Jensen Tools VM9511TS Multi-Zoneoperation, Selecting a Source for the Front Zone

MULTI-ZONE OPERATION

Independent sources can be played simultaneously on the VM9511TS. For example, a video game console can be seen on the front screen while DVD video is available to rear passengers.

NOTE: If DVD is selected as the front source and SD Card is selected for the rear source, then both sources will switch to SD Card. If SD Card is selected as the front source and DVD is selected for the rear source, then both sources will switch to the DVD source. Since the multimedia processor is shared between optical and SD Card media, one or the other can be selected, but not both simultaneously.

Selecting a Source for the Front Zone

To access the FRONT ZONE SOURCE MENU, touch the TFT screen in the top left corner of the screen.

This menu allows you to select a source for the front zone.

Selecting a Source for the Rear Zone

The Multi-ZONE sources available for selection depends upon which Front Zone source is selected, as indicated in Table 9.

Table 9: Multi-ZONE Source Options

Front Zone Source	Available Multi-ZONE Sources
AM/FM Tuner	DVD/CD, SD Card, TV, Aux In, Nav
DVD/CD	DVD/CD, TV, Aux In, Nav
SD Card	DVD/CD, TV, Aux In, Nav
iPod	Aux In, Nav Voice Prompt
XM	Aux In, Nav Voice Prompt

VM9511TS

Table 9: Multi-ZONE Source Options

Front Zone Source	Available Multi-ZONE Sources
TV	DVD/CD, Aux In, TV, Nav
Aux In	DVD/CD, TV, Aux In, Nav
Nav	DVD/CD, SD Card, Aux In, Nav Voice
	Prompt

To access the rear zone SOURCE MENU, touch the top right corner of the screen, near the Multi-ZONE icon.

Select the source to be directed to the rear Multi-ZONE RCA outputs.

NOTE: Optical media and an SD Card cannot be selected from the Multi-ZONE Source Menu simultaneously.

NOTE: The AM/FM tuner graphics will change to a "blue screen" background when any optical or SD Card media is selected from the Multi-ZONE menu. In addition, only the top left (Front Zone Source Menu) and right (Multi- ZONE Source Menu) quadrants of the touch screen are active during this mode of operation.

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