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NX503E/FX503E 29
English
Entering a number to make a
call
Attention
• While you are driving, you cannot enter
telephone numbers to make a call. Always
stop at a safe location before making a
telephone call.
Notice
• Always input the area code when calling a
land-line phone.
• With some cellphones, you may not be
able to redial immediately after hanging
up a call you dialed. Wait a while before
dialing the number again.
1
MENU
Phone
2
Enter the telephone number.
3
The telephone number is dialed and
the other party is called.
:
The call is stopped if this is
touched while you are calling the
other party.
4
To end a telephone call
This disconnects the call and returns
you to the screen before you made
the call.
The telephone number you called,
name (when registered to the
phonebook) and dial date/time are
saved as the outgoing calls log. Only
the latest call log is shown for the
same phone numbers.
Making calls from the outgoing/
incoming calls log
Notice
• You cannot make calls from the incoming
calls log when the incoming call was from
a withheld number.
1
MENU
Phone
2
3
Incoming Calls
or
Outgoing Calls
4
Select the other party you want
to dial.
5
Call
The registered telephone number is
dialed and the call is made.
MEMO
• The latest ten calls recorded on the unit
are displayed in the incoming/outgoing
calls log.
• In the case of telephone numbers
registered to the phonebook, the
registered names are displayed.
Deleting the incoming/outgoing
calls log
1
MENU
Phone
2
3
Incoming Calls
or
Outgoing Calls
4
Delete All
5
OK
The entire outgoing call log or
incoming call log is deleted.
Registering a phonebook
You can register the phonebook on a
cellphone in advance to the unit, and make
calls from there.
To register the phonebook on a cellphone,
use the phonebook download function
on the cellphone. With some cellphones,
phonebooks cannot be downloaded.
For details, refer to the User’s Manual for
the cellphone.
MEMO
• After a phonebook is downloaded, the
cellphone connection is sometimes
disconnected. If this happens, select the
cellphone you want to connect to again
from the telephone selection screen.
1
MENU
Phone
2
Handset Phonebook
3
Download memory
The screen stands by to download
the phonebook.
4
Select the download method.
Download Phonebook:
This downloads the phonebook
data from a Bluetooth-compatible
cellphone and overwrites and
saves the phonebook data on the
unit.
Note that the previous downloaded
data is overwritten and can no
longer be used.
Download 1 Entry:
This downloads the phonebook
data from a Bluetooth-compatible
cellphone and adds and saves
this data to the phonebook data
on the unit. Note that the previous
downloaded data is not overwritten
and can still be used.
Cancel:
This cancels the download and
returns you to the previous screen.
5
Download the phonebook from a
cellphone.
The phonebook of the currently
selected cellphone is downloaded to
the unit.
Содержание
- Advarsel 2
- Caution 2
- Cautions 2
- Meanings of symbols used in this manual 2
- Thank you for purchasing the clarion nx503e or fx503e 2
- Varoitus 2
- Basic method of use 3
- Before starting operations 3
- Contents 3
- Hard buttons and touch keys 3
- Listening to music on cds or discs mp3 wma nx503e only 3
- Listening to the radio 3
- To ensure safe use 3
- Viewing dvds nx503e only 3
- Audio files that can be played on the unit 4
- Country code 4
- Daily care and handling 4
- Discs that can be used on the unit nx503e only 4
- Listening to bluetooth audio 4
- Listening to ipod viewing ipod vide 4
- Listening to microsd card usb memory files 4
- Microsd cards usb memory that can be used on the unit 4
- Registering bluetooth compatible devices 4
- Specifications 4
- Trademarks 4
- Troubleshooting 4
- Using a remote control sold separately 4
- Using cellphones 4
- Using smart access 4
- Using the rear camera 4
- Using the rear seat monitor 4
- Various settings 4
- Video files that can be played on the unit nx503e only 4
- Viewing connected external devices 4
- Viewing divx content nx503e only 4
- Warranty and customer support 4
- Caution 5
- Symbols relating to safety 5
- To ensure safe use 5
- Warning 5
- Ask a professional engineer to install remove change installation or wire the unit 6
- Caution 6
- Cautions about the warranty within the warranty period 6
- Copyright 6
- Do not leave microsd memory cards within the reach of children 6
- Do not place objects on the control panel or subject it to strong impact 6
- Do not use benzene or paint thinner car cleaner polish spray or similar fluids 6
- Do not use the main unit except in a vehicle 6
- Lcd display 6
- Operating environment 6
- Request and notice 6
- Routes 6
- Set the volume during driving to a level that allows you to hear sounds outside the vehicle 6
- Before starting operations 7
- Expanding systems 7
- Features available on the unit 7
- Information for users 8
- Operation panel generalities 8
- Precautions 8
- Warning 8
- Insert and remove the microsd card after turning off the unit because the microsd card might get damage 9
- Names and functions of parts 9
- Number inline graphic description of operation 9
- Short press this displays the main menu screen 9
- Short press this ejects the disc inserted in the unit 9
- Short press this starts up smart access 9
- Short press this switches between the current position map screen and currently selected audio screen 9
- Short press this turns off the screen and stops audio output 9
- The following describes the button names on the operation panel of the unit and their functions 9
- This document uses the following inline graphics and conventions to indicate operations using the buttons on the operation panel 9
- Touch this is the monitor and touch panel this functions as a touch panel by touching the screen when it is displayed 9
- Turn this is the rotary volume key use this to adjust the volume of the audio visual function 9
- Insert and remove the microsd card after turning off the unit because the microsd card might get damage 10
- Number inline graphic description of operation 10
- Short press this displays the main menu screen 10
- Short press this starts up smart access 10
- Short press this switches to the audio screen 10
- Short press this turns off the screen and stops audio output 10
- Short press use this to adjust the volume of the audio visual function 10
- This document uses the following inline graphics and conventions to indicate operations using the buttons on the operation panel 10
- Touch this is the monitor and touch panel this functions as a touch panel by touching the screen when it is displayed 10
- Basic method of use 11
- How to enter text 11
- How to use menus 11
- Moving between pages in a list 11
- Operating lists 11
- Turning the power on 11
- Using the index to select a list 11
- Using the shortcut menu 11
- Adjusting numerical values 12
- Grip the microsd card with your fingers and pull it out 12
- How to insert discs 12
- How to insert the microsd card 12
- How to remove discs 12
- How to remove the microsd card 12
- Insert the disc into the loading slot with the recording surface shiny side of the disc face down 12
- Insert the microsd card into the loading slot with its label surface face up 12
- Inserting and removing discs nx503e only 12
- Inserting and removing the microsd card fx503e 12
- Inserting and removing the microsd card nx503e 12
- Remove the disc 12
- Select the relevant item from the list 12
- Adjusting the audio volume 13
- Displaying the av control bar nx503e only 13
- How to insert the microsd card 13
- How to remove the microsd card 13
- Navi av 13
- Switching the display screen nx503e only 13
- Switching to the audio screen 13
- Switching to the map screen 13
- Turning off the screen 13
- Automatically registering to lists auto store 14
- Automatically selecting a station 14
- Listening to the radio 14
- Manually selecting the station 14
- Receiving radio broadcasts 14
- Selecting stations from the list 14
- Switching between am and fm radio 14
- Using reception bands 14
- Using the radio preset channel list 14
- What is a preset channel 14
- Manually registering to lists 15
- Pausing 15
- Playing dvds 15
- Playing the previous or next chapter 15
- Radio settings 15
- Stopping play 15
- Viewing dvds nx503e only 15
- Warning 15
- Chapter 16
- Entering a title or chapter number to play a title or chapter 16
- Key search 16
- Menu dvd cd 16
- Playing from menus 16
- Repeat play 16
- Rewinding fast forwarding 16
- Slow play 16
- Top menu 16
- Adjusting image quality 17
- Audio language 17
- Audio subtitle angle 17
- Display adjustment 17
- Display mode 17
- Menu dvd cd 17
- Setting dvds 17
- Setting the monitor size 17
- Sizing monitor 17
- Subtitle language 17
- Switching the audio language subtitle language angle 17
- Switching the screen size 17
- Default audio language 18
- Default menu language 18
- Default subtitle language 18
- Enter the new password 18
- Enter the password 18
- Enter the same password again 18
- Menu dvd cd 18
- Parental control password 18
- Parental level 18
- Select the language 18
- Setting and changing passwords 18
- Setting priority language 18
- Setting the parental level 18
- Touch the screen 18
- What are parental levels 18
- Country code 19
- Dvd cd 19
- Enter the country recorded on the dvd or the country code of the region default 7166 united kingdom 19
- Listening to music on cds or discs mp3 wma nx503e only 19
- Menu dvd cd 19
- Playing cds 19
- Playing discs 19
- Playing mp3 wma discs 19
- Playing the previous next track 19
- Rewinding fast forwarding 19
- Setting the country code 19
- Playing from the folder list track list 20
- Playing the previous next folder only when playing mp3 wma 20
- Repeat shuffle play 20
- Scan play 20
- Viewing divx content 20
- Viewing divx content nx503e only 20
- Dvd cd 21
- Listening to microsd card usb memory files 21
- Menu sd 21
- Playing divx content 21
- Playing microsd card or usb memory 21
- Playing microsd card usb memory 21
- Playing the previous next track 21
- Rewinding fast forwarding 21
- Usb ipod 21
- Warning 21
- Compatible ipod models 22
- Listening to ipod viewing ipod video 22
- Menu sd 22
- Playing from the folder list track list 22
- Playing the previous next folder 22
- Repeat shuffle play 22
- Scan play 22
- Usb ipod 22
- Playing ipod models 23
- Fast forward long press 24
- Listening to ipod models 24
- Menu usb ipod 24
- Playing the previous next track chapter 24
- Repeat shuffle play 24
- Rewind or 24
- Rewinding fast forwarding 24
- Touch the trick play key 24
- Touch the trick play key select the desired item 24
- Warning 24
- Watching ipod video 24
- While playing 24
- Adjusting the image quality of ipod video 25
- Listening to bluetooth audio 25
- Playing under specified conditions 25
- Setting ipod video only 25
- Switching the ipod connection method 25
- To listen to bluetooth audio 25
- Playing bluetooth audio 26
- Playing from the track list 26
- Playing the previous next track 26
- Playing under specified conditions 26
- Repeat shuffle play 26
- Rewinding fast forwarding 26
- Connecting external devices 27
- Listening to audio from external devices 27
- Listening to video from external devices 27
- Menu aux1 27
- Viewing connected external devices aux 27
- Warning 27
- Adjusting image quality 28
- Compensating for volume differences 28
- Registering bluetooth compatible devices 28
- Setting external device listening 28
- Switching the screen size 28
- Watching video from external devices 28
- What is bluetooth 28
- At bt devices connection 29
- At connect with bluetooth 29
- Registering cellphones pairing 29
- Select car bt default from the cellphone and enter the pin 1234 default 29
- Select the bluetooth connection mode 29
- At bt devices connection 30
- Deleting registered cellphones 30
- For the device to be switched 30
- For the device you want to delete 30
- Screen during a telephone call 30
- Select 30
- Select the bluetooth connection mode 30
- Switching the connected cellphone 30
- Using cellphones 30
- Delete all 31
- Deleting the incoming outgoing calls log 31
- Download memory 31
- Entering a number to make a call 31
- Handset phonebook 31
- Incoming calls 31
- Making calls from the outgoing incoming calls log 31
- Menu phone 31
- Outgoing calls 31
- Registering a phonebook 31
- Caution 32
- Delete all 32
- Deleting phonebook data 32
- Handset phonebook 32
- Making calls from the phonebook 32
- Menu phone 32
- Receiving telephone calls 32
- Setting the call volume 32
- Using smart access 32
- What is smartphone linking 32
- For iphone 33
- Linking compatible applications 33
- Procedure up to smartphone linking 33
- Smart access 33
- Starting up applications 33
- Battery related precautions 34
- Cautions during remote control operations 34
- Correcting the touch position on screen android smartphones only 34
- Ending smartphone linking 34
- For android smartphones 34
- Using a remote control sold separately 34
- How to use the remote control 35
- Insert the new lithium cell cr2032 with the mark face up and close the battery compartment cover 35
- Names and functions of remote control parts 35
- Open the battery compartment cover and remove the battery 35
- Operate the remote control with it pointed at the remote control sensor on the unit 35
- Replacing the battery 35
- Displaying the image in the rear camera 36
- Image in the rear camera 36
- Set the gear lever to r reverse 36
- Turn the engine key to the on position 36
- Using the rear camera 36
- Warning 36
- Adjusting the guidelines 37
- Adjusting the image quality of the rear camera 37
- Display adjustment 37
- Displaying guidelines 37
- Guideline adjust 37
- Guideline display 37
- Warning 37
- Adjusting the quasi bumper line 38
- Displaying the quasi bumper line 38
- Making general settings for the unit 38
- Using the rear seat monitor 38
- Various settings 38
- Video images displayable on the rear seat monitor 38
- Warning 38
- Adjust 39
- Antitheft activation 39
- Illumination colour 39
- Setting the illumination display color on the control panel nx503e only 39
- Setting the password for antitheft activation 39
- Setting the shortcut menu 39
- Shortcut menu 39
- This sets the desired illumination color 39
- User 1 39
- User 2 39
- User 3 39
- Adjusting speaker volume balance and vocal volume balance 40
- Balance fader 40
- Graphic equalizer 40
- Making bluetooth settings 40
- Renaming devices and changing the pin 40
- Selecting and setting sound quality effects memory 40
- Setting preferred sound quality effects 40
- Setting sound quality 40
- Vocal image control 40
- Adjust 41
- Adjust the volume smoother 41
- Other settings 41
- Setting screens 41
- User 1 41
- User 2 41
- User 3 41
- Volume smoother 41
- Audio related 42
- Navigation related nx503e only 42
- Troubleshooting 42
- Smartphone linking 44
- Others 45
- Rear camera 45
- Cds that can be played 46
- Cds that cannot be played 46
- Discs that can be used on the unit nx503e only 46
- Dvd video features 46
- Dvds that can be played 46
- Note on region numbers of dvd video discs 46
- Audio files that can be played on the unit 47
- Dvd menu 47
- Dvds that cannot be played 47
- Microsd card handling precautions 47
- Microsd cards usb memory that can be used on the unit 47
- Folder structure of discs 48
- Mp3 files 48
- Wma files 48
- Folder structure of microsd card usb memory 49
- Notes for playing back mp3 and wma on the unit 49
- Video files that can be played on the unit nx503e only 49
- Country code 50
- Daily care and handling 50
- Daily care and handling of main unit 50
- Occasionally wipe off any dust that adheres to the lcd display with a soft dry cloth 50
- Pay attention to the following points when performing daily care on the main unit when performing daily care on the main unit wipe lightly with a soft dry cloth if dirt is stubborn wipe lightly with a soft cloth moistened with a small amount of neutral detergent diluted with water and then finish by wiping with a dry cloth if liquid gets into the cracks of the device this may cause a malfunction 50
- Repair after end of warranty period 51
- Specifications 51
- Trademarks 51
- Warranty 51
- Warranty and customer support 51
- Warranty period 51
- Deleting data initializing 52
- Deletion of data from the unit 52
- Disposal transfer and resale of this product 52
- Reset to factory setting 52
- To protect copyright 52
- To protect your privacy 52
- Before use 53
- Caution 53
- Installation and wire connection manual 53
- Installation notes 53
- Installation precautions 53
- Safety precautions 53
- Symbol identification 53
- Warning 53
- Caution 54
- Cautions on installation 54
- Connection notes 54
- General cautions 54
- Package contents 54
- Warning 54
- Installing the main unit 55
- Installing the main unit in a nissan vehicle 55
- Mounting screw holes side view of the main unit 55
- Caution 56
- Cautions on wiring 56
- Installing the main unit in a toyota vehicle 56
- Removing the main unit 56
- Typical mounting brackets 56
- Vehicles other than nissan and toyota 56
- Installing the gps antenna nx503e only 57
- Warning 57
- English 58
- Nx503e fx503e 58
- See next page for how to connect the parking brake lead 58
- Wire and insulate the front ends of this cord a breakdown may occur if the cord is not disconnected or front ends are not insulated 58
- Wire connection 58
- Connect the lead to parking brake lamp ground in the meter panel connecting the parking brake lead to lamp ground allows you to watch video images when the parking brake is engaged when the parking brake lead is not connected the monitor will not display video images 59
- Connecting the accessories 59
- Connecting the parking brake lead 59
- Connection to the rear vision camera for vehicle 59
- The rear vision camera for vehicle can be connected to optional rear vision camera input cable cca 644 with rca pin cable for detailed information refer to the instruction sheet or manual for the rear vision camera be sure to connect the reverse gear lead to the vehicle s relevant terminal connect the rear vision camera to the rca pin cable if not the screen turns black while the gearshift lever is in the reverse gear position 59
- Qy 1020e qz 3020e qca 501 111 62
- Easy navigation map updates 64
- Latest map guarantee 64
- Buttons and other controls on the screen 65
- Getting started 7 65
- Map screen 2 65
- Navigation menu 5 65
- On road navigation 27 65
- Selecting the destination of a route 7 65
- Table of contents 65
- Warnings and safety information 6 65
- Checking route parameters and accessing route related functions 2 66
- Concepts 7 66
- Editing an alert point 3 66
- Modifying the route 3 66
- Navigating in off road mode 6 66
- Off road navigation 76 66
- Reference guide 77 66
- Saving a location as a favourite destination 1 66
- Saving a location as an alert point 2 66
- Selecting the destination of the route 6 66
- Viewing the entire route on the map 2 66
- Watching the simulation of the route 4 66
- Copyright note 106 67
- End user licence agreement 100 67
- Glossary 98 67
- More menu 4 67
- Settings menu 5 67
- Warnings and safety information 68
- Getting started 69
- Buttons and other controls on the screen 70
- Type example description how to use it 70
- Task instruction 72
- Using keyboards 72
- Action details 73
- Beyond single screen tap 73
- Map screen 74
- Navigating on the map 74
- Field description 75
- Objects on the map 76
- Position markers 76
- Selected map location cursor and selected map object 76
- Streets and roads 76
- Vehimarker and lock on road 76
- Icon description 77
- Turn preview and next street 77
- Lane information and signposts 78
- Junction view 79
- Motorway exit services 79
- D object types 80
- Elements of the active route 80
- Symbol name description 80
- Type description 80
- Traffic events 81
- Action button s description 82
- Manipulating the map 82
- Quick menu 83
- Button description shortcut for 84
- Checking the details of the current position where am i 86
- Navigation menu 87
- On road navigation 89
- Selecting the destination of a route 89
- Combined search 90
- Combined search navigating to a favourite destination 92
- Combined search navigating to a recent destination history 92
- Combined search navigating to an address 93
- Combined search navigating to a place of interest 94
- Combined search navigating to a place of interest by its category 95
- Entering an address 96
- Entering an address or a part of the address 96
- Entering the midpoint of a street as the destination 99
- Selecting an intersection as the destination 100
- Selecting a city town centre as the destination 101
- Entering an address with a postal code 103
- Quick search for a place of interest 105
- Selecting the destination from the places of interest 105
- Tips on entering addresses quickly 105
- Searching for a place of interest using preset categories 107
- Searching for a place of interest by category 109
- Searching for a place of interest by name 111
- Searching for a place of interest by its phone number 114
- Selecting nearby assistance from where am i 115
- Selecting a map location as the destination 117
- Selecting the destination from your favourites 117
- Selecting your home location 118
- Selecting a recent destination from the history 119
- Entering the coordinate of the destination 120
- Navigate to a location stored in a photo 122
- Building a route from the list of destinations create route 123
- Checking route parameters and accessing route related functions 124
- Viewing the entire route on the map 124
- Modifying the route 125
- Selecting a new destination when already having a route new route waypoint or final destination 125
- Setting a new starting position for the route 126
- Editing the list of destinations edit route 127
- Cancelling the active route 128
- Pausing the active route 128
- Checking route alternatives when planning the route 129
- Checking route alternatives for an existing route 130
- Changing the vehicle used in route planning 131
- Changing the road types used in route planning 132
- Saving a location as a favourite destination 133
- Saving a location as an alert point 134
- Editing an alert point 135
- Watching the simulation of the route 136
- Navigating in off road mode 138
- Off road navigation 138
- Selecting the destination of the route 138
- Concepts 139
- Daytime and night colour themes 139
- Reference guide 139
- Smart zoom 139
- Tunnel view 139
- Route calculation and recalculation 140
- Green routing 142
- Road safety cameras and other proximity alert points 142
- Speed limit warning 143
- Real time traffic information tmc 144
- Traffic information in route planning 144
- Button description 146
- More menu 146
- Button description 147
- Settings menu 147
- Button description 148
- Sound and warnings 148
- Button description 150
- Customise quick menu 150
- Traffic settings 150
- Button description 151
- Route settings 151
- Button description 152
- Vehicle profiles 152
- Vehicle types 153
- Button description 154
- Route planning method types 154
- Map settings 155
- User profiles 155
- Button description 156
- Visual guidance settings 157
- Button description 158
- Display settings 158
- Regional settings 158
- Trip monitor settings 159
- Active route 160
- City centre 160
- Colour theme 160
- D 3d gps reception 160
- Glossary 160
- Gps accuracy 160
- North up map orientation 161
- Road safety camera 161
- Track up map orientation 161
- Vehimarker 161
- End user licence agreement 162
- Copyright note 168
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