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Table of Contents

For the safe usage of this device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  2
Safety precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3
How the instruction manuals are organized . . . . . . . . .  7

Use each instruction manual in the following order. . . . . . . . .  7

How to use this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  8
Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  10

Name of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  14

Panel buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  14
Touch switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  15

How to turn the power ON or OFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   16

Turning the power ON or OFF  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  16

How to insert a disc/"Memory Stick" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Inserting or ejecting a CD, DVD, or "Memory Stick" . . . . . . .  18

How to adjust the angle of the display  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Setting the display to a preferred angle  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  25

Modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  27

Get to know each mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  27

Operational conditions  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  28

Activation conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  28

How to switch modes  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  29

Switching modes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  29

Map operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  30

Checking the positioning of your vehicle  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  30
Moving the map (one-touch scroll) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  31
Changing the map reduction scale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  32
Changing the orientation of the map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  33
Changing the map display method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  34
Displaying various points of interest on the map  . . . . . . . . .  35

Introduction

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Summary of Contents for AVN 5495

Page 1: ...ead through this manual for correct operation We suggest that after reading it you keep this manual in a safe place for future reference AVN5495 ESN E5 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display CD DVD MS Multi...

Page 2: ...in differences between content of the manual and features of the product The following symbols will precede information useful for preventing damage to the device as well as for its smooth operation...

Page 3: ...d watching the screen while driving Paying insufficient attention to the road ahead may lead to an accident The driver should not insert eject CDs while driving Doing so will distract you from the roa...

Page 4: ...hich may damage your hearing Do not insert hands or fingers into the disc slot or Memory Stick slot Otherwise injury may result Exercise caution to avoid getting your fingers caught when closing the d...

Page 5: ...hoose an angle that does not interfere with operation of the shift lever in the P R or N lever positions If there is interference with the shift lever in these operating positions do not set a tilt po...

Page 6: ...c electricity electrical noise and vibrations which may result in a loss of user data Please keep a separate note of the information stored on the unit Furthermore please be aware that the warranty do...

Page 7: ...d functions are described Read the Owner s manual Navigation All navigation functions are described Read the Owner s manual Audio All audio functions are described ATTENTION The screens used in the in...

Page 8: ...ach operation Detailed operation title A title is assigned to each detailed operation ATTENTION Additional points regarding operation are given here Operation procedure Describes the operation Proceed...

Page 9: ...ion switch Switches needed to perform operations are displayed Section side heading The side heading for the current section Operation screen A screen showing the operation The operation procedures ar...

Page 10: ...ng or ejecting a CD DVD or Memory Stick 18 How to adjust the angle of the display 25 Setting the display to a preferred angle 25 Modes 27 Get to know each mode 27 Operational conditions 28 Activation...

Page 11: ...the intersection name 52 Searching using a freeway entrance exit name 55 Searching using latitude longitude 57 Route setting 59 Setting the desired route 59 Selecting another route 61 Checking the pro...

Page 12: ...album list 95 DVD player operation 98 Viewing a DVD video 98 How to adjust the sound 101 Adjusting the sound 101 Other settings 105 Changing the guide tone used for switch operation 105 Switching the...

Page 13: ...following prior to using this device When changing the battery 120 Changing the battery 120 About care and maintenance 121 About care and maintenance main unit and antenna 121 Topic Index 122 Specifi...

Page 14: ...he ESN security system is in operation VOL button Press to adjust the volume for audio DVD REC button Press to record music during playback OPEN TILT button Press to open the display or adjusting the...

Page 15: ...ilable switches are shaded When a function for a switch is active the color of that switch may become brighter Caution Touch these switches with your fingers Using a pen pencil or other object with a...

Page 16: ...DVD video screen will appear Touch to switch to the Navigation screen The power will turn OFF when the engine is turned off If the engine is turned off while a DVD video is playing the DVD video scree...

Page 17: ...recorded in the built in hard disc so there is no need for a map disc Press if the navigation screen does not appear Press if the audio DVD does not turn ON Press again to turn off the audio DVD powe...

Page 18: ...position or if a bottle or other container is in the cup holder this could interfere with the opening and closing of the display When it is safe to do so move the shift lever to the N or Neutral posit...

Page 19: ...tically start recording when playback of a music CD begins This is the default setting for this unit To stop recording close the display see on next page and press for at least 1 second For details se...

Page 20: ...Duo If a Memory Stick Duo is inserted without this adapter it is possible that the Memory Stick Duo cannot be ejected After checking that the Memory Stick has been fully inserted wait 4 seconds then...

Page 21: ...using the deck in the Owner s manual Audio Do not use discs with transparent or semi transparent portions within the recording area or C thru discs since they may not be accepted and ejected properly...

Page 22: ...ported Memory Sticks with a capacity of up to 128MB are supported Use the dedicated device to format initialize MG Memory Sticks A Memory Stick cannot be played on this unit if it has been formatted u...

Page 23: ...d by pressing for about 1 second until you hear a beep ATTENTION The display can be opened even after pressing for about 1 second until you hear a beep When the display is open press for about 1 secon...

Page 24: ...ation while the lever is in either the P or N position Manual transmission vehicles If interference is generated when in 1st 3rd 5th or gear when removing a disc switch to Neutral and proceed Do not c...

Page 25: ...ight from outside the vehicle makes viewing difficult Press Touch The display will tilt upwards by one step 5 Every time the switch is touched the display tilts one step at a time Touching the switch...

Page 26: ...or damage to the display Do not insert discs into the gap created at the top of the unit when the display is tilted Otherwise the media or unit may be damaged Observe the following cautions when adju...

Page 27: ...Corporation Mode Main functions 1 Navigation Present location display Instructions to destination Geographical point registration home memory points 2 Information ESN security settings Setting displa...

Page 28: ...tinue Audio Some functions are inoperable for safety reasons Voice guidance continues DVD Video For safety reasons only audio is emitted Voice guidance continues Inserting and ejecting discs and Memor...

Page 29: ...ion 2 Appears when the audio or DVD functions are turned OFF Operate audio or DVD select a track or chapter when the navigation screen is displayed or the screen is turned off and this screen will app...

Page 30: ...resent location screen Scale Indicates the reduction scale of the displayed screen In this case the length of the line segment is 300ft GPS mark Indicates that absolute positioning information from th...

Page 31: ...n Scrolling Viewing the scroll screen Street name display After moving the map the name of the street at the cursor position will appear for about 6 seconds Straight line distance display The distance...

Page 32: ...display Touch the switch and the map reduction scale decreases for a more detailed map display Every time either or is touched the scale changes one level Touch and hold either or for more than 1 seco...

Page 33: ...an be switched to either north up the map is always oriented north or heading up the map is always oriented in the direction you are heading Touch the orientation mark or to switch the map orientation...

Page 34: ...ws a split screen map The current orientation of the vehicle and positioning data for the current position are displayed in the compass screen Touch and a regular map will be displayed Touch and a spl...

Page 35: ...st landmarks can be shown on the displayed map Touch Touch Touch the POI icon to be displayed Landmarks other than these 6 types can be displayed For details see POI display in the Owner s manual Navi...

Page 36: ...tering your home will facilitate the setting of return routes when driving Press to retrieve the Menu screen Touch Touch for Memory points Touch ATTENTION Press and proceed with operation after the ma...

Page 37: ...h the icon you want to use on the map Touch or to select a different icon For details see Changing a memory point icon in the Owner s manual Navigation 5 Enter 6 Attribute 7 Not registered 8 Icon 9 Pa...

Page 38: ...Navigation 38 Touch Press The present location appears 10 OK NAVI 11 NAVI...

Page 39: ...ed area there is no need to change the search area Touch the area in which your home is located See Changing the search area in the Owner s manual Navigation for information regarding states regions r...

Page 40: ...is not necessary to enter the whole name When there are 4 or less search results matching the entered letters a list is automatically displayed on the screen Touch Touch the desired street name Touch...

Page 41: ...ner s manual Navigation Enter the house number one number at a time by touching the number switches on the screen If you make a mistake touch to delete one number at a time Touch A map is displayed sh...

Page 42: ...t to use on the map Touch or to select a different icon For details see Changing a memory point icon in the Owner s manual Navigation Touch Press The present location appears 16 Attribute 17 Not regis...

Page 43: ...a flag or a name appear on that spot Touch the map and move the mark to the spot you want to register The map does not need to be moved if you are registering the present location Touch The position o...

Page 44: ...ch above Search area If the POI destination is in the currently selected area there is no need to change the search area Touch See Changing the search area in the Owner s manual Navigation for informa...

Page 45: ...is automatically displayed on the screen Touch Touch from the list Narrow down the list of potential items using and You can scroll through the letters by touching If there are multiple store locatio...

Page 46: ...ve the map When not moving the map start from Touch Touch Touch the icon you want to use on the map Touch or to select a different icon For details see Changing a memory point icon in the Owner s manu...

Page 47: ...47 Navigation Touch Press The present location appears 16 OK NAVI 17 NAVI...

Page 48: ...lled Route setting When the route has been set and you begin driving you will be guided to the destination via the appropriate screens and voice instructions This is called Route Guidance Route search...

Page 49: ...tered mark Searching by intersection name Intersection Searching by freeway entrance exit name Freeway ent exit Searching by the latitude longitude of the destination Coordinates You can also search f...

Page 50: ...map to move the mark Touch Touch and align the mark with the destination Touch The mark appears on the mark The entire route from the present location to the symbol will be searched for and displayed...

Page 51: ...Navigation Returning home Press Touch if registered Touch The entire route from the present location to your home will be searched for and displayed DEST 1 DEST 2 The entire route is displayed 3 Ente...

Page 52: ...the destination area touch and change the area Touch Touch one letter at a time to enter the street name If you make a mistake touch to delete one letter at a time When there are 5 or less search resu...

Page 53: ...name If you make a mistake touch to delete one letter at a time When there are 5 or less search results the screen automatically switches to a list of potential names Touch Touch the relevant street...

Page 54: ...Navigation 54 Touch Touch to move the map The entire route from the present location to the destination appears The entire route is displayed 10 Enter...

Page 55: ...t a time to enter the freeway name If you make a mistake touch to delete one letter at a time When there are 5 or less search results the screen automatically switches to a list of potential names Tou...

Page 56: ...screens For details see Switching the list screens in the Owner s manual Navigation The list can be narrowed down by touching and entering the entrance exit name You can scroll through the letters by...

Page 57: ...he geographical point entered is not within the area recorded in the map data a map will not appear Enter the longitude Long one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen If you make a m...

Page 58: ...Navigation 58 Touch Touch Touch to move the map The entire route from the present location to the destination appears 6 OK The entire route is displayed 7 Enter...

Page 59: ...isplay All toll road distances to the destination are displayed Freeway distance display All freeway distances to the destination are displayed Used road overview display Icons for ferry crossings and...

Page 60: ...dance Required time Remaining distance When there are 2 or more destinations it is possible to switch between them by touching the Required time Remaining distance display see Switching the required t...

Page 61: ...2 and Short from which you may select one Touch in the all route display screen The 3 routes will be displayed in different colors Touch Touch a route name Quick1 Quick2 or Short to display the entir...

Page 62: ...ute guidance begins and a map showing your current position is displayed Touch Touch Touch Touch or The route information is displayed in segments divided by intersections turning points in the road e...

Page 63: ...63 Navigation Viewing the Turn list Heading display Interval distance display Intersection name display...

Page 64: ...l one Touch in the all route diagram display Touch for Destination Touch on the stop or destination retrieval method you want to use See Map retrieval methods in the Owner s manual Navigation for info...

Page 65: ...with the changes If the point you set is between the present location and your destination the addition becomes a stop Setting a point after the destination will make it the next destination Up to 5...

Page 66: ...ncing intersections Intersection name display The name of the junction intersection is displayed Remaining distance display The distance up to the intersection is displayed Freeway guidance Road name...

Page 67: ...nce with vehicle speed When on a freeway When about 1 mile from an interchange or junction the freeway junction guidance screen appears and a voice announces your direction and heading At tollbooths t...

Page 68: ...resent location screen appears Start driving ATTENTION If you go off the set route Even if you drive off the set route the device will automatically make an adjustment to return you to the guided rout...

Page 69: ...ess Press to retrieve the Menu screen Stopping guidance Touch Guidance is stopped The route on the map disappears the mark for the destination remains Restarting guidance Touch Guidance is restarted T...

Page 70: ...an be deleted by performing the operation described below however this old mark will disappear when a new destination is set Touch Touch for Destination If there is only one destination proceed to ste...

Page 71: ...71 Navigation Touch If there are destinations remaining the device will automatically search the remaining destination s and an all route diagram will be displayed 5 OK...

Page 72: ...e Press to retrieve the Menu screen Touch Touch to to select the preferred volume level Touch to set the volume to mute Touch ATTENTION The panel buttons used to set radio volume etc cannot be used to...

Page 73: ...g the navigation system Press to retrieve the image quality adjustment screen Touch The contrast and brightness can be adjusted from the image quality adjustment screen For details see Screen adjustme...

Page 74: ...ace and manually correct the present location The present location must be corrected in the following situations When changing a tire perform an automatic correction Distance correction The present lo...

Page 75: ...tion Touch Touch and move the map to the actual present location Touch ATTENTION Correction must be made on a detailed map with a reduction scale of under 0 5 miles 3 Adjust 4 Position Direction 5 6 E...

Page 76: ...Navigation 76 Touch or to set the heading To move the heading counterclockwise touch To move it clockwise touch Touch 7 8 Enter...

Page 77: ...ake some time In such a case drive for about 6 miles on a road with favorable GPS signal reception If the device cannot make a correction take it to the store of purchase for an inspection Vehicle pos...

Page 78: ...age 29 Press The operation screen will appear The operation screen for each source is displayed as shown on page 80 ATTENTION It is not possible to switch to CD DVD MEMORY STICK or MP3 if the relevant...

Page 79: ...ion screens Touch the SOURCE MENU RECALL switch in the audio DVD VTR operation screens Touch the switch for the preferred source The operation screen for the selected source appears Touch to return to...

Page 80: ...on screen has been displayed For details see Adjusting setting the screen in the Owner s manual Audio AM radio operation screen FM radio operation screen CD operation screen MP3 operation screen DVD o...

Page 81: ...L switch Press or Manual tuning Press briefly to change by one step Automatic tuning Press until you hear a beep to select stations automatically Touch a preset switch until you hear a beep Touch a pr...

Page 82: ...riginally recorded Touch The FUNCTION switch appears Touch until you hear a beep Touch again to switch the display to the original saved broadcast stations Touch to hide the FUNCTION switch If the FUN...

Page 83: ...to switch to the next track when playing a CD or to the next music file when playing MP3s ATTENTION When a CD album is inserted into the disc slot recording automatically starts when playback begins...

Page 84: ...ew the file information stored for the track being played artist name album name song title ATTENTION When there are 9 or more music files in the same folder touch or to display different data This fu...

Page 85: ...the FUNCTION switches are displayed the other switches cannot be operated Press Press again to resume playback of the last track or music file that was played Recording will continue even if is press...

Page 86: ...Memory Stick is inserted Insert the MG Memory Stick into the slot and close the display Touch in the SOURCE MENU The SOURCE MENU can be displayed by touching the SOURCE MENU RECALL switch Playback wil...

Page 87: ...h to hide the FUNCTION switches If the FUNCTION switches are displayed the other switches cannot be operated Press Press again to resume playback of the last music data that was played Repeating the s...

Page 88: ...the source is switched or the audio is turned OFF while digital recording is in progress The following screen is displayed while recording is in progress Recordable sources Recording style CD player...

Page 89: ...ble for digital recording Analog recording Album name list created Artist name list created Track name list created Genre list created Date recorded list created List created for album name CD ALBUM 0...

Page 90: ...g by album name touch In MY SELECTION you can record an original list created according to your own preferences For details see How to operate MUSIC JUKE in the Owner s manual Audio PLAYLIST switch Di...

Page 91: ...stops when the CD has been completely recorded Only tracks that have been completely recorded can be played back Switch digital recording to MANUAL before starting operation Play the CD Select the tr...

Page 92: ...recording is in progress Digital recording can be switched from AUTO to MANUAL Touch in SOURCE MENU Touch Touch Touch Touch Stopping recording while in progress REC 1 REC Switching to digital recordi...

Page 93: ...ginning of the last track that was played What follows is an explanation of how to choose a preferred track song from a list of playlists and tracks Touch Touch a play mode and select a search method...

Page 94: ...splayed Press Press again to start playback from the point at which the last track song played was stopped ATTENTION When 4 or more lists are located in the same play mode touch or to show lists not c...

Page 95: ...s possible to search for created playlists in the MY SELECTION play mode Touch in the MUSIC JUKE operation screen Touch Touch ATTENTION Always record a track song into a newly created playlist Even if...

Page 96: ...96 The album list is titled ECLIPSE Touch Touch in this order Touch The title is registered Touch Record the track song in a playlist Touch a play mode 4 TITLE 5 E C L I P S E 6 ENTER 7 ENTER PLAY MO...

Page 97: ...cks songs in the same playlist simultaneously touch all of the relevant tracks Touch or to display different lists Touch The created playlist is recorded and the display returns to the screen ATTENTIO...

Page 98: ...on playback or for frame by frame playback ATTENTION Some DVDs may not playback automatically In this case start playback from the disc menu stored in the DVD Touch switch Function Touch switch Functi...

Page 99: ...or to select the desired item Touch ATTENTION The menu screens displayed differ depending on the DVD disc Selecting a chapter Track selection track start point fast forward rewind buttons 1 Operating...

Page 100: ...Audio 100 Press Press again to output the audio for the most recently played DVD Press to display the DVD screen Stopping the DVD PWR 1 PWR AUDIO CONT...

Page 101: ...lance for each speaker separately adjusted FADER BALANCE Touch Touch then for a DVD or for a VTR to display Touch the desired acoustic field switch Touch to save settings and return to the previous sc...

Page 102: ...ve image appears Touch to until you hear a beep The equalizer curve just created is recorded into the selected touch switch Touch to save settings and return to the previous screen Touch switch Equali...

Page 103: ...ON seat Touch to save settings and return to the previous screen Display Position Display Position Driver s Seat Passenger Seat Front Seats Rear Seats ATTENTION You cannot set POS at the same time as...

Page 104: ...Touch Touch the desired spot within the rectangle Touch to save settings and return to the previous screen ATTENTION You cannot set FADER BALANCE at the same time as adjusting the POS Previous page S...

Page 105: ...ch is touched can be changed or turned off completely mute Press to retrieve the INFORMATION screen Touch Various adjustments can be made from For details see Basic operation in the Owner s manual Aud...

Page 106: ...Switching the screen display size The screen size of DVD and VTR displays can be switched Touch For a DVD touch then to display Touch the desired size Switching the DVD VTR display screen size 1 WIDE...

Page 107: ...vertical to horizontal ratio of 3 to 4 is maintained at the center of the screen to provide a comfortable wide screen image WIDE 3 mode The screen is expanded in both the vertical and horizontal dire...

Page 108: ...ected The activation conditions and cancellation procedure for the security system are described below Checking the status of the security function When the function is activated the security indicato...

Page 109: ...de should be 4 digits in length The default pin code is set to 0000 It is recommended that you do not choose a pin number that might be easy to guess Insert the Memory Stick into the slot Press Touch...

Page 110: ...he pin code to the unit and Memory Stick When storing is complete the display will return to the screen in Step ATTENTION Both this registered pin code and the Memory Stick are needed when changing th...

Page 111: ...istering a pin code for the unit and the Memory Stick on page 109 If Memory Stick security is activated the navigation and audio functions of this unit will be rendered inoperable in the event that th...

Page 112: ...ication by the unit is complete the Security Lock is canceled Touch ATTENTION If the Memory Stick with a registered pin code or data containing registration information such as the pin code has been l...

Page 113: ...first entering the current pin code Changing the pin code after inserting a Memory Stick and verifying the pin code stored in the unit Insert the Memory Stick with a registered pin code into the slot...

Page 114: ...s will be displayed as asterisks Touch Enter the pin code from Step again for confirmation The entered numbers will be displayed as asterisks Touch Touch The system will start storing the pin code to...

Page 115: ...d numbers will be displayed as asterisks Touch Enter the pin code from Step again for confirmation The entered numbers will be displayed as asterisks Touch Touch The system will start storing the pin...

Page 116: ...e unit and the Memory Stick on page 109 The ESN security system can be deactivated in the following ways Deactivating after first entering the current pin code Deactivating after inserting a Memory St...

Page 117: ...security system is deactivated When deactivating after inserting a Memory Stick with a registered pin code Insert the Memory Stick with a registered pin code into the slot Touch Touch When verificati...

Page 118: ...F When ON this indicator flashes while ESN security is activated Press Touch When performing security settings audio is turned OFF Touch or for INDICATOR Touch ATTENTION The indicator cannot be set to...

Page 119: ...Insert the Memory Stick and try canceling registration again MEMORY STICK is incorrect Security was not disabled If the Memory Stick is not recognized as the key Memory Stick when attempting to cance...

Page 120: ...anged terminal of the battery connected program loading starts Do not disconnect the battery terminal while program loading is in progress Moreover wait until the map screen is displayed before operat...

Page 121: ...e unit may be damaged or the coating may peel Do not apply paint or wax onto the GPS antenna Otherwise signal reception sensitivity may be diminished or signal reception may be rendered impossible Whe...

Page 122: ...ap Check the position of your vehicle Checking the positioning of your vehicle P30 Change the size scale of the map Changing the map reduction scale P32 Change the map orientation Changing the orienta...

Page 123: ...e P52 Searching using a freeway entrance exit name P55 Checking the progress of your route Checking the progression of your journey P62 Adding a stop along the way Adding stops along the route P64 Sto...

Page 124: ...ry Stick player operation P86 Using MUSIC JUKE Record in MUSIC JUKE Recording in MUSIC JUKE P91 Listen to MUSIC JUKE Listening to the MUSIC JUKE P93 Create playlists Creating a personal album list P95...

Page 125: ...istering a pin code for the unit and the Memory Stick P109 Activate ESN security Activating ESN security P111 Release the security lock Canceling the ESN Security Lock allows the main unit to be opera...

Page 126: ...e pixel rate Over 99 99 Display format Transmissive color filter format Drive system TFT thin membrane transistor active matrix format Usage temperature range 20 to 65 C Storage temperature range 40 t...

Page 127: ...0 000Hz S N ratio 85dB 1kHz Rated output 15W x 4 1kHz 1 4 EIAJ Maximum output 50W x 4 test voltage 14 4V Suitable load impedance 4 each channel Power source voltage DC13 2V 11 16V Grounded Power consu...

Page 128: ...value 1 3 5 Angular field of view Horizontal Vertical 120 84 TV format NTSC Standard image output level 1Vp p 75 Minimum object illumination 2 lux 25IRE White balance format Automatic Automatic sensi...

Page 129: ...129 For reference...

Page 130: ...For reference 130...

Page 131: ...131 For reference...

Page 132: ...Please retain this booklet and write in the serial number of your AVN5495 for identification The serial number is labeled or stamped on the chassis 090002 27780700 0503C N...

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