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PLBT72G
USER MANUAL
7'' Single DIN In-Dash Motorized Touch Screen TFT/LCD Digital Monitor
w/DVD/CD/MP4/USB/SD-Slot Card AM/FM/RDS/Bluetooth Compatible
Dial Pad Built-In GPS/TTS w/USA/Canada & Mexico Maps
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PRECAUTION
Class 1 laser product
This car multi-media player is a class 1 laser product. However
This car multi-media player uses a visible/invisible laser beam
which could cause . Hazardous radiation exposure if directed.
Be sure to operate the car multi-media player correctly as
instructed. Use of controls or adjustments or performance of
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure. Do not open covers and do not
repair yourself. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
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1. Remove the chassis from Slide Bracket Housing;
1) Press the REL button to release the control panel ;
2) Hold the right side of the control panel to pull it upwards a little and then to you
for removing it ;
3) Remove the PLASTIC FRAME from the chassis (see the Installation diagram);
4) Insert the 2 KEY PLATES into the grooves at the both sides of the chassis till
they click(see the Installation diagram);
5) Pulling the two KEY PLATES to remove the chassis from the Slide Bracket
Housing ;
2. Mount the Sliding Bracket Housing in the position of car multi-media system and
bend some tabs of Sliding Bracket Housing to fix it.
3. Connecting all wires:
1) Connecting all wires according ot the wiring diagram on next page;
INSTALLATION STEPS
REL button
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SUBWOOFER GREY
RCH RED
LCH WHITE
REAR AUDIO OUTPUT
CABLE
VIDEO OUT YELLOW
FRONT AUDIO AND VIDEO OUTPUT
CABLE
REAR CAMERA INPUT YELLOW
PINK (B+)12V
REAR CAMERA SWITCH
(B-)PARKING BRAKE
GREY
GREY/BLACK
FRONT
RCH SPK.
VIOLET
VIOLET/BLACK
WHITE
WHITE/BLACK
GREEN
GREEN/BLACK
REAR
LCH SPK.
AUTO ANTENNA
BLUE
GROUND(B-)
MEMORY BACK-UP(B+)
IGNITION SWITCH(B+) RED
YELLOW
BLACK
REAR
RCH SPK.
FRONT
LCH SPK.
CHOKE
BOX
RADIO ANTENNA JACK
WIRING DIAGRAM
NOTE:
1. Must use 4 ohms impedance of speakers.
2. After connecting parking Line, video on screen of control panel
will be displayed only after
3. Before finishing wiring, do not attach control panel onto chassis.
applying parking brake.
GPS ANTENNA BOLT
RCH RED
LCH WHITE
ISO CONNECTOR
BROWN
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Hollow
Bulge
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2
2) Attaching the control panel onto the chassis;
(1) Insert the left side of the control panel into the hollow of the chassis .
(NOTE : the “bulge” point on the control panel must be attached into the hollow
of the chassis .)
(2) Gently push the right side of the control panel till you feel a “ Click” .
3) Testing it for making sure that it can work properly .
4. Installing chassis according to the installation diagram on next page:
1) Insert the chassis of the car multi-media system into the Sliding Bracket Housing.
2) Use the metal strap to fix the rear part of chassis.
* Uninstalling the chassis:
1) Remove the metal strap from the chassis ;
2) Remove the control panel from the chassis;
3) Remove the plastic frame from the chassis;
4) Insert 2 key plates into the left and right sides of the chassis and draw the chassis
out of the sliding bracket housing.
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Installation Diagram
If you want to take CHASSIS out of the SLIDE BRACKET HOUSING, first remove
the PLASTIC TRIM OUT of the both sides away, then insert the two KEY PLATE into
left and right side of chassis as above illustration.
DASH BOARD
METAL MOUNTING
STRAP
HEX NUT
SPRING WASHER
PLAIN WASHER
TAPPING SCREW
CONSOLE
SLIDE BRACKET
HOUSING
HEX BOLT
SCREWDRIVER
TABS
KEY PLATE
PLASTIC TRIM OUT
KEY PLATE
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1. Removing insulating sheet
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using remote control for the first time, you
can see an insulating sheet at the bottom
side of remote control as right.
you must remove the insulating sheet as right.
Otherwise, the remote control is disabled.
2. Replace lithium cell
If the electric energy of lithium cell is weak,
replace it.
1 Press and hold the movable block as direction
indicated by arrow 1 as right, at one time pull
cell holder out of remote control as direction
indicated by arrow 2 as right.
2 Replace the old cell by a new one with (+)
polarity side upward as right.
3 Insert the cell holder into remote control again
as right.
3 Note about using remote control
1 You should face the emitting window of remote control towards the sensor
window of the unit.
2 Operation angle for front panel: About 30 degree
3 The distance between the emitting window of remote control and the sensor
window of the unit : < 5M .
4 Warning for lithium cells of remote control
leakage may cause damage to remote control.1 Cell
2 Do not throw cells into fire, it may cause explosion.
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3.To avoid risk of accident, keep cells out of reach of children.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ABOUT REMOTE CONTROL
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Control Panel
Main Unit Face after removing Control Panel
Locations and Names of Controls on Main Unit
1. AUX IN JACK(A/V)
2. USB PORT
3. SEL BUTTON and VOL KNOB
4. REL BUTTON
5. IR SENSOR WINDOW
6. RESET BUTTON
7. EJECT BUTTON
8. POWER or MODE BUTTON
9. TA or AF BUTTON
10. MUTE or PTY BUTTON
11. BAND or PAIR BUTTON
12. >|| or CH1-6 BUTTON
13. >>| or HANG UP BUTTON
14. |<< or CALL BUTTON
15. SD/MMC CARD SLOT
16. LCD SREEN
17. OPEN/MONITOR-ANGLE BUTTON
18. MICROPHONE
19. GPS CARD SLOT
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Locations and Names of Controls on Remote Control
16. VOL- BUTTON
17. SEL BUTTON
18. SETUP BUTTON
19. GOTO or * BUTTON
20. >|| BUTTON
21. STOP BUTTON
22. AUDIO or MO/ST BUTTON
23. ZOOM BUTTON
24. EQ or LOUD BUTTON
25. CLK BUTTON
26. ^ BUTTON
29. > BUTTON
30. V BUTTON
31. |<< BUTTON
32. INT BUTTON
33. NUMBER(0~9) BUTTON
34. +10 or # BUTTON
35. AF BUTTON
36. TA BUTTON
37. RPT BUTTON
27. >>| BUTTON
28. ENTER BUTTON
1. POWER/MODE BUTTON
2. MUTE BUTTON
3. HANG UP or REDIAL BUTTON
4. MONITOR-ANGLE BUTTON
5. CALL or PAIR BUTTON
6. MENU or SW BUTTON
7. >> BUTTON
8. SUBTITLE or LO/DX BUTTON
9. < BUTTON
BAND or OSD
<< BUTTON
12. A/PS or TITLE/PBC BUTTON
13. TOP BUTTON
14. VOL+ BUTTON
15. RDM BUTTON
10. BUTTON
11.
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MENUMENU
SETUP SETUP
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VOLVOL
SELSEL
A/PSA/PS
MUTEMUTE STOPSTOP
MO/STMO/ST
MODEMODE
CLKCLK
PLAY/PAUSEPLAY/PAUSE
EQEQ
BANDBAND
VOLVOL
OSDOSD
TITLE/PBCTITLE/PBC
LO/DXLO/DX
GOTOGOTO +10+10
TOP INT
RDM
REDIAL
PAIR LOUD
RPT
ZOOMZOOM
TA
AF
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Same functions in any work source mode
1. POWER button
In power off mode, pressing POWER button on remote control or pressing POWER button on
control panel powers on main unit.
In power on mode, long pressing POWER button on control panel or on remote control powers off
main unit.
2. VOL knob & VOL+/VOL- buttons
To adjust volume level, rotate VOL knob on control panel or press or hold VOL+ or VOL- button
on remote control.
3. SEL button
To switch between TREBLE,BASS, BALANCE, FADER,COLOR,BRIGHT,CONTRAST, TINT
and VOLUME, briefly and repeatedly press SEL button.
After switching on the desired mode above, rotate VOL knob or press VOL+/VOL- buttons to set it.
To switch between BT, REGION, PI, TA, AF, LOUD, SWF VOL, SWF FREQ,EQ, DX/LOCAL(in radio
mode), STEREO/MONO(in radio mode), CLOCK FORMAT, CLOCK, BUZZER,FREQ AREA and LED
COLOR, long press SEL button to switch on BT, then briefly and repeatedly press SEL button.
After switching on the desired mode above, rotate VOL knob or press VOL+/VOL- buttons to set it.
4. MUTE button
To switch MUTE mode on or off, press MUTE button on remote control or press MUTE button on
control panel.
5. EQ button
To select a desired preset EQ mode from JAZZ, CLASSIC, POP, ROCK and USER, press EQ
button on remote control continuously.
6. To switch LOUD mode
To switch LOUD mode between LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH and OFF, long press LOUD button.
7. SW button
To switch SWF FREQ between 80HZ, 120HZ and 160HZ, long press SW button on remote control.
8. CLK button
Press CLK button on remote control to display clock time .
9. OPEN or and buttons
To slide the monitor out and stand it up or into the monitor slot, press OPEN button on control panel
or press button on remote control;
To adjust the angle of the monitor, long press button on remote control or on control panel .
10. MODE button and source menu
To switch work source between RADIO, DISC(after inserting a disc), USB(after inserting a USB
storage), CARD(after inserting a card), AUX and BT MUSIC, press MODE button on remote
control or press MODE button on control panel continuously.
During disc(non-CD)/USB/card playback, touch screen to pop up Function Icons-board and then
touch the icon in the Function Icons-board to enter the display status of the source menu before
entering Disc/USB/Card mode(refer to Disc/USB/Card Operation) .
During AUX playback, touch screen to pop up AUX interface and then touch AUX icon to enter the
display status of the source menu before entering AUX mode(refer to AUX operation).
In radio,BT music or CD mode, touch RADIO, BT or DISC icon to enter the display status of the
source menu before entering radio,BT music or CD mode(refer to Radio Operation, BT Operation
and Disc/USB/Card Operation).
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The home page of the source menu displays as follows:
In the middle column, clock time displays in the top of it; the SN. And name of each page of
the source menu display in the middle and bottom of it.
Touch any place on the screen and hold and then slide leftwards or rightwards to turn pages
of the source menu. There are 4 pages in all as follows:
1) Home page
2) Tools page
3) Games page
4) Setup page
Touch one icon in the home page of the source menu to enter one work source of RADIO, DISC,
USB, CARD, AUX, BT and others.
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11.SYSTEM icon
In the setup page of the source menu, touch SYSTEM icon to display page1 of SETTINGS
MENU as follows:
In the SETTINGS MENU, the icons on them
descript as follows:
: to next page.
: to previous page.
: to source menu.
Setting Items : to enter the setting item.
In the SETTINGS MENU, there are 10 setting items in all. Touch one setting item to enter the
setting item page. The icons on the setting item page descript as follows:
: to next page.
: to previous page.
: to the page that the setting item belongs to.
Setting Items : to set the sub-item.
: to increase the value.
: to decrease the value.
1) SYSTEM SETTING
(1) LED COLOR
It is for setting the color of the buttons illumination and the LCD backlight.
(2) BT
It is for switching BT mode ON or OFF.
(3) RESET SYSTEM
It is for restoring all user setting to zero.
Page1 of SETTINGS MENU Page2 of SETTINGS MENU
Page1 of SYSTEM Page2 of SYSTEM
Page3 of SETTINGS MENU
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(4) BRIGHT
It is for setting brightness.
(5) CONTRAST
It is for setting contrast.
(6) COLOR
It is for setting color.
(7) TINT
It is for setting tint.
2) SOUND SETTING
(1) RADIO L/D
It is for switching between LOC and DX.
(2) STEREO
It is for switching between MONO and STEREO.
(3) SWF VOL
It is for setting SWF volume.
(4) SWF FREQ
It is for setting SWF frequency.
(5) LOUDNESS
It is for setting LOUDNESS mode.
(6) SOUND EFFECT
It is for setting EQ mode.
(7) TREBLE
It is for setting the value of treble .
(8) BASS
It is for setting the value of bass.
(9) FADE/BAL
After entering the sub-item, it displays as right:
Touching any place in the rectangle except the
middle column sets the value of the balance;
touching any place in the middle column sets
the value of fade.
(10) TOUCH BEEP
It is for switching touch beep ON or OFF.
Page1 of SOUND Page2 of SOUND
Page3 of SOUND
FADE/BALANCE
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3) BACKGROUND SETTING
It is for setting the background of the No Video interface for RADIO, CD, non-CD DISC/USB
/CARD, AUX and BT MUSIC .
4) RDS SETTING
(1) REG SET
It is for setting REG on or off.
(2) PI SET
It is for switching between PI SOUND and PI MUTE.
(3) AF SET
It is for setting AF on or off.
(4) TA SET
It is for setting TA on or off.
5) GPS PATH SETTING
It is for setting GPS path to enter GPS navigation mode. Please refer to the part of GPS
navigation for detailed GPS path setting operatoin.
BACKGROUND
RDS
GPS PATH
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TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION
SYSTEM INFO
6) TIME SETTING
(1) HOUR SET
It is for setting the hour of the clock time.
(2) MINUTE SET
It is for setting the minute of the clock time.
(3) TIME FORMAT
It is for setting the time format of the clock time.
7) TOUCH SETTING
It is for calibrating touch screen. Precisely and repeatedly tap the center of the cross cusor till
it exit calibration interface.
8) INFO SETTING
It is for viewing the system information such as: name, version, memory size and free momery.
TIME
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9) SKIN SETTING
(1) It is for setting the skin color of those immanent interfaces.
(2) It is for setting the time of activating SCREEN SAVE after no operation.
10) ANGLE SETTING
It is for setting the angle of the control panel.
12.RESET button
When LCD displays wrongly or some buttons are not available or sound is distorted, press REL
button to detach the control panel and remove it, then use the sharp end of a pointed object to
press RESET button on chassis face to reset the program to zero.
13.REL button
To detach control panel, press REL button on control panel.
After detaching control panel, hold the right part of the control panel and pull it upwards a little
and then to you can remove it from chassis.
SKIN
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Radio Operation
1. To enter RADIO mode(MODE button or RADIO icon)
When you use MODE button or source menu (tapping RADIO icon) to enter RADIO
mode, it will display radio interface as follows:
* Some icons on radio interface correspond with the buttons on remote control or control
panel as follows:
and icons = VOL- and VOL+ buttons = VOL knob
MUTE icon = MUTE button
List icon : to display 1~6 icons interface in the left side of the radio interface.
RADIO icon: to enter source menu
MENU icon : To pop up the page1 of SETTINGS MENU
MAP icon : To enter GPS mode but not exit radio mode
2. To switch between bands (BAND)
The BAND icon or button can switch between bands of FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1(MW1) and
AM2(MW2), and the word FM1,FM2,FM3,AM1(MW1) or AM2(MW2) will be displayed on
screen.
3. To search for a station (<< and >> icons or v and ^ or |<< and >>| buttons)
1) Long touching << or >> icon or long pressing v or ^ button on remote control or long
pressing |<< or >>| button on control panel can automatically search down or up for an
available station beginning from the current frequency.
2) Briefly touching << or >> icon or briefly pressing v/^ or |<</>>| button can manually
search down or up for a your desired station beginning from the current frequency.
4. To preset and scan all memory stations (APS icon or A/PS button)
1) When long touching APS icon or long pressing A/PS button, the radio searches from
the lowest frequency and checks the signal strength level until 1 cycle search is
finished, and the 6 strongest stations are preset to corresponding preset number
memory bank for the current band.
The presetting function can be implemented in selected FM or AM band. (It can presets
3x6 stations for FM and 2x6 stations for AM(MW) in all)
2) When briefly touching APS icon or briefly pressing A/PS button, the radio scans for
each preset station in FM or AM(MW) band from NO.1 bank, each preset station broad-
casts for 5 seconds. After finishing a circle of scanning, it will resume broadcasting the
station in NO.1 bank.
NOTE: In FM band, FM1,FM2 and FM3 are preset and scaned as one band at a time;
In AM(MW) band, AM1(MW1) and AM2(MW2) are preset and scaned as one band at a time.
Radio interface Radio interface with 1~6 icons interface
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5. To preset and listen to a memory station(1~6 icons or 1~6 buttons or CH1-6 button )
1) Long touching one of 6 number(1~6) icons or long pressing one of 6 number(1~6)
buttons can preset the current broadcasting station of the current band in the number
memory bank; .
2) Briefly touching one of 6 number(1~6) icons or briefly pressing one of 6 number(1~6)
buttons can listen to the memory station in the current band preset in the number
memory bank.
* CH1-6 button:
1)To preset a station in a memory bank with CH1-6 button, first select a desired
band; then press CH1-6 button to select a desired memory bank; and then search
for a desired station; finally long press CH1-6 button to store the station in the
memory bank.
2)To listen to a preset station with CH1-6 button, first switch on a desired band, then
continuously press CH1-6 button highlight and listen to it.
6. To switch on between stereo and mono mode (MO/ST button)
Press MO/ST button on remote control to select STEREO or MONO mode for FM band.
When the STEREO mode is activated, it can get better audio effect; when the
MONO mode is activated, it can get clearer audio signal.
7. To switch on between local and distance mode (LO/DX button)
Press LO/DX button to turn LOC on to tune for local stations with weak interference;
Press LO/DX button to turn DX on to tune for distance stations with stronger signal.
8. To search for a RDS station that is broadcasting a typed program (PTY)
Continuously touching PTY icon on touch screen or continuously long pressing PTY
button on control panel switches between the program types such as: NEWS ...and
so on.
After selecting a desired program type, no operation for a while, it displays PTY
SEEK and automatically searches for a RDS station that is broadcasting the selected
type of program.
If the station that is broadcasting the selected type of program does not exist, it will
display NO PTY and return back to the previous normal station.
9. To automatically alternate a stronger signal of frequency for the current RDS station(AF)
During broadcasting a program typed station, use the RDS interface of the SET-
TINGS MENU or SEL and VOL buttons to set AF mode on or long press TA/AF button
on control panel or AF button on remote control to switch on AF mode, then AF icon
flashes on screen.
After switching on AF mode, the radio checks the signal strength of AF(alternate
frequency) all the time. Whenever a new AF is stronger than the current frequency,
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It switches over to the AF for a short time, and the AF icon is light on screen(not
flash).
* In FM mode, when switching on AF mode, the radio auto searches for or preset
only those RDS stations.
* In FM mode, when switching on AF and TA modes, the radio auto searches for
only those RDS stations broadcasting traffic announcement.
10. REGION mode
use the RDS interface of the SETTINGS MENU or the SEL and VOL buttons to set
REGION mode on or off.
In REGION on mode, when switching on AF mode, the radio can’t switch over to
those AF stations which have a different regional program content.
In REGION off mode, when switching on AF mode, the radio can switch over to
those AF stations which have a different regional program content.
11. PI mode
use the RDS interface of the SETTINGS MENU or the SEL and VOL buttons to set
PI SOUND or PI MUTE mode.
In PI SOUND mode, when switching on AF mode, if a car cruises that critical area
back and forth, an oscillation phenomenon can be occurred, because the different
PI code can be receive from a same AF. when the different PI sound (DIP) is heard
once in a while, the different PI sound will be heard for less than 1 second.
In PI MUTE mode, when switching on AF mode and under above same situation,
a mute sound will be heard for less than 1 second.
12. To automatically search for traffic announcements (TA)
In any mode, use the RDS interface of the SETTINGS MENU or SEL and VOL buttons
to set TA mode on or press TA/AF button on control panel or long press TA button on
remote control to switch on TA mode, then TA: ON will display on screen for a while
and begin to search for those RDS radio stations transmitting traffic announcement.
When an RDS radio station transmits traffic announcement and is received by the
radio, temporarily switch the current work source to an RDS radio station broad-
casting traffic announcement, and TRAFFIC will be displayed on screen.
When the traffic announcement is over, it will return back to previous work source.
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1. Pairing and Connecting
Prior to using the BT device named BC_HF_V03 as a handfree system for a BT-
enabled mobile phone for the first time, you must as follows:
* Prior to pairing and connecting, when displaying No Video interface of radio, CD,
video disc, AUX or BT music, logo flashes in the top left corner of touch
screen.
* During using the BT device named BC_HF_V03 as a handfree system for a BT-
enabled mobile phone, place the BT-enabled mobile phone 3 meters from the Car
A/V System;
1) Touch icon on BT PHONE interface in the BT PHONE part or long press PAIR
button on remote control or on control panel to display logo;
2).Switch on the BT mode of your mobile phone; then s BT
device and enter it; device car
BC_HF_V03 , select it and enter it; then it will show an interface
that asks you to input a password, input 8888 and enter it; then i
with the BT device BC_HF_V03 of the car A/V system, Confirm it, then
logo displays all the time.
* finishing pairing and ing
or the mobile phone
plays music
2. BT PHONE
1) Make a call
(1) Dial with mobile phone directly;
(2)Dial with the controls on BT PHONE interface or on remote control or on control
panel
a. Touch the BT PHONE icon on source menu or long press button on remote
control to pop up BT PHONE interface as follows:
pair and connect them
elect the item to find a
When it finds the BT of the A/V system, the name
will be displayed
t will pair and
connect
When connect , the audio of the mobile phone transfers
to the car audio system whenever a call is made or received
.
BT Operation
BT
BT
BT
: to strengthen the pairing signal.
: to exit BT PHONE interface.
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