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Owner’s Manual
In - Dash Navigation Radio
WARWVGS
Congratulations on your purchase ofthe lnrDash Navlgatlon Radio Please read
the Inslructlon manual lor ll’lIS product before usmg, The documentation prowded
wIll allow you to fully enjoy all the features ‘hlS unit has to offer. Please save this
manual for future reference.
Bluetooth' l3 a trade mark of Bluetooth Speclal Interest Group (SIG) Inc.
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WARNING!
I Never install this unit where operation and viewing rnuld interlere
with safe driving eonditians.
0 To reduce the risk a! a traffi: «trident {except when using [or rear view video
camera) never use the video display funetion while driving the vehicle.
This is a violation 0! federal law
0 To prevent injury from shock or fire, never expose this unit to
moi; ture or water.
0 To prevent damage to the merhanirrn inside this unit. avoid impart
to the unit’s monitor.
0 Using an improper fuse may muse damage to the unit and result in a tire.
0 Never disassemble the unit.
0 Never use irregular dises.
WARNINGS .I. .. I. ...
FEATURES...
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS.
(annals and Indicators .I .. II
Media Llnk
Hands Free MI(rophone ,
DVD/CD Basra ......
Types DI DISCS Vour Syslem WI” Play.
DVD Raglan Code I
QUKK START GUIDE ,
Turning the Unit ON or OFF
Playing a DVD/CD/MPS Disc.
SeIeaing AudloNideo Sources, Navrgatlon or System Settings I
AdjusunglheVolume I ,
MulwngtheAudIoII .. I, .. I, . I I, ..
Adjusting I-adcand Balancc.. ..
Adjusung EqualrzerComrols I
Setting System Time . ......
Resetting the System .....
MAINMENUI I ,I I I.
Mam Menu Screen. . . .
CD/MP3 AUDIO DISC OPERATION ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
CD Controls Screen
Trackhst DIVEC‘ Entry Screen ..
MP3 Controls Screen. I I ..
FoldEv DIVECI Erury Screen
DVD Conirols Sneen.
On Screen ConIrols
PidureAdJusImenkScreen,. .
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Contents
AMIFM RADIO OPERATION
AM/FM Radm Screen... 2.7
US: OPERATION ............................................................. 29
USB Screen .............................................................. 29
Playlm Saar-n ....................................................... 30
iPOD/iPHONE OPERATION ................................................... 31
IPod/IPhone Streen ...................................................... 31
Search Screen ....................................................... 32
Setup Streen ............ .. 33
Plcxure Adjusxmem Saeen . 33
REAR LCD OPERATION ........... ._ 35
Rear LCD Screen ......................................................... 35
NAVIGATION QUICK START .................................................. 37
Navugmon Succn ....................................................... 37
Navugallon Quick Start .............................................. 37
Adjumng the NaVIgatIon Velce Volume .. .38
AV IN OPERATION, ., 39
AVIN Screen” .39
Setup Saeen ........................................................ 39
Picture Adjustment Screen .......................................... 40
BLUETOOTH OPERATION .................................................... 41
Bluetooxh Streen .............. . 41
To Adjust Your Call's Volume . 42
Vamng VourWIreIess I’hone . .. .43
To PRIVJWII’CICSS Phoncto the Um: .................................. 43
To Pan (he Umr w a wlreless Phone .................................. 44
To Delete Paired Wireless Phones .................................... 45
Making Outgmng Calls ................................................... 45
To Dual DIreuIy .................................... . 45
To Make an Omgomg Cal} Usngourmnlau Lm . 46
Contents
Managing Incoming Calls ................................................ 46
lo Answc' an Intomlng (MI. ,. 46
To Reject an Intom-ng Call. . 46
CallWaltIng .................. .r 47
Devrce Screen ........................................................... 47
Blueroorh Settings Screen ................................................ 48
PIN Code Settmg Sueen ................................................. 48
Contact; List Screen ..................................................... 48
Contact: Keyboard Screen . .. 48
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SYSTEM SETTINGS ........................................................... 51
First Settings Screen ..................................................... 51
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Call Log Sueen
Bluetooth Music Function
Touch Screen Calibration
Second Settings Screen . t .. .. 53
System Time Set Screen ............................................. 53
INFORMATION .................................................. 55
Information Saeen .................................................. 55
AUDIO/EQUALIZER CONTROLS .............................................. 57
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Equallzer Sueen .. . 58
REARVIEW CAMERA ,. ,.59
NOTE ....................................................... 60
Audlo Control Screen
General
- EuIIHn nawgatlon
- Composite video outputs Iov aad :xonal sou-m
- Audwo Nldco auxilwary InpuK
- Rotary entoder audio (onlrol
- Nme Band £0 with Khree pram and three user defined EQ curves
- Subwooiev (Drmol
- Rearcamera Input
DVD
- Aspedrano 16 907413
- Fa“ forward, fa“ reverse
- Play, pause, flop, next (haptcv, and pvcwous Chaplet
CD/MP3 /WMA
- Direct Hack access
- Fovwavd / Reverse "Mk search
- Random] repeal. and Intro
- Play, pausmrcp nextnuk. and pvcvlousmzk
AM-FM
- Statlon presets (17 PM. 6 AM, 18 XM)
- Auxo ammo/mono
' Seek and San
iPod/iPhone
~ Access IPod/IPhonc playllsts, artists, albums, songs, and VIdOO (voqulrcs VIdOO
mad), and shows album arl
- Power management (harges IPod/IPhone while connected
Media
- USB , Supports most hard drives and flaxh memorydvlves
- 3.5 rrm andwoflvldeo mpul
Navlgatlon
- The moblle multimedia remlvev provides ‘um-by-turn guidance With
a large map and pOan'Of'lnlCVCSY database
- Independent volume conllol
E luetomh
- Blueroolh handszree profile for Safely/convenience
and AZDP profile lor streaming muswc ham a PDA/ PMP
- Call wamng and caller ID 10v call on hold
- Call amomancally transfered to handxa when Vehlcle Ix lumed off
- Independent volume control
Real (amen
- The m~dam ravigauon radlu IS "camera ready.”
Controls and Indicators
NOTF. The above Image shows a gcncrlc radlo Your radio may or may not have the
lollowmg features.
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
1. AV Button
Press this button to switch among DVD, MP3, IPOD and Radio,
1 |« Button
When the unit is set to iPod/iPhone/MPS/DVD/USB player mode, press this
button to select the previous song,
3 . NAVI Button
Press this button to switch between the Navrgatlon mode and the current soma-
belng played For example, you may switch from the radio to navrgallon and then
backto the radio.
“ I hazard warning lamp Button
The hazard warning lights are designed to warn other drivers that your vehicle is
experiencing a problem‘ This could mean the vehicle is traveling at a reduced
speed, is pulling off to the side of the road or is already on the shoulder, It is
primarily a warning device to signal motorists that they should give a wide
berth when passing or to slow down
5. TUNE— Button
When the unit is set to Radio mode, press this button to acquire the previous
available frequency‘ When the unit is set to the XM Satellite radio mode(if
equipped), press this button to select the previous channel,
Controls and Indicators
6. 51mm Button
Press this button to elect a DVD/CD/MP3 disc Disc play :5 stopped. the disc Is
erected and the unit wrll change to radio operation. ll the disc IS not removed from
the unit and the button I3 pressed again, the dis( Will be reloaded lithe disc Is
not removed from the dlSC slot wnhrn 10 seconds of being ejected, it Will be autor
matrcally rarloaded to prevent It from being accidentally damaged
7- TUNE+ Button
When the unit is set to Radio mode, press this button to acquire the next
available frequency. When the unit is set to the XM Satellite radio modeiif
equipped), press this button to select the next channel,
I. MENU Button
Press this button to access the Mam touch screen menu
9‘ »i Button
When the unit is set to iPod/iPhone/MP3/DVD/USB player mode, press this
button to select the next song
10. - Expansion USB Interface
Connecting external devices such as U disk, hard disk, etcr via USB interface and
an external device can play audio and video, Full support for AVI \ MPG \ MP3
and other audio and video formats without format conversion,
11. Power, Volume, and Mute Control Knob
Press the knob to turn the unit on Press and hold the knob for 5 seconds to
turn the unit off, Rotate the knob to adjust the volume from 0 to 30, Press the
knob momentarily to mute the audio. Press the knob again to restore the audio
12- LCD Streen and Youth Screen
Press Icons on this screen to access menus or control functions
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Controls and Indicators
NOTEV iiyoui vehlcle IS equipped wnh sieeiiiig wheel controls in: the audio
system, the controls may function dilleienily than desuibed in lhe vehicle
owners manual The Advent In Dash NaVIgation Radio system mayfunction
differently than the OEM radio due to added features and function: that the
OEM radio did not support This is normal operation.
MEDIA LINK
The unit Is supplied With a Media Link Wthl’I can accept signal: from various
audio/Video devices The Media Link is installed and routed to an accessible
vehicle location during Insiallation.
3“.
The media link Will accept a USB dewce, a 35 mm Jack. or an iPod/iPhone
NOTE: For basic connectiwty. your iPod/iPhone must be connected to the Media
Link uting lhe iPod/iPhone adapter cable lhal comes Wllh your iPod/
iPhone or it available separately For IPod/iPhone Video playback you must
puichaxc the Jensen JLINKVUSE Cable or equivalent
HANDS FREE MICROPHONE
The hands-free microphone IS Installed In your vehicle in an accostnblc location
that pIOVldES optimum volce ieeepxion Foi best Veceptlon, xpeak loudly and
clearly,
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Comrols and Indicators
DVD/CD BASICS
To get the opsimum use out of your CD/DVD player, please read this section,
Types oi Din: Your System will Pl-y
Your system Will play (he followmg types ofdisa
- DVD disc DVD dlSCS that (omain audio and/or Video
- Audio diSCs , Audio CDs Khai (oniain muskal or sound (omen! only.
- MP3 discs - A dis< ihai contains audio files (for example, a CDVR wnh
downloaded MP3 files], MP3 dISCS can hold a maximum of 500
songs/folders per disz.
This unit is capable 0! playing most recordable DVD formats, However, due to (he
varieiy of disc manuiauurers and soltware, playbau'i map»
2. Press the much screen Disc, Radio, XM Radio, lPOd, Rear LCD, NaVigaxion,AV IN,
U58. Blueioosh or Settings icon The icon is gray if the source is not available
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Quick Start Guide
Adjusting the Volume:
To Increase or decrease the volume level, rotate the front panel PowerNolurne/
Mute (onlrol knob. The unit's lronl panel screen Will display the volume level lor
3 seconds The volume level ranges from O to 60
Navigation, Bluelooth, and 0nStar/Bluelink {if equrpped) volume (an be adjusted
Independently of the radio volume by rotating the Power/Volume/Mute control
knob The nawgation must be talking. Blueiooth must be in a call, and OnStar/
Bluelink must be attivated when making the volume adiustmenir when exiting
Nawgation, Bluetooth, and OnStar/Eluelink, the volume wull return to the previous
source volume level
Muting the Audio:
Press the front pane‘ power/Volume/Mute (onlrol knob lo mute ihe audio from
the unit The r Mute Indicator is displayed on the LCD screen Press the Power/
Volume/Mute control knob again to restore the audio volume to its prewous level
Adiusting the volume or using any ol the audio setup features cancels the mute
funs Manual. Make sure that
you are familiar with the system's
features and know how to
operate the system.
NAVIGATION QUICK START
The following procedure provides a
quick overview of the Navigation rnode,
Step 1 -Access the navigation
function:
You can access the navigation function
by pressing the front panel NAV/DEST
button or by pressing the front panel
MENU button,
Step 2 - Start Up:
After the iGo primo software starts,
you will see the reminderwarning to
use your iGo primo software safely and
lawfully.
Navigation Quick Start
Step 3 -Aooess the Main Menu:
Press- access the
Navigation Men .
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Navigation Quick Start
Step 4 - Select a Destination:
You have many ways to select a
destination. Select by touching screen:
- Tap [J “M to select your
destination by entering an address
or selecting a place of interest, a
location on the map or one of your
Favorite destinations. You can also
look up your recent destinations from
the Smart History, enter a coordinate
or use the location saved in a photo,
- Tap E "V “0““ to display the
route parameters and the route in its
full length on the map. You can also
perform route-related actions such
as editing or canceling your route,
setting a start point forthe route,
picking route alternatives, avoiding
parts ofthe route, simulating
navigation or adding the destination
to your Favorites.
- Tap + “M to customize the
way the navigation software works,
watch the Tutorial, simulate demo
routes. or to run some additional
applications.
- Tap 9mm” to start navigating
on the map, The button itself is a
miniature live map that shows your
current position, the recommended
route and the surrounding map area.
Tap the button to enlarge the map to
the full screen.
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Step 5 - Map/Guide Along Route
Proceed to the highlighted route and
drive while the iGo primo software
provides guidance to your destination,
Step 6 -Arriving at Your Destination
When you are near your destination, the
destination is indicated by a
checkered flag symbol
ADJUSTING THE NAVIGATION VOICE
VOLUME
While the Navigation is on and a route
has been programmed, the Navigation
will speak commands. While the
Navigation is speaking, adjust the
volume by turning the radio volume
knob.
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AV IN SCREEN
You can play back audio/video from an
external device connected to the unit.
NOTE: Vour audio/video deVice must
be connected to the Media Link
using an audio/video adapter
cable that is available separately.
NOTE: The unit can not directly control
external devices connected to
the Media Link, Please refer to
the owner's manual that came
wrlh yourexternai devrce lor
Instructions,
MENU Icon:
Press this Icon to return to the Main
Menu Screen.
5' Mule Indicator“.
This indicator Is displayed when the
volume rs muteds
Time Display:
This indicator displays the time as
entered by the user in the Settings
Menu.
IIIEQ - Equalizer Icon:
Press this icon to access the equalizer
controls
1)) Audio Icon:
Press this icon to access the audio
Controls.
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SETUP SCREEN
When (uli screen video is displayed,
touch the LCD screen to View the Setup
Screen
NOTEThe Setup Screen wrll turn off
automatically if no selection is
made Within four seconds or If
any other button IS pressed,
Back Icon:
Press this icon to return to the Mam
Menu Screen.
Setup Icon:
Press this icon to access the Picture
Adiustment Screen
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AV IN Opetation
PICTURE ADJUSTMENT SCREEN
When watching a VIdEOl the (clot. unl,
contrast or brightness level; can be
adluxted to xult your pvelevencexv
NOTE, The Plclure Adjustment Screen
wull turn on automauully it no
adjustment IS made within four
xeconds or If any other button \x
pressed
Adjustment Balkan:
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Press the 4 at b (ursov Icons to
decrease at Intvease the desired setting
by one underwent,
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Bluetooth Operation
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BLUETOOTH SCREEN
Bluetooth' technology has the
capability to wtrolcssly synchronize
and transfer data among devices. The
Bluetooth audio capabilities can be
used for wireless phones hands free
applications Before attempting to use
the Bluetooth functions on the unit,
please make sure your wireless phone
supports Bluetooth functions.
We use the latest Parrot Bluetooth
Technology in order to offer you the
best connection, most features, and
easiest pairing, but all phones operate
differently Please read your phone's
owner's manual and familiarize yourself
with its available Bluetooth features
and functions Not all features Will work
With all phones
NOTE: For GM Vehicles With OnStar
and factory Bluetooth systems - The
steering wheel/voice controls Will
Continue to operate the factory
systems If you continue to use the
factory equipped Bluetooth System, we
recommend you turn off the Bluetooth
in the Advent In Dash Navigation Radio
system's Bluetooth menu so It does
not conflict With your factory installed
Bluetooth system If you do not have
factory Bluetooth but have OnStar, your
steering wheel controls WI” operate
the OnStar system only This is normal
operation All other Audio controls WI”
work norma ly.
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Paired Der/ice Identifier
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Contact:
Call mg
Bluetooth on
NOTE The distance between this unit
and your cellular phone must
be 3 feet (2.4 meters) or less for
sending and receivmg voice
and data via Bluetooth Wireless
technology
MENU Icon:
Press this Icon to return to the Main
Menu Screen,
@Bluetooth Indicator
This Indicator is lit blue when Bluetooth
Is on and gray when off
Connected/Disconnected Indicator
Indicates If a Bluetooth device is
Connected/disconnected to the unit
Loading a: Indicator
This Indicator is displayed when the
unit is downloading your wireless
phone’s call log and address book
NOTEV Not all Wireless phones allow
access to received. dialed, or missed
calls and someWIll not allow uploading
of your Wireless phone's address book
“Mute Indicator:
This indicator is displayed when the
volume is mutedt
Time Display:
this indicator displays the tlme as
entered by the user in the Settings
Menu‘
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Bluetooth Operation
Device Icon:
Press this icon to access the Device
Screen
Transler Icon:
Press this icon while talking to transfer
audio (rain the unit back to the Wireless
phone. You can only transfer a call after
it has been answered, Press the icon
again to return the audio from the
Wireless phone to the unit.
Contacts Icon:
Press this icon to access the Contacts
List Screen The contacts feature is
enabled only when paired With a
Wireless phone
Call Log Icon:
Press this icon to access the (all Log
Screen. The call log feature is enabled
only when paired with a Wireless phone,
Bluetooth 0n Icon:
Press this icon to turn on the autopair
lunctionJ‘ne unit Will automatically
search (or a deVice in the discover
mode
AZDP Icon:
The Bluetooth Music feature is enabled
only when paired with a Wireless phone,
Press the MUSIC icon and four control
functions will appear if the function is
supported by the Wireless phone. These
are Previous, Next, Play/Pause and Stop.
’4‘ Push-to-Talk kon:
Press this icon to activate your Wireless
phone’s voice commands (If equipped).
NOTE Your vehicle’s steering wheel
controls (if equipped) Will also
activate your wireless phones
voice commands
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@Dial Icon:
Press this icon to dial to phone number
that you entered.
I=\ Hang Up Icon:
Press this icon to end a call or reject an
incoming call
Microphone Gain Icon:
ll-lEll
Press the —i’ or E1» icons to decrease
or increase the desired microphone
gain setting by one increment.
TO ADJUST YOUR CALL’S VOLUME
To adjust the volume while in a call,
rotate the volume control knob. The call
will remain at this volume {or all future
calls and return to your preVIous source
volume when your call ends.
NOTE lfyourvolume seems too low.
make sure your phone‘s volume
is turned up to iull while in a
Bluetooth call. Ifit is not full, it
Will result in a low volume level
All phones operate differently;
you may need to consult your
phone's owner's manual.
Bluetooth Operation
PAIRING YOUR WIRELESS PHONE
Before using Bluetooth functions, you
must pair your wireless phone and the
unit Pairing is a special process used
when two devices connect for the first
time The pairing process is used to gen
erate a link key that is used for authenr
tication purposes forfuture Bluetooth
(onnections between deVIces,The unit
can pair five Bluetooth devices.
Yourwireless phone can be paired
With the unit In two manners. The unit
can initiate the search for compatible
domes and pair to the Wireless phone
or the wireless phone can initiate
the search and pair to the unit.The
following paragraphs describe both
methods,
NOI l> ihe followung procedures are
generic. Procedures lor pairing
wireless phones vary slightly
from phone manufacturer to
phone manufacturer.
To Pair a Wireless Phone to the Unit:
1. Press the front panel PHONE button
or press the Main Menu Bluelooth
icon to access the Bluetooth Screen.
2. Turn Bluetootn on
3. Access the Wireless phone Bluetooth
function and set the Bluetooth
function to on (Please reler m
the wireless phone’s instrumon
manual to enter Bluetooth setup.
turn Bluetooth on/off, and perlorm
pairing).
4. Use the Wireless phone’s add a new
dewce feature, A dewce or devices
Will appear on your Wireless phone
display.
5. A prompt to pair should appear on
your Wireless phone. A(cept the
request and initiate the process.
6. A prompt to enter a PIN number or
passkey [or the unit should appear.
The default passkey for the unit is
“1234".
7, At this point a prompt stating
pairing successful should appear.
The paired dewee identifier appears
on the Bluctooth Screcanhc
Wireless phone and the unit have
paired.
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Bluetoo‘h Operation
To Pair the Uni! to a Wireless Phone: 6 Press the Search Icon. The lollowmg
1. Access the wireless phone Bluctomh $096" EDPEB'SI
lunclion and set the Blueloolh
funztlon to on, (Please refer to
the wireless phone's instructlon
manual lo enleI Blueloolh selup.
tum Elm-tooth on/olt and perform "m“ "5
palrlng) ham “:1
2, Set yourwwelcss phone Bluctoolh EL W1“
dIscovery modem on.
NOTE: Some dIscovery modes have
a [me IImIt before they are 7. Press the wireless phone Identlfier
automatltally (Urned off that you want to pain The followmg
3, Press the from panel PHONE button 5099‘“ appears:
or press the Mam Menu Bluelooth
Icon to access the Bluetooth Screen.
4. Turn Blueloolh on
5. 0n the unIl's Blueloolh Streen,
press the Deer Icon An Inquiry
screen appears. The unlt wtll Search
larder/Ices, Press the Search Icon
to look for new phones If your: Is
not dIscovercd by the unit Upon
completion ol the search, the 8. lntor the passkcy for the unit lhc
followlng screen appears: default passkey for the unIt Is‘1234”,
Press the Enter ( 4-' ) KO”
9 At this point thewlreless phone
WIII ask you to respond to a prompt
Wm similar to ‘Pamng request from
m... 7 Auept? Yes or No~ You
should answer Yes to the request
10 Enterthe passkey forthe unit The
default passkey for the uni! IS ”1234".
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Bluetooth Operation
To Delete Paired Wireless Phone(s): MAKING OUTGOING CALLS
1. Press the front panel PHONE button Outgoing calls can be performed in
or press the Main Menu Bluetoolh two mannersThe outgoing (all can
icon to a<(E$S the Bluetooth Screen. be direct dialed using the front panel
2. On the Bluetooth Screen. press the “VP“ 0' "‘0 by pressing "W COMM?“
Devrce icon. The following screen KO", Salem"?! a name and P'ESSing the
appears phone number
To Dial Directly:
1. Press the front panel PHONE button
or press the Main Menu Slut-tooth
Icon to access the Bluetooth Screen,
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Delete All Icon. The following screen
appears: 2. Use the 0-9, */+, and at buttons
to input the phone number. I!
ne(essary press the — ieon to
clear the last digit or the entire
number and start over,
3. After entering the phone number,
press the Dial (Q) icon to dial the
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Bluetooth Operation
To Make an Outgoing (all Using Your
Contact List:
1. Press the front panel PHONE button
or press the Mam Menu Bluetooth
Icon to access the Bluetooth Screen.
The Bluelooth Screen appears.
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2. Press the Contacts Icon The
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. Press the Scroll Uplmm Scroll
Down (V ) Icons to navrgate to
your desrred contact or press
the Keyboard Icon to search
alphabetlcally through the contact
list.
4. Press the contact to be dialed A
list displaying the Contact's phone
numberls) appears
5, Press the desired phone number
Icon. The Bluetooth Screen appears
6, Press the Dial (Q ) Icon to dial the
call. The Owl Frame appears
7. To end the call, press the
Hang Up(r_\l Icon
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MANAGING INCOMING CALLS
When connected to a Bluctooth
phone, the unit WI” mute audio output.
pause DVD/CD play, and change to
the Bluetooth Screen when a call IS
received.
The Incomlng phone number or
assigned name for that number will
appeal In the mlddlc of the screen. An
audible tone will sound from the unit
and a graphlc dIspIay will appear on the
front panel If the Incomlng call has no
caller ID, the unit wrll dlSplay'Plivale
CallerT
to Answer an Incoming Call:
1. To answer a call, press the
Dual ( ‘2‘) Icon.
2, For best receptIon, speak loudly
and clearly Into the handrlree
microphone The hands-free
microphone Is installed in your
vehicle In an accesslble locatlon that
provrdes opllmum voKe reception
3. To end the conversation, press the
Hang Up (I: ) Icon,
To Reject an Incoming (all:
Press the Hang Up ( an) icon to reject
an Incoming (all. the call wrll revert
to your wireless phone and be left for
voIce mail
Bluetooth Operation
CALL WAITING
Call WaitIng lets you know when
another caller IS lryIng lo reach you
whlle you are already on a (all You may
put one call on hold thIc you answer
the second one, then alternate belween
the two calls. The second caller or call
on hold IS Idcnrlficd In the upper left
corner of the screen,
1. When a second call IS recered. the
Call Walling Screen appears
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2. Press the Dial (‘3‘) Icon to transfer
to the second call
3. Press the the DIal ( '6) icon at any
lIme to transfer back to the first (all
Press the Hang Up ( '3) Icon to
termrnate the second call and return
to the first calL
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This Device Screen Is used to discover
and add or delete palred deVIcex from
the unIt.
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Press thus Icon to return to the prcvlous
screenv
Delete Icons:
Press thIs Icon to delete IndIvIduaI
Bluetooth devkex
Settings ken:
Press thIs Icon to vrew the Blueloolh
Semngs Screen.
Delete All kon:
Press thIs icon (0 delete all Bluelooth
dcvlccs from the umt.
Search Icon:
Prexx thls Icon to search for Bluetoolh
deVICeS
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Bluetooth Operation
BLUETOOTH SETTINGS SCREEN
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The Bluetooth Settings screen allows
you to configure Bluetooth settings.
Back: Icon:
Press this Icon to return to the preVIous
screen.
Auto Connect Setting:
lhc Auto Connect setting Wlll allow
the unit to automatically connect to
a previously paired Bluetooth deVICE
when it IS in rangeiwhcn Auto Connect
option IS set to off, you must Initiate
the pairing process With your wireless
phone
Pin Code Setting:
Press the Set PIN icon to to View the PIN
Code Settings Screen
PIN CODE SETTINGS SCREEN
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The PIN Code can be changed With up
to any eight digits Use the keyboard to
select thedlgits and preno—I Once
the digits are selected and confirmed
the new PIN Code will appear in the PIN
Code on the Bluetooth Settings screen,
The default Pin Code is 1234,
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CONTACTS LIST SCREEN
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The Contacts List Screen is a copy
of the contact list on your Wireless
phone which contains a listing of
your important names and phone
numbers The list is usuallyarranged In
alphabetical order
Bl(k:) Icon:
Press this icon to return to the previous
screen,
Scroll Up ( Mind Scroll Down (V)
Icons
Press the Scroll Up (A )or
Scroll Down (V I icons to navigate to
next or previous page 01 the in In
groups of five
Keyboard Icon:
Press this icon to VlEW the Contacts
Keyboard Screen.
CONTACTS KEYBOARD SCREEN
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The Contact: List Screen is used is
to search alphabetically through the
contacts list The contact list can hold
up to 2000 names and numbers from
any phone
Bluetooth Operation
CALL LOG SCREEN
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The Call Log Sueen (onSiSIS of received
calls, dialed calls or missed calls
NOTE» Not all wireless phones allow
access la received, dialed, or
missed calls and some will not
allow uploading of your Wireless
phone's address book,
BukD Iton:
Press this iron lo return to the previous
SCIEEI’I.
Small Up ( x l and Sun" Down ( v)
itons
Press the Scroll Up (Nor
Scroll Down l V l icons to naVIgate to
next or prewous page of the list in
groups of five
[* Rueived Calls Iran
Press the this icon to View the Received
Calls List The Rezewed Calls List
retrieves the list of received numbers
from your Wireless phone The last
received number is the first number on
the list,
[’ Dialed (Ills Icon
Press the this icon to View the Dialed
Calls List The Dialed Calls List retrieves
the lisi or dialed numbers from your
Wireless phone, lhe last dialed number
is the first number on the list
(x Missed Calls Icon
Press the "in KO" to View the Missed
Calls List. The Missed Calls List retrleves
the list of missed numbers from your
Wireless phone. The lasl missed number
is the first number on the “3‘
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Bluetooth Operation
BLUETOOTH MUSIC FUNCTION
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Bluetooth provides an Advanced Audio
Distribution Profile (AZDPl profile for
streaming music [mm a Wireless phone
or a Portable Multimedia Player (PMP).
sometimes referred to as a MP3 player
The unit allows you to play back audio
files from your wireless phone or a
PMP using a Bluetooth connection
Before using an audio player, it may be
necessary to enter the default passkey
into the unit. The default passkey for
the unit is"1234".
NOTE. Please quiI AZDP mode before
attempting to make a phone call,
as unexpected results may occur
depending on your Wireless
phone model.
The unit can control a Bluetooth audio
player Via AudioNideo Remote Control
Profile (AVRCP). Bluetooth audio players
lor Bluetoolh adapters] compatible With
these profiles can be connected to this
unit. Functionality varies depending on
the profile used,
‘AZDP: Stream audio Irom your Blue-
tooth compatible audio player and
listen to the music through the unit.
‘AVRCP. Play back, pause, select songs,
etc. while streaming audio Irom your
Bluetooth compatible audio player to
the UNI,
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NOTE: Song information (e g elapsed
playing time, songtitle, song
index, etc.) (annol be displayed
on this unit. Since there are a
number of Bluetooth audio
players available on the market,
operations With your Bluetooth
audio player using this unit
vary greatly. Please reler to lhe
instruction manual that came
With your Bluetoorh audio player
When there is an incoming call, the
song Will be paused. After the incoming
call is finished. the screen Will return to
the music function screen and playback
Will continue
Back: Icon:
Press this icon to return to the previous
screen
I]. EQ - Equalinr Icon:
Press this icon to access the equalizer
controls.
‘$ Audio Icon:
Press this icon to access the audio
controls.
144 Previous Icon:
Press this Icon to play the prevrous
song.
rIPlay/Pause Icon:
Press this icon to begin playback Press
this icon again to pause playback.
»i Next Icon:
Press this icon to play the next song.
I Stop Icon:
Press this icon to stop playback.
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FIR$T SETTINGS SCREEN
When using the in»dash navigation
radio the first time, It Is recommended
that you customize the system settings
to suit your preferences. You may also
change the settings at anytime.
Note: The settings do not effect the
Map software Please see the
naVIgatIon software for setting
user preferences for the maps.
MENU Icon:
Press this icon to return to the Main
Menu Screen
z Mute Indicator:
This indicator Is displayed when the
volume Is muted
Time Display:
This Indicator displays the time as
entered by the user In the Settings
Menu.
Auto Switch to GPS Setting:
Press the ON icon to select Navigation
mode as a priority, II you access any
other menu function, this setting
WI” automatically return the unit
to the NaVIgation mode after an
approximately 10 second delay.
Press the OFF icon to override
NaVIgation mode as a priority. You
must manually swrtch back and forth
between Navigation and any other
menu function.
System Settings
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GPS Voice Setting:
Press the ON icon to hear turn-by-
turn naVIgation instructions This WI“
override the settings In the Map setup
Press the OFF Icon to turn GPS Voice off
learvllw (men Setting:
Press the ON icon to automatically
display rearVIew camera Video (if
equrpped) when the vehicle is put Into
reverse. Press the OFF icon to turn the
rearview camera 0".
1 1 Hour Clock Setting:
Press the ON Icon to display time In
a 12-hour [AM/PM) format. Press the
OFF icon to displaytlmc in a 24-hour
(military time) format.
Auto Dimmer Sett 9.
Press the ON icon to automatically
dim the LCD screen when the vehicle's
headlights are turned on. Press the OFF
icon to turn the Auto Dimmer off.
ln'o Icon:
Press this icon to View system software
and Bluetooih soItware version
information
Calibrate Touch Screen Icon:
Press this icon to initiate the Calibrate
Touch Screen FLII'ICIIOVL
Next Icon:
Press this Icon to View the Second
Settings Screen.
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System Settings
TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION
The Touch Screen Callbratwon
adjustment lS used (0 set the
para-newt of (no {inch screen lo
ensure that when the screen ls pressed,
ll corresponds to [he leature that you
are selecting
NOTE Never use a pen or sharp object
to calibrate the touch screen as
this Wlll damage the panel
To calibrate the touch screen:
'|. Press theTouch Screen Calibrate
Kon Thelollowing screen will
appear:
2. Follow the inslructlons on the
screen‘ Press and briefly hold your
finger or a stylus to the center of the
target, Repeat as the target moves
(0 each corner ohhe screen and
finally to the center, The followrng
screen Wlll appear
3. If the screen IS pressed, the new
callbratron parameters wrll be
accepled "the screen IS nol pressed
wrrhrn thlrry seconds, the new
parameter: wrll be drxregarded
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SECOND SETTINGS SCREEN
When using the Inrdash navrgation
radio the first time, it is recommended
that you customize the system settings
to suit your particular preferences You
may also change the settings at any
time.
MENU Icon:
Press this icon to return to the Main
Menu Screen
9? Mute Indicator:
This indicator is displayed when the
volume is muted.
fime Display:
This indicator displays the time as
entered by the user In the Settings
Menu.
Turn On Volume Setting:
You may choose a preset volume
level when turning on the unit. Values
range from 0 to 40, or last level Press
the Increase (A) Icon to Increase
the volume level preset Press the
Decrease (7) icon to decrease the
volume level preset.
NOTE: The key must be removed from
the Ignllan for lhls setting to
take eflectr
System Settings
Time Set
Button Back Lighting Setting:
You may manually preset the unit’s
button back lighting level from O to 20,
or Auto. Press the Increase (A) icon to
increase the volume level preset Press
the Decrease [V] i
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