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1. CDV-710 CD/DVD Car radio

Monitor closed

2. Case for the operating unit

Monitor open

3. Installation frame

4. Disassembly key, installation material

Summary of Contents for CDV-710

Page 1: ...s Please pay particular attention to the chapter Important safety instructions on page 7 Store this manual in a safe location for future reference If you sell or transfer this device please be sure to pass along these instructions as well 2 Copyright The contents of this manual may not be reproduced copied or otherwise duplicated in electronic mechanical magnetic optical chemical manual or any oth...

Page 2: ...ity we reserve the right to make possible improvements or changes without prior notification For all product descriptions and user instructions the German version is the ultimately valid reference in the event of possible deviations in other languages 4 Manufacturer information JNC Datum Tech GmbH Benzstraße 33 71083 Herrenberg Germany More information can also be found at www mysilvercrest de ...

Page 3: ...the device 13 8 2 Connecting the antenna 17 8 3 Supply voltage 17 8 4 Speakers 18 8 5 Removal 19 9 Operating unit 20 9 1 Front view closed 20 9 2 Front view monitor open 22 9 3 Front view with detached operating unit 22 10 Operation of the monitor 23 10 1 Swivelling the monitor outward 23 10 2 Areas sensitive to touch touch screen 24 11 Display 26 11 1 Display when the monitor is closed 26 11 2 Di...

Page 4: ...r 37 14 4 Manual search for a radio station 37 14 5 Storing a station with the station buttons 38 14 6 Storing stations with automatic station search 38 14 7 Calling up stored stations 38 14 8 Checking stored stations 39 14 9 LOC function 39 14 10 STMO function 40 14 11 RDS 40 14 12 Traffic announcements TA traffic program TP 40 14 13 Alternative frequencies AF 41 14 14 Regional programs REG 43 15...

Page 5: ...1 Changing the bass settings BASS 52 20 2 Changing the treble settings TREBLE 52 20 3 Changing the volume ratio BALANCE 53 20 4 Changing the volume distribution FADER 54 21 Menu level 2 55 21 1 LOC function to set the station search 55 21 2 LOUD function for the tone setting loudness 56 21 3 ST MO function to switch between stereo and mono playback 56 21 4 CT function to set the time of day 57 21 ...

Page 6: ...sword settings 67 22 6 Exiting the settings 68 23 Factory default settings RESET 68 24 Remote control 69 24 1 Remote control normal 69 24 2 Remote control Dual Zone 70 24 3 Changing the battery 71 24 4 Disposal of the battery 72 25 Product information 72 25 1 General information 72 25 2 Technical specifications 73 26 Disposal 76 27 Troubleshooting 77 ...

Page 7: ...ch as e g cups or bottles are placed in the vicinity of the device Make sure that the display is not exposed to any bumps This could damage the display Please familiarize yourself with the different functions of your device before you begin driving Excessively high volumes can pose a risk for you and other people in traffic Therefore always select the volume at such a level that environmental soun...

Page 8: ...r could rise to the point that the device overheats and causes malfunctions If possible cool the interior of the vehicle in order to ensure that the device will operate properly Only let the device be installed by qualified vehicle technicians Before the final installation of the device into a DIN insertion compartment in the dashboard connect the cables and test the connections Only use the acces...

Page 9: ...u have to replace the fuse only use an identical one with the same rating The connected speakers have to be high performance speakers with a minimum output of 40 W and an impedance ranging from 4 to 8 ohm If you connect speakers with other output or impedance ratings the speakers may burn smoke or sustain other kinds of damage When the device is turned on a control signal adjoins the blue cable of...

Page 10: ...like audio CDs It s possible that CD R CD RW data carriers can t be played back correctly if they were recorded by a device other than an audio CD recorder In addition it may be the case that a data carrier CD R CD RW recorded with an audio CD recorder can t be played back due to the conditional features irregular formats or soiling of the data carriers The information recorded on the data carrier...

Page 11: ...11 Deutsch English 7 Scope of delivery 1 CDV 710 CD DVD Car radio Monitor closed 2 Case for the operating unit Monitor open 3 Installation frame 4 Disassembly key installation material ...

Page 12: ...tsch English 5 Remote control 6 Remote control dual zone 7 ISO connector set 8 User manual Note The design and technical data are subject to change without any notification Illustrations are not true to scale ...

Page 13: ...t connect any of the vehicle s plugs and cables to the radio unless you have the appropriate specialised knowledge of this process Only use the supplied cable to connect the device Depending on the build of your vehicle the installation may deviate from this description We do not assume any liability for damages caused by faulty installations or connections nor any subsequent damages Note We recom...

Page 14: ...fterwards the frame can be slid down over the device towards the rear Now slide the installation frame into the installation slot provided for the car radio Now attach the installation frame by bending the installation brackets towards the outside with a screwdriver The frame is properly installed when it can no longer be pulled out yet also keeps from sliding into the installation slot Now connec...

Page 15: ...ar right violet black 3 Front right grey 4 Battery 12V yellow Front right grey black 5 Car antenna blue Front left white 6 Front left white black 7 Ignition ACC red Rear left green 8 Ground black Rear left green black Insert the device into the installation frame until the stop The device then audibly snaps into the frame Attach the front frame and then insert the operating unit ...

Page 16: ... 3 Output rear right left grey 11 Drive disconnection of the video signal brown 4 Camera input black 12 Subwoofer output black 5 Video output rear black 13 Backseat line out grey 6 Video input AUX IN video black 14 Front line out brown 7 Bolts for the device installation 15 ISO adapter plug 8 Device fuse 15A RCA jack colours left white right red other yellow ...

Page 17: ...for the driver while the vehicle is in motion Please consider that your insurance coverage may be restricted or exempted otherwise Please consult a specialist in your area if you have any questions about the connections 8 2 Connecting the antenna The device is designed for antennas with an impedance of 75 Ω To connect the antenna plug the antenna cable into the antenna socket of the device socket ...

Page 18: ... assigned differently This is not a defect of the device but caused by a deviating connector pin assignment by the manufacturer of your vehicle To provide a connection that conforms to this device please purchase an appropriate adapter cable from a specialised dealer if required Please consult a specialist in your area if you have any questions about the connections 8 4 Speakers Cable adapter ISO ...

Page 19: ...ce and the panel to the right and left of the short side of the frame and carefully levering the panel out towards the front Then insert the two disassembly keys into the openings on both sides of the front of the device and slide these until the stop Make sure that the protrusion on the disassembly key illustr 8 2 points away from the device during the insertion Slowly and carefully pull out the ...

Page 20: ... 2 LOC LOUD STEREO MONO TIME TAVOL EON DUAL ZONE if pressed for more than two seconds LOC is only available in radio mode TP button to turn the traffic alert function on off Button to activate the loudness function pressed longer than three seconds MODE button to select sources between radio CD DVD if inserted memory card if inserted rear view camera and AUX In Station selection button 1 radio mod...

Page 21: ...radio mode Random playback data carrier mode if pressed longer Stop button data carrier mode Button to mute the device CD DVD eject button Infrared sensor for the remote controls 5 Way multifunction button for the menu navigation to the right left up down and confirm pressed BAND Button to switch the frequency band as well as the button memory FM1 FM3 MW1 and MW2 OPEN Button to open and close the ...

Page 22: ...splay the DVD playback menu only in CD DVD mode Button to activate the monitor menu for the DVD device settings 9 3 Front view with detached operating unit Button to change the distance of the monitor to the installation slot Button to set the slant of the monitor TILT Contacts for the operating unit PLEASE DON T TOUCH Reset button to restore factory default settings Note When the factory settings...

Page 23: ...lease familiarize yourself sufficiently with the device and avoid longer entries during the drive for your own safety 10 1 Swivelling the monitor outward To better read and operate the screen it s possible to swivel the monitor of the device by about 30 to the right and left For this first open the monitor with the OPEN button as described above Then you can swivel the monitor by pulling it toward...

Page 24: ...as indicated in illustr 10 2 are not visible on the screen The image merely serves for a clearer visualisation But if you press a finger or an object against the indicated areas the corresponding submenu will open The menus and their functions are addressed in the following chapter Illustr 10 2 Note Please only touch the screen with very light pressure and never with sharp objects Otherwise it mig...

Page 25: ...dge of the screen you will reach an additional menu by means of the marked area see illustr 10 4 below Illustr 10 3 You can reach the menu pictured in illustr 10 4 by touching the field that is indicated as MENU in illustr 10 3 Then the adjoining menu is activated and makes the functions available according to their symbols Through EJECT you can eject the CD DVD data carrier Through EXIT you will ...

Page 26: ...ceived TP A broadcast program with traffic information is being received EON EON Enhanced Other Networks data are being received Preset location of the selected station on the station buttons LOC The selection of local radio stations has been activated An FM stereo program is being received DISC CD DVD has been inserted INT Beginnings of tracks are being played intro RDM Tracks are played back in ...

Page 27: ... recently played station DVD MODE Switches to the DVD mode and starts the playback of the inserted CD DVD data carrier SD CARD Switches to the data carrier and begins the playback of the files it contains AUX IN Switches to the AUX IN input and displays the accompanying video signal on the screen CAMERA Switches to a connected camera and shows the image recorded by the camera DUAL ZONE Switches to...

Page 28: ...veral combination options are available here Setting up the second playback level Menu entry Function DVD MODE Starts the playback of the inserted CD DVD data carrier SD CARD Starts the playback of the inserted SD MMC data carrier AUX IN Switches to the video and audio input of the device This makes it possible to integrate external video and audio sources DUAL OFF Ends the second playback level T...

Page 29: ...dio settings VIDEO Switches to the submenu for video settings SYSTEM Switches to the submenu for system settings RDS Switches to the submenu for RDS settings CALIBRATION Switches to the submenu for the orientation of the touch screen The TV function is on a grey surface and not available ...

Page 30: ...ween the front and rear from F 8 to R 8 SUBWOOFER Turning the subwoofer on and off S VOLUME Setting the initial volume level The maximum volume level of the device is at 45 The initial volume level can be set between 0 45 The initial volume level is a function that protects from hearing damage To protect your health leave the initial volume at a low level and if necessary adjust the playback volum...

Page 31: ...ightness from 0 to 40 CONTRAST Setting the screen contrast levels from 0 to 40 COLOR Setting the screen colour values from 0 to 40 SHARP Setting the screen playback sharpness from 0 to 6 SCREEN Setting the side ratio during the playback The side ratios 16 9 and 4 3 are available ...

Page 32: ...n for regional programs on and off TP Turning the traffic alert function on and off EON Turning the EON function on and off PTY Turning the PTY function on and off TA VOL Setting the volume of the traffic alerts The volume can be selected between 0 and 45 Further information about the individual functions can be found in section 14 ...

Page 33: ...monitor according to your personal preferences Different setting options are available IN OUT FIX The IN OUT FIX function allows you to vary the distance of the monitor towards the front or the rear so that it can be adjusted according to your personal preferences NONE lets you freely choose the position With FIXED you lock the monitor into a particular position TIME SET A function to set the time...

Page 34: ...e operating unit into the provided case and take it with you when you leave the car 13 Basic functions 13 1 Turning on off To turn on the device briefly press the on off button on the operating unit To turn the device off press the same button again The device will then turn off Note If the device is activated after the ignition has been started it will automatically turn on and off with the ignit...

Page 35: ... the risk that you will permanently damage your hearing Please consider that while using the device you should still be in the position of perceiving your surroundings warning signals sirens etc Please only perform lengthy changes of the device settings while the vehicle is parked Otherwise your concentration might be affected by the changes 13 3 Muting the speakers To mute the connected speakers ...

Page 36: ...n Radio display with open monitor Radio display with open monitor with activated second playback level dual zone 14 2 Selection of the wavelength range FM UKW range To select the FM range briefly press the BAND button repeatedly until the desired range F1 F2 or F3 with a closed monitor or FM 1 FM 2 or FM 3 with an open monitor appear on the display along with the current frequency MW range To sele...

Page 37: ...n In order to select a station manually press the five way multifunction button for about three seconds towards the right or left The display will indicate MANUAL Now press the five way multifunction button towards the right to increase the frequency or to the left to diminish the frequency until the desired frequency is indicated on the display The frequency will change in 50kHz increments in the...

Page 38: ...able stations and stores these under the station selection buttons 1 6 In order to start the search press the P SCAN button and keep it pressed for more than two seconds Now the scanner allocates all station positions at the current level of the selected wave band as long as enough stations with sufficient reception quality are available After the scanning has ended the stored stations are automat...

Page 39: ...rst station on the corresponding level e g F1 or FM 1 14 9 LOC function The LOCAL function is relevant for the station search Here you can select whether only local strong stations ON or also weaker more distant stations OFF are searched for The LOC function prevents a corresponding switch to a stronger station as long as it isn t broadcasting the same program as the one currently being listened t...

Page 40: ...ame of the program appears as an abbreviation on the display Further information such as frequency time and program type PTY can be faded in An RDS program will be broadcast by several senders on different frequencies alternative frequencies If an RDS program has been selected the device automatically switches to the alternative frequency that can be received most clearly as long as that is availa...

Page 41: ...During AUX IN operation the current track will not stop but continue playing To stop the device connected via AUX IN please consult the manual of the respective manufacturer of the device If you only want to hear traffic announcements turn on the announcement function with the TP button and turn the volume to VOL 0 with the volume control dial or use the MUTE function The device will automatically...

Page 42: ... heard as disruptive pauses In such an event the AF function can be turned off Note Radio reception conditions In the FM wave band there can be changes in the reception conditions during the drive Mountains buildings or bridges can diminish reception This applies especially if the distance to the station is large Enhanced Other Networks EON The EON function is an additional RDS service If the curr...

Page 43: ...ate of WMA and MP3 files are at 32 kbps and for OGG files at 45 kbps The maximum bitrate of WMA files is at 192 kbps MP3 files at 320 kbps and OGG files at 500 kbps Note Conditional on the quality differences of the media as well the characteristics of the recording it can happen that some individually recorded CDs and DVDs are incapable of being read Such events do not constitute a malfunction of...

Page 44: ...essage LOADING When the monitor is open the screen menu is also available for the selection of the program source Note The program source DVD can only be selected through the MODE button if there is a CD or DVD in the insertion slot For technical reasons only DVD will appear on the display even if a CD is selected or played back However this has no effect at all on the playback or the quality 15 2...

Page 45: ... within approx ten seconds it will be drawn back into the slot to prevent damage to the device 15 3 Playback pause stop To pause the playback briefly press the Pause button PAUSE will be indicated on the display To continue the playback press the PAUSE button again To end the playback briefly press the Stop button STOP will be indicated on the display When the monitor is open the screen menu is al...

Page 46: ...you for these functions 15 6 Repeating tracks Repeat To repeat a track keep the button pressed until R ONE appears on the display The abbreviation RPT is shown and the current track is repeated To repeat the entire folder or CD press the button again until R ALL appears on the display When the monitor is open the messages SPUR will appear for R ONE and ALL for R ALL To end the function press the b...

Page 47: ... SD MMC To insert an SD MMC card please press the button on the device Now the operating unit can be removed Now you can insert a data carrier into the SD MMC card slot Please insert your SD MMC card into the card slot with the contacts towards the top and front until it audibly snaps into position SD MMC cards with a storage capacity of up to 2 GB are supported To remove an SD MMC card again pres...

Page 48: ... source Then the device will read the music tracks that can be reproduced from the memory card and begins to play back the first track Note The program source SD MMC can only be selected through the MODE button if there is an SD MMC card in the card reader Note Please consider that you only have approx 20 seconds to insert an SD MMC memory card into the insertion slot or remove it again Otherwise ...

Page 49: ...pward and downward If you press the button to the right you will reach the contents of the selected folder or additional information about the currently selected title With images a thumbnail preview will appear If you press the button to the left you will return to the higher level folder Press the button normally to play back the selected title File overview Track overview here with activated re...

Page 50: ...ll return to the higher level folder Press the button regularly to display the image at the full screen size Now the slide show is started 18 2 Rotating an image During the slide show you have the option of rotating the current image to the right or left by pressing the five way multifunction button 18 3 Zoom The zoom function gives you the option of having the images and films displayed in an enl...

Page 51: ...onnection cable from illustr 8 3 is a connection with which you can connect external audio devices through their headphone or AUX output with this device The audio tracks played back on these devices are then put out through the car speakers This is how you can e g play back audio files that you have saved on your cell phone minidisk iPod or tape recorder To connect external audio devices with the...

Page 52: ...ory don t change anything on the device for approx five seconds If you confirm the selection by pressing the control dial you will reach the next possible setting If you use the automatic memory the device will return to the standard display 20 2 Changing the treble settings TREBLE After pressing the control dial twice the treble setting TREBLE can be reached The message TRE will appear on the dis...

Page 53: ...out the amount of the change The ratio between the right and left speaker group can be set in a range between 8R and 8L The volume ratio between the speakers changes according to the setting and the volume will increase on one side according to this setting and decrease on the other side Note If the ratio is set to R L the volume on both speaker groups is the same If the control dial is set to the...

Page 54: ...ing to the setting The volume of one speaker group increases the other decreases Note If the ratio is set to R F the volume on both speaker groups is the same If the control dial for one of the two speaker groups is turned to the maximum setting 8 the other speaker group is muted To change this turn the control dial again The setting is saved either when the desired value is confirmed by pressing ...

Page 55: ...h Here it can be selected whether only local strong stations ON or also weaker more distant stations OFF are searched for The LOC function prevents a corresponding switching to a stronger station as long as it isn t broadcasting the same program as the one currently being listened to To activate the LOC function press the control dial until menu level 2 is reached The LOC function will appear Now ...

Page 56: ...n t change anything on the device for approx five seconds If you confirm the selection by pressing the control dial you will reach the next possible setting If you use the automatic memory the device will return to the standard display Note When the LOUD function LOUD ON is activated the message LOUD appears on the display This is turned off after deactivation 21 3 ST MO function to switch between...

Page 57: ... until you get to menu level 2 The LOC function will appear Press the control dial repeatedly until you get to the menu item CT There you have the option of setting the time of the device by turning the dial Turning to the right changes the number of the hours turning to the left the minutes The setting is saved either when the desired value is confirmed by pressing the control dial or through aut...

Page 58: ...t increases the volume for traffic announcements turning to the left reduces the volume for traffic announcements The volume for traffic announcements can be set between 0 45 Here 0 no sound and 45 maximum volume of the device The setting is saved either when the desired value is confirmed by pressing the control dial or through automatic memory don t change anything on the device for approx five ...

Page 59: ... press the control dial until menu level 2 is reached The LOC function will appear Press the control dial until you get to the menu item EON There you will have the option of activating ON or deactivating OFF the function by turning the dial If the EON function is activated EON will appear on the display The setting is saved either when the desired value is confirmed by pressing the control dial o...

Page 60: ...ither when the desired value is confirmed by pressing the control dial or through automatic memory don t change anything on the device for approx five seconds If you confirm the selection by pressing the control dial you will return to the standard display If you use the automatic memory the device will also return to the standard display 22 DVD device settings For the settings of the DVD drive a ...

Page 61: ...ice menu but not supported by the device OSD language This menu item allows you to set the language of this menu Subtitles This function displays subtitles as long as those are available on the data carrier and the function is activated Last memory This pertains to a memory function that remembers the point where the playback was last stopped If the function is activated it s possible to continue ...

Page 62: ...will appear for RIGHT LEFT LTRT will appear and for SURROUND VSR Digital audio settings This menu allows you to set the behaviour of the digital output SPDIF Digital output Here you can set how the output should be performed SPDF ON puts out the maximum available sound quality through the connection If this option is set the abbreviation RAW will be indicated on the display ONLY PCM puts out a 2 c...

Page 63: ...gs Through this function you can adjust the tone colour of the output sound according to your own preferences Through the EQ type you can select the preset sound settings The menu item bass increase just allows you to increase the bass frequencies With super bass you have an additional option of increasing the bass output The setting treble increase also allows you to increase the treble levels co...

Page 64: ...ves to set the brightness of the image 20 to 20 Contrast This serves to set the contrast of the image 16 to 16 Gamma This serves to set the gradation The gradation is the exponent between the displayed brightness and the image or pixel values high medium low none Hue This serves to set the hue 9 to 9 Saturation This serves to set the colour saturation 9 to 9 Luma delay This serves to set the lumin...

Page 65: ... is automatically adjusted to the standard of the inserted DVD If the MULTI setting is selected AUTO will be displayed to the left of the selection menu Playback control The playback control function serves to turn the playback control for VCD and SVCD data carriers on and off This function is also abbreviated as PBC Audio language This enables the selection of the desired dubbed language If the l...

Page 66: ...guage that is found will be played back Age rating This serves to set the desired age rating 1 Child not used 2 G FSK 0 3 PG not used 4 PG 13 FSK 12 5 PGR not used 6 R not used 7 NC17 FSK 16 8 18 or older FSK 18 After setting the age rating you will be prompted to enter a password The factory default password is set to 136900 Enter this through the number buttons on the remote control Now select Y...

Page 67: ... password is 136900 Password With this function you have the option of changing the factory default password Old password Enter the old password here New password Enter the new password here Confirm password Confirm the new password here After you have confirmed the password please press the ENTER button on the remote control Now the new password is saved ...

Page 68: ...can also exit the menu at any time by pressing the SETUP button 23 Factory default settings RESET By using the reset function the device can be changed back to the factory default settings To use the reset function please press the button REL on the device Now the operating unit can be carefully detached towards the front and left Now press the button on the device with a thin sharp object The dev...

Page 69: ...elow Button Function AUDIO Switches the audio channel of the current DVD to another playback language if available SUBTITLE Switches the subtitle language of the current DVD to another playback language if available A B Repeat function ZOOM The zoom function gives you the option of having the film scenes and stills displayed in an enlarged or reduced format To activate the zoom function keep it pr...

Page 70: ...ice Special functions are described in detail in the table below Button Function MODE Switches the playback source AUDIO Switches the audio channel of the current DVD to another playback language if available SUB Switches the subtitle language of the current DVD to another playback language if available MENU Activates the screen menu of the DVD playback ...

Page 71: ... changing the battery Remote control DUAL ZONE To change the battery please press the lock on the left side of the battery case slightly to the right Now the battery compartment can be pulled out towards the front Now replace the old battery with a new one of the same type CR 2025 Please pay attention to the polarity pole to the top when you insert the battery Please only touch the battery on the ...

Page 72: ...5 1 General information General Operational voltage 12 V Fuse 15 A Grounding Negative pole on the vehicle body Installation angle Vertical 0 to 30 horizontal 15 Net weight 2 5 kg Composite video input 1 Composite video input camera 1 Audio input AUX 1 Subwoofer output 1 Maximum power consumption 10 A Installation size W x H x D 178 x 50x 165 25 mm Station memory 30 18 UKW 12 MW Audio output AUX 2 ...

Page 73: ...0 30 dBμV Distortion 0 5 Stereo channel separation 1 KHz 30 dB Antenna impedance 75 Ω Signal noise ratio 60 dB MW RADIO Frequency range 522 1620 kHz Usable sensitivity S N 20 dB 30 dBμ Distortion 10 dB DVD PLAYER Signal noise ratio 90 dB Dynamic range 90 dB Distortion factor line out 0 1 Frequency range 3 dB 20 Hz 20 KHz Impedance 4 Ω SD MMC data carrier max 2 GB ...

Page 74: ...ce 75 Ω Video output level 1 0 0 2 V for normal video input level TFT Monitor Video standard PAL NTSC Screen diameter 7 inches Visible screen area 154 1 W x 87 0 H Resolution 440 W x 234 H Brightness 400 cd m centre measurement after 30 min Contrast 60 minimum Reaction time Increase 30 ms decrease 50 ms Viewing angle 65 from above 40 from below Backlight CCFL LCD lifespan 100000 hours at 25 ...

Page 75: ...ng Storage temperature 30 to 80 Humidity operation 45 to 80 RH Humidity storage 30 to 90 RH Supported formats DVD DVD R DVD RW DVD R DVD RW DVD R DL DVD R DL CD CD R CDRW VCD SVCD MP3 WMA OGG Vorbis and JPG data carriers SD MMC data carriers max 2 GB Remote controls Type Infrared Battery CR2025 ...

Page 76: ...posal of old devices at the municipal administration the waste disposal administration and the store where you purchased this product You can drop off your device free of charge at communal collection points With the proper disposal of old devices you prevent environmental damage and don t damage your health Please consider that you as an end consumer are obligated to return your discarded batteri...

Page 77: ...embly key points away from the device during the insertion The connection cables haven t been attached correctly Please check if all cables have been attached correctly The device does not play back any music The MUTE or PAUSE button are pressed Press the MUTE or PAUSE button again On off button was pressed too briefly Keep the on off button pressed longer The operating unit isn t inserted correct...

Page 78: ...y the insertion technology Remove the data carrier and insert it again The CD DVD was inserted with the printed side to the bottom Flip the CD DVD over and try again The CD DVD has too many scratches Create another CD DVD from the original or have the CD DVD repaired The CD DVD is dirty Clean the CD DVD without cleaning materials just a lint free cloth The device temperature is too high Reduce the...

Page 79: ... t contain any MP3 WMA files Create a CD that meets the CompactDisc standard Wrong coding of the files that aren t being played back Recode the files Not all MP3 WMA OGG tracks are played back Too many files are stored on the CD A maximum of 1000 tracks can be administered per CD Create a CD with less than 1000 tracks The message Warning Enjoy sound only while driving appears during the playback o...

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