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USER MANUAL - DUAL ZONE AV MEDIA PLAYER EQUIPMENT ACT550

– ACT550/DAB+

480258-4.0

18/01/2021

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POL. IND. “LOS OLIVOS”

C/ CALIDAD, 66

28906 GETAFE

Tel: +34 91 665 26 26

Fax: +34 91 665 23 24

N.I.F. ES-A-28905065

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Before Use ............................................................................................................................................... 2

The ACT550 - ACT550/DAB+ Equipment ............................................................................................. 3

Basic Operation ...................................................................................................................................... 6

Radio (AM/FM/DAB+) ............................................................................................................................. 8

Media (USB / SD Card) ......................................................................................................................... 15

Hands-Free and Remote Audio ........................................................................................................... 19

AUX (Auxiliary Input) ........................................................................................................................... 22

Microphone ........................................................................................................................................... 23

Audio Settings (Any Source) ............................................................................................................... 24

10.

General Settings ................................................................................................................................... 25

11.

Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................... 26

12.

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................... 27

13.

Technical Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 28

14.

Installation and Connection ................................................................................................................ 34

Summary of Contents for ACT550

Page 1: ...User Manual ACT550 ACT550 DAB Dual Zone AV Media Player ACT550 DAB Only ...

Page 2: ...28906 GETAFE Tel 34 91 665 26 26 Fax 34 91 665 23 24 N I F ES A 28905065 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Before Use 2 2 The ACT550 ACT550 DAB Equipment 3 3 Basic Operation 6 4 Radio AM FM DAB 8 5 Media USB SD Card 15 6 Hands Free and Remote Audio 19 7 AUX Auxiliary Input 22 8 Microphone 23 9 Audio Settings Any Source 24 10 General Settings 25 11 Maintenance 26 12 Troubleshooting 27 13 Technical Specifications...

Page 3: ...so you can hear sounds outside of the vehicle Remote control PULL OUT THE INSULATION SHEET BEFORE THE FIRST USE Remove the battery if the remote control is not used for a month or longer Do not recharge disassemble heat or dispose of the battery on a fire Do not store the battery with metallic materials In the event of battery leakage wipe the remote control completely clean and install a new batt...

Page 4: ... from USB devices and SD Cards Audio playing from iPhone iPod and iPad devices through the USB connection Microphone inputs for driver and guide IR remote control Hands free function compatible with Bluetooth devices Remote audio playing compatible with Bluetooth devices External control by CAN bus Auxiliary audio and video inputs and outputs Radio line output Integrated audio amplifier 20 W per l...

Page 5: ...Figure 2 Remote Control USB PORT LCD SCREEN SD CARD SLOT Note Before the first use Pull out the battery insulation sheet protruding from the bottom of the remote control Press the key 550 to link the remote control to the ACT550 ACT550 DAB Equipment DRV VOLUME KNOB POWER POWER DRV SOURCE SELECTOR PASSENGER ZONE VOLUME AND SOURCE SELECTION CONTROLS PSG PSG SOURCE SELECTOR DRIVER ZONE VOLUME AND SOU...

Page 6: ...665 26 26 Fax 34 91 665 23 24 N I F ES A 28905065 2 1 Replacement of the Battery of the Remote Control To replace the remote control battery 1 On the back of the remote control press the tab on the side of the battery cover 2 Slide and remove the cover 3 Install a battery type CR2025 with positive and negative poles facing the proper position 4 Push the cover into place Make sure it is fully seate...

Page 7: ...UME knob or the SEL key on the remote control for the concerned zone driver or passenger The icons D Driver o P Passenger on the LCD screen indicate the active zone at all times Select a source Press SRC repeatedly for the concerned zone until select the desired source Radio AM FM DAB AM FM DAB radio tuner The LCD screen displays the name of the currently selected band Radio FM Radio AM Radio DAB ...

Page 8: ...itch off the equipment 2 Press and hold DISP while switching on the equipment a 3 2 Reset of the Equipment Note Perform a reset only if the equipment no longer responds to user controls To perform a reset press the button RESET located on the left of the front panel refer to Figure 1 3 3 Reset and Restore the Factory Settings Note Perform a reset and restore the factory settings only if the equipm...

Page 9: ...tion With the Radio source selected Radio Station Auto tuning SEEK press d e to tune automatically to the next or previous station in the AM FM or DAB bands Radio Station Manual tuning TUNE press and hold d e to activate the manual tuning Press d e repeatedly or press on the remote control to adjust the tuning frequency in the AM and FM bands DAB ensembles auto tuning SEEK ENSEMBLE press and hold ...

Page 10: ...ly stop at those stations broadcasting traffic news and information In the DAB band the equipment will start scanning all available stations When the scanning process is complete the first valid station found will be automatically selected Note With the DAB band selected the equipment will continue to scan for new stations in the background 2 Press c BAND to stop the scan 4 4 Tune and Memorize the...

Page 11: ...he LCD screen will display the number of the selected memory along with the name of the station If the station is no longer available the equipment will return to the previously tuned station 4 6 RDS Functions With the Radio source selected the FM band activated and the RDS system activated refer to Section 4 8 Radio Settings AF Function press and hold TA AF to activate or deactivate automatic ret...

Page 12: ... that is also broadcasting the same content If an alternative frequency has not been found after a while the scan stops automatically 2 With the Radio source selected and the DAB band activated the following modes of information are displayed by default on the lower line of the LCD DLS Mode it is active when the radio tuner has received the DLS Dynamic Label System from the current station The DLS...

Page 13: ...onds the equipment automatically returns to the main screen Table 2 Radio Settings PARAMETER VALUE DESCRIPTION AUTO MEM SCAN available only with AM FM bands activated Search and automatically memorizes the six radio stations with better signal Press c BAND to start a search REGION ASIA EUROPA AMERICA Select the geographic area RDS SYSTEM ON OFF Activate or deactivate the RDS system AF REGIONAL ON ...

Page 14: ...dings bridges or other large obstructions in the area AM and DAB signals reception is usually better than FM reception In the case of the AM signal radio waves are transmitted at low frequency These long low frequency radio waves can follow the curvature of the earth rather than travelling straight out into the ionosphere In addition they curve around obstructions so that they can provide better s...

Page 15: ...ignal If this occurs select another station with a stronger signal Multi Path Cancellation Radio signals being received from several directions can cause distortion or fluttering This can be caused by a direct and a reflected signal from the same station or by signals from two stations with close frequencies If this occurs select another station until the condition has passed Figure 8 FM Reception...

Page 16: ...d in the Table 3 Table 3 USB SD Card Playback Controls TO ACTION Play pause playback Press b Reverse forward to the next item Press d e Change playback speed Press and hold d e or press on the remote control x2 Press d e or press on the remote control x4 x8 x16 Activate deactivate random play Press g or press and hold MODE on the remote control Change playback mode Press h or press MODE on the rem...

Page 17: ...se d e keys to select the level and file to be played 4 Press b to play the selected item Note The selection of content from a device type iPod is only possible if an external display associated to any area driver or passenger is available or if it is allowed by the device interface 5 3 Content Selection from the Driver Monitor When an external driver s monitor is available the contents can be sel...

Page 18: ...USB iPod mode 1 Use the keys on the remote control to select an item 2 Press ENTER b to enter or play the selected item 3 Press MENU on the remote control to go back in the content menu 5 5 USB SD Card Settings With the USB or SD Card source selected in the passenger zone using the remote control and visualizing the passenger screen 1 Press SETUP to enter the settings menu 2 Use and ENTER key to s...

Page 19: ...ERMAN ENGLISH SUBTITLE LANG CHINESE ENGLISH JAPANESE FRENCH SPANISH PORTUGUESE GERMAN OFF ENGLISH MENU LANG CHINESE ENGLISH JAPANESE FRENCH SPANISH PORTUGUESE GERMAN LATIN ENGLISH DIVX VOD DIVX LICENSE AUDIO SETUP AUDIO OUT SPDIF OFF SPDIF RAW SPDIF PCM SPDIF PCM MIC SETUP AUTO OFF AUTO KEY 4 to 4 0 ECHO OFF 2 to 8 4 MIC VOL OFF 2 to 8 6 VIDEO SETUP BRIGHTNESS 0 to 12 6 CONTRAST 0 to 12 6 HUE 6 to...

Page 20: ...des the Hands Free service If an incoming or outgoing call takes place the driver zone will not switch to Hands Free mode while any microphone is active During a call it is not possible to switch to another source in the driver zone 6 1 Pair a Device With the equipment powered on 1 Activate the Bluetooth function of the device to pair for instance a smartphone 2 From the menu of the device to pair...

Page 21: ...tible model 6 4 Make a Phone Call With a paired phone 1 Enter the desired number from the phone and initiate the call 2 The equipment automatically switches to Hands Free mode in the driver zone and a ringtone is audible from the speakers of that zone 3 Talk into the Driver microphone 4 To end the call press f Redialling To make a phone call to the last number dialled press f twice consecutively f...

Page 22: ...6 GETAFE Tel 34 91 665 26 26 Fax 34 91 665 23 24 N I F ES A 28905065 6 6 Playback of Remote Audio With the Remote Audio source selected and a paired audio player device control the playback as indicated in the Table 5 Table 5 Remote Audio Playback Controls TO ACTION Play Pause playback Press b Reverse Forward to another element Press d e Fast Reverse Forward Press and hold d e Note Before select a...

Page 23: ...S A 28905065 7 AUX Auxiliary Input To play contents from an auxiliary source select the auxiliary source 1 Turn on the device connected to the auxiliary input 2 Start and control the playback from the auxiliary device Note If an auxiliary video source is available activate the passenger zone screens by pressing DISP or DISPLAY on the remote control Note Auxiliary video signal will only be active o...

Page 24: ...urn on the microphone to activate the MIC source 2 Turn the VOLUME knob or press the VOLUME keys on the remote control to adjust the microphone level 3 Turn off the microphone to return to the previous source Note The driver microphone overrides the microphone guide It is not possible to use two microphones simultaneously to talk to the passengers Note If the equipment is off and a microphone is a...

Page 25: ...nob or press VOLUME keys on the remote control to select the value of a parameter Refer to Table 6 4 If no operation is selected for a few seconds the equipment will automatically return to the main screen Table 6 Audio Settings PARAMETER VALUE DESCRIPTION BALANCE 15 to 15 Adjust the output balance of the left and right speakers BASS 15 to 15 Adjust the gain of the bass frequency range MIDDLE 15 t...

Page 26: ...ed OFF With the equipment off Redirection of the AV auxiliary input to the passenger auxiliary output deactivated Driver Monitor ON The driver area has one monitor OFF default value The driver area has no monitor Guide MIC Zone DRV PSG default value The guide microphone is heard in driver and passenger areas PSG The guide microphone is only heard in the passenger area P Monitor Time 0 seconds defa...

Page 27: ...tten authorisation POL IND LOS OLIVOS C CALIDAD 66 28906 GETAFE Tel 34 91 665 26 26 Fax 34 91 665 23 24 N I F ES A 28905065 11 Maintenance 11 1 Cleaning the Equipment Wipe off dirt on the front plate with a dry silicon or soft cloth 11 2 Slots of SD Card and USB Port Whenever possible keep the slots with the covers Remove the cap carefully when using these slots Do not pull the cover ...

Page 28: ...Check the AF REGIONAL and or LINK REGIONAL parameter of radio settings Check the parameter LINK DAB FM of radio settings The guide microphone is not heard in the driver area Make sure that the microphone is set to mode DRV PSG When you select a video from a USB device or SD Card this does not play and skip to the next video Make sure the video player supports the video format When you turn on the ...

Page 29: ...rrent VSS 24 V 10 A VSS 14 V 10 A ISS STBY DC supply standby load current ACC 0 V 45 mA ANTENNA POWER OUTPUT Vo DC output voltage Output enabled 11 8 12 12 3 V Output disabled 0 V Io DC output current Output enabled 300 mA RELAY POWER OUTPUT Vo DC output voltage VSS 24 V Output enabled 0 V VSS 24 V Output disabled Z V Io DC output current VSS 24 V Output enabled 200 mA USB POWER OUTPUT Vo DC outpu...

Page 30: ...600 Ω BW Bandwidth A 3 dB 20 20000 Hz SNR Signal Noise Ratio f 1 kHz Zin 10 kΩ 80 dB THD Total Harmonic Distortion f 1 kHz Zin 10 kΩ 0 5 RADIO STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT RADIO LINE OUT Vo Output rms voltage f 1 kHz Zin 10 kΩ 0 5 0 7 VRMS Zo Output impedance 600 Ω BW Bandwidth A 3 dB 300 15000 Hz SNR Signal Noise Ratio f 1 kHz Zin 10 kΩ 80 dB THD Total Harmonic Distortion f 1 kHz Zin 10 kΩ 0 5 SPEAKER OUT...

Page 31: ...ines PAL 576 lines SNR Signal Noise Ratio Zin 75 Ω 60 dB CBVS VIDEO INPUT Vin Output peak to peak voltage Zo 75 Ω 0 8 1 2 Vpp Zin Output impedance 75 Ω Hres Horizontal resolution NTSC 480 lines PAL 576 lines DIGITAL INTERFACES ACC AND DIMMING INPUTS VIH High level input voltage State input active 11 32 V VIL Low level input voltage State input inactive 0 7 5 V Iin Leakage Current State input activ...

Page 32: ...VOB vob MPEG 1 MPEG 2 Dolby Digital AC3 720 480 576 30 fps MP4 MOV mp4 mov divx DivX MP4V Dolby Digital AC3 WMA LPCM AAC LC 2ch MPEG Audio MP1 MP2 MP3 uLaw aLaw 720 480 576 30 fps OGGVorbis ogg OGG Does not support the following formats 1 OGG with Video 2 OGG with Audio Vorbis outside format 3 AVI with Vorbis It supports the following specifications Sampling rate sampling rate 8 11 025 16 22 05 24...

Page 33: ...4 BMP supports uncompressed format 13 4 Apple Compatible Devices DEVICE MODEL GENERATION VERSION iPod 1 iPod Touch 5ª 4ª 3ª 2ª 1ª 2 iPod Classic 3 iPod with video 4 iPod Nano 7ª 6ª 5ª 4ª 3ª 2ª 1ª iPhone 5C 5S 5 4S 3GS 3G iPad 5 iPad 4ª 3ª 2ª iPad 2 1ª 6 iPad Air 7 iPad Mini 2ª 1ª 13 5 FM Tuner PARAMETER VALUE Frequency span 76 0 MHz to 107 9 MHz Supported regions EUROPE ASIA AMERICA Usable sensiti...

Page 34: ... 13 9 SD Card Devices PARAMETER VALUE SD Card standard SD SDHC Maximum capacity 32 GB File system FAT16 32 13 10 Remote Connection PARAMETER VALUE Standard Bluetooth V4 0 Frequencies range 2 402 GHz to 2 480 GHz Communication maximum range In a straight line approximately 10 m Profile HFP Hands free profile A2DP Audio Advanced Distribution Profile AVRCP Audio Video Remote Control Profile Number of...

Page 35: ...ge AM 520 kHz 1620 kHz FM 87 MHz 108 MHz Impedance 75 Ω Voltage 12 VDC Polarization Vertical Emission Omnidirectional Gain AM 3 5 dBi FM 8 5 dBi Temperature 30 C to 80 C Recommended DAB Antenna ACTIA Systems recommend the use of a DAB Antenna with the following features Frequency Range DAB BIII 174 240 MHz Impedance 50 Ω Voltage 5 VDC 12 VDC Polarization Vertical Emission Omnidirectional Gain 2 dB...

Page 36: ...61 Telefone 55 51 3358 0200 www actia com ACTIA DE MÉXICO S A de C V Avenida Central 176 Nueva Industrial Vallejo Gustavo A Madero 07700 Ciudad de México D F Tel 01 55 5119 2350 www actia com mx ACTIA SYSTEMS S A U Polígono Industrial LOS OLIVOS C Calidad 66 28906 Getafe Madrid España Tel 34 91 665 26 26 www actia com ...

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