2. PRECAUTIONS

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resi- dential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communica- tions. However, there is no guarantee that inter- ference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interfer- ence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to consult the dealer or an experienced radiofTV technician for help.

USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS,

OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES

OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN,

MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

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BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE

EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE

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CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS

PRODUCT NOT APPROVED BY THE MANU-

FACTURER WILL VOID THE WARRANTY

AND WILL VIOLATE FCC APPROVAL.

SD/MMC Memory Card

???Do not leave the card in vehicle where there is high temperature or direct sunlight or where electromagnetic waves or electro- static are easily generated.

???When the card is being read, do not re- move the card.

???After eject operation, always remove the memory card from the slot; otherwise, the flip down panel may not be closed prop- erly.

???After usage, store the supplied memory card in the enclosed case.

SD/MMC MEMORY CARD SLOT

??? SO/MMC memory card insertion slot.

[RELEASE] button

???Deeply push in the button to unlock the flip down panel.

[~/II ??? ENT] knob

???Adjust the volume by turning the knob clockwise or counterclockwise.

???Press and hold the knob for 1.5 seconds or longer to perform auto store in the Radio mode.

???Play or pause a track while in the SO/BT Audio mode.

???Press and hold the knob for 1.5 seconds or longer to perform manual navigation in the SO mode.

???Perform next level adjustment or selection in the Adjustment mode.

???Perform various settings.

INTERNAL MIC

??? Built-in internal microphone.

[SRC] button

???Press the button to turn on the power.

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to turn off the power.

???Switch the Operation mode among the Radio mode, SO mode, BT Audio mode and AUX mode.

[,]button

???Accept an incoming call or make outgoing call.

[~]button

???Reject an incoming call or end a call.

???Cancel cu rrent operation.

[BND] button

???Switch the band while in the Radio mode.

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to toggle seek/manual tuning.

???Play the first track in current folder while in the SO mode.

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to play the first track in the memory card.

[DISP] button

???During SO mode, switch the display indication in the following order:

Track Name -+ Folder Name -+ Title Tag-+ Album Tag -+ Artist Tag -+ Track Name...

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to enter the Adjustment mode.

[~,~] buttons

???Seek a station while in the Radio mode or select a track when listening to a SO/BT Audio mode.

???These buttons are also being used to make various settings.

[1]button

???Restart current track in the SO mode.

[RPT] button

???Perform track repeat play while in the SO mode.

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to perform folder repeat play while in the SO mode.

[ROM] button

???Perform track random play while in the SO mode.

???Press the button to toggle track random/folder random/card random/random off while in the SO mode.

???Press and hold the button for 1.5 seconds or longer to perform quick random folder play.

[V], [A] buttons

??? Select the folder in the SO mode.

[DIRECT] buttons

???Store a station into memory or recall it directly while in the Radio mode.

???Store a telephone number into memory or recall it directly while in the Telephone mode.

[ISR] button

???Recall ISR radio station in memory.

???Press and hold for 1.5 seconds or longer: Store current station into ISR memory (Radio mode only).

The control panel can be detached to prevent theft. When detaching the control panel, store it in the DCP (Detachable Control Panel) case to prevent scratches.

We recommend taking the DCP with you when leaving the car.

Attaching the DCP

1.Insert the right side of the DCP into the main unit.

2.Insert the left side of the DCP to attach into the main unit.

Removing the DCP

1.Press the [SRC] button for 1.5 seconds or lon- ger to switch off the power.

2. Press in the [RELEASE] button.

*The flip down panel can only be opened up to 65??, please do not forcibly push to open fur- ther.

[RELEASE] button

Storing the DCP in the DCP case

Hold the DCP, in the orientation as shown in the figure below, and put it into the supplied DCP case. (Ensure the DCP is in the correct orientation.)

Turning on/off the power

1.Press the [SRC] button.

2.The illumination and display on the unit light up. The unit automatically remembers its last Operation mode and will automatically switch to display that mode.

3.Press and hold the [SRC] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to turn off the power for the unit.

*A welcome animation will be displayed at the first time. This animation can be turned on or off in the Adjustment mode.

Notes:

???Be careful about using this unit for a long time without running the engine. If you drain the car's battery too much, you may not be able to start the engine and this can reduce the service life of the battery.

???The unit will automatically prevent from being turned on the power for a few seconds after power off for internal protection purposes.

Selecting a mode

1.Press the [SRC] button to change the Opera- tion mode.

2.Each time you press the [SRC] button, the Op- eration mode changes in the following order:

Radio mode ~ SD mode ~

(BT Audio mode) ~ (AUX mode) ~ Radio mode...

*AUX mode is only available if AUX is enabled in AOJ mode while BT Audio mode will only be available if there is A20P connection.

And the following title will be displayed for a moment each time the mode changes.

Notes:

???There will be screen wipe transition in between if animation is enabled in Adjustment mode.

???If the SO mode is selected when no SO memory card is inserted, the display shows "NO CARD".

Switching the display

Press the [DISP] button to select the desired dis- play.

When the [DISP] button is pressed at the first time, the current display type will be displayed. Further pressing the [DISP] button will switch the display in the following order:

???SO mode

"TRACK" ~ "FOLDER" ~ "TITLE" ~ "ALBUM"

~"ARTIST"~ "TRACK" ...

*Once selected, the preferred display becomes the display default. When a function adjustment such as volume is made, the screen will momentarily switch to that function'sdisplay, then revert back to the preferred display several seconds after the adjustment.

Basic Operations

Adjusting the volume

Turning the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob clockwise in- creases the volume; turning it counterclockwise decreases the volume.

"VOLUME 0" to "VOLUME 33" will be displayed depends on the volume level.

*Factory default setting for volume is "VOLUME 13",

AUX function

This system has AUX RCA input in the rear panel where you can listen to sounds and music from external devices connected to this unit.

1.Connect the external music player to the AUX RCA input.

2.Enable the AUX function in Adjustment mode. Please refer "Setting AUX function" on page 25 for more details.

3.Press the [SRC] button to select the AUX mode to activate the AUX function.

Note:

??? Volume can be adjusted through the unit.

Please refer chapter "Common Operations" on page 24 for more operation controls.

Radio Operations

Listening to the radio

1.Press the [SRC] button and select the Radio mode, then the radio will be on.

2.To select a preset band, press the [BND] but- ton, then select one of the preset bands such as FM1, FM2 or FM3. Every time the [BND] button is pressed, the display will change as:

FM1 -7 FM2 -7 FM3 -7 FM1...

3.Press the [ ..... , ~] button to tune in the desired station.

*Initial frequency display is "87.50MHz".

Seek tuning

There are 2 types of seek tuning: OX SEEK and

LOCAL SEEK.

OX SEEK can automatically tune in to receivable broadcast stations; LOCAL SEEK can tune in to only broadcast stations with a good reception sensitivity.

1.Press the [BND] button and select the desired FM band.

*Press and hold the [BNO] button for 1.5 seconds or longer to switch to Auto Seek mode. Make sure "SEEK TUNE" is displayed briefly.

2.Press the [ ..... ,~] button to start automatic station tuning.

When the [~] button is pressed, search will be performing in the direction of higher fre- quencies. When the [ ..... ] button is pressed, search will be performed in the direction of lower frequencies.

???OX SEEK

When the [~] button is pressed, search will be performing in the direction of higher frequencies. When the [ ..... ] button is pressed, search will be performed in the direction of lower frequencies.

*When seek tuning starts, "OX" appears in the display.

???LOCAL SEEK

If the button is pressed and held in position for 1.5 seconds or longer, local seek tuning will be enabled. Broadcast stations with good reception sensitivity are selected.

*When local seeking starts, "LO" appears in the display.

Radio Operations

Manual tuning

There are 2 ways available: Quick tuning and step tuning.

When you are in the step Tuning mode, the fre- quency changes one step at a time. In the Quick Tuning mode, you can quickly tune the desired frequency.

1.Press the [BND] button and select the desired FM band.

*Press and hold the [BND] button for 1.5 seconds or longer to switch to Manual Seek mode. Make sure "MANUAL TUNE" is displayed briefly.

2.Tune into a station.

???Quick tuning

Press and hold the [ ..... ,~ ] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to begin station tuning.

???Step tuning

Press the [ ..... , ~] button to perform manual tuning.

Preset memory function

Preset memory function can store up to 18 sta- tions:

Six stations for each of FM1, FM2, and FM3.

* Factory default setting is empty for all channels.

Manual memory function

1.Press the [BND] button, to select a band you want to store in the memory.

2.Press the [ ..... , ~] button to tune into a desired station.

3.Press and hold one of the [DIRECT] buttons for 1.5 seconds or longer to store the current station into preset memory and "SAVED" will be displayed briefly.

Auto store

Auto store is a function for storing up to 6 stron- gest stations that are automatically tuned in sequentially. If 6 receivable stations cannot be received, a previously stored station remains un- overwritten at the memory position.

1.Push and hold the [~/II ??? ENT] knob for

1.5seconds or longer. The stations with good reception are stored automatically to the preset channels.

Notes:

???The stations are stored in FM3 even if FM1 or FM2 was chosen for storing stations.

???The auto store procedure may take up to 40 sec- onds to complete.

Recalling a preset station

A total of 18 preset positions (6-FM1, 6-FM2, 6- FM3) exists to store individual radio stations in memory. Pressing the corresponding [DIRECT] button recalls the stored radio frequency auto- matically.

1.Press the [BND] button and select the desired FM band.

2.Press the corresponding [DIRECT] button to recall the stored station.

*Press and hold one of the [DIRECT] buttons for 1.5 seconds or longer to store that station into preset memory.

Note:

???If there is no preset channel stored, ". -EMPTY- -" is displayed briefly and reverts to previous frequency display.

Instant station recall (lSR)

Instant station recall is a special radio preset that instantly accesses a favorite radio station at a touch of a button. The ISR function even oper- ates with the unit in other modes.

???ISR memory

1.Select the station that you wish to store in ISR memory during Tuner mode.

2.Press and hold the [ISR] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to store the current station into memory and "SAVED" will be displayed briefly.

???Recalling a station with ISR

In any mode, press the [ISR] button to turn on the

radio function and tune the selected radio station. "(EIli " appears in the display and the " ISR "

indicator lit on. Press the USR] button again to return to the previous mode.

Notes:

???ISR mode cannot be accessed during Adjustment! Manual NavigationlTelephone mode.

???If there is no station stored in ISR, ". -EMPTY??." is displayed briefly and reverts to previous mode display. "ISR" indicator will not be lit on.

MP3 Operations

What is SD/MMC card?

The MultiMediaCard (MMC) and Secure Digital (SD) are flash memory (non-volatile) card format that are used to store large capacity of data in a compact and slim size of media. SD memory cards are based on the older MultiMediaCard (MMC) format with additional features such as write protection switch.

???Memory card that can be played are limited to those recognized as SD or MMC; operation is not guaranteed with all SD memory card from all manufacturers. For SD/MMC memory card compatibility, please consult your nearest Clarion dealer for more information.

???To prevent the accidental loss of data, always back up important data to your computer.

???Audio files playable on this unit are limited to MP3 files. AAC, WMA or other audio formats are not supported.

???This unit doesn'tsupport SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) and SDIO (input/output) cards.

???This unit supports SD memory card up to 2GB based on SD Association standard.

What is MP3?

MP3 is an audio compression method and clas- sified into audio layer 3 of MPEG standards. This audio compression method has penetrated into PC users and become a standard format. This MP3 features the original audio data compres- sion to about 12 percent of its initial size with a high quality sound. This means that several mu- sic CDs can be recorded on a SD card to allow a long listening time*.

* Depends on the SO card storage capacity.

???Precautions when creating MP3 in SOl MMC card

???Usable sampling rates and bit rates:

Folder Level limit : 8 Level

Max. Folder Support : 255

???File extensions

???Always add a file extension ".MP3" to MP3 file by using single byte letters. If you add a file extension other than specified or forget to add the file extension, the file cannot be played.

???Never simply change any file extension to ".MP3" as this will cause unexpected result and may damage the unit as well. Please use appropriate audio converter to change to valid mp3 files.

???Logical format (File system)

1.When writing MP3 file on a SD/MMC card, please select "FAT12" or "FAT16" as the system file format. Please be aware that the Windows XP will format any volume of 512MB or larger with FAT32 by default. Thus, if the disk is using "FAT32" system file format, please format the disk with "FAT'system file format which is "FAT16". All the data will be erased during formatting. Thus, please backup your data accordingly.

2.The folder name and file name can be dis- played as the title during MP3 play but the title must be within 30 single byte alphabetical letters and numerals (not including a file exten- sion). Longer name will not be displayed.

MP3 Operations

???Folder structure

1.SO card with a folder having more than 8 hi- erarchicallevels will be impossible. However, the following hierarchical structure is recom- mended.

Levell

Level 2

Level 3

[_.oot (JAlbum ~Fol.]

Notes:

???"G)" is a number of folders that are limited to "Number of files or folders" conditions.

???Please use subdirectory/subfolder as recom- mended and avoid placing all the audio files in the root directory.

???Number of files or folders

1.Up to at least 255* files can be recognized per folder.

Up to at least 255* files can be played.

*Entries includes sub-folders and MP3 files.

2.Tracks are always sorted alphabetically and played in that order. (Tracks might not always be played in the order displayed on the PC.)

3.Some noise may occur depending on the type of encoder software used while recording.

???Never insert foreign objects into the SOl MMC memory card slot as it may cause the unit to break down.

???Do not insert memory card other than specify. It may be impossible to extract these cards from the unit and such damage will not be covered by the warranty on this product. If the memory card is not inserted easily, there may be another memory card in the slot or the unit may require service.

???This unit is designed for playing SOIMMC card only.

???Do not forcibly insert the memory card to the slot with incorrect direction (label side facing down or reverse direction) as this will damage the memory card as well as the SOIMMC MEMORY CARD SLOT.

???Do not leave a memory card unattended in an automobile. Exposure to direct sunlight or high temperatures may cause deforma- tion or other malfunction of the memory card.

???When the memory card is subjected to electrostatic or electric noise, this may result in the loss of data.

Loading a memory card

1.Press the [RELEASE] button to flip down the panel.

2.Insert a memory card into the SD/MMC MEM- ORY CARD SLOT with the label side facing up.

3.Close the flip down panel. "Loading..." appears in the display, the memory card plays automati- cally after loading.

Playback will begin from the first file recorded on the memory card.

Notes:

???Sound will be muted when panel is flipped. "FLIPPED" will be displayed.

???Always insert the memory card fully by pushing it into the slot. Incomplete insertion may cause the memory card not be recognized and flip down panel will not be able to close.

???Depending on the number of tracks and folder structure recorded, some amount of time may be required until all tracks are read into the unit. Thus, please refer chapter "Folder structure" on page 13 for recommended folder hierarchy and optimal performance. It is best to avoid folders without MP3 files in memory card as this will increase loading time.

Eject function

1.Press the [RELEASE] button to flip down the panel.

2.Push the memory card slowly to eject and remove it when ejected.

3.Close the flip down panel after removing the memory card.

Notes:

???SO memory card may pop out during removal.

???If you remove a memory card such as Micro/Mini SO and leaving the SD memory card adapter attached to the unit, it may be hard to remove the adapter alone from the unit later. Thus, always remove both the memory card and adapter together if you are using a memory card adapter.

???Do not remove the memory card when the panel is not fully flipped as this may damage the memory card as well as the unit. Remove the card only when it is fully flipped.

???Do not drop the memory card into the space of the flipped down panel.

Listening to a memory card already loaded in the unit

Press the [SRC] button to select the SD mode. "1:i:ffiE1" indicater will light on.

When the unit enters the SD mode, play starts automatically.

*If there is no memory card loaded, the indication "NO CARD" appears in the display.

*If there is no MP3 file is detected, the indication "NO MP3" appears in the display.

*The mode changes each time the [sRcl button is presssed.

MP3 Operations

Pausing play

1.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to pause play. " .. " appears in the display.

2.To resume track play, push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob again. " IB-- " appears in the display.

Display titles

This unit can display title data for the memory card.

1.Press the [DISP] button to display current title type.

2.To select the next type, press the [DISP] button again.

The arrangement is shown below.

Tf;,~ACK

FOLDEf;,~

???Supports ID3 Tags v2.3 and v2.4. Earlier ID3 tags version is ignored but the track is playable.

???Only ASCII characters can be displayed in Tags. UNICODE ID3 (Chinese, Japanese and etc) is not supported.

???If ID3 TAG has Japanese, Chinese or other non- supported characters, "*" will be displayed as substitution.

???The folder name will be displayed as "(Root)" which the file allocates in the root directory.

MP3 playing order

When selected for playing folder/track up down functions, files and folders are always accessed in alphabetical order. Due to this, the order in which they are expected to be played may not match the order in which they are actually played. If you do not want the tracks to play in alphabeti- cal order, then you can prefix them with 00, 01, 02 etc. to force them to play in a certain order.

Please refer chapter "Folder structure" on page 13 for recommended folder/file hierarchy.

TITLE

ALBUt'1

3.Relevant information will be displayed after showing the title type.

Notes:

???If no Artist information, "NO ARTIST'will be dis- played.

???If a MP3 file encode with ID3 TAG header but not consist of any TAG information, "unknown" will be displayed and change according to the following display:

-If no Album information, the folder name will be displayed.

-If no Title information, the filename will be dis- played.

Selecting a track

???Track-up

1.Press the [ ~ ] button to move ahead to the beginning of the next track.

2.Each time the [ ~ ] button is pressed, the track advances ahead to the beginning of the next track.

???Track-down

1.Press the [ ..... ] button to move to the begin- ning of the previous track.

2.Each time the [ ..... ] button is pressed, play- back proceeds to previous track in the reverse direction.

Notes:

???Previous track across multiple sub-folders may not be always return to the previous song you listen as it will return to the last valid MP3 files of the parent folder.

???Fast forward/fast backward is not supported in this unit.

MP3 Operations

Folder select

This function allows you to select a folder con- taining MP3 files and start playing from the first track in the folder.

1.Press the [.A.] or [ ......... ] button.

2.Press the [.A.] button to move the next folder. Press the [ ......... ] button to move the previous folder.

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Notes:

???Press the [.A.] button while in the final folder will shift to the first folder.

???Press the [ ......... ] button while in the first folder will shift to the last folder.

???Press the [......... ] button will always play the last track of previous folder.

???Folder without a MP3 file is not selectable.

???Press and hold the [ ..... , ~ ] button for 1.5 seconds or longer will also perform as folder down/ up.

3.Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob to select folder or track.

*The track play will take effect immediately.

4.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob again or press the [ ~ ] button to exit the mode.

Folder Navigation: Search the folders that contains tracks.

Track Navigation : Search tracks within the selected folder.

Notes:

???During searching next/previous folder in folder navigation, amount of time will be required depends on the complexity of folder structure. Animated dots "....." may be appeared in folder navigation during complex folder searching. "Loading..." will be displayed if Manual Navigation mode is exit during this searching.

???If no operation is performed for more than 10 sec- onds, the Manual Navigation mode is cancelled and returns to the previous display.

Restarting current track

This function allows user to play the beginning of the current song again.

1.Press the [1] button to move to the beginning of the current track.

Manual navigation

Alternatively, you can use the Manual Naviga- tion mode to select folder and files. Track will be played directly when the specific track is se- lected.

1.Push and hold the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob for 1.5 seconds or longer in SO mode to enter Manual Navigation mode.

2.Press the [ ..... , ~] button to select folder or track navigation.

Track will be automatically restarted after telephone interrupt, audio streaming, DCP flipped and power cycle.

MP3 Operations

Top function

Return to the first track of the memory card or the folder currently being played back, and start playing.

1.Press the [BNO] button to play from the first track of the current folder.

2.Press and hold [BNO] button for 1.5 seconds or longer to play the first track of the memory card.

Note:

???These operations will cancel Track Repeat play and all Random modes.

Special playback functions

By default, all special playback functions are turned off and" ...... " will be displayed.

All the special playback functions will be memo- rized once activated (except Track repeat play) even after power off.

Repeat mode

???Track repeat play

This function allows you to play the current track repeatedly.

1.Press the [RPT] button to perform track repeat play.

2.Press the [RPT] button again to cancel track repeat play.

The " ~ " indicator lights in the display when track repeat play is enabled.

Note:

???Any track/folder selection, card changing and power cycle will cancel track repeat play.

???Folder repeat play

This function allows you to play all tracks in the current folder repeatedly.

1.Press and hold the [RPT] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to perform folder repeat play. "RPT FLOR ON" will be displayed briefly.

2.Press and hold the [RPT] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to cancel folder repeat play. "RPT FLOR OFF" will be displayed briefly.

The" G:.I "indicator lights in the display when folder repeat play is enabled.

Note:

???This function will cancel other previous special play- back functions such as track repeat and Random mode.

Random mode

There are 3 types of Random mode. When the [ROM] button is pressed at the first time, the cur- rent Random mode will be displayed. Further pressing the [ROM] button will switch the Ran- dom mode in the following order:

"ROM TRACK"

~

"ROM FOLDER"

~

"ROM CARD"

~

"ROM OFF"

The " ~.i " indicator lights in the display.

???Track random play

This function allows you to play the tracks of cur- rent folder randomly.

1.Press the [ROM] button to select "ROM TRACK".

Notes:

???It will go to next folder after all the tracks in that folder have been played. However, this will depend on folder repeat setting.

???Any track/folder selection will always perform as next random track/folder.

???Folder random play

This function allows you to play all the tracks al- phabetically in a random folder.

1.Press the [ROM] button to select "ROM FOLDER".

Note:

???This function will require some amount of time depends on the complexity of folder hierarchy. Always use the folder hierarchy as recommened in chapter "Folder structure" on page 13 for optimal performance.

MP3 Operations

???Card random play

This function allows you to play all the tracks of all the folders in a random order.

1. Press the [ROM] button to select "ROM

CARD".

Notes:

???This function will require some amount of time depends on the complexity of folder hierarchy. Always use the folder hierarchy as recommened in chapter "Folder structure" on page 13 for optimal performance.

???Any track/folder selection will always perform as next random track/folder.

???To cancel random play

1.Press the [ROM] button to select "ROM OFF".

???Quick random folder play

This function will perform a single jump to a ran- dom folder but do not affect current Random or Folder Repeat settings.

1.Press and hold the [ROM] button for 1.5 seconds or longer to perform quick random folder play.

Special playback priority

The icon will be displayed according to the se- lected special playback with the following pri- orities. It will return to previous special playback setting after the current special playback function is turned off.

~Track Repeat

~Random Mode

~Folder Repeat

...... Normal Play

Introduction to Bluetooth??

Wireless Technology

What is Bluetooth?? wireless technology?

Bluetooth@ wireless technology is a radio tech- nology that connects devices, such as mobile phones and headsets, without wires or cords over a short distance of approximately 10 meters (approx. 33 feet). Get more information at www.

bluetooth.com.

What is Bluetooth?? wireless profiles?

Bluetooth@ wireless profiles are the different ways that Bluetoot~ devices communicate with other devices. Bluetoot~ phones normally support the hands-free profile (HFP). In order to support a certain profiles, a phone manufacturer must implement certain mandatory features within the phone'ssoftware. The followings are the current- ly supported profiles for the main unit:

???Hands-Free Profile (HFP)

This is commonly used to allow car hands-free kits to communicate with mobile phones in the car. The Bluetoottr car kits allow users with Blue- tooth-equipped mobile phones to make use of some of the phone'sfeatures.

???Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)

This allows you to send CD quality stereo music from external audio player to car stereo without wires. A2DP is able to provide crystal clear music without the hassle of plugging cables. Bluetoottr Wireless Technology with A2DP makes mobile phones, pda'sand computers capable of stream- ing music.

???Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)

This enables music from Bluetooth?? audio player to be controlled remotely. AVRCP allows some basic playback control functions such as play/ pause, volume up/down and next/previous track to a Bluetoot~ audio player.

What is pairing?

With a mobile phone featuring Bluetooth?? tech- nology, you must 'pair'the main unit with the phonelBluetooth?? audio device before you use it for the first time.

Pairing creates a unique and encrypted link be- tween two Bluetooth?? devices and lets them com- municate with each other eliminating the need to repeat the pairing process during future use. Bluetooth?? devices will not work if the devices have not been paired. This car stereo is able to hold up to 8 devices of pairing information.

What is passkey?

Passkey or PIN is a code that you enter on your mobile phone to pair it with the main unit. This makes your phonelBluetooth?? audio device and the main unit recognizes each other and auto- matically works together. The default passkey for this unit is '0000'.

Pairing with a mobile phone

1.Enable pairing mode in the car stereo. Please refer "Adding a new device (Pairing mode)" on page 27 for more details.

2.Activate Bluetooth?? on your mobile phone. Please check your mobile phone owner's manual for further details.

3.Search for new Bluetooth?? device on the mobile phone. The car stereo'sname is "CLARION_ FB275".

4.When attempting to connect to the car stereo, the mobile phone will prompt for a passkey, enter the PIN: "0000".

5.Device name will be displayed for editing after successful pairing. Please refer "Editing a device name" step 3 onwards on page 27 for more details.

6.The display returns to previous mode after a few seconds.

7.Any incoming call will be automatically diverted to the car stereo once connection is estab- lished.

Notes:

???Please make sure your mobile phone supports the HFP profile.

???Always make sure the Bluetooth?? Operation mode in the phone is on when using this car handsfree.

???Any further connection attempts by other devices to connect as HFP partner are rejected until the current device is disconnected. Please refer your mobile phone owner'smanual for disconnecting device.

???Up to the first 8 characters of device name can be supported. If device name is not obtained, Bluetooth?? address of the device will be used as default.

???Please refer chapter "Handsfree Operations" on page 20 for telephone function.

Pairing with an external Bluetooth?? audio player (A2DP support)

1.Enable pairing mode in the car stereo. Please refer "Adding a new device (Pairing mode)" on page 27 for more details.

2.Set the Bluetooth?? audio player in Pairing mode. Please check your audio player owner's manual for further details.

3.The display automatically switches to BT Audio mode and start playing music upon success- fully pairing and connection. Connection can be established in any source mode.

Notes:

???Please make sure your Bluetooth?? audio player supports the A2DP and AVRCP profiles.

???Any further connection attempts by other devices to connect as A2DP/AVRCP partner are rejected until the current device is disconnected.

???You do not have to enter a dedicated pin code for pairing these two devices (Only applicable to Clarion products such as Aux Bluetooth?? Transmit- ter), as you do with a mobile phone. However, for other A2DP devices, you may need to enter "0000" for the pin code in those devices.

???The same device may connect as both A2DPI AVRCP and HFP partner. This normally happens to mobile phone with wireless music streaming capability. However, using the same device will cause the A2DP/AVRCP to be disconnected when there is an incoming call or making a call. User may need to manually resume playback via audio player in phone depends on the type of phones. However, some phones will automatically resume to BT Audio mode after telephone interrupt.

Introduction to Bluetooth?? Wireless Technology

???Please refer chapter "Audio Streaming Opera- tions" on page 23 for music streaming functional- ity.

Please refer "Bluetooth@ adjustment" on page 26 for other Bluetooth?? related adjustment.

Connecting Bluetooth?? device

Your device/phone will normally connect auto- matically to the unit after pairing. However, some phones will not allow automatic connection to the unit after pairing; please use the phone to manu- ally connect to the unit.

If Automatic Connection is enabled in Adjustment mode, the unit will try to connect to the previous- ly connected phone when entering Telephone mode or during power up. Connection can be established at any Source mode. If connection is unsuccessful, automatic connection will stop. Please refer "Automatic connection" on page 27 to enable this feature.

The" 8) " indicator will light on upon successful connection.

Notes:

???Auto connection only works for HFP. User may need to manually connect for A2DP. This will depends on the Bluetooth?? audio player.

???It is recommended to connect to mobile phone (HFP) first before other A2DP device.

Disconnecting Bluetooth?? device

1.Press and hold the [ ~] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to disconnect all Bluetooth@ devices.

"CLO??lNG CONNECTIONS" will be displayed and" U "indicator lights off.

Notes:

???Turning off the unit power and deleting any Bluetooth@ device in Adjustment mode will also disconnect the current device.

???Alternatively, user can use the phone to manually disconnect the device. However some devices will automatically reconnect once disconnect. Please refer your device owner'smanual for more de- tails.

Please refer "Compatible Devices" on page 29 to make sure your device is compatible.

Handsfree Operations

Storing a preset telephone numbers

This function allows you to make direct call from the unit. There are 6 preset telephone numbers can be stored in the unit.

Please avoid performing this operation while you are driving as you may lose your concen- tration on the road. Always be sure to park your vehicle and apply the parking brake in order to perform this operation.

???Telephone numbers edit mode

1.Press the [r] button to enter Telephone mode.

2.Press the [ ..... , ~ ] button to select "MEMORY 1" to "MEMORY 6".

3.Push the [~/II?? ENT] knob to edit the num- bers. A blinking cursor on current digit will be displayed.

4.Turn the [~/II . ENT] knob to select a num- ber.

5.Push the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob to go to next number input.

6.Push the [ ~/II?? ENT ] knob at a blank or the last 16th digit (" ..... " indicator will be dis- played) will store the numbers into memory.

Notes:

???"+" can be allowed in the first digit only.

???Maximum digit range: 16 digits.

???Push and hold the [~/II . ENT] knob for 1.5

seconds or longer at a non-blank digit will store the numbers into memory as well.

???Press the [ ~] button at anytime will cancel current operation and exit the Edit mode without saving the numbers. If no operation is performed for more than 10 seconds, the Edit mode is cancelled and returns to the previous display.

???Clearing all digits

1.During Telephone Numbers Edit mode, turn the [~/II?? ENT] knob to select a blank digit.

2.Push and hold the [~/II ??? ENT] knob for 1.5 seconds or longer to clear all digits on the right side.

Note:

???Digits on the left side will remain as it is. In order to clear all the digits, always select the first character and perform the above operation.

Handsfree Operations

???Deleting a digit

1.During Telephone Numbers Edit mode, turn the [./11?? ENT] knob to select a blank digit.

2.Push the [ ./11 . ENT] knob to delete cur- rent digit.

Note:

???Digits on the right side (if there is any) will be shifted to the left.

Incoming call

Whenever your car stereo is operating, the car stereo is in standby mode awaiting the next call, when an incoming call arrives the car stereo will mute automatically and the ring tone is repro- duced through your car'sspeaker.

The Car stereo will temporarily switch to Tele- phone Interrupt mode and caller ID will be dis- played in the car stereo.

Notes:

???Car stereo will be automatically set as default speaker output everytime when there is an incom- ing call.

???Some phones choose to present the audio despite being told to route it to the car stereo. This duplica- tion of audio is a device problem/feature but does not impair functionality.

???During incoming call, caller ID and "Calling..." will be displayed. Caller ID and CLIP (Calling Line Identification Presentation) is dependent on mobile phone and service provider. However, incoming call with private telephone numbers (CLlR- Calling Line Identification Restriction) will not be displayed.

???Answering a call

User can answer an incoming call directly from the car stereo.

1.Press the [ r] button to pick up an incoming call.

2.The display switch to Telephone Interrupt mode.

Notes:

???During conversation, ",,".'11"and call time elapsed will be displayed.

???During an incoming call, some phones may auto- matically pick up the call when it connects to this unit.

???Rejecting a call

This function allows you to reject an incoming call directly from the car stereo.

1.Press the [ ~] button to reject an incoming call.

2.The display returns to previous mode.

???Ending a call

This function allows you to end a call conversa- tion directly from the car stereo.

1.Press the [ ~ ] button to end the call.

2.The display returns to previous mode.

Note:

???"CALL END" will be displayed when ending a conversation.

Alternatively, you may also answer/reject/end the call by using your phone'skeypad. However, it is recommended to always perform those opera- tions from the main unit.

Making a call

There are few ways to make outgoing call.

If no phone is connected, the car stereo will not be able to make an outgoing call. The car stereo will try to reconnect to the last connected device if Auto Connection is enabled in Adjustment mode. This is dependent on mobile phones.

Please make sure your phone is connected with the" 0" indicator light is on.

There are 2 display icons at the top row of dis- play when entering Telephone mode.

Ir." :Call can be activated.

???: Call cannot be activated. Please connect your phone.

1.Press the [r] button to enter Telephone mode.

2.Press the [ ..... , ~] to select the following

"VOICEDIAL" ~ "LN REDIAL" ~ "MEMORY 1" ~ "MEMORY 2" ~ "MEMORY 3" ~"MEMORY 4" ~ "MEMORY 5" ~ "MEMORY 6"

3.Press the [ r] button again to perform outgo- ing call.

Note:

???"Dialing" will be displayed when making a call. Telephone numbers will be displayed if using the preset telephone numbers dialing.

???Call via voice dialing

2-1. Select "VOICEDIAL"

3-1. Press the [ r ]button again to activate voice dialing.

3-2. Speak the contact name clearly towards the internal/external microphone to perform voice dialing.

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Handsfree Operations

Notes:

???This is dependent on mobile phone. Please make sure your mobile phone supports voice dialing in order to use this feature. Please refer to your mobile phone owner'smanual if this function is supported. "CALL FAIL" will be displayed if it is not supported or the call is unsuccessful.

???Please use an external microphone (optional) for better voice reception if necessary.

???Call via last dialed number (Redial)

A call can be made with the last number dialed. When the phone is connected, redial can be performed according to the phone last dialed number. Each phone has its own redial number. If there'sno redial number, operation will not be performed.

2-1. Select "LN REDIAL"

3-1. Press the [r] button again to redial the last dialed number.

??? Call via preset telephone numbers

2-1. Select "MEMORY 1" to "MEMORY 6". 3-1. Press the [ r] button again to make call.

Alternatively, user can make outgoing call directly by pressing the corresponding preset telephone numbers.

1.Press the [ r ] button to enter Telephone mode.

2.Press the corresponding [DIRECT] button to make outgoing call.

Note:

???The preset telephone numbers will be the same for all paired devices.

Alternatively, you may also make a call by us- ing your phone'skeypad. However, it is recom- mended to always make a call from the main unit as some phones may not work well using the phone'skeypad with this unit.

Microphone

The unit is fitted with an internal microphone that should provide acceptable performance when fitted to vehicles with low levels of background noise. For optimum performance Clarion recom- mends the use of an external microphone fitted as near as possible to the driver.

Please refer "Selecting microphone input" on page 28 for switching to internal/external the mi- crophone.

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External Microphone

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to the car visor

Handfree Volume

The unit implements an acoustic echo canceller to reduce the echo heard by the remote caller. Under normal circumstances the unit operates in full-duplex mode meaning that both parties can speak at the same time.

If the volume in the vehicle is set too high, the echo canceller will revert to half-duplex mode when only one party can talk at a time. The vol- ume should be adjusted to be just loud enough. The unit also implements Noise Dependent Vol- ume that increases the volume as the noise in the vehicle increases.

Adjusting the volume for handsfree

Turning the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob clockwise in- creases the volume; turning it counterclockwise decreases the volume.

"VOLUME 1" to "VOLUME 16" will be displayed depends on the volume level.

*Factory default setting for volume is "VOLUME

8".

When the unit is connected to a mobile phone and a call is in progress, turning off the vehicle ignition key ("ACC" or ACCESSORY) switch will not end the call. The unit will remain active un- til the call has ended at which point the unit will power OFF. It is therefore safe to pull over and stop the engine during a call without the inconve- nience of dropping the call.

Note:

???Be sure to read the chapter "Pairing with an ex- ternal Bluetooth?? audio player (A2DP support)" before proceeding.

What is audio streaming?

Audio streaming is a technique for transferring audio data such that it can be processed as a steady and continuous stream.

Users can stream music from their external audio player to their car stereo wirelessly and listen to the tracks through the car'sspeakers.

Please consult your nearest Clarion dealer for more information on the product of wireless au- dio streaming transmitter offered.

???Please avoid operating your connected mobile phone while audio streaming as this may cause noise or sound choppy on the song playback.

???Audio streaming mayor may not resume after telephone interrupt as this is depen- dent on mobile phone.

???System will always return to Radio mode if audio streaming is disconnected.

Play/Pause a track

1.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to pause play. "II " appears in the display.

2.To resume track play, push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob again. " I&-- " appears in the display.

Notes:

???During music streaming playback, "STREAMING..." will be shown on the display. Information about tracks (e.g. the elapsed playtime, song title, etc.) cannot be displayed on this unit.

???When A2DP device is disconnected, "NO STREAM" will be shown on the display and return to Radio mode.

???Some Bluetooth?? audio players may not have play/ pause synchronized with this unit. Please make sure both device and main unit are in the same play/pause status in BT AUDIO mode.

Selecting a track

???Track-up

1.Press the [ ~] button to move to the begin- ning of the next track.

2.Each time the [ ~] button is pressed, play- back proceeds to another track in the advanc- ing direction.

???Track-down

1.Press the [ ..... ] button to move the to begin- ning of the previous track.

2.Each time the [ ..... ] button is pressed, play- back proceeds to previous track in the reverse direction.

Notes:

???Playing order will depend on Bluetooth?? audio player.

???When [ ..... ] button is pressed, some A2DP de- vices will restart the current track depends on the duration of playback.

Common Operations

Adjustment mode

There are 5 categories of Adjusment mode:

???Audio mode

(Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader and Loudness)

???Additional Source mode (AUX Input)

???Clock* Adjustment mode

???Display* Adjustment mode

???Bluetooth??* Adjustment mode

*Item that has 2nd level adjustment

During Telephone Interrupt mode, only Balance and Fader can be adjusted. Adjustment mode is unaccessible during Telephone mode and vice versa.

O. Press and hold the [DISP] button for 1.5 sec- onds or longer to enter the adjustment selection display.

8. Press the [..... ,~] button to select the "item name".

"BASS" ~ "TREBLE" ~ "BALANCE" ~ "FADER" ~ "LOUDNESS" ~

"AUX INPUT" ~ "CLOCK" ~ "DISPLAY" ~ "BLUETOOTH"

CD. Push the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob to enter 2nd level adjustment or turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to select the "desired setting value" depends on the selected item.

Notes:

???A" ...... " will be displayed and" eNT" will light on when an item has 2nd level adjustment.

???After completing settings, press and hold the [~l button for 1.5 seconds or longer to return to the previous mode.

???If no operation is performed for more than 10 seconds, the Adjustment mode is cancelled and returns to the previous display.

Audio mode

???Adjusting the bass

8-G)?? Select "BASS".

o-G). Turn the [~/II?? ENT ] knob clockwise emphasizes the bass; turning it counterclock- wise attenuates the bass.

Notes:

???The factory default setting is "0".

???The value range is -7 to +7.

???Adjusting the treble

.-G). Select "TREBLE".

o-G). Turn [~/II?? ENT] knobclockwiseempha- sizes the treble; turning it counterclockwise attenuates the treble.

Notes:

???The factory default setting is "0".

???The value range is -7 to +7.

???Adjusting the balance

8-G). Select "BALANCE".

.-G). Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob clockwise emphasizes the sound from the right speak- er; turning it counterclockwise emphasizes the sound from the left speaker.

The display changes as follows:

"RIGHT XX" will be displayed where "XX" is the value from 1 to 12.

"LEFT XX" will be displayed where "XX" is the value from 1 to 12.

Notes:

???When Balance is 0, "CENTER" will be displayed instead.

???The factory default setting is "CENTER".

???Adjusting the fader

8-G). Select "FADER".

o-<D Turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob clockwise em- phasizes the sound from the front speakers; turning it counterclockwise emphasizes the sound from the rear speakers.

The display changes as follows:

"FRONT XX" will be displayed where "XX" is the value from 1 to 12.

"REAR XX" will be displayed where "XX" is the value from 1 to 12.

Notes:

???When Fader is 0, "CENTER" will be displayed instead.

???The factory default setting is "CENTER".

???Adjusting the loudness

The loudness effect does not adjust the low sound area like the normal sound adjustment function, but emphasizes the deep bass sound area to provide you with a dynamic sound.

Common Operations

o-<!> Select "lOUDNESS".

??? -<!> Turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : Loudness effect enabled.

???OFF : Loudness effect disabled.

Note:

??? The factory default setting is "OFF".

Setting AUX function

This option allows user to enable or disable the AUX function. AUX function will be available in source mode selection if turned on. Otherwise, it will be hidden from the source mode selection .

??? -G). Select "AUX INPUT".

8-G)?? Turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : Aux function is turned on.

???OFF : Aux function is turned off.

Note:

??? The factory default setting is "OFF".

Clock adjustment

@)-<D. Select "CLOCK".

8-<D. Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob.

8-(2). Press the [ ..... , ~] button to select the

"item name".

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"ClKMODE"

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"ClK SET"

8-??. Push or turn the [~/II?? ENT] knob de- pends on selected item.

???Setting the clock enable

This setting allows the clock to be displayed at the bottom of display in all source modes.

1.Select "ClK EN".

2.Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : Clock is enabled and manually set by user.

???OFF : Clock is disabled.

Note:

???The factory default setting is "OFF".

???Setting the clock mode

This setting allows user to select either 12 or 24 hour system.

1. Select "ClK MODE".

2. Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob to select the options.

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.12 HR : 12 hour mode.

??? 24 HR : 24 hour mode.

Note:

???The factory default setting is "12 HR".

???Adjusting the clock

This adjustment allows the clock to be set by user.

1.Select "ClK SET".

2.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob.

3.Press the [ ..... , ~ ] button to select the hour or the minute.

4.Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob to set the cor- rect time.

5.Press the [~] button to exit the setting.

Notes:

???The factory default setting is "00:00" for 24 hour mode.

???The clock is updated in realtime.

Display adjustment

@)-<D. Press the [ ..... , ~] button and select

"DISPLAY".

8-<D. Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to enter next level adjustment.

.-(g). Press the [ ..... ,~] button to select the

"item name".

Common Operations

"SCROLL"

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"CONTRAST"

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"ILLUM"

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"COLOR"

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"USER COL."

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"ANIMATION"

e-@?? Push or turn the [ .-/11 ??? ENT] knob de- pends on selected item.

???Setting the method for title scroll

Set how to scroll in MP3 title.

*The factory default setting is "ON".

1.Select "SCROLL".

2.Turn the ['-111 . ENT] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : To scroll continunously.

???OFF : Scroll function is disabled. It will only scroll for once.

???Adjusting the display contrast

You can adjust the display contrast to match the angle of installation of the unit.

*The factory default setting is "9". (Adjustment level: 0 to 14)

1.Select "CONTRAST".

2.Turn the ['-111 ??? ENT] knob to adjust the contrast.

???Setting the color line illumination

1.Select "COLOR".

2.Turn the [ .-/11 ??? ENT] knob to select the color, the type changes in the following or- ders:

COL. SCAN ~ OFF ~ BLUE ~

SURF BLUE ~WHITE~ AQUA ~

GREEN ~ LIME ~ ORANGE ~ RED

~ PINK ~ PALE PINK ~ VIOLET ~

PURPLE~USERCOL.~COL.SCAN ...

???Setting user color mode

1.Select "USER COL".

2.Turn the [ .-/11 ??? ENT ] knob to enter the setting.

3.Press the [ ..... , ~] button to move the cursor for adjusting the R, G or B value. The value of R is adjustable by default.

4.Turn the ['-/11 ??? ENT] knob to select from 0 to 8. Adjustment will be updated in realtime.

Note:

???The factory default setting for user color R, G and B (R: red, G: green, B: blue) are "S".

???Setting the animation effect

You can turn on or off the animation effect in this unit.

1.Select "ANIMATION".

2.Turn the [ .-/11 ??? ENT] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : Welcome animation and screen wipe transition at Source mode are enabled.

???OFF : Animation effect is disabled.

???Adjusting the display and line illumination

You can adjust the display illuminations (Display backlight intensity) at night (key illumination on). The adjustment level is from 1 to 9.

*The factory default setting for key illumination on is "3".

1.Select "ILLUM".

2.Turn the [ .-/11 ??? ENT ] knob to adjust the illumination.

Notes:

???The new settings will be stored in memory.

???Display illumination is fixed at "9" for key illumination off (Daytime). "N/A" will be displayed.

Bluetoothfl adjustment

8-<D??Press the [ ..... , ~] button and select "BLUETOOTH".

6)-(1). Push the ['-/11. ENT] knob.

"item name".

Common Operations

"ADD DEV."

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"EDIT DEV."

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"DEL. DEV."

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"AUTO CONN"

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"MIC"

O-???? Push or turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob de- pends on selected item.

???Adding a new device (Pairing mode)

1.Select "ADD DEV.".

2.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob.

*The" 0 "indicator will be blinking. The display shows "Pairing..." and the car stereo is currently in Pairing mode.

Note:

???The pairing timeout is 3 minutes.

???Editing a device name

1.Select "EDIT DEV.".

2.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob.

*The display shows the device name.

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Device name

3.Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT] knob to edit a char- acter.

4.Press the [~] button or push [~/II ??? ENT] knob to go to next character. Press the [~] button to return to previous character.

5.Push the [~/II . ENT] knob at the last blank character to store the name.

Notes:

???Push and hold the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob for 1.5 seconds or longer at any position will store the name as well.

???If there is no device connected, "(no devices)" will be shown in the display.

???Deleting a device

1.Select "DEL. DEV.".

2.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob.

3.Turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to select a device to be deleted.

4.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob. A delete con- firmation is prompted.

5.Turn the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to select "YES" or "NO".

6.Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to confirm the selection.

Notes:

???If there is no device connected, "(no devices)" will be shown in the display.

???"All" option will be available if there is more than one device connected.

???Deleting pairing information in the main unit only stops the unit from being connect to the other de- vice. It does not stop the other device from trying to connect to main unit. Please delete the pairing information of the main unit from the phone/device as well. Always make sure pairing information on both device and main unit have been deleted before starting a new pairing activity.

???Deleting a device will disconnect any current Bluetooth?? connection. User will need to manually re-connect if necessary.

???Automatic connection

This function allows the unit to be connected au- tomatically with previously connected device dur- ing power up or entering Telephone mode. The Bluetooth?? wireless function in your phone has to be turned on to establish automatic connection.

1.Select "AUTO CONN".

2.Turn the [ ~/II ??? ENT ] knob to select "ON" or "OFF".

???ON : Auto connection enabled.

???OFF : Auto connection disabled.

Notes:

???The factory default setting is "OFF".

???Please enable this feature only if your phone is supported.

Common Operations

???Selecting microphone input

1.Select "MIC".

2.Turn the [~/II?? ENT] knob to select one of the following:

-INTERNAL: Built-in microphone will be used.

- EXTERNAL: An external microphone will be used.

Note:

- The factory default setting is "INTERNAL".

System Menu

1.Press and hold [~] and [ ..... ] buttons si- multaneously for 1.5 seconds or longer.

2.Press the [ ..... , ~ ] button to select an item.

["VERSION" e "FACT. RST" J

3. Press the [~] button to exit the menu.

???Checking the unit version

2-1. Select "VERSION".

???Restoring to factory default setting

This function allows user to restore the unit to the factory default setting.

2-1. Select "FACT. RST".

2-2. Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob. A reset con- firmation is prompted.

2-3. Turnthe[~/II?? ENT] knob to select "YES" or "NO".

2-4. Push the [~/II ??? ENT] knob to confirm the selection.

Notes:

-All pairing information and preset memories will be cleared. User will have to manually perform those setting again.

-Once reset, system will automatically turn off and re-power on.

-Clock time will not be reset with this operation.

The clock time reset is done with the following steps.

1.Turn off the power.

2.Press the [RELEASE] button and remove the DCP.

3.Press the reset button with a thin rod.

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Safe and efficient use

Note:

???Read this information before using your car ste- reo.

Changes or modifications to this product not ex- pressly approved by Clarion may void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Please check for any exceptions, due to national requirements or limitations, in usage of equip- ment with Bluetooth?? wirelesss technology be- fore using this product.

Product care

???Do not expose your product to liquid or mois- ture or to humidity.

???Do not expose your product to extreme high or low temperatures.

???Do not expose your product to lit candles, cigarettes, or cigars, or to open flames etc.

???Do not drop, throw or try to bend the product as rough treatment could damage it.

???Do not use any other accessories than Clarion originals intended for use with this product. Use of non-original accessories may result in loss of performance, damage to the product, fire, electric shock or injury. The warranty does not cover product failures which have been caused by use of non-original accessories.

???Do not attempt to disassemble your product. The product does not contain consumer ser- viceable or replaceable components. Only Clarion service partners should perform ser- vice.

???Do not keep the product in an area prone to dust and dirt. Only use a soft damp cloth to clean your product.

???If you will not be using the product for a while, store it in a place that is dry, free from damp, dust and extreme temperatures.

???To reduce risk of electric shock, unplug the unit from any power source before attempting to clean it.

Installation

Please note that only authorized personnel should install the car stereo. Please check with your car dealer for recommendations on profes- sional installation engineers. Check with your car manufacturer'srepresentative to be sure that all equipment for the car stereo, including additional accessories, is placed in a safe location. If your car is equipped with an air bag, check that the handsfree equipment does not interfere with its function.

The car stereo is made for use in cars with a 12 volt electrical system. Other supply voltages may cause damage to the equipment.

Radio frequency exposure

Your car stereo is a radio transmitter and re- ceiver. When in operation, it communicates with a mobile device featuring Bluetooth?? wireless technology by receiving and transmitting radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (micro- waves) in the frequency range 2400 to 2500 MHz. The output power of the radio transmitter is low, 0.001 watt.

Your car stereo is designed to operate in compli- ance with the RF exposure guidelines and limits set by national authorities and international health agencies when used with any compatible mobile phone with Bluetooth?? wireless technology.

Driving

Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones and handsfree equipment in the areas where you drive.

Always give full attention to driving and pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require.

RF energy may affect some electronic systems in motor vehicles such as car stereo, safety equip- ment etc. Check with your vehicle manufacturer's representative to be sure that your mobile phone or car handsfree receiver will not affect the elec- tronic systems in your vehicle.

Power does not turn on. (No sound is produced)

Replace with a fuse of the same amperage. If the fuse blows again, consult your store of purchase.

Consult your store of purchase.

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Nothing happens when button are pressed. Display is not accurate.

No sound heard.

The microprocessor has malfunctioned due to noise, etc.

The speaker protection circuit is operating.

Perform factory restore. Please refer "Restoring to factory default setting" on page 28 for more details.

1.Turn down sound volume. Function can also be restored by turning the power off and on again. (Speaker volume is reduced automatically when the speaker protection circuit operates).

2.If the sound is muted again, consult our service department.

Reconnect A2DP/AVRCP (Audio streaming profiles) from the phone again after telephone interrupt.

Use Clarion recommends external audio player with Bluetoottf wireless technology.

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Disconnect and re-connect the device again. If problem persists, please delete pairing information on both device and main unit before re-pairing.

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If your phone is facing this problem, please avoid touching the phone'skeypad while audio streaming.

You may pause the audio streaming before operating your phone.

Check whether both device and main unit are in play status. Change the status in the device if necessary.

If problem persists, please power off and on the main unit or the device.

Please delete pairing information on both device and main unit and start re-pairing.

After pairing, car stereo is not able to receive and make calls.

Unable to reconnect to car stereo using phone.

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Difficulties of pairing and connecting with phone during another

Bluetooth?? operation such as audio streaming.

There is no sound output when incoming call is answered.

There is no sound output during conversation.

Bluetootf1?? connection is not established yet. Normally it will take several seconds to establish the connection after pairing.

Some phones will not automatic connect after pairing.

Car stereo is connected to other device.

The device pairing information may have been deleted from the unit.

Volume is too loud (depends on the car environment, speakers and microphone) and half-duplex mode is automatically triggered.

Due to excessive

Bluetootf1?? activity on a low bandwidth link, it may result hard to get paired and connected.

Incoming call was answered too quickly before you hear the ringing tone. This can cause the audio not properly transferred to the main unit by some phones.

B/uetooth??

communication link is lost.

Use your phone to manually connect or enter Telephone mode with Auto connection ON (Car stereo will try to reconnect).

Power off and on the car stereo and perform pairing again. Always make sure pairing information on both device and main unit have been deleted before starting a new pairing activity.

If the problem persists, please consult you nearest Clarion dealer for your phone compatibility.

Disconnect the previous device and reconnect current device.

Please make sure the device is still in the device list of the unit and perform the above measure.

Try reducing the telephone volume level.

Use external rather than internal microphone. Move external microphone closer to mouth. Try reducing the telephone volume level.

Disconnect all devices. Try pairing with phone first and connect A2DP device later.

Please use your phone to transfer the audio back to the phone for the current ongoing call. Kindly answer the call only when you hear a ringing tone next time.

If the problem persists, please reconnect the phone or create new pairing before the next incoming call.

Please disconnect the phone and reconnect. If the problem persists, please create new pairing for both phone and main unit.

NOMP3

SO ERROR

No audio file (MP3) is detected in the media.

SO memory card format is not supported.

SO/MMC cannot be read, SO memory card format is corrupted or not supported.

Replace with audio contents loaded SO/ MMC card.

If the error message persists, please check the SO memory card compatibility or format the memory card as FAT12 or FAT16.

Open the flip down panel, eject and reinsert the card. Close the panel and try again.

If the error message persists, please check the SO memory card compatibility or format the memory card as FAT12 or FAT16.

CALL FAIL

ERROR

STREAM ERR

Call is not made successfully.

Voice dial feature is not supported by the phone.

Voice dial cannot be activated. This is dependent on phone.

Low level exception in Bluetooth?? communications.

Low level exception when handling A20P streams. It is due interoperability issues between the unit and the streaming source.

Please try a few times or dial from phone if necessary.

Please make sure your phone supports this feature or consult your nearest Clarion dealer for voice dial compatibility.

The user may need to re-connect the phone (if auto connect is off) and he will need to reconnect any A20P stream/ HFP.

The user may need to re-connect the phone (if auto connect is off) and he will need to reconnect any A20P stream/ HFP.

If problem persists, the user will need to switch off or use an alternative A20P source.

FM tuner

Frequency Range: 87.5 MHz to 107.9 MHz

Usable Sensitivity: 11 dBf

50 dB Quieting Sensitivity: 17 dBf

Alternate Channel Selectivity: 75 dB

Stereo Separation (1 kHz): 35 dB

Frequency Response (??3 dB): 30 Hz to 15 kHz

SO player

System: Multimedia audio system

Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 20 kHz (??3 dB)

Dynamic Range: 80 dB (1 kHz)

Harmonic Distortion: 0.01 %

Bluetooth?? wireless technology

Compliance: Bluetooth?? 1.2

Frequency Range: 2.40-2.4835 GHz, ISM band

RF Power: Class 2 (2.5mW)

Profiles: HFP, A2DP, AVRCP

Operating Temperature: -20??C - 60??C

Telephone Operation:

Noise reduction, echo cancellation, full duplex telephony

Mic Input (External): 2.2k ohm, 2Velectret

Audio

Maximum Power Output: 200 W (50 W X 4 ch)

Bass Control Action (100 Hz): ??14 dB

Treble Control Action (10 kHz): ??14 dB

Line Output (with AlC 1 kHz, 10 kQ): 1.8 V

General

Power Supply Voltage:

14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.6 V allowable), nega- tive ground

Current Consumption: Less than 15 A

Speaker Impedance: 4 Q (4 Q to 8 Q allowable)

Weight: 1.87 lb. (0.85 kg)

Dimensions:

178 mm Width X 50 mm Height X 154 mm

Depth

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Notes:

???Specifications comply with JEITA Standards.

???Specifications and design are subject to change without notice for further improvement.

???Please make sure when connecting external power amplifier, that you properly, to the car chassis, ground the amplifier.

???If this is not done, severe damage to the source unit may happen.

Power Output:

17 W RMS x 4 Channels at 40 and:s 1%

THD+N

Signal to Noise Ratio:

87 dBA (reference: 1 W into 40)

All Rights Reserved. Copyright ?? 2007: Clarion Co., Ltd.

Printed in Malaysia I lmprime en Malaisie Ilmpreso en Malasia

PE-8500B 280-8556-00

1.Prepare all articles necessary for installing the source unit before starting.

2.Install the unit within 30?? of the horizontal plane. (Figure 2)

3.If you have to do any work on the car body, such as drilling holes, consult your car dealer beforehand.

4.Use the enclosed screws for installation. Using other screws can cause damage. (Figure 3)

1.Avant de commencer, preparer toutes les pieces necessaires pour installer I'appareilpilote.

2.Installer I'appareilavec un angle inferieur a 30?? par rapport a I'horizontal.(Figure 2)

3.S'ilest necessaire d'effectuercertains travaux sur la carrosserie com me percer des trous, consulter d'abordvotre concessionnaire automobile.

1.Antes de comenzar, prepare tad os los elementos necesarios para instalar la unidad fuente.

2.Instale la unidad con un angulo de 30?? sobre el plano horizontal.

(Figura 2)

3.Si liene que realizar cualquier trabajo en la carrocerla, como taladrado de orificios, etc., consulte al proveedor de su autom6vil.

???Universal Mount

1.Place the universal mounting bracket into the instrument panel, use a screwdriver to bend each stopper of the universal mounting brackel inward, then secure the stopper as shown in Figure 4.

2.Wire as shown in Section 5.

3.Insert the source unit into the universal mounting bracket until it locks.

4.Mount the outer escutcheon so that all the hooks are locked.

Notes:

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2)Fasten the front stopper securely to prevent the source unit from

coming loose.

???Montage unlversel

1.Placer Ie support de montage universel dans Ie tableau de bard, utiliser un tournevis pour replier vars l'exll~rieurchaque languette du support de montage universel, puis fixer les languettes commemontre sur la Figure 4.

2.Gabler comme mantra dans la Section 5.

3.Inserer I'appareilpilote dans Ie support de montage universel jusqu'ace qu'ilsoit bloque.

4.Monter I'ecussonexterieur de maniere que tous les crochets soient verrouilles.

Remarques:

1)Certains modeles de voiture necessitent un kit de montage special pour une installation correcte. Consulter Ie revendeur Clarion pour les details.

2)Serrer fermement la languette avant pour eviter que I'appareil pilote ne se desserre.

???Mon18/e universal

1.Goloque el soporte de montaje universal en el tablero de instrumentos, utilice un destornillador para doblar cada reten del soporte de montaje universal hacia adentro, y despues asegure el reten como sa muestra en la Figura 4.

2.Gonaete los cables como se muestra en la Secci6n 5.

3.lnserte la unidad fuente en el soporte de montaje universal hasta que quede enganchado.

4.Inserte la pieza ornamental exterior en el soporte de montaje universal hasta que quade enganchado.

Notas:

1)Algunos modelos de autom6viles requieren juegos de montaje especiales para realizar la instalaci6n apropiada. Solicite los detalles a su proveedor Clarion.

2)Apriete con seguridad el reten frontal para evitar que se afloje la unidad fuente.

Orificio

Top

HaUl

Parte superior

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Outer escutcheon side view

Vue laterale de I'ecussonexterieur

Vista lateral de 18 pleza ornamental exterior

r lnstrument panel Tableau de bord Tablero de instrumentos

Stoppers

Languettes

Retenes

/./~ Hexagonal bolt

Ecrou hexagonal Perno hexagonal

Strap

Armature

Banda

???This part is not provided in some models.

???Gette ptece n'existepas sur tOllS les modeles

???Esta piaza no se suministra oon algunos modelos.

Note:

Before attaching the universal mounting bracket, slightly bend the spring toward the inside with your fingers and anach it to Ihe side of

ca'.

Remarque:

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Nota:

Antes de fljar el soporte de montaje universal, doble ligeramente el resorte hacia el interior con los dedos y ffjelo en la parte lateral del autom6vi1.

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???Fixed Mount

(TOYOTA, NISSAN and other ISOIDIN equipped vehicles)

This unit is designed for fixed installation in the dashboard.

If the vehicle is equipped with a factory-installed radio, install the source unit with the parts and screws marked (.). (Figure 7)

If the vehicle is not equipped with a factory-installed radio, obtain an

installation kit to install the source unit in the following procedure.

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equipped vehicles.

t. Remove the stopper from the source unit. (Figure 5, 6)

???Montage fixe

(TOYOTA, NISSAN et aulres vehlcules equipSs ISOIDIN)

Cet appareil est con~u pour une installation fixe dans Ie tableau

de bordo Si Ie vehicule est equipe d'unauto-radio instalIe a l'usine, installer I'appareilpilote avec les pieces at les ecrous marquees de

(').(Figure 7).

Si Ie vehicule n'estpas equipe d'unauto??radio installe a I'usinese procurer un kit d'installationpur installer I'appareilpilote avec la procedure suivante.

Aetirez la butee apres les operations ci-dessous lorsque I'appareil pilote est installe sur un vehicule TOYOTA, NISSAN et autres vehicules equipes ISOIOIN.

1. Aetirez la butee de I'appareilpilote. (Figures 5, 6)

???Monlale fila

(Autom6viles TOYOTA, NISSAN, Y olros provistos de normas

ISOIDIN)

Esta unidad ha sido diseliada para instalarse de forma fiia en el tablero de instrumentos. Si el autom6vil dispone de una radio instal ada en fabrica, instale la unidad fuente can las piezas y los tornillos marcados con (.) en la Figura 7.

Si el autom6vil no dispone de una radio instalada en fabric a, adquiera un juego de instalaci6n para instalar la unidad fuente de acuerdo con el procedimiento siguiente.

Quite el tap6n siguiendo los procedimientos de abajo, cuando la unidad fuente es instalada a un TOYOTA, NISSAN u otras vehiculos equipados con ISOIDIN.

1. Quite eltap6n de la unidad fuente. (Figura 5. 6)

2.Secure the mounting brackets to the chassis as shown in Figure 7. Holes are pre??tapped for TOYOTA and NI5SAN vehicles; modification, such as driling new holes, of the mounting brackets may be required for other models.

3.Wire as shown in Section 5.

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et NISSAN; des modification du support de montage, comme Ie per<;age de nouveaux trous, peuvent etre necessaire pour les autres modeles.

2.AS8QUS8 los soportes de montaje al chasis como se muestra en la FIgure 7. Los orificios ya han sido taladrados en los

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nuevos orificios en los soportes de montaje.

4.Secure the unit in the dashboard, and then reassemble the dashboard and the center panel.

3.Cabler comme montre dans la Section 5.

4.Fixer I'appareildans Ie tableau de bord puis remonter Ie tableau de bord et Ie panneau central.

3.Coneete los cables como se muestra en la Secci6n 5.

4.Asegure la unidad al tablero de instrumentos, y despues vuelva a montar el tablero de instrumentos y et panel central.

???: The parts and screws with this mark are used to install radio or included in the installation kit.

* :The screws with this mark are originally attached to the vehicle.

Note1: In some cases, the center panel may require some modification (trimming, filling, etc.).

Note 2 : If a hook on the installation bracket interleres with the unit, bend

---and flanen it with a nipper or a similar tooL

4. REMOVAL OF THE SOURCE UNIT I

1.When removing the source unit, disassemble it in the reverse of the order in 5eclion "3. INSTALUNG THE SOURCE UNIT".

2.Press the outer escutcheon upward and remove it. (Figure 8)

3.Insert and lock the hook plates. (Figure 9)

4.Pull the hook plates to remove the source unit.

DEPOSE DE L'APPAREILPILOTE I DESMONTAJE DE LA UNlOAD FUENTE

1.Lars de la depose de I'appareilpilote, demonter dans I'ordre inverse de la Section "3. INSTALLATION DE L'APPAREIL PILOTE".

Trasero Izquierdo

CAUTION: Please make sure the external power amplifier and ground amplifier are connected to car chassis

properly.

Vers I'ampliflcateurexterne

'"Pour eli miner les courts-circuits audio, ne retirez pas les capuchons des cables RCA inutilises

ATTENTION: Assurez~vous, lorsque vous connectez I'amplificateurde puissance externe, de bien mettre I'ampllficateurit 18 terre au niveau du chassis de la voiture. 51 vous omettez de Ie taire, I'appareilpilotepourrait subir d'importantsdegats.

A ampllflcador externo

??? Para eliminar cortacircuitos de audio, no quite las tapas de los cables de RCA no usados.

PRECAUCI6N: Cuando conecte un ampllflcador externo, asegurese de conectarlo correctamente a la masa del vehiculo. En caso contrarlo, la unldad fuente podria sufrlr danos Importantes.

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4-Speaker system Systeme II 4 haut-parleurs

BluelWhite Wire (Amplifier turn-on lead)

Fil BleuIBlanc (Fil de Mise en Marehe de l'Ampllfieateur)

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Sistema con 4 altavoces

Cable AzuVBlanco (Cable de Acceso del Ampllflcador)

Connect to remote turn-on lead of Amplifier

Connexion au fil de mise en marche a distance de I'amplificateur

Conecte al cable de acceso remoto del amplificador

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Droit

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Left

Gauche

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2-Speaker system Systeme a 2 haut-parleurs Sistema con 2 altavoces

<t> Gray / Gris / Gris

e Gray/Black / GrislNoir / GrislNegra

<t> White I Blanc I Blanco

e Whitel8lack / BlancfNoir / Blanco/Negro

Black Wire (Ground lead)

Fil Noir (Fil de Terre)

Conductor Negro (Conductor de Puesta a Mau)

Aisle todos los conductores.

Blue Wire (Auto Antenna lead)

Fil Bleu (Fil d'AntenneAutomatique) Cable Azul (Cable de Antena Autom6tlca)

Brown Wire (Phone Mute lead)

Fil Marron (Fil de Silence Telephone)

Cable Marr6n (Cable del Silencio del Tel_fono)

Connect it to the car power supply terminal for the antenna

Connectez??lea la borne d'alimentationde la voiture pour I'antenne

Con6ctelo a la terminal de alimentaci6n del coche para la antena

??? For VW and Audl Vehicles

For VW and Audi vehicles, change the position of fuse installation. (Figure 10)

??? Pour Les vehicules VW et Audi

Pour Les vehicules VW et Audi, modifier la position de l'installation.(Figure 10)

??? Para vehlculos VW y Audl

Para vehfculos VW y Audi, cambie la posici6n de la

instalaci6n. (Figura 10)

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-6. CAUTIONS ON WIRING I

PRECAUTIONS AU SUJET DES CONNEXIONS I

1:Q,1=i=='=='=='=~lgHo-----FU~'~~~:~~~l 2. Be particularly careful where you route the wires. Keep them well away from the engine, exhaust pipe, etc. Heat may damage the wires.

Figure 12/ Figure 12/ Figura 12

??? Fasten using insulating tape, etc., to prevent short-circuits at the connection.

~ Attacher en utilisant un ruban isolant, etc., afin d'eviterdes court-circuits lars du raccordemenl.

Vehicle side ISO connector r Connecteur ISO cote vehicule

Conector lateral ISO del vehiculo

Connect the included brown lead to the connector's"<&D" position.

Connecter Ie conducleur marron fourni ""'~-- a la position "<K1)" du connecteur.

Conecte el cable marr6n incluido a la posici6n "<&D" del conector.

Connect to cellular phone mute lead.

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??? Ate utilizancloutilizando cinta aislante, etc., para prevenir cortocircuitos en la conexiOn.

Conecte al cable de silenciamiento del tehflfono celular.

-7. GENERAL CAUTIONS I PRECAUTIONS GENERALES I PRECAUCIONES GENERALES

2.Para Iimpiar la caja, utilice un pano suave y seco. no use nunca un pano duro, diluidor de pintura, benceno, alcohol, etc. Para la suciedad resistente, aplique un poco de agua fria 0 caliente a un pano suave y frote suavemente la parte sucia.

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-S. SAMPLE SYSTEMS I EXEMPLES DE SYSTEMES I EJEMPLOS DE SISTEMAS

???Example of lhe syslem using an exlernal amplifier (Audio visual)

???Exemple de systeme utilisant un amplificateur exterleur (Audio-visuel)

???Ejemplo de sistema utlllzando un amplllicador exlerno (Audiovisual)

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IMPORTANTE:

La instalaci6n inapropiada puede causar dafios en su unidad 0 su

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(carroceria) anulars la garantia.

'2 MP3 files are unable to . rI playback, display remains

~ pause or loading. o

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Those MP3 files may be corrupted or do not encoded properly.

Use MP3 files encoded properly.

When I use 2 different

.2 devices at the same time, 'g sometimes audio streaming ~ or handsfree operations are ID not operating correctly.

Due to excessive Bluetootff' activity on a low bandwidth link. Some devices may affect other devices'normal operation if both are used at the same time.

Please disconnect the devices and connect either one of the devices only.

II est impossible de lire les fichiers MP3, I'afficheur reste sur Ie mode pause ou chargement.

Lorsque j'utilise2 dispositifs o differents en m~me temps, la ;; lecture audio en continu ou ~ les operations en kit mains ID Iibres ne fonctionnent pas

correctement.

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No puede reproducir archivos MP3. la pantalla permanece en pausa 0 cargando.

Esos archivos MP3 pueden Utilice archivos MP3 codificados estar falsificados 0 no correctamente.

codificados correctamente.

Si usa 2 dispositivos diferentes al mismo tiempo,

o puede ocurrir que el audio 0

is el'manosIibres'no funcionen

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c( correctamente.

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Debido a un exceso de actividad del Bluetoottf' en un enlace de amplitud de banda bajo. Algunos dispositivos pueden afectar el normal funcionamiento de otros dispositivos si ambos son utilizados al mismo tiempo.

Por favor desconecte los dispositivos y conecte cada uno de los dispositivos de manera separada.