Clarion VRX775VD owner manual Watching a video CD, Skipping a track searching

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DVD Video Player Operations

Watching a video CD

After disc loading, the play mode is automatically engaged.

•Button operation may differ depending on the story of the disc.

●After the menu screen is displayed

For Video CD discs equipped with the PBC (Play Back Control) function, the menu screen appears. After the menu screen is displayed, select an item in the following operations and play it back.

Note:

•There are two types of Video CDs, and these differ in some operations and functions. For the operations and functions of a Video CD, see the documents attached to the Video CD.

Slow playback

1.Press the [p] button then press and hold the [F] button.

While pressing the button, slow playback continues at the speed 1/3 times the normal playback.

*Slow playback cannot be performed in the backward direction. In addition, audio cannot be reproduced during slow playback.

Skipping a track (searching)

1.Press the [R] or [F] button during playback.

The track is skipped and playback starts.

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Showing the V-CD menu (for Video CD discs with PBC)

*This key does not function on some discs.

1.Touch the screen to display the VIDEO CD mode screen, then touch the [Menu] key during playback.

The Video CD menu appears.

*The displayed contents may differ, depending on the Video CD software.

2.To operate the Video CD menu items, press the [MENU] button and use either the “Cross- Key Pad” or the “Ten-Key Pad” according to the disc contents menu.

*You can also operate the Video CD menu by directly touching the menu items.

Pausing playback

1.Press the [p] button. Playback stops.

2.To resume playback, press the [p] button again.

Playback resumes from the scene where playback is paused.

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•Pressing the [F] button starts playback from the beginning of the next track.

•Pressing the [R] button starts playback from the beginning of the current track. When this button is pressed again within about 2 seconds, playback starts from the beginning of the previous track.

*In the case of some discs furnished with PBC function, when PBC is set to “ON”, this operation will cause the menu screen to be displayed.

Fast forward and fast backward

1.Press and hold the [R] or [F] button during playback.

The playback speed becomes 5-time faster in 1 second, and then 20-time faster 3 seconds later.

Releasing the button resumes the normal speed playback.

•The unit may return to the menu screen when the button is pressed.

*No audio is reproduced during fast forward and fast backward operation.

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Contents VRX775VD Contents Features PrecautionsExpanding Systems ISR NomenclatureEnglish Names of Buttons MAP MenuOpen Turning the power onSelects desired station Tuner mode operationKey Pad screen Preset List screen Enters desired frequencyDVD Setup menu DVD Video mode operationDVD Player mode screen∗4 When automobile movingAdjusting audio feature settings BAL/FADBAL/FAD screen Status screen Speaker SEL menu Status Speaker SELAdjusting the other system settings Monitor ADJWall Color Remote Control Remote control unitInserting the Batteries Shared modes Functions of Remote Control Unit ButtonsTUNER/TV/Satellite Radio mode DVD Player modeFunctions of Remote Control Unit Buttons IPod modeCD changer mode DVD changer mode When SUB zone is selectedPull the left side of the DCP toward you, and remove it Remote control unit cannot be used when the DCP is removedRemoving the DCP Attaching the DCPLiquid crystal panel/Generalities CleaningCleaning the cabinet Cleaning the liquid crystal panelHandling Discs DVD Video System DVD Video FeaturesAbout the registered marks etc DiscsBasic Operations Selecting a modeTurning on and off the power OperationsOpening and turning the liquid crystal panel Adjusting the volumeAdjusting the Audio Housing the liquid crystal panelPress the ADJ button, then touch the Audio key Adjusting the Treble Basic Operations Adjusting the balance/faderAdjusting the Bass Adjusting the MIDAdjusting the brightness, color, hue and dimmer level Adjusting the MonitorAdjusting the General Basic Operations Performing the system check Cellular phone interrupt settingSetting the voice input line for the cellular phone Switching Connect connectNormal operation Adjusting the ClockBasic Operations Setting the Auto Panel Setting the time of air conditioner operation modeSetting the 2-ZONE function Zone FunctionAbout the 2-ZONE function Basic Operations Monitor image and sound with 2-ZONE ON/OFF Listening to the radio Seek tuningManual tuning Radio OperationsManual memory Radio Operations Recalling a preset stationPreset scan Auto storeSetting up the angle mark display Changing DVD System SettingsSetting up the screen size Selecting the DVD Setup menuSetting up the parental level Setting up the audio languageSetting up the subtitle language Setting up the country codeBasic Operations Showing the DVD menu DVD Video OperationsWatching a DVD-Video Operating the DVD menuSlow playback Pausing playbackDVD Video Player Operations Stopping playback Skipping a chapter searchingTOP function Using the title menuScan playback Repeat playbackDisplaying the playback status DVD Video Player Operations Switching among languagesSwitching subtitles Switching anglesWatching a video CD Skipping a track searchingShowing the V-CD menu for Video CD discs with PBC Changing audio output Listening to a CDDVD Video Player Operations Searching with a track number On/Off of Playback ControlDisplaying CD titles DVD Video Player Operations TOP functionSelecting a track on the Track List screen Other various play functionsDisplaying MP3/WMA TAG titles What is MP3/WMA?Precautions when creating an MP3 disc Listening to an MP3/WMAPlayback by selecting a folder and track Direct select mode Selecting a folder/track on the List screenTouch the Back key to return to the Folder List screen DVD Video Player Operations Other various play functions Tuner Other FunctionsEntering titles Title list playInternal amplifier cancel function Factory default setting is F.WIDEOther Functions Changing over monitor display size Operations of Accessories IPod OperationsControlling the iPod IPod Operations Fast forward and fast backward TOP functionSelecting a list item from a list screen CD Changer Operations Visual OperationsSearching with a track number TV Operations DVD Changer OperationsTV Operations Selecting with a channel number Using the Preset List screenSetting the TV diver TV Operations Preset scanSatellite Radio Operations Receiving stations selected by category Tuning mode T-MODECategory scanning Satellite Radio Operations Presetting a categoryPreset scan Scan functionNavi operation Setting Navi as external input equipmentNavi Operations Navi functionsChanging display Navi Operations Connecting Other Company’s Image EquipmentPanorama DimensionCh Surround Decoder Operations Ch Surround Decoder control functionCh Surround Decoder Operations EQ mode DSF modeBalance/Fader adjustment Subwoofer volume adjustmentCenter volume adjustment DVD Player Problem Cause MeasureSee the subsection Setting up the parental Case of DifficultyConnected, Setting Image is disturbed TV/VTR When connecting an optional TV tuner, etcCD Changer Error DisplaysSpecifications Installation and Wire Connection Manual Install the unit within 30 of the horizontal plane. Figure Universal Mount Installing the Main UnitScrew Removing the Main Unit CCA-673 CCA-670Rear right + +12V main powerRear right +12V accessory Front right + Front left + GroundConnecting the Accessories Connecting the parking brake cordNavigation System NAX970HD Speakers Powered subwooferVideo Selector FrontQC-6824B 2006/12 Y-YI

VRX775VD specifications

The Clarion VRX775VD is an advanced multimedia receiver designed to enhance the in-car entertainment experience. This versatile unit is packed with a variety of features, ensuring a seamless integration of audio and video functionalities for users seeking a comprehensive infotainment system.

One of the primary features of the VRX775VD is its 7-inch motorized display. This touchscreen interface offers a clear and vibrant presentation, making it easy for users to navigate through their media options. The high-quality display can be adjusted to a variety of angles, ensuring optimal visibility from different seating positions within the vehicle.

Connectivity is a key aspect of modern car stereos, and the VRX775VD does not disappoint. It is equipped with USB and auxiliary inputs, allowing users to easily connect their devices. This feature enables seamless access to music libraries from smartphones, MP3 players, and other compatible devices. Additionally, the unit supports both Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streaming, providing convenience and improving safety while driving.

The VRX775VD also supports DVD playback, giving users the option to enjoy their favorite movies on the move. This multimedia functionality is complemented by a built-in digital tuner for AM/FM radio, ensuring that users can catch their favorite stations while on the road.

Sound quality is a significant consideration in any audio system, and the Clarion VRX775VD excels in this area as well. It features an advanced equalizer and built-in amplifier, allowing users to fine-tune their listening experience. With multiple audio settings and preamp outputs for additional amplifiers and subwoofers, users can create a sound profile that suits their preferences.

For those who prioritize navigation, the VRX775VD is compatible with various GPS navigation systems, enhancing the driving experience by providing turn-by-turn directions and real-time traffic updates.

In summary, the Clarion VRX775VD stands out as a feature-rich multimedia receiver, characterized by its impressive display, versatile connectivity options, superior sound quality, and compatibility with navigation systems. This unit represents a significant upgrade for any vehicle, merging functionality with entertainment while prioritizing user experience.
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