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Summary of Contents for Aussie Traveller SINGLE DIN DVD AUDIO HEAD UNIT
- Page 1 SINGLE DIN DVD AUDIO HEAD UNIT USER MANUAL READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING RETAIN MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE...
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Page 2: Product Introduction
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION Add music to the entertainment list on your next trip away with the Aussie Traveller Single DIN DVD Head Unit. Featuring a LCD screen, Bluetooth, AUX and USB connectivity as well as AM/FM radio, it is easy to start the music playing in your campsite. - Page 3 OPERATION (cont.) 1.7 VOLUME / SELECT KNOB Turn the volume knob clockwise to turn up the volume, turn the volume knob counter-clockwise to turn down the volume. Repeatedly press to select VOL > Bass (+/-7) > Treble (+/-7) > Balance (L/R 7) > Fader (R/F 7) > LOUD > EQ >...
- Page 4 OPERATION (cont.) 1.13 4 / RDM (RANDOM) In radio mode: Press to display the stored station, press to save the present station to this button. In music mode: Press to have the songs play at random. Press again to stop randomisation. 1.14 5 / -10 In radio mode: Press to display the stored station, press to save the present station to this button.
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Page 5: Dvd Operation
OPERATION (cont.) 3. MP3 PLAY OPERATION: 3.1 The system will start to play any time when you insert the USB/Micro SD card. When it displays the USB, the icon of USB blinks. When it displays the micro SD card, the icon of SD blinks. 3.2 Press the button button to play the next/last song;... -
Page 6: Technical Parameters
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS TUNER SECTION AM Frequency Range 522KHz–1710KHz Intermediate Frequency 450KHz FM Frequency Range 87.5MHz–108MHz Intermediate Frequency 10.7MHz Signal to Noise Ratio (S/N) ≥50dB PLAY SECTION Signal to Noise Ratio (S/N) ≥50dB Channel Separation (1KHz) ≥50dB Voltage Harmonic Distortion ≤5% Frequency Response 100Hz–10KHz (+6dB) AMPLIFIER SECTION... -
Page 7: Installation Diagram
Insert two disassembly keys into the left and right gap, make sure the keys hook the main unit, pull to remove the main unit from the cradle, then disassemble the connection wire and unplug the antenna plug. 4. WIRING DIAGRAM SINGLE DIN DVD AUDIO HEAD UNIT 05100070006000 Purple /Blac k... -
Page 8: Fader Function
INSTALLATION (cont.) 5. FADER FUNCTION: Fader allows you to control the sound either inside or outside the van. When installing the head unit, ensure you wire the correct speakers front and rear, to control inside and outside. Eg: All wired ‘rear’ speakers will be outside, all speakers wired to ‘front’ will be inside. 1300 663 868 | enquiries@aussietraveller.com.au | aussietraveller.com.au BRISBANE SHOWROOM: 11-15 Oasis Court, Clontarf QLD 4019 | MELBOURNE SHOWROOM: 235 Barry Road, Campbellfield VIC 3061... -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING FAULT REASON SOLUTION Yellow wire is not connected with Ensure yellow wire is connected with battery + (positive) battery + (positive) LCD doesn't display Fuse of red wire is open Replace fuse The panel connector is dirty Clean the panel No power supply Connect the power wire Speaker wire is open circuit... -
Page 10: Warranty Statement
Warranty will commence at the time the final retail customer makes payment for the Product to the wholesale purchaser. 3. If the Product is purchased directly from Aussie Traveller for use by final retail customer and not to be on sold in any way, the Warranty will commence at the time of the original purchase. - Page 11 If such inspection and testing find no defect in the Product, the final retail customer must pay Aussie Traveller’s usual costs of service work and testing. The final retail customer must bear the cost of the transport of the Product to and from Aussie Traveller or the authorised repair agent, and all insurance of the Product.
- Page 12 1300 663 868 | enquiries@aussietraveller.com.au | aussietraveller.com.au BRISBANE SHOWROOM: 11-15 Oasis Court, Clontarf QLD 4019 | MELBOURNE SHOWROOM: 235 Barry Road, Campbellfield VIC 3061...
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