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Table of Contents

9- AUX Operations

Using the AUX ............................................. 66

Switching the AUX Mode ON and OFF ..................... 66
Listening to the Portable Audio Player ...................... 67
TEXT Button .............................................................. 67
Turning off the Portable Audio Player........................ 67

10-Steering Wheel Switch Operations

About the Steering Wheel Switches.......... 68

Compatibility with Steering Wheel Switches.............. 68

11-Rearview Camera Operations

Rearview Camera Operations .................... 70

Playing a Video through the Rearview Camera......... 71

12-Reference

Troubleshooting Guide ...............................72

If the Following Messages Appear.............................72
Basic Trouble Shooting..............................................75

How to Contact Subaru ...............................78

Contact information....................................................78
Defective products/Warranty......................................78

Summary of Contents for AUDIO VIDEO & NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Page 1: ...AUDIO VIDEO NAVIGATION SYSTEM OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...to follow these instructions Changes to product specifications may result in differences between the content of the manual and features of the product The illustrations of screens shown in this manual...

Page 3: ...crophone and Light Sensor 16 Adjusting the Display Angle 17 Loading Unloading a Disc 17 Sub display 19 Operation Conditions of this Receiver 19 Setup of This Receiver 20 Setup of This Receiver 20 Scre...

Page 4: ...ng an MP3 WMA File 34 Selecting a Desired Folder 34 Selecting a Desired Music File 35 Fast Forward Rewind 35 Returning To the Root Directory 35 Finding a Desired Music File 36 Repeating a Music File 3...

Page 5: ...52 About the TEXT button 52 Stopping a DVD 52 Finding a Desired Video 53 Changing the Touch Switch Display 54 Changing the Screen Display and Audio Mode 54 DVD Player Setting 55 Language Code List 60...

Page 6: ...ring Wheel Switch Operations About the Steering Wheel Switches 68 Compatibility with Steering Wheel Switches 68 11 Rearview Camera Operations Rearview Camera Operations 70 Playing a Video through the...

Page 7: ...use when main unit is malfunctioning the screen is not lit or no sound comes out Doing so may result in an accident fire or shock If foreign objects or water enters the main unit smoke or a strange od...

Page 8: ...ry the present location may not be displayed accurately Wait a short while and the GPS positioning will correct the displayed position This device is a precision engineered equipment and the informati...

Page 9: ...ely Immediately turn off the audio in such situations Exercise caution regarding the temperature inside the vehicle Do not use volatile chemicals such as benzene or thinners when cleaning the main uni...

Page 10: ...rs or other objects caught behind the monitor when it is being retracted into place Interference can cause an injury or damage the main unit CAUTION When removing a disc from the main unit remove it i...

Page 11: ...yDigital format is supported and discs with the logo shown below can be played This product is manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby and the double D symbol are registered trademark...

Page 12: ...her the recording side or label side of a disc Damage could result Keep cracked or warped discs out of the player to avoid damaging the main unit Do not touch the recording area the rainbow color side...

Page 13: ...shaped cannot be played Do not attempt to play them even with an adapter since they may damage the player Cellophane tape Recorded surface Do not use accessories stabilizers protective seals laser len...

Page 14: ...emperature falls outside of this range battery charging rate will be reduced to a trickle charge To help prevent the PND from exceeding the charging temperature remove the PND from vehicle when not in...

Page 15: ...5 seconds Turns the power completely OFF 2 MUTE button Short press Turns MUTE ON or OFF Press and hold Turns the PND display OFF 3 CTRL button Short press Switches the audio controls Press and hold S...

Page 16: ...sc when the front panel is open A Release button Removes the right side of the PND from the main unit Turning the POWER ON or OFF When the power is turned OFF the last mode on the main unit CD and Tun...

Page 17: ...PND will be unlatched from this receiver 2 Remove the PND Hold the PND on the right side lift up and pull it toward you to remove it CAUTION To avoid injury use the audio cover when the PND is remove...

Page 18: ...ntire audio cover on this receiver Press the right hand side of audio cover so that it fits and clicks How to Detach the Audio Cover from the Main Unit 1 Press the Release button This removes the righ...

Page 19: ...when you turn the ACC ON the display returns to the preset angle Loading Unloading a Disc To listen to music insert the music CD in the slot and to play a DVD insert the DVD disc in the slot Loading...

Page 20: ...JECT button This will opens the display and ejects the disc 2 After the disc has been ejected remove the disc and then press the OPEN EJECT button ATTENTION As this receiver has a single disc slot you...

Page 21: ...is engaged 2 DVD and iPod video are not displayed during driving Engine switch position OFF LOCK ACC ON when stopped ON when running Display opened Audio function 1 Some functions are inoperable for s...

Page 22: ...this setting is ON or OFF when the audio mode is set to OFF Enable AUX Turn the AUX setting ON or OFF It is recommended that the AUX setting is left in the ON setting If it is ON you can select source...

Page 23: ...el 1 Hold down the SRC button for 1 or more seconds Audio mode will be turned OFF 2 Hold down the CTRL button for 1 or more seconds 3 Touch 4 Touch The Right and Left navigation voice channels are swi...

Page 24: ...darker Color 1 Press and hold the CTRL button during DVD image display 2 Touch 3 Slide to the right to enrich the color and slide it to the left to lighten the color Tint only for NTSC video 1 Press...

Page 25: ...his is the normal DVD display screen size Zoom mode Enlarges or reduces the screen equally in the vertical and horizontal directions fitting the width to the screen size ATTENTION The user should not...

Page 26: ...press the SRC button FM AM DISC CD or DVD 2 USB 1 4 AUX 3 iPod 1 4 FM AM 1 Cannot be selected if the corresponding device is not connected to the main unit 2 Cannot be selected if no disc is loaded 3...

Page 27: ...ccording to the audio source you select For volume control see Adjusting the SVC Source Volume Control on page 27 Muting the Volume 1 Press the MUTE button The sound is muted Press the MUTE button aga...

Page 28: ...gh sounds by turning the VOL rotary knob To the right Emphasizes high sounds To the left De emphasize high sounds Center position is set by default Balancing Between Right and Left Speakers BALANCE Yo...

Page 29: ...ng the SVC Source Volume Control In this mode you can set the volume level for each audio source by taking the FM radio volume level as the reference level The volume level of the audio source you are...

Page 30: ...is held down even if there is a station that can be received When the button is released the main unit receives the station whose frequency is closest to the frequency from when the button was releas...

Page 31: ...uch the preset switch for 1 or more seconds to store a radio station into memory If Guide Tone is enabled a BEEP sound will be heard The selected station will be saved and the preset channel number an...

Page 32: ...s function enables reception of all the stations in the preset switches to be played for five seconds each 1 Touch 2 Touch The stations of preset switches P1 to P6 will be scanned sequentially Each st...

Page 33: ...two times Returns to the previous track SRC button Track selection start point Fast forward rewind button Song information switching button BAND button CAUTION Do not press the OPEN EJECT button when...

Page 34: ...is initiated Finding a Desired Title 1 Touch The main unit will play the first 10 seconds of each track Touch again to continue playing a current track Repeating the Same Track 1 Touch 2 Touch The tra...

Page 35: ...l be as following if the TEXT button is pressed and the PND is disconnected Track No Elapsed time Switching Between CD DA and MP3 WMA If a disc contains both sound data CD DA and MP3 WMA music files y...

Page 36: ...lower folder and plays the first track of this folder SRC button Track selection start point Fast forward rewind File selection button Folder selection button Song information switching button CAUTION...

Page 37: ...ft Rewinds a track Fast Forwarding or Rewinding continues until the button is released If Guide Tone is enabled a BEEP sound will be heard when the fast fast forward or rewind action is initiated Retu...

Page 38: ...laying a desired track or file turn the Scan function OFF The entire disc is scanned once and the normal play starts from the position where you started to scan When you select Playing the Start of Tr...

Page 39: ...er All songs Plays files of all folders in random order When you touch the random play continues until you cancel it When you touch again the random play is canceled If you touch during random play th...

Page 40: ...wn the SRC button for 1 or more seconds When you press the SRC button again the last track is played MP3 WMA MP3 MPEG Audio Layer 3 is a standard format for audio compression technology By using MP3 a...

Page 41: ...cord tags If you use non ASCII code characters their display may be unreadable This receiver supports the WMA tag v1 20 02 WMA tags having only Unicode are supported Always use Unicode characters to e...

Page 42: ...ximum characters for folder and file names 30 characters including delimiter and 3 characters of file extension for MP3 but 15 characters including delimiter and 3 characters of file extension for WMA...

Page 43: ...splay It is possible that playing time will not be correct depending on the writing condition of the MP3 WMA file It is possible that playing time will not be correct when VBR Fast Up Down is operated...

Page 44: ...rectly Also This Receiver can play a music CD written on a CD R RW disc However depending on the type of disc being used the disc may not play CAUTION The 128kbps fixed bit rate and 44 1 kHz sampling...

Page 45: ...to disconnect or turn off any external devices such as USB memory when turning the vehicle off Otherwise the main unit may not recognize these devices when the vehicle is turned back on If this does...

Page 46: ...h or This displays the list screen of the selected mode 3 Touch the name of the music file to be played This plays the selected music file When or appears touch them to change the page of the music fi...

Page 47: ...16 32 Supported audio format MP3 Maximum current 500mA Compatibility USB 1 1 2 0 The MAX transfer rate is 12M bps for USB1 1 Mass memory support USB mass storage such as an externally attached HDD is...

Page 48: ...definitions of these standards Maximum directory layers 8 layers Maximum characters for file names Up to 256 characters Total of folder name file name and 3 character file extension File name characte...

Page 49: ...ges and change the audio language to the desired one The user s ability to change the audio language depends on the DVD Multi Angle Function Some DVDs support the multi angle function that enables you...

Page 50: ...ch a disc the message you cannot play this disc will appear Note also that some discs may be subject to regional restrictions meaning that this receiver will not play them even though they list or sta...

Page 51: ...der U S A patents and other intellectual property rights which are held by Macrovision Corporation or other rights holders Using the copyright protection technology requires the permission of Macrovis...

Page 52: ...D player or search for images or default settings Touching touch switches displays the operation screens shown below Title screen Back Back Number Back Next Set up Done Menu number search screen Searc...

Page 53: ...rd Rewind It is possible to fast forward or rewind through the video being played Fast Forwarding or Rewinding Using Panel Switch 1 Hold down the SELECT Right or SELECT Left button for 1 or more secon...

Page 54: ...uch or 2 Touch 3 Touch or and select the playback menu 4 Touch ATTENTION The recorded menu items vary depending on the disc This machine plays what is recorded on the inserted disc therefore functions...

Page 55: ...To the left Press two or more times Returns to the previous chapter Finding by Title Number 1 Touch 2 Touch or and enter the title number If you touch or the title number is decreased or increased by...

Page 56: ...being played Changing the Angle If the target disc supports multiple angles you can change them when displaying a video CHECK While the multi angle mark appears on the DVD operation screen you can cha...

Page 57: ...titles or menus You can also configure settings to display or hide the multi angle mark or specify the parental screening level 1 Touch 2 Touch 3 Touch on each switch to configure the following settin...

Page 58: ...page 60 To cancel your entry touch 3 Touch Touch to return to the previous page ATTENTION If the selected language is not compatible with the disc you will not be able to change to that language Touc...

Page 59: ...etting screen 2 Enter the desired language code For the language code see Language Code List on page 60 To cancel your entry touch 3 Touch Touch to return to the previous page ATTENTION If the selecte...

Page 60: ...cenes The parental screening levels can be specified in stages depending on levels CHECK This function is not available for discs that do not support the parental screening level function 1 Touch on t...

Page 61: ...e Video Output 1 Touch on the setting screen 2 Touch The screen output setting can be changed by touching 4 3 LETTER BOX 4 3 PAN SCAN 16 9 4 3 LETTER BOX 4 3 PAN SCAN The left and the right edges of t...

Page 62: ...0125 0126 0201 0205 0207 0208 0209 0214 0215 0218 0301 Hebrew Yiddish Javanese Georgian Kazakh Greenlandic Cambodian Kannada Kashmiri Kurdish Kirghiz Latin Lingala Laothian Lithuanian Latvian Malagas...

Page 63: ...es that the iPod is connected to the receiver To ensure driving safety you cannot watch a video while driving Music or video files in the iPod can be played only when the PND is attached to the main u...

Page 64: ...ght Advances to the next file To the left Returns to the beginning of the file being played To the left Press more than two times Returns to the previous file The selected music or video file will be...

Page 65: ...h 3 To select the video you want to play touch or The iPod video selection screen appears 4 Touch on the desired video name This plays the selected video file If or appears touch them to change the pa...

Page 66: ...l the random play Random Play of Music Files 1 Touch 2 Touch Once you touch the random play continues until you cancel it Touch again to cancel the random play Switching Aspect Ratio of Screen 1 Touch...

Page 67: ...roperly when connected to the receiver Video function not available Stopping the iPod 1 Hold down the SRC button for 1 or more seconds iPod model Minimum iPod software version iPod 4G 3 1 1 iPod 5G Vi...

Page 68: ...io player or pulling out the connection cord may cause noise spikes that can damage the system speakers Be sure to avoid this possibility by turning off system power or switching from the AUX mode to...

Page 69: ...audio player be powered by its battery when used for music playback through the AUX mode If music playback is attempted while charging the battery using a vehicle power charger or accessory socket ad...

Page 70: ...n the following order Returns to FM AM DISC CD or DVD USB AUX iPod FM AM When the power is on the mode changes each time MODE is pressed MUTE Mute switch Mute audio except navigation voice and Bluetoo...

Page 71: ...t or previous file Press and hold or longer to select the next or previous folder iPod operations Track selection switches Selects the next track or previous track or beginning of the current track Fa...

Page 72: ...from the actual position due to the characteristics of the camera lens If you rub or polish the camera cover strongly with an abrasive or brush with hard bristles it may damage the cover which may af...

Page 73: ...nt from the actual colors of the objects shown In the following cases Rearview Camera vision may be reduced In dark places at night etc The temperature near the lens is high or low When there are wate...

Page 74: ...and verify it is clean DISC CHECK PND INF5 Sub display CD player fails mechanically The CD player is inoperative for some reason DISC ERROR PND INF6 Sub display When the CD player internal temperature...

Page 75: ...ode incorrect PND This message is displayed when the pass code that has been entered is not correct Enter the correct pass code See page 58 Parental lock enabled PND ERR Sub display Viewing restrictio...

Page 76: ...this way use a different cable PND ERR Sub display The iPod has been connected to the USB port Connect the iPod to the iPod dock cable instead of the USB port READING PND This machine is currently det...

Page 77: ...w temperatures This is a characteristic of the PND display This is not a malfunction Wait for a brief period The display is distorted for a brief period after the power is turned on This is a characte...

Page 78: ...Insert the CD DVD with the proper orientation A non supported type of CD DVD has been inserted Insert a CD DVD that is supported in the deck See page 9 Audio is output but not video The screen has bee...

Page 79: ...B memory device cannot be played Music files that are not able to be played using this deck are stored in the USB memory device Store music files that are able to be played using this deck in the USB...

Page 80: ...Before returning to your Subaru Dealer refer to the page Troubleshooting Guide on page 72 and perform the checks and solutions listed 2 Make an appointment at a Subaru Dealership to have the system in...

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Page 84: ...porting to your local police in the event of theft The serial number is labeled or stamped on the chassis Please confirm this number at your car dealer or service shop when the unit has been reinstall...

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