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090002-26630700
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DIVISION OF FUJITSU TEN CORP. OF AMERICA
19600 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE, TORRANCE, CA 90502
(310) 327-2151

Serial No.

AVN2454

6.5" Wide TFT Touch-Panel Display

CD/DVD Multi-Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION

6.5" Wide TFT Touch-Panel Display

CD/DVD Multi-Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION

Reference Guide

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VN2454

Reference Guide

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Summary of Contents for AVN2454

Page 1: ... CA 90502 310 327 2151 Serial No AVN2454 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display CD DVD Multi Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display CD DVD Multi Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION Reference Guide We appreciate your purchase of this product Please read through this manual for correct operation We suggest that after reading it you keep this manual in a safe place for future ...

Page 2: ...l The following symbols will precede information useful for preventing damage to the device as well as for its smooth operation Caution This sign indicates a situation in which incorrect handling through disregard of a sign might result in personal injury or may result solely in damage to property Follow this advice to prevent malfunctions or damage to the device Perform the indicated action in th...

Page 3: ...f DVDs or videos will be emitted while the vehicle is in motion Do not insert foreign objects into the disc insert slot This may cause fires or shocks Do not disassemble or rebuild this product Doing so may cause an accident fire or electrical shock Do not pour water or insert foreign objects into the device This may cause smoke emissions fires or shocks Do not operate the product in a malfunction...

Page 4: ...evice s liquid crystal display is equipped with a fluorescent tube Check your local rules and regulations regarding its proper disposal Using the device at extremely high or low temperatures may lead to improper operation and malfunctions Lower your windows in order to bring down the temperature before using the device especially during the hot summer months Letting water or metal objects go into ...

Page 5: ... immediately after turning ON the heater in cold temperatures Wait about 1 hour for the condensation to evaporate and the device will operate normally Contact the store of purchase if normal operation does not resume after several hours If using this device immediately after having purchased it or after having stored it disconnected from the vehicle battery the present location may not be accurate...

Page 6: ... the program reading is complete will appear Loading the program into the device After purchasing the device and using it for the first time load the map disc program into the device Progress bar Screen after turning the power ON approx 10 seconds Turn the engine ON 1 Cautions While program loading is in progress do not turn the engine OFF or operate any other switch 6 When using for the first tim...

Page 7: ...n inserting the map disc for the first time after having cut the power from the vehicle battery a screen will appear with the following message Reading map disc Please wait a moment Caution After program reading is complete the device will start reading the map data from the program approx 30 seconds after the map screen appears Attempting to operate the device during this time may result in impro...

Page 8: ...ions When wanting to master all audio functions 4 The screens used in the instruction manuals may differ from the actual screens appearing on the device depending on the type of database and when it was compiled Also the GPS mark does not appear on the navigation screens Read the following prior to using this device 8 AVN2454 6 5 W 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display ouch Panel Display CD DVD Multi S...

Page 9: ...9 Read the following prior to using this device MEMO MEMO MEMO ...

Page 10: ...ction title A title is assigned for each section A title is assigned for each detailed operation purpose Describes the operation Proceed with the operation as per the numerical order Detailed operation title Operation procedure Operation title A title is assigned for each operation purpose Item title A number and title is assigned for each item ...

Page 11: ...ocedures are continued on the next page Go to the next page Only the section side heading will appear in dark letters A screen showing the operation will appear Section side heading Operation screen Switches needed to perform operations are displayed Operation switch ...

Page 12: ...6 Panel switches 16 Touch switches 17 Turning the power ON or OFF 19 How to turn the power ON or OFF 19 Inserting a disc 20 How to insert or eject a CD or DVD 20 Display angle adjustment 24 Adjust the angle of the display 24 Modes 25 Get to know each mode 25 Operational conditions 26 Each operation condition for device functions 26 Switching modes 27 Get to know how to switch modes 27 Navigation N...

Page 13: ... your journey 56 Select a different route 58 Add stops along the route 59 Start route guidance 61 Route guidance 61 Start driving following the route guidance 63 Stop and restart guidance while in progress 64 Delete the destination 65 Other settings 67 How to display a clock on the navigation screen 67 How to turn off the navigation screen 68 How to correct the present location 69 Navigation Navig...

Page 14: ...sound 82 Adjust the sound 82 Other settings 86 Cancel the PEEP sound made when operating the switches 86 Switch the screen display size 87 For reference For reference Specifications 88 Read the following prior to using this device ...

Page 15: ...15 Read the following prior to using this device MEMO MEMO MEMO ...

Page 16: ...switch MUTE switch Press to turn the DVD or audio ON or OFF Press to display the audio or DVD operation screens Press to display the audio menu screen that enables the switching of audio modes Press to select radio stations CD audio tracks and DVD chapters Press to adjust the screen image quality or blacken the screen Press to open the display Do not press for an extended period Press to adjust th...

Page 17: ...on does not respond remove your finger and touch it again An unavailable button is shaded Button color may continue with activated appearance while the function is being performed When the switch function is activated the touch switch for that function will appear green PEEP PEEP Touch switches Unit can be operated by touching buttons on screen 17 Introduction ...

Page 18: ...splays will disappear Touch to display the touch switches ON OFF Caution Touch these switches with your fingers Using a pen pencil or other object with a hard or sharp tip to touch on the screen may cause damage Introduction 18 ...

Page 19: ...ear Touch to switch to the Navigation screen The power will turn OFF when turning off the engine How to turn the power ON or OFF Opening screen Engine key Caution screen Navigation screen NAVI switch PWR switch ATTENTION Press if the navigation screen does not appear Press if the audio or DVD does not turn ON NAVI PWR I Agree I Agree 19 Introduction ...

Page 20: ...manual transmission lever is in the 1 3 5 or R position or if a bottle or other container is in the cupholder 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 position or remove the container from the cupholder before opening or closing the display Do not place cups or cans on the display when it is opened Quickly wi...

Page 21: ... As soon as a map disc is inserted the navigation screen is displayed As soon as a DVD is inserted playback starts Caution Do not touch or press while a disc is being inserted CLOSE OPEN When the CD or DVD is fully inserted the display closes automatically CD Map disc DVD video 21 Introduction ...

Page 22: ...not playback due to their particular properties or scratches dirt or deterioration as a result of having been left for extended periods inside the vehicle Also CD Rs and CD RWs that haven t gone through finalized processing cannot be played back on this device Do not use an adapter when inserting 8cm CDs Ejecting may be rendered impossible When handling a CD hold it by pressing one finger on its c...

Page 23: ...e with the opening and closing of the display When it is safe to do so move the shift lever to the N or Neutral position or remove the container from the cupholder before opening or closing the display Be careful of the following items while a disc is being ejected Automatic transmission vehicle If the shift lever in the P position causes interference with disc ejection switch the lever to the N p...

Page 24: ...y will automatically return to the original position 0 If the ignition switch is then turned to ACC or ON the display will return to the adjusted angle position Caution Be careful not to pinch your hands or other objects when adjusting the angle of the display This could cause an injury or damage to the display Observe the following cautions when adjusting the angle of the display Automatic transm...

Page 25: ...t location display Instructions to destination Geographical point registration home and memory points Back monitor function optional Setting display AM FM broadcast reception CD player operation MP3 player operation DVD player operation Mode Navigation Information Audio DVD Main functions 1 1 2 3 2 3 Get to know each mode 25 Introduction ...

Page 26: ...are inoperable for safety reasons Some functions are inoperable for safety reasons For safety reasons only the voice guidance is emitted Each operation condition for device functions Only the sound of DVD playbacks will be emitted while driving for safety reasons ATTENTION Inoperable switches fade and are disabled while driving Pressing inoperable switches while driving will display a message on t...

Page 27: ...creen play OFF screen 2 1 Appears when the audio or DVD functions are in operation See the OWNER S MANUAL Audio for audio and DVD operations 2 Appears when the audio or DVD functions are turned OFF Turn on the audio or DVD selecting a track or chapter when the screen is showing the navigation display or is turned off and this screen will appear The screen will disappear automatically in a moment S...

Page 28: ...Each function switch is displayed depending on the screen GPS mark Indicates the absolute positioning information from the GPS satellite Orientation mark Indicates the orientation of the map Name of present location Press the switch to display it in the present location screen Present location mark NAVI switch Scale Indicates the reduction scale of the displayed screen In this case the length of t...

Page 29: ... The distance in a straight line from the present location to the center of the cursor mark is shown Cursor mark Touch the cursor mark continuously and it will change color from black to yellow Scrolling will be made faster Position name After moving the map the name of the cursor position will appear for approx 6 seconds Move the map one touch scroll How to view the scroll screen ...

Page 30: ...map reduction scale decreases for a more detailed map display Scale bar Touch a number to switch the scale to that number Every time either or is pressed the scale changes one level Touch either or continuously for over 1 second to change the scale without going though each level Touch Touch Change the map reduction scale 30 ...

Page 31: ...map oriented north or heading up always having the map oriented in the direction of the heading Touch the orientation mark or to switch the map orientation Indicates North Orientation mark display Orientation mark display Change the orientation of the map North up display Heading up display 31 Navigation ...

Page 32: ...methods The touch switches on the displayed map brighten Shows a regular map flat Shows a map separated into two halves Touch 2 1 Touch the desired display method Change the map display method A regular map flat will be displayed A map separated into two vertical halves will be displayed Touch and Touch and 32 ...

Page 33: ...d 3 Touch 2 Other than the 6 types of multiple landmarks and screens can be displayed For details see POI display in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation The selected POI landmark will appear Show POI Icon Touch 1 Map View POI Icon Display various points of interest on the map POI landmark 33 Navigation ...

Page 34: ...eturn routes when driving Touch 2 My Places Touch in Memory Points 3 Register Touch 4 Press to retrieve the MENU screen 1 MENU Register your home MENU Map When at home ATTENTION Press and proceed with operation after the map of the area surrounding your home appears NAVI 3 Navigation Registering places 2 34 ...

Page 35: ...r Home Touch Icon Not Registered 7 8 Attribute 6 Touch Enter Touch the mark to be registered on the map Touch or to select a different mark For details see Changing the symbol of the memory point in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation Page 2 With Sound 9 5 ...

Page 36: ...Navigation 36 Touch 11 OK Press The present location will appear NAVI 10 NAVI ...

Page 37: ...mory Points 3 Touch 4 Enter the House Number one number at a time by touching the number switches on the screen 5 My Places Register Address MENU When at a location other than your home MENU If having made a mistake touch to erase one entry at a time Go to the next page ...

Page 38: ...me 10 Touch 6 OK Touch 9 OK Touch the desired Street Name 8 Enter the Street Name 7 If having made a mistake touch to erase one entry at a time A list may appear as you enter the number to facilitate entry Entering the entire number may not be necessary ...

Page 39: ...bute Touch for Home Not Registered Touch 14 Icon 15 Touch the mark to be registered on the map Touch and to select a different mark For details see Changing the symbol of the memory point in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation page 2 WithSound Touch 11 Enter ...

Page 40: ...40 Navigation NAVI Touch 16 OK Press 17 The present location will appear NAVI ...

Page 41: ...ke a flag or a name appear on that spot Touch 2 Touch the map and move the mark to the spot to be registered 1 The map does not need to be moved when registering the present location The position of when the map is not moved and when having moved the map will be registered with a mark Mark How to register from the map The present location will appear NAVI Press 3 NAVI ...

Page 42: ...ister a far away place Touch 2 Press to retrieve the MENU screen 1 Touch 3 Touch 4 5 My Places Change US1 MENU Register SAFECO FIELD located in Seattle Washington Touch in Memory Points Register MENU Navigation ...

Page 43: ...using and A list may appear as you enter the number to facilitate entry Entering the entire number may not be necessary List Touch in the list 10 SAFECO FIELD Touch and in that order 6 Touch 7 8 POI Name S A F C E O Touch OK City Category Go to the next page ...

Page 44: ...ap Icon Touch or to select a different mark For details see How to switch the list screens in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation Page 2 With Sound Touch 13 Icon Touch 12 Enter Touch 196 S ATLANTIC ST Touch to move the map 11 When not moving the map start from 13 ...

Page 45: ...45 Navigation The present location will appear Press 17 16 NAVI NAVI Touch OK ...

Page 46: ...set the route the route to the destination will be guided by voiced instructions and screens that appear as per the set conditions The voice and screen instruction operation is called Route Guidance Route Search indicate destination One touch search Search from registered points Search by making maps appear Route Setting Check the distance to the destination Select the desired route Add stops in y...

Page 47: ...is known If the latitude longitude coordinates of the destination are known You can also search from the POI NAME or the INTERSECTION For details see How to retriere maps in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation Enter My Places Freeway Ent Exit Coordinates When having moved the map When returning home When searching using the freeway exit entrance name When searching using the latitude longitude coordinat...

Page 48: ...he symbol will be searched for and displayed Touch 4 All routes are displayed Touch the map and move the mark 1 Touch 2 Touch and align the mark with the destination 3 Enter How to search after moving the map A symbol will appear on the mark position Enter ...

Page 49: ...49 Navigation DEST Press 1 Touch 2 Touch 3 All routes from the present location to your home will be searched for and displayed Enter DEST How to return home All routes are displayed ...

Page 50: ...ime by touching the switches on the screen 4 Freeway Name Touch the corresponding freeway name from the list 5 When searching using the freeway entrance exit name If having made a mistake touch to delete one entry at a time The screen will switch to a list display with 4 search results or less ...

Page 51: ...Exit Touch the corresponding entrance exit name 7 The freeway entrance exit names will be listed The indicated entrance exit map will appear 8 Touch Enter All routes are displayed Touch to move the map A route from the present location to the destination will appear ...

Page 52: ...dinates Enter the Lat one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen 4 N S DEST Touch 2 Touch or to switch between west longitude and east longitude If the geographical point entered is not within the area recorded in the map disc a map will not appear The recorded area is between W61 0 1 and W141 Enter the Long one number at a time by touching the switches on the screen 5 W E Searchi...

Page 53: ...53 Navigation 6 7 Touch Enter All routes are displayed Press to move the map A route from the present location to the destination will appear The entered point will appear Touch OK ...

Page 54: ...distance display Distance display Required time display Remaining distance display Used road overview display All toll road distances to the destination are displayed All freeway distances to the destination are displayed The distance to the destination is displayed in case of multiple stops the last stop is displayed The required time and bearing to the destination is displayed The distance with ...

Page 55: ...es enabling their selection See P58 Enables you to change the displayed route add a destination or change an interchange IC For details see Changing the search result route in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation Starts route guidance When there are 2 or more destinations touch the remaining distance display to switch distances to the destination for details see Switching the required time distance remai...

Page 56: ... 1 4 Guide Check the progression of your journey Touch 2 Map View Touch 3 Route Overview Touch Turn List The route information is displayed in segments at intersections road type turning points etc Touch to display the map for that area Touch or 5 Map ...

Page 57: ...57 Navigation Interval distance display Intersection name display Heading display How to view the route information screen ...

Page 58: ...Touch in the display where the 3 routes are displayed in different colors 2 3 Routes Info Route Name Touch the desired 3 The entire selected route will appear A total of 3 recommended routes will be displayed Quick 1 Quick 2 and Short from which you may select one Select a different route Route Name ...

Page 59: ...ge the route in advance if for example wanting to pick up a friend along the way to your destination or add another destination further away from the original one Adding stops Adding a destination Original destination Added destination Stop Route Route Route Route Original destination Route Original destination Add stops along the route Touch Route in the all route diagram display Go to the next p...

Page 60: ... location and the destination the addition becomes a stop Setting after the destination will make it the next destination Up to 5 stops and added destinations can be set Repeat steps to for each setting Touch in the retrieved map 4 Touch in the space to be added 5 Enter Add All routes are displayed 2 5 ...

Page 61: ...erence point is announced in a clear voice Intersection name display Remaining distance display The names of both the intersections where a turn is made and where a turn is not made are announced The distance up to the intersection is displayed Announcing intersections Present location When approaching an intersection Intersection enlargement display Route guidance Depending on the route being tak...

Page 62: ...ther information depending on road conditions and vehicle speed are announced with a clear voice When on a local road Corresponding with the vehicle speed intersection names the distances remaining up to intersections and the direction of the turn to be made are announced vocally in accordance with their conditions When on a highway When about 2 km before an interchange or a junction a guidance sc...

Page 63: ...oice will announce You are now driving through Please follow the actual traffic regulations ATTENTION In the event of having gone off the set route Even if having driven off the set route the device will automatically make an adjustment to return you to the guided route auto search function For details see Automatic rerout search in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation ...

Page 64: ... 2 Suspend Guidance Guidance is stopped Stop and restart guidance while in progress The route on the map disappears the mark for the destination remains The route is redisplayed on the map Stop guidance To restart guidance Touch 2 Resume Guidance Guidance is restarted Restart guidance MENU ...

Page 65: ...n name to be deleted 3 Delete All The set destination can be erased Also the set mark does not disappear even after having arrived at your destination according to the prescribed route Delete it by performing the operation described below However if setting a new destination that same mark does not disappear Delete the destination Go to the next page ...

Page 66: ...Navigation 66 All routes are displayed If there are destinations remaining the device will automatically search the remaining destination s and an all route diagram will be displayed Touch 4 Yes ...

Page 67: ...eve the MENU screen 1 Touch 2 Setup Touch 4 OK Touch for Clock Indication 3 On How to display a clock on the navigation screen A GPS clock can be displayed on the map screen Clock Indication A clock will appear in the upper left corner of the screen MENU MENU ...

Page 68: ...For details see Screen adjustment in the OWNER S MANUAL Navigation Press to retrieve the image quality adjustment screen 1 Touch 2 OFF Press to return to the navigation screen 3 DISP NAVI How to turn off the navigation screen The map screen can be turned off when not using the navigation system DISP ...

Page 69: ... correction Distance correction The present location can be corrected even in the following situations When the vehicle position mark appears on a spot different from the actual present location when the vehicle position mark is misaligned the direction and position of the vehicle position mark can be corrected Present location correction While driving if the progression of the vehicle position ma...

Page 70: ...uch for CALIBRATION 3 Adjust Touch 4 Position Direction Touch and move the map to the actual present location 5 Touch 6 Enter ATTENTION Correction can be made on a detailed map with a reduction scale of under 0 5 miles ...

Page 71: ...71 Navigation Touch or to set the direction 7 Touch 8 Enter To move the direction counterclockwise touch To move it clockwise touch ...

Page 72: ...on such as when changing a tire or reinstalling the device in another vehicle distance correction may take some time In such a case drive for about 6 miles on a road indicated by favorable GPS signal reception conditions If the device cannot make a correction take it to the store of purchase for an inspection The vehicle position may be misaligned during the auto correction Even after the auto cor...

Page 73: ...73 Navigation MEMO MEMO MEMO ...

Page 74: ...tion screen will appear Operation screens for each source are retrieved as per the next page Touch the desired audio source and that source will appear on the screen The AUDIO MENU screen will appear How to switch to the FM source How to retrieve the operation screen SOURCE CONT 3 Audio Switching the audio source mode 1 74 ...

Page 75: ...P3 operation screen DVD operation screen CD changer operation screen optional The device can automatically switch to the navigation screen or other screen while an audio operation screen is displayed For details see Adjusting setting the screen in the OWNER S MANUAL Audio ...

Page 76: ... for AUDIO MENU 1 AM FM Record broadcast stations into preset switches Select a broadcast station 1 Search for a broadcast station Preset switch Press or 1 Manual tuning press lightly Automatic tuning press until a PEEP sound is heard To select a broadcast station from the preset switches touch the desired broadcast station number Tuning switch ...

Page 77: ...rd 1 AUTO P AUTO P Stop the radio Press 1 Press once more and the broadcast station signal last received will be tuned in This convenient function can search for broadcast stations from which a signal can be received and record them temporarily into preset switches If they are not needed they can easily be switched back to the broadcast stations originally recorded PWR PWR 77 Audio ...

Page 78: ...ired track or music file Track selection track start point fast forward rewind switch Track selection track start point fast forward rewind switch Press or 1 Switch to the next track when playing back a CD or to a music file when playing back an MP3 Press or until you hear a PEEP sound 1 ATTENTION Mixing music data and MP3 data on the same disc may render playback impossible For details see CD pla...

Page 79: ...lection switches ATTENTION If there are 8 or more music files in the same folder press or to switch and display the data The file information album name song title may not appear depending on the way the MP3 was compiled For details see How to use the MP3 player in the OWNER S MANUAL Audio Stop playback Press 1 Press again to playback the last song PWR PWR Touch a folder and the data stored in it ...

Page 80: ...e disc menu stored in the DVD Playback will automatically start Insert a DVD 1 When a disc is not inserted 1 Manipulated the image Touch the operation switch 1 When a disc is inserted Fast forwarding and rewinding Press or until you hear a PEEP sound 1 Fast forward rewind switch The image being played back can easily be manipulated Touch pause and then for slow motion playback ...

Page 81: ...NTER TOP MENU Use the disc menu 2 Touch and select the desired image 4 Touch 3 5 Stop the DVD Press 1 Press again to playback the DVD from the exact image where it was stopped PWR PWR Switch Touch on the DVD operation screen 1 NEXT ...

Page 82: ...RAL You can meticulously adjust the sound of the music you want to hear to create your own little pseudo concert hall The acoustic field can be adjusted to center around the desired position and each speaker s volume and balance can also be adjusted is displayed when touching and then for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or touch the screen Touch to record the setting and return the display to the prev...

Page 83: ...a VTR or touch the screen SET EQ NEXT EQ1 EQ5 Select the set equalizer curve 2 Touch the screen when the desired equalizer curve image appears 3 Touch to until you hear a PEEP sound The equalizer curve just created is recorded into the touch switch touched Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen BACK EQ1 EQ5 Creating an equalizer curve Touch BACK to record the set...

Page 84: ... 2 1 POS Touch POSITION seat Position Front Seat Rear Seat Display ATTENTION The volume balance adjustment next page cannot be performed simultaneously is displayed when touching and then SETU for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or touch the screen SET POS NEXT Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen BACK CONT ...

Page 85: ...ectangle 2 1 POS ATTENTION The acoustic field center adjustment previous page cannot be adjusted simultaneously is displayed when touching and then SET for a DVD or pressing for a VTR or touch the screen SET POS NEXT Touch to record the setting and return the display to the previous screen BACK CONT ...

Page 86: ...d INFO INFO Touch SETTING Various adjustments can be done from For details see Setting background screen or Adjusting and setting the screen in the OWNER S MANUAL Audio SETTING OFF Touch to emit the sound ON Touch ENTER This returns the display to the information screen or the screens displayed before and after Cancel the PEEP sound made when operating the switches 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 87: ...may infringe upon the rights of the creators of those images protected by applicable copyright laws Please exercise caution is displayed when touching and then for a DVD WIDE SET The size of a regular television screen with either side of the display having a black vertical bar Normal mode The size of a regular television screen widened unevenly at the sides WIDE 2 mode The size of a regular telev...

Page 88: ...age temperature range 6 5 type wide low reflection panel 143 4 W x79 3 H mm 280 800 pixels 400 H x234 V x3 Over 99 99 Transmissive color filter format TFT thin membrane transistor active matrix format 20 to 65 C 40 to 85 C Display Reception frequency Practical speed Frequency characteristic Stereo separation AM530 to 1 710kHz FM87 75 to 107 9MHz AM22µV S N20dB FM12dBf IHF 30 to 15 000Hz FM 38dB 1k...

Page 89: ... balance format Automatic sensitivity adjustment range Power source voltage Power consumption Cable length Usage temperature range Storage temperature range Camera unit exterior dimensions Weight Please acknowledge that due changes in specifications and external appearance the content of this manual may not correspond with the device Focal distance F value Field angle horizontal vertical 1 4 inch ...

Page 90: ... CA 90502 310 327 2151 Serial No AVN2454 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display CD DVD Multi Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION 6 5 Wide TFT Touch Panel Display CD DVD Multi Source Receiver with DVD NAVIGATION Reference Guide We appreciate your purchase of this product Please read through this manual for correct operation We suggest that after reading it you keep this manual in a safe place for future ...

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