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   controlling playback ..................................................................................................................................................... 22
   format information .........................................................................................................................................................  1
   listening to your music .............................................................................................................................................. 19
   preparing for input ...................................................................................................................................................... 39
   selecting audio tracks ................................................................................................................................................ 21
   settings, changing ........................................................................................................................................................ 24

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   background noise, minimizing ............................................................................................................................... 18
   region, setting ................................................................................................................................................................. 52
   scan mode, turning on ............................................................................................................................................... 19
   setting up ............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
   tuner source, enabling/disabling........................................................................................................................ 52
volume
   control, enabling/disabling in a zone ...............................................................................................................  37
   level, adjusting .................................................................................................................................................................. 10
   limit, setting in a zone ............................................................................................................................................... 38
   wired remote control ................................................................................................................................................. 26
zones
   enabling and disabling ............................................................................................................................................... 36
   for controlling balance and levels ..................................................................................................................... 38
   linking zones 1 and 2 ................................................................................................................................................. 36
   naming a zone ................................................................................................................................................................. 38
   selecting and setting up .......................................................................................................................................... 36
   setting balance in a zone ........................................................................................................................................ 38
   sub-woofer level, setting ......................................................................................................................................... 38
   volume control, enabling/disabling ...................................................................................................................  37
   volume limit, setting .................................................................................................................................................... 38

Summary of Contents for MS-AV700i

Page 1: ...700 Series Manual MARINE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM MS IP700i True Marine Entertainment System for iPod MS AV700i True Marine DVD Entertainment System...

Page 2: ...or DVD disc s MS AV700i model only r VPK V JOPUN OL Z YMHJL VM OL KPZJ r VPK L_WVZPUN OL KPZJ V KPYLJ Z USPNO r UZ YL OL KPZJ PZ JSLHU 0M ULJLZZHY JSLHU OL KPZJ P O H JSLHU KY ZVM lint free cloth r UZ...

Page 3: ...ted to your product any software upgrades or new accessories to help you get the most from your product All FUSION True Marine Products are backed by a 3 Year Limited Consumer Warranty and by register...

Page 4: ...he Alarm 13 Adjusting Screen Brightness 14 5 9 15 Listening to the Tuner 15 Tuner Source Screens 15 SiriusXM 16 Tuning Methods 16 KKPUN HUK 9LTV PUN 7YLZL Z 18 L PUN W 18 73 05 4 0 65 5 19 iPod MTP Bl...

Page 5: ...7 LYPLZ 36 Zones 36 Preparing For iPod MTP Device or USB Connection 39 MS IP700i Model 40 Bluetooth Media Device 43 Preparing for Auxiliary Input 43 Clock Setting 44 PYP Z 4 H LSSP L 9HKPV 45 Advanced...

Page 6: ...5 USER INTERFACE AND CONTROLS BUTTON DESCRIPTION PRIMARY SOURCE MS IP700i MS AV700i CONTROL PANEL LAYOUT Menu Power Tuner source Rewind Mute Auxiliary DVD Play Pause Clock iPod Forward Brightness...

Page 7: ...You can use the Menu key to open or to exit from menus 1 9V HY UJVKLY YU 2 UJVKLY WYLZZ 3 1 UJVKLY WYLZZ HUK OVSK KV U MVY H SLHZ VUL ZLJVUK Menu key Press the Menu key to open a menu Menu exit In an...

Page 8: ...the volume level Accessing Menus ZL OL 4LU RL HUK UJVKLY V HJJLZZ TLU Z V JOHUNL ZL PUNZ For example to access the Settings menu Turn Encoder to open the Volume screen Press Menu key Highlight Turn En...

Page 9: ...the unit on or off INPUT SOURCE SCREENS The 700 Series supports a wide range of input source types depending on model r MS IP700i 4 4 PYP Z 4 P7VK P7OVUL PH PU LYUHS KVJR HUK P7VK P7OVUL 4 7 KL PJLZ...

Page 10: ...he title bar always shows the current time and source name Other information varies depending on the source type you have selected ADJUSTING VOLUME LEVEL The 700 Series allows you to control speaker o...

Page 11: ...K P O OL YYLU AVUL LSLJ PVU PNOSPNO LK YLTLTILYLK MYVT WYL PV Z ZL r OL VS TL PZ HKQ Z LK PU OL OPNOSPNO LK AVUL VY AVULZ VUS 0M YLX PYLK WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V OPNOSPNO OL UL_ AVUL V HKQ Z P Z volume leve...

Page 12: ...tone adjustments affect all Zones Menu key Encoder To set sub woofer levels or tone 1 7YLZZ HUK OVSK KV U OL UJVKLY MVY H SLHZ VUL ZLJVUK OL I SL LS screen is displayed 2 YU OL UJVKLY V HKQ Z OL Z I V...

Page 13: ...lso displayed in the title bar of each input source screen Clock r 7YLZZ OL SVJR RL V KPZWSH OL J YYLU PTL 4 YU OL UJVKLY V SLM VY YPNO V HKQ Z OL HZZ SL LS PM YLX PYLK 5 7YLZZ OL UJVKLY V OPNOSPNO LH...

Page 14: ...ng r YU OL 9V HY UJVKLY V JOHUNL OL OV Y ZL PUN r 7YLZZ OL 9V HY UJVKLY V TV L V OL TPU LZ LSK KQ Z OL TPU LZ ZL PUN HZ YLX PYLK r 7YLZZ OL 9V HY UJVKLY V TV L V OL 4 74 LSK PM LUHISLK YU encoder to s...

Page 15: ...ey The Brightness screen is displayed 2 YU OL 9V HY UJVKLY V HKQ Z OL IYPNO ULZZ ZL PUN 3 Press any key to exit ADJUSTING SCREEN BRIGHTNESS Note LCD and button backlight brightness can be linked to th...

Page 16: ...M Con nect Vehicle Tuner The applicable input source screen is displayed for each band Figure 2 Example AM band input source screen TUNER LISTENING TO THE TUNER To select one of the available tuner ba...

Page 17: ...NG METHODS You can use three methods to tune the 700 Series manual automatic and preset To tune to a required frequency channel or preset Press the Play Pause key to step through the available tuning...

Page 18: ...ZL VY HYK VY HJR HYK RL V stop the search Scan r JHUZ OYV NO WYLZL JOHUULSZ WH ZPUN VU H channel while it is transmitting r 6US H HPSHISL PM OLYL HYL V VY TVYL WYLZL Z saved r 0M OLYL PZ HU IHJRNYV UK...

Page 19: ...e following there is no warning or confirmation prompt before KLSL PVU r LSLJ Remove all presets HUK WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V YLTV L HSS current presets r LSLJ H WYLZL HUK WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V YLTV L OL ZLSLJ L...

Page 20: ...ing at the current play point r V HWWLHY VU OL P7VK ZV YJL ZJYLLU OL P7VK may be inserted either into the internal dock or an external UNI Dock or connected to the external USB connector MS AV700i MS...

Page 21: ...twork is dependent on the capability of your WOVUL HUK T ZPJ HWWSPJH PVU SI T JV LY HY VYR HUK O M L 9LWLH H Z icons are not supported over Bluetooth 5V L VY S L VV O H 065 S L VV O TVK SL 4 PZ YLX PY...

Page 22: ...ated in a folder using one of the following names The folder must be located in the root directory of your device My Music My_Music mobile Music If you want to Use Notes Play Pause a track Play Pause...

Page 23: ...ht Press Rotary Encoder to select the artist or track 5V L KKP PVUHS TLU TH HWWLHY PM PZ LUHISLK LL LHYJOPUN VU WHNL Menu exit See Menu Key Operation on page 6 Selecting audio tracks from a MTP media...

Page 24: ...menu r Off The song album list is displayed but not the FAST menu r 100 800 Display the FAST menu when your iPod contains more than the selected number of items CHANGING iPod SETTINGS Additional iPod...

Page 25: ...VM OL MVSSV PUN r 3PZ VM 7HPYLK S L VV O TLKPH KL PJLZ To connect to an active device on the Paired Devices list rotate the rotary encoder to select the device Press the rotary encoder to tick the che...

Page 26: ...the portal to which all audio on the vessel is controlled no matter where on the vessel OL Z LYLV PZ PUZ HSSLK OL 065 3PUR LX PWWLK Z LYLV JHU IL PUZ HSSLK V of sight if space is an issue and users ne...

Page 27: ...operating it from the main unit It includes a full size LCD screen and provides full functionality for navigating iPods and iPhones 065 Z 4 59 P PYLK YLTV L JVU YVSZ HYL JHWHISL VM VWLYH PUN V LY HU...

Page 28: ...Skip back Skip forward The following keys work the same way in all sources Change source Volume Up Down INFRARED IR REMOTE MS AV700i model only V JHU ZL OL 09 YLTV L V UH PNH L OYV NO TVZ M UJ PVUZ P...

Page 29: ...V display The following keys work for the SiriusXM source Skip channels Forward Back Press to select Manual or Preset tuning methods Press to display the SiriusXM menu that provides access to control...

Page 30: ...5V YLX PYLK MVY JVUULJ PVU V HU L_PZ PUN 54 UL VYR 9LMLY V OL 0UZ HSSH PVU LJ PVU MVY KL HPSZ 1 x MS AV700i or MS IP700i Stereo 1 x Protective Dust Cover 1 x FUSION Drop Cable CAB000851 See note below...

Page 31: ...30 Figure 8 Dimensions side view Figure 9 Dimensions front view...

Page 32: ...YJL V OL SLM HUK YPNO 9 OP L 3 9LK 9 VIDEO CONNECTION 4 07 P P7VK P7OVUL PKLV VUS 4 P PKLV VUS VUULJ OL JVTWVZP L PKLV V W LSSV PKLV V H 3 TVUP VY 4 07 P P7VK P7OVUL PKLV PZ VUS H HPSHISL PM KL PJL P...

Page 33: ...7VZP P L 7 YWSL SHJR WLHRLY 9PNO 5LNH P L Note WLHRLY JVUULJ PVU 6OT LYLV TPUPT T WHPYZ VM 6OT ZWLHRLYZ WLY channel can be connected in parallel to achieve 2 Ohm configuration AVUL 3PUL 6 9LK PYL 3V S...

Page 34: ...ACK PURPLE PURPLE BLACK RED BLACK BLUE ORANGE BROWN L white R RED SUB ORANGE L white R RED SUB ORANGE L white R RED SUB ORANGE L white R RED SUB ORANGE USB CONNECTION MS AV700 ONLY USB storage device...

Page 35: ...34 INSTALLA TION ELECTRICAL WIRING Caution The MS IP700i and MS AV700i are designed for vessels with a 12C DC Negative ground electrical system...

Page 36: ...35 700 Series CONNECTION EXAMPLE MS IP700i or MS AV700i OPTIONAL SiriusXM TUNER OR BLUETOOTH MODULE MS UNIDOCK EXTERNAL DOCK...

Page 37: ...tions below Selecting and setting up a zone To select a Zone and modify its settings 1 Press the Menu key 2 YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ Settings Zone 3 YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ OL AVU...

Page 38: ...ol disabled You should disable volume control for a Zone that has its volume controlled from another amplifier or LHK UP 0M VS TL JVU YVS PZ r Enabled YUPUN OL UJVKLY PSS JOHUNL SPUL SL LS V W MVY OL...

Page 39: ...screen r KPYLJ S MYVT HU PUW ZV YJL ZJYLLU I WYLZZPUN HUK OVSKPUN KV U OL UJVKLY VY r MYVT H ZLSLJ LK AVUL Z Sub level menu item as described below To specify the sub woofer level for the selected Zon...

Page 40: ...This section describes how to prepare for iPod MTP device and USB input for the MS IP700i MS AV700i and MS AV700 models When using your music device with either model 9 5 5 100 6 174 8 41 6 56 4 1 9...

Page 41: ...vices connected simultaneously Correct operation is only guaranteed with a single iPod iPhone device connected Before connecting iPod To avoid damage and ensure safe operation please read the followin...

Page 42: ...ctor rear cable HZZLTIS MVY JVUULJ PVU V L_ LYUHS P7VKZ P7OVULZ 4 7 Z VYHNL KL PJLZ VY 065 4 50 6 2 KVJR To connect your iPod you will need r 4HYPUL 50 VJR 4 50 6 2 VY r WWSL UJ HISL MVY WWSL KL PJLZ...

Page 43: ...the source USB MTP or iPod from the FUSION Stereo as required To connect your iPod MTP device or USB FLASH drive via the external USB cable 1 Plug the Apple Sync Cable for Apple devices or the Micro U...

Page 44: ...Bluetooth module is recommended OL 4 Z WWVY Z JVU YVS 7SH 7H ZL 5L_ HJR VM OL TLKPH KL PJL from the FUSION Stereo Song information such as song title artist name and duration are displayed depending o...

Page 45: ...ed below Note When using the headphone output of a portable device it may be necessary to adjust the device s own volume control for best audio quality CLOCK SETTING The 700 Series unit has a built in...

Page 46: ...cluding the most commercial free music plus the best sports news HSR HUK LU LY HPUTLU PYP Z 4 LOPJSL ULY ZVSK ZLWHYH LS HUK IZJYPW PVU HYL YLX PYLK VY TVYL PUMVYTH PVU PZP ZPYP Z_T JVT OL LYPLZ PZ YLH...

Page 47: ...ic category To select a channel 1 Press the Menu key 2 YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ Channels The Channels menu is displayed Power on your system and make sure that you are receiving good signal...

Page 48: ...WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ H LNVY 3 Do one of the following r V LUHISL OL H LNVY UPUN TL OVK YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ OL YLX PYLK JH LNVY UHTL 9VJR MVY L_HTWSL The Sirius Source Screen is displ...

Page 49: ...de Note The factory setting for the access code is 0000 You can reset the access code to 0000 by pressing and holding down the Mute key for 15 seconds To enter Parental menu 1 Press the Menu key 2 YU...

Page 50: ...RL VY SLH L V PTL V V ZH L OL UL JVKL HUK L_P Channel Locking unlocking U JOHUULSZ UV Q Z TH YL JVU LU JOHUULSZ JHU IL SVJRLK 3VJRLK channels cannot be seen in the Sirius Source Screen or when changin...

Page 51: ...V SVJR VY USVJR OL JOHUULS HZ YLX PYLK 5 7YLZZ OL 4LU RL VY SLH L V PTL V V L_P ADVANCED SETTINGS The settings described in this section are usually set up when the unit is installed and not changed a...

Page 52: ...enu key 2 YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ Settings Language 3 YU OL UJVKLY V ZLSLJ OL YLX PYLK SHUN HNL 4 7YLZZ OL UJVKLY V ZH L OL ZL PUN HUK L_P 5 Press any key to exit Searching If your music de...

Page 53: ...t region To change the tuner region setting 1 Press the Menu key 2 YU HUK OLU WYLZZ OL 9V HY UJVKLY V ZLSLJ Settings Tuner region 3 YU OL 9V HY UJVKLY V ZLSLJ OL YLX PYLK YLNPVU 4 7YLZZ OL 9V HY UJVKL...

Page 54: ...6US V PSS ULLK V LUHISL OL ZV YJL OPZ VWLYH PVU PSS IL KL LYTPULK I the Tuner region you have selected Tuner Region USA When USA Tuner region is selected press the menu button and select L PUNZ V YJL...

Page 55: ...K 9L PUK RL Z V ZLSLJ OL 07 LSK YU OL UJVKLY V KPZWSH OL YLX PYLK HS L 9LWLH LWZ HUK U PS V OH L VYRLK OYV NO HSS OL LSKZ V PZO to change 7YLZZ HUK OVSK KV U OL UJVKLY V ZH L OL JOHUNLZ HUK L_P VY WYL...

Page 56: ...l r UZ YL OL HU LUUH PZ UV KHTHNLK r UZ YL OL HU LUUH OHZ H JSLHY PL VM OL ZR HUK PZ UV VIZJ YLK r UZ YL OL HU LUUH JHISL OHZ UV ILLU KHTHNLK What is the best way to prevent corrosion on my 700 Series...

Page 57: ...s the menu button and select L PUNZ V YJLZ JJLZZVY OLU ZLSLJ OL ZV YJL V LUHISL PYP Z 4 or Bluetooth Tuner Region Australasia Europe Japan In these Tuner regions once the MS BT200 is installed and con...

Page 58: ...e lock ups or your unit freezes r 9LZL OL LHK UP I WYLZZPUN OL YLZL I VU PUZPKL the face plate r 9LZL V Y P7VK P7OVUL ZLL WWSL LIZP L MYVT TVKLS ZWLJP J PUMVYTH PVU OPZ ZOV SK YLZ TL UVYTHS VWLYH PVU...

Page 59: ...her not a compatible 7 WYVK J VY UV JVU N YLK JVYYLJ S 0M OL 07 HKKYLZZ Z HY Z with the prefix 169 it is not valid this is a default address when the YV LY PZ UV ZLUKPUN H 7 NLULYH LK 07 HKKYLZZ VY PZ...

Page 60: ...LUJL YLJLP LK PUJS KPUN PU LYMLYLUJL that may cause undesired operation General specifications Operating voltage 10 2 16 VDC negative ground Fuse rating 15 amp DVD player Laser power Class I Power out...

Page 61: ...l Marine SLJ YVUPJZ Association Inc 065 SLJ YVUPJZ PU 5L ALHSHUK 065 SLJ YVUPJZ Z YHSPH 065 SLJ YVUPJZ YVWL 065 SLJ YVUPJZ Website www fusionelectronics com SUPPORT SALES AND SERVICE LICENSING Japan 4...

Page 62: ...tooth operation 19 installation 43 brightness of display screen adjusting 14 channels locking unlocking on SiriusXM 53 skipping on SiriusXM 54 tuning to a channel 17 clock display mode 12 or 24 hour c...

Page 63: ...itles setting changing 23 keys control key names and symbols 5 encoder key operating 6 RL ZV UK ILLW LUHISL KPZHISL 51 menu key operating 6 language for menu display changing 51 linking zones 1 and 2...

Page 64: ...49 channels 50 parental mode 48 source screen 16 source screens auxiliary input 24 described 9 iPod 20 SiriusXM 16 tuner source screens 15 specifications for 700 Series 59 ZX LSJO SL LS ZL PUN 18 sub...

Page 65: ...n 19 setting up 19 tuner source enabling disabling 52 volume control enabling disabling in a zone 37 level adjusting 10 limit setting in a zone 38 wired remote control 26 zones enabling and disabling...

Page 66: ...65 NOTES...

Page 67: ...K 4HKL MVY P7OVUL TLHU OH HU LSLJ YVUPJ HJJLZZVY OHZ ILLU KLZPNULK V JVUULJ ZWLJP JHSS V P7VK iPhone respectively and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Apple is n...

Page 68: ...67 Specifications and design are subject to change without notice P N MAN000001G...

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