Valor SD-906W User manual

USER MANUAL
MOBILE MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM WITH 7" WIDE
TOUCH SCREEN LCD MONITOR
Model: SD-906W

Table of Contents
DVD Region Management. ............................. .. 2
Safety Information
Installation
Main Unit Display- Monitor Closed .
Main Unit Oisplay- Monitor Open .
Remote Control .
General Operation .
Main Setup Menu .
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Video Operation. .............................................. 16
Radio Operation. .............................................. 17
RBOS Operation ............................................... 19
CO Player Operation. .............................................. 21
MP3IWMA Player Operation. ......................................... 23
DVO Player Operation
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JEPG
Operation. .............................................. 32
USB/SO Card
Operation. .......................................... 33
Bluetooth
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Media Device Operation ..
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Troubleshooting. ............................................... 37
Specifications. ................................................. 38
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DVD Region Management
Some DVD discs can be played only in certain playback modes according to the intentions of the software.
Therefore, some functions may not work as intended. Please be sure to read instructions provided with
each disc. This player has been designed to play back DVD software encoded for specific region areas.
The unit will play discs labeled "Region
1" or "All".
DVO region codes:
1 - USA, Canada
2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East
3 - Rep.
of Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Parts of Southeast Asia
4 - Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, South America
5 - Eastern Europe, Russia, India, Africa
6 - China
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Safety Information
Please read all instructions carefully before installing or operating.
Due to its technical nature, it is highly recommended that your unit
is installed by aprofessional installer
or
an authorized dealer. This product is only for use in vehicles with 12VDC negative ground only.
Safety Notes:
The DVD video display
of the in-dash unit will not operate while the vehicle is moving. This is asafety
feature to prevent driver from distracting. In-dash DVD video functions will be only operated when vehicle
is
in Park and the parking brake is engaged. rt is illegal in most states for the driver to view video while
the vehicle is
in motion.
To prevent damage or injury:
1. Make sure to ground the unit securely to the vehicle chassis ground.
2. Do not remove the top or bottom cover of the unit.
3. Do not install the unit in aspot exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat or splashing water.
4. Do not subject the unit to excessive shock.
5. When replacing afuse, just use anew one with the prescribed rating. Using afuse with wrong rating
may cause the unit to malfunction.
6. To prevent short circuits when replacing afuse, disconnect the wiring harness first.
7. Use the provided hardware and wire harness.
8. You cannot view video while the vehicle is moving. Find asafe place to park and engage the parking
brake.
9. If you experience problems during installation, consult your nearest dealer.
10. Ifthe unit malfunctions, reset the unit as described on page 4first. If there is still problem, consult
your nearest dealer.
11. To clean the monitor, wipe only with adry silicone cloth or soft cloth. Do not use astiff cloth, or volatile
solvents such as paint thinner and alcohol. They can scratch the panel surface and/or remove the
printing.
12. When the temperature of the unit falls (as in winter), the liquid crystal inside the screen will become
darker than usual. Normal brightness will return after using the monitor for awhile.
Additionalnotes:
1. When extending the ignition, battery or ground cables, make sure to use automotive-grade cables or
other cables with an area
of 0.75mm (AWG 18) or more to prevent voltage drops.
2. Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the LCD is damaged or broken. The liquid crystal fluid may be
hazardous to your health or fatal. If the liquid crystal fluid from the LCD contacts your body or clothing,
wash it off with soap immediately.
This device complies with part
15 of the FCC rules and regulations.
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.
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Installation
Please read the manual before installation.
Before You Start
•Disconnect negative battery terminal. Consult aqualified technician for instructions.
•Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperatures, such as from direct sunlight,
or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.
Getting Started
•Insert the supplied keys into the slots as shown, and slide the unit out of the mounting sleeve.
•Install mounting sleeve into opening, bending tabs to secure.
•Connect wiring harness and antenna as shown on pages 5-6. Consult aqualified technician if you
are unsure.
•Certain vehicles may require an installation kit and/or wiring harness adapter (sold separately).
•Test for correct operation and slide into mounting sleeve to secure.
•Snap trim ring into place.
•Mount the adapter to any smooth clean surface using the supplied double-sided tape
or #2 x3/8" Phillips head screws.
Mounting sleeve opening dimensions
7-3/16" x2-1/16" (183
mm x53 mm)
KEYS
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MOUNTING SLEEVE
TYPICAL FRONT-LOAD DIN MOUNTING METHOD
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Installation
Wiring Diagram
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Installation
Wiring Diagram
-Components
1. Media Device connecting cable
2. Bluetooth Microphone
3. Radio Antenna
4Car Phone (Brown)
5. Dimmer (Orange)
6. Rear Zone Audio Out LlR &Rear Monitor 1
*Red: Rear Zone Out R
*White: Rear Zone Out L
*Yellow: Rear Monitor
7. Center RCA Output(Gray) :The center output must be connected to an external amplifier for 3D or 6CH
mode.
8. Subwoofer RCA Output(Blue): The subwoofer output is available in all sound/audio modes.
9. Left Front Speaker(White, White/Black)
1O.Left Rear Speaker(Green, Green/Black)
11.Right Rear Speaker(Violet, Violet/Black)
12.Right Front Speaker(Gray, Gray/Black)
13.ACC Power Wire(Red): Connect to a+12 volt circuit that is only live when the ignition
is on.
14.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.
15.Back Camera(Green/ White)
16.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.
17.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. If a
live wire is not found, route the wire to the car's fuse block and connect
it to alive circuit there.
18.AUX
IN LlR VIDEO
19.Rear Monitor
2, Camera
20.PowerAntenna Wire(Blue): Connect to amotorized (power) antenna and/or to aremote turn-on lead for
an amplifier
21.Front and Rear RCA Outputs(Black/Gray)
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Installation
Wiring Diagram
- Optional AN Connections
DVD Player
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Game Console
Front Amplifier
Overhead Monitor
Rear View
Camera
Headrest Monitor
Sub Amp lifier
Rear Amplifier
Center Channel Amplifier
The diagram above illustrates the connection capabilities of the unit. Two separate AudioNideo inputs allow
the connection of a DVD player or game console. The rear zone DVD output provides both audio and video
for rear seat entertainment, while the video output provides video signal for external monitors. A rear view
camera can be connected to either AN input to provide assistance when backing up your vehicle. Visit your
local dealer for more details.
* All items shown above are optional and sold separately.
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Main Unit Display
Monitor Closed
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CD Band
@AS / PS (Auto Store/Preset Scan)
@Secondary LCD
@) DISP (Display)
@Open /Close Monitor
@Eject
(f) USB Port
® SO Card
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Monitor Notes:
®Chapter /Track Up
Qjl Chapter /Track Down
©Stop
©Play /Patse
t9 Fast Forward
@Fast Reverse
®Mode
@Power
@MuteNolume
This model incorporates amotorized moving monitor. Before final installation, make sure the monitor will not
obstruct the dash, shifter or any other controls.
Upon installation,
do not attempt to move the monitor up/down by hand. Use the ANGLE & ", OPEN and IN/OUT
buttons
on the front panel only.
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Main Unit Display
Monitor Open
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DIM -Press to change brightness level of LCD backlight.
TILT DOWN- Press
... to decrease the monitor view angle.
TILT UP- Press Ato increase the monitor view angle.
INIOUT -Press to move the monitor forward and backward.
Safety Notes:
The DVD video display of the in-dash unit will not operate while the vehicle is moving.
This is asafety feature
to prevent driver distraction. In-dash DVD video functions will
only operate when vehicle is
in Park and the parking brake is engaged.
* It is illegal in most states for the driver to view video while the vehicle is in motion.
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Remote Control
®Display @SRC @Direction Key [Down]
®Eject
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Picture @Zoom /Call
@Next Chapter @Number Key ®Stop /Band /Hang
up
@Previous Chapter @Audio Select @Subtitle
@Enter /Play @Volume
Up
®Audio
@Fast Forward @Volume Down @Angle
@Fast Reverse @
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@Repeat
@Mode
@) Direction Key [Up] @Title
@Power ®Direction Key [Left] @Menu
@Mute @Direction Key [Right] @Direct to Folder
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General Operation
POWER On/Off
Monitor OPEN/CLOSE
Monitor IN/OUT
Monitor TILT Position
Press POWER or any other button (except OPEN) to turn the unit on.
Press and hold POWER for more than 2seconds to turn the unit off.
PressOPEN to open or close the monitor. The unit will emit 1confir-
-mation beeps.
Be careful not to touch the monitor during the open/
close sequence.
Notes:
•The unit will stop if it encounters any obstacles during the open/
close sequence, If this occurs, remove the obstacle and press
OPEN again to resume the monitor open/close sequence.
•Pressing OPEN will also turn the unit
on and open the monitor.
•Audio can
be heard while the monitor is closed.
Press theiN/OUT button to move the monitor "IN" and "OUT"
The monitor will move to a90 degree position first when the angle
of
the monitor and the deck is less than 90 degrees.
Notes:
•The vehicle must be in park and the parking brake applied to
view video
on the in-dash monitor.
•As asafety feature, PARKING will show on the display when the
vehicle's parking brake
is not engaged. DVD, AV1 and AV2 audio
can still
be heard even though the vehicle is in motion.
•The video display of the in-dash unit will not operate while the
vehicle
is moving. This is asafety feature to prevent driver's dis-
-traction. In-dash video only functions when vehicle is
in Park or
the parking brake
is engaged. It is illegal for drivers in most states
to watch video while driving. Refer to local laws
in your area.
With the monitor open, pressing TILT
.. to increase view angle of the
monitor, and pressing TILTT to decrease view angle
of the monitor.
The monitor angle can be adjusted in 6different positions.
Notes:
• Do not attempt to move the monitor up/down by hand, which will
cause severe damage to the unit. Use the front panel buttons or
the remote control only.
•The color
of the LCD monitor varies in different viewing angles.
Select an angle with the most optimum view for your location.
•When turning off, the last position
of the monitor can be remem-
-bered that the unit will return to the last position automatically
when turned on in the next time. See Page14 for details.
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General Operation
Monitor Angle Position
(Left/Right)
To adjust the monitor positon Left/Right:
•Make sure the monitor
is in the "OUT" position.Press IN/OUT
•Grasp both side
of the monitor near the bottom and gently pull
on side until the mechanism is fully extended.
To return the monitor mechanism to the "closed" position
•Grasp both side of the monitor near the bottom and gently push
on the side that
is extended until the mechanism is closed.
• A slight click will heard when the monitor mechanism
is closed.
Refer to the diagram below.
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Mode
Optional Mode
Selection
Volumn
Mute
Dimmer
Display
Press MODE to select between RADIO, DVD, AVX inputs or other
functions that available. Mode operation are indicated
on the OSD
(On Screen Display) or
on the secondary LCD.
With the monitor open, press the screen
to display the OSD menu bar
and press RADIO,DVD,AV or
AV2 in the OSD menu bar to select the
desired source.
Adjust volume by rolling the volumn button
in the front.
Press MUTE
to silence audio.And the MUTE icon will appear in OSD
Press MUTE button again to cancel the MUTE status.
Press DIM
to adjust the backlight level of TFT LCD.
(1 minimum / 5 maximum).
With the moniter under closed, pressing DISP can display the clock
or the radio rate
in the secondary LCD. The DISP function does not
work when the monitor
is open except in the DVD mode. Press the
DISP When it's in DVD mode, it will show the information ofthe DVD
and the general operation buttons in display.
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General Operation
Clock Set
With the monitor closed:
1. Press DISP button(4) to display the clock.
2. Press and hold DISP button(4)until aconfirmation beep is
heard, then release.
3. Press .. or Tto adjust the hours and .... or ~ to adjust the minutes.
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Main Setup Menu
Enter/Exit
Main Setup Menu
General
System Time
OSD Language
Beep
TFT Auto Open
TS Calibrate
1. Press MAIN SETUP in the mode selection display.
2. Press Iii] in left side of screen to exit setup mode and return to the last screen.
There
is three available sUbjects of setup to select., which are General, ASP,
Video.
Once enter the MAIN SETUP menu, it will be displayed as General screen.
Press the Syetem Time menu bar on screen to open ClockAdjustment display.
Press
~ , ~ in display to set the hour and minute.
Press 24H/12H in display to select adisplay time way between 12/24(AM/PM).
Press Reset
in display to reset the second count to Zero.
Press
Iii] in display to complete setting time and go back to menu display.
Press the OSD Language menu bar in display and use Aor
..... to select a
desirable language.
Press the Beep menu bar
in display to activate the menu selection.
Press
~ or ~ to select On/Off for turning on/off the touch screen beep sound.
Press TFT Auto Open menu bar on screen and select the "Yes" and "No".
If you select "Yes", the TFT will open automatically when turn the set on.
Ifyou select "No", the
TFT will open automatically when turn the set off.
1. Press TS(Touch Screen) 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.
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Main Setup Menu
3.Press 0at up-left, dwon-Ieft, down-right and up-right corner on
screen as displayed below.
Use Default Settings
ASP
Bass Cent Freq
Bass Q Value
Bass DC Gain
TREB Cent Freq
LOUD Cent Freq
Power On Volume
Fixed Volume
Press Use Default Settings menu bar on screen to choose
YES/NO. Press Yes to reset the unit, which will
be turned off
automatically.
At the bottom part
of the screen of MAIN SETUP menu, there are
three available items: General,
ASP, Video.
Press ASP item to display audio setup menu.
To change the Bass Cent frequency from 60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz, 200Hz.
Press Bass QValue to activate the Bass QValue bar and
select wanted value by using
<IIIl or ~ .
*It will turn into yellow when activated.
To select On/Off by using <IIIl or ~ .
To change the Cent frequency from 10KHz, 12.5KHz, 15KHz, 17.5KHz
To change the Loud frequency from 400Hz, 800Hz, 2400Hz.
Press
<IIIl ,~ by Power On Vol menu bar on screen to set the volume
when power on.
You can select Fixed or Last Volume.
-Ifyou select "Last Vol", the last volumn will be heard when you turn
on the set.
- If you select "Fixed" at Power On Vol setup menu, you can select the
volume level by pressing
<IIIl , ~ in the belowing. Fixed Vol menu bar
on screen.
Press
<IIIl, ~ to select the fixed volumn level from 10 to 30.
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VIDEO Operation
VIDEO
Display Mode
Video Input
Camera Image
At the bottom part of the screen of MAIN SETUP menu, there are
three available items: General,
ASP, Video.
Press Video item to display audio setup menu.
Press
<II , ~ on Display Mode menu bar on screen to select the
display aspect of 16:9 or 4:3.
Press
<II , ~ on Video Input menu bar on screen to select from AUTO,
PAL and NTSC.
Press
<II , ~ on 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
Radio
Band
Automatic
Scanning
Manual
Scanning
When you turn on the unit at first, radio mode will displays on screen
automatically.
-Ifthe radio mode is wanted when the user in other mode, press MODE
button (16) in remote control or press the mode icon at up-left side of
screen
to go back to the mode selection display to find radio mode icon.
Press BAND button(1) on the remote control or BAND on screen, the
current band will change among AM band and FM3 bands
in display.
Press SCAN in display to start scanning broadcasting stations in the current
band. And the unit will scan the strongest top 10 ratios to be stored in the
list on the right side
of screen.
There are two ways to do the scanning manually, which is TUNE and
SEEK.
-TUNE
Press TUNE 1\ ,TUNE vat downside in display to change the radio
frequency up/down manually by one step
in the current band.
-SEEK
Press SEEK 1\ •SEEKvat downside in display to seek the radio frequency
up/down. When strong signal's radio station
is found. it stops for 3seconds
each.
Press SEEK
1\ •SEEK vagain or ENT button(13) to stop seeking and
listen to the current broadcast.
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Radio Operation
EQ Press EO button to enter the Audio Adjust screen.
EO has 5basic different audio effects, which are User, Classical, Rock, Jazz and
Pops.
The user
can adjust the FAD(Fade), BAL(Balance) and LOUD(Loudness) by
pressing
.... , ~.
-If you select User, the Bass and Treble bars are activated. The user can select
from
-7 to 7levels of Bass and Treble effect.
*DX -Distance wave
LOC/DX
AMS/PS
Press LOC/DX to change the sensibility ofthe unit. When select LaC, the sensibility
will decrease
to 20dB.
* LaC -Local wave
-Stereo Broadcast (ST)
When ST appears at upside of display, it's stereophonic broadcasting. If not, it's
monophonic broadcasting.
-Using Preset Stations
Ten numbered preset buttons store and recall stations for each band.
All ten stored stations for the current band appear
on the
TFT screen.
-Storing Station
1. Select aband(if needed), then select astation.
2. Press to hold 1-0 buttons in remote control or 1-10 of station listed on rightside
in display (Press .... on the list to choose the number) 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.
-AMS (Automatic Store)
Select aband and hold
on AMS item for more than 3seconds to
activate the Auto Store function, which will search six strong stations
in the current band and store them automatically in the list.
When activating this fuction, the yellow charactor "AS" appears instead
of the time
on the upper-side of the screen.
- PS (Preset Store)
Scan stored stations
in the current band.
-Select aband (if needed).
- Press
PS shortly in display to activate the Preset Store function.
It will stay 3seconds at each preset station.
- Press
PS again to stop scanning in the current band when a
desired station
is found.
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RBDS Operation
TA
(Traffic
Announcement)
REG
(Regional Mode)
AF
(Alternative
Frequency)
(Program Type)
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.
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.
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.
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
... at 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 -Sport
-Educate -Drama -Culture -Science -Varied
-Pop M-Rock M-Easy M-Light M - Classics
-Other M-Weather -Finance -Children -Social
-Religion -Phone
In
-Trevel -Leisure - Jazz
-Country -Nation M-Oldies -Folk M-
Document
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RBDS Operation
TA Volume
Clock Tune
TA Option
TA Retune
You can select volume between 0-39.
Select "On", when you drive to different place, clock can adjust automatically.
Seek IAlarm.
Long IShort.
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