
!)
Media compatibility chart on page
34
ACAUTION
For safety reasons. video images
cannot
be
viewed while your
vehicle is in motion.
To
view video images. stop in a safe place
and apply the parking brake.
Starting procedure
:>
Compressedaudto files
on
page
15
Selecting files
from
the
file
name
list
You
can select files to view using the file name
list
1
Touch§.
2 Touch a file
on
the list to play back.
0 Files are played back in file numberorder and folders are
sk1pped
when they contain no files.
• Touch the playback sign
of
the
thumbnai
l
to
preview thefile.

Still
image
files
14.
Hides
the
touch
panel keys.
V To display again
the
keys,
touch
anywhere
on
the
screen.
14.
Rotates
the
displayed
V
picture
90° clockwise.
14,
Selects
the
previous
V
or
next
folder.
~·1
/j
Sets a
repeat
play range.
I0
I:
Repeats all files.
I=I:
Repeats
the
current
folder.
/j
Plays files
in
random order.
I
~
I:
Does
not
play files in random order.
I~
I:
Plays
all files in
the
current repeat
play range in random order.
~
*2
14.
Skips
files
forward
V
or
backward.
14,
Switches
between
V playback and pause.
~
·1
'I5Y
Selects a
tHe
from
the
list
~
Selecting
fiteslt<Jm
the
filename
list
on
page
17
If]);,.
*2 Switchesthemediatile
type.
~
:>
Switching
them?dia
file
type
on
page
17
0
By
pressing
~
or
~
.
you can also skipfiles forward
01·
backward.
0
By
pressing and
holding
~
or
~
,
you
can search
10
files at a time. Ifthe file currently being played is the first 01·
last file in the folder, the
sea1·ch
is
not
performed.
0 Changing
the
wide screen mode.
:>
Common operations on page
25
You
can view still images stored in an USB storage device.
:>
Media compatibilitychart on page 34
Starting
procedure
Press::.
2
Plug
the
USB
storage
device.
:>
Plugging
and
unplugginga USB storage device on page 7
0 Playback
is
performed in order
of
folder numbers. Folders
are skipped if they contain no playable files.
3
Touch
[USB].
The image is displayed
on
the screen.
Selecting
files
from
the
file
name
list
You
can
se
lectfiles
to
view using the file name list.
1
Touch§.
2
Touch
a
file
on
the
list
to
play
back.
0
Touching a folder on the list shows its contents.
You
can play
a file
on
the list
by
touching it.
Switching
the
media
file
type
When playing a d1gital media containing a mixture
of
various
media file types you can switch between mediafile types
to
play.
1
Touch
~
.
2
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
• Music:
Switches the media file type to
music
(compressed audi
o).
•
Video
:
Switches the media file type to
v1deo.
•
Photo
:
Switches the media file type to st1ll1mage
(JPEG
data).
Setting
the
slideshow
interval
JPEG
m BMP files can
be
viewed as a slideshow
on
this product.
In
this
setting, the interval between each image can
be
set.
0
This setting is available
during
playback of the
JPEG
or
BMP
files.
Display
the
"Video
Setup"
screen.
2
Touch
[Time
Per
Photo
Slide].
3
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
The following items are available:
''
10sec" (default), "Ssec
'',
"15sec
",
"
Manual
".
17

18
iPod .
Audio
source screen 1
l
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OABC
6
Skips files
forward
or
backward.
~
Switches
between
playback and
V pause.
6
Sets
a shuffle play.
~~I
:
Plays
randomly songs
or
videos
within
the
selected list.
I
c))¢I:
Plays
album randomly.
Audio
source screen 2
I
I
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OABC
21:48
(\:.
'
EQ
6
Sets
a
repeat
play range.
I~
I:
Repeats all in
the
selected list.
I~~:
Repeats
the
current song
or
video.
6
Changes
the
audiobook
speed.
~
: Normal playback
@]
:
Fast
playback
lx
1121:
Slow-motion playback
Video
source screen
6
Performs fast reverse
or
fast
forward.
Selects
a
tracklrom.the
list.
:>
Selecting
song
or
video sourcf[$
from
thep!ay!ist
screen
on
page
19
0 By pressing
the
I~
or
~
button, you can also skip files
forward
or
backwar·d.
0
By pressing and hold
the
~
or
~
button. you can also
perform fast reverse
or
fast forward.
0 Changing the wide screen mode.
:l
Common
operations on page
25
Connecting
your
iPod
For iPod with a 30-pin connector users
Via USB cable
0
Depending on your
1Pod.
a USB interface cable
for
rPod
I
rPhone (CD-IU201V) (sold separately),
IS
required to connect.
1Pod
audio and/or video sources are enabled if either of the
cables
IS
connected.
:l
tPodI tPhone
with
30-pin connectoron page
29
For iPod
I
iPhone with a Lightning connector users
Via
USB cable
0
With a USB interface cable
fori
Pod/iPhone (CD-IU52) (sold
separately), i
Pod
audio source is available.
However. funct1ons r·elated to iPod v1deo files are not available.
:l
/Pod
I tPhone
with
Ltghtnmg connectoron page
29
AcAUTION
For safety reasons, video images
cannot
be
viewed
while
your
vehicle
is
1n
motion.
To
vrew video 1mages.
stop
in a safe place

iPod
and apply the parking brake.
Starting procedure
1 Connect your iPod.
~
Connecting
your
iPod on page
18
The source changes and then playback will start.
0 If connecting an iPhone or
iPod
touch,quit applications
before.
2
Press::.
3 Touch [iPod].
Selecting song
or
video sources
frpm
the
..pla·ylist screen
You
can search
for
the song
or
video you want to play from the
playlist screen.
1
Touch§.
2
Touch[]]
or
W
to switch the music
or
video
category list.
3 Touch the category you want to search for.
4 Touch the title ofthe list that you want to play.
If you can not find the desired song
or
video,try to search again
according
to
the above steps.
5 Start playback ofthe selected list.
0 Depending on the generation or version of the
1Pod,
some
functions may not
be
available.
0
You
can play playlists created with
the
MusicSphere
applica·
lion. The application is available on
our
website.
0 Up
to
1 000 items can
be
displayed in the list.
Bluetooth audio player
Playback screen 1
I
Abcdefghi
OABC
21:48
~
EQ
/j
Skips files
forward
or
backward.
You cannot
use
this function while
the
audio
is
played back.
Track
number
indicator
/j
Plays
files in
random
order.
Playback screen 2
/j
Sets a
repeat
play range.
1'4.
Switches
between
playback
V
and
pause.
Sele
ctsafile
~
Selectin
g
0 By pressing
the
~
o
r
~
button,you can also skipfil
es
forward
or
backward.
0 By pressing and hold
the
~
or
~
button.you can also
perform fast reverse
or
fast forward.
0 Before using the Bluetooth audio player, register and con·
nect the device
to
this product.
~
Registering
your
8/uetooth devices on page
10
0 Depending on the Bluetooth devi
ce
connected
to
this prod·
uct. the available operationswith this product may
be
limited
or differfrom the descriptions in this manual.
0 While
you
are listening to songs on your Bluetooth device,
please refrain from operating the phone function as much as
possible. Ifyou try operating,the signal may cause noise for
song playback.
0 When
you
are talking on the Bluetooth device connected
to
th1s
product via Bluetooth, it may pause playback.
Starting
proc~dure
1 Display the "System" setting screen.
2 Touch [AV Source Settings].
3 Confirm that "Biuetooth Audio" is turned on.
4
Press::.
5 Touch [Biuetooth Audio].
Selecting file$
t'
from
the
file
''
name
list
0 This function may not be available depending on some
Bluetooth device.
1
Touch§.
2 Touch a file or a folder on the list to play back.
19

20
AUX
source
r::J
Hides
the
touch
panel keys.
To display again
the
keys,
touch
anywhere
on
the
screen.
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21:48
<b
EQ
Switches
between
the
screen
to
operate
video files
and
that
to
operate
music files.
0
I
Jl-oi
l
is only available when there are both audio and video
files on
the
auxiliary equipment.
0 A
M1n1·jack
AV
cable (CD·RM1
0)
(sold separately) IS requ1red
for
connection.
:>
External video component
and
the display on page
30
AcAUTION
For safety reasons, video images
cannot
be
viewed
while
your
vehicle
is in
motion.
To
view video images,
stop
in a safe place
and apply
the
parking brake.
Starting
procedure
You
can display
the
video image
output
by
the
device connected
to
video input.
1
Display
the
"System"
setting
screen.
2
Confirm
that
"AUX
Input"
is
turned
on.
3
Press::.
4
Touch
[AUX].
The image is displayed on
the
screen.
Setting
the
video
signal
When you connect
this
product to an AUX equipment, select
the
suitablevideo signal setting.
0
You
can operate
this
function only
for
the video signal
input
into
the
AUX input.
Display
the
"Video
Setup"
screen.
2
Touch
[Video
Signal
Setting].
3
Touch
[AUX].
4
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
The following items are available:
Auto
(default), PAL. NTSC, PAL-M. PAL-N, SECAM.
System
settings
Displaying
the
"System"
set-
ting
screen
·
1
Press::.
2
Touch
~
.
and
then
rn:J
.
The "
System
" setting screen appears.
Activating
the
Bluetooth
audio
source
1
Display
the
"System"
setting
screen.
:>
Displaying the "
System
" setting screen on page 20
2
Touch
[AV
Source
Settings].
3
Touch
[Biuetooth
Audio]
to
switch
"On"
(default)
or
"Off".
Setting
the
ever
scroll
When
""
Ever Scroll" is set to "
On
··.
the
recorded text information
scrolls continuously in
the
display
while
the
vehicle is stopped.
1
Display
the
"System"
setting
screen.
:>
Displaying the "
System
" settmg screen on page 20
2
Touch
[Ever Scroll]
to
switch
"On"
or
"Off"
(default).
Setting
the
r~
,
~r
view
camera
A separately sold rear view camera (e.g. ND·BCB) is requ1red
for
utilizing the rearview camera function. (For details, consult
your dealer.)
Rear
view
camera
This product features a function
that
automatically switches to
the
full-screen image
of
the
1·ear
view camera installed on your
vehicle. when
the
sh1ft
lever is in
the
REVERSE
(R)
position.
Camera
for
Rear
View
mode
Rear
View
can be displayed at all times. Please note
that
with
this
setting,
the
camera image is not resized to fit. and
that
a
portion
of
what is seen
by
the
camera
is not viewable.
ACAUTION
Pioneer
recommends
the
use
of
a
camera
wh1ch
outputs
mirror
reversed images,
otherwise
the
screen
image
may
appear
reversed.