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USER MANUAL

ENGLISH/ GERMAN

DEVICE USER MANUAL

E 2 014 M

CAR SPECIFIC NAVICEIVER FOR

VW VEHICLES

Summary of content (33 pages)

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Z-E2014M CAR SPECIFIC NAVICEIVER FOR VW VEHICLES USER MANUAL DEVICE ENGLISH/ GERMAN USER MANUAL
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Z-E2014M SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS TABLE OF CONTENT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................... 3 FRONT PANEL BUTTONS .................................................................................4-5 IR REMOTE CONTROL ......................................................................................6-7 STEERING WHEEL REMOTE CONTROL .........................................................8-9 BASIC OPERATION OF MAIN DEVICE.......................
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Z-E2014M FRONT PANEL BUTTONS FRONT PANEL BUTTONS 1. POWER ON/OFF 2. IR RECEIVER    3. PREVIOUS Press to choose previous track|title|station. Press and hold to fast rewind.  4. NEXT Press to choose next track|title|station. Press and hold to fast forward.   5. USB Press to switch to USB source.   6. iPOD Press to switch to iPod source.       7. BLUETOOTH Press to enter Bluetooth mode. 8. RESET Press to initiate a hardware and software reset of device. 9.
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Z-E2014M IR REMOTE CONTROLS IR REMOTE CONTROLS w q e r y u i 1) 1! 1# 1$ 1% 1( 2) 2# 2$ 2& 2* t o 1@ 1^ 1& 1* 2! 2@ 2% 2^ 1. POWER Device ON/OFF 2. EJECT No function 3. MUTE Mute/Un-mute audio output 4. SRC Change sources 5. KEYPAD Choose preset 1-6 (Tuner) 6. VOL+ Increase volume 7. VOLDecrease volume 8. INFO No function 9. GOTO No function 10. STOP/BAND No function 11. SEL Open EQ 12. ESC Close Main Menu/EQ 13. MENU Open Main Menu 14. PIC No function 15. REPEAT A B No function 16. OK Play/Pause 17.
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Z-E2014M STEERING WHEEL REMOTE CONTROL STEERING WHEEL REMOTE CONTROL 1. VOL+ Press to increase volume 2. VOLPress to decrease volume 3. MUTE Press to mute/unmute audio 4. PREVIOUS Rotate down to choose previous Track | Chapter | Station Press and hold to fast rewind  5. TELEPHONY Press to answer or hang up a call Press and hold to deny an incoming call   No function for this device   6.
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Z-E2014M BASIC OPERATION OF MAIN DEVICE BASIC OPERATION OF MAIN DEVICE Basic elements (for all playback sources) POWER ON/OFF Correctly installed, your device will power on together with the ignition of the vehicle. Ignition off: It's not possible to turn on the device. When the ignition is activated, you may switch the device on and off anytime, using the front panel POWER button.    Display & control elements:  Indicates current source.
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Z-E2014M RADIO OPERATION RADIO OPERATION    Display elements:       Red line marks current frequency Frequency or station name Stereo reception indicator Trafﬁc announcement status Trafﬁc announcements on carrier LOC/DX status RDS text allows a radio station to transmit free-form textual information that can be either static e.g. station slogans or in sync with the programming such as the title and artist of the currently playing song or even short ads.
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Z-E2014M RADIO OPERATION RADIO OPERATION Lower bar options: Select preset or save a preset. Press and hold a center button to save a new frequency as preset. The selected item is highlighted in orange color on the screen: AF ON/OFF: When activated, AF function automatically switches to an alternative frequency (AF) of your chosen station, in order to always offer the best possible reception quality.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF USB SOURCE OPERATION OF USB SOURCE Playlist Page: Playback Page:     Display elements: Display elements:        USB mode  Track/folder/playlist ...
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF USB SOURCE OPERATION OF USB SOURCE Search function: Elements to control playback of video ﬁles: Allowing you to enter letters to search for a specific track, album etc.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF USB SOURCE OPERATION OF USB SOURCE Special functions of the USB source USB Hub Playlist – “More Like This“ Overview Control elements: Control elements:  Choose USB memory device  Save playlist  After a playlist was generated by tapping on the “More Like This“ field, tapping on the Save field will permanently store the playlist. A maximum of five playlists can be stored.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF USB SOURCE ■ Make sure your mass storage device is FAT32 formatted. ■ Directory structure of your mass storage should not exceed 400 files or folders each directory. OPERATION OF iPOD/iPHONE SOURCE Playback Page:  Display elements: ■ Make sure that the path length of single files does not exceed 200 characters. ■ Connected USB hard disks have to be formatted with FAT32 and are only allowed to consume a maximum of 400mA (peak) current.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF iPOD/iPHONE SOURCE Playlist Page: OPERATION OF iPOD/iPHONE SOURCE Search function: Allowing you to enter letters to search for a specific track, album etc.     Display elements: Display elements:  iPod mode  Track/folder/playlist ...
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF iPOD/iPHONE SOURCE Elements to control playback of video ﬁles: Display elements:  Current temporal position in title  Total duration of title  OPERATION OF iPOD/iPHONE SOURCE ■ Depending on the size of the search list, results may be delayed during first search. That is due to the iPod, which takes a moment to poll and provide the search index. ■ iPods/iPhones may show, depending on content and sorting, an extended set of information on the Playlist Page.
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Z-E2014M BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Bluetooth main menu:   Control elements:          Onscreen keypad Favorites Call Log Contacts Bluetooth settings and device list    ■ Auto Connect: It’s possible to deactivate the function temporally, but defaults back to activated after the next system start. Mobile phones, which are registered in the ZENEC device list, will be connected after a system start or a short disconnection automatically.
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Z-E2014M BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Accept call, dial, hang up, switch between calls: BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Contacts - Manage phonebook:    Display elements:  First incoming call  Second incoming call  Dialled number     Control elements:         Search for an entry Tap a contact number to start a call Tap on star to save as favourite Choose contact name from list Back to Bluetooth main menu Search for an entry:  Control elements:       
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Z-E2014M BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Call logs:   Control elements:         Tap to display missed call list Tap to display outgoing call list Tap to display incoming call list Tap on contact name to call Back to Bluetooth main menu NOTE: ■ If automatic phone book synchronisation does not work, consult the manual of your mobile phone. Some mobile phones require explicit activation of that function.
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Z-E2014M BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Manage favourites: BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION Pairing a mobile phone: 1  Enter device list. Display elements:  List of favorites   Control elements:    Tap to call a favourite  Tap to delete a favourite  Back to Bluetooth main menu 2 Tap on "Add" to trigger a search for Bluetooth devices.  3 Choose your mobile phone from the list or retry searching. Press "Pair".
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Z-E2014M BASIC BLUETOOTH HANDS-FREE OPERATION SMART DIAL OPERATION ■ Rotate the smart dial controller (see p.4) to open “smart first letter selection” function of phone book entries. Rotate encoder to navigate to desired group of letters and press to confirm. 4 Control elements:  Abort pairing ■ Without confirmation by pressing, smart selection menu will close itself after approx. 4 seconds.  The ZENEC device will send a request to your mobile phone to use SMART or PIN pairing mode.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF A2DP STREAMING SOURCE OPERATION OF A2DP STREAMING SOURCE Display elements:  ID3 Tag info  Connected mobile phone   Control elements:  Previous track  Play/Pause  Next track    NOTE: ■ If you want to use the A2DP streaming source, please make sure that the mobile phone, which is the intended music source, was paired and connected before. ■ The display of ID3 tag information will depend on the used mobile phone.
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Z-E2014M BASIC OPERATION OF NAVIGATION BASIC OPERATION OF NAVIGATION How to input a destination and start a route guidance: Tap on "Find". Choose your preferred destination search method. Here, in our example, choose "Find address". Type in a city, street name, house number and confirm each step . by tapping NOTE: ■ For operation and detailed description of navigation features, please refer to the separate navigation manual. The program is now calculating the desired route.
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Z-E2014M MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP: IMPORT/EXPORT SYSTEM SET SETTINGS MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP Main screen: Go to Setup>Misc>Help Export system settings:  Control elements: 1. Format USB flash drive with FAT32. 2. Connect USB flash drive to device. 3. Tap "OK", at System Settings-Export option, to launch file export.  Return to the previous page.         Works with all four submenus as well. Tap to enter "Video" Setup. Tap to enter "Audio" Setup. Tap to enter "General" Setup.
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Z-E2014M MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP: VIDEO Animated picture visualises your setting during adjusting TFT screen brightness. It´s possible to adjust the brightness of the Day-/Night TFT screen brightness separately. NOTE: Name Picture Day-/Night TFT screen brightness is controlled by built-in brightness sensor, GPS time signal or CAN signal of the car. Descriptor Function Choice/Range TFT brightness adjustment Brightness Day -10... 0...10 Brightness Night -10... 0...
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Z-E2014M MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP: AUDIO Fixing volume settings for various functions and mode. NOTE: Name Descriptor Last: Use the adjusted volume before device was turned off. Volume Set: Use ”Set Volume” menu items to adjust volume to fixed values. De- or activate the use of an available Gracenote data base. Using the Gracenote data base, you can choose between keeping the original sort sequence or using the sort criteria of the Gracenote data base.
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Z-E2014M MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP: GENERAL System time gets periodically updated by GPS time stamp. NOTE: Name Main Animated picture visualises your chosen driver assist setting. Choose reverse mute "On" to mute audio signal when reverse gear is engaged. Shown flag visualises the chosen OSD language.
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Z-E2014M MAIN DEVICE SYSTEM SETUP: MISC You may export/import your system settings to/from a USB flash drive. A helpful feature, to restore your device settings after a software update, reset or a complete power disconnection. Display installed Main System software versions. NOTE: Name Help Info Security Activate password function to secure the device in case of theft. The antitheft function is based on CAN-bus and is locking the device if it´s installed to another car.
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Z-E2014M OPERATION OF EXTERNAL DVBT / DAB+ SOURCES Control elements:  Direct access to DVB-T or DAB+.  GLOSSARY NOTE: ■ The following features are device-dependent. Please pay attention to the chapter “Speciﬁcations” of this user manual to learn more about the speciﬁc features of your ZENEC device. TOUCH PANEL  Control elements: DVD The functions of the device functions can be controlled directly via the touch-sensitive touchscreen TFT LCD panel. The disc loader can play DVD media.
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Z-E2014M GLOSSARY GLOSSARY PARROT BLUETOOTH-TECHNOLOGY LINE-OUT LINE-OUT Describes the number of pre-ampliﬁer outputs and the maximum output voltage. A2DP + AVRCP 1.3 A2DP +AVRCP 1.3 The unit supports A2DP audio streaming and allows stereo audio playback over Bluetooth. The protocol supports AVRCP 1.3, i.e the functions play, stop and track skip forward / backward. 12 V PHANTOM POWER SUPPLY Device features switchable built-in 12 V antenna phantom power supply for active antenna systems.
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Z-E2014M TROUBLESHOOTING Problem SPECIFICATIONS Z-E2014M Solution Radio fuse blown. Install new fuse with correct rating. Car battery fuse blown. Install new fuse with correct rating. • Illegal operation. Press the RESET button. • • • GENERAL Unit will not power on. Improper audio output connection. Check wiring and correct. No/low audio output. Volume set too low. Increase volume level. Speakers damaged. Replace speakers. Only one channel is playing.
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Z-E2014M WARRANTY 2 YEARS ZENEC MODEL: Z-E2014M Dear customer, Thank you for purchasing this ZENEC product. It is advisable to keep the original packaging material for any future transporting of the product. Should your ZENEC product require warranty service, please return it to the retailer from whom it was purchased or the distributor in your country.
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Z-E2014M LEGAL DISCLAIMERS GRACENOTE EULA The packing material of this item and the finished product contained inside are fully compliant with RoHS 2 directive. Halogenated flame retardants are not used in any of the plastic injection parts of the product, nor for the printed circuit boards. This item incorporates copy protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual party rights of Rovi corporation. Reverse engineering and disassembly are prohibited.
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Z-E2014M EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY NOTES EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ZENEC by ACR Braendli + Voegeli AG Bohrturmweg 1 5330 Bad Zurzach Switzerland Hereby declares under our sole responsibility that the products: Description of object: Name of object: Type name of objects: In-Car Navigation Device ZENEC E>GOZ-E3114M, (C9SL-Single-Tuner) Z-E2014M, Z-E3514M, Z-E3215, Z-E3824M Z-E5014M, Z-E5114M, Z-E5314M, Z-E5514M Z-E2014M, Z-E3114M, Z-E3514M, Z-E3215, Z-E3824M, Z-E5014M, Z-E5114M, Z-E5314M, Z-E5514M a
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