Mitsubishi Multi Communication System Manual in English

7/26/2019 Mitsubishi Multi Communication System Manual in English

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PajeroMultiCommunication

MITSU ISHI

w

ystem


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INTRODUCTION

Thankyou or the purchaseof the MistubishiMultiCommunication ystem

handbook.

This handbook

wil l

take

you

through

he many aspects

of

your

system o

give you peace

of mind

in all areas

of operation.You

wil l f ind

information

n how to operate

he

air conditioner,

ape,

CD

player

and

much

more

This handbookcovers he multi communication ystemmanufacturedor

Mitsubishi

Pajerovehicles

rom

1999-.

Please

efer

o this handbook

anytime

you

need

nformation

egarding

he

operationof

your

Mitsubishi

Multi

Communication

ystem.


3/71

Warnings

Before

Use

Warning:

When

parked

n a

garage

or

otherenclosed

reas

with bad resh

air circulation,

o not

operatewith

he

engine unning.

The

exhaust

missions ould

ause

gas poisoning.

Caution:

The

driver

hould otoperate

hen

driving,

ndshould nlyview

he screen or

he

minimum

mount

f ime.

.

When

operating,

ark

n

a safe

place

away rom

No Parking

ones.

Pay

attention

o the road

uleswhen

driving.

Thevoice

guide

and map

willnot

pick

up roadworks

r roads

hatwere

recently

made nto

one-way

treet,which

couldbe

dangerous.

Advice:

.

Follow

he direction

f anymessage

isplayed

nscreen.

.

Consult

Mitsubishiwhen

hanging

yres.

Do not

modify, isassemble

r adjust

hisunit. Damage

ould

occur,

ausinghe

unit o

become nusable.


4/71


5/71

FM MULTI

BROADCAST

FM

MultiBroadcast

ransmits

ews,weather

nformation,

raffic nformation,

entertainment

nd

other

uch nformation

n

ext orm,

using

he radiowave

space

hat

was

untilnow or

FM audio

broadcast.

Advice:

Content

nd

programme

ames

will

differ epending

n

the station.

Also,

some

stations

o not

perform

FM multi

broadcasts.

The

FM

multibroadcast

eceivable

adius

s

slightly

maller

han hat

of FM audio

broadcasts,

o

sometimes

il lnot

be

possible

o receive

M

multi

broadcasts,

ven

when eceiving

M

audio.

Text

Program

Content

.

Co-operative

nformation

rograms Program

nformation)

This s

a co-operative

ata

andaudio

broadcast.

he

name

and

he request

umber

f

thesong

being

broadcasts

matched

ith he

audio

broadcast.

Independent

nformation

rograms

News,

weather

nformation,

tc.)

Thisdisplays ews,weathernformation,raff icnformation,ntertainment,ndother

such nformation,

s ndependent

ontent,

nrelated

o FM

audio

broadcasts.


6/71

ViewingFM Mult iBroadcasts

Text nformation utton

ControlAssistuttons

Caution:

.

Forsafety easons

peration nddisplays not

possible

il l

hevehicles n

motion.

Stop he

vehicle

n a safe

place

before peration.

1. Push he ext nformationutton o receive Mmultibroadcasts.

Advice:

Viewing M

multibroadcastss also

possible

hen isteningo the radio

CD or a

tape. In hiscase t s also

possible

o switch he

audio o the FM multibroadcast.


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2 .

3 .

Select he desirednformationsing

he

controlassistbuttons.

lf the

program

ub

menu

s displayed

ush

he

control ssistbuttonof the desired

program

menu.

Advice:

.

lf

there s no nformationn the selected

program

message illbe

displayed nd he

screenwill eturn o the menu n step2.

4.

The

ext nformationil lbe displayedn

the

screen.

Push he E E controlassist

buttons o

advance

he

nformation

ages.

5. When eturningo the

program

menuscreen

push

he

E6l6ep1pol

ssist utton.

Advice:

. Programmenucontent illdiffer epending

on the station.

.

When

he FM multi creen s changed nce

o

the navigationcreen nd henchanged

ack

to the FM multi creen he

program

may ake

a li ttle ime o be

displayed.

6


8/71

Changinghe broadcast tat ion

-tsi

n

g

the

FFEEF.]

utton

Whenviewing

he FM multi

broadcast,

the receivableM multibroadcast

stations i l lbe displayed

hen

EFF FI

i s oushed.

2. Push

he control ssist utton

f the

desired M

multibroadcast

tation

to displayheprogrammenuof the

selected M multibroadcast

tation.

Using he

control ssist utton

Whenviewing n FM

multibroadcast,

push

he

EE

I

control

ssist utton

o

displayhe receivabletations.

Advice:

.

WhenotherFM

multibroadcast

stations an not

be received,

he

screenwil l

eturn o ts

previous

tate

before

,ltE]

was

pushed.


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To listen o the currentFM multi

s tat ionaudio.

Push he

IEEFI

control ssistbutton.

Advice:

Thisbutton anonlybe

pushed

when

viewing heco-operativenformation

program.

Emergency nformationDisplay

Funct ion

Availablen

Japanonly.

Switching rom an FM multi broadcast

display o anotherscreen

Push he ollowing uttons o match he

desired creen.

Audio

Air

Conditioner

Driving nformation

Surroundingsnformation

ScreenChangeButton

trEEe-l

Screen

hange utton)

TV Button

TelevisionVideo=-+ml

TV

Button)

Navigation

--+@

current

ocationutton)


10/71

AUDIO

Radio,CD

(Compact

isc), nd MD

(Mini

Disc) peration.

Maybe used

when gnition

s n

ON or

ACC.

To change romanother creen suchas navigation, M Multi,driving nformation)o

the

audio creen,

ush

helmE-t- ]button.

Each ime his

button s

pushed,

he screen

isplay hangeshroughhe

ollowing:

Driving nformation---+Audio---+Aironditioner--Surroundings

nformation

Advice:

. The screenwill emporarily hange o theaudioscreenwhen heAM/FM,

TAPEiCDiMD,

r TuningffrackSelection uttons re

pressed.

1 0


11/71

Screen

Tuning Track

Selection

ControlAssist utton

Display rea

ControlAssist uttons

TAPE CD MD

PowerSwitch

AM FM

Volume

diustment nob

hange

1 1


12/71

BASIC

OPERATION

Turning

he

power

on.

Push

he

power

witch.

Push

oncemore

o turn he

unitoff. The

power

wil lalso

be

turned

n by

pushing

heAM/FM

button,

r by nserting

cassette

apeor CD.

Volumeand ToneAdjustment

.

Volume

Adjustment

.

Tone

Adjustment

Thevolume

an be

adjusted

sing he

1. Push

he

picture

sound

quality

volume

djustment

nob.

adjustment

utton.

Power

Switch Volume

diustment

nob

rKr ltlijt$eut , =ul

oecrease l / /

\ \

I nc rease

Votume \ \ )

/

Vorume

2. Push he

EHlcontrol

assistbutton.

\v

Caution:

To

prevent

ccidents,

hen

driving, eep

the volume

t a levelwhere

outside

noises

reaudible.

1 2


13/71

3.

Adjust

one o desired

evelby

3. Adjust hevolume

alanceefVright

pushing

he

controlassist

buttonof

(afr),

ronVrear

ffi t*)by ushing

the

tone ype

you

wish

o adjust rom

the respective

ontrol ssist

button.

bass

{6),

mid-tone

+g),

and

reble Each

ime

he button s

pushed,

he

/ +j ir \

\ r 5 r E / .

cursormoves, isplayinghevolume

Each

imea button s

pushed,

he

balance.

levels

isplaywil l

moveup/down,

nd

the onewi l l

change.

.

SoundBalance

djustment

1. Push

hescreen/sound

uality

utton

2. Push

heFE--lcontrol

ssist utton.

Advice:

Approximately

0

seconds

fter

adjustments

re

complete,

he screen

will

return

o the display rom

before he

picture/sound

uality

utton

was

pushed.


14/71

LISTENING

O THERADIO

To switch he

power

on,

push

he

power

switchor theAM/FMbutton.

When n a different ode

such

as tape,CD,MD),switch he unit o radiomode.

When n radiomodeset he

broadcasto AM or FM.

The station nd requencyurrently eing eceived il lbe displayed n screen.

Advice:

lf

reception

f a station s weak,

he station

name

may not be displayed.

trolAssist uttons

Pciwer

Switch

Traffic Report

M

1 4


15/71

Tuning

.

Using heTuningButton

-

ManualTun ing

.

Using

he ControlAssis t uttons

1 Push he

i m

control ssist utton.

ffi

ower

A

tunes o a higher

requency

.

2. Push

heVEE-Xlcontrol

ssistbutton.

v lunes o a lowerTrequency A tunes o a higher requency

-

Automatic uning

V

tunes o a lower requency

Push he appropriate

utton ntil

a

beep s heard.

Automatic

uning s

possible

y

pushing

A

tunes o a higher requency

and holding

he appropriate

utton ntila

V

tunes o a lower requency

beep s heard.

1 5


16/71

Storing

Stations

.

Manual

Preset

Storage

Advice:

Up to

5 stations

or both

AM and

FM

.

Each

control

assistbutton

a can

store

broadcasts

an be

stored.

2 stations,

forAM

broadcasts,

nd

1

1.

Push he uning

utton o

start

for FM

broadcasts.

receivinghe station ouwish o store. . lf batteryerminals re removed,

memorv

willbe cleared.

2. Select

1 control

assistbutton

ou

wish

.

Whenoutside

he reception

rea

or

to store

on and

push

until

a beep s

the

storedstation,

when he

memory

heard

button

s

operated,

he station

ame

Audiowillbe emporarily

ut,

and

once

mavbe

different.

audible

gain,

torage

s complete.

The stored tationand requencywill

be shown

n he

display rea.

3.

Fromnow

on,when

a control ssist

button

s

pushed

he

station tored

on

that button

will be

received.

1 6


17/71

.

Automatic

torage

3.

Check

hat

he screen

s

automaticallv

-

p

to

B receivable

M

and

FM

stations

tuning.

:an be

automatically

tored

n

order

of

:he

best eception

tate.

Push

helEEl

6eplpol

ssist

ut ton.

2,

pus|r

thsltrF

t

t-lcontrol

assist

lowest

requency.

button

nti la

beep s

heard.

4. When

automatic

uning

s in ished,

he

stored

tation

il l

be displayed.

Each ime heE:F x rllcontrol

assist

utton

s

pushed

ightly,

he

station

il l

be

changed

n

orderof

the

5. Push

he[Ealcontro l

ass is t

but ton

o

47

return

o the

screen

n

step 1.

t l


18/71

Advice:

.

lf the number f receivabletations

is ess hanB,only he receivable

numberwil lbe displayed.

.

When hereare no receivable tations

E{EFIfiEE

r

b

t

*

t h

will

be displayed

on the screen.

When

uning utomaticallyne

more

time,

push

he

fl=FtrETl

control

assistbuttonuntila beep s heard.

.

lf battery erminals re removed,

memorywill be cleared.

.

Whenoutside he reception rea or

the

stored

station,when

he

memory

button s operated,he stationname

may

be

different.

Traffic Report

Function vailable

n Japanonly.

1 8


19/71

LISTENING

O

A TAPE

nternal

ape-player

ype

ControlAssist

uttons

EjectButton

Panel

Open

Close)

1 9


20/71

Push

he eject

button

panel

open/close

button)to

pen he

panel.

Insert

he

ape nto

he ape nsertion

lot,

push

ightly.

he

panel

will

automatically

close

and

playback

ill

begin.

When

oneside

of the

apehas

inished,

playback

f

the other

idewill

begin

automatically.

Tochange

o tapemode

when istening

to the radio,

CD or MD,

push

he

tAPe

button.

Each

ime he ape

button s

pushed

he

modewill

change s ollows:

Tape---Navigation

nitCD

-+

CD Player

(or

n-Dash

D

Changer)

-+

CD Changer

--+

MD

Player

-+

MD Changer

(The

mode

of devices

not

connectedwill

not

be displayed.)

20


21/71

-

] :ce:

FastForward nd Reverse

.

.rudio

operations not

possible

when Push he

EF[]

(fast

onrrard)

r

16.tr i

: i,e

panel

s open. Gently

ush

n a

(reverse)

ontrol

ssist utton.

:ape o close he

panel.

Push

he

FLAylcontrol

ssist uttono

'

The

panel

willautomaticallylose n stop his unction nd esume

layback

t

:he

ol lowing

ituat ions:

.The

gnit ion

s

urnedo

LOCK

.The

panel

s eftopen or 30 seconds

ivithout tape n the ape nsertion

5 t u t .

.

This

player

utomatically

esponds

o

metal ape,chrome ape,andnormal

tape ypes.

Ejecting he Tape

,', ihenhe ejectbutton

panel

pen/close

:ut ton)

s

pushed,

he

panel

wi l l

open,

and he apecan be removed.

desired

oint.

Playing

he

ReverseSide

Push

he

EElcontrol

ssist ut ton.

2 1


22/71

TrackCuing

It s

possible

o advance r reverse

p

to

7

tracks

rom he rack

being

played

currently nd

cue hedesiredrack.

To isten o a trackafter he currentrack

L Push he A

part

of the rack

selection

button

or control ssistbutton

he

appropriate

umberof times

or the

number f tracks

ou

wish o skip.

The specified

umberof tracks

will be

displayed n the screen.

2. The tapewill advance

o the startof

the rack

andbegin

playback.

Example:

When desired rack

s

3 tracks

after he current.

Pushone of thesebuttons

times

22


23/71

To isten

o a trackbefore

he current rack

i.

Push

he

V

part

of the

rack election

button

or controlassist

button he

appropriateumber

f times or

he

number f tracks ouwish o skip.

In his

case he current

rackwil lbe

included.

hespecified

umber f

trackswil lbe displayed

n the

screen.

2. The tapewill reverse

o the

startof the

trackand begin

playback.

Advice:

When

he silent

gap

between

racks s

within

seconds, r there s

oudnoise

recorded etween racks, hetape

maynot

be stopped t

he beginning

of the song.

.

lf

there s a longbreak n

the recorded

sound,or it is very

softor at a low

level or a long

ime, he apemay

be

stopped t that

point.

23

Example:

Whendesiredrack s

3 tracksbefore he current.

Pushone of these

buttons times


24/71

Dolby

NR Button

Use his

unction hen

playing

tape

recorded

n Dolby

NR.

1.

Push

he

-iiif,j

control ssist

button.

2.

Push

he

on

control

ssist

utton

Whenhisbuttonspushed,he

indicator

ill

bedisplayed

nscreen.

Push

gaino cancel.

3. Push

he

E6lcontrol

ssist utton

o

return

o step1.

Dolby

and he Double

D mark

Doare registered

rademarks

f DolbyLaboratories

Licensing

orporation

ndDolby

NoiseReduction

s

manufactured

nder icense

from

DolbyLaboratories

icensing

orporation.


25/71

=e r ea t i ng

T r ack

=-sr

the

lE

control

ssist

ut ton.

SkippingSi lentAreas

1. Push

heijlElcontrol

assist utton.

Push

he

tlE*

Ilcontrol

assist

utton.

,1/henhisbutton s pushed,he

repeat

ndicator i l l

be displayed

cnscreen.

Push

gain o cancel.

Push he

FF:IT1

control

assistbutton.

When his

button s

pushed,

he skip

indicator

il l

be displayed

nscreen.

While he ape s playing,f a si lent

areacontinuesor

onger

han15

seconds,

iXu

I

Track

dvance )

will

be displayed,

nd

henext rackwi l l

be cued

automatically.

Push

again o

cancel.

2.

Push

he

Eal

control

ssist

utton

o

return

o step

1.

Push he

E6 |

control

ssist

utton o

return

o step1.

3 .

25


26/71

LISTENING

OA CD

MusicCDscanbe

played

n

he Navigationnit.

Also a CD

player

an be connectedo this

audio ystem.

ContactMitsubishior more

details.

Internal apePlayer

ype

ControlAssistuttons

26

Internal

MD PlayerType

Track

Selection tton CD Button

TrackSelection utton

CD Button


27/71

:

at back i l lbegin

utomatical lyhen

-:

CD s nserted

nto he CD nsertion

: 3t. Tochange rom

MD or radio

mode

: CD

mode,

push

he CD

button.

-:ernalTape

Player ype

lach

time

he CD button s

pushed

he

*^cde

willchange

s

follows:

-ape---

Navigation

nitCD

--

CD Player

:r ln-Dash D

Changer)

--+

D

Changer

-

MD Player

-

MD

Changer

rhe modeof devices otconnected il l

-ot

bedisplayed.)

nternal

MD Player

ype

Each ime

he CD button s

pushed

he

mode

willchange

s follows:

l,1D

layer---Navigation

nit

CD---+

D

Playeror n-Dash

D Changer)

--

CD

Changer

--+

D Changer

iThe

mode

of devices ot

connected

ill

not

bedisplayed.)

Caut ion:

Toset

a musicCD n the

navigationnit,

stop he vehicle

n a safe

place

before

proceeding.

Advice:

.

GPSnavigation

annot e

operated

when

a CD s being

played

n he

navigation

nit. When

you

wish

o

listen

o a CD while

operating

he GPS

navigation,

nstall

separately

old

CD player r CD changer.

.

When

istening

o a CD hrough

he

navigationnit,

hesurroundings

information

creen

altitudemeterwill

not

be displayed.

lso,

becauseGPS

mapmatching

illnotoperate,

hen

the mapCD s replaced,he current

location

may

be incorrect.


28/71

CuingDesired rack

Randomising rack

Order

Select hedesiredracknumber

y

Push he

trzEA

control

ssist utton.

pushing

he

rack

election utton r the

The random ndicator

il lbe displayed

F

vTt


onscreen nd

he

player

will andomly

A will ncrease

he racknumber

select racks

rom

he disc

being

played.

V willdecreasehe racknumber Push he button oain o cancel.

Increase

-T\

t l

I E E I

t E @ l

t l

Decrease

Repeating

rack

During

playback

ush

he

ftE=E

control ssist utton.The

repeat

indicator i l lbe displayed

nscreen.

Push

he button gain

o cancel.

28


29/71

USING HE

CD CHANGERGrade

Option)

:

lD changer an

be connected

o

thisaudio

ystem.

-:^tact Mi tsubishior

detai ls.

DiscNumber

Track

Number

flaying

Time

Internal

apePlayer

ype

ControlAssist

uttons

Internal

MD Player

vpe

Track

Selection utton

CD Button

29

Track

Selection utton

CD Button


30/71

When

he CD

buttons

pushed,

he CD

changer

il lbegin

playback.

Internal

apePlayer

Type

Each

ime

he CD button s

pushed

he

modewillchange s ollows:

Tape

Navigation

nit

CD

--

CD Player

(or

n-Dash

D

Changer)

-+

CD Changer

---

MD Player

--+

D

Changer

(The

mode

of devicesnot

connected

ill

notbe

displayed.)

InternalMDPlayer ype

Each

ime

he CD button

s

pushed

he

modewill

change s ollows:

MD Player

-+

Navigation

nitCD---+

D

Player

or

n-Dash

D Changer)

-

CD

Changer---

MD Changer

(The

modeof devicesnot connected ill

not

be displayed.)

Disc

Select

Push

he

Fi

xA

control

ssist utton

o

select

hedesired

isc.

A

will

ncrease

hedisc

number

V will

decrease

he

discnumber

CuingDesired

rack

Select

hedesired

rack umber

y

pushing

he rack

election

utton

r he

FTT\ control ssist utton.

n

will

ncrease

he rack

umber

V will

decrease

he rack umber

lncrease

l l

l \ / l

Decrease

30


31/71

i :peat ing

Track

Randomising rackOrder

-

-

-

-:

playback,

ush

he

f'J

H*E--*il

Push he

litT*t

controlassistbutton.

: -

-

':

assist

utton.The repeat

The random ndicator i l lbe displayed

-

: :a:or

wi l lbe displayednscreen.

onscreen nd hechanger

i l l andomly

:

-=- :ne button gain o cancel. select racksromall heset discs.

Push he button gain o cancel.

3 1


32/71

LISTENING

OAN MD

Grade

Option)

An MD

player

an be connected

o

an nternal

ape

player

ypeaudio ystem lso.

Contact

Mitsubishior details.

Internal apePlayer voe

Control

Assist uttons

lnternalMD Player ype

Assist

Buttons

.-

EjectButton

Panel

Open

Close)

Track

Selection utton

32

TrackNumber

Playing

ime

Track

Selection

utton


33/71

-.:*al

t ' lDPlayer ype

:,=-

rheejectbutton

panel

pen/close

:, - : :n

l

to open he

panel.

--r

the MD

nto

he

MD nsertion lot.

: -:. l lghtly,ndplayback il lbegin.

-:

change

o MD mode

when istening

o

--e radio r a CD,

push

he MD button.

=ach

time he MD button

s

pushed

he

-'ode

willchange s ollows:

'.riD

--

Navigation nitCD

---+

D Player

rr

In-Dash

D

Changer)

-+

CD Changer

-

MDChanger

The

modeof devices

ot connected ill

rot

be displayed.)

Advice:

.

Audiooperation

s not

possible

hen

the

panel

s open.

Gently

ush

n an

MD o close he

panel.

. Thepanelwil lautomaticallylose n

the

ollowing ituations:

.

The gnitions turned o

LOCK

.

The

panel

s leftopen or 30 seconds

without n MD

n

the

MD nsertion lot.

Internal apePlayerType

Set he MD

player

o MD and

playback

willbeginautomatically.

Tochange o MD mode

when

istening

o

the radioor a CD,

push

he MD button.

Each

ime he

apebutton s

pushed

he

modewillchange s ollows:

Tape---Navigation nitCD

--+

CD

Player

(or

n-Dash

D

Changer)

--+

D Changer

--+

MD Player

+

MD Changer

(The

modeof devices

ot

connected

ill

notbe displayed.)


34/71

USING

HE

MD CHANGER

GradeOption)

An

MD changer

an be

connected

o this

audio ystem.

Contact

Mitsubishi

or details.

Internal

aoe

Plaver yoe

ControlAssist

uttons

TrackSelectionButton MD Button TrackSelectionButton MD Button

DiscNumber

Track umber

lnternal

MD Plaver

Tvpe

34


35/71

, ' , '-r' 'r

he MD button s

pushed,

he MD

::anEer

wi l lbegin

layback.

-:en'ral

TapePlayerType

:;:h

time he MD button s

pushed

he

-:.de willchange s ollows:

-iir

---+

avigation nitCD

--+

CD Player

: ' ln-Dash

CD Changer)

--+

D Changer

-

[ 4D layer---MD Changer

-he

modeof devicesnot connected

ill

-

r t bedisplayed.)

rtemalMD Player ype

=ach

time he MD buttons

pushed

he

-,ode

willchange s ollows:

', l lD

Player---

Navigation

nitCD

--

CD

Dlayer

or

n-Dash

D

Changer)

-+

CD

3hanger

-+

MD

Changer

The modeof devices otconnected il l

' 'ot

be displayed.)

Disc

Select

Push he

W77

control ssistbutton

o

select he desired isc.

A

will ncreasehe disc

number

V willdecreasehe discnumber

Cuing Desired

Track

Select

he

desiredracknumber y

pushing

he rack election utton r the

fFTTn controlassistbutton.

n wil l ncreasehe racknumber

V will

decreasehe rack

number

lncrease

t l

p . . - , . q

t [ u l

Decrease

35

Repeating

rack

Randomising

rackOrder


36/71

1. Push heitlcontrol

ssist utton.

1 Push

he

;t lcontrol

ssist

utton.

-

F

Push he TE;IIcontrol

assistbutton.

When his

button s

pushed

he

repeat ndicator i l lbe displayed

onscreen.

Pushagain

o cancel.

Push he

t>f

^ l

control

ssist

button.

The

random

ndicator

i l lbe

displayed

nscreen

nd he

changer

will randomly elect racks rom all he

setdiscs.

Push he

button gain

o cancel.

2 .

2 .

-

l o

3 .

.

Push he [E6lcontrol

assist utton

o

return

o step

1.

Push he [E6lcontrol

assist

utton o

return o

step

1.

36


37/71

: : :

'g

l t r ' lDs

n the MD Changer

Displaying

MD DiscTit le

-

. '

; . '

instruct ion

ooklet

hatcomes

(Only

f equipped i th

MD changer)

-

. - :

i , n l I .

2. Push

heiff it l i f t

jcontrol

assist utton.

3. Thedisc i t lewi l lbedisplayed.

ffi

DisplayingMD TrackTitle

Advice:


38/71

1. Push he

ffJcontrol

assist

utton.

.

Each ime he

ruffi

(change

(Only

f MDchangers nstalled)

display)

ontrol ssist uttons

2. Push

he

LeA@lcontrol

ssist

twice.

pushed,

hedisplaywillchange

throughhe ollowingmodes:

DiscTitle

--

TrackTitle Playing ime

Display

.

Whenan MD withno

itledata

s

inserted, O TITLEwill

be

displayed

button

in the

graphic

isplay rea.

.

When he title s more han24

characters

12for

ullwidth

characters), y using he Xdcontrol

assist

button, he titlecan be

advancedo display

he

restof

the

characters.

l f

within

hisnumber,

he Etl

button

willnotbe displayed.

.

Some itlecharacters an not be

displayed y thissystem.

3.

The

rack it le

will

be displaved.t a

-

38


39/71

USING HE

AUDIO

SYSTEMEFFECTIVELY

**_

r.

r-t=

--*tn' a6

istening ith he

engineurned

:n

ensurehe gnitions

urnedo

I

i ^ l ^

4 t J U .

.

, '*hile

riving,hecondition f radio

*rro'r,oS

aychange, esulting

n

'aception

instability.

.

*'r 'hen

isteningo audio, f a digital

cellphones n use nside r nearby

f,-'re

ar,static

noise

may be heard

inomthe speakers, ut his s not a

rnalfunction.

n thiscasemove he

cellphone s

ar

awayas

possible

fnom

he audiosystem.

.

ilf

here s a

problem

with he system

isuch

as f a foreign bject alls

nside,

lvaters spilt, r smokeappears),

discontinuese mmediately,

ave

Mitsubishinspecthevehicle.Do

not

try and ix the

problem ourself,

r

continue se n thisstate.

Caution:

Ensure hevolume s kept

at a

level

whereoutside oise s

audible.

Accidents

couldoccur f outside oise s naudible.

TapeHandl ing

Compact

DiscHandl ing


40/71

.

Do not

use

120minute

apes.

Long-playingapesover90 minutes

in ength

se

very

hin ape

which

can

jam

n hedeck.

. Store apes n theircases away

fromdirect unlight hich

cancause

damage.

.

Remove

oosenessn the tape before

use.

.

Please o notuse apeswith

peeling

labels r on which tickers ave

been

applied s thiscancause

poor

ape

rotation nd

amming.

.

The

ape-head rea nside hedeck

that

plays

apes

gets

dirtyeasilyso

please

leanusing

a cleaningape

aboutonceeverymonth.

. Please o notapplyoil o tapedeckor

insert

anything xcepta cassette

ape

in the ape nsertion

lotas thiscan

damage he deck.

Do

not nsert ingers s

the nsidemay

be very hot.

.

OnlyCDswith

he

ollowing ark

can

be used

n

the CD

player

ndCD

changer.

Heart-shaped exagonal nd

othernovelty hapedCDs hatdo

notconformo JISstandards ould

damage he

player

f used.

N

COMPACT

ri Inrertr

i l t l

t-uj =J

-1

DIGITAL UDIO

. Condensation ay ormon heaudio

system nternal

arts

or the disc

directly fterusing he heater r when

the emperature

ncreases

uddenly

and

his could

prevent

orrect

operation.

Wait

a whilebefore sing.

.

CDs

may

skip n roughdriving

conditionsuchas whendriving n

rough oads.

.

Always

storeCDs

n

theircases away

fromdirect unlight ndareasof high

temperatures.

40

* , hen

andling

Ds,hold

he

centre

To

cleana


41/71

role

andoutside

dge,

with

he abel

rracing

p. lf

the reflective

urface

s

iouched irectly,

hedisc

wil l

become

dirtyand he

soundmay

be

affected.

Do not

write

on withball

point

pen,

or apply

ellophane

ape,

stickers,

r

paper,

o

the abel

or reflective

urface

of the

CD.

lf

CD singles

8cm

discs)

reset

n

the magazine,heymaybecome

irremovable.

hen

using

a CD

single n

a CD

changer,

se

an Bcm

compatible

agazine.

dirtyCD,

use a soft

and dry

cloth, nd

wipe ightly

rom

hecentre

of the

CD n a

straightine

o the

outside

dge.

Also,

using ecord

pray,

nti-static

agent, lcohol, enzine,hinner,

and

other olvents

nd

chemically

enhanced

loths,may

damage

he

CD,rendering

t

unusable.

Do

not use

cracked

r warped

discs,

as

theymay

cause

damage

o the

player.

4 1


42/71

TELEVISION

AND

VIDEO

(Grade

pt ion)

Television

ay

be viewed.

Also,

by nstall ing

video

device,

ideos

analso

be enjoyed.

-:

: isplay

heTV

screen,

separately

oldTV

tuner

s necessary,

lso,

o display

he

133screeh connectorable s needed.ContactMitsubishiordetails.

BEFORE

IEWING

VAND

VIDEO

----:--i-1-YYr

The

TV and

video

can

be viewed

when

he gnition

s nACC

or

oN, but

o

conserve

he

battery,

atch

while

henengine

s

running

hen

possible.

iVhenwatching ith heengine ff, f the battery oltageweakens,he voltage

varning

creen,

il lbe

displayed.

n

hiscase,

ollow

he

nstructions

nscreen.

-s

a safety

recaution,

he

TV

andvideo

may

only

be watched

when

stopped.

,

ri le

driving

he

screenwill

display

hecontrol

creen,

nd

only

audio

operation

il l

: :

ooss ib le .

While

r iving

Erv

Warning:


43/71

When

watching

he

TVor

video

o

not

watch

n an

enclosed

Pace

uch

as

a

garage

ith

he

engine

unning

s

his

could

ause

as

poisoning.

Caution:

When

watching

he

TV

orvideo

ark

n a

safe

place

way

rom

no

parking

ones.

44

WATCHING

ELEVISION


44/71

S*itching

Power

On/Off

:

-:.

the

TV button,

o display

he

TV

'

: :3Ot lOn

Cfeen.

- -=

stat ion

ame

andchannel

umber

- ' : re

channel

eing

eceived,

r he

'=:eivable

stations

illbe

displayed

t

-:

iop

of the screen.

-,

iurn

he

power

off,

push

he

power

: , ' , iCn .

/olume

adjustment

-djust

by urning

he

volume djustment

. ' o D .

Picture

Sound

Control

istButtons

PowerSwitch

Volume

Adjustment

nob

Tuning

Button

TV

Button

Advice:

.

The channel

isplay

will urn

offafter

about10seconds.

.

Depending

n the

reception,

nd

reception

rea,

only he channel

number,

nd

not he

station

ame,

may

be displayed.

PowerSwitch

VolumeAdjustment

Knob

Decrease

Volume

\

lncrease

Volume

45

Changing

he Channel

.

Using he

control ssist

uttons


45/71

.

Using he

uning utton

lf

given

a short

push,

he channels

i l l

change ne

by one.

lf

pushed

ontinuously

ntila

beep s

heard, hechannel il lautomatically

change o

a receivable

hannel.

Higher

t a t

t - _ l

L-J

Lower

L Push

he eml control

ssist

utton.

2. Push he

VEE

l

control

assist

button.

n increaseshechannel

V decreases

he channel

lf

pushed

ontinuously

ntila beep

s

heard, he

channel

il lautomatically

change o

a receivable

hannel.

46


46/71

: :

r i n g

Channe l s

, a :ua l

Preset

-:

:

3 stat ions

an

be stored.

=

-sh

the

uning

utton

o

start

-=:eiving

the

station

ou

wish o

store.

-

S:lect

1 control

ssist

utton

ou

wish

:: store

on

and

Push

ntil

a beeP

s

-he

stored

tation

nd

requency

il l

:e

shown

nscreen.

Fromnow

on,

when

a control

ssist

button

s

pushed

he station

tored

n

that

button

will

be

received.

lf

battery

erminals

re

removed,

memory

willbe

cleared.

.

Automatic

Outof

the

receivable

tations,

he

B

stations

with he

best

reception

an

be

stored

utomaticallY.

1.

Push

he

l*ml


Push he

7=-Ftr*n

control

ssist

button

ntil

a beep

s

heard.

The screen

will

ndicate

hat

channels

are

currently

eing

uned.

7 ) 7 u e

r.L.c9nB

; u c R n

* ,

|Im

2 .

I

I l H K

2

. lHK

3

B4; t , u

{

T B S t r c

3. On complet ionf automaticuning, Advice:


47/71

the stored

hannel i l lbe displayed.

From ow, ach ime he

Tt--F;tEul

control ssist utton

s

pushed

ightly,

thechannel il lchange.

Push he EEl control ssist uttono

return

o

thescreenromstep1.

.

lf the number f receivabletations

is ess

han8, only he

receivable

number f stations i l lbe displayed.

.

When

here

are no receivable tations

g{=EIfiEEr , * t /Lwill be displayed

on the screen.

When

uning

utomatically

ne

more

time,

push

he

T:-FTEfl

control

assist utton nti l

a beep

s heard.

.

lf

battery erminals re removed,

memorywill

be cleared.

4 .

5 .

48

I

- nentChannel

nformat ion

Push he appropriate

ontrol ssist

2 .


48/71

:

- . - :heTV button,

nd hecurrent

-

=-rel number nd

stat ion amewil lbe

- =:

ayed or approximately

0 seconds.

button

o adjust.

6,Au

Hue

iHd

Density

FE6

Brightness

Advice:

The

screen

will return o the

previous

display fter

about10seconds fter

f inishinooerat ion.

D

cture

Quality

Adjustment

--e

screen olour

ue, olour ensi ty,

, -d

brightnessanbe

adjusted.

Push

he

picture/sounduality

utton,

and hen

push

he

.EiH-,

ontrol ssist

but ton.

Changing

creen

Mode

Advice:


49/71

Thescreen

mode

an

be

changed.

1. Push

he

picture/sound

uality

utton,

and

hen

push

he TVffil

(TV

Settings)

ontrol

ssist

utton

.

The

TV

settings

utton

peration,

nd

changing

f

the

screen

mode

can

only

be

performed hen

audio

s

in TV/

video.

2.

Select

esired

creen

mode

using

he

following

ontrol

ssist

buttons:

|T?-Fn

Wide

screen

1

97-fTl,

Wide

screen

2

f7=V

)vl

Normal

ft*i.v]

cinema

50

l

-an,

ging

he

AudioMult i -Broadcast


50/71

:

-:r

the

pictureisounduality

utton,

=-:

:hen he

fi

vEFFI

TV

Settings)

: :-trol

assist

utton.

_ 'fi,n'nn

f,ushthe >i^s- lcontrolassist

==' 'q'

J . Push he

g-flE

(Main),

FE['

(Sub),

or

m

(Main

Sub) ontrol

ssist

buttono select

hedesired

udio

type.

Advice:

Audioselection

s only

possible

hen

receiving

V audio

multi-broadcasts.

he

button

willnotbe displayed

n the

video

screen.

b6

button.

5 1

Relay

Reception

When

you

wish

2. Push he

Ta-9lcontrol

assist utton.


51/71

o continueistening

o

thesamebroadcast

n a long-distance

drive, f relay eception

s turnedON,

hen

if whenseparatedrom

he broadcast

station ervice rea, heunitwil lcontinue

receiving

he samebroadcastrom

an

affiliated tation.

1. Push

he

picture/sounduality

utton,

and hen he

[TvH-fl

TV

Settings)

control

ssistbutton.

Push he

fVT=l control ssistbutton.

Each

ime his s

pushed,

elay

reception ill switch

on/off.

When eceiving

relaybroadcast,

he

control ssist utton isplay olourwill

change.

Advice:

Relay eception

s only

possible

hen

in

TV mode. The

buttonwillnot be

-^displayed

n videomode.

cz

3.

TurningClock

DisplayOff


52/71

1. Push he

picture/sound

uality

utton,

and hen

push

he

T

vEeF]

TV

Settings)ontrol

ssist utton.

2. Push he[T :}lcontrol assist utton.

Push he

-rFil-llctock)ontrol ssist

button.

Each ime his

s

pushed,

he

clock

display illswitch n/off.

3.

Clock

Display

10:00

Advice:

.

The

clock

display an

onlybe urned

offwhen n TV or

video magemode.

.

The clock ime

s set by GPSsatellite

signals utomatically,

o

modification

is unnecessary.

WATCHING

VIDEO

A

portable

ideo

device

can be

connected


53/71

to the

separately

old

TV tuner

using

a

connector

able.

Contact

Mitsubishi

or details.

Turning he PowerOn

1. Push he

TV

button

o display

he

TV

reception

creen.

2. Push hem-7 controlassist

button

nd

hen

push

VTR.

Advice:

Push

he

TV control

assist

button

o

switch o

the

TV screen

rom

he

video

screen.

Advice:

lf a video

s

notconnected

heVTR

control

ssist

utton

wil lnot

be displayed.

54

TV BROADCAST

RADIOWAVES


54/71

Advice:

.

When

eceiving

television

broadcast,

he

radio

wave strength

may

change epending

n

the

receptionrea,andobstructionsould

prevent

ptimum

eception

f radio

signals.

.

Bui ld ings

nd

mountains

aybe

obstructive

o

radio

waves, esulting

n

a

poor

eception tate.

Overhead

rain

ines,

ighvoltage

power

ines, raffic

ignals nd

neon

signsmay

cause tatic

nscreen

nd

to he

audio ystem.

Radio roadcastsnd

wireless

transmissionntennas ndpylons

mayalsocause tatic.

',,Vhen

movingaway

rom

a

broadcastingtation,

f

the

radio

signals eaken,he

reception

condition il lbe degraded.

55

*m-eA

l l l l l -

l l l l

t

f f i

ffi

?+

.

slwJ

;^--q

stl

ffi

AIR

CONDITIONER

Push

he

{EEEFI

button

o change

o

Advice:


55/71

the

air

conditioner

creen

rom

another

When

operating

he

air

conditioner'

screen.

the

screen

will

emporarily

how

he

L .fr

time

he

IE-E-EFI

utton

s

pushed

air conditioner

isplay.

n

his

case,

thedisplaywillchange s ollows:

once

operation

s finished,

he

screen

Driving

niormation---Audio

ystem+Air

will

return

o

the

previous isplay

after

Conditioner---+surroundings

nformation

aPProximatelyl0seconds

Fresh

Recirculated

ir

Display

ighJ

Fan

Speed

DisPlaY

Light

AUTO

Operation

Display

ight

Air

Conditioner

Peration

DisPlaY

ight

Front

Defogger

Air

Vent

Setting

Display

ight

Display

ight

Rear

Window

Defogger

isPlaY

56

F -i

e

speed

adjustmentialand

he air

iltr:

selection ial

n

the

AUTO

position


56/71

a-,1

$elect he desired emperature ith

rE

:emperaturedjustmential.

:,r

.ents

excluding

ii

and

@),

fan

:reed.airconditioner N/OFF nd

t=shlrecirculated

ir settingswill be

a:_

sted utomatically.

--e

vehicle wner'smanual xplains

*re

on using he air conditioner

=fectively.

57

Display

ights


57/71

Fan speed

Fanspeed

s ndicated

ith

green

bars.

The

greater

he

number f bars

he

faster he

an speed.

Front

defogger

@

This ight

will urnon

when he ront

defogger

ent s selected.

Fresh

recirculated

ir

Indicates

hether he selected

ir ype s

freshor

recirculated.

Fresh

Air Display

ight

Recirculatedir Display ight

58

i l i lsf-r

efting dial

I

= :

= , : : - : s e l e c te d

i r e n t


58/71

dJ lpper body

Legarea windscreen

defogger)

@

Windscreen

defogger)

Upper ody

legarea

Leg area

Rear

window defogger

Lights p

when he rearwindow efogger


59/71

switch s ON.

Read hevehicle wner s

manualor

more nformation.

AUTOoperation

ll luminates hen he airconditioner

s n

AUTOoperation

Fan

speedadjustment

dialandventsetting

ialonAUTO).

Air conditioner

operation

ll luminates hen he airconditioner

s n

operation.

Set temperature

Displayshe

selected emperature.

60

DRIVING

NFORMATION

verage

uelconsumption,

emaining

rivable

istance,


60/71

The

average

ehicle

peed,

anddriving

ime

can

be viewed.

Push he I@EEFI

screen

change

button

to change romanother creen o the

driving

nformation

creen.

Each ime

he

screen

hange

utton

s

pushed,

he screen

isplay

willchange

s

follows:

Driving

nformation

+

Audio

--+

ir

Conditioner

Surroundings

nformation

Gasoline

ehicles

DieselVehicles

AverageFuelConsumption

Remaining

Drivable istance

Average

or---l

r

----]0

m5

creen

Chanoe

Button

62

rhrnem-age

eh cle

Speed

Insf l lre ,s

he

averagevehicle

speed

since

'fne

Remaining

DrivableDistanceGasotine

nty

Using he remaining

uel,

hisdisplays

he


61/71

:

-l

control assist

button was

Iilr.,Eirel

ntil nOw.

SnefisgFuel Consumption Gasotinenly

IrF[,a,

s the average uel

consumption

i irr :e

:he

l j

t

y

lrlbutton

was

pushed

*4\-

|

- 5.

-

;. n

the

averageuel

consumption

:.annot e measured.

--.

-km/l 'wil l

e

: splayed.

.

i,,er?ge

uel

consumption

hanges

:epending n driving

onditions

road

:ondition, riving

tyle).

*ctual uel

consumption

ay

differ o

:natdisplayed,

o useas

a reference.

remaining

istance

hat hevehicle

an

be driven.

lf

thisdistance

eaches

elow50km,

he

displaywill l icker.

Refuel

s soon

as

possible.

Advice:

.

The

remaining

rivable

istance

will

be resetwhen

efueling.

lso,

when

he fuel evel s

low, he correct

measurementil lnotbe displayed,o

when

efuell ing,i l l

he uel

ankup as

muchas

possible.

.

The

remaining

rivable

istance il l

display

he

previous

uel

consumption

data

up unti lnow,

but

hiswil lchange

depending

n thedriving

onditions.

Also, f the battery erminals

removed,

ll uel

consumption

ata

will

be cleared,

o the

displayedalue

may

differ.

Use

he display

s a re ference.

63

Driv ing

Time

Diesel

Onlv

Displays

hedriving

ime

since he

gnition


62/71

was

put

n ON.

Reset he

current

riving

imeby urning

the

gnition

o

LOCK.

Battery

Termi

nal Removal

When

emoving

he battery

erminal,

he

vehicle

ettings

il lbe cleared.

Perform

he ollowing

rocedure.

1.

Select he

driving

nformation

creen

using hescreen hange

utton.

2. Push he

rucontrol

assist

button

o

select

he

vehicle

model.

3. Once

selected,

ush

he EElcontrol

assistbutton

Advice:

lf a mistake

s

madewith he

vehicle

settings, ive he f / t v-il controlassist

button

long

push

more

han5 seconds)

to reset.

64

SURROU DINGS

NFORMATION

The

outsideemperature,

ompass, lti tude

nd GPS nformation

an be viewed.


63/71

Push he

EEUF]screen

hange

utton

to change rom

another creen

o the

surroundingsnformation

creen.

Each ime

he screen hange

utton s

pushed,

he screen isplay

willchange

s

follows:

Driving nformation

-

Audio

--+

ir

Conditioner

-+

Surroundings

nformation

Outside hermometer

)

3t ---__l

----tf-----tB

rE[35

.{

\\,

Screen

ChangeBunon

GPS nformation

Altitude

Meter

Compass

66

3utsideThermometer

-

--clayshe emperature

utside

when

Altitude

Meter

Displays

hecurrent

lt itude f

the


64/71

-

t , , / tng.

: : . ' i ce :

,

The

outside

emperature

an be

displayedrom 30'Cup o 50'C.

,

Depending

n

the driving

onditions,

the

actual

utsideemperature

ay

differ o the

display.

Compass

,' ihen

he gnition

s ON,

he compass

,,, i l l isplayhe current irection sing16

:cmpass

oints.

vehicle.

Displays

lt itude

rom

0-3000m.

'i

4Slrrii'

Advice:

. When healtitudes ess han50m,

50mt:lT

willbe displayed.

.

The

altitude

meterwill

not be

displayed

f

the map

CD s not

inserted.

GPS nformation

Displayshe number f receiving

satell ites.

8

Satellites

(3P'SM

67

REAR

VIEW

CAMERA

Grade

ption)

Displayshe ear iew

when eversing.


65/71

Thissystem

isplayshe rearview

using

the rearview

camera, learing

he blind

spot.

Thecamera s

embedded nderneath

he

number

late.

The rearviewof

the

vehicle

wil l

automatically

e displayed hen

he

ignitions turnedON,and he select ever

moved o R.

When

he select ever s

placed

nto

any

other

position,

he

screenwill return

o

the

previous

isplay.

68

Rear

View Camera

l,,A**,f:L

r-

--+

=-=; he ear

iew

amera i l l

d isplay

nscreen

s imited,

nd

he ear

bumper

-_: - : - -=-d


66/71

side,

nd ower

rea

wi l lnot

be displayed.

I

-=:

,

suallywhen

eversing,

nd use

he rearview

screen

s an

extra

guide

+/

HIIH/

_utl


67/71

reversing,ndicateshat

he

selector

lever s n the

R

position,

nd

s not

a

warningbuzzer o

indicate

hazard.

.

When he rearviewscreen s

displayed,

f

an

MMCS

control

anel

button s

pushed,

uchas the current

location utton,he screen

willchange

from he rearviewscreen o the

screenof the

selected utton.

ln the following ituations,he screen

may be difficulto see, but his s not a

fault.

.

In a dark

place

at

night)

.

When

sunlight

r the ight rom

headlightss focuseddirectly n

the

camera

ens.

lf the camera ens s dirty,hazardswill

not be sufficientlyisible. f there s

water

droplets,

now,mud etc.,on

the

lens,wipeoff carefully.

70

TROUBLESHOOTING

When

a message

s displayed

nscreen.


68/71

Message

When

message

s displayed

How

o fix

t t 'y

7

11

r

6hr ,)

*

t

0)T '

I

0

?,t11^(:

Er0it:Effi

t o F F L * f .

Thebattery

oltage

s owand

thescreen i l l

shut

off n 10

seconds.

lf

heengines not

unning,

urn

theengine n.

/ t ,-

l ' . rEf

t

6t;O'tK.#

r 8 f A ,

The route

s too onq

and

cannot

be found.

Set the

destination

loser o the

current

ocation.

i r -

l .

C * t

l LT

t ]

l t l J o

The oute

annot e

ound.

Perform

nother

earch fter

drivingor

a while.

f i { i+11**z\V *t

L

Occurswhen

viewing

f

theFMmulti roadcast

and nformation

as

been

attempted

hile

riving.

Enjoy seof heFMmulti

broadcast

fter

parking

he

vehicle

n

a safe

place.

fr{t+txl*{fT3*E/,

Settings, earch

r other

menu

perations

ave

been

attempted

hile riving.

Some

operations

annot e

performed

hile

driving.Stop

the vehiclen

a safe

place

before

roceeding.

Y/cS

{E*Err6,)

tL

There

s noVICS

nformation.

Depending

n he

reception

area

andcontents

o be

displayed,here

maybeno

VICS

nformation.

72

Before

onsidering

ossible

amage.

Problem

Possible ause

Treatment


69/71

Thecurrentocations

wrong

Theremaybean error ue

to hedriving onditions.

After r iving

or

a

while,his

willbe

adjustedutomatically

whenGPSsatell i te

eceptions

possible.

The yresizeandair

pressure

aybe

ncorrect.

Changehe yres.

Use he specified

yresizeand

air

pressure.

yre adiusmay

differ ependingn

he

yre

type.

Differentyresmaycause

errors,

utshould djust fter

drivinq

ora while.

The route

guide

s a

detour

Forsafety easons,main

roadsmaybe

given

priority

to narrow

oads,when

searchingor a route.

Also,all roadsmay

not

be

coveredn he searchor a

route

uide.

When he selected

oute

is undesirable,se he

fEli

button

o set he

point

ou

wish

to

pass,

ettinghe routeand

search

gain.

Theroute earch rovisions

maybeset o TimePriority ,

or RoadPriority

Set he

route

provisions

o

distance.

73

The voice

guide

doesnot

work

Ensure

hevolume

s not

set

to

)H.

Adjust

he volume.


70/71

You

mayhave

comeoff

he

selectedoute.

Thevoice

uide

wil lonlywork

when

on he correct

oute

Thecurrentocations not

displayed

Current

ocation

memory

willbe cleared henbattery

terminal

s removed.

After

rivingor

a

while,

his

wil lbeadjustedutomatically

when

GPSsatelliteeception

is

possible

The

screens

slowor dark

The nside

ehicle

temperature

s ow.

This s

a characteristicf

LCDscreens

nddoesnot

indicate

fault.The

screen

wil l

automatically

hange

when he emperatureises

The

screenooks

black r white

rom

an angle.

There

resmall lack

r coloured

red,

lue,

reen)

spots n

hescreen.

This s

a characteristic

f

LCDscreens

nddoesnot

indicate

fault.

74

To

check

he

connection

tatus

of

optionar

devices


71/71

This

Mitsubishi

ulti-Communication

ystem

MMCS)

an

display

he

connection

status

f

compatible

ptional

evices.

Depending

n

the

vehicle

ype,

he

displayed

evices

may

not

be

set

as

options.

Consult ourMitsubishiealer ordetails.

1.

Push

he

.,r

=l

button.

3.

Push

he

l*ffi[EFB

control

ssist

button.

2.

Select

i7Tffil,

and

push

he

Fli

button.

The

connection

tatus

f

the

optional

devices

will

be

displayed.

4 ,

75

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