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RADIO / USB MP3 / WMA / DAB+ / DMB / Bluetooth® 12V
OWNER’S MANUAL
2
S f t Information
Safety
I f
ti
Thank you for purchasing this product,
please read the manual carefull before
operating, and reserve it for future reference.
Precaution
 USE Only in a 12‐volt DC negative‐
ground electrical system.
 Disconnect the vehicle's negative battery
terminal while mounting and connecting
the unit.
 When replacing the fuse, be sure to use one
with an identical amperage rating.
 Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating
may cause serious damage to the unit.
 Make sure that pins or obstacel do not get
inside the unit, they may cause malfunctions,
or create safety hazards such as electrical
shock.
shock
 If you have parked the vehicle for a long
time in hot or cold weather, wait until the
temperature in the vehicle becomes normal
before operating the unit.
Contents
Before operation
 Do not raise the volume level too high. Keep
the volume at a level at which you can hear
outside warning sounds (horns sirens, etc.).
 Stop the vehicle before performing any
complicated operations.
Safety Information ........................................ 2
Panel Controls ............................................... 3
General Operation...................................... .. 4
Volume and Sound ........................................4
AM/FM Radio …............................................. 5
DAB Radio...................................................... 6
USB/MP3/WMA............................................. 7
Caution
 Do not open the cover and do not repair by
yourself. Ask your authorised dealer for help.
Note:
1 According to models with different wiring
harness to connect the definition of the
specific content, please refer to the model
label.
2 Specifications and the design are subject to
change without notice due to improvements in
technology.
Bluetooth………............................................... 8
Dimming.............................................10
System Settings Items List ...............................11
Electrical connections...................................14
15
Troubleshooting ............................................15
Specifications................................................16
FCC ................................................................17
3
Panel Controls
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Microphone
Power button
‐ On/Off
(long press)
‐ Mute
(short press)
‐ Rotate the VOL knob to adjust volume
Source Button
‐ Select
S l t Source
‐ Select PTY Mode
( h t press))
(short
(long press)
Band /AST Button
‐ Band select
‐ Auto store/DAB Service Scan
(short press)
(long press)
Select Button
‐ Manual and Automatic Equalizing
‐ Select Menu entry in user Menu
(6) Display button
‐ Display System clock,
‐ Display PTY Information in Radio mode
‐ Display MP3 Information (USB Mode)
(7)
<< Button
Previous Station/Previous Track
(8)
>> Button
Next Station/Next Track
(9)
USB slot
(10 – 15) AM/FM, DAB Favorites
(10)
MP3 folder ahead
Phone: Hang up
(11)
MP3 folder back
Phone: Contact mode/Dial/Call transfer
(12)
MP3 Random play
(13)
MP3 repeat play
(14)
Program intro Play (Scan)
(15)
MP3/Bluetooth Play/Pause
4
General Operation
Volume and Sound
Switching ON/OFF , Mute
Select Source
To Switch on the Radio push the POWER ON/OFF
button
button.
Press the [SRC] button to switch between and
select available sources: TUNER
TUNER‐>USB‐>AUX‐
>USB >AUX
>Bluetooth‐>DAB. USB and Bluetooth is only
visible in the menu when connected.
To switch of the Radio push the POWER ON/OFF
button for more than 2 sec.
The Radio will be muted by pushing the POWER
ON/OFF button for less that 2 sec.
Ignition Logic
With ignition logic activated (Default setting) the
Radio can be switched on and off manually even if
the vehicles ignition pin is not connected. To avoid
battery discharge the radio is switched of after 1h
without user operation.
System Settings
The system settings menu is entered by long
pressing the [DISP] button.
button To access the available
menu entries push the search buttons [ << />> ]. To
select the available options of each menu entry
rotate the [VOL] knob.
For details see chapter system settings of this
manual.
Reception Area
This Radio is designed to work in different regions
with different frequency
y ranges.
The Reception area can be adjusted via the System
Settings menu. The default setting is “EUROPE”.
The following Areas are available:
EUROPE/ASIA/JAPAN/NORTH AFRICA/USA
Clock Setting
The clock time can be adjust manually by long
pressing the [DISP] button to set the time.
Select [CLOCK] with the search buttons [ << />> ].
Press [SEL] button and rotate [VOL] knob to adjust
the minutes.
Press search buttons [ << />> ] to select adjust
hours. Rotate [VOL] knob to adjust the hours.
Press the [SEL] button to exit the clock setting.
Volume
To adjust the Volume rotate the [VOL] knob
Predefined sound effects
The Radio provides different predefined sound
effects .
Press the [SEL] button to enter the Sound settings
menu. Rotate the [VOL] knob to select one of the
following options: EQ OFF ‐>> POP
‐> ROCK ‐> CLASSIC ‐> JAZZ ‐> CUSTOM.
BALANCE, FADER and Loudness
To adjust Balance, Fader and Loudness press the
[SEL] button and then push [ << / >> ] button to
select BALANCE ‐> FADER ‐> LOUDNESS. Rotate the
[VOL] knob to adjust Balance, Fader and Loudness
according your needs.
Manual Sound Adjustment
For manual sound adjustment first select CUSTOM.
Push the [SEL] button again and then select BASS or
TREBLE with the [ << / >> ] button. Rotate the [VOL]
knob to adjust BASS and TREBLE according your
needs.
5
AM/FM Radio
AM/FM Radio Selection
Manual Storing Favourites
RDS
To access AM/FM Radio press the [SRC] button
and select Tuner
There are 3 FM , 2 AM and 1 LM Favourite banks
available.
Select the favourite bank where to store the station
and tune the station that shall be stored.
Push the preset button longer than 2 sec .to store
the station
Many FM Stations in Europe transmit RDS data
(Radio Data System) in addition to their audio
program. With RDS the user has the following
benefits:
Select Band
Press the [ BAND ] Button to select one of the
available Radio Bands. The Radio bands will be
changed in the following order:
FM1 ‐> FM2 ‐> FM3 ‐> AM1 ‐> AM2 ‐> LW
The AM and LW Bands can be deactivated by the
user via the system settings menu.
Recall Stored Favourites
TTo recallll a stored
d ffavourite
i push
h the
h according
di
preset button
Automatic Tuning
Auto Memory Store
For Automatic tuning press the [ << / >> ] button.
The Radio will search and select the next receivable
station.
To search for the best receivable stations and store
them as favourite press the (BAND/AST] button for
2 sec. The Radio searches the best receivable station
and stores them.
When Traffic Announcement is activated (“TA =
ON”) only stations that broadcast Traffic
announcements will be tuned.
Manuall Tuning
For manual station selection press the [ << / >> ]
button for longer than 2 sec. “MANUAL” is shown in
the display. Pressing the [ << / >> ] button again the
frequency will be incrementally
increased/decreased.
The best audible frequency (AF) of a selected
station is tuned automatically for best reception
quality.
To
o enable
e ab e automatic
auto at c se
selection
ect o of
o best audible
aud b e
frequency select “AF=ON” in the Settings menu
 The Radio recognizes Traffic Announcements
and can switch to Radio even if an other Audio
source is selected.
To enable automatic Traffic announcement select
“TA ON” in the Settings menu
“TA=ON”
 Some Stations provide regional specific programs.
With the regional (REG) function only those
frequencies are followed that broadcast the
selected regional program. To follow regional
programs select “REG=ON” in the Settings menu
 The stations name can be displayed
For further settings see System Menu
6
DAB Radio
PTY
Via the RDS System FM stations in many countries
transmit the type of program (Program Type , PTY)
that is broadcasted.
To search for a desired Program type push [SRC] for
about 2 sec. and select the Program type by rotating
the[VOL] knob.
The Radio will search for a Radio‐Program with the
selected Program type when the [SEL] button is
pushed. “PTY SEEK” is shown in the Display.
If no station with the selected Program Type can be
found the last tuned station will be selected and
“NO PTY” is shown in the Display.
The following program types are available:
NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO, SPORT, EDUCATE,
DRAMA, CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED, POP‐M,
ROCK‐M, EASY‐M, LIGHT‐M, CLASSICS‐M ,
O T H E R‐M , W E AT H E R, F I N A N C E , CHILDREN,
SOCIAL, RELIGION, PHONE IN, TRAVEL, LEISURE,
JAZZ, COUNTRY, NATIONAL‐M, OLDIES, FOLK‐ M,
DOCUMENT TEST,
DOCUMENT,
TEST ALARM
DAB Radio Selection
DAB Service List
DAB/DAB+ Provides radio programs in digital
sound quality.
To get an overview of receivable DAB services a
DAB Service List can be displayed.
T access Di
To
Digital
i lA
Audio
di B
Broadcast
(DAB) press the
[SRC] button and select DAB.
Push [SEL] for 2 sec
sec. to open the DAB Service List.
List
Rotate the [VOL] Button to scroll through the list
of receivable stations.
DAB Service SCAN
To tune a DAB service push [SEL]. “Tuning” is
shown on the display.
To search for receivable DAB Services the DAB
service SCAN has to be started byy pushing
[BAND/AST] for 2 sec. “SCAN” is shown in the
display.
In the case that a Service is temporary not
receivable “No Service” will be shown on the
display.
Select DAB Band
Press the [ BAND ] Button to select one of
the available DAB Bands. The DAB bands
will be changed in the following order:
DAB1 ‐> DAB2 ‐> DAB3
Tuning a DAB Service
To tune a DAB service push [<< / >> ] to select the
next/previous DAB service. “Tuning” is shown on
the Display.
Storing DAB Favourites
There are 3 DAB favourite banks available.
Select the favourite bank where to store the
station and tune the station that shall be
stored.
Push the preset button longer than 2 sec .to
store the station
Recall Stored Favourites
To recall a stored favourite push the according
preset button
Switching between DAB and FM
When the DAB signal quality drops significant
it is reasonable to switch and listen to the
service via FM.
FM
Switching between DAB and FM (DABFMLNK)
can be disabled via the system settings menu
7
USB/MP3/WMA
Note on MP3
•MP3 is short for MPEG Audio Layer 3 and refers
to an audio compression technology standard.
•This product allows playback of MP3 files.
•The unit can read MP3 files written in the
format compliant with ISO 9660. However it does
not support the MP3 data written by the method
of packet write.
write
•The unit can not read an MP3 file that has a file
extension other than ".mp3".
•If you play a non‐MP3 file that has the “.mp3"
extension, you may hear some noise.
•In this manual, we refer to what are called "MP3
file" and "folder " in PC terminology as "track" and
"Album," respectively.
•Maximum number of directory level is
8,, includingg the root directory.
y Maximum
number of files and folders per disc is 256.
•The unit may not play tracks in the order of Track
numbers.
•The unit plays only the audio tracks if a disc
contains both audio tracks and MP3 files.
files
USB Notes
USB functions (flash memory type) MP3 music play.
 USB flash memory 2 in 1 support
FAT 12/FAT 16/FAT 32 format supported.
File name: 64 byte/dir name: 64 byte/tag
name: 30 byte.
Tag (id3 tag ver 2.0)
‐ title/artist/album:
titl / ti t/ lb
32 byte
b t support.
 USB 1.1 support, USB 2.0 support
(For 2.0, speed performance is as USB 1.1)
MP3 Playback/Pause
To pause and resume MP3 Playback push button
[1>].
Next/Previous MP3 Track.
To select the next/previous track push the [<>]
button.
Fast forward/fast rewind.
To fast forward/fast rewind the current track push
the [<>] button longer than 2 sec.
Random Play
 Not all USB devices are compatible with the unit.
To activate random play push the button [4 RND].
 USB connector is support maximum work power
with 500 mA.
Repeat
Loading/ Removal of USB Device
Insert a USB device into the USB‐slot “Reading” is
shown on the Display. MP3 Playback will start
immediate afterwards.
Before removing the USB Device switch to an
other Source by pushing the [SRC] button.
Push the [3 RPT] button to activate repeat
Track/repeat directory/repeat all.
SCAN
To activate/stop the scan function push the button
[2 SCN]. In scan mode all titles are played for 10
sec.
8
Bl
Bluetooth
Hands
d ffree Operations
Pairing
The Bluetooth allows you to utilize your vehicle’s
built‐in audio system for wireless mobile phone
or music hands free communication. Some
Bluetooth mobile phones have the audio
features, and some portable audio players
support Bluetooth feature. This system can play
audio data stored in a Bluetooth audio device.
The vehicle stereo with Bluetooth will be able to
retrieve phonebook contacts, received call,
dialed call
call, missed call
call, incoming calls
calls, outgoing
call and listen to music.
1.Turn on Bluetooth function of your mobile phone.
2.Enter mobile phone’s Bluetooth setup menu.
3.Search for new Bluetooth devices.
4.Select Bluetooth devices from the pairing list on
the mobile phone.
5.Enter “ 1234 ” as the password ( The password
default setting is “ 1234 ”).
6.After pairing successfully, BT and HPF icons will
light up.
A2DP icon will light up after A2DP
connected
Notes:
• Do not leave the microphone of Bluetooth
hands free in the places with wind passing
such as air outlet of the air conditioner, etc.
This may cause a malfunction.
malfunction
• If leave it in the places subjected to direct
sun, high temperature can cause distortion,
discoloration which may result in a
malfunction.
• This system will not operate or may operate
improperly with some Bluetooth audio players.
• Cannot guarantee the compatibility of all
mobile phones together with unit.
• Audio playback will be set to the same
volume level as set during telephone call. This
might cause problems, if extreme volume level
is set during telephone call.
Making a call
Press the [SRC] button to switch the source to
Bluetooth.
Push the [ 5// ] button and rotate the [VOL]
] knob to
select one of the options:
Dial Number / User phone Book / Received / Dialed
/ Missed.
Dial Number
Select Dial Number
1P
1.Press
the
h [SEL] kknob
b on the
h ffront panell to start
number input.
2.Rotate the [VOL] knob to select a digit, press the
[SEL] knob to confirm.
3.Press the [5 / ] button to dial.
4.Press the [6 / ] button to terminate call.
Dialed/Missed/ Received
You can search any Dialed/Missed/Received.
1.Rotate the [VOL] knob to select
“DIALED”
DIALED , “MISSED”
MISSED , “RECEIVED
RECEIVED
2 Press the [SEL] knob to enter the selected call
history.
3.Rotate the [VOL] knob to scroll the contacts.
4.When the contact name or mobile phone No. is
displayed, press the [5 / ] button to call the mobile
phone No. of that contact. Press the [6/ ] button to
end the call.
Call from Phonebook
User can search the contact name in the phonebook
and make call.
1.Rotate the [VOL] knob to select “USER PBK”.
2 Press the [SEL] knob to enter the selected
2.Press
phonebook.
3.Rotate the [VOL] knob to scroll the contacts.
4.When the contact name is displayed, press the
[5/] knob to call the mobile phone No. of that
contact.
Press the [6 /] button to end the call.
Note:
• Some mobile phones may not be able to transfer
data of Phonebook.
Audio Streaming
Transfer Call
You can switch between hands free call and mobile
phone call. Press the [5 /] button during call.
Answering a call
You can answer an incoming call by pressing the [5/]
button.
Press the [6 /] button to reject an incoming call.
What is audio streaming?
Audio streaming is a technique for transferring audio
data such that it can be processed as a steady and
continuous stream. Users can stream music from their
external audio player to their vehicle stereo wirelessly
and listen to the tracks through the vehicle ’s speakers.
Please consult your nearest dealer for more information
on the product of wireless audio streaming transmitter
offered.
Please avoid operating your connected mobile phone
while audio streaming as this may cause noise or
sound choppy on the song playback.
Audio streaming may or may not resume after
telephone interrupt as this is dependent on mobile
phone.
The system will always return to Radio mode if audio
streaming is disconnected.
Note:
Be sure to read the chapter “Pairing” before
proceeding.
Playback/Pause
To pause and resume Playback push button [1>].
Next/Previous Track.
To select the next/previous track push the [[<>]
/ ]
button.
Note:
Playing order will depend on Bluetooth audio
player. When the [<>] button is pressed, some
A2DP devices will restart the current track
depends on the duration of playback.
During music streaming playback, “A2DP and HFP”
will be shown on the display. When A2DP device is
disconnected, “DISCONN” will be shown on the
display Some Bluetooth audio players may not
have play / pause synchronized with this unit.
Please make sure both device and main unit are in
the same play/ pause status in BT MUSIC mode.
10
Dimming
Display and Button Dimming
Brightness adjustment
Manual Mode
This radio allows manual or automatic dimming.
Select “DIMMING”
DIMMING in the settings menu and
select one of the following options:
Select Manual dimming to adjust Brightness of Display
and Buttons
Change between Day and Night Mode by selecting
“DIMDAY”
DIMDAY or “DIMNIGHT”
DIMNIGHT
 Select “OFF” to disable Dimming
DAY/Night Selection
Select DIM MAN and change between day mode
and night mode by selecting “DIMDAY“ or
“DIMNIGHT”
Automatic Mode
 Select Manual dimming when the radio is not
connected to the vehicles ignition pin.
 Select Automatic dimming when the Radio is
connected correct to the vehicles ignition‐pin.
To adjust your favourite brightness‐setting for
display‐ and button brightness select manual
mode.
Night Brightness adjustment of display and
Buttons
To adjust Night Brightness of the display and
buttons select “DIMNIGHT”.
Then select “LCD Menu” and adjust the brightness
of the Display accordingly
accordingly.
Then select “Key Menu” and adjust the brightness
of the Buttons accordingly.
Day Brightness adjustment of display and Buttons
To adjust Day Brightness of the display and
buttons select “DIMDAY”.
Then select “LCD Menu” and adjust the brightness
of the Display accordingly.
Then select “Key Menu” and adjust the brightness
of the Buttons accordingly
In automatic mode the display will change
automaticallyy between dayy and night
g mode when the
radio is correct connected to the vehicles illumination
pin.
11
System Setting Item List
Radio region: Europe
Tuner source
DAB source
AUX/ USB / BT (A2DP) source
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System Setting Item List
Radio region: Asia/ Japan/ N Africa/ USA
Tuner source
DAB source
AUX/ USB / BT (A2DP) source
13
System Setting
AM/FM Tuner Options
DAB Tuner Options
Dimming Options
TA
Enable /Disable automatic switching to FM‐tuner
mode in case of incoming Traffic announcements.
TA Return
Switch back time in the case that Announcement‐
Signal can not be detected any more.
AF
Enable/Disable automatic selection of best
audible frequency in FM‐Tuner Mode (RDS).
REG
Enable/Disable automatic selection of better
audible frequencies that broadcast different
regional content.
CT
Automatic synchronization
of Clock with time
received via RDS‐Signal.
DX/LO
Search Level of AM/FM‐Tuner.
ST/Mono
Selection of Stereo or Mono output of FM/AM
tuner
AERA SEL
To adjust the AM/FM tuner to your region.
DAB FMLINK
Enable /Disable automatic switching to FM
FM‐tuner
tuner
when DAB‐Signal drops.
DAB LBND
Enable/Disable L‐Band Decoding
DAB ANT
Selection of Active or Passive antenna is
connected.
DLS SCROLL
Enable display of Artist and Song
DIMMING
To
o Select
Se ect Dimmingg Mode
ode (OFF,
(O , Manual,
a ua , automatic)
auto at c)
LCD Menu
To Adjust Display brightness
KEY Menu
To adjust Button brightness
DIM MAN
To switch between DAY and Night Mode
Bluetooth Options
SCROLL
ON: Display ID3 tag information cyclic: Track‐
Folder‐File‐Album‐Title‐Artist‐Track
OFF: Display Track
MIC SEL
Use of integrated Microphone in front panel or
external Microphone connected by rear connector
AUTO CON
To disable/enable Bluetooth connection
Steering Wheel Control Options
SWRC TYPE
Selection of Steering Wheel control type
(Resistance/PWM)
SWRC SET
To enable/disable steering wheel control
Others
MW
To enable/disable MW Reception
LW
To enable/disable LW Reception
BEEP
To enable/disable confirmation signal
Logic
To enable/disable ignition logic
Clock
To adjust
hours and
d minutes
12/24H
To select 12 / 24 h Clock format
Electrical Connections
Wiring Diagram
DAB SMB connector
AM/FM ISO connector
14
Electrical Connections
Wiring Diagram
DAB SMB connector
AM/FM ISO connector
14
15
T bl h ti
Troubleshooting
The following checklist can help you solve some problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow
the instructions in the user manual. Do not use the unit in abnormal condition, for example without sound, or with smoke or foul smell can cause fire or electric
shock, immediately stop using it and call the store where you purchased it.
Problem
General
Possible cause
Solution
The unit will not switch
on.
vehicle ignition is not on.
Cable is not properly connected.
Fuse is burnt.
Volume is set at minimum or the mute function is
on.
The unit system is unstable.
Turn your vehicle key in the
ignition. Check cable
connection.
R l
Replace
ffuse with
ith a new ffuse off the
th same capacity.
it
Check the volume or switch the mute function off.
Press the RESET button.
The antenna is not connected properly.
Connect the antenna properly.
The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken.
Fully extend the antenna and if broken, replace it with a new one.
Unable to insert USB
device
The USB device has been inserted the wrong way
round.
Insert it the other way around.
The USB device cannot
be read.
NTFS format is not supported.
Check that the file system is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different
formats, some models of storage devices or MP3 players may not be
read.
No sound
The unit or screen does
not work normally.
Mode TUNER
Unable to receive
stations.
Poor quality reception of
radio station.
Mode USB
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Specifications
AM/FM tuner
Refer to AM/FM tuner table
Refer to AM/FM tuner table
USB Charging
Maximum power ouput:
0.5A @5V
17
FCC
FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two
conditions:
di i
television reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
(1) This device may not cause harmful
interference.
Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver
(2) This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
operation
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected
connected.
(3) Changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsi bl e for
compliance could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV
technician for help.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and
found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the 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 and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure
limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This equipment should be installed and operated
with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator &
your body.
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