Daiichi Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret A S MY846 Car Audio User Manual
Daiichi Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret. A.S. Car Audio Users Manual
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AUDIO SYSTEM USERM MANUAL Nov. 2017 Ver. 1.0 CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION. .................................................................................................... 2 2. TIPS ANDGENERALINFORMATION. .................................................................... 3 ROAD SAFETY ...................................................................................................................... 3 RECEPTION OFRADIOBROADCATINGS. ................................................................. 3 PROTECTIONAND MAINTENANCE........................................................................... 3 3. CONTROLS. ............................................................................................................ 4 4. CONTROLS ONSTEERINGWHEEL. ...................................................................... 6 5. IDENTIFYINGYOURRADIO. ................................................................................... 7 SWITCHING THE SYSTEM ON/ OFF ...................................................................................... 7 PASSWORDSCREEN. ................................................................................................ 7 DISPLAYEDINFORMATION. ....................................................................................... 7 6. RADIOMODE. .......................................................................................................... 8 FM. ............................................................................................................................... 8 AM. ............................................................................................................................... 9 7. MEDIAMODE. ........................................................................................................ 10 USB. ........................................................................................................................... 10 IPOD. ......................................................................................................................... 10 BLUETOOTHAUDIO. ................................................................................................. 11 8. PHONE MODE....................................................................................................... 12 9. SETTINGSMENU. ................................................................................................. 15 AUDIO. ....................................................................................................................... 15 SYSTEM. ................................................................................................................... 18 10. SAFETYGUIDELINES. ........................................................................................ 20 11 1. INTRODUCTION The audio system in your car is designed to match the characteristics of the passenger cabin, and in particular the appearance of the front panel. The instructions for use are given below; we recommend you read them carefully and always keep them on hand (for example, in the glove compartment). The Information and Entertainment System is installed to give the driver and passenger easy access. The controls can be quickly located from the graphical display on the front, making the device easy to use. To increase protection against theft, the system has a protection system, which only allows it to be used on its originally fitted vehicle. 2 2 TIPS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ROAD SAFETY It is recommended that you learn how to use the system functions before starting to use the tool. Please read this manual carefully. RECEPTION OF RADIO BROADCASTINGS Reception conditions change constantly while driving. Reception may be interfered by the presence of mountains, buildings or bridges, especially when you are far away from the broadcaster. ATTENTION Traffic announcements are given at a higher volume than normal. PROTECTION AND MAINTENANCE In order for the system to work properly, please follow the instructions below: The screen is susceptible to scratches, cigarettes and detergents. The screen should never come into contact with sharp objects or hard objects; otherwise the surface may be damaged. Do not press the screen while cleaning. Never use alcohol, benzine or its derivatives to clean the screen. Prevent liquid from penetrating into the system: Damage that may not be repaired may occur. IMPORTANT In case of a malfunction, the system should only be checked and repaired by an authorized Lancia Service. If the temperature is too low, it can take time for the screen to reach optimum brightness. If the vehicle has been stopped for a period of time and the outdoor temperature is too high, the system may enter “thermal protection” mode to pause the operation until the radio temperature reaches acceptable levels 33 CONTROLS Button Functions Mode Switching On Brief Button Press Switching Off Long Button Press Volume Adjustment Goes to last active FM/AM Source and cyclesradio sources and preset bands in the order FM1/FM2/FM3/AM1/AM2 Knob Rotation Brief Button Press Goes to Player_Main and cycles Media Source Brief Button Press (USB/iPod/Bluetooth Audio) Volume Activation/Deactivation (Mute/Unmute) Brief Button Press 4 4 Access to the Phone Menu and Pick-Up Incoming Call Brief Button Press Hang-Up Ongoing Call Brief Button Press Return Back to Upper/Previous Menu Brief Button Press CONTROL LS Buttton Functions Mo ode Confirma ation of Optio on Displayed Brie ef Button Pre ess Ma anual Seek for f Radio / Change e the Selectio on Up/Down Kn nob Rotation by Step Change e the Selectio on Up/Down Knob Rotatio on Continuous Play/Pa ause the Pla aying Track Brie ef Button Pre ess Reccall Stored Radio Station / Shuffle Active Playlisst for USB/iP Pod Store e current radio station Recall Stored Radio Station / Previous Track for Me edia Sourcess ef Button Pre ess Brie Lon ng Button Pre ess ef Button Pre ess Brie Store current rad dio station / Fast Re ewind for Med dia Sources Lon ng Button Pre ess Recall Stored Rad dio Station / Next Trrack for Med dia Sources Brie ef Button Pre ess Store current rad dio station / Fast Forrward for Media Sources Lon ng Button Pre ess Recall Stored Radio Statio on / Repeat Activve Track / Repeat All Tra acks ef Button Pre ess Brie Store e current radio station Lon ng Button Pre ess Accesss to the Settiings Menu Brie ef Button Pre ess 55 CONTROLS ON STEERING WHEEL The controls for the main system functions are present on the steering wheel to make control easier. The activation of the function selected is controlled, in some cases, by the duration of pressing button (short or long press) as described in the table below. Button Functions Mode Volume Activation / Deactivation (Mute / Unmute) Brief Button Press One Step Volume Increase Brief Button Press Fast Volume Increase Long Button Press – One Step Volume Decrease Brief Button Press Fast Volume Decrease Long Button Press Auto Seek for Next Radio Station / Next Track for Media Sources / Change the Selection Upwards in a List Brief Button Press Auto Seek for Next Radio Station / Fast Forward for Media Sources / Fast Change the Selection Upwards in a List Long Button Press 6 6 Auto Seek for Previous Radio Station / Previous Track for Media Sources / Change the Selection Downwards in a List Brief Button Press Auto Seek for Previous Radio Station / Fast Backward for Media Sources / Fast Change the Selection Downwards in a List Long Button Press Pick-Up Incoming Call Brief Button Press Hang-Up Ongoing Call Brief Button Press GENER RAL INFO ORMATIO ON SWITC CHING TH HE SYSTEM ON/OFF The sysstem is switcched on by pressing brieffly the buttton/knob. Fo or switching off the radio, press the button/knob b long. Turn the button/kknob clockwise toincreasse the radio vo olume or antticlockwise to o decreaseit.. PASS SWORD SC CREEN When the t system iss turned on for the first time after ba attery detachment&attach hment, the radio will display “Password d” if necessary, and a keyypad will app pear on the screen to ente er the secrettcode. The code is give en with the radio printed on n a FIAT Cod de Card. The secret code co onsists of fou ur digits from 0 to 9: To ente er the first digit of the password, tu urn the TUNE / SCROLL button on the e right and press to confirm m. After entering the fourth digit, press the “T TUNE / SCR ROLL” button n on the righ ht, the system m will start wo orking if enterred passworrd is correct. If an inccorrect passw word is entered, the systtem displays the messag ge “Incorrect Code” on the screen to lett the user kno ow that the correct passw word must be e entered. Each unsuccessful trial increase es the waiting time for ne ew trial. Once th he message e disappears from the sccreen, it is po ossible to sta art re-applyin ng the procedure for enterring the passsword. DISPL LAYED INFORMATION The acctive radio station frequency and band names are given in the main radio interfacce. For FM Stations havin ng RDS information, also o Radio Textt is shown ass well. If the active radio station is stored in pre--set memoryy, pre-set can be seen as a like P1/P2/P P3/P4 in the right bottom m of the scree en. SB/iPod/ Blue etooth Audio o interface, track name, artist name or folder na ame is For US displayyed on the screen. Show wing ID3 Tag info or Fille Name info o can selectted by using Settings Menu. The elapssed time can also be seen on the scre een. On Phone main screen, if a mobile phon ne is conne ected, cellula ar operator name, cellularr reception le evel, battery charge level and the pho one name are displayed on the screen.. 77 RADIO (TUNER) MODE FM / AM Press the FM/AM button, to enter the radio mode and tuner band (FM1FM2FM3AM1AM2). The radio is equipped with the following modes: • AM • FM Volume & Mute • Rotate the rotary knob to adjust the volume. When the audio system is turnedon, the sound will be set at the same volume level as lastplayed (If Max Volume Setting is not set to ON). • Press the Mute button to mute the system. Press the Mute button again to unmute thesystem. Tune/Scroll Control • Turn the rotary “TUNE/SCROLL” control knob clockwise to increase the radio stationfrequency orcounter clockwise for decreasing. • Seek Functions:Auto-Seek Up/Down can be carried out by steering wheel control commands. • During a Seek Up function, if the radio reaches the starting frequency after passing through the entire band, the radio will stop at the station where itbegan. 8 8 RADIO (TUNER) MODE Setting Presets The Presets are available for all Radio Modes, and are activated by pressing any of the four Preset buttons, located at the bottom of the screen. If an adjustedfrequency of a radio station wanted to be commit into memory, press and hold the desired numbered button for more than 2 seconds or until you hear a beep confirmation. The Radio stores up to 4 presets in each of the Radio bands. The stored radio list can be seen by pressing “TUNE / SCROLL” button. 99 ME EDIA MO ODE AUD DIO SOUR RCE SELE ECTION This chapter desscribes the in nteraction mo odes concerning the ope eration of Blu uetooth Audio / USB / iPo od. To activa ate or change e “Media Mode” press the e MEDIA bu utton. Enables/Dissables shuffle e of the activve playlist.De efault status is i Random Off. If elapsed d time of acttual track is less than 2 seconds, radio jumps to the beginning of pre evious track. If elapsed time is mo ore than 2 seconds, jum mps to beginning of currrenttrack. he current pla aylist is play ying, radiojum mps to If button is presssed while 1st track on th the la ast track of the t playlist. Jumps to the t next tracck if pressed..If active tracck is the last track of the playlist, jump ps to the firstt track of the current playlist. Enables/D Disables“Rep peat” function ns,cycling through follow wing order: RE EPEAT ALL -->REPEAT ONE -->REP PEAT OFF.D Default statuss is Repeat Off. Note e: If device connected v USB is an via a Android device (not a USB mem mory or Apple device), is not supporte ed to play music (recharg ge only). To lissten the mussic of an And droid device, use the BT streaming Au udio. 101 MED DIA MOD DE BROWSE menu appe ears when user presses “TU UNE / SCRO OLL” button. User can navigate inside list by b rotating “T TUNE /SCROLL” knob, enter in directorie es by pressing sa ame button. Pressing a song directly sta arts playing the song with creating pla aylist from so ongs in the same directory. ABC JUMP Pfunction is used for finding the requeste ed song or directory eassily by entering firrst letter of o the son ng or directory. ABC JUMP P search scre een is consttituted by capital letters, nu umbers or other characters. By enterring one these characters will w show res sult screen having song and diirectory names beginning g with selected lettter. If selecte ed character is “1”, all songs and directorie es beginning g with numbers will be listed. If “#” characcter is selected, so ongs and directories w be will listed begin nning with other chara acters than numbe ers and letterrs. RESULTSscreen will be shown with search ressults accord ding to selected character. 11 PH HONE HOW TO PAIR THE E PHONE:Press button to activatte BT (Bluettooth) Phone interrface. This button is also o used for taking g a incom ming call, and activating/d deactivating private call during the call. is presse ed for hangin ng up the ongoing call or re eject an inco oming call. PHONE BROWSE screen is default screen wh hen there is no connected device to th he radio. On n this screen n user can add a new de evice, selecct or deleteone of o the device es already paired before. On BT Pho one mainscrreen, opens the Phone Menu having g following ite ems; Add Sellect Delete PHONE-AD DD screen isfor starting g the pairing pro ocess with a mobile phone having BT functionality. After that, Radio will show PIN N on display, the en it is nec cessary to search the Radio “Lancia” fro om Phone. Insert the PIN sho own on radio o display to Phone. After enterring Pin nu umber show wn on radio scree en to the mob bile phone, mobile phone will be connec cted to the radio automatically. PH HONE MAINSCRE EENconsists of ope erator name, pho one name, cell c reception n and battery leve els of the con nnected phon ne. 121 PHONE PHONE-SELECT screen is selecting already paired (before paired) phone to start Bluetooth connection. PHONE-DELETE screen is deleting an already paired (before paired) phone from radio paired list. Thus, radio will not try to connect to deleted phone. If there is a connected device to the radio. PHONE BROWSE screen will be shown with additional 3 items; Recents Contacts Connected Devices For the first-time pairing, sharing approval of contacts of mobile phone to the radio will be asked. If user approves the sharing, radio will update the contacts without asking any approval again. The approval (non-approval) is valid for recent calls and phone-book. Recent calls can be seen by selecting “Recents” menu item in the PHONE BROWSE screen. 13 PHONE PHONE-CONTACTS can be seen by entering “Contacts” menu item. During new pairing process, or connection inprocess (after radio turns on, it takes up to 20 seconds to connect already paired phones), “Loading, Please Wait” warning will be shown, until whole phonebook is downloaded to the radio. By using “ABC Jump” menu item (like in MP3-List menu), first letter of requested phone contacts can be entered for navigating directly to the contacts starting with requested letter. After entering first letter in “ABC Jump” main screen, all contacts starting with requested initial letter will be shown in PHONE-Results main screen. If user presses on one of the contacts in PHONE-CONTACTS or PHONERESULTS screen, details of the contact will be shown in terms of mobile, home or work phone numbers as registered in mobile phone. 141 PHONE PHONE-CONNECTED main screen is shown when “Connected Devices” menu item is selected from the PHONE BROWSE screen. There are 2 different modes for connecting Bluetooth devices; PHONE Mode: For Handsfree talk with BT-enabled mobile phone. AUDIO Mode: For listening music from BT-enabled devices. Normally radio connects for both modes to the same device if supported. But user can connect different devices by entering Phone Mode and Audio Mode menu items. The list shown after entering one of the modes contains already paired devices which is same with PHONE-SELECT list. This way, each mode of the Bluetooth can be connected different devices (e.g. user mobile phone can be connected as Phone Mode for managing and making phone-calls, while a tablet device can be connected as Audio Mode for listening music from tablet’s music list. Note: Changing device for one of the modes, makes radio disconnect from all connected devices for both modes, and reconnect them as requested. (e.g., if there is an ongoing call during the change of Audio Mode, call will be diverted to mobile phone for a couple of seconds, then be transferred to the radio again.) To download all phone contacts into the radio phonebook, be sure your device has no restriction activated. 15 SETTINGS SETTINGS To access the SETTINGS menu,press the button. The menu includes the following items: • AUDIO • SYSTEM AUDIO SETTINGS To access the “AUDIO” Settings menu, press the button and chose the AUDIO. The menu includes the following items: • Bass • Treble • EqualizerMode • Fade • Balance • Loudness • SpeedVolume • MaxVolume BASS Set the bass tones as desired using the TUNE / SCROLL rotary knob, press OK to confirm. The adjustment can be set to 13 positions: from -6 to +6, “0” is the balanced position. TREBLE Set the treble(high freq.) tones as desired using the TUNE / SCROLL rotary knob, press OK to confirm. The adjustment can be set to 13 positions: from -6 to +6, “0” is the balanced position. 161 SETTINGS - AUDIO EQUALIZER MODE Selection of Preset Equalizer Modes • Rock • Jazz • Classic • UserDefined CUSTOMIZE USER - SELECT Setting up frequency values for user customization; Use the TUNE / SCROLL rotary button to select the frequency bar you want to set and press OK to confirm. CUSTOMIZE USER - CONFIRM Setting up frequency values for user customization; Use the TUNE / SCROLL rotary button to select the frequency range you want to set and press OK to confirm. FADE This function allows you to adjust the balance of the sound coming from the front and rear speakers. Set the balance as desired using the TUNE / SCROLL rotary knob, press OK to confirm. The adjustment can be set to 19 positions: from -9 to +9, “0” is the balanced position. 17 SETTINGS - AUDIO BALANCE This function allows you to adjust the balance of the sound coming from the left and right speakers. Set the balance as desired using the TUNE / SCROLL rotary knob, press OK to confirm. The adjustment can be set to 19 positions: from -9 to +9, “0” is the balanced position. LOUDNESS Audio improvement at low volume; To activate / deactivate Loudness, turn the rotary knob to ON / OFF, then confirm by pressing OK. SPEED VOLUME Speed adjustment according to vehicle speed; To activate / deactivate Speed Volume, turn the rotary knob to ON / OFF, then confirm by pressing OK. MAX VOLUME On switching on the radio, volume is upper limited if Max Volume is selected as On. To activate / deactivate Max Volume, turn the rotary knob to ON / OFF, then confirm by pressingOK. 181 SETTINGS - SYSTEM SYSTEM SETTINGS To access the “SYSTEM” Settings menu, press the button and chose the SYSTEM. The menu includes the following items: • Language • AlternativeFrequency • TrafficAnnouncement • Text Scrolling • Display MediaInfo • IgnitionTime • Autoplay LANGUAGE English or Italian User Interface selection. To selected the Language, turn the rotary knob between English / Italian, then confirm by pressing OK. ALTERNATIVE FREQUENCY When active radio station receiving performance becomes weak, if the station has an alternative frequency transmitting the same radio station, tuner switches automatically if any of the alternative frequencies has stronger receiving quality. TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT Traffic information sent via FM frequencies. If set to On, radio switches automatically to the traffic information even though radio is not in FM mode (AM, USB, iPod,etc.). If set to Off, TA is never shown on radio. 19 SETTINGS - SYSTEM TEXT SCROLLING If track info text is larger than the display size, full info text is displayed as scrolling. To activate / deactivate Text Scrolling, turn the rotary knob to ON / OFF, then confirm by pressingOK. DISPLAY MEDIA INFO With this option, you can see the file name and path or ID3 Tag information (Song and Artist Name) of the Mp3 media. IGNITION TIME If option is set 20 min, radio will be stayed ON for 20 minutes after key is set to Off. If option is set to 00 min, radio will be turned off immediately after key off. AUTOPLAY If option is set to ON when insert USB the music starts automatically, if it is set to OFF it is necessary to press on MEDIA button to start play music from USB. To activate / deactivate Autoplay, turn the rotary knob to ON / OFF, then confirm by pressing OK. 202 SAFETY GUIDELINES WARNING! ALWAYS drive safely with your hands on the steering wheel. You have full responsibility and assume all risks related to the use of the device features and applications in this vehicle. Only use device when it is safe to do so. Failure to do so may result in an accident involving serious injury or death. Ensure that all persons read this manual carefully before using the system. It contains instructions on how to use the system in a safe and effective manner. Please read and follow these safety precautions. Failure to do so may result in injury or property damage. • Glance at the screen only when necessary and safe to do so. If prolonged viewing of the screen is necessary, parking in a safe location and set the parkingbrake. • Stop use immediately if a problem occurs. Failure to do so may cause injury or damage to the product. Return it to your authorizeddealer. • Make certain that the volume level of the system is set to a level that still allows you to hear outside traffic and emergencyvehicles. SAFE USAGE OF THE SYSTEM • Read all instructions in this manual carefully before using your system to ensure properusage! • Your system is a sophisticated electronic device. Do not let young children use yoursystem. • Permanent hearing loss may occur if you play your music or the system at loud volumes. Exercise caution when setting the volume on yoursystem. • Driving is a complex activity that requires your full attention. If you’re engaged in driving or any activity that requires your full attention, we recommend that you not use yoursystem. NOTE: Many features of this system are speed dependent. For your own safety, it is not possible to use some of the device features while the vehicle is in motion. • Keep drinks, rain, and other sources of moisture away from your system. Besides damage to your system, moisture can cause electric shocks as with any electronic device. 21 FCC Regulations This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. 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 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. · Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. · Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Radio Frequency (RF) Energy This device complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled enviroment. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter and must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons. Declaration of conformity: • Hereby, Daiichi Elektronik San. ve Tic. A.S. declares that the radio equipment type MY846is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: http://www.daiichi.com.tr/en/company/about-us/declarations/ 20 ENGLISH This user manua al publication is pro ovided for informa ation purposes onlly. Lancia may mo odify the features desscribedin this publication at any time e for technical or commercial reasons. F further informa For ation, please contact the Lancia Asssistance Network.. Prin nted on chlorine-frree ecological pap per. 23
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