VDO DOM 6500, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Switching on/off
To switch on the multimedia system:
☞
Switch on the ignition.
☞
Press the POWER button on the
multimedia system or the remote
control.
To switch off the multimedia system:
☞
Press the POWER button on the
multimedia system or the remote
control.
Or:
☞
Switch off the ignition.
Loading a disc
☞
Carefully slide the disc into the player’s
disc slot with the printed side facing
upwards until it is drawn in.
:
The player starts playback automatically.
Ejecting a disc
☞
Press the button on the multimedia
system.
:
The disc is ejected.
☞
Remove the disc..
Auxiliary lighting
■
Permanent on
☞
Set the auxiliary lighting switch to “ON”.
■
Automatic lighting
☞
Set the auxiliary lighting switch to
“AUTO”.
:
The auxiliary lighting for the multimedia
system is controlled by the vehicle
interior lighting system.
■
Lighting off
☞
Set the auxiliary lighting switch to
“OFF”.
TFT display
■
Opening the display
☞
Press the unlocking button for the
display and pull the screen carefully
downwards.
A
Never touch the display screen itself! This
could damage the LCD.
■
Closing the display
☞
Swing the display in the straight
position.
☞
Push it carefully upwards until it snaps
into place.
■
Swivelling the display
☞
The display can be swivelled in either
direction by approx. 30°, to achieve the
optimum viewing angle.
■
Selecting AV source - MODE
The DVD multimedia system allows the
connection of two external AV sources (see
installation instructions) for display on the
multimedia system’s TFT screen.
☞
Press the MODE button on the
multimedia system or the remote control
to select the AV sources DVD, AV1 or
AV2.
:
The selected AV source is then shown on
the TFT display.
:
The corresponding LED (DVD, AV1 or
AV2) illuminates on the front of the
unit.
Note: When SMART mode is activated (see
next section) the picture from the DVD
player is always shown on the TFT display.
The AV source selected using MODE is
output only to the AV output of the
multimedia system.
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BASIC OPERATION