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Mood

Function

Icon

Operation

Tile

The total number of tracks which match to this mood are

displayed inside the tile.

Touch one of the main tile to open the sub-categories. Touch

one of the sub-categories to start the playback of the playlist.

Mood

art

Peaceful

Beside colour-coded classification, the Mood art shows the

mood for a Mood Playlist.

Mood title

( 53 )

Mood title shows the total number of tracks for the chosen

mood.

Fig. 2/15

This function gives you the option of playing music from your collection according to your actual

mood. Gracenote sorts your music collection into 25 different main categories, each with 4

subcategories, along four main axes (Positive, Dark, Calm, Energetic). In this way you have the

choice of categorizing your music playback between 100 different mood styles.

Function

Icon

Operation

Peaceful

Delicate/Tranquil

Pastoral/Serene

Quiet/Introspective

Reverent/Healing

Easygoing

Charming/Easygoing

Cheerful/Playful

Friendly

Hopeful/Breezy

Upbeat

Carefree Pop

Happy/Soulful

Party/Fun

Soulful /Easygoing

Lively

Exuberant/Festive

Lusty/Jaunty

Playful/Swingin

Showy/Rousing

Excited

Euphoric Energy

Happy Excitement

Loud Celebratory

Upbeat Pop Groove

Tender

Awakening/Stately

Light Groovy

Refined/Mannered

Romantic/Lyrical

Romantic

Dramatic/Romantic

Heartfelt Passion

Lush/Romantic

Sweet/Sincere

Empowering

Dramatic Emotion

Idealistic/Stirring

Powerful/Heroic

Strong/Stable

Summary of Contents for ESSENTIAL

Page 1: ...PRIME ESSENTIAL DEVICE USER MANUAL EN ...

Page 2: ...ion can be obtained from your authorized ZENEC dealer All the information in this manual corresponds to the state at the time of going to press and applies only to ZENEC systems in original condition On account of possible updates to device software the illustrations and features shown in this operating manual may be different from your ZENEC system Differences in the information illustrations or ...

Page 3: ...r operation at an on board voltage of 12 V DC Operating the ZENEC system at any other voltage can cause damage to the ZENEC system or to the vehicle electrical system CAUTION Taking apart or modifying the ZENEC system can result in damage to the device or the vehicle Opening the device or modification by a person not authorized by ZENEC will render warranty claims null and void In the event of a m...

Page 4: ...UETOOTH CONFIGURATION S 69 TFT CONFIGURATION S 74 AUDIO CONFIGURATION S 75 VEHICLE CONFIGURATION DEVICE CONFIGURATION S 85 GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS S 90 INDEX S 92 STATUTORY RIGHTS AND WARRANTY S 95 MAIN MENU MAIN FUNCTIONS Fig 1 01 Function Icon Operation Slide Navigate in the main menu by sliding to the left or right Function Icon Operation Move Press and hold to move an icon to the desired positio...

Page 5: ...e User Manual Settings S 64 CAR Touch to select the vehicle specific settings Device Quick Start Guide CAR separately Recycle bin For icons that are not needed in the main menu See additional functions S 7 Main sources When you are in a source overview return to the main menu by touching the main icon you require or by pressing the HOME button When you are in a source overview return to the main m...

Page 6: ...tures will be described that may not be in your ZENEC system or vehicle More information can be obtained from your authorized ZENEC dealer CAUTION Only operate the audio playback or radio while driving when the traffic situation allows CAUTION Changing or connecting an audio source can lead to sudden fluctuations in the volume level This should be borne in mind before changing or connecting an aud...

Page 7: ...2DP Apple interface Gracenote Device User Manual Entertainment Media Audio S 23 Video playback DVD Harddisc Device User Manual Entertainment Media Video S 38 External connections Smartlink Camera AV IN Device User Manual Entertainment Input S 42 Rear seat entertainment Device User Manual Entertainment M Zone S 46 Overview RADIO Fig 2 02 Overview Radio bands S 14 Analoge Radio Radio operation FM S ...

Page 8: ...e Station S 22 Radio operation FM Fig 2 03 Function Icon Operation Station back Touch to jump back one station in the folder Device Quick Start Guide Multifunction Steering Wheel only if supported by vehicle and ZENEC system Station forward Touch to jump forward one station in the folder Device Quick Start Guide Multifunction Steering Wheel only if supported by vehicle and ZENEC system Scroll Touc...

Page 9: ... RDS this will appear in the list If no station name is available then its frequency will be displayed Actual station This station is currently playing This view gives you a list of receivable stations in the region you are driving through The list is by station identification and not in alphabetical order Manual station search FM Fig 2 05 Function Icon Operation Station back Touch to jump back on...

Page 10: ...lder Device Quick Start Guide Multifunction Steering Wheel only if supported by vehicle and ZENEC system Station forward Touch to jump forward one station in the folder Device Quick Start Guide Multifunction Steering Wheel only if supported by vehicle and ZENEC system Band Touch to access the the desired radio band DAB FM AM Info Touch to access station information Preset Touch to access stored ra...

Page 11: ...s Entertainment Radio Store Station S 22 Scale Touch to access the radio frequency scale TA TA Touch to switch on or off the automatic changeover to stations with traffic announcements Station list DAB Fig 2 09 Function Icon Operation Station back Station forward The functions Station back Station forward in the previous view Fig 2 0x refer to the radio stations available here Scroll Touch and hol...

Page 12: ... are various ways for you to store a radio station Storing depends on the radio band Fig 2 10 Function Icon Operation Station 99 90 MHz This station is currently playing Station back Touch to skip to previous preset Station forward Touch to skip to next preset Stores Touch and hold to store the station at the desired store Once the station is stored the icon of the radio band and the frequency or ...

Page 13: ...Overview of Gracenote functions Entertainment Media Audio Gracenote S 32 37 Music sources SCREEN Fig 2 12 Function Icon Operation Source Touch to go to the available sources MLT Touch to generate a playlist Entertainment Media Audio Gracenote S 32 Back Touch to skip to the previous track Device Quick Start Guide Multifunction Steering Wheel only if supported by vehicle and ZENEC system Play Touch ...

Page 14: ... inserted into the ZENEC system you can play back using this music source The requirements of CD or DVD ROMs and file formats can be found at www zenec com for a particular product under device compatibility Function Icon Operation Source Touch to go to the available sources Back Touch to skip back to the previous track Hold down to skip backwards Swipe to the right to skip back to the previous tr...

Page 15: ...ertainment Media Audio Playlist S 31 Skip Touch to skip direct to the desired position Slide to reach the desired position Shuffle Touch for random play Repeat Touch to automatically repeat a track BT Music A2DP If a compatible mobile device is paired via Bluetooth you can play back using this music source The requirements of mobile end devices can be found at www zenec com for a particular produc...

Page 16: ...Touch to skip direct to the desired position Slide to reach the desired position Shuffle Touch for random play Repeat Touch to automatically repeat a track Playlists There are various playlists In general we distinguish between the standard and the Gracenote playlists Function Icon Operation Folder Touch to go to the next higher level Folder Touch to go to the highest folder level Hold to go to th...

Page 17: ...list Audio Gracenote MLT Playlist S 33 Portions of the content is copyright Gracenote or its providers MLT Playlist Function Icon Operation Folder Touch to go to the next higher level Temporary By pressing a temporary playlist is created Save Touch the temporary MLT playlist to save it Delete Hold down to delete an MLT playlist Hold down to delete an MLT playlist song Scroll Scroll through the lis...

Page 18: ...gories along four main axes Positive Dark Calm Energetic In this way you have the choice of categorizing your music playback between 100 different mood styles Function Icon Operation Peaceful Peaceful Delicate Tranquil Pastoral Serene Quiet Introspective Reverent Healing Easygoing Easygoing Charming Easygoing Cheerful Playful Friendly Hopeful Breezy Upbeat Upbeat Carefree Pop Happy Soulful Party F...

Page 19: ...ly Melancholy Light Melancholy Mysterious Dreamy Sad Soulful Wistful Folorn Function Icon Operation Cool Cool Casual Groove Cool Confidence Dark Groovy Wary Defiant Yearning Yearning Bittersweet Pop Energetic Dreamy Energetic Yearning Sensitive Exploring Urgent Urgent Dark Pop Dark Pop Intensity Dark Urgent Energetic Anxious Defiant Defiant Attitude Defiant Hard Dark Excitement Hard Positive Excit...

Page 20: ...VD S 40 Hard disk Touch to access hard disk playback USB SD Entertainment Media Video Hard Disk S 41 NOTE A wide range of data media can be connected to the ZENEC system The latest compatibility overview of useful devices together with memory sizes and formats of the media supported can be found at www zenec com CAUTION Playing video files while driving is not permitted by the law For this reason ...

Page 21: ...ion Touch the appropriate arrows to navigate in the video menu Confirm OK Touch to confirm a selection in the video menu Fig 2 17 Hard disk Function Icon Operation Skip Touch to skip direct to the desired position Slide to reach the desired position Source Touch to go to the available sources Back Touch to skip back to the previous section Play Touch to play a film Pause Touch to pause at a track ...

Page 22: ...RNAL CONNECTIONS Fig 2 19 INPUT Sources Function Icon Operation A V IN Touch to access the external audio video Entertainment Input A V IN S 44 Camera Touch to access the camera source Entertainment Input Camera S 45 SMARTLINK Touch to access the SMARTLINK source Entertainment Input SMARTLINK S 44 NOTE If no system is connected to a particular source the screen will remain black ...

Page 23: ...t a camera optionally also with sound If your ZENEC system has a CAM or ALT button the connected camera can be switched on directly from these buttons This combined audio video input can be used to connect a camera optionally also with sound If your ZENEC system has a CAM or ALT button the connected camera can be switched on directly This combined audio video input can be used to connect a camera ...

Page 24: ...ently of the ZENEC system Function Icon Operation CD DVD Touch to access the DVD playback Entertainment M Zone DVD S 48 A V IN Touch to access the external audio video Entertainment M Zone A V IN S 48 Front Audio Touch to access the front audio playback Entertainment M Zone Front Audio S 48 Smartlink Touch to access the SMARTLINK control Entertainment M Zone SMARTLINK S 48 M Zone Off Touch to swit...

Page 25: ...r that may not be included as standard in your vehicle This section does not refer separately to such issues Differences from this information features or functions cannot be used for any claims CAUTION If the driver is distracted this may cause an accident or injury Operating the ZENEC system can distract attention from the general traffic situation Equally connecting changing or inserting data m...

Page 26: ...ric pad S 53 Call setup using phonebook S 54 Conference call S 54 Phonebook Contacts S 55 Favorites S 56 Call logs S 57 Settings Setup BT Configuration Device Manager S 70 Setup BT Configuration BT Setup S 73 Icon Meaning Mobile phone currently connected TEXT Name of the current network provider appears only if there is a call in progress Battery capacity of the mobile phone currently connected Si...

Page 27: ... process you confirm data access enable to the mobile phone It is recommended to permanently confirm this on your mobile phone CONNECTION Function Icon Operation Accept Touch the green handset to accept the call Reject Touch the red handset to reject the incoming call End Touch the red handset to end the call Via the ZENEC system Accepting ending incoming calls Function Icon Operation Accept Devic...

Page 28: ...The simultaneous hook up of all partners is not possible NOTE This function depends on the network provider and the mobile phone setting NOTE This icon appears only when a further external partner calls your mobile phone Function Icon Operation Search Touch to open the search window Slider Touch and hold move up or down to search in the phonebook the current letter of the alphabet will be indicate...

Page 29: ...ite you want to delete NOTE A change of data on the mobile phone will not automatically be applied in the Favorites Should you want to change data such as phone numbers then you must also transfer it to the Favorites Call lists Fig 3 05 If a compatible mobile phone is coupled the call lists from the mobile phone will be synchronized with the hands free system this process can take some minutes dep...

Page 30: ...UTION Speed data displayed in the navigation system corresponds to the permitted speed limit Please adjust your speed and driving behavior to the prevailing visibility weather road and traffic conditions BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME Always follow all the safety instructions of the vehicle manufacturer and the instructions given in this user manual Please pay attention to the safety instructions...

Page 31: ...ions that are available to you including those when the route guidance is disabled To see a detailed explanation of all map functions there is a separate user manual on navigation NOTE For a full description see the Navigation User Manual included separately Function Icon Operation Traffic report Touch to see the traffic report summary Compass Touch to go to the geo data view View of map orientati...

Page 32: ...ent factors Using the TMC function requires a radio stations which broadcasts TMC signals Traffic This view presents you with information on road sections that are affected by traffic events All the options and functions are given in more detail in the Navigation User Manual available separately Function Icon Operation No Report No traffic announcements received see Fig 4 03 upper right corner Rep...

Page 33: ...aterial for navigation can be downloaded free of charge from www zenec com CAUTION If you are using a password to protect your ZENEC system ensure that this password is kept safe for future access There is a charge for unlocking the ZENEC system which can only be done by ZENEC Service BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME Always follow all the safety instructions of the vehicle manufacturer and the inst...

Page 34: ... sound settings Device User Manual Settings Sound S 75 84 Vehicle Touch to access vehicle settings Device Quick Start Guide CAR Devices Touch to access device settings Device User Manual Settings Devices S 85 Setting sources Fig 5 02 RADIO CONFIGURATION Here you can make the settings for operation of the radio To make the settings press the appropriate wrench icon You will find an explanation of t...

Page 35: ...D iPod Fig 5 04 Overview NOTE If none or not all the music titles of your external media are displayed please set the ID3 and Cover settings to ALL BLUETOOTH CONFIGURATION Here you will find all the options for Bluetooth management and settings A description is also given on how to pair and remove Bluetooth devices You will find an explanation of the abbreviations at the end of this user manual Fu...

Page 36: ...T Configuration BT Settings S 73 Pairing Via the ZENEC system Function Icon Operation Search Touch the magnifying glass to initiate a search for BT devices From the list select the desired mobile device that you want to synchronize with the ZENEC system After selecting follow the instruction of the ZENEC system Code Standard Code 1 2 3 4 Fig 5 07 Via the mobile device Function Icon Operation Searc...

Page 37: ...e name of the mobile device is not changed The name you enter here is only displayed in the ZENEC system BT SETTINGS Here you can make the settings for Bluetooth operation To make the settings press the appropriate wrench icon Function Icon Operation BT Settings Touch to access this view Fig 5 09 Overview Function Icon Operation Microphone Internal inside device External only if installed Micropho...

Page 38: ...ess Night 10 10 Fig 5 10 Overview NOTE Using the DISP button you can set the display brightness to three levels 100 50 0 AUDIO CONFIGURATION In this menu you can make all the settings to do with audio output Please remember that all the settings you make here will have a direct influence on the sound in your vehicle Function Icon Operation Audio configuration Touch to access this view Function Ico...

Page 39: ...outputs Loudspeaker System Navi Mixer S 78 Fig 5 12 Volume Function Icon Operation Initial Volume Setting manually adjusted volume Last last volume set before switching off Adjust Initial Volume This setting can only be made if the upper setting is at SET 0 40 TA volume Setting manually adjusted volume Last last volume set Adjust TA Volume This setting can only be made if the upper setting is at S...

Page 40: ...t speakers front left and right AUDIO SETTINGS Fig 5 15 Here you have the option of adjusting the sound profile optimally to your vehicle The setting options described in this section for parametric equalizing crossover setting and time delay correction have great influence on the sound in your vehicle To achieve an improvement in the acoustic playback by using the correct settings presumes a cert...

Page 41: ...tions are explained in a user manual included separately Device Quick Start Guide Basic Operation Sound Setting X Over Fig 5 17 In this menu you can make the settings for the crossover frequency of individual channel groups Function Icon Operation Loudspeaker Group Selection of speaker group you want to set Front Rear Subwoofer Center 5 1 setting only HPF Touch to set the high pass filter Off FLAT...

Page 42: ...the loudspeakers in your vehicle Function Icon Operation Unit Selection of desired unit ms time cm distance Speaker Touch to select the desired speaker FL FR HL HR SUBW CNTR Delay ms 0 0 8 9 0 1 ms steps cm 0 305 ca 3 cm steps The distance between the ears and the speaker system installed in the vehicle varies considerably due to the complex arrangement of the individual speakers This menu gives y...

Page 43: ...his setting if you drive a vehicle with a notchback Station Wagon Use this setting if you drive a vehicle with an open trunk in the passenger compartment Convertible Use this setting if you drive a vehicle with an open roof VAN SUV Use this setting if you drive a vehicle with three rows of seats VAN or a large interior SUV DEVICE CONFIGURATION Function Icon Operation General Touch to access this v...

Page 44: ...iew Function Icon Operation ALT Button Touch to define the source assignment of the ALT button CAM Quick EQ SmartLink AV IN USB iPod DVD Button Sounds Off acoustic acknowledgment disabled Off acoustic acknowledgment enabled Ant Power Off antenna phantom power disabled On antenna phantom power enabled OSD Language Touch to change the menu language Fig 5 22 In this menu you can set the menu language...

Page 45: ...ch and confirm to save your profile settings in the ZENEC system on external data media USB FAT32 formatting Load from USB OK Touch and confirm to load your saved profile settings from exter nal data media USB into the ZENEC system Software Update OK Touch and confirm to carry out a software update www zenec com Support Software updates Password Prot Off password protection disabled On password pr...

Page 46: ... reception of very high frequency analog radio UKW GPS Global navigation satellite system for position fixing Global Positioning System GSM Global mobile radio network standard for fully digital mobile radio networks Global System for Mobile Communications ID3 Tag ID3 tags mean meta data which could be included together with the MP3 for mat MFL Multifunction steering wheel microSD Compact flash me...

Page 47: ...nfiguration TFT p 74 Configuration sound from p 75 Configuration devices from p 85 Camera p 45 Camera line fields p 45 Map p 61 Sound settings Quick Start Guide L Volume p 77 Mute Quick Start Guide M M Zone RSE p 46 DVD p 48 A V IN p 48 Front audio p 48 SMARTLINK p 48 N Navigation p 58 Map p 61 New route p 62 Traffic p 63 Navi mixer p 78 P Preset save p 22 Trash p 07 Playlists p 31 R Radio p 13 Ra...

Page 48: ...to change data categories for any cause that Gracenote deems sufficient No warranty is made that the Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers are error free or that functioning of Gracenote Software or Gracenote Servers will be uninterrupted Gracenote is not obligated to provide you with new enhanced or additional data types or categories that Gracenote may provide in the future and is free to disc...

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