Clarion MAX678RVD Connecting the Accessories

●Connecting the parking brake lead

Connect the lead to parking brake lamp earth in the metre panel.

Note:

•Connecting the parking brake lead to lamp earth allows you to watch TV/VTR/DVD video/video CD when the parking brake is engaged.

•When the parking brake lead is not connected, the monitor will not turn on.

English

Parking brake lamp

+ lead to battery

Parking brake

Electro-tap

Parking brake signal lead

Parking brake lead (Grass-green)

●How to attach the electro-tap

1.Place the Parking brake lead at the stopper, and fold it back in the direction of the arrow.

2.Pass the Parking brake signal lead through, and fold it back in the direction of the arrow.

Parking brake

signal leadParking brake signal lead

Stopper

Parking brake lead (Grass-green)

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Connecting the Accessories

●Connection to the external amplifier

The external amplifier can be connected unless the 5.1 ch Surround Decoder is connected. For detailed information, refer to the instruction manual of the 5.1 ch Surround Decoder.

●Connection to the CCD camera for vehicle

The CCD camera for vehicle can be connected to CCD terminal on the main unit. For detailed information, refer to the instruction sheet or manual for the CCD camera.

Note:

•A power supply box (sold separately) is required for connection of the main unit and the CCD camera.

•The power supply box for the camera CAA147 cannot be used. Please use the CAA188 instead.

●If the specified lead of the mobile phone is connected to the phone interrupt lead of the main unit, the audio mute is available when the mobile phone is used.

●TV Tuner

When the TV tuner is to be connected, connect the CeNET connector and RCA PIN (yellow). For detailed information, refer to the instruction manual of the TV tuner.

●Connection to the navigation system (NAX963HD) When the NAVI (NAX963HD) is being used…

•If the 5.1 ch surround decoder (DVH943) is connected, the voice interruptions of the NAVI will not work.

•If the 5.1 ch surround decoder (DVH943N) is connected, the voice interruptions of the NAVI will work.

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Contents

Page CAUTIONS: !CAUTION ADVARSEL OBS VAROITUS FEATURES Expanding Systems Names of Buttons 3. PRECAUTIONS Outline of Button and Touchkey Operation TUNER mode operation DVD Video mode operation Adjusting audio feature settings Page Adjusting the other system settings Remote Control Inserting the Batteries Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons iPod mode CD changer mode When SUB zone is selected 4. CAUTIONS ON HANDLING Operation panel/Generalities Cleaning Handling Discs 5. DVD VIDEO SYSTEM DVD Video Features Discs About the registered marks etc 6. OPERATIONS Basic Operations Turning on and off the power Adjusting the volume Opening the operation panel and adjusting the angle Adjusting the AUDIO Adjusting the MONITOR Changing the colour of the title and command bars in the screen Adjusting the brightness, colour, hue and dimmer level Warning display when CCD camera is installed Switching the VTR system between NTSC and PAL Changing the colour of the background picture Adjusting the GENERAL Mobile phone interrupt setting Switching CONNECT (connect) Setting the voice input line for the mobile phone Selecting the PTY display language Linking AF functions in the RDS and DAB modes Setting the anti-theftfunction (CATS) 2-ZONEFunction Monitor image and sound with 2-ZONEON/OFF Radio Operations Radio Operations Recalling a preset station Manual memory Auto store Preset scan RDS Operations RDS Operations Manually tuning a regional station in the same network TA (Traffic Announcement) Auto store function for TP stations Selecting PTY PTY seek PTY preset memory Emergency broadcast Volume setting of TA, emergency broadcast (ALARM) and PTY Switching the PTY display language Displaying radio text DVD Video Player Operations Changing DVD System Settings DVD Video Player Operations Setting up the disc menu language Setting up the audio language Setting up the subtitle language Setting up the password for setting up of the parental level Setting up the parental level Basic Operations DVD Video Operations Stopping playback Pausing playback Slow playback Skipping a chapter (searching) Fast forward and fast backward Searching with a chapter/title number Scan playback Repeat playback TOP function Using the title menu Switching among languages Switching subtitles Switching angles Displaying the playback status Watching a video CD Listening to a CD Selecting a track on the Track List screen Other various play functions Displaying CD titles Listening to an MP3/WMA Regarding MP3/WMA folder creation Skipping the current folder Selecting a folder/track on the LIST screen Playback by selecting a folder and track (Direct select mode) Page Other Functions Other Functions Changing over monitor display size Internal amplifier cancel function 7. ACCESSORIES iPod Operations iPod Operations Viewing video data in the iPod (only for the iPod with video features) VISUAL Operations CD Changer Operations CD Changer Operations Switching to a next disc (Disc Up function) TV Operations TV Operations Setting the TV diver Setting the TV area Digital Radio/DAB Operations Digital Radio/DAB Operations Storing a programme to preset memory Information standby mode Information select Dynamic Label Function NAVI Operations (NAX973HD/NAX963HD, etc.) NAVI Operations (NAX973HD/NAX963HD, etc.) Connecting Other Company’s Image Equipment Changing display 5.1 ch Surround Decoder Operations 5.1 ch Surround Decoder Operations DSF mode P.EQ mode Selecting the Dolby PLII (Dolby Pro Logic II) type Output adjustment of subwoofer volume, centre volume and balance/ fader 8. TROUBLESHOOTING TV/VTR (When connecting an optional TV tuner, etc.) 9. ERROR DISPLAYS 10.SPECIFICATIONS INSTALLATION AND WIRE CONNECTION MANUAL 1. BEFORE STARTING 2. PACKAGE CONTENTS 3. GENERAL CAUTIONS 4. CAUTIONS ON INSTALLATION 5. INSTALLING THE MAIN UNIT Installing the Main Unit in a TOYOTA Vehicle Typical Mounting Brackets Vehicles other than NISSAN and TOYOTA 6. CAUTIONS ON WIRING 7. WIRE CONNECTION Power supply lead Connecting the Accessories 8. SAMPLE SYSTEM Clarion Co., Ltd