Lanzar Car Audio SD43MU instruction manual Panel Angle Adjustment

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Panel Angle Adjustment

CHANGING THE CONTROL PANEL ANGLE

When you want to change the viewing angle of the operating unit to play,

you can touch the section on the screen (or press the button) repeatedly to select the desired angle as follows:

Angle 1

Angle 2

Angle 4

Angle 3

Caution:

Do not insert your finger behind the control panel.

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Contents SD43MU Contents On Installation PrecautionsThank YOU for Purchasing this CAR DVD Player About the Liquid Crystal Display LCD PanelRegion Management Information Safety InformationDisc Notes DIN FRONT/REAR-MOUNT InstallationDash Board Attaching The Front Panel How To Remove And Install The Front PanelDetaching The Front Panel Attaching The Front PanelAngle Panel Angle AdjustmentElectric Connection Wiring Connection21.EQ 22. / 23.ENTER Radio Preset 26.+10 Remote ControlPreparing the Remote Control Installing The Lithium Coin BatteryUsing the Remote Control Touch Panel Control PanelREL Button Unit KeysSelect Knob Band ButtonAPS/DISP Button CH 1-6 Radio PresetbuttonMU Mute Button Angle Screen positionAUX Input Jack Mode ButtonUSB Port Menu ButtonBasic Operation Audio Quality Adjustment TFT Monitor AdjustmentRear View Camera ColorScroll Caption Adjustment Setting Audio ModesAlternate Audio/video Source RockRadio Operation Listening to the RadioStoring Stations In Memory Rock Select Audio ModeLoud Function EQ FunctionDisc Operation Basic OperationDVD Repeat Function Selecting The Play ModesINT Function Rdmrandom FunctionDisc Search Goto Title 01 /01 , Chapter --/15ON-SCREEN Display Function DVD/VCD Special Function Disc Special FunctionsTV Setting SetupTV Display Setup Overview Of The Main MenuOSD Lang Type Setup Angle Mark Display SetupCaptions Setup Spdif OutputSCR Saver Setup Last Memory SetupDynamic Range Control TV Type Setup Subtitle Language SetupDisc Menu Language Setup Password DefaultsParental Age controlAUX Operation Other Main OperationUSB Operation Important Note01-04436 MP3Specification Symptom Cause Solution Trouble Shooting