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A2.TEL MUTE

A3.NOTHING

A5.ANTENNA POWER+

A4.BATTERY

A6.LAMP IN

A8.GROUND

A7.IGNITION KEY

B2.SPEAKER REAR R-

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RADIO ANT

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REVERSE GEAR

PARKING BRAKE

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Black/Yellow Plug

Brown/Yellow Plug REVERSE VIDEO IN

Gray/Yellow Plug

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REAR VIDEO OUT 2

Shallow gray/White Plug

AUX IN-L

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AUX IN-R

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REAR VIDEO OUT 1

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EXOTERIC VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO OUT R.L

AUDIO OUT R.R

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WOOF OUT 

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AUDIO OUT F.L

AUDIO OUT F.R

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IR

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TV ANTENNA IN

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CABLE CONNECTION

ACCESSORIES 

Mounting Bracket (Half Sleeve)  -------------------------------------------------------X1
Removable Trim Ring equipped on the unit ---------------------------------------- X1
Mounting Screw M5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------  X1
Washer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  X1
Rubber  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  X1
Remote Control ---------------------------------------------------------------------------  X1
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Release key ------------------------------------------------------------------------------   X2
User 

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ount strap --------------------------------------------------------------------------------  X1

 manual

Wire connector --------------------------------------------------------------------------    X1
AV cable  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------   X1
Screws(M5X60)--------------------------------------------------------------------------   X4
Screws(M24)------------------------------------------------------------------------------   X1

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Summary of Contents for D1306

Page 1: ...Model D1306 D1306...

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Page 3: ...re subject to change without prior notice CONTENTS IMPORTANT Please adjust screen to make the touching effect function best when you initiate the unit for the first time For the details please refer t...

Page 4: ...s or radiator panels doing so many cause heat to build upinside and may result in fire 6 After completing the installation and beginning to play the unit including replacing the battery please press R...

Page 5: ...s follows Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc clean and do not touch the surface Do not use your CDs with paste residue or ink attached Do not use CDs with labels or stickers attached which m...

Page 6: ...MENU TILT AVIN TA REL DN UP VOL PTY AF OPEN BAND DISP IR POWER SRC MUTE MIC 4 FRONT PANEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 10 9 12 13 16 15 19 18 18 17 IR A V IN 14...

Page 7: ...A V cord then press PWR SRC button to selectAUX1 source 8 SD slot Insert SD card the unit will play the files of SD card automatically NOTE Once the SD card could not eject automatically after pressi...

Page 8: ...o save the current frequency into the station 4 AMS To browse preset stations To search and store stations automatically long touch 5 6 To seek a station automatically 7 8 To seek a station manually 9...

Page 9: ...F To turn off AF function 2 TA ON To turn on TAfunction OFF To turn off TAfunction 3 ST ON To turn on STEREO function OFF To turn on MONO function 4 LOC ON To tune in local area OFF To tune in local a...

Page 10: ...o select title elapsed title remain chapter elapsed chapter remain display off MENU To display the DVD SETUPscreen 13 TITLE To display the title menu 15 ANGLE To change the DVD viewing angle if the 16...

Page 11: ...ing 1 SETUP Touch on the SETUP button and the screen will display as following TIME MODE Set the time display mode 12H 24H TOUCH SCREEN To calibrate the touch screen RADIO REGION To select the right r...

Page 12: ...ion for the pointed button on SW control ing and holding the selected group 2 If there is already a set item press the corresponding button on the SW control and the screen will display Exist key X 3...

Page 13: ...strations below Key1 Key2 GND CAR AUDIO SWC1 orange SWC2 brown GND black SWC Please consult the professional technicians for advice if the unit cannot work as expected In case of connecting to the SWC...

Page 14: ...turn on off the BEEP and LOUD function by tapping ON or OFF button Tapping on button to turn to next page shown as fig 3 In FIG 3 the user can adjust the sound output effect leftwards or rightwards b...

Page 15: ...PTY AF TA REMOTE CONTROL 1 15 16 19 20 18 17 21 22 23 2 4 6 5 14 8 9 10 3 12 11 24 25 13 7 13...

Page 16: ...cause them to explode Take note of the following points Keep the battery out of the reach of children Should the battery be swallowed immediately consult a doctor Use one CR2025 3V lithium battery Rem...

Page 17: ...ISP Then press ENTER button to set the item In VCD mode press GOTO button and cursor button to select TRACK DISC TIME TRACK TIME REPEAT TIME DISP Then press ENTER button to set the item In CD mode pre...

Page 18: ...o function AF on off In DVD VCD mode press to increase or decrease the picture in size 13 SRC P 14 VOL SEL VOL Press VOL VOL to adjust volume 15 Short press to eject a disc 16 LOUD Press this button t...

Page 19: ...remote control to decrease the sound level Rotate the VOL button on the front panel also performs the same operation 4 Setting the Sound Characteristics Repeatedly press VOL button on the unit or on...

Page 20: ...tion The display shows the preset number and frequency of the stored station touch one of these to select a corresponding station to listening Press one of the station preset button on the remote cont...

Page 21: ...ss it again to switch off TAmode Traffic information is heard only when it is being broadcast In other mode Traffic announcement can interrupt the source sound output when broadcast After broadcasted...

Page 22: ...with the mobile phone automatically in valid range If the mobile phone and the device are disconnected accidentally the screen will display Disconnect just press LINK button on the screen to reconnect...

Page 23: ...S and MISSED CALLS A maximum of 15 numbers can be stored in each call history A maximum of 5 numbers will be displayed in each page Tap on button to turn to previous next page FIG 3 You can place a ca...

Page 24: ...o devices NOTE Video playback is not supported Using remote control also performs the same operation Previous next track Stop playback Play pause FIG 4 3 1 AUTO ANSWER ON Tap on this button then the c...

Page 25: ...or next stored channel OR Press 1 9 number button directly on the remote control to select a preset channel To select more than 10 channel number firstly press GOTO button on the remote control then p...

Page 26: ...channel 4 Search a channel 4 1 Automatic Searching There are three ways to search a channel downwards automatically as below press button on the remote control press button on the panel touch on butt...

Page 27: ...6 Quick track selection fast forward fast reward playback During playback mode press button to select next previous chapter or track Press button on the unit also perform the same operation Press the...

Page 28: ...e programmed playback Move the cursor to PREV and press ENTER to go to the last page move the cursor to NEXT and press ENTER to go to the next page During this process press PROG to cancel the program...

Page 29: ...c If the disc that is inserted does not have the preferred option then the discs own preference will be used Regarding SETUP MENU please refer to the following pages for more details Some functions va...

Page 30: ...d 4 3 format always displays in the 4 3 aspect ratio The display format of DVD titles may vary please refer to the information that accompanies your specific DVD title If the DVD title is recorded in...

Page 31: ...R STEREO L MONO R MONO MIX MONO DUAL MONO 1 1 SETUP DUAL MONO DYNAMIC DUAL MONO User can switch the binaural mode DYNAMIC Select the provided option to change the Dynamic range setting The preference...

Page 32: ...After setting the level of parental control Please set the password as ON to perform the lock of changing PREFERENCE PAGE 1 KID SAF 2 G 3 PG 4 PG 13 5 PG R 6 R 7 NC 17 8 ADULT SET PARENTAL CONTROL AUD...

Page 33: ...2 PASSWORD CHANGE PASSWORD CHANGE You can change the password please type 6 numerals as new password PASSWORD SETUP PAGE ON CHANGE CHANGE PASSWORD PASSWORD MODE PASSWORD OLD PASSWORD NEW PASSWORD CONF...

Page 34: ...erent TV screen size Function supported by DVD discs There are many functions available on DVD discs and the functions vary per player and per manufacturer 32 ALL Regional code and signal system Pictu...

Page 35: ...y all tracks repeatedly Track selection Skip track backward forward When playing MP3 files press button on the remote control to go to the previous or next track Connect a USB device or To start pause...

Page 36: ...current folder will be played Fast forward fast backward playing Press button on the remote control to select the speed of fast playing in backward or forward direction Long press button continuously...

Page 37: ...drilling of holes or other modifications of the vehicle Install the unit where it does not get in the driver s way and cannot injure the passenger if there is a sudden stop The semiconductor laser wi...

Page 38: ...he mounting bracket until the tags on either sides of the bracket lock into the respective holes on the sides of the main unit 4 Install the removable trim ring Detach the unit 1 Detach the removable...

Page 39: ...rrect Check connections With some discs 96kHz output is prohibited Switch the output setting to 48 Khz The unit is performing still F FWD or F REV playback There is no sound during still F FWD F REV p...

Page 40: ...he audio language and subtitle language settings selected in SET UP MENU The DVD playing does not feature dialog or subtitles in the language selected in the SET UP MENU Switching to a selected langua...

Page 41: ...IN Gray Yellow Plug Shallow gray Red Plug Gray Yellow Plug REAR VIDEO OUT 2 Shallow gray White Plug AUX IN L Black Red Plug AUX IN R Black White Plug REAR VIDEO OUT 1 9 EXOTERIC VIDEO INPUT AUDIO OUT...

Page 42: ...more than 80dB 1kHz distortion less than video output audio output RCA 2 0Vrms 0 3V 10K 12VDC 10 8 16V negative type 15 A 4 or 8 0 15 1 0Vp p 0 2V 75 FM TUNER frequency range 65 0 74 0MHz 87 5 108 0M...

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