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ADJUST SYSTEM MENU SETTINGS

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BACK COLOR (Background)

Hold & press the Audio Button to get into the
System Menu. User can use Track Up/Down to
navigate thru the menu setting & rotate
Encoder Volume Konb to adjust the setting.

This option allows the user to select the nine
colors for the Background   of the TFT screen. 
User can turn the Encoder Volume Knob to
select from the below colors:
WHITE / BLACK / GRAY / BLUE / CYAN /
YELLOW / RED / PURPLE / GREEN

Turn the Encoder Volume Knob to adjust the
TFT Backlight level between High or Low.

TITLE COLOR

This option allows the user to select the seven
colors for the Title of the TFT screen. User can
turn the Encoder Volume Knob to select from
the below colors:
RED / PURPLE / GREEN / GRAY / BLUE / CYAN
/ YELLOW

FONT COLOR

BEEP TONE

This option allows the user to select the 8
colors of the fonts of the TFT screen. User
can use the Encoder Volume Knob to select
the below colors:
RED / BLUE / GRAY / CYAN / WHITE / YELLOW /
PURPLE / GREEN

The beep tone feature allows the selection of
an audible beep tone to be heard each time a 
button is pressed on the face of the radio.
"BEEP TONE ON" is the default display. Rotate
the Encoder Volume Knob to select the “BEEP
TONE OFF” option.

VOLUME PGM (Programmable 
Turn-on Volume)

This option allows the adjustment of the volume
level of the radio will automatically assume
when turning on. To program a specific turn on
volume level, use the Encoder Volume knob to
select "VOLUME LEVEL” level from 00 to 46.

TIME SET (CLK)

TIME FORMAT

DATE SET 

INFO (Software Information)

The time on the clock will be set to 12:00 as the
default. Program the current time by rotating
the Encoder Volume Knob clockwise to adjust
the minutes and counterclockwise to adjust the
hours.

"12H" is the default setting. User can use the
Encoder Volume Knob to choose the Time
Format between “12 Hours” & “24 Hours”

Once in Date Set mode, User can use the
Encoder Volume Knob to adjust the Date /
Month / Year. Short press the AUDIO button to
confirm the entry and move to the next entry.

This is for displayed the software information of
this unit.

Summary of Contents for MR3.6V

Page 1: ...4 10 R 02 1011...

Page 2: ...I N G T O A Q U A L I F I E D TECHNICIAN This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U S Patents and other intellectual property rights own...

Page 3: ...2 Standard 1 Simple Profile SP and 2 Advance Simple Profile ASP Supported file format MP4 and M4a audio only Support Maximum 2000 files Maximum 30 characters display Supported Sampling frequencies 32...

Page 4: ...the left cylinder Step Step 1 Step 2 1 2 When you stand the unit be careful not to damage the fuse on the rear Sleeve Disassembly tool Before removing the unit release the rear section Removing the un...

Page 5: ...ease see more details on Wiring Diagram NOTE NOTE When watching a video from Disc or AV IN sources the video signal will be blocked by the system IF the Parking Brake is not properly connected When us...

Page 6: ...WHITE BLACK GREEN GREY BLACK VIOLET BLACK WHITE GREY FUSE 5 6 3 1 2 4 7 8 5 6 3 1 2 4 7 8 A5 A7 A4 PIN WIRE COLOR YELLOW RED BLUE Figure 1 CONNECTOR A CONNECTOR B SUB W OUT REAR L R ISO MALE CONNECTOR...

Page 7: ...volume level is 46 Press this button to enter into the Function mode Hold press this button to turn On Off the Bass booster function Under Media playback mode short press this button to Pause Resume P...

Page 8: ...ct This unit can support playback MP3 WMA JPEG MPEG4 DIVX format which are stored on the SD Card This unit can support playback MP3 WMA JPEG MPEG4 DIVX format which are stored on the USB memory stick...

Page 9: ...his button to decrease the volume Press this button to enter into the preset Equalizer setting mode Under the tuner mode press this button to access the Manual Seek mode Under the media playback mode...

Page 10: ...ode Under the MP3 WMA mode press this button to direct playback time Under the MultiMedia mode press this button to direct Title Chapter Time selection When playback the MultiMedia press this button r...

Page 11: ...the desired Treble level range from 6 to 6 User has 5 seconds to use the Encoder Volume knob to adjust the Balance between the right and left speakers from R12 full right to L12 full left C00 represe...

Page 12: ...WHITE YELLOW PURPLE GREEN The beep tone feature allows the selection of an audible beep tone to be heard each time a button is pressed on the face of the radio BEEP TONE ON is the default display Rota...

Page 13: ...TA ON OFF PTY TUNER AREA This feature is used to designate the strength of the signals at which the radio will stop during automatic tuning Distance is the default allowing the radio to stop at a bro...

Page 14: ...GION PHONE IN TRAVEL LEISURE DOCUMENT WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN MUSIC GROUP POP M ROCK M CLASSICS OTHER M JAZZ COUNTRY EASY M LIGHT M NATION M OLDIES FOLK M TEST ALARM When there is traffic announcemen...

Page 15: ...LAY interchange button can be used to interchange between the two types of DISPLAY INTERFACE the OSD Display Interface Media Playback Display interface This is useful when playing a CD or MP3 or WMA o...

Page 16: ...serted into the main unit card slot press the SOURCE button to select card mode The unit will start playing the files contained on the SD card Once the unit starts reading the SD card successfully the...

Page 17: ...eset all options of media function setting to factory default setting 1 Press these buttons to skip forward to the beginning of the next or previous chapter 2 Long press these buttons to fast forward...

Page 18: ...ike Digital Camera or Game Console User can connect the external A V system thru the A V in jack on front panel Connect the external signal to the RCA line in jack located at the rear of the unit then...

Page 19: ...00 mV 4 7k ohm Radio Section FM Frequency Range Usable Sensitivity Stereo Separation S N Ratio AM or MW Frequency Range Usable Sensitivity S N Ratio 522 1620 Khz Europe 530 1720 U S A 40dB at S N 20dB...

Page 20: ...vel Wiring is not properly connected Check wiring connection The operation keys do not work No sound The built in microcomputer is not operating properly due to noise Press the RESET button Front pane...

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