Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Owners Manual
- Clock Set
- Demo Mode
- Calibrate Touch Panel
- Parking Brake Interlock
- Table of Contents
- Parts & Controls
- Operation
- Parts & Controls
- Basic Operations
- Tuner
- Playing Video
- Playing Audio
- Pandora
- Playing Still Images
- Bluetooth Telephone
- Bluetooth Wireless
- Advanced Operations
- Storing and Recalling Stations
- Storing the Strongest Stations
- Tuning in to Strong Signals
- Tuning in to Strong HD Radio Signals
- Using iTunes Tagging
- Switching the Media File Type
- Operating the DVD Menu
- Operating this Unit’s iPod Function from your iPod
- Random Play
- Repeat Play
- Playing Videos from your iPod
- Browsing for a Video / Music on the iPod
- Resume Playback
- Frame-by-Frame Playback
- Slow Motion Playback
- Searching for the Part you want to Play
- Changing Audio Language During Playback
- Changing the Subtitle Language During Playback
- Changing the Viewing Angle During Playback
- Return to the Specified Scene
- Selecting Audio Output
- PBC Playback
- Selecting Tracks from the Track Title List
- Selecting Files from the File Name List
- Using Sound Retriever
- Changing Audiobook Speed
- Displaying Lists Related to the Currently Playing Song
- Playing DivX VOD Content
- Capture an Image in JPEG Files
- Changing the Wide Screen Mode
- Selecting and Playing the Quick Mix / Station List
- Switching the XM / SIRIUS Channel Selection Mode
- Selecting an XM / SIRIUS Channel Directly
- Using the Game Alert Function
- Displaying the Radio ID
- Switching the SIRIUS Display
- Using the Instant Replay Function
- Switching the Seek Mode
- Switching the Reception Mode
- Calling a Number in the Phone Book
- Selecting a Number by Alphabet Search mode
- Inverting Names in Phone Book
- Using the Missed, Received and Dialed Call Lists
- Adjusting the Other Party's Listening Volume
- Switching the Ring Tone
- Using the Preset Dial List
- Making a Call by Entering Phone Number
- Setting the Private Mode
- Using a Cellular Phone to Initiate a Connection
- Registering a Connected Cellular Phone
- Voice Recognition
- Connecting a Bluetooth Audio Player
- Connecting to a Bluetooth Device Automatically
- Displaying Bluetooth Device Address
- Using an AUX Source
- Menu Operations
- Installation
- Troubleshooting
- Error Messages
- Specs
- Warranty
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Turning private mode on
or
•
off .
Refer to
Setting
the
private
mode
on page
55.
Adjusting the other party's
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listening volume.
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Refer to
Adjusting
the
other
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party's listening
volume
on
page
54.
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Ending a
call.
•
Rejecting
an
incoming
call.
Canceling call waiting.
Accepting
an
incoming
call.
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Making a phone
call,
when
•
selecting
a phone number.
Switching between
callers
on
hold.
Notes
• 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.
•
Touch
panel
keys
not listed
under
Introduction
of Bluetooth
telephone
operations
may appear
on
the
display.
Refer to
Indicator list
on
page
97.
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.
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Connection
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 8/uetooth
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vice
to
pair
on page
72
and
Pairing
(rom
this unit
on page
71.
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Volume
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.
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