Panasonic Lcd Monitor Cy Vh9300u Operating Instructions

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ADVERTENCIA:≥ Solicite la instalación y el cableado del producto por parte de un profesional cuali cado.
  Se requiere experiencia y preparación profesionales para cablear e instalar el producto. Una instalación 
inadecuada podría ocasionar fallos en el equipo de seguridad, lo que traería como consecuencia accidentes y 
lesiones.
  Por seguridad, solicite siempre la instalación y el cableado del producto a la tienda donde lo compró.Para obtener detalles sobre la instalación, consulte las instrucciones de instalación que 
vienen por separado. Diagrama de instalación segura≥ Esta unidad se abre y se cierra conforme a las dimensiones máximas especi cadas a continuación. 
Aproximadamente 150 mm {5
15/16q}*
Aproximadamente 
300 mm {11
13/16q} Máximo 
120
Aproximadamente 
300 mm {11
13/16q}
Guía de instalación
CaracterísticasMonitor de techo plegable de 9z En respuesta a la demanda creciente de sistemas de 
entretenimiento para los ocupantes de los asientos 
traseros, hemos desarrollado el monitor de techo 
plegable. Se trata de un modelo de pantalla ancha de 9q.Reproductor de SD integrado 
(página 138)Este reproductor puede reproducir datos grabados en 
tarjetas de memoria SD (designadas de aquí en adelante 
como “tarjetas SD”) como imágenes  jas, imágenes en 
movimiento, música o voz, por ejemplo.Transmisor infrarrojo integrado para 
auriculares inalámbricos (página 132)Un transmisor infrarrojo integrado en el monitor 
de techo emite la señal de sonido a los usuarios 
que llevan puestos los auriculares inalámbricos 
(2 equipos suministrados), permitiendo a los pasajeros 
de delante y de atrás escuchar programas distintos. 
Con los auriculares inalámbricos (a partir de aquí 
designados con el nombre de “auriculares infrarrojos 
inalámbricos”), los usuarios disfrutan de libertad de 
movimientos en sus asientos y pueden bailar siguiendo 
el ritmo de la música sin enredarse con ningún cable.Posición de juegos (página 136)La unidad del mando a distancia presenta un botón 
GAME para permitir el disfrute de los juegos con la 
mejor calidad de imagen al jugador conectado a la 
unidad. Al presionar el botón, el brillo y el contraste 
cambian automáticamente a las con guraciones 
dedicadas al juego.
2 conjuntos de terminales de entrada 
VTR y un conjunto cada uno de 
terminales de salida VTR y de salida de 
vídeoCon estos terminales en esta unidad, se puede disfrutar 
de muchas clases diferentes de imágenes, incluyendo 
las de juegos, videocámaras y otras unidades de vídeo. 
Es más, las imágenes en la pantalla de la unidad se 
pueden transmitir por el monitor del asiento delantero.Posición del monitor y funciones de 
ajuste del ángulo (página 130)La pantalla puede ajustarse hasta 120 en dirección a 
los espectadores o hasta 30 en dirección contraria a 
su izquierda o derecha, para posicionarla exactamente 
donde ellos quieran.Luz azul re ejada en el techo 
(página 126)La luz azul re ejada en el techo sirve de iluminación 
indirecta para alumbrar la unidad.
*  Instale el producto de tal manera que se mantengan 
las distancias mostradas aun cuando la unidad de 
pantalla se gire 30 hacia el reposacabezas del asiento 
delantero (página 130).
Ángulo de instalación:  Menos de 20 
						

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TILT
OPEN
CQ-VD7700UOPEN / CLOSE
IN-DASH 7 WIDESCREEN COLOR LCD MONITOR TV / DVD / SD RECEIVER
Sistema recomendado Sistema que emite el sonido de los altavoces por la unidad de audio del asiento delantero del vehículo
Sistema avanzado Sistema de salida Dolby Digital/dts 5,1chSistema simple Sistema independiente del asiento trasero que utiliza los auriculares infrarrojos inalámbricos accesorios
Actualización del sistema
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Altavoz frontal (opcional)
Altavoz frontal (opcional) CQ-C9800U 
Reproductor/receptor de CD 
(opcional)Altavoz posterior (opcional)
Altavoz posterior (opcional)CX-D3000U 
Reproductor DVD 
(opcional)CY-VH9300U
Altavoz frontal (opcional)Altavoz posterior (opcional)
Otro dispositivo externo (por ej., 
máquina de videojuegos opcional)
Altavoz de subgraves (opcional)
Altavoz frontal (opcional)
Altavoz posterior (opcional) CQ-VD7700U 
Monitor LCD integrado en el tablero 
de instrumentos con receptor de 
TV/DVD/SD (opcional)
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Auriculares infrarrojos 
inalámbricos 
(suministrados) EAB-CE2 
Altavoz central 
(opcional)
Conexión de esta unidad a un reproductor DVD (CX-D3000U, opcional) para su uso≥ Conecte el cable de salida del mando a distancia de la unidad al conector REMOTE-IN del reproductor DVD 
(CX-D3000U, opcional) mediante un cable RCA (opcional). (Consulte la página 77 de las instrucciones de instalación.)
Cuando se ha establecido la conexión al monitor LCD integrado en el tablero de 
instrumentos con receptor de TV/DVD/SD (CQ-VD7700U, opcional)≥ El cable de salida del mando a distancia de esta unidad y el cable de alimentación del monitor LCD integrado en el 
tablero de instrumentos con receptor de TV/DVD/SD (CQ-VD7700U, opcional) no se pueden conectar. Otro dispositivo externo (por 
ej., máquina de videojuegos 
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Safety Information ............................................................................. Page 2
Notes on Use .........................................................................................10
Installation Guide ....................................................................................12
Features ...............................................................................................13
System Upgrade ....................................................................................  14
Accessories ..........................................................................................  44
Name of Controls ....................................................................................46
Monitor Position Adjustment.......................................................................50
Remote Control Unit Preparation..................................................................51
IR Wireless Headphones Preparation ...........................................................  52
General ................................................................................................54
VTR (Game etc.) .....................................................................................56
Playing SD Cards ....................................................................................58
Display (SCREEN) Settings .........................................................................68
Other (USER) Settings ..............................................................................70
Aspect Ratio ..........................................................................................72
Replacing the Bulb of the Dome Light ............................................................73
Troubleshooting......................................................................................74
After-sales Service for Products ...................................................................80
Specifi cations ........................................................................................82
Accessories
Contents
Item Diagram Q’ty
Paper Template
(YEFM991521)1
Under Cover
(YEFX9995134)1
Slide Plate (upper)
(YEFG013018A)1
Slide Plate (lower)
(YEFG013017A)1
Base Plate
(YEFG013016A)1
Space Washer (A)
(YEFL02806)6
Space Washer (B)
(YEFL02807)6
Space Washer (C)
(YEFL02808)6
Space Washer (D)
(YEFL02809)6
Screw (YEJS03250)12
Screw (YEJS05100)6
Screw (YEJS05101)6
Nuts (YEJN01122)12
Push Nuts (YEJN03100)6
Spring Washer 
(XWA5BFZ)6
Flat Washer 
(XWE5E10FZ)6
Screw (for resin)
(XTB3+10GFX)6
Cord Clamp
(SHR4C102)2
Magic tape (“Velcro”)
(YFS014C089ZA)
(YFS014C090ZA)1 pair
Wiping Cloth
(YEFX9991793)1 Note:
≥ The number in parenthesis underneath each 
accessory part name is the part number for 
maintenance and service. 
≥ Accessories and their parts numbers are subject 
to modifi cation without prior notice due to 
improvements.
Item Diagram Q’ty
Remote Control Unit
(YEFX9995333)1
IR Wireless Headphones
(YEFX9992629)2
Lithium Battery for 
Remote Control Unit
1
Batteries for IR Wireless 
Headphones
4
Instruction Kit 
≥ Operating Instructions
(YEFM284265)1
≥ Installation Instructions
(YEFM293292)1
≥ Warranty Card, etc.1 set
Power Connector
(Main unit side)
(YAJ024C100ZA)1
Power Connector
(Vehicle side)
(YAJ024C104ZA)1
This indicates an operation 
which can be performed using 
the main unit only.This indicates an operation 
which can be performed using 
the remote control unit only. 
						

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Main Unit
Dome light (page 73)
Display release button [PUSH OPEN] 
(page 50) Remote control sensor
Dimmer sensor
Adjusts the screen brightness automatically. 
(When “AUTO” is set for the dimmer setting, 
the screen brightness is automatically 
adjusted to suit the surrounding brightness.) 
(page 68)Infrared transmitter 
Used to transmit audio to IR wireless 
headphones (page 52).
Dome light switch
DOOR:   Dome light is on when door is opened.
OFF:  Dome light is off.
ON:  Dome light is on.SD memory card slotAudio/Video input terminal 2 
[VTR (2)-IN] (VTR2)
Used to connect a game player 
or other device. Main power switch
[MAIN POWER]
Turn the power off when the main unit is not 
going to be used for a prolonged period.
Main Unit (rear)
Blue ceiling refl ected illumination 
≥ Blue ceiling refl ected illumination can be set to 
OFF (page 70).
Concerning volume level adjustmentsThe main unit does not have a function for 
adjusting the volume level. To adjust the volume 
level, use the control provided on the accessory 
IR wireless headphones or external device 
connected.
ON
OFF
4647
[SRC] (Source) (POWER)
≥ Switches the power to on/off (page 54).
≥ Changes the source (page 55). 
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Remote Control UnitName of Controls 
(continued)
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SOURCE (POWER)
≥ Switches the power to on/off (page 54).
≥ Changes the source (page 55, 56, 61, 69, 71).  ≥ Aim the remote control at the remote control 
sensor of the main unit and operate it. 
ASPECT
≥ Selects the aspect ratio (page 72). 
MENU
≥ Shows the menu screen (page 68, 70). GAME
≥ Changes to the game position (page 56).         SD MENU
≥ Displays “SETUP MENU” (page 62`67).  
∫ (STOP) 
≥ Stops playback (page 62, 64, 66, 67). ; (PAUSE) 
≥ Pause (page 62, 64, 66, 67). 
1 (PLAY) 
≥ Playback (page 61, 62, 64, 66, 67). 
: 9 (FILE/SEARCH) 
≥ Goes to beginning (page 62, 64, 66, 67). 
≥ Fast forward/fast reverse (page 62, 64, 67). TOP MENU 
≥ Displays “MODE SELECT” screen 
(page 62).
["] [#] [%] [$]
≥ Selects  an 
operation or item 
(page 61`71). 
Concerning volume level adjustmentsThe main unit does not have a function for 
adjusting the volume level. To adjust the volume 
level, use the control provided on the accessory 
IR wireless headphones or external device 
connected.
ENTER
≥ Determines an operation or item 
(page 61, 68`71). Connecting this unit to a DVD player 
(CX-D3000U, option) for use≥ The remote control unit supplied with the 
CX-D3000U must be used to operate the DVD 
player. To use it to perform operations, point it 
at the remote control signal sensor of this unit. 
(The DVD player cannot be operated using this 
unit’s remote control unit.)
≥ The [:] and [9] (FILE/SEARCH) buttons 
on this unit’s remote control unit are used for 
SD player operation. (They are not used for 
DVD player operation.)
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Remote Control Unit PreparationBattery Installation
Battery Notes≥ Battery type:  Panasonic lithium battery 
(CR2025/1F) (supplied)
≥ Battery life:  Approximately 6 months under 
normal use (at room temperature)Caution:
≥ Improper use of the battery may cause 
overheating, an explosion or ignition, resulting 
in injury or a fi re. Battery leakage may damage 
the product.
≥ Do not expose the remote control unit to direct 
sunlight.
≥ Do not recharge, disassemble, deform or heat 
the battery. 
≥ Do not put the battery in fi re or water.
≥ Immediately replace used up battery.
≥ Obey local ordinances when disposing of the 
battery.
Monitor Position AdjustmentOpen the Display Unit1 Push the display release button [PUSH OPEN] 
until the display is unlocked.
  (Press the button with one hand while holding 
the display with the other.)
2 Open the display unit by both hands until a 
comfortable viewing angle is reached.Close the Display UnitMove the display unit by both hands until the 
display release button is locked. 
Note:
≥ Always use both hands to open or close the 
display unit.
≥ Always check that the display release button is 
locked after closing the display unit.
≥ If the display unit cannot be locked, be sure to 
consult your dealer and remedy the situation.
Display Unit Lateral Angle 
AdjustmentYou can swivel it to the left and right, 30˚ each way. 
Hold the display unit by the non-slip part in the 
upper half of it and adjust its lateral angle.
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Note:
≥ To ensure that the remote control unit is not 
lost or misplaced, use the accessory Magic tape 
(“Velcro”) to secure it at a safe place.
[PUSH OPEN]
≥ Remove all oil, water, surfaces where the magic 
tapes are to be attached. 
Magic tape (“Velcro”) 
(supplied) Maximum 
120x
30x30x
1 2
3
1 Remove the battery holder.
  Pull the holder out at position B while pushing 
position A as indicated.
2 Install the battery on the battery holder.
3 Insert the battery holder back into its original 
position.Back sideLithium battery 
(supplied)
Battery holder
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The Use of RangeThese headphones use infrared rays for operation. 
Use them within the range shown in the fi gure.
POWER
Infrared receiving 
port
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IR Wireless Headphones PreparationBattery Installation (Inserting/Replacing the Batteries)
Battery NotesBattery information:
≥  Battery type:  Manganese R03, AAA, UM-4 dry 
cells (supplied)
≥  Battery life:  Approximately 18 hours of continuous 
operation under normal use (at room 
temperature)Battery lifePOWER indicator
When operation is 
possibleLights up green.
When the battery needs 
to be replacedDims or fails to light.
To check the remaining battery strength:
The POWER indicator on the right hand earpiece (R) 
dims or fails to light when the batteries are weak. 
Noise and interference also increase.
Change the batteries if any of these occur.
POWERPOWERPOWERPOWERPOWER
1 Open the battery holder 
cover. 
  As shown in the fi gure, use 
the tool such as a slot-head 
screwdriver to disengage the 
bottom part of the battery 
holder cover, and then use 
your fi ngers to lift the top part 
free.
2 Insert the battery.
  Insert the battery in the 
correct direction, making sure 
that its positive and negative 
ends match the same symbols 
in the battery holder. 
3 Replace the cover. 
  The cover is fi xed in place 
with a click.
POWER
POWER indicator
(Right side)(Before wearing headphones)
1 Turn the volume on the headphones all the way 
down.
2 Press the POWER button.
 ≥ The POWER indicator lights up.
3  Turn the volume up slowly until you can hear 
the sound comfortably and clearly, and without 
distortion.
(After use)
  Press the POWER button to switch off.
Note:
≥ Refer to “When Listening with IR (Infrared) 
Wireless Headphones” (page 10).
How to Use the IR Wireless Headphones
POWER
POWER button
Volume 
upVolume 
downOperations (Power and Volume)
Note:
≥ One battery is required for the left and another for 
the right side of each headphone.
Caution:
≥ Improper use of the battery may cause 
overheating, an explosion or ignition, resulting 
in injury or a fi re. Battery leakage may damage 
the product.
≥ Do not expose the IR wireless headphones to 
direct sunlight.
≥ Do not mix old and new batteries.
≥ Do not use alkaline dry cells or rechargeable 
type batteries. (There is the danger of liquid 
leakage.)
≥ Do not recharge, disassemble, deform or heat 
the battery. 
≥ Do not put the battery in fi re or water.
≥ Immediately replace used up battery.
≥ Obey local ordinances when disposing of the 
battery.Note:
≥ Depending on the vehicle model and amount of 
charge remaining in headphone batteries, the 
actual range of use may be less than what is given 
in the fi gures above.
≥ If no infrared signals are received from the 
main unit for more than one minute after the 
headphones power has been turned on, the 
headphones power will be automatically turned 
off (auto power function). 1
2
3* Conditions: The batteries must be fully charged 
and in their normal status, room temperature 
must be the normal temperature, and there must 
be no obstructions between the main unit and IR 
wireless headphones. Plane view: 
Vertical view: Approximately 2.5 m 
(Max)*
Approximately 2.5 m 
(Max)*Approximately 5 m 
(Max)*
30x 45x 
45x
Approximately 2.5 m 
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General
Press and hold [SOURCE] (POWER) for 
more than 2 seconds.
ACC
ON
Default: VTR1
Source 
[MAIN POWER]
[SOURCE] 
(POWER)
VolumeWhen listening to sound through the accessory IR 
wireless headphones
Adjust the volume on the IR wireless headphones 
(page 53).
When listening to sound from speakers through an 
external device
Adjust the volume using the control on the external 
device which is connected. For further details, 
refer to the instructions for the external device 
(page 14`15).
PowerPreparation
1 Turn your car’s ignition key to 
the ACC or ON position.
2 Switch [MAIN POWER] to ON 
(page 47). 
Press [SOURCE] (POWER).Perform the following adjustments to suit your 
personal preference.
• Monitor position adjustment (page 50)
• Dimmer (page 68)
• Contrast (page 68)
• Brightness (page 68)
• Color depth (page 68)
• Tint (page 68)
VTR 1 (page 56)
VTR 2 (page 56)
SD (page 60)
[SRC] (Source) (POWER)
Press [SRC] (source) (POWER).
ON:OFF:
Press and hold [SRC] (Source) (POWER) 
for more than 2 seconds.Press [SOURCE] (POWER).
Press [SRC] (Source) (POWER).
Note: 
≥ Turn the MAIN POWER switch off when 
the unit is not going to be used for a 
prolonged period. 
						

							Game position
VTR (Game etc.)
DVD Player/
VCR/
Camcorder
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VTR1/VTR2 ModeYou can view the images and listen to the sounds 
from the connected external devices in the VTR1 
mode and VTR2 mode respectively.Example
(Refer to the installation instructions for 
each external device connection on Electrical 
Connections.)
VTR1
VTR2VCR
Camcorder
External Devices Connectable to VTR1/VTR2Video Game
Select the same mode (VTR1 or VTR2) as the terminal that is 
connected to a DVD player, VCR or Camcorder [VTR(1)-IN or 
VTR(2)-IN].
Select the same mode (VTR1 or VTR2) as the terminal that is 
connected to a video game [VTR(1)-IN or VTR(2)-IN].
Video game
OR
5657
Example
Note:
≥ Depending on the features of the game software, 
the screen may not be adjusted optimally for the 
viewer even when this function is set to ON. In 
this case, adjust the screen manually (page 68).
Main unit (rear)
Video game (option)
Example where a video game is connected to VTR2 
VTR2 (GAME)
FULL
RCA cord (option) R (red)
L (white) Video 
(Yellow)
[VTR(2)-IN] (VTR2)
Caution:
≥ Stop play immediately if you start to feel 
unwell in playing video games etc. on the unit’s 
screen. For health reasons, avoid playing video 
games etc. for prolonged periods of time. After 
use, be absolutely sure to disconnect it from 
the product.Press [SOURCE] to change to VTR1 or 
VTR2 mode. 
When [GAME] is pressed, the unit 
automatically adjusts the screen optimally for 
video game play.
Connect the external device to VTR2. Check the OSD 
to verify that the external device has been connected 
to VTR2.
Every time the button is pressed:
VTR1 (GAME)     VTR2 (GAME)
[SRC] (Source)
[GAME] [SOURCE]
Press [SRC] (Source) to change to VTR1 or 
VTR2 mode. 
Note:
≥ When [GAME] is pressed, the unit automatically adjusts 
the screen optimally for video game play.
≥ The settings for the screen adjustments 
established in the game mode are stored 
separately from the corresponding settings 
established in the normal mode.
≥ The unit comes with a forced power 
OFF switch [MAIN POWER]. By setting 
this switch to the OFF position, you can 
forcibly turn off the unit’s power from the 
front seat at times when, for instance, 
children on the rear seat have nodded off 
to sleep while playing games.
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IMPORTANT:Naming fi lesJPEG still picturesExample:
MPEG4 moving picturesExample:
IMGA 0001.JPG MOL001.ASF
4 characters
4 numbers3 digits hexadecimal 
numbers
(Numerals 0 to 9 and 
letters A to F)
Ensure that none of the fi les in a folder have the same 
last 4 (or 3) characters. Files so named cannot be 
played.
Playing SD Cards
Notes on SD CardsYou can Play the Following Types of Data Recorded on the SD Card
Recording to the SD Card on a PCYou can copy still and moving pictures to your SD card by connecting it to a PC with a USB Reader/Writer or 
PC card adapter.
Create folders as shown below.
Note:
≥ “SD_VOICE” and “SD_AUDIO” are hidden folders 
created when you record voice or audio fi les, and 
play automatically on other equipment.
≥  This unit needs the folders on SD cards to play 
the fi les. Do not delete them on your PC. 
≥ “DCIM”, “SD_VIDEO”, “SD_VOICE” and 
“SD_AUDIO” are necessary to play fi les but have 
no effect on operation.
≥  You may be unable to play some fi les due to the 
origin of the copy, or the naming of folders and 
fi les.
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SD audio recorded with “Panasonic Media Manager” 
or “SD-Jukebox”, software included with Panasonic 
SD Multi AV Device and SD Audio Player.
Note: 
≥ SD audio fi les written using a function other than 
SD-Jukebox may not be recognized.
≥ MP3 audio fi les cannot be played. (However, this 
does not apply to MP3 fi les which were written 
using SD-Jukebox for use as SD audio fi les.)
≥ This unit cannot record or erase tracks.
≥  The titles and names of the artists may not always 
appear on the display.
≥  If there is a multiple number of still pictures 
which are tied in with SD-Jukebox, only the fi rst 
still picture is displayed.
≥  It may not be possible for the unit to play back 
some kinds of still pictures even when they are 
tied in with SD-Jukebox.IMPORTANT: This unit may not be able to play some data 
contained on the SD card depending on the 
recording format used.
≥  If you have saved still image and/or moving 
image data on SD cards yourself using a PC, 
you may not be able to play the images unless 
you have confi gured the folders correctly and 
named the folders and fi les correctly. For 
further details, refer to the next page.≥   When playing music using the SD card, play 
the SD audio fi les which were written on the 
card using SD-Jukebox.
≥  If you have saved data on SD cards using 
“Panasonic SD Multi AV Device”, for instance, the 
data can be played by the unit straight away.
Still pictures
MusicG.726*** fi les recorded on a digital video camera 
or SD Multi AV Device.Voice
JPEG fi les taken on digital cameras conforming 
to DCF (Design rule for Camera File system)* 
standards.Moving picturesMPEG4 fi les [ASF (Advanced Streaming Format)**] 
taken on a digital video camera or SD Multi AV 
Device. 
This unit cannot play MPEG4 moving picture data 
recorded using [Extra fi ne] mode and MPEG2 data.***  DCF:   A fi le system which is established as an 
integrated format for digital cameras
***  ASF:   A distributing and streaming (playing 
while receiving data) media format 
which integrates the moving picture, 
audio and other types of data via a 
network into a single integrated content.
***  G.726:   A standard for a fi le system which 
digitizes analog voice data by 
compressing it.
Panasonic digital 
camera
Panasonic digital 
video cameraPanasonic SD 
Multi AV Device
Panasonic digital 
video cameraPanasonic SD 
Multi AV DeviceUse SD cards with a memory size of 512 MB or less.
Root
DCIM
100CDPFP
JPEG fi les
SD_VIDEO
PRL001
MPEG4 fi les
SD_VOICE
SD_VC100
Voice fi les
SD_AUDIO
Music fi les
Card Mark (logo)
SD cardMPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group):
MPEG, which stands for Moving Picture Experts 
Group, is the name of family of standards used 
for coding audio-visual information (e.g., movies, 
video, music) in a digital compressed format. 
MPEG 1 is applied to Video CDs, MPEG 2 to DVD 
video and MPEG 4 targets telecommunications, 
such as mobile phones and the internet, and is 
capable of transferring video images at high speed 
and with a lower volume of data. 
Cards that can be Played BackSD memory card:
The SD is a compact memory card that can hold 
many kinds of data including video, music and 
photos. More than 520 companies worldwide 
support the SD standard. It is becoming popular as 
a bridge medium that lets different types of devices 
share data.