Silvercrest Explore the Touch Screen Features of the CDV-710 Car Stereo System

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	10.2 Areas sensitive to touch (touch screen)
	The screen has features that are sensitive to the
	touch (touch screen). This makes it possible to control
	many functions by touching the screen. In an open
	position there are always two menus available. First
	the main menu and, in addition, the menu for the
	second playback level (dual zone).
	The two areas indicated in illustr. 10.2 are not visible
	on the screen. The image merely serves for a clearer
	visualisation.
	But if you press a finger or an object against the
	indicated areas, the corresponding submenu will	Illustr. 10.2
	open. The menus and their functions are addressed in	Illustr. 10.2
	open. The menus and their functions are addressed in
	the following chapter.

Note:

•Please only touch the screen with very light pressure and never with sharp objects. Otherwise it might get scratched and damaged.

•When the monitor is being opened or closed, no sound will be produced during this process. This is not a malfunction of the device.

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Contents Preliminary notes CopyrightDeclaration Manufacturer informationTable of contents RDS Menu settings level SD/MMC operationPlaying back MP3/WMA/OGG files Displaying images Menu levelDVD device settings Factory default settings Reset Remote controlDisposal Troubleshooting Product informationImportant safety instructions English Deutsch English English Scope of delivery CDV-710 CD/DVD Car radioRemote control Remote control dual zone Installation Installing the deviceDeutsch English Illustr Connecting the antenna Supply voltage ISO plug aEnglish Removal Operating unit Front view closedLoud STEREO/MONO Time Tavol FM3, MW1 and MW2 Please DON’T Touch Operation of the monitor Swivelling the monitor outwardAreas sensitive to touch touch screen Deutsch English Display LoudDisplay when the monitor is open Setting of the playback sourceSetting up the second playback level Second playback level dual zoneDual OFF Setup menu Audio menu Video menu RDS Menu RegionEON PTYActivation System menuInsertion of the operating unit Basic functions Removal of the operating unit theft protectionTurning on/off Changing the volume Muting the speakersRadio tuner mode Selection of the radio stationSelection of the wavelength range Searching for a radio station with the scanner Manual search for a radio stationStoring a station with the station buttons Storing stations with automatic station searchCalling up stored stations Checking stored stations LOC functionStmo function 14.11 RDSTraffic announcements TA, traffic program, TP Alternative frequencies AF Radio reception conditions Enhanced Other Networks EON15 CD/DVD mode Regional programs REGSelecting a CD/DVD as the program source Insert / remove CDPlayback / pause / stop Selecting or repeating tracksFast forward and rewind Repeating tracks RepeatIntro 16 SD/MMC operation Playing tracks in random sequence RandomInserting / removing SD/MMC Selecting SD/MMC as a program source Playing back MP3/WMA/OGG files Displaying images Slide showRotating an image ZoomAUX Thumbnail viewMenu settings level Changing the bass settings BassChanging the treble settings Treble Changing the volume ratio Balance Changing the volume distribution Fader Menu level LOC function to set the station searchLoud function for the tone setting loudness ST MO function to switch between stereo and mono playbackCT function to set the time of day Tavol function to set the volume for traffic announcements Deutsch English DVD device settings General settings Audio settings Hdcd Video settings Preferred settings English Password settings Factory default settings Reset Exiting the settingsRemote control Remote control normalButton Function SubtitleSUB MenuChanging the battery Remote control Disposal of the battery Product informationGeneral information Technical specifications UKW RadioTFT Monitor PAL/NTSCRemote controls EnvironmentSupported formats DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-RDisposal Troubleshooting Problem CauseRadio hasn’t been Problem Cause Solution