Alpine IVE-W530BT manuel d'utilisation

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    Designed b y ALPINE J apan AOEU Issue_A EN DE FR ES IT SE NL RU PL GR Mobile Media Station IVE-W530BT • OWNER ’S MANU AL Please read before using this equipment. • ANVÄNDARHANDLEDNING Innan du an vänder u tru stninge n bör du läsa igenom d enna anvä ndarhand ledn ing. • BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG Les en Si e diese B edien ungsan leit ung bitt[...]

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    3 -EN ENGLISH Contents Operating Instr uctions W ARNING W ARNING ............ ............ ............. ............ 6 CA UTION ...... ................... ............. ............ 6 PRECAUTIONS ............... .................... ..... 7 Discs Playable on This Unit ................... 8 Getting Started Accessory List ................ ..........[...]

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    4 -EN Setup DVD Setup D VD S etup Operation .............. ...................... . 31 Changing the languag e setting .............. ...... 31 Setting of the Menu Lang uage .. ................. . 31 Setting of the Audi o Language . ............ ...... 31 Setting of the Subtitle Languag e ................ . 32 Setting the Do w nmix Mode ............[...]

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    5 -EN Display ing the rear view vid eo while the car is in re verse ............. ..................... 49 Display ing the rear vie w video manually ....... ........... ................. ............... 49 Navigation System (Optional) Switching th e Navigation Screen (Optional) ......... ...................... ................. .... 49 A uxiliary D[...]

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    6 -EN Operating Instr uctions INSTALL THE PRO DUCT CORR ECTL Y SO THA T T HE DR IVER CANNOT W A TCH TV/VID EO UNLES S THE VEHICLE IS STOPPED AND TH E EMERG E NCY B RAKE IS APPLIE D. It is dange rou s for th e driver to watch TV/ V id eo wh ile driv ing a veh icle. Installi ng this produc t incor rectly enables the dri ver to watch TV/V ide o while [...]

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    7 -EN PRE CAUT ION S Prod uct Clean ing Use a soft dry cl oth for peri odic clean ing of the pro duct. For more sev ere stai ns, plea se damp en the cloth w ith wate r only . Anything else has the c hance of dissolv ing the paint or damaging t he plastic. T emper ature Be su re th e temperatu re i nside the vehi cle is bet ween +45° C (+1 13°F) a[...]

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    8 -EN Disc Acce ssories There ar e var ious accesso ries av ailable on the mark et for prot ecting the disc surface an d improving sound qua lity . Howev er , most of them will in fluence the th ickness and/or diam eter of the disc. Using such acce ssories can cau se the dis c to be out of standard specifications a nd may creat e operation al probl[...]

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    9 -EN Discs tha t cannot be play ed DVD-R OMs, DVD-RAMs, CD-ROMs (excluding MP3/WMA/ AAC file s), photo CDs, etc. DualDisc Thi s uni t is not comp atib le wit h Du alDi sc. Using a Du alDisc may c ause unit mal functio n, and may cause disc damage when the d isc is inserted /ejecte d. DVD r egion number ( pla yable r egion number) This DVD playe r [...]

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    10 -EN Using D VD-Rs/DVD-RWs /DVD+R s/DVD+RWs • This unit is compat ible with discs record ed in the stand ard D VD- V ide o (D V D-R/DVD-R W only) form ats. • Note that discs not finalised (proc essed to enabl e to play on playba ck-only DVD players) ca nnot be play ed on this DVD player. • Some discs may not play ba ck, depend ing on the re[...]

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    11 -E N • This item in corporate s copy protection technology that is pr o tected by U.S. paten ts and other intell ectual property rights of Rovi Corporat ion. Reverse engi neering an d disassemb ly ar e prohibited . • Manufactu r e d under license fr om Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D sym bol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. ?[...]

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    12 -EN Accessor y List • Head un it .... ..... ...... ........ ...... ...... ........ ...... ........ ...... ..... ......... 1 • Power C able .. ..... ......... ..... ...... ........ ...... ........ ...... ..... ......... ... 1 • Mounti ng Sle eve . ......... ..... ......... ..... ...... ........ ...... ........ ...... ... 1 • Brac ket key [...]

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    13 -E N T urning Power On or Off Some of this unit’s functions ca nnot be pe rformed whil e the vehicle i s in motion. Be sure to stop your vehicl e in a safe locatio n and apply the parking br ake, before attem pting these ope rations. 1 Press SOURCE / to turn on the unit. • The unit can be turned on by pr essing any b u tto n on the unit e xc[...]

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    14 -EN Displ ay example for FM R adio main screen Displays the s ource name, such as rad io band, etc., that is selected. Displays the time, BLUETOOTH indicator , etc. Function Guide: The functi on guide display vari es depending on ea ch sour ce. The cont ents of the function gu ide chan ge by touchi ng [P1/2] * or [P 1/3 ] * on the funct ion guid[...]

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    15 -E N Displ ay example for FM R adio main screen Displays the p reset number/frequency [DX SE EK] * 1 button: Displays the tuning mode selection list. [PTY SEARCH] * 2 button: Search for a station by PTY (Programme T ype) T uning, refer to “PTY (Pr ogramme T ype) T uning” (page 16) . * 1 The button displays the curr ent tunin g mode. * 2 The [...]

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    16 -EN T urning AF (Al ternative Frequencies) O n or Off The RDS (Rad io Data Sys tem) is a radio info rmation syst em using the 57 kH z subcarr ier of r egular FM broa dcast. The RDS allows you to recei ve a variety of informat ion such as traf fic inform ation, st ation names, a nd to automatic ally re- tune to a stronger transmitt er that is bro[...]

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    17 -E N RDS SETUP mode 3 T ouc h [PT Y] after selecting the programme type to star t searching fo r a station of the selected pr ogramme t ype. FM Radio m ode 3 T ouc h [PTY SEARCH] after selecting the programme type to star t searching for a station of the selected programme type. If no station is found, “NO PTY” will be displayed. * The butto[...]

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    18 -EN Displ ay example for MP3/WM A/AAC main s creen [ ] butt o n: Re fer to page 29 CD : Displays the T rack text * /Disc text * . • If there is neith er T rack nor Di sc name i nformation, “NO TEXT ” will be display ed. MP3 /WMA/ AAC: After di splaying the file name in th e upper line, th e track nam e is di splaye d if th ere is ID3 tag i[...]

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    19 -E N M.I.X. (Random Play) T ouc h [ ] duri ng pl ayback. The trac ks (files) on the disc will be pla yed back in a random sequence. T o cancel M.I.X. play , touch [ ] . 1 T ouch [P1/ 2] * 1 to change the f unction gu ide. 2 T ouch [ ] and selec t the desi red M.I .X. pl ay . * 1 Display may va ry depending on the c onnected devices. * 2 Only fil[...]

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    20 -EN Producing MP3/WMA/AAC dis cs MP3/W MA/AAC fil es are prepared, th en writte n to a CD-R o r CD-RW (DVD-R/DVD-RW) using CD-R writing software. A disc can hold up to 1,0 00 files/ 255 fold ers (in cluding R oot Folde rs), and the max imum number of fol ders is 25 5. Playbac k may n ot be p er formed if a disc e xceeds the lim itatio ns descr i[...]

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    21 -E N Displ ay example for DVD Video m ain screen [ ] button: Changes to Navigation screen. [ ] button: Displays the SETUP selection screen. [ ] button: Changes to full screen. Displays the dis c (DVD VIDEO) bei ng played back . Displays tag information for D ivX®. • If [ ] on the DivX® mode screen is touched, the search list scr ee n is disp[...]

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    22 -EN 1 Press SOURCE/ . The SOURCE select ion scre en is displaye d. 2 T ouc h [D i sc ] * . The disp lay shows the Dis c scr een. Insert a disc with the label side fac ing up. The unit st ar ts to play the disc . When an optica l Alpine DVD playe r is connecte d, insert a disc into the DVD/CD player , and the player sta rts playing. * When you wa[...]

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    23 -E N When a DVD contains two or more titles, the top me nu screen appears . T ouc h [TOP M ENU] on the DVD mode main screen. The top menu s cr een appea rs. • T o perform necessary operation s, see “If a menu screen appe ars” on page 22. With a DVD having two or mor e menus, a menu screen wi ll appea r for the prog rammes available, in add[...]

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    24 -EN Stopping Playback (Pre St op) Press the stop button during playback to stop pla yback. That positi on is store d in the memo ry . 1 T ouc h [ ] once duri ng play back. “Pre Stop” is displa yed. 2 T ouc h [ / ] in the Pre Stop mod e . Playback starts fr om the position at which it was stopped. • F or some discs, the positi on at which p[...]

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    25 -E N Selecting Folders T ouc h [ ] or [ ] to select the folder . Repeat Playback Use this func tion to play the disc’ s chapters , tracks etc., repeatedly . DVD V i de o 1 T ouc h [ ] . The r epeat mode switches every time the button is touch ed. • Display may va ry depending on the c onnected devices. DivX® 1 T ouc h [ ] after touching [P1[...]

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    26 -EN Switching the Angle On D VDs in which s cenes ha ve been f ilmed from m u ltipl e angles , the angle can be switche d during playback. 1 During pla yback, touch [P 1/2] * . The functi on guide changes. * Th e dis play dif fers , depend in g on the disc (mo de). 2 T ouc h [A N GL E] . The angle s witches betwe en the angles re corde d on the [...]

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    27 -E N About DivX DivX® is a c odec (soft ware) programm e to com press moving image s while ma intainin g image quali ty using a highly advanced encoding. • Official DivX® Certified product • Play s all ver sions of DivX® vi deo (in cluding DivX® 5) with standar d playback of D ivX® media files • DivX®, DivX C ertified® and as sociat[...]

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    28 -EN Setting the Bass Centre Frequency The disp layed b ass fr equency is e mphasised. T ouch [ ] or [ ] of Freq . to select the desir ed bass centr e fr equency . Setting range: 60 Hz, 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 200 Hz Setting the Bass Bandwidth Changes the boos ted bass bandwid th to wide or narr ow . A wider setting will boost a wide range of f reque ncie[...]

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    29 -E N Adjusting the S ubwoofer Level When ON is set in “Subwo ofer On and Of f ”, the item can be adjusted. 1 T ouch the title bar of Subwoofer . The display chang es to the Subw oofer Adjust ing scre en. 2 T ouch [ ] or [ ] of Level t o adjust the subwoofer out p ut. Setti ng range: 0 to 15 Setting the Subwoofer System When ON is set in “S[...]

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    30 -EN 2 T ouc h [R e ar ] . The Rear sele ction scr een appear s . • This functi on cannot be used wh en “Setting the Pic ture/Sound Output” (page 41) i s set to OFF in the System Setup. • If [Mai n] on the Rear Sele ct screen is touched, the sc re en changes to the main sour ce scr een. 3 T ouch the desired sour ce such as visual (auxili [...]

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    31 -E N DVD Setup Operation 1 T ouc h [ ] on the main screen. The SETUP selec tion screen is display ed. 2 T ouc h the titl e bar of Sour ce Setup. The Sou rce Setup screen ap pears. 3 T ouc h the titl e bar of D VD Setup. The DVD Setup s creen appears. 4 T ouc h [ ] or [ ] , etc., of the desired item to change its setting. Setti ng items : Menu La[...]

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    32 -EN Set the la nguage of the su btitles dis played on the sc reen. Setti ng item: SUBT . La nguage Setting contents: Auto / EN / JP / DE / ES / FR / IT / SE / RU / CN • When “Auto” is sele cted, the primar y subtitle language among the r ecor ded ones is played . T o p lay in a la nguag e ot her th an th ose di splayed 1 T ouch [Code] . Th[...]

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    33 -E N Source Setup Operation 1 T ouc h [ ] on the main screen. The SETUP selec tion screen is display ed. 2 T ouc h the titl e bar of Sour ce Setup. The Sou rce Setup screen ap pears. 3 T ouc h the titl e bar of y our desired Set up mode. DVD Setu p * 1 / Radi o Se tup / BLU ETOOTH Se tup * 2 / RDS Setup * 3 * 1 Refer to “D V D Set up” on p a[...]

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    34 -EN Display Setup Operation 1 T ouc h [ ] on the main screen. The SETUP selec tion screen is display ed. 2 T ouc h the titl e bar of Displa y Setup. The Display Set up scr een appears. 3 T ouc h [ ] or [ ] etc., o f the desired item to change its setting. Setti ng items : Visual EQ * 1 / Dimmer / Screen Dimmer Level * 2 / Function Guide Fade / B[...]

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    35 -E N By setting to ON, the function guide will be hidden if no opera tion is performed f or 5 seconds in Radi o source, USB source , etc. T o display the functi on guide, tou ch the screen slightly . Setti ng item: Functi on Guide F ade Setti ng conte nts: O FF / ON • In D VD play mo de, the function guide will be hidden if there is no operati[...]

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    36 -EN Y ou can select a mode suitab le for th e subj ect image . • T o return to t he i nitial se ttin g, after selec ting a ny on e of t he se tting contents ( Night M. to Contrast) and adj usting a desired brightnes s, picture tint, etc ., set t his functio n to OFF . • If your desired brightne ss, picture tint, etc., are adjusted after sele[...]

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    37 -E N General Setup Operation 1 T ouc h [ ] on the main screen. The SETUP selec tion screen is display ed. 2 T ouc h the titl e bar of Gene ral Setup . The Gene ral Setup scr een appears. 3 T ouc h [ ] , [ ] or the title bar of setting item, etc., of the desired item to change its setting. Setti ng items : Clock / Clock Mode * 1 / Clock Adjust * [...]

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    38 -EN After set to ON in “Se tting th e Beep”, this sett ing can be per formm ed. Settin g item : Beep Level Settin g cont ent: 0 t o +15 Scroll display is available i f CD text, fol der nam e, file nam e or tag information is ent ered. Settin g item : Auto Scrol l Setti ng conte nts: O FF / ON • The dis play scr olls on t he uni t when the [...]

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    39 -E N System Setup Operation 1 T ouc h [ ] on the main screen. The SETUP selec tion screen is display ed. 2 T ouc h the tit le bar of Sys tem Setup . The Sys tem Set up s cre en appear s . 3 T ouc h [ ] or [ ] of the desired item to chang e its setting. Setti ng items : Camera I N / Nav . IN / Nav . Mix * / AUX1 IN / AU X2 IN / AUX Front / AUX Ou[...]

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    40 -EN Adjusting the R ear Camera Guide l ine Y ou can adju s t the r ear camera guide line pos ition. Fur ther Se tting it em: Guid e Line A djust ment 1 T ouc h the titl e bar of Guide Line Adjustment. The Guide Line Ad justment sc reen is displayed. 2 When y ou t ouc h the guide p ylon to be adju sted, a bor der appear s around th e pylon. 3 Dra[...]

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    41 -E N After setting thi s item to AUX, touch the tit le bar of AUX2 IN, the following further setting ite ms can be adjust ed. Adjusti ng the A UX2 name Mode Further Setting items: Prima r y Setting con tents: AU X / D VD / GAME / TV / D VB-T / NA V . • The select ed name is displayed on the V isual and Rear sele ction scr een. • Only when an[...]

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    42 -EN Setup Before Using BLUETOOTH is a wireless technology allowing communi cation between a mobi le device or personal compute r over short distanc es. This enab les a h ands-free call or data transmission between BLUETOO TH compatible de vices. BLUETOO TH transmission is av ailable in the u nlic ensed 2 .4 GHz spec trum if the distanc e between[...]

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    43 -E N BLUETOOTH Setup The following steps 1 to 5 are common to the v arious BLUETOOTH functions . For details, refer to each in dividual function. • While callin g, or in the BLU ETOO TH Audio sou rce, BLUETOOTH Setup o peration canno t be performed. • When BLUETOOTH IN is set to other than OFF , the following operation can be perfo rmed. 1 T[...]

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    44 -EN Displaying the phone service p ro vider name Setting item: S ervic e Provider The service p rovider na me of the connected BL UETOOTH compatible device will be displayed. If a BLUETOOTH compatible device is not connec t ed, “ID UNSENT” will be displayed. • Depending on the character type some phone servic e pr ovider name cannot be dis[...]

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    45 -E N Answering a Call Incoming calls are annou nced by the received call ring tone and a displayed message (Caller name/PHONE No.). T ouc h [ ] . The call starts. • Indicator (Signal S trength): While c alling, t he indic ator w ill displ ay the current signal s trength of your mobile phone. While in a mode oth er than Calli ng, the unit canno[...]

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    46 -EN Call Switching Operation While making a call , this functi on allows you to initiat e the transfe r of the audio bet ween the mobil e phone and th e speakers in the car. Whil e c all ing, touc h [ ] to swi t ch the cal l sound between th e unit and mobil e phone. • Depending on the mobile phone, this operation may not be performed. Call Hi[...]

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    47 -E N Up to 1,00 0 teleph one numbers a re downloadable to th e BLUETOOTH compa tible u nit fr om a m obile p hone. Dial a cal l by sele cting a p erson from t he phone book li st. Setti ng item: Phone Book Scroll the list one line at a time by touching [ ] or [ ] . Scroll the list one page at a time by touching [ ] or [ ] . Activate alphabet sea[...]

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    48 -EN Y o u can place a call by i nputting t he tele phone num ber directl y by the numeric keypad screen on the unit. Setting item: Dia l Input Displ ay example for the Dial In put scr een The numeric keypad sc reen is displayed. T ouch (input) the telephone number , and then touch [Cal l] . The call is placed. • About the numeri c ke ypad [ ]:[...]

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    49 -E N When an optional rearview c amera is connec t ed, re ar view vi deo ca n be output to the monitor. • Be sure to set “Camera IN” to “ON” before using the Rearv iew Camer a, r efe r to “ Setting the Rear Came ra Input” on page 39. Switching the Rear Came ra Screen (Optional) The rear view video will be displayed fo r the two sit[...]

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    50 -EN Operating Auxiliar y Devices (Optional) T o operate your devices connecte d to the A UX 1, A UX2 or Front A UX termina ls, follow the procedur e described below . • If you try to ac tivate th e auxil iary device while dr iving, the di splay will s how t he warn ing-Pi cture off for y our sa fety. 1 Press SOURCE/ . The SOURCE select ion scr[...]

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    51 -E N Scannin g Mode 1 T ouc h [P 1/3] . The functi on guide appears. 2 T ouc h [S CA N] to start the auto scan procedure. • F or detail, r efer to the Ow ner’ s Manual of the TUE-T200DVB (sold separatel y). Video Menu O peration of TUE-T200D VB 1 T ouc h [P 1/3] twice. The dir ect touch mode scre en is displa yed. • When the opt ional TUE [...]

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    52 -EN Playback 1 Press SOURCE/ . The SOURCE select ion scre en is displaye d. 2 T ouc h [U S B] , the USB mode is activ at ed and the display c hanges to the USB screen. 3 T ouc h [ ] or [ ] to select t he desired track (file) within cur rent Bank . Retu rnin g to th e beg innin g of th e cur rent t rack (fil e): T ouch [ ] . Fast backward: T ouch[...]

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    53 -E N Searching for a desired So ng A USB memory can contain hundre ds of songs. By keeping these songs organised i n playli sts, thi s unit can use these to ease song searches . Using the sea rch mode’ s individual hierarchy , you can narrow do wn your search as shown in the table bel ow . * Only files with an “m 3u” extension per tain to [...]

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    54 -EN Connecting an iPod/iPho ne An iPod/iP hone can be conne cted to this unit , by using the USB connecti on cable. W hen this unit is connected by using th e cable, th e controls on th e iPod are not fun ctional. • Other app lications ( Internet funct ion, etc.) of the iPhon e or iPod touc h are no t contr ollable from the unit; howe ver , th[...]

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    55 -E N • If a song is p laying o n the iP od/iPho ne when it is connec ted to this unit, i t will continue playing after t he conn ection. • If the artist , album, genr es, composers, titl es, created in iT u nes, has too many characters, so ngs may not be played back when connected to this unit. Ther efore, a maximum of 64 char acters is reco[...]

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    56 -EN Random Play Shuffle (M. I.X.) The S huffle functio n of th e iPod is displ ayed as on the IVE-W530 BT . Shuffle Alb ums : Album shuf fle play back plays back all songs in or d er , then randomly select s the next album. All songs of that album are played back in order , and so on. Any one album is played jus t once. Shuffle So ngs : Song shu[...]

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    57 -E N List of Language Codes (For d etai ls, s ee page 32 .) Lan g ua g e Rom a ni a n R uss i a n Sa n s krit S indhi S er b o-Cro a ti a n S ingh a le s e S lov a k S lov eni a n Sa mo a n S hon a S om a li Al ba ni a n S er b i a n Su nd a ne s e S wedi s h S w a hili T a mil Te l u g u T a jik Th a i Tigriny a T u r kmen T a g a log To n g a [...]

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    58 -EN In Case of Difficulty Basic No funct ion or displa y . • V ehicle’ s i gnition is off. - If conne cted accordi ng to th e inst ruction s, the u nit will not operat e with the vehicle’ s ig nition off. • Impr oper power lead conne ctions. - Che ck p ower lead con nect ions. •B l o w n f u s e . - Che ck the fuse on the batte ry lead[...]

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    59 -E N MP3/WMA/AA C is not pla yed back. • Writi ng error occ urred. The CD fo rmat is not compatibl e. - M ake sure th e CD has bee n writt en in a sup ported form at. Refe r to “ Abo ut MP3/WMA/AA C” (pages 19 and 20 ), the n rewrite in the form at support ed by this device. Unit does not ope rate. • Monit or’ s power is not t urned on[...]

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    60 -EN Indicatio n for DV D • No disc is insert ed. - Inser t a disc. • Altho ugh a dis c is inse rted, “No Dis c” is disp layed and the un it does not start to pla y or eject the disc. - Rem ove the di sc by followin g these steps: Press for at le ast 3 s econd s. • Butt on oper ation on the un it or remot e control (optional) i s not po[...]

  • Page 61

    61 -E N Indicat ion f or iP od Mode • The iPod/iPhon e is not co nnected . - M ake sure th e iPod /iPho ne is corr ectly co nnec ted (refer to “Conne ctions”). Make sure th e cable i s not bent excessively . • There a re no songs in the iPod/iPhon e. - Download songs t o the iPod/iPh one a nd con nect t o the IVE- W530B T . • Data base er[...]

  • Page 62

    62 -EN Specifications MONIT O R SECTION FM TUNER SECTION MW TUNER SECTION L W TUNER SECTION USB SECTION * F requency response may differ dependin g on t he enc oder so ftware/ bit rate. CD/D VD S ECTION PICKUP BLUET OO TH SECTION GENERAL CHASSIS SIZE • Due to continuo us pr oduct improvement, specifications and design are subject to change withou[...]

  • Page 63

    63 -E N Installation and Connections Before installing or connecting the unit, ple ase read the followi ng an d page s 6 to 10 of this manual thoro ughly f or pro per use. Wa r n i n g MAKE T HE CORR ECT CONN ECTIONS. Failure to make th e proper conn ection s may result in fire or product dama ge. USE ONL Y IN CARS WITH A 12 VOL T NEGA TIVE GRO UND[...]

  • Page 64

    64 -EN Installation The main unit must be mounted within 30 degrees of th e horizont al plane, bac k to fr ont. 1 Remove the mount ing sleeve from the main un it (Refer to “Removal” on page 64 ). Sli de the mounting slee ve into the dashboar d and fix it with the metal shackles. 2 When your vehicle has the Bracket, m ount the long hex bolt onto[...]

  • Page 65

    65 -E N <JAP ANESE CAR> T ake the face p late off, and se cure the gr ound lea d of the unit t o a clean metal spo t using a screw ( * ) alr eady attached to the car’ s chassis . Attach t he Original Mounti ng Bracket to each sid e of the IVE-W530BT , using the screws supplied with I VE-W530BT . Mounting the Microphone For the sake of safet[...]

  • Page 66

    66 -EN T o p revent extern al noi se from ente ring the aud io syst em. • Locate t he unit and r oute the leads at lea st 10 cm away fr om the car harness. • Keep th e battery power lea ds as far away from othe r leads as possible. • Connect t he ground lead secur ely to a bare metal spot (r emove any paint, dirt or gr ease if ne cessary) of [...]

  • Page 67

    67 -E N Connections * ISO P ower Supply C onnector and ISO Conn ector (Sp eaker Output) ar e int e grated. (Red) Am pl ifie r Amplifier Am pl ifie r Front Right Front Left Rear Right Rear Left Subwoofers T o Audio output terminal (R, L) T o Audio input terminal (R, L) T o V ideo output term inal T o Video input termin al (Whit e) (Y ellow) (Red) (W[...]

  • Page 68

    68 -EN Antenna Receptacle ISO/JASO Antenna Adapter ( sold separately) ISO/JA SO Ante nna Adapt or may be r equir ed, dep ending on the vehicl e. Video In put Connect or (A UX IN) (Y el low) Input the AUX video. • T o use this function, turn on “A UX1 I N” in the “SETUP” menu (see “Setting the A U X Mode” on page 40 ). A udio Inp ut Co[...]

  • Page 69

    69 -E N System Example Connecting iPhone/Video c ompatib le iPo d and Back-up Camera CAMERA Input Connect or Use when the opti onal rearvie w camera with RCA connec tor is conn ected. • Set “ON” in “Setti ng the Rear Cam era Input” (page 39) when connecting a rearview camera with RCA Output connector . RCA Extension Cab le (Sold Separatel[...]

  • Page 70

    70 -EN When Connec ting Exter nal Equ ipment Video I nput Connector ( A UX IN) (Y ellow) Input AUX video. • T o use this functio n, turn on “A U X1 IN” in the “SETUP” menu (see “Setting t he AUX Mode” on page 4 0). A udio Input Connector s (A UX IN) RED i s righ t and WHIT E is l eft i nput th e aud io. Video O utput Connector (AUX OU[...]

  • Page 71

    71 -E N A V/RCA interface cable (4-pole mini A V plug to 3-RCA) (Sold Separat ely) Usable 4-p ole mini A V plu g Wiring conve ntion of this system is as follo w s: • This con figuration is not standardized for comme r cially av ailable A V plugs. Please confirm compatib ility b efore purc h asing. Video/ A udio Inp ut Connector s YELL OW is for i[...]

  • Page 72

    Dec]aration of Conformity We,theundersigned, AuthorizedrepresentativeinEurope : Alpine Electronics (Europe} GmbH Address, City : Wilhe[m-Wagenfe]d-Strasse 1-3, D-80807, Munich Country : Germany certify and declare under oursole responsibility that the fo][owing apparatu$ : Description : Mobile Media Station Manufacturer : Alpine Electronics, Inc. B[...]