Panasonic CQ-VA7005W Connection with CD Changer CX-DP880, CX-DP880 option, Battery Lead Yellow

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Connection with CD Changer (CX-DP880)

Note:

¡Refer to the operating instructions for the connected devices, in addition.

CD Changer

CX-DP880 (option)

English

Power Connector (Supplied with CX-DP880)

	(R) (Red)
RCA Cord	(L) (White)	CHANGER IN
	(L) (White)

Ground Lead (Black)

To a clean, bare metallic part of the car chassis

Battery Lead (Yellow)

To the car battery, continuous

+12 V DC

DIN Cord (Black)

DIN Connector

System-up connector

Conversion Cable for DVD/CD Changer (CA-CC30N, option)

CQ-VD7005W (Rear)

CQ-VD7005W

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Contents Model CQ-VD7005W Do not use the unit when it is out of order Use the proper power supplyProtect the Deck Mechanism Do not disassemble or modify the unitObserve the following cautions when installing Observe the following cautions when using this unitSafety Information Components Before Reading These InstructionsFeatures Contents Remote Control Unit Other SettingsBattery Replacement PreparationDisc Marks Symbols used in this manualPictographs Name of Controls and Functions Mute + VOL RET ReturnSRC PWR RET ReturnState of Operation Screen Touch Panel Operation OverviewDisplay Button Source ButtonHow to Call up Operation Screen Switching the DisplaySource Standard Screen Operation ScreenGeneral PowerGeneral Operations OFFMute VolumeTilt Angle Folding DownALL Before Disc PlaybackDiscs that can be Played Back Disc Insert/Eject When a disc is in the playerDisc Mode DVD Selection VCD Video CD mode displayVideo Mode Audio ModeBasic Operations Chapter/title Selection Subtitle Language Useful FunctionAudio Language AngleDisplayable characters CommonDisplayed items Supported file systems Copyright No warrantyMaximum number of files/folders VBRRadio Radio Mode SelectionTuning Preset Memory AV1/AV2 on AV Mode SelectionTouch Source Button. d English Screen SettingsUser Select/adjust Example setting screen of Display Unit aMenu Operation MenuHow to change your ID code How to set your ID code for the first timeHow to cancel the known ID code DisplayNo no memory clear Display returns to the previous one BeepIs selected ProceedBright Adjusting level of each presetColor TintTruBass SelectMixing ¡TruBassFront PhaseCenter SUR¡After setting the input level Adjusting the output balanceCenter ting AV1 LevelAudio MenuSubtitle Down MIX PRO LogicDR Comp AV2 SkipReceived to prioritize sound quality Setting for AM stations Noise Suppression Noise suppressionAspect Ratio ¡Be sure to set to OFF when you do not use the private mode Private ModeASP Pmode Press and hold ASP Pmode on the main unit forCommon TroubleshootingACheck the speaker wiring Radio Check the wiring of the antenna power leadAgain ASecure the unit to the console boxThere is a flaw or foreign objects on the disc Disc has unplayable formatted data¡Refer to Notes on MP3/WMA a Disc is still unfinalizedPicture is dark. Display SettingsDisplay does not go Back into the unit No response to pressing ButtonsSpeaker setting Sound SettingsPlaying back a disc having a subwoofer channel ¡Pro Logic is set toCase you forget the ID code Error Display MessagesCD/MP3/WMA/DVD/VCD Video CD ID code memoMaintenance DVD-Rs/RWs Code Language Name Language Code ListOther cases... a Dolby Pro Logic Dolby DigitalDts Interactive DVDSpecifications YFM284C675CA PTW0107-1027 Installation Instructions ÀÌÒÚÛÍˆËﬂ ÔÓ ÏÓÌÚ‡ÊÛ Safety Information CQ-VD7005W Upgrade OptionsDashboard Installation InstallationInstallation Opening Installation PrecautionsInstallation Hardware For Installation For WiringInstallation Hardware Transportation Bracket RemovalMounting the Main Unit Battery terminalFastening the Mounting Collar Insert Trim Plate qDeeper installation method Regular installation methodUsing the Rubber Cushion option Method for Fixing the Mounting SpringCar is shaped like below To Remove the UnitUse the supplied Spacer !1if mounting hole of your Foot brake Hand brakeSide Brake Parking Brake Connection Lead Bright green Side Brake Parking Brake Connection LeadSpeaker connections Electrical ConnectionsSystem-up Connector RGB ConnectorRadio Antenna Connector Radio ANT Pre-Out Connector frontCX-DH801W option To the car battery, continuous +12 V DC Battery Lead YellowDIN Cord Black DIN Connector Connection with CD Changer CX-DP880CY-EM100N option Connection with Rear View Camera Connecting the Reverse LeadConnection with VCR or Camcorder Connection with Rear MonitorCamcorder option VCR optionConnection with TV Tuner 3Power ConnectorCY-TUP133W CY-TUN133W optionYFM294C099CA PTW0107-1027 System Upgrade Guidebook Safety Information Observe the following cautions when using this unit TV Tuner Main Unit System upgrade sampleRear Monitor OptionConnectable devices Bluetooth technology System-up ConnectorSimultaneous Multi-Device Connection Cellular PhoneFront Speakers CJ-DA1733 Surround Speakers CJ-DA6923 Channel Surround SystemCenter Speaker Menu Button Menu Setting, a Operating InstructionsSource Selection Screen Menu Screen CD Changer a TV tuner *1 aDVD Changer *1 a TV Tuner Control TV Mode SelectionPreset Channel Writing PresetCalling Deleting Preset BandDisc Selection CD Changer ControlTrack Selection Current DiscDVD Changer Control DVD Changer Mode Selection¡Touch/press and hold in the pause Chapter/title/track Selection¡Reverse slow playback is not possible Next discEnglish Cannot send calls Bluetooth Hands-Free KitBluetooth Hands-Free Mode Adjustment of Ring AdjustmentPhone receiver Back to PreviousIPod Control IPod Mode SelectionTitle Scroll Fast reverse Release to resume playbackShuffle Albums Shuffle SongsStandard Screen Operation ScreenConnection with Panasonic car navigation system DVD INPUT/OUTPUT RadioCamera When the Expansion Module CY-EM100N, option is connected When the Expansion Module CY-EM100N, option is disconnectedDefault Both AV1IPod Control ProblemPicture from a rear View camera is not Displayed IPod is notCD Changer/DVD Changer Control IPod cable was disconnected in the iPod modeNo magazine is in the changer Your iPod has no playable musicYFM284C676CA PTW0107-2037