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Owner’s Manual

DVD AV RECEIVER

AVH-P6300BT

English

Thank you for purchasing this PIONEER product.

To ensure proper use, please read through this manual before using this product. It

is especially important that you read and observe WARNINGs and CAUTIONsin

this manual. Please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place for future refer-

ence.

Be sure to read this

!DVD video disc region numbers 8

!Handling guidelines 93

Precautions

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 5

To ensure safe driving 5

To avoid battery exhaustion 6

Before you start

Information to User 7

For Canadian model 7

The Safety of Your Ears is in Your Hands 7

About this unit 7

About this manual 8

Operating environment 8

After-sales service for Pioneer products 8

Visit our website 9

Resetting the microprocessor 9

Demo mode 10

Adjusting the response positions of the

touch panels (Touch Panel

Calibration) 10

Use and care of the remote control 10

What’s what

Head unit 12

Remote control 13

Basic operations

Basic operations of this unit 14

Operating the scroll icon and the scrubber

bar 15

Activating the touch panel keys 15

Common operations for menu settings/

lists 15

Opening and closing the LCD panel 16

Ejecting a disc 16

Ejecting an SD 16

Setting the clock 16

Tuner

Introduction of tuner operations 17

Playing moving images

Introduction of video playback

operations 18

Playing audio

Introduction of sound playback

operations 21

Using Pandoraâ

Introduction of Pandora operations 23

Playing still images

Introduction of still image playback

operations 25

Introduction of still image playback as a

slideshow operations 26

Bluetooth Telephone

Introduction of Bluetooth telephone

operations 27

XM/SIRIUS tuner

Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner

operations 29

HD Radioätuner

Introduction of HD Radioätuner

operations 31

Detailed instructions

Storing and recalling stations 32

Storing the strongest stations 32

Tuning in to strong signals 32

Tuning in to strong HD Radio signals 32

Using iTunes tagging 33

Switching the media file type 33

Operating the DVD menu 34

Contents

Operating this unit’s iPod function from your

iPod 34

Random play (shuffle) 35

Playing all songs in random order (shuffle

all) 35

Repeating playback 35

Playing videos from your iPod 35

Browsing for a video/music on the iPod 36

Resume playback (Bookmark) 37

Frame-by-frame playback 37

Slow motion playback 37

Searching for the part you want to play 37

Changing audio language during playback

(Multi-audio) 37

Changing the subtitle language during

playback (Multi-subtitle) 38

Changing the viewing angle during playback

(Multi-angle) 38

Return to the specified scene 38

Selecting audio output 38

PBC playback 38

Selecting tracks from the track title list 39

Selecting files from the file name list 39

Using S.Rtrv (sound retriever) 39

Changing audiobook speed 39

Displaying lists related to the currently

playing song (Link Search) 39

Playing DivXâVOD content 40

Capture an image in JPEG files 40

Changing the wide screen mode 40

Selecting and playing the QuickMix/station

list 41

Storing song information (bookmarks) 41

Switching the XM/SIRIUS channel selection

mode 42

Selecting an XM/SIRIUS channel directly 42

Using the MyMix function 43

Using the Game Alert function 45

Displaying the Radio ID 46

Switching the SIRIUS display 46

Using the Instant Replay function 46

Switching the seek mode 46

Switching the reception mode 46

Calling a number in the phone book 47

Selecting a number by alphabet search

mode 47

Using the missed, received and dialed call

lists 48

Setting automatic answering 48

Adjusting the other party’s listening

volume 48

Switching the ring tone 48

Using the preset dial lists 48

Making a call by entering phone number 49

Setting the private mode 49

Pairing from this unit 49

Using a Bluetooth device to pair 50

Connecting to a Bluetooth device

automatically 51

Switching visible unit 51

Displaying Bluetooth Device address 51

Entering PIN code for Bluetooth wireless

connection 51

Menu operations

Introduction of menu operations 52

Audio Adjustments 53

Setting up the DVD player 56

System settings 60

Entertainment settings 66

Customizing menus 67

Other Functions

Changing the picture adjustment 68

Setting rear monitor output 68

Adjusting the response positions of the

touch panels (Touch Panel

Calibration) 69

Using an AUX source 69

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Contents

Using an external unit 70

Installation

Connecting the units 71

Installation 80

Additional Information

Troubleshooting 84

Error messages 86

Understanding auto EQ error messages 90

Understanding messages 90

Indicator list 91

Handling guidelines 93

Compressed audio compatibility (disc, USB,

SD) 95

iPod compatibility 96

Sequence of audio files 97

Using the display correctly 97

Language code chart for DVD 101

Specifications 102

Contents

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Please read all of these instructions regarding

your display and retain them for future refer-

ence.

1Read this manual fully and carefully be-

fore operating your display.

2Keep this manual handy as a reference for

operating procedures and safety informa-

tion.

3Pay close attention to all warnings in this

manual and follow the instructions care-

fully.

4Do not allow other persons to use this sys-

tem until they have read and understood

the operating instructions.

5Do not install the display where it may (i)

obstruct the driver’s vision, (ii) impair the

performance of any of the vehicle’s oper-

ating systems or safety features, includ-

ing air bags, hazard lamp buttons or (iii)

impair the driver’s ability to safely oper-

ate the vehicle.

6Do not operate this display if doing so in

any way will divert your attention from

the safe operation of your vehicle. Always

observe safe driving rules and follow all

existing traffic regulations. If you experi-

ence difficulty in operating the system or

reading the display, park your vehicle in a

safe location and make necessary adjust-

ments.

7Please remember to wear your seat belt at

all times while operating your vehicle. If

you are ever in an accident, your injuries

can be considerably more severe if your

seat belt is not properly buckled.

8Never use headphones while driving.

9To promote safety, certain functions are

disabled unless the parking brake is on,

and the vehicle is not in motion.

10 Never set the volume of your display so

high that you cannot hear outside traffic

and emergency vehicles.

WARNING

!Do not attempt to install or service your

display by yourself. Installation or servi-

cing of the display by persons without

training and experience in electronic

equipment and automotive accessories

may be dangerous and could expose you

to the risk of electric shock or other

hazards.

To ensure safe driving

WARNING

!LIGHT GREEN LEAD AT POWER CON-

NECTOR IS DESIGNED TO DETECT

PARKED STATUS AND MUST BE CON-

NECTED TO THE POWER SUPPLY SIDE

OF THE PARKING BRAKE SWITCH. IM-

PROPER CONNECTION OR USE OF

THIS LEAD MAY VIOLATE APPLICABLE

LAW AND MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS IN-

JURY OR DAMAGE.

!To avoid the risk of damage and injury and the

potential violation of applicable laws, this unit

is not for use with a video screen that is visible

to the driver.

!To avoid the risk of accident and the potential

violation of applicable laws, no viewing of

front seat video should ever occur while the

vehicle is being driven.

!In some countries or states the viewing of

images on a display inside a vehicle even by

persons other than the driver may be illegal.

Where such regulations apply, they must be

obeyed and this unit’s DVD features should

not be used.

When you attempt to watch a video image

while driving, the warning Viewing of front

seat video source while driving is strictly

prohibited. will appear on the front display.

To watch a video image on the front display,

park your vehicle in a safe place and apply the

parking brake.

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Precautions

Parking brake interlock

Certain functions (Video viewing and certain

touch panel keys) offered by this unit could be

dangerous and/or unlawful if used while driv-

ing. To prevent such functions from being

used while the vehicle is in motion, there is an

interlock system that senses when the parking

brake is set. If you attempt to use the functions

described above while driving, they will be-

come disabled until you stop the vehicle in a

safe place, and (1) apply the parking brake, (2)

release the parking brake, and then (3) apply

the parking brake again. Please keep the

brake pedal pushed down before releasing the

parking brake.

When using a display connected

to REAR MONITOR OUTPUT

Passengers in the rear seat can also watch

moving images or still images if you connect

this unit to a display using the REAR MONI-

TOR OUTPUT.

WARNING

NEVER install the rear display in a location

where the driver can watch a DVD while driving.

When using the rear view camera

With an optional rear view camera, this unit

can be used as an aid to keep an eye on trai-

lers, or when backing into a tight parking spot.

WARNING

!SCREEN IMAGE MAY APPEAR RE-

VERSED.

!USE INPUT ONLY FOR REVERSE OR

MIRROR IMAGE REAR VIEW CAMERA.

OTHER USE MAY RESULT IN INJURY

OR DAMAGE.

CAUTION

!The rear view camera function is to be used

as an aid to keep an eye on trailers, or while

backing up. Do not use for entertainment pur-

poses.

!Please note that the edges of the rear view

camera images may differ slightly according

to whether full screen images are displayed

when backing up, and whether the images are

used for checking the rear when the vehicle is

moving forward.

To avoid battery exhaustion

Keep the vehicle engine running when using

this unit to avoid draining the battery power.

!When no power is supplied to this unit,

such as when the vehicle battery is being

replaced, the microcomputer of this unit re-

turns to its initial condition. We recom-

mend that you transcribe the audio

adjustment data.

WARNING

Do not use with vehicles that do not feature an

ACC position.

Section

01 Precautions

FCC ID: AJDK034

MODEL NO.: AVH-P6300BT

IC: 775E-K034

This equipment complies with FCC/IC radiation

exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled

environment and meets the FCC radio fre-

quency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supple-

ment C to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radio

frequency (RF) Exposure rules. This equipment

has very low levels of RF energy that it deemed

to comply without maximum permissive expo-

sure evaluation (MPE). But it is desirable that

it should be installed and operated keeping the

radiator at least 20 cm or more away from per-

son’s body (excluding extremities: hands,

wrists, feet and ankles).

This transmitter must not be co-located or op-

erated in conjunction with any other antenna

or transmitter.

Information to User

Alteration or modifications carried out without

appropriate authorization may invalidate the

user’s right to operate the equipment.

For Canadian model

This Class B digital apparatus complies with

Canadian ICES-003.

The Safety of Your Ears is in

Your Hands

Get the most out of your equipment by playing

it at a safe level—a level that lets the sound

come through clearly without annoying blar-

ing or distortion and, most importantly, with-

out affecting your sensitive hearing. Sound

can be deceiving. Over time, your hearing

“comfort level”adapts to higher volumes of

sound, so what sounds “normal”can actually

be loud and harmful to your hearing. Guard

against this by setting your equipment at a

safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts.

ESTABLISH A SAFE LEVEL:

!Set your volume control at a low setting.

!Slowly increase the sound until you can

hear it comfortably and clearly, without dis-

tortion.

!Once you have established a comfortable

sound level, set the dial and leave it there.

BE SURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING

GUIDELINES:

!Do not turn up the volume so high that you

can’t hear what’s around you.

!Use caution or temporarily discontinue use

in potentially hazardous situations.

!Do not use headphones while operating a

motorized vehicle; the use of headphones

may create a traffic hazard and is illegal in

many areas.

About this unit

The tuner frequencies on this unit are allo-

cated for use in North America. Use in other

areas may result in poor reception.

WARNING

Handling the cord on this product or cords asso-

ciated with accessories sold with the product

may expose you to chemicals listed on proposi-

tion 65 known to the State of California and other

governmental entities to cause cancer and birth

defect or other reproductive harm. Wash hands

after handling.

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Before you start

CAUTION:

USE OF CONTROL OR ADJUSTMENT OR

PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES

OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN

MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

CAUTION:

THE USE OF OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS

WITH THIS PRODUCT WILL INCREASE

EYE HAZARD.

CAUTION

!Do not allow this unit to come into contact

with liquids. Electrical shock could result.

Also, damage to this unit, smoke, and over-

heating could result from contact with liquids.

!Keep this manual handy for future reference.

!Always keep the volume low enough to hear

outside sounds.

!Avoid exposure to moisture.

!If the battery is disconnected or discharged,

any preset memory will be erased.

Important (Serial number)

The serial number is located on the bottom of

this unit. For your own security and convenience,

be sure to record this number on the enclosed

warranty card.

DVD video disc region numbers

Only DVD video discs with compatible region

numbers can be played on this player. You can

find the region number of the player on the

bottom of this unit and in this manual (refer to

Specifications on page 102).

About this manual

This unit features a number of sophisticated

functions to ensure superior reception and op-

eration. All the functions have been designed

for the easiest possible use, but many are not

self-explanatory. This operation manual will

help you benefit fully from this unit’s potential

and to maximize your listening enjoyment.

We recommend that you familiarize yourself

with the functions and their operation by read-

ing through the manual before you begin

using this unit. It is especially important that

you read and observe WARNINGs and CAU-

TIONs in this manual.

Operating environment

This unit should be used within the tempera-

ture ranges shown below.

Operating temperature range: –10 °C to +60 °C

(14 °F to 140 °F)

EN300328 ETC test temperature: –20 °C and

+55 °C (–4 °F and 131 °F)

After-sales service for

Pioneer products

Please contact the dealer or distributor from

where you purchased this unit for after-sales

service (including warranty conditions) or any

other information. In case the necessary infor-

mation is not available, please contact the

companies listed below:

Please do not ship your unit to the companies

at the addresses listed below for repair without

advance contact.

U.S.A.

Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT DIVISION

P.O. Box 1760

Long Beach, CA 90801-1760

800-421-1404

CANADA

Pioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION DEPARTMENT

300 Allstate Parkway

Markham, Ontario L3R 0P2

1-877-283-5901

905-479-4411

Section

02 Before you start

For warranty information please see the Lim-

ited Warranty sheet included with this unit.

Visit our website

Visit us at the following site:

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com

1 Register your product. We will keep the details

of your purchase on file to help you refer to

this information in the event of an insurance

claim such as loss or theft.

2 Receive updates on the latest products and

technologies.

3 Download owner’s manuals, order product

catalogues, research new products, and

much more.

4 Your feedback is important in our continual ef-

fort to design and build the most advanced,

consumer-focused product in the industry.

Serial number

Protecting your unit from theft

The front panel can be detached to deter theft.

!If the front panel is not detached from the

head unit within four seconds of turning off

the ignition, a warning tone will sound.

!You can turn off the warning tone. Refer to

Switching the warning tone on page 63.

Important

!Handle gently when removing or attaching

the front panel.

!Avoid subjecting the front panel to excessive

shock.

!Keep the front panel out of direct sunlight and

high temperatures.

!If removed, replace the front panel on the unit

before starting up your vehicle.

!To avoid damaging the device or vehicle inter-

ior, remove any cables and devices attached

to the front panel before detaching it.

Removing the front panel

%Pinch the top and bottom of its right

side and pull the front panel out.

Take care not pinch it too tightly or to drop it,

and also avoid contact with water or other

fluids to prevent permanent damage.

Re-attaching the front panel

1 Slide the front panel to the left.

The front panel and the head unit are con-

nected on the left side. Make sure that the

front panel has been properly connected to

the head unit.

2 Press the right side of the front panel

until it is firmly seated.

#If you can’t attach the front panel to the head

unit successfully, try again. Forcing the front

panel into place may result in damage.

Resetting the microprocessor

By pressing RESET, you can reset the micro-

processor to its initial settings without chan-

ging the bookmark information.

The microprocessor must be reset in the fol-

lowing situations:

!Before using this unit for the first time after

installation

!If the unit fails to operate properly

!When strange or incorrect messages ap-

pear on the display

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Before you start

1 Turn the ignition switch OFF.

2 Press RESET with a pen tip or other

pointed instrument.

RESET button

Note

Switch your engine ON or set the ignition switch

to ACC ON before pressing RESET in the follow-

ing situations:

!After completing connections

!When erasing all stored settings

!When resetting the unit to its initial (factory)

settings

Demo mode

The feature demo automatically starts when

you select Off for the source and continues

while the ignition switch is set to ACC or ON.

To cancel the feature demo, press and hold

MUTE/. Press and hold MUTE/ again to

restart. Operating the feature demo while the

car engine is turned off it may drain the bat-

tery power.

Important

Failure to connect the red lead (ACC) of this unit

to a terminal coupled with ignition switch on/off

operations may lead to battery drain.

Adjusting the response

positions of the touch panels

(Touch Panel Calibration)

If you feel that the touch panel keys on the

screen deviate from the actual positions that

respond to your touch, adjust the response po-

sitions of the touch panel. Refer to Adjusting

the response positions of the touch panels

(Touch Panel Calibration) on page 69.

Use and care of the remote

control

Installing the battery

Slide the tray on the back of the remote con-

trol out and insert the battery with the plus (+)

and minus (–) poles aligned properly.

!When using for the first time, pull out the

film protruding from the tray.

WARNING

!Keep the battery out of the reach of children.

Should the battery be swallowed, consult a

doctor immediately.

!Batteries (battery pack or batteries installed)

must not be exposed to excessive heat such

as sunshine, fire or the like.

CAUTION

!Use one CR2025 (3 V) lithium battery.

!Remove the battery if the remote control is not

used for a month or longer.

!There is a danger of explosion if the battery is

incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the

same or equivalent type.

!Do not handle the battery with metallic tools.

!Do not store the battery with metallic objects.

!If the battery leaks, wipe the remote control

completely clean and install a new battery.

!When disposing of used batteries, comply

with governmental regulations or environmen-

tal public institutions’rules that apply in your

country/area.

Section

02 Before you start

!“Perchlorate Material –special handling may

apply.

See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/

perchlorate. (Applicable to California, U.S.A.)”

Using the remote control

Point the remote control in the direction of the

front panel to operate.

Important

!Do not store the remote control in high tem-

peratures or direct sunlight.

!The remote control may not function properly

in direct sunlight.

!Do not let the remote control fall onto the

floor, where it may become jammed under the

brake or accelerator pedal.

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Before you start

Head unit

Part Part

1Volume/MUTE/8OPEN/CLOSE

Displaying the

menu.

Returning to the

normal display.

AUX input jack

(3.5 mm stereo/

video jack)

Use to connect an

auxiliary device.

MODE

Turning the infor-

mation display off.

Auto EQ micro-

phone input jack

Use to connect an

auto EQ micro-

phone.

4Disc loading slot b

USB port

When connecting,

open the USB con-

nector lid.

5SRC/OFF cRESET

6c/d(TRACK/

SEEK)dSD memory card

slot

7h(eject)

CAUTION

!Use an optional Pioneer USB cable (CD-U50E)

to connect the USB audio player/USB mem-

ory as any device connected directly to the

unit will protrude out from the unit and may

be dangerous.

!Do not use unauthorized products.

Notes

!Insert it with the contact surface facing down,

and press on the card until it clicks and com-

pletely locks into place.

!When the navigation system is connected,

press MODE to switch to the navigation dis-

play. Press MODE and hold to turn the display

off.

Press MODE again to turn the display on.

!Press and hold MENU to display

Picture Adjustment.

Refer to Changing the picture adjustment on

page 68.

!For details on how to operate a navigation sys-

tem from this unit, refer to its operation man-

ual.

Section

03 What’s what

Remote control

1 5

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











Part Operation

1Thumb pad

Click to recall Menu.

Use to select a menu

on the DVD menu.

2RETURN

Press to display the

PBC (playback con-

trol) menu during PBC

playback.

fPress to pause or re-

sume playback.

Press to return to the

previous track (chap-

ter).

pPress to go to the next

track (chapter).

gPress to stop play-

back.

4a/b(FOLDER/P.CH)

Press to select the

next/previous folder.

Press to recall radio

station frequencies as-

signed to preset tun-

ing keys.

Part Operation

5BAND/ESC

Press to select the

tuner band when

tuner is selected as a

source. Also used to

cancel the control

mode of functions.

Press to switch be-

tween modes when

playing discs with

compressed audio

and audio data (CD-

DA) such as CD-

EXTRA and MIXED-

MODE CDs.

Press to display the

DVD menu during

DVD playback.

TOP MENU

Press to return to the

top menu during DVD

playback.

AUDIO

Press to change the

audio language during

DVD playback.

Press to switch audio

output for Video CD/

DivX.

SUBTITLE

Press to change the

subtitle language dur-

ing DVD/DivX play-

back.

ANGLE

Press to change the

viewing angle during

DVD playback.

8REAR SRC

Press to cycle through

all the available rear

sources.

Press and hold to turn

the rear source off.

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What’s what

Basic operations of this unit

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Radio

Disc

iPod

AUX

Rear

View

Rear Front

3 54 6

Touch panel keys

1Displaying the source menu.

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Switching to clock adjust-

ment display.

Refer to Setting the clock on

page 16.

Radio

Source icon

Selecting a favorite source.

When the source icon is not

displayed, it can be displayed

by touching the screen.

4Rear Front

Switching the output source

for the rear monitor.

Refer to Setting rear monitor

output on page 68.

5Rear

View

Switching the rear view

image on or off.

6Turning the unit off.

Turning the unit on using the buttons

1Press SRC/OFF to turn the unit on.

Turning the unit off using the buttons

1Press SRC/OFF and hold until the unit turns off.

Selecting a source using the buttons

1Press SRC/OFF to cycle through the sources

listed below:

Selecting a source using the touch panel keys

1Touch the source icon and then touch the desired

source name.

!XM –XM tuner

!Sirius –SIRIUS tuner

!Radio/HD Radio –Radio/Digital Radio tuner

!AV –AV input

!Disc –Built-in DVD player

!USB/iPod –USB/iPod

!Pandora –Pandora

!SD –SD memory card

!EXT1 –External unit 1

!EXT2 –External unit 2

!AUX –AUX

!When the source icon is not displayed, it can be

displayed by touching the screen.

!While operating the menu, you cannot select a

source by touching the source icon.

Adjusting the volume

1Turn MUTE/to adjust the volume.

Notes

!In this manual, iPod and iPhone will be re-

ferred to as “iPod”.

!The USB/iPod icon will change as follows:

—USB is displayed when a USB storage de-

vice is connected.

—iPod is displayed when an iPod is con-

nected.

—USB/iPod is displayed when no device is

connected.

!When appropriately set up, the image from

the rear view camera can be displayed auto-

matically. For details, refer to Setting the rear

view camera (back up camera) on page 63.

!An external unit refers to a Pioneer product,

such as those which will be available in the fu-

ture. Although incompatible as a source, the

basic functions of up to two external units can

be controlled with this unit. When two exter-

nal units are connected, the external units are

automatically allocated to external unit 1 or

external unit 2.

!If the HD Radio tuner is connected to this

unit, tuner source is skipped.

Section

04 Basic operations

Operating the scroll icon

and the scrubber bar

Audio

Fader/Balance F/R 0 L/R 0

Super Bass

Graphic EQ

Auto EQ

High

Off

L/R 0Sonic Center Control

Loudness

Subwoofer

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1Scroll icon

Appears when selectable items are hidden.

2Scrubber bar

Appears when the playback point can be spe-

cified or set by dragging.

Viewing the hidden items

1Touch the scroll icon or drag the scrubber bar to

view any hidden items.

!Also, you can drag the list to view any hidden

items.

Specifying the playback point

1Drag the scrubber bar on the screen.

(Not available when the scrubber bar is grayed

out.)

Activating the touch panel

keys

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Return

Touch panel keys

Turning the display to simpli-

fied display.

Returning to the normal dis-

play by touching the screen

when playing moving

images.

Returning to the normal dis-

play by touching same icon

when playing audio.

2Viewing the hidden touch

panel keys.

3Shorten the touch panel

area.

Common operations for

menu settings/lists

Starting the Bluetooth telephone

menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth tel-

ephone operations on page 27.

Displaying the list menu.

Starting the search function.

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Basic operations

Displaying the menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu opera-

tions on page 52.

Displaying still images as a slide

show when listening to another

source.

Viewing slide shows.

Refer to Introduction of still image

playback operations on page 25.

Returning to the previous display.

Returning to the previous list/cate-

gory (the folder/category one level

higher.)

Opening and closing the

LCD panel

The LCD panel will open or close automatically

when the ignition switch is turned on or off.

You can turn off the automatic close/open

function.

!Do not close the LCD panel by force with

your hands. That will cause a malfunction.

!The automatic close/open function will op-

erate the display as follows.

—When the ignition switch is turned OFF

while the LCD panel is opened, the LCD

panel will close after six seconds.

—When the ignition switch is turned ON

again (or turned to ACC), the LCD panel

will open automatically.

—Removing or attaching the front panel

will automatically close or open the LCD

panel. (Refer to Protecting your unit from

theft on page 9.)

!When the ignition switch is turned OFF

after the LCD panel has been closed, turn-

ing the ignition switch ON again (or turning

it to ACC) will not open the LCD panel. In

this case, press OPEN/CLOSE to open the

LCD panel.

!When closing the LCD panel, check to

make sure that it has closed completely. If

the LCD panel has stopped halfway, leaving

it like this could result in damage.

CAUTION

Keep hands and fingers clear of the unit when

opening, closing, or adjusting the LCD panel. Be

especially cautious of children’s hands and fin-

gers.

%Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the LCD

panel.

#To close the LCD panel, press OPEN/CLOSE

again.

Turning the LCD panel horizontally

When the LCD panel is upright and hinders

the operation of the air conditioner, the panel

can be turned horizontally temporarily.

%Press and hold OPEN/CLOSE to turn the

LCD panel horizontally.

#To return to the original position, press and

hold OPEN/CLOSE again.

#The LCD panel returns to the original position

automatically, indicated with a beeping sound 10

seconds after operation.

Ejecting a disc

1 Press h(eject).

2 Eject a disc.

Ejecting an SD

1 Remove the front panel.

Refer to Removing the front panel on page 9.

2 Push an SD.

3 Eject an SD.

Setting the clock

1 Switch to Clock Adjustment display.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Select the item to set.

3 Touch aor bto set the correct date

and time.

Section

04 Basic operations

Introduction of tuner

operations

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Band:

FM1

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Radio

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87.9 MHz

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4 5

Touch panel keys

Turning local seek tuning on

and off.

Refer to Tuning in to strong

signals on page 32.

Switching the equalizer

curves.

Refer to Using the equalizer

on page 53.

Touch and hold for more

than two seconds to turn the

auto-equalizer on or off.

Refer to Using the auto-

equalizer on page 54.

Displaying the preset chan-

nel list.

Refer to Storing and recalling

stations on page 32.

Refer to Storing the strongest

stations on page 32.

4Band: Selecting a band (FM1, FM2,

FM3 for FM or AM).

Recalling radio station fre-

quencies assigned to preset

tuning keys.

6TAG

Saving song information

(tag) from the broadcasting

station to your iPod.

Refer to Using iTunes tagging

on page 33.

Manual tuning (step by step) using the buttons

1Press cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Seek tuning using the buttons

1Press and hold cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Note

Listening AM radio while an iPod is charged from

this unit may generate noise. In this case, discon-

nect the iPod from this unit.

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Section

Tuner

Introduction of video

playback operations

You can view DVD/DVD-R/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/

CD-RW/USB/SD/iPod.

If an iPod with video capabilities is connected

to this unit using an interface cable such as

the CD-IU50V (sold separately), you can enjoy

the video contents of the iPod as an iPod

source.

DVD video

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iPod

When playing a disc containing a mixture

of various media file types

01:45 -02:45

Touch panel keys

Selecting the repeat range.

Refer to Repeating playback

on page 35.

During playback, touch the

point at which you want to re-

sume playback the next time

the disc is loaded.

Refer to Resume playback

(Bookmark) on page 37.

Changing the screen mode.

Refer to Changing the wide

screen mode on page 40.

Switching the equalizer

curves.

Refer to Using the equalizer

on page 53.

Touch and hold for more

than two seconds to turn the

auto-equalizer on or off.

Refer to Using the auto-

equalizer on page 54.

Switching between audio

languages during playback.

Refer to Changing audio lan-

guage during playback (Multi-

audio) on page 37.

Switching between subtitle

languages during playback.

Refer to Changing the subti-

tle language during playback

(Multi-subtitle) on page 38.

Switching among viewing

angles during playback.

Refer to Changing the view-

ing angle during playback

(Multi-angle) on page 38.

Switching the audio output,

when playing video discs re-

corded with LPCM audio.

Refer to Selecting audio out-

put on page 38.

Switching between stereo

and monaural audio output,

when playing Video CD

discs.

Section

06 Playing moving images

Starting the search function.

Refer to Searching for the part

you want to play on page 37.

Refer to Selecting files from

the file name list on page 39.

Displaying iPod menus.

Refer to Playing videos from

your iPod on page 35 and

Browsing for a video/music

on the iPod on page 36.

Pausing playback.

Returning to normal play-

back during paused, slow

motion, or frame-by-frame

playback.

Displaying the DVD menu

during DVD playback.

Refer to Operating the DVD

menu on page 34.

cReturning to the top menu

during DVD playback.

Stopping playback.

Stopping playback at the

point set in Resume play-

back.

Touch one more time to stop

playback completely when

playing DivX.

Refer to Resume playback

(Bookmark) on page 37.

Displaying arrow keys to op-

erate the DVD menu.

Refer to Using the arrow keys

on page 34.

Skipping to another title.

Selecting a folder during

DivX file playback.

Moving ahead one frame at a

time during playback.

Refer to Frame-by-frame play-

back on page 37.

Touch and hold for more

than two seconds to slow

down playback speed.

Speeding up the playback

speed in four steps during

slow motion playback on

DVD video/Video CD.

Speeding down the playback

speed in four steps, during

slow motion playback on

Video CD.

iReturn

Returning to the specified

scene to which the DVD cur-

rently being played has been

preprogrammed to return.

Refer to Return to the speci-

fied scene on page 38.

Playing the video on your

iPod in a random order.

Refer to Random play (shuf-

fle) on page 35.

Switching the S.Rtrv (sound

retriever) function setting

when playing a video on your

iPod.

Refer to Using S.Rtrv (sound

retriever) on page 39.

Conducting operation from

your iPod and listening to it

using your car’s speakers.

Refer to Operating this unit’s

iPod function from your iPod

on page 34.

Switching between media

file types to play on DVD/CD/

USB/SD.

Refer to Switching the media

file type on page 33.

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Section

Playing moving images

Playing back videos

1Insert the disc into the disc loading slot with the

label side up.

Playback will automatically start.

!If you are playing a DVD or Video CD, a menu

may appear. Refer to Operating the DVD menu on

page 34 and PBC playback on page 38.

!When the automatic playback function is on, the

unit will skip the DVD menu and automatically

start playback from the first chapter of the first

title. Refer to Automatic playback of DVDs on page

59.

!While an iPod is connected to this unit, PIONEER,

Accessory Attached or (check mark) is dis-

played on the iPod.

!When the source icon is not displayed, it can be

displayed by touching the screen.

!Disconnect headphones from the iPod before

connecting it to this unit.

!Depending on the iPod model and the amount of

data stored in the iPod, it may take some time for

playback to begin.

!Use the touch panel keys to select the iPod after

connecting it to this unit.

!No Device is displayed when disconnecting the

iPod.

!If a message is displayed after loading a disc con-

taining DivX VOD content, touch Play.

Refer to Playing DivXâVOD content on page 40.

Ejecting a disc

1Refer to Ejecting a disc on page 16 or Ejecting an

SD on page 16.

Selecting a chapter using the buttons

1Press cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Fast forwarding or reversing using the buttons

1Press and hold cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

!Fast forward/fast rewind may not always be possi-

ble on some discs. In such cases, normal play-

back will automatically resume.

Notes

!This DVD player can play back a DivX file re-

corded on CD-R/RW or DVD-R/RW. (Please

see the following section for files that can be

played back. Refer to DivX video files on page

95.)

!Do not insert anything other than a DVD (-R/-

RW) or CD (-R/-RW) into the disc loading slot.

!If the bookmark function is on, DVD playback

resumes from the selected point. For more de-

tails, refer to Resume playback (Bookmark) on

page 37.

!Some operations may not be available while

watching a media due to the programming of

the disc. In such cases, the icon appears

on the screen.

!To ensure proper operation, connect the dock

connector cable from the iPod directly to this

unit.

!While the iPod is connected to this unit, the

iPod cannot be turned on or off.

However, the iPod can be turned on or off

when you select an SD as the source.

Section

06 Playing moving images

Introduction of sound

playback operations

You can listen to DVD-R/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/

CD-RW/USB/SD/iPod sound files.

Audio CD

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iPod audio

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You can control an iPod with this unit by using

a cable such as the CD-IU50 (sold separately).

Touch panel keys

Selecting the repeat

range.

Refer to Repeating play-

back on page 35.

Playing songs in random

order.

Refer to Random play

(shuffle) on page 35.

Switching the S.Rtrv

(sound retriever) function

setting when playing

audio.

Refer to Using S.Rtrv

(sound retriever) on page

39.

Switching the equalizer

curves.

Refer to Using the equali-

zer on page 53.

Touch and hold for more

than two seconds to turn

the auto-equalizer on or

off.

Refer to Using the auto-

equalizer on page 54.

Displaying a list of track

titles to select songs on a

CD.

Refer to Selecting tracks

from the track title list on

page 39.

Displaying the file name

list to select the files.

Refer to Selecting files

from the file name list on

page 39.

Displaying iPod menus.

Refer to Browsing for a

video/music on the iPod

on page 36.

6Pausing and starting

playback.

Switching the text infor-

mation to display on this

unit when playing MP3/

WMA/AAC files.

8Selecting a folder.

Switching between

media file types on a

DVD/CD/USB/SD.

Refer to Switching the

media file type on page

33.

Playing songs on the

iPod in random order.

Refer to Random play

(shuffle) on page 35.

Changing the speed of

audiobook playback on

the iPod.

Refer to Changing audio-

book speed on page 39.

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Section

Playing audio

Switching to Link Search

mode to play songs re-

lated to the currently

playing song on the iPod.

Refer to Displaying lists

related to the currently

playing song (Link Search)

on page 39.

Playing all songs on the

iPod in random order.

Refer to Playing all songs

in random order (shuffle

all) on page 35.

Conducting operation

from your iPod and listen-

ing to it using your car’s

speakers.

Refer to Operating this

unit’s iPod function from

your iPod on page 34.

Text information

Displaying the Songs list

on the iPod.

Refer to Searching for a

video/music by category

on page 36.

Displaying the Artists list

on the iPod.

Refer to Searching for a

video/music by category

on page 36.

Displaying the Albums

list on the iPod.

Refer to Searching for a

video/music by category

on page 36.

Artwork display

Starting Album Link Search on your iPod

when you touch the artwork display.

Refer to Displaying lists related to the cur-

rently playing song (Link Search) on page 39.

Playing back sound

1Insert the disc into the disc loading slot with the

label side up.

Playback will automatically start.

!While an iPod is connected to this unit, PIONEER,

Accessory Attached or (check mark) is dis-

played on the iPod.

!When the source icon is not displayed, it can be

displayed by touching the screen.

!Disconnect headphones from the iPod before

connecting it to this unit.

!Depending on the iPod model and the amount of

data stored in the iPod, it may take some time for

playback to begin.

!Use the touch panel keys to select the iPod after

connecting it to this unit.

!No Device is displayed when disconnecting the

iPod.

Ejecting a disc

1Refer to Ejecting a disc on page 16 or Ejecting an

SD on page 16.

Selecting a track using the buttons

1Press cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Fast forwarding or reversing using the buttons

1Press and hold cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Notes

!When playing back files recorded as VBR

(variable bit rate) files, the play time will not be

correctly displayed if fast forward or reverse

operations are used.

!To ensure proper operation, connect the dock

connector cable from the iPod directly to this

unit.

!While the iPod is connected to this unit, the

iPod cannot be turned on or off.

However, the iPod can be turned on or off

when you select an SD as the source.

!If the characters recorded on the disc are not

compatible with this unit, those characters

will not be displayed.

!Text information may not be correctly dis-

played depending on the recorded environ-

ment.

!Disconnect the USB portable audio player/

USB memory when you are done using it.

!When you select Clock or Speana on Select-

ing the background display on page 66, the art-

work is not displayed.

Section

07 Playing audio

Introduction of Pandora

operations

You can play the Pandora by connecting your

iPod which was installed the Pandora applica-

tion.

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Important

Requirements to access the Pandora music ser-

vice using the Pioneer car audio/video products:

!Apple iPhone (first generation), iPhone 3G,

iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4 with firmware version

3.0 or later.

!Latest version of the Pandora application for

the iPhone, downloaded to your device.

(Search Apple iTunes App Store for

“Pandora”).

!Current Pandora account (Free account and

paid accounts available from Pandora; create

a free account online at

http://www.pandora.com/register or through

the Pandora application for the iPhone).

!iPhone Data Plan.

Note: if the Data Plan for your iPhone does

not provide for unlimited data usage, addi-

tional charges from AT&T may apply for acces-

sing the Pandora service via AT&T’s 3G and/or

EDGE networks.

!Connection to the Internet via 3G, EDGE or

WiFi network.

!Optional Pioneer adapter cable connecting

your iPhone to the Pioneer car audio/video

products.

Limitations:

!Access to the Pandora service will depend on

the availability of a cellular and/or WiFi net-

work for purposes of allowing your iPhone to

connect to the Internet.

!Pandora’s service is currently only available in

the U.S.

!Ability of the Pioneer car audio/video products

to access the Pandora service is subject to

change without notice and could be affected

by any of the following: compatibility issues

with future firmware versions of iPhones;

compatibility issues with future firmware ver-

sions of the Pandora application for the

iPhone; changes to the Pandora music service

by Pandora; discontinuation of the Pandora

music service by Pandora.

!Certain functionality of the Pandora service is

not available when accessing the service

through the Pioneer car audio/video products,

including, but not limited to, creating new sta-

tions, deleting stations, emailing current sta-

tions, buying songs from iTunes, viewing

additional text information, logging in to

Pandora, and adjusting Cell Network Audio

Quality.

Pandora Internet radio is a music service not af-

filiated with Pioneer. More information is avail-

able at http://www.pandora.com.

You can play the Pandora by connecting your

iPod which was installed the Pandora applica-

tion and starting up the Pandora application.

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Section

Using Pandoraâ

Touch panel keys

Switching the S.Rtrv

(sound retriever) function

setting while playing

Pandora.

Refer to Using S.Rtrv

(sound retriever) on page

39.

Switching the equalizer

curves.

Refer to Using the equali-

zer on page 53.

Touch and hold for more

than two seconds to turn

the auto-equalizer on or

off.

Refer to Using the auto-

equalizer on page 54.

Displaying the QuickMix/

station list to select

QuickMix or the desired

station.

Refer to Selecting and

playing the QuickMix/sta-

tion list on page 41.

4Pausing and starting

playback.

Storing song information

(Bookmark).

Refer to Storing song in-

formation (bookmarks) on

page 41.

Giving a “Thumbs-down”

for the song currently

playing and then skip-

ping to the next song.

Giving a “Thumbs-up”for

the song currently play-

ing.

Text information

8Displaying the station list.

Playing songs

1Open the USB port cover.

2Connect an iPod to the USB cable using an iPod

Dock Connector.

3Start up the Pandora application installed on the

iPod.

Skipping tracks

1Press d.

Section

08 Using Pandoraâ

Introduction of still image

playback operations

You can view still images saved in CD-R/CD-

RW/USB/SD.

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When playing a disc containing a mixture

of various media file types

When loading a CD-R/CD-RW/USB/SD con-

taining JPEG picture files, this unit starts a sli-

deshow from the first folder/picture on the

disc/device. The player displays the pictures in

each folder on the CD-R/CD-RW in alphabeti-

cal order by file name.

The table below shows the controls for viewing

a slideshow.

Touch panel keys

Selecting the repeat range.

Refer to Repeating playback

on page 35.

Playing files in a random

order.

Refer to Random play (shuf-

fle) on page 35.

Changing the screen

mode.

Refer to Changing the wide

screen mode on page 40.

Displaying the file name

list to select the files.

Refer to Selecting files from

the file name list on page

39.

5Starting or pausing the sli-

deshow.

6Rotating the displayed pic-

ture 90° clockwise.

Capturing an image in

JPEG files.

Refer to Capture an image

in JPEG files on page 40.

8Selecting a folder.

Switching between media

file types.

Refer to Switching the

media file type on page 33.

Playing still images

1Insert the disc into the disc loading slot with the

label side up.

Playback will automatically start.

!When the source icon is not displayed, it can be

displayed by touching the screen.

Ejecting a disc.

1Refer to Ejecting a disc on page 16 or Ejecting an

SD on page 16.

Selecting a file using the buttons

1Press cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

Fast file searching

1Press and hold cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

!You can search 10 JPEG files at a time.

Notes

!This unit can play back a JPEG file recorded

on CD-R/CD-RW/SD/USB storage device.

(Please see the following section for files that

can be played back. Refer to JPEG picture files

on page 95.)

!Files are played back in file number order and

folders are skipped if they contain no files. (If

folder 01 (ROOT) contains no files, playback

commences with folder 02.)

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Section

Playing still images

Introduction of still image

playback as a slideshow

operations

You can view still images saved in CD-R/CD-

RW/USB/SD as a slideshow when listening to

another source.

Capture

Full

Off

The table below shows the controls for viewing

a slideshow.

Touch panel keys

Selecting the repeat range.

Refer to Repeating playback

on page 35.

Playing files in a random

order.

Refer to Random play (shuf-

fle) on page 35.

Changing the screen

mode.

Refer to Changing the wide

screen mode on page 40.

4Selecting a folder.

5Selecting a file.

6Starting or pausing the sli-

deshow.

7Rotating the displayed pic-

ture 90° clockwise.

Capturing an image in

JPEG files.

Refer to Capture an image

in JPEG files on page 40.

1 Start slideshow when listening to an-

other source.

Refer to Common operations for menu set-

tings/lists on page 15.

Displaying still images as a slide

show.

2 Select the device containing the files

that you want to display.

!Disc –Built-in DVD player

!USB –USB

!SD –SD memory card

#To cancel searching, touch Cancel.

Note

When the USB or SD source is selected, this unit

cannot view still images on USB/SD as a

slideshow.

Section

09 Playing still images

Introduction of Bluetooth

telephone operations

Telephone standby display

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P.CH

Band:

FM1

Radio

ABCDEHGHI

012345678901

Off On

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45 7

2163

When switching to the entering phone

number mode

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012345678901

123

456

789

*0#

Off

8 ba9

You can use Bluetooth telephone.

Important

!Since this unit is on standby to connect with

your cellular phone via Bluetooth wireless

technology, using it without the engine run-

ning can drain the battery power.

!Advanced operations that require attention

such as dialing numbers on the monitor, etc.,

are prohibited while driving. Park your vehicle

in a safe place when using these advanced

operations.

!Operations available may be limited depend-

ing on the cellular phone connected to this

unit.

!Be sure to park your vehicle in a safe place

and apply the parking brake when performing

this operation.

1Incoming call notice

Indicates that an incoming call has been re-

ceived and has not been checked yet.

!Not displayed for calls made when your

cellular phone is disconnected from this

unit.

Touch panel keys

Switching the mode to enter

the phone number directly.

Refer to Making a call by en-

tering phone number on page

49.

Switching to the call history

list.

Refer to Using the missed, re-

ceived and dialed call lists on

page 48.

Switching to the phone book

mode.

Refer to Calling a number in

the phone book on page 47.

Refer to Selecting a number

by alphabet search mode on

page 47.

Turning automatic answering

on or off.

Refer to Setting automatic an-

swering on page 48.

Turning the ring tone for in-

coming calls on or off.

Refer to Switching the ring

tone on page 48.

Displaying the preset dial

screen.

Refer to Using the preset dial

lists on page 48.

Displaying the Bluetooth

connection menu.

Refer to the instructions

from page 49 to page 51.

Turning private mode on or

off.

Refer to Setting the private

mode on page 49.

Adjusting the other party’s

listening volume.

Refer to Adjusting the other

party’s listening volume on

page 48.

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Section

Bluetooth Telephone

Accepting an incoming call.

Making a phone call, when

selecting a phone number.

Switching between callers on

hold.

Ending a call.

Rejecting an incoming call.

Canceling call waiting.

Notes

!You can also use MUTE/to accept an in-

coming call, end a call and reject an incoming

call.

!Private mode can only be operated while you

are talking on the phone.

!To end the call, both you and the other caller

must hang up your phones.

Setting up for hands-free phoning

Before you can use the hands-free phoning

function you must set up the unit for use with

your cellular phone. This entails establishing a

Bluetooth wireless connection between this

unit and your phone, registering your phone

with this unit, and adjusting the volume level.

1Connection

First, you need to connect a Bluetooth telephone

to this unit.

For detailed instructions on connecting your

phone to this unit via Bluetooth wireless technol-

ogy, see following section. Using a Bluetooth de-

vice to pair on page 50 and Pairing from this unit

on page 49.

2Volume adjustment

Adjust the earpiece volume of your cellular phone

to your preference. The unit will record the ad-

justed volume level as the default setting.

!The volume of the caller’s voice and ring tone

may vary depending on the type of cellular

phone.

!If there is a large volume difference between

the ring tone and caller’s voice, the overall vo-

lume level may become unstable.

!Make sure to adjust the volume to a proper

level before disconnecting the cellular phone

from the unit. If the volume is muted (zero

level) on your cellular phone, the volume level

of your cellular phone remains muted even

after the cellular phone is disconnected.

Section

10 Bluetooth Telephone

Introduction of XM/SIRIUS

tuner operations

SIRIUS tuner

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SIRIUS

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SIRIUS

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Off

Mode

All CH

Team

Off

54123

Memo

Edit

Team

Setting

Instant

Replay

Game

Info

Memo

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XM tuner

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Mode

All CH

541

Memo

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8ab

You can use this unit to control an XM satellite

digital tuner (GEX-P920XM), which is sold se-

parately.

You can use this unit to control a SIRIUS Satel-

lite Radio tuner, which is sold separately.

For details concerning operation, refer to the

XM tuner’s operation manuals. This section

provides information on XM operations with

this unit which differs from that described in

the XM tuner’s operation manual.

When the SIRIUS tuner is used together with

this unit, some operations differ slightly from

those described in the SIRIUS operation man-

ual. This manual provides information on

these points. For all other information on

using the SIRIUS tuner, please refer to the SIR-

IUS operation manual.

!With this unit, you can operate one addi-

tional function: XM/SIRIUS channel direct

selection. Refer to Selecting an XM/SIRIUS

channel directly on page 42.

Touch panel keys

Mode

All CH

Mode

category

1 Display the iPod menus.

Refer to Playing moving images on page 18.

Refer to Playing audio on page 21.

2 Touch one of the categories in which

you want to search for a video/music.

!Video Playlists (video playlists)

!Movies (movies)

!Music Videos (music videos)

!Video Podcasts (video podcasts)

!TV Shows (TV shows)

!Playlists (playlists)

!Artists (artists)

!Albums (albums)

!Songs (songs)

!Podcasts (podcasts)

!Genres (genres)

!Composers (composers)

!Audiobooks (audiobooks)

3 Touch the title of the list that you want

to play.

Repeat this operation until you find the de-

sired video/music.

4 Start playback of the selected list.

Starting playback of the selected list.

Searching the list by alphabet

(Function for iPod)

1 Select a category.

Refer to Searching for a video/music by cate-

gory on this page.

2 Switch to alphabet search mode.

Switching to alphabet search mode.

Alphabet search mode is displayed.

3 Touch the first letter of the title of the

video/song you are looking for.

While searching, touch panel key operation is

not available.

#To refine the search with a different letter,

touch Cancel.

4 Touch the title of the list that you want

to play.

Repeat this operation until you find the de-

sired song/video.

5 Start playback of the selected list.

Starting playback of the selected list.

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Resume playback (Bookmark)

(Function for DVD video)

By using the Bookmark function, you can re-

sume playback from a selected scene the next

time the disc is loaded.

The selected scene will be bookmarked so that

playback resumes from that point next time.

!To clear the bookmark on a disc, touch and

hold the button during playback.

!The oldest bookmark is replaced by the

new one.

Frame-by-frame playback

(Function for DVD video/video CD/DivX file)

Note

Images during frame-by-frame playback may be

unclear for some discs.

Slow motion playback

Notes

!There is no sound during slow motion play-

back.

!Images during slow motion playback may be

unclear for some discs.

!Reverse slow motion playback is not

available.

Searching for the part you

want to play

You can use the search function to find the

part you want to play.

For DVD videos, you can select Title (title),

Chapter (chapter) or 10key (numeric keypad).

For video CDs, you can select Track (track) or

10key (numeric keypad).

!Chapter search is not available when disc

playback is stopped.

!This function cannot be operated during

some DVD videos or Video CD playback

featuring PBC (playback control).

1 Start the search function.

Refer to Playing moving images on page 18.

2 Touch the desired search option (e.g.,

Chapter).

3 Touch 0 to 9 to input the desired num-

ber.

#To cancel the entered numbers, touch C.

4 Start playback from the selected part.

Registering the numbers and start-

ing playback.

Note

With discs featuring a menu, you can also use

the DVD menu to make your selection.

Refer to Playing moving images on page 18.

Changing audio language

during playback (Multi-audio)

With DVDs/DivX files that provides audio play-

back in different languages and different

audio systems (Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.), you

can switch between languages/audio systems

during playback.

Notes

!With some DVDs, switching between lan-

guages/audio systems may only be possible

using a menu display.

!You can also switch between languages/audio

systems using Video Setup menu. For details,

refer to Setting the audio language on page 56.

!Only digital output of DTS audio is possible. If

the unit’s optical digital outputs are not con-

nected, select an audio setting other than

DTS.

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!Depending on the setting, the video may not

be played back with the audio system used to

record the DVD.

!You will return to normal playback if you

change the Audio during fast forward/fast re-

wind, pause or slow motion playback.

Changing the subtitle

language during playback

(Multi-subtitle)

With DVDs/DivX files featuring multi-subtitle

recordings, you can switch between subtitle

languages during playback.

Notes

!With some DVDs, switching between subtitle

languages may only be possible using a menu

display.

!You can also switch between subtitle lan-

guages using Video Setup menu. For details,

refer to Setting the subtitle language on page

56.

!You will return to normal playback if you

change the Subtitle during fast forward/fast

rewind, pause or slow motion playback.

Changing the viewing angle

during playback (Multi-angle)

With DVDs featuring multi-angle (scenes shot

from multiple angles) recordings, you can

switch among viewing angles during play-

back.

!During playback of a scene shot from mul-

tiple angles, the angle icon is displayed.

Use the Video Setup menu to turn the

angle icon display on or off. For details,

refer to Setting the multi-angle DVD display

on page 57.

Note

You will return to normal playback if you change

the viewing angle during fast forward/fast rewind,

pause or slow motion playback.

Return to the specified scene

(Function for DVD video)

This function cannot be used if a specified

scene has not been preprogrammed on the

DVD disc.

Selecting audio output

When playing DVD video discs recorded with

LPCM audio, you can switch the audio output.

When playing video CDs, you can switch be-

tween stereo and monaural audio output.

!This function is not available when disc

playback is stopped.

!L+R –left and right

!Left –left

!Right –right

!Mix –mixing left and right

You may not be able to select or use this func-

tion depending on the disc and the playback

location.

PBC playback

(Function for Video CDs)

During playback of Video CDs featuring PBC

(Playback Control), PBC ON is displayed.

1 Start the search function.

Refer to Playing moving images on page 18.

2 Touch 10key to display the numeric

keypad.

3 Touch 0 to 9 corresponding to a menu

number.

4 Start playback from the selected part.

Registering the numbers and start-

ing playback.

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Notes

!You can display the menu by touching Return

during PBC playback. For details, refer to the

instructions provided with the disc.

!PBC playback of a Video CD cannot be can-

celed.

!During playback of Video CDs featuring PBC

(Playback Control), you cannot select the re-

peat play range or use the search function.

Selecting tracks from the

track title list

You can select tracks to playback using the

track title list which is a list of the tracks re-

corded on a disc.

1 Display the track title list.

Refer to Playing audio on page 21.

2 Touch your favorite track title.

Playback begins.

Selecting files from the file

name list

(Function for compressed audio/DivX/JPEG)

File name list is a list of file names (or folder

names) from which you can select a file (or

folder) to play back.

1 Display the file (or folder) name list.

Refer to Playing audio on page 21.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback op-

erations on page 25.

2 Touch your favorite file (or folder)

name.

#When you have selected a folder, a list of the

names of the files (or the folders) in it can be

viewed. Repeat this operation to select the de-

sired file name.

#If folder 01 (ROOT) contains no files, playback

commences with folder 02.

3 Start playback of the selected list.

Starting playback of the selected list.

Using S.Rtrv (sound retriever)

Automatically enhances compressed audio

and restores rich sound.

Off ——

!is more effective than .

Changing audiobook speed

(Function for iPod)

!–Playback at a speed faster than

normal

!–Playback at normal speed

!–Playback at a speed slower than nor-

mal

Displaying lists related to

the currently playing song

(Link Search)

(Function for iPod)

1 Start Link Search.

Refer to Introduction of sound playback opera-

tions on page 21.

2 Touch one of the categories in which

you want to play.

!Artist –Displays an album list of the artist

currently being played.

!Album –Displays a song list from the

album currently being played.

!Genre –Displays an album list from the

genre currently being played.

#To cancel searching, touch Cancel.

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3 Touch the title of the list that you want

to play.

4 Start playback of the selected list.

Starting playback of the selected list.

Playing DivXâVOD content

Some DivX VOD (video on demand) content

may only be playable a fixed number of times.

When you load a disc containing this type of

content, the remaining number of times it can

be played is shown on-screen. You can then

decide whether or not to play the disc.

!If there is no limit to the number of times

the DivX VOD content can be viewed, then

you may load the disc into your player and

play the content as often as you like, and

no message will be displayed.

!You can confirm the number of times that

the content can be played by checking the

number displayed after Remaining Views:.

Important

!In order to play DivX VOD contents on this

unit, you first need to register the unit with

your DivX VOD contents provider. For details

on your registration code, refer to Displaying

the DivXâVOD registration code on page 59.

!DivX VOD content is protected by a DRM (Di-

gital Rights Management) system. This re-

stricts playback of content to specific,

registered devices.

%If a message is displayed after loading

a disc containing DivX VOD content, touch

Play.

Playback of the DivX VOD content will start.

#To skip to the next file, touch Next Play.

#If you do not want to play the DivX VOD con-

tent, touch Stop.

Capture an image in JPEG files

You can capture image data and use it as wall-

paper. Images can be stored and recalled ea-

sily in this unit.

!Only one image can be stored on this unit.

Old image is overwritten with the new one.

1 Pause the slideshow when the desired

image is displayed.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback op-

erations on page 25.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback as

a slideshow operations on page 26.

2 Capture the image.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback op-

erations on page 25.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback as

a slideshow operations on page 26.

3 When Do you save this image? is dis-

played, touch Yes.

While storing the image to this unit, Saving

the image Don’t switch off the battery. is

displayed. When the process is finished,

Image saved is displayed.

#To cancel the storage process, touch No.

Changing the wide screen

mode

You can select a desired mode for enlarging a

4:3 picture to a 16:9 picture.

1 Display the screen mode.

Refer to Introduction of video playback opera-

tions on page 18.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback op-

erations on page 25.

Refer to Introduction of still image playback as

a slideshow operations on page 26.

2 Touch the desired wide mode setting.

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Full (full screen)

The 4:3 picture is enlarged in the horizontal direc-

tion only, giving you a 4:3 TV picture (normal pic-

ture) without any omissions.

Just (just)

The picture is enlarged slightly at the center and

the amount of enlargement increases horizontally

toward the edges of the screen, enabling you to

enjoy a 4:3 picture without sensing any disparity

even when viewing on a wide screen.

Cinema (cinema)

The picture is enlarged by the same proportion as

Full or Zoom in the horizontal direction and by

an intermediate proportion between Full and

Zoom in the vertical direction; ideal for a cinema-

sized picture (wide screen picture) where cap-

tions lie outside the picture.

Zoom (zoom)

The 4:3 picture is enlarged in the same proportion

both vertically and horizontally; ideal for a cinema

sized picture (wide screen picture).

Normal (normal)

The 4:3 picture is displayed as it is, giving you no

sense of disparity since its proportions are the

same as that of the normal picture.

Notes

!You cannot operate this function while driving.

!Different settings can be stored for each video

source.

!When a video is viewed in a wide screen mode

that does not match its original aspect ratio, it

may appear different.

!Remember that using the wide mode feature

of this system for commercial or public view-

ing purposes may constitute an infringement

on the author’s rights protected by the Copy-

right Law.

!The video image will appear coarser when

viewed in Cinema or Zoom mode.

Selecting and playing the

QuickMix/station list

Touch the list for your Pandora stations to se-

lect one of them to play.

1 Display the Quick Mix/station list.

Refer to Introduction of Pandora operations on

page 23.

2 Change the sort order.

You can sort the items in the list al-

phabetically.

You can sort the items in the list in

order of the dates on which the

items were created.

3 Select QuickMix or the desired station.

You can play only one song at a time

from a shuffled mix of several sta-

tions.

Storing song information

(bookmarks)

With the Bookmark function, you can select

an artist or a song to add to Bookmarks.

1 Switch to song information (bookmark)

storing mode.

Refer to Introduction of Pandora operations on

page 23.

The song information (bookmark) storing

mode is displayed.

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2 Storing or canceling a bookmark.

Adding information for the song cur-

rently playing to Bookmarks.

Adding artist information for the

song currently playing to Book-

marks.

Canceling a bookmark.

Switching the XM/SIRIUS

channel selection mode

You have two methods for selecting a channel:

by number and by category. When selecting

by number, channels in any category can be

selected. Select by category to narrow your

search down to only channels in a particular

category.

Mode All CH (channel number select setting)

—Mode Category (channel category select

setting)

Selecting a SIRIUS channel from

a channel category

Channels are organized into various program

categories, e.g. Rock, Classic, Jazz while lis-

tening to a SIRIUS station. You can specify

channels by selecting the desired category.

1 Select channel category selection

mode.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

Mode All CH (channel number select setting)

—Mode Category (channel category select

setting)

2 Touch aor bto select the desired chan-

nel category.

3 Touch cor don the buttons to select

the desired channel in the selected channel

category.

Selecting a channel from the

XM channel list display

The list content can be switched so you can

search for the track you want to listen to not

only by the channel name but also by the artist

name or song title.

!This function is available for GEX-P920XM.

!The channel list shows all the channels

during Mode All CH mode, and the chan-

nels included in the selected category dur-

ing Mode Category mode.

1 Display the preset channel list.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

2 Switch the channel list mode.

Switching the channel list mode to

the channel name or the artist

name/song title.

3 Touch the desired channel that you

want to listen to.

Selecting an XM/SIRIUS

channel directly

You can select an XM/SIRIUS channel directly

by entering the desired channel number.

1 Display the preset channel list.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

2 Switch to direct input display.

Switching to direct input display.

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3 Touch 0 to 9 to input the desired chan-

nel number.

#To cancel the input numbers, touch C.

4 Select the XM/SIRIUS channel of the en-

tered number.

The XM/SIRIUS channel of the entered num-

ber is selected.

Selecting the XM/SIRIUS channel of

the entered number.

Using the MyMix function

The MyMix function allows you to make a

MyMix song playlist. When a song in the

MyMix playlist is being broadcast on a station

other than the one you are listening to, you

will be alerted, and you can tune in to the

other station to listen to that song.

!This function is available for GEX-P920XM/

SIRIUS tuner.

!The track itself is NOT downloaded. Only

the song title and artist name are stored.

Making the MyMix playlist

You can add a song that is being broadcast to

the MyMix playlist. When it is added, the song

title and its artist name are stored to this unit.

The MyMix function will start when you listen

to a song that matches a song title and its ar-

tist name in the MyMix playlist.

%Store the song title and artist name.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

The song title and artist name of the song you

are listening to are stored, and a confirmation

message appears.

#To delete a song from the MyMix playlist, refer

to Deleting a song from the MyMix playlist for XM

tuner on the next page and Deleting a song from

the MyMix playlist for SIRIUS tuner on the next

page.

#(XM tuner)

The song title and artist name of up to 12 tracks

can be stored. Old tracks will be overwritten

when saving more than 12 tracks.

#(SIRIUS tuner)

The song title and artist name of up to 10 tracks

can be stored. Old tracks will be overwritten

when saving more than 10 tracks.

#You cannot store the song title or the artist

name when “––––––––”is displayed for the

title information.

#You cannot store song titles or artist names

from channel 000.

#Stored titles may not be displayed correctly.

When a song in the MyMix

playlist is broadcast

(XM tuner)

As soon as a song in the MyMix playlist starts

being broadcast on a different station, a mes-

sage is displayed. Touch Yes to switch to that

station, and you can listen to that song.

(SIRIUS tuner)

As soon as a stored song starts being broad-

cast on a different station, a song alert is dis-

played.

Switching to the other station to lis-

ten to that track.

Not tuning in to the other station.

!(XM tuner)

If you would rather not to tune in to the

other station, touch No.

!If an alert for a song in the MyMix playlist is

set to off, no alert will be provided even

when the song is broadcast. Refer to Set-

ting up a song alert on the next page.

!If the stored title and the title of the song

being broadcast differ, no alert will be pro-

vided even if they are the same song.

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Turning the MyMix function on

or off

You can turn the MyMix function off and stop

the alerts for all the songs in the MyMix play-

list. To restart, turn this function on.

The MyMix function is on as the default set-

ting.

%Turn the MyMix function on or off.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

Setting up a song alert

You can set up an alert (on or off) for each

song in the MyMix playlist. First, display the

MyMix playlist and then change each alert set-

ting. Set the alert to on to receive an alert

when the song is broadcast, or set it to off to

stop the alert for that song.

1 Switch to memo edit mode.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

The MyMix playlist is displayed.

2 Select the song title for which you

want to turn the alert on or off.

(XM tuner)

The check mark is removed, and the alert for

that song is off.

(SIRIUS tuner)

Selecting the song title for which

you want to turn the alert off.

3 Turn the alert on or off.

(SIRIUS tuner)

Turning the alert on or off.

Deleting a song from the

MyMix playlist for XM tuner

You can delete each song in the MyMix play-

list.

1 Switch to memo edit mode.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

The MyMix playlist is displayed.

2 Delete the song title.

Deleting the song title.

Deleting all the songs in the MyMix

playlist.

That song will be deleted from the MyMix play-

list.

A message to confirm deletion will appear.

3 Touch Yes.

#To cancel deletion, touch No.

Deleting a song from the

MyMix playlist for SIRIUS tuner

You can delete each song in the MyMix play-

list.

1 Switch to memo edit mode.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

2 Select the song title that you want to

delete.

Selecting the song title that you

want to delete.

3 Delete the song title.

Deleting the song title.

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A message to confirm deletion will appear.

4 Touch Yes.

That song will be deleted from the MyMix play-

list.

#To cancel deletion, touch No.

Using the Game Alert function

This system can alert you when games invol-

ving your favorite teams are about to start. To

use this function you need to set up a game

alert for the teams in advance.

!This function is available for SIR-PNR2/SIR-

PNR2C.

Selecting teams for Game Alert

1 Start Game Alert setup.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

2 Select a desired league in League.

Switching the league name.

3 Select a desired team in Team.

Switching the team name.

4 Turn the alert on or off.

Turning the alert on or off.

The game alert function is activated for that

team.

#When you have already selected 12 teams,

FULL is displayed and additional teams cannot

be selected. In this case, first delete a selected

team and then try again.

5 Repeat these steps to select other

teams.

Up to 12 teams can be selected.

Switching the Game Alert on or off

Once you select the teams, you need to turn

the Game Alert function on.

The Game Alert function is on at the default

setting.

When a game of a selected

team starts

When a game of the selected team is about to

start (or is currently playing) on a different sta-

tion, a game alert is displayed.

Switching to the other station to lis-

ten to the game.

Not tuning in to the other station.

Displaying game information

If any games of the selected teams are cur-

rently playing, you can display information on

the games and tune in to the broadcast chan-

nel.

1 Display the game information for the

selected team.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

2 Touch cor dto select a game.

The game is displayed, followed by more de-

tailed game information.

!The game score will be updated automati-

cally.

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3 Switch to the other station to listen to

the game.

Switching to the other station to lis-

ten to the game.

#If you have not selected any teams, NOT SET

is displayed.

#When games involving your favorite teams are

not currently playing, NO GAME is displayed.

Displaying the Radio ID

Channel number selection setting

If you select CH000, the ID code is displayed.

%Select CH000.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

Switching the SIRIUS display

!Actions will differ depending on the con-

nected SIRIUS tuner.

%Touch SIRIUS information to switch the

SIRIUS display.

Refer to Introduction of XM/SIRIUS tuner opera-

tions on page 29.

Channel number—Channel name—Category

name—Artist name—Song title/Title name—

Composer name—Play time

Note

Play time is displayed during the Instant Replay

mode.

Using the Instant Replay

function

The following functions can be operated in In-

stant Replay mode.

!To use this function, a Pioneer SIRIUS bus

interface (e.g. CD-SB10) is required.

!To use this function, a SIRIUS plug-and-

play unit with an Instant Replay Function is

required.

!For details, refer to the SIRIUS plug-and-

play unit’s manuals.

%To exit from Instant Replay mode, se-

lect another source or touch the following

icon.

Exiting from Instant Replay mode.

%Select a track

Press cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

%Fast forward or reverse

Press and hold cor d(TRACK/SEEK).

%Pause and play

Playing and pausing.

Switching the seek mode

There are two seek tuning settings, one is

Seek HD (Digital broadcasting stations seek)

and the other is Seek All (normal seek).

Seek All—Seek HD

Switching the reception mode

If the reception for a digital broadcast be-

comes poor, this unit automatically switches

to the analog broadcast of the same fre-

quency. If this function is set to D/A Auto, the

tuner switches between digital broadcast and

analog broadcast automatically. If this func-

tion is set to Analog, the tuner will only re-

ceive analog broadcasts.

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D/A Auto—Analog

Note

If SEEK MODE is set to Seek HD and BLENDING

is set to Analog, the tuner cannot receive broad-

casts. In this case, the seek mode or reception

mode is changed automatically as follows:

!When SEEK MODE is set to Seek HD, if you

switch BLENDING from D/A Auto to Analog,

SEEK MODE is changed to Seek All.

!When BLENDING is set to Analog, if you

switch SEEK MODE from Seek All to

Seek HD,BLENDING is changed to

D/A Auto.

Calling a number in the

phone book

The phone book in your cellular phone will be

transferred automatically when the phone is

connected to this unit.

After finding the number you want to call in

the phone book, you can select the entry and

make the call.

1 Switch to phone book mode.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

The phone book display appears.

2 Select the phone number list.

The detailed phone number list of the selected

entry is displayed.

3 Select the phone number.

#If you want to store the phone number, touch

and hold the list.

4 Make the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

5 End the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Note

Depending on the cellular phone, the phone book

may not be transferred automatically. In this

case, operate your cellular phone to transfer the

phone book. The visibility of this unit should be

on. Refer to Switching visible unit on page 51.

Selecting a number by

alphabet search mode

If a lot of numbers are registered in the phone

book, you can search for the phone number by

alphabet search mode.

1 Switch to phone book mode.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

The phone book display appears.

2 Touch ABC to switch to alphabet search

mode.

3 Touch the first letter of the entry you

are looking for.

The Phone Book entries starting with that let-

ter (e.g. “Ben”,“Brian”and “Burt”when “B”is

selected) will be displayed.

#If you want to change the character to Rus-

sian, touch the icon. To return to English, touch

the icon again.

Changing the character to Russian.

#The order of the first name and last name may

be different from that of the cellular phone.

4 Touch the list to display the phone

number list of the selected entry.

#If several phone numbers are included in an

entry, select one by touching the list.

#If you want to switch to the call history list,

touch the icon.

Switching to the call history list.

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5 Make the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

6 End the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Using the missed, received

and dialed call lists

The 80 most recent calls dialed, received, and

missed are stored in the memory. You can

browse them and call numbers from these

lists.

1 Switch to the call history list.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Select Missed Calls, Dialled Calls or

Received Calls.

Displaying the received call list.

Displaying the dialed call list.

Displaying the missed call list.

3 Touch the list number to select a phone

number.

Name and phone number are displayed in the

detailed list.

#If you want to store the phone number, touch

and hold the list.

4 Make the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

5 End the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Setting automatic answering

If this function is on, this unit automatically

answers all incoming calls.

%Turn automatic answering on or off.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Adjusting the other party’s

listening volume

To maintain the good sound quality, this unit

can adjust the other party’s listening volume.

If the volume is not loud enough for the other

party, use this function.

%Select Far-End VOL.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

1—2—3

#This function can be performed even while

talking on the phone.

#Settings can be stored for each device.

Switching the ring tone

You can select whether or not to use this

unit’s ring tone. If this function is set to on,

the ring tone for this unit will sound.

1 Connect your cellular phone to this

unit.

2 Turn ring tone on or off.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Using the preset dial lists

You can easily store up to six phone numbers

as presets.

1 Display the preset screen.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Section

13 Detailed instructions

2 Touch one of preset dial keys to select

the desired phone number.

#If you want to delete a preset phone number,

touch and hold the preset dial key.

3 Make the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

4 End the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Making a call by entering

phone number

Wed 28 may

12:45 PM

ABCDEHGHI

012345678901

123

456

789

*0#

Off

Important

Be sure to park your vehicle in a safe place and

apply the parking brake when performing this op-

eration.

1 Switch to the entering phone number

mode.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch the number icons to input the

numbers.

#Up to 24 digits can be entered.

3 Make the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

4 End the call.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Note

Entering phone number mode cannot be oper-

ated unless a Bluetooth telephone is connected

to this unit.

Setting the private mode

During a conversation, you can switch to pri-

vate mode (talk directly on your cellular

phone).

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

Pairing from this unit

Connection

01: Phone1

02: Phone2

03: Phone3

04: Phone4

05: Phone5

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch Connection to select a device.

3 Start to search.

Starting to search.

While searching, is displayed and when

available devices are found, the device names

or Bluetooth device addresses (if names can-

not be obtained) are displayed.

#If you want to switch between the device

names and Bluetooth device addresses, touch

the icon.

Switching between the device

names and Bluetooth device ad-

dresses.

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#To cancel searching, touch Stop.

#If five devices are already paired,

Memory Full is displayed and pairing cannot be

performed. In such cases, delete a paired device

first. Refer to this page.

#If no device can be found, Not Found is dis-

played. In such cases, check the status of the

Bluetooth device and search again.

4 Touch a device name to select the de-

vice you want to connect to.

While connecting, Pairing is displayed. If the

connection is established, Paired is displayed.

#If the connection fails, Error is displayed. In

such cases, try again from the beginning.

#The PIN code is set to 0000 as the default, but

can be changed. Refer to Entering PIN code for

Bluetooth wireless connection on the next page.

#When establishing connection, the icon is dis-

played.

Touch the icon to disconnect the device.

Disconnecting a Bluetooth device.

#If you want to delete a paired Bluetooth tele-

phone, display Delete OK?. Touch Yes to delete

the device.

Deleting a paired device.

#Never turn the unit off while the paired Blue-

tooth telephone is being deleted.

Using a Bluetooth device to

pair

If you cannot open the connection between

your Bluetooth device and this unit from your

Bluetooth device, you can use this function to

establish a connection.

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch Special Device to select the spe-

cial device.

#Bluetooth devices that are difficult to establish

a connection with are called special devices. If

your Bluetooth device is listed as a special device,

select the appropriate one.

3 Touch the special device list to open the

connection.

This unit is now on standby for a connection

with the Bluetooth device.

#If five devices are already paired,

Memory Full is displayed and pairing cannot be

performed. In such cases, delete a paired device

first. Refer to this page.

4 Use your Bluetooth device to establish

a connection.

The connection method is different depending

on the Bluetooth device. Refer to the manual

for your Bluetooth device to establish a con-

nection.

While connecting, Pair your phone is dis-

played. If the connection is established,

Paired is displayed.

#If the connection fails, Error is displayed. In

such cases, try again from the beginning.

#You may also need to enter a PIN code into

this unit. If your telephone requires a PIN code to

establish a connection, look for the code on the

telephone or in its accompanying documenta-

tion.

#The PIN code is set to 0000 as the default, but

can be changed. Refer to Entering PIN code for

Bluetooth wireless connection on the next

page.

Section

13 Detailed instructions

Connecting to a Bluetooth

device automatically

If this function is set to on, a connection be-

tween your Bluetooth device and this unit will

take place automatically as soon as the two

devices are less than a few meters apart.

Initially, this function is set to on.

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch Auto Connect to turn automatic

connection on.

If your Bluetooth device is ready for a Blue-

tooth wireless connection, a connection to

this unit will automatically be established.

#To turn automatic connection off, touch

Auto Connect again.

3 Turn your vehicle’s ACC switch off and

on.

Switching visible unit

This function sets whether or not to make this

unit visible to the other device.

Initially, this function is set to on.

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch Visibility to select visibility off.

!To turn visibility on, touch Visibility

again.

Displaying Bluetooth

Device address

This unit displays its Bluetooth device ad-

dress.

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch Bluetooth Version to display de-

vice information.

The Bluetooth device address is displayed.

Entering PIN code for

Bluetooth wireless connection

To connect your Bluetooth device to this unit

via Bluetooth wireless technology, you need to

enter a PIN code on your Bluetooth device to

verify the connection. The default code is

0000, but you can change it with this function.

1 Display the Bluetooth Connection

Menu.

Refer to Introduction of Bluetooth telephone op-

erations on page 27.

2 Touch PIN Code Input to select

PIN code input.

3 Touch 1 to 0 to input pin code.

4 After inputting PIN code (up to 8 di-

gits), store in this unit.

Storing the PIN code in this unit.

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Introduction of menu

operations

Audio

Fader/Balance F/R 0 L/R 0

Super Bass

High

Off

L/R0

Graphic EQ

Auto EQ

Sonic Center Control

Loudness

Subwoofer

543

1 Display menus.

Refer to Common operations for menu set-

tings/lists on page 15.

2 Touch any of the following touch panel

keys to select the menu to be adjusted.

!Touch panel keys

Video Setup menu

Refer to Setting up the DVD

player on page 56.

Audio function menu

Refer to Audio Adjustments on

the next page.

System menu

Refer to System settings on

page 60.

Entertainment menu

Refer to Entertainment settings

on page 66.

Custom menu

You can choose menus within

each menu (Audio function

menu, etc.) and register them

to this custom menu.

Refer to Customizing menus

on page 67.

Notes

!You can display the Video Setup menu when

aDisc,USB or SD source is selected.

!If you start the Video Setup menu, playback

is stopped.

!You cannot display the Audio function menu

when the mute function is on or a JPEG file is

playing.

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14 Menu operations

Audio Adjustments

Note

When selecting FM as the source, you cannot

switch to Source Level Adjuster.

Using fader/balance adjustment

You can change the fader/balance setting to

provide an ideal listening environment for all

of the occupied seats.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

the previous page.

2 Touch Fader/Balance on the audio func-

tion menu.

3 Touch aor bto adjust the front/rear

speaker balance.

Range: Front:15 to Rear:15

#Select F/R: 0 L/R: 0 when only using two

speakers.

#The front/rear speaker balance cannot be ad-

justed when the rear output setting is

Subwoofer. Refer to Setting the rear output and

subwoofer controller on page 60.

4 Touch cor dto adjust the left/right

speaker balance.

Range: Left:15 to Right:15

Using the equalizer

You can adjust the equalization to match the

car’s interior acoustic characteristics as de-

sired.

Recalling equalizer curves

There are seven stored equalizer curves which

you can easily recall at any time. Here is a list

of the equalizer curves.

Display Equalizer curve

Powerful Powerful

Natural Natural

Display Equalizer curve

Vocal Vocal

Custom1 Custom 1

Custom2 Custom 2

Flat Flat

Super Bass Super bass

!The equalizer curves for Custom1 and

Custom2 can be adjusted.

!You cannot select Custom1 and Custom2

when using the auto-equalizer.

!When Flat, no changes are made to the

sound. You can check the effects of the

equalizer curves by switching alternatively

between Flat and another equalizer curve.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

the previous page.

2 Touch Graphic EQ on the audio function

menu.

#You can select Graphic EQ when Auto EQ

function is off.

3 Touch cor dto select the desired item.

Powerful—Natural—Vocal—Custom1—

Custom2—Flat—Super Bass

Adjusting the 8-band graphic equalizer

You can adjust the level of each band for the

equalizer curves.

!A separate Custom1 curve can be created

for each source. If you make adjustments

when a curve other than Custom2 is se-

lected, the equalizer curve settings will be

stored in Custom1.

!ACustom2 curve that is common for all

sources can be created. If you make adjust-

ments when the Custom2 curve is se-

lected, the Custom2 curve will be updated.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

the previous page.

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2 Touch Graphic EQ on the audio function

menu.

3 Touch cor dto select the desired item.

Powerful—Natural—Vocal—Custom1—

Custom2—Flat—Super Bass

4 Touch the Equalizer band to adjust.

5 Touch aor bto adjust the level of the

equalizer band.

Range: +12dB to –12dB

#You can then select another band and adjust

the level.

Using the auto-equalizer

The auto-equalizer is an equalizer curve cre-

ated by auto EQ (refer to Auto EQ (auto-equaliz-

ing) on page 63).

You can turn the auto-equalizer on or off.

If you connect an optional microphone to this

unit, you can use this function.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Auto EQ to turn the auto-equali-

zer on or off.

#You cannot use this function if auto EQ has

not been carried out.

Using sonic center control

Sound that is suited for the listening position

can easily be created with this function.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Sonic Center Control on the

audio function menu.

3 Touch cor dto select a listening posi-

tion.

Range: Left:7 to Right:7

Adjusting loudness

Loudness compensates for deficiencies in the

low- and high-frequency ranges at low volume.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Loudness on the audio function

menu.

3 Touch cor dto select a desired level.

Off (off)—Low (low)—Mid (mid)—High

(high)

Using subwoofer output

This unit is equipped with a subwoofer output

which can be turned on or off.

!The cut-off frequency and output level can

be adjusted when the subwoofer output is

on.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Subwoofer on the audio function

menu.

3 Touch On or Off next to Subwoofer to

turn the subwoofer output on or off.

4 Touch Normal or Reverse next to Phase

to select the phase of subwoofer output.

5 Touch cor dnext to Level to adjust

the output level of the subwoofer.

Range: +6 to –24

6 Touch cor dnext to Frequency to se-

lect the cut-off frequency.

50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—125Hz

Only frequencies lower than those in the se-

lected range are outputted from the subwoo-

fer.

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Boosting the bass

You can boost the bass level.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch cor dto select a desired level.

Range: 0to +6

Using the high pass filter

When you do not want low sounds from the

subwoofer output frequency range to play

from the front or rear speakers, turn on the

HPF (high pass filter). Only frequencies higher

than those in the selected range are output

from the front or rear speakers.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch cor dnext to Frequency to se-

lect cut-off frequency.

Off (off)—50Hz—63Hz—80Hz—100Hz—

125Hz

Only frequencies higher than those in the se-

lected range are output from the front or rear

speakers.

Adjusting source levels

With SLA (source level adjustment), the vo-

lume levels of each source can be adjusted to

prevent significant differences between

sources.

!Settings are based on the FM volume level,

which remains unchanged.

1 Display the audio function menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Compare the FM volume level with the

level of the source you wish to adjust.

3 Touch Source Level Adjuster on the

audio function menu.

4 Touch aor bto adjust the source vo-

lume.

Range: +4 to –4

Notes

!The AM volume level can also be adjusted

with this function.

!Video CD, CD, compressed audio and DivX

are automatically set to the same source level

adjustment volume.

!iPod and USB storage device are automati-

cally set to the same source level adjustment

volume.

!External unit 1 and external unit 2 are automa-

tically set to the same source level adjustment

volume.

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Setting up the DVD player

Setting the subtitle language

You can set a desired subtitle language. When

available, the subtitles will be displayed in the

selected language.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Subtitle Language on the

Video Setup menu.

A subtitle language menu is displayed.

3 Touch the desired language.

The subtitle language is set.

#If you have selected Others, refer to When you

select Others on this page.

Notes

!If the selected language is not available, the

language specified on the disc is displayed.

!You can also switch the subtitle language by

touching the icon during playback. (Refer to

Playing moving images on page 18.)

!The setting made here will not be affected

even if the subtitle language is switched dur-

ing playback using Subtitle.

When you select Others

A language code input display is shown when

Others is selected. Refer to Language code

chart for DVD on page 101.

1 Touch 0 to 9 to input the language

code.

#To cancel the entered numbers, touch C.

2 Registering the code.

Registering the code.

Setting the audio language

You can set the preferred audio language.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Audio Language on the Video

Setup menu.

An audio language menu is displayed.

3 Touch the desired language.

The audio language is set.

#If you have selected Others, refer to When you

select Others on this page.

Notes

!If the selected language is not available, the

language specified on the disc is used.

!You can also switch the audio language by

touching Audio during playback. (Refer to

Playing moving images on page 18.)

!The setting made here will not be affected

even if the audio language is switched during

playback using Audio.

Setting the menu language

You can set the preferred language in which

the menus recorded on a disc are displayed.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Menu Language on the

Video Setup menu.

A menu language menu is displayed.

3 Touch the desired language.

The menu language is set.

#If you have selected Others, refer to When you

select Others on this page.

Note

If the selected language is not available, the lan-

guage specified on the disc is displayed.

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14 Menu operations

Setting the multi-angle DVD

display

The angle icon can be set so it appears on

scenes where the angle can be switched.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Multi Angle on the Video Setup

menu to turn angle icon display on or off.

Setting the aspect ratio

There are two kinds of display: a wide screen

display that has a width-to-height ratio (TV as-

pect ratio) of 16:9, and regular display that has

a TV aspect of 4:3. Be sure to select the correct

TV aspect for the display connected to REAR

MONITOR OUTPUT.

!When using regular display, select either

Letter Box or Pan Scan. Selecting 16 : 9

may result in an unnatural picture.

!If you select the TV aspect ratio, the unit’s

display will change to the same setting.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch TV Aspect on the Video Setup

menu to select the TV aspect ratio.

Touch TV Aspect repeatedly until the desired

aspect ratio appears.

!16 : 9 –Wide screen picture (16:9) is dis-

played as is (initial setting)

!Letter Box –The picture is the shape of a

letterbox with black bands on the top and

bottom of the screen

!Pan Scan –The picture is cut short on the

right and left sides of the screen

Notes

!When playing discs that do not specify

Pan Scan, the disc is played back in

Letter Box display even if you select the

Pan Scan setting. Confirm whether the disc

package bears the 16 : 9 LB mark.

!The TV aspect ratio cannot be changed for

some discs. For details, refer to the disc’s in-

structions.

Setting the slide show interval

JPEG files can be viewed as a slide show on

this unit. In this setting, the interval between

each image can be set.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Time Per Photo Slide on the

Video Setup menu to select the slide show

interval.

Touch Time Per Photo Slide repeatedly until

the desired setting appears.

!5sec –JPEG images switch at intervals of 5

seconds

!10sec –JPEG images switch at intervals of

10 seconds

!15sec –JPEG images switch at intervals of

15 seconds

!Manual –JPEG images can be switched

manually

Setting parental lock

Some DVD video discs let you use parental

lock to restrict children from viewing violent

and adult-oriented scenes. You can set paren-

tal lock to the desired level.

!When you have a parental lock level set

and play a disc featuring parental lock,

code number input indications may be dis-

played. In such cases, playback will begin

when the correct code number is entered.

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Setting the code number and level

A code number must be registered in order to

play back discs with parental lock.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Parental on the Video Setup

menu.

3 Touch 0 to 9 to input a four digit code

number.

#To cancel the entered numbers, touch C.

4 Registering the code.

Registering the code.

The code number is set, and the level can now

be set.

5 Touch 1 to 8 to select the desired level.

6 Touch Enter.

The parental lock level is set.

!8–Playback of the entire disc is possible

(initial setting)

!7to 2–Playback of discs for children and

non-adult-oriented discs is possible

!1–Playback of discs for children only is

possible

Notes

!We recommend to keep a record of your code

number in case you forget it.

!The parental lock level is stored on the disc.

Look for the level indication written on the

disc package, included literature or on the

disc itself. Parental lock of this unit is not pos-

sible if a parental lock level is not stored on

the disc.

!With some discs, the parental lock may be ac-

tive only for certain levels of scenes. The play-

back of those scenes will be skipped. For

details, refer to the instruction manual that

came with the disc.

Changing the level

You can change the set parental lock level.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Parental on the Video Setup

menu.

3 Touch 0 to 9 to input the registered

code number.

4 Registering the code.

Registering the code.

This sets the code number, and the level can

now be changed.

#If you enter an incorrect code number, the

icon is displayed. Touch Cand enter the correct

code number.

#If you forget your code number, refer to If you

forget your code number on this page.

5 Touch 1 to 8 to select the desired level.

6 Touch Enter.

The new parental lock level is set.

If you forget your code number

Press RESET.

Setting the DivX subtitle file

You can select whether or not to display DivX

external subtitles.

!The DivX subtitles will be displayed even

when Custom is selected if no DivX exter-

nal subtitle files exist.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

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14 Menu operations

2 Touch DivX Subtitle on the Video Setup

menu to select the desired subtitle setting.

!Original –Display the DivX subtitles

!Custom –Display the DivX external subti-

tles

Notes

!Up to 42 characters can be displayed on one

line. If more than 42 characters are set, the

line breaks and the characters are displayed

on the next line.

!Up to 126 characters can be displayed on one

screen. If more than 126 characters are set,

the excess characters will not be displayed.

Displaying the DivXâVOD

registration code

In order to play DivX VOD (video on demand)

contents on this unit, the unit must first be re-

gistered with a DivX VOD contents provider.

For registration, generate a DivX VOD registra-

tion code and submit it to your provider.

!Keep a record of the code as you will need

it when you register your unit to the DivX

VOD provider.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch DivX VOD on the Video Setup

menu.

Registration Code and Deregistration Code

appear.

3 Touch Registration Code.

Your registration code is displayed.

Displaying the deregistration code

If your device is already activated, deregister it

by entering the deregistration code.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch DivX VOD on the Video Setup

menu.

3 Touch Deregistration Code.

#To cancel deregistration, touch Cancel.

4 Touch OK.

The deregistration is complete.

Automatic playback of DVDs

When a DVD disc with a DVD menu is in-

serted, this unit will cancel the menu automa-

tically and start playback from the first chapter

of the first title.

!Some DVDs may not operate properly. If

this function is not fully operated, turn this

function off and start playback.

1 Display the Video Setup menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch DVD Auto Play to turn automatic

playback on.

#To turn automatic playback off, touch

DVD Auto Play again.

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System settings

Switching the auxiliary setting

Activate this setting when using an auxiliary

device connected to this unit.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch AUX Input on the system menu

to turn AUX Input on or off.

Setting AV input

Activate this setting when using an external

video component connected to this unit.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch AV Input on the system menu to

turn AV Input on or off.

Setting the rear output and

subwoofer controller

This unit’s rear output (rear speaker leads out-

put and RCA rear output) can be used for full-

range speaker (Full) or subwoofer

(Subwoofer) connection. If you switch the

rear output setting to Subwoofer, you can

connect a rear speaker lead directly to a sub-

woofer without using an auxiliary amp.

Initially, the unit is set for a rear full-range

speaker connection (Full).

1 Turn the unit off.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

3 Touch Rear Speaker on the system

menu to switch the subwoofer output or

full-range speaker.

#When no subwoofer is connected to the rear

output, select Full (full-range speaker).

#When a subwoofer is connected to the rear

output, select Subwoofer (subwoofer).

Notes

!Even if you change this setting, there will be

no output unless you turn the subwoofer out-

put on (refer to Using subwoofer output on

page 54).

!If you change this setting, subwoofer output

in the audio menu will return to the factory

settings.

!Both rear speaker lead outputs and RCA rear

output are switched simultaneously in this

setting.

Switching sound muting/

attenuation

Sound from this system is automatically

muted or attenuated when a signal from

equipment with a mute function is received.

!Sound from this system returns to normal

when the muting or attenuation is can-

celed.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Mute/ATT until the desired set-

ting appears.

Touch Mute/ATT until the desired setting ap-

pears in the display.

!Mute –Muting

!ATT –20dB –Attenuation (ATT –20dB has a

stronger effect than ATT –10dB)

!ATT –10dB –Attenuation

!Off –Turns the sound muting/attenuation

off

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Notes

!When Mute is displayed, the sound is turned

off and no audio adjustments can be made.

!When ATT is displayed, the sound is attenu-

ated and only the volume can be adjusted.

(No other audio adjustments can be made.)

!Operation returns to normal when the phone

connection is ended.

Selecting the menu language

The menu language can be selected from four

languages.

If text information such as the title name, artist

name or a comment is embedded in a Eur-

opean language, they can also be displayed

on this unit.

!The language can be changed for the fol-

lowing:

—System menu

—Video Setup

—On-screen display

—Multi language setting for DivX

—Language for cautions

Some operations on this unit are prohib-

ited from use while driving or require

careful attention when operated. In

such cases, a caution will appear on the

display. You can change the language

for caution messages with this setting.

!If the embedded language and the selected

language setting are not the same, text in-

formation may not display properly.

!Some characters may not be displayed

properly.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch System Language on the system

menu to select the desired language.

3 Touch the desired language.

English (English)—Français (French)—

Español (Spanish)—Português (Portuguese)

Clearing Bluetooth memory

Important

Never turn the unit off while the Bluetooth mem-

ory is being cleared.

1 Turn the unit off.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

3 Touch Bluetooth Memory Clear on the

system menu.

4 Touch Reset.

After selecting a desired item, a confirmation

display appears. Touch Reset to delete the

memory.

#If you do not want to clear the memory, touch

Cancel.

Updating Bluetooth connection

software

This function is used to update this unit with

the latest software. For information on the soft-

ware and updating, refer to our website.

Important

Never turn the unit off and never disconnect the

phone while the software is being updated.

1 Turn the unit off.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

3 Touch Bluetooth Software Update.

4 Touch Start to display the data transfer

mode.

#Follow the on-screen instructions to finish up-

dating the software.

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Displaying the Bluetooth

system version

If this unit fails to operate properly, you may

need to consult your dealer for repair. In such

cases, you may be asked to specify the system

version. Perform the following procedure to

check the version on this unit.

1 Turn the unit off.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

3 Touch Bluetooth Version Information to

display to the version of the Bluetooth

module of this unit.

Setting the automatic open

function

To prevent the display from hitting the shift

lever of an automatic vehicle when it is in the

P(park) position, or when you do not wish the

display to open/close automatically, you can

set the automatic open function to manual

mode.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Auto Flap to select whether to

open/close the display automatically or

manually.

Each time you touch Auto Flap the setting

switches between:

!On –The LCD panel will open or close auto-

matically when the ignition switch is turned

on or off.

!Off –You have to press OPEN/CLOSE to

open/close the LCD panel.

Adjusting the LCD panel slide

position

You can adjust the LCD panel slide position so

that the panel is set back or forward.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Flap Set Back.

3 Touching the Flap Set Back keys allows

you to move the LCD panel back and forth.

The LCD panel slides to the back.

The LCD panel slides to the front.

Adjusting the LCD panel angle

Important

!If you can hear the LCD panel knocking

against your vehicle’s console or dashboard,

touch and hold OPEN/CLOSE to temporarily

level the LCD panel.

!When adjusting the LCD panel angle, be sure

to touch and hold OPEN/CLOSE. Forcibly ad-

justing the LCD panel by hand may damage it.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Display Tilt.

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3 Touch the Display Tilt keys to adjust the

LCD panel to an easily viewable angle.

Laying the panel down.

Returning the panel to the upright

position.

#As the set angle is saved, the LCD panel will

automatically be adjusted to the same position

the next time the LCD panel is opened.

Switching the warning tone

If the front panel is not detached from the

head unit within four seconds of turning off

the ignition, a warning tone sounds. You can

turn off the warning tone.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch DT.WARNING to turn the warn-

ing tone on.

#To turn the warning tone off, touch

DT.WARNING again.

Setting the rear view camera

(back up camera)

CAUTION

Pioneer recommends the use of a camera

which outputs mirror-reversed images.

Otherwise, the screen image will appear re-

versed.

This unit features a function that automatically

switches to the rear view camera video (REAR

VIEW CAMERA IN) when a rear view camera

is installed on your car and the gear shift is

moved to the REVERSE (R) position. (For

more details, consult your dealer.)

!After you set up the rear view camera set-

ting, move the gear shift to REVERSE (R)

and confirm that the rear view camera

video is shown on the display.

!Change this setting if the display switches

to the rear view camera video by error while

you are driving forward.

!To stop watching the rear view camera

video and return to the source display,

press and hold MUTE/.

!Touch the RearView source icon to display

the rear view camera image while driving.

Touch the source icon again to turn the

rear view camera off. For details, refer to Se-

lecting a source using the touch panel keys

on page 14.

1 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Camera Polarity on the system

menu to select the appropriate setting.

!Battery –When the polarity of the con-

nected lead is positive while the gear shift

is in REVERSE (R) position

!Ground –When the polarity of the con-

nected lead is negative while the gear shift

is in REVERSE (R) position

!Off –When a rear view camera is not con-

nected to this unit

Auto EQ (auto-equalizing)

The auto-equalizer automatically measures

the car’s interior acoustic characteristics, and

then creates an auto-equalizer curve based on

that information.

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Menu operations

WARNING

As a loud tone (noise) may be emitted from the

speakers when measuring the car's interior

acoustic characteristics, never perform auto EQ

while driving.

CAUTION

!Thoroughly check the conditions before per-

forming auto EQ as the speakers may be da-

maged if these functions are performed when:

—The speakers are incorrectly connected.

(For example, when a rear speaker is con-

nected as a subwoofer output.)

—A speaker is connected to a power amp de-

livering output higher than the speaker’s

maximum input power capability.

!If the microphone is placed in an unsuitable

position the measurement tone may become

loud and measurement may take a long time,

resulting in battery drainage. Be sure to place

the microphone in the specified location.

Before operating the auto EQ function

!Carry out auto EQ in as quiet a place as

possible, with the car engine and air condi-

tioning switched off. Also cut power to car

phones or portable telephones in the car, or

remove them from the car before carrying

out auto EQ. Sounds other than the mea-

surement tone (surrounding sounds, en-

gine sound, telephones ringing etc.) may

prevent correct measurement of the car in-

terior acoustic characteristics.

!Be sure to carry out auto EQ using the op-

tional microphone. Using another micro-

phone may prevent measurement, or result

in incorrect measurement of the car inter-

ior acoustic characteristics.

!In order to perform auto EQ, the front

speaker must be connected.

!When this unit is connected to a power

amp with input level control, auto EQ may

not be possible if the power amp’s input

level is set below the standard level.

!When this unit is connected to a power

amp with an LPF, turn this LPF off before

performing auto EQ. Also set the cut-off fre-

quency for the built-in LPF of an active sub-

woofer to the highest frequency.

!The distance has been calculated by com-

puter to be the optimum delay to give accu-

rate results for the circumstances, so

please continue to use this value.

—The reflected sound within the car is

strong and delays occur.

—The LPF on active subwoofers or exter-

nal amps delay the lower sounds.

!Auto EQ changes the audio settings as fol-

lows:

—The fader/balance settings return to the

center position. (Refer to Using fader/

balance adjustment on page 53.)

—The equalizer curve switches to Flat.

(Refer to Recalling equalizer curves on

page 53.)

—The front, center and rear speakers will

automatically be adjusted to a high

pass filter setting.

!Previous settings for auto EQ will be over-

written.

Performing auto EQ

1 Stop the car in a place that is quiet,

close all the doors, windows and sun roof,

and then turn the engine off.

If the engine is left running, engine noise may

prevent correct auto EQ.

2 Fix the optional microphone in the cen-

ter of the headrest of the driver’s seat, fa-

cing forward.

The auto EQ may differ depending on where

you place the microphone. If desired, place

the microphone on the front passenger seat to

carry out auto EQ.

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3 Turn the ignition switch to ON or ACC.

If the car’s air conditioner or heater is turned

on, turn it off. Noise from the fan in the air

conditioner or heater may prevent correct auto

EQ.

4 Display the system menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

5 Touch Auto EQ Measurement to enter

auto EQ measurement mode.

6 Plug the microphone into the micro-

phone input jack on this unit.

7 Touch Start to start auto EQ.

8 When the 10-second countdown starts,

get out of the car and close the door within

10 seconds.

A measurement tone (noise) is emitted from

the speakers, and auto EQ measurement be-

gins.

When auto EQ is completed, Complete is dis-

played.

When the car’s interior acoustic characteris-

tics cannot be measured correctly, an error

message will be displayed. (Refer to Under-

standing auto EQ error messages on page 90.)

#It takes about nine minutes for auto EQ mea-

surement to be completed when all the speakers

are connected.

#To stop auto EQ, touch Stop.

#To cancel auto EQ measurement mode during

this procedure, touch the following touch panel

key.

Canceling auto EQ measurement

mode.

9 Store the microphone carefully in the

glove compartment or another safe place.

If the microphone is subjected to direct sun-

light for an extended period, high tempera-

tures may cause distortion, color change or

malfunction.

Note

Do not press h(eject) to open or close the panel

when you are using the microphone.

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Entertainment settings

Selecting the illumination color

This unit is equipped with multiple-color illu-

mination.

Direct selection from preset

illumination colors

You can select an illumination color from the

color list.

1 Display the entertainment menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Appearance.

3 Touch Illumination and then touch a

color on the list.

Customizing the illumination color

1 Display the entertainment menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Appearance.

3 Touch Illumination and then touch

Custom.

4 Display the customizing menu.

Displaying the customizing menu.

5 Touch the color bar to customize the

color.

6 Touch cor dto fine-tune the color.

7 Touch the icon and hold to store the

customized color in the memory.

Memo

Storing the customized color in

the memory.

The customized color has been stored in the

memory.

The set color will be recalled from the memory

the next time you touch the same icon.

Selecting the OSD color

The OSD color can be changed.

1 Display the entertainment menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Appearance.

3 Touch Screen.

4 Touch one of the colors on the list.

Selecting the background display

You can switch the background that is dis-

played when listening to a source.

1 Display the entertainment menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

2 Touch Background.

3 Touch the desired setting.

#If no JPEG images are stored in this unit, you

cannot select photo. To store a JPEG image to

this unit, refer to Capture an image in JPEG files

on page 40.

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14 Menu operations

Customizing menus

1 Display menu columns to register.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

You can customize menus except

Video Setup menu.

2 Touch and hold the menu column to

#To cancel registration, touch and hold the

menu column again.

3 Display the custom menu and choose a

registered menu.

Refer to Introduction of menu operations on

page 52.

Note

You can register up to 12 columns.

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Changing the picture

adjustment

You can adjust the Brightness (brightness),

Contrast (contrast), Color (color) , Hue (hue),

Dimmer (dimmer), Temperature (tempera-

ture), Black Level (black level) and

RGB Dot Adjust (RGB dot clock adjustment)

for each source and rear view camera.

!You cannot adjust Color,Hue,Black Level

and RGB Dot Adjust for the audio source.

1 Press and hold MENU to display

Picture Adjustment.

The adjustment function names are displayed.

2 If you are adjusting the

Picture Adjustment, select the unit.

NAVI Adjusting the Picture Adjustment

for the Navigation system.

Rear

View Adjusting the Picture Adjustment

for the rear view camera.

Source Adjusting the Picture Adjustment

for the source.

3 Touch any of the following touch panel

keys to select the function to be adjusted.

Picture Adjustment items are displayed.

!Brightness –Adjusts the black intensity

!Contrast –Adjusts the contrast

!Color –Adjusts the color saturation

!Hue –Adjusts the tone of color (red or

green is emphasized)

!Dimmer –Adjusts the brightness of the dis-

play

!Temperature –Adjusts the color tempera-

ture, resulting in a better white balance

!Black Level –Emphasizes the dark portions

of images making the difference between

bright and dark more distinct

!RGB Dot Adjust –Adjusts phase shifting

by dot clock when a Navigation system is

connected

#You cannot adjust the picture adjustment for

the rear view camera when Camera Polarity is

set to Off. (Refer to Setting the rear view camera

(back up camera) on page 63.)

#With some rear view cameras, picture adjust-

ment may not be possible.

4 Touch cor dto adjust the selected

item.

Each time you touch cor d, the level of the

selected item increases or decreases.

#Dimmer can be adjusted from +1 to +48.

#Temperature can be adjusted from +3 to –3.

5 Touch Black Level and RGB Dot Adjust

to adjust.

#Black Level can be set on or off.

#RGB Dot Adjust can be set to 1or 2.

Notes

!You cannot operate this function while driving.

!Different Brightness/Contrast/Dimmer set-

tings can be set for when the illumination

switch is on and when it is off.

Setting rear monitor output

The output source for the rear monitor can be

switched to the following:

!Front –The source on the front screen of

this unit

Disc –The video and sound from the DVD

AV –The video and sound from AV input

AUX–The source for AUX input

Off–No source

Note

You cannot play DivX files on the rear and front

monitors at the same time.

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15 Other Functions

Adjusting the response

positions of the touch panels

(Touch Panel Calibration)

If you feel that the touch panel keys on the

screen deviate from the actual positions that

respond to your touch, adjust the response po-

sitions of the touch panel. There are two ad-

justment methods: 4-point adjustment, in

which you touch four corners of the screen;

and 16-point adjustment, in which you make

fine-adjustments on the entire screen.

!Touch the screen gently for adjustment.

Forcefully pressing the touch panel may da-

mage the touch panel. Do not use a sharp

pointed tool such as a ballpoint pen or me-

chanical pen. Doing so may damage the

screen.

!If the touch panel cannot be adjusted prop-

erly, consult your local Pioneer dealer.

1 Turn the unit off.

Refer to Basic operations of this unit on page

14.

2 Press and hold MENU to display

Picture Adjustment.

3 Press and hold MENU to start Touch

Panel Calibration.

The 4-point touch panel adjustment screen ap-

pears.

4 Touch each of the arrows on the four

corners of the screen.

#To cancel the adjustment, press and hold

MENU.

5 Press MENU to complete 4-point adjust-

ment.

Data for the adjusted position is saved.

#Do not turn off the engine while the data is

being saved.

6 Press MENU to proceed to 16-point ad-

justment.

The 16-point touch panel adjustment screen

appears.

#To cancel the adjustment, press and hold

MENU.

7 Gently touch the center of the + mark

displayed on the screen.

After you touch all the marks, the data for the

adjusted position is saved.

#Do not turn off the engine while the data is

being saved.

8 Press and hold MENU to complete the

adjustment.

Using an AUX source

A separately sold auxiliary device such as a

VCR or portable device can be connected to

this unit. When connected, the auxiliary device

is automatically recognized as an AUX source

and is assigned to AUX.

About AUX connection methods

You can connect auxiliary devices to this unit.

Mini pin plug cable (AUX)

When connecting an auxiliary device using a

mini plug cable

iPods and portable audio/video players can be

connected to this unit via mini plug cable.

!If an iPod with video capabilities is con-

nected to this unit via 3.5 mm plug (4 pole)

cable (such as the CD-V150M), you can

enjoy the video contents of the connected

iPod.

!A portable audio/video player can be con-

nected by using a 3.5 mm plug (4 pole) with

an RCA cable (sold separately). However,

depending on the cable, a reverse connec-

tion between the red (right side audio)

cable and yellow (video) cable may be re-

quired in order for the sound and video

image to be reproduced correctly.

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Other Functions

%Insert the stereo mini plug into the

AUX input jack on this unit.

Refer to Installation on the next page.

Refer to What’s what on page 12.

Using an external unit

An external unit refers to a Pioneer product,

such as those which will be available in the fu-

ture. Although incompatible as a source, the

basic functions of up to two external units can

be controlled with this unit. When two external

units are connected, the external units are

automatically allocated to external unit 1 or ex-

ternal unit 2.

The basic operations of the external unit are

explained below. The allocated functions will

differ depending on the connected external

unit. For details concerning these functions,

refer to the owner’s manual for the external

unit.

Basic operations

The functions allocated to the following opera-

tions will differ depending on the connected

external unit. For details concerning these

functions, refer to the owner’s manual for the

connected external unit.

Auto Switching to auto or manual.

Audio

Video

Switching to video and audio.

Changing the screen mode.

Refer to Changing the wide screen

mode on page 40.

Switching the equalizer curves.

Refer to Using the equalizer on

page 53.

Touch and hold for more than two

seconds to turn the auto-equalizer

on or off.

Refer to Using the auto-equalizer

on page 54.

Actions will differ depending on

the connected external unit.

Function 1 to 4

Actions will differ depending on

the connected external unit.

Using the functions allocated to 1

to 6 keys.

Actions will differ depending on

the connected external unit.

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15 Other Functions

Connecting the units

WARNING

!To avoid the risk of accident and the potential

violation of applicable laws, no viewing of

front seat video should ever occur while the

vehicle is being driven. Also, rear displays

should not be in a location where they are visi-

bly distracting to the driver.

!In some countries or states the viewing of

images on a display inside a vehicle even by

persons other than the driver may be illegal.

Where such regulations apply, they must be

obeyed and this unit’s DVD features should

not be used.

CAUTION

!PIONEER does not recommend that you in-

stall or service your display unit yourself. In-

stalling or servicing the product may expose

you to risk of electric shock or other hazards.

Refer all installation and servicing of your dis-

play unit to authorized Pioneer service person-

nel.

!Secure all wiring with cable clamps or electri-

cal tape. Do not allow any bare wiring to re-

main exposed.

!Do not drill a hole into the engine compart-

ment to connect the yellow cable of the dis-

play unit to the vehicle battery. Engine

vibration may eventually cause the insulation

to fail at the point where the wire passes from

the passenger compartment into the engine

compartment. Take extra care in securing the

wire at this point.

!It is extremely dangerous to allow the micro-

phone lead to become wound around the

steering column or gearstick. Be sure to in-

stall the unit in such a way that it will not ob-

struct driving.

!Make sure that cables will not interfere with

moving parts of the vehicle, such as the gear-

shift, parking brake or seat sliding mechan-

ism.

!Do not shorten any cables. If you do, the pro-

tection circuit may fail to work properly.

WARNING

!LIGHT GREEN LEAD AT POWER CON-

NECTOR IS DESIGNED TO DETECT

PARKED STATUS AND MUST BE CON-

NECTED TO THE POWER SUPPLY SIDE

OF THE PARKING BRAKE SWITCH. IM-

PROPER CONNECTION OR USE OF

THIS LEAD MAY VIOLATE APPLICABLE

LAW AND MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS IN-

JURY OR DAMAGE.

WARNING

!Use speakers over 50 W (output value) and be-

tween 4 Wto 8 W(impedance value). Do not

use 1 Wto 3 Wspeakers for this unit.

!The black cable is ground. When installing

this unit or power amp (sold separately), make

sure to connect the ground wire first. Ensure

that the ground wire is properly connected to

metal parts of the car’s body. The ground wire

of the power amp and the one of this unit or

any other device must be connected to the car

separately with different screws. If the screw

for the ground wire loosens or falls out, it

could result in fire, generation of smoke or

malfunction.

Ground wire

Metal parts of car’s body

POWER AMP

Other devices

(Another electronic

device in the car)

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Important

!This unit cannot be installed in a vehicle with-

out ACC (accessory) position on the ignition

switch.

ACC position No ACC position

!Use this unit with a 12-volt battery and nega-

tive grounding only. Failure to do so may result

in a fire or malfunction.

!To prevent a short-circuit, overheating or mal-

function, be sure to follow the directions

below.

—Disconnect the negative terminal of the

battery before installation.

—Secure the wiring with cable clamps or ad-

hesive tape. Wrap adhesive tape around

wiring that comes into contact with metal

parts to protect the wiring.

—Place all cables away from moving parts,

such as the gear shift and seat rails.

—Place all cables away from hot places,

such as near the heater outlet.

—Do not connect the yellow cable to the bat-

tery by passing it through the hole to the

engine compartment.

—Cover any disconnected cable connectors

with insulating tape.

—Do not shorten any cables.

—Never cut the insulation of the power cable

of this unit in order to share the power

with other devices. The current capacity of

the cable is limited.

—Use a fuse of the rating prescribed.

—Never wire the negative speaker cable di-

rectly to ground.

—Never band together negative cables of

multiple speakers.

!When this unit is on, control signals are sent

through the blue/white cable. Connect this

cable to the system remote control of an exter-

nal power amp or the vehicle’s auto-antenna

relay control terminal (max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

If the vehicle is equipped with a glass anten-

na, connect it to the antenna booster power

supply terminal.

!Never connect the blue/white cable to the

power terminal of an external power amp.

Also, never connect it to the power terminal of

the auto antenna. Doing so may result in bat-

tery drain or a malfunction.

!IP-BUS connectors are color-coded. Be sure

to connect connectors of the same color.

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Connecting the power cord

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This product

Microphone

(supplied)

4 m (13 ft. 1 in.) Fuse (10 A)

RGB input

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

Microphone input Jack (MIC)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

Yellow

Connect to the constant 12 V supply terminal.

Fuse resistor

Red

Connect to terminal controlled by ignition switch (12 V DC).

Black (chassis ground)

Connect to a clean, paint-free metal location.

Left Right

Front speaker Front speaker

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

White Gray

Gray/blackWhite/black

Green Violet

Green/black Violet/black

Violet

Violet/black

Not used.

Green

Green/black

When using a subwoofer of 70 W (2 Ω), be sure to connect with Violet and Violet/black leads of this unit.

Do not connect anything to Green and Green/black leads.

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

× 2

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

Orange/white

Connect to lighting switch terminal.

Fuse resistor

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16 Installation

Pioneer IP-BUS

accessories

Navigation system

(AVIC-U220 (sold

separately)).

Antenna input

IP-BUS cable

IP-BUS input

(Blue)

26 pin cable (Supplied with Navigation system)

Insert the 26 pin cable in the direction

indicated in the figure. Please contact your dealer to inquire

about the connectable navigation system.

Connection method

1. Clamp the lead. 2. Clamp firmly with

needle-nosed pliers.

Note:

· The position of the parking brake switch depends on the vehicle model. For details,

consult the vehicle Owner’s Manual or dealer.

Light green

Used to detect the ON/OFF status of the parking

brake. This lead must be connected to the power

supply side of the parking brake switch.

Blue/white

Connect to system control terminal of the power amp or

auto-antenna relay control terminal (max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Ground side

Power supply side

Parking brake

switch

With a 2 speaker system, do not connect anything to the speaker leads

that are not connected to speakers.

Note:

· Change the initial setting of this unit. The

subwoofer output of this unit is monaural.

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When connecting to separately sold power amp

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Blue/white

Connect to system control

terminal of the power amp

(max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Connect with RCA cables

(sold separately)

Rear speaker

Perform these connections when

using the optional amplifier.

System remote control

Front speaker Front speaker

Left Right

Rear speaker

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Subwoofer Subwoofer

To front

output

To rear

output

To subwoofer

output

This product

Rear output

(REAR OUTPUT)

Front output

(FRONT OUTPUT)

Subwoofer output

(SUBWOOFER OUTPUT)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

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16 Installation

Connecting the system

This product

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

IP-BUS input

HD Radio tuner

(sold separately)

IP-BUS cable

(Supplied with HD Radio tuner)

When connecting the external video component and the display

When using a display connected to rear video output

This product’s rear video output and rear

audio output are for connection of a display to

enable passengers in the rear seats to watch

the DVD, etc.

WARNING

!Never install the display in a location where it

is visible to the driver while driving.

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Installation

This product

External video

component (sold

separately)

RCA cables (sold separately)

Audio inputs

(AUDIO INPUT)

Video input (VIDEO INPUT)

Display with RCA

input jacks (sold

separately)

Rear monitor output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT)To video input

To video output

To audio outputs

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

Rear audio output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT(AUDIO))

To audio inputs

RCA cables (sold separately)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

Mini pin plug cable

(sold separately)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

!It is necessary to change AV Input in

System Menu when connecting the exter-

nal video component.

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16 Installation

When connecting with a rear

view camera

When this product is used with a rear view

camera, it is possible to automatically switch

from the video to rear view image when the

gear shift is moved to REVERSE (R).

WARNING

USE INPUT ONLY FOR REVERSE OR MIR-

ROR IMAGE REAR VIEW CAMERA. OTHER

USE MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DAMAGE.

CAUTION

!The screen image may appear reversed.

!The rear view camera function is to be used

as an aid to keep an eye on trailers, or while

backing up. Do not use for entertainment pur-

poses.

!Objects in the rear view may appear closer or

more distant than they actually are.

Rear view camera input

(REAR VIEW CAMERA IN)

This product

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

To video output

Rear view camera

(sold separately)

Violet/white

Of the two lead wires

connected to the back lamp,

connect the one in which the

voltage changes when the

gear shift is in the REVERSE

(R) position. This connection

enables the unit to

sense whether the car is

moving forwards or

backwards.

Fuse resistor RCA cable

(sold separately)

CAUTION

You must use a camera which outputs mirror

reversed images.

It is necessary to set Camera Polarity properly in

System Menu when connecting the rear view

camera.

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Notes

!Check all connections and systems before

final installation.

!Do not use unauthorized parts as this may

cause malfunctions.

!Consult your dealer if installation requires dril-

ling of holes or other modifications to the vehi-

cle.

!Do not install this unit where:

—it may interfere with operation of the vehi-

cle.

—it may cause injury to a passenger as a re-

sult of a sudden stop.

!Do not install the display where it may (i) ob-

struct the driver’s vision, (ii) impair the perfor-

mance of any of the vehicle’s operating

systems or safety features, including air bags,

hazard lamp buttons or (iii) impair the driver’s

ability to safely operate the vehicle.

!The semiconductor laser will be damaged if it

overheats. Install this unit away from hot

places such as near the heater outlet.

!Optimum performance is obtained when the

unit is installed at an angle of less than 30°.

!To ensure proper heat dispersal when using

this unit, make sure you leave ample space

behind the rear panel and wrap any loose

cables so they are not blocking the vents

when installing the unit.

5cmcm

Leave ample

space 5 cm

5 cm

!The cords must not cover up the area shown

in the figure below. This is necessary to allow

the amplifiers to radiate freely.

1Do not cover this area.

!Make sure you leave enough gap between the

dashboard and the LCD panel of this unit so

the LCD panel can be opened and closed with-

out contacting with the dashboard.

1Dashboard

2Leave gap

3LCD panel

!To some types of vehicles, this unit cannot be

properly installed. In such case, use the op-

tional installation kit (ADT-VA133).

DIN front/rear-mount

This unit can be properly installed using either

front-mount or rear-mount installation.

Use commercially available parts when instal-

ling.

DIN Front-mount

1 Decide the position of the side brack-

ets.

When installing in a shallow space, change

the position of side brackets (small).

Section

16 Installation

1Side bracket (small)

2Flush surface screw (5 mm × 6 mm)

2 Install the unit into the dashboard.

Insert the mounting sleeve into the dashboard.

And then secure the mounting sleeve by using

a screwdriver to bend the metal tabs (90°) into

place.

182

1Dashboard

2Mounting sleeve

3Side bracket

4Screw (2 mm × 3 mm)

DIN Rear-mount

1 Determine the appropriate position

where the holes on the bracket and the

side of the unit match.

When installing in a shallow space, use the

following screw holes.

1Use binding screws (4 mm × 3 mm) only.

2 Tighten two screws on each side.

Use any of binding screws (4 mm × 3 mm),

binding screws (5 mm × 6 mm) or flush sur-

face screws (5 mm × 6 mm), depending on

the shape of screw holes in the bracket.

1Screw

2Dashboard or console

3Factory radio mounting bracket

Removing the unit

Extend top and bottom of the trim ring out-

wards to remove the trim ring. And then loos-

en the screws (2 mm × 3 mm) to remove the

mounting sleeve.

!When reattaching the trim ring, push the

trim ring onto the unit until it clicks. (If the

trim ring is attached upside down, the trim

ring will not fit properly.)

En 81

Section

Installation

1Mounting sleeve

2Screw (2 mm × 3 mm)

3Trim ring

Fastening the front panel

If you do not plan to detach the front panel,

the front panel can be fastened with supplied

screw.

1Screw

Installing the microphone

CAUTION

It is extremely dangerous to allow the micro-

phone lead to become wound around the steer-

ing column or gearstick. Be sure to install the

unit in such a way that it will not obstruct driving.

Note

Install the microphone in a position and orienta-

tion that will enable it to pick up the voice of the

person operating the system.

When installing the microphone on

the sun visor

1 Install the microphone on the micro-

phone clip.

1Microphone

2Microphone clip

2 Install the microphone clip on the sun

visor.

With the sun visor up, install the microphone

clip. (Lowering the sun visor reduces the voice

recognition rate.)

Section

16 Installation

1Microphone clip

2Clamp

Use separately sold clamps to secure the

lead where necessary inside the vehicle.

When installing the microphone on

the steering column

1 Install the microphone on the micro-

phone clip.

1Microphone

2Microphone base

3Microphone clip

4Fit the microphone lead into the groove.

#Microphone can be installed without using

microphone clip. In this case, detach the micro-

phone base from the microphone clip. To detach

the microphone base from the microphone clip,

slide the microphone base.

2 Install the microphone clip on the rear

side of the steering column.

1Double-sided tape

2Clamp

Use separately sold clamps to secure the

lead where necessary inside the vehicle.

Adjusting the microphone angle

The microphone angle can be adjusted.

En 83

Section

Installation

Troubleshooting

Common

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

The power will

not turn on.

The unit will

not operate.

Leads and con-

nectors are incor-

rectly connected.

Confirm once more

that all connec-

tions are correct.

The fuse is

blown.

Rectify the cause

and then replace

the fuse. Be sure to

install a fuse with

the same rating.

Noise and/or

other factors are

causing the built-

in microproces-

sor to operate in-

correctly.

Press RESET.(Page

12)

Operation with

the remote

control is not

possible.

The unit does

not operate

correctly even

when the ap-

propriate re-

mote control

buttons are

pressed.

Battery power is

low.

Load a new battery.

Some operations

are prohibited

with certain

discs.

Try operating with

another disc.

Playback is not

possible.

The disc is dirty. Clean the disc.

The type of disc

loaded cannot be

played on this

unit.

Check the disc

type.

The disc loaded

is not compatible

with this video

system.

Change the disc to

one that is compa-

tible with your

video system.

There is no

sound.

The volume

level will not

rise.

Cables are not

connected cor-

rectly.

Connect the cables

correctly.

The unit is per-

forming still,

slow motion or

frame-by-frame

playback.

There is no sound

during still, slow

motion or frame-

by-frame playback.

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

There is no

image dis-

played.

The parking

brake cable is

not connected.

Connect the park-

ing brake cable,

and apply the park-

ing brake.

The parking

brake is not ap-

plied.

Connect the park-

ing brake cable,

and apply the park-

ing brake.

The icon is

displayed, and

operation is not

possible.

The operation is

prohibited for the

disc.

This operation is

not possible.

The operation is

not compatible

with the config-

uration of the

disc.

This operation is

not possible.

The image dis-

played stops

(pauses) and

the unit cannot

be operated.

The data could

no longer be

read during play-

back.

Stop playback

once, and start

playback again.

There is no

sound.

The volume

level is low.

The volume level

is low.

Adjust the volume

level.

The attenuator is

on.

Turn the attenuator

off.

The sound and

video skip.

The unit is not

firmly secured.

Firmly secure the

unit.

File size and

transmission rate

are above recom-

mended rates.

Create a DivX file

that is within the

recommended size

and transmission

rate.

The aspect

ratio is incor-

rect and the

image is

stretched.

The aspect ratio

setting is incor-

rect for the dis-

play.

Select the appro-

priate setting for

your display. (Page

57)

The motor

sounds when

the ignition

switch is

turned ON (or

is turned to

ACC).

The unit is con-

firming whether

or not a disc is

loaded.

This is a normal

operation.

Appendix

Additional Information

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

Nothing is dis-

played.

The touch

panel keys can-

not be used.

The rear view

camera is not

connected.

Connect a rear

view camera.

Camera Polarity

is at incorrect

setting.

Press and hold

MENU to return to

the source display

and then select the

correct setting for

Camera Polarity.

(Page 63)

No xxxx ap-

pears when a

display is chan-

ged (No Title,

for example).

There is no em-

bedded text infor-

mation.

Switch the display

or play another

track/file.

Sub-folders

cannot be

played back.

Folder repeat

play has been se-

lected.

Select the repeat

range again.

The repeat

range changes

automatically.

Another folder

was selected dur-

ing repeat play.

Select the repeat

range again.

Track search or

fast forward/re-

verse was per-

formed during

file repeat play.

Select the repeat

range again.

DVD

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

Playback is not

possible.

The loaded disc

has a different re-

gion number

from this unit.

Replace the disc

with one featuring

the same region

number as this

unit.

A parental lock

message is dis-

played and

playback is not

possible.

Parental lock is

activated.

Turn parental lock

off or change the

level. (Page 57)

Parental lock

cannot be can-

celed.

The code number

is incorrect.

Enter the correct

code number.

(Page 57)

You have forgot-

ten your code

number.

Press RESET.(Page

58)

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

Dialog lan-

guage (and

subtitle lan-

guage) cannot

be switched.

The DVD being

played does not

feature multiple

language record-

ings.

The language can-

not be switched if

they are not re-

corded on the disc.

You can only

switch between

items indicated

in the disc menu.

Switch the lan-

guage using the

disc menu.

No subtitles

are displayed.

The DVD being

played does not

feature subtitles.

Subtitles are not

displayed if they

are not recorded

on the disc.

You can only

switch between

items indicated

in the disc menu.

Switch the lan-

guage using the

disc menu.

Playback is not

performed with

the audio lan-

guage and sub-

title language

settings se-

lected in Video

Setup menu.

The DVD being

played does not

feature dialog or

subtitles in the

selected lan-

guage.

The language can-

not be switched if

the selected lan-

guage is not re-

corded on the disc.

The viewing

angle cannot

be switched.

The DVD being

played does not

feature scenes

shot from multi-

ple angles.

The viewing angle

cannot be

switched if the

DVD does not fea-

ture scenes re-

corded from

multiple angles.

You are trying to

switch to multi-

angle viewing for

a scene that was

not recorded

from multiple an-

gles.

Switch between

multiple angles

when watching

scenes recorded

from multiple an-

gles.

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Additional Information

Symptom Cause Action (Refer-

ence page)

The image is

extremely un-

clear/distorted

and dark dur-

ing playback.

Some discs fea-

ture a signal to

prohibit copying.

Since this unit is

compatible with

the analog copy

generation man-

agement system,

when playing a

disc that has a sig-

nal prohibiting

copying, horizontal

stripes or other im-

perfections may

appear when

viewed on some

displays. This is

not a malfunction.

Video CD

Symptom Cause Action

The PBC (play-

back control)

menu cannot

be called up.

The Video CD

being played

does not feature

PBC.

This operation is

not available for

Video CDs that do

not feature PBC.

Repeat play

and track/time

search are not

possible.

The Video CD

being played fea-

tures PBC.

This operation is

not available for

Video CDs that fea-

ture PBC.

iPod

Symptom Cause Action

The iPod does

not operate

correctly.

The cables are in-

correctly con-

nected.

Disconnect the

cable from the

iPod. Once the

iPod’s main menu

is displayed, recon-

nect the iPod and

reset it.

The iPod version

is old.

Update the iPod

version.

Error messages

When you contact your dealer or your nearest

Pioneer Service Center, be sure to note the

error message.

Tuner

Message Cause Action

No Data Pro-

vided

This unit cannot

receive artist

name/song title

information.

Move to the desir-

able location with

good reception.

No Data This unit cannot

receive program

service name in-

formation.

Move to the desir-

able location with

good reception.

DVD

Message Cause Action

Different Re-

gion Disc

The disc does not

have the same

region number

as this unit.

Replace the DVD

with one bearing

the correct region

number.

Error-02-XX/

FF-FF

The disc is dirty. Clean the disc.

The disc is

scratched.

Replace the disc.

The disc is

loaded upside

down.

Check that the disc

is loaded correctly.

There is an elec-

trical or mechan-

ical error.

Press RESET.

Unplayable

Disc

This type of disc

cannot be played

on this unit.

Replace the disc

with one that can

be played on this

unit.

The inserted disc

does not contain

any playable

files.

Replace the disc.

Protect All the files on

the inserted disc

are embedded

with DRM.

Replace the disc.

Skipped The inserted disc

contains DRM

protected files.

Play an audio file

not embedded with

Windows Media

DRM 9/10.

TEMP The temperature

of the unit is out-

side the normal

operating range.

Wait until the unit

returns to a tem-

perature within the

normal operating

limits.

Appendix

Additional Information

Message Cause Action

Rental Ex-

pired.

The inserted disc

contains expired

DivX VOD con-

tent.

Select a file that

can be played.

Video resolu-

tion not sup-

ported

The inserted disc

contains a high

definition DivX

file.

Select a file that

can be played.

It is not possi-

ble to write it

in the flash.

Flash memory

error.

Replace the flash

memory.

Your device is

not author-

ized to play

this DivX pro-

tected video.

This unit’s DivX

registration code

has not been

authorized by the

DivX VOD con-

tents provider.

to the DivX VOD

contents provider.

Unplayable

File

This type of file

cannot be played

on this unit.

Select a file that

can be played.

Format Read Sometimes there

is a delay be-

tween the start of

playback and

when you start to

hear any sound.

Wait until the mes-

sage disappears

and you hear

sound.

Video frame

rate not sup-

ported.

DivX file’s frame

rate is more than

30 fps.

Select a file that

can be played.

Audio Format

not sup-

ported.

This type of file is

not supported on

this unit.

Select a file that

can be played.

External storage device (USB, SD)

Message Cause Action

Unplayable

File

This type of file

cannot be played

on this unit.

Select a file that

can be played.

There are no

songs.

Transfer the audio

files to the external

storage device and

connect.

Security for the

connected USB

memory is en-

abled.

Follow the USB

memory instruc-

tions to disable se-

curity.

Message Cause Action

Format Read Sometimes there

is a delay be-

tween the start of

playback and

when you start to

hear any sound.

Wait until the mes-

sage disappears

and you hear

sound.

Skipped The connected

external storage

device contains

WMA files that

are protected by

Windows Med-

iaäDRM 9/10.

Play an audio file

not embedded with

Windows Media

DRM 9/10.

Protect All the files on

the connected

external storage

device is pro-

tected by

Windows Media

DRM 9/10.

Transfer audio files

not protected by

Windows Media

DRM 9/10 to the

external storage

device and con-

nect.

Incompatible

USB

The USB device

connected to is

not supported by

this unit.

Connect a USB

portable audio

player or USB

memory that is

USB Mass Storage

Class compliant.

The USB device

is not formatted

with FAT16 or

FAT32.

The connected

USB device should

be formatted with

FAT16 or FAT32.

Incompatible

Unsupported SD

card is inserted.

Use the supported

SD card.

Non-compatible

SD storage de-

vice

Remove your de-

vice and replace it

with a compatible

SD storage device.

En 87

Appendix

Additional Information

Message Cause Action

Check USB The USB connec-

tor or USB cable

has short-

circuited.

Check that the

USB connector or

USB cable is not

caught in some-

thing or damaged.

The connected

USB portable

audio player/

USB memory

consumes more

than maximum

allowable cur-

rent.

Disconnect the

USB portable

audio player/USB

memory and do

not use it. Turn the

ignition switch to

OFF, then to ACC

or ON and then

connect a compli-

ant USB portable

audio player/USB

memory.

Error-02-9X/-

Communication

failed.

Perform one of the

following opera-

tions.

–Turn the ignition

switch OFF and

back ON.

–Disconnect the

USB portable

audio player/USB

memory.

–Change to a dif-

ferent source.

Then, return to the

USB portable

audio player/USB

memory.

Rental Ex-

pired.

The inserted ex-

ternal storage de-

vice contains

expired DivX

VOD content.

Select a file that

can be played.

Video resolu-

tion not sup-

ported

The inserted ex-

ternal storage de-

vice contains a

high definition

DivX file.

Select a file that

can be played.

It is not possi-

ble to write it

in the flash.

Flash memory

error.

Replace the flash

memory.

Your device is

not author-

ized to play

this DivX pro-

tected video.

This unit’s DivX

registration code

has not been

authorized by the

DivX VOD con-

tents provider.

to the DivX VOD

contents provider.

Message Cause Action

Format Read Sometimes there

is a delay be-

tween the start of

playback and

when you start to

hear any sound.

Wait until the mes-

sage disappears

and you hear

sound.

Video frame

rate not sup-

ported.

DivX file’s frame

rate is more than

30 fps.

Select a file that

can be played.

Audio Format

not sup-

ported.

This type of file is

not supported on

this unit.

Select a file that

can be played.

iPod

Message Cause Action

Format Read Sometimes there

is a delay be-

tween the start of

playback and

when you start to

hear any sound.

Wait until the mes-

sage disappears

and you hear

sound.

Error-02-6X/-

9X/-DX

Communication

failed.

Disconnect the

cable from the

iPod. Once the

iPod’s main menu

is displayed, recon-

nect the iPod and

reset it.

iPod failure. Disconnect the

cable from the

iPod. Once the

iPod’s main menu

is displayed, recon-

nect the iPod and

reset it.

Error-02-67 The iPod firm-

ware version is

old.

Update the iPod

version.

Stop There are no

songs.

Transfer songs to

the iPod.

There are no

songs in the cur-

rent list.

Select a list that

contains songs.

Not Found No related

songs.

Transfer songs to

the iPod.

Appendix

Additional Information

iTunes tagging

Message Cause Action

iPod full. Tags

not trans-

ferred.

Memory used for

tag information

on the iPod is

full.

Sync the iPod with

iTunes and clean

up the tagged play-

list.

Memory full.

Tags not

stored.

This unit’s flash

memory used as

the temporary

storage area is

full.

Connect the iPod

to this unit and

transfer this unit’s

tag information to

the iPod.

Tags trans-

ferred failed.

This unit’s tag in-

formation cannot

transfer to the

iPod.

Check the iPod

and try again.

Tag store

failed.

Tag information

cannot be stored

in this unit.

Try again.

Error-8D Built-in FLASH

ROM encoun-

tered an error

Turn the ignition

OFF and ON.

SD source can-

not be se-

lected during

tag transfer.

Tag information

is being trans-

ferred to the

iPod.

Wait until tag

transfer is com-

plete.

Bluetooth

Message Cause Action

Error-10 The power failed

for the Bluetooth

module of this

unit.

Turn the ignition

switch OFF and

then to ACC or ON.

If the error mes-

sage is still dis-

played after

performing the

above action,

please contact

your dealer or an

authorized Pioneer

Service Station.

Pandora

Message Cause Action

Error-19 Communication

failed.

Disconnect the

cable from the

iPod. Once the

iPod’s main menu

is displayed, recon-

nect the iPod and

reset it.

Message Cause Action

Start up the

Pandora Ap-

plication from

your Device.

The Pandora ap-

plication has not

started running

yet.

Start up the

Pandora applica-

tion from your

iPod/iPhone.

Unable to

save thumb

rating. Try

again later.

Unable to save

thumb rating.

Try again later.

Unable to

save Book-

mark. Try

again later.

Unable to save

Bookmark.

Try again later.

Pandora sys-

tem mainte-

nance. Try

again later.

Pandora system

is undergoing

maintenance.

Try again later.

Skip limit

reached.

Skip limit

reached.

Do not exceed the

skip limit.

This version

of the

Pandora Ap-

plication is

not sup-

ported.

This version of

the Pandora ap-

plication is not

supported.

Connect an iPod/

iPhone that has a

compatible version

of the Pandora ap-

plication installed.

Check Device Device error mes-

sage displayed in

Pandora Applica-

tion.

Please check your

iPod/iPhone.

Pandora is un-

able to play

music. Please

see your De-

vice.

Unable to play

music from

Pandora.

Please check your

iPod/iPhone.

Create station

within the

Pandora Ap-

plication on

Device.

No station found. Create a station in

the Pandora appli-

cation on your

iPod/iPhone.

No Active Sta-

tion

No station se-

lected.

Select a station.

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Appendix

Additional Information

Understanding auto EQ

error messages

When correct measurement of the car’s inter-

ior acoustic characteristics is not possible

using auto EQ, an error message may appear

on the display. In such cases, refer to the table

below to see what the problem is and how it

may be corrected. After checking, try again.

Message Cause Action

Error. Please

check MIC.

The microphone

is not connected.

Plug the optional

microphone se-

curely into the

jack.

Error. Please

check xxxx

speaker.

The microphone

cannot pick up

the measuring

tone of a speaker.

!Confirm that the

speakers are con-

nected correctly.

!Correct the input

level setting of the

power amp con-

nected to the

speakers.

!Plug the micro-

phone securely

into the jack.

Error. Please

check noise.

The surrounding

noise level is too

high.

!Stop your car in

a place that is

quiet, and switch

off the engine, air

conditioner and

heater.

!Set the micro-

phone correctly.

Error. Please

check battery.

Power is not

being supplied

from the battery

to this unit.

!Connect the bat-

tery correctly.

!Check the battery

voltage.

Understanding messages

Messages Translation

Screen image may ap-

pear reversed.

Pioneer recommends

the use of a camera

which outputs mirror-

reversed images.

Otherwise, the screen

image will appear re-

versed.

Appendix

Additional Information

Indicator list

Area 1 Area 2

Area 3

Area 1

Indicates that the selected fre-

quency is being broadcast in

stereo.

Indicates that a Bluetooth tele-

phone is connected.

Indicates that the digital format is

Dolby Digital.

Indicates that the digital format is

MPEG Audio.

Indicates that the digital format is

Linear PCM.

Indicates the sampling frequency.

Indicates that the digital format is

DTS.

Mch

Indicates the audio channel.

Indicates that a disc with PBC On

is being played.

!Indicates that a cellular phone

is connected.

!Indicates that an incoming call

has been received and has not

been checked yet.

!Not displayed for calls made

when your cellular phone is

disconnected from this unit.

Indicates the battery strength of

the cellular phone.

!The level shown on the indica-

tor may differ from the actual

battery strength.

!If the battery strength is not

available, nothing is displayed

in the battery strength indica-

tor area.

Indicates the signal strength of the

cellular phone.

Indicates that Auto EQ is on.

Shows when HD Radio signal is re-

ceived.

Shows when analog audio of HD

Radio signal is received.

Shows when digital audio of HD

Radio signal is received.

Shows when HD Radio station in-

formation is received.

Shows when downloadable song

information (tag) from a radio sta-

tion is received.

Shows when song information

(tag) from an HD Radio station is

being saved to this unit.

Shows while searching a song/

video in alphabet search mode.

Shows when song information

(tag) is being saved to your iPod.

Shows when this unit has the song

information (tag).

Shows which audio language has

been selected.

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Shows which subtitle language

has been selected.

Shows which viewing angle has

been selected.

Shows which audio output has

been selected.

Area 2

Shows the disc title of the CD text

disc currently being played.

Shows the song title when receiving

the tag information.

Shows the track title of the track cur-

rently being played for CD text discs.

Shows the song title of the song cur-

rently being played for MP3/WMA/

AAC files.

Shows the comment currently being

played.

Shows the station name currently

tuned in to.

Shows the artist name when receiv-

ing the tag information.

Shows the artist name of the track/

song currently being played for CD

text discs.

Shows the artist name of the artist

currently being played for MP3/

WMA/AAC files.

Shows cellular phone information.

Shows general phone information.

Shows home phone information.

Shows office phone information.

Shows other phone information.

Shows the category name.

Shows the folder name of the folder

containing the MP3/WMA/AAC file

currently being played.

Shows the file name of the MP3/

WMA/AAC file currently being

played.

Shows the preset number of the sta-

tion currently being tuned in to.

Shows the channel currently being

tuned in to.

Shows SIRIUS information.

Area 3

Shows the title number currently

being played.

Shows the chapter number cur-

rently being played.

Shows the replay time currently

being played.

Shows when the game alert func-

tion is on while receiving SIRIUS

stations.

Shows the genre of the track/song

currently being played.

Indicates that the feature demo is

on.

Appendix

Additional Information

Handling guidelines

Discs and player

Use only discs featuring any of following logos.

Use 12-cm discs. Do not use 8-cm discs or an adapter

for 8-cm discs.

Use only conventional, fully circular discs. Do not use

shaped discs.

Do not insert anything other than a DVD (-R/-RW) or

CD (-R/-RW) into the disc loading slot.

Do not use cracked, chipped, warped, or otherwise

damaged discs as they may damage the player.

Unfinalized CD-R/CD-RW discs cannot be played

back.

Do not touch the recorded surface of the discs.

Store discs in their cases when not in use.

Do not attach labels, write on or apply chemicals to

the surface of the discs.

To clean a disc, wipe the disc with a soft cloth out-

ward from the center.

Condensation may temporarily impair the player’s

performance. Let it rest for about one hour to adjust

to a warmer temperature. Also, wipe any damp discs

off with a soft cloth.

Playback of discs may not be possible because of

disc characteristics, disc format, recorded applica-

tion, playback environment, storage conditions, and

so on.

Road shocks may interrupt disc playback.

Read the precautions for discs before using them.

Certain functions may not be available for some DVD

video discs.

It may not be possible to play back some DVD video

discs.

It is not possible to play back DVD-RAM discs.

This unit is not compatible with discs recorded in

AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) for-

mat. Do not insert AVCHD discs as you may not be

able to eject the disc.

External storage device (USB, SD)

Depending on the external storage device (USB, SD),

the following problems may occur.

!Operations may vary.

!The storage device may not be recognized.

!Files may not be played back properly.

USB storage device

Connections via USB hub are not supported.

Do not connect anything other than a USB storage

device.

Firmly secure the USB storage device when driving.

Do not let the USB storage device fall onto the floor,

where it may become jammed under the brake or ac-

celerator pedal.

Depending on the USB storage device, the device

may cause noise to occur in the radio.

devices cannot be played back.

You cannot connect a USB portable audio player/USB

memory to this unit via USB hub.

Partitioned USB memory is not compatible with this

unit.

Depending on the kind of USB portable audio player/

USB memory you use, the device may not be recog-

nized or audio files may not be played back properly.

Do not leave the USB portable audio player/USB

memory in direct sunlight for extended amounts of

time. Doing so may cause the device to malfunction

from the extreme rise in temperature.

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Additional Information

SD memory card

This unit supports only the following types of SD

memory cards.

!SD

!SDHC

Keep the SD memory card out of the reach of chil-

dren. Should the SD memory card be swallowed, con-

sult a doctor immediately.

Do not touch the connectors of the SD memory card

directly with your fingers or with any metal device.

Do not insert anything other than an SD memory card

into the SD card slot. If a metal object (such as a

coin) is inserted into the slot, the internal circuits may

break and cause malfunctions.

Do not insert a damaged SD memory card (e.g.

warped, label peeled off) as it may not be ejected

from the slot.

Do not try to force an SD memory card into the SD

card slot as the card or this unit may be damaged.

When ejecting an SD memory card, press it and hold

it until it clicks. It is dangerous for you to release your

finger immediately after you press on the card as the

card may shoot out of the slot and hit you in the face,

etc. If the card shoots out of the slot, it may become

lost.

iPod

To ensure proper operation, connect the dock connec-

tor cable from the iPod directly to this unit.

Firmly secure the iPod when driving. Do not let the

iPod fall onto the floor, where it may become jammed

under the brake or accelerator pedal.

About iPod settings

!When an iPod is connected, this unit changes the

EQ (equalizer) setting of the iPod to off in order to

optimize the acoustics. When you disconnect the

iPod, the EQ returns to the original setting.

!You cannot set Repeat to off on the iPod when

using this unit. Repeat is automatically changed

to All when the iPod is connected to this unit.

Incompatible text saved on the iPod will not be dis-

played by the unit.

DVD-R/DVD-RW discs

Unfinalized DVD-R/-RW discs which have been re-

corded in the Video format (video mode) cannot be

played back.

Playback of DVD-R/DVD-RW discs may not be possi-

ble, due to disc characteristics, scratches or dirt on

the disc, or dirt, condensation, etc. on the lens of this

unit.

Depending on the application settings and the envir-

onment, playback of discs recorded on a personal

computer may not be possible. (For details, contact

the manufacturer of the application.)

CD-R/CD-RW discs

When CD-R/CD-RW discs are used, playback is possi-

ble only for discs which have been finalized.

Playback of CD-R/CD-RW discs recorded on a music

CD recorder or a personal computer may not be pos-

sible due to disc characteristics, scratches or dirt on

the disc, or dirt, condensation, etc., on the lens of this

unit.

Depending on the application settings and the envir-

onment, playback of discs recorded on a personal

computer may not be possible. (For details, contact

the manufacturer of the application.)

Playback of CD-R/CD-RW discs may become impossi-

ble in case of direct exposure to sunlight, high tem-

peratures, or the storage conditions in the vehicle.

Titles and other text information recorded on a CD-R/

CD-RW disc may not be displayed by this unit (in the

case of audio data (CD-DA)).

DualDiscs

DualDiscs are two-sided discs that have a recordable

CD for audio on one side and a recordable DVD for

video on the other.

Playback of the DVD side is possible with this unit.

However, since the CD side of DualDiscs is not physi-

cally compatible with the general CD standard, it may

not be possible to play the CD side with this unit.

Frequent loading and ejecting of a DualDisc may re-

sult in scratches on the disc. Serious scratches can

lead to playback problems on this unit. In some

cases, a DualDisc may become stuck in the disc load-

ing slot and will not eject. To prevent this, we recom-

mend you refrain from using DualDisc with this unit.

Please refer to the information from the disc manu-

facturer for more detailed information about

DualDiscs.

Appendix

Additional Information

JPEG picture files

JPEG is short for Joint Photographic Experts Group

and refers to a still image compression technology

standard.

Files are compatible with Baseline JPEG and EXIF 2.1

still images up to a resolution of 8 192 × 7 680. (EXIF

format is used most commonly with digital still cam-

eras.)

Playback of EXIF format files that were processed by a

personal computer may not be possible.

There is no progressive JPEG compatibility.

DivX video files

Depending on the composition of the file information,

such as the number of audio streams or file size,

there may be a slight delay when playing back discs.

Some special operations may be prohibited due to

the composition of the DivX files.

Only DivX files downloaded from a DivX partner site

are guarantee for proper operation. Unauthorized

DivX files may not operate properly.

DRM rental files cannot be operated until playback is

started.

Recommended file size: 2 Mbps or less with a trans-

mission rate of 2 GB or less.

The ID code of this unit must be registered to a DivX

VOD provider in order to playback DivX VOD files. For

information on ID codes, refer to Displaying the DivXâ

VOD registration code on page 59.

For more details about DivX, visit the following site:

http://www.divx.com/

Important

!When naming a JPEG image file, add the cor-

responding filename extension (.jpg, .jpeg, .

jpe or .jfif).

!This unit plays back files with these filename

extensions (.jpg, .jpeg, .jpe or .jfif) as a JPEG

image file. To prevent malfunctions, do not

use these extensions for files other than JPEG

image files.

Compressed audio

compatibility (disc, USB, SD)

WMA

File extension: .wma

Bit rate: 5 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR), VBR

Sampling frequency: 8 kHz to 48 kHz

Windows Media Audio Professional, Lossless, Voice/

DRM Stream/Stream with video: Not compatible

MP3

File extension: .mp3

Bit rate: 8 kbps to 320 kbps

Sampling frequency: 8 kHz to 48 kHz (32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,

48 kHz for emphasis)

Compatible ID3 tag version: 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 (ID3 tag

Version 2.x is given priority over Version 1.x.)

M3u playlist: Not compatible

MP3i (MP3 interactive), mp3 PRO: Not compatible

AAC

Compatible format: AAC encoded by iTunes

File extension: .m4a

Sampling frequency: 8 kHz to 44.1 kHz

Bit rate: 8 kbps to 320 kbps

Apple Lossless: Not compatible

AAC file bought from the iTunes Store (.m4p file ex-

tension): Not compatible

DivX compatibility

Compatible format: DivX video format implemented in

relation to DivX standards

File extensions: .avi or .divx

DivX Ultra format: Not compatible

DivX HD format: Not compatible

DivX files without video data: Not compatible

DivX plus HD format: Not compatible

Compatible audio codec: MP2, MP3, Dolby Digital

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LPCM: Not compatible

Bit rate: 8 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR), VBR

Sampling frequency: 8 kHz to 48 kHz

Compatible external subtitle file extension: .srt

Supplemental information

Some characters in a file name (including the file ex-

tension) or a folder name may not be displayed.

This unit may not operate correctly depending on the

application used to encode WMA files.

There may be a slight delay at the start of playback of

audio files embedded with image data or audio files

stored on an external storage device (USB/SD) that

has numerous folder hierarchies.

Disc

Playable folders: up to 700

Playable files: up to 999 for CD-R/CD-RW

Playable files: up to 3 500 for DVD-R/DVD-RW

File system: ISO 9660 Level 1 and 2, Romeo, Joliet,

UDF 1.02 (DVD-R/DVD-RW)

Multi-session playback: Compatible

Packet write data transfer: Not compatible

Regardless of the length of blank sections between

the songs from the original recording, compressed

audio discs play with a short pause between songs.

External storage device (USB, SD)

Playable folders: up to 6 000

Playable files: up to 65 535, up to 255 for one folder

Playback of copyright-protected files: Not compatible

Partitioned external storage device (USB, SD): Only

the first playable partition can be played.

There is no compatibility for Multi Media Cards

(MMC).

Compatibility with all SD memory cards is not guaran-

teed.

This unit is not compatible with SD-Audio/SD-Video.

CAUTION

!Pioneer accepts no responsibility for data lost

on the USB memory/USB portable audio

player/SD memory card even if that data is

lost while using this unit.

!Do not leave the discs/external storage device

(USB, SD) or iPod in places with high

temperatures.

iPod compatibility

This unit supports only the following iPod models.

Supported iPod software versions are shown below.

Older versions may not be supported.

!iPhone 4 (software version 4.1)

!iPhone 3GS (software version 4.1)

!iPhone 3G (software version 4.1)

!iPhone (software version 3.1.3)

!iPod nano 6th generation (software version 1.0)

!iPod nano 5th generation (software version 1.0.2)

!iPod nano 4th generation (software version 1.0.4)

!iPod nano 3rd generation (software version 1.1.3)

!iPod nano 2nd generation (software version 1.1.3)

!iPod nano 1st generation (software version 1.3.1)

!iPod touch 4th generation (software version 4.1)

!iPod touch 3rd generation (software version 4.0)

!iPod touch 2nd generation (software version 4.0)

!iPod touch 1st generation (software version 3.1.3)

!iPod classic 160GB (software version 2.0.4)

!iPod classic 120GB (software version 2.0.1)

!iPod classic (software version 1.1.2)

!iPod 5th generation (software version 1.3)

Depending on the generation or version of the iPod,

some functions may not be available.

Operations may vary depending on the software ver-

sion of iPod.

When using an iPod, an iPod Dock Connector to USB

Cable is required.

When you use Pioneer CD-IU50V/CD-IU200V interface

cable, consult your dealer for details.

About the file/format compatibility, refer to the iPod

manuals.

Audio Book, Podcast: Compatible

Appendix

Additional Information

CAUTION

Pioneer accepts no responsibility for data lost on

the iPod, even if that data is lost while this unit is

used.

Sequence of audio files

The user cannot assign folder numbers and

specify playback sequences with this unit.

Example of a hierarchy













Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

: Folder

: Compressed

audio file

01 to 05: Folder

number

1to 6: Playback

sequence

Disc

Folder selection sequence or other operation

may differ depending on the encoding or writ-

ing software.

External storage device (USB, SD)

The playback sequence is the same as the re-

corded sequence in the external storage de-

vice (USB, SD).

To specify the playback sequence, the follow-

ing method is recommended.

1Create a file name that includes numbers that

specify the playback sequence (e.g., 001xxx.

mp3 and 099yyy.mp3).

2Put those files into a folder.

3Save the folder that contains the files to the

external storage device (USB, SD).

However, depending on the system environ-

ment, you may not be able to specify the play-

back sequence.

For USB portable audio players, the sequence

is different and depends on the player.

Using the display correctly

CAUTION

!If liquid or foreign matter should get inside

this unit, turn off the power immediately and

consult your dealer or the nearest authorized

PIONEER Service Station. Do not use the unit

in this condition because doing so may result

in fire, electric shock, or other failure.

!If you notice smoke, a strange noise or smell,

or any other abnormal signs from the display,

turn off the power immediately and consult

your dealer or the nearest authorized

PIONEER Service Station. Using this unit in

this condition may result in permanent da-

mage to the system.

!Do not disassemble or modify this unit, as

there are high-voltage components inside

which may cause electric shock. Be sure to

consult your dealer or the nearest authorized

PIONEER Service Station for internal inspec-

tion, adjustments, or repairs.

Handling the display

!Never touch the screen with anything be-

sides your finger when operating the touch

panel function. The screen can scratch ea-

sily.

!When the display is subjected to direct sun-

light for a long period of time, it will be-

come very hot resulting in possible

damage to the LCD screen. You should

avoid exposing the display unit to direct

sunlight as much as possible.

!The display should be used within the tem-

perature range of –10°C to +60°C (14 °F to

140 °F).

At temperatures higher or lower than this

operating temperature range, the display

may not operate normally.

!The LCD screen is exposed in order to in-

crease its visibility within the vehicle. Do

not press it strongly on it as this may da-

mage it.

!Do not push the LCD screen forcefully as

this may scratch it.

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Liquid crystal display (LCD) screen

!Heat from the heater may damage the LCD

screen, and cool air from the cooler may

cause moisture to form inside the display

resulting in possible damage.

!Small black dots or white dots (bright dots)

may appear on the LCD screen. These are

due to the characteristics of the LCD

screen and do not indicate a malfunction.

!When using a cellular phone, keep the an-

tenna away from the display to prevent dis-

ruption of the video image by the

appearance of spots, colored stripes, etc.

LED (light-emitting diode)

backlight

!At low temperatures, using the LED back-

light may increase image lag and degrade

the image quality due to the characteristics

of the LCD screen. Image quality will im-

prove with an increase in temperature.

!To protect the LED backlight, the display

will darken in the following environments:

—In the direct sunlight

—Near the heater vent

!The product lifetime of the LED backlight is

more than 10 000 hours. However, it may

decrease if used in high temperatures.

!If the LED backlight reaches the end of its

product lifetime, the screen will become

dark and the image will no longer be pro-

jected. In such cases, please consult your

dealer or the nearest authorized PIONEER

Service Station.

Keeping the display in good

condition

!When removing dust from the screen or

cleaning the display, first turn the system

power off, then wipe with a soft dry cloth.

!When wiping the screen, take care not to

scratch the surface. Do not use harsh or

abrasive chemical cleaners.

This item incorporates copy protection tech-

nology that is protected by U.S. patents and

other intellectual property rights of Rovi

Corporation. Reverse engineering and disas-

sembly are prohibited.

Bluetooth

The Bluetoothâword mark and logos are regis-

tered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

and any use of such marks by Pioneer

Corporation is under license. Other trade-

marks and trade names are those of their re-

spective owners.

!Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio

connectivity technology that is developed

as a cable replacement for mobile phones,

handheld PCs and other devices. Bluetooth

operates in 2.4 GHz frequency range and

transmits voice and data at speeds up to 1

megabit per second. Bluetooth was

launched by a special interest group (SIG)

that comprises of Ericsson Inc., Intel Corp.,

Nokia Corp., Toshiba and IBM in 1998, and

it is currently developed by nearly 2 000

companies worldwide.

DVD video

is a trademark of DVD Format/Logo

Licensing Corporation.

iTunes

Apple and iTunes are trademarks of Apple

Inc., registered in the U.S. and other coun-

tries.

Appendix

Additional Information

MP3

Supply of this product only conveys a license

for private, non-commercial use and does not

convey a license nor imply any right to use

this product in any commercial (i.e. revenue-

generating) real time broadcasting (terrestrial,

satellite, cable and/or any other media), broad-

casting/streaming via internet, intranets and/

or other networks or in other electronic con-

tent distribution systems, such as pay-audio or

audio-on-demand applications. An indepen-

dent license for such use is required. For de-

tails, please visit

http://www.mp3licensing.com.

WMA

Windows Media is either a registered trade-

mark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in

the United States and/or other countries.

This product includes technology owned by

Microsoft Corporation and cannot be used or

distributed without a license from Microsoft

Licensing, Inc.

SD memory card

SD Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.

SDHC Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.

iPod & iPhone

iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano, and

iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., regis-

tered in the U.S. and other countries.

“Made for iPod”and “Made for iPhone”mean

that an electronic accessory has been de-

signed to connect specifically to iPod or

iPhone, respectively, and has been certified by

the developer to meet Apple performance

standards.

Apple is not responsible for the operation of

this device or its compliance with safety and

regulatory standards.

Please note that the use of this accessory with

iPod or iPhone may affect wireless perfor-

mance.

Dolby Digital

Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories. “Dolby”and the double-D symbol

are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

DivX

DivXâis a registered trademark of DivX, Inc.,

and is used under license.

ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivXâis a digital

video format created by DivX, Inc. This is an of-

ficial DivX Certifiedâdevice that plays DivX

video. Visit divx.com for more information and

software tools to convert your files into DivX

video.

ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This

DivX Certifiedâdevice must be registered in

order to play purchased DivX Video-on-De-

mand (VOD) movies. To obtain your registra-

tion code, locate the DivX VOD section in

Menu operations. Go to vod.divx.com for more

information on how to complete your registra-

tion.

About the SAT RADIO READY mark

The SAT RADIO READY mark indicates that

the Satellite Radio Tuner for Pioneer (i.e., XM

tuner and Sirius satellite tuner which are sold

separately) can be controlled by this unit.

Please inquire to your dealer or nearest

authorized Pioneer service station regarding

the satellite radio tuner that can be connected

to this unit. For satellite radio tuner operation,

please refer to the satellite radio tuner owner’s

manual.

!The system will use direct satellite-to-recei-

ver broadcasting technology to provide lis-

teners in their cars and at home with

crystal-clear sound seamlessly from coast

to coast. Satellite radio will create and

package over 100 channels of digital-quality

music, news, sports, talk and children’s

programming.

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!“SAT Radio”, the SAT Radio logo and all re-

lated marks are trademarks of Sirius Satel-

lite Radio Inc., and XM Satellite Radio Inc.

HD RadioäTechnology

!This HD Radio Ready receiver is ready to re-

ceive HD Radio broadcasts when con-

nected to the HD Radio tuner (e.g. GEX-

P20HD), sold separately.

HD Radioä, HD Radio Readyä, and the

HD Radio Ready logo are proprietary trade-

marks of iBiquity Digital Corporation.

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Language code chart for DVD

Language (code), input code

Japanese (ja), 1001 Dzongkha (dz), 0426 Kurdish (ku), 1121 Kinyarwanda (rw), 1823

English (en), 0514 Ewe (ee), 0505 Komi (kv), 1122 Sanskrit (sa), 1901

French (fr), 0618 Esperanto (eo), 0515 Cornish (kw), 1123 Sardinian (sc), 1903

Spanish (es), 0519 Estonian (et), 0520 Kirghiz, Kyrgyz (ky), 1125 Sindhi (sd), 1904

German (de), 0405 Basque (eu), 0521 Latin (la), 1201 Northern Sami (se), 1905

Italian (it), 0920 Persian (fa), 0601 Luxembourgish (lb), 1202 Sangho (sg), 1907

Chinese (zh), 2608 Fulah (ff), 0606 Ganda (lg), 1207 Sinhala (si), 1909

Dutch, Flemish (nl), 1412 Finnish (fi), 0609 Limburgan (li), 1209 Slovak (sk), 1911

Portuguese (pt), 1620 Fijian (fj), 0610 Lingala (ln), 1214 Slovenian (sl), 1912

Swedish (sv), 1922 Faroese (fo), 0615 Lao (lo), 1215 Samoan (sm), 1913

Russian (ru), 1821 Western Frisian (fy), 0625 Lithuanian (lt), 1220 Shona (sn), 1914

Korean (ko), 1115 Irish (ga), 0701 Luba-Katanga (lu), 1221 Somali (so), 1915

Greek (el), 0512 Gaelic (gd), 0704 Latvian (lv), 1222 Albanian (sq), 1917

Afar (aa), 0101 Galician (gl), 0712 Malagasy (mg), 1307 Serbian (sr), 1918

Abkhazian (ab), 0102 Guarani (gn), 0714 Marshallese (mh), 1308 Swati (ss), 1919

Avestan (ae), 0105 Gujarati (gu), 0721 Maori (mi), 1309 Sotho, Southern (st), 1920

Afrikaans (af), 0106 Manx (gv), 0722 Macedonian (mk), 1311 Sundanese (su), 1921

Akan (ak), 0111 Hausa (ha), 0801 Malayalam (ml), 1312 Swahili (sw), 1923

Amharic (am), 0113 Hebrew (he), 0805 Mongolian (mn), 1314 Tamil (ta), 2001

Aragonese (an), 0114 Hindi (hi), 0809 Marathi (mr), 1318 Telugu (te), 2005

Arabic (ar), 0118 Hiri Motu (ho), 0815 Malay (ms), 1319 Tajik (tg), 2007

Assamese (as), 0119 Croatian (hr), 0818 Maltese (mt), 1320 Thai (th), 2008

Avaric (av), 0122 Haitian (ht), 0820 Burmese (my), 1325 Tigrinya (ti), 2009

Aymara (ay), 0125 Hungarian (hu), 0821 Nauru (na), 1401 Turkmen (tk), 2011

Azerbaijani (az), 0126 Armenian (hy), 0825 Bokmal (nb), 1402 Tagalog (tl), 2012

Bashkir (ba), 0201 Herero (hz), 0826 Ndebele, North (nd), 1404 Tswana (tn), 2014

Belarusian (be), 0205 Interlingua (ia), 0901 Nepali (ne), 1405 Tonga (to), 2015

Bulgarian (bg), 0207 Indonesian (id), 0904 Ndonga (ng), 1407 Turkish (tr), 2018

Bihari (bh), 0208 Interlingue (ie), 0905 Nynorsk (nn), 1414 Tsonga (ts), 2019

Bislama (bi), 0209 Igbo (ig), 0907 Norwegian (no), 1415 Tatar (tt), 2020

Bambara (bm), 0213 Sichuan Yi (ii), 0909 Ndebele, South (nr), 1418 Twi (tw), 2023

Bengali (bn), 0214 Inupiaq (ik), 0911 Navajo, Navaho (nv), 1422 Tahitian (ty), 2025

Tibetan (bo), 0215 Ido (io), 0915 Chichewa (ny), 1425 Uighur, Uyghur (ug), 2107

Breton (br), 0218 Icelandic (is), 0919 Occitan (oc), 1503 Ukrainian (uk), 2111

Bosnian (bs), 0219 Inuktitut (iu), 0921 Ojibwa (oj), 1510 Urdu (ur), 2118

Catalan (ca), 0301 Javanese (jv), 1022 Oromo (om), 1513 Uzbek (uz), 2126

Chechen (ce), 0305 Georgian (ka), 1101 Oriya (or), 1518 Venda (ve), 2205

Chamorro (ch), 0308 Kongo (kg), 1107 Ossetian (os), 1519 Vietnamese (vi), 2209

Corsican (co), 0315 Kikuyu, Gikuyu (ki), 1109 Panjabi, Punjabi (pa),

1601 Volapük (vo), 2215

Cree (cr), 0318 Kuanyama (kj), 1110 Pali (pi), 1609 Walloon (wa), 2301

Czech (cs), 0319 Kazakh (kk), 1111 Polish (pl), 1612 Wolof (wo), 2315

Church Slavic (cu), 0321 Kalaallisut (kl), 1112 Pashto, Pushto (ps), 1619 Xhosa (xh), 2408

Chuvash (cv), 0322 Central Khmer (km), 1113 Quechua (qu), 1721 Yiddish (yi), 2509

Welsh (cy), 0325 Kannada (kn), 1114 Romansh (rm), 1813 Yoruba (yo), 2515

Danish (da), 0401 Kanuri (kr), 1118 Rundi (rn), 1814 Zhuang, Chuang (za),

2601

Divehi (dv), 0422 Kashmiri (ks), 1119 Romanian (ro), 1815 Zulu (zu), 2621

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Specifications

General

Power source ............................. 14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.1 V

allowable)

Grounding system ................... Negative type

Maximum current consumption

..................................................... 10.0 A

Dimensions (W × H × D):

Chassis ..................... 178 mm × 50 mm ×

165 mm

(7 in. × 2 in. × 6-1/2 in.)

Nose ........................... 170 mm × 46 mm × 27 mm

(6-3/4 in. × 1-3/4 in. × 1 in.)

Weight .......................................... 2.2 kg (4.84 lbs)

Display

Screen size/aspect ratio ....... 7.0 inch wide/16:9

(effective display area:

154.0 mm × 86.9 mm)

Pixels ............................................. 345 600 (1 440 × 240)

Display method ........................ TFT active matrix, driving

type

Color system .............................. NTSC

Durable temperature range (power off)

..................................................... –20 °C to +80 °C

Angle adjustment .................... 50° to 110°

(initial settings: 90°)

Audio

Maximum power output ....... 50 W × 4

70 W × 1/2 W(for subwoo-

fer)

Continuous power output ... 22 W × 4 (1 kHz, 5 % THD, 4

Wload, both channels dri-

ven)

Load impedance ...................... 4W(4 Wto 8 W(2 Wfor 1 ch)

allowable)

Preout maximum output level

..................................................... 4.0 V

Equalizer (8-Band Graphic Equalizer):

Frequency .......................... 40 Hz/80 Hz/200 Hz/400 Hz/

1 kHz/2.5 kHz/8 kHz/10 kHz

Gain ...................................... ±12 dB

HPF:

Frequency .......................... 50 Hz/63 Hz/80 Hz/100 Hz/

125 Hz

Slope .................................... –12 dB/oct

Subwoofer (mono):

Frequency .......................... 50 Hz/63 Hz/80 Hz/100 Hz/

125 Hz

Slope .................................... –18 dB/oct

Gain ...................................... +6 dB to –24 dB

Phase .................................. Normal/Reverse

Bass boost:

Gain ...................................... +12 dB to 0 dB

DVD Player

System .......................................... DVD video, Video CD, CD,

WMA, MP3, AAC, DivX,

JPEG system

Usable discs .............................. DVD video, Video CD, CD,

CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW/R DL

Region number ........................ 1

Frequency response ............... 5 Hz to 44 000 Hz (with DVD,

at sampling frequency

96 kHz)

Signal-to-noise ratio ............... 96 dB (1 kHz) (IHF-A net-

work) (RCA level)

Output level:

Video .................................... 1.0 Vp-p/75 W(±0.2 V)

Number of channels .............. 2 (stereo)

MP3 decoding format ........... MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format ......... Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2 ch audio)

(Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............ MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (.m4a)

(Ver. 9.0.3 and earlier)

DivX decoding format ............ Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

USB

USB standard specification

..................................................... USB 1.1, USB 2.0 full speed

Maximum current supply .... 500 mA

USB Class ................................... MSC (Mass Storage Class)

File system .................................. FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ........... MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format ......... Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2 ch audio)

(Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............ MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only)

(Ver. 9.0.3 and earlier)

DivX decoding format ............ Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

Compatible physical format

..................................................... Version 1.1

File system .................................. FAT12, FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ........... MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format ......... Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2 ch audio)

(Windows Media Player)

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Additional Information

AAC decoding format ............ MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only)

(Ver. 9.0.3 and earlier)

DivX decoding format ............ Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

FM tuner

Frequency range ...................... 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz

Usable sensitivity ..................... 9 dBf (0.8 µV/75 W, mono,

S/N: 30 dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio ............... 72 dB (IHF-A network)

AM tuner

Frequency range ...................... 530 kHz to 1 710 kHz

(10 kHz)

Usable sensitivity ..................... 25 µV (S/N: 20 dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio ............... 62 dB (IHF-A network)

Bluetooth

Version .......................................... Bluetooth 2.0 certified

Output power ............................ +4 dBm Maximum

(Power class 2)

CEA2006 Specifications

Power output ............................. 14 W RMS × 4 Channels

(4 Wand ≦1 % THD+N)

S/N ratio ....................................... 91 dBA (reference: 1 W into

4W)

Note

Specifications and the design are subject to mod-

ifications without notice.

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Appendix

Additional Information

PIONEER CORPORATION

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Kanagawa 212-0031, JAPAN

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TEL: (800) 421-1404

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TEL: (0) 3/570.05.11

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253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936

TEL: 65-6472-7555

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TEL: (03) 9586-6300

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TEL: 905-479-4411

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