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English Owner’s Manual DVA6 Español Manual de Instrucciones DVA6 Français Guide de l’Utilisateur DVA6 Android Powered - 2 Din Multimedia Receiver with Built-in Bluetooth Android Powered - 2 Din Multimedia Receiver with Built-in Bluetooth Moteur Android– Multimédia 2 Din Récepteur avec Bluetooth Intégré

Welcome Statement & Warnings Thank you for purchasing the RYDEEN DVA6, that it will make your driving experience easier & hassle-free. The DVA6 provides an easy-to-use touch screen user interface and innovative functionality in a stylish design that replaces the factory radio. Please read this Owner’s Manual carefully. If you have any further questions about your DVA6 English operation, feel free to call RYDEEN, Toll Free at 1-877-777-8811 (within USA only) for product support, or visit our website: www.rydeenmobile.com. PRECAUTIONS & WARNINGS IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT We recommend that you read and follow all information and instructions in this Owner’s Manual for the best performance and satisfaction of your DVA6. • Your DVA6 navigation software IS NOT a substitute for personal judgment. The route suggestions should never supersede any local traffic regulation, personal judgment or knowledge of safe driving practices. Before making any maneuvers (for example, a U-turn or a left turn) suggested by the DVA6 system, please be sure that such a maneuver can be completed legally and safely. Do not follow route suggestions that could put you or your vehicle in a potentially unsafe or illegal circumstance. • You should not depend on DVA6 to locate emergency services (such as police, fire stations, hospitals and clinics). The database may not include all emergency service providers. It is the best to call your local police department and ask for directions in these situations. • Set the unit volume at a level that will allow you to hear outside traffic and emergency vehicles. • Avoid placing cell phones or wireless transceiver devices near the GPS antenna as their signals may weaken or interfere with the GPS satellite signal being received by your DVA6, causing it to perform poorly. • The DVA6 should not be programmed while driving. The driver can only program the unit while the vehicle is parked in a safe location. • Moving pictures display on the DVA6 screen should not be watched or touched while the vehicle is in motion. • Parking brake safety system should be installed correctly according to the instruction on the owner’s manual. Otherwise, RYDEEN and its retailers are not responsible for any accident caused by improper installation or misuse of the DVA6 unit. • SEVERE INJURY RISK -DO NOT mount your DVA6 on the surface of, or in the deployment field of your vehicle’s driver and passenger airbag units. • Position the unit in a location that does not obstruct the driver’s view of the road, instruments or vehicle controls. • Position the unit so the screen can be viewed with just a quick glance. Glance at the unit screen or manipulate the in-route touch screen controls ONLY WHEN VEHICLE IS COMPLETELY STOPPED AND IT IS SAFE to do so. • Be sure the DVA6 unit is securely attached to the vehicle’s dash structure with the supplied bracket and screws. • DO NOT attempt to modify or disassemble the DVA6 unit, personal injury or damage could result. If a problem occurs, stop using the system immediately and contact RYDEEN. Changes or modifications to the DVA6 will void the warranty and its compliance with FCC rules thus making it illegal to use. • If you notice any of the following: (unidentified liquid on the unit; smoke rising out of the unit; unusual odor emanating from the unit) – STOP USING THE UNIT IMMEDIATELY. Contact the nearest RYDEEN retailer or call RYDEEN Customer Service for assistance Toll Free @ 1-877-777-8811 (within USA only). • DO NOT mount your DVA6 on any non-automotive form of transportation (motorcycles, bikes, ATV’s, watercraft). 2

WARNINGS • A void dropping your DVA6 unit or subjecting it to excessive shock and vibrations as this may cause it to malfunction. • DO NOT use any sharp object to operate your unit’s touch-screen display. Excessive force could damage the LCD display. • Keep the DVA6 unit out of reach of small children. Removable parts (microSD memory card) English can be a choking hazard. • The DVA6 unit IS NOT WATERPROOF. Avoid exposing it to rain or other forms of excessive moisture. Water damage is not covered under the warranty. WARNINGS • THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE INTENDED FOR AUTHORIZED RYDEEN MOBILE INSTALLERS ONLY • PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION BY AUTHORIZED RYDEEN RETAILER REQUIRED TO BE COVERED UNDER WARRANTY Technical Support Contact Info If you have other questions about the RYDEEN DVA6, please contact your retailer or Technical Support: • Telephone: 1-877-777-8811 (within USA only) • techdept@rydeenmobile.com • Web Address: www.rydeenmobile.com 3

Precautions Thank you for purchasing this product. Never expose this unit, amplifier or speakers Please read through the Owner’s Manual to to moisture or water to prevent electronic learn how to properly operate the DVA6 unit. sparks or fires. After you have finished reading the manual, please keep it in a safe place for future English reference. Only connect the unit to a 12-volt power supply with proper negative grounding. Please don’t change the fuse on the power cord without professional guidance, using an improper fuse may cause damage to this unit or even cause fire. MUTE OK Never install this unit where the operation and condition for driving safely is compromised. Please power off this unit at once and send it back to the after-sales service center or the dealer /distributor you purchased from if one of the following symptoms is found: MUTE OK MUTE MUTE OK OK Never use the video display while the car MUTE is in motion. The use of video playback OK while driving is a violation of traffic laws and increases the risk of traffic accidents. (a). No audio output; (b). No image output; (c). Water or other obstacle enters the unit; (d). Smoking; (e). Peculiar smell. To provide a clear demonstration and an MUTE OK alternative for easy understanding of the MUTE MUTE OK OK operation of this unit, graphic illustration To ensure safe driving, please adjust the was used. However, this illustration is not volume to a safe & comfortable level in case necessary printed as the actual image found of emergency situations. on the unit. 4

Precautions Contents Warning Welcome Statement & Warnings.............2 Operate the unit correctly according to the Technical Support Contact Info...............3 instruction manual to prevent unnecessary Precautions................................................4 problems. Control Panel ............................................6 English Remote Control..........................................7 CAUTIONS ON HANDLING Basic Operations.......................................9 This product is a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT. Turn On/Off the Power............................9 Use of controls or adjustments or performance Mute.........................................................9 of procedures other than those specified Adjust the Volume...................................9 herein may result in hazardous radiation Playing Source Selection.........................9 exposure. Do not open covers and do not When Vehicle is Put in Reverse..............9 repair yourself. Refer servicing to qualified When Parking Brake Applied...................9 personnel. Wallpaper................................................9 Main menu................................................10 Two laser products Main Menu.............................................10 Wave length: CD: 780nm DVD: 650nm Applications Menu.................................10 Laser power: No hazardous radiation is Disc Operation.........................................10 emitted with safety protection. To reduce the risk of fire electric shock, and Radio Operations.....................................13 annoying interference, use only the included SD/USB Operations.................................14 components. Bluetooth Operations..............................17 Internet.....................................................19 Caution of disc using 3G APN Settings...................................19 1. DO NOT use irregular shaped disc. Wi-Fi Settings........................................20 Create Wi-Fi Hotspot.............................20 Visit Website..........................................21 E-mail....................................................21 Other Mode...............................................21 Navigation Operations...........................21 2. Disc Cleaning. Use a dry, soft cloth to AUX Operations.....................................21 wipe the disc from center to edge, only neutral Steering Wheel Control.........................21 detergent can be used. i-Mode (Siri) Function............................22 Google Calendar Configuration.............22 Delete Gmail Account............................23 System settings.......................................24 Sound setting...........................................25 Device Connections................................26 3. When playing a new disc. New disc may Wiring Diagram......................................28 have some rough spots around the inner and outer edges. If such a disc is used, remove Troubleshooting......................................29 these rough spots with a pencil or ball-point Specifications..........................................30 pen, etc. One Year Limited Warranty....................31 FCC Compliance Statement...................32 Disclaimer................................................32 5

Control Panel Press [ ] knob (5) to turn on the unit. English 1. Remote Sensor 10. Micro SD Card Slot 2. HOME Button 11. Disc Slot Show main menu Insert the disc with label side facing up. 3. MENU Button 12. Microphone (Built in and External Microphone)  Show MENU options  We recommend to use External Microphone for better Quality. Internal 4. BACK Button Mic. is just for urgent use, in case of Back to previous MENU. External Mic. broken. 5. VOL Knob 13. Eject > Power “ON” / “Standby Mode” (Press) Eject disc (when disc inserted) > Adjust Volume (rotate) > Mute the Volume (press when on) * Default Path: > Power “OFF” (long press) 1. Path of SD Card(È): /sdcard/sd_media 2. Path of USB(Ç): /sdcard/external_usb 6. Reset 3. Path of Micro SD Card(É): /sdcard/ Load factory settings external_sd 7. AUX in Jack To install a new map, please install the apk file first, then start the application and 8. Mini USB Connector set the path. 9. SD Card Slot 6

Remote Control 1. Change playing source in sequence 2. Eject the disc 3. Select audio language Show music catalog English 4. Display playback information 5. Zoom 6. Select radio band 7. Call out - Outgoing call 8. Go-to search 9. DVD title 10. Repeat playback 11. Setup menu 12. Play / Pause 13. Move the cursor up/down/left/right. Up/down: Manual tuning 14. Numeric keys 15. Mute the volume 16. Unit power 17. Select DVD subtitle language 18. Select DVD angle 19. Show / exit home menu 20. Return to previous display 21. Clear information 22. Hang up 23. Previous/Next Auto tuning (long press) Fast backward/forward (long press) 24. Display settings 25. Adjust volume 26. Stop playback Rear zone (not used) 27. Change next rear source 28. Play/Pause 29. Previous/Next track Fast backward/forward (long press) 7

Remote Control Notes of remote control using 1) Aim the remote control at the remote sensor on the unit. 2) Remove the battery from the remote control or insert a battery insulator if the battery has not been used for a month or longer. English 3) DO NOT store the remote control under direct sunlight or in high temperature environment, or it may not function properly. 4) The battery can work for 6 months under normal conditions. If the remote control doesn’t work, change the battery. 5) Use“button shaped” lithium battery “CR2025”(3V) only. 6) DO NOT recharge, disassemble, heat or expose the battery to fire. 7) Insert the battery in proper direction according to the ( + ) and ( - ). 8) Store the battery out of children reach it can be hazardous if swallowed to avoid the risk of accident. Uninstall Battery Install Battery Slide out the battery compartment tray Use button-shaped lithium battery at the bottom on the back of the remote CR2025 (3V)” only. Insert the battery control. to the battery tray with proper direction according to the (+) and (-) poles. PULL OUT PUSH IN 8

Basic Operations Turn On/Off the Power When Parking Brake Applied 1. Press the [ VOL ] knob to turn on the unit. 1. I f 'PRK SW' cable is connected to hand The unit will go back to the last source brake switch, the video display of the TFT used prior to the radio being powered off. monitor will be controlled by driving status, English 2. W hen on, press the [ VOL ] knob to system setup and input video sources. “Standby Mode” the unit. 2. W hen the car is moving forward, and a 3. When on, long press the [ VOL ] knob to video source is being played, the screen turn off the unit. will display a warning disclaimer and a blank screen. The warning screen will prevent the driver from watching images. Mute Press the [ VOL ] knob to mute the sound. Wallpaper 1. L ong press the blank area of the main Note: menu. • P  r e s s i n g t h e [ VO L ] k n o b a g a i n o r adjusting volume will unmute. Adjust the Volume Rotate the [ VOL ] knob to increase or decrease the volume level. The adjustable range of volume is 0 to 50. 2. Select a source from: Playing Source Selection [ Gallery]: to visit the gallery of mobile storage. 1. Press the [ ] button on the panel to [Live wallpapers]: to show the wallpapers show main source menu. with animation stored in the unit. Drag up/ 2. Touch desired icon on the bottom of the down to scroll. screen to enter corresponding working [Wallpapers]: to show the wallpapers mode, such as Disc, Navi, Radio, etc. stored in the unit. Drag left/right to scroll. Drag left/right to scroll. 3. Select desired picture to view, touch [Set wallpaper] or [OK] to confirm selection. When Vehicle is Put in Reverse If the rear view video camera is connected, the unit automatically switches to CAMERA source during reverse driving. The unit returns to the previous source after the vehicle has been taken out of reverse. 9

Main menu Disc Operation Main Menu Insert a Disc Press the [ ] button on the panel to enter Insert a disc into the slot, and the unit will main source menu. change to disc mode automatically. English 1 2 3 Notes: • P lease confirm whether there is a disc in the unit before you insert another one. 4 6 • The unit will exit current playing source and enter DVD mode when one disc is inserted. 5 7 • The following disc formats are supported: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD + RW . Eject the Disc 8 Press [ ] on the panel to eject the disc. 1. Indicator of mobile storages. Notes: 2. Hold and drag down to show the • After ejecting the disc, the unit reverts to notifications. another source automatically. 3. Wireless signal and time indicator. • I f the disc is not removed from the unit 4. Enter settings menu within 10 seconds, the disc will be reloaded 5. Show applications list. to prevent accidental damage. 6. Access web browser. 7. AV Off 8. Car AV system source bar: Disc Playback Touch and hold the center of the bar and When a disc is inserted, the display will drag left/right to show more icons. show “Loading...”. For MP3/WMA or a disc Touch desired icon to enter corresponding with mixed files, reading time may exceed 1 mode. minute. DVD Playback Menu Applications Menu During playback, touch the screen (except top Touch [ ] to enter applications menu. left corner) to show control buttons. 1 1. IN-CAR Show the Car AV applications. 2. APPS Show the Android applications installed. 3. WIDGETS Show the widget applications. In the list menu, drag left/right to scroll. Touch and hold an icon for more than 2 seconds to add shortcut to the desktop. To 2 3 4 5 6 7 delete the shortcut, hold it and drag to the 1. Return to home menu [ ] on the bottom, and release after it 2. Show more control buttons turns red. 3. Stop playback Touch the [ ] button on the panel to exit. 4. Previous chapter Fast backward (long press) 5. Play/Pause 10

Disc Operation 6. Next chapter 1. Return to home menu Fast forward (long press) 2. Show more control buttons 7. To enter search menu 3. Previous track Fast backward (long press) 4. Play/Pause English 5. Next track Fast forward (long press) 6. Repeat play 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8. Previous page of control buttons 9. Random play 10. Repeat play 11. Select audio channel 12. Select subtitle language 13. Next page of control buttons 8 9 10 7. Show file list 8. Hide the second line of control buttons 9. Shuffle play 10. Enter EQ menu Mixed Disc Playback 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 When inserting a mixed disc, the unit will read 14. Show DVD informations the disc and show the files list. For some 15. Show DVD title discs, you need to choose Music/Video/Photo 16. Select viewing angle to play back. 17. Show DVD menu 1 2 3 4 18. Progress bar 19. Enter EQ menu CD Playback Insert a CD in the disc slot, and the unit will read the disc. For some discs, you will need to choose Music/Video/Photo for playback. 1 5 6 1. Return to home menu 2. Show music list 3. Show video list 4. Show photo list 5. File/Folder list Drag the list up/down to scroll. Touch a file name to visit it. 6. Enter search menu 2 3 4 5 6 11

Disc Operation When viewing a picture, touch the screen (except top left corner) to show control Note: buttons. If you do not select Repeat on, when the 1 entire disc or TITLE playback has finished, English the system will stop. If no other control, after 5 minutes the unit will turn into standby mode. Random Track Playback (for CD/VCD/MP3/WMA Only) You can play all the tracks in random order. 1. During playback, press [ ] button on the screen to select random playback. 2 3 4 5 6 2. Press again to select normal playback. 1. Return to home menu 2. Play/Pause 3. Zoom out 4. Zoom in Search 5. Rotate counterclockwise For DVD/VCD: 6. Rotate clockwise 1. Touch [Go-to] on the control bar. 2. Input the chapter number. * Video/Audio playback reference DVD/CD 3. Touch [OK] to confirm. playback. For Mixed disc: 1. Touch [ ] icon. Stop Playback Temporarily 2. Input the file name. 3. Touch [ Done ] to confirm. 1. D u r i n g p l a y b a c k , p r e s s to pause playback. The sound will be muted. 2. Press to continue playback. DVD Audio Select Press [ ] button to select audio language to Select Desired Track/Chapter listen if the DVD has multiple audio languages. Press or to skip to the previous or next track/chapter. VCD Audio Select Press [ ] button to select audio channel to Fast Forward/Backward listen (L, R, Stereo). During Playback Press and hold or button to fast DVD Subtitle Select backward or forward during playback. During the fast forward or backward operation, Press [ ] button to select the subtitle the volume will be muted. language to show if the DVD has multiple language subtitles. Repeat DVD Title Select During playback, press button on screen to select repeat playback. Touch [ T ] button to display title or chapter • Default setting is off. list, touch desired title to play. 12

Radio Operations Select [Radio] on the main menu to enter Select One Radio Band radio mode. 1 2 3 Touch the [ ] button to select one radio band among FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 and AM2. English Manual Tuning During manual tuning, the frequency will be changed in steps. Touch the [ ] or [ ] button on the operation bar to tune in a lower/higher station. 4 5 6 7 8 9 1. Return to home menu Auto Tuning 2. Preset stations list Hold the [ ] or [ ] button on the operation 3. Current frequency bar for more than 2 seconds to seek a lower/ 4. Preset stations of current band higher station. Touch 1~6 to listen to preset station. To stop searching, repeat the operation above 5. Show more control buttons or press other buttons having radio functions. 6. Tune backward Auto tune backward. (long press) Note: When a station is received, searching stops 7. Search and store preset stations and the station is played. automatically 8. Tune forward Auto tune forward. (long press) 9. Band switch Auto Store Only stations with sufficient signal strength will be detected and stored in the memory. To start automatic station search, touch the [ ] button on the operation bar. To stop auto store, press other buttons having radio functions. Note: After auto store, the previous stored stations will be overwritten. 10 11 12 13 14 15 10. Hide the second line of control buttons 11. Show RDS options 12. Save stations manually Manual Store 13. To receive local / distant radio stations 1. When one expected radio station has 14. Goto station by inputting frequency been detected, touch [ ] button on the 15. Enter EQ menu operation bar to show the preset station store list. 2. Touch to select an item on the list to store the current station in the memory. 3. Touch top left of the screen to exit. 13

Radio Operations SD/USB Operations Recall the Stored Stations Using an SD Card Method 1: 1. Open the card slot cap, insert an SD card Touch the 1~6 on the left of screen to listen to into the corresponding slot, the unit will load the preset station of current band. the files automatically. English 2. To remove the card, you should first select Method 2: another source, in order to avoid damaging 1. Touch [ ] button on the screen to show the card, press the card slightly, and take the preset stations list. off the card after it pops out. 2. Select a band 3. Touch a station on the list to listen to. 4. Touch top left of the screen to exit. Using USB Device 1. Connect your USB device to the USB cable. Local Seeking When connecting a USB device, the unit When LOCAL seeking is on, only radio will read the files automatically. stations with strong radio signal will be be 2. T o remove the USB device, you should received. first select another source, in order to avoid To open LOCAL function, touch [ ] button damaging the USB device. on the operation bar, then touch the [ ] button to select “Loc” or “DX”. Music Playback Note The number of radio stations that can be Select [Music] on the applications menu, the received will decrease after the Loc seeking unit will display all the music on the mobile mode is on. storages. 1 2 Key Search 3 Touch [ ] button on the operation bar to show key search menu. 4 Touch the keypad to input the frequency, 5 touch [ OK ] to goto the station directly. 6 7 8 1. Return to home menu 2. Select file source 3. List the files by song name Touch a song to start play. 4. List the files by artist Touch [ ] to clear all the digits. 5. List the files by album 6. Show the folders 7. List window Drag up/down to scroll. Touch an item to select. 8. Enter search menu. 14

SD/USB Operations 9 10 Select Music by Artist 1. Touch [Artists] on the left of the screen. 2. Touch an artist shown on the list. 3. Select a song to play. English Select Music by Album 1. Touch [Albums] on the left of the screen. 2. Touch an album shown on the list. 11 12 13 14 15 3. Select a song to play. 9. Return to home menu 10. Show list menu 11. Show more control buttons Select Music by Song Name 12. Previous track 1. Touch [Songs] on the left of the screen. Fast backward (long press) 2. Select a song to play. 13. Play/Pause 14. Next track Fast forward (long press) 15. Repeat play Video Playback Select [Video] on the applications menu, the unit will display all the video files on the storages. During playback, touch the screen(except top left corner) to show control buttons. 1 2 16 17 18 16. Hide the second line of control buttons. 17. Shuffle play 18. Enter EQ menu. Play/Pause 3 When playing, press [ ] button to pause, and 1. Return to home menu the sound will be mute. 2. Back Press [ ] button to play. 3. Folder/File list Drag up/down to scroll, touch to access. Previous/Next Track Press or button to go to previous or next track. Fast Forwarding or Reversing  ress and hold P or button to fast backward 4 5 6 7 8 9 / forward. 15

SD/USB Operations 4. Show more control buttons Gallery Operations 5. Stop playback 6. Previous chapter 1. Select [Gallery] on the APPS menu. Fast backward (long press) 2. Select one gallery to show the picture list. 7. Play/Pause English 8. Next chapter Fast forward (long press) 9. Enter EQ menu 3. Touch to view it. 10 11 12 13 10. Show previous page of control buttons 11. Enter search menu 12. Repeat play 13. Random play Drag left/right to scroll. Touch the top right corner to delete the photo. Notes • D isconnect USB storage devices from the Touch top left corner to back. unit when not in use. • Use an optional cable to connect the USB audio player/USB memory as any device connected directly to the unit will protrude out from the unit and may be dangerous. • Do not use unauthorized products. Using an Android mobile phone as a USB storage device If you want to use your Android mobile phone as a USB storage device. 1. Connect your Android mobile phone to the unit with a USB cable. 2. Set USB connection type of your mobile phone to “Mount SD card”. * If you select “Charge only”, it won’t be recognized by the unit. 3. In the setting menu of the unit, select “Storage”, then “Mount USB disk”. 16

Bluetooth Operations The Bluetooth allows you to utilize your car’s built-in audio system for handsfree wireless mobile phone or music communication. Some Bluetooth mobile phones have the audio features, and some portable audio players English support Bluetooth feature. This system can play audio data stored in a Bluetooth audio device. The car stereo with Bluetooth will be able to retrieve phonebook contacts, received calls, dialed calls, missed calls, incoming calls, outgoing call and listen to music. Making a Call • Dial Number Notes: 1. Input numbers by digit-keys on the screen. • T his system will not operate or may operate Touch [ ] to clear the digits. improperly with some Bluetooth audio 2. Touch [ ] button to dial out. players. 3. Touch [ ] button to terminate call. • The unit cannot guarantee the compatibility of all mobile phones together with the unit. • Audio playback will be set to the same volume level as set during telephone call. This can cause problems, if extreme volume level is set during the telephone call. Touch [BT Phone] on the main menu to enter Bluetooth Phone mode. • Answering a call You can answer an incoming call by pressing the [ ] button. Touch [ ] button to reject an incoming call. 1. If the Bluetooth function of the unit is off, the unit will ask you to turn it on. (Default setting is on) 2. Turn on Bluetooth function of your mobile phone. • Disconnect 3. Search for new Bluetooth devices on your To disconnect a paired device, touch phone. Select the model name from the [Disconnect] button. pairing list on the mobile phone, and enter password (Default password: 0000) Or touch [ ] button on the screen to search mobile Bluetooth devices. Call from Phonebook 1. Touch [ ] button to show your phone After connect successfully, the unit show book. following menu. 2. Select a number to select and touch [ ] button to dial out. 3. Touch [ ] to search a contact name. 17

Bluetooth Operations English : Previous track : Play/Pause Call History : Next track Access Call History by touching [ ] button. Bluetooth Settings Touch [ ] button to show Bluetooth setting menu. Then select a number from Dialled/Missed/ Received calls. Bluetooth Audio Streaming What is audio streaming? Audio streaming is a technique for transferring audio data such that it can be processed as a steady and continuous stream. Users can stream music from their external audio player to their car stereo wirelessly and listen to the tracks through the car’s speakers. Please consult your nearest dealer for more information on the product of wireless audio streaming transmitter offered. CAUTION Please avoid operating your connected mobile phone while audio streaming as this may cause noise or the sound to cut in and out on playback. Audio streaming may or may not resume after telephone interrupt as this is dependent on your mobile phone. Touch [BT Music] button to play music on your mobile phone. 18

Internet 3G APN Settings 7. Must setup following options: Name, APN, MCC, MNC. Note: Touch the dialogue box to show keypad, Contact the manufacturer for latest compatible and input your desired name. 3G devices. APN according to the operator to English determine. User set the APN to access the internet. 1. Insert the 3G dongle. 2. Select [ ] on the main menu to enter the setting interface. 3. Click the [Wireless & networks] to enter the Wireless & network settings and click [more...].  he unit will detect your 3G module to T determine the MCC and MNC. 8. Then press the [ ] button and click the “Save” button. 4. Click [Mobile network] to enter the Mobile network settings. 9. S  elect the APN, 3G icon appears on the top right corner of the taskbar. 5. Click the [Access Point Names]. 6. Press the [ ] button on the front panel, then click the [New APN]. 19

Internet Wi-Fi Settings Create Wi-Fi Hotspot This unit generally supports the following: User can use the unit to create a personal realtek 8188cu, 8188eu. Wi-Fi hotspot. All your other Wi-Fi enabled devices will then be able to connect to this English 1. Connect the WiFi dongle to the unit. hotspot and share the primary internet Touch the [ ] icon on the main menu connection. to enter setting menu, and turn on Wi-Fi (if 1. C  onnect the Wifi and 3G dongle to the USB necessary). slots on the rear of the unit. Refer to “Device Connections”. 2. Touch the [ ] icon on the main menu, and drag down to “WIRELESS & NETWORKS”. 2. Touch [ ] to enter WiFi setting menu. 3. Select “More...”. 3. Touch an available WiFi hotspot. 4. Touch “Tethering & portable hotspot”. 4. Touch [ ] and input the password, touch [Connect] to confirm. 5. Touch “Portable Wi-Fi hotspot”. After setting done, you can touch “Set up Wi- Fi hotspot” to modify the settings. 5. After successfully connected, the [ ] icon appears on the top right corner of the screen. Now you can access internet. 20

Internet Other Mode If your device can’t connect to the Wi-Fi Navigation Operations hotspot: 1. Check the Wi-Fi network. To navigate by the unit, simply select the The icon will appear on the top left of desired navigation application on the main menu. Then navigate by the touch screen. English the screen after setting successfully. If not, check your Wi-Fi dongle connection and the Hotspot settings. 2. Check the 3G network. AUX Operations If the signal indicator on the top taskbar Select [Aux In 1] on the main menu to visit turns grey, the network is unavailable, front auxiliary device, and select [AUX IN 2] to check your 3G dongle connection and 3G enter rear auxiliary device. settings. 3. Be sure to input the correct password. 4. There may be too many devices connected to the hotspot. Steering Wheel Control Select [SWC] on the main menu to enter SWC setting menu. 1. T ouch number button to select a SWC Visit Website button. To access the internet, you must setup “wireless & network” in system settings menu. Select [ ] on the main menu to view a website. Touch the dialog box on the upper side of the screen to show keypad. Input the website address, and touch [Go] to visit it. Drag the 2. Select a function. web page to scroll. 3. Press each individual steering wheel control button for each corresponding function. 4. Touch [Study] to program. E-mail 5. Once the final steering wheel control button is programmed, the functions are saved Select [Email] or other mail software on the and the programming will end. applications menu. 6. Touch [ Reset ] to reset the programming. First you must setup an account, or sign into an existing account. Enter your Email address and password. Then you can send/receive E-mails through the unit. 21

Other Mode i-Mode (Siri) Function Google Calendar 1. Turn on the bluetooth function of both the Configuration unit and smartphone. 1. Ensure the network is available, refer to the Make sure the smartphone has internet <Internet>. English access (iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, 2. Touch [ ] icon on the main menu, select iPad, Samsung Galaxy, etc.). 2. Turn on the ‘Siri’ application of iPhone/iPad [Date & time] in the settings menu, then set or ‘Talk Assistant’ application of Android the correct local time. phones. 3. Touch [ ] icon on the main menu to 3. P air your phone to the unit through the enter applications menu and select “APPS”. Bluetooth module. 4. Touch [ ] to select i-Mode on. 5. W hen speaking through the external microphone of the unit, voice signals will be transferred to the phone. The phone will process the data and search the relative information on local memory or the internet, then transfer the result back to Select the Calendar icon to show the the unit. following menu. Touch the icon on the top right corner, the unit will pop up the following menu when you use the Calendar for the first time. Touch "Add account". Select “Google”. 22

Other Mode If you want to establish a new account, Delete Gmail Account please touch [New]. If you want to use an existing account, 1. Touch [ ] icon on the main menu to please touch [Existing]. enter settings menu, slide down the screen After select “Existing”, input your mail English to find "Google". account and password. Then touch [ ]. Touch [OK] button to confirm 2. T  ouch [Google], if you logged on a google account before, the address appears. Select the mail address to show the details. Press the [ ] button on the front panel to pop up the sub-menu. Touch [ ] to finish setting. Select "Remove account" to delete this account. 4. Select Calendar in APPS menu to show the calendar and the arrangements. You can select a date to view the details. To add a new event, touch the icon on the top right corner, or touch [ + ] icon on the blank area. 23

System settings Select [ ] on the main menu to enter Wireless & networks settings mode. To setup the wireless configuration, such as Drag up/down to scroll the options. Wi-Fi, VPN, 3G network. * For 3G APN settings, refer to “Internet”. English DEVICE To setup the Sound, Display, and Storage, Applications management. PERSONAL CAR To Setup Location services, Security and Video Language & keyboard, etc. Video input option: Choose video input mode Rear camera option: Choose rear camera ACCOUNTS display mode. Accounts management. General Lighting: Choose button backlight. Radio region: Choose radio region. SYSTEM Radio range: Choose radio Frequency: To setup Date, time and Accessibility, etc. local or distance. Blackout: Choose screen blackout off, 10s or 20s. Beep:Turn on or off button beep sound. Calibration: To calibrate the screen. DVD rating DVD audio: Choose DVD audio language. D V D s u b t i t l e : C h o o s e D V D s u b t i t l e language. Disc menu: Choose DVD menu language. Set password: To set password for rating. Input 4-digit password, touch [√] to confirm, touch [DEL] to delete a number inputted. Touch [X] to exit. Rating level:To setup the rating level. Kid safe, G, PG, PG-13, PG-R, R, NC-17, Adult. Input Gain Choose input volume gain of each source. 24

Sound setting Select [EQ] on the menu to enter sound setting mode. Touch to select a preset EQ on upper side of the screen from Flat, Pop, User, Techno, Rock, Classic and Jazz. English Touch [ ] or [ ] to adjust the level, Center Frequency and Q for Bass/Mid/Treb. Touch [ ] to enter Fader/Balance/ Subwoofer setting menu. Touch [ ] or [ ] to setup Balance, touch [ ] or [ ] to setup Fader. Sub Woofer  ub woofer: Turn on/off the sub woofer S playback. Sub woofer filter: Touch [ ] or [ ] to select subwoofer Filter. Sub woofer Level: Touch [ ] or [ ] to adjust subwoofer Level. 25

Device Connections Notes of connection • T his unit is designed to be used in a vehicle with a 12-volt battery and negative grounding. Before installing this unit to a recreational vehicle, a bus, or a truck, make sure the battery voltage is appropriate for this unit to be used, otherwise, have a professionally installed English transformer to convert the output voltage to 12V. • T o avoid short circuit in the electrical system, ensure that the negative battery cable is disconnected before installation. • To prevent short circuit in the wiring and damaging to this unit, secure all wirings with cable clamp or adhesive tape. Route the wirings in a secured, out of heating place without touching any moving parts such as gear shift, handbrake, and seat rails to prevent the wiring insulation being melted / worn off. • Never pass the yellow power cord through the installation hole into the engine compartment and connect to the car battery. Otherwise, a high possibility of serious short circuit to the electrical system may occur. • If you need to replace the fuse, please replace with a 15A fuse. Using no fuse or a fuse with an improper rating may cause damage to the unit or a potential fire. If a proper fuse is installed and problems continue to occur, please contact your local retailer or installer. • DO NOT connect other equipments with the car battery to avoid battery overheating. • Please make sure all the wiring connections & the cables of the speakers are well-insulated. Otherwise, this unit may be damaged by short circuit. • If there is no ACC available, please connect ACC lead to the power supply with a switch. • If an external power amplifier is connected, please don't connect P.CONT lead to the power lead of the external power amplifier, otherwise, electric spark or other damage may result. • Never ground the speaker output to prevent the damage to the built-in power amplifier. 26

Device Connections Parking Brake Cable Connections English Green/White Wire Back Up Camera Connections 27

English 28 Black MICROPHONE Microphone Black RADIO ANT Wiring Diagram Black 3G/WIFI Black 3G/WIFI Device Connections GPS ANTENNA White Green Red(R) FRONT OUT Orange PARKING White(L) Black REVERSE Pink Red(R) REAR OUT Black Key A Key B White(L) Grey SWC GND VIDEO OUT Yellow Black SUBWOOFER PIN PART A PIN PART B Blue Black 1 NC 1 Rear R+ 2 NC 2 Rear R- Red(R) AUX IN 3 NC 3 Front R+ 4 Battery +12V 4 Front R- White(L) Red 5 P.ANT 5 Front L+ VIDEO IN 6 Illumination 6 Front L- Yellow 7 ACC 7 Rear L+ Black 8 GND 8 Rear L- CAMERA VIDEO Yellow Black

Troubleshooting The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual. Problem Possible cause Solution General English Car ignition is not on. Turn your car key in the ignition. Cable is not properly Check cable connection. The unit will not switch on. connected. Replace fuse with a new fuse of the Fuse is burnt. same capacity. Volume is set at minimum or Check the volume or switch the mute No sound the mute function is on. function off. The unit or screen does The unit system is unstable. Press the RESET button. not function normally. DVD mode Disc must be inserted with the label The appliance will not play The disc is inserted incorrectly. side facing up. Clean the disc and discs. The disc is dirty or damaged. check for damage. Try another disc. Adjust mounting angle to less than Sound skips due to Mounting angle is over 30˚. 30˚. vibration. Mounting is unstable. Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts. TUNER mode The antenna is not connected Unable to receive stations. Connect the antenna properly. properly. Poor quality reception of The antenna is not fully Fully extend the antenna and if radio station. extended or it is broken. broken, replace it with a new one. The battery cable is not Connect the permanent live on the unit Preset stations are lost. properly connected. to the permanent live on the vehicle. USB/SD mode The memory card or USB Unable to insert USB Insert SD card / USB the other way device has been inserted the device or SD card. around. wrong way round. Check that the USB disk file system is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to The USB device or SD NTFS format is not supported. different formats, some models of USB card cannot be read. storage devices or MP3 players may not be read. Remote control The remote control is not working or does not work The battery is low or empty. Change the batteries. properly 29

Specifications General Reference Supply Voltage..................................................................... 12V(DC) Operating Voltage Range.........................................................10.5 - 15.8V(DC) Max Operating Current..................................................................................15A Grounding System..................................................... Car Battery Negative Pole English Dimensions(WXHXD).......................................................... 178X101.5X159mm Weight(main unit)....................................................................................... 1.9kg FM Signal Noise Ratio................................................................................. ≥55dB Usable Sensitivity(S/N=30dB)...........................................................≤15dBμV Frequency Response(-3dB)...........................................................20Hz~7KHz Station Seeking Level..................................................................... 20~28dBμV Distortion............................................................................................... ≤1.0% Stereo Separation(1KHz)...................................................................... ≥25dB Antenna Impedance....................................................................................75Ω AM Usable Sensitivity(S/N=20dB)...........................................................≤30dBμV Frequency Response(-3dB)...........................................................50Hz~2KHz LCD Screen size.............................................................................. 6.2 inches(16:9) Display resolution.........................................................................800X480dots Contrast radio.............................................................................................. 400 Brightness.......................................................................................... 400cd/m2 DVD Player Signal / Noise Ratio............................................................................... ≥70dB Dynamic Range..................................................................................... ≥70dB Distortion(line out)................................................................................. ≤0.8% Frequency Response(±3dB)........................................................20Hz~20KHz Maximum Output Power.........................................................................4×45W Load Impedance............................................................................................4Ω AUX IN Distortion............................................................................................... ≤0.8% Frequency Response(±3dB)........................................................20Hz~20KHz Audio Input Level....................................................................................500mV Audio Audio Output Impedance.......................................................................... 10KΩ Audio Output Level........................................................................ 2Vrms(Max) Video Normal Video Input Level(CVBS)........................................................1.0±0.2V Video Input Impedance...............................................................................75Ω Video Output Impedance.............................................................................75Ω Video Output Level..............................................................................1.0±0.2V Environment Operating Temperature..............................................................-10°C ~ +60°C Storing Temperature..................................................................-20°C ~ +70°C Operating Humidity...................................................................... 45%~80%RH Storing Humidity.......................................................................... 30%~90%RH Notice: When the unit is operated in extreme conditions, such as operated with maximum power output for a long time, or the temperature is over 70°C, it will enter heat protection mode, the volume will automatically be lowered. This is normal. 30

One Year Limited Warranty Rydeen North America Inc. (a manufacturer of “Rydeen” products) warrants this product (DVA6) only to the original purchaser as described following: Warranty Period Rydeen warrants this product for a period of one (1) year from the original purchase date with English proof of purchase. Warranty Coverage This warranty covers all defects in material and workmanship except as specified below. 1. Installation by anyone other than an authorized Rydeen Mobile Retailer voids the warranty. 2. Any products distributed outside of the USA by Rydeen North America Inc. (Rydeen) or which is not purchased in the USA or Canada unless the product is purchased through the USA Military Exchange Service. 3. Any product(s) which are purchased from an unauthorized retailer (in store or online). 4. Any products in which the serial number label or the model number label are removed, torn, modified or replicated. 5. Any damage defects or malfunctions resulting from any of following: a) When defect occurs during shipment of product (freight carrier’s responsibility). b) Installation or removal of product. c) Accidents, act of nature, misuse, abuse, neglect, unauthorized product modification or failure to follow product owner’s manual instructions. d) Any repair or attempt to repair without RYDEEN authorization. e) Any other cause which is not related to product defect. f) Any cosmetic damages due to normal wear and tear. g) Any consumable items (such as fuse or batteries). If any problems develop with your Rydeen products during or after the Limited Warranty Period, or if you have any questions regarding the operation or installation of the product, you should contact your Rydeen retailer. If the problem or your question is not handled to your satisfaction, please contact Rydeen Customer Service Department at 1-877-777-8811 (within the USA only) Monday - Friday between 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Pacific Standard Time or visit www.rydeenmobile.com. If warranty service is required for your Rydeen product: 1. Please call Rydeen Customer Service Department and obtain a Return Authorization Number (“RA”) Number. 2. Please pay for any shipping charge to Rydeen Customer Service Department. Rydeen will pay the return shipping charge, if the repair or service was performed during the warranty period. Rydeen will ship freight collect (recipient is responsible for shipping charge) if Rydeen determine; the service was performed outside of warranty period or exclusions described above warranty coverage. Rydeen will not accept warranty service requests from outside of the U.S.A. even if product was purchased in the USA. 3. Please include a copy of your original purchase receipt including Rydeen product model number, purchase date, retailer name/address and a RA Number whenever your product is sent for warranty service. 4. Rydeen will pay for all labor and material expenses for covered product during warranty period. 5. Shipping address for Rydeen Customer Service Department is following: Rydeen North America Inc. (a manufacturer of Rydeen products), 2701 Plaza Del Amo, Unit 705, Torrance, California 90503, USA 31

FCC Statement 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 English undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the 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 and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, 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 to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into 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. FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body. Disclaimer The information in this user manual is for general guidance. Images in the manual may not represent the exact images that are displayed in the operating system software. Some features described in the manual may not be available or the features described may be limited, depending on the updated software or any other reasons. 32

rydeenmobile.com Rydeen North America Inc. dba Rydeen Mobile Electronics 2701 Plaza Del Amo, Unit 705, Torrance, California 90503 USA Phone: 1-877-777-8811 Fax: 1-310-943-3778 Copyright © 2013 Rydeen North America Inc. All Rights Reserved. RYDEEN ® is a registered trademark of Rydeen North America Inc. These materials are protected by copyright law and international treaties. Any unauthorized use, reproduction or distribution of these materials, or any portion herein, will result in severe civil and criminal penalties and fines. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. P/N: 127075006163


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