Pioneer AVH-290BT User manual

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AVH-291BT
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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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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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2
Contents
Thank you
for
buying
this
Pioneer product.
Please read
through
these
instructions
so you
will know how to operate
your
model properly.
After
you have finished reading the instruc-
tions, keep
this
document
in a safe place
for
future
reference.
"Important
The
screens
shown
in
the
examples
may
differ
from
actual
screens,
which
may
be
changed
without
notice
for
performance
and
function
improvements.
• Precaution..........................4
Information to User .........................................
.4
Important safety information ............................5
Parking brake interlock.....................................5
When using a display connected to V OUT ......6
To
avoid battery exhaustion..............................6
Rear view camera ............................................6
Handling the USB connector............................6
Failure to operate .............................................6
Visit our website..........................
..
...................6
Protecting the LCD panel and screen...............6
Notes
on
internal memory................................6
About this manual ............................................7
• Basic operation..................7
Checking part names and functions.................7
Remote control ................................................7
Inserting/ejecting/connecting media.................7
On first-time startup .........................................7
How to use the screens....................................9
Supported
AV
source
..
...................................1
0
Selecting a source .........................................1
0
Using the touch panel ....................................1
0
• Registration and
connection of Bluetooth
device ...............................
11
Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen...................
11
Registering your Bluetooth devices................
11
Connecting a registered Bluetooth device
manually ...................................................
11
Switching visibility ..........................................
11
Entering the PIN code for Bluetooth wireless
connection ................................................
11
Displaying the device information...................
11
Clearing the Bluetooth memory......................
11
Updating Bluetooth software..........................12
Displaying the Bluetooth software version......12
• Hands-free phoning.........12
Displaying the Phone menu screen................12
Making a phone call .......................................12
Receiving a phone call ...................................13
Changing the phone settings .........................13
Notes for hands-free phoning.........................13
• Setup for iPod ..................14
iPod compatibility ...........................................14
Information on the connections and
functions ...................................................14
• Radio ................................15
Starting procedure .........................................15
Storing the strongest broadcast
frequencies ...............................................15
Tuning into strong frequencies .......................15
•oisc
...................................16
Starting procedure .........................................17
Selecting files from the file name list .....
...
......17
Switching the media file type..........................17
Searching for the part you want to play ..........17
Operating the DVD menu ...............................17
Switching the subtitle/audio language............17
• Compressed audio
files ...................................18
Starting procedure (for Disc) ..........................18
Starting procedure (for USB)..........................18
Selecting files from the file name list ..............18
Switching the media file type..........................18
• Compressed video
files ...................................19
Starting procedure .........................................19
Selecting files from the file name list ..............19
• Still image files ................20
Starting procedure .........................................
20
Selecting files from the file name list ..............
20
Switching the media file type..........................
20
Setting the slideshow interval.........................
20 Setting the angle icon display.........................28
• iPod ..................................
21
Setting parental lock ......................................28
Setting the DivX Subtitle ................................29
Connecting your iPod .....................................
21
Starting procedure .........................................22
Selecting song or video sources from the
playlist screen ...........................................22
Displaying your DivX VOD registration
code..........................................................29
Displaying your DivX VOD deregistration
code..........................................................29
Automatic playback of DVDs ..........................29
• Bluetooth audio player....22
Starting procedure .........................................22
Setting the video signal for the rear view
camera......................................................29
Selecting files from the file name list ..............22
• Favorite menu ..................30
• AUX source ......................23
Starting procedure .........................................23
Setting the video signal ..................................23
Creating a shortcut ........................................30
Selecting a shortcut .......................................
30
Removing a shortcut......................................
30
• System settings...............23
Displaying the "System" setting screen ..........23
Activating the Bluetooth audio source ............23
• Common operations........
30
Setting the time and date ...............................
30
Changing the wide screen mode....................30
Setting the ever scroll.....................................23
Setting the rear view camera..........................23
Setting the camera for Rear View mode.........24
Selecting the system language ......................24
• Other functions................
31
Resetting various settings/Restoring this
product to the default settings ...................
31
Setting the beep sound ..................................24
Adjusting the response positions of the touch
• Connection.......................
31
panel (touch panel calibration) ..................24 Precautions....................................................
31
Setting the dimmer.........................................24 Precautions before connecting the system.....
31
Adjusting the picture ......................................25 Before installing this product ..........................32
• Audio adjustments ..........26
Displaying the "Audio" setting screen .............26
Using fader/balance adjustment.....................26
Using balance adjustment..............................26
Adjusting source levels ..................................26
Adjusting loudness.........................................26
Using the subwoofer output............................26
Adjusting the subwoofer settings....................26
Switching the rear speaker output..................26
Switching the RCA rear output.......................26
To
prevent damage ........................................32
Notice for the blue/white lead .........................32
This product...................................................32
Power cord.....................................................33
Speaker leads................................................33
Power amp (sold separately)..........................34
iPod
I
iPhone..................................................34
iPod
I
iPhone with Lightning connector ..........34
iPod
I
iPhone with 30-pin connector...............34
Camera..........................................................34
External video component and the display.....35
Boosting the bass ..........................................27
Setting the high pass filter..............................27
•Installation
.......................36
Using the equalizer ........................................27 Precautions before installation .......................36
• Theme menu ....................27
Before installing .............................................36
Installation notes............................................36
Selecting the theme color...............................27 Installation using the screw holes
on
the side of
this product ....
..
.........................................36
• Setting up the video
player................................28
Installing the microphone ...............................36
Mounting on the sun visor..............................36
Installation on the steering column.................37
Setting the top-priority languages ..................28 Adjusting the microphone angle.....................37

Contents
• Appendix..........................
37
Troubleshooting .............................................37
Error messages .............................................38
Handling and care of discs.............................39
Playable discs................................................40
Detailed information for playable media .........40
Copyright and trademark notice.....................43
Bluetooth .......................................................43
WMA..............................................................43
DivX...............................................................43
AAC ...............................................................43
Detailed information regarding connected iPod
devices.............................
..
.......................43
Using app-based connected content..............44
Notice regarding video viewing ......................44
Notice regarding DVD-Video viewing .............44
Notice regarding MP3 file usage ....................44
Using the LCD screen correctly
......................44
Specifications.................................................45
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4
Precaution
e
MODEL NO. : AVH-2908T/AVH-291
BT
Contains
FCC
ID : AJDK083
Contains/Cont
i
ent
IC
: 775E-K083
• This device
complies
with
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules and
Industry
Canada
li
cence-ex
empt
RSS
standard(s).
Operation is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
this
device may
not
cause
interference,
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any interference.
including
interference
that
may cause undesired
operation
of
this
device.
• The
Bluetooth
antenna
cannot
be removed (or replaced)
by user.
• This
equipment
co
mplie
s
with
FCC
/
IC
radiation exposure
limits
set
forth
fot· an
uncontrolled
environment
and
meets
the
FCC
radio
frequency
(RF)
Exposure
Guidelines
and
RSS-1
02
of the
IC
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
20
em
or
more away
from
person's
body
(excluding
extremities: hands,
wrists
, feet and ankles).
• This device
complies
with
Part 15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
this
device
may
not
cause
harmful
interference, and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any
interference
received,
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation
.
•
Alteration
or
modifications
carried
out
without
appropriate
authorization
may
invalidate
the
user's
right
to
operate
the
equipment.
• NOTE: This
equipment
has been tested and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a Class 8
digital
device,
pursuant
to Part 15 of
the
FCC
Rules. These
limits
are
designed
to
provide reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in a
residential
installation
. This
equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency
energy and, if
not
installed
and used in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
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.
CAUTION:
USE
OF
CONTROL
OR
ADJUSTMENT OR PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN
MAY RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
CAUTION:
THE USE
OF
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS WITH THIS PRODUCT
WILL INCREASE
EYE
HAZARD.
CAUTION
This
product
is a Class 1 laser
product
classified under
the
Safety of laser
products
,
IEC
60825-1:2007, and contains a
class 1M laser
module.
To
ensure
continued
safet
y,
do
not
remove any covers
or
attempt
to
gain
access
to
the inside of
the
product.
Refer all
servicing
to
qualified
personnel.
I
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
CAUTION-cLASS
1M
VISIBLE
AND
INVISIBLE
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN,
DO
NOT
VIEW
DIRECTLY
WITH
OPTICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
I

Precaution
The Scafety
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
annoy-
ing blaring or distortion and, most importantly,
without
affecting
your sensitive hearing. Sound can
be
deceiving. Over time, your
hearing
"comfort
level" adapts to higher volumes of sound,
so
what sounds "normal" can actually
be
loud and harmful to your
hearing. Guard against
this
by setting your equipment at a safe
level BEFORE your hearing adapts.
ESTABLISH A SAFE LEVEL:
• Set your volume control
at
a low setting.
• Slowly increase the sound until
you
can hear it comfortably
and clearly,
without
distortion.
• Once you have established a comfortable sound level, set
the dial and leave it there.
BE
SURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING
GUIDELINES:
•
Do
not
turn
up the volume
so
high that
you
can't
hear what's
around you.
• Use caution ortemporarily discontinue use in potentially
hazardous situations.
•
Do
not use headphones
while
operating a
motor
i
zed
vehicle;
the use of headphones may create a traffic hazard and
is
illegal in many areas.
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&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
allow
this
product
to
come
into
contact
with
liquids.
Electrical
shock
could result. Also, damage to
the
product,
smoke, and overheating could result
from
contact
with
liquids.
• If liquid
or
foreign
matter
should get inside
this
product,
park your vehicle in a safe place,
turn
the
ignition
switch
off (ACC
OFF)
immediately and
consult
your
dealer
or
the
nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station. Do not use
this
product
in
this
condition
because doing so may result in a
fire,
electric
shock, or
other
failure.
• If you notice smoke, a strange noise or
odor
from
this
product,
or
any
other
abnormal signs on the LCD screen.
turn
off
the
power
immediately and
consult
your
dealer
or
the nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station. Using
this
product
in
this
condition
may result in
permanent
damage
to the system.
• Do not disassemble or modify
this
product,
as
there
are high-voltage
components
inside
which
may cause
an
electric
shock.
Be
sure to
consult
your
dealer
or
the
nearest authorized Pioneer Service Station
for
internal
inspection,
adjustments
or repairs.
Before using
this
product,
be
sure to read and fully understand
the following safety information:
•
Do
not operate this product, any applications,
or
the rear
view camera option (if purchased) if doing so will divert your
attention in any way from the safe operation of your vehicle.
Always observe safe driving rules and follow all existing
traffic regulations. If you experience difficulty in operating
this
product
or
reading the display, park your vehicle in a
safe location and apply the parking brake before making 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/orthe parking brake is applied.
• Keep
this
manual handy
as
a reference for operating proce-
dures and safety information.
• Do not install this product where it may
(i)
obstruct
the
driver's vision, (ii) impairthe performance of any of the
vehicle's operating systems
or
safety features, including
air
bags or hazard
lamp
buttons or (iii)
impair
the driver's ability
to safely operate the vehicle.
• Please remember to fasten your seat belt at all times while
operating your vehicle. If
you
are ever in an accident, your
injuries can
be
considerably more severe if your seat belt
is
not properly buckled.
• Never use headphones while driving.
ACAUTION
This product is evaluated
in
moderate and tropical climate condi-
tion underthe Audio, video and
similar
electronic apparatus
-Safety requirements,
IEC
60065.
Certain functions (such
as
viewing of video image and certain
touch panel
key
operations) offered by
this
product could
be
dangerous (possibly resulting
in
serious injury or death)
and/
or unlawful if used while driving.
To
prevent such functions from
being used whi
le
the vehicle is in motion, there
is
an
interlock
system that senses when the parking brake is set and when the
vehicle
is
moving. If you attempt to use the functions described
above while driving, they will become disabled until you stop
the vehicle
in
a safe place, and
(1)
apply the parking brake,
(2)
release the parking brake, and then
(3)
apply the parking brake
again. Please keep the brake pedal pushed down before releas-
ing the parking brake.
To
ensure safe
driving
AWARNING
e
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
viewing of video image on a display
inside a vehicle even by persons
other
than
the driver may
5

6
Precaution
be
illegal. Where such
regulations
apply, they
must
be
obeyed.
If you
attempt
to watch video image whi
le
driving,
the
warning
"Viewing
of
front seat video source while driving
is
strictly
prohibited."
will appear
on
the screen.
To
watch video image
on
this
display, stop the vehicle in a safe place and apply the
parking brake. Please keep the brake pedal pushed down before
releasing the parking brake.
The video
output
terminal (V OUT) is for connection of a display
to enable passengers in the rear seats to watch video images.
AWARNING
NEVER
install
the rear display in a location
that
enables
the
driver
to
watch
video images
while
driving.
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 install
this
product
in a vehicle that does
not
have an
ACC wire
or
circuitry
available.
With an optional rear view camera, you are able to use this
product as an aid to keep
an
eye
on trailers, or backing into a
tight
parking spot.
AWARNING
e SCREEN IMAGE MAY APPEAR REVERSED.
e USE INPUT ONLY
FOR
REVERSE
OR
MIRROR IMAGE
REAR VIEW CAMERA. OTHER
USE
MAY RESULT
IN
INJURY
OR
DAMAGE.
ACAUTION
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.
ACAUTION
•
To
prevent
data
loss and
damage
to the storage device,
never remove it from
this
product
while
data is being
transferred.
• Pioneer
cannot
guarantee
compatibility
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 listed below
for
repair
without
making
advance
contact.
e USA&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
vour product.
Visit us at the following site:
http://www
.pioneerelectronics.com
http://www.pioneerelectronics.ca
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• Do not expose the
LCD
screen to direct sunlightwhen 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 cel-
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
sureto touch the
touch panel keys only with your
finger
and do
so
gently.
Before
removing
the
vehicle
battery
• Some ofthe 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 will not
be
reset.
Resetting
the
microprocessor
ACAUTION
Pressing the
RESET
button
resets
settings
and recorded
contents
to the
factory
settings
.
• Do not perform
this
operation when a device is connected
to
this
product.
• Some of the
settings
and recorded
contents
will
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 operationof the
system.
• If your vehicle
posit
ion is shown on the map with asignifi-
cant positioning error.
1 Turn the ignition switch OFF.
2 Press the
RESET
button with a
pen
tip
or
other
pointed implement.

Precaution
!) Checking part names andfunctions on page 7
Settings and recorded contents are reset to the factory settings.
This 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
MtiiiiJ:IM This indicates model name that are supported
the described operations.
~ This indicates to touch an appropriate soft key
V on the touch screen.
This indicates to
touch and hold an appropriate
soft
key on the touch screen.
This indicates
that there is a reference or
supplementary
for the key or screen.
Basic operation
1 RESET
!)
Resetting the microprocessoron page 6
button
2 Volume(+/-) button
3
MUTE Press to switch the mute setting to on or off.
button
4
:: button Press to switch the display between the top
menu screen and the
current source screen.
5
DISP
Press to turn the display on or off.
button
6
TRK(~
Performs manual seek tuning, fast forward,
~)
reverse and track search controls.
button Press to answer or end a call.
7
..&. button
8 Disc-
!)
Inserting and ejecting a disc on page 7
loadmg
slot
9
LCD screen
The remote control CD-R33
is sold separately.
For details concerning operations, see the remote control
manual.
ACAUTION
Do not insert anything other than a disc into the disc-loading
slot.
Inserting and ejecting a disc
Inserting a disc
1 Insert a disc into the disc-loading slot.
Ejecting a disc
1 Press~ button to eject a disc.
Plugging and unplugging a USB stor-
age device
0 This product may not achieve optimum performance with
some USB storage devices.
0 Connection via a USB hub
is not possible.
0 A USB cable
is 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
0 USB storage device
mi Check that no data is being accessed before pulling out the
USB storage device.
1 Start the engine to boot up the system. 7

8
Basic operation
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
Touchi~L
The top menu screen appears.

Basic operation
How
to
use
the
screens
Time
and
date
setting
screen
Current
source
AV
source icons
esslngthe,
non
any
you
can
dt
ihe
9

10
Basic operation
Supported
AV
source
You
can play or usethe following sources
with
this
product.
• Radio
e
CD
• ROM (compressed audio files)
e
DVD-Video
The following sources can be played back
or
used by
connecting
an auxiliarydevice.
e
USB
• iPod
e
Bluetooth audio (AVH-290BT/AVH-291
BT)
e
AUX
Selecting a source
Source
on
the
Top
menu
screen
1
Press::.
2 Touch the source icon you want to select.
a When you select
"OFF
",
the
AV source is
turned
off.
Source
on
the
source
list
1 Display the source list.
~
EQ
l'Track
99
CD
Displays the source list.
2 Touch the source key you
want
to select.
a When you select
"
OFF
",
the
AV
source is turned off.
Using
the
touch
panel
You
can
operate
this
product
by touch1ng
the
keys on
the
screen
directly
with
your
fingers.
a
To
protect
the
LCD screen
from
damage, be sure to
touch
the
screen only
with
your
finger
gently.
Using
the
common
touch
panel
keys
•
C1J:
Returns
to
the
previous screen.
•
CKl:
Closes
the
screen.
Operating
list
screens
CD
Touching an item
on
the
list allowsyou
to
narrow
down
the
options and proceed
to
the
nextoperation.
<V
Appears
when
all characters are not displayed on
the
display
area.
Ifyou
touch
the
key,
the
rest are scrolled
for
display.
®
Appears
when
items
cannot
be displayed on a single page.
Touch
a
orB
to
view any hidden items.
Operating
the
time
bar
CD
You
can change
the
playback point
by
dragging
the
key.
a This
function
is not available when
the
Bluetooth
Audio
is
selected as the AV source.
Switching
the
operation
panel
1
IFunc>l
:Switches the operation panel of
AV
sources.
This key is not available
on
all sources.

Registration and connection
of
Bluetooth device
Wjai:IM
Wji:IM
1
Press::.
2
Touch~'
and
then[][].
The
"Biuetooth" screen appears.
0 If three devices are already paired, "
Memory
Full"
is
dis-
played. Delete a paired device first.
:>
Deleting a registered device on page
11
Activate the Bluetooth wireless technology
on
your devices.
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen on page 11
3 Touch [Connection].
4
Touch~.
The system searches for Bluetooth devices waiting for a connec-
tion and displays them in
the
list if 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 pairthe device.
0 Once the connection is established, the device name
is
displayed. Touch the device name to disconnect.
After
the device is
successfully
registered, a Bluetooth con-
nection is established
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
".
For
details on a Bluetooth device operations, refer
to the operating
instructions
supplied with the Bluetooth
device.
:>
Switching visibility on page
11
Connecting
to
a
Bluetooth
device
automatically
This
function
connects the last connected Bluetooth device to
this
product
automatically as soon
as
the two devices are less
than a few meters apart.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen on page
11
2 Touch [Auto Connect] to switch "On" (default)
or
"Off".
Deleting
a registered device
ACAUTION
Never
turn
this
product
off
while
the
paired
Bluetooth
device
is being deleted.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the ''Biuetooth" screen on page
11
2 Touch [Connection].
3 Touch 00.
Connect the Bluetooth device manually
in
the following cases:
•
Two
or
more Bluetooth devices are registered, and you want
to manually select the device to
be
used.
•
You
want
to reconnect a disconnected Bluetooth device.
• Connection cannot
be
established automatically
for
some
reason.
Activate the Bluetooth wireless technology
on
your devices.
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth"screen
on
page
11
3 Touch [Connection].
4 Touch the name of the device that you want to
connect.
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
11
2 Touch [Visibility] to switch "On" (default)
or
"Off".
To
connect your Bluetooth device to this product, you need to
enter a
PIN
code.
You can change the PIN code with
this
function.
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen
on
page 11
2 Touch
[PIN
Code
Input].
3 Touch
[0]
to
[9]
to input the pin code (up to
8 -digits).
4 Touch[;;!].
0 The default
PIN
code is
"0000".
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth"screen
on
page
11
2 Touch [Device Information].
The device name and address of
the
Bluetooth device and
this
product are displayed.
0 This setting is available only when you stop your vehicle in a
safe place and apply the parking brake.
ACAUTION
Never
turn
this
product
off
while
the
Bluetooth
memory
is
being cleared.
Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:>
Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen
on
page
11
11

12
Registration and
connection
of
Bluetooth device
2 Touch [Biuetooth Memory Clear].
3 Touch
[C lear].
The confirmation screen appears.
This function is used
to update this product with the latest
Bluetooth software.
For details on Bluetooth software and updat-
ing, refer
to our website.
0 The source is turned off and
the Bluetooth connection is
disconnected before the processstarts.
0 This setting is available onlywhen you stopyour vehicle in a
safe place and applythe parking brake.
0
You need to store the version up file to the USB storage
device in advance.
ACAUT ION
Never turn this product off and never disconnect the phone
while the software is being updated.
1 Connect the USB storage device stored thever-
sion update file to this unit.
:> Plugging and unplugging a USB storage device on page 7
2 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
:> Displaying the "Biuetooth" screen on page 11
3 Touch [BT Software Update].
4 Touch [Start].
Follow the on-screen instructions to finish updating the
Bluetooth software.
If this productfails to operate properly, you may need to consult
yourdealer
for repair.
In such cases, perform thefollowing procedure to check the
software version on this unit.
1 Displaythe "Biuetooth" screen.
:> Displaying the "Biuetooth"screen on page 11
2 Touch [BT Version Info].
The version of this product's Bluetooth module appears.
Hands-free phoning
W$!ti:IM Wj!:IM
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
*1
*4
lj Switches to the initial search.
ACAUTION
For your safety, avoid talking on the phone as much as
possible while driving.
To use this function you need to connect yourcellular phone to
this product via Bluetooth in advance.
:> Registration and connection of Bluetooth device on page 11
1 Press::.
2 Touch~.
The Phone menu screen appears.
You can make a phone call in many differentways.
Direct dialing
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 12
2 Touch iii.
3 Touch the number keys to enter the phone
number.
4 Touch
G:J to make a call.
5
Touch ~ to end the call.
0 You may heara noise when you hang up the phone.
Calling a number in the phone book
0 The contacts on your phone will be automaticallytransferred
to this product.
0 "Visibility"ofthe "Biuetooth"screen should
be on.
:> Switching visibility on page 11
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 12
2 Touch llll.
3 Touch the desired name on the list.
4 Touch the phone number you want to dial.
The dial screen appears and dialing starts.
5 Touch ~ to end thecall.
Dialing from the history
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
:> Displaying the Phone menu screen on page 12

Hands-free phoning
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
lists
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
12
2 Touch
ODJor~.
On
the
"Phone
Book"
screen, touch the desired name.
3 Touch
[A].
Dialing
from
the
preset dial list
1 Display the "Phone menu" screen.
~
Displaying the Phone
menu
screen
on
page
12
2 Touch
CMJ.
3 Touch the desired item
you
want to dial.
The dial screen appears and dialing starts.
Touch~
to answer the call.
•
If
you
touch~
while getting a
call
waiting,
you
can
switch
to
the talking
person.
•
Touch~
to
reject the call.
2
Touch~
to end
the
call.
Answering a can
automatically
1 Display the "Biuetooth" screen.
~
Displaying the
"Biuetooth"
screen
on
page
11
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
11
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
11
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•~··t•J
or
•~lr•t•
to turn private mode
on
or
off.
Adjusting
the
o1her party's listening
volume
This product can
be
adjusted to the other party's listening
volume.
Touch~
to switch between the three vol-
ume levels.
0 Settings can
be
stored for each device.
General notes
• Connection to all cellular phones featuring Bluetooth wire-
less technology
is
not guaranteed.
•
The
line-of-sight distance between this product and your
cellular phone must
be
10
meters
or
less when sending and
receiving voice and data via Bluetooth technology.
• With some cellular phones, the ring 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-
lular phone. Refer to the instruction manual that came with
your cellular phone for detail
ed
instructions.
• When phone book transfer 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 noise in the following situations:
-When you answerthe 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-
free phoning may not
be
performed.
•
The
registered 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.
The received call and the dialed number histories
•
You
cannot make a call to the entry of
an
unknown user (no
phone number) in the received call history.
• If calls are made
by
operating your 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 display the
phone book correctly.
•
If
the phone book in the phone contains image data, the
phone book may not
be
transferred correctly.
13

14
Hands-free
phoning
• Depending on the cellular phone, phone book
transfer
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.
This product supports only the following iPod models and iPod
software versions. Others may not work correctly.
• iPhone
4,
4s,
5,
5c,
5s,
6,
6 Plus, 6s,
6s
Plus: iOS 7.0
or
later.
e
iPhone
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):
Ver.
2.0.4
• iPod classic 160GB (2008):
Ver.
2.0.1
• iPod classic 80GB:
Ver.
1.1.2
• iPod nano (7th generation)
• iPod nano (6th generation):
Ver.
1.2
• iPod nano (5th generation):
Ver.
1.0.2
• iPod nano (4th generation):
Ver.
1.0.4
• iPod nano (3rd generation):
Ver.
1.1
.3
0
You
can connect and control
an
iPod compatible
with
this
product
by
using separately sold
connector
cables.
0
Operation methods may vary depending on the iPod model
and the software version.
0
Depending on
the
software version of
the
iPod, it may not
be
compatible 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
connecting each device,
and
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)

Radio
1'4..
Displays
the
preset channel list.
V
Select an
item
on
the
list("
1"
to
"6
")
to
switch
to
the
preset channel.
f4..
Selects
the
FM1, FM2, FM3
VorAM
band.
6110
21:48
~
EQ
fj
Performs
manual
tuning.
w~o
Performs seek
tuning
or
V
non
stop
seek
tuning.
Releasing
the
key in a
few
seconds,
sk
i
ps
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
.
1'4..
Recalls
the
preset
channel
V
stored
to
a
key
from
memory.
~
Stores
the
current
broadcast
frequency
to
a key.
:J
By
pressing
~
or
~
,
you can also sw1tch the preset
charnels.
0 By pressing and
ho
l
d
~
or
~
and release. you
can
also
perform seektun1ng.
0 By keepmg pressing and
holding
~
or
~
.
you
can
perform
non
stop seek
tu
ning. If you press agam.
non
stop
seek
tun
ing
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)
function
automat
ically stores
the
SIX
strongest broadcast frequencies
under
the
preset
tunmg
keys "1"
to
"6
".
0 Storing broadcastfrequencies
with
BSM
may
replace those
you have already saved.
0 Prev1ously stored broadcastfrequencies may remain stored
1f the
number
of frequencies stored has
not
reached
the
l
im
it.
1
Touch
[}]
.
2
Touch
~
to
begin
a search.
Wh1le the message is displayed,
tho
six strongest broadcast
frequenc1es will be stored
under
the
preset
tun
1ng keys
1n
order
of
their
signal strength.
•
If
you
to
uch [Cancel],the st
or
age process is
canceled.
Tuning
into
strong frequencies
0
You
can use
this
function
when "
Radio
" is selected as
the
source.
Local seek tun.ng allows you
to
only
tune
mto
those rad1o sta·
tions
with
sufflc1ently 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 seektun1ng sett1ng off.
• Level1
to
Level4:
Sets the level
of
sensitivity
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 signal
s.
15

16
•
ISC
Track number indicator
Audio source screen 1
~·
2
/j
Skips files
forward
or backward.
!j
Switches
between
playback
and pause.
~·1
/j
Plays files in random order.
This
function
is
available
for
music
CD.
I~
I
:
Does
not
play tracks in random order.
I~
I:
Plays
all tracks in random order.
Audio source screen 2
J!Track 99
/j
Sets
a repeat play range.
I
0 I:Repeats
the
current
disc.
I
~I
:
Repeats
the
current
track.
/j
Hides
the
touch panel keys.
To display again
the
keys,
touch
anywhere
on
the
screen.
/j
Performs frame-by-frame playback.
~
Performs slow-motion playback.
Each
time
you
touch
Ill
....
I
it
changes
the
speed in
four
steps
in
the
following
order: 1/16 --+1/8--+ 1/4--+ 1/2
Video source screen 1
~·3
r-----:--=--~
~
*4
__,
••
~
••
r----d.-=;
~
•s
/j
Performs fast reverse
or
fast
forward.
Touch
again
to
change
the
playback
speed.
/j
Stops playback.
Video source screen 2
/j
Sets
a repeat play range.
I~~:
Repeats all files.
I~~
:
Repeats
the
current
chapter.
I~~
:
Repeats
the
current
title.
ri4,
Changes
the
viewing
V angle (Multi-angle).
This
function
is
available
for
DVDs
featuring
multi-angle
recordings.
P1..
Selects
the
audio
output
from
V
[L+R], [Left], [Right], [Mix].
This
function
is
available
for
Video-COs
and DVDs recorded
with
LPCM
audio.

Disc
Video source screen 2
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21:48
~
EQ
Q.
/j
Resumes playback (Bookmark).
This
function
is
available
for
DVD-Video.
You
can
memorize one
point
as
a
Bookmark
for
a disc (up
to
fi
ve
di
scs)
.
To clear
the
bookmark
on
the
di
sc,
touch and
hold
this key.
fY'1..
Returns
and
begins playback
from
\.,/
the
specified
point.
®*3
0*4
®*5
Th
is
function
is
available
for
DVD-Vi
deo
and Video-
COs
featuring
PBC
(playback
control).
Selectsa
track
from
the
list.
~
Selectingfiles {rom the file name
list
on page
17
Switches
the
med1a
file type.
~
Switchmg themedia file type on page
17
Searches for
the
part
you want
to
play.
~
Searching
tor
the
partyou want to play on page
17
Displays the DVD menu.
~
Operating theDVD
menu
on
page
17
Switches
the
subtitle/audio language.
~
Switching thesubtitle/audio language
on
page
17
0 By
pressing
~
or
..,...
, you can alsoskip flies/chapters
forward
or
backward.
.::J
By
pressrng and
holding
~
or
..,.....,
you
can also perform
fast reverse
or
fast forward.
0 Ifa Video·CD with PBC On
ts
being played. IPBCOnlappears.
0 Changing the wrde screen mode.
~
Common opera/tons on page
30
You
can play a normal
music
CD,
Video-CO
or
DVD-Vrdeo using
the built-in drive of this product.
ACAUTION
For safety reasons, vrdeo images
cannot
be viewed whtle your
vehicle
IS
in motion.
To
view video images. stop in a safe place
and apply
the
parking brake.
Starting
procedure
1
Press::.
2
Insert
the
disc
you
want
to
play.
The source changes and then playback wrll start.
~
lnsertmg
and
ejecting a disc on page 7
0
Ifthe disc is already set. select
[Disc)
as
the playtng source.
Selecting
files
from
the
file
name
list
1
Touch
§ .
2
Touch
a
track
on
the
list
to
play
back.
Switching
the
media
file
type
When playing a digital media containing a mixture of various
media file types you can switch between media file types to
play.
1
Touch
~
.
2
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
• Music:
Switchesthe medta file type
to
mustc (compressed audro).
•
Video
:
Switchesthe medta file type to vtdeo.
e
CD
-
DA
:
Switchesthe medta file type to CD (audro data (CO-DA)).
Searching
for
the
part
you
want
to
play
0 For DVD-Videos. you can select
[T
itle
], [Chapter]
or
[10Key].
0 For Video-COs.
you
can select
[T
rack)
or
[10Key]
(PBC only).
Touch
[g]
,
2
Touch
the
item
to
select
the
search
function.
3
Touch
[0]
to
[9]
to
input
the
desired
number.
.:J
To
cancel
an
input number, touch
[q .
4
Touch
g
to
start
playback
from
the
number
you
registered.
Operating
the
DVD
menu
You
can operate the DVD menu
by
touching the menu item on
thescreen directly.
;J
Thts function may not work properly with some DVD dtsc
content.
In
that case. use touch panel
keys
to operate the
DVD
menu.
1
Touch
~
or
I
ME
NU
I,
2
Touch
the
desired
menu
item.
Switching
the
subtitle/audio
language
1
Touch
U5J
or
1J3J
to
change
the
language.
•
[]!]:Changes
the subtitle language.
•
U3J:
Changes the audio language.
•
You
can also swi
tc
h the subtitle
/a
udio l
an
guages
using the "DVD/DivX Setup" menu.
~
Settmg the top-pnority languages
on
page
28
17

18
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.
Playback screen 1 (Example:
USB)
•
AbOOefghi
en
&
AbOOefghi
OABC
81 a ·,
Elf'(Y
....---=~~---.
~
~
->-
1
~
Skips files
forward
V
or
backward.
~
Switches
between
playback
V
and
pause.
~
Switches
the
current
music
V
information
display.
fj
Plays
files
in
random
order.
1
~
1:
Does
not
play
fi
l
es
in random or
der
.
I~
I
:Plays all files
within
the
repeat
range in random order.
screen 2 (Exam le:
USB)
61
10
21
:
48
~
AbOOefghi
o:
;
Abo::lefghi
OABC
rj
Sets
a
repeat
play range.
I0 I
or
I~
~
:
Repeats all fi
les
.
I
~
~
:Repeats
the
current
folder.
I~~
:Repeats
the
current
file.
~
Selects
the
previous
folder
V
or
the
next
folder.
Selects a file
from
the
list.
~
Selecting filesfrom thefile name
list
on page
18
f'».
*2 Switches the
media
file type.
~
~
Switching the media file type
on
page
18
0 By press1ng
~
or
~
.
you can also skip files forward
or
backward.
0 By press
1n
g and
holdin
g
~
or
~
.
you can perform fast
reverse
or
fa
st
forward.
You
can
pl
ay co
mpr
essed aud
1o
files stored
1n
a disc
or
a U
SB
storage
dev1ce.
~
Me
d
ia
compatibility chart on page
41
Starting
procedure
(for
Disc)
1
Press::.
2
Insert
the
disc
you
want
to
play
.
The source changes and then playback will start.
~ Inserting
and
ejecting a disc on page 7
:J
Ifthe
disc
IS
already set. select [Disc] as
the
play1ng
source.
Starting
procedure
(for
USB)
Press::.
2
Plug
the
USB
storage
device
.
~
Pluggmg
and
unpluggmga
USB
storage device
on
page 7
3
Touch
[USB].
0 Play back
IS
performed in order
of
folder numbers. Folders
are skipped if they contain no playable files.
Selecting
files
from
the
file
name
list
You
can
find
files
or
folders to play back using the file name
or
fold
er
name list.
Touch
§ .
2
Touch
a
file
on
the
list
to
play
back.
0 Files are played back in file number order.
Switching
the
media
file
type
When playmg a dig1tal
med1a
conta1n1ng a m1xture ofvanous
media file types you
can
sw1tch between
med1a
file types to play
1
Touch
rsJ.
2
Touch
the
item
you
want
to
set.
•
Music
:
Switches
the
media file type to music (compressed audio).
•
Video
:
Sw1tches
the
media
file type tovideo.
e
CO-DA:
Switches
the
media file type to CD (aud1o data
(CD
·DA)).
•
Photo
:
Switches
the
media
file type
to
still image
(JPEG
or BMP
data).

Compressed video files
(Example:
Disc)
f)
Sets
a repeat play range.
IQ I
or
I
ql:
Repeats all files.
I
Ql
:
Repeats
the
current folder.
I~~:
Repeats
the
current file.
f)
Performs frame-by-frame playback.
~
Performs slow-motion playback.
f)
Stops playback.
(Example:
Disc)
6110
21:48
~
EQ
@
*3
~
Performs fast reverse
· V or fast forward.
Touch again
to
change
the
playback speed.
~
Switches
between
V playback and pause.
0*1
@*2
Selectsa file from
the
Jist.
~
Selecting files from thefile name fist on page
19
Switches the subtitle/audio language.
~ Switchingthe subtitle/audiO language on page
17
~
*3
Switchesthe media file type.
IV
~
Switching the mediafile type on page
18
0
By
pressing
~
or
~
.
you
can also
sk1p
files forward or
backward.
0
By
pressing and
holding
~
or....
....-!
.
you can perform fast
reverse
or
fast forward.
0 Chang1ng the wide screen mode.
~
Common operations on page
30
You
can play compressed
v1deo
files stored on a
d1sc
or
in an
USB storage device.
~
Media compatibility chart
on
page
41
ACAUTION
For safety reasons,
v1deo
images cannot
be
viewed while your
veh1cle is in mot1on.
To
view
v1deo
images, stop in a safe place
and apply
the
parking brake.
Starting
procedure
~
Compressedaudio files on page
18
Selecting files
from
the
file
name
list
You
can
se
lectfiles to view using the file name list.
Touch
§J
.
2 Touch a file
on
the list to play back.
0 Files are played back in file numberorder and folde
rs
are
skipped when they contain no files.
• Touch the playback sign of thethu
mb
na
il
to
previewthefile.
19

20
Still image files
fj
Hides
the
touch panel keys.
To
display again
the
keys,
touch
anywhere
on
the
screen.
!Y1..
Rotates
the
displayed
V picture 90° clockwise.
1
Y1;.
Selects
the
previous
'-/
or next folder.
~*1
fj
Sets
a repeat play range.
I~
I:
Repeats all files.
I=I:Repeats
the
current folder.
fj
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.
~
EQ
..
Abcdefghi I Abcdefghi
~
*
2
!Y1..
Skips files
forward
V or backward.
t4..
Switches
between
V playback and pause.
*
1
Sele¢isa
filefr9l');t
the
list.
~
·
~
.?selecting
fj{e#f}from
the
(!!~'!tame
ti'st''6n'page
20
*2
Switcbes
the
metifa
file
type.
~
~
fiwitching
fhfl
media
file
type
on
page
.
20
0 By
pressing
~
or
~
.
you can also skip files forward or
backward.
0 By pressing and
holding
~
or
~
.
you can search
10
files at a time. If
the
file currently being played is the first
or
lastfile in the folder, the search
is
not performed.
0 Changing the wide screen mode.
~
Common
operations on page 30
You
can view still images stored in an USB storage device.
:>
Media compatibilitychart
on
page
41
Starting
procedure
1
Press::.
2 Plug the
USB
storage device.
:>
Pluggmg
and
unplugginga USB storage device
on
page 7
0 Playback
is
performed in order of foldet" numbers. Folders
are skipped if they contain no playable files
3 Touch [USB].
The image IS displayed on the screen.
Selecting fUes
from
+
the
file
name
list
You
can select files to view using the file name list.
Touch§.
2 Touch a file on the list to play back.
0 Touching a folder on
the
list shows
1ts
contents.
You
can play
a file on the list
by
touching it.
Switching
the
media
file
type
When playing a digital media containing a mixture
of
various
media file types you can switch between media filetypes
to
play.
1
Touch
~
.
2 Touch the
item
you want to set.
• Music:
Switches the media file type to music (compressed
aud1o)
• Video:
Switches the media file type tovideo.
• Photo:
Switches the media file type to still image
(JPEG
data)
Setting
the
slideshow
interval
JPEG
or BMPfiles 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
".