Pioneer AVH-P5000DVD USB audio player/USB memory

Compressed audio compatibility

WMA

!Compatibleformat: WMA encoded by

WindowsMedia Player

!Bitrate: 5 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR), VBR

!Samplingfrequency: 8 kHz to 48 kHz

!WindowsMedia Audio 9 Professional, Loss-

less,Voice: No

MP3

!Bitrate: 8 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR), VBR

!Samplingfrequency: 8 kHz to 48 kHz (8 kHz

to48 kHz for emphasis)

!CompatibleID3 tag version: 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3

(ID3tag Version 2.x is given priority than

Version1.x.)

!M3uplaylist: No

!MP3i(MP3 interactive), mp3 PRO: No

AAC

!Compatibleformat: AAC encoded by

iTunes®

!Bitrate: 8 kbps to 320 kbps (CBR)

!VBR:No

!Samplingfrequency: 8 kHz to 44.1 kHz

!AppleLossless: No

USB audio player/USB memory

USB audio player/USB memory

compatibility

!USBversion: 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0

!USBdata transfer rate: full speed

!USBClass: MSC (Mass Storage Class) de-

vice

!Protocol:bulk

!Minimumamount of memory: 250 MB

!Maximumamount of memory: 250 GB

!Filesystem: FAT32 and FAT16

!Supplycurrent: 500 mA

Notes

!PartitionedUSB memory is not compatible

withthis unit.

!Dependingon the kind of USB portable audio

player/USBmemory you use, this unit may

notrecognize the USB audio player/USB

memoryor audio files may not be played back

properly.

!Thisunit can play back files in the USB porta-

bleaudio player/USB memory that is USB

MassStorage Class. However, copyright pro-

tectedfiles that are stored in above-mentioned

USBdevices cannot be played back.

!Youcannot connect a USB portable audio

player/USBmemory to this unit via a USB

hub.

USB audio player/USB memory

!Donot leave the USB portable audio

player/USBmemory in direct sunlight for

extendedamounts of time. Extended expo-

sureto direct sunlight can result in USB

portableaudio player/USB memory mal-

functiondue to the resulting high tempera-

ture.

!Donot leave the USB portable audio

player/USBmemory in high temperature.

!Firmlysecure the USB portable audio

player/USBmemory when driving. Do not

letthe USB portable audio player/USB

memoryfall onto thefloor, where it may be-

comejammed under the brake or accelera-

torpedal.

!Theremay be a slight delay when starting

playbackof audio files encoded with image

data.

!Dependingon the USB devices connected

tothis unit, it may generate noise inthe

radio.

!Only22 characters from the beginning can

bedisplayed as a file name (including the

extension)or a folder name when USB por-

tableaudio player/USB memory is selected

asa source.

!Thetext information of some audio files

maynot be correctly displayed.

!Fileextensions must be used properly.

!Upto 15000 files on aUSB portableaudio

player/USBmemory can be played back.

!Upto 500 folders on a USB portable audio

player/USBmemory can be played back.

Additional Information

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Appendix

AdditionalInformation

Contents

Main Thank you for buying this Pioneer product. Page Page Page IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS 01 Pleaseread all of these instructions regarding yourdisplay and retain them for futurerefer- ence. Toensure safe driving Precautions Toavoid battery exhaustion Precautions Precautions 01 Information to User For Canadian model About this unit Playable discs DVD video disc region numbers About this manual After-salesservice for Pioneer products Visit our website Features About WMA About MP3 About AAC About DivX About the SATRADIO READY mark Toprotect the LCD screen For viewing LCD comfortably Changing the wide screen size Changing the picture adjustment What the marks on DVDs indicate When an operation is prohibited Resetting the microprocessor Feature demo mode WhatsWhat Head unit Optional remotecontrol Basic Operations Power ON/OFF Turningthe unit on Turningthe unit off Selecting a source Adjusting the volume %UseVOLUME/MUTE to adjust the soundlevel. RotateVOLUME/MUTE to increase or de- creasethe volume. Touchpanel key basic operation Activatingthe touch panel keys 2 TouchHIDE to hide the touch panel keys. Opening and closing the LCD panel Adjustingthe LCD panel angle Turningthe LCD panel horizontal Radio frequencies Storing the strongestbroadcast frequencies Tuningin strong signals Built-in DVD player Basic playback controls Switching the media file type Operating the DVD menu UsingDVD menu direct touch control Usingthe touch panel keys PBC playback Playing DivXVOD content Skipping back or forward to another title CM skip/CM back Resume playback (Bookmark) Searchingfor the part you want to play Changing audio language during playback (Multi-audio) Changing the subtitle language during playback (Multi-subtitle) Changing the viewing angle during playback (Multi-angle) Frame-by-frame playback Slow motion playback Return to the specified scene Automatic playback of DVDs Textinformation Selecting tracks from the track list Selecting files fromthe file name list Repeating play Playing tracks in random order Scanning tracks or folders Selecting audio output Using compression Playing songs on iPod Playing video Browsing for a song/video Displaying text information on iPod Repeating play Playing songs in a random order (shuffle) Playing all songs in a random order (shuffleall) Operating this unitsiPod function from your iPod Playing songs on USB portable audio player/USB memory Pausing compressedaudio playback Displaying text information of an audio file Selecting files fromthe file name list Audio Adjustments Introduction of audio adjustments Using balance adjustment Using the equalizer Recallingequalizer curves Adjustingequalizer curves Adjusting loudness Using subwoofer output Boosting the bass Using the high pass filter Adjusting source levels Setting up the DVD player Introductionof DVD setup adjustments Setting the subtitle language Whenyou select OTHERS Setting the audio language Setting the menu language Switching the assist subtitle on or off Setting the angle icon display Setting the aspect ratio Setting the parental lock Settingthe code number and level Changingthe level Setting the DivX subtitle file Displaying your DivXVOD registrationcode Setting for digital output Initial Settings Adjusting initial settings Switching the auxiliary setting Switchingthe auxiliary 1 setting Switchingthe auxiliary 2 setting Changing languages for CAUTION Switching the sound muting/ attenuation Switching the warning tone Entering PIN code for Bluetooth wireless connection Correcting distorted sound Resetting the audio functions Setting the security indicator Other Functions Introductionof system adjustments Changing the wide screen mode Changing the picture adjustment Adjustingthe dimmer Selecting the background display Setting the AVinput Setting the clock Setting for rear view camera (back up camera) Adjusting the LCD panel slide position Setting the automatic open function Switching the iPod charge setting Selecting the OSD color Selecting the illumination color Adjusting the response positions of the touch panels (TouchPanel Calibration) Using the AUX source AboutAUX connection method Minipin plug cable (AUX 1) IP-BUS-RCAinterconnector (AUX 2) SelectingAUX as the source Using the external unit Selectingthe external unit as the source Basicoperation Usingthe functions allocated to 1 to 6keys Advancedoperations Page XM tuner Switching the XM channel select mode Selectinga channel in the channel category Selectinga channel from the XM channellist display Selecting an XM channel directly Using the MyMix function Displaying the Radio ID Channelnumber select setting Channelcategory select setting Switching the XM display SIRIUS Satellite Radio tuner Selecting the SIRIUS channel select mode Selectinga channel in the channel category Selecting a SIRIUS channel directly Using the MyMix function Makingthe MyMix playlist Whenthe song in the MyMix playlist isbroadcast Turningthe MyMix function on or off Using the Game Alert function Selectingteams for Game Alert Switchingthe Game Alerton or off Whenthe game of the selected team starts Displayinggame information Displaying the Radio ID Switching the SIRIUS display Using Instant Replay function Bluetooth Audio Pausing playback Connecting a Bluetooth audio player Disconnecting a Bluetooth audio player Displaying BD (Bluetooth Device) address Bluetooth Telephone Setting up for hands-free phoning Making a phone call Voicerecognition Takinga phone call Answeringan incoming call Connecting a cellular phone Searchingfor available cellular phones Usinga cellular phone to initiate a connection Disconnecting a cellular phone Registering a connected cellular phone Deleting a registeredphone Connecting to a registered cellular phone Connectingto a registered phone manually Connectingto a registered phone automatically Changingthe phone book display order Callinga number in the phone book Editingphone numbers Clearinga phone book entry Using the call history Using presetnumbers Assigningpreset numbers Recallingpreset numbers Making a call by entering phone number Clearing memory Setting automatic answering Setting automatic rejecting Switching the ring tone Multi-CD Player Selecting a disc Pausing CD playback Using CD TEXT functions DVD Player Selecting a disc Selecting a folder Pausing disc playback Displayingtext information of an audiofile Selectingfiles from the file name list TV tuner Storing the strongestbroadcast stations sequentially Digital Signal Processor Introduction of DSP adjustments Using the sound field control Using the position selector Using balance adjustment Adjusting source levels Using the dynamic range control Using the down-mix function Using the directcontrol Using the Dolby Pro LogicII Adjustingthe Music mode Setting the speaker setting Correctingthe subwoofers phase Adjusting the speaker output levels Selecting a cross-over frequency Adjusting the speaker output levels using a test tone Using the time alignment Adjustingthe time alignment Using the equalizer Recallingequalizer curves Adjusting3-band parametric equalizer Using the auto-equalizer Auto TAand EQ (auto-time alignment and auto-equalizing) Beforeoperating the auto TA and EQ function Carryingout auto TA and EQ Page Troubleshooting Common Problemsduring DVD playback Problemsduring Video CD playback Problemsduring iPod playback Problemsduring multi-channel processor connection Error messages Built-inDVD player USBaudio player/USB memory iPod Understanding auto TAand EQ error messages Handling guideline of discs and player DVD discs DVD-R/DVD-RW discs AVCHD recordeddiscs CD-R/CD-RW discs Dual Discs Compressed audio files on the disc Example of a hierarchy Compressed audio compatibility USB audio player/USB memory USB audio player/USB memory compatibility USB audio player/USB memory Thesequence of audio files on USB memory Compressed audio compatibility DivX video files DivX compatibility About handling the iPod About iPod settings Using the display correctly Handling the display Liquid crystal display (LCD) screen Keeping the display in good condition Small fluorescenttube Language code chart for DVD Terms Page Page Specifications General Display Audio DVDPlayer FMtuner AMtuner CEA2006Specifications Note Specificationsand the design are subject to mod- ificationswithout notice due to improvements. Index PIONEERCORPORATION 4-1,MEGURO 1-CHOME, MEGURO-KU TOKYO153-8654, JAPAN <CRB2510-A/N>UC <KMIZX> <07L00000>