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Chicago IVDM-7002Operating instructions

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Remote control – general functions

1 MUTE keyKey to mute the loudspeakers

2 OPEN/CLOSE keyExtend/retract the monitor

6 DISP / WALLPAPER keyMonitor retracted: Switches between displaying the timeand the active audio sourceMonitor extended: Changes the screen background (wall-paper)

8 VOL / keyIncrease/ decrease the volume

: NAVI keyActivate navigation mode

; / and / keysKeys for browsing through the on-screen menu

< ENTER keyConfirm the chosen menu item

= SETUP keyOpen and close the setup menu

? DOWNMIX keySwitch the audio downmix on/off

B REAR keyDisplay the image from an optional reversing camera

G TILT - / + keyAdjust the monitor’s tilt

I LCD keyAdjust the colour of the display

K SRC keySelect a different signal sourceIn the setup menu: Open the sub-menu

M SOUND / DSP keyDisplay the settings of the audio functions

O / POWER keyKey for switching the device on and off

4Remote control – DVD mode

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3 TA / AUDIO keySelect the audio track

4 AF / SUBTITLE keySelect the subtitle on DVDs that offer multilingual subtitles

5 Numeric keys 0 - 9Press the numeric keys to enter title or chapter numbers

7 / PLAY/PAUSE keyKey to interrupt and resume playback

9 / RETURN keyStop key to stop playback

; / and / keysKeys for browsing through the main menu

> / keysHold these keys down for fast forward or reverse

@ PTY / ZOOM keysZoom (+) or zoom (-)

A WIDE keySwap formats 16:9 / 4:3

C GOTO keySelection menu for directly selecting a chapter

E REPEAT keyRepeat a chapter or title

H RDS / MENU keyDisplay a DVD’s main menu

L / keysSkip to the previous or following chapter

N REG / ANGLE keySelect the camera perspective on DVDs offering the multi-angle function

Remote control – DVD mode

6Remote control – radio

3 TA / AUDIO keySwitch the TA function on or off

4 AF / SUBTITLE keySwitch the AF function on or off

5 Numeric keys 1 - 6Tune into stations that have been stored automatically ormanually.Press a key and hold it down for 1 second or longer tostore the station that is currently tuned.

> / keysManually search for stations upwards/downwards

@ PTY / ZOOM keyOpen the PTY menu

H RDS / MENU keyOpen the radio menu

J BAND keyChange the wavebandPress the key and hold it down for 1 second or longer tosearch for stations and save them automatically

L / keySearch upwards/downwards automatically

N REG / ANGLE keySwitch the REG function on or off

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7 / PLAY/PAUSE keyKey to interrupt and resume playback

; / keyChoose the track or file in MP3 mode

/ keySelect the following or previous disc/file in CD changerand MP3 mode

< ENTER keyConfirm the selection of the track or file

> / keysHold these keys down for fast forward or reverse

D SCAN keyPlay a 10-second sample of each of the files or tracks

E REPEAT keyPlay a disc, track or file again

F MIX keyPlay tracks or files in random order

L / keysSkip to the following or previous track or file

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P SRC keyChoose the signal source you want.

Q NAVI keySwitch to navigation mode (assuming an optional naviga-tion system is installed).

R LCD display

S DIS / FLIP multi-function keyMonitor retractedShort press: Switch between displaying the time and au-dio source.Long press: Change the background colour of the display.Monitor extendedFold the monitor up/down

T keyRetract/extend the monitor

U Retractable TFT monitor

V keyKey to unlatch the front cover.

W TUNE / keyThis key can be used in radio/CD/DVD mode to change tothe previous or the following station, title/track or pro-gramme.

X BND / BSM keyShort press: Change between the three FM memorybanks and the AM wavebandLong press: Start the Travelstore function.

Y Reset key

Z Key 1 / -DISC: Change to the previous CD or previous di-rectory in CD changer/MP3 mode.

Key 2 / DISC+: Change to the next CD or next directory inCD changer/MP3 mode.

Key 3 / ZOOM: This key activates the zoom function inDVD mode.

Key 4 / RPT: In CD/CD changer /MP3 mode this key isused to repeat individual tracks or the whole CD.

Key 5 / MIX: In CD/CD changer/MP3 mode this key isused to start playing individual tracks in random order.

Key 6 / SCAN: You can listen to short samples from thecurrent CD by pressing this key in CD/CD changer/MP3mode.

[ keySwitch the device on or off and mute the loudspeakers.

\ CD/DVD compartment

] keyKey for playing and pausing in CD/DVD mode

a keyEject the inserted CD/DVD.

b VOL - / + keyIncrease or decrease the volume.

c Infrared receiver for the remote control

10Safety comments

Operating while driving

You can cause serious accidents if you do not pay attention to the traffic.

Observe the following points to avoid being distracted by the Chicago IVDM-7002:

• Familiarise yourself with the controls before setting off on your journey.

• Stop somewhere suitable if you want to reprogram the Chicago IVDM-7002.

• Only operate the controls of the Chicago IVDM-7002 when driving if traffic conditions permit.

CD/DVD

• For reasons of safety, a CD/DVD must only be inserted or removed when the vehicle is stationary.

• A DVD can only be played when the vehicle is stationary.

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Contents

Controls – Remote control ............................................ 2

Controls – Chicago IVDM-7002 ..................................... 8Safety comments ......................................................... 10

User instructions.......................................................... 13Precautions............................................................................. 13Caring for CD-ROMs/DVDs .................................................... 14Usable CD types ..................................................................... 14Regional code ....................................................................................... 15Licence .................................................................................................. 15

Notes on these instructions ........................................ 16

Detachable control panel ............................................ 17Theft protection ...................................................................... 17Detaching the control panel .................................................. 17Attaching the control panel ................................................... 17

Introduction .................................................................. 18Operation ................................................................................ 18Switching the device on ........................................................................ 18Switching off .......................................................................................... 18Inserting CDs/DVDs .............................................................................. 19Ejecting CDs/DVDs ............................................................................... 19Adjusting the volume ............................................................................. 20Activate muting ..................................................................................... 20Cancel muting ....................................................................................... 20Monitor tilt ............................................................................................. 21Picture format ........................................................................................ 21Select signal source .............................................................................. 21Audio functions ..................................................................................... 22Downmix ............................................................................................... 22Adjust the display colour ....................................................................... 23Reversing camera ................................................................................. 23Screensaver .......................................................................................... 23

Play – Radio .................................................................. 24Switching to radio mode ........................................................................ 24Selecting the waveband / memory bank ............................................... 24Convenient RDS functions (AF, REG) .................................................. 25Switching AF on and off ........................................................................ 25Switching REG on/off ............................................................................ 25Tuning into stations manually ................................................................ 26Automatic station seek tuning ............................................................... 26Storing stations ..................................................................................... 26Storing stations automatically (Travelstore) .......................................... 26Programme type (PTY) ......................................................................... 26Selecting the programme type .............................................................. 27Manually start the PTY search .............................................................. 27Traffic radio station ................................................................................ 27Traffic announcement standby .............................................................. 28Adjust the announcement volume for radio mode ................................ 28Adjust the announcement volume for DVD/CD/MP3/AUX mode .......... 29

Play – DVD .................................................................... 30DVD .......................................................................................... 30Open DVD menu ................................................................................... 30Play/pause ............................................................................................ 30Search for a title or chapter (skip) ......................................................... 30Search for a title or chapter (direct selection) ....................................... 31Fast forward / reverse ........................................................................... 31Select the playback language ............................................................... 32Select subtitles ...................................................................................... 32Repeat .................................................................................................. 32Zoom ..................................................................................................... 33Camera angle ....................................................................................... 33

Play – CD....................................................................... 34Audio CD mode ...................................................................... 34Audio CD menu ..................................................................................... 34Opening the audio CD menu ................................................................ 34Play/pause ............................................................................................ 34

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Track search (skip) ................................................................................ 34Fast forward / reverse ........................................................................... 35Repeat .................................................................................................. 35Random play ......................................................................................... 36Scan ...................................................................................................... 36

Play – CD changer ........................................................ 37CD changer ............................................................................. 37Open CD changer menu ....................................................................... 37Play/pause ............................................................................................ 37Select CD .............................................................................................. 38Fast search ........................................................................................... 38Select track (skip) ................................................................................. 39Restart track .......................................................................................... 39Repeat .................................................................................................. 39Random play ......................................................................................... 40Scan ...................................................................................................... 40

Play – MP3 .................................................................... 41MP3 .......................................................................................... 41Open MP3 menu ................................................................................... 41Play/pause ............................................................................................ 41Select directory ..................................................................................... 41Select MP3 file (skip) ............................................................................ 42Restart MP3 file .................................................................................... 42Fast search ........................................................................................... 42Repeat .................................................................................................. 42Random play ......................................................................................... 43Scan ...................................................................................................... 43

Play – AUX/Navigation ................................................. 44Additional devices (AUX) ....................................................... 44Navigation ............................................................................... 44Setting the speech output for navigation mode ..................................... 45

Setup Menu ................................................................... 46Select the setup menu .......................................................................... 46

General settings ..................................................................... 46Select menu .......................................................................................... 46DVD Setup ............................................................................... 47Language .............................................................................................. 47Display .................................................................................................. 47Parental Control .................................................................................... 48Audio setup ............................................................................ 49Input sensitivity ..................................................................................... 49Adjusting the ProLogic2 audio effect ..................................................... 49Adjusting the sound effects audio effect ............................................... 50Adjusting the downmix audio effect (for two-zone operation) ............... 517-Band equalizer ................................................................................... 51Loudspeakers ....................................................................................... 52Delay ..................................................................................................... 53Volume level .......................................................................................... 54Dynamic range ...................................................................................... 54Test tone ............................................................................................... 55Monitor setup ......................................................................... 55Monitor tilt ............................................................................................. 55Screen settings ..................................................................................... 56User setup............................................................................... 56Change password ................................................................................. 57Image management .............................................................................. 57Select background image ..................................................................... 58Automatic change ................................................................................. 58Delete images ....................................................................................... 59Load background image ....................................................................... 59Set the date and time ............................................................................ 61Select external signal source ................................................................ 61Factory settings ..................................................................................... 62Restarting the device software .............................................................. 63

Glossary ........................................................................ 64Specifications ............................................................... 65

DVD Language Code Table .......................................... 66

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User instructions

Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt product. We hope you enjoyusing this new piece of equipment.

Please read these operating instructions before using theequipment for the first time.

The Blaupunkt editors are constantly working on making the op-erating instructions clearer and easier to understand. However, ifyou still have any questions on how to operate the device, pleasecontact your dealer or the telephone hotline for your country. Youwill find the telephone number printed at the back of this booklet.

We provide a manufacturer guarantee for our products boughtwithin the European Union. You can view the guarantee condi-tions at www.blaupunkt.de or ask for them directly at:

Blaupunkt GmbHHotlineRobert-Bosch-Str. 200

31139 Hildesheim

Germany

We wish to point out that the right to claim against warranty isinvalidated by any changes or modifications to the device thathave not been explicitly approved by the manufacturer.

Precautions

Observe all the warnings, precautions and notes on servicingprovided in this user manual in order to extend your monitor’sservice life.● As the driver, do not use the monitor when driving to avoid

traffic accidents.● Only run the device from the recommended 12 V DC power

supply.● Do not attempt to open the monitor or to dismantle it, as this

can result in an electric shock.● If your monitor develops a fault, take it to a dealer near you or

send it to our customer service department.● Avoid using the monitor in an environment where it will be

exposed to dust, dirt or moisture.● Make sure that you do not keep the Equipment Passport,

included with these instructions, in the vehicle.

Risk of severe damage to the CD drive! CD singleswith a diameter of 8 cm and non-circular contouredCDs (shape CDs) must not be used. We accept no re-sponsibility for any damage to the CD drive that mayoccur as a result of using unsuitable CDs.

To avoid damage to the CD drive, please ensurethat you do not stick any labels on the surface of theCD and that you do not use a CD protective film orstabiliser (available in shops as CD accessories).

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The internal CD drive is a Class 1 laser productgenerating a visible or invisible laser beam of a po-tentially hazardous type. The CD drive must only beoperated in accordance with the specified instructions.Never open the housing, and do not attempt to per-form repairs yourself. Any servicing should be car-ried out by trained personnel.

Caring for CD-ROMs/DVDs

If a CD-ROM/DVD becomes dirty, never clean it with circularmovements, but use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean it from the in-side to the outside. In cases of heavy soiling we recommendwashing the CD/DVD using normal washing up liquid. Here againdo not clean the CD/DVD with circular movements, but alwaysfrom the inside to the outside before leaving it to dry.

We also recommend that you handle the CD/DVD very carefullyon both the upper and lower sides, because the structure of theCD/DVD places the information layer immediately under the print-ed side (the label).

Whenever possible, only hold the CD/DVD by the edge.

Comments on readability:

Any soiling or damage to a CD/DVD can make it difficult to read.The seriousness of the read error depends on the dirt and on theseriousness of the mechanical damage. Deep scratches causeread errors (data errors), and these can make the CD/DVD jumpor get stuck. Always therefore handle your CD/DVDs carefully,and always keep them in a protective sleeve.

Usable CD types

CD-Rs/CD-RWs (CDs that you have burned yourself) can usual-ly be played. However, because CD quality varies, Blaupunktcannot guarantee that the device will function correctly.

To ensure that audio CDs function properly, only use CDs markedwith the compact disc logo. Problems might be experienced whentrying to play copy-protected CDs. Blaupunkt cannot guaranteethe proper functioning of copy-protected CDs!

User instructions

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Regional code

Code Region

1 North America, including the USA and Canada

2 Japan, Europe (not Eastern Europe), the Near East,South Africa

3 Korea and South-East Asia

4 Oceania, including Australia, New Zealand, Centraland South America

5 India, Eastern Europe, Africa, Russia

6 China

All All regions

The Chicago IVDM-7002 and the DVDs are labelled with the re-gional code that identifies them for the relevant countries.

The device is set permanently to the regional code that applies tothe country where it was sold.

It is not possible to play a DVD that has a different regional code.

This player supports the following disc formats:

DVD / DVD-R / DVD-RW / VCD / SVCD / CD / CD-R / CD-RW /MP3

Licence

Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories.“Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and the double-D symbol are trademarks ofDolby Laboratories.The product contains components and uses techniques protect-ed by specific US patents. The intellectual property is owned bythe Macrovision Corporation and other patent holders. The useof this protected technology must be approved by the Macrovi-sion Corporation. It is licensed only for private use, or for show-ing under other limited circumstances, unless approval for otheruses has first been granted by the Macrovision Corporation.

User instructions

16Notes on these instructions

These instructions describe the functions of your Chicago IVDM-7002, and will familiarise you with its operation. Read these in-structions carefully before you operate your device for the firsttime, and follow the instructions displayed on the monitor.

Note: The display that appears on the LCD when themonitor is retracted is shown beneath the illustrationof the TFT display when necessary.

The following symbols are used to identify individual steps, sothat you can quickly locate information in these instructions:

1. Identifies actions that you must take in order to achievethe desired result.

✔ Reactions from the device that should follow an action areidentified in this way.

Note: Depending on the type of DVD being played, itis possible that some functions cannot be used, orcannot be used in the way in which they are describedin these instructions.

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Detachable control panel

Theft protection

Your device is equipped with a detachable control panel (releasepanel) as a theft protection measure. The device is worthless to athief without this control panel.

Protect your device against theft by taking the control panel withyou whenever you leave your vehicle. Do not leave the controlpanel inside your vehicle – not even in a hiding place.

The control panel is designed to be easy to detach and re-attach.

Detaching the control panel

1. Press the key.

✔ The control panel latch mechanism opens.

2. First, pull the control panel straight off the device and thenout towards the right.

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✔ The device switches off about 30 seconds after the controlpanel is detached. All the current settings are saved. AnyCD/DVD already inserted in the device remains there.

Attaching the control panel

1. Slide the control panel from right to left into the device’sguide.

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2. Press the right hand edge of the control panel into the de-vice until it clicks into place.

Note: The device does not switch itself on again auto-matically even if it had been switched on when thecontrol panel was last removed.

Never drop the control panel. Never expose the con-trol panel to direct sunlight or other heat sources.Store the control panel in the supplied case.

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Operation

The most important general functions are described in this sec-tion.

All the menus shown on the monitor and the device display re-main visible for 3 seconds.

Switching the device on

1. Press the key on the device or the key on the re-mote control to switch on your Chicago IVDM-7002.

✔ The device will start playing in the most recent operatingmode.

Note: If the monitor was retracted when the device wasswitched off, it will remain in that position after beingswitched on.

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The Welcome screen is displayed after the system has startedup.

Note: The device automatically starts up in whateveroperating mode was set last.

Switching off

1. To switch off, hold the key on the device pressed formore than two seconds, or press the key on the remotecontrol.

✔ The monitor, if extended, will be retracted, and the devicewill switch off.

Note: Any actions required to control the device thatcould distract you from the road traffic should onlybe carried out when the vehicle is stationary. Videoscannot be played while driving. Only sound reproduc-tion is possible when driving. The warning shownabove will be displayed on the monitor. Watching vid-eos while driving can distract you from the traffic andlead to accidents.

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Inserting CDs/DVDs

1. Insert the CD/DVD with the printed side upwards.

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Loading display with monitor closed

✔ Replay starts automatically.

Ejecting CDs/DVDs

1. Press the key to eject the disc.

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Eject display with monitor closed

✔ The DVD/CD is ejected.

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Adjusting the volume

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The volume is adjusted with the VOL - / + keys and is displayedon the monitor A.

1. On the device: Press the VOL + key to increase the vol-ume.Press the VOL - key to decrease the volume.

On the remote control: Press the VOL key to increasethe volume.Press the VOL key to decrease the volume.

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1. On the device: Press the key briefly.

On the remote control: Press the MUTE key.

✔ Audio output is silenced.

Cancel muting

1. Press the key again to cancel the muting.

✔ The muting is deactivated.

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1. On the remote control: Press the TILT + or TILT - keys toadjust the tilt of the monitor.

Note: Press the DIS / FLIP key to tilt the monitor to aflat position without closing it. Press the key again toreturn the monitor to its original position.

Picture format

1. On the device: The picture format can only be adjustedthrough the Setup menu.

On the remote control: Press the WIDE key to switch be-tween the wide and normal picture formats.

Note: Picture formats: WIDE (16:9) –> NORMAL (4:3)

Select signal source

1. On the device and on the remote control: Press the SRCkey repeatedly until the desired signal source is found.

Available signal sources:

RADIO > CD/DVD > (CD-C) > AUX1 > AUX2 > AUX3 > (IVSC)

Note: The IVSC signal source is only available to youif an IVSC is connected. The content displayed de-pends then on the source selected by the IVSC.

Note: CD-C can only be selected if a CD changer isconnected. The AUX sources can only be selected ifthey are activated in the Setup menu.

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Select and adjust the audio function:

1. On the remote control: Press the SOUND / DSP key.

✔ The current audio function is displayed on the status lineat the bottom of the monitor A.

2. Press the / keys to select a different audio function.

3. Press the / keys to make adjustments to the currentaudio function.

Note: The current setting or option is displayed at thebottom right of the monitor. You will find more infor-mation in the “Audio Setup” section of the “SetupMenu” chapter.

You can make the following settings:

Sound effectsOFF > Studio > Hall > Church > Stadium > Movie > Club

Dolby PL IIOFF > Pro Logic > Music > Movie > Matrix

7-Band equalizerFlat > Classic > Jazz > Rock > Pop > Ballad > Dance > User

Balance< Left, Right >

Fader< Rear, Front >

4. Press the SOUND / DSP key to return to the main menu.

Downmix

The multi-channel surround signal is converted to a stereo signaland played through the loudspeakers.

1. On the remote control: Press the DOWNMIX key to switchthe downmix function on.

2. Press the key again to cancel the downmix function.

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Adjust the display colour

Adjusting the colour of the display:

1. On the device: Hold the DIS / FLIP key down until the col-our changes. Repeat this procedure until you have the col-our you want.

On the remote control: Press the LCD the key repeatedlyuntil you have the colour you want.

The LCD display can adopt the following colours:

Light blue > red > pink > yellow > white > blue > green >

Reversing camera

The Chicago IVDM-7002 can be fitted with a reversing camera(as an accessory). It is switched on automatically when reversegear is engaged. Please read the section “Select an External Sig-nal Source” in the chapter on the “Setup Menu” to activate thisfunction.

Note: Press the REAR key on the remote control toswitch on the reversing camera manually. Press thekey again to switch the reversing camera off.

Screensaver

The screensaver becomes active if the disc is not played for fiveminutes or more in DVD, CD or MP3 mode.

The screensaver is also activated if a key is not pressed for abouttwo hours when playing music (radio, audio CD, CD changer orMP3 CD).

The screensaver cannot be switched off.

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24Play – Radio

This device is equipped with an RDS radio receiver. Many FMstations broadcast a signal that not only carries the programmebut also additional information such as the station name and pro-gramme type (PTY). The station name appears on the monitoron the display as soon as the tuner receives it.

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Switching to radio mode

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey to select the radio.

✔ The waveband is displayed as text, stereo mode via asymbol on the display.

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Selecting the waveband / memory bank

This radio receives stations both in the VHF (FM) waveband andMW (AM) stations. Three memory banks are available for the FMwaveband, and one for MW. Six stations can be stored in eachmemory bank.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the BND /BSM or BAND key.

2. Press the BND / BSM or BAND key repeatedly until thewaveband that you want is displayed (FM1 > FM2 > FM3 >AM1).

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Selecting the waveband/memory bank (FM1 > FM2 >FM3 > AM)

Convenient RDS functions (AF, REG)

The convenient RDS functions AF (Alternative Frequency) andREG (Regional) extend the range of your radio’s functions.● AF: If you activate this RDS function, the radio automatically

tunes into the best receivable frequency for the station that iscurrently set.

● REG: At certain times, some radio stations divide their pro-gramme into regional programmes providing different content.The REG function prevents the radio from switching to alter-native frequencies that have different programme content.

Switching AF on and off

1. Press the RDS / MENU key on the remote control.

✔ “RDS Set” appears on the bottom line of the monitor.

2. Select “AF Set” with the / keys.

3. Press the / keys to switch the AF function on or off.

Note: Alternatively you can switch the function on oroff by pressing the AF / SUBTITLE key.

Switching REG on/off



2. Select “REG Set” with the / keys.

3. Press the / keys to switch the REG function on or off.

Note: Alternatively you can switch the function on oroff by pressing the REG / ANGLE key.

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Tuning into stations manually

You can also tune into stations manually.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the / keys to do this.

Automatic station seek tuning

1. On the device: Press the / key and hold it down.

2. On the remote control: Press the / key and hold itdown.

Note: The radio will search through the waveband untilit finds a strong signal that will provide good recep-tion.

Storing stations

Preset stations are available at the push of a button.

Tune to the station you want.

1. Press one of the station keys 1 - 6 on the device and holdit down.

When the station has been saved its frequency or the name ofthe station will be displayed next to the number of the stationbutton on the left-hand side of the monitor.

Note: You can save a maximum of 18 FM stations (sixeach under FM1, FM2 and FM3) and 6 MW stations.

If the Chicago IVDM-7002 is disconnected from thesupply voltage, all the station settings will be lost, andwill have to be stored again.

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FM 1FM 1 105.8105.8 MHzMHz

6. 150.9 MHz6. 150.9 MHz

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4. FFN4. FFN


2. NDR 22. NDR 2


R.D.S AF TA REG TP

NoneNone

Storing stations automatically (Travelstore)

You can automatically save the six strongest FM stations in theregion under station keys 1 - 6.

1. Press the BND / BSM key on the device and hold it down.

Note: Automatic saving will replace any preset sta-tions that were previously assigned to the station keys.

Programme type (PTY)

Besides transmitting the station name, some FM stations alsoprovide information on the type of programme. The device canreceive and display this information.

Examples of programme types include:

NEWS SPORT POP MUSIC ROCK MUSIC

DRAMA CULTURE FOLK MUSIC

You can use the PTY function to select stations of a particularprogramme type.

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Play – Radio

Selecting the programme type

1. Press the PTY / ZOOM key on the remote control.

✔ The available programme types will be displayed on themonitor.

2. Use the / keys to select the programme type youwant, and then press the ENTER key.

✔ The search will begin and the next station with the select-ed programme type is tuned in.


FM 1FM 1 105.8105.8 MHzMHz

SportSport

InformationInformation

Current AffairsCurrent Affairs

NewsNews

PTY SearchPTY Search


AllAll

NoneNone

01:0501:05

Note: The PTY function is switched off if ALL is se-lected as the programme type.

Manually start the PTY search

1. Press the / keys on the remote control.

✔ The search will begin and the next station with the select-ed programme type is tuned in.

Note: If no station is found offering the chosen pro-gramme type the PTY function is switched off and thestation that was being received most recently is re-stored.

Traffic radio station

“TP” A (Traffic Programme) appears on the monitor when youare listening to a station that broadcasts traffic announcementson the FM waveband.

01:0501:05


FM 1FM 1 105.8105.8 MHzMHz

6. 150.9 MHz6. 150.9 MHz

5. 148.1 MHz5. 148.1 MHz

4. FFN4. FFN


2. NDR 22. NDR 2


R.D.S AF TA REG TP

NoneNone

A

28Play – Radio

Traffic announcement standby



2. Select “TA Set” with the / keys.

onon


FM 1FM 1 105.8105.8 MHzMHz

6. 150.9 MHz6. 150.9 MHz

5. 148.1 MHz5. 148.1 MHz

4. FFN4. FFN


2. NDR 22. NDR 2



TA SetTA Set Flip ItemFlip Item Change valueChange value

NoneNone

3. Press the / keys to switch traffic announcementstandby on or off A. (When standby is activated the de-vice will play traffic announcements).

Note: Alternatively you can switch the function on oroff by pressing the TA / AUDIO key.

Adjust the announcement volume for radio mode



2. Select “TA Radio” with the / keys.

1010


FM 1FM 1 105.8105.8 MHzMHz

6. 150.9 MHz6. 150.9 MHz

5. 148.1 MHz5. 148.1 MHz

4. FFN4. FFN


2. NDR 22. NDR 2


R.D.S AF TA REG TP

TA RadioTA Radio Flip ItemFlip Item Change valueChange value

NoneNone

3. Press the / key to adjust the volume of announce-ments. The level is displayed on the monitor B.

Note: The level chosen is added to the selected radiovolume when an announcement is made.

A

B

29

Play – Radio

Adjust the announcement volume for DVD/CD/MP3/AUXmode



2. Select “TA Volume” with the / keys.

3. Press the / key to adjust the volume of announce-ments.

Note: When an announcement is made the audiosource (DVD/CD/MP3/AUX) is muted, and the an-nouncement is made with the volume set here. Addi-tion, as in the case of radio, does not take place.

30Play – DVD

DVD

DVDDVD 00:00'5200:00'52TITImE000000CHAPCHAP0000TITLETITLE

O unknownO unknownOFFOFF 01:0501:05

A Display/input of current title

B Display/input of current chapter

C Elapsed playing time

D Subtitle language

E Playback language

F Clock time

Open DVD menu

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey repeatedly until DVD is shown as the signal source.

Note: The system changes to DVD mode automatical-ly when a DVD is inserted. DVD playback is continuedfor passengers in the back seats if a different signalsource (radio, AUX, CDC) is selected on the device.

1418 -D

The time, Dolby Digital etc. are shown on the display.

t01 C004D

Press the DIS / FLIP key to display more information.

Play/pause

DVDs are automatically read and played when they are inserted.Playback can be interrupted and restarted using the / PLAY/PAUSE key on the device.

Search for a title or chapter (skip)

Press the / key on the device or on the remote control to skipto the beginning of the next or previous chapter.

A B C

D E F

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Search for a title or chapter (direct selection)

1. On the remote control: Press the GOTO button.

✔ The DVD menu appears.

2. Press the GOTO until the cursor flashes behind the title orchapter A.

3. Enter the number of the title or chapter that you want withthe numeric keys 0 - 9 on the remote control, and pressthe ENTER key.

✔ Play continues from the chosen title/chapter.

DVDDVD 00:00'5200:00'52TITImE__CHAPCHAP0000TITLETITLE

O unknownO unknownOFFOFF 01:0501:05

Fast forward / reverse

To move forwards or backwards at high speed during playback

1. Press the / key on the remote control.

✔ Fast forward/reverse B begins.

2. By pressing the / keys repeatedly you can changethe forward or reverse speed (by factors of 1.5, 2, 4, 6or 8).

Note: Sound is not played and subtitles are not shownduring fast forwarding or reversing.

3. Press the / PLAY/PAUSE key to play the DVD at nor-mal speed again.

X1.5X1.5

Play – DVD

A

B

32

Select the playback language

1. On the remote control: Press the TA / AUDIO key repeat-edly to select the language you want from the availableoptions B.

Select subtitles

1. On the remote control: Press the AF / SUBTITLE key re-peatedly to select the language you want from the availa-ble subtitles B.

DVDDVD 00:00'5200:00'52TITImE000000CHAPCHAP0000TITLETITLE

germangermangermangerman 01:0501:05

Repeat

Two repeat functions are available when playing DVDs: Chapter(C) and Title (T).

1. Press the REPEAT key on the remote control or the4 / RPT key on the device.

The various options for the repeat function can be chosen bypressing the key repeatedly, and are displayed on the monitor C.

REPEATC (repeat chapter) > REPEATT (repeat title) > (repeat off)

REPEATC

Play – DVD

C

A B

33

Zoom

Various zoom factors for magnifying or reducing the screen dis-play are available during play.

1. Press the PTY / ZOOM key on the remote control or the3 / ZOOM key on the device to change the zoom factor.

The zoom factor changes as follows each time the PTY / ZOOMkey is pressed: Normal > x1.5 > x2 > x3

Camera angle

You can select the camera perspective when playing DVDs thatprovide the multi-angle function.

1. On the remote control: Press the REG / ANGLE key.

✔ The camera angle is changed.

2. Press the REG / ANGLE key repeatedly to select from theavailable perspectives.

Play – DVD

34Play – CD

Audio CD mode

Audio CD menu

01:0501:05T E X TT E X T


NORMAL






No TitleNo Title


A Track currently being played

B Elapsed playing time

C Play mode (normal, repeat, scan, mix)

D Display of the play function (play, pause etc.)

E Graphic equalizer display

F Clock time

G CD text information

H Track list

I Name of the CD, if CD text is available

Opening the audio CD menu

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey repeatedly until the audio CD menu is displayed.

Note: The system changes to CD mode automaticallywhen an audio CD is inserted.

t01-0248-

Display with monitor retracted: Track, playing time, etc.

Play/pause

Audio CDs are automatically read and played when they are in-serted.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Play can be inter-rupted and started again with the / PLAY/PAUSE key.

Track search (skip)

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the / key to skip to the beginning of the following or previoustrack.

E

D

F

C

B

G

J

A

H

35

Fast forward / reverse

1. On the remote control: Press the / keys for fast for-ward or reverse.

2. By pressing the / keys repeatedly you can changethe forward or reverse speed (by factors of 1.5, 2, 3 or 4).The chosen speed is displayed on the monitor A.

01:0501:05T E X TT E X T


NORMAL






No TitleNo Title


x 2x 2

3. Press the / PLAY/PAUSE key to play the audio CDagain at normal speed.

Repeat

1. Press the REPEAT key on the remote control or the4 / RPT key on the device.

✔ The repeat function is switched on, and displayed on themonitor B.

01:0501:05T E X TT E X T







No TitleNo Title


REPEAT

RPTt01-0248-

Repeat display with monitor retracted.

2. Press the REPEAT key on the remote control or the4 / RPT key on the device once more to switch the func-tion off again.

✔ Display at the monitor: NORMAL .

Play – CD

B

A

36

Random play

1. Press the MIX key on the remote control or the 5 / MIX keyon the device.

✔ The random play function is switched on, and displayed onthe monitor C.

01:0501:05T E X TT E X T







No TitleNo Title


MIX

RDMt01-0248-

Random display with monitor retracted.

2. Press the MIX key on the remote control or the 5 / MIX keyon the device to switch the function off again.


Play – CD

C

Scan

This function plays a sample of about 15 seconds of each of thetracks on the CD in sequence.

1. Press the SCAN key on the remote control repeatedly orthe 6 / SCAN key on the device.

✔ The scan function is started and displayed on themonitor D.

01:0501:05

CD-CCD-C 00:00'3500:00'35TITImE0101TRACKTRACK

CD 1CD 1







SCAN

2. Press the SCAN key on the remote control or the6 / SCAN key on the device once more to switch the func-tion off again.


D

37

Play – CD changer

CD changer

01:0501:05


NORMAL

CD 1CD 1










D Display the CD being played and the play mode


F Clock time

G Track list

Open CD changer menu

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey repeatedly until the CD-C menu is displayed.

10DISC

t01-0248-

Display with monitor retracted: Track, playing time, diskno. etc.

Play/pause

Play starts automatically as soon as the source is selected.

1. Press the / PLAY/PAUSE key on the device or on theremote control to stop play or to continue it.

E

D

F

C

B

A

G

38

Select CD

To select a CD,

1. on the device: Press the 1 / -DISC or 2 / DISC+ key, or

on the remote control: Press the / key.

01:0501:05


NORMAL

CD 1CD 1







Fast search

If you want to skip straight to a particular passage while playing atrack, you can do this with the fast search function.


✔ The track is played forwards or backwards audibly A.

01:0501:05


NORMAL

CD 1CD 1







2. Press the / PLAY/PAUSE key to play the audio CDagain at normal speed.

Play – CD changer

A

39

Select track (skip)

To skip to the next track

1. Press the key on the device or on the remote control.

✔ If the last track has already been reached, pressing the key again will select the CD’s first track.

Restart track

To repeat the current track or select a previous track


✔ If the first track has already been reached, pressing the key again will select the CD’s last track.

Repeat

Activate the repeat function to play a track or a CD repeatedly.

The various options offered by the repeat function are displayedon the monitor A.

REPEAT (repeat track)REPEAT (repeat disc)

NORMAL (repeat off).

1. Press the REPEAT key on the remote control or the4 / RPT key on the device as often as necessary to acti-vate the repeat function that you want or to switch it off.

01:0501:05


CD 1CD 1







REPEAT

RPT10DISC

t01-0248-


Play – CD changer

A

40

Random play

You can play the tracks from one CD or from all the CDs in thechanger in a random order.

The various options offered by the random function are displayedon the monitor B.

MIX Disc random (random play of the current disc)MIX Changer random (random play of all the discs)

NORMAL Random off.

1. Press the MIX key on the remote control or the 5 / MIX keyon the device as often as necessary to activate the mixfunction that you want or to switch it off.

01:0501:05


CD 1CD 1







MIX

RDM10DISC

t01-0248-


Scan

You can listen to a sample of 15 seconds of all the tracks on a CDor of all the CDs in the changer.

The various options for the scan are displayed on the monitor C.SCAN Scan discSCAN Scan magazine

NORMAL Scan off.

1. Press the SCAN key on the remote control or the6 / SCAN key on the device as often as necessary to acti-vate the scan function that you want or to switch it off.

01:0501:05


CD 1CD 1







SCAN

Play – CD changer

C

B

41

Play – MP3

MP3

mP3mP3

I D 3I D 3

CD-MP3CD-MP3 00:02'4400:02'44TITImE001001FILEFILE

NORMAL

5. B.O.N - Take my5. B.O.N - Take my

4. Austria 3 - Weu4. Austria 3 - Weu

3. Art Garfunkel _3. Art Garfunkel _

2. America _ The L2. America _ The L

1. Abba - I have a1. Abba - I have a

KuschelrockKuschelrock

I have a dreamI have a dream 01:0501:05




D Display of the play function (play, pause etc.)


F Clock time

G ID3 tag Information

H Track list with display of the file names

I Name of the folder currently being played

Open MP3 menu

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey repeatedly until CD-MP3 is shown as the signalsource.

Note: The system changes to CD-MP3 mode automat-ically when an MP3 disc is inserted.

The ID3 tag (interpret etc.) is only displayed at the bottom of themonitor.

MP3t01-0248- 1

Display with monitor retracted: Track, playing time, etc.

Play/pause

Play starts automatically as soon as the source is selected.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the /PLAY/PAUSE key to stop or continue play.

Select directory

To change the directory

1. on the device: Press the 1 / -DISC or 2 / DISC+ key, or

on the remote control: Press the / key.

E

D

F

C

B

G

J

A

H

42

Select MP3 file (skip)

To skip to the next file


✔ If the last track has already been reached, pressing the key again will select the first MP3 file on the CD.

Note: Special characters in the names of files or fold-ers will not be displayed correctly.

Restart MP3 file

To repeat the current MP3 file, or to select a previous file


✔ If the first track has already been reached, pressing the key again will select the CD’s last file.

Fast search

If you want to skip straight to a particular passage while playing atrack, you can do this with the fast search function.


✔ The track is played forwards or backwards audibly.

By pressing the keys repeatedly you can change the forward orreverse speed (by factors of 2, 4, 6 or 8).

2. Press the / PLAY/PAUSE key to play the MP3 CDagain at normal speed.

Repeat

Activate the repeat function to play a track or a CD repeatedly.

The various options offered by the repeat function are displayedon the monitor A.

REPEAT (repeat file)REPEAT (repeat folder)

NORMAL (repeat off).

1. Press the REPEAT key on the remote control or the4 / RPT key on the device as often as necessary to acti-vate the repeat function that you want or to switch it off.

mP3mP3

ID3I D 3


REPEAT







I have a dreamI have a dream 01:0501:05

RPT 1t01-0248-

MP3


A

Play – MP3

43

Random play

You can play the MP3 files from one directory or from all thedirectories on the CD in a random order.

The various options offered by the random function are displayedon the monitor B.

MIX (Random play from the current folder)MIX (Random play from all folders)

NORMAL (Random play off)

1. Press the MIX key on the remote control or the 5 / MIX keyon the device as often as necessary to activate the mixfunction that you want or to switch it off.

mP3mP3

I D 3I D 3


NORMAL







I have a dreamI have a dream

MIX

01:0501:05

RDM 1t01-0248-

MP3


Scan

You can also listen to a sample of 15 seconds from each of theMP3 files in sequence.

The various options for the scan are displayed on the monitor C.SCAN (Sample the tracks in the folder)

SCAN (Sample the disc)NORMAL (Normal playback).

1. Press the SCAN key on the remote control or the6 / SCAN key on the device as often as necessary to acti-vate the scan function that you want or to switch it off.

mP3mP3

ID3I D 3








I have a dreamI have a dream

SCAN

01:0501:05

Play – MP3

BC

44Play – AUX/Navigation

Additional devices (AUX)

Three additional devices (such as the reversing camera) can beconnected to the Chicago IVDM-7002, as well as the IVSC-3302or IVSC-5502 converters. The AUX sources are activated in thesetup menu. Please read the section “Select an External SignalSource” in the chapter on the “Setup Menu” to activate this func-tion.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the SRCkey as often as is needed for the source you want to beshown on the monitor.

✔ The chosen AUX source appears briefly on the monitor’stop line.

AUX 1

Brief AUX display with retracted monitor, followed bydisplay of the time.

Note: If an IVSC is connected it will be available as anadditional signal source. All the connecting sourcescan then be displayed on the Chicago through theIVSC.

Navigation

A TravelPilot (e.g. the DX-V) can also be connected to the ChicagoIVDM-7002 in addition to the AUX sources.

1. On the device or on the remote control: Press the NAVIkey.

✔ The screen enters navigation mode.

2. Press the key again to return to the previous operatingmode.

Note: The on-screen menu (OSD) is not available ifthe navigation system is connected via the RGB in-put.

45

Play – AUX/Navigation

Setting the speech output for navigation mode

The speech output signal from the TravelPilot enters the devicethrough the AUX 3 audio input. The AUX 3 input is activated au-tomatically when a spoken announcement is made.

Note: The AUX 3 input must be activated in the setupmenu. Please read the section “Select an External Sig-nal Source” in the chapter on the “Setup Menu”.

Proceed as follows to adjust the volume:

1. Press the SRC key to change to the AUX 3 input.

2. Set the volume that you want using the VOL - / + keys onthe Chicago IVDM-7002.

Note: If the range of adjustment is not enough youcan also increase the volume of the TravelPilot itself.Read the TravelPilot’s operating instructions.

3. Leave the AUX 3 source by pressing the SRC key.

46Setup Menu

Select the setup menu

1. Press the SETUP key on the remote control.

✔ The DVD setup menu appears.

Note: The DVD setup menu is always the first menudisplayed when the setup menu is opened.

General settings

LanguageLanguage

:SETENTER SRC RETURN SETUP:BACK :END: MENUE CHANGE

DVDDVD

SUB-TITLESUB-TITLE

AUDIOAUDIO ENGENGENGENG FREFRE SPASPA OTHERSOTHERS

ENGENGENGENG FREFRE SPASPA OTHERSOTHERS

MENUMENU ENGENG GERGER FREFRE ITAITA SPASPA

A Selected sub-menu

B Options

C Help menu

D Select sub-menu

E Setup Menu

Select menu

Note: All the settings in the setup menu are made viathe remote control.

1. You can make your way through the following setup men-us by repeatedly pressing the SRC key: DVD > AUDIO >SCREEN > USER.

2. You select the sub-menu using the / keys.

3. Press the / RETURN key to return to the previousmenu.

4. Press the SETUP key to leave the setup menu.

You will find more detailed information in the descriptions of theindividual menus.

C

B

A

E

D

47

Setup Menu

DVD Setup

1. Press the SETUP key.

✔ The DVD setup menu appears.

Language

LanguageLanguage


DVDDVD

SUB-TITLESUB-TITLE

MENUMENU

AUDIOAUDIO ENGENGENGENG FREFRE SPASPA OTHERSOTHERS

ENGENGENGENG FREFRE SPASPA OTHERSOTHERS

ENGENG GERGER FREFRE ITAITA SPASPA

1. Use the / keys to select the Language sub-menu,and press the ENTER key.

✔ The Language sub-menu appears.

2. By pressing the / keys you can select the “AUDIO”,“SUB-TITLE” or “MENU” (language of the menu texts) op-tions.

3. Set the option you want with the / keys.

4. Press the ENTER key to confirm the setting.

Note: With the “OTHERS” option you can select oneof the other languages that are listed in the DVD Lan-guage Code Table (see page 66). Enter the four-figurenumber for the desired language. This will only workif the language is supported by the DVD.

Display

DisplayDisplay


DVDDVD

VIDEO STD NTSCNTSC AUTOPAL

TYPE PAN & SCAN LETTER BOX

ASPECT WIDE 16:9WIDE 16:9 NARROW

1. Use the / keys to select the Display sub-menu, andpress the ENTER key.

✔ The Display sub-menu appears.

2. By pressing the / keys you can choose the “AS-PECT” (screen proportions), “TYPE” (of display) or “VID-EO STD” (TV system) options.

48Setup Menu

3. Set the option you want with the / keys.


5. Repeat steps 1- 4 to make further settings.

Parental Control

Parental ControlParental Control


DVDDVDLEVELLEVEL 8.unrated8.unrated8.unrated8.unrated

1. Use the / keys to select the Parental Control sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The Parental Control sub-menu appears.

2. By pressing the / keys you can adjust the level of pa-rental control to what you want.

The following protection levels are available:● General (G) – suitable for all ages (G)● Most audiences● Mature young audience (PG) – with parental supervision● Teenage audience (PG-13) – children under 13 with pa-

rental supervision● Mature teenage audience● Mature audience (R) – for children under 17 only with pa-

rental supervision● Adult audience (NC-17) – forbidden for children under 17● Unrated – no protection defined

Note: You need a password (see “Change password”)to modify the parental control level.

3. Confirm your selection with the ENTER key.

Note: Parental control is not supported by all DVDs.

49

Setup Menu

Audio setup

1. Press the SETUP key, and then choose the AUDIO setupmenu by repeatedly pressing the SRC key.

✔ The Input Level sub-menu appears.

Input sensitivity

Input LevelInput Level


AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

AUX3 2V2V 4V

AUX2 2V2V 4V

AUX1 2V2V 4V

1. Press the ENTER key and use the / keys to selectthe AUX option that you want to adjust.

2. Use the / keys to set the input voltage.


4. Repeat steps 1-3 to make further settings.

5. Press the / RETURN key to close the menu.

Adjusting the ProLogic2 audio effect

audio Effect ControlAudio Effect Control


AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

DownMIX Lt/Rt Stereo VSS

SFC Studio Hall ChurchOFF

ProLogic2 ProLogic2 MusicOFF

You are in the AUDIO setup menu.

1. Use the / keys to select the Audio Effect Controlsub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

50Setup Menu

✔ The “ProLogic2” option is highlighted.



AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

DownMIXDownMIX Lt/RtLt/Rt StereoStereo VSSVSS

SFCSFC StudioStudio HallHall ChurchChurchOFFOFF

ProLogic2ProLogic2 ProLogic2ProLogic2 MusicMusicOFFOFF

You can choose the following settings:

OFF > Pro Logic > Music > Movie > Matrix.

2. Choose the setting you want with the / keys.



Adjusting the sound effects audio effect




2. Use the / keys to select the “SFC” (sound effects)option.



AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

DownMIX Lt/Rt Stereo VSS

SFC Studio Hall ChurchOFF

ProLogic2 ProLogic2 MusicOFF

You can choose the following settings:

OFF > Studio > Hall > Church > Stadium > Movie > Club




51

Setup Menu

Adjusting the downmix audio effect (for two-zone opera-tion)

Music is only played through the front loudspeakers when down-mix is active.

You can switch the downmix mode on or off using the DOWNMIXkey on the remote control.




2. Use the / keys to select the “DownMIX” option.



AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

DownMIXDownMIX Lt/RtLt/Rt StereoStereo VSSVSS

SFCSFC StudioStudio HallHall ChurchChurchOFFOFF

ProLogic2ProLogic2 ProLogic2ProLogic2 MusicMusicOFFOFF


Lt/Rt: Mix the surround-sound for the rear loudspeakers intothe signal for the front loudspeakers

Stereo: Convert the surround-sound into a stereo signal

VSS: Virtual surround-sound




7-Band equalizer

7Band equalizer7Band Equalizer


AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

7EQ ITEM FLAT

52Setup Menu


1. Use the / keys to select the 7-band equalizer sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The option menu for sound settings appears.

7Band equalizer7Band Equalizer


AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT7575 150150 400400 1K1K 6K6K2.4K2.4K 12.5K12.5K

+6+6

-6-6

O

7EQ ITEM7EQ ITEM7EQ ITEM7EQ ITEM BALLAD

7 sound adjustments are available. Six are preset and one is auser-definable:

Flat > Classic > Jazz > Rock > Pop > Ballad > Dance > User

2. Press the / keys in order to select the sound adjust-ment you want, and press the ENTER key.

3. Now choose the frequency band you want with the / keys.

4. It is now possible to use the / keys to adjust to thelevel for the selected frequency (+6 /-6).

5. Press the ENTER key to complete the setting.

6. It is now possible to make further adjustments, or to leavethe menu using the / RETURN key.

Loudspeakers

Here you can configure where loudspeakers are installed in thevehicle as well as set their size.

Speaker SetupSpeaker Setup


AUDIOAUDIO

NEXTNEXT

SUB WOOFER YES NO

CENTER LARGE SMALL NONENONE

REAR LARGE SMALL NONE

FRONT LARGE SMALL


1. Use the / keys to select the Speaker Setup sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “FRONT” option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to select from “FRONT”, “REAR”,“CENTER” or “SUBWOOFER”, and press the ENTER key.

53

Setup Menu

3. Now set the corresponding loudspeaker size with the / keys and press the ENTER key to confirm the set-

ting.

Note: The “NONE” option is missing from the settingsavailable for the front loudspeakers, because frontloudspeakers are fitted in all vehicles.

Note: The remaining audio signals are automaticallyset inactive (NONE or NO).

Delay

You can set the propagation time delay here for the centre andrear loudspeakers in milliseconds.

Speaker DelaySpeaker Delay


AUDIOAUDIO

PREVPREVREAR +Oms

CENTER +Oms


1. Use the / keys to select the Speaker Delay sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “CENTER” option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to select the “CENTER” or “REAR”option, and press the ENTER key.

3. Now set the desired delay with the / keys and pressthe ENTER key to confirm the setting.

54Setup Menu

Volume level

You can adjust the output levels of the individual loudspeakershere.

Speaker GainSpeaker Gain


AUDIOAUDIO

PREVPREV

PREVPREV

REAR R

REAR L

FRONT R

FRONT L +0

+0

+0

+0


1. Use the / keys to select the Speaker Gain sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “FRONT L” (front left) option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to select from “FRONT L/R”, “REARL/R”, “CENTER” or “SUBWOOFER”, and press theENTER key.

3. Use the / keys to raise or lower the loudspeaker levelfor the chosen loudspeaker, and press the ENTER key toconfirm the settings.

Dynamic range

Note: The dynamic range can be raised or lowered inthe following steps: OFF, 1/8, 2/8, 3/8, 4/8, 5/8, 6/8, 7/8,FULL.

Dynamic RangeDynamic Range


AUDIOAUDIO

PREVPREV

D.RANGE OFF


1. Use the / keys to select the Dynamic Range sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “D.RANGE” option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to raise (+) or lower (-) the range, andpress the ENTER key to confirm the settings.

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Setup Menu

Test tone

You can send a test tone here to the connected loudspeakers inorder to check that they are operating properly.

Test ToneTest Tone


AUDIOAUDIO

PREVPREV

SUB WOOFER

REAR L REAR R

CENTER

FRONT L FRONT R


1. Use the / keys to select the Test Tone sub-menu,and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “FRONT L” (front left) option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to select the desired loudspeaker,and press the ENTER key.

✔ A test tone will now be output for about 3 seconds throughthe chosen loudspeaker.

3. Repeat these steps for the other loudspeakers.

Monitor setup

1. Press the SETUP key, and then choose the SCREEN set-up menu by repeatedly pressing the SRC key.

✔ The SCREEN setup menu appears.

TiltTilt


SCREENSCREEN

BACKWARDBACKWARDPOSITIONPOSITION BACKWARDBACKWARD FORWARDFORWARD

OPEN/CLOSEOPEN/CLOSE AutomaticAutomatic ManualManual

TILTTILT -2-2 -1-1 0 +1+1 +2+2+1+1 +2+2

Monitor tilt

Here you can adjust the tilt that you want as well as the distanceof the monitor and whether the monitor should be retracted (au-tomatic) or not (manual) when the ignition is turned off.

You are in the SCREEN setup menu.

1. Use the / keys to select the Tilt sub-menu, andpress the ENTER key.

✔ The “TILT” option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to select the “TILT” (monitor tilt),“POSITION” or “OPEN/CLOSE” option that you want andthen press the ENTER key.

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Note: A TILT of -2 cannot be selected if the device isin the “BACKWARD” position.

Screen settings

In this menu you can adjust the monitor’s display to what you findmost pleasing.

ControlControl


SCREENSCREEN

DimmerDimmer AUTOAUTO 1 2 3 4AUTOAUTOAUTOAUTO

TintTint +0--

ContrastContrast +0--

ColorColor +0--

BrightnessBrightness +0--

You are in the SCREEN setup menu.

1. Use the / keys to select the Control sub-menu, andpress the ENTER key.

✔ The “Brightness” option is highlighted.

2. Use the / keys to choose the option you want from“Brightness”, “Color”, “Contrast”, “Tint” or “Dimmer”, andpress the ENTER key.

3. Make the adjustments using the / keys, and confirmby pressing the ENTER key.

User setup

1. Press the SETUP key, and then choose the USER setup menuby repeatedly pressing the SRC key.✔ The USER setup menu appears.

ID CodeID Code


USERUSER

RE-CODERE-CODE

NEW CODENEW CODE

OLD CODEOLD CODE

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Setup Menu

Change password

This is where you can change the password (the factory defaultsetting is 0000).The device asks you to enter the password if, for instance, youwant to play DVDs that have been protected by the Parental Con-trol function.

ID CodeID Code


USERUSER

RE-CODERE-CODE

NEW CODENEW CODE

OLD CODEOLD CODE

1. Use the / keys to select the ID Code sub-menu, andpress the ENTER key.

✔ The “OLD CODE” option for the old password is highlight-ed.

2. To change the password, you must first enter the oldpassword into the “OLD CODE” field.

3. You then enter the new password into the “NEW CODE”field, and repeat it in the “RE-CODE” field.

Image management

The Chicago IVDM-7002 allows you to display different back-ground images. You can also load your own pictures into the de-vice from a CD ROM and choose these for the background. Youcan also choose to have the same image displayed always, or forthe stored images to be displayed in an automatic cycle.

Image ManagerImage Manager


USERUSER

IMG SWING ON OFF

PREVIEW IMG2 IMG3 IMG4IMG1IMG1

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Select background image

Background images can be for play from the radio, MP3, audioCD and CD changer.

1. Use the / keys to select the Image Manager sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “PREVIEW” option is highlighted.

2. Press the ENTER button again.

✔ Preview mode is activated.

IMAGE1IMAGE1 RETURNRETURNRETURNRETURN WALLPAPER WALLPAPER CLEAR CLEAR

3. Choose the background image you want with the / keys.

Note: The “IMG SWING” option should be switchedoff during this procedure.

4. Use the / keys to highlight the “WALLPAPER” optionand press the ENTER key.

✔ The chosen image is displayed as the background.

It is also possible to change the background image for the activeaudio source directly.

1. Press the DISP / WALLPAPER key as often as necessaryto bring the desired image into view.

Automatic change

If automatic change is switched on, the background image chang-es with each track that is played from the audio or MP3 CD. Thebackground changes every 5 minutes when the radio is playing.

Image ManagerImage Manager


USERUSER

IMG SWING ON OFF

PREVIEW IMG2 IMG3 IMG4IMG1IMG1

1. Use the / keys to select the “IMG SWING” (imagecycle) option.

2. Use the / keys to highlight “ON” or “OFF” to switchthe automatic image cycle on or off.

3. Press the ENTER key to close the menu.

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Setup Menu

Delete images

IMAGE1IMAGE1 RETURNRETURNRETURNRETURN WALLPAPER WALLPAPER CLEAR CLEAR

To delete stored images

1. Select the “CLEAR” option in preview mode, and press theENTER key.

✔ A dialog box opens, asking you for confirmation.

2. Use the / keys to highlight “YES” or “NO” in order todelete or retain the selected image.

Note: After confirming the deletion the image is re-moved, and the monitor displays a black window. Im-ages that have been removed are not shown in theimage cycle.

Load background image

You can also load your own background images into the devicefrom a CD ROM.

The software required for loading your own images is availablefor download from our website at www.blaupunkt.de.

The images are automatically loaded into the device after insert-ing the CD ROM.

Image ManagerImage Download

:SETENTER SETUP :END

IMAGE 1 IMAGE 2 IMAGE 3

IMAGE 4 IMAGE 5

IMAGE 7

IMAGE 6

F r o m t h i s m e n u y o u c a n d e l e t e

a c u r r e n t l y s t r e d i m a g e ,

o r d o w n l o a d a n e w i m a g e f r o m y o u r C D - R O M .

A f t e r y o u s e l e c t t h e i m a g e f i l e y o u w o u l d l i k e t o

e d i t ( 1 - 7 ) . H i g h l i g h t f i l e a n d p r e s s E N T E R .

C h o o s e " c l e a r " t o d e l e t e s t o r e d i m a g e .

C h o o s e " U p d a t e " t o d o w n l o a d n e w i m a g e f r o m C D - R O M .

P r e s s " S e t u p " t o e x i t w h e n c o m p l e t e .

1. Create the download CD in accordance with the programinstructions. Use a CD-R as a blank.

2. Insert the CD that you have burnt into the device.

✔ The download menu will appear after a short delay.

3. Use the / or / keys to select the desired memo-ry location, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The contents of the chosen memory location are dis-played.

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You can now take the following actions:

1. Choose the “CLEAR” option.

✔ The image will be deleted after a security confirmation.

or

1. Choose the “UPDATE” option to replace the chosen imagewith a new one.

IMAIMAGE LIST IN CD-RGE LIST IN CD-ROMOM: Preview & StoreENTER SETUP :END

I M A G E _ 1 . j p g

I M A G E _ 2 . j p g

I M A G E _ 3 . j p g

I M A G E _ 4 . b m p

✔ A menu displaying the images stored on the CD ROM ap-pears.

2. Choose the image you want, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The image is displayed on the monitor.

File-003 RETURNRETURN STORE

3. Choose the “STORE” option to load the image.

✔ The image is stored following a security confirmationquestion.

or

3. Select the “RETURN” option to go back to the selectionmenu.

✔ The Download menu appears.

4. Press the SETUP key to close the menu.

✔ The download CD is ejected.

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Setup Menu

Set the date and time

NEXTNEXT

Adjust Date & TimeAdjust Date & Time


USERUSER

StyleStyle 24H Style24H Style

DAYDAY 2929

2929MONTHMONTH 7

YEARYEAR 20032003

You are in the USER setup menu.

1. Use the / keys to select the Adjust Date & Time sub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “YEAR” option is highlighted.

2. Make the setting with the / keys.

3. Repeat these steps for the other settings, and finally pressthe ENTER key.

Select external signal source

You can activate or deactivate the AUX sources in this menu,and you can specify the inputs to which particular additional de-vices (navigation unit, reversing camera) are connected.


The connection of a navigation device (NAVI)NONE, RGB, AUX 1, AUX 2, AUX 3

The connection of the reversing camera (CAMERA)NONE, RGB, AUX 1, AUX 2, AUX

Reversing the camera image when driving backwards (REVERSE)ON, OFF

The connection of additional audio/video sourcesAUX 1: ON, OFFAUX 2: ON, OFFAUX 3: ON, OFF

The connection of additional monitorsMonitor 1: AUTO, DISC, RADIO, CDC, AUX 1, AUX 2, AUX 3Monitor 2: AUTO, DISC, RADIO, CDC, AUX 1, AUX 2, AUX 3

62Setup Menu

External Source SetupExternal Source Setup


USERUSER

NEXTNEXT

AUX1AUX1 OFFOFFON

REVERSEREVERSE OFFOFFON

CAMERACAMERA AUX1 AUX2 AUX3NONENONE

NAVINAVI RGBRGB AUX1 AUX2 AUX3NONE


1. Use the / keys to select the External Source Setupsub-menu, and press the ENTER key.

✔ The “NAVI” option is highlighted.

2. Choose the option you want with the / keys.

3. Make the adjustments using the / keys, and confirmby pressing the ENTER key.

4. Make other settings if necessary.

5. Leave the menu by pressing the / RETURN key.

Factory settings

Protected ConfigurationProtected Configuration


USERUSER Reset Load Default ConfigLoad Default Config


1. Use the / keys to select the Protected Configurationsub-menu (factory settings), and press the ENTER key.

✔ The password check appears.

2. To reset the device you must now enter the password andconfirm with the ENTER key.

✔ All the settings that you have made (with the exception ofthe password, date and time) are reset to their factory val-ues.

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Restarting the device software

If, because of some fault, the Chicago IVDM-7002 locks up, or ifsome of its functions can no longer be operated, it is possible torestart the device software by pressing the reset button using thetip of a ballpoint pen. The reset button is located behind the re-movable control panel. If the problem persists, please contactyour dealer.

Setup Menu

64Glossary

Downmix

The downmix function allows you to create a stereo signal from aDolby Prologic signal. This can then be distributed to the fourloudspeakers.

Dolby Digital

The Dolby Digital multi-channel technology uses up to six chan-nels, and therefore gives a convincing impression of spatial depthand a high sense of reality. This is provided by separate chan-nels for the left, right and centre loudspeakers in the front of thevehicle, along with two full-range surround loudspeakers in theback of the vehicle as well as a subwoofer.

DVD video

DVD video is a software standard specified by the DVD Forumspecifically for video signals. An application layer is also neces-sary for DVD. This specifies standards for such things as the play-back speed, forward/ reverse play, interactivity, up to eight audiotracks with up to eight channels, and adjustment of camera an-gles.

MP3

MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3, and is a data format inwhich music can be compressed and stored digitally. Due to itsability to combine high quality with small file sizes as well as itsplatform-independence, the MP3 format has now become theleading format for compressed audio.

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Specifications

Control Panel / Monitor

System: NTSC/PAL auto switch

Power supply: 10.8 - 16.0 volts

Maximum current consumption: 5 A

Standby: 7.3 mA

Operating temperature: -20° C - +70° C

Storage temperature: -30° C - +80° C

Screen size (diagonal): 7" (17.5 cm)

Resolution (pixels): 1440 (H) x 234 (W) =336,960 pixels

Visible screen area: 152 (W) x 86 (H) mm

Control panel dimensions (WxHxD): 180 x 50 x 26.7 mm

Amplifier

Dimensions (WxHxD): 175 x 50 x 235 mm

Power supply 10.8 - 16.0 volts

Maximum current consumption: 10 A

Standby: 10 mA

Video input level (typical): 1 Vpp, 75 ohms

Audio output level (typical): 4 Vrms +/- 0.2 Vrms

Channel separation: < 55 dB

Signal/noise ratio: < 75 dB

Bandwidth: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/- 2 dB

Channel matching: > 0.5 dB

Harmonic distortion factor (RMS): < 0.05 %

Output power: 4 x 16 watts sine accordingto DIN 45 324 at 14.4 V4 x 45 watts max. power

Centre loudspeaker: 1 x 12 watts sine accordingto DIN 45 324 at 14.4 V1 x 25 watts max. power

AUX 1, 2, 3

Signal/noise ratio: > 85 dB

Harmonic distortion factor: < 0.01 %

Loudspeaker bandwidth: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/- 2 dB

Bandwidth (subwoofer): -3 dB at 100 Hz +/- 2 dB

DVD, CD, CDC

Signal/noise ratio: > 95 dB

Harmonic distortion factor: < 0.01 %

Bandwidth: 20 Hz - 20 kHz +/- 2 dB

Tuner

Wavebands

FM: 87.5 - 108 MHz

MW: 531 - 1,602 kHz

FM frequency response: 20 - 16,000 Hz

Subject to technical changes!

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6566 Abkhazian

6565 Afar

6570 Afrikaans

8381 Albanian

6577 Amharic

6582 Arabic

7289 Armenian

6583 Assamese

6569 Avestan

6588 Aymara

6590 Azerbaijani

6665 Bashkir

6985 Basque

6669 Belarusian

6678 Bengali

6672 Bihari

6673 Bislama

6683 Bosnian

6682 Breton

6671 Bulgarian

7789 Burmese

6765 Catalan

6772 Chamorro

6769 Chechen

7889 Chichewa

9072 Chinese

6785 Church Slavic

6786 Chuvash

7587 Cornish

6779 Corsican

7282 Croatian

8372 Croatian

6783 Czech

6865 Danish

7876 Dutch

6890 Dzongkha

6978 English

6979 Esperanto

6984 Estonian

7079 Faroese

7074 Fijian

7073 Finnish

7082 French

7089 Frisian

7168 Gaelic

7176 Gallegan

7565 Georgian

6869 German

6976 Greek

7178 Guarani

7185 Gujarati

7265 Hausa

7387 Hebrew

7290 Herero

7273 Hindi

7279 Hiri Motu

7285 Hungarian

7383 Icelandic

7378 Indonesian

7365 Interlingua

7369 Interlingue

7385 Inuktitut

7375 Inupiaq

7165 Irish

7384 Italian

7465 Japanese

7487 Javanese

7576 Kalaallisut

7578 Kannada

7583 Kashmiri

7575 Kazakh

7577 Khmer

7573 Kikuyu

8287 Kinyarwanda

7589 Kirghiz

7586 Komi

7579 Korean

7574 Kuanyama

7585 Kurdish

7679 Lao

7665 Latin

7686 Latvian

7666 Letzeburgesch

7678 Lingala

7684 Lithuanian

7775 Macedonian

7771 Malagasy

7783 Malay

7776 Malayalam

7784 Maltese

7186 Manx

7773 Maori

7782 Marathi

7772 Marshall

7779 Moldavian

7778 Mongolian

7865 Nauru

7886 Navajo

7868 Ndebele, North

7882 Ndebele, South

7871 Ndonga

7869 Nepali

8369 Northern Sami

7879 Norwegian

7866 NorwegianBokmål

7878 NorwegianNynorsk

7967 Occitan

7982 Oriya

7977 Oromo

7983 Ossetian

8073 Pali

8065 Panjabi

7065 Persian

8076 Polish

8084 Portuguese

8083 Pushto

8185 Quechua

8277 Raeto-Romance

8279 Romanian

8278 Rundi

8285 Russian

8377 Samoan

8371 Sango

8365 Sanskrit

8367 Sardinian

8382 Serbian

8378 Shona

8368 Sindhi

8373 Sinhalese

8375 Slovak

8376 Slovenian

8379 Somali

8384 Sotho, Southern

6983 Spanish

8385 Sundanese

8387 Swahili

8383 Swati

8386 Swedish

8476 Tagalog

8489 Tahitian

8471 Tajik

8465 Tamil

8484 Tatar

8469 Telugu

8472 Thai

6679 Tibetan

8473 Tigrinya

8479 Tonga

8483 Tsonga

8478 Tswana

8482 Turkish

8475 Turkmen

8487 Twi

8571 Uighur

8575 Ukrainian

8582 Urdu

8590 Uzbek

8673 Vietnamese

8679 Volapumk

6789 Welsh

8779 Wolof

8872 Xhosa

7437 Yiddish

8979 Yoruba

9065 Zhuang

9085 Zulu

DVD Language Code Table

Country: Phone: Fax: www:

Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002 http://www.blaupunkt.comAustria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391Belgium (B) 02-525 5444 02-525 5263Denmark (DK) 44 898 360 44-898 644Finland (FIN) 09-435 991 09-435 99236France (F) 01-4010 7007 01-4010 7320Great Britain (GB) 01-89583 8880 01-89583 8394Greece (GR) 210 94 27 337 210 94 12 711Ireland (IRL) 01-4149400 01-4598830Italy (I) 02-369 62331 02-369 62464Luxembourg (L) 40 4078 40 2085Netherlands (NL) 023-565 6348 023-565 6331Norway (N) 66-817 000 66-817 157Portugal (P) 01-2185 00144 01-2185 11111Spain (E) 902-120234 916-467952Sweden (S) 08-7501500 08-7501810Switzerland (CH) 01-8471644 01-8471650Czech. Rep. (CZ) 02-6130 0441 02-6130 0514Hungary (H) 01-333 9575 01-324 8756Poland (PL) 0800-118922 022-8771260Turkey (TR) 0212-3350677 0212-3460040

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