JVC Car Stereo KDAV41BT KDAV31 User Manual

							Bluetooth (Only for KD-AV41 BT) .·. 
Information for using Bluetooth ® devices 
0 Bluetooth® 
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio  communication  technology for mobile 
devices such as mobile phones, portable PCs, and other  devices. Bluetooth devices 
can be connected without cables and  communicate  with each  other. 
Notes 
• While  driving, do not perform complicated operations  such as dialing numbers, 
using  the  phone  book, etc. When  you perform  these operations, 
stop your car in a 
safe place. 
• Some  Bluetooth  devices may not connect to this unit  depending on the Bluetooth 
vers i
on of the device . 
· This unit may not  work  for some Bluetooth devices. 
· Connecting conditions  may vary  depending  on your  environment. 
• For some  Bluetooth  devices, the device is disrnnnected when the unit is turned 
off. 
About mobile phones compatible with Phone book Access Profile (PBAP) 
If your mobile phone supports PBAP, you can display the following items on the 
touch panel screen  when the mobile phone is connected. 
Phone  book (up 
to 1000 entries) 
• Dialed calls, received calls, and  missed calls (up to 10 entries  in total) 
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Connecting  a Bluetooth device 
To use a Bluetooth device (mobile p hone  or audio player), pair the device  and th e 
unit.  Pairing 
allows Bluetooth devices to communicate  with each  other. 
• Use a Bluetooth device compati ble with Bluetooth 3 .0. 
• You can  pair the device  and th e unit using SSP (Secure Simple Pairin g)  which only 
requires  confirmation. 
• Once a device  and the unit are paired,  the unit is registe red  on the device.  When 
you  next 
use the device with the unit,  you can connect  the device  and the unit by 
selecting from the registered  device list on your  device. 
• One device  can be connected  at a time . 
Pairing  a Bluetooth device manually 
1 Turn  on the  Bluetooth  function on your  Bluetooth  device . 
2 
Search for  the  unit (JVC unit)  from your Bluetooth  device. 
3  Confirm  the request  on the  device. 
Pairing  and connection are estab lished.  Connect OK appears . 
• \.))appears when the Bluetooth  mobile phone is connected . 
· ,Pl)  appears when the Bluetoot h audio player is connected . 
Disconnecting the device 
Turn off the ignition  switch. 
Checking the information about the paired device 
Select [BT Info] on the [Settings/Bluetooth] menu.(~ 14) 
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							Bluetooth 
Phone screen  Voice dialing screen 
Bluetooth 
mobile phone 
To Do this 
Make a call 
Receive a call 
Use 
voice  dialing 
Reject  a call/ 
End  a call 
Switching  between 
handsfree 
mode 
and phone mode 
1 Press\. I i,!i. 
The phone screen is displayed. 
2 Press v-...,., turn the volume knob to select a method to make a 
call ([C.GJ: from the calls history/[;H ] : from the phone book), 
then press the knob. 
3 Turn the volume knob to select the target, then press the knob 
to make a call. 
• 
To  return to the previous layer, press v-...... 
Press the volume knob when a call comes in. 
1 Press and hold\. I i,!J to display the voice dialing screen. 
• You can also  display the voice dialing screen  by selecting [fl as 
the method to make a call on the phone screen. 
2 Press the volume knob to activate voice recognition function. 
Please speak  after the beep appears  and the beep  sounds. 
3 Say the name of the person you wantto call. 
Press!::> . 
While talking, press FNC. 
Each time you press the button, Transfer! appears and talking 
method is switched  between handsfree mode and phone mode. 
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BASS indicator 
( .. 13) 
Track information 
Sound mode 
=== indicator ( .. 13) Playback status 
(IJii>: play/II pause)/ 
Playing time/Total 
p laying time Bluetooth audio playback screen 
Bluetooth audio player 
To Do this 
Start Bluetooth  audio 
player 
Play/pause 
Select a  track 
Reverse/Fast-forward 
Select an  item from the 
track  list 
Press C>/SOURCE repeatedly to 
select [BT Audio]. 
Press ~Ill. 
Press v-1-1~"' repeatedly. 
Press 
and hold v-.... ; ... ...i · 
1 Press LIST to display the track 
list. 
2 Turn the volume knob to select 
an item, then press the knob. 
Repeat the procedure until 
playback 
starts. 
If no operation is done fo r about 
10 seconds, the operat ion wil l be 
cance led. 
• 
To  return to the previous layer, 
press v-1+11. 
• To exit, press !::>.  
						

							Sound/Display/Other Settings 
,.-1 
MENU 
Only for KD-AV31. For KD-AV41 BT, operate on the [Settings/Audio] 
menu, or from the remote control (RM-RK259). 
Select a preset  equalizer (EQ) 
Press EQ repeatedly to select a preset  sound mode -[Flat] (default)/[Pop]/ 
[User]/[Techno]/[Rock] /[Classic]/[Jazz]/[Optimal] . (Corresponding  sound 
mode  indicator 
lights up.) 
Store 
your own sound settings 
1 Press EQ repeatedly to select [User]. 
2 
Press MENU to display the top menu  screen. 
3  Turn 
the volume  knob to select [Settings], then  press the knob to display the 
setting  menu. 
4  Check 
that [ .. 1))] ([Settings/Audio]) is selected, then  press the knob. 
5  Turn 
the volume knob to select the item to set ([Bass]/[Middle]*/[Treble]), 
then press the knob. 
6  Turn 
the volume knob to adjust the value, then press.....,, ..... 
7  Repeat  steps 5 and  6 to adjust the value for other  settings . 
8 
Press !:::>to exit . 
The  setting 
is stored to [User]  in EQ. 
• If no  operation is done  for about 10 seconds, the  operation will be canceled. 
• 
To return to the  previous layer, press .....,, 1+1. 
* Only for KD-AV41 BT. 
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0 Settings/Audio AM 10:36 
.. 1)) Bass .. 03 • I 
Middle 
0 Treble 
* 
Fader 
Balance 
[Settings/Audio] menu 
Activate 
the bass boost 
Press BASS  BOOST . (BASS indicator lights up.) 
• To cancel, press the button  again. 
Only for KD-AV41  BT: 
You can also activate/deactivate  the bass boost on the [Settings/Audio] menu. 
1 
Press MENU to display the top menu  screen . 
2  Turn 
the volume knob to select [Settings], then press the knob to display the 
setting  menu. 
3  Check 
that [ .. 1))1 ([Settings/Audio]) is selected, then press the knob. 
4  Turn  the 
volume knob to select [Bass  Boost],  then press the knob. 
5  Turn 
the volume knob to select  [ON] (to activate)  or [OFF] (to deactivate), 
then  press .....,, ..... 
6 Press !:::>to exit. . 
•  If no  operation is done  for about 10 seconds,  the operation will be canceled. 
• 
To return to the  previous layer, press.....,, 1+1. 
Change the display brightness  (Dimmer) 
Press and hold DIMMER repeatedly to select [Dimmer Low] or [Dimmer High]. 
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							Sound/Display/Other Settings 
«) Settings/Audio .. . AM 10:36 ·-~~). ~~~ ··--· ·-·-... --~ -~3 ··-;-y 
Middle 
Treble 
Fader 
Balance 
[Settings/Audio] menu 
Change the general settings/check information on the [Settings] menu 
1 Press MENU to display the top menu screen. 
2  Turn 
the volume knob to select [Settings], then press the knob to display the 
setting menu. 
3  Turn 
the volume knob to select the category (1.1)): [Settings/Audio]/ 
(I: [Settings/General]IC): [Settings/Bluetooth]), then press  the knob. 
4  Turn  the 
volume knob to select the item to set (see the table on the right 
column), then  press the knob. 
5  Turn 
the volume knob to change the setting, then press the knob. 
• If no operation  is done for about 1 O seconds, the operation will be canceled. 
• 
To  return to the  previous layer, press vr 1+11. 
• To exit, press ~-
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[Settings/General] menu [Settings/Bluetooth] menu 
Default: XX 
Settings/Audio ( .. 1))) 
Bass*l -15 -+ 15 (00): Adjusts the sound elements of the bass tone. 
Middle*l *2 -15 -+ 15 (00): Adjusts the sound elements of the middle tone. 
Treble *! -15 -+ 15 (00): Adjusts the sound elements of the treble tone. 
Fader R12 -F12  (00) Adjusts the front and rear speaker output balance. 
Balance L 12 -R12 (00): Adjusts the left and right speaker output balance. 
Bass Boost*2 ON/OFF: Activates or deactivates the bass boost. 
Settings/General ((I) 
Beep ON/OFF: Activates or deactivates the keypress tone. 
Time 12 Hour/24 Hour: Selects time format. 
Language 
Adjust Adjusts the clock. 
English/Espanol : Selects the text language used for on-screen 
information. 
Settings/Bluetooth (C))*2 
Sync 
Phonebook 
BT Info 
ON/OFF: Activates or deactivates the synchronization of the phonebook in 
the connected mobile phone with the unit. 
Displays the information about the connected Bluetooth device (device name, 
phone name, Bluetooth version, and mac address) 
*I Adjustable  only when [User] is selected as the sound  mode. 
*2 Only for KD-AV4 l BT.  
						

							More Information 
About discs . 
• Playable discs: 
DVD 
• DTS sound cannot be reproduced 
or emitted from this unit. 
DVD Recordable/ 
Rewritable 
(DVD-R/-RW*2, 
+R/+RW*3) 
• DVD Video: UDF bridge 
• MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG/MP3/WMA: 
ISO 9660 level 1, level 2, Romeo, 
Joliet 
Dual Disc 
CDNCD 
CD Recordable/Rewritable 
(CD-R/-RW} 
• ISO 9660 level 1, level 2, Romeo, 
Joliet 
*l DVD Video Region Code: 
North America area: 1 
South America area: 4 
Recording 
format, file type, 
etc. 
DVD Video*l 
• DVD Video 
• MPEG1/MPEG2 
• JPEG 
• MP3/WMA 
DVD side 
• VCD (Video CD) 
• Audio CD/CD-DA 
• VCD (Video CD) 
• CD-DA 
• MPEG1/MPEG2 
• JPEG 
• MP3/WMA 
*2 DVD-R recorded in multi-border  format are also 
playable (except for dual layer discs). DVD-RW dual 
layer discs are not playable. 
*3 It is possible to play back finalized +R/+RW (Video 
format only) discs. DVD is selected as the disc type 
when  a 
+R/+RW disc is loaded. +RW double layer 
discs are not playable. 
• Unplayable discs: 
- DVD-Audio, DVD-ROM (data), DVD-RAM, DVD+R/ 
DVD+RW recorded in the DVD-VR/DVD+VR format, 
DTS-CD, SVCD (Super Video CD), CD-ROM, CD-I 
(CD-I Ready), etc. 
-Discs that are not  round. 
-
Discs with coloring on the  recording surface or 
discs that are dirty. 
-
Recordable/ReWritable discs that have not been 
finalized. 
- 3  inch 
discs. Attempting  to insert  using an adapter 
may cause malfunction. 
• DualDisc playback: The Non-DVD side of a 
DualDisc does not comply with  the Compact Disc 
Digital Audio  standard.  Therefore,  the use of the 
Non-DVD 
side of a DualDisc on this  product  cannot 
be recommended. 
About USB devices 
• This unit can play MPEG 1 /MPEG2/JPEG/MP3/WMA 
files stored on a USB mass storage class device. 
• You cannot connect a USB device via a USB hub or 
Multi Card Reader. 
• Connecting a cable whose total  length is longer than 
5 m 
may result in abnormal playback. 
• The maximum  number of characters for: 
-Folder names: 50 characters 
-File 0ames: 50 characters 
-MP3/WMA Tag: 50 characters 
• This unit can recognize  a total of 65 025 files, 255 
folders (255 files per folder including  folder without 
unsupported 
files), and of 8 hierarchies. 
• This unit  cannot  recognize  a USB device whose 
rating 
is other  than 5 V and exceeds 1 A. 
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About files 
• Playing MPEG 1 /MPEG2 files: 
-This unit can play back MPEG 1 /MPEG2 files with 
the  extension  code   or . 
-
The stream format should conform  to MPEG 
system/program stream. 
-Audio streams should conform  to MPEG 1 Audio 
Layer-2, Dolby  Digital or MP3. 
-The maximum  bit rate for video signals (average) is 
4 Mbps. 
-Files encoded in the interlaced scanning  mode 
may not be played back correctly. 
• Playing JPEG files: 
-This unit can play back JPEG files with the extension 
code  . 
-
This unit can play back JPEG files that are at 32 x 32 
to  4 096 x 2 840 resolution. 
It may take time  to display the file depending on its 
resolution. 
-
This unit can play back baseline JPEG files. 
Progressive JPEG files or lossless JPEG files cannot 
be played. 
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							More Information 
• Playing MP3/WMA files: 
-This unit can play back files with the extension 
code    or  
(regardless of the letter 
case-upper/lower). 
-This  unit can play back  the files meeting  the 
conditions 
below: 
• 
Bit  rate: 32 kbps  -320 kbps 
• Sampling frequency:  8 kHz -48 kHz 
-This unit can show 103 Tag Version 
1.0/1.1 /2.2/2.3/2.4  (for MP3). 
-This  unit can also show  WMA Tag. 
- This  unit can 
play back files recorded  in VBR 
(variable bit rate). 
-
Files recorded  in VBR have a discrepancy  in elapsed 
time indication. 
- This  unit cannot 
play back  the following  files: 
• 
MP3 files encoded with MP3i and MP3 PRO 
format. 
• MP3 files encoded with Layer  1 /2. 
• WMA files encoded with lossless, professional, 
and  voice  format. 
• WMA files which are not based upon Windows 
Media® Audio. 
• WMA files copy-protected with ORM. 
About  iPod/iPhone 
• Made for 
-
iPod touch  4th generation 
-
iPod touch  3rd generation 
-
iPod touch  2nd generation 
-
iPod  classic 
-iPod nano  (6th Generation) 
-
iPod nano  (5th Generation) 
-
iPod nano  (4th Generation) 
-
iPod nano  (3rd Generation) 
-
iPhone 6S Plus 
-iPhone 6S 
-iPhone 6 Plus 
-iPhone 6 
-
iPhone SS 
-iPhone SC 
-iPhone 5 
-
iPhone 4S 
-iPhone 4 
-
iPhone 3GS 
-iPhone 3G 
• The  song  order displayed on the selection menu of 
this unit  may  differ  from that of the iPod/iPhone. 
• 
Video playback is not compatible with this  unit. 
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Maintenance 
Cleaning the unit: Wipe off dirt on the faceplate 
with a dry silicon or  soft cloth. 
Cleaning the connector: Detach  the faceplate and 
clean the connector gently with a cotton swab, 
being 
careful not to damage  the connector. 
~~ D~ 
Connector (on the reverse side of 
the faceplate) 
Handling discs: 
• Do not touch the recording  surface of the disc. 
• Do not stick  tape  etc. on the  disc,  or use a disc 
with tape  stuck  on it. 
• Do not use any  accessories  for the  disc. 
• Clean from the center of the  disc  and move 
outward. 
•  Clean the disc with a dry silicon or  soft cloth. Do 
not use any solvents. 
• 
When  removing  discs from this unit, pull them 
out horizontally. 
• 
Remove  burrs from the center hole and  disc  edge 
before  inserting  a disc.  
						

							Troubleshooting 
Sound cannot be heard. 
PARKING is not enabled. No 
video while driving. appears 
and no playback picture is 
shown. 
The unit does not work at all. 
The remote control does not 
work. 
Playback source cannot be 
selected. 
• Recordable/Rewritable discs 
cannot be played back. 
• Tracks on the Recordable 
Rewritable discs cannot be 
skipped. 
DVD Region Error appears and 
DVD-Video does not play. 
Playback order is not as 
intended. 
Elapsed playing time is not 
correct. 
Playback does not start or the 
track is skipped. 
a long time to read 
detected. 
• Adjust the volume to the optimum level. 
• Check the cords and connections. 
Parking brake is not engaged. 
Reset the unit.(~ 4) 
Replace the battery. 
The source is not ready. Insert a disc or connect a device 
beforehand. 
• Insert a finalized disc. 
• Finalize the discs with the component which you used 
for recording. 
Insert a disc with the correct Region Code. 
The playback order is determined by the file name (USB) or 
the order in which files were recorded (disc). 
The elapsed playing time depends on the recording process 
used. 
• Check whether the track is a playable format. 
(~ 15) 
• Record the tracks using a compliant application on the 
appropriate discs. 
• Add appropriate extension codes to the file name. 
• Do not use too many hierarchical levels and folders. 
• Reload the disc or reattach the USB device . 
• Check whether the connected device is compatible with 
this unit and ensure the files are in supported formats. 
(~ 15) 
• Reattach the device. 
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• Radio reception is poor. 
• Static noise while listening to 
the radio. 
The iPod/iPhone does not turn 
on or does not work. 
is distorted. 
sound quality is poor. 
The sound is interrupted or 
skipped while using a Bluetooth 
audio player. 
connected audio player 
be controlled. 
unit does not pair with the 
ui .. ,, ............ h device. 
* Only for KD-AV41 BT. 
• Connect the antenna firmly. 
• Pull the antenna out all the way. 
• Check the connection between this unit and the iPod/ 
iPhone. 
• Check whether the control mode is appropriate. 
(~ 7) 
• Detach and reset the iPod/iPhone using hard reset. 
Deactivate the equalizer either on this unit or the iPod/ 
iPhone. 
• Reduce the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth 
mobile phone. 
• Move the car to a place where you can get a better signal 
reception. 
• Reduce the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth 
audio player. 
• Turn off, then turn on the unit. 
(When the sound is not yet restored) connect the player 
again. 
• Check whether the connected audio player supports 
AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile). 
Search from the Bluetooth device again. 
• Turn off, then turn on the Bluetooth device. 
• Disconnect the device currently connected. 
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							Specifications 
Monitor section 
Picture Size (W x H) 
Drive System 
Number of Pixels 
Aspect Ratio 
Back Lighting 
DVD section 
Audio Decoder 
Video Decoder 
Wow & Flutter 
Frequency Response 
Signal to Noise Ratio 
Dynamic Range 
DISC Format 
Sampling Frequency 
USB Interface  section 
USB Standard 
Compatible Devices 
File System 
Maximum Power 
Supply Current 
Audio Decoder 
Video Decoder 
3.0 inch QVGA display 
TFT active matrix system 
320 pixels x 240 pixels 
16:9 (wide) 
LED 
MP3/WMA 
MPEG1/ MPEG2 
Below Measurable Limit 
96 kHz Sampling: 20 Hz -20 000 Hz 
48 kHz 20 Hz -20 000 Hz 
80 dB 
90 dB 
DVD-Video/DVD-VR/DVD-R/ 
DVD-RW /+R/+RW /VIDEO-CD/ 
CD-DA 
48 kHz/96 kHz 
USB 2.0 Full Speed 
Mass storage class 
FAT 16/32 
DC 5 V ==-= 1.0 A 
MP3/WMA 
MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG 
Bluetooth  section* 
Technology 
Frequency 
Output Power 
Maximum 
Communication 
Audio Codec 
Profile 
Frequency Range 
(Frequency Step) 
Bluetooth 3.0 
2.4 GHz -2.4835 GHz 
+4 dBm (MAX), 0 dBm (AVE), 
Power Class 2 
Line of sight approx. 10 m (32.8 ft) 
SBC 
HFP (Hands Free Profile) 1.6 
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution 
Profile) 1.3 
AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control 
Profile) 1.5 
PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile) 
1.1.1 
With channel interval set 
to 50 kHz: 87.5 MHz -108.0 MHz 
With channel interval set 
to 200 kHz: 87.9 MHz-107.9 MHz 
Usable Sensitivity {S/N: 9 dBf (0.8 µV /75 0) 
30 dB Dev 22.5 kHz) 
Quieting Sensitivity 
(SO dB) 
Frequency Response 
(±3.0 dB) 
Stereo Separation 
14dBf (1.8 µV/75 0) 
35 Hz -14 kHz 
42 dB 
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Frequency Range 530 kHz - 1 700 kHz (1 O kHz) 
(~~~q~-~~~t?~~P_L___ _ ___________ . ······--__  _ 
Selectivity 55 dB 
Usable Sensitivity 20 µV 
Video 
Video Output Level 1 Vp-p I 75 0 
(RCA jacks) NTSC -------------------------~~-~.~.~-------· 
Audio 
Maximum Power (Front 50 W x 4 
& Rear) 
Full Bandwidth Power 
(Front & Rear) 
Preout Level (V) 
20Wx4 
(40,14.4 V, at less than 1 % THD) 
2.5 V /10 kO 
Preout Impedance (0) 1 kO 
Speaker Impedance (0) 4 0 - 8 0 
Equalizer 
General 
Operating Voltage 
Maximum Current 
Consumption 
For KD-AV41 BT: 3 Band 
For KD-AV31: Bass/Treble 
14.4 V(10.5 V to 16 V) 
10 A 
Installation Dimensions 182 mm x 52 mm x 167 mm 
(W x H x D) (Main Unit Installation size) 
Operational 0 °C to +40 °C 
_Temperature Range 
Weight (Main unit) 1.2 kg 
Subject  to change without notice. 
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Only for KD-AV41 BT.  
						

							Installation/Connection 
Awarning 
• The unit can only be used with a 12 V DC power supply, negative ground . 
• Disconnect the batterys negative terminal before wiring and mounting . 
• Do not connect Battery wire (yellow) and Ignition wire (red) to the car chassis 
or Ground wire (black) to prevent a short circuit. 
• Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape to prevent a short circuit. 
• Be sure to ground this unit to the cars chassis again after installation. 
A caution 
• For safetys sake, leave wiring and mounting to professionals . Consult the car 
audio dealer. 
• Install this unit in the console of your vehicle. Do not touch the metal parts of 
this unit during and shortly after use of the unit. Metal parts such as the heat 
sink and enclosure become hot. 
• Do not connect the 8 wires of speaker to the car chassis, Ground wire 
(black), or in parallel. 
• Mount the unit at an angle of less 30°. 
•  If your vehicle wiring harness does not have the ignition terminal, connect 
Ignition wire (red) to the terminal on the vehicles fuse box which provides 12 
V DC power supply and is turned on and off by the ignition key . 
• After the unit is installed, check whether the brake lamps, blinkers, wipers, 
etc. on the car are working properly . 
• If the fuse blows, first make sure the wires are not touching cars chassis, then 
replace the old fuse with one that has the same rating. 
Basic procedure 
1  Remove the key  from the ignition  switch, then disconnect 
the 8 terminal of the car battery. 
2  Connect 
the wires  properly. 
See Wiring connection".(~ 20) 
3 Install the unit to your car. 
See Installing the  unit  (in-dash mounting)".(~ right column) 
4 Connect the 8 terminal of the car  battery. 
5  Reset 
the unit.(~ 4) 
I Check the  supplied  parts for installation beforehand.(~ 21) 
Installing the  unit  (in-dash  mounting) 
1 @) Do the required wiring.(~ 20) 
When installing without the mounting sleeve 
Flat head screws (supplied ((])) MS x 8 mm) or \-... 
round head screws (not su pplied: MS x 6 m m) \., ~ ........ -.. 
Bend the appropriate tabs 
to hold the sleeve firmly 
in place . 
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8mm 6mm 
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Bracket (not supplied) 
How to remove  the unit 
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*1 Face th e side with  the protrusion 
inside  when inserting  t
he extraction 
keys. 
*2 If the panel  opening  of your  vehicle is 
too small to fit the  unit, trim  the  upper 
a
nd l ower sides of the  panel  opening. 
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							Installation/Connection 
Wiring connection 
* Video is not  output  for 
the  video  output 
terminal 
when  the source is 
[Tuner] or [AUX]. 
Light blue/Yellow 
Audio output (Rear) Fuse (15 A) Purple/White 
Video output* 
Light Green 
STEERING WHEEL REMOTE CONTROL 
I REVERSE GEAR SIGNAL 
I PARKING BRAKE 
To use the steering wheel remote control feature, an exclusive remote 
adapter (not supplied) matching your car is required. 
To reverse lamp (required when using a rear view camera) 
To the vehicles parking brake detection switch harness. ,®V®Ot i 
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