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VRX6570Rz

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The VTR cannot be connected to the
VRX6570Rz. The VTR is connected
to the TTX7502z.

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When DSP is connected, external amplifier is re-
quired. On the other hand, when external ampli-
fier is connected, the DSP is required.

VRX6570Rz(En)Inst(p53-64)

06.3.6, 11:50 AM

Summary of Contents for VRX6570Rz

Page 1: ...VRX6570Rz 9 RADIO mode display COLOR LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION PANEL MAIN SUB RDS mode display COLOR LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION PANEL ...

Page 2: ...10 VRX6570Rz CD MD Changer mode display COLOR LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION PANEL TV mode display COLOR LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION PANEL SUB MAIN SUB MAIN ...

Page 3: ...VRX6570Rz 11 DAB mode display COLOR LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION PANEL ...

Page 4: ...ing in the directions shown in the figure then close the rear cover Notes Using batteries improperly can cause them to explode Take note of the following points When replacing batteries replace both batteries with new ones Do not short circuit disassemble or heat batteries Do not dispose of batteries into fire or flames Dispose of spent batteries properly 5 REMOTE CONTROL Remote control unit When ...

Page 5: ... No function Moves tracks up and down When pressed and held for 1 second Fast forward Fast backward Switches between playback and pause Turns mute on and off Preset scan When pressed and held for 2 seconds Auto store AF function on and off When pressed and held for 1 second REG function on and off PTY standby mode on and off No function Scan play When pressed and held for 1 second Disc scan play R...

Page 6: ... damage it by pressing on it with fingernails screwdrivers etc Note If the DCP is dirty wipe off the dirt with a soft dry cloth 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 Removing the DCP 1 Turn the power off 2 Deeply push in...

Page 7: ...er may not work if the re mote control sensor is exposed to direct sun light In extremely cold weather the display move ment may slow down and the display may darken but this is not a malfunction The dis play will work normally when the temperature increases Small black and shiny spots inside the LCD panel are normal for LCD products The LCD panel may stop temporarily when it opens or closes when ...

Page 8: ...is supplied SYSTEM and PUSH PWR appear alternately in the dis play Press the POWER button 1 the system check starts inside the unit When COMPLETE appears press once again the POWER button 1 Selecting a mode 1 Press the FUNC button 1 to change the mode of operation 2 Each time you press the FUNC button 1 the mode of operation changes in the following order Radio mode DAB mode CD changer mode MD cha...

Page 9: ...n for 10 seconds or longer it is automatically drawn in 2 Turn the Color LCD display upwards to a good view angle When the monitor is turned upwards a pic ture appears in the display The Information Panel 4 display disappears CAUTION Do not turn the display unless it is completely open When adjusting the angle of the display be careful no to let your fingers get caught by the panel or instrument p...

Page 10: ... can adjust the bass and treble in the range of 2 4 When the adjustment is finished operate the JOYSTICK rightward or leftward to move the cursor to MENU Then press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to return to the AUDIO MODE display Adjusting the bass and treble Notes This function is enabled only when the panel is open This function can be adjusted only when the Z enhancer is OFF 1 Press th...

Page 11: ...goes off Note When using a sold separately digital sound processor DPH7500z a feature called auto loudness is selected This function is different from the loudness effect For further details on the auto loudness feature refer to the subsection Output adjustment of auto loudness subwoofer and playback band CT Clock Time function The CT function receives CT data sent from an RDS station and displays...

Page 12: ...store the cur rent station into preset memory Radio Operations Listening to the radio 1 Press the FUNC button 1 and select the RA DIO mode The frequency or PS is displayed PS Programme service name 2 Press the BAND button and select the ra dio band Each time the button is pressed the radio reception band changes in the fol lowing order FM1 FM2 FM3 AM MW LW FM1 3 Press the right or left side of the...

Page 13: ...button 5 for 2 sec onds or longer The stations with good recep tion are stored automatically to the preset channels If auto store is performed in the FM bands the stations are stored in FM3 even if FM1 or FM2 was chosen for storing stations Preset scan Preset scan receives the stations stored in pre set memory in order This function is useful when searching for desired station in memory 1 Press th...

Page 14: ...DS and DAB When the same programme is broadcast by both RDS and DAB and this function is ON the unit switches automatically to the broadcast with the better reception This function only operates when the DAH9500z DAB unit sold separately is connected RDS Operations 1 Press the ADJ button to show the adjust ment selection display 2 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to select LINKACT 3 Operat...

Page 15: ...roadcast stations already stored in memory are left without being overwritten 1 With TA lit in the display press the PS AS button 5 for 2 seconds or more 2 The TP stations with the good reception con dition are stored into preset memory Even if you select FM1 or FM2 a TP station is stored into memory for FM3 PTY This function enables you to listen to a broad cast of the selected programme type whe...

Page 16: ... center of the JOYSTICK to call for the preset PTY ITEM Press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK for 2 seconds to store the PTY ITEM cur rently selected to any Preset No selected listed at the lower right of the display 7 After adjustment is finished operate the JOY STICK rightward or leftward to move the cursor to MENU and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to return to the STANDARD d...

Page 17: ...the JOY STICK rightward or leftward and then press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to change the setting GB English F French D German S Swedish 3 Press the ADJ button The unit returns to the previous mode Volume setting of TA emergency broadcast ALARM and PTY The volume for TA ALARM and PTY interrupts can be set during TA ALARM or PTY interrupt The factory default setting is 15 During a TA A...

Page 18: ...dis play Scrolling a CD text title When a CD text title is longer than 16 charac ters 8 characters when the panel is closed you can scroll the display as follows When the panel is closed 1 Display the CD text title disc or track 2 Press and hold the BAND button for 1 sec ond or longer The titles scroll When the panel is open 1 Display the CD text title disc track 2 Press and hold the TITLE button ...

Page 19: ... track This function continues automatically until it is cancelled or the mode is changed 1 Press the RPT button 7 to make repeat play starts RPT lights in the display 2 To cancel repeat play press the RPT button 7 again RPT goes off from the display and the unit returns to normal play Disc repeat play After all tracks in the current disc have been played the disc repeat play automatically replays...

Page 20: ... 2 Press the BAND button for 1 second or longer The display scrolls through the title When the panel is open 1 Press the TITLE button for 1 second or longer to scroll through the disc title 2 To scroll the track title press for 1 second or longer the TITLE button within 30 seconds after scrolling the disc title Notes When the disc title is within 16 characters the title is scrolled immediately If ...

Page 21: ...returns to normal play Disc repeat play After all the tracks on the current disc have been played the disc repeat play automatically replays the current disc over from the first track This func tion continues automatically until it is cancelled or the mode is changed 1 When you press the RPT button 7 for 1 sec ond or longer disc repeat play starts D RPT lights in the display 2 To cancel disc repea...

Page 22: ... select the de sired TV band TV1 or TV2 If MANU is lit in the display or when the panel is closed if the indicator SRCH is not lit press and hold the BAND button for 1 sec ond or longer MANU in the display goes off or when the panel is closed the indicator SRCH lights and seek tuning is now avail able 2 Press the right or left side of the SEARCH button 2 to automatically seek a station Press the r...

Page 23: ...ay 2 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to move the cursor to VTR N P 3 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to move the cursor to select NTSC or PAL 4 Press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to set the selected VTR mode Setting the TV area This function is enabled only when the panel is open When you select the TV area TV reception area the TV tuner area setting changes 1 Press t...

Page 24: ...djustment selection display Changing over TV display size This function is available only when the panel is open 1 Press the AF button 7 to change over the TV display size Each time you press the AF button 7 the TV display size changes in the following order NORMAL WIDE F WIDE CIN EMA NORMAL 2 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select a display mode to be set Press the ENT at the cente...

Page 25: ...manual tuning and preset tuning Seek tuning 1 Press the FUNC button 1 to select DAB mode 2 Press and hold right or left for 1 second or longer using the SEARCH button 2 The unit stops the seek tuning when it cannot find a DAB station The display returns to the previous mode Manual tuning 1 Press the FUNC button 1 to select DAB mode 2 Press and hold the BAND button for 1 sec ond or longer 3 Select ...

Page 26: ...AM radio reception or in TV mode This function can only be used when TP is lit in the display When TP is lit this means that the RDS broadcast station being received has traffic announcement programmes Setting TA standby mode If you press the TA button 0 when only TP is lit in the display TP and TA light in the display and the unit is set into TA standby mode until a traffic announcement is broadc...

Page 27: ...ve prior ity over PTY stations In TA standby mode TP stations have priority over PTY broadcasting station Selecting PTY 1 When you press the PTY button 8 the unit goes into PTY select mode 2 Press any one of the PRESET buttons to select the desired PTY Alternatively when the panel is closed operate the SEARCH button 2 upward or downward to select a desired PTY Below are the factory default setting...

Page 28: ...display 4 When PRESET is selected PTY preset memory can be called for and stored 5 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to select Preset Nos 1 to 6 6 Press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to call for the preset PTY ITEM Press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK for 2 seconds to store the PTY ITEM cur rently selected to any Preset No selected listed at the lower right 7 After adjustment...

Page 29: ...mory Up to six DLS currently being received can be stored By pressing the PRESET button 1 to 6 for 2 seconds or longer the DLS page currently being displayed is stored Operating the JOY STICK rightward or leftward moves a cursor to either P1 through P6 and pressing the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK for 2 seconds stores it DLS Calling To call the DLS stored in the DLS memory press the PRESET bu...

Page 30: ...hen Clarion NAVI is con nected CCD Setting when Clarion CCD cam era is connected to this unit RGB Setting when a RGB image of other company s equipment is input COM Setting when a composite image of other company s equipment is input 3 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select NAVI Press ENT at the cen ter of the JOYSTICK to set connection of Clarion NAVI NAVI operation Changeover betw...

Page 31: ... other company s equipment can be displayed on this unit Be sure to perform this setting after connecting the RGB type or composite type image equip ment to the RGB terminal 1 When the panel is open press the ADJ but ton to show the adjustment selection dis play 2 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to select INPUT A menu bar is shown to the right to select the following items NAVI Setting wh...

Page 32: ...the JOYSTICK upward or down ward rightward or leftward and move the cur sor to the character to be entered Press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK When the cursor is at the lower upper limit of the display operate the JOYSTICK upward or downward the character string of the follow ing line appears Space Backspace I Centering 5 Repeat the step 4 to enter the complete title 6 Press and hold the E...

Page 33: ...me by operating the VOLUME button 2 MUTE The sound from this unit is muted during tele phone calls 3 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select a desired mode and then press the ENT at center of the JOYSTICK to set it 4 Press the ADJ button again to return to the STANDARD display Setting the car speaker output for the cellular phone The factory default setting is RIGHT To output the tel...

Page 34: ...hmode Output adjustment of auto loudness subwoofer and playback band 1 Press the ADJ button to switch to the ad justment selection display 2 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to select SOUND and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to change into the Sound adjustment display In the Sound adjustment display A LD LEVEL W OUT W LPF HPF T TONE are listed Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or...

Page 35: ...e ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to return to the AUDIO MODE display Easy mode Setting the listening position Selection of listening position 1 Press the A M button to show the AUDIO MODE display 2 Operate the JOYSTICK upward or down ward to select POSITION SELECT and DETAIL are displayed in the menu bar 3 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select SELECT and press the ENT at the cen...

Page 36: ...ted By pressing the BAND button in BASIC pat tern selecting display or USER pattern selec tion memory display you can switch between the two patterns BASIC and USER 5 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select MENU and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to return to the AUDIO MODE display Setting and storing G EQ Proper ties Memory into USER Pattern 1 Repeat the steps 1 to 3 of...

Page 37: ...play in which the properties of cur rently selected pattern can be adjusted DSP operations By pressing the BAND button in BASIC pat tern selecting display or USER pattern selec tion memory display you can switch between the two patterns BASIC and USER 5 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select MENU and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to return to the AUDIO MODE display Set...

Page 38: ...to the PRESET button can also call the S EQ pattern After selecting P1 to P6 by operating the JOY STICK rightward or leftward press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK for 2 sec onds or longer to copy the selected pattern to the USER pattern Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or leftward to select EDIT and press the ENT at the cen ter of the JOYSTICK to show the S EQ ad justing display in which the ...

Page 39: ... the BASIC USER pat tern selection memory display 6 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward in the BASIC USER pattern selection memory display to select USER memory P1 to P6 to be stored and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK for 2 seconds or longer to store the adjusted P EQ pattern to the USER memory JOYSTICK for 2 seconds or longer to store the adjusted S EQ pattern to the USER mem...

Page 40: ...d USER pattern op erate the JOYSTICK rightward or leftward to select TITLE and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to change into the Title Input display For title inputting method refer to the section Entering titles 8 Operate the JOYSTICK rightward or left ward to select MENU and press the ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to change into the AUDIO MODE display DSP operations ...

Page 41: ...or is not adjusted adequately Improper NTSC PAL setting Cause Measure TV GENERAL Replace with a fuse of the same amperage If the fuse blows again consult your store of purchase Consult your store of purchase Turn off the power then press the RELEASE lever 6 and remove the DCP Press the RESET button for about 2 seconds with a thin rod Wipe the dirt off with a soft cloth moistened with cleaning alco...

Page 42: ...a place where a radio wave can be received properly It may be under the influence of radio wave reflected by mountains or buildings Check it again after changing place or direction It may be under the influence from automobiles streetcar power cable neon sign and so forth Check it again after changing place This is not a failure but a phenomenon peculiar to a liquid crystal panel The LCD panel is ...

Page 43: ...ture and wait for a while to cool off MD changer This is a failure of MD changer s mecha nism and consult your store of purchase Replace with a non scratched non warped disc Eject the disc then reload it properly Load a pre recorded MD in the MD changer A CD is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected A CD cannot be played due to scratches etc A CD is loaded upside down inside the CD deck and ...

Page 44: ...een Size 6 5 inch wide type 142 mm Width 78 mm Height Display method Transmission type TN liquid crystal display Drive method TFT thin film transistor active matrix driving Pixels 280 800 1200 234 General Power source voltage 14 4 V DC 10 8 to 15 6 V allowable Ground Negative Current consumption 4 0 A 1 W Auto Antenna Rated Current 500 mA less Dimensions of the Main Unit 178 mm Width 50 mm Height ...

Page 45: ...re starting This is to prevent short circuits during installation Figure 1 1 1 1 1 1 Main unit 2 2 2 2 2 Manuals Owner s manual Installation manual Warranty card 3 3 3 3 3 Power supply lead 4 4 4 4 4 Bag for accessories of the main unit No 1 Flat head screw M5 8 4 Sems hexagonal bolt M5 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 Bag for accessories of the main unit No 2 Hook plate 2 Cord clamp Spacer Special screw 6 6 6 6 6 U...

Page 46: ...he LCD panel may touch the dashboard or shift lever in which case it can not be installed Check that the set will not hamper operation of the shift lever before choosing the place of installation Figure 2 3 Install the unit within 30 of the horizontal plane Figure 3 4 If you have to do any work on the car body such as drilling holes consult your car dealer beforehand 5 Use the enclosed screws for ...

Page 47: ...own in Figure 6 2 Wire as shown in Section 8 3 Insert the main unit into the universal mount ing bracket until it locks 4 Mount the outer escutcheon so that all the hooks are locked Notes 1 Some car models require special mounting kits for proper installation Consult your Clarion dealer for details 2 Fasten the front stopper securely to prevent the main unit from coming loose 5 INSTALLING THE MAIN...

Page 48: ...on of arrow to remove it Repeat the Fixed Mount TOYOTA NISSAN and other ISO DIN equipped vehicles same for the other side to remove the springs from the both sides Figure 7 2 Secure the mounting brackets to the chassis as shown in Figure 8 Holes are pre tapped for TOYOTA and NISSAN vehicles modifi cation such as drilling new holes of the mounting brackets may be required for other models 3 Wire as...

Page 49: ... Insert the hook plate between the spring and the universal mounting bracket fit tab B of the spring into hole A of the hook plate then pull the main unit out by the hook plate In sert both the right and left edges of the hook plate Figure 9 Note Keep the hook plate You cannot remove the main unit without disengaging the hook plate 6 REMOVING THE MAIN UNIT ...

Page 50: ... wires 3 If the fuse should blow check to see if the wiring is correct If it is replace the fuse with a new one with the same amperage rating as the original 4 When any fuse is to be replaced pull out the fuse 15A at the rear of the main unit and put in a new one Fig 10 After the connection fix the lead by a clamp or insulation tape for protection 7 CAUTIONS ON WIRING CAUTION Figure 10 ...

Page 51: ... the vehicle s ISO connector in order to use the triggered audio mute for cellular telephones function 4 Use the attached extension lead when necessary Note Before making any installation disconnect the car battery negative cable 8 WIRE CONNECTION 7 3 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 B 1 B 6 B 5 B 7 B 8 B 4 B 3 B 2 A 4 A 6 A 8 A 7 9 A 5 1 2 2 3 4 Rear view of the Main unit No Description REAR RIGHTB REAR RIGHTv FR...

Page 52: ...tput from the speakers exclusive to the navigation Connection to car navigation equipment When Clarion car navigation equipment is used connect it to the system expansion terminal CCD NAVI and the RGB terminal of the main unit For detailed information refer to the operating in structions provided with car navigation equipment When the NAVI is connected the CCD camera cannot be connected When the C...

Page 53: ... CCA 519 500 is required When a video composite source is used connect it to the 8 pin Mini DIN video jack When a RGB source is used connect it to the 8 pin DIN RGB jack In case a CLARION navigation system is used connect it to both input To enable the correct input it is necessary to con figure the VRX6570Rz as described on page 39 When the navigation is connected the CCD can not be connected Whe...

Page 54: ...B source is used connect it to the 8 pin DIN RGB jack In case a CLARION navigation system is used connect it to both in put To enable the correct input it is necessary to con figure the VRX6570Rz as described on page 39 When the navigation is connected the CCD can not be connected When the navigation is not con nected the CCD is connected to the VRX6570Rz AMP built in line out no output When two C...

Page 55: ...3 The VTR cannot be connected to the VRX6570Rz The VTR is connected to the TTX7502z When DSP is connected external amplifier is re quired On the other hand when external ampli fier is connected the DSP is required ...

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