Using Menu and Navigation Buttons

Rosen Entertainment Systems

13 Source SOURCE

Press to choose between the DVD/CD drive or the Auxiliary input. This button also is used to access the optional TV Tuner, VideoCassette Player, or other optional auxiliary sources.

14, 22 Up/Down Arrows	CH
	CH

Press to move up or down in a menu or to change channel when watching TV.

17, 19 Left/Right Arrows

Press to move left or right in a menu.

18 Enter ENTER

Press to make a menu selection.

21 Source Menu SOURCE

Use to personalize operation of your DVD player or VCR. For more information, see “Changing DVD Player or VCR Setup”.

15 Info INFO

Press to view the status, current title number, track number and the total playing time of the disc on the monitor.

Note: If the DVD Player is selected and there is no disc loaded, pressing the INFO button will display the software version of the A9. This is for the use of factory personnel.

USING AUDIO BUTTONS

9 Speaker Sound

Press this button to hear A9 audio through the car speakers; Speaker Sound On appears on the screen. Headphone audio is not affected. Press again to hear A9 audio only through the headphones; Head- phone Audio Only appears on the screen. Refer to “Using the Headphones” and “Listening Over the Car Speakers” for more details.

Note: The Speaker button on the control panel performs the same function.

10 Rosen Entertainment Sound Processing RES

This button turns on and off the Rosen Entertainment Sound Processing. With RES turned on, dialogue is automatically louder and easier to hear, while loud passages, such as special effects, are automatically lowered slightly. See Page 14 for more information on

how Rosen Entertainment Sound makes your DVDs sound great.

11 Rosen Entertainment Surround-sound

This button turns on and off the Rosen Entertainment Surround- sound. Rosen Surround-sound is optimized for headphone listening.

Note: This button on the front control panel controls both

Surround-sound and Sound Processing.

12 Mute

Press once to mute the audio. As long as the Mute function is active, “Mute” will appear on the screen. Press again to turn Mute off.

Note: The Mute button on the control panel performs the same function.