User manual JENSEN VOYAGER TRA4100

[. . . ] Use the Proper Power Supply This product is designed to operate with a 12 volt DC, negative ground battery system (the regular system in a North American car). Protect the Disc Mechanism Avoid inserting any foreign objects into the slot of this player. Failure to follow this may cause malfunction or permanent damage due to the precise mechanism of this unit. THIS UNIT USES A VISIBLE/INVISIBLE LASER BEAM WHICH COULD CAUSE HAZARDOUS RADIATION IF EXPOSED DIRECTLY . [. . . ] Press Mode button repeatedly to change to other modes or switch back to iPod mode. iPod information Display on the Head Unit LCD This unit can display the Song, Artist, Album name and Elapsed time on the LCD display, these information can be displayed by pressing the AS/PS button repeatedly while a iPod Song file is playing Searching a Desire Song Under iPod playback mode, press BAND to enter into the iPod Searching Mode. Pressing BAND button repeatedly to accesses the different searching methods as below : 1) Playlist 2) Artist 3) Album 4) Song 5) Genre Once selected the desire searching method, within 10 second press the AUDIO button as confirm & access into the searching mode, then turn the rotate encode volume knob to navigate thru the Album or Artist or Song contained in the iPod. During the searching mode, press AS/PS as quick move back to the last upper level of Album, Playlist, Genre, etc. Song Select Press the Track UP ( ) or Track DOWN ( ) button for less than one second to skip to the next or previous song. Press and Hold Track UP ( ) or Track DOWN ( ) button for more than 3 seconds to fast forward or fast reverse of the current song. Song Repeat / Repeat All play : Long press the M3 button for more than 3 seconds during iPod playback mode for "REPEAT F". All songs of the current album will be kept on repeat playing until the "REPEAT F" function is disabled. To disable current Album "REPEAT F" function, long press M3 button more than 3 seconds. Press the M3 button for less than 3 seconds to "REPEAT PLAY" the current song. And keep on repeat playing the current song until the "REPEAT PLAY" function is disabled. 14) NEXT( ) Press NEXT to skip forward to the beginning of the next song. 15) BACK( ) Press BACK to skip backward to the beginning of the previous song. Each time the button is pressed, a new speed (2X, 4X, 8X or 20X) is selected. Each time the button is pressed, a new speed (2X, 4X, 8X or 20X) is selected. When playback CD/MP3/WMA use for track number or File number direct access and use when function need numeric Selection or Input, like in the Goto function, etc. Use when playback DVD which need numeric Selection or Input, like in the Goto function, etc Under a CD/MP3/WMA File is playing, use cursor key access to " Rep A-B", field to select the A-B point want to repeat play. 10~13)UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON ( Use to move cursor up/down/left/right. / / / ) 16)OK BUTTON Use this button to confirm the selection. 7) MUTE BUTTON Press the MUTE button to mute the audio output. Under CD disc playing mode press GOTO, Then use numeric buttons to direct access the desire track number for playback. 2. Under MP3/WMA music file playing mode, press GOTO the use numeric buttons to direct access to the desire playback time. 11 DV2007 CD/MP3/WMA Operation - Control Panel The following functions are avaiable through the control panel. The first press is " Repeat Single", This is to keep on repeat playing the current Song/File. The second press is " Repeat Folder", This is to repeat play the file under current Folder. 3. [. . . ] Press Ok (after cycling through the options) to change the displayed value of the next available opions and change the setting The following subsections explain the available options for each of the Video settings. TV Aspect Ratio Selecting the TV Aspect setting allows the user to select the aspect ratio of the TV (DVD and VCD only). If 4:3 PS is selected on these DVDs, letterboxing will be used instead. If 16:9 is selected and a 4:3 TV is connected, 16:9 content will appear distorted during playback (objects look thin). [. . . ]