XiteSolutions XSG2NA-X1S User manual

INFOTAINMENT CENTER
Owner’s Manual
Before using this product, please read this manual fully to ensure correct operation.
Keep the manual at hand for future reference.
XSG2NA-X1S

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THIS IS A DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY AND DAMAGE RES ONSIBILITY AS
REGARDS TO THE INFOTAINMENT CENTER MANUFACTURER
AND YOUR USE OF THE RODUCT.
YOU ASSUME TOTAL RES ONSIBILITY AND RISK FOR USING THIS SYSTEM.
Failure to properly focus on the operation of your motor vehicle can result in death, serious injury and
property damage. The Infotainment Center should never be used at a time or in a manner that distracts you
from properly focusing on operation of the motor vehicle in hich it is installed.
Al ays operate the vehicle in a safe manner and in full compliance ith speed limits, road safety signs and all
other la s and devices hich regulate operation of a motor vehicle.
Al ays remain a are of driving conditions at all times hen using this system hile operating a motor vehicle.
Operation of this unit, including its camera, navigation, audio and other features, can be distracting to your
operation of the motor vehicle. While the system is intended to provide both entertainment and helpful
vehicle and navigation information, it is not intended to, nor should you allo it to, distract you from properly
focusing on operating the motor vehicle in hich it is installed. It is up to you to minimize or prevent such
distraction.
Learn ho to use this system before placing the vehicle in operation. Minimize the amount of time spent
vie ing the screen of the unit hile driving and use voice prompts henever possible. Do not attempt to
adjust settings of the system or resolve any malfunction ith it hile driving. Instead, pull off the road in a safe
and legal manner, and then adjust its settings or deal ith any malfunction.
In the event of serious malfunction, disable the unit (turn po er off or remove po er from the system) and
contact a qualified service personnel.
Your optional navigation feature is intended to assist you with guidance to your destination. The navigation
is NOT intended to replace, supersede or take precedence over any traffic signs, street signs, hazard signs,
etc. IT IS YOUR RES ONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THE ROADS YOU ARE TRAVELLING ARE A RO RIATE FOR THE
VEHICLE YOU ARE DRIVING.
Do not enter destinations, change settings or access any functions requiring prolonged use of the controls of
the unit hile operating your motor vehicle. For safety, pull off the road before making any adjustments to the
system or resolving any navigation discrepancies or questions.
If your Infotainment Center includes optional navigation features please refer to your navigation user manual
for further specific information regarding its features, arnings, instructions and disclaimers.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety Information
Read the operating instructions for the Infotainment Center and all other components of the system carefully
before using the system. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL MAY CAUSE
INJURY OR DAMAGE AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
Warnings
Observe the following warnings when using this unit:
•The driver should neither watch the display nor operate the system while driving.
Watching the display or operating the system ill distract the driver from looking ahead of the vehicle
and can cause accidents. Al ays stop the vehicle in a safe location and use the parking brake before
atching the display or operating the system. While navigating please use voice prompts.
•Use the proper power supply.
This product is designed for operation ith a negative grounded 12 V DC battery system.
Never operate this product ith other battery systems, especially not ith a 24 V DC battery system.
•rotect the DVD loader mechanism.
Do not insert any foreign objects into the slot of this unit. Only insert appropriate CD or DVD
products.
•Do not disassemble or modify the unit.
Do not disassemble or modify the unit, or attempt to repair the product yourself. This may cause
serious injury or damage and your arranty ill be null and void. If the product needs repair, consult
your dealer or contact technical support (see page 5).
•Do not use the unit when it is out of order.
If the unit is out of order (no po er, no sound) or in an abnormal state (has foreign objects in it, is
exposed to ater, is smoking, or smells), turn it off immediately and consult your dealer.
•Refer installation to qualified personnel.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
This device complies ith part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the follo ing t o 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.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply ith the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of 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. If not installed and used in accordance ith the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Ho ever, there is no guarantee that interference ill not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, hich can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference
by one or more of the follo ing measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the distance bet een the equipment and the receiver.
- Connect the equipment to outlet on a circuit different from that to hich the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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Notes on Use: Video Sources and On-Screen Display
•Your Infotainment Center is designed to only display video hen the parking brake is fully engaged.
•Never attempt to circumvent, defeat or bypass any of these safety features. These designs are
intended to reduce driver distractions.
•Failure to use the safety features as designed could lead to serious injury, death and property
damages. Your manufacturer and partners ill not be liable for any injury or loss.
Notes on Use: Liquid Crystal anel
•Do not cause impact to the liquid crystal panel. Only use your finger to gently touch the LCD panel.
•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 LCD contacts your body or clothing,
ash it off ith soap immediately.
•When the temperature is very cold or very hot, the image may appear unclear or may move slo ly.
•In order to protect the liquid crystal panel, keep it out of direct sunlight hile the unit is not in use.
•Sudden changes in the temperature inside the vehicle such as those hich occur immediately after
the vehicle’s air conditioner or heater has been turned on may cause condensation (droplets of
ater) to form and, as a result, the panel may not ork properly. Do not use the unit hile these
symptoms are in evidence but leave the unit standing for about an hour and then resume or start use.
•To clean the monitor, ipe only ith a dry silicone cloth or soft cloth. Do not use a stiff cloth or
volatile solvents such as paint thinner and alcohol.
Customer Feedback
CAUTION: THIS DVD VIDEO RECORDER IS A CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT. USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS OR
PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EXPOSURE. DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR THE PLAYER YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
CAUTION: FOLLOW THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF YOUR STATE, PROVINCE OR COUNTRY FOR INSTALLATION.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR
BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.

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Your Infotainment Center has been designed specifically for use in Recreational Vehicles.
This system has been designed to offer a rich and intuitive feature set that is simple to use
and even easier to enjoy. We have engineered this system based off input from real RV’ers
like you!
We ant your feedback. Do you have comments on your Infotainment Center? Questions
about operating the system, suggestions or concerns? Send us a note or talk to one of our
Infotainment Specialists and give us your comments. You can find our contact information at
the bottom of this page.
roduct Registration
Please take a moment to fill out your Infotainment Center Registration Card and mail it to
the address provided on it or contact us by phone or email at the address belo .
By registering your product you ill be kept up to date on any enhancements to the
Infotainment Center. It ill also help us expedite any service or support needs you may
have.
River Park Inc.
21953 Protecta Drive
Elkhart, IN 46516
1-800-442-7717
.riverparkinc.com
For Technical and Warranty questions please contact our Technical Department at the
number above or email us at [e-mail]

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Contents
1 Features.............................................................................................................. 7
2 Main Unit Display ................................................................................................ 8
3 Setup................................................................................................................. 10
3.1 General Settings........................................................................................... 10
3.2 Video Setup.................................................................................................. 11
3.3 Audio Setup.................................................................................................. 11
4 Radio Operation................................................................................................ 13
5 CD Player Operation ......................................................................................... 14
6 USB - MP3/WMA/MP4 Player Operation .......................................................... 15
7 DVD/VCD Player Operation .............................................................................. 16
7.1 DVD System Settings................................................................................... 16
8 Bluetooth Operation .......................................................................................... 18
8.1 Bluetooth Setup............................................................................................ 18
8.2 Pairing your Phone....................................................................................... 18
8.3 Incoming Calls.............................................................................................. 20
8.4 Outgoing Calls.............................................................................................. 20
8.5 AV (A2DP Audio Playback over Bluetooth) ................................................. 21
9 SiriusXM Satellite Radio.................................................................................... 22
9.1 Subscribing to SiriusXM Satellite Radio ....................................................... 22
9.2 Operating SiriusXM Satellite Radio .............................................................. 22
9.3 Tuning to a channel...................................................................................... 23
9.4 Parental Control Channel Locking and Channel Skipping............................ 23
9.4.1 Lock Code ........................................................................................... 23
9.4.2 Lock Mode/Unlock Mode ..................................................................... 23
9.4.3 Mature Channel Locking...................................................................... 24
9.4.4 Channel Locking.................................................................................. 24
9.4.5 Channel Skip ....................................................................................... 24
9.5 Artist & Song Alerts ..................................................................................... 24
9.5.1 Setting Alerts ....................................................................................... 24
9.5.2 Viewing & Managing Alerts.................................................................. 24
9.5.3 My Artists & My Songs Virtual Categories........................................... 25
9.6 Replay .......................................................................................................... 25
9.7 SiriusXM Settings Menu ............................................................................... 25
9.8 Understanding SiriusXM Advisory Messages............................................... 26
10 iPod and iPhone AV Interface........................................................................ 27
11 F-AUX & AUX Operation ............................................................................... 28
12 Camera (Optional) ......................................................................................... 29
13 Navigation (Optional)..................................................................................... 30
14 Premium Remote Control Accessory (Optional) ............................................ 31

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1 Features
6” Touch Screen LCD Display
Picture in Picture (PIP) Display
Audio Information Bar for Navigation Mode
GPS Navigation (Optional)
SiriusXMTM Satellite Radio Ready
AM/FM/RDS Stereo Radio
iPod/iPhone Interface and Control1
DVD R/RW, CD R/RW, VCD Compatible
MP3, WMA, MPEG Audio/Video File Compatible
Bluetooth Hands-Free Calling and Streaming Audio Player (A2DP)2
Rearvie Camera Connectivity3
Auxiliary Monitor Support4
USB Input
Front Audio input (3.5mm jack)
AUX input
ESP-Electronic Shock Protection for DVD, MP3, CD
High Po er MOSFET Speaker Output 4 X 50W
Steering Wheel Control Compatible
Premium Remote Control (Optional Accessory)
1 iPod/iPhone device not included
2 Compatible mobile phone required
3 Will connect to vehicle camera system composite video/audio output
4 Auxiliary monitor sold separately

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2Main Unit Display
The buttons located on the Infotainment Center front display are assigned the same reference here belo .
Main unit buttons
1 EJECT 6 Rotary button Volume/Po er
2 Mode (Main Menu) 7 Navigation SD card (cover)
3 Navigation 8 AUX/USB port (cover)
4 Camera 9 Bluetooth Microphone
5 PiP (Picture in Picture)
EJECT
1. The EJECT buttons is used to eject the CD or DVD that is in the system. If there is no disc in the
system, the button ill not react.
2. When the disc is ejected and not removed, it ill automatically be pulled in to avoid the damage to
the disc.
MODE
1. Touch the Mode button to go to the Main Menu.
2. When in the Main Menu, use the touch screen to select the desired functionality.
3. You can also access the Main Menu from any screen by touching the function icon in the top left of
the current screen.
N TE: When viewing video in full screen please touch the screen once to bring up the screen header
which will display the function icon. Touch the icon to return to the Main Menu.
NAVI
1. Press the NAVI button to go to the navigation system.
2. While vie ing your navigation press the NAV button to return to your active source. If you are
running a navigational route, audio voice prompts ill continue to be heard over your speakers
according to the Navigation audio settings you have selected in the settings menu (see page 12).
3. To hear only your navigation audio voice prompts press and hold the NAVI button for 2 seconds. This
ill mute your current audio source until you leave the navigation screen.
CAM
1. Press to s itch to Camera mode manually.

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I ( icture in icture)
1. Your Infotainment Center is equipped ith PIP. This button ill toggle bet een PIP and full screen of
the active source (see page 11 for more details on this feature).
Rotary button Volume/ ower
1. Turn on the ignition to po er up the Infotainment Center. When the Infotainment Center is started
up, it ill immediately go to the last mode (memory on playback) before it as turned off.
2. In order to put the unit in standby mode, please press the Rotary Po er button (PWR) for more than
2 seconds. During standby, the display ill sho your vehicle graphic or be off. Your preference can
be set in the Settings menu (See page 10). Press the Po er button again to start up again.
3. Turn the Rotary button to adjust the volume to the desired level.
4. Quickly pressing the Po er button ill mute the audio on your system. Press again or a volume
button to resume audio.
5. In order to turn the unit off completely remove ignition key and/or ensure any auxiliary battery po er
to the system is turned off.
Main Menu
The Infotainment Center is designed for simple
maneuvering throughout. The screen sho n on the
right is the MAIN MENU screen. From here you can
choose hich function to access by touching the
appropriate icon on the LCD display. To return back to
the Main Menu or change the active source touch the
icon in the top left corner of any screen.
If the device is left idle on the Main Menu or on any
system settings screen the video ill revert back to the
active source (radio, etc.) after 15 seconds.
Information Bar
The top area of the screen is the audio information bar.
This area ill display the current audio source, date and
time, Bluetooth connection status.
To return back to the main menu touch the audio source
icon.
To vie the information bar during video playback or
manual camera vie , touch the screen once to display.
Touch the audio icon to return to the main menu.
Please see System Settings page t o (2/3) (Page 10) to
learn ho to set up your clock
Please see Bluetooth Operation Section 8 (page 18) to learn more on connecting and using a Bluetooth device
ith the Infotainment Center.

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3Setup
3.1 General Settings
Access the System Settings by using the Settings icon in the Main Menu. The first screen
sho n is the first page of the system setup. The pages of the Settings menu can be
changed by using the on-screen button in the top right corner. To exit the Settings menu
at any time, press the Settings icon in the top left of the screen.
System Settings page one (1/3):
DIM daytime: This option allo s the setting of the
illumination level of the display during daytime usage
(vehicle lights off). This level can be set in a value of 1
(lo est) to 5 (highest).
DIM nighttime: This option allo s the setting of the
illumination level of the display during nighttime usage
(vehicle lights on). This level can be set in a value of 1
(lo est) to 5 (highest).
AUX Zone: This option selects the AV source for a display
connected to the AV output. The follo ing sources can
be selected: Current/DVD/AUX/OFF. Audio only sources
of Radio/SIRIUSXM/iPod may be selected. Control of most functions must be done from the main screen.
Beep Tone: Turn ON/OFF audible sound hen touching the LCD screen. The Beep Tone ill also provide
arning of LCD display closing.
Rear View: This option selects hether a rear vie camera is connected. When ON the display ill
automatically s itch to camera mode hen the reverse gear is engaged or a trigger signal is received. When
no camera is connected, select OFF.
N TE: Please use all available safety features and procedures to ensure proper driving to avoid damage and/or
injury.
System Settings page two (2/3):
Temperature: Here the format can be selected ho the
XSG2NA-X1S should display the outside temperature
(Fahrenheit or Celcius). This feature is vehicle depending
Compass Display: Here the compass heading format can
be selected. The options are by Direction (N, W, etc) or
bearing (degree notation).
Language: Here the language of the User Interface can
be selected (English, Spanish, French).
Auto Clock Set: This setting allo s the selection hether
the time setting should be automatic (based on GPS) or
manually. In case manual is selected, the Time Set option
ill be active and can be used to set the correct time.
Standby Screen: Selecting ON, the Infotainment Center ill display your clock hen the unit is po ered off by
pressing the PWR button hile the vehicle remains on.
Touch Adjustment: This option allo s the user to calibrate the touch screen accuracy. Follo the on-screen
directions step by step to complete the procedure. This procedure is only necessary hen the accuracy of the
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System Settings page two (3/3):
Factory Set: With this option, the Infotainment Center
can be reset to factory default.
Note: All stored settings, presets, SIRIUSXM content
alerts, etc., will be erased and return to original factory
settings. Locked/Skipped channels, lock code in SIRIUSXM
will remain unchanged.
3.2 Video Setup
By touching the VIDEO button, the settings for the video part of the Infotainment Center can be changed.
Video Settings page one (1/1):
Brightness: Sets the brightness level (-10 – +10).
Contrast: Sets the contrast level (-10 – +10).
Tint: Sets the tint level (-10 – +10).
Color: Sets the color level (-10 – +10).
Sharpness: Sets the sharpness level (-10 – +10)
I : This option lets you choose your video display hen
in PIP (Picture in Picture) mode. Left side ALWAYS
displays your navigation. The right side of the screen
allo s you to choose either: ACTIVE SOURCE (radio, etc),
CAMERA (audio ill still be from active source), or AUX
source.
Note: The Infotainment Center has a factory default for optimal LCD settings, however the level can be adjusted
to set the display according to individual taste.
3.3 Audio Setup
By touching the AUDIO button, the settings for the Audio part of the Infotainment Center can be changed.
Audio Settings page one (1/2):
Treble: Sets the treble level (-10 – +10).
Mid: Sets the mid level (-10 – +10).
Bass: Sets the bass level (-10 – +10).
Equalizer: Here a selection can be made for the equalizer
to fit a music style. The follo ing options are available:
ROCK
CLASSIC
POP
LIVE
JAZZ
FLAT ( normal level )
Fader: Sets the fader level bet een front and rear (F10 – R10). 0 is the center level.
Balance: Sets the balance level bet een left and right (L10 – R10). 0 is the center level.

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Audio Settings page two (2/2):
Center Volume: Sets the volume level for an optional
center speaker hen connected (MUTE – MAX).
Woofer Volume: Sets the volume level for an optional
sub oofer speaker hen connected (MUTE – MAX).
NAV Volume: Sets the gain of navigation volume (-10 -
+10). This feature ill help balance the navigation audio
prompts ith the system volume level according to the
individual user preference.
NAV Audio Mix: This option allo s setting the ay of
navigation voice behavior in relation to the normal audio
playback. The follo ing options are available:
1. OFF: Navigation voice ill not be audible.
2. MIX: Navigation voice ill mix through normal audio.
3. FULL: Normal audio ill be muted on the front speakers during navigation voice instructions.

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4Radio Operation
Radio mode can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the Radio icon on the LCD display. The Radio
mode can be left at any time by pressing the Radio icon at the top left of the Radio screen.
The radio interface contains several buttons that all have
their specific purpose. Belo is an explanation of each
button and its functionality.
This button allo s the selection bet een the
FM and AM bands. There are 3 FM and 2 AM
ranges available, all ith 6 available presets.
This button allo s fine tuning or manual
searching for radio stations.
This button starts automatic searching for the next radio station.
A/S means Auto Store and ill store received stations in the memory. Six stations ill be stored per
radio band.
P/S means Program Scan and ill go through all the frequencies stored in the memory and pauses
for 10 seconds. To stay at a specific station, press the Seek button.
DX is the default mode. When LO is selected, the sensitivity of the radio receiver is reduced so that
only the strongest signals are found hen searching. Press the button to s itch bet een DX and
LO.
These six buttons can be used to s itch to a radio station in the memory by touching it once or
storing a station by holding it for 2 seconds.
AF means Alternative Frequencies. When this function is activated, the radio ill search for other
frequencies on hich the same station is present to offer the best reception. The AF button ill
blink hen activated.
PTY means Program Type. Some radio stations broadcast their program type. When the PTY button
is pressed, use the TUNE and SEEK buttons to select the program type to search and listen to.
POP M
ROCK M
EASY M
LIGHT M
CLASSICS
OTHER M
JAZZ
COUNT
RY
NATION M
OLDIES
FOLK M
NEWS
AFFAIRS
INFO
SPORT
EDUCATE
DRAMA
CULTURE
SCIENCE
VARIED
WEATHER
FINANCE
CHILDREN
SOCIAL
RELIGION
PHONE IN
TRAVEL
LEISURE
DOCUMENT
TA means Traffic Announcement and ill interrupt any audio source hen a traffic announcement
message is relayed from a radio station supporting this functionality. When the volume is set lo er
then 10, a TA message ill automatically raise the volume to 10.
REG means Regional and this functionality ill support the AF functionality by searching for local
broadcasts to improve reception of local radio stations.
Note: The reception and audio quality is highly dependent on the strength of the incoming signal from the radio
broadcasting. When experiencing difficulties with getting a good reception, moving the vehicle to a different
location can improve the audio reception. When problems persist, please contact your dealer for a solution.

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5CD layer Operation
CD/DVD mode can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the DVD icon on the LCD display. The CD/DVD
mode can be left at any time by pressing the Disc icon at the top left of the CD/DVD screen.
Disc Insert/Eject
1. Press the EJECT button belo the LCD display to get
access to the CD/DVD player behind the LCD
display.
2. Place the CD (label side up) into the CD/DVD slot.
Push the disc in gently until the loader inserts the
disc itself.
3. After inserting the disc, playback ill start
automatically and the CD mode’s playback is sho n
on the display.
Functions
This button can be used to pause or start playing a track from the CD.
This button is used to stop playback. Press it once to pre-stop (resume hen play is pressed again) and
press t ice to stop completely.
Press once to skip to previous track. Press and hold to reverse ithin a track.
Press once to skip to next track. Press and hold to fast for ard ithin a track.
This button can be used to set ho the CD player should play back the available tracks. The available
options are RPT ALL (normal playback), RPT 1 (repeat one track) or RPT OFF.
This is the random option that ill allo random playback of the available tracks. Press this button
once to enable random playback, press again to return to normal playback.
Pressing the magnifying glass ill bring up a keypad here the user can directly enter the track number
to listen to.
The track list displayed on the right side can be used to navigate through the available tracks on the CD. By
using the arro s next to the list, you can scroll through all the tracks on the CD. By pressing a track on the LCD
screen, playback of the selected track ill start.

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6USB - M 3/WMA/M 4 layer Operation
USB mode can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the USB icon on the LCD display. The USB mode
can be left at any time by pressing the USB icon at the top left of the USB screen. To access and use the USB
feature please connect your USB compatible device (USB stick, HD, etc.) first to the USB cable provided.
The MP3/WMA/MP4 files can be accessed from USB
memory or from a CD/DVD disc.
The functions of play, pause, stop, track selection, fast
for ard, fast reverse, repeat play, random play, etc. are
the same for MP3/WMA/MP4 and CD operation. Please
see the CD player operation section for information
about these functions (page 14). When a CD/DVD is
inserted, the playback ill start automatically. When a
USB memory device is connected, the playback has to be
manually started by selecting the appropriate mode in
the Main Menu.
In the MP3/WMA mode the follo ing additional functionalities are available:
Track list: The track list supports the possibility to bro se through all the available data and folders. Press stop
first and the arro s next to the track list ill become available to bro se through the data.
This is the icon for a folder. When a folder is selected, the track list ill sho the content of the
selected folder. In the top of the track list the folder icon can be used to leave the current folder
and return to the root.
This is the icon for a JPEG image. The Infotainment Center also has the ability to sho JPEG images
(please see safety instructions). When a JPEG is selected, a slidesho ill automatically be created of
all the available images ithin a folder.
This is the icon for a MP3 file. When a file is selected from the track list, the playback of this file ill
be started automatically.
This is the icon for a WMA file. When a file is selected from the track list, the playback of this file ill
be started automatically.
This is the icon for Movie files. When a movie file is selected, the playback ill start automatically
(please see safety instructions).
Note: If a file cannot be found by the Infotainment Center, please make sure that the extensions of your files
are correct. For images, the only accepted format is JPEG. For music files, both MP3 and WMA files are
compatible. The Infotainment Center does support the playback of MP4 movie files (with AVI extension). The
compatibility and performance of the playback is highly dependent on the specifications of the source file.

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7DVD/VCD layer Operation
(Please refer to the safety instructions in regard to video playback on page 3)
CD/DVD mode can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the DVD icon on the LCD display. The CD/DVD
mode can be left at any time by pressing the Disc icon at the top left of the CD/DVD screen.
Disc Insert/Eject
1. Press the EJECT button belo the LCD Display to get
access to the CD/DVD player behind the LCD
Display.
2. Place the DVD (label side up) into the CD/DVD slot.
Push the disc in gently until the loader inserts the
disc itself.
3. After inserting the disc, playback ill start
automatically and the DVD mode’s playback is
sho n on the display.
While a DVD is playing full screen, press the display once to see the DVD control interface. The control
interface allo s all the settings for DVD playback. On the bottom all normal functions are available (as ith CD
player operation) ith the added MENU, Audio, Sub Titles, Angle and Chapter Search buttons.
DVD Audio track selection can be made by pressing this icon and cycling through the audio tracks
available on the DVD. Note: when a DTS audio track is selected, no audio will be available.
Some DVD’s support multiple angle vie s. Pressing this icon ill s itch bet een each available angle.
DVD’s ill allo several subtitles to be blended into the video file. Press this icon to select subtitle.
Press to go to the DVD Main Menu
Press for Chapter Search. A keypad ill be visible on the left side of the LCD screen. Enter the chapter
number to jump to.
Note: The options for these functions are dependent on the contents of the DVD.
7.1 DVD System Settings
To access the DVD Settings in the System Settings Menu from the DVD Screen:
1. Touch the DVD icon in the top left corner of the screen to return to the Main Menu.
a. If you are atching a video full screen please touch the screen once to bring up the Icon
header then perform step 1 above.
2. Select Settings icon.
3. Select DVD Set on left side.
DVD Settings page one (1/2):
Audio Language: This option sets the default audio
language the DVD should start in ( hen available on the
DVD).
Menu Language: Choose the language for menu display.
Subtitle Language: This option sets the default subtitle
language the DVD should start in ( hen available on the
DVD).
DVD Aspect: The follo ing options are available: Pan
Scan–- Wide – Letterbox.
Video System: The follo ing options are available: NTSC
– PAL – AUTO.
DRC: This option turns the Dynamic Range Control ON or OFF.

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DVD Settings page two (2/2):
Sound Mode: Here a selection can be made to set up the
speaker system connected. When a full 5.1 system is
connected, the sound mode can be set to 6CH. When a
normal audio system is connected, 2CH has to be
selected.
Speaker Set Up (available hen 6CH is selected):
Front Speaker: Select the type of front speakers that are
connected: Large– Small
Rear Speaker: Select the type of rear speakers that are
connected: Large – Small – Off
Center Speaker: Select the type of center speaker that is connected: Large – Small – Off
Woofer Speaker: Select the type of front speakers that are connected: Large – Off
Note: When Large is selected, the speakers will receive the full frequency spectrum. When Small is selected, the
speakers will only receive the mid and high frequency.
Speaker Test: This ill test all the connected speakers independently. When this test is performed, the display
ill sho the current speaker tested and the speaker itself ill sound a testing tone to confirm.

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8Bluetooth Operation
Bluetooth mode can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the Bluetooth icon on the LCD display. The
Bluetooth mode can be left at any time by pressing the Bluetooth icon at the top left of the Bluetooth screen.
The Infotainment Center supports Bluetooth ireless connections. It can set up a ireless link ith a Bluetooth
mobile phone. The unit supports a hands-free profile and A2DP (Audio Advanced Distribution Profile).
Before using the Bluetooth functionality, please make sure your mobile phone is equipped ith Bluetooth and
turn it on in your phone menu. Please check your mobile phone user manual for instructions using Bluetooth.
8.1 Bluetooth Setup
To access the Bluetooth Setup, select the Bluetooth icon
from the Main Menu and press found in the
bottom left corner of the Bluetooth Screen.
Bluetooth Settings page one (1/1):
Connecting Role: This is the profile setting for the
connection role bet een the Infotainment Center and
the mobile phone.
HF/HS: Connecting Hands-Free or Headset
(Default setting)
AV: Connecting for only playing audio files from
the mobile phone
HF/HS + AV: connecting both HF/HS and AV
Auto Connect: This enables the Infotainment Center to
search and connect ith any paired mobile phones after
po er up. You ill see the icon flashing in the top
right hand corner hile searching for devices hen
enabled.
Auto Reception: This sets the automatic incoming call
ans ering.
Bluetooth Gain: Setting the volume level of Bluetooth
operation (-10 – +10).
MIC Gain: Setting the sensitivity level of the microphone
(1–8).
IN Code: Customizable PIN code for mobile phone connection.
8.2 airing your hone
To pair your compatible mobile phone to the Infotainment Center please have your user manual for your
mobile phone and follo the instructions belo :
1. Go to the Bluetooth screen by selecting the
Bluetooth icon from the Main Menu.
2. When Bluetooth is accessed for the first time, it
ill sho NO CONNECTION on the screen.
Touch to access the device list.
3. Touch to start pairing mode.
4. Follo the pairing instructions for your mobile
phone.
5. If completed successfully your phone ill be
sho n in the device list.
6. If your mobile phone supports phonebook transfer, touch . If the system does not automatically
begin transfer please see your mobile phone user manual for further instructions.
The phones are sho n by their unique addresses and if the phone supports it, the mobile phone’s name.

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Notes on Pairing:
1. If AIR START appears temporarily, the pairing cannot start due to an active connection. Please
disconnect any active mobile phones.
2. Only hen AIRING is displayed, the Infotainment Center becomes visible for mobile phones. Use
your mobile phone to search for the Infotainment Center to connect to your mobile phone.
3. When connecting, the Infotainment Center ill identify itself to your phone as “XSG2”. The mobile
phone ill ask for a PIN code. The factory default code is “0 0 0 0” (this code can be changed, see
Bluetooth settings). Once the mobile phone confirms that it has established a ne paired connection,
authorize the Infotainment Center to make an automatic connecting.
4. When the pairing procedure is completed successfully, the display ill sho AIR OK. When AIR
FAIL appears on the display, repeat the pairing procedure.
5. Once the Bluetooth pairing is completed bet een your mobile phone and the Infotainment Center,
both ill be automatically recognized and the connection can be made automatically from that
moment on.
6. If there are more mobile phones paired to the Infotainment Center and ithin range, the connecting
priority is given to the last paired mobile phone.
7. In case that pairing fails after each attempt, please turn off both your mobile phone and the
Infotainment Center. Turn both on again and repeat the procedure as above.
Notes on Phonebook Feature:
1. Phonebook function is matched ith OPP (Object
Push Profile) in user's mobile phone.
2. To update changes to the phonebook of a paired
mobile phone, you must perform the phonebook
do nload step again.
3. The contents in incoming call list, outgoing call
list, and missed call list ill be only call lists hen
system and mobile phone are paired.
4. Number of paired devices: max. 4 sets
5. Number of phonebook lists: names - max. 500, phone numbers - max. 1900
6. Incoming call list, outgoing call list, missed call list: max. 20 numbers per category
7. Letters of name: max. 26 letters (English)
8. Length of numbers: max. 20 numbers
Note: Performance of Bluetooth is highly dependent on the capabilities of the mobile phone in use.
To maintain good connectivity ensure that your mobile phone’s battery is adequately charged.

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8.3 Incoming Calls
While the mobile phone is connected, incoming calls ill
be handled by the Infotainment Center. When an
incoming call is present, the LCD display ill s itch to
Bluetooth mode and sho the phone number ( hen
available) from the person calling. Under the phone
number, the buttons Accept and Reject are present.
Press to accept the call. The Infotainment
Center ill accept the call and give the call
audio over the normal car speakers.
Press to reject the call. The Infotainment Center ill close the connection and return to the
previous operation. (Some phones may not support the reject mode.)
When a call is ended, the Infotainment Center ill s itch back to its last mode. This ill be done automatically
after 5 seconds or can be done manually by pressing the NOW button. If CANCEL is pressed, the Bluetooth
mode ill remain active.
8.4 Outgoing Calls
Direct Dialing
To place an outgoing call, the screen ill sho a
numeric pad here the phone number can be entered
manually.
Press the Backspace button if you have
made a dialing error
Press the Redial button to redial the last
number called ith the mobile phone.
Voice Dialing
When the mobile phone also supports voice dialing, a Voice Dial button ill also be available.
The Infotainment Center ill display Voice Dial on the screen and a ait a voice command hen
pressed.
Note: The Voice Dial functionality is highly dependent on the connected mobile phone. Please read the mobile
phone’s user manual for instructions.
honebook Dialing
Calls can be made by accessing your do nloaded phonebook.
1. Press to access your Phonebook.
2. Press the contact name on the right you ish to call.
3. Press the number you ish to call.
4. Press the green phone icon.
Note: utgoing calls can also be made on the mobile phone itself. The Infotainment Center will still take over
the outgoing call and switch to hands-free mode.