Fusion Complete Guide to IP600 and MS-AV600 Wiring and Remote Operation Features

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006 DIAGRAM WIRING WIRING DIAGRAM

MS-AV600 IR REMOTE OPERATION

015 MS-AV600 IR REMOTE

Note: The +12V switched and +12V battery can be joined for some installation requirements.

MENU

Direct access to the menu

SEL NAVIGATION Navigate & adjust using the up, down, left & right keys.

Select the item with the SEL key

POWER Press to turn the unit ON / OFF

CLOCK Displays the clock

MUTE Mutes all sound in all zones

SOURCE Select the source required

DVD - iPod - AUX - FM - AM - Sirius

ZOOM Select picture size video output

SUB-TSelect subtitle language

RANDOM Press to cycle through options

REPEAT Press to cycle through options

DISPLAY Press to cycle through options 0-9 KEYPAD Direct track access

SETUPUsed to access the DVD settings

SYSTEM SET UP TV System - Auto Play - TV Type

- Password - Rating -Default -

Exit Setup

LANGUAGE SET UP OSD Language - Audio Language

- Subtitle Language -

Menu Language - Exit Setup

VIDEO SET UP Brightness - Contrast - Hue

- Saturation - Sharpness -

Exit Setup

PREVIOUS Selects previous track

NEXT Selects next track

PLAY/PAUSE Pause or play the track

BACK Rewind track

FORWARD Fast-forward track

STOP Press Once: to ‘Pre-stop’

Press Again: to stop disc completely

VOLUME Press + to increase the volume Press - to decrease the volume Press volume then ‘SEL’ to select different zone for volume adjustment

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Contents Marine Stereo FCC Compliance Statement Before Inserting Ipod MS-IP600Handling Compact Discs CD/CD-R/CD-RW Playback of CD-R/CD-RWSpecifications and Licensing Contents Marine Wired Remote Marine Zone Amplifier Radio BACK/PREVIOUS FORWARD/NEXT PLAY/PAUSEInstallation Electrical WiringMenu Structure Root MenuZone Setup ConnectionsLineout Description Colour Zone ConnectionsMS-AV600 IR Remote Operation DVD Operation General OperationPresets Radio OperationOperation S.TParental Mode Sirius Satellite RadioActivating Your Sirius Tuner Repeat / ShuffleCD/MP3 Operation AUX Operation