Mitsubishi Electric Sanda Works RV1M Car Audio User Manual 05

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Use AUX
By connecting external Input cables and
AUX devices to (his product. you can play
back tracie on these devices through the
product.
ey connecting external input cables and Aux
devices to (his product. tracks are played back
automatically.
Fm
- Connect an audio device with external
sound Input mode cancelled. or with the
sound turned down.
- Even when no device is connected. the
product will switch to AUX. therefore take
care with volume levels when no device
ls connected.
' Video from AUX devices cannot be
viewed.
- If this is used with the engine stopped.
it may run down the battery and make It
impossible to start the engine.
54 UseAUX
NOTE
- Depending on the audio device to be
connected. noise may be emitted.
- For power. use the battery WWSr
source Included in the audio device to
be connected. Using the connected
audio device whlia chemlng through the
clarette lighter socket in the vehicle may
lead to nolee being emitted through the
speakers.
- ll no audio devices are connected. then
do not select the external sound input
mode. "external sound input mode
selected while no audio devices are
conneasd. then sound maybe emitted
through the speakers.
- Please reterte your vehicle‘s user
manual regerdlng how to connect AUX
devices.
Press the key.
The home screen is displayed.
E Touch AUX
This outputs the audio from ttleAUX dewoe.
NOTE
- The [AUX] touch switch is displayed even
if no AUX device is conneded to this
product.
- Youchlng [Sound] lets you adjust the
sound quality, dud/us! the Sound
Dual/lyYFEZ)
Use HDMI
By connecting HDMI conversion cable (sold
separately). commercially available HDMI
cable (sold separately). and HDMI output
device to this produa, you can Input videos
or audio from these devices to the product
and play it back.
Connect a HDMI output device to this product
to automatically start playback
NOTE
- Videos from HDMI output devices cannot
be output to AUX.
.Eflm
- Forthe sake oi safety, videos from HDMI
output devices can only be played with
the vehicle stopped and the puking
brake armed.
' While the Vehicle is moving. the Video
provides audio but no image.
- To watch videos horn HDMI output
devices. ensure that the vehicle le
stopped in a safe area in which stopping
is permitted.
- Itthle is used with the engine stopped.
It may run down the battery and make It
impossible to start the engine.
Press the key.
The home screen is displayed.
E Touch HDMI .
Wdeoe tram the HDMI device is displayed.
NOTE
- For details on how to operate the
connected HDMI output device. please
refer to the user manual for each device.
ADVICE
- Touchan the screen while a video trom
the HDMI device is being displayed
displays the HDMI menu that allows you
to per'um [Sound] {P62} and [Display]
(P64).
AV
saoulaa mdui laments
Use Rear Display
When a reel display is equipped. you can
listen lathe music being played on me r
dis play through (hls produoi.
mam
- Videos from lhe rear display cannot be
viewed
- Turn the volume down beiore changing io
the rear display,
- "(his is used withihe engine slapped,
it may run down the bemery and make It
Impoeslble in even the engine
56 Use Rn! Dllphy —
Press the key.
The home screen is displayed.
E Touch RearDlsE .
The audio irom the rear display is output
ADVICE
- Touching [Sound] lets you adjusnhe
sound quality. —‘ "Adjust me Sound
auan'ly'(Psz}
- The DVD video being played on ihis
product In be displayed on the rear
display.
INFO/SETTINGS
Mobile Phone
Connecting your mobile phone to this
product with Eluetooth lets you use the
hands-free function.
& WARNING
~ For saietYs Ike, do not operate the
mobile phone while driving. When
opelating the mobile phone. first stop the
vehicle in a sale location.
~ Do not leave yourmooile phone
unattended in the vehicle It your mobile
phone rolls undertoot when you stop
the vehicle orwhen you go around a
curve and It get underthe brake pedal.
it can interfere with driving and cause an
accident.
NOTE
- Cancel iunctions such as the mobile
phone “dial lock', and connect while on
the standby screen.
- While connected, mobile phone (receiving
calls. etc.) operations may not runetion
correctly.
~ Depending on the distance between
the product and the mobile phone. the
conditions within the vehicle, and types
of screening, connection may not be
possible. In these cases. situate the
mobile phone as dose as possible to the
product.
- This product allows you to registera
total 015 Bluetooth devices. Including
Bluetoothcapable mobile phones and
audio devices.
- Even though a Bluetooth-cepable mobile
phone. characteristics and specifications
may mean that correct operation may not
be possible.
- Even though a Bluetoom-capable mobile
phone. phone specifications and settings
may result In dmerenoes In display. or
prevent correct operation.
- Some models may not be confirmed as
conneaed. or may not connect.
Connect Your Mobile Phone
This product and your mobile phone use the
Bluetooth iunction to connect,
Fordetalls on how to connect. reler to
"E/UEIOOM SEN/”9"(P57).
Operation methods below describe situations
once connection has been completed.
NOTE
- This requires a mobile phone that can be
connected to the Bluetooth.
Mobile Phone 57
SSNILLESIOdNI
Ole
Dlsplay the Phonebook
The pheneboek in your mabile phene can be V
dlsplayed.
Press the m key.
The mobile phone screen is displayed.
Touch Keypad .
The pnonebook in your mobile phone can be
displayed.
ADVICE
' Only when a Blueboth Donneclion is
established. loudllng [HOME] key then
[PHONE] key dlmlays Ihe previous
sateen,
The keypad screen is dispkayed.
Touch Contact .
Tne pnonebook screen is displayed.
58 Moblle Phone
Dlal a T phone
There are a numher elway to make a cell.
[Km
- A: much as possible. refrain Ironii phone
mile whlle driving. Flm mop your vehicle
In a safe loceflan.
- Some mobile phones resuici cells to the
same numberlo no more men 3 llmee in
3 mlnutes.
Calllng by En‘erlng a
Telephone Number
On the mobile phone screen.
enter Ihe telephone number.
”OFF HOOK” key
ADVICE
- I! you make a mistake for entering. much
[Delete] (0 clear one dlglL
- Hold down [Delete] to delete all at the
Input characters.
E Touch the “OFF HOOK” key.
A03" is alerted (0 the telephone number you
entered.
Maklng a Call from a Phone
Record
Acall can be made using outgoing/Incoming
cell records.
On the mobile phone screen.
touch .
Acall is started In the telephone numberynu
’mm‘ .r .,
Touch Outgolngj,
or MISS“ .
Touch the “telephone number
to call".
lncomlngJ ,
selected.
ncomlng Call:
The audio guide sounds and the incoming call
screen ls displayed.
Maklng a Call lrom a
Phonobook
Display the phonebook.
A "Display the Fhonsbcak "(1:55)
Select and touch the “person
to call".
many muum
ADVICE
- Touching [Mute] switches all the function
for the mic connected to this product.
Touching [Mute] again switches ON the
mic fimctm.
- Touching [Hands Free OFF] switches me
speaker and min funcuons to the mobile
phone side. Touching [Hands Free OFF]
again switches the speaker and mic
functions to the pmdua.
- The Dell volume is switched to the volume
from the last all. The volume during this
call will be the Volume for the next call.
Aeell is staned lo thetelephcne number you
selected.
— Mobile Phone 59
SSNILLSSIOiNI
Ole
Anwerlng an Incoming Call
a Touch I1] .
L m
\. M mm
m on»
You can now talk with the calling party.
' when the swering remote controller has
the “OFF HOOK“ key. pressing the “OFF
HOOK' key allows you to talk with the
calling; party.
—HSIWn'ng Remote Control Switch
Operation?!” 17)
Endlng 3 Telephone Call
n Touch E .
This ends the incoming call,
- When the steering remote controller has
the “ON HOOK“ key. pressing the 'ON
HOOK' key allow you to end the call.
—.“Slsering Remote Control Switch
Oporalivn'fFV)
60 Mobile Phone —
I Other fo
Cam
when a camera is connected, the plclure lrom
the camera can be shown on the display.
For delails. reler lo the user manual for (he
vehic‘e.
Move the gear shift position to
..R.._
The picture nom the rear view camera or Mulli
Around Monior is displayed.
— Orhor Info 61
SSNILLSSIOiNI
Ole
Adjust the Sound
Qual'ty
Change audio quallty settings,
NOTE
- You cannot sdJusHhe sound quality when
the audio is OFF,
Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
E Touch Senlnfi .
E Touch Sound .
Displays me sound quality selling screen,
lulu-uti- lIr
F11 - F1.0.R1 - R11
(FmLRear)
Sittings com-n!
Allows you In sat me (male to one ol II
levels. 1mm -5 lo +5.
Allows you in set lhe nudranqe in one o! 11
levels. 1mm -5 w +5.
Allows you to sat me bass lo one o! 11
levels. 1mm -5 10 +5.
The level Mme sound outpullvom each
speaker can be adjusted with the curse!
switches.
or rum-
PrIMIDIAI‘I’
Allows you in solusl the amoum ol
oompansanon cur lapmducing me lssling
o1 solidity and depth of me origins sound
by browsing and supplemenlmg lo: the
high-{requency audio Iniomlnlion bsl during
audio aala oompvsssvon.
Allows you in adlusl ma amouni oi
oomoansauon Vol acmovmq wide auao
image that goes hayond the range at me
moo speaur.
62 Adjust the Sound Gulllly —
POP
HIFHOF
JAZZ
NORMAL
Allows you loo eonhe eound (we.
SCV Oll
(Speed Campenieled Volume) m
Med.
ngn
~1) A selling only lor vehicles with high-grade amplifier,
2) ms is also emotive for nonoomoreeeed sound eouvoee.
'3) This is disabled when «no audio source '3 analogue radio
ADWCE
vawa you lo ealocl mo volume lor amonulio
Ifliualmenl lemma in in. vehida spend.
' Touching [Reset] letums all the sound quality adjustmenhs (D “lair hmry default swings.
— Adjust 1M Sound Quality 63
SSNILLSSIOiNI
SSNILISS
System Settings
System related settings. such as the
operation sound and the time. can be made.
The operation volume can be set.
Press the key.
The home screen is spleyed.
smlni , and then
Touch
Beep somd .
Touch the “volume" lo change to.
64 System Settings
Back .
The selling change Is complele.
Dlsplay Soulng
The image quality 0! the menu screen and
HDMI can be changed.
Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
a Touch smlni , and than
Touch ml-
You can make ms settings ccnceming the
screen.
Irlllltllm
Com-n
Adjusls the brightness.
Touching [.1 makes the disphy
brighter. leaching [-1 makes it
dim rrler. Allows you la edjlm
continuously by continuing the
touch.
Adlum mo commit Touchlng [q
increase me wallasi. touching
[-1 decreases n. Allows you In
salusl oonllllucusly by confirming
the much,
Change the lettings, than
touch E .
The screen senlng change is complete
NOTE
- The image quality settings (or DVDs
cannot be changed with Ihis mung.
Idlhtllul Mlulls the brightness.
Touching [q makes the display
dnghlen touching [-1 makes il
dlrn men Allan: you to adjust
ccnllnucusty by continuing ine
DVD Dlsp y Setting
The brightness, contrast. and aoluur tone at
Itle DVD playback screen can be set.
Day/Mlght Dlsp ay Settling
The screen ghlrlese can be set m
“Amo‘fDey'pr‘ngm” eocordlng to the vehlcle
llgtlting state,
Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
touch.
Minute the contrast Touching [+1
incie-eee the mntreal, teaching
Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
Touch DVD . [‘1 decreases n. Allows you to
The DVD playback screen is displayed. mfig‘ug‘mmm'y ”Y “mm"! T009" 1 and then 2
' - II" .M . 'I'I
» » , Tim M um the colour tone
E Touch —" and then ‘—J Telliching [.1 make: the display a
more mnish, tuuchin - wakes n H y
4 TWC" ML itmnrgreddlshAllowsgtlxltlo °‘ ” ' m
adiuel mntinueully hy cnnfinulnu :1
the tnuctlv E
change the se gs, then rn
touch ,
V . .
The DVD playback screen setting change is 3:22" make "'9 smngs ”mam“ "‘5
V complete. ' g
Lane The screen I: ' Mnesa can be
ADV'CE linkedtn change with the vehicle El
_— - You can also set this via the "9"th sly-1:; ()headllgttts and g
» c posl inn g .
f°“°”'"9 ”MW" [HOME] Lighting on: Screen is dlmmed. rn
keY-'[$e'fi"s]-'[DiSPIBYFIDVD Sueenl- ngnllng on: Screen is bnqm.
For spine vahide types‘ linking
may only be earned out when the
light switdl is in Auto,
Screen is constantly bnght
You can make the settings cdnceming tne
wee"- Screen is wnmntly dimrn
NOTE. change the settings. than
- The setting: cannot be changed unless a
DVD le Insefledi touch Back .
The screen selling change is complete.
System Settings 55
“—
The llrne and fennel a! the dock can be The ianguage dispiayed can be changed.
ohan ed.
9 Press the m key.
PM" the m RGY- The home screen is displayed.
The home screen is dis Ia ed.
p Y Touch _, and in...
Touch Smlni , and then _
Clock .
Touch the “language" to
change to.
o i .i i
You can make the settings oonceming the
"'“9' a Touch Beck .
TI ovum 52131271 or 24h iormat y
TIIIIO min. Adjusts flme W touching [-1 0f [*1- The ianguage setting change is complete.
Change the settings, then ”WE
- The screen is an example. The options
tough IE ' vary depending on the vehicle.
V - Depending on the vehicle. eenaln
The time setting change is oompiete. languages are not supported.
Other Settings
The setting can be made on the sateen or
on the Bluewnlh device.
Displays the clock over the ent're screen.
H Press the key-
Dls y on
This deletes the screen display.
Press the key.
The home screen is displayed.
a Touch —.
10:00 AM
The clock is displayed.
- wnn [HOME]. [Settings], than [Clock].
you can change the format tor time
display. —»'Clook" (P66)
- Press the [VOL/PUSH PWR] key again to
return tn the original screen.
This deletes the screen display.
ADVICE
- Touch [Display ON] to remm to the
original saun.
Clock Screen Bluotooth Settling
You can use the Bluetoeth function to connect
any oommerclelly-avelleble Bluetooth device
to this product.
What Btu-tooth II
Bluetooth is e wireless communlcetlons
standard specialised (or connecting devices
over shoit distances (a law meters or less).
Since it uses radio waves. it is not directional.
Thanks to its characteristic, communications
are possible even it there is an obstruction.
This makes t possible to communicate, even
with the mobile phone still in you! shirt pocket
or briefcase nrsheulder bag.
NOTE
- This produa supports Ver. 2,1 4 EDR.
Supported profiles
Iii-nun. AZDPlvt 1)
AUDIO AVRCP(v1 3)
ital-Mu HFF'lvtj)
"Ion-book PEAF(VI 0]
inn-«er
Continued on the ntxtmo
— Other Settings 67
SSNILLSSIOiNI
SDNILISS
NOTE
- Cancel iundiona such as the mobile
phone 'diel Icck'. and connect while on
the ttandby Icreen.
- While connected. operations on the
Bluetooth device (receiving calls. etc.)
may nu function correctly.
- For details on how to enter the passkey
for your Bluetooth device. refer to its user
manual.
' The oonnemion HIS sometimes. Register
again.
- Depending on the distance bee/ween this
product and your Bluetomh device. the
conditions within the vehicle. and types
of sweeningmonnection may not be
possible. In this case, put your Bluetooth
as close a possible to this product.
~ Even though e device is Bluetooth-
capable. its characteriaice and
specifications may mean that conect
operation Is not possible.
- Some Bluetooth devices cannot be
connected.
- Depending on the Bluetooth device.
connecting may take some time.
Regleterlng a BlueIoollI
Device
Register a Bluelcoth device with this product.
Prose the key.
The home screen is displayed.
Touch 5 ttlni ,andthen
tooth .
E Touch New Device: .
Touch [Refresh] to reacquire and display
the connecteble device information.
Allow pairing on the Eluetooth device to
connect automatically.
- Up to 5 Bluetooth devices can be
registered.
It 5 devices on already registered. you
muet delete one before you can register
a new Bluetooth device.
- Some Bluetooth devices require a pass
key.
- It the pass key is Incorrect. redo the
Bluetooth device side operations from the
stall.
' Some Bluatooth devices require a special
pasecode.
- Depending on the Bluetooth device's
settings. it Iriay be necessary to enter
the passcode each time the device is
connected.
- Carry out the procedure for entering
the passcode to the Bluetooth device
according to its user manual.
- Some Bluetooth devices do not require a
peaecode entry.
68 Other Settings —
Selectlng a Bluetooth Devlce
Ii you have registered multiple Blueioolh
devices. you must select the one to connect,
(From {hen on. Ihe Bluetooth device you se:
wlih thls luncllon is connected by you Just
bringing it into the vehicle.)
Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
i Touch Sufllni ,and then
Eluolooth .
a Touch PalmtDevlce .
Touch the “device name" to
connect.
This completes seleotlon of the Bluetooth
device.
Deleclng a Reglstered Device
Deletes the Bluetooth device iniormation
regletered with Ihle product.
a Press the m key.
The home screen is displayed.
a Touch smlni ,and then
Bin-tooth .
a Touch Paired Devices .
Touch Delete for the Bluetoolh
device to delete.
This completes deletion oi the Bluetooth
device.
other Settings 69
SSNIuBS/OiNl
SEJNILLSS
Troub shoot ng
Please check these Items We message appears on the screen or "you
Other
k eomelrilng Is not workan properly
I Thls Message Appears
A message is dlsplayad on the screen or the product according to me sllua‘ionc
Plly is impossible due lo a "Dannie!" error.
The drive hel lllellunclieried for Ions reelen.
Raspdnu
Chew mama's is no problem with the disc. and inserl
ma disc again. mm main persim consun wim your
dealer.
The disc is dnmng-d or warped.
Do not inserts damsgod nrwarp-d disc.
Cannot be played.
Check Ina disc.
A disc is Insened mat cannox be played.
Insefl a disc lhel can be played.
a'Typas 0/ Disc Thar can He Played Back ”(1919)
The disc is inserted upside dWlL
Insert wilh the label site UD.
The disc has mnoonselicn on it.
wan a while before inserting again.
The disc is dirIy.
Cleen the load eurfeoe oi the disc.
This IPod Ilium be played.
Amhenlloallon failed.
Reconnect youi ism,
The Danneded iPnd has .n unuuppcnsd (mum and
cum be reooqnlzed.
Use an iFnd lhel support mi: prod-n: (PE)
This tid sum-are version e not conecl.
Please dunge in a supported eofhrlm Veriofl.
This use device unnm be played,
An unsupported USE define M: been counseled.
Reconnect n supported use device.
—.“Liaren laAudIa File: on i! U53 Del/me" (P47)
No an: inn can in pl
There are no audlo files lhal (an be played back.
Add andlo me- man can be played.
4AM Filer (MPJMMA/AACf (P21)
An lPod m mining any mm nu b n
wnnecled.
Conn-c1 In lPod oonlllnlng ir-m.
70 TmubhehnOllnl —
Here I: a list of sym plums. causes and responses w you lhlnk somemlng Is not working propady
Symptoml
Carmel npmu.
nus upmllon mum I: not made.
Nothing in dlsphyed on ms was",
You Think Somethlng No! Worklng
om.
For “lam Iomo opcrlilom m mum wnll. in.
vehicle l: moving
The warauon mind I. ul lo [cull
Thu waon It Iumod OFF.
Rliponll
m amr should mm mm nporlflng lhll pvoelua
wmle me vanicla is moving. Fim slop me vehlcle in a
sal- locauon, man operlba nl- pmucl.
SUI [he [Sauna] 'Opeullorl Volume'lo [11121431.
4599;: sound'fPMl
5le me vehlde n a sale lowlkm, apply ma puking
mm, um perform me Malian in Illm lhe men
hm ON (P67).
The vehlda's bfiflsly volt-an has dropped Chalge or rspluca ma ballery.
Tm umpmlum inddu [ho mum: is hlgh. Plano wan w mo murmur! Ilo drop. 9
The monitor man is am. The murmur brighmnl l8 ml mmuy “luau-d. Adjust me manila brigmnm. :-
_.“D/splay Semng' (P64; 2
There is no sound ur qulm snund. The valuma is Iumsd la in minimum Adjum me valume.
_.“Aq/usl Wlllme' (P15)
The balsam or Iader is [mind In an aide. Adjust me balance Dr radar.
gym/us! me Sound Oua/I'ty' (P62)
'Audio OFF'. smell to ‘Audio ow.
The diu cannot be plawd.
The disc ls inuflod upside down.
_."5wittll Aum ON/OFF' (P15)
lnxefl wim th label side UD.
The also has condensation on it.
Wan : Mills More lnsorllngl
The disc ls diny.
Claan th- md IurfaDe o! the dim.
— Troublulioodna 71
MEMO
This device complies with part 15 OFFCC Rules and industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. 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.
Le present appareil est conforme a la partie 15 des r‘egles de la FCC et aux normes des CNR d'lndustrie Canada
applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1)
l‘apparei] ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l‘appareil doit accepter tout brouillage subi. meme si le brouillage
est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement,
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the
equipment.
This transmitter must not be co-Iocated or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
This equipment complies with FCC/IO radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the
FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines and RSS-102 of the to radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules.
This equipment has very low levels of RF energy that it deemed to comply without maximum permissive exposure evaluation (MPE).
But it is desirable that it should be installed and operated keeping the radiator at least 20cm or more away from
person‘s body.
Cet equipement est oonlcrme aux limiles d' exposition aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non oontrélé et respecte
Ies regles Ies radioélectriques (RF) de la FCC lignes directrices d'exposltion et d'exposition aux frequences radioelectriques (RF)
CNR-102 de I‘ICi Cet équipement émet une énergie RF tr es talble qui est consideree coniorrne sans e valuation de lexposition
maximale autorisee. Cependant. oet equipernent doit etre installe et utilise en gardent une distance de 20 crn ou plus entre Ie
dispositit rayonnant et la corps.
72 Tmublunoatlng —

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