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SM-CMMD6 511G 2 D IN DVD/CD/MP3 RECEIVER with built -in 7” TFT dis play and TV In st ructi on m anual 2 D IN D VD/CD/MP 3- 7” TF T- [...]
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2 Dear customer! Thank you for purch asin g our pr oduct . For safety, it is stron gly r ecomm ended to read thi s manual c areful ly before conn ec tin g, operati ng a nd/or a djusting the pro duct and keep the ma nual for referenc e in th e futur e. Table of co ntents Tabl e of co nten ts ..........................................................[...]
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3 Import ant saf egu ards Read carefull y through the manual to famil iarize yourselv es with thi s unit. Kee p th is m an u al h an dy as a r efer en ce f or o per at in g pro ce dur es an d p r ec auti o ns . D o no t al lo w p er s ons who hav e not read thr ough this man ual to use this un it. “CLASS 1 LA SER PROD UCT” T h i s p[...]
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4 M ak e s u r e y ou di sc o n n e c t t h e p o w e r s u p pl y i f th e s y s te m a pp ea r s t o b e w o rk i n g i n c o r re ct l y , i s m ak i n g a n u n u s u a l s o u n d , h a s a s t r a n g e s m e l l , h a s s m o k e e m i t t i n g f r o m i t o r l i q u i d s h a v e g o t i n s i d e i t . L e t a qualifie d techni cian [...]
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5 Install ati on/con nect ion Installat ion meth od 1: DIN Front -mount 1. Inse rt the mount ing s lee ve int o t he d as hbo a r d. 2. Bend these claws o utwa rd for a t igh t f it, if necessary. 3. Push in the unit and ins ta ll the outer tr im ring on it. 4 . To s uppor t the uni t, fix t he r ear of the u nit us ing t he rea r mount ing b olt. [...]
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6 Detach th e un it 1. Take out the outer trim ring. 2. Insert the k eys supplie d to the unit at both sid es of the unit (as ill ustrated) until they click. Pulling the keys makes it possib l e to remov e the u nit from the dashboard.[...]
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7 Electrica l Connectio n[...]
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8 Usin g the ISO Connect or 1 . I f y o u r c a r i s e q u i p p e d w i t h t h e I S O c o n n e c t o r , t h e n c o n n e c t t h e I S O conn ector s as il lustra ted. 2. For con nection s without the IS O c o nnectors, c hec k the wiring in the vehicle car efully befor e c o nnectin g, incorr ec t connec tion m ay caus e serious dama ge to [...]
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9 Par king w ire connec tion If Park in g c abl e i s co nn ect e d to h and br ake swi t ch , th e v id eo di s play of th e TFT mo ni to r wi ll be co nt rol le d b y d r i v i n g s t a t u s , s y s t e m s e t u p a n d i n p u t v i d e o s o u r c e s . W h e n t h e c a r i s m o v i n g a h e a d , i f t h e v i d e o d i s c i s played, t[...]
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10 Unit c ontr ols Front pa nel 1. PWR/ SRC button 2. PREVI OUS/N EXT butto ns 3. MUT butto n 4. TFT d isplay 5. NAVI/S EL button (o ption) 6. +/- buttons 7. REL but ton 8. IR sen sor 9. RES bu tton (r eset hole) Inner panel 1. Eject button 2. Memor y card slot 3. Disc loading s lot 4. Navigation c ard slot (opt ion)[...]
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11 Remote controller (RC) 1. AF/E Q butto n 2. PWR/SO UR CE butto n 3. GOTO butt on 4. BAND/TITLE button 5. AMS/ MEN U button 6. LOC/S UB-T butto n 7. ST/AUDIO but ton 8. PTY/ANGL E button 9. OSD button 10. ZOOM butto n 11. SLOW button 12. P/N b utton 13. PROG butt on 14. MUT E button 15. VOL- button 16. TA/LO UD button 17. EJE CT button 18 . N umb[...]
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12 Changing the b attery 1. Pr ess the catch and at the same time p ull out the bat t e ry tra y (pic. 1). 2. In sert the 1 lithium batt ery , type CR2025 (3V) ba tt e ry with t h e stamped (+) ma rk facing upward. I nsert the batte ry tray into the remote cont roller (p i c. 2 ). Warni ng: S t o r e t h e b a t t e r y w h e r e c h i l d r e [...]
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13 Gene ral op eratio ns Touch s creen Due to the to uch scr een, yo u can fulfil l most fu nction s not only by pressin g butto ns but also by to uching the options you n eed. Reset the unit O p e r a t i n g t h e u n i t f o r t h e f i r s t t i m e o r a f t e r r e p l a c i n g t h e c a r b a t t e r y , y o u m u s t r e s e t t h e u n i [...]
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14 Volum e contr ol Press V OL+/VOL- button on the RC or + /- buttons on the unit to inc r e ase/decrease t he sound level. Settin g the soun d cha racte ristics Repeate dly pre ss SEL bu tton on the R C or NAV I/SEL but ton on the unit to select th e desir ed parame ter in t h e f o l l o w i n g o r d e r : V O L = > B A L A N = > F A D E =[...]
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15 Syste m setup When t he unit is o n, the Main menu will be displayed. Press SETU P butto n on th e RC or press an d hol d MENU/SE L button on the unit , or touch SET i tem on the monitor to enter th e System setup menu. Syst em setup m enu inclu des VIDE O, AUDIO , SOUR CE and SYSTEM items. Tou ch them on th e monitor to s et the desire d status[...]
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16 Sy stem a dju st In this men u you can adju st a numb er of general syst em o peration para meter s. Touch an i tem on the screen to ge t the option menu, and then select the n eeded optio n b y t ouching it on th e screen . Touch arr ow but t ons at the right s ide of the screen to displa y the next o r previous menu page. C lock System: Se[...]
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17 Radio opera tions User inte rface o f Radio mo de When th e uni t is sw itch ed to Radi o mode , the fol low ing t ouchabl e user i nterf ace wil l be displ ayed on the dis play : 1. Band indi cator. Shows which band th e radio is tune d to. 2. AMS button . Briefly touc h to scan th e c urr ent station. Touch and h old to tune aut omatically . 3[...]
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18 Local/d istant se lector In radio mo de, press LO C/SUB-T button on the RC to sele ct strong or w eak stati on rece ption. LOC a ppears on the displ ay and only l ocal stations are availa ble. When yo u turn it off both distance an d loc al stations ca n be r ecei ve d. Note: The fu nction is invalid in AM ba n d s. Selectin g stored statio n In[...]
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19 Goto FREQ Press GOT O b u tton, and the monitor sh ows FRE Q. Th en pr ess number buttons t o input the ne eded freq u ency. The u nit will go t o the input freq uency. Note: th is function is only ava ilable when GOTO FREQ is set to O N in System adjustment men u . RDS bac kground RDS servic e availab ility varie s with areas. P lease understan[...]
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20 TA (Traffic ala rm) f unction B r i e f l y p r e s s T A / L O U D b u t t o n t o a c t i v a t e t h e t r a f f i c a l a r m f u n c t i o n . W h e n A F i s o n , t h e T A d isplays on TFT, or e lse, if th ere is no TP information, the mode will searc h TP station automatically. The TA is gree n wh e n it is p layed by a station, if n ot[...]
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21 TV-tuner opera tions TV touch screen menu When you s elect TV m ode, followin g touchabl e U ser Inter fac e wil l be displ ayed: 1. Pres et station n umber. 2 . D i g it bu t to n s . T o s el e c t a c h a n n e l nu m b er ed 1 t o 9 , t o u c h the num ber on the moni tor to select. Pre ss -- at fi rst, t hen press th e corr espo nding n umb[...]
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22 Freque ncy searc hin g P r e s s R E W I N D / F O R W A R D b u t t o n s o n t h e R C t o s e l e c t t h e f r e q u e n c y u p w a r d s a n d d o w n w a r d s s t e p b y s t e p . Press and h old the butto n for auto matic s ea r ch of channels . Seek cha nnels a utomatica lly Press A MS/M ENU button on th e RC to se ek stations a utoma[...]
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23 Disc/U SB/SD oper ati ons Insert/eject d isc Press REL bu tton on the pa nel or EJE CT button on th e R C to open the fro nt panel. Ins ert a disc into th e slot. The un it will au tomatically s witch into DVD mode. After loading, its playback will s ta rt automatically. Open the front pa nel and pre ss EJECT but ton to eject the disc . Touc h s[...]
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24 Touch scr een operatio ns with CD/MP3/ USB/S D While playin g a file containe d on a CD/M P3/USB/ SD , the touch screen has followi ng areas an d b u ttons ena bling to perform vari ous pl ayback o peration s: 1. Dis c/File type indicato r (not operable) 2. File list . Touch the needed file to sta rt its p l ayba ck 3 . T r a c k a r e a – t o[...]
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25 For corr ect an d satisf actory o pe r ation, lic ensed SD/ MMC me mory car ds of famou s brands s hould be us ed with this unit . Avoid using me mory cards of unk nown brands. Ca pacity: up to 4 G b. Selectin g trac ks For DVD/MP3 : P r ess P RE VIOUS/NEXT b u ttons t o skip to th e previous or next chapter. For VCD /CD : P r e s s P R E V I O [...]
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26 Slow pla yback Press repeatedly SLOW button on the RC for slow forward or backward playba ck in the follow ing order: F o r D V D : 1 / 2 f o r w a r d = > 1 / 4 f o r w a r d = > 1 / 8 f o r w a r d = > 1 / 2 b a c k w a r d = > 1 / 4 b a c k w a r d = > 1 / 8 backwar d => Normal. For VCD: 1/2 forward = > 1/ 4 forward =>[...]
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27 Au dio la n gua ge Press ST/ AUDIO button r epeatedly to switch betwe en available audio l anguag es (for D VD) or au dio chan nels (f or VCD) duri ng play ba ck. Subtitle langua ge Press r epeatedly LOC/SUB-T b utton durin g playb ack to switch betw een subtitl e languages. Thi s function is only va lid with D VDs fea turing multi-s ubtitle r e[...]
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28 DVD Setup me nu 1. Pr ess SETUP b u tt on on the RC to enter t he setup menu. 2 . U s e LE F T/ R I G HT cu r s o r bu t t on s t o c h oo s e th e s et u p p a g e: G e n er a l p a g e, D ol b y D i gi t a l s e t u p , Pr ef er e n c e page, Exi t. 3. Pr ess DOWN cursor button to enter the setup page se lected. 4. Use LEFT/RIGH T c ursor butt[...]
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29 I f t h e S c r e e n s a v e r i s s e t O n a n d t h e u n i t i s s w i t c h e d o n w i t h o u t a d i s c p l a y i n g f o r 3 m i n u t e s , a m o v i n g pict ure appears on the T FT. D olby d ig ita l s et up D UA L MO NO Choos e the mod e of the au dio output: Stereo: choos e this settin g, whe n 5.1-chan nel sound playing , two ch[...]
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30 PA RE NT AL The control leve l is for p arental to control playing c on tent an d protect yo ur child r e n from violence and erotic. The disc, the level of wh ich is hi g her than the setting leve l can no t be played. Set t he con trol lev el: (1) wit h the le ast limits w hen p laying. (8) wit h th e most limits when p laying. Orig inal s[...]
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31 Hand ling and cl eaning d iscs Di rty , scratch ed or war ped di scs may ca us e skip pin g or n oise . Handle t h e d isc only by the edg es. To keep clean do not touch its surface. Discs shoul d be stor ed in th eir ca ses aft er use to av oi d scr atche s. Do not expo se discs to direct sunlig ht, high humidity, hi gh t empera[...]
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32 Troubl eshooti ng gu ide Be low is a table describ in g simp l e measures that ca n help y ou elimin ate most problems like ly to emerge when th is unit is in use. If belo w measures do not he lp, turn to a service center or to the nearest de aler. S ymp tom Cau se Solutio n The car ignition i s not on. If the power supply is p roperly co n nec [...]
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33 def ectiv e. Temper ature insi de the car is too high. Cool off until the a mbient temp erature returns to norm al. The built-i n microcom puter is no t opera ting properly. Reset th e unit wit h the help of RESET button. Buttons do not work Fron t panel is not prope rly fix into its plac e. Install the front panel prop erly. The r adi o do es n[...]
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34 Specif icati on General Pow er su pply: 14 V DC Maximu m power o ut put: 4 x 50 W Co mp atibl e disk ty pes: DVD/DVD±R/DVD±R W/CD/CD-R/CD-R W /USB/SD/ MMC Comp atible for mats: DVD/SV CD/VCD /HDCD/ MP3/ WMA/CDDA/ Pictur e-CD/J PEG/MP EG4(DivX) Dimen sions/ weight: D x W x H: 170 x 178 x 100 m m / 3.4 kg ESP fun ction: 40 sec. for A u dio CD, 1[...]
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