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7

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  •  “Tuner”: Selects preset stations.

  •  “DAB”: Selects services.

  •  “Disc,” “USB,” and “Changer”: Selects titles/

folders.

  •  “USB iPod”: Selects the next/previous items.

  •  “iPod”: Enters the player’s menu and pauses 

playback.

  •  “Bluetooth”: Selects group/folder.

  •  On menus: Selects items.

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  •  “Disc,” “USB,” “USB iPod,” and “Changer”: Starts 

and pauses playback.

•  “Bluetooth”: Starts playback.

•  On menus: Enters the next screen or exits the 

displayed screen.

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  Changes the display information. (

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p

  •  “Tuner” and “DAB”: Selects the bands.

•  “Disc” and “USB”: Stops playback.

•  “Bluetooth”: Pauses playback.

q

  •  Turns on the power.

•  Turns off the power 

[Hold]

.

•  Attenuates the sound (when the power is on).

w

 Remote sensor

e

  Resets the unit.

•  Use only when the internal system malfunctions.

r

  Detaches the control panel (

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1

  You cannot select these sources if they are not ready.

*

2

 By holding 

5

 / 

∞

, you can display the list accessible 

for the selected source.

Basic operations — 

Control panel

1

 Selects sources.

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 “Tuner” 

=

 “DAB” 

=

 “Disc” 

=

 “USB” 

or ”USB iPod” 

=

 “Changer,” ”iPod,” or 

”External Input” 

=

 “Bluetooth” 

=

 “AV Input”

•  You can also select sources by touching 

5

 / 

∞

 / 

4

 / 

¢

 after holding 

SRC

 for 

entering 

<Source Menu>

.

2

  •  Ejects the disc.

•  Tilts the control panel (

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3

  •  Enters or exits 

<AV Menu>

.

•  Activates Voice Dialling 

[Hold]

.

•  While talking: Adjusts the built-in microphone 

volume.

4

  •  “Tuner” and “DAB”: Searches for stations/

ensembles.

•  “Disc,” “USB,” “USB iPod,” “Changer,” “iPod,” and 

“Bluetooth”: Reverse skip/forward skip

 • 

On 

menus:

–  Enters the previous/next screen.

 – 

Selects 

items.

5

  •  Activates TA Standby Reception.

•  Displays PTY preset list 

[Hold]

.

6

  Adjusts the volume level. (

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