User manual BOSS BV-8IRF-BV-8WFLIP

[. . . ] radio display w CDC display). VOL CAUTION: The unit cannot be switched into TV mode, when the car is running. So at this thne, y just w s a l e playing mode betweenradio and em. Mrn Press MUT button (3)to cut down sound output, WUTE" will appear an the dlsplay. P m i again to resume t the previous volume mode. r)(~*el , BAS, 1( - TRE -1 , , BAL FAD 1( ~adwl Volume Adjust volume level mlng VQL A and YO1 r (8)bums. r n N O THE CLOCK Press T F button 15) to chanae me display into c1ock'&sqlay. [. . . ] The frequency is updated correspondingly on dlsplay. SELECTING MEMORY Press preset memory buttons (15)to preset stations at tuner mode. WRh this system, a total of 30 stations can be stored in h e memory of s x i buttons. The stations might be FM1, FMZ, FM3, AM1 and AM2 band. The operatian I as below: s Stwe in M e m r y Press and hold desired memory location button for several sands. n7e current listening station wlll be stored into the number button. - Retrieve a Preset Station Press any one of the buttons (15)to retrieve a station which had heen stored in the meinory in advance the c h o m number is shown on display. Check the stations stared in the p ~memories, F t w \to retrieve r automatically the current sWons stored in six preset memories and It wlll display for several secands, Press either the AWFS turttwl(16) again or anyone of the memory buttons to stop the scan operation. During the p r w t scan operation, the channel number fl&w on the display for several swonds. Preset statiun scan cqntinwlrsly In the pre-selected band. mma setting Bass P r e a SEL button 1 ) for one time, 6 Adjust bass level wing VOL A (7) and VOL r (8)buftans. -- - Sef hours: Holding down T f f button (5)for several seconds, and the clmk is blinklng on the display, press TUNWSWPr b~rtfon to adjust (14) Holding down TIF button (5) f r o several seconds, and the clock is blinking on il-te display, pees TUNWSKlP A button (13) to adjust the mlnutes. r button (14) w TUNWSIUPA button (13) to move to the previous track or the next track. Ttse track number shows MI the display. SELECTING TRACK Durlng CDC made, press TUNECSKIP Press SEL button ( ) two t i m . And the menu includes thrw sub-manus: THl ldntt #&@'connected an external c o n d m &@m$ Fag67 & 8), lin ~ t h e ~ ~ $ ~ IR e ~ - When the dlsptay stretch to a automatically. ~ PICTURE MENU, TUNER MWU and S(STEM M E W . l=fW$. rnP w o n m t m d t y P A/* h t m s t?sektthedmimd @q mrMn tocation, li will turn upward * 5 mw the ~ !. a ~ -4). om8 (-a 0 ~ ~ n d i ~t w o ~ w k h (IqNotes - . r nmte, f-M&w& b ~~ -J ~nearthsdisplayfarthe~ reGeiver r q I ~ W * ~ . W l y . - When the display turns downward to a certain angle, it wilt draw k. * m** f~~hy~YStr:W~p Wmotmtrbl t e #ughthe 1R hn {ID), W rtnlsl WMtb m t e ~'bthewtd r&diw* - Adjusttng the Mewing angle. - - If&ewaftbd@h~M u&i4bd w d s F2Ua ~ ~ ( a) 1 am suggest&& w c h e extern. & The diSpIay wilt stop when it hvns upward to a cerfdn angle, then you I can p sANGLE AW. + button (34) y orANQtEAOJ. -button(35)totum the display upward w downward to a desired viewing angle. In this case, you need to mnsider if the 1 (10)is R M'en wr/+lmbns ($)to adlusr the S * Y ' mm. Now In PAL WmM, fs pao "TIM" I T U E R MENU, W A l T twttons n (37)-to A& pime male u p h Qr&wrtw#d as fdto~lys: ~~. ~ ~ S t * / ~ ~ - h, 4lW$Wd e s , w mQfTVi. thB m E h b n 139) WR andthe, WL+/-btrttr3ns&!&%} me -awabla SELECTING C W N E L PmsCH+~~)orCHbutton (29) c to channel upward or downward. [. . . ] &%} me -awabla SELECTING C W N E L PmsCH+~~)orCHbutton (29) c to channel upward or downward. the numertc buttons @, 1 9)(23) h =, mdb, available. - 1s n. ttpesetactedm. @elto &apbiure mode up& or downward as follows: MENU, -4 J , 3auttwts QPw~y&wYmO AWGLE - - hss+buZton(Qontfierfa~e &em& remote mdvwwd p r w stmen dhplay witl stretch orpoht*remoty. ~tb~ channel directly. d - PW Then w r / b h t b n s (38)toadjust the s&md item. [. . . ]