Pioneer AVIC-X3II Operation Manual page 6

Contents
- Advanced radio operation 90
- Storing the strongest broadcast
frequencies 90
- Tuning in strong signals 91
RDS 91
- RDS operation 91
- Selecting alternative frequencies 92
- Limiting stations to regional
programming 92
- Receiving traffic announcements 92
- Using PTY functions 93
- Using radio text 94
- PTY list 95
Using the AV Source (Pioneer AV
Equipment)
Multi-DVD Player 96
- Playing a disc 96
- Operations and Functions 96
USB 97
- Operating the USB portable audio
player/USB memory 97
- Displaying text information 97
- Switching between the detail
information display and the list
display 98
- Viewing contents of upper folder 98
- Advanced USB operation 98
Hands-free Phoning 99
- Hands-free phoning with mobile
phones featuring Bluetooth
technology 99
- About the telephone source standby
mode 100
- Setting up for hands-free phoning 100
- Making a call by entering phone
number 100
- Making a call from the history list 101
- Making a call from the preset dial
list 101
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- Calling a number in the phone
book 102
- Making a call via voice
recognition 103
- Taking a phone call 103
- Advanced hands-free phoning
operation 104
- Connecting a mobile phone 104
- Registering your mobile phone 106
- Displaying BD (Bluetooth Device)
address 106
- Disconnecting a mobile phone 106
- Deleting a registered phone 106
- Transferring the phone book 107
- Changing the phone book display
order 107
- Editing the phone book 108
- Clearing memory 108
- Setting the automatic answering 109
- Setting the automatic rejecting 109
- Setting a ring tone 109
- Setting the automatic connection 109
- Echo cancelling and noise
reduction 110
iPod 110
- Operating the iPod 110
- Touch panel key operation
(MUSIC) 111
- Browsing for a song 111
- Performing random play with one
touch 111
- Touch panel key operation
(VIDEO) 112
- Advanced iPod operation 112
Bluetooth Audio 113
- Listening to songs on BT Audio
(Bluetooth audio player) 113
- Pausing track playback 114
- Advanced BT-Audio operation 114