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    Register your pr oduct and get support at www .philips.com/w elcome EN User manual RU ǝȀǷǻǯǻDZǾǿǯǻ ǼǻǸȉǴǻǯǭǿDzǸȌ CED320[...]

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    3 English EN Contents 1 Impor tant 4 Safety 4 Notice 4 2 Y our car audio system 6 Introduction 6 What’ s in the box 6 Over view of the main unit 7 Over view of the remote control 8 3 Get star ted 10 Install the car audio 10 Install remote control batter y 1 6 T ur n on 1 6 Select display language 1 6 Set clock 1 7 4 Pla y 18 Load discs 1 8 Inser [...]

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    4 Notice T he m a k ing of u n au th or ize d co p ie s of copy - p r o te c te d m a te r ia l , i n cl ud i ng co m p u t e r pr o g r ams , fi l e s , b r o ad c a s t s a nd s o un d r e cor di ng s , m ay b e a n inf r in ge m e n t of copy r ig h t s a n d co ns ti tu t e a cr im i na l of fe nce . T hi s e qu i p me n t s ho u ld n ot b e u[...]

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    5 N eve r d is po se of yo u r pr o d uc t w i t h ot h e r ho us e ho l d wa s t e . P le a s e i nfor m you r se l f a bo u t t he l oc a l r ul e s on t h e s e pa r at e col l ec t io n of el e c tr ic a l a n d el e c tr oni c p r o du c t s . Th e co r r ec t di s pos a l of yo u r ol d pr odu c t he l ps p r e ve nt pot e n ti a ll y n e ga [...]

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    6 a Fron t p an e l c ar r y ca se (i nc lu d es f ro nt panel ) b Ca r au di o sy s te m c Tr i m p l a t e d Re mo te cont ro l e Rub b e r cus h io n f Standard connector g Re mov a l keys x 2 p cs h S crew s M5x6 m m x 4 p cs i User manual j Installatio n gui de k MP3-l ink cab le 2 Y our car audio system Congr atulations on your purchase, and [...]

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    7 c MUT E T u r n th e u ni t o n o r of f. • T ur n mute on or of f. • Adjus t volume. • C on fi rm s e l ect io n . • Ov er view of the main unit a DBB S el e c t tu ne r b a nd . • Select fo lder . • T u r n on or of f D y n a mi c B a s s B oos t • (DBB) sound. b / T u ne fo r r ad io s t a t io n . • S k i p /sea r c h for t r[...]

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    8 s SOU R C E S el e c t au d io s ou r ce . • t S D/ M MC c a rd sl ot u Ej ec t d is c . • v Disc slot w P an e l st atu s i nd ic at o r L ig h t s u p w h e n th e p a ne l i s op e n . • x RESET Re s tor e def a ul t se t ti ng s . • Ov er view of the r emote contr ol o q r t v w n x s b a f h i d c g e j k l m p u d 1, St a r t p lay [...]

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    9 q S H U F , 4 T u r n r a nd o m p lay o n o r of f . • S el e c t pr e s et s t a t io n n o. 4 . • r 1, St a r t p lay. • Pa us e o r r e s um e p lay. • S el e c t pr e s et s t a t io n n o. 1 • s I NT RO, 2 T u r n int r o p l ay on o r of f. • S el e c t pr e s et s t a t io n n o. 2 • t AU D I O Acce s s au d io s e t ti ng m[...]

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    10 No t e on t h e powe r su p pl y l e ad ( ye l low) W h e n you co n ne c t ot h e r d ev i ces t o t hi s • ap p ar a tu s , e n su r e th at t h e r at i ng of t h e ca r c ir c ui t is hi g he r t h a n t he t ot a l f u se va l u e of a ll t h e co nn e c te d d ev i ces . No t es o n s pe a ker co nn ec t i on N eve r co n ne c t sp e a k[...]

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    11 Connect wir es: without ISO connectors Caution En s u r e t h at a l l l oo se l e a ds a r e in su l a te d w i t h • elec trical tape . 1 Cu t of f t h e bi g ge r e nd of t h e s up p li e d sta nd ar d c on n e ct or . 2 Ch e ck t h e c a r ’s w ir in g c ar efu l ly, th e n con n e c t th e m to t he s t a n d a r d co nn e c to r . FR [...]

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    12 7 G r ay an d gr ay /black wires Ri g ht s pe aker ( Fron t) 8 Pu r pl e a nd pur ple/ bl ac k w ir es Ri g ht s pe aker ( Re ar) 3 Co n n ec t t h e su p pl i ed s t an d a r d co nn e c to r to t h e un i t . 4 Do t h e ot h e r co n ne c ti o ns , if a p pl ic a b l e . FR ONT LINE OUT L FR ONT LINE OUT R REAR LINE OUT L REAR LINE OUT R P ARK[...]

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    13 Connect parking brak e cable Connect r ev erse driving cable English EN[...]

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    14 Mount in the dashboard Note Fo r p r o pe r o p e r at i o n of t he DV D p lay e r , t h e • ch a s s is m u s t be m ou n t ed w i th i n 20 d e g r e e ho r izo n t a l . E ns u r e t h a t t he u n i t i s m ou n te d within this l imitation. 1 If t h e c a r d oe s no t hav e an o n - boa r d dr i ve o r nav i g at i o n com p u t e r , d[...]

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    15 5 I ns t a ll t h e sl e ev e in to t h e d a s h bo a r d a nd be n d t h e t a b s ou t w a r d to fi x t he s l e eve . If t h e u ni t is not fi xe d by sl e eve b u t • by t he s u pp l ie d s cr e w s , s k ip t hi s s te p. 6 Pl ace t h e r ub be r cu s hi o n ove r th e e n d of t he b o l t . 7 S li d e th e u n i t i nt o t he d a [...]

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    16 T urn on 1 Pr ess t h e k n o b to t ur n o n th e u n i t . The unit plays the last listened » progr am: DVD , T uner , USB or SD/MMC Card (if there is USB device or SD/ MMC card connected). T o tu r n of f t h e u ni t , p r e ss t h e • k n o b for mo r e t h a n 2 se co n ds . W h en t h e u ni t is id l e for ove r 5 m i nu tes , • i t[...]

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    17 4 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t a la ng u ag e , t h e n p r e ss SEL . 5 Pr ess t o ex i t . Set clock 1 Pr ess MENU . 2 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t [SET TINGS] , t he n p r e s s SEL o n t h e remo te co ntrol. 3 Selec t [Sy stem ] , th e n p r e ss . 4 Selec t [ T i me m od e] , t he n p r[...]

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    18 3 T o r e m ove t h e di sc , p r e s s t he but ton. When the disc is ejected, the » unit switches to TUNER mode automatically . 4 Cl os e t he f r o n t pa n e l . After a few seconds, the screen tur ns » on. For video discs, if a menu appear s: » press or to select an item, then press to star t play . For discs that contain MP3s, WMAs, » [...]

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    19 Remov e the USB device 1 Pr ess to tu r n of f t h e u n i t . 2 Re m ove t h e U S B d ev i ce . Inser t SD/MMC card 1 Pr ess t o op e n t h e f r on t pa n e l . 2 I ns e r t t he S D o r M M C c a r d i n to t h e c ar d slot. The unit star ts playing from the SD/ » MMC card automatically . Remov e the SD/MMC card 1 Pr ess to tu r n of f t h[...]

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    20 • [Intro ][On ] : Af t e r t h e fi r s t 10 se co nd s of e ac h t r ack h ave b e e n play ed , pla y stops. • [Intro ][Off ] : C an cel i n t r o pl ay a nd s t ar t n o r ma l pl ay. Repeat pla y For video pla y D ur in g pl ay , pr es s 3, REP repeatedly to selec t : • [Rep 1 ] : pl ay t he cu r r e nt c ha pt e r repeatedly . • [R[...]

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    21 • [P AL ] : us e d in m os t of th e Wes t e r n Eu r o pe a n co u nt r ie s ( e xce pt F r an ce ), Au s tr al ia , a nd s o m e ot h e r cou n t r ie s . • [A u t o] : T h e co r r ec t for ma t is s e t automatically . Select this option if yo u a r e no t su r e w hic h for ma t sh o ul d b e se l e c t e d . Zoom For D VDs, VCDs and pi[...]

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    22 T une to a preset station 1 Pr ess DBB or SEAR CH t o se l e c t band . 2 Pr ess t h e n u mb e r b u t t on 1 to 6 to s e le c t t he p r e s et s t a t io n . Pla y with RDS The RDS (Radio Data System) function oper ates only in areas with FM stations broadcasting RDS signals. If you tune to an RDS station, an RDS icon and the station name are[...]

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    23 10 P O P M Pop mu s ic 11 RO C K M Rock music 12 MO R M L ig h t mu s ic 13 LI G HT M L ig h t cla ss ic a l music 14 CLASSICS Cla ssical music 15 O THER M S pe ci a l mu s ic progr ams 16 WE A THER We a t h e r 17 FINANCE Finance 18 CHILDREN Children’ s progr ams 19 SOCIAL Social A f fair s 20 RE LIGION Religion 21 PHONE IN Phone In 22 TR A V[...]

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    24 1 Pr ess EQ/ Audio . The cur rent Equalizer setting is » display ed. 2 Pr ess o r to s e le c t a pr ese t E Q. 3 Y ou c a n a ls o ad j us t b el ow s e t ti ng s : • [BAS ] ba ss r an ge : - 7 to + 7 • [MID] mid d le r a ng e: -7 to + 7 . • [T RE] t r e b l e r an ge : - 7 to + 7 • [LPF] lo w pa s s fi lt e r r ang e: 6 0 , 8 0 , 10 [...]

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    25 3 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t [Sy stem ] , t h e n p r e ss . [Beep ] [ O n ] T u r n on t h e be e p so un d . E a ch t i me yo u pr ess a b u t t on , th e u ni t be e p s . Y o u c a n tu r n off/ on this beep sound. [O f f ] T u r n of f t h e b e e p sound. [Park ing ] [ O n ] Di s a bl e DV D w at ch i ng dur in[...]

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    26 [A u t o] Th e cor r e c t for ma t is s e t au tom at i c a ll y . Selec t thi s option if yo u a r e no t su r e which format should be selected. [ T V T y p e] [ 4:3 P S] W h il e pl ay i ng a f u ll - he i gh t p ic tu r e , th e si d es of t h e p ic tu r e may b e t r i m m e d . [4 : 3 L B] W h il e pl ay i ng a wi d e - s cr e e n p ic t[...]

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    27 » [OSD Language] » [Audio Lang] » [Subtitle lang] » [Menu lang] » [DivX [R] V OD] 4 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t a n i te m , th e n pr es s to co nfi r m . 5 Pr ess t o ex i t . View DivX r egistration code Di vX is a po pu l ar m e d ia t ec h no lo g y cr e at e d by Di vX , I nc . D i v X m e d ia fi les co [...]

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    28 2 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t [SET TINGS] , t he n p r e s s . The setting menu is displa yed. » 3 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t [Radio ] , t he n p r ess . 4 Pr ess t h e n av ig a ti o n b u t to ns t o se l ec t a n op ti o n , t h e n pr es s to con fi r m . [Loc _ D x ] L OC Only st at[...]

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    29 [O f f ] Lo c a l s t at i on s do e s not cu t in . [PS NAME][RDS] (Program S e r v ice N a m e ) [O n] Al lo ws yo u to se e t h e na m e of t he R DS sta ti on s. [O f f ] T h e u ni t do es not d i s pl ay R D S s t at i on n a me . [C T SYNC][RDS] (C l o c k T i m e) [O n] Sy n ch r on i ze s t he cl o ck of t h e unit with that on t h e R [...]

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    30 2 O pe n t h e pa n e l , t he n p u s h t he r ig ht s i d e pa n el t ow a r d t h e le f t si d e to d is e n ga ge i t fr om t he c ha ss is . 3 T a ke of f th e pa n e l an d s tor e i t in t h e su p pl i ed c a r r y c a s e to p r ot ec t i t f r o m d ir t or damage. Reset Y ou can reset the unit to its default setting. 1 De t ach t h e[...]

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    31 1 De t ach t h e f r on t p an e l . 2 Re m ove t he u n i t w i t h t he r em ov al key s . Replace fuse If there is no pow er , the fuse may be damaged and need to be replaced. 1 De t ach t h e f r on t pa n e l a nd t ake o u t t h e unit . 2 Check the electr ic c onnec tion . 3 B u y a f us e t ha t m at ch e s t he vo l t age of t h e da m [...]

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    32 T uner Fr e q u e nc y r a ng e - FM - O I RT 87 . 5 - 108 . 0 M H z ( 10 0 k Hz pe r s te p i n au to se a r ch a n d 50 k Hz p e r s te p i n ma n ua l search ) 65 - 7 4 M H z 930 k Hz p e r st ep ) Fr e q u e nc y r a ng e - A M( M W ) 522 - 1 620 K H z (9k Hz p e r st ep ) Us able sen siti vity - FM 8 uV Us able sen siti vity - A M ( M W ) 5[...]

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    33 Unsupported formats: Em pt y al b u ms : a n e m pt y al bu m i s a n • al b u m t ha t d oe s n ot co nt ai n M P 3/ W M A fi le s , a n d is n ot b e s how n i n the di splay . U ns up p or t e d fi l e fo r mat s ar e • s k i p pe d . F or e x a m pl e , Wor d do cu me n t s (.do c ) o r M P 3 fi l e s wi th ex te ns i on . d lf a r e [...]

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    34 Di s c r at in g e xcee d s t h e r e s t r ic s e t ti ng . • Ch a ng e th e r at i ng s e t ti ng s to l owe r o n e ( se e ‘ Ad j u s t v i d eo DV D s et t i ng s’ on p ag e 28 ). Di s c r e gi o n cod e i s n ot co m pa t ib l e w i t h • t he u n i t . U se d is c w i t h p r o pe r r eg io n cod e . ( s e e ‘ R e gi o n cod e’[...]

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    35 S SD S ecu r e D i gi ta l . A t yp e of m e mo r y c a r d w i t h a fl a s h m e m or y . SDH C S ecu r e D i gi t al H i g h C a pa ci t y (SD H C ) is a t y p e of fl as h m e m or y c a r d b a s e d on t h e S DA 2. 0 0 spec ifi cation. The SD A 2. 0 0 specifi cation e na b le s S D c a r d s to r e a ch h ig h e r c ap a ci t i es fr [...]

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    © 2009 K oninklijke Philips Electr onics N.V . All rights reserved. Document order number: CED320_51_UM_V2.0[...]