Eclipse AVN2454 Reference Manual page 23

How to eject a CD or DVD
1 Press
OPEN
2
Touch
CD
eject either disc.
The display will open and the
disc(s) are ejected.
3 After removing the disc(s),
touch
CLOSE
The display will close.
•If the vehicle's automatic transmission shift lever is in the "P" position or manual
transmission lever is in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" position, or if a bottle or other container is in
the cupholder, this could interfere with the opening and closing of the display.
Caution
When it is safe to do so, move the shift lever to the "N" or "Neutral" position or
remove the container from the cupholder before opening or closing the display.
•Be careful of the following items while a disc is being ejected.
<Automatic transmission vehicle>
If the shift lever in the "P" position causes interference with disc ejection, switch
the lever to the "N" position to eject discs. (Steering column mounted shift levers
allow unit operation while lever is in either "P" or "N" position.)
<Manual transmission vehicle>
If the shift lever in the 1, 3, 5 or "R" position causes interference with disc ejection,
switch the lever to the Neutral position to eject discs.
•Do not close the display by hand. This could damage the display.
•Do not place objects such as cups or cans on the display when it is in the open
position. This could damage the display.
•If a liquid such as a beverage is spilled on the display, immediately clean the
display by wiping with a soft dry cloth. If the liquid is left on the display it could
damage the display.
• The display can be opened even after pressing
a "PEEP" sound is heard.Pressing
ATTENTION the display.
• Turning the engine OFF while the display is opened will emit a voice notification.
Touch
CLOSE
• If the disc does not eject (not released from the internal mechanism), touch
to close the display and then press down on
.
or to
DVD
or press .
OPEN
or press OPEN
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for approx. 1 second until
OPEN
OPEN when the display is opened will close
to close the display.
(for at least 5 seconds).
OPEN
CLOSE