Dual XDMA6415 - Manual (Page 6)

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XDMA6415 OPERATION
Faceplate Removal
Semi-Permanent
Faceplate Installation
Power On/Off
Mode
Auxiliary Input
Steering Wheel
Input Interface
Volume
Programmable
Turn-On Volume
Mute
Preset EQ Curves
Display
General Operation
Press RELEASE and pull away from the left side to remove.
To re-install, insert right side of faceplate first then push
left side to secure.
Remove trim ring and install supplied #1 x 7/32” Phillips
head screw through left side of mounting frame into faceplate.
Press POWER or any other button (except eject) to turn the
unit on. Inserting a disc will turn the unit on automatically.
Press POWER to turn the unit off.
Press MODE to select between AM/FM, CD player, auxiliary
input, iPod, Bluetooth and USB. Modes of operation are
indicated in the display. CD mode will not appear unless a CD
is inserted.
Insert a 3.5mm connector in the front panel AUX port.
Connect the other end of the 3.5mm connector to the
headphone output of an audio device, MP3 player, etc. Press
MODE to select AUX mode.
The steering wheel interface input located on the back of
the head unit allows connection to the Pacific Accessory
Corporation (PAC) SWI-PS interface module (sold separately).
Visit www.pac-audio.com for details.
To configure steering wheel controls, follow the instructions
provided with the PAC SWI-PS interface module. After
installing the interface module, insert the module's 3.5mm
jack into the port on the back of the head unit.
Adjust volume using the volume knob (00-46).
Press and hold POWER for 3 seconds to program currently
selected volume level. "P-VOL" and the current volume level
will momentarily appear in the display.
Press to silence the audio. “MUTE” will flash in the
display. Press again to cancel.
On the remote control, press EQ to select between POP,
JAZZ, CLASSIC, BEAT, ROCK and OFF (default) equalization
curves. Any adjustment to the Bass or Treble settings
automatically cancels the current EQ curve (if one is
selected).
Press DISP to select between clock and different types of
information, such as radio frequency, CD track/elapsed time,
or MP3/WMA song information.