PowerAcoustik PAVN 7210 User manual

GPS NAVIGATION
MOBILE VIDEO SYSTEM
6.5 INCH WIDE TFT LCD MONITOR
PAVN 7210
NAV CD MP3I
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DIGITAL VIDEO'
Take the time to read thi'ough this insti-uction manual,
Familiarity with installation and operation procedures will help you obtain the best perfonnance from the unit.

I Contents
Introduction.2
Safety Precautions.3
Warning. 4
Box Contents.5
Name and function of each part......6
■ Unit. ...6
Remote Controller.8
Mode Selection . 9
Quick Start Guide to Navigation....10
Quick Access Menu. 12
Navigation On-Screen Descriptions.13
Configure Menu. .16
■ Volume control.16
■ Change language.17
■ Change Voice.18
■ Units of measuremenu. 19
■ Setup 2D/3D/North.20
■ Setup Speed/Time.21
■ Setup Arrival/Remaining.22
■ Show POI.23
■ Auto scale.24
■ Alert.25
■ GPS status.26
■ Change map color.27
■ Change menu theme.28
■ Time zone.29
■ Day/Night.30
• Version.31
Navigate to - Menu.32
■ Find by city.32
■ Find by ZIP code. 35
■ Home.36
■ Office.37
■ Recent route or Clear route.38
■ Find by favorites.39
■ Recent destination.40
■ Find by POI (Points of interest).41
■ Find by nearest POI. 42
■ Find by map.43
■ Re route.44
■ Route Description.45
My Favorite.46
■ Favorites.46
■ Recent destination.47
■ Home.48
■ Office.49
■ Advanced.49
DVD Control.5i
DVD Setup.52
■ Downmix Setup.53
■ TV Display Setup.53
■ OSD Lang Setup.54
■ Audio Setup.54
■ Subtitle Setup.54
■ Screen Saver Setup.55
■ Dual Modo.55
■ Defaults Setup.55
AV1/AV2 Control...56
Tuner Control. 57
ASM Function.58
Screen Setup...59
■ Bright Setup.60
■ Contrast Setup. 60
■ Color Setup.61
Audio Setup...62
■ Bass Setup.63
■ Middle Setup.63
■ Treble Setup.64
■ Fader Setup. 64
■ Balance Setup. 65
Installation & Connection. 66
■ How to install.67
■ How to Remove.69
System Connection...70
Glossary.72
Troubleshooting Guide.73
Specifications. 76
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I Introduction _
Thank you for choosing and purchasing this unit.
This instruction manual aims to provide you with installation and operating instructions for the unit.
Features
High Resolution & Bright Active 6.5 inch Wide TFT LCD with Touch screen.
Picture Adjustable (Brightness, Contrast, Color)
■ +• Fully Motorized Viewing Angle Adjustment
Last Angle Memory
Built-in GPS Antenna
Easy & Quick GPS Program Upgrading with USB Socket
" ► Easy Starting up with SD Map Card
DVDA/CD/CD/CD-R/CD-RW/MP3 Compatible
DVD Last Position Memory
NTSC/PAL Auto Selection
^ Built-in FM/AM Tuner
Full-Function Infrared Remote Control
Max Output Power: 30W X 4ch
2 RCA AA/ Input [AV1, AV2}
1 RCA VIDEO Output
-*• 1 COAXIAL Output
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1 Safety Precautions
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■ To prevent injury or fire, take the following precautions:
To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any metallic objects (such as coins or metal tools) inside the unit.
Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the LCD is damaged or broken due to shock.
The liquid crystal fluid may be dangerous to your health or even fatal.
^ If the liquid crystal fluid from the LCD contacts your body or clothing, wash it off with soap immediately.
^ Do not watch Video or operate the unit while driving. It may oause a car accident because of the distraction.
To enjoy Video Pictures, find a safe place to park, and engage the parking brake.
^ This unit is a Class 1 laser product. To prevent direct exposure to laser system, do not open the unit.
The laser beam may hurt your eyes.
Note that TFT LCD is very fragile and could be easily damaged. Do not press or scratch the surface.
Keep away the liquid from the main body to avoid possible electric shock or damage.
Do not attempt to service this product by yourself.
(Don't repair this unit by yourself to avoid serious damage)
In case of smoking or malfunction from the monitor, power off this unit immediately and contact dealer
for service.
^ It is the responsibility of the purchaser and installer to comply with all applicable laws and regulations
governing the installation and use of this unit.
Manufacturer disclaims all liability for any property damage or personal injury that may result from improper or
unintended installation or use of this unit.
Safety Precautions
■ To prevent damage to the unit, take the following precautions.
♦ Make sure to ground the unit to a negative 12V power supply.
^ Do not install the unit in a spot exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat or humidity.
Also avoid places with too much dust or the possibility of water splashing.
To prevent deterioration, do not touch the terminals of the unit or faceplate with your fingers.
Do not subject the faceplate to excessive shock, as it is a piece of precision equipment. -
Don't watch Video pictures while the car's engine is off. (It may drain the battery)
When replacing a fuse, only use a new fuse with prescribed rating. Using a fuse with the wrong rating may
cause your unit to malfunction.
^ Use only the screws provided, if you use the wrong screws, you could damage the unit.
^ You cannot view video pictures while the vehicle is moving.
To enjoy TV/video pictures, find a safe place to park and engage the parking brake.
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■ Loading and Replacing the remote battery
1 Use two "AAA" size batteries.
Slide the cover while pressing downwards to
remove it as illustrated.
2 Insert the batteries with the + and - poles aligned
properly, following the illustration inside the case.
|v\rarning _
■ Do not set the remote control on hot places such as above the dashboard.
■ Cleaning the panel and monitor
^ When the operator panel and monitor panels are dirty, wipe and clean them using a soft cloth (such as a
commercially available silicon coated cloth).
When contaminated excessively, clean them using a cloth dipped in a neutral detergent first, then remove
the detergent using a dry cloth.
^ Do not use a hard cloth or a volatile chemical (such as an alcohol).
If you used, the panel surface may be scratched or printed letters may be erased.
■ Cleaning the disc slot
As dust can accumulate in the disc slot dean it occasionally.
Your discs can get scratches if you put them in a dusty disc slot,
■ Lens Fogging
Right after you turn on the car heater in cold weather, dew or condensation may form on the lens in the disc
player of the unit causing lens fogging, discs may be impossible to play. In such a situation, remove the disc
and wait for the condensation to evaporate.
If the unit still does not operate normally after a while, consult your dealer.
Cauiion
If it is activative with over limited output, it will down the volume output for the safety set,
Volume function will be stop temporarily untill the set become stabile status.
(After the set is stabile. Volume function will be keep in stabile status.)
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I BOX Contents
After purchasing this product, open packaging and see if any of the components listed below aie damaged or missing.
If there is an abnormality, please inquire to the dealer you purchased from. As these images are to facilitate the
understanding of the consumer, they may differ from the actual conditions.
Unit 1 EA
Remote Control (1 EA} & Batteries (2 EA) Half Sleeve 1 EA(For Mounting Bracket)
Panel Base 1 EA (Trim Ring) Power & Speaker Cable (16P) 1 EA 1 AN Cable (6P) 1 EA
2 AA/Cable (8P) 1 EA GPS Antenna 1 EA Key 2 EA (For Removing a unit)
Map SD Card (2GB) 1 EA Screw (For Rear Mounting Bracket)/
Center Screw
Manual 1 EA
Warranty Card 1 EA
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Name and Function of Each Parts
■ Front Panel Description
1 Power (([)) button
Turns on or off the power.
2 Play/Pause ( ) button
Pauses and replays a disc.
3 STOP ( ( y ; ] button
Stops a disc.
4 Volume (+) button
Adjusts the volume up,
5 Volume(-) button
Adjusts the volume down.
The max, volume level is 15 when you turn the unit on
even if you set more than 15.
6 BAND {) button
Selects AM,FM1 or FM2.
7 MODE ( (' M ) button
Selects one of the following mode.
— DVD- - NAVI-» RADIO " AVI AV2 'ETU? |
8 Hard Reset (©)
9 TILT (button
Selects one of the following view angle.
I r-lS - ► J O -* -*€Q -^7S '-9Q -j
10 S.C/EQ(i3j) button
Selects sound condition control menu.
- BASS • r'lD ^ TREBLE .'-BALANCE
Press less than a second to select sound condition
control menu.
Selects equalizing menu.
- ► C LASSIC- =OP- ► ROCK— ► eO‘TFF-—
Press more than a second to select equalizing
menu.
Change the setting of the BASS, MID or TREBLE
when EQ is off.
11 SEEK FR ( |<^) button
Track changes in DVD mode.
Increases frequency in Radio mode.
In DVD Title menu, It is activated as Down key if
Previous key is pressed shortly and It is activated as
Left key if Previous key is pressed long.
12 SEEKFF( N )button
Track changes in DVD mode.
Decreases frequency in Radio mode.
In DVD Title menu, It is activated as Up key
if Next Key is pressed shortly and it is activated as
right key if Next key is pressed long.
13 Remote Control Eye
14 MUTE {(^O) button
Turns on or off the Sound.
Navi. Auto change on/off button when you press this
more than 2 seconds(long key).
15 EJECT^ button
The disc is ejected.
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■ Left Side View ■ Front Side View
16 SD CARD SLOT
17 USB PORT
18 Disc insertion slot
A disc is played when you insert it.
■ Rear Side View
19 Fuse(20A)
20 Power & Speaker Output Connector
21 Center Hole
22 External Output Terminal (5.1 ch Preout)
23 External Input Video Out Terminal
24 GPS Antenna
25 Tuner Antenna
26 IR Repeat
27 Fan
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Remote Controller
■ Front Side View
1 Power button
You can turn on or off the power by pressing the button.
2 Eject (0) button The disc is ejected.
3 Mode button
Selects one of the following mode by pressing the
button.
DVD -> NAVI ^ RADIO ^ AVI AV2 -> SETUP.
4 DISP button
Selects the one of the following time display mode in
AUDIO CD. SINGLE ELAPSED, TOTAL ELAPSED,
TOTAL REMAIN, OFF
Selects the one of the following time display mode in
DVD. TITLE REMAIN, CHAPTER EUPSED,
CHAPTER REMAIN, DISPLAY OFF.
6 T ILT button
Selects one of the following view angle by pressing the
button. 30“ 60” -» ■ 90° -> 60° 30° 0° degrees.
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6 SEEK+button
The speed changes in forward each time when it is
pressed. Scans a radio frequency.
7 SEEK- button
The speed changes in backward each time when it
is pressed. Scans a radio frequency.
8 FF ( ^>1 ) button
The track changes up each time when it is pressed.
Increases radio frequency.
9 SEL button
Selects the mode that you choose in MODE
selection screen.
10 FR(|<4) button
The track changes down each time when it is
pressed, Decreases radio frequency.
11 SETUP button
Setup mode is selected for DVD, SCREEN or AUDIO.
Pressing the button again returns to the previous mode.
12 Play/Pause (^||) button
Pauses and replays a disc,
13 Stop ( ■ ) button Stops a disc.
14 ASM button
Auto frequency scan in radio mode.
15 MUTE button
You can turn on or off the sound by pressing the
button, (except Auto Search Frequency)
Seek + button or Seek - button.)
16 Volume+
Adjust the volume up.
17 BAND button
Selects radio mode each time press the button.
Mode will change as follows: AM FM1 -> FM2
18 MENU button Returns to the root menu,
19 Volume- Adjust the volume down.
20 GOTO button
Selects a chapter that you want to go. Press the
“SEL” button after you input a chapter number.
21 A-B button Selects a repeat interval orOFF.
22 LANG button Selects a LANGUAGE,
23 SUB-T button Selects a SUB-TITLE or OFF.
24 ANGLE button Selects a view angle in DVD mode.
25 ZOOM button
Enlarges a screen each time you press it in DVD
mode as follows: XI .5 X2 -» ■ X3 ^ ZOOM OFF
26 REPEAT button
Repeats a TITLE or CHAPTER.
Menu will changes as follows: CHAPTER REPEAT
ON TITLE REPEAT ON -> REPEAT OFF
27 TITLE button
Returns to the DVD root menu.

I Mode Selection
When you press the power button, the last mode will be
selected automatically.
So If you'd like to change mode, then press the mode
button or press the center of the screen.
If you are in NAVI mode, you should press the mode
button, not touch screen.
The mode changes each time when the mode button is
pressed.
The mode will be selected to the last one automatically
after you leave it more than 5 seconds, and also it
changes screen to the selected mode.
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I Quick Start Guide to Navigation
Introduction
This function is the navigator and very latest Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) technology to provide you with
accurate street level navigation via clear and precise voice prompts,
Calculated routes and voice guidance are may be different from the actual road circumstances.
GPS positioning may not be available depending upon the vehicle's circumstance.
For instance, when you are inside a tunnel or a building.
Do not install the wireless device around this unit. It may cause a bad GPS signal reception.
If you are driving with bad signal reception, GPS positioning time may take longer than when you are stationary,
Keep your unit away from excessive moisture and extreme temperature.
Because of the GPS signal error (about 10 meters), or bad signal reception, Your position displayed on the
map may be different from actual your position.
It may take some time to receive GPS signals (about 5 ~ 30 minutes) after initial purchase or in first time use
after long period time unused.
Go to where the sky is visible, with no obstruction from skyscrapers and wait for good reception.
GPS signal reception can be effect by following situations, this is not a device problem.
* When you put a something on the GPS antenna.
* When you have metallic coating on the car glasses.
* When it is cloudy or bad weather
* When vehicle is inside a tunnel, under the elevated road, in an underground parking lot, in subway
* When vehicle is in skyscrapers
A Safety Precautions
■ Look at the display only when it is absolutely safe to do so.
■ Never attempt to disassemble, repair or make any modification to your device since this could cause damage
to the device, and even bodily injury or property damage.
■ Keep SD cards in a well-protected case so as to avoid dust and humidity when you are not using it and also
make sure that no foreign objects can enter the SD slot.
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Quick Start Guide to Navigation
1 P ress the mode button or center of the screen.
The following screen will be display with last mode is
already selected.
The mode changes each time when the mode button is
pressed.
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2 L eave it about for 5 seconds when NAVi is selected or
press the | | icon directly.
then the NAVI mode will be start for a moment.
3 If there is no SD card, following screen will be on, then
Insert the SD card Into the SD Card slot as Indicated.
4 Following screen will be display once after the power on.
otherwise the last NAVI screen will be on,
5 Read information and press 1 1 agree button at the
bottom of the screen.
Information
Please do not operate the controls of goNgo
while driving. Doing so could endanger yourself,
your passengers and other road users.
Please observe the actual traffic signal.
6 G o out after you have installed the device, so that the
GPS receiver can locate your position.
This may take up to 30 minutes the first time the device
is used.
When satellite lock is achieved the screen displays
your position on its map in a '3D' navigation view.

Quick Access Menu
Press the left side of the Press this icon to see
map to see the navigate the ‘GPS Status’
avoiding road.
A small on-screen menu can be launched by pressing
the bottom line of the screen.
The quick access menu will drop down automatically. If
no other button on the drop down "box is pressed, the
drop box disappears after approximately three seconds."
From this menu you can :
• Zoom closer in, or zoom further out from the map.
• Mute or alter the audil level.
• By pressing the + icon you can manipulate the map.
• Switch between day and night settings
Press the bottom of the screen get following quick menu
Day / Night In Configure menu
Press the icon to swich the setting
- If you switch the unit off and then back on the display, it reverts to previous personal
setting.
Road information
You can get the road information
Volume setting
Press the -i- button to increase, - button to decrease the volume.
Press the Q icon for mute, you will see Qj
- This new setting is only temporary and if the unit is switched off and then back on the audio
level returns to either factory default or your personal setting,
Scroll map
By pressing this icon you can manipulate the map by touching and moving your finger on
the screen.
jAdd favorites|
Target
Press the
Quick menu
after you scroll the map.
Press the (Add favorite^ or Target | to set the current position
GPS status
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Navigation On-Screen Descriptions
W W Cortland St
11.-43 /N Harlem Ave
Rutherford
N"shviIIe Avo
1 Turning direction at the intersection
7
Current street
Distance to intersection 8 GPS Antenna status
1
Estimated time of arrival or Estimated journey
time.Press to switch between the two.
9 My position
H
10
Current road
B
Remain distance
11
Road information of the turning point
Vehicle Speed or Current time.
Press to switch between the two.
B
6 Current direction
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My Favorite Mode Menus
Press I button to see the 4 sub-menus.
I Configure Mode Menus
Navigate
to
My
favorite
Configure
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Volume
control
change
language
Change
voice
Units of II
measurement 1
Setup
Show POI
Auto
scale
Alert
GPS
status
Change
map color
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2 Press the button to see the sub-menus.
Press the button to see the all 12 sub-menus.

I Configure Menu
Volume
control
6?Ca
Change
language
Change
Units of
voice
measurement
jg Setup
4
Navigate
to
My
favorite
Configure
1
1 Change
P language
1 ^
1 Chanqe Units of
1 voice measurement
1 Setup
Volume control
Volume Control Menu
1 Bring up the main navigation menu by pressing the
center of the screen.
2
Press the
IcoAflgur*
button.
3
Press the icon.
4 To adjust the volume, use your finger to press either the
r+' button to increase the volume or the 0 button to
decrease the volume. To determine that you have
selected the correct audio level and you can test by
pressing the f rest ] button on the display
Control Volume by +/• Key
O 50 lOO
5 if you wish to return to the factory default audio level
press the | Reset"! button.
Then press the I ok ' button to confirm the setting.
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I Configure Menu
Navigate
to
My
favorite
Configure
^))
Volume
control
Change
voice
Setup
Inits of
isuremi
Units of
measurement
Change language
[^English
f ^ Francais
▲
I I Espanol
—
▼
OK
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Change language
1 Bring up the main navigation menu by pressing the
center of the screen.
2 Select the
3 Press the
button.
icon.
4 Your device comes with a choice of a ENGLISH ,
Espanol or French voice prompts and alerts.
5 When you have decided which language you prefer,
press the 'OK' button.
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Configure Menu
4 ))
Volume
control
Change
language
Change
voice
Units of
measurement
Setup
■ Volume
control
Change
language
Units of
measurement
1 Setup
it
Navigate
to
My
favorite
Configure
English (female)
*
P 1 English (male)
f |iFran^ais (female)
▼
P]] Espanol (female)
1 1 Korean (female)
1 Test 1 OK
Change Voice
1 Bring up the main navigation menu by pressing the
center of the screen.
2 Select the
Cnnrigim
button.
3 Press the icon.
4 Your device comes with a choice of a male, female,
southern or Urban English voice promptes and alerts.
Also female Espanol, French or Korean voice is possible.
To hear a sample of each voice, press the (test) button
once.
5 To make your selection, press the relevant check box
with your finger.
6 When you have decided which language you prefer,
press the I ok ■ button.
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Configure Menu
Units of measuremenu
1 Bring up the main navigation menu by pressing the
center of the screen.
2 Select the button.
3 Press the
icon.
4 This option allows you to Display between metric and
imperial measurement.
5 To make your selection, press the relevant check box
with your finger.
6 When you have decided which language you prefer,
press the i ok | button.
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