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Functions of the Buttons on the Front Panel

NOTE

  • The panels shown in this guide are examples used to provide clear explanations of the operations. For this reason, they may be different from the actual panels.

Number

Name

Motion

s (Reset)

  • If the unit or the connected unit fails to operate properly, the unit returns to initial settings when this button is pressed (Á).
  • If the SI function is turned on, this indicator flashes when the vehicle ignition is off (Á).

S, R (Vol)

Adjusts volume.

Remote Sensor

Receives the remote control signal.

NAV

  • Displays the navigation screen.
  • Pressing for 1 second switches camera view display on/off.*

MENU

  • Displays the option menu screen.
  • Pressing for 1 second switches AV out sources.

HOME

  • Displays the Home screen (Á).
  • Pressing for 1 second turns the power off.
  • When the power off, turns the power on.

6 (Back)

  • Return to the previously viewed screen.
  • Pressing for 1 second displays the Hands Free screen (Á).

G (Eject)

  • Ejects the disc.
  • When the panel is opened, pressing closes the panel and pressing for 1 second ejects the disc forcibly.
  • When the panel is closed, pressing for 1 second fully opens the panel to the location of the SD card slot.

Disc insert slot

A slot to insert a disc media.

SD card slot

  • DNN991HD: A slot to insert an SD card.
  • DNN9710BT: An SD card slot for upgrading the map. For how to upgrade the map, refer to the instruction manual of the navigation system.

* The function of the [NAV] button can be changed to the display off function. See User interface.

How to insert an SD Card

  1. 1) Press <G> button for 1 second.

    The panel fully opens.

  2. 2) Hold the SD card as the illustration in the right and insert it into the slot until it clicks.

  • To eject the card:

    Push the card until it clicks and then remove your finger from the card.

    The card pops up so that you can pull it out with your fingers.

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