Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan

YEFM283609 B0900-0 Printed in Japan

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Panasonic CQ-VA707N operating instructions Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan

Contents

Panasonic Contents ¡ID code setup Features¡7-inch wide LCD color display When Driving PrecautionsID Code Insert the battery Remote Control PreparationBattery Insertion Battery Notes Names of Controls Remote Control Unit Display Unit Remote Remote Control Sensor Front Front See pages 55 to 61 about electrical connections Control Unit Before Use Power onPower off How to Open and Raise the Display Slide Display Unit Lateral Angle AdjustmentSlip part in the upper half of it, Adjust its lateral angle Tilt Retracting the Display Folding Down the Display Temporarily Menu Tree Using the Menu/Menu Control Main Menu Setting/Adjusting Menu Tilt Press or to User SettingsMonitor Position TILT/SLIDE Slide On Clock display is on OFF Clock display is off Clock Setting ClockClock Mode Clock Display Select Display Navigation Set Up Navi SET UP How to enter your ID code For the first time ID Code ID-CODE Setting How to change your ID code Loud beep sounds for 10 seconds ID Code Input OFF Input Selection Input SelectNavi Camera RGB connection Connection examplePanasonic Car Navigation System CN-DV2000EN Other corporations’ car navigation sys- tem Connect to a video input of VTR1 or VTR2 Rear View CameraTV Tuner CY-TN1500PEN Others equipment such as video camera RGB Example of connecting to two or more productsVTR2 View Camera a car navigation system is TV Tuner CY-TN1500PEN and RearCar Navigation Merits when ACC is activated If your car has no ACC, be sure to use a default, ACC OFFACC Selection ACC Tone Bass/Treble Sound SettingsBalance/Fader Press or to select LoudnessBeep Menu Dimmer Screen AdjustmentContrast Tint BrightnessColor Tint Mute VolumeChanging the Operation Mode Operation General Displaying the Car Navigation Screen Radio Basics Auto Station Preset Station PresetTuning in to a Preset Station Manual Station Preset Emergency Announcement Reception Radio Data System RDSTraffic Announcements Program Type Display AF1 Alternative Frequency AF Region on Region OFF Region Setting Traffic Announcement TA Seek tuning and auto preset memoryTA Volume Muting in TA Mode UME TA Volume TA Volume Speech → Music Program Type PTY DisplayPTY Language PTY Selection PTY Preset Change PTY PresetPTY Search Press Enter to set the PTY language PTY Language Changer Control CD Changer BasicsStarting the CD Changer Title Display Track Search Track Random Only for remote controlDisc Random Only for remote control Track Selection Disc Repeat Only for remote control Track Scan Only for remote controlDisc Scan Only for remote control Track Repeat Only for remote control Dual CD Changer Only for remote control Auxiliary VTR ModePress Mode to change to VTR1 mode or VTR2 mode as follows Example of VTR1 mode Alarm indicator Zoom Aspect Ratio for VTR ModeNormal Full But not more than InstallationInstallation Opening Transportation bracket removal Installation Precautions Secure the rear of the unit Installation Procedures Diagram Qty Using the Rear Support Strap u Mounting Example Mounting the Control Unit Basic System Connecting the Power Source Electrical Connections Rear Example 2 Advanced System Electrical ConnectionsAmplifiers CY-M9054EN and CY-M7052EN CQ-VA707N You need the optional dual changer control unit CA-CD55EN Example 3 Connection with two CD Changers CX-DP9061EN Varies with the vehicle model Connecting the Parking Brake Connection LeadConnecting the Reverse Cord Parking brake switch position Maintenance Troubleshooting Display Possible Cause Problem Probable Solution Troubleshooting TipsError Display Message CD Changer Power Display General VTR, AV, Camera Video, Video Camera, Rear View Camera Remote ControlRadio Damage the surface of the unit Clean dirt by wiping lightly with a soft clothKitchen cleanser diluted with water Will result in discoloration or removal of the paint Specifications Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan