Valor DD-858W User manual

USER MANUAL
2DIN Multimedia System with 5.8"
Touch Screen LCD Monitor
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Congratulation on your purchase of this high quality
DD-858W Car Multimedia Player.
Before installing or using this unit, please read this manual carfully to
ensure current operation. Keep the manual at hand for future reference.
Contents
Features ···· · .. · ·· · · ·· .. ···3
Installation ·········3
Wire Connection .. 7
Main Unit Display 9
Remote Control · · · · .. · .. · .. · · .. ··10
General Operation 11
Main Setup 13
Radio Operat.ion 17
RBDS Operation
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CD Player Operation 20
MP3/ WMA Player Operation .. ·· .. · · ·23
DVD Player Operation 24
DVD Setup 27
VCD Player Operation 32
JPEG Operation 33
USB/ SO Card Operation 34
Bluetooth Operation 35
Media Operation 38
Troubleshooting
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Specifications 41

-5.8 inch Analog TFT Screen
-Touch Screen Control
-AM/FM
-DVD R/RW, CD R/RW, VCD title playable
-MP3, WMA, MPEG AudioNideo file playable
-Rear Zone Audio Output
-OSD :On Screen Display
-AUX, REAR
VI EW(Reverse Camera) Input for System Expansion
-USB, SD CARD Input
-High Power MOSFET Devices Output
-Bluetooth Connection compatible (option)
-Media playable (option)
It's agood idea to read all instructions before installation. We recommend having
your DD-858W installed by
an authorized installer or reputable installation center.
Equipment needed for installing the unit
-Wire cutters and strippers
-Tools to remove existing radio (screwdriver, socket wrench set, etc.)
-Electrical tape
-Crimping tools
-Multimeter
-18 gauge wire for power connections
-12 -18 gauge speaker wire
Precaution
Disconnecting the Battery
To prevent ashort circuit, be sure to turn off the ignition and remove the negative
(-) battery cable prior to installation.
NOTE: Ifthe unit is to
be installed in acar equipped with an on-board drive or
navigation computer, do not disconnect the battery cable. Ifthe cable is
disconnected, the computer memory may be lost. Under these conditions,
use extra caution during installation to avoid causing ashort circuit.
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Remove Old Unit
1. Remove dash panel to expose radio chassis.
2. Remove the screws from the mounting bracket and remove the unit.
3. Disconnect wiring harness.
4. Unscrew factory mounting brackets.
Install Brackets
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1. Install brackets to the new unit supplied by car.
2. Or you can use the bracket supplied with the unit.
Wire Connection
1. Connect wiring adapter to existing wiring harness.
2. Connect antenna lead.
Final Installation
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1. Carefully slide the unit and frame into dash opening.
2. Attach one end of the perforated support strap (supplied) to the screw stud
on the rear of the chassis using the hex nut provided. Fasten the other end
of the perforated strap to asecure part of the dashboard either above or below
the unit using the screw and hex nut provided. Bend the strap to position it as
necessary.
*CAUTION: The rear of the radio must be supported with the strap to prevent
damage to the dashboard from the weight
of the radio or improper
operation due to vibration.
3. Replace any items you removed from the dashboard.
4. Mount factory brackets on new radio using existing screws from old unit.
5. Slide unit chassis into dash opening and secure.
6. Reinstall dash panel.
After completing the wiring connections, turn the unit on to confirm operation
(ignition switch must be on). If unit does not operate, recheck all wiring untill
problem
is corrected. Once proper operation is achieved, turn off the ignition
switch and proceed with final mounting
of the chassis.
*CAUTION: For proper operation of the CD/DVD player, the chassis must be
mounted within 20 degree of horizontal. Make sure the unit is
mounted within this limitation.
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Connection
1. AUX IN L/RNIDEO
2. Rear Monitor 2, Camera
3. Bluetooth Microphone
4. Power Antenna Wire(Blue): Connect to amotorized (power) antenna and/or
to aremote turn-on lead for an amplifier.
5. Front and Rear RCA Outputs(Black/Gray)
6. Left Front Speaker(White, White/Black)
7. Left Rear Speaker(Green, Green/Black)
8. Right Rear Speaker(Violet, Violet/Black)
9. Right Front Speaker(Gray, Gray/Black)
10. ACC Power Wire(Red): Connect to a+12 volt circuit that is only live when the
ignition is on.
11. Parking(Pink): Connect to negative(-) parking brake wire. This wire MUST BE
connected
in accordance with the traffic law. It is the end-user's responsibility
to make sure this wire is connected properly.
12. Back Camera(Green with white stripe).
13. Ground Wire(Black): Securely fasten the Ground wire to grounded metal part
of the car's chassis. If you cannot find an existing bolt or screw to fasten it to,
drill ahole in the metal and secure it with ascrew.
To ensure agood ground,
remove any paint or greese from areas where the wire will contact the surface.
14. Constant Power Wire(Yellow): Connet the 12V PLUS constant power wire to
alive 12 volt wire
in the vehicle. Before making aconnection, check that the
wire you intend to connect to is always live, even when the car's ignition
is
turned off. Ifalive wire is not found, route the wire to the car's fuse block and
connect it to alive circuit there.
15. Illumination (Orange)
16. Car Phone (Brown)
17. Media connecting cable
18. Rear Monitor 1
/Center RCA Output(Gray): The center output must be connected to
an external
amplifier for 3D or 6CH mode.
/Subwoofer RCA Output(Blue): The subwoofer output is available
in all sound/
audio modes.
19. Rear Zone Out L/R
20. Radio Antenna
Replacing the Fuse
When replacing afuse, be sure to use correct type and amperage to avoid
damaging the unit. This unit uses one 1
OAMP AGC fuse, located in the black filter
box in-line with the main wire harness.
Reconnecting the Battery
When wiring is completed, reconnect the battery negative terminal.
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The buttons located on the DD-858W front display and the remote control that
perform the same function are assigned the same number for reference on the
diagrams and
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Remote Contol
DD-858W has aremote control: afull featured hand-held IR(infra-red) remote
control. It uses aCR2025 Lithium battery. The battery compartment
is located on
the back ofthe remote control near the bottom edge.
To replace the battery, pull
the compartment out, as indicated on the remote control.
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Power /Mute ®Previous Chapter @Zoom /Call
@SRC ©Fast Reverse ©Stop /Band /Hang up
®Eject @Fast Forward @Subtitle
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General Operation
Note: Some DVDs require specific operation or allow onlylimited operation during
playback which may not respond
to all operating commands. When this
occurs, the symbol appears on the TFTscreen, indicating that the operation
is notpermitted
by the player or the disc.
POWER
1. Press any button of the unit to turn the unit on. The buttons on the front of the
unit light up and brand logo appears briefly
in the TFT screen followed by the
current mode status.
2. Press the POWER button(1) again for more than two seconds to turn the unit
off.
MODE SELECTION
1. Press MODE button(9) on the front of the unit or on the remote control or touch
the current mode icon at up-left corner
of screen. Mode selection display will be
shown on the screen.
2. Press the desirable mode icon at mode selection display. Or in case of using
remote control, Press Direction key(21-24) and ENT button(25) to select a
mode. (Some mode icon would be dimmed and the mode cannot be selected
for connection as Media, Camera, etc.)
3. Or you can switch mode using SRC button(2). Press SRC button(2) on the
remote control to select amode among currently available modes.
DIM ADJUSTMENT
Press DIM button(4) on front panel to adjust the display dim level. This unit has
5steps of dim level.
AUDIO ADJUSTMENT
MUTE
Press MUTE button(1), audio will be blocked while mute icon ~ appears on
screen at any mode.
VOLUME
Adjust the unit's volume from Mute(lowest) to 40(highest) by turning Rotary
Encoder(3) to the right or left, or press the VOL
+NOL- button(14/15) on the
remote control. The TFT screen displays the volume level for 3seconds and
disappears.
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EQ
At any mode, you can see EO at the down-left corner in screen. Once you touch
the EO icon
or press A.SEL button(12) on the remote control, screen will show
Adio Adjust menu display.
-EO :Press
<llII ,~ by EO on screen to select Equalizer among User, Classical,
Rock, Jazz, Pops.
-Bass /
Treble:
1. When selected User of EO menu, Bass and Treble menu would be
activated on screen.
2. Press <llII ,~ by Bass/Treble on screen to adjust the audio effect from
oto 7.
- FAD: Press <llII, ~ by FAD on screen to adjust Fader from R7 to F7. The default
value is
O.
-BAL :Press <llII, ~ by BAL on screen to adjust Balance from L7 to R7. The
default value is
O.
- LOUD: Press <llII, ~ by LOUD on screen ON/OFF of Loud.
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MAIN SETUP
Enter/Exit Main Setup Mode
1. Press MAIN SETUP in the mode selection display.
2. Press ~ in upside on screen to exit setup mode and ruturn to the last mode.
Or if no touch on screen for 10 seconds it automatically returns to the last mode.
GENERAL
Once you enter the main set up mode, General setup menu will be displayed on
the screen.
System Time
1. Press the Syetem Time menu bar on screen to open Clock Adjustment display.
2. Press ~ ,T in display to set the hour and minute.
3. Press 24H/12H in display to select adisplay time way between 12/24(AM/PM).
4. Press Reset in display to reset the second count.
5. Press ~ in display to complete setting time and go back to menu display.
OSD Language
Press the OSD Language menu bar in display. You can see this unit is now
availble for English and Spanish OSD language.
Beep
1. Press the Beep menu bar in display to activate the menu selection.
2. Press .... or ~ by Beep on screen to select On/Off for turning on/off the touch
screen beep sound.
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Touch Screen Calibrate
1. Press TS Calibrate menu bar on screen to open the TS Calibrate window as
below which asks Yes/No for start.
2. Press Yes to start touch screen calibration.
3. Press Dat up-left, dwon-Ieft, down-right and up-right corner on screen as
displayed below.
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User Default Settings
1. Press User Default Settings menu bar on screen to open the window which
asks Yes/No.
2. Press Yes for start resetting. The unit will be resetted and automatically off.
ASP (Audio Setup)
Enter the Main Setup mode and press ASP at downside of screen to display
audio setup menu.
-Bass Center Frequency /Bass QValue /Bass DC Gain /Treble Center
Frequency/ Loud Center Frequency
Press
~ ,~ at the menu bar on screen to adjust the audio effect setting value.
-Power On Volume /Fixed Volume
1. Press ~,~ by Power On Vol menu bar on screen to set the volume when
power on. You can select Fixed
or Last Volume.
2. If you select "Fixed" at Power On Vol setup menu, you can select the volume
level. Press
~. by Fixed Vol menu bar on screen.
VIDEO
Enter the Main Setup mode and press Video at downside of screen to display
audio setup menu.
Display Mode
Press ~,~ by Display Mode menu bar on screen to select the display aspect of
16:9 or 4:3.
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Camera Image
Press <lllII, ~ by Camera Image menu bar on screen to select Normal or Mirror.
If you select "Mirror", the image reflected by camera will
be reversed as the
image seen through mirror.
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Radio Operation
Switch to Radio Mode
When you turn on the unit, radio mode will displays on screen first.
When switching the other mode to radio mode, press MODE button(9)
in the
remote control or touch the mode icon at up-right side
of screen to go to the mode
selection display, and press radio mode icon.
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Select Band
Press BAND button(27) on the remote control or BAND on screen, the current
band will change among 1AM band and 3
FM bands in display.
Scan
Press SCAN in display to start scanning broadcasting stations in the current
band.
Manual Tuning
Press TUNE 1\, TUNE vat downside in display to change the radio frequency
up/down manually by one step.
Seek
1. Press SEEK 1\, SEEK vat downside in display to seek the radio frequency
up/down. When strong signal's radio station
is found, it stops for 3seconds
each.
2. Press SEEK 1\, SEEK vagain or ENTER button(25) to stop seeking and
listen to the current broadcast.
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Adjust Sensitibity
1. OX is default as displayed on screen. When selected LOC, the sensitivity will
decrease
of 20dB. You can select LOC when operating SEEK near
broadcasting station.
2. Press LOC/OX at downside in dispay to change the sensibility.
Stereo Broadcast (ST)
When ST appears at upside of display, it's stereophonic broadcasting. If not, it's
monophonic broadcasting.
Using Preset Stations
Ten stations are preset and recall stations for each band.
All ten stored stations for the current band appear on the TFT screen.
.Storing Stations
1. Select aband(if needed), then select astation.
2. Press to hold 1-0 buttons in remote control or 1-10 of station list at leftside
in display (Press Tat leftside of the list, if needed) for 3seconds to store
each station's frequency to the number.
3. To listen to acorresponding stored station, press 1-0 buttons in remote
control or
1-10 in display.
Auto Store (AS)
Use Auto Store function to select six strong stations and store them automatically
in current band.
1. Select aband (if needed).
2. To activate Auto Store function, press AS/PS at downside in display for 3
seconds. The new stations replace the stations already stored
in that band.
Preset Scan (PS)
Scan stored stations in the current band.
1. Select aband (if needed).
2. Press AS/PS in display, the unit pauses for 3seconds at each preset station.
3. Press AS/PS again to stop scanning when adesired station is found.
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RBDS Operation
TA (Traffic Announcement)
TA lets you receive traffic announcements automatically, no matter what source
you are listening to at the moment. TA can be activated for both aTP station or
an enhanced other networks TP station.
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To turn TA off/on, touch TA in screen.
-When recieving Traffic Announcement, if the volume is low than 16, it will be
changed to 16. And, except Volume and MENU control functions, other control
can not be operated by screen, remote control and the unit, until TA is turned
off.Ifyou press other key during TA is on, unit will sound warning beep.
*Refer to Radio part for other functions as AS/PS, TUNE, SEEK, etc.
Press NEXT
in screen to display the menu.
REG (Regional Mode)
When AF is used to retune frequencies automatically, the regional function limits
the selection to stations broadcasting regional programs.
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To turn REG off/on, touch REG in screen.
AF(Alternative Frequency)
When switching to RBDS mode, AF is flickering and on as adefault.
When AF is on, if the current signal is weak or there are other problems, the unit
will automatically search for adifferent station
in the same network which has a
stronger signal.
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To turn off/on, touch AF in screen.
PTY(Program Type)
You can turn in astation by using PTY information.
-Touch PTY
in screen.
-Program type list will
be displayed on screen. You can search for aspecific type
of broadcasting program, such as those listed on the next page.
-Touch ...
or Tat leftside of screen to select aprogram type.
-After choosing type of program, you can tune or seek station within the selected
type.
-Program Type List
-None -News -Affairs -Info
-Educate- Drama -Culture -Science
-Pop M - Rock M - Easy M - Light M
-Other M- Weather -Finance -Children
-Religion -Phone
In -Trevel -Leisure
-Country -Nation M - Oldies -Folk M
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-Sport
-Varied
-Classics
-Social
-Jazz
-Document

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TAVolume
-You can select volume between 0-39.
Clock Tune
-Select "On", when you drive to different place, the clock can adjust automatically.
TA Option
-Seek/Alarm.
TA Retune
-Long/Short.
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