MP5 & FM Receiver 7.0 inch TFT LCD

Please read the following notice before installation:

1. Please make sure that you or the professional are using the original connector. Using an incorrect connector may cause short circuits or prevent the radio from turning on. Any damage caused by mis-wiring is not covered by the warranty.
2. After installation, you may encounter common issues that can typically be resolved by referring to the "trouble shooting" section.

Specifications

FM TUNER

• Frequency Range: 87.5-108.0MHz
• Sensitivity: 10 dBu
• I.F. Frequency: 10.7MHz
• Frequency Response: 80Hz-12kHz (±3dB)
• Stereo Separation: >25dB
• S/N Ratio: >50dB

GENERAL

• Power Supply: 12 V DC, Negative Ground
• VoltageMax Current: 15 A
• Max Output Consumption Power: 4x45W

Note: Specifications and design are subject to possible modification without notice due to improvement.

Installation

Remove the stereo carefully from the box, preserving it for unit warranty and service.

1. Remove screws.
2. Unpack the car dashboard and mounting bracket.
3. Check the dashboard window size to meet the requirements, ensuring alignment screw holes fit the plates.
4. Secure the bracket with screws in the dashboard.
5. Install the dashboard.

Precautions

1. Choose the mounting location carefully to ensure the unit does not interfere with the normal driving functions of the driver.
2. Avoid installing the unit where it may be subject to high temperatures, direct sunlight, hot air from the heater, dust, dirt, or excessive vibration.
3. Use only the supplied mounting hardware for a safe and secure installation.

Wiring Diagram

Note 1: Use the specified amperage fuse for each lead. Using a higher amperage fuse may cause serious damage to the device.

Note 2: During production, some cable colors, hole positions, tape, and functions may change. Please refer to the wiring diagram on the machine as standard.

Speaker Cables Wiring:

There are four groups of speaker cables: purple, grey, white, and green. Each color represents a group. Connect each to a speaker's positive and negative wire.

Power Cables Wiring:

• Yellow: 12V Battery positive
• Red: 12V positive Ignition Switch (ACC)
• Black: 12V Battery negative

Note: The yellow wire is the memory wire, used to keep settings in the car radio.

Connector Ports: The rear panel includes ports for POWER/SPEAKER CABLE JACK, V-OUT1 & V-OUT2, CVBSIN, R-OUT, CAMIN, ANT, and AV-IN.

Pinout Description:

Camera Wiring

1. Power cable: red and black

• Red: reverse light positive
• Black: reverse light negative

2. RCA cable: yellow port. Insert into "CAM-IN" port (yellow) on the radio.

3. Connection: Ensure the "back in" cable on the radio power cable is connected to the reversing light positive wire. This allows the device to automatically display the rear view image when parking and return to the radio page when parking finishes.

Note 1: The short red wires near the RCA port do not require connection.

Note 2: While in parking mode, other functions will temporarily stop working.

How to confirm if the camera is good?

After connecting the camera power cables, if the LED light is on, the camera is functioning correctly.

Trouble Shooting

We aim to ensure every customer has a positive experience. All devices are tested to ensure they function correctly before shipment.

1. No power

1. Confirm the power source is DC 12V and the power harness is connected tightly.
2. Use only the power wires supplied with the radio.
3. Check that all power cables (red to ACC, yellow to battery positive, black to battery negative) are connected correctly and ports are tight.
4. Verify the fuse is good. Replace with the correct value fuse if necessary.

2. Turns on/off automatically

1. Disconnect all wires.
2. Connect only the red and yellow wires directly to a DC 12V battery positive, and the black wire to the battery negative.
3. Check if the problem persists. If not, the issue may be with the ACC connection. If it persists and the "No power" checks have been completed, the device may be defective. Contact the seller for warranty.

3. No sound, or sound disappears after a while (can play USB/SD, but no sound)

Notice: Two common causes for "no sound" are: ① Speaker negative cable is grounded. ② The amplifier chip is burned due to a short circuit in wiring.

1. Check if your speaker cables are shorted. Ensure each is wired in isolation.
2. If wiring is confirmed correct, test with a separate speaker. This can help determine if the problem originates from the radio or your car's system.

4. Bluetooth not working or disconnecting

1. Try "forgetting" the device in your phone's Bluetooth settings, then search for the signal again. The PIN code is typically "0000".
2. If Bluetooth still does not work, locate the "reset hole" on the front panel and perform a reset. Alternatively, disconnect the power connector for a few minutes and then reconnect it.

5. Microphone (mic) not working or poor call quality

1. Check the Bluetooth volume settings.
2. Ensure the microphone is not obstructed or too far from the speaker (e.g., dashboard placement might be too low).

6. Cannot read USB flash disk or SD/TF card

Confirm the capacity of the USB flash disk or SD memory card. The device typically supports cards up to 32 GB. Try using other flash disks with fewer songs. Ensure the SD/TF card is inserted correctly.

7. Remote control not working

Check if the remote has a correct battery installed. The model is typically CR2025.

8. Reversing camera not working

Verify all cables are wired according to the "camera wiring" section, paying close attention to point 3. If unsure about wiring, contact support.

9. Car radio noise problem

1. Some cars may experience noise, especially when using an amplifier, often due to interference. Ensure all cables are well-wrapped and not in contact with each other.
2. Test with a separate speaker to determine if the noise originates from the radio or the car's system.

10. Cannot save time or radio station settings

Check if the Yellow cable is connected to the car's constant 12V+ battery terminal. This provides continuous power required for saving settings.

11. How to save favorite radio stations

When you find a station you like, long-press the desired band number to save it.

12. Mirror Link Function not working

1. This device supports Mirror Link for Android phones (Android 4.0-7.0) only; it does not support iPhones.
2. Use the original USB data cable for connection, as the function is sensitive to cable quality.
3. Try connecting another Android phone to test if the issue is with your specific phone model.

13. Touch Screen not sensitive

This device uses a resistance touchscreen, which requires a single point of contact. Use your fingernail or a firm press of your finger.

14. No AM/RDS/DAB Radio

This device supports FM radio tuning only; it does not support AM, RDS, or DAB radio.

Service

For any questions, please contact us via "sold by podofo" and "ask a question" on Amazon. For Technology Support, email: podofo@126.com. Please include your order number in the email. Responses will be provided within 24 hours.

If possible, providing photos or videos can help expedite problem resolution.

Main Functions

1. HOME

In the task bar, click the [home icon] ? to enter the main menu interface.

From the main menu, you can access:

• [music icon] Music player interface
• [photo icon] Photo browsing interface
• [movie icon] Video player interface
• [radio icon] Radio player interface
• [bluetooth icon] Bluetooth player interface
• [aux in icon] Aux input interface
• [av in icon] AV input interface
• [setup icon] System Settings interface
• [arrow left] / [arrow right] navigation for page turning
• [settings icon] Screen brightness and off-screen adjustment

2. MUSIC

In the main menu, touch the MUSIC icon to enter the music state.

2.1 Features taskbar icon:

• [volume up/down] Volume can be adjusted by paddling.
• [return icon] Return to the previous screen.
• [home icon] Enter the main menu.

Music Player Controls:

• [previous song icon] Click to play the previous song.
• [play/pause icon] Click to play or pause.
• [loop icon] Click to set loop mode.
• [shuffle icon] Click to shuffle tracks.
• [sound settings icon] Click to enter sound settings.
• Playback progress display.

3. PHOTO

In the main menu, touch the PHOTO icon to enter the photo state.

Photo Viewer Controls:

• [previous picture icon] Click to play the previous picture.
• [play/pause icon] Click to play or pause.
• [zoom in icon] Click to zoom in.
• [zoom out icon] Click to zoom out.
• [rotate icon] Click to rotate the image.
• [music note icon] Click to play background music.

4. VIDEO

In the main menu, touch the VIDEO icon to enter the video state.

Video Player Controls:

• [previous video icon] Click to play the previous video.
• [play/pause icon] Click to play or pause.
• [reverse view icon] Click to display the rear view video. Press the [MODE button] to return to the front view.
• [sound settings icon] Click to enter the sound settings.
• Playback progress display. Touch paddling can fast forward and rewind.

5. RADIO

In the main menu, touch the RADIO icon to enter the radio state.

• [scan icon] Click to manually scan radio frequencies.
• In radio state, each band has six frequency points. Press any frequency to store your favorite radio stations.
• [band switch icon] Band Switch.
• [auto search icon] In radio mode, press to automatically search for radio stations and store up to 18 FM stations (FM1, FM2, FM3). Short press to navigate through the radio.
• [LOC/DX icon] LOC/DX Switch.
• [sound settings icon] Click to enter sound settings.

6. BT (Bluetooth)

In the main menu, touch the BT icon to enter the Bluetooth state.

6.1 Dial-up Interface:

• [number keys] Bluetooth dial number keys can be used to enter a phone number to dial.
• [backspace icon] Backspace.
• [phone icon] Bluetooth is available under the call state and will host the button to switch the sound to the phone.
• [hang up icon] Hang up the phone.
• [call/answer icon] Dial / answer a call.

6.2 Call Log Interface:

Displays Missed record, Received record, Dial record, and Missed record lists.

6.3 Contact Interface:

Displays contact information, typically showing Name and Phone Number.

6.4 Bluetooth Music Interface:

Controls for Bluetooth music playback:

• [previous/next icon] Prev / Next song.
• [play/pause icon] Play / pause function.

7. SETUP

In the main menu, touch the SETUP icon to enter the setup state.

• [radio icon] Click to go to the radio region selection.
• [clock icon] Click to set the time.
• [language icon] Click on the language setup.
• [audio icon] Click to sound settings.
• [steering wheel icon] Click on the steering wheel control settings.
• [gear icon] Other settings.

7.1 Touch Radio Area:

Select the radio region (e.g., Europe, USA, Russian, Asia, Japan).

7.2 Touch TIME:

Enter the time setting interface. Adjust Year, Month, Day, Hour, Min. Includes a 12/24 hour standard switch.

7.3 Touch Language:

Select the national language (e.g., 中文简体, 中文繁体, English).

7.4 Touch AUDIO:

Enter the sound scene settings:

• [reset icon] Restore to original state.
• [arrow icons] Adjust front, back, left, and right audio balance.
• [subwoofer icon] Subwoofer switch.
• [preset icon] Preset sound modes.
• [ringtone icon] Ringtones switch.
• [loudness icon] Loudness compensation switch.
• [bass slider] Hold down the slide to adjust the bass sound.
• [treble slider] Hold down the slide to adjust the treble sound.

7.5 Touch Wheel Control:

Steering wheel study interface. Enter the learning state:

1. Long press a button on the steering wheel with your left hand, then touch the corresponding function on the screen with your right hand. A highlight indicates the learning is successful.
2. When learning is completed, click Confirm.
3. If learning fails, the steering wheel button will not respond.
4. If an operating mistake occurs during the learning process, click Reset to re-learn.

7.6 Other settings interface:

• USB Software Update
• Factory Restore Setting
• Video warning

8. AUX IN

In the main menu, touch the AUX IN icon to enter the aux in state.

Front panel 3.5mm audio input.

9. AV IN

In the main menu, touch the AV IN icon to enter the av in state.

RCA audio/video input.