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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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TURN DEVICE ON AND OFF

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ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION

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MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS

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Z-E2050 (FRONT PANEL)

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MAIN MENU

STRUCTURE

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MAIN MENU ICONS

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MEDIA AUDIO SOURCES

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INPUT SOURCES

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STATUS BAR

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SEARCH AND INPUT FUNCTION

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FM RADIO

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FM BAR GRAPH MODE

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MANUAL FM STATION SEARCH

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UKW STATION PRESET

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FM SETUP

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DAB+ RADIO SETUP

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DAB+ ENSEMBLE AND STATION LIST

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DAB+ SETUP

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DAB+ STATION-PRESETS

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USB / BT A2DP / IPOD / DVD / SD (AUDIO) MEDIA

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USB / BT A2DP / IPOD / DVD / SD (AUDIO) MEDIA CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR

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BT-MUSIC (A2DP)

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iPOD (AUDIO)

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PLAYLIST (AUDIO)

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VIDEO MEDIA: HARDDISK

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PLAYLIST (VIDEO)

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HDMI / AV/IN

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CAMERA

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SMARTLINK DIRECT

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SMARTLINK DIRECT CONTROL INTERFACE

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SMARTLINK DIRECT CONTROL BAR ICONS

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SMARTPHONE APP LINKING

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BLUETOOTH (HANDS-FREE SYSTEM)

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CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR (RIGHT SIDE)

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DEVICE MANAGER

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PAIRING

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BLUETOOTH SETUP

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BLUETOOTH STATUS BAR

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ACCEPTING/ENDING INCOMING CALLS (VIA DEVICE)

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OUTGOING CALL VIA NUMERIC PAD

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OUTGOING CALL VIA PHONEBOOK

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BLUETOOTH MENU

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PHONEBOOK

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CALL LISTS

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FAVORITES

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NAVIGATION

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NAVIGATION UPDATE

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MAP VIEWS (EXAMPLES)

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SETUP OPERATIONS

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DISPLAY ICON (BRIGHTNESS)

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SETUP OF SOURCES

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MISC SETUP

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AUDIO SETUP

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VOLUME SETUP

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QUICK AUDIO SETUP (BAL/FAD_SUBWOOFER_LOUDNESS)

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AUDIO SETUP: EXPERT MODE

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AUDIO VOLUME – BASE LEVEL SETUP

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BALANCE / FADER SETUP

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EQUALIZER SETUP

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TIME ALIGNMENT SETUP

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SUBWOOFER SETUP

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NAVI-MIXER SETUP

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TFT DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS

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CAR (VEHICLE) SETUP

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AIR CONDITIONING (AC INFO)

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CAR INFORMATION (VEHICLE STATUS)

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SYSTEM SETUP

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DYNAMIC INDICATION OF THE SEAT HEATER

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SOFTWARE VERSION

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PASSWORD

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INSTALLATION NOTES

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REMOVAL WORK AND PREPARATION

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ABBREVIATIONS

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OVERVIEW ACCESSORIES

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COMMISSIONING

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CONNECTION DIAGRAM Z-E2050

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STATUTORY RIGHTS AND WARRANTY

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Summary of Contents for Z-E2050

Page 1: ...Z E2050 INFOTAINER USER MANUAL EN...

Page 2: ...PHONE APP LINKING 35 CONTENTS Device user manual for ZENEC media system We are delighted that you have chosen a product from ZENEC Please read this operating manual before you start your new ZENEC sys...

Page 3: ...50 MISC SETUP 51 AUDIO SETUP 52 VOLUME SETUP 53 QUICK AUDIO SETUP BAL FAD_SUBWOOFER_LOUDNESS 54 AUDIO SETUP EXPERT MODE 55 AUDIO VOLUME BASE LEVEL SETUP 56 BALANCE FADER SETUP 57 EQUALIZER SETUP 58 TI...

Page 4: ...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 malfunction or defect please contact an author...

Page 5: ...nen wird ein fahrzeugspezifisches CAN Stalk Interface ben tigt Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie bei einem autorisierten ZENEC Fachh ndler DIEBSTAHLSICHERUNG Das ZENEC System ist mit einer Diebstahls...

Page 6: ...s to choose the next radio station Media source Press to choose the next track title Press and hold to fast forward 5 Radio source Press to choose the previous radio station Media source Press to choo...

Page 7: ...radio source 5 Tap to jump to CAR Press and hold jump to special CAR Menu 6 Slot for the microSD with Media Files Audio Video 7 Tap to eject the DVD 8 Turn for list scrolling 9 Tap to select preferred...

Page 8: ...peration Sliden Swipe to navigate in the main menu by sliding to the left or right Move Press hold and move the icon into the desired position Main menu with 3 Icons Main menu with 6 Icons The icon am...

Page 9: ...o open FM radio source USB Tap to enter USB source iPod Tap to open audio playback source Apple BT Music Tap to open BT Music source DAB Tap to open DAB radio source CAR Tap to open CAR Infos MAIN MEN...

Page 10: ...pen BT Music source Smartlink Tap to open Smartlink App FM Tuner Tap to open FM radio source DAB Tap to open DAB radio source only for Z N426 HDMI Tap to open HDMI source DVD Tap to open DVD source SD...

Page 11: ...Tap to open Smartlink App AV IN Tap to open AV IN CAR Tap to open CAR Info page Input Sources NOTE Icons in the main menu remain greyed out for input source items not connected to device To select and...

Page 12: ...t if function is set to active Volume Shows the current playback volume ALT Tap to select start a previously assigned function Settings Misc ALT software button Screenshot fehlt STATUS BAR INFO BAR Th...

Page 13: ...for search and input is a simple standard numeric layout Function Icon Operation Search Input Field Input screen Delete Tap to delete a number Press and hold to delete the full string Back Tap to end...

Page 14: ...frequency band Cover Shows radio station graphics or cover picture of artist Only with microSD card from Z EMAP50 bundle Info display area Finger swiping left and right to access stored FM stations pr...

Page 15: ...8 Function Icon Operation Station Frequency UP Tap to start manual 100kHz jump or FM station auto search up Station Frequency Tap to open the direct frequency input mode keyboard Station Frequency DOW...

Page 16: ...ypad Station Frequency DOWN Tap to auto seek manual seek down depending on setting Scale Radio frequency scale display Delete Tap to delete a number Press and hold to delete the full number string Key...

Page 17: ...Operation Previous page Tap to switch to previous preset page Next page Tap to switch to next preset page Stores Tap to select a stored station Press and hold the station to save the actual radio sta...

Page 18: ...tation frequency search TA Tap to activate or de activate the auto switching of RDS traffic announcements Here you can set important FM RDS based settings such are AF and REG NOTE Select DX to increas...

Page 19: ...n Operation Station up Tap to jump to next station Press and hold to jump to next Ensemble Station Station Name Ensemble Name Station down Tap to jump to previous station Press and hold to jump to pre...

Page 20: ...List scrolling Press and hold to move the slider of the station list up and down Back Tap to jump back to Ensemble selection Once the first DAB band scan has completed device will show all DAB Ensembl...

Page 21: ...ntom power Tap to turn the 12V phantom power supply of the DAB antenna socket ON or OFF DAB Firmware Displays the current DAB Firmware version The setup page for the DAB tuner allows to define importa...

Page 22: ...eration Previous page Tap to switch to previous preset page Next page Tap to switch to next preset page Stored Station Tap to select a stored DAB station Press and hold the station to save the actual...

Page 23: ...ion about the genre or any other special infos Back Tap to skip to the previous track Press and hold to start fast reverse Swipe to the left to skip forwards to the next track Play Tap to play a track...

Page 24: ...e Shuffle Tap to turn on the random play feature within the folder that is playing Repeat Tap to automatically repeat a track or a complete music collection Source Touch to jump to next available sour...

Page 25: ...one installed software versions and the degree of compatibility The A2DP RVC interface offers Play Pause and Skip control of previously paired smartphones in audio playback mode The iD3 Tag meta data...

Page 26: ...26 Rev B iPOD AUDIO The order of the Artist display of is given by the sorting sequence on the mobile Apple device and can not be changed or adapted in any way...

Page 27: ...move the list up or down Video Audio Source Tap to switch between audio or video playback This function is not supported for BT Audio iPod and DVD Back Tap to switch back to audio playback The playlis...

Page 28: ...o Source Tap to switch between audio or video playback This function is not supported in BT Audio and iPod playback mode Back Tap to skip back to the previous section Play Tap to play a film Pause Tap...

Page 29: ...layback This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Scroll Scroll in the list Touch and hold to move the slider up or down Tap and hold your finger on the list to move the list up or down Bac...

Page 30: ...the HDMI source if a compatible HDMI source is connected for example a videogame smartphone tablet notebook Function Icon Operation AV IN Tap to open AV IN source mode Tap to the AV IN icon to open th...

Page 31: ...31 Rev B Tapping the camera icon starts the manual camera mode if a CVBS capable camera is connected to the camera input of the unit Function Icon Operation Camera Tap to open camera source CAMERA...

Page 32: ...paired before Function Icon Operation Smartlink Direct Drive Mode Control Panel Button Tapping on this circular button opens five control icons Press and hold this Smartlink Direct button allows to m...

Page 33: ...n Tap to disconnect the smartphone and to jump back to smartphone select page Battery Level and Charge Status icon Shows battery level and charge status Drive Mode Icon to activate or lock screen rota...

Page 34: ...Icon Tap to close Drive Mode panel Drive Mode Setup Icon Tap to access Drive Mode setup Version Info Software Icon Tap to show current software version info of the Smartlink Direct application install...

Page 35: ...ate the app control functions directly via Zenec device Android OS SMARTPHONE APP LINKING NOTE When a main system software update is installed on the device the Smartlink Direct license will get overw...

Page 36: ...etwork provider or the geographical position of the vehicle Tunnels underpasses parking garages or street canyons in cities may lead to interruption of the connection Thermal glazing or metallic stick...

Page 37: ...red favorites Call logs Tap to access the call logs Numeric pad Tap to open the numeric keypad Bluetooth setup Tap to change the most important settings for BT operation CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR RIGH...

Page 38: ...oth device Delete Tap to delete a Bluetooth device from the list requires the device to be disconnected DEVICE MANAGER The BT function on the device must be activated to invoke connection process Plea...

Page 39: ...e ZENEC system will not be visible to others Follow the instructions of the device manufacturer on pairing Auto Connect Once a mobile device has been connected with the ZENEC system it will be automat...

Page 40: ...the appropriate button field to change any of the listed settings Function Icon Operation Bluetooth Settings Tap to change settings related to BT operation Auto Connection ON OFF Auto Answer ON OFF ON...

Page 41: ...ation Accept Tap the green handset to accept the call Reject Tap the red handset to reject the incoming call End Tap the red handset to end the call DIAL A CALL USING PHONEBOOK In the control operatio...

Page 42: ...ted unmuted Numeric pad Tap to show the numeric pad Necessary in case the call asks to enter a number call center service selection etc Back Tap to jump back to the previous level NOTE To be able to u...

Page 43: ...or on the SIM card Favorites Tap to to show phone numbers of the respective contact entry Call Accept Tap the green handset to accept or start the call Add Favorite Tap to add a new Favorite Tap again...

Page 44: ...ction Icon Operation Missed Entries with this icon refer to calls that you missed Incoming Entries with this icon refer to accepted incoming calls Contacted Entries with this icon refer to outgoing ca...

Page 45: ...in device memory NOTE A change of data on the mobile phone will not sync automatically with the stored Favorites Should you want to change phone numbers this change must be manually transferred to Fa...

Page 46: ...0 km Requirements 1 PC or notebook with a Windows 7 operating system or higher an SD card reader together with broadband Internet access Apple OS not supported 2 An activated navigation map microSD ca...

Page 47: ...47 Rev B MAP VIEWS Advanced route guidance High resolution 3D maps Fast and simple route calculation...

Page 48: ...se settings or changed parameters do have a direct influence on the everyday use of the ZENEC system NOTE Software updates and bugfixes applicable to this device except navigation engine map updates a...

Page 49: ...Icon Operation Disp Tap to dim or brighten up TFT screen 100 50 0 standby DISPLAY ICON With the display icon the LCD TFT screen picture brightness can be dimmed or switched off standby This is done by...

Page 50: ...udio Tap to access audio settings TFT Tap to access display settings Car Tap to access car settings Park Assist etc System Tap to access system settings When you tap the setup icon you will enter this...

Page 51: ...ON OFF OSD Language Tap to change the menu language Button Color WHITE RED Tap to change the color Wallpapers Tap to change the background image Volume Pop Up ON OFF Off visual volume pop up disabled...

Page 52: ...er Expert Mode Tap to enable or disable expert mode Tap to make advanced sound configurations Volume Tap to set initial and source volume levels Audio Control Tap to access quick audio settings Loudne...

Page 53: ...e Last last volume set before switching off Only works with Z EMAP50 bundle BT Call Volume BT Call volume change requires upper setting position set to Select Setting manually adjusted volume Last las...

Page 54: ...AD SUBWOOFER LOUDNESS In this menu you can adjust the Balance Fader Loudness and Subwoofer level of the speakers in the vehicle Function Icon Operation Left Right 20L 0 20R Front Rear 20F 0 20R Loudne...

Page 55: ...Expert Mode Tap to enable or disable expert mode Volume Tap to set start and source volume Balance Fader Tap to set fader or balance Equalizer Tap to set the 10 band equalizer Time Alignment Tap to ma...

Page 56: ...the Navi voice BT Call Volume Tap to set the volume of the Bluetooth handsfree volume In the audio menu you can adjust the basic volume values of the various audio sources Fine adjustment of the volu...

Page 57: ...20L 0 20R Front Rear 20F 0 20R Crosshair Press and hold to move green dot into desired position In this Expert Mode menu page you can adjust the balance and fader Press and hold the green dot of the c...

Page 58: ...ge you can set the 10 band graphical equalizer Press and hold the indi vidual band level sliders to move it up or down for a level change Function Icon Operation Band Tap to set the desired Band Touch...

Page 59: ...e distance between the ears and the speaker system installed in the vehicle varies considerably due to the given arrangement of the installed speakers This menu gives you the option to delay the audio...

Page 60: ...to set the low pass filter frequency to 250Hz 160 Hz 125 Hz 100 Hz 80 Hz 65 Hz 50Hz Gain Touch to set the GAIN 10 10 In this Expert Mode menu you can adjust Gain and Low pass transition frequencies of...

Page 61: ...ucking of media playback during route guidance voice announcements ON Media playback is fully muted during route guidance announcements In this Expert Mode menu page you can adjust audio ducking or mu...

Page 62: ...configuration TFT Control Tap to select the brightness control Navi Day Night brightness is controlled by the navigation system Car Day Night brightness is controlled by vehicle illu voltage wire TS...

Page 63: ...ill be displayed automatically OPS Indicates the optical parking system depending on the vehicle configuration OPS CAM Indicates a combined picture of the rear view camera and the optical parking syst...

Page 64: ...adjusted to level 1 Off Switch for ventilation is adjusted to level 0 Rear window heating Rear window heating switched on or off Windshield heating Defrost function switched on or off Air conditioning...

Page 65: ...tions above Differences from this information features or functions cannot be used for claims Seat heater Indication of current seat heating level In addition to the digit the seat heating level will...

Page 66: ...protection disabled ON password protection enabled Password Tap and confirm to enter a password Daylight Saving Time Tap to change between summer and winter time Navigation Program Tap to choose Navi...

Page 67: ...mperature Seat belt info Safety information about the seat belt status Red seat belt open Grey seat belt closed Parking brake status Information about the parking brake status applied open Red parking...

Page 68: ...nformation Vehicle door status Show the vehicle door status Visual status display of all doors vehicle lights car trunk and the engine bonnet OPEN CLOSED ON OFF The vehicle door status page visually s...

Page 69: ...System Tap to access this view SW Version Displays the current software version information Tap to see detailed information In the system setup menu software versions loaded by the Z E2050 are shown...

Page 70: ...t Keypad Enter the desired password In the System Setup menu page under Password function you can activate and deactivate the pass word protection CAUTION If you protect you ZENEC system with a Passwo...

Page 71: ...a it is still possible to use it in combination with the ZENEC system Software updates to the ZENEC system are installed with a USB memory device Therefore when fitting the system make sure that the U...

Page 72: ...ble 32 bit UKW FM Transmission standard for terrestrial reception of very high frequency analog radio FM GPS Global navigation satellite system for position fixing Global Positioning System GSM Global...

Page 73: ...ap view the sat fix has been established This can take 3 to 5 minutes You can now use the ZENEC system Finally carry out a general functional test and perform the basic and car specific settings AC OP...

Page 74: ...A12 P ANT 12V Antenna A13 P CNTR 12V Amplifier A14 Parking A15 KL 31 Power GND A16 KL 30 Permanent 12V PWR A17 Speaker Rear Right A18 Speaker Rear Right A19 Speaker Front Right A20 Speaker Front Right...

Page 75: ...itor Out Camera IN P CONT max 300mA P ANT max 300mA Video IN Aux IN L Aux IN R Line Out Rear L Line Out Rear R Line Out Front L Line Out Front R Line Out Woofer Line Out Woofer MIC IR IN GND Camera 12...

Page 76: ...ct audio or mains connection s 2 Defects caused by exposure of product to humidity water and organic fluids prolonged exposure to sun rays or excessive dirt or dust 3 Mechanical defects caused by acci...

Page 77: ...Copyright 2017 RevB copy deadline Q4 2017 English Manufacturer ACR AG Bohrturmweg 1 CH 5330 Bad Zurzach Switzerland EU Legal Representative ACR S V GmbH Industriestra e 35 D 79787 Lauchringen Germany...

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