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Summary of Contents for XDVDN9131

Page 1: ...the in dash unit will not operate while the vehicle is moving This is a safety feature to prevent driver distraction In dash DVD video functions will only operate when vehicle is in Park and the park...

Page 2: ...of such marks by Namsung is under license Windows Media and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries iPod is a trad...

Page 3: ...ns Monitor Closed Control Locations Monitor Open Control Locations Remote General Operation Main Setup Menu Screen Setup Menu AM FM Tuner Operation Warning Statement DVD Setup DVD Operation CD Operati...

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Page 5: ...EN EXTENDING THE IGNITION BATTERY OR GROUND CABLES MAKE SURE TO USE AUTOMOTIVE GRADE CABLES OR OTHER CABLES WITH AN AREA OF MM 7 OR MORE TO PREVENT VOLTAGE DROPS s O NOT TOUCH THE LIQUID CRYSTAL FLUID...

Page 6: ...MOUNTING SLEEVE s NSTALL MOUNTING SLEEVE INTO OPENING BENDING TABS TO SECURE s ONNECT WIRING HARNESS AND ANTENNA AS SHOWN ON PAGES ONSULT A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN IF YOU ARE UNSURE s ERTAIN VEHICLES MAY...

Page 7: ...s connection to the Pacific Accessory Corporation HL EH interface module SOLD SEPARATELY 6ISIT WWW PAC AUDIO COM FOR DETAILS Note the SWI input 3 5mm connector color is blue L g c 9 V gVb cejih Djieji...

Page 8: ...running wires through any metal openings s ONNECT THE ANTENNA TO THE LOCKING ANTENNA CONNECTOR ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT EH H cVa 7HEN THE SYSTEM IS TURNED ON FOR THE FIRST TIME IT CAN TAKE SEVERAL MIN...

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Page 10: ...ll indicator Bluetooth connection indicator 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Talk Band Play Pause Channel Chapter Track Up Fast Forward Power Volume EQ Channel Chapter Track Down Fast Reverse Mode End Call Mute Loudness...

Page 11: ...mode press once for E6JH and Pause will appear in the display Press again to resume EA6N Press 76C9 to select FM1 FM2 AM Press to select the next channel chapter track for playback Press and hold to...

Page 12: ...panel or the remote control The unit will stop if it encounters any obstacles during the open close s SEQUENCE F THIS OCCURS REMOVE THE OBSTACLE AND PRESS DE C again to RESUME THE MONITOR OPEN CLOSE S...

Page 13: ...e the display between the current mode and the navigation map 0RESS TO ADJUST THE ANGLE OF THE SCREEN DOWNWARDS 0RESS AND HOLD TO SLIDE THE monitor outwards s 4HE ANGLE CAN ALSO BE MANUALLY SELECTED V...

Page 14: ...nual Tune Up Zoom Audio Angle Sub Title 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4 3 2 1 4HE REMOTE CONTROL USES ONE VOLT ITHIUM 2 BATTERY OR BEST PERFORMANCE REPLACE ONLY WITH 2 OR EQUIVALENT 8dcigda AdXVi dch...

Page 15: ...dio Press and hold to select Loudness On Off Exit current menu Search function in Disc and operation of iPod modes Enter 6J9 D Setup mode Enter the B6 C system menu Navigating system and DVD menus Pre...

Page 16: ...menu page to select the desired source Turn the rotary or use the volume W or X TO ADJUST THE VOLUME LEVEL LOWER OR HIGHER 4HE CURRENT VOLUME LEVEL WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE SECONDARY WHEN THE MONITOR...

Page 17: ...T 2 3 450 DURING VIDEO PLAY Press or TO STEP TO THE DESIRED MENU OPTION Turn the rotary 4 or 3 TO ADJUST THE SHARPNESS MINIMUM MAXIMUM Turn the rotary 4 or 3 TO ADJUST THE COLOR MINIMUM MAXIMUM Turn t...

Page 18: ...a Bluetooth device is connected Current time is displayed Touch to access operation of EdY OPTIONAL EdY DEVICE MUST BE CONNECTED Touch to access 7AJ IDDI mode Touch to access 6JM A 6GN 6 K CEJI mode...

Page 19: ...B6 C Setup Menu matrix page 1 BV c HZije BZcj EV Z Settings Default Options Function Tuner USA USA 3ELECT APPROPRIATE TUNER FREQUENCY SPACING FOR YOUR AREA S Amer1 S Amer2 Europe Clock 00 00 00 00 3EE...

Page 20: ...O Load all factory parameters to their original settlings CdiZ This will not reset the anti theft password Default anti theft password is 0000 Settings Default Options Function Tuner Gain 10 0 20 DJUS...

Page 21: ...ch B CJ at the top left corner of screen Touch B6 C H IJE icon Touch JH6 Touch the setting for your region Touch G IJGC to exit BV c HZije 6Y_jhi c GVY d gZfjZcXn 6Y_jhi c GVY d gZfjZcXn HiZe HiZe HiZ...

Page 22: ...h Touch B CJ at the top left corner of screen Touch B6 C H IJE icon 4OUCH THE CURRENT TIME IN THE 8AD8 row 7HEN KEYPAD APPEARS ENTER DJGH followed by B CJI H 7HEN FINISHED TOUCH D 4OUCH G IJGC to exit...

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Page 24: ...ight corner Press the s E6 JE icon to access Screen Setup page 1 H8G C Setup Menu matrix HXgZZc HZije BZcj Settings Default Options Function Brightness 10 3 0 20 3 Press W or X on the remote then pres...

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Page 26: ...Zhi k Zl c Vc aZ dg ndjg kZ XaZ HiZe HiZe HiZe HiZe HiZe 4OUCH B CJ at the top left corner of screen 4OUCH H8G C H IJE icon 4OUCH 11 to decrease the screen angle 4OUCH 33 to increase the screen angle...

Page 27: ...id WZ XVa WgViZY daadl i ZhZ hiZeh Vh YZhXg WZY HiZe HiZe HiZe HiZe 4OUCH B CJ at the top left corner of screen 4OUCH H8G C H IJE icon 4OUCH 8Va WgVi dc in TS Calibration row 4OUCH THE POINTERS AS IN...

Page 28: ...tation Store Preset Scan Scan tuning etc Preset Number List Display Shows the preset list by preset number Touch preset number to select a preset Touch and hold preset number to store presets Preset S...

Page 29: ...QUENCY 4HIS FUNCTION CAN ALSO BE PERFORMED BY PRESSING THE corresponding key on the front panel OR REMOTE CONTROL Tuner Scan Touch this icon to scan through all available stations in the current band...

Page 30: ...ntinue tuning across multiple stations ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Touch or to perform manual tuning Touch to tune to the next higher strong station Touch to tune to the next lower strong station ROM THE R...

Page 31: ...or to scroll through the presets When the correct preset is highlighted press D Touch H86C on the screen and it will tune you to all stations available with good reception for 10 seconds at a time Tou...

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Page 33: ...cuit as described on page 6 CdiZ DVD and AUX AV audio can be heard while the vehicle is in motion without engaging the parking brake Follow these two initialization procedures carefully to allow video...

Page 34: ...are encoded for other region areas than the region areas for which it has been designed The XDVDN9131 will play discs labeled Region 1 or All 9K9 gZ dc XdYZh 1 USA Canada 2 Japan Europe South Africa M...

Page 35: ...ic content Read the directions of your specific DVD disc for other features If PARENTAL Lock is activated and the disc inserted is not authorized a 4 digit code must be entered and or the disc be auth...

Page 36: ...YYZc IdjX HXgZZc 8dcigdah A Displays B6 C menu B Displays 9K9 disc information C Selects EG K DJH chapter D Selects C MI chapter E Displays the 9K9 transport controls F Displays search menu 6G 6 6 6XX...

Page 37: ...tomatically be displayed Press the current selection to select desired disc subtitle language English French Spanish Auto Off DEFAULT Press the current selection to select desired disc audio language...

Page 38: ...THE KEY ON the remote to access the DVD setup menu The LANGUAGE setup menu will AUTOMATICALLY BE DISPLAYED 0RESS THE 6 ICON TO DISPLAY THE 6 setup menu Press to select desired TV shape Select On to ac...

Page 39: ...will AUTOMATICALLY BE DISPLAYED 0RESS THE 2 4 ICON TO DISPLAY THE 2 4 setup menu Touch the current rating select desired rating then input password Default password is 0000 1 Touch enter current passw...

Page 40: ...fast reverse at 2x speed Each touch changes speed from 2x to 4x to 8x to 16x to 32x then back to 1x play Fast Forward Touch the icon to fast forward at 2x speed Each touch changes speed from 2x to 4x...

Page 41: ...toggle to the Title Chapter search window Once the Time search window is open use the keyboard to enter a specific time on the disc then touch D For example to skip to 1 hour 12 minutes and 19 seconds...

Page 42: ...while the DVD is playing Touch on the front panel to temporarily stop playback of the DVD Touching it again will resume playback ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Press EA6N to temporarily stop and resume playb...

Page 43: ...E REMOTE CONTROL Press the C D button to bring up the 9K9 9 hX c dgbVi dc ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Press the ODDB button to activate Oddb BdYZ ACH SUBSEQUENT PRESS OF THE BUTTON WILL CHANGE THE MAGNIFIC...

Page 44: ...mber of tracks on the disc Track Time Indicator Shows the elapsed time of the current track Track Title List Displays up to 6 tracks on the disc in order with track number Clock Displays the current t...

Page 45: ...he rotary or use the volume W or X ON SCREEN TO ADJUST THE VOLUME LEVEL LOWER OR HIGHER Loudness Indicator Touch ADJ9 to turn the Loudness feature On or Off Direct Select Keyboard Touch 9 G to display...

Page 46: ...h D to select it ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired track number Use the Fast Forward or Fast Reverse on screen buttons to speed up the PLAYBACK OF A TRACK ACH SUBSEQUE...

Page 47: ...sed simultaneously and ENGAGING ONE MODE WILL CANCEL THE OTHER MODE IF ACTIVE Press the button to temporarily stop or resume playback ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Press EA6N to temporarily stop and resume p...

Page 48: ...dicator Press to switch from audio files to image files Folder Name Displays the name of the currently selected folder Playlist Displays up to 6 files in order with filename Clock Displays the current...

Page 49: ...DJUSTMENT Indicates current volume level Turn the rotary or use the volume W or X ON SCREEN TO ADJUST VOLUME LEVEL LOWER OR HIGHER Previous Folder Touch the icon to select the previous available folde...

Page 50: ...ds or backwards through all tracks press or on the SCREEN FRONT PANEL OR REMOTE CONTROL Press to skip to the next track Press to skip to the previous track CdiZ 0RESSING once will return to the beginn...

Page 51: ...exit Repeat Mode Press EA6N E6JH id temporarily stop playback of the current track Touching it again will resume playback Press on the remote control to stop playback of the current track Pressing EA...

Page 52: ...of the current song Audio to Image Indicator Press to switch from audio files to image files Folder Name Displays the name of the currently selected folder Playlist Displays up to 6 files in order wi...

Page 53: ...e next available folder 6OLUME DJUSTMENT Indicates current volume level Turn the rotary or use the volume W or X ON SCREEN TO ADJUST VOLUME LEVEL LOWER OR HIGHER Previous Folder Touch the icon to sele...

Page 54: ...gate back to the previous folder or press to skip forward to the next folder Navigate through the Playlist by pressing or on the screen Once the desired file is highlighted simply touch the screen at...

Page 55: ...t to the B CJ button while this feature is activated Touch G9B again to exit Random Mode Touch GEI to repeat a track and again to repeat all tracks in the current folder Gei Ig og Gei da will appear n...

Page 56: ...ea c gZfjZcXn MPEG 1 X 8 11 025 12 16 22 05 24 32 44 1 48kHz MPEG 2 X 32 44 1 48kHz MPEG 2 5 X 8 11 025 12 16 22 05 24 32 44 1 48kHz WMA 22 05 32 44 1 48kHz X 7 igViZ MPEG 1 X 8 320kbps MPEG 2 X 64 91...

Page 57: ...bytes Total File Number 3000 files 3000 files Total Folder Number 256 folders 256 folders File Number via Folder 3000 files 3000 files MP3 ID3 TAG ver 1 x X 9 ver 2 x X v2 3 Title Artist Album X 9 WM...

Page 58: ...NG THE ROOT FOLDER s 6ALID CHARACTERS FOR FOLDER FILE NAMES ARE LETTERS ALL CAPS NUMBERS AND h v UNDERSCORE 3OME CHARACTERS MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY depending on the character type s 4HIS DEVICE...

Page 59: ...ber Indicator Displays current song number and total number of songs Elapsed Time Indicator Shows the elapsed time of the current song Artist Information Displays the artist information for the curren...

Page 60: ...the rotary or use the volume W or X ON SCREEN TO ADJUST VOLUME LEVEL LOWER OR HIGHER Search Menu Allows selection of content by various groups Return Back Touch to return to the previous group menu L...

Page 61: ...e songs in the group If another song is not selected within 10 seconds of the last press then the screen will return to the currently playing song group ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Press to skip to the nex...

Page 62: ...cond time to disable Repeat CdiZ H j aZ and GZeZVi modes can not be used simultaneously and ENGAGING ONE MODE WILL CANCEL THE OTHER MODE IF ACTIVE Press EA6N E6JH to temporarily stop playback of the c...

Page 63: ...u ROM THE FRONT PANEL Press to skip to the next chapter Press to skip to the previous chapter ROM THE REMOTE CONTROL Press to skip to the next chapter Press to skip to the previous chapter Press to fa...

Page 64: ...menu Character support only alphanumeric characters can be displayed on the SECONDARY 3 TYPE The Video and Photo modes are not supported when using the 1st and 2nd generation iPod Nano Compatible with...

Page 65: ...n Menu to listen to audio Engage parking brake as described on page 32 to watch video ONNECT AN OPTIONAL REAR CAMERA TO THE AMERA NPUT LACK 2 CONNECTOR Refer to page 6 for details 4HE CAMERA IMAGE CAN...

Page 66: ...ing call or to place an outgoing call Display Indicator Phone number display and call status indicator Bluetooth status indicator When Bluetooth is On and a Bluetooth device is being paired the indica...

Page 67: ...ed Connect Auto Manual 9OU MUST CONNECT THE PHONE TO THE HEAD UNIT MANUALLY EACH time Auto The head unit will automatically connect to the last connected device See page 67 for more details Auto Answe...

Page 68: ...usly connected devices that are in range will be listed by their device name Press the desired device name to disconnect from the current device and connect to the new device This head unit can rememb...

Page 69: ...n touch the Talk icon 2 Enter the desired phone number using the numeric keypad on the remote control then touch the Talk icon 3 When the panel is closed press Talk enter the desired phone number usin...

Page 70: ...EAMING AUDIO MUST BE ENABLED FROM YOUR MOBILE DEVICE 4HIS OPTION WILL VARY DEPENDING ON THE DEVICE XAMPLE WIRELESS STEREO From the main menu touch the 7ajZiddi icon on the screen From the mobile devic...

Page 71: ...name OOM IN OOMING IN FROM LEVEL TO LEVEL Current street name 4URN BY 4URN INSTRUCTION NDICATES NEXT GUIDANCE INFORMATION 4AP THIS ICON TO GO TO 4URN BY 4URN SCREEN GP3 SIGNAL RECEPTION 4AP THIS ICON...

Page 72: ...llows you to search for a location in various ways Provides editing of the current route or retrieving the current route information Stops route guidance and removes all existing locations from route...

Page 73: ...te or edit itineraries Search for destination by address Search for destination by intersections Go to page 2 Search for locations by zip code Search for locations by pointing directly on the map Sear...

Page 74: ...E FULL NAME E G EW 9ORK OR ABBREVIATION E G 9 dl id eaVc ndjg ghi gdjiZ EgZhh BZcj L ZgZ Id4 i Zc 6YYgZhh HZVgX dg V 8 in CVbZ HZVgX dg V HigZZi CVbZ ciZg djhZ cjbWZg Type letters and or choose from t...

Page 75: ...ou to customize the settings of the Navigation system 9OU CAN SET THE COLOR MODE OF MAP AS 9Vn C i or 6jid mode 6jid mode allows the navigation system to automatically choose day or night mode based o...

Page 76: ...ample set tolerance level as 2 mph to receive a warning when speed limit is exceeded by 2 mph DJUST FUEL PRICES AND CONSUMPTION Go to page 3 DJUST THE VOLUME AND LINK THE VOLUME TO CAR SPEED Change ke...

Page 77: ...during return shipment of the product Specific license conditions and copyright notices for the software can be found via www dualav com L Vi id Yd4 1 Before you call for service check the troubleshoo...

Page 78: ...e those terms apply 092 4 OPYRIGHT AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL INDUSTRIAL AND OR PROPRIETARY RIGHTS TO THE 3OFTWARE AND TO ANY copies that you may make are owned by EnGIS and or its suppliers EnGIS permits...

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Page 81: ...ieji Video output is not supported for navigation mode SD mode or rear camera input Choose Tuner Disc operation of iPod USB A V 1 or A V 2 source to display video output Cd k YZd Y heaVn l Zc c gZkZgh...

Page 82: ...gh Volume is turned down Increase the volume during the ringing process MUTE function is activated on the head unit Press MUTE to cancel the mute function and resume audio X d dg cd hZ h ZVgY Yjg c V...

Page 83: ...SUCH AS INSIDE A TUNNEL OR GARAGE Make sure the antenna has an unobstructed view of the sky The GPS signal can not be established Reset GPS module by entering the GPS information page as described on...

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Page 87: ...lly locates your current position on the map by receiving GPS signals If the navigation system doesn t receive GPS signals properly it could take some time to locate your current position Please refer...

Page 88: ...s By tapping this icon you can change the map display mode To Track up North up or 3D view Refer to Settings Map View for more information 3 Next street name 4 Zoom in Zooming in from level 1 to level...

Page 89: ...sition to destination 12 Remaining travel distance from current position to destination To go to Route Summary page tap anywhere from 9 12 13 Menu button Tap to go to Menu 14 Map scale Indicates curre...

Page 90: ...I HDFK EXWWRQ DUH DV IROORZV 02 Menu 01 Where to Search for a location in various ways 02 My Route Editing the current route or retrieving the current route information 03 Clear route Remove all exist...

Page 91: ...on your favorites list 02 Favorites Searching for locations saved to your Favorites Emergency In case of emergency quickly search the nearest point of interest from your current position without any...

Page 92: ...Cities Searching for locations by city name 13 POI Name Searching for locations by POI Point Of Interest name POI In City Searching for a POI in a certain city 15 POI Telephone No Searching for locati...

Page 93: ...o Home on Where to screen This Go Home button will be activated if you registered your home location via Add to favorites explained on page 9 or Settings Home Only one place can be registered as the h...

Page 94: ...s or friend s address so that you can quickly and easily navigate to it Select to order existing favorites alphabetically Select to order existing favorites by the date time of when you created the fa...

Page 95: ...elect one of locations on the list then tap Next button Recent Destination For sorting by name tap For sorting by time tap Emergency Q FDVH RI DQ HPHUJHQF TXLFNO VHDUFK WKH QHDUHVW HPHUJHQF SRLQW RI L...

Page 96: ...me e g New York or abbreviation e g NY 3 Search for a city name by typing letters Then choose it on the result list Only valid next letters appear 4 Search for a street name by typing letters then cho...

Page 97: ...the result list then tap Done button Refer to image screens on page 11 for searching steps Searching for a location by using intersection Intersections Searching for a point of interest location by us...

Page 98: ...destination or via point 2 Pan Press and drag the map to pan in any direction 3 Find a POI nearby the chosen point on map by tapping find POI button 6HDUFK IRU D ORFDWLRQ E XVLQJ LS FRGH Zip Code 1 S...

Page 99: ...rent Itinerary Initially empty Itinerary Options Itinerary name Current Itinerary Recently planned To change the labeling option on the map tap the button You can turn on and off three map labeling op...

Page 100: ...n on the map Delete Delete a selected location Move up Move up a selected location in the itinerary Move down Move down a selected location in the itinerary If you select a location on the list it wil...

Page 101: ...ed If you want to change state province or city tap button Type POI Name then tap next button It will list valid POI names corresponding to the letters you ve typed Select one of the POI names that yo...

Page 102: ...from current position Tap to order alphabetically or tap to order by distance Select one POI then tap next button Searching for a POI in a particular city POI In Category Searching for POI around the...

Page 103: ...n Screen offers a more simplified guidance mode To access this screen simply tap the bottom right maneuver picture on the main map screen or go to Menu My Route Turn by Turn The Turn By Turn mode pres...

Page 104: ...ruction Shows required time from previous turning point to next turning point Time from position Shows required time from current position to each turning point Time of day Shows expected time when ar...

Page 105: ...m will remind you of the last destination when restarted If you want to restore your previous route select Done button Otherwise select Cancel button In addition to this any VIA point that was unreach...

Page 106: ...lock or to set a travel Via point Simulation Mode Starts a driving simulation of the route Route Summary Go to the route summary page Map Mode Displays a full map of your route Turn by Turn Displays a...

Page 107: ...another location to this route by pressing the ADD button Additional locations added become either Departure points Via Points or Destination points depending on their respective position within the...

Page 108: ...r Destination points depending on their respective position within the route list You may rearrange your route simply by selecting the location and choosing to move the location up or down in the list...

Page 109: ...e part of existing route Avoid roadblock Make a detour to avoid a roadblock You can set 100ft 300ft 500ft 1mi 2mi or 3mi as a length of roadblock For example if you are stuck in traffic because of a c...

Page 110: ...ill bring you into the normal Where to screen Choose from any of the available methods to find a location to add to your route Recalculate Original This button allow you to recalculate the original ro...

Page 111: ...e time etc It s also possible to reroute via three options as follows Faster Time Reroute considering faster time Shorter Distance Reroute considering shorter distance Avoidances Reroute with road avo...

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Page 113: ...nging routing options 13 Time Zone Select time zone 14 Speed Limit Turn on off the speed warning Set a tolerance level for receiving a warning alert for example set tolerance level as 2mph to receive...

Page 114: ...lly change the map color by time Track up The direction of car is always upside of map screen North up The map screen is fixed to north direction up 3D View 3 dimensional 7UDFN XS 0RGH 5HIHU WR WKH UL...

Page 115: ...atically zoom in out to a certain map scale level at the next maneuver intersection On Speed Automatically adjust map scale level according to the speed of car Speed up Zoom out Speed down Zoom in Set...

Page 116: ...s on the map screen Home 5HJLVWHU RU FKDQJH RXU KRPH ORFDWLRQ Label on Map Street Name POI Symbol Name Pressing this button will allow you to hide or display POIs based on category type You can choose...

Page 117: ...xt Language Routing Options 6HW URXWLQJ RSWLRQV To route considering faster time select Faster Time option To route considering shorter distance select Shorter Distance option To route avoiding with s...

Page 118: ...ters Meters Units 6HW GLVWDQFH XQLWV Set Clock 6HW WLPH PDQXDOO Sync with GPS Synchronize the time on your device with GPS time Daylight Saving Apply daylight saving Time Zone 6HW WLPH RQH Select one...

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Page 123: ...s established Pink satellite GPS fix is unavailable Pressing the Reset button will reset the GPS module It may take up to one minute to reacquire the GPS signal It may take some time to receive GPS si...

Page 124: ...open sky 5 If you are in the downtown area where buildings are crowded densely it may cause the GPS signal reception disturbance It s not possible to receive GPS signals in a tunnel underground parki...

Page 125: ...s not guarantee the accuracy of the data contained within this database either expressed or implied 13 Information in this document is subject to change without notice EnGIS Technologies Inc reserves...

Page 126: ...echnology or property for any commercial purpose in any way copying transmitting publishing saving on recovery system translating into other languages publishing distributing or broadcasting without t...

Page 127: ...h our software please refer to the FAQ section on our website or register your question on the Q A section We will supply support as soon as possible Website www gogonav com Email support engistech co...

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Page 129: ...0 I J U W I For proper operation of the front panel please make sure the notch is on the bottom when installing the trim ring...

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Page 131: ...e is not in Park and or the parking brake is not fully engaged When installing this unit the installer must connect the parking brake detect wire Yellow Blue Lead to the parking brake mechanism in ord...

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