Audiovox VM9313 Manuale utente
Featuring:
DVD, CD, MP3, WMA and USB Playback
Touch Screen Interface
RCA and Front Panel A/V Input
USB Connector
Composite Video Out
Remote Control
Navigation Ready (NAV102 Only)
Bluetooth Ready (Requires BTM10)
VM9313 Quick
Reference Guide
VM9313
A
/
V
INPUT
DISP
Navigation operation requires NAV102
installation
Bluetooth operation requires BTM10
installation
Rear Camera operation requires rear camera
installation
VM9313
A / V
INPUT
DISP
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8
1
2
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10 7
Controls and Indicators
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1. Press to turn the unit on. Press and hold to turn the unit off.
Press repeatedly to select playing mode.
2. Tournez pour ajuster le volume.
Press and hold to access audio menu. While in menu, press repeatedly to view
audio settings.
Press to mute audio. Press again to resume previous volume.
3. Insert disc for automatic playback.
4. Press to eject disc.
Press and hold to reset core mechanism position.
5. With the monitor closed, press to change the AM or FM band.
6. Press to play the previous chapter/track or auto-search the previous available
radio station.
7. Press to access the next chapter or track or auto-search the next available radio
station.
8. With the monitor closed, press to cycle through information available on the
secondary LCD screen.
9. View playback information on secondary LCD.
10. Point remote control at IR Receiver to control functions.
11. Insert A/V cable connected to a portable media device for playback through the
radio.
12. Insert USB device for playback of media files through the radio.
13. Use thin metallic object to depress RESET button and restore factory default
settings.
14. Press to open TFT screen.
VM9313
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INPUT
DISP
CLOSE PIC WIDE TILT
160
WATTS
Multimedia Receiver
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Controls and Indicators (continued)
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15. Touch the TFT screen to control head unit functions.
16. Press to close the TFT screen.
17. Press to adjust the Brightness and Contrast. Press the volume control to move
between Brightness and Contrast. Turn the rotary encoder to adjust the setting
for the selected option.
18. Press to adjust the display aspect ratio of the picture to one of three settings:
Full, Normal or Standby.
19. Press to activate the tilt function. Use the rotary encoder to adjust the angle of
the screen while the yellow tilt icon is flashing. You can also adjust the title using
the TILT and buttons on the remote control. Press once to adjust the
downward tilt angle of the screen one step at a time or press and hold to adjust
the angle in a continuous motion.
Common User Settings
Audio Control Menu
Touch the EQ button on the right side of the screen to access the Audio Control Menu,
shown below.
1. Use the touchscreen, or press the (>>|)/(|<<) buttons on the remote control to
highlight the audio feature to be adjusted.
2. Touch the screen to select the highlighted option.
3. Touch the +/– buttons on the screen or press the |<<, >>|, >>, or << buttons on
the remote control to adjust the selected feature to the desired setting.
+14 — 0 —
0 — —
–14 — –14 —
EQ User FAD BAL
BASS MID TREB SUB
User
F
R
R
L
The "FAD-BAL"
portion of the
screen uses a
grid control.
Touch inside the
box to move the
cursor and
adjust the Fader
and Balance
level from Front
to Rear and Left
to Right.
NOTE
The EQ mode will automatically change to “USER” when individual
audio functions are adjusted.
Set Clock
The clock appears in the top right corner of the screen and on the LCD screen during
certain operations.
To set the clock, you must first press the button on the screen to access the SETUP
menu.
1. Use the touch screen or directional buttons on the remote control to select the
Clock option.
2. Use the touch screen or press the >/|| button on the remote control to enter the
adjustment field.
3. Select a new value using the touch screen or >> and << buttons on the remote
control. The AM/PM indication will change as you continue to adjust the hour past
12.
4. Use the touch screen or press >/|| to confirm and exit the SETUP menu.
RADIO
SETUP
Rating
Bluetooth
Hardware
DEMO
P.VOL
TS Cal
General Language Audio Back
Clock Mode 12Hr
Clock 04 : 31 AM
Tuner Region USA
Beep On
Touch the menu titles
across the left and
top of the menu to
see highlighted sub-
menu options in the
center of the screen.
Touch the menu
option you want to
adjust and use the
touch screen to
adjust the setting.
1. Current radio band indicator
2. Radio frequency indicator
3. Clock display
4. Radio station name (call letters)
5. Tuning mode indicator (local/distant)
6. Touch to recall preset stations.
7. Program Information: Title, Artist, Type
NOTE: The amount of information displayed when
receiving an HD Radio signal is dependent upon
what is being broadcast. Some stations broadcast
their call letters (name), the artist's name, song title,
and category of music.
Tuner User Interface
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FM: _ _ _ . _ MHz
123
456
789
0Clear
Exit
Direct Entry Screen
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12
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RADIO
FM 101.9 MHz HD-1
01:02 PM
E
Q
P1 87.5 MHz
P2 90.1 MHz
P3 98.1 MHz
P4 106.1 MHz
P5 107.9 MHz
P6 102.9 MHz
Info: Soft Rock & Roll of Yesterday
WJHM-FM Auto HD
510 22
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BAND 1/2 MEM
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PROG 2/2 A/D
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