Panasonic CQ-VA707N operating instructions Contents

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Features	4	Radio Basics	34
Precautions	5	Radio Data System (RDS)	36
ID Code	5	CD Changer Basics	44
Remote Control Preparation	6	Auxiliary	48
Names of Controls	7	Installation	50
Before Use	11	Electrical Connections	55
User Settings	16	Troubleshooting	62
Sound Settings	28	Maintenance	66
Screen Adjustment	30	Specifications	67
Operation: General	32

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Contents Panasonic Contents ¡7-inch wide LCD color display Features¡ID code setup ID Code PrecautionsWhen Driving Battery Notes Remote Control PreparationBattery Insertion Insert the batteryRemote Control Unit Names of ControlsRemote Remote Control Sensor Display UnitFront Control Unit Front See pages 55 to 61 about electrical connectionsHow to Open and Raise the Display Power onPower off Before UseTilt Display Unit Lateral Angle AdjustmentSlip part in the upper half of it, Adjust its lateral angle SlideFolding Down the Display Temporarily Retracting the DisplayUsing the Menu/Menu Control Menu TreeSetting/Adjusting Menu Main MenuSlide User SettingsMonitor Position TILT/SLIDE Tilt Press or toClock Display Select Display Clock Setting ClockClock Mode On Clock display is on OFF Clock display is offNavigation Set Up Navi SET UP ID Code ID-CODE Setting How to enter your ID code For the first timeHow to change your ID code ID Code Input Loud beep sounds for 10 secondsCamera Input Selection Input SelectNavi OFFOther corporations’ car navigation sys- tem Connection examplePanasonic Car Navigation System CN-DV2000EN RGB connectionOthers equipment such as video camera Rear View CameraTV Tuner CY-TN1500PEN Connect to a video input of VTR1 or VTR2VTR2 Example of connecting to two or more productsRGB Car Navigation TV Tuner CY-TN1500PEN and RearView Camera a car navigation system is ACC Selection ACC If your car has no ACC, be sure to use a default, ACC OFFMerits when ACC is activated Balance/Fader Sound SettingsTone Bass/Treble Menu LoudnessBeep Press or to selectContrast Screen AdjustmentDimmer Tint BrightnessColor TintOperation General VolumeChanging the Operation Mode MuteDisplaying the Car Navigation Screen Radio Basics Manual Station Preset Station PresetTuning in to a Preset Station Auto Station PresetProgram Type Display Radio Data System RDSTraffic Announcements Emergency Announcement ReceptionAlternative Frequency AF AF1Region Setting Region on Region OFFMuting in TA Mode Seek tuning and auto preset memoryTA Volume Traffic Announcement TATA Volume TA Volume UMEPTY Selection Program Type PTY DisplayPTY Language Speech → MusicPTY Search PTY PresetPTY Preset Change PTY Language Press Enter to set the PTY languageTitle Display CD Changer BasicsStarting the CD Changer Changer ControlTrack Selection Track Random Only for remote controlDisc Random Only for remote control Track SearchTrack Repeat Only for remote control Track Scan Only for remote controlDisc Scan Only for remote control Disc Repeat Only for remote controlDual CD Changer Only for remote control Example of VTR1 mode Alarm indicator VTR ModePress Mode to change to VTR1 mode or VTR2 mode as follows AuxiliaryFull Aspect Ratio for VTR ModeNormal ZoomTransportation bracket removal InstallationInstallation Opening But not more thanInstallation Precautions Installation Procedures Secure the rear of the unitUsing the Rear Support Strap u Diagram QtyMounting the Control Unit Mounting ExampleConnecting the Power Source Basic SystemElectrical Connections Rear Amplifiers CY-M9054EN and CY-M7052EN Electrical ConnectionsExample 2 Advanced System CQ-VA707N Example 3 Connection with two CD Changers CX-DP9061EN You need the optional dual changer control unit CA-CD55ENParking brake switch position Connecting the Parking Brake Connection LeadConnecting the Reverse Cord Varies with the vehicle modelTroubleshooting MaintenancePower Troubleshooting TipsError Display Message CD Changer Display Possible Cause Problem Probable SolutionGeneral DisplayRadio Remote ControlVTR, AV, Camera Video, Video Camera, Rear View Camera Will result in discoloration or removal of the paint Clean dirt by wiping lightly with a soft clothKitchen cleanser diluted with water Damage the surface of the unitSpecifications Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan