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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 
Safety Information ….…………………………………………………………………….2 

Features …………………………………………………………………………………...3 

Accessories………………………………………………………………………………..4 

Unit Installation………… ………………………………………………………………….5 

Unit Removal …………… ………………………………………………………………….7 

Wire Connection …………………………………………………………………………...8 

Front Panel …………………………………………………………………………………10 

Rear Panel ……………………………………………………………………………..12 

Remote Control …………………………………………………………………………13 

Touch Screen Operations. ….... ..............................................................................17 

Touch Screen Calibrate ………………………………………………………………17 

Main Menu ……………………………………………………………………………..18 

Radio Operations ………………………………………………..……………............19 

DVD Operations ………………………………………………………….……………22 

USB Operations ………………………………………………….…………………….24 

SD CARD Operations …………………………………………….…………………….24 

Bluetooth Operations …………..……………………………………….………………25 

iPod Operations ……………………………………………………….………………33 

AV IN 1 Operations …………………………………………………..………………….35 

AV IN 2 Operations …………………………………………………..………………….36 

CDC Operations ………………………………………..……………..………………37 

System Setup ………………………………………………………………………….39 

DVD Setup Menu…………………………………………………………………....…...43 

Trouble Shooting……………………………………………………………………..…...48 

Specifications ………………………………………………………………….…......50 

Disc Notes ………………………………………………………………………………..51 

Summary of Contents for PTID-7350NBT

Page 1: ...Operating Manual 7 Wide Touch Screen EXACT Double Din In Dash Motorized TFT Monitor DVD AM FM Bluetooth Function...

Page 2: ...mote Control 13 Touch Screen Operations 17 Touch Screen Calibrate 17 Main Menu 18 Radio Operations 19 DVD Operations 22 USB Operations 24 SD CARD Operations 24 Bluetooth Operations 25 iPod Operations...

Page 3: ...ing with the sound at a level preventing you from hearing sounds outside and around the car may cause an accident When cleaning Do not expose the product to water or excessive moisture This could caus...

Page 4: ...Screen Safety Trigger AM FM With 30 Pre sets 18 FM 12 AM Auto Store Pre set Scan 4 Channel High Power 50 x 4 Channels Mosfet Power Dual RCA Outputs Front Rear Sub Woofer Selectable Frequency Outputs 8...

Page 5: ...crews x 8 Connecter Wire x 1 Remote Control x 1 Keys x 2 Operational Manual x 1 Mounting Sleeve x 1 USB Cable x 1 iPod Cable x 1 option Trim Bezel x 1 Air Vent Cover x 1 AV Cable x 1 External Micropho...

Page 6: ...5 UNIT INSTALLATION 1 connect the power cable with unit 2 press the P ANGLE button to slide down the front panel 3 turn over the unit loose the screws...

Page 7: ...6 4 press the P ANGLE button to close the front panel 5 install the Mounting sleeve into the dashboard 6 install the unit into the mounting sleeve NOTE Screws are useful to protection during shipment...

Page 8: ...7 UNIT REMOVAL Insert the keys supplied with the unit on both sides as illustrated as this will release the internal locks so you can slide the unit out...

Page 9: ...8 WIRE CONNECTION NOTE Plug the external microphone input into the MIC IN jack for Bluetooth...

Page 10: ...T monitor will display the alarm picture see as follows in order to ensure the safety Under the Rear View Mode the Brake Control function is no effective Auto Antenna Control Connect the auto antenna...

Page 11: ...10 FRONT PANEL 1 MINI USB 5 RESET 9 MENU 2 OPEN CLOSE P ANGLE 6 REMOTE 10 POWER SOURCE 3 VOLUME 7 MIC 11 AV IN 2 4 VOLUME 8 MUTE 12 EJECT 13 SD CARD SLOT...

Page 12: ...the original factory settings Keep in mind this will erase all your preset radio stations and any EQ settings you may have made and saved 6 REMOTE Infrared Remote Receiver 7 MIC Microphone 8 MUTE Pres...

Page 13: ...2 EJECT When flip down the front panel press to eject load a disc 13 SD CARD SLOT The unit will be switched to SD Mode automatically when SD card inserted and play the songs pictures videos in SD card...

Page 14: ...4 MENU 16 ZOOM CALL 28 STOP 5 AUDIO 17 SUBTITLE PBP 29 D ANGLE 6 LOUD EQ 18 OPEN CLOSE P ANGLE 30 PLAY PAUSE 7 UP Tune up 19 SETUP 31 NEXT 8 LEFT Seek Down 20 VOLUME 32 A B PHONE PAIR 9 ENTER BAND 21...

Page 15: ...ons to move the cursor upward downward to select item Press the buttons to move the cursor leftward rightward to select item Under RADIO Mode Press the buttons to switch the stored stations Hold on pr...

Page 16: ...panel 19 SETUP Press to enter the DVD SETUP menu 20 VOL 21 VOL Press to increase decrease the volume 22 DISPLAY Press to display current playback information when playing DVD disc 23 PBC AST CLEAR Pr...

Page 17: ...the stereo on off under Radio Mode REPLACING THE BATTERIES If the remote control has no function or if the operating range reduced replace the old battery with new one 1 Pull out the battery holder Fo...

Page 18: ...remote control to enter the CALIBRATE page To touch the points from 1 to 5 until the points change to brighter by using a ballpoint pen or pencil After all 5 points change to brighter the unit would...

Page 19: ...18 MAIN MENU Touch the icon MORE to enter the 2nd page of main menu...

Page 20: ...erforms same operation Recall a Preset Station Touch the icon 1 6 to recall the corresponding stored station in M1 M6 channels To press the number buttons 1 6 of remote control performs same operation...

Page 21: ...ng increasing Hold on touching the icons has same function with SEEK SEEK To press the buttons of remote control performs same operation 3 LOCAL ON OFF When you are using the local searching function...

Page 22: ...p playing 4 It is independent for FM AM frequency There are 3 wave bands of FM1 FM2 FM3 2 wave bands of AM1 AM2 each can store 6 radio stations totally 30 radio stations 5 The unit will stop on the be...

Page 23: ...remote control performs the same operation 4 EXIT Touch the icon to exit the TOUCH ICONS display 5 F REV 6 F FWD Touch the icon to select fast reverse forward search Touch the PLAY icon to resume to...

Page 24: ...o press the direction buttons UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow of remote control performs same operation 5 ENTER Touch the icon to confirm the selection To press the ENTER button of remote control performs sa...

Page 25: ...ly if there is a disc inside Under USB Mode all operations are same as DVD operations SD CARD OPERATIONS Touch the icon SD CARD to enter the SD CARD Mode if SD card connected The unit will switch to S...

Page 26: ...control performs same operation 2 PHONE CALL Touch the icon to enter the phone calling 3 PHONE BOOK Touch the icon to enter the phone book lookup 4 AUDIO Touch the icon to enter the audio device opera...

Page 27: ...the item would be changed to red color 1 INFORMATION DISPLAY 2 AUTO ANSWER Touch the icon to select auto manual answer when call is coming 3 PHONEC CONNECT Touch the icon to select auto manual phone c...

Page 28: ...lly 5 different devices including cell phones and audio players 1 When you want to connect another paired cell phone with unit to press the PHONE button of remote control to disconnect the current con...

Page 29: ...have input To press the CLEAR button of remote control performs same operation 4 END CALL To touch the icon to reject or hang up a call To press the END CALL button of remote control performs same op...

Page 30: ...tion Then when talking you will see the below information And end the call you will see the below information CALLING IN When call in you will see the below image Then when talking you will see the be...

Page 31: ...NSFER When talking the phone touch the icon to transfer the call between the unit and your cell phone To press the TRANSFER button of remote control performs same operation 2 CALL To touch the icon to...

Page 32: ...NOTE Touch the icon 2 when item is changed to blue color the item is selected To press the buttons of remote control to select the item and the item would be changed to blue color 1 INFORAMTION DISPLA...

Page 33: ...performs same operation 2 NEXT Touch the icon to select the next track To press the NEXT button of remote control performs same operation 3 PLAY PAUSE Touch the icon to pause playback when playing tou...

Page 34: ...List 3 The Playing Time 4 The Name of Playing Song 5 The Name of Artist 6 The Name of Album 7 PREV 8 NEXT Touch the icon to go to the pervious next chapter track or song To press the PREVIOUS NEXT but...

Page 35: ...ouch the icon to exit the TOUCH ICONS display Video Operation 1 MUTE Touch the icon to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level 2 MUSIC Touch the icon to switch to th...

Page 36: ...h it again to resume to the previous volume level 2 EQ The user can set to adjust the audio output to your preference USER POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ USER 3 MENU Touch the icon to return the main menu 4 EX...

Page 37: ...t to adjust the audio output to your preference USER POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ USER 3 MENU Touch the icon to return the main menu 4 EXIT Touch the icon to exit the TOUCH ICONS display NOTE AV IN 2 is for...

Page 38: ...f panel or remote control performs same operation 6 F REV 7 F FWD Touch the icon to select fast reverse forward search Touch the PLAY icon to resume to normal playback To press the F REV F FWD buttons...

Page 39: ...E Touch the CDC icon to enter the following page if the CD DVD changer not connected 1 INFORMATION It indicates that the unit does not connect the CD DVD changer 2 MENU Touch the icon to return the ma...

Page 40: ...ly 6 SAVE SETTINGS Touch the icon 5 to save all settings and exit SETUP SETUP MENU OPERATION Press the ENTER BAND button of remote control to switch the main menus as following SYSTEM VIDEO AUDIO MORE...

Page 41: ...DEFAULT the unit will restore all default settings of Sound Parameter Picture Parameter Tuner Parameter VIDEO SETUP BRIGHTNESS 0 64 CONTRAST 0 64 COLOR 0 64 HUE 0 64 VIDEO TYPE NTSC PAL AUTO NTSC NOTE...

Page 42: ...41 AUDIO SETUP BASS 15 15 TREBLE 15 15 BALANCE L 15 R 15 FADER F 15 R 15 MORE AUDIO SETUP SUB WOOFER FRQ 80HZ 120HZ 160HZ OFF 80HZ SUB WOOFER VOL 0 15...

Page 43: ...42 CLOCK SETUP CLOCK 12H 24H DISPLAY ON OFF HOUR 00 23 MINUTE 00 59...

Page 44: ...ss the buttons to select the submenus as your need Press the or ENTER buttons to enter the items of submenus Press the button to exit the items of submenus Press the buttons to select the item you wan...

Page 45: ...G 13 5 PG R 6 R 7 NC 17 8 ADULT The Parental Ratings could be changed after the correct password input DEFAULT The unit will restore all default settings by selecting this option LANGUAGE SETUP OSD LA...

Page 46: ...options are available for the MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH GERMAN SPANISH FRENCH PORTUGUESE ITALIAN RUSSIAN DUTCH SWEDISH KOREAN DANISH NORWEGIAN POLISH HUNGARIAN DIVX LANGUAGE Following options are availab...

Page 47: ...r the BRIGHTNESS 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 CONTRAST Following options are available for the CONTRAST 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 HUE Following options are available for the HUE 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 SATURATION Following options ar...

Page 48: ...for the BASS MODE ALL LG SPK ALL SM SPK MIXED SPK DIGITAL SETUP OP MODE Following options are available for the OP MODE LINE OUT RF REMOD DYNAMIC RANGE Following options are available for the DYNAMIC...

Page 49: ...wiring connections Poor sound quality or distortion Pirate disc is in use Speaker power rating not compatible with unit Speaker is shorted Use original copy Connect proper speakers Check speaker cont...

Page 50: ...BC is not available on the disc No repeat or searching while playing VCD PBC is on Turn PBC off MP3 Interruption occurred during playback Disc is dirty or scratched Clean disc or replace Cannot read d...

Page 51: ...Europe China IF 10 7 MHz Usable Sensitivity 15 dB V Stereo Separation 27 dB 1KHz Frequency Response 20 10000 Hz AM TUNER Frequency Range 530 1710 KHz USA 522 1620 KHz Europe 531 1602 KHz China IF 450...

Page 52: ...rubbing alcohol Never use solvent such as benzene thinner or conventional record cleaners which may mar the surface of the disc NOTE A disc may became somewhat scratched although not enough to made i...

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