Discount Car Stereo A2DIY-JAG98R 빠른 시작 설치 매뉴얼 - 페이지 10

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Test Operation

Turn ignition to accessory position and radio ON.

Press "CD" button.

3. Launch audio device streaming application.

4. Set audio device initial volume to 70%, then raise radio volume control

button to set playback level. If distorted, lower audio device volume.

5. Use wireless remote to change tracks, adjust device volume, pause etc.

6. Place phone call or ask someone to call. Press media button

pause/play button

7. To switch between CD or AUX playback, press media button

pause/play button or push-to-talk button

8. If correct operation is confirmed go ahead and reinstall radio.

Playlist and Track selection is *NOT* possible from Jaguar radio

buttons. Use audio device built-in controls or wireless remote to

access and control audio files and applications.

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Frequent asked questions

What is the difference between the A2DIY-JAG98 and A2DIY-JAG98R?

The A2DIY-JAG98R connects at the radio and applies to 1997-06 XK, 1998-

03 XJ Standard audio system only. 2000+ vehicles with Premium Audio

system (amplifier in trunk—See Fig. 27) requires our A2DIY-JAG98. To be

clear, any 2000-06 XK or 2000-03 XJ with premium audio (amplifier

in trunk) requires the A2DIY-JAG98 and connection made at the CD

Auto changer in trunk/hatch.

2. Can I pair more than one device to Bluetooth module?

YES;

pairing multiple devices is possible, however only one device can

connect at a time. Disconnect first device to allow pairing to another device.

3. Will I be able to use both music and Navigation apps at the same time?

YES! When streaming audio and Navigation apps; music will mute during

navigation guidance and return to previous state when guidance ends. If a

call is made or received, both Navigation guidance and audio streaming are

muted until the call has ended.

Fig. 27