Multimedia Mode Mode, Program, GO to

Multimedia Mode Mode

movie or track where you want the start seg- ment. Press it again where you want to end the segment. The segment will repeat over and over unitl the button is pressed again.

15. Program

Press the PTY/PROG Button to program the playback of the DVD’s Titles, Chapters, Or Tracks in a Favorite Order.

Use the arrow buttons to highlight a field, then with the number buttons enter the num- ber of the chapter or title. When finished use the arrow buttons to highlight “Play”, then press enter to play the chapters in the order you have just programed.

16. GO TO

Press to set the playback time. Use the ar-

row buttons to navigate the ﬁelds. Enter the number of the chapter in the ﬁled on the left. Press enter and that chapter will start to play. The time elapsed will be displayed in the clock ﬁeld.

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Contents

WMA DVD VCD CD-R CD-RW ID3 Welcome Contents Page Precautions Care of Discs Disc Type Icon Content Size PlaytimeMemory Type Icon Content Size Playtime Disc & Memory Types Remove the Old Unit from the Dashboard InstallationMark Polarity of the Speaker Wires DIN FRONT-MOUNT Method a Check All Included Parts DIN REAR-MOUNT Method B VRVD640G Wiring Connections Audio/Video Auxiliary Input Location Of The Controls Use and Care of the Remote Remote ControlChanging the Battery Precautions Volume UP PowerSetup Volume Down Basic Operations PTY Main Menu Main Menu Screen Settings Menu ScreenSound Settings Menu Screens Display SettingsDate & Time Settings RDS & Radio Settings Control Function System InformationCalibration Screen Util Utility Control Screen Radio Mode Radio Operations Mask Mode Radio ModeRegional Mode Retune Mode Ejecting a Disc Multimedia ModeTouch Screen File List Screen Skip Backwards/Fast Rev Pausing Playback on DVDPlayback Stop GO to Multimedia Mode ModeProgram Navigation System ABC-Type Keyboards SwitchesSwitches in the Quick menu Virtual keyboards GPS Data screen Discovering the program through the screensMain menu About screen Map GPS Connection IndicatorGPS Data Quality Indicator Time Synchronization Daylight and Night Color Schemes 2D and 3D Map ViewsZoom Levels Changing the Scale of the Map Landmarks Streets and Roads Visible POIs Points of Interest Selected Map PointCursorMarked Map Points Pin Inactive Legs Of The Route Elements of the Active RouteAnimated Turn Guidance Active Leg Of The Route Next Street / Next City No Cockpit Screen Cursor No GPS Position Quality NoSound Muting No Track Log Recording/Playback Indica- tor No Cursor menu No Travel and Route Data No Current Street NoTilt Up And Down No Menu No Route Information Screen Distance to Next Turn NoApproaching Next Turn No Map Scale Estimated Arrival Distance LeftMethod Time Left Fit To Screen 3D Map switchZoom & Tilt switch Night Mode switch Manage My POI Manage POI Points of InterestManage Built-In POI Visibility Manage Track Logs Drop Next Via Point / Delete Route CancelRoute Tab Bypass Recalculate Fly Over Display ModesShow Avoid Settings Alternative Speed Limit Warn When SpeedingAutomatic Night Colors Speeding Tolerance MAP Settings Sound Settings Route Parameter Settings Language & Units Zoom In After Find Advanced Settings2D in Map mode and North-up orientation Display Options Smart Zoom Settings Backlight Settings Route Options Restore Lock-to-PositionRestore Smart Zoom Delay Before Restoring Cross-Border Planning Recalculation DelayOff-route Sensitivity Turn Penalty Reset Advanced Settings Backup DataRestore Data Remove Pins Selecting a New City To Search Using the Find MenuSelecting the City, State or Country to Search Navigation System Selecting The Center Of The City How To Select An Intersection Instead Of a House NumberChanging The Country Selecting a Street Or The Center Of The City Find Coordinates Find in History Find a POI Navigation System Would like to create a new POI dur Frequently Asked Questions Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Speciﬁcations License of Macrovision AudioVideo TFT MonitorPage Conditions of Warranty Limited Warranty