Audiovox PAV 8000D User Manual

IN-DASH AUDIO / VIDEO SYSTEM

USER / INSTALLATION MANUAL

MODEL PAV-8000D

5.9.3.

5.9.4.

5.9.5.

5.9.6.

5.9.7.

5.9.8.

Setting the Menu Language .............................................................................................................................17

Selecting the Audio Language ........................................................................................................................18

Selecting a Subtitle Language ........................................................................................................................18

Selecting a TV Type..........................................................................................................................................18

Setting the PARENTAL Preference...............................................................................................................18

Setting the Password .........................................................................................................................................19

Audio CD / MP3 and CD Changer (CDC) Operation ...................................................................................19

Switching Modes................................................................................................................................................19

Pause and Playback...........................................................................................................................................19

Selecting Discs (CDC Only)...........................................................................................................................19

Random / Scan....................................................................................................................................................20

Repeat Play..........................................................................................................................................................20

5.10.

5.10.1.

5.10.2.

5.10.3.

5.10.4.

5.10.5.

6. INSTALLING THE PAV-8000D SYSTEM...................................................................................................................21

6.1.

6.1.1.

6.2.

6.3.

Front Panel Installation..............................................................................................................................................21

Cautions During Installation...........................................................................................................................21

Accessories and Hardware ........................................................................................................................................21

System Installation......................................................................................................................................................21

Installation Procedure .......................................................................................................................................21

Electric Connections.........................................................................................................................................22

Speaker Connections .........................................................................................................................................23

Optional Power Amplifier Connection.........................................................................................................24

Fuse........................................................................................................................................................................24

6.3.1

6.3.2

6.3.3

6.3.4

6.3.5

7. NOTES ON DISCS..............................................................................................................................................................24

8. TROUBLESHOOTING......................................................................................................................................................25

9. SPECIFICATION .................................................................................................................................................................26

WARRANTY.......................................................................................................................................................................................27

NOTES ..................................................................................................................................................................................................28

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1. Typical Speaker Diagram------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

Figure 2. Remote Control-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

Figure 3. Remote Control Battery Replacement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

Figure 4. Front Panel -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

Figure 5. Mute Control----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

Figure 6. Mode Switch------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8

Figure 7. Volume Control -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

Figure 8. Displaying and Setting Time -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

Figure 9. Setting Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9

Figure 10. System Setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

Figure 11. System Playback Mode Setup----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10

Figure 12. (SEL/LOC) Button-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10

Figure 13. MODE Selection Button-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

Figure 14. BAND Selection Button -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

Figure 15. Auto-Search ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

Figure 16. Preset Stations Select Buttons----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12

Figure 17. Preset Station Scan Button (AS/PS ENTER)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------12

Figure 18. Select Local-Distant Control Button (SEL/LOC)--------------------------------------------------------------------------12

Figure 19. Front Panel Release Button -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

Figure 20. Disc loading----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

Figure 21. Disc loading----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

Figure 22. Closing Front Panel------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

Figure 23. Stereo Channel Switch Button (4/2-6CH)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

Figure 24. Pause & Playback Button ( I I )--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

Figure 25. Stop playback Button (6/STOP)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

Figure 26. Skip Playback Buttons ([? ? |] / [ |? ? ]) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15

Figure 27. Repeat Playback Button (5/REPT) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15

Figure 28. Random/Scan Playback------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15

Figure 29. Audio Mute Button ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

Figure 30. Fast Forward & Fast Reverse Speeds ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

Figure 31. Slow Speed Disc Playback--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

Figure 32. System Speaker Setup Screens---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

Figure 33. System Speaker Setup Screens---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

Figure 34. System General Setup Screens ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

Figure 35. Select On Screen Display Language Screen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

Figure 36. Menu Language Screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

Figure 37. Preferred Subtitle Language Screen--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

Figure 38. Select TV Type Screen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

Figure 39. PARENTAL Preference Screen Display --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

Figure 40. Change Password Screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

Figure 41. Mode Button (MODE) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

Figure 42. Pause Button (11) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

Figure 43. Previous Disc Select (1/DISC-)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20

Figure 44. Next Disc Select (1/DISC+) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20

Figure 45. Random\Scan Button (3/P.MODE) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20

Figure 46. Repeat Play Button (5/REPT)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20

Figure 47. Mounting Bracket Installation---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21

Figure 48. Cables Connection Diagram A ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22

Figure 49. Cables Connection Diagram B---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22

Figure 50. Speaker Connection Diagram A -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23

Figure 51. Incorrect Connection----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23

Figure 52. Speaker Connection Diagram B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24

Figure 53. Wiring Diagram for Power Amp lifier -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1. System Setup Values -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10

Table 2. Installation Hardware ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21

Table 3. Speaker Connections-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23

Table 4. Troubleshooting Table -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the AUDIOVOX PAV-8000D IN-DASH AUDIO / VIDEO SYSTEM.

The PAV-8000D is designed to give you and your family many years of video entertainment in the

mobile environment. Please read the directions that follow to familiarize yourself with the product and

to ensure that you obtain the best results from your equipment.

WARNINGS

•:• Do not use any solvents or cleaning materials when cleaning the LCD

•:• Do not use any abrasive cleaners, they may scratch the LCD.Use only a lightly dampened lint free

cloth to wipe the screen if it is dirty.

•:• When not in use remove and store faceplate in supplied case.

•:• To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock do not expose the system to moisture.

•:• The product is a Class 1 Laser product and will emit visible orinvisible hazardous laser radiation. Do

not open unit or defeat interlocks.

•:• Do not open the covers, refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

•:• Parking in direct sunlight can cause the interior temperature to rise to extreme levels, when this

happens allow the interior temperature to cool down before operating the system.

•:• The PAV-8000D System is designed to be installed in the vehicles with a Negative (-)12V Ground

Battery System

•:• If the power supply to the system is interrupted/disconnected, the user programmed preset memory

settings will be lost and the system will return to the factorydefault settings.

•:• Do not put anything other than discs into the disc slot.

•:• When leaving the car, be sure to eject the disc and store in its case.

SPEAKER LAYOUT

CENTERSP

FRONT LEFT SP

REAR LEFT SP

FRONT RIGHT SP

REAR LEFT SP

SUBWOOFERSP

Figure 1. Typical Speaker Diagram

1. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

ThePAV-8000D system has 5 channel low level outputs that consists of Two (2) Front& Two (2) Rear Surround

Speakers, One (1) Center Speaker and One (1) Subwoofer. The PAV-8000D system is capable of creating a

perfect 5.1 Channel DOLBY Surround Sound effect. NOTE: An optional Power Amplifier (not supplied) is

required to obtain the full-range of the 5.1 Channel capabilities.

2. GENERAL FUNCTIONS

2.1. Supported Discs

· DVD

· CD

· MP3

2.2. Video Output System

SystemAUTO,NTSC and PAL switch

2.3. TV Type:

[4.3] or [16.9] selectable during playback.

2.4. Audio Playback Effect

DolbyAC-3 DTSdual-MPEG output;

PRO LOGIC and DOWNMIX output.

2.5. Program Functions

Multi-Visual angle

Fast Forward, Fast Reverse, Slow Forward, SlowReverse

Programmable Auto-Memory

Multi-language selective output

2.6. AM/FM Tuner

1) Store 18 FM and 12 AM broadcasting stations while FM Frequency: 87.5~108MHz; and AM

Frequency: 530-1720 KHz.

2) Tuneautomatically and manually.

3. REMOTE CONTROL

Figure 2. Remote Control

3.1. Remote Control Battery Installation

Step #1

Step #2

Step #3

Figure 3. Remote Control Battery Replacement

To replace the battery in the Remote Control, perform the following procedure

1. Place the Remote Control face down on a flat surface. Hold the Remote Control in place using one hand

and with the other hand insert a fingernail into the grove of the spring catch (A in Step 1), insert thumbnail

into the groove Battery Holder (B in Step 1) and slide out. (see Step #1, Figure 3.)

2. Install one “CR2025” Lithium Battery into the holder. (see Step #2, see Figure 3.)

3. Slide the Battery Holder back into the remote control until it clicks in place (see Step #3, Figure 3.)

NOTE: The Remote Control is shipped without the battery installed. Before attempting to operate the

system using the Remote Control, you must install thebattery as described in the procedure above.

^{4. FRONT PANEL}3

cl bu

bl bm

Figure 4. Front Panel

11. Preset 4 / 2.Channel —5.1 Channel Switch (4/2 -6CH)

Button

12. Preset 5 / Repeat Playback (5/RPT) Button

13. Preset 6 / Stopplayback (6/STOP) Button

14. Pause & Playback Button

Open/CloseFront Panel Button and Eject Disc

Band Select Button (BAND)

Display (DISP) Button

Channel /Selection UP/Next Button

Channel /Selection Down /Previous Button

Select Local Distance Control Button (SEL/LOC)

Mute Control /Power (ON/OFF) Button

Preset 1 / Previous Disc Select (1/DISC-) Button

Preset 2 / Next Disc Select (2/DISC+) Button

15. Mode Switching Button

16. Angle Select/Direction (DOWN) Button

17. Direction (RIGHT) Button

18. Direction (LEFT) Button

10. Preset 3 / Random/Scan Playback (3/P.MODE) Button

19. AS/PS ENTER Button

5. BASIC OPERATION

5.1. Powering System On

Press the Power ON/OFF( ) button 7to turn the PAV-8000D SystemPowerON. Press and hold the (

)

buttonfor 2 Sec. to turn the system Power OFF

NOTE: This button

is also used to MUTE the audio sound.

5.2. Mute Control

When the unit is on, momentarilypress the Mute Button (

unit will exitthe MUTE mode.

) button

?to mute the sound; Press it again, the

Figure 5. Mute Control

5.3. Mode Switch

Press the(MODE) buttonbqto switchbetween thedifferent modesif a CD or DVD is loaded. If a CDChanger

(CDC) is used with the system, the MODE button will also be used to switch to CDC mode.

Figure 6. Mode Switch

5.4. Volume Control

Rotate the (SEL/LOC) knob 6 toIncrease(Right) or Decrease(Left)the volume.

Figure 7. Volume Control

5.5. Displaying and Setting Time

To display the current Time on the LCD Screen, Press the [DISP] button , when the unit’s in “standby” state,

indicated time on LCD will be current time. NOTE: in “standby” state, current time is automatically indicated

on LCD;in other modes, press this key to displaythetime.

AM 12:45

Figure 8. Displaying and Setting Time

5.5.1 Set Time

Toset HOURS andMINUTES and toswitch between themPress and Hold the [DISP] button

to enter the Time Set Mode. Once inthis mode,press theswitch to togglebetween Hour and Minute settings.

for 2 Seconds

Press the [? ? |] button ?to increase time. Pressthe [|? ? ]

button to decrease time.

Figure 9. Setting Time

5.5.2 System Setup

To enter the System Setup Mode, Press and Hold the [DISP] button for 2 Seconds. Press the[? ? |] a?nd the

[ |? ? ] ?buttons select setup item, use [DISP] button totogglebetween values and enter.

Figure 10. System Setup

Table 1. System Setup Values

Setup Item:

Range

Default Value

1 Clock Mode

2 Panel Detachable

3 Beep

4 Clock Display

5 Light In

6 LCD Flash Mode

7 LCD Contrast

12H/24H

12H

OFF

ON/OFF

0~14

0~7

5.6. Select BASS,TREBLE, BALANCEand PLAYBACK Mode

Press the (SEL/LOC) button

to select theAudio modes as shown is the following sequence:

SOUND NORMAL àVOL àBASS à

LOUDNESS ßFADER ßBALßTRE

Figure 11. System Playback Mode Setup

5.6.1 Bass and Treble Control

Once either Bass or Treble is selected, rotate the (SEL/LOC) knob

the Bass/Treble.

to Increase (Right) or Decrease (left)

Figure 12. (SEL/LOC) Button

5.6.2 Balance and Fader Control

Press the (SEL/LOC) button

?to select Left & Right Balance mode. Once in the Balance mode, rotate the

(SEL/LOC) knob 6?to balance between the Left and Right speakers. Press the (SEL/LOC) button

again

to select the fader mode . Once in the Fader mode, rotate the (SEL/LOC) button 6?to balance between the

Front and Rear speakers

5.6.3 Sound Effect Control

Press the (SEL/LOC) button 6?to select the SOUND Effect. Once in SOUND Effect mode, rotate the

(SEL/LOC)knob 6?to switch between the different soundeffects as shown is the following sequence:

NORMAL àFLATàJAZZ àROCK àCLASSIC àPOP

5.6.4 Loudness Control

Press the (SEL/LOC) b utton ?to select Loud then rotate the knob to switch the Loudness control ON and OFF.

5.7. Radio Tuner Operation

5.7.1 Select Tuner Function

Press the [MODE] button

and select Radio mode.

Figure 13. MODE Selection Button

5.7.2 Select Band

Press the [BAND] button

to select the band desired in the sequence shown below.

AM1àAM2àFM 1àFM2àFM 3à

Figure 14. BAND Selection Button

5.7.3 Searching Stations

5.7.3.1 Auto-Search Station

When a Band is selected, Press the [? ? |] Forward directional

or the [|? ? ] Backward directional button

5?to enter the Station Auto-Search mode in the direction desired . To stop searching during the Auto-Search

function, press either the [? ? |] Forward directional

or the [|? ? ] Backward directional button

again

and the current frequency (station) will be displayed.

Figure 15. Auto-Search

5.7.3.2 Manual Search Station

When a Band is selected, Press and hold the [? ? |] Forward directional

or the [|? ? ] Backward directional

button5 for 2 seconds to enter theStation Manual-Search mode in the direction desired. When the button is

released the system will stop searching and exit Manual Search Modeafter 5 seconds.

5.7.4 Preset Stations

Press the (1/DISC-)-8, (2/DISC+)-9, (3/P.MODE)-bl, (4/2-6CH)-bm, (5/RPT)-bn& (6/STOP)-bo button(s) to

switch between preset stations.

bl bn

bm bo

Figure 16. Preset Stations Select Buttons

5.7.5 Storing Preset Stations

When a desired station is reached, Press and hold one of the Numbered preset buttons for 2 Seconds to store

the desired station into memory.

[(1/DISC-)-8, (2/DISC+)-9, (3/P.MODE)-bl, (4/2-6CH)-bm, (5/RPT)-bn & (6/STOP)-bo] (see Figure 16

above).

5.7.6 Scan Preset Stations

Press the [AS/PS ENTER] button bu?to scan the preset stations in current band for 5secs at a time. To stop

scanning Press

again.

Figure 17. Preset Station Scan Button (AS/PS ENTER)

5.7.7 Select Local-Distant Control

Press and Hold the [SEL/LOC] button

for 2 seconds to enter Local mode; Press and Hold the [SEL/LOC]

button again for 2 seconds to enter the Distantmode.

Figure 18. Select Local-Distant Control Button (SEL/LOC)

5.8. DVD Player Operation

Before DVD operation, make sure a monitor has been prop erly connected to the video output of the unit.

Audio output mode depends on the type of DVD played. Discs have different output modes depending on the

manufacturer, read the instructions supplied with thedisc you want to play before operation.

5.8.1. Lowering the Front Panel(Disc Insertion)

Press the [ ] button

to lower the FrontPanel and insert a disc

Figure 19. Front Panel Release

Button

5.8.2. Disc loading in

Before inserting disc, make surethat there is not a disc in the unit. A Disc Icon will be displayed on the LCD

screen when a disc is loaded into the unit. When a disc is inserted, the unit will automatically close the front

panel.

Disc

Icon

Figure 20. Disc loading

5.8.3. Disc Eject

Press the [ ] button

to lower the front panel. If a disc is in the unit, the disc will be ejected.

Figure 21. Disc loading

Ejecting the disc when in DVD and CD mode will cause the unit to automatically return to tuning mode.

Once a disc is inserted, It is normal for the playback of the disc to take a few moments before starting while it is

5.8.4. Closing the Front Panel

When the front panel is lowered , press [ ] button

seconds the front panel will close automatically.

to close front panel. If the button is not pressed for 20

Figure 22. Closing Front Panel

5.8.5. 2.1 Channel — 5.1 Channel Switch

To switch from the full 6 channel mode to down-mix mode, press the [4/2-6CH] button for 2 seconds

down-mix will be displayed on the LCD. To switch back to full 6channelmode press the [4/2-6CH] button

againfor 2 seconds and “FULL 6CH” will be displayedon the LCD.

NOTE: Full 6 channel operation requires an optional 6 channel amplifier.

Figure 23. Stereo Channel Switch Button (4/2-6CH)

5.8.6. Disc Pause & Playback

Press the [ | | ] button

toPause the playback of a disc.

Press the [ | | ]bp again toreturnto normal playback of a disc.

Figure 24. Pause & Playback Button ( I I )

5.8.7. Stop Disc Playback

Press the [6/STOP] button

theplayback of adisc.

to Stop the playback of a disc. Press the [AS/PS ENTER] button bu? to re-start

Figure 25. Stop playback Button (6/STOP)

5.8.8. Skip Playback

Press the [? ? | ] button

to skip to the beginning of the next chapter or track. Press the [|? ? ] button

to return

to the beginning of current chapter or track.. Press the [|? ? ] button twice to go to the previous chapter or track..

Figure 26. Skip Playback Buttons ([? ? |] / [ |?| ? ])

5.8.9. Repeat Playback

While the disc is in playback mode, press the [5/REPT] button

to repeat playback of the current chapter/track

press the [5/REPT] button

third time tocancel repeat playback.

a second time to repeat the playback of the Title, press the [5/REPT] button

Figure 27. Repeat Playback Button (5/REPT)

5.8.10. Random/Scan Playback

Press the [3/P.MODE]button

to switch between RANDOMàSCAN and NORMAL Playback.

RANDOM playback mode: Press the [3/P.MODE] button

randomly play the tracks of the disc.

once to enter RANDOM which will

SCAN mode: Press the [3/P.MODE] button

each of the tracks on the disc for 10 seconds at a time. When a desired track is reached press the

button once more to continue playback of that track and end the scan function.

twice to enter SCAN mode, which will begin to scan

TRACK SCAN TRACK RND

NORMAL PLAY

Figure 28. Random/Scan Playback

5.8.11. Selecting Play Time

Press the “GOTO” button on the Remote Control to select a specific chapter (see Figure 2). Press the

“GOTO” button again to select a specific time which will be displayed on the Screen then use the number

buttons to enter chapter number or timedata.

5.8.12. Selecting Subtitle Language

If a disc in playback mode contains subtitle language options. Press the “SUB-TITLE” button on the Remote

Control to choose from the disc-supported languages. If the disc only supports one subtitle, the functionwill

notwork. Once the language option in chosen, the language description will disappear within5 seconds.

5.8.12.1 Selecting Audio Language

When a disc is in playback mode press the “AUDIO” button on the R emote Control to choose from the

disc-supported languages. Once the language option in chosen, the language description will disappear

within5 seconds.

NOTE: Some discs only allow control of subtitle and language options through the DVD Root Menu

5.8.13. Selecting CameraAngle

If the DVD to be veiwed supports multi -angle playback, press the “ANGLE” button on the R emote Control to

playback images in different camera angles. Ifthe DVD does notsupport multi-angle playback, this function will

notwork. Once the angleoption in chosen, the angle description will disappear within 5 seconds.

5.8.14. Muting Operation

Momentarily press the [MUTE] button

volume control to cancelthe mute function.

to mute the audio playback. Press the [MUTE] button again or turn the

Figure 29. Audio Mute Button

5.8.15. Fast Forward & Fast Reverse

Press the [? ? ] or the [? ? ] buttons on the Remote Control to search a disc in the Forward or Reverse playback

direction. Each time the [? ? ] or the [? ? ] buttons on the Remote Control are pressed the Fast Forward or Fast

Reverse speed will change, 2X / 4X / 6X and 8X the normal speed.

2Xà 4Xà 6Xà 8X

NORMAL PLAY

Figure 30. Fast Forward & Fast Reverse Speeds

5.8.16. Slow Play

Press “SLOW” button on the Remote Control to slow the playback speed of a disc. Each time the “SLOW”

button on the Remote Control ispressed thespeed will change, 1/2Xà1/4Xà1/8Xthe normal speed.

1/2Xà 1/4Xà 1/8X

NORMAL PLAY

Figure 31. Slow Speed Disc Playback

5.9. OSD Setup

5.9.1. Speaker Setup

1.If the PAV-8000D output is set to 6CH mode.

2. Press “SETUP“ to enter menu setting;

3.Select “SPEAKER SETUP“ and press Left to enter “SPEAKER SETUP”

4.Set Centerand Surround speakers (ON).

5.Set delay time of Center and Surround Speakers

6.Exit “SPEAKER SETUP“ Menu.

Figure 32. System Speaker Setup Screens

Figure 33. System Speaker Setup Screens

5.9.2. Setup TV Display

Select “GENERAL“ setup and then press “ENTER“. Highlight “TV DISPLAY” and press left to enter the TV

Display settings, whichcontains options that can be chosen and/or configured.

To choose from the listed options, press the [p] or [q] direction buttons to highlight a selected option, then

press “ENTER" to confirm.

Figure 34. System General Setup Screens

5.9.3. Setting the Menu Language

Following the above-mentioned operation, press the “OSD LANG” to select menu language (this system

includes English and Chinese), then press“ENTER“to confirm.

Figure 35. Select On Screen Display Language Screen

5.9.4. Selecting theAudio Language

Discs can support different audio languages. You can select the audio language by entering the “AUDIO ”

setting on the “PREFERENCE PAGE” on the Main Menu. Pressing the stop button 2X during the normal

playback of a disc will allow access to the “PREFERENCE PAGE”. During playback of a disc, press the

“AUDIO” button on the Remote Control to choose from the available audio languages.

Figure 36. Menu Language Screen

5.9.5. Selecting a Subtitle Language

Setting the subtitle language is done through “SUBTITLE” on the “PREFERENCE PAGE” if the chosen disc

supports this operation. During playback, press the “SUBTITLE” to choose from the subtitle languages listed,

press the [p ] or [q ] direction buttons to highlight a selected subtitle language, then press “ENTER" to

confirm.

Figure 37. Preferred Subtitle Language Screen

5.9.6. Selecting a TV Type

Setting the Video system type is done through “TV TYPE” on the “PREFERENCE PAGE”. There are 3

options in “TV TYPE” (MULTI, NTSC and PAL). Select the Video system type according to the actual TV in

useand then press the“ENTER” button to confirm. The setting will be changed after exiting the setting mode.

Figure 38. Select TV Type Screen

5.9.7. Setting the PARENTAL Preference

Setting the Parental Preference is done through “PARENTAL” on the “PREFERENCE PAGE”.

Select the parental level you desire using UP/DOWN for discs with lock-out function or multiple rating

levels. It is listed from the lowest level (1 Child) to the highest level (8 Adult). Press ‘ENTER’ to enter

the Password Verify Page.

Figure 39. PARENTAL Preference Screen Display

5.9.8. Setting the Password

Setting the Password is done through “PASSWORD”on the “PREFERENCE PAGE”. Press “ENTER” to enter

the Password Change Page. Input the Old Password or the Default Password, the New Password, and the

Confirmed New Password. Press “ENTER” to confirm the change. NOTE: The Factory Default Password is:

3308.

Figure 40. Change Password Screen

5.10. Audio CD / MP3 and CDChanger (CDC)Operation

The PAV-8000D is compatible with AUDIOVOX SP-11CD and SP-6CD CD Changers.

MP3 Operation

MP3 discs usually contain a mix of files with multiple sub-directories of MP3 files. When a MP3 disc is

inserted, the PAV-8000D will automatically search all directories that contain MP3 files and use the format of

TRACK to mark them. All directories that contain MP3 files will be displayed as TRACKS in the order/level

that they are structured on the CD. Each TRACK will use one or more pages (screens) to display the names

of the MP3 files contained in that TRACK. Up to 8 MP3 files can be displayed on one page, additional MP3

files within the same TRACK will be displayed on the following page(s). Only the first 8 letters of TRACK/MP3

title will be displayed.

5.10.1.Switching Modes

Press the “MODE”

button to switch between available modes (mode switching sequence:

RADIOàD VD àCDCàRADIO). If there is no disc inside the PAV-800D the “DVD” mode is bypassed. The

same is true ifthere is no CDC connected to PAV-8000D system the “CDC” mode is bypassed.

Figure 41. Mode Button (MODE)

5.10.2.Pause and Playback

When a disc is in playback mode, Press the [||] button

to pause the playback of the disc. To Press the [||]

button

again to restart playbackof the disc.

Figure 42. Pause Button (11)

5.10.3.Selecting Discs (CDC Only)

To select the PREVIOUS disc from the available discs in the CDC, Press the [1/DISC-] button

no other discs in the CDC, this function will return to the current disc.

If there are

Figure 43. Previous Disc Select (1/DISC-)

To select the NEXT disc from the available discs in the CDC, Press the [1/DISC+] button 9. If there are no

other discs in the CDC, this function will return to the current disc.

Figure 44. Next Disc Select (1/DISC+)

5.10.4.Random / Scan

Press the [3/P.MODE]button

to switch between RANDOMàSCAN and NORMAL Playback.

RANDOM playback mode: Press the [3/P.MODE] button

the tracks on the disc in random order.

once to enter“RANDOM”, whichwill play

CDC only: While in “RANDOM” mode, If the button is pressed a second time the system will begin to

playback the tracks from all loaded discs randomly.

SCANmode: While in normal playback mode, press the [3/P.MODE] button

mode, which will begin to scan each of the tracks on the disc for 10 seconds at a time.

twice to enter“SCAN”

CDC only: While in “SCAN” mode, If the button is pressed a second time the system will begin to scan

all tracks from all loaded discs for 10 seconds at a time. When a desired Disc/Track is reached press

the button once more to continue playback that track and end the scan function.

TRACK RNDà DISC RNDà TRACK SCAN à

NORMAL PLAY ßDISC SCAN

Figure 45. Random\Scan Button (3/P.MODE)

5.10.5.Repeat Play

Press the [5/REPT] button

to repeat the playback of the current track of the disc in play. If the button is

pressed a second time, the system will repeatplayback of the disc. Press the buttona third timeto cancel the

repeat playback function.

Figure 46. Repeat Play Button

(5/REPT)

6. INSTALLING THE PAV-8000D SYSTEM

Beforeinstalling the PAV-8000D verify that theRadio antenna and speakers are operational and areperform ing

well. Disconnect power supply cable fromthe connecting terminal of the vehiclesBattery.

CAUTION: When disconnecting the Battery Negative (-) Connecting Terminal, vehicles equipped with cruise

equipment or a satellite navigatorwill lose all preset memory.

6.1. Front Panel Installation

6.1.1. Cautions During Installation

If possible, have qualified personnel install the PAV-8000D system.

The PAV-8000D system is intended for installation in vehicles with DC 12V Negative Ground battery systems.

Make all electrical/electronic connect ions as directed in this manual. Incorrect connection may damage the

equipment and will void the warranty. Carefully read the Instruction Manual and Installation Specification before

installation.

6.2. Accessories and Hardware

Table 2. Installation Hardware

No.

Item

Diagram

Quantity

No.

Item

Diagram

Quantity

Front Panel

Case

Mounting

sleeve

Remote

control

Hex bolt

Decorating

Panel

Rear Strap

Mounting

screw

Battery

Bolt

Power

connector

6.3. System Installation

6.3.1 Installation Procedure

1. Install the Mounting Bracket (1) by inserting the Bracket into dashboard and bend the mounting tabs

outwards with a screwdriver so that the bracket is tight.

Figure 47. Mounting Bracket Installation

2. Install the PAV-8000D unit

a. Check that all connections are correct.

b. Install the mounting bolt (5).

c. Insert main connector (6) into the rear of the unit.

d. Insert the PAV-8000D unit into mounting Bracket (1) and gently push it in until it locks in -place (a

“click” sound will be heard).

e. Use the following recommended method toanchor the rear of the PAV-8000D unit.

1. Fasten one end of the Rear support Strap(3) to the rear of the PAV-8000D unit.

2. Fasten the other end of the Rear support Strap (3) to the firewall or other sturdy non-moving metal

parts of thevehicle .

6.3.2 Electric Connections

Power supply for the unit isDC 12V negative (-) ground.

Connect the unit according to the following wiring diagram to avoid damage.

Do not insert in power supply connector before finishing connections.

Do insulate any exposed cables.

CablesConnection

BLACK

WHITE

BLUE

YELLOW

REMOTE

AUTO-ANT

TEL-MUTE

LIGHT

12V

RED

ACC

BLACK

BROWN

GND

WHITE

GRAY

FRONT (R)

REAR (R)

FRONT(L)

REAR (L)

WHITE/BLACK

GRAY/BLACK

PURPLE

GREEN

GREEN/BLACK

PURPLE/BLACK

Figure 48. Cables Connection Diagram A

ANT

LINE OUT

VIDEO OUT

CDC

Figure 49. Cables Connection Diagram B

6.3.3 Speaker Connections

Table 3. Speaker Connections

Left - Right +

Left +

Right -

(white)

B89

Front

Speaker

(White with black stripe )) (grey)

(Grey with black stripe)

B12

(green)

B10

B11

(purple)

Rear

Speaker

(Green with black stripe)

(Purple with black stripe

1. Battery Cable (Yellow)

Connect to CONSTANTDC 12V power supply.

2. ACC CableACC/Red

Connect to ACC (switched) power supply: Switched DC 12V.

3. Ground CableBlack

Connect to a clean and exposed part of car chassis.

4. TEL Muting Control Cable(Blue)

Connect to TEL muting control circuit.

Note: The audio output will be muted when ground is applied to the Tel Mute Wire.

General Notes:

1. Use onlyungrounded speakers.

2. Power Handling of used speakers must be40W or greater.

3. Speaker Impedance: 4O; Speakers with an incorrect impedance may affect output Power and damage

speakers or this unit.

4. Do not use 3-cable speaker system and do not connect speakers to car body.

5. Speaker cables and power amplifiers must be about 30CM from antenna and antenna ext ended parts.

6. Connect speakers according to the following diagram. Incorrect connection will damage this unit or

speakers.

Incorrect connection of Front and Rear speakers will damage equipment.

Wrong

Correct

Figure 50. Speaker Connection Diagram A

Wrong

Figure 51. Incorrect Connection

Wrong

Correct

Figure 52. Speaker Connection Diagram B

6.3.4 OptionalPower Amplifier Connection

Connect the Power Amplifier according to the following Connection Wiring Diagram. Incorrect

connection will cause damage the Speakers.

Wiring Diagram for Power Amplifier

Figure 53. Wiring Diagram for Power Amplifier

6.3.5 Fuse

NOTE: Replace blown fuses with original values only.

WARNING! Replacing the 10A Fuse with any other value fuse or directly connecting the system to power

without the use of a Fuse may result in Fire and/or Damage.

7. NOTES ON DISCS

1. How to hold disc

Do not touch thedata side

Do not scratch the disc.

Do not bend the disc.

2. When not in use, put thedisc away.

3. Do not use irregular shaped ordeformed discs.

4. Do not leave the disc in/on:

DirectSunlight

Near Car Heaters

Dirty, Dustyor Damp Areas.

Seats andDashboards

Figure 53. Rough Edges Removal

5. Disc Cleaning

Use a dry and soft clothto wipe from center to outward.

6. Cautions onNew Discs

Remove the inner and outer rough edges on new discs which may cause malfunctions by gently

rubbing the edge of the disc with a pencil,

8. TROUBLESHOOTING

This troubleshooting guideis intended to help res olve some or all of theproblems that typically occur. If you are

unable to correct the problem using this Troubleshooting Guide then please contact a professional service

center for service.

Table 4. Troubleshooting Table

If the FF, FR, Search or Single-Frame functions are in use, the

system is muted

Check if the power line is connected properly to a 12VDC source

Check if there is a mobile phone muting option that has somehow

been engaged.

NoSound

Check that the Audio Mute Button has not been pressed

Check that all cables are connected properly

Check if the Video Monitor is connected, Powered ON, and the

correct Input is selected.

NoPicture

Check if the disc is inserted, and if the disc is inserted correctly

(Label must face up).

Disc Does Not Play

Check if thedisc is damaged

Check if thedisc is wet

9. SPECIFICATION

Audio

AudioOutput Digital):

S/N Ratio

0.5V,75

80dB

Dynamic Range:

Output power

Distortion

80dB

40W

0.05%

Video

VideoOutput

Horizontal Definition

1Vpp,75

500

Power

Supply power voltage

10.8~16VDC

FMTuner

Frequency range

87.5~108MHz

12dBu

55Hz~10KHz

50dB

Residual Noise Sensitivity(S/N 3dB)

Frequency Response:

S/N Ratio

Antenna Impedance

AM Tuner

Frequency Range

530KHz~1720KHz

Residual Noise Sensitivity(S/N 20dB)

S.N Ratio

Antenna Impedance

35dBu

40dB

50O

NOTE: Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.“Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and the double-D symbol

areTrademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

WARRANTY

12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY

Applies to Audiovox Video Products

AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORPORATION (the Company) warrants to the original retail

purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and

conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 12 months from the date of original

purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced with reconditioned product (at the Company's

option) without charge for parts and repair labor.

To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered with

proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill of sale), specification of defect(s), transportation prepaid,

to the Company at the address shown below.

This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to correction

of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation of the product, or to

damage to tapes, discs, speakers, accessories, or electrical systems.

This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the Company,

has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling, misuse,

neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code label(s). THE

EXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE

REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE COMPANY'S

LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.

This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE

DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY.

ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY

WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY

MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 30 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL

PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR

INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR

IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company

any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or

limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply

to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have otherrights, which vary

from state to state.

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CANADA : CALL 1-800-645-4994 FOR LOCATION OF WARRANTY STATION SERVING YOUR AREA

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