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System settings

Display System

1. Touch the upper left corner to display main menu.

2. Touch [ Settings ].

The settings menu is displayed.

3. Touch the upper left corner of the screen to exit.

Adjust General Settings

1. Touch [ General ].

2. Touch to select a setting.

3. Touch on the option to display/select an option.

General settings Options

Description

Lighting

You can select the key color.

Customized

See page 6 for reference.

Radio region

Select one that matches your location.

Microphone

Internal

Internal microphone for Bluetooth calls.

External

External microphone for Bluetooth calls.

Blackout

Choose screen blackout off, 15s or 30s.

Fast boot

Choose fast boot off, 1 day , 3 days or 5 days.

Beep

On

Turn on the beep sound. Each time you press a button, the unit beeps.

Off

Turn off the beep sound.

Adjust Video Settings

1. Touch [Video].

2. Touch an option repeatedly to select.

Video settings

Opciones

Descripción

Video output

NTSC/PAL

Choose video output mode

.

Camera Settings

Choose rear/left/right camera display mode

.

Select [SWC] on the manin menu to enter SWC setting menu.
1.Touch number button to select a SWC button.

2. Select a function.
3. Press each individual steering wheel control button 

for each corresponding function.

4. Touch [Study] to program.
5. Once the final steering wheel control button is programmed, 

the functions are saved and the programming will end.

6. Touch [Reset to reset he programming.

Steering Wheel Control:

Adjust Time Settings

1. Touch [ Time ].

2. To setup Date & time.

Adjust Volumes Settings

Choose input volume gain of each source. 

1. Touch [Volumes].

The volume setting sub-menu is displayed.

2. Touch on a source, to assign value: 0 to 40.

When switching to the source, the volume increases automatically.

System settings

Adjust Disc Rating

1. Touch [Disc].

2. Touch an option repeatedly to select.

DVD rating

Options

Description

Audio

Select DVD audio language. Options available depending on DVD disc.

Subtitle

Select DVD subtitle language. Options available depending on DVD disc.

Disk Menu

Select DVD menu language. Options available depending on DVD disc.

AgeControl

KID SAF

Acceptable for children.

G

Acceptable for general viewers.

PG

Parental guidance suggested.

PG 13

Unsuitable for children under age 13.

PGR

Recommend parents to restrict viewing for children under 17 .

R

Restricted re parental guidance is advised for children under the age of 

17 .

NC17

Unsuitable for children under age 17.

ADULT

Acceptable for adults only.

Parental 

Set password to restrict the play of discs. The default password is 000000.

Network

* For Wi-Fi settings, refer to “Internet”.

Personal

To setup Location access, Security, Language & input, Factory data reset, All data erase, 

Accounts, etc.

Device

To setup Brightness, Storage, Apps.

System settings

Accessibility

To setup accessibility related applications.

You need download a screen reader and establish an account.

Software version

To view software version information.

UUID QR code

To view UUID QR code information.

Summary of Contents for M11

Page 1: ...M11 DVD MULTIMEDIA INTERNET RECEIVER WITH 10 2 LCD SCREEN OPTIONAL NAVIGATION BLUETOOTH SD MAP VOL MUTE SELECT HOME BACK AUX IN USB SD MAP VOL MUTE SELECT HOME BACK AUX IN USB...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...is compromised MUTE OK MUTE OK Never use the video display while the car is in motion The use of video playback MUTE OK MUTE OK MUTE OK MUTE OK Thank you for your purchase of the M11 entertainment sys...

Page 4: ...tings 2 Device Connections 2 Troubleshooting 3 2 Warning Operate the unit correctly according to the instruction manual to prevent unnecessary problems CAUTIONS ON HANDLING This product is a CLASS 1 L...

Page 5: ...tings 7 Bluetooth MIC 8 Eject Disc when disc inserted 9 Disc Slot 10 SD Card Reader for Media Top 11 Map Card Slot Bottom 3 Control Panel Press VOL MUTE SELECT button to turn on the unit 1 HOME Button...

Page 6: ...Display settings 25 Adjust volume 26 Play Pause 27 Go to search 28 Enter the EQ setting MENU EQ OK Remote Control 1 Change playing source in sequence 2 Eject the disc 3 n a l o i d u a t c e l e S gu...

Page 7: ...t the battery to the battery tray with proper direction according to the and poles PULL OUT PUSH IN Remote Control Notes of remote control using 1 Aim the remote control at the remote sensor on the un...

Page 8: ...unmute Adjust the Volume Rotate the VOL MUTE SELECT button to increase or decrease the volume level The adjustable range of volume is 0 to 40 Playing Source Selection 1 Press the HOME button on the p...

Page 9: ...3 Progress bar 4 Previous chapter 5 Play Pause 6 Next chapter 7 Enter preset EQ menu 8 Show more control buttons 7 Main menu Main Menu Touch the HOME button to enter main source menu 1 9 6 8 7 2 5 4 3...

Page 10: ...n 7 Rotate clockwise Video Audio playback reference DVD CD playback 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 5 2 3 4 6 8 Disc Operation 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 Repeat play 10 To enter search m...

Page 11: ...Select Press Subtitle button to select the subtitle language to show if the DVD has multiple language subtitles 9 Stop Playback Temporarily 1 During playback press to pause playback The sound will be...

Page 12: ...T the current station in the memory 3 Touch top left of the screen to exit 18 1 2 4 5 3 7 6 8 9 10 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 Radio Operations Select Radio on the main menu to enter radio mode 1 2 4 5 3...

Page 13: ...ch point to turn the automatic scanning for alternative frequencies of an RDS broad cast station off and on CT Clock Time Radio Operations Recall the Stored Stations Method 1 1 Touch button on the scr...

Page 14: ...1 Return to home menu Touch a song to start play Drag up down to scroll Radio Operations 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PTY Function and arrows on the screen of the next station matches the current If no retur...

Page 15: ...Return to home menu 3 Folder File list Drag up down to scroll touch to access 4 Thumbnail SD USB Operations 9 List window Drag up down to scroll Touch an item to select 10 Enter search menu 1 11 12 1...

Page 16: ...re list 3 Touch to view it Drag left right to scroll Touch top left corner to back 5 6 7 8 10 9 11 12 13 14 SD USB Operations 9 0 1 8 7 6 5 5 Show list menu 6 Previous chapter 7 Play Pause 8 Next chap...

Page 17: ...number to select and touch button to dial out 3 Touch to search a contact name 15 The Bluetooth allows you to utilize your s built in audio system for handsfree wireless mobile phone or music communi...

Page 18: ...essly and listen Please consult your nearest dealer for more information on the product of wireless audio streaming transmitter offered CAUTION Please avoid operating your connected mobile phone while...

Page 19: ...peat one or Repeat all Random play recorded in a random order Touch the button to perform random play Search function 1 Touch the button to enter search menu 2 Input number by touching buttons on the...

Page 20: ...s supposed to be icon to enter Settings TIME SETTING 1 Press to pause record 2 g n i t t e s e m i t r e t n e o t s d n o c e s 5 s s e r p g n o L menu 3 Press to switch year month day hour minute s...

Page 21: ...sage Once subscribed you can tune to channels in your sub scription plan Note the activation to be powered on and receiving the SiriusXM signal to receive the activation message SiriusXM features This...

Page 22: ...splayed in SiriusXM Satellite Radio 5 6 7 8 10 9 1 2 3 4 11 13 15 17 19 18 12 14 16 that preset Drag up down to scroll 3 Touch the icon to return to the SXM Menu screen SiriusXM main display The Siriu...

Page 23: ...Channel 1 h c u o t 2 e g a p u n e m M X s u r i S e h t n O icon The following screen appears 2 Enter your 4 digit password and then press the OK icon Unlocking a Channel 1 h c u o t 2 e g a p u n...

Page 24: ...tings menu Select on the main menu to view a website Touch the dialog box on the upper side of the screen to show keypad Input the website address and touch Go to visit it Drag the web page to scroll...

Page 25: ...Operations Select A V In 1 A V In 2 on the main menu to play an auxiliary device Blackout Mode Settings Blackout Mode is used for two purposes 1 Provides a black screen to eliminate illumination issu...

Page 26: ...out off 15s or 30s Fast boot Choose fast boot off 1 day 3 days or 5 days Beep On Turn on the beep sound Each time you press a button the unit beeps Off Turn off the beep sound Adjust Video Settings 1...

Page 27: ...ptable for children G Acceptable for general viewers PG Parental guidance suggested PG 13 Unsuitable for children under age 13 PGR Recommend parents to restrict viewing for children under 17 R Restric...

Page 28: ...e l b a l i a v a C C A o n s i e r e h t f I e connect ACC lead to the power supply with a switch Device Connections Notes of connection This unit is designed to be used in a vehicle with a 12 volt...

Page 29: ...ding alled able ching and trical Parking Brake Cable Connections Device Connections Green White Wire Parking Brake Cable Connections Device Connections Green White Wire...

Page 30: ...Safety Cameras Optional BATT GND Optional Amplifier BROWN YELLOW WHITE RED WHITE RED YELLOW WHITE RED YELLOW RED BLACK Zone C Left Blue Blue Black Brown Brown Black Zone C Left Zone C Right Zone C Ri...

Page 31: ...ons The antenna is not connected properly Connect the antenna properly Poor quality reception of radio station The antenna is not fully extended or it is broken Fully extend the antenna and if broken...

Page 32: ...one Preset stations are lost The battery cable is not properly connected Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle USB mode Unable to insert USB device The USB devic...

Page 33: ...a h e s u a c t o n y a m e c i v e d s i h T 2 T his device must accept any interference received including interferencethat may causeundesired operation 2 void the user s authority to operate the eq...

Page 34: ...t should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator your body FCC STATEMENT 1 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following tw...

Page 35: ...not cover the cabinet appearance items or accessories used in connection with this product or any damage to recording or recording tape or any damage to the products resulting from improper installat...

Page 36: ...CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT M11 UM_rev A Copyright 2019 Magnadyne Corporation P N 1270750018000...

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