Xite Solutions YE48CS G4CT Wide Screen User Manual

INFOTAINMENT

USER MANUAL

VERSION: 230515.01

CT90118CS General Information & Setup Guide

Before using this product, please read this manual fully to ensure correct operation. Keep the manual at hand for future reference.

All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used in this document are for identification purposes only.

DISCLAIMER

THIS IS A DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY AND DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY IN REGARDS TO THE INFOTAINMENT CENTER MANUFACTURER AND YOUR USE OF THE PRODUCT. YOU ASSUME TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY AND RISK FOR USING THIS SYSTEM.

Failure to properly focus on the operation of your motor vehicle can result in death, serious injury and property damage. The Infotainment Center should never be used at a time or in a manner that distracts you from properly focusing on operation of the motor vehicle in which it is installed. Always operate the vehicle in a safe manner and in full compliance with speed limits, road safety signs and all other laws and devices which regulate operation of a motor vehicle. Always remain aware of driving conditions at all times when using this system while operating a motor vehicle. Operation of this unit, including its camera, audio and other features can be distracting to your operation of the motor vehicle. While the system is intended to provide both entertainment and helpful vehicle information, it is not intended to, nor should you allow it to, distract you from properly focusing on operating the motor vehicle in which it is installed. It is up to you to minimize or prevent such distraction.

Learn how to use this system before placing the vehicle in operation. Minimize the amount of time spent viewing the screen of the unit while driving and use voice prompts whenever possible. Do not attempt to adjust settings of the system or resolve any malfunction with it while driving. Instead, pull off the road in a safe and legal manner, and then adjust its settings or deal with any malfunction. In the event of serious malfunction, disable the unit (turn power off or remove power from the system) and contact qualified service personnel.

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THE ROADS YOU ARE TRAVELING ARE APPROPRIATE FOR THE VEHICLE YOU ARE DRIVING.

If your Infotainment Center includes optional navigation features please refer to your navigation user manual for further specific information regarding its features, warnings, instructions and disclaimers.

CAUTION:

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN

  CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTION: FOLLOW THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF YOUR STATE, PROVINCE OR COUNTRY FOR INSTALLATION.

Look for this icon for help tips on many screens.
Note: Some screens may appear different, depending on device and model.

For Technical and Warranty questions please contact our Technical Department:

www.riverparkinc.com

River Park Inc.
21953 Protecta Drive
Elkhart, IN 46516

By Phone:
From the U.S. 1-800-442-7717
All others: 1-574-522-7781

Or email:
support@riverparkinc.com

SAFETY INFORMATION

SAFETY INFORMATION

Read the operating instructions for the Infotainment Center and all other components of the system carefully before using the system.

FAILURE TO READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE AND VOID THE WARRANTY.

WARNINGS!

Observe the following warnings when using this unit:

The driver should neither watch the display nor operate the system while driving.
Watching the display or operating the system will distract the driver from looking ahead of the vehicle and can cause accidents. Always stop the vehicle in a safe location and use the parking brake before watching the display or operating the system. While navigating please use voice prompts.

Use the proper power supply.
This product is designed for operation with a negative grounded 12 V DC battery system. Never operate this product with other battery systems, especially not with a 24 V DC battery system.

Do not disassemble or modify the unit.
Do not disassemble or modify the unit, or attempt to repair the product yourself.
This may cause serious injury or damage and your warranty will be null and void. If the product needs repair, consult your dealer or contact technical support.

Do not use the unit when it is out of order.
If the unit is out of order (no power, no sound) or in an abnormal state (has foreign objects in it, is exposed to water, is smoking, or smells), turn it off immediately and consult your dealer.

Refer installation to qualified personnel

USA-Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
• RF EXPOSURE STATEMENT
  CAUTION: To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, a separation distance of at least 8 inches (20 cm) must be maintained between the antenna of this transmitter and all persons, during normal operation. The antenna used for this transmitter must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna of transmitter. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, of attachments could damage the transceiver and may violate FCC regulations.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment

NOTE ON USE & LEGAL INFORMATION

Notes on Use: Video Sources and On-Screen Display

• Your Infotainment Center is designed to only display video when the parking brake is fully engaged.
• Never attempt to circumvent, defeat or bypass any of these safety features. These designs are intended to reduce driver distractions.
• Failure to use the safety features as designed could lead to serious injury, death and property damages. Your manufacturer and partners will not be liable for any injury or loss

Notes on Use: Liquid Crystal Panel

• Do not cause impact to the liquid crystal panel. Only use your finger to gently touch the LCD panel.
• Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the LCD is damaged or broken. The liquid crystal fluid may be hazardous to your health or fatal. If the liquid crystal fluid from LCD contacts your body or clothing, wash it off with soap immediately.
• When the temperature is very cold or very hot, the image may appear unclear or may move slowly.
• In order to protect the liquid crystal panel, keep it out of direct sunlight while the unit is not in use.
• Sudden changes in the temperature inside the vehicle such as those which occur immediately after the vehicle’s air conditioner or heater has been turned on may cause condensation (droplets of water) to form and, as a result, the panel may not work properly. Do not use the unit while these symptoms are in evidence but leave the unit standing for about an hour and then resume or start use.
• To clean the monitor, wipe only with a dry silicone cloth or soft cloth. Do not use a stiff cloth or volatile solvents such as paint thinner and alcohol.

Copyright © 2021 Xite Solutions North America

All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced, copied, transmitted, disseminated, transcribed, downloaded or stored in any storage medium, in any form or for any purpose without the express prior written consent of River Park Inc. Furthermore, any unauthorized commercial distribution of this manual or any revision hereto is strictly prohibited. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. The Manufacturer reserves the right to change the content herein without the obligation to notify any person or organization of such changes.

All trademarks used herein remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Nothing contained in this manual should be construed as granting, by implication or otherwise, any license or right to use any of the trademarks displayed herein. Misuse of any trademarks or any other content in this manual is strictly prohibited.

Sirius, XM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Radio Inc. All rights reserved.

DISPLAY OPERATION

Functions

(1) Bluetooth Microphone.

(2) LDR (light dependent resistor) and IR (infra-red) receiver

1. LDR is used for the dimming of the display and is active when Auto dim in System Settings is set to Sensor
2. IR receiver is used with remote control operations.

(3) Rotary button VOLUME/POWER

1. Turn on the ignition to power up the Infotainment Center. When powered up, it will immediately go to the last mode (memory on playback) before it was turned off

Press and hold to go into and out of Stand-by mode. Press once for Mute. Turn forolume up/down.

(4) MENU

1. Tap MENU button once to go to the Main Menu (or Home Page)
2. When in the Main Menu, you can either use the touch screen to select the desired icon (source) or you can keep tapping the Menu button to select different icons on the screen. When icon is highlighted for more than 1 second, the system will automatically open that icon.
3. You can also access the Main Menu from any screen by tapping the function icon in the top left corner of the current screen

Note: When viewing video in full screen, touch the screen once to bring up the icon header which will display the function icon. Tap the icon to return to the Main Menu

(5) EV

1. Press the EV button once to go to the EV monitoring.

(6) AUX1

Press the AUX1 button to go directly to the Radio application.

(7) AUX2

Press the AUX2 button to see Camera output.

(8) USB PORTS

These USB ports are used for Media Center connection.

Main Menu

(1) Information Bar

1. The top area of the screen is the source information bar. It displays the current source together with compass, and time information as well as the Bluetooth connection status.

Note: One needs to select a source to be able to see all the information mentioned above.

(2) Main Menu

1. Infotainment Center is designed for simple maneuvering. The screen shown on the left is the MAIN MENU screen. From here, you can choose what source to access by tapping the appropriate icon on the touch screen.
2. For more information on how to navigate through the Main Menu, please see the Function 3 in the page 4 of this manual.

(3) AUX Zone

1. Allows you to select what output is displayed on the right side of the monitor.

SYSTEM SETUP & SETTINGS

Settings

Access the Settings by selecting the Setup icon in the Main Menu. There are three Settings that can be changed and these are System, Video, and Audio. In addition, there are Settings for Radio, Sirius XM, and Bluetooth. To access these, you must go to the setup icon while one of these sources is active. To exit the Settings menu at any time, press the Settings icon in the top left of the screen.

System Setup

By touching the SYSTEM button, the settings for the system part of the Infotainment Center can be changed.

Auto dim: The brightness of the LCD display will be adjusted depending on the selected preference: Sensor / Manual / Auto / Auto (GPS).

Sensor option uses LDR. Manual uses Dim (Day Time) setting and always stays on the selected level (1 through 5).

Auto uses Dim (Day Time) when no illumination signal is present, and it uses Dim (Night Time) when illumination signal is present.

Auto (GPS) uses information from GPS to determine Dim (Day Time) vs Dim (Night Time).

Dim (Day Time): Set the brightness level of the LCD display during the day time. See Auto dim option below for more information. For use with Auto Dim set to Auto.

Dim (Night Time): Set the brightness level of the LCD display during the night time. See the Auto dim option below for more information. For use with Auto Dim set to Auto.

Beep Tone: Turn ON/OFF audible sound when touching the LCD screen. The Beep tone will also provide warning of LCD display closing and other cues.

Standby Screen: Selecting ON, the Infotainment Center will display logo, date, time and temperature when the unit is powered on by pressing the power button (rotary button) while the vehicle remains on.

Compass Display: Select Direction , Bearing or Direction + Bearing. Compass display can be turned off.

Time Set: Select Auto or Manual. Auto selected will pick up information from the GPS signal and report the correct time depending on the Time Zone. Time can also be set manually.

Favorite Mode: Favorite Mode: Select favorite mode that can be accessed from the FAV button on front of the monitor. Available selections are: SXM, Bluetooth, Camera, HDMI, Media center, iPod, PIP (picture-in-picture) and Radio.

Language: The language of the user interface can be selected from the following options: English, Spanish, or French.

Factory Set: Select Factory set to reset the Infotainment Center to factory settings.

Note: All stored settings, presets, SiriusXM content alerts, etc. will be erased and returned

Wifi Settings: Press Setting to enter Wifi setup menu. Press to refresh list of available Wifi hotspots. Press the Wifi hotspot you want to join.

Press the to enter the Wifi password for that network.

You may exit this screen by pressing the or the Setting icon at the top of the screen.

SETUP

Wifi Settings: Use the Up and Down buttons to find the desired network if required.

Press the Connect button at the bottom of the screen.

Enter the Wi-Fi Password. Press the Connect button again, If successful the Wi-Fi network should be highlighted and show Connected.

Press the Exit button to return to the Setup Menu

Video Setup

By touching the VIDEO button, the settings for the video part of the Infotainment Center can be changed.

Brightness: Sets the brightness level (-10 to +10)

Contrast: Sets the contrast level (-10 to +10)

Note: The Infotainment Center has a factory default for optimal LCD settings, however the level can be adjusted to set the display according to individual preference.

Audio Setup

By touching the AUDIO button, the settings for the audio part of the Infotainment Center can be changed.

Treble Gain: Sets the treble level (-10 to +10).

Mid Gain: Sets the mid level (-10 to +10).

Bass Gain: Sets the bass level (-10 to +10).

Equalizer: Here a selection can be made for the equalizer to fit a music style. The following options are available:

• LIVE
• ROCK
• JAZZ
• CLASSIC
• FLAT ( normal level )
• POP

Fader: Sets the fader level between rear and front (R10 – F10). 0 is the center level.

Balance: Sets the balance level between left and right (L10 – R10). 0 is the center level.

Center /Woofer Volume: Sets the volume level for an optional center speaker when connected (-10 to +10). 0 is the center.

Loudness: Sets the volume level of speaker when connected (0 to 10).

NAV Volume: Sets the gain of navigation volume (-10 to +10). 0 is the center. This feature will help balance the navigation audio prompts with the system volume level according to the individual user preference.

NAV Audio Mix: This option allows setting the way of navigation voice behavior in relation to the normal audio playback. The following options are available:

1. OFF: Navigation voice will not be audible.
2. MIX: Navigation voice will mix through normal audio.
3. FULL: Normal audio will be muted on the front speakers during navigation voice instructions.

Note: Navigation voice prompts can only be heard on front speakers.

RADIO OPERATION

Radio Operation – Basic

Radio can be selected from the Main Menu by pressing the RADIO icon on the LCD display. The Radio can be left at any time by pressing the Radio icon at the top left corner of the display.

There are two different radio modes ( Basic and Extended ). To select between the two modes, from the Radio Menu go to the Main Menu , and from there select SETUP icon. In addition to SYSTEM , VIDEO , and AUDIO options, there will be RADIO option. Select Radio option, and in the Radio Mode select either Basic or Extended. Basic mode is shown on the top left image, and Extended mode is shown at the top left image on the next page.

The radio interface contains several buttons that all have their specific purpose.
Below is an explanation of each button and its functionality.

(1) Tap to allow the selection between three different FMs (FM1/FM2/FM3).

(2) Tap to allow the selection between two different AMs (AM1/AM2).

(3) Tap to allow fine tuning or manual searching for radio stations.

(4) Tap to start automatic searching for the next radio station.

(5) Tap LO/DX to switch between LO and DX. DX means long distance signals, and when selected, it will pick up frequencies that are far away and possibly weak, with background noise. When LO is selected, the sensitivity of the radio receiver is reduced so that only the strongest (noise free) radio signals are found.

(6) These six (6) buttons can be used to switch between the radio stations saved in memory. Tap a button to change the station, or press and hold the button for 2 seconds to save the station into memory. These are called presets, and there are six for each band.

(7) A/S means Auto Store and will store received stations in the memory. Six stations will be stored per radio band.

(8) P/S means Program Scan and will go through all the frequencies stored in the memory and pauses for 10 seconds. To stay at a specific station, press the Seek button.

Radio Operation – Extended

(9) Tap to allow the selection between the FM and AM bands. There are 3 FM and 2 AM ranges available, all with 6 available presets.

(10) TA means Traffic Announcement and will interrupt any audio source when a traffic announcement message is relayed from a radio station supporting this functionality. When the volume is set lower then 10, a TA message will automatically raise the volume to 10.

(11) AF means Alternative Frequencies. When this function is activated, the radio will search for other frequencies on which the same station is present to offer the best reception. The AF button will blink when activated.

(12) REG means Regional and this functionality will support the AF functionality by searching for local broadcasts to improve reception of local radio stations.

(13) PTY means Program Type. Some radio stations broadcast their program type. When the PTY button is pressed, use the TUNE and SEEK buttons to select the program type to search and listen to.

(14) Radio Mode
Switches between Extended and Basic radio interfaces.

POP M                ROCK M               EASY M
JAZZ                   COUNTRY           NATION M
AFFAIRS             INFO                    SPORT
SCIENCE            VARIED               WEATHER
RELIGION         PHONE IN          TRAVEL

LIGHT M           CLASSICS             OTHER M
OLDIES             FOLK M                NEWS
EDUCATE         DRAM                   CULTURE
FINANCE          CHILDREN          SOCIAL
LEISURE            DOCUMENT

Note: The reception and audio quality is highly dependent on the strength of the incoming signal from the radio broadcasting. When experiencing difficulties with getting a good reception, moving the vehicle to a different location can improve the audio quality. When problems persist, please contact your dealer for a solution.

MEDIA CENTER

Copy, Paste, Delete, Select, Select All, File View

Media center can be selected from the Main Menu by tapping the Media Center icon on the LCD display. The Media Center can be left at any time by tapping the Media Center icon at the top left of the LCD display. Once the USB is connected, you will see USB_DISK root folder and all the folder and subfolders available (see top left image) in the Media Center. Folders and subfolders are located on the left side, and music, videos, and picture files that are located inside the selected subfolder will be listed on the right side of the Media Center.

(1) Media Center is the local folder containing files that are saved on the Infotainment System’s internal storage. It can be selected in order to either expand or collapse the subfolders and files inside the Media Center folder.

(2) USB_DISK is the USB master folder of the inserted USB device containing folders, subfolders and files that are saved on it.

(3) Select. When tapped, every folder, subfolder and file gets a check box beside it (bottom left screen). To exit from check box, just tap Select again.

(4) File View. When tapped, it displays file name, size, and the date the file was created.

The Infotainment Center comes with an on-board memory, where you can download your favorite files to permanently store them on the radio. To select folder, subfolder, or a file, press Select button and check off everything that you want to either copy, paste, or delete.

(5) Copy. When tapped, it will copy all of the folders, subfolder, and files that have been selected to the clipboard.

(6) Paste. When tapped, it will paste all of the folders, subfolders, and files that have been copied to the clipboard into the location of your preference. To copy and paste onto internal memory, choose Media Center folder as a paste folder destination.

Note: Paste operation may take a few minutes to complete depending on the number of files that are being copy and pasted.

(7) Delete. When tapped, it will permanently delete selected folder, subfolders and files.

(8) Select All. When tapped, it will check box select all of the files in a folder or subfolder that is highlighted.

Playing Audio/Video Files

Media Center supports various file formats.

To play the audio, video or image file, tap on one of the files in the folder or subfolder on the right hand side of the Media Center.

Once tapped, playback will go through all the files available in either folder or subfolder.

Functions:

(1) Tap to pause or start playing a track.

(2) Tap to stop playback. This will take you back to the folder and subfolder section. Selecting the same file to play will continue playing from where it left off.

(3) Tap to skip to previous track.

(4) Tap to skip to the next track.

(5) Tap to set how the available tracks should playback. Options can be seen next to the timer (All – will play all the tracks available on the USB device, 1 – will play one track over again, and Folder – will play all the tracks within a specified folder).

(6) This is the random option that will allow random playback. Tap it to turn it either On or Off (Option can be seen next to the timer).

(7) Tap the magnifying glass to bring up a keypad where the user can directly enter the track number to play.

(8) Tap the timer to bring up the slider. Using the slider, one can skip back or forward within a track. Please note that there is no timer option available for picture files.

Note: If a file cannot be found by the Infotainment System, please make sure that the extensions of your files are correct. The compatibility and performance of the playback is highly dependent on the specific tions of the source file. Data transfer speed from USB compatible devices can also affect the playback of your media files when high bitrate files are selected.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION

Bluetooth Operation

Bluetooth can be selected from the Main Menu by tapping the Bluetooth icon on the LCD display. The Bluetooth can be left at any time by tapping the Bluetooth icon at the top left of the Bluetooth screen.

The Infotainment Center supports Bluetooth wireless connections. It can set up a wireless link with a Bluetooth mobile phone. The unit supports a hands-free profile and A2DP (Audio Advanced Distribution Profile).

Before using the Bluetooth functionality, please make sure your mobile phone is equipped with Bluetooth and turn it on in your phone menu. Please check your mobile phone user manual for instructions using Bluetooth.

Bluetooth Setup

To access the Bluetooth Setup, select the Bluetooth icon from the Main Menu and press . Found in the bottom left corner of the Bluetooth Screen (top left screen). Another way to access the Bluetooth settings is by going to the Main Menu from the Bluetooth source and selecting Setup. In addition to standard buttons (System, Video, and Audio) there will be a Bluetooth button.

Bluetooth Settings

Connecting Role: This is the profile setting for the connection role between the Infotainment Center and the mobile phone.

HF/HS: Connecting Hands-Free or Headset (Default setting)

AV: Connection for only playing audio files from the mobile phone

HF/HS + AV: connecting both HF/HS and AV

Auto Connect: This enables the Infotainment Center to search and connect with any paired mobile phones after power up. You will see the icon flashing in the top right hand corner while searching for devices when enabled.

Bluetooth Gain: Setting the volume level of Bluetooth operation (-10 to +10).

MIC Gain: Setting the sensitivity level of the microphone (0 to 7).

PIN Code: Customizable PIN code for mobile phone connection.

Pairing your Phone

To pair your compatible mobile phone to the Infotainment Center please have your user manual for your mobile phone and follow the instructions below:

1. Go to the Bluetooth screen by selecting the Bluetooth icon from the Main Menu.
2. When Bluetooth is accessed for the first time, it will show NO CONNECTION on the screen (Above picture).
3. Tap to access the device list. If accessing for the first time, the screen will show NO PAIRED DEVICE.
4. Tap to start pairing mode. The screen will show PAIRING. This means that your Infotainment System is now visible to your mobile phone.
5. Follow the pairing instructions for your mobile phone. In general, one will have to turn the Bluetooth on, and then scan for the available devices.
6. If completed successfully, scan will return a list of available devices that are ready for pairing. Your Infotainment System will be recognized as XSG4NA-C2X-XXXXX. Select XSG4NA-C2X-XXXXX on your mobile phone to begin pairing.
7. If your mobile phone supports phonebook transfer, tap .
   PHONEBOOK DOWNLOAD will appear on the screen. This will download all of your phone contact into Infotainment Center.

Notes on Pairing:

1. If PAIR START appears temporarily, the pairing cannot start due to an active connection. Please disconnect any active mobile phones.
2. Only when PAIRING is displayed, the Infotainment Center becomes visible for mobile phones. Use your mobile phone to search for the Infotainment Center to connect to your mobile phone.
3. When connecting, the Infotainment Center will identify itself to your phone as “XSG4NA-C2X-XXXXX”. The mobile phone will ask for a PIN code. The factory default code is “0 0 0 0” (this code can be changed, see Bluetooth settings). Once the mobile phone confirms that it has established a new paired connection, authorize the Infotainment Center to make an automatic connection.
4. When the pairing procedure is completed successfully, the display will show PAIR OK. When PAIR FAIL appears on the display, repeat the pairing procedure.
5. Once the Bluetooth pairing is completed between your mobile phone and the Infotainment Center, both will be automatically recognized and the connection can be made automatically from that moment on.
6. If there are more mobile phones paired to the Infotainment Center and within range, the connecting priority is given to the last paired mobile phone.
7. In case that pairing fails after each attempt, please turn off both your mobile phone and the Infotainment Center. Turn both on again and repeat the procedure as above.

Notes on Phonebook Feature:

1. Phonebook function is matched with PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile) in user’s mobile phone. OPP (Object Push Profile) can also be used with older phones to push the contacts to the phonebook via Bluetooth.
2. To update changes to the phonebook of a paired mobile phone, you must perform the phonebook download step again.
3. The contents in incoming call list, outgoing call list, and missed call list will be only call lists when system and mobile phone are paired.
4. Number of paired devices: max. 4 sets
5. Number of phonebook lists: names – max. 500, phone numbers – max. 1900
6. Incoming call list, outgoing call list, missed call list: max. 20 numbers per category
7. Length of names: max. 26 letters (English)
8. Length of numbers: max. 20 numbers

Note: Performance of Bluetooth is highly dependent on the capabilities of the mobile phone in use. To maintain good connectivity ensure that your mobile phone’s battery is adequately charged.

Incoming Calls

While the mobile phone is connected, incoming calls will be handled by the Infotainment System. When an incoming call is present, the LCD display will switch to Bluetooth mode and show the phone number (when available) from the person calling. Under the phone number, the buttons Accept and Reject are present (top left screen).

Tap to accept the call. The Infotainment Center will accept the call and give the call audio over the normal car speakers.

Tap to reject the call. The Infotainment Center will close the connection and return to the previous operation. (Some phones may not support the reject mode.)

When a call is ended, the Infotainment Center will switch back to its last mode. This will be done automatically after 5 seconds or can be done manually by tapping the NOW button. If CANCEL is pressed, the Bluetooth mode will remain active.

Outgoing Calls

Direct Dialing

To place an outgoing call, the screen will show a numeric pad where the phone number can be entered manually.

Tap the Backspace button if you have made a dialing error

Tap the Redial button to redial the last number called with the mobile phone.

Voice Dialing

When the mobile phone also supports voice dialing, a Voice Dial button will also be available. The Infotainment Center will display Voice Dial on the screen and await a voice command when tapped.

Note: The Voice Dial functionality is highly dependent on the connected mobile phone. Please read the mobile phone’s user manual for instructions.

Phonebook Dialing

Calls can be made by accessing your downloaded phonebook.

1. Tap to access your Phonebook (top left picture).

2. Tap the contact name on the right you wish to call (bottom left picture).

3. Tap the number you wish to call.

4. Tap the green phone icon.

Note: Outgoing calls can also be made on the mobile phone itself. The Infotainment System will still take over the outgoing call and switch to hands-free mode.

AV (A2DP Audio Playback over Bluetooth)

Some mobile phones also support the functionality of A2DP (Audio transfer protocol). The Infotainment Center uses this protocol to find audio files on the mobile phone and play the audio over the normal speakers. Some phones will also support the audio playback of certain apps, like Internet radio, through the XSG4.

Tap AV in the standard Bluetooth screen. The screen will change to a normal playback screen with the standard functionality:

• play or pause
• stop
• previous track
• next track

Note: The A2DP functionality is highly dependent on the mobile phone used. For information on this protocol and its functions, please read the user manual of the mobile phone.

CAMERA CONTROL

HD 360 View Camera System

Your vehicle is equipped with a High Definition (HD) Camera System that is integrated with the Infotainment Center to provide on screen user interface to control camera views. This system contains four (4) high definition cameras.

The Graphical User Interface (GUI) will disappear after few seconds of inactivity on the touch screen. To bring back or hide the GUI, tap anywhere on the bottom screen.

Functions:

1. Lock Button – locks the screen to the current view. Manual selection and automatic triggers cannot overwrite it.
2. Left View – may be selected manually for a wide angle view of the left-hand side of the motorhome.
3. Right View – may be selected manually for a wide angle view of the right-hand side of the motorhome.
4. Rear View – It is triggered automatically when the reverse gear is active, or it can be selected manually by tapping the icon on the screen once. When active, three (3) additional views appear (points 10, 11, and 12) on the right-hand side of the screen. These views are Horizon, Normal, and Hitch, from top to bottom, respectively.
5. Front View – Shows the front camera view.
6. Left/Right Split View – shows a side by side view of both HD side cameras.
7. Left/Right/Rear View – shows a side by side view of both HD side cameras and rear camera below.
8. Security view – Uses all 4 cameras to show wide angle views around coach.
9. 360 View – Shows a split screen of the rear camera and a top down view of the coaches surroundings.
10. **Rear Horizon View*** – Uses the rear camera with increased field of view. It provides the ability to see the entire area behind the motorhome up to the horizon. This is especially useful when wanting to see a towed vehicle or trailer.
11. **Rear Normal View*** – Uses the rear camera with zoomed-in field of view of the Horizon to assist with reversing the motorhome. This view is also a default view for automatic trigger when reverse signal is detected.
12. **Rear Hitch View*** – Uses the rear camera with zoomed-in field of view of the Horizon to focus on the hitch area, useful for when connecting a trailer. In addition to these manually selectable views, there are also automatic views that are triggered with turn signals:

* Available in Rear View only.

NAVIGATION

Navigation Operation (optional)

The Infotainment Center is capable of providing navigation. Please see your Navigation Program User Manual for instructions on using the navigation software. Your Navigation Program comes preinstalled on the Infotainement Center.

Accessing Your Navigation Program:

To access the navigation select the Navi icon from the Main Menu or tap the NAVI button on the front bezel.

To exit navigation tap the NAVI button again. This will return you to your current Audio source.

While using your navigation program the current audio source will continue to be heard, with navigation voice prompts and audio alerts played as per the settings you have selected in the System Audio Set Up (page 13).
To have the navigation source be the only audio press and hold the NAVI button on the bezel while in the navigation application. This will mute all sources except the navigation.

If you are using the Premium Remote Control accessory to operate your navigation please ensure that the Navigation is the current display (full screen) on the Infotainment Center.

Note: If there is an active navigation route running and you exit the navigation by pressing the NAV button, audio guidance will still be given.

Navigation Wi-Fi Features (Optional):

To access Wi-Fi features, please see your navigation program user manual.

NOTES

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