Pioneer AVH-P3100DVD Before You Start Information to User, For Canadian model, About this unit

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Before You Start

Information to User

Alteration or modifications carried out without appropriate authorization may invalidate the user’s right to operate the equipment.

For Canadian model

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

About this unit

The tuner frequencies on this unit are allo- cated for use in North America. Use in other areas may result in poor reception.

WARNING

Handling the cord on this product or cords asso- ciated with accessories sold with the product may expose you to chemicals listed on proposi- tion 65 known to the State of California and other governmental entities to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

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Contents AVH-P3100DVD Important Safeguards ContentsBoosting the bass Switching the media file type Using advanced sound retrieverTerms 111 Specifications 114 Index 116 Setting the aspect ratio Setting the slide show intervalSetting the DivX subtitle file 105 Using the display correctly Language code chart for DVDTo ensure safe driving PrecautionsParking brake interlock When using a rear view cameraTo avoid battery exhaustion When using a display connected to V OUTFor Canadian model Before You Start Information to UserAbout this unit DVD video disc region numbers After-sales service for Pioneer productsBefore You Start About this manualFAT 16, FAT FeaturesBefore You Start Visit our website Standard, UDF 1.02 and USB storage deviceAbout the SAT Radio Ready mark When an operation is prohibitedResetting the microprocessor About DivXFeature demo mode What’s what Optional remote controlHead unit Turning the unit off Basic Operations Power ON/OFFSelecting a source Turning the unit onOperation Adjusting the volumeBasic Operations Touch panel key basicOperating the scroll bar Operating the menuScrubber bar Scroll bar operation Built-in DVD player basic operationsPlaying a disc Basic playback controlsSwitching the media file type Storing and recalling broadcast frequencies Radio Listening to the radioStoring the strongest broadcast frequencies Tuning in strong signalsRadio Introduction of advanced tuner operationPlaying DVD discs Watching a DVD Viewing angle indicatorLected CM skip/CM back Playing DVD discs Skipping back or forward to another titleResume playback Bookmark Operating the DVD menuChanging audio language during playback Multi-audio Pausing playbackPlaying DVD discs Frame-by-frame playback Slow motion playbackAutomatic playback of DVDs Playing DVD discsChanging the viewing angle during playback Multi-angle Return to the specified sceneSelecting audio output Playing DVD discs Introduction of advancedDVD operation Repeating playPBC playback Playing Video CDs Watching a Video CDIntroduction of advanced Video CD operation Playing Video CDsTouch This starts playback from the selected scene Playing Video CDs Repeating play Selecting tracks from Playing CDs Listening to a CDTrack title list Playing tracks in random order Playing CDs Switching the media file typeUsing advanced sound retriever Introduction of advanced CD operationShows the name of the currently playing folder Selecting files from the file name list Playing compressed audioIntroduction of advanced compressed audio operation Scanning folders and tracks Playing compressed audio Repeating playPlaying DivX/JPEG files Watching a DivX/JPEG Name list Playing DivX VOD contentPlaying DivX/JPEG files Viewing a Jpeg slideshow Selecting files from the fileCapture an image in Jpeg files Introduction of advanced DivX/JPEG operation Playing DivX/JPEG filesPlaying songs in a USB storage device Basic Operations Function and operation Introduction to advanced operationsUsing iPod Basic Operations Searching songs/videos by Using iPodBrowsing for a song/video Playing videoSearching by alphabet in the list Displaying text information on iPod VideoRelated to the currently Using iPod Playing songs/videos in aRandom order shuffle Selecting songs from listsChanging the screen mode Using balance adjustment Audio Adjustments Introduction of audioAdjustments Using the equalizerBoosting the bass Audio AdjustmentsUsing subwoofer output Adjusting loudnessFunction menu Audio Adjustments Using the high pass filterAdjusting source levels MaticallySetting the audio language Setting the subtitle languageWhen you select Others Setting the aspect ratio Setting up the DVD playerSetting the menu language Setting the angle icon displayChanging the level Setting the parental lockSetting the DivX subtitle file Setting the code number and levelSignal Setting for digital outputDisplaying your DivX VOD registration code Switching the auxiliary 1 setting Initial Settings Adjusting initial settingsSwitching the auxiliary setting Setting the rear output and subwoofer controllerMuting/attenuation Initial SettingsSwitching the sound Bluetooth wireless connectionCorrecting distorted sound Resetting the audio functionsAuto TA and EQ auto-time alignment and auto- equalizing Changing the wide screen mode System settings Introduction of systemTV TV tuner connected with RCA cable System settings System settings Changing the picture adjustmentSetting the AV input Adjusting the dimmerSetting for rear view camera back up camera System settings Setting the clockSwitches to a rear view camera video. For Customizing the illumination color Direct selection from preset illumination colorSelecting the background display Selecting the illumination colorSelecting the OSD color Entertainment settingsAbout AUX connection method Using the AUX sourceMini pin plug cable AUX-1 Selecting AUX as the source Using the external unitIP-BUS-RCA interconnector AUX-2 Other FunctionsAdvanced operations Using the functions allocated to 1 to 6 keysTouch Next Touch any of 1 to 6 to select a function Selecting discs from the disc title list Available accessories Multi-CD PlayerPausing CD playback Listening to a CDFunction and operation Available accessoriesUsing compression and bass emphasis Introduction to advanced operationsXM to select the XM Available accessories XM tunerListening to XM Satellite Radio Storing and recalling broadcast stationsUsing the MyMix function Switching the XM channel select modeSelecting an XM channel directly Displaying the Radio ID Switching the XM displayListening to Sirius Satellite Radio Available accessories Sirius Satellite Radio tunerSirius to select Sirius Selecting a Sirius channel directly Selecting the Sirius channel select modeTurning the MyMix function on or off Using the Game Alert functionSelecting teams for Game Alert When the game of the selected team starts Switching the Sirius displayUsing Instant Replay function Switching the Game Alert on or offDisplaying text information Available accessories HD Radio tunerListening to HD Radio Storing and recalling broadcast frequenciesIntroduction of advanced tuner operation Switching the seek modeSwitching the reception mode Tuning in strong signalsBasic Operations Available accessories Bluetooth AudioLular phone may cause noise on the song play- back Connecting a Bluetooth audio player Pausing playbackDisconnecting a Bluetooth audio player Displaying BD Bluetooth Device informationAvailable accessories Bluetooth Telephone Making a phone call Setting up for hands-free phoningTaking a phone call Disconnecting a cellular phone Connecting a cellular phoneDeleting a registered phone Connecting to a registered cellular phoneUsing the phone book Registering a connected cellular phoneClearing a phone book entry Changing the phone book display orderCalling a number in the phone book Editing phone numbersRecalling preset numbers Using the call historyUsing preset numbers Assigning preset numbersEcho canceling and noise reduction Setting automatic answeringSetting automatic rejecting Switching the ring toneSystem Version version of this unit’s mi BT Module Version version of BluetoothTV tuner Displaying BD address of your cellular phoneStoring the strongest broadcast stations sequentially Introduction of DSP adjustments Available accessories Digital Signal ProcessorUsing the position selector Using the sound field control Using balance adjustmentUsing the dynamic range control Adjusting source levelsUsing the down-mix function Using the direct controlAdjusting the Music mode Setting the speaker settingCorrecting the subwoofer’s phase Adjusting the speaker output levelsTouch Stop to stop the test tone out- put Adjusting the speaker output levels using a test toneUsing the time alignment Selecting a cross-over frequencyAdjusting the time alignment Using the equalizerRecalling equalizer curves Adjusting 3-band parametric equalizer Auto TA and EQ auto-time alignment and auto-equalizing Using the auto-equalizerBefore operating the auto TA and EQ function Carrying out auto TA and EQ 94 En Common Additional Information TroubleshootingProblems during Video CD playback Problems during DVD playbackAdditional Information Problems during iPod playback Error messagesProblems during multi-channel processor connection DRM 9/10 USB audio player/USB memoryIPod Understanding auto TA and EQ error messages100 En Additional Information Understanding messagesDVD discs CD-R/CD-RW discs Additional Information DVD-R/DVD-RW discsDual Discs Avchd recorded discsAAC Handling guideline and supplemental informationCompressed audio files on the disc USB audio player/USB memorySequence of audio files on USB memory Example of a hierarchyIPod compatibility Sequence of audio files on the discDivX video files About iPod settingsAbout handling the iPod Jpeg picture filesChanging the wide screen size Using the display correctlyHandling the display Liquid crystal display LCD screenKeeping the display in good condition Changing the picture adjustmentSmall fluorescent tube 108 En Additional Information Language code chart for DVDAdditional Information Copyright and trademark notice 110 En 111 Additional Information TermsDTS MS Adpcm 112 EnJpeg MpegVBR 114 En Additional Information SpecificationsUSB AM tuner CEA2006 Specifications116 En IndexKokzx 08J00000 Meguro 1-CHOME, MEGURO-KU Tokyo 153-8654, Japan

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