Panasonic Dual DIN Hdd Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Operating Instructions

							Surround effectsSettings
 [Balance  Fader]
Adjusts output levels for left/right (Balance) and front/rear (Fader).
 default: 0Adjust the Balance/Fader.  Adjustment range: Balance ([Left]/[Right]):    7 (Left) – 0 – 7 (Right)
         Fader ([Front]/[Rear]):     7 (Front) – 0 – 7 (Rear)
 [Speaker  Setting]
Adjusts the output level for each speaker.
     default:  Speaker Level:  0 dB
         Speaker Delay:  0 cm
         Subwoofer:  120 Hz
[ Speaker  Level]
Adjusts the output level for 
each speaker.Adjust the output level for each speaker.   Adjustment range:    –12 dB – 0 dB – 12 dB   Make the speaker from which the test signal (a buzzing sound) is audible at the lowest volume the reference, then 
adjust other speakers so they are heard with the same speaker sound.
[ Speaker  Delay]
Sets the distance of each 
speaker from the reference 
point.Input the distance to each speaker.  Adjustment range:
    0 cm – 500 cm
   When the distance is set, the 
timing of sound output from 
the other speakers is delayed to 
match the speaker furthest from 
the reference point. 
   (Approximately 0.3 ms per 
10 cm)
   Set the listening position as the reference point.   Measure the distance horizontally.
[ Subwoofer]
When a subwoofer 
is connected, set the 
maximum number of Hz for 
audio to be output from the 
subwoofer. 
(Cutoff frequency)Set the frequency.   Adjustment range:    60 Hz – 120 Hz – 200 Hz
 [Graphic  Equalizer]
 default: [EQ1]Adjust the Graphic 
Equalizer.
Adjust the level for each frequency band.   Adjustment range:      –4   –   0   –   4
         (–10 dB – ±0 dB – +10 dB)
Register the current 
adjustment values.Touch and hold the setting to register, from [EQ1] to [EQ5], for at least 2 seconds.
Note:
   Settings cannot be registered to [Flat].   Touch and hold [Flat] for 2 seconds or more to return all settings to the defaults.
Load registered adjustment 
values.Select the settings to load, from [Flat] to [EQ5].
Surround effects 
(continued)
1Select [Sound] on 
any Source operation 
screen.
(Example: AM)
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings.( right table)
Note:
   SRS CS Auto will be turned off 
automatically if you change Balance 
Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic 
Equalizer setting.
Change audio and video settings (continued)
Flat: (Flat) Flat frequency response
EQ1: (Rock) Speedy and heavy sound
EQ2: (Pop) Wide-ranged and deep sound
EQ3: (Vocal) Clear sound
EQ4: (Jazz) Jazz-specifi c deep sound
EQ5: (Club) Club and disco-specifi c sound
Front LFront R 
Reference point
Rear L Rear R
Subwoofer 50 cm120 cm
130 cm
140 cm 70 cm
 Frequency (Hz)Settings60 160 400 1 kHz3 kHz6 kHz12 kHz
Flat ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0
EQ1 +3 +1 ±0 –1 +1 +2 +3
EQ2 +2 +1 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2
EQ3 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3
EQ4 +3 +3 +1 –2 –1 +2 +4
EQ5 +4 +3 ±0 +4 +2 +3 +4
SpeakerMeasure this distance Reference point
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							ItemsSettings
 CONTRAST
[+]:   Makes clearly defi ned contrast 
between black and white
[–]:   Reduces the contrast between black 
and white  Adjust contrast.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 6Select [OK].
 BRIGHTNESS[+]:  Brighter
[–]:  Darker  Adjust brightness.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 11Select [OK].
 TONE*[RED]:    Emphasizes  red
[GREEN]:  Emphasizes green  Adjust color.
   Adjustment range:    1 (Red) – 6 – 11 (Green)
 default: 6Select [OK].
 COLOR*[+]:   Intensifi es color
[–]:  Fades color   Adjust color saturation.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 6Select [OK].
 DAY  MODE
The night mode screen can be switched to day mode screen.
Note:
   [DAY MODE] is displayed on the night mode screen.
 default: Off
   When [DAY MODE] is selected during night mode display, it switches to day mode. Select it 
again to return to night mode.
Note:
   The day mode switched to using [DAY MODE] is not the same brightness as normal day 
mode.Select [OK].
*   The image quality of the DVD/AV/Rear view camera can be adjusted. 
Color/Tone cannot be adjusted on the map screen.
ItemsSettings
Screen display can be switched.   Compressing or extending the screen for business use or public 
performance risks infringing copyrights protected under copyright 
laws.
   Extending a non-wide screen (4:3) image to fi ll a wide screen hides 
part of the edge of the image, or distorts the image. View video in 
normal mode, which respects the intentions of the producer.
 default: [Wide]
   [Normal]   ...........  4:3  (w  h) screen. Left and right sides are black.
        
   [Wide]    ..............  16:9  (w  h) screen.
        
    Switch  aspect  setting
1Select [ ASPECT] when 
the DVD/AV operation 
screen is displayed.
(Example: DVD)
2Make settings. ( right table)
 Screen  adjustment
  Adjust image quality
1Select [Display] from 
the Setup menu.
Or, when the screen is 
on DVD/AV/Rear view 
camera, touch part of 
the screen to display the 
touch keys, then select 
[DISPLAY].
(Example: DVD)
2Make settings.( right table)
Note:   Image quality adjustment settings 
are stored for day mode and night 
mode.
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							ItemsSettings
 CONTRAST
[+]:   Makes clearly defi ned contrast 
between black and white
[–]:   Reduces the contrast between black 
and white  Adjust contrast.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 6Select [OK].
 BRIGHTNESS[+]:  Brighter
[–]:  Darker  Adjust brightness.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 11Select [OK].
 TONE*[RED]:    Emphasizes  red
[GREEN]:  Emphasizes green  Adjust color.
   Adjustment range:    1 (Red) – 6 – 11 (Green)
 default: 6Select [OK].
 COLOR*[+]:   Intensifi es color
[–]:  Fades color   Adjust color saturation.
   Adjustment range:    1 – 6 – 11
 default: 6Select [OK].
 DAY  MODE
The night mode screen can be switched to day mode screen.
Note:
   [DAY MODE] is displayed on the night mode screen.
 default: Off
   When [DAY MODE] is selected during night mode display, it switches to day mode. Select it 
again to return to night mode.
Note:
   The day mode switched to using [DAY MODE] is not the same brightness as normal day 
mode.Select [OK].
*   The image quality of the DVD/AV/Rear view camera can be adjusted. 
Color/Tone cannot be adjusted on the map screen.
ItemsSettings
Screen display can be switched.   Compressing or extending the screen for business use or public 
performance risks infringing copyrights protected under copyright 
laws.
   Extending a non-wide screen (4:3) image to fi ll a wide screen hides 
part of the edge of the image, or distorts the image. View video in 
normal mode, which respects the intentions of the producer.
 default: [Wide]
   [Normal]   ...........  4:3  (w  h) screen. Left and right sides are black.
        
   [Wide]    ..............  16:9  (w  h) screen.
        
    Switch  aspect  setting
1Select [ ASPECT] when 
the DVD/AV operation 
screen is displayed.
(Example: DVD)
2Make settings. ( right table)
 Screen  adjustment
  Adjust image quality
1Select [Display] from 
the Setup menu.
Or, when the screen is 
on DVD/AV/Rear view 
camera, touch part of 
the screen to display the 
touch keys, then select 
[DISPLAY].
(Example: DVD)
2Make settings.( right table)
Note:   Image quality adjustment settings 
are stored for day mode and night 
mode.
Change audio and video settings (continued)
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							ItemsSettings
[ Audio  Language]
Sets the audio language.
 default: English
  [English]    [French]    [Spanish]     [German]  [Italian]     [Dutch]     [Japanese]    [Others]
Select [Others].[ Subtitle  Language]
Sets the subtitle language.
 default: English
[ DVD  Language]
Sets the menu language displayed.
 default: English   To set a language other 
than those listed, select 
[Others] and enter the 
language code.  Select [] to delete one character.
Note:
   Refer to the “Language code list” on page 96 for language codes.   If the priority audio language is already registered for the disc, the audio language registered on the disc is used to 
play back. If the disc does not contain the set audio language, that language cannot be played.
 [Angle  Mark]
Sets whether to display or not display the angle mark.
 default: On
   On ......... Displays the multi angle mark.   Off ......... Does not display the multi angle mark.
[ DVD software mode]
Set the image size for use when playing video from a wide DVD.
  default: 16:9 Wide
Note:
   Set the software setting according to the symbol used on jacket. 
(
 page 7)    DVD software mode is ignored if Pan & Scan or Letterbox is already 
set in the software.
   Screen aspect of the display unit is changed according to the aspect 
setting (
 page 92) and DVD software’s aspect.The setting changes as shown below, every time “DVD software mode” is selected.
   16:9 Wide .............. plays a video in wide screen (16:9).   4:3 Letterbox ......... plays wide-screen video in Letterbox mode (in which black bands appear at the top and bottom 
of the screen).
   4:3 Pan & Scan ..... plays wide-screen video in Pan & Scan mode (in which the left and right edges of the screen 
are cut off).
 [Parental Control Level]
Restricts the DVD video that can be played.
 default: 8Enter a 4-digit code number and select [Enter].
  Select [] to delete one character.
Note:
   At the time of purchase, no code number has been 
set. The 4-digit number entered when making the 
initial settings becomes the code number.
   If no code number has been entered, the code 
number is displayed at the top as “----”.
   Once a code number is entered, the code number 
will be required the next time the item is used, and 
thereafter. Do not forget the code number. If you 
forget your code number, touch [
] 10 times to 
initialize the setting (returning to the state with no 
code number setting).Select the parental lock level, from [1] to [8].
   Parental lock levels are in three main types.
Level 1:       Only DVD for children can be played 
(playback of general and adult-oriented 
DVD video is prohibited).
Levels 2 to 7:   Only DVD for children and general audiences 
can be played (play of adult-oriented DVD 
video is prohibited).
Level 8:       All DVD can be played.
Note:
   If the parental lock applies to a DVD that is played, the 
code number input screen is displayed. Playback starts 
after the correct code number is input and [Enter] is 
selected.
 DVD Setup menu
1Select [SETUP] on Short 
menu 3.
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings. ( right table)
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
Change audio and video settings (continued)
16:9 Wide 4:3 Letterbox4:3 Pan & Scan
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							ItemsSettings
[ Audio  Language]
Sets the audio language.
 default: English
  [English]    [French]    [Spanish]     [German]  [Italian]     [Dutch]     [Japanese]    [Others]
Select [Others].[ Subtitle  Language]
Sets the subtitle language.
 default: English
[ DVD  Language]
Sets the menu language displayed.
 default: English   To set a language other 
than those listed, select 
[Others] and enter the 
language code.  Select [] to delete one character.
Note:
   Refer to the “Language code list” on page 96 for language codes.   If the priority audio language is already registered for the disc, the audio language registered on the disc is used to 
play back. If the disc does not contain the set audio language, that language cannot be played.
 [Angle  Mark]
Sets whether to display or not display the angle mark.
 default: On
   On ......... Displays the multi angle mark.   Off ......... Does not display the multi angle mark.
[ DVD software mode]
Set the image size for use when playing video from a wide DVD.
  default: 16:9 Wide
Note:
   Set the software setting according to the symbol used on jacket. 
(
 page 7)    DVD software mode is ignored if Pan & Scan or Letterbox is already 
set in the software.
   Screen aspect of the display unit is changed according to the aspect 
setting (
 page 92) and DVD software’s aspect.The setting changes as shown below, every time “DVD software mode” is selected.
   16:9 Wide .............. plays a video in wide screen (16:9).   4:3 Letterbox ......... plays wide-screen video in Letterbox mode (in which black bands appear at the top and bottom 
of the screen).
   4:3 Pan & Scan ..... plays wide-screen video in Pan & Scan mode (in which the left and right edges of the screen 
are cut off).
 [Parental Control Level]
Restricts the DVD video that can be played.
 default: 8Enter a 4-digit code number and select [Enter].
  Select [] to delete one character.
Note:
   At the time of purchase, no code number has been 
set. The 4-digit number entered when making the 
initial settings becomes the code number.
   If no code number has been entered, the code 
number is displayed at the top as “----”.
   Once a code number is entered, the code number 
will be required the next time the item is used, and 
thereafter. Do not forget the code number. If you 
forget your code number, touch [
] 10 times to 
initialize the setting (returning to the state with no 
code number setting).Select the parental lock level, from [1] to [8].
   Parental lock levels are in three main types.
Level 1:       Only DVD for children can be played 
(playback of general and adult-oriented 
DVD video is prohibited).
Levels 2 to 7:   Only DVD for children and general audiences 
can be played (play of adult-oriented DVD 
video is prohibited).
Level 8:       All DVD can be played.
Note:
   If the parental lock applies to a DVD that is played, the 
code number input screen is displayed. Playback starts 
after the correct code number is input and [Enter] is 
selected.
 DVD Setup menu
1Select [SETUP] on Short 
menu 3.
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings. ( right table)
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
Change audio and video settings (continued)
16:9 Wide 4:3 Letterbox4:3 Pan & Scan
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							The text entry method explained here is used to enter or 
change names for address search, city names, Contacts, 
areas to avoid and other text.
1Enter the text.
   Lower case text cannot be entered on the Input 
street name and Input city name screens.
2Once text entry is complete, select 
[OK] or [List]*.
*   [List] is displayed on the Input street name and 
Input city name screens.
Note:
   The number of characters that can be input varies 
between entry items. Refer to the descriptions of each 
item.
   The keyboard layout can be changed. ( page 84)
  Enter alphabetic characters
Select [A-Z].
  Select [] to enter lower case characters.  Select [] to enter upper case characters.  When [] is selected, [] is displayed.
  Enter accented characters
Select [À-].
  Select [] to enter lower case characters.  Select [] to enter upper case characters.
  Enter numerals and symbols
Select [0-9].
   Select [1/2] to display the next page.
   Select [2/2] to display the previous page.
  Enter spaces/Delete characters
   Select [Space] to enter a space.  Select [] to delete one character.
  Language code list
For “Others” (page 95)
Input the 4-digit language code, pressing the buttons [0] to [9]. Select [Enter] to fi nalize.
Note:
  Setting is fi nished and the display returns to the main menu.  For retrying selection during number entry, select [Clear].
Code Language Name
0101 Afar
0102 Abkhazian
0106 Afrikaans
0113 Amharic
0118 Arabic
0119 Assamese
0125 Aymara
0126 Azerbaijan
0201 Bashkir
0205 Belorussian
0207 Bulgarian
0208 Bihari
0209 Bislama
0214 Bengali,Bangla
0215 Tibetan
0218 Breton
0301 Catalan
0315 Corsican
0319 Czech
0325 Welsh
0401 Danish
0405 German
0426 Bhutani
0512 Greek
0514 English
0515 Esperanto
0519 Spanish
0520 Estonian
0521 Basque
0601 Persian
0609 Finnish
0610 Fiji
0615 Faroese
0618 French
0625 Frisian
0701 Irish
0704 Scottish Gaelic
0712 Galician
0714 Guarani
0721 Gujarati
0801 Hausa
0809 Hindi
0818 Croatian
0821 Hungarian
0825 Armenian
0901 Interlingua
Code Language Name
0905 Interlingue
0911 Inupiag
0914 Indonesian
0919 IceLandic
0920 Italian
0923 Hebrew
1001 Japanese
1009 Yiddish
1023 Javanese
1101 Georgian
1111 Kazakh
1112 Greenlandic
1113 Cambodian
1114 Kannada
1115 Korean
1119 Kashmiri
1121 Kurdish
1125 Kirghiz
1201 Latin
1214 Lingala
1215 Laotian
1220 Lithuanian
1222 Latvian
1307 Malagasy
1309 Maori
1311 Macedonian
1312 Malayalam
1314 Mongolian
1315 Moldavian
1318 Marathi
1319 Malay
1320 Maltese
1325 Burmese
1401 Nauru
1405 Nepali
1412 Dutch
1415 Norwegian
1503 Occitan
1513 Afan
1518 Oriya
1601 Punjabi
1612 Polish
1619 Pashto,Pushto
1620 Portuguese
1721 Quechua
1813 Rhaeto
Code Language Name
1814 Kirundi
1815 Rumanian
1821 Russian
1823 Kin
1901 Sanskrit
1904 Sind
1907 Sango
1908 Serbo-Croat
1909 Shin
1911 Slovak
1912 Slovenian
1913 Samoan
1914 Shona
1915 Somali
1917 Albanian
1918 Serbian
1919 Siswati
1920 Sesotho
1921 Sudanese
1922 Swedish
1923 Swahili
2001 Tamil
2005 Telugu
2007 Tajik
2008 Thai
2009 Tigrinya
2011 Turkmen
2012 Tagalog
2014 Setswana
2015 Tongan
2018 Turkish
2019 Tsonga
2020 Tatar
2023 Twi
2111 Ukrainian
2118 Urdu
2126 Uzbek
2209 Vietnamese
2215 Volapũ
k
2315 Wolof
2408 Xhosa
2515 Yoruba
2608 Chinese
2621 Zulu
How to  enter text
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							The text entry method explained here is used to enter or 
change names for address search, city names, Contacts, 
areas to avoid and other text.
1Enter the text.
   Lower case text cannot be entered on the Input 
street name and Input city name screens.
2Once text entry is complete, select 
[OK] or [List]*.
*   [List] is displayed on the Input street name and 
Input city name screens.
Note:
   The number of characters that can be input varies 
between entry items. Refer to the descriptions of each 
item.
   The keyboard layout can be changed. ( page 84)
  Enter alphabetic characters
Select [A-Z].
  Select [] to enter lower case characters.  Select [] to enter upper case characters.  When [] is selected, [] is displayed.
  Enter accented characters
Select [À-].
  Select [] to enter lower case characters.  Select [] to enter upper case characters.
  Enter numerals and symbols
Select [0-9].
   Select [1/2] to display the next page.
   Select [2/2] to display the previous page.
  Enter spaces/Delete characters
   Select [Space] to enter a space.  Select [] to delete one character.
  Language code list
For “Others” (page 95)
Input the 4-digit language code, pressing the buttons [0] to [9]. Select [Enter] to fi nalize.
Note:
  Setting is fi nished and the display returns to the main menu.  For retrying selection during number entry, select [Clear].
Code Language Name
0101 Afar
0102 Abkhazian
0106 Afrikaans
0113 Amharic
0118 Arabic
0119 Assamese
0125 Aymara
0126 Azerbaijan
0201 Bashkir
0205 Belorussian
0207 Bulgarian
0208 Bihari
0209 Bislama
0214 Bengali,Bangla
0215 Tibetan
0218 Breton
0301 Catalan
0315 Corsican
0319 Czech
0325 Welsh
0401 Danish
0405 German
0426 Bhutani
0512 Greek
0514 English
0515 Esperanto
0519 Spanish
0520 Estonian
0521 Basque
0601 Persian
0609 Finnish
0610 Fiji
0615 Faroese
0618 French
0625 Frisian
0701 Irish
0704 Scottish Gaelic
0712 Galician
0714 Guarani
0721 Gujarati
0801 Hausa
0809 Hindi
0818 Croatian
0821 Hungarian
0825 Armenian
0901 Interlingua
Code Language Name
0905 Interlingue
0911 Inupiag
0914 Indonesian
0919 IceLandic
0920 Italian
0923 Hebrew
1001 Japanese
1009 Yiddish
1023 Javanese
1101 Georgian
1111 Kazakh
1112 Greenlandic
1113 Cambodian
1114 Kannada
1115 Korean
1119 Kashmiri
1121 Kurdish
1125 Kirghiz
1201 Latin
1214 Lingala
1215 Laotian
1220 Lithuanian
1222 Latvian
1307 Malagasy
1309 Maori
1311 Macedonian
1312 Malayalam
1314 Mongolian
1315 Moldavian
1318 Marathi
1319 Malay
1320 Maltese
1325 Burmese
1401 Nauru
1405 Nepali
1412 Dutch
1415 Norwegian
1503 Occitan
1513 Afan
1518 Oriya
1601 Punjabi
1612 Polish
1619 Pashto,Pushto
1620 Portuguese
1721 Quechua
1813 Rhaeto
Code Language Name
1814 Kirundi
1815 Rumanian
1821 Russian
1823 Kin
1901 Sanskrit
1904 Sind
1907 Sango
1908 Serbo-Croat
1909 Shin
1911 Slovak
1912 Slovenian
1913 Samoan
1914 Shona
1915 Somali
1917 Albanian
1918 Serbian
1919 Siswati
1920 Sesotho
1921 Sudanese
1922 Swedish
1923 Swahili
2001 Tamil
2005 Telugu
2007 Tajik
2008 Thai
2009 Tigrinya
2011 Turkmen
2012 Tagalog
2014 Setswana
2015 Tongan
2018 Turkish
2019 Tsonga
2020 Tatar
2023 Twi
2111 Ukrainian
2118 Urdu
2126 Uzbek
2209 Vietnamese
2215 Volapũ
k
2315 Wolof
2408 Xhosa
2515 Yoruba
2608 Chinese
2621 Zulu
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							If you suspect something wrong
Check and take steps as described below.
If the described suggestions do not solve the problem, 
it is recommended to take the unit to your nearest 
authorized Panasonic Servicenter. The product should 
be serviced only by qualifi ed personnel. Please refer 
checking and repair to professionals. 
Panasonic shall not be liable for any accidents arising 
out of neglect of checking the unit or your own repair 
after your checking. 
Never take measures except those indicated by 
italic letters in “Possible solution” described below 
because those are too dangerous for users to handle 
themselves. 
 Warning 
   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.
   Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to 
repair the product yourself. If the product needs to 
be repaired, consult your dealer or an authorized 
Panasonic Servicenter.
Common
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
No power to the unit
   The power cord (battery, power and ground) is connected the wrong way.
 
  Check the wiring.   Fuse blows out.
 
  Eliminate the cause of fuse blowout and replace the fuse with new one. 
  Consult your dealer.
   The vehicle engine is not running.
 
  Start the engine. (ACC ON is also usable.)
Sound is not 
generated. 
   The wiring of speaker lines is not correct, or a break or poor contact exists.
 
  Check the wiring in accordance with the wiring diagram. (Installation 
Instructions)
   Turn the volume up.
Noise 
   There is an electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone near the unit 
or its electrical lines. 
 
  Keep the electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone away 
from the unit and the wiring of the unit. In case the noise cannot be 
eliminated due to the wiring harness of the car, consult your dealer.
   The contact of the ground lead is poor. 
 
  Make sure that the ground lead is connected to an unpainted part of the 
chassis securely. 
Noise is made in 
step with engine 
revolutions.    Alternator noise comes from the car. 
 
  Change the wiring position of the ground lead. 
 
  Mount a noise fi lter. 
Some operations are 
not executable.    Some operations are not executable in particular modes such as menu mode. 
 
  Read the Operating Instructions carefully and cancel the mode. If the unit is 
still out of order, consult your dealer. 
No sound from 
speaker(s)   There is a break, a short circuit, poor contact or wrong wiring regarding the 
speaker wiring.
 
  Check the speaker.
The power of the unit 
fails unintentionally.    The safety device works. 
 
  Consult your dealer, or your nearest Panasonic Servicenter. 
Troubleshooting
Common
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
Nothing is displayed 
on the monitor.
Navigation images are 
not displayed.
   The screen is switched off.
 
 Press , , or .   The power cord is not connected properly.
 
 Check the connection.   The fuse in the power cord or power connector has blown.
 
 Consult your dealer.
The navigation unit is 
hot.   It has been running for a long period.
 
 If the navigation is functioning normally, this is not a problem.
The vertical angle 
of the monitor is not 
adjustable.  Check whether it is pressing against some obstruction, or if a cable is trapped 
somewhere.
Sound does not 
come from one of the 
left/right/front/rear 
speakers.
  Check the volume balance of the Balance and Fader controls.
The sound quality 
is poor. (The sound 
skips.)  If the sound is from DVD/CD, clean dust off the disc.   The mounting of the unit needs adjusting.
 
  Adjust the angle to within 30° and mount it securely so that it does not 
vibrate.
There is sound, but no 
video.
   The parking brake cable is disconnected.
 
 Check the wiring.   The parking brake is not engaged.
 
 Engage the parking brake.
Volume is too loud 
at startup (while the 
opening screen is 
displayed).
   Startup sound is output at the navigation volume.
 
 Adjust navigation volume.
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							If you suspect something wrong
Check and take steps as described below.
If the described suggestions do not solve the problem, 
it is recommended to take the unit to your nearest 
authorized Panasonic Servicenter. The product should 
be serviced only by qualifi ed personnel. Please refer 
checking and repair to professionals. 
Panasonic shall not be liable for any accidents arising 
out of neglect of checking the unit or your own repair 
after your checking. 
Never take measures except those indicated by 
italic letters in “Possible solution” described below 
because those are too dangerous for users to handle 
themselves. 
 Warning 
   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.
   Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to 
repair the product yourself. If the product needs to 
be repaired, consult your dealer or an authorized 
Panasonic Servicenter.
Common
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
No power to the unit
   The power cord (battery, power and ground) is connected the wrong way.
 
  Check the wiring.   Fuse blows out.
 
  Eliminate the cause of fuse blowout and replace the fuse with new one. 
  Consult your dealer.
   The vehicle engine is not running.
 
  Start the engine. (ACC ON is also usable.)
Sound is not 
generated. 
   The wiring of speaker lines is not correct, or a break or poor contact exists.
 
  Check the wiring in accordance with the wiring diagram. (Installation 
Instructions)
   Turn the volume up.
Noise 
   There is an electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone near the unit 
or its electrical lines. 
 
  Keep the electromagnetic-wave generator such as a cellular phone away 
from the unit and the wiring of the unit. In case the noise cannot be 
eliminated due to the wiring harness of the car, consult your dealer.
   The contact of the ground lead is poor. 
 
  Make sure that the ground lead is connected to an unpainted part of the 
chassis securely. 
Noise is made in 
step with engine 
revolutions.    Alternator noise comes from the car. 
 
  Change the wiring position of the ground lead. 
 
  Mount a noise fi lter. 
Some operations are 
not executable.    Some operations are not executable in particular modes such as menu mode. 
 
  Read the Operating Instructions carefully and cancel the mode. If the unit is 
still out of order, consult your dealer. 
No sound from 
speaker(s)   There is a break, a short circuit, poor contact or wrong wiring regarding the 
speaker wiring.
 
  Check the speaker.
The power of the unit 
fails unintentionally.    The safety device works. 
 
  Consult your dealer, or your nearest Panasonic Servicenter. 
Troubleshooting
Common
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
Nothing is displayed 
on the monitor.
Navigation images are 
not displayed.
   The screen is switched off.
 
 Press , , or .   The power cord is not connected properly.
 
 Check the connection.   The fuse in the power cord or power connector has blown.
 
 Consult your dealer.
The navigation unit is 
hot.   It has been running for a long period.
 
 If the navigation is functioning normally, this is not a problem.
The vertical angle 
of the monitor is not 
adjustable.  Check whether it is pressing against some obstruction, or if a cable is trapped 
somewhere.
Sound does not 
come from one of the 
left/right/front/rear 
speakers.
  Check the volume balance of the Balance and Fader controls.
The sound quality 
is poor. (The sound 
skips.)  If the sound is from DVD/CD, clean dust off the disc.   The mounting of the unit needs adjusting.
 
  Adjust the angle to within 30° and mount it securely so that it does not 
vibrate.
There is sound, but no 
video.
   The parking brake cable is disconnected.
 
 Check the wiring.   The parking brake is not engaged.
 
 Engage the parking brake.
Volume is too loud 
at startup (while the 
opening screen is 
displayed).
   Startup sound is output at the navigation volume.
 
 Adjust navigation volume.
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ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
The vehicle position is 
not displayed.
   The display is on Map mode screen.
 
 Press .
The vehicle position 
is not displayed 
correctly.
The GPS mark is not 
displayed.
   The vehicle position changed while ACC was off. Movement of the vehicle by ferry 
or car train, rotation by parking lot turntable, towing, etc.
 
 Drive for a while on a road with good reception.   Error in the signal from the GPS satellite is excessive.
 
 Drive for a while on a road with good reception.   The GPS signal cannot be received due to obstructions.
 
 GPS signals will be received when the obstruction is no longer in the way.   The GPS antenna is mounted in a bad position.
 
 Mount antenna in a position where it can receive GPS signals easily.   Distance correction is not complete.
 
 Check distance correction precision (Accuracy Level).   The GPS antenna cable is incompletely connected, or the vehicle speed signal 
cable, relay cable, etc., are not connected correctly.
 
 Check the wiring.
Registered points or 
detour memory are not 
registered.
Settings do not 
change.
A searched route was 
deleted.
   The power was turned off immediately after a Contact or area to avoid was 
registered or a setting was changed.
 
 Register those again.   Power was turned off immediately after searching for a route.
 
 Search for the route again.
The desired road is not 
included in the route.   A road away from the start location and destination was specifi ed.
 
 Add a destination close to the specifi ed road.
There is no voice 
guidance.
   The volume is set to “0” under Guide Speaker setting.
 
 Adjust the volume under Guide Speaker.   The vehicle has deviated from the route.
 
 Check the route guidance display on the current position screen.
 
 Move back to the route.
 
 Search again for a route.   The vehicle is moving backwards along the route.
 
 Check the direction to the next destination.
 
 Search again for a route.   The audio cable is not connected correctly.
 
 Check the wiring.
Audio output is 
audible, but navigation 
voice guidance is not.   The volume is set to “0” under Guide Speaker setting.
 
 Adjust the volume under Guide Speaker.
The route uses toll 
roads even when 
ordinary road search 
is prioritized.   Even when ordinary road search is prioritized, the route may employ toll roads due 
to the current position and the destination.
 
  This is not a malfunction. When making a route on ordinary roads, add a 
destination on the road you want to use.
Radio
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
Poor reception or 
noise
   Antenna installation or wiring of antenna cable is faulty.
 
  Check whether the antenna mounting position and its wiring are correct. In 
addition, check to see whether the antenna ground is securely connected to 
the chassis.
   No power is supplied to the antenna amplifi er (when using a fi lm antenna, etc.).
 
  Check the wiring of the antenna power lead.    The radio signal from the station is weak.
 
  Change to a different station.  Check that the radio antenna is fully extended.   Check the auto antenna control cable connection.
The number of auto 
preset stations is less 
than 6.   The number of receivable stations is less than 6.
 
  Move to an area where receivable stations number is maximum, and try 
presetting. 
Preset stations cannot 
be stored.   The contact of the battery lead is poor, or the battery lead is not always powered.
 
  Make sure that the battery lead is connected securely, and preset stations 
again.
The vehicle’s radio 
antenna extends and 
retracts when the 
engine starts.   Starting the engine may cause the vehicle radio antenna to extend and retract, 
depending on the timing.
 
  This is not a malfunction.
Car navigation
ProblemPossible cause  Possible solution
A route is created on 
roads other than the 
specifi ed road.
   A route is created if it is not possible to reach the destination without taking a road 
other than the one specifi ed.
   Depending on the current position and destination, a route may be created on 
roads other than those intended for use.
 
  This is not a malfunction. To set a route on the specifi ed roads, add a 
destination on the road you wish to use.
Route cannot be 
searched.
   Distance to the destination is too far or a road to the destination cannot be found.
 
  Change the destination and conduct a route search again.
 
  Conduct a route search by setting the destination midway to the fi nal 
destination.
 
  There is a case that route search cannot be conducted depending on the 
destination. Drive the car referring to the map.
Unable to scroll map 
while driving. Please 
use after stopping.   As a safety feature, map scrolling is disabled while the vehicle is in motion.
 
  Stop in a safe place and engage the parking brake before scrolling.
Troubleshooting (continued)
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