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CQ-D7400W

Setting

Finish the
Setting.

: No sound

MUTE

: Decrease the volume by

20 dB. (attenuation)

ATT

: Does not change the volume.

OFF

: Decreases the volume to “0” (silence).

: Decreases the volume by

20 dB.

: Decreases the volume by

10 dB.

: Operation sound is ON.

: Operation sound is OFF.

OFF

CAR DVD PLAYER / RECEIVER

DISP(Display)

SEL(Select)

SET

SEL
(Select)

RET
[RETURN]

This book refers to the
connection to the
Panasonic car navigation
system that will come on
the market in future.
Descriptions regarding
the car navigation
system are boxed with
dotted line.

Normally this is set to LOW. Set this to HIGH when the level of
external input is high (when the sound is distorted or the “OVER”
display appears).

Note:

Press

[DISP]

on the main

unit or

[RET]

on the remote

control unit to return to the
regular mode.

Note:

≥

If no operation takes place for
more than 60 seconds in the
settings, the display returns to
the regular mode.

Summary of Contents for CQ-D7400W

Page 1: ...erating Instructions Please read these instructions carefully before using this product and save this manual for future use CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER DVD RECEIVER WITH FULL DOT MATRIX DISPLAY ...

Page 2: ...peaker and sub woofer require a separate external amplifier Built in Dolby Pro Logic II decoder Dolby Pro Logic II can decode and playback in 5 1 channel sound DVD videos recorded with the sound on 2 channels music CDs MP3 files radio or virtually any stereo source This player allows you to select from the 3 modes of MOVIE MUSIC or MATRIX In addition in MUSIC mode you can adjust the 3 parameters o...

Page 3: ...ion 3DDM Display The smooth and beautiful 4 tone expressions allow you to enjoy colorful 3D graphics patterns You can select from 5 patterns of background screens according to your preferences Other Features CD changer control page 32 Direct Memory page 18 18 FM and 6 AM presets with preset scan page 18 Front speaker Subwoofer CJ SFW300D option CD changer CX DP880 option External amplifiers option...

Page 4: ...sc Operations Page 20 Selecting a Menu Item Stop Chapter Track Folder File Selection Fast Forward Fast Reverse Pause Basic Operations Page 16 When Required Troubleshooting 52 Notes on MP3 60 Notes on Disc 62 Definition of Terms 63 Before installing and wiring the player 64 Installation 65 Electrical Connections 66 Installation Preparation For Your Safety 6 Reminders 9 Meaning of Symbols 10 Discs t...

Page 5: ...ings Page 34 Function settings Page 48 Mute Attenuation Navigation mute level Button Operation Sound Setting AUX input level Picture Display settings Page 50 Background Display Switching Contrast Clock adjustment Dimmer CD Changer control Page 30 Random Disc Random Play Scan Disc Scan Play Repeat Disc Repeat Play Audio settings Page 36 Speaker settings Setting the absence presence and size of each...

Page 6: ...ur doctor immediately At the time of operation In the unlikely event that the player breaks such as when no image is displayed or there is no sound or there is some abnormality such as when a foreign object is inside the player water was spilled on it smoke comes out or the player makes a strange smell immediately stop using the player and be sure to contact the store from which you purchased your...

Page 7: ...ing the player Using the bolts nuts and screws of the car s safety equipment steering and brake systems fuel tank etc could cause accidents Follow the instructions and only use the accessories provided with the player and the specified parts Use in DC 12V grounded vehicles This player is only for DC 12V grounded vehicles It cannot be used in DC 24V vehicles such as large trucks diesel vehicles des...

Page 8: ...be securely fastened and thus come loose which could cause accidents malfunction or fire Use the player at the proper volume setting Driving when you are unable to hear sounds around you or from outside the car can cause accidents Proper Use of the Batteries Ruptured and leaking batteries can cause fire and injury and can pollute the surroundings Only use the specified batteries Disposal of the ba...

Page 9: ...d images will not be output unless the side brake is on Safety feature When connecting the player to other devices Carefully read the instruction manual for the device to be connected and do the wiring properly When using a cell phone Noise may occur depending on the position in which the cell phone is placed and the direction it points in Keep cell phones as far away from this player as possible ...

Page 10: ...fter approximately 5 seconds CQ D7400W 17 SOURCE VOLUME VOL Note The sound level for each source is stored in the memory There is one volume setting for AM radio band and one volume setting for FM radio band Decreasing volume range is adjustable by setting page 48 No sound Mute Attenuation Decrease the volume by j20 dB When a CD changer is connected Radio AM FM Auxiliary source Ex FM Disc DVD Vide...

Page 11: ...files on the current folder play in a random sequence lights Cancel ON OFF The first 10 seconds of each track plays in sequence lights Cancel ON OFF Repeat the current track file lights Cancel ON OFF Repeat the current folder DVD video MP3 lights Cancel ON OFF Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Directoperationontheremotecontrolunit Each time the button is pressed and held for 2 seconds ON OFF ...

Page 12: ... that is recorded on a DVD disc If the Region number described on the DVD disc does not correspond to the Region number of this product this product cannot play this disc The Region number for this product is 3 and ALL Symbols used on jackets Examples of such symbols include Number of subtitle languages Number of audio tracks Number of angles The numbers indicate the number of languages tracks ang...

Page 13: ...ControlUnitPreparation Back side Lithium battery included 1 2 3 Position B Battery holder Position A Remove the battery holder Pull the battery holder by the position B while pushing position A in the direction indicated by the arrow Install the battery on the battery holder Insert the battery holder back into its original position Battery Notes Remote control unit 1 Installation hardware screws c...

Page 14: ...forward fast reverse Slow playback 9 only Selects items when making Audio Picture Function settings Selects the menu 1 BAND SET APM Auto Preset Memory Pause Disc Playback Band selection Switches the random scan repeat playback to On Off Finalizes the setting item in Audio Function Picture setting mode Scrolls the text Stores presets automatically PWR Power SOURCE Source Power on off Selects the au...

Page 15: ...le Fast forward fast reverse Slow playback 9only RET RETURN Returns to the previous state Returns to normal mode during settings OSD On Screen Display Switches OSD to on off PLAY 1 BAND Disc Playback Band selection Stores presets automatically GRP TITLE CHAPTER Direct title chapter folder selection VOL Volume Adjusts the volume MUTE ATTENUATION Muting or attenuation PAUSE Pause STOP Stop PWR Power...

Page 16: ...l be displayed when the clock is not adjusted Therearefivekindsof backgrounddisplays It canbeselectedin PICTUREmode page50 When the power is OFF Clock display Display off When the power is ON Regular mode Folder layer MP3 only Display off Clock 24 hour system Background CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER VOLUME PWR Power SOURCE MUTE DISP Display PWR Power SOURCE VOL Volume MUTE Not on...

Page 17: ...d and one volume setting for FM radio band Decreasing volume range is adjustable by setting page 48 No sound Mute Attenuation Decrease the volume by j20 dB When a CD changer is connected Radio AM FM Auxiliary source Ex FM Disc DVD Video CD CD MP3 CD changer Ex DVD AUX Auxiliary source Default j40 dB Setting range j82 dB to 0 dB UP DOWN ...

Page 18: ...s are overwritten with new stations after following this procedure After selecting a band Radio Mode AutoPreset Memory APM Automatically save stations with good reception in the preset memory 2 sec 2 sec Band Preset number Frequency CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER D M Direct Memory SOURCE TUNE P SET Preset BAND APM Auto preset memory P SET Preset TUNE SOURCE Numeric buttons BAND FM...

Page 19: ...nd Preset Station Calling Select a preset number Example 6 The stored station is received Seeking 2 sec Note When pressing SEL in radio mode the following display appears This is because radio mode does not have any menu settings FM1 FM2 FM3 AM 0 5 sec 2 sec Example 6 DOWN UP Recalling the Direct Memory Note You can recall the direct memory even when the power is off ...

Page 20: ...evious menu screen Operations vary according to the disc For details refer to the guide provided with the disc Select Item Finalize selection or Selecting a Menu Item EN T E R DVD MENU 1 SUBTITLE 2 AUDIO 3 ANGLE 1 Love Supremes 2 Impressions 3 In a Sentimental Mood Select your favorite music Number Video CD EN T E R DVD Close Label side eject CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER SOURCE ...

Page 21: ...d on the screen while driving the car Only audio is enabled Screen while driving the car Warning When driving please enjoy sound only Caution Available discs DVD video Video CD CD CD DA data recorded CD R and CD RW and MP3 data recorded CD media CD ROM CD R CD RW Before loading a disc check to make sure that a disc is not already loaded Refer to page 62 about notes on CD Rs RWs Refer to page 60 ab...

Page 22: ... only Next folder Previous folder Fast Forward FastReverse EN T E R 9 5 Fast forward 6 Fast reverse Continuing to hold down the button will speed it double speed fast forward or reverse up MP3 CD Video CD DVD Video Pause To resume normal playback Folder selection 0 5 sec During playback Normal speed 2 times 10 times DVD video Video CD 20 times CD Note If you press 9 for 2 seconds or more the file ...

Page 23: ...Direct chapter selection DVD video Inputthedesirednumber Finalizeselection EN T E R Direct track selection Video CD Select the input mode Select the desired folder Finalize selection Direct folder selection MP3 EN T E R EN T E R The folder that does not have any files can not be selected Select the folder that has files If no operation takes place for more than 8 seconds direct selection mode is r...

Page 24: ...2 seconds the display returns to the regular mode Note Initially the subtitle language is the language that is set in the user settings If this language has not been recorded the language that is displayed is determined by the disc There may be brief delay before the subtitles appears It may not be possible to switch subtitles audio languages unless the unit is at the DVD menu or is at the user se...

Page 25: ...his function only works with Dolby Digital encoded material When it is difficult to hear comparatively quiet sounds such as movie dialogue setting DRC MINIMUM will make those sounds easier to hear When the settings are changed they are also applied to the user menu page 34 During playback By compressing the range of the playback level the dynamic range it is possible to maintain the impact of audi...

Page 26: ...the text display MP3 Changing ID3 Tag display During ID3 Tag display EN T E R Album name Artist name CD No text display Title name Artist name No text display Folder name File name Disc name Track name Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Chapter number DVD video only Playback time Title number DVD video only Current operation mode Play Pause Stop etc ...

Page 27: ...or longer will scroll the text one cycle NO TITLE is displayed when there is no information on the disc Note When playing the file s in the top tier in the root folder ROOT will be displayed as the folder name Carefully read the MP3 Support Chart for the types and number of characters displayed page 61 Album name Title name ...

Page 28: ...VD Video Random Play MP3 CD Video CD DVD Video Folder Random Play MP3 CD Video CD DVD Video Scan Play MP3 CD Video CD DVD Video Track File Repeat Play MP3 CD Video CD DVD Video Chapter Folder Repeat Play FUNCTION MODE AUDIO PICTURE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed Select RANDOM Select FOLDER RANDOM Select SCAN Select REPEAT Select DVD video Select MP3 CHAPTER REPEAT FOLDER...

Page 29: ...he first 10 seconds of each track plays in sequence lights Cancel ON OFF Repeat the current track file lights Cancel ON OFF Repeat the current folder DVD video MP3 lights Cancel ON OFF Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Directoperationontheremotecontrolunit Each time the button is pressed and held for 2 seconds ON OFF 2 sec Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Each time the button is pressed...

Page 30: ...ion Connect the CD changer and load a magazine disc Playback starts automatically CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER SOURCE DISC DISC SOURCE 9 9TRACK TRACK 1 CD changer Mode Disc number Track number Playback Time Lights when the changer is connected Load a disc in the magazine Load a magazine with CDs ...

Page 31: ...st reverse Release to resume the regular play Note The power will be turned on automatically when a magazine is loaded The following functions are not supported during playback through a CD changer CD ROM CD RW playback CD text display MP3 playback Pause Stop In principle CD R disc play is supported but it does not follow that it will be possible to play all such discs properly 2 sec 2 sec ...

Page 32: ...y Disc Random Play Scan Play Disc Scan Play Repeat Play Disc Repeat Play Select RANDOM Select DISC RANDOM Select SCAN Select DISC SCAN Select REPEAT Select DISC REPEAT or FUNCTION MODE AUDIO PICTURE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed MODE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 33: ...at the current disc lights Cancel ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Each time the button is pressed and held for 2 seconds ON OFF Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Each time the button is pressed and held for 2 seconds ON OFF Each time the button is pressed ON OFF Each time the button is pressed and held for 2 seconds ON OFF Directoperationonther...

Page 34: ...eo on a wide screen with a 4 3 aspect ratio SettingOn ScreenMessages This is to select OSD page 26 messages which will be displayed when OSD is turned off Producing Audio that is audible at low volumes Dynamic Range Compression This function is effective for Dolby Digital encoded software 5 TV Mode 6 On Screen Messages 7 D Range Compression 1 Menu Language English 2 Subtitle Language English 3 Aud...

Page 35: ...9 When a wide screen monitor is connected Default 3 Return The display returns to Main Menu 1 Pan Scan Plays in Pan Scan mode Default 2 Letterbox Plays in Letter Box mode 3 Return The display returns to Main Menu If Pan Scan or Letterbox is already set in the software this setting is ignored 1 ON On Screen Display messages such as Play and Pause will always be displayed on the screen for 5 seconds...

Page 36: ...LARGE SUBWOOFER Subwoofer NO A center speaker option EAB CF2 recommended is required A subwoofer option CJ SFW300D recommended is required A power amplifier option is also required for connecting a subwoofer Select AUDIO PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY MODE PICTURE FUNCTION AUDIO The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 37: ...ND NONE for large speakers when bass playback is possible at least 100 Hz or lower for small speakers or when bass playback is not possible when not using surround speakers Subwoofer speaker setting YES SUB WOOFER when using a subwoofer NO when not using a subwoofer CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER DISP Display SEL Select SET SEL Select RET RETURN Note Press DISP on the main unit or...

Page 38: ...Adjusting the output balance of each speaker Default d0 dB for all speakers Setting range j12 dB to i12 dB 1 dB steps PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY AUDIO FUNCTION PICTURE MODE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 39: ... other speakers to the volume level of the speaker from which the test signal appears to the quietest If the speaker setting is NONE or NO for a speaker the test signal is not output and that speaker cannot be selected page 36 Press or to adjust the volume of the test signal Right front speaker output balance FRONT R Left surround speaker output balance L SUR CENTER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD...

Page 40: ...he Listener s Position Delay time setting Default 0 ms for all speakers Setting range Center speaker 0 ms to 5 ms 1 ms steps Surround speakers 0 ms to 15 ms 1 ms steps 1 ms 0 001 seconds PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY AUDIO FUNCTION PICTURE MODE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 41: ... adjustment while listening to sound If the speaker setting is NONE for a speaker that speaker cannot be selected page 36 Surround speaker delay time setting SURROUND CENTER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER DISP Display SEL Select SET SEL Select RET RETURN Note Press DISP on the main unit or RET on the remote control unit to return to the regular mode Note If no operation takes plac...

Page 42: ...OW FREQ 40 Hz GAIN 0 dB WIDTH 4 Setting range SPEAKER ALL FRONT L CENTER FRONT R L SUR R SUR BAND LOW MID HIGH FREQ LOW 40 80 100 160 Hz MID 200 500 1 k 2 k Hz HIGH 3 15 k 8 k 10 k 12 5 k Hz GAIN j12 to i12 dB 2 dB step WIDTH 1 2 3 4 AUDIO PICTURE MODE FUNCTION PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 43: ...t memory Loading the preset settings The settings are preset for each number 1 to 6 The preset settings are called 2 sec Note Press DISP on the main unit or RET on the remote control unit to return to the regular mode Note When playing a Dolby Digital dts source the parametric equalizer settings will not be implemented If no operation takes place for more than 60 seconds in the settings the displa...

Page 44: ...o to 5 1 channel Surround Playback PRO LOGIC ΙΙ Default MODE OFF PANORAMA OFF DIMENSION d0 j3 to i3 by 1 step CENTER WIDTH 3 0 to 7 by 1 step PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY MODE PICTURE FUNCTION AUDIO The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 45: ... to the front or rear i Moves the soundfield to the front j Moves the soundfield to the rear The closer it is to 0 the higher it is the proportion of the center channel component output from the center speaker The closer it is to 7 the higher it is the proportion of the center channel component output from the front speakers 0 The center channel component is not distributed between the front left ...

Page 46: ... to 2 channel Stereo Playback DOWN MIX Default OFF Changing 2 channel Dolby Digital and dts audio to 5 1 channel Surround Playback MULTI CH Default ON PARAMETRIC EQ PRO LOGIC ΙΙ DOWN MIX MULTI CH SP SETUP SP LEVEL SP DELAY AUDIO FUNCTION PICTURE MODE The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 47: ...urround playback default CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER DISP Display SEL Select SET SEL Select RET RETURN This expands the 2 channel signals from Dolby Digital and dts to 5 1 channel signals Normal sound 2 channel stereo playback ON OFF ON OFF Note Press DISP on the main unit or RET on the remote control unit to return to the regular mode Note If no operation takes place for more ...

Page 48: ...ult LOW Button Operation Sound BEEP Default ON MUTE KEY EXT MUTE BEEP AUX INPUT LEVEL AUDIO FUNCTION PICTURE MODE Navigation mute level EXT MUTE Select the mute level of this unit during the voice guidance from the Panasonic car navigation system available in future Default 0 Setting range OFF 0 1 2 The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 49: ...T SEL Select RET RETURN This book refers to the connection to the Panasonic car navigation system that will come on the market in future Descriptions regarding the car navigation system are boxed with dotted line Normally this is set to LOW Set this to HIGH when the level of external input is high when the sound is distorted or the OVER display appears Note Press DISP on the main unit or RET on th...

Page 50: ...um Brighter Background Display Switching 3D GRAPHICS Default ALL Contrast CONTRAST Default 3 Setting range 1 to 5 Clock adjustment CLOCK ADJUST 24 hour system Select PICTURE AUDIO PICTURE MODE FUNCTION CLOCK ADJUST CONTRAST 3D GRAPHICS The name of the mode currently selected will be displayed ...

Page 51: ... Press Put forward Press Put back Press The minutes display highlights Press Put forward Press Put back CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER CAR DVD PLAYER RECEIVER DISP Display SEL Select SET SEL Select RET RETURN Note Press DISP on the main unit or RET on the remote control unit to return to the regular mode Note If no operation takes place for more than 60 seconds in the settings the display returns to the ...

Page 52: ...it Disc is dirty or is upside down Disc has scratches A disc that has data other than CD DA or MP3 type is loaded Check the disc Disc has scratches Check the disc Cause Step No operation by some cause If normal operation is not restored call the store where you purchased the unit or the nearest Servicenter to ask for repairs The display continues if you cannot switch off the power The player for s...

Page 53: ...gazine in the changer Insert the magazine with discs Trouble Cause Step Car s engine switch is not on Turn your car s ignition switch to ACC or ON No power Cables are not correctly connected Connect cables correctly Connect the battery cable to the terminal that is always active Connect the accessory cable to your car s ACC source Connect the grounding wire to a metal part of the car Fuse is burnt...

Page 54: ...nded enough Extend fully the radio antenna Trouble Cause Step The display shows display and light off Press DISP display to change the display Only sound no display A mobile phone is used near the unit Keep the mobile phone away from the unit Noise The unit s grounding wire is not connected securely Check the metal areas of the car body chassis and connect the grounding wire more securely Menu is ...

Page 55: ...nit may not successfully play back a CD R RW that was made by the combination of writing software a CD recorder CD R RW drive and a disc if they are incompatible one another Refer to instructions for the concerned devices for details Mounting angle is over 30x Adjust mounting angle to less than 30x Sound skips due to vibration Unstable mounting Mount the unit securely with the mounting parts refer...

Page 56: ...ted while fast forwarding or reversing Subtitles must be recorded on the disc or they will not appear Refer to the guide provided with your disc No subtitles appear Set the Dynamic range compression setting to Minimum It is difficult to hear quiet sounds It is not possible to switch if the disc does not have multiple audio languages subtitle languages angles recorded on it Refer to the guide provi...

Page 57: ...riting was executed when MP3 data was recorded on the disc Decrease writing speed as low as possible Files or folders are not recorded in the desired playback order Some writing software lets you specify the recording order by adding a prefix in the range of 01 99 etc to the file name For details refer to the user manual of your writing software Files are not played in the desired order The disc d...

Page 58: ...nt fuse fails contact your nearest Panasonic Servicenter for service Sound Setting Trouble Cause Step Check the speaker level or parametric equalizer settings There is no sound from one of the speakers Cables are not correctly connected Connect the cables correctly The right speaker wire is connected to the left speaker and the left speaker wire to the right speaker Connect the speaker wires to th...

Page 59: ... condensation When you play back a disc in a rainy day or right after turning on the heater playback may not function correctly because of dew condensation on the optical lens of this unit or on the disc In such a case eject the disc and wait for approx an hour to let dew evaporate spontaneously In case a problem may arise Turn off the power immediately Disconnect the power cable after making sure...

Page 60: ... logical format for files and folders international standard The ISO9660 format has the following restrictions on the number of characters that can be used For details please see the user s manual for the writing software What is the extension format Joliet and Romeo are logical formats for files and folders used on Windows whereas the ISO9660 Apple extension is used on Macintosh computers These f...

Page 61: ... the same disc depending on the player used In some cases you may be able to specify the playback order by using 3 digit numbers 001 255 or 2 digit numbers at the beginning of the file name M3U play lists are not supported WMA and MP3 PRO are not supported Copyright Except for one s personal enjoyment of the copyrighted material such as music copying recording distribu tion and delivery of discs w...

Page 62: ... CD DA or MP3 data video CD etc Be sure to observe the instructions of CD R RW disc for handling it Maintenance How to hold the disc Do not touch the underside of the disc Do not scratch the disc Do not bend the disc When not in use keep the disc in the case Label side Do not use irregular shaped discs Do not leave discs on the following places Direct sunlight Near car heaters Dirty dusty and damp...

Page 63: ...inear PCM audio In this format the audio signal is converted to digital data and recorded in two channels without compression Because the capacity of a DVD video disc is large it can store more data with better accuracy than a CD Pan Scan screen This refers to a screen on which the playback picture of wide screen DVDs or Video CDs is cut off at the left and right sides Playback Control Video CD Wh...

Page 64: ...ayer Professional skill and experience is required to wire and install the player For safety s sake always ask the store from which you purchased the player to install and wire it for you Check the wiring and installation parts In the unlikely event that something is wrong please contact the store from which you purchased the player Wiring Installation Item Qty Power cord 1 Clamp connector 1 Bindi...

Page 65: ...n below Always use the accessory screws provided with the player Do not use screws of a different length Select the accessory screws that match the shape of the holes in the attachment bracket When the bracket is not steady reinforce the attachment with a spacer s to secure it Binding Head screw M5 a 6 mm Bracket for the car Flat Head screw M5 a 6 mm A spacer is not used in this hole Binding Head ...

Page 66: ...w Pre Out Cord Front Video Output Cord Pre Out Cord Rear AUX Input Cord NAVI MUTE Resistor 220 Ω ACC This lead is not intended for use with a switch actuated power antenna To ACC power 12 V DC To the car battery continuous 12 V DC To a clean bare metallic part of the car chassis To an external amplifier Max 100 mA In future use In future use Not used VIDEO OUT Changer Control Cord VIDEO CONT To th...

Page 67: ...FRONT L REAR L REAR R Side brake parking brake connection lead Black Black Monaural Be sure to connect this as a safety measure Connect the parking brake cord to the one that is not connected to the vehicles chassis while the brake is in the released state Vehicle lead Side brake parking brake connection lead Push the end of the cord in until it touches this part Clamp connector Chassis Parking br...

Page 68: ...Speaker External amplifier Subwoofer L White R Red R Red L White Monaural FRONT REAR CENTER OUT S W OUT Black Ground Lead CD changer CX DP880 option RCA Cord Battery Lead DIN Cord CD C IN CQ D7400W Changer Control Cord R Red L White Refer to the operating instrunctions for each connecting device in conjunction with this book Example Combination CD changer CX DP880 External amplifier Upgraded syste...

Page 69: ... Armenian 7365 Interlingua 7378 Indonesian 7383 Icelandic 7384 Italian 7387 Hebrew 7465 Japanese 7473 Yiddish 7487 Javanese 7565 Georgian 7575 Kazakh 7576 Greenlandic 7577 Cambodian 7578 Kannada 7579 Korean 7583 Kashmiri 7585 Kurdish 7589 Kirghiz 7665 Latin 7678 Lingala 7679 Laothian 7684 Lithuanian 7686 Latvian Lettish 7771 Malagasy 7773 Maori 7775 Macedonian 7776 Malayalam 7778 Mongolian 7779 Mo...

Page 70: ...compensation S N ratio mono 70 dB Stereo separation 35 dB 1 kHz Alternate channel selectivity 75 dB Signal format NTSC Video output 75 1 Vp p Region Number 3 and ALL Note Specifications and design are subject to modification without notice due to improvements in technology Audio Section Frequency response 20 Hzj44 kHz 96 kHz sampling frequency DVD video only When LARGE is selected 20 Hzj22 kHz 48 ...

Page 71: ...ranty card Please take the unit to the dealer along with the warranty card After the warranty period Repair is available on a chargeable basis Holding period of functional parts for repair We will hold the functional parts which are indispensable to maintain its original performance for 6 years after suspension of producing the unit Warranty period One year from the date of purchase For repair or ...

Page 72: ...Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd Web Site http www panasonic co jp grobal YEFM284094 F0903 0 Printed in Japan ...

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