Panasonic CQ-VD6505W manual CX-DH801W option, Ground Lead Black, DIN Connector

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English

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Electrical Connections (continued)

Connection with DVD Changer (CX-DH801W)

Note:

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

 

DVD Changer

 

 

CX-DH801W (option)

 

Ground Lead (Black)

 

To a clean, bare metallic part of the car chassis

 

Battery Lead

 

Power Connector

BATTERY 5 A

(Supplied with CX-DH801W)

(Yellow) To the car battery, continuous +12 V DC

 

 

Power Lead (Red) (not used)

DIN Cord (Black)

 

ACC

 

 

 

DIN Connector

(R) (Red)

CHANGER IN

(L) (White)

RCA Cord

(Video)

 

(Yellow)

(not used)

8 m m M A X

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

CQ-VD6505W (Rear)

F U S E 1 5 A

System-up connector

12

CQ-VD6505W

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Contents Model CQ-VD6505W Use the proper power supply Do not use the unit when it is out of orderProtect the Deck Mechanism Do not disassemble or modify the unitFollow the instructions to install and wire the prod- uct Installation AngleCase of battery leakage Take care not to damage the leadsSafety Information Before Reading These Instructions ComponentsFeatures Connectable devicesContents Other Settings Remote Control UnitBattery Replacement PreparationPictographs Symbols used in this manualDisc Marks Name of Controls and Functions RET Return RET Mute + VOLSRC PWR RET ReturnTouch Panel Operation Overview State of Operation ScreenDisplay Button Source ButtonSwitching the display How to Call up Operation ScreenRadio Disc Player DVD/VCD *1 Showing the hidden part of the screenGeneral Operations GeneralOFF Volume MuteTilt Angle VOLDiscs that can be Played Back Before Disc PlaybackALL Disc Insert/Eject Disc InsertDisc Eject EjectDisc Mode DVD Selection Video ModeVCD Video CD mode display Audio ModeBasic Operations Chapter/title Selection Useful Function Displayable characters Displayed itemsCommon No warranty Supported file systemsMaximum number of files/folders CopyrightTuning Radio Mode SelectionRadio Preset Memory AV Mode Selection ¡Connect an optional external device to the AV1/AV2Touch Source Button. d AV1/AV2 onEnglish Settings Menu Operation Example setting screen of Display Unit aMenu How to set your ID code for the first time How to change your ID codeHow to cancel the known ID code TiltACC Select Adjusting level of each preset BrightColor TintSelect TruBassMixing ¡TruBassPhase FrontCenter SURAdjusting the output balance ¡After setting the input levelCenter ting AV1 LevelSubtitle MenuAudio PRO Logic Down MIXDR Comp AV2 SkipSetting for AM stations Noise Suppression Noise suppression Received to prioritize sound qualityAspect Ratio Private Mode ¡Be sure to set to OFF when you do not use the private modeASP Pmode Press and hold ASP Pmode on the main unit forACheck the speaker wiring TroubleshootingCommon Radio Check the wiring of the antenna power leadASecure the unit to the console box Disc has unplayable formatted data There is a flaw or foreign objects on the disc¡Refer to Notes on MP3/WMA a Disc is still unfinalizedPicture is dark. Display SettingsPicture is whitish. Something AConnect the speaker wires to the correct one Sound settingsAConnect the cables correctly Case you forget the ID code Error Display MessagesCD/MP3/WMA/DVD/VCD Video CD Maintenance How to hold the disc Disc cleaningDVD-Rs/RWs ¡Discs with adhered labels, etc. on them Disc insertOther cases... a Language Code ListCode Language Name Dolby Digital Dolby Pro LogicDts Interactive DVDSpecifications YFM284C681CA PTW0107-1027 Installation Instructions Safety Information Upgrade Options Installation Dashboard InstallationInstallation Opening Installation PrecautionsBefore Installation Installation Hardware For InstallationInstallation Hardware For Wiring Diagram QtyMounting and removing the Main Unit Mounting Procedures a When using Mounting Collar wMethod for Fixing the Rear of the Unit Removing Procedures Mounting Procedures BWhen not using Mounting Collar w Electrical Connections RGB Connector Radio Antenna Connector Radio ANT System-up ConnectorTo external devices equipped with system-up connector To the Panasonic Car Navigation System available in futureHand brake Foot brakeSide Brake Parking Brake Connection Lead Bright green Side Brake Parking Brake Connection LeadCY-TUP133W Connection with TV TunerCY-TUN133W option CX-DH801W option DIN ConnectorGround Lead Black Battery Lead Yellow DIN Cord Black DIN Connector Conversion Cable for DVD/CDConnection with CD Changer CX-DP880 CX-DP880 optionCY-EM100N option Connection with Rear Monitor Connection with VCR or CamcorderOption ExampleConnecting the Reverse Lead Connection with Rear View CameraRear View Camera Control Unit optionEnglish YFM294C102CA PTW0107-1027 System Upgrade Guidebook Safety Information Use the designated parts and tools for installation TV Tuner Rear Monitor Main Unit System upgrade sampleCY-TUP133W/CY-TUN133W, option IPod Connectable devices System-up Connector CD Changer Bluetooth technologySimultaneous Multi-Device Connection Hands-Free Kit featuringChannel Surround System Menu Setting, a Operating Instructions TV tuner *1 a DVD Changer *1 a CD Changer aTV Mode Selection TV Tuner ControlPreset Channel Writing PresetCalling Deleting Preset CD Changer Mode Selection CD Changer ControlDVD Changer Mode Selection DVD Changer ControlDVD Menu d Chapter/title/track SelectionEnter Return English Bluetooth Hands-Free Mode Bluetooth Hands-Free KitCannot send calls Adjustment Phone receiver Volume Back to PreviousAdjustment of Ring SourceIPod Control IPod Mode SelectionTitle Scroll Shuffle Songs Shuffle AlbumsStandard Screen Operation ScreenCamera DVD INPUT/OUTPUT RadioConnection with Panasonic car navigation system When the Expansion Module CY-EM100N, option is disconnected When the Expansion Module CY-EM100N, option is connectedDefault Both AV1Problem IPod ControlPicture from a rear View camera is not Displayed IPod is notCD Changer/DVD Changer Control No magazine is in the changerYFM284C682CA PTW0107-2037
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