Rear Seat Entertainment Guide en 01-2006

Contents

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Introduction 2

DVD Functions 12

Infrared Headphones 30

Operating Instructions 32

General Controls 8

Care and Attention 61

Helpful Hints 59

Keycode Security 5

Remote Control Units 14

Index 62

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Introduction

SYSTEM NOTESWe recommend your MultimediaSystem is used when the ignition isturned on and the engine isrunning. If it is used at other times,care needs to be taken to avoiddraining the battery.

In addition to DVD video discs, youwill be able to play video CDs,SVCDs and audio CDs (includingMP3).

FORD 7500This system will operate for 30minutes after the ignition is turnedoff. A "TIME EXPIRED" warningbanner will appear on the screenfor 5 seconds. If the system is usedwhen the ignition is off, care needsto be taken to avoid draining thebattery.

INFRARED HEADPHONESFor remote control and infraredheadphones use only batteries oftype AAA, 1.5V. Follow the localregulations regarding the correctdisposal of used batteries. Do notburn them under anycircumstances.

MONDEO AND GALAXYThis system will only operate whenyour Ford audio unit is switchedon. When you turn off the ignition,the Multimedia System is alsoturned off after a short delay. Whenthe ignition is turned on again, thesystem switches on and resets itselfto the media type last selected.

S-MAX AND NEW GALAXYThis system will operate for 60minutes after the ignition is turnedoff. A warning banner will appearon the screen near the end of the60 minute period. If the system isused when the ignition is off, careneeds to be taken to avoid drainingthe battery.

Note:Depending on the Ford audio unitfitted, the Multimedia System maybe operated in the one hour timedmode with the ignition switchedoff. See your Ford Audio OperatingGuide for further information.

Operating the system for periodsexceeding the one hour may drainthe battery.

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Introduction

SEAT POSITIONS (GALAXYMULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS ONLY)If your vehicle is fitted withrotating front seats, you should notuse this feature if you have aMultimedia System installed as thismay cause damage to the centreconsole.

If the centre seat of the second rowof seats is to be fully folded, thehead restraint should be removedto prevent a touch condition of theMultimedia centre console and thehead restraint. (See GalaxyOwner’s Guide.)

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Introduction

WARNING – If the glassdisplay screen breaks, do not

touch the liquid crystallinematerial. In case of contact withskin, wash immediately with soapand water.

The Multimedia System is a high-grade laser product which uses avisible laser beam. If this ishandled incorrectly it can emitdangerous rays. Do not attempt tolook through any openings in theequipment into the interior.

CAUTION – Avoid touching thescreen and do not expose theliquid crystal display to directsunlight or intensive ultravioletrays for extended time periods.Ultraviolet rays cause the liquidcrystal deteriorate.

Do not clean the system withsolvents or aerosol cleaningagents. Use only a damp cloth.

Do not apply excessive force tothe screen.

Do not insert foreign objects intothe disc mechanism.

Do not insert more than one discinto the mechanism.

Use only 12 cm discs.

Do not operate video games andvideo equipment if the powercords or cables are broken, split ordamaged.

Avoid touching auxiliary inputsockets with your fingers. Do notblow on them or allow them to getwet or dirty.

Do not attempt to open up thedevice itself – your Ford Dealerwill be happy to assist you if theequipment should develop anyfaults.

Improper use of settings and otherconnections than those presentedhere can cause damage to theequipment.

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Keycode Security

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All Ford DVD units are designed todeter would be thieves. This unitincorporates your vehicle’s uniqueVIN code and/or a Keycodesecurity number that must beentered before the unit willoperate. Normally, the Ford Dealerdoes this during the pre-deliveryinspection. If the battery isdisconnected for any reason, or theDVD unit is removed from thevehicle, the Keycode must be re-entered before the unit will workagain.

TO ENTER A KEYCODE - FORD7500If you switch on the Ford 7500Rear Seat Entertainment unit and‘CODE - - - -’ appears in the startup screen (see example below) youmust enter a Keycode before it willbecome operational.

1. Press the + or – on the volumebutton to scroll until the firstdigit of your Keycode is shown inthe display.

2. Use the fast forward button tomove to the next entry or rewindto go back to a previous entry.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2, until thewhole four digit code has beenentered.

4. Ensure that the completeKeycode is correct beforepressing AUX to confirm it.‘Code OK’ will appear brieflybefore the system is ready tooperate normally.

C O D E0 1

V I D E O

- : - - : - - - : - - : - -

FordFord

VOL

- +

:

:

AUX

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Keycode Security

IF AN INCORRECT KEYCODE ISENTERED - FORD 7500Up to TEN Keycode entry attemptsare allowed with variousconsequences if you get it wrong.The number of attempts is shownin the display.� If the display reverts to ‘CODE’,

another entry attempt may bemade immediately.

� If the display shows ‘WAIT 30’,the unit will be locked for 30minutes. Wait until the timercounts down to zero. When‘CODE’ is displayed, enter theKeycode again.

� After TEN incorrect attempts theunit will be permanentlyinoperative and ‘LOCKED’ will bedisplayed. Contact your localFord Dealer.

TO ENTER A KEYCODE - S-MAXAND NEW GALAXYIf you switch on the Ford Rear SeatEntertainment unit and ‘KEYCODE- - - -’ appears in the start up screenyou must enter a Keycode before itwill become operational.

1. Press the � or � buttons on theremote control or �/II button onthe DVD player to scroll until thefirst digit of your Keycode isshown in the display.

2. Use the � or � buttons on theremote control ��I or I��

buttons on the DVD player tomove to the next entry or rewindto go back to a previous entry.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2, until thewhole four digit code has beenentered.

4. Ensure that the completeKeycode is correct beforepressing OK on the remotecontrol or “M” on the DVD playerto confirm it.

IF AN INCORRECT KEYCODE ISENTERED - S-MAX AND NEWGALAXYUp to TEN Keycode entry attemptsare allowed with variousconsequences if you get it wrong.The number of attempts is shownin the display.� If the display reverts to

‘KEYCODE’, another entryattempt may be madeimmediately.

� If the display shows ‘WAIT 30’,the unit will be locked for 30minutes. Wait until the timercounts down to zero. When'KEYCODE' is displayed, enterthe Keycode again.

� After TEN incorrect attempts theunit will be permanentlyinoperative and ‘LOCKED’ will bedisplayed. Contact your localFord Dealer.

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Keycode Security

RECORDING THE KEYCODEWhen you take delivery of yourvehicle, the Keycode should benoted on the Keycode card. Thiscard will be extremely useful ifyour Ford Multimedia System isstolen.

Keep the card in a safe place, notinside your vehicle. If you lose theKeycode, contact your local FordDealer and supply details of yourunit along with some proof ofidentity. Your Dealer will thenobtain the correct code from FordMotor Company.

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General Controls

FORD 7500 REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

1. Roof-mounted integral DVD player system.

2. Remote control receiver.

3. Fold-away LCD screen.

4. Auxiliary panel. Includes external video input and left/right audiosockets, two 3,5 mm stereo headphone sockets and a parental controlbutton (power switch).

5. Infrared headphone sets (two supplied with storage case).

6. Remote control unit.

7. Remote headphone transmitter.

7500ON/OFF

AUX

VOL

- + 3 3

3

3

3

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:

:

3

V I D E O

VOL

PAUSE SLOW STOP

PREV NEXT PLAY

V I D E O

AUX

ANGLE SUBTITLE AUDIO

OK

OSD TITLE

RETURN MENU

ON/OFF

POWER

RVOL

AV POWER

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4

6

5

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General Controls

MONDEO DVD MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM

1. DVD Player.

2. Two LCD screens mounted in the back of the front seat head restraints.

3. Media control panel with headphone sockets and auxiliary inputsockets. (A power inverter to convert 12 volt DC to 220-260 volt ACmay be required for some video games and equipment. This is notsupplied but is available from electrical retailers.)

4. Remote Control Unit.

5. Headphones are also supplied.

6. Remote Control sensor.

Head restraint coversFor added security a pair of covers is supplied to slipover the head restraints.

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General Controls

GALAXY DVD MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM

1. DVD player.

2. Two LCD screens mounted in the back of the front seat head restraints.

3. Console unit with latch cover.

4. Media control panel, headphone sockets, auxiliary input sockets and 12volt (5 amp maximum) power supply. (A power inverter to convert 12volt DC to 220-260 volt AC may be required for some video games andequipment. This is not supplied but is available from electrical retailers.)

5. Storage Bin.

6. Remote Control Unit.

7. Remote Control sensor.

8. Headphones are also supplied.

Head restraint coversFor added security a pair of covers is supplied to slipover the head restraints.

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General Controls

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S-MAX AND NEW GALAXY REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

1. DVD player system.

2. Remote control receiver.

3. x2 Audio transmitter.

4. x2 Auxiliary panel. Includes external video input and left/right audiosockets.

5. x2 Infrared headphone.

6. Remote control unit.

7. x2 LCD screens mounted in the back of the front seat head restraints.

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DVD Functions

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FORD 7500Switch the vehicle ignition on, orturn the key to the accessoryposition to supply power to theFord 7500 Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem.� Lower the screen and turn on the

Rear Seat Entertainment systemby pressing the ON/OFF buttonon the unit or the remote control.

� Load your chosen disc into theunit slot, label side uppermost.

� Turn the headphones on andplace over head, adjust thevolume using the control onheadphones.

� If the resume icon is displayed,press PLAY within 20 seconds toresume the movie from apreviously stopped position.

� If the DVD defaults to a discmenu, use the control keys on theremote control to highlight “PlayMovie”, then press the remote OKbutton to play.

MONDEO AND GALAXYThere may be a short delaybetween selecting a DVD functionusing the remote control and thefunction being activated by theDVD player. The On-screen displaywill verify that the DVD functionhas been selected. If ‘Notpermitted’ is displayed this maymean that the DVD player is stillprocessing a previously requestedfunction.

DVD playback� Press the POWER button on the

remote control to switch on theunit.

� Insert a disc into the entry slot.� DVD playback commences

automatically, unless the disc hasan on-disc menu selection.

On-disc DVD menuMost DVD discs have unique menustructures that offer a selection ofspecial features. The contents ofthese menus differ from disc todisc.� If an on-disc menu selection is

offered, press the arrow buttonsto highlight the option required.

� Press SELECT and the unit willactivate the feature selected.

� To return to the menu screen,follow the on screen promptsusing the control keys.

resume

OK

ON/OFF

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DVD Functions

S-MAX AND NEW GALAXY

DVD playback� Press the POWER button on the

remote control or DVD Player toswitch on the unit.

� Insert a disc into the entry slot.� DVD playback commences

automatically, unless the disc hasan on-disc menu selection.

On-disc DVD menuMost DVD discs have unique menustructures that offer a selection ofspecial features. The contents ofthese menus differ from disc todisc.� If an on-disc menu selection is

offered, press the Control Keys tohighlight the option required.

� Press OK and the unit willactivate the feature selected.

� To return to the menu screen,follow the on screen promptsusing the control keys.

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Remote Control Units - Ford 7500

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

VOL

PAUSE SLOW STOP

PREV NEXT PLAY

V I D E O

AUX

ANGLE SUBTITLE AUDIO

OK

OSD TITLE

RETURN MENU

ON/OFF

On/Off

Audio

Title

Control keys

Control keys

Menu

PlayStop

Slow

BrightnessScreen aspect

Volume

Pause

Previous(Reverse)

Next(FF)

Return

OK

On screen displayAngle

Auxiliary

Subtitle

Notes:To adjust the on-screen display, point the remote control at the infraredsensor panel on the Ford 7500 Rear Seat Entertainment unit.

Some enhanced control features are disc dependant and will only functionif the current disc supports the feature.

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ON/OFFPoint remote control at the unitand press ON/OFF to turn thesystem on. (Press ON/OFF again toturn the system off.)

OKThe OK button should be pressedto confirm the selection of anumber of chosen functions. Inauxiliary mode, the OK buttontoggles the LCD screen aspectration between 16:9 or 4:3.

AUDIOPress the AUDIO button duringDVD play to display the currentaudio language output. Press againto change the audio languageoutput if the disc supports multiplelanguages.

TITLEPressing the TITLE button displaysthe current title and allows you tochange DVD titles with the controlkeys. Press the TITLE button

followed by the NEXT or PREVbutton during play to jump to thenext or previous title on the currentdisc.

CONTROL KEYSPress the arrow up or down, left orright to navigate through differentmenu options.

MENUPress to display the main menu orwhen in On Screen Display (OSD)mode, the disc menu.

PLAYPress to play the current disc.Pressing PLAY twice when theresume icon is displayed will startDVD playback in the last position itwas stopped. The play function isautomatically activatedimmediately upon DVD or CDinsertion.

AUDIO

TITLE

MENU

OK

ON/OFF

PLAY

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STOPPress to stop the current disc. Thesystem stores the DVD position inits memory to enable the resumefunction when the PLAY button ispressed again. Pressing the remotecontrol’s STOP button twice willactivate the disc eject function.

SLOWThis function only applies to DVDmedia. While in "Play" mode, pressto toggle through 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8speed play. In slow play mode, DVDaudio is muted completely.

BRIGHTNESSUse this function to adjust thescreen backlighting intensity. Pressthe � or � buttons to increase ordecrease the brightness.

SCREEN ASPECTTo adjust the screen aspect ratio,press the � or � buttons. Twodifferent pre-assigned aspect ratiosare available – 16:9 and 4:3.

VOL + –Volume control for cable connectedplug-in headphones only. Use the +or – buttons to increase ordecrease the volume.

PAUSEPress to pause playback of thecurrent disc. Press the button againto step forward by frames. PressPLAY to continue playback.

STOP

SLOW

PAUSE

VOL

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PREVWhen in DVD or CD mode, pressmomentarily to skip back to thebeginning of the current chapter oraudio track. Immediately pressingthe button again will select theprevious chapter or track. Pressingand holding the PREV button downactivates the reverse search mode.Subsequent button pressing willtoggle between the reverse searchspeeds. In menu mode, press tonavigate back while the menu isactive.

NEXTWhen in DVD mode, press to skipforward to the next chapter. Inaudio mode, press to skip forwardto the next CD track. Pressing andholding the NEXT button downactivates the search mode.Subsequent button pressing willtoggle between the search speeds.In menu mode, press to navigateforward while the menu is active.

RETURNPress to display the previous DVDdisc menu or main audio CD screenfrom the favorite track selectionscreen.

OSD (ON SCREEN DISPLAY)Pressing the OSD button displaysor removes the on-screen systemmenu. The system menu appears asan overlay on the video and allowsyou to change the preferencesettings or access the DVDnavigation and feature functions.

ANGLEPress the ANGLE button to choosebetween different camera angleswhere available. Films which offerthis additional function atparticular points normally have aspecial marking. At the beginningand end of a multi-angle filmsequence, there will be a brief textsubtitle. You can then watch therelevant scene from the differentcamera angles available on theDVD.

PREV

NEXT

RETURN

ANGLE

OSD

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AUXPress to switch between mediaselection options – DVD or AUX (toplay an external video source e.g.game station or video).

SUBTITLEPress the SUBTITLE button duringDVD play to turn on the subtitlefeature. Press the button again tochange the subtitle language if thedisc supports multiple languages.To turn off the subtitle feature,press and hold the button.

AUX

SUBTITLE

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Remote Control Units - Mondeo and Galaxy

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (with DVD mode off)

1. Power

2. Volume

3. Control Keys

4. Menu

5. Select

6. Media

Note:To adjust the on-screen display, point the remote control directly at theappropriate screen.

MENU POWER

SELECT

VOL

MEDIA DVD

STOP RETURN

PLAYSKIP BACK SKIP FWD

F.BWD F.FWD

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3

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2

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (with DVD mode on)

7. Select

8. Control Keys

9. Fast Forward/ Skip Forward

10. Return

11. Stop

12. Play/Pause

13. Fast Backward/Skip Backward

14. Menu

Note:Press the DVD button to turn on/off the remote control DVD functioncontrols. ‘DVD’ will be displayed on-screen to indicate that the remotecontrol buttons will now operate the DVD features.

MENU POWER

SELECT

VOL

MEDIA DVD

STOP RETURN

PLAYSKIP BACK SKIP FWD

F.BWD F.FWD

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PowerPoint the Remote Control Unitdirectly at a head restraint screenand press POWER to turn theMultimedia System on. The mediatype last selected will be active.The selected screen will display themenu. Press POWER again to turnthe System off.

VolumeUse + or – to increase or decreasethe volume for the screen selected.

Control KeysPress arrow up or down to navigatethrough different menu options and+ or – to make adjustments.

MenuPress to select the on-screendisplay. When the on-screendisplay is active, press MENU toreturn to previous screen.

The menu includes:� Media select� Display� Audio� Language� Screen off

See ‘On-screen displays’ on page 40.

SelectPress to select a function. See ‘On-screen displays’ on page 40.

MediaPress to switch between mediaselection options – DVD or AUX (toplay video games).

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F.Fwd/Skip FwdPress for fast forward or press andhold to skip forwards.

ReturnPress to return to the previouscommand.

StopPress to end playback.

Play/PausePress to play or pause playback.

F.Bwd/Skip BackPress for fast rewind or press andhold to skip backwards.

MenuPress to select the on-screen DVDdisc menu displays during DVDplayback.

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

Notes:To adjust the on-screen display, point the remote control at the infraredsensor panel on the rear seat entertainment headrest.

Some enhanced control features are disc dependent and will only functionif the current disc supports the feature.

* These buttons have no function when using wireless headphones. Toadjust the wireless headphone volume, please use the control located onthe headphones.

Remote Control Units - S-MAX and New Galaxy

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DVD/AUX

EnterControl key rightControl key down

System menu DVD disc menu/DVD setup

Play/Pause

NEXT/Fastforward

Eject

DVD Subtitles

DVD AudioLanguage

Day/Night

Volume -*

Stop/PauseVolume +*

PREV/Fast back

Back upControl key left

Power

Mute enable*

Bezel/Child lock

Control key up

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DVD/AUXPress the DVD/AUX button toscroll through the differentAudio/Visual inputs. (DVD, AUX 1,AUX 2).


OKThe OK button should be pressedto confirm the selection of anumber of chosen functions.

AUDIOPress the AUDIO button duringDVD play to display the currentaudio language output. Press againto change the audio languageoutput if the disc supports multiplelanguages.

DVD MENUPressing and holding the Menubutton displays the DVD Rootmenu titles. Press the Menu buttononce quickly to display the titlemenu (if the current disc supportsthe feature).

CONTROL KEYSPress the arrow up or down, left orright to navigate through differentmenu options.

PLAY/PAUSEPress to play the current disc.Pressing PLAY/PAUSE again topause DVD playback. PressPLAY/PAUSE to resume playback.

STOPPress to stop the current disc. Thesystem stores the DVD position inits memory to enable the resumefunction when the PLAY button ispressed again.


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DAY/ NIGHT BUTTONSUse this function to adjust thescreen backlight intensity.

VOL + -To adjust the wireless headphonevolume, please use the controllocated on the headphones.

BEZEL/CHILD LOCKThis button stops the operation ofthe buttons on the DVD Player.

SUBTITLEPress the SUBTITLE button duringDVD Playback to turn on thesubtitle feature. Press the buttonagain to change the subtitlelanguage if the disc supportsmultiple languages.

EJECTThe eject button ejects the currentDVD or CD irrespective ofoperational mode. If the disc is notremoved within 10 seconds, thedisc will be pulled back into theunit by the disc transportmechanism.

PREVWhen in DVD or CD mode, pressmomentarily to skip back to thebeginning of the current chapter oraudio track. Immediately pressingthe button again will select theprevious chapter or track. Pressingand holding the PREV button downactivates the reverse search mode.Subsequent button pressing willtoggle between the reverse searchspeeds. In menu mode, press tonavigate back while the menu isactive.

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NEXTWhen in DVD mode, press to skipforward to the next chapter. Inaudio mode, press to skip forwardto the next CD track. Pressing andholding the NEXT button downactivates the search mode.Subsequent button pressing willtoggle between the search speeds.In menu mode, press to navigateforward while the menu is active.

RETURNPress to display the previousSystem menu.

System MenuPressing the System menu buttondisplays or removes the on-screensystem menu. The system menuappears as an overlay on the videoand allows you to change thepreference settings.

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REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENT

� The remote control unit uses two AAA, 1,5V batteries.� Battery replacement is usually required if the remote only works when it

is close to the Ford 7500 Rear Seat Entertainment system, or if it fails tooperate at all.

� Use new replacement batteries (alkaline recommended) and insert themas shown here.

� Always dispose of used batteries in an environmentally-friendly way.

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� The Remote Control Unit uses two AA batteries.� Battery replacement is usually required if the remote control only works

when it is close to the Multimedia System, or it fails to operate at all.� Use new replacement batteries (alkaline recommended) and insert them

as shown here.� Always dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly way.

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� The remote control unit uses two AAA, 1,5V batteries.� Battery replacement is usually required if the remote only works when it

is close to the Ford Rear Seat Entertainment system, or if it fails tooperate at all.

� Use new replacement batteries (alkaline recommended) and insert themas shown here.

� Always dispose of used batteries in an environmentally-friendly way.

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Infrared Headphones

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INFRARED HEADPHONESYour multimedia system comescomplete with two battery poweredinfrared headphone sets.

The headphones have an adjustableframe to ensure optimum comfortand are marked R and L indicatingright and left on the headset outercasing.

Infrared headphone audio is alwaysavailable whenever the Ford 7500Rear Seat Entertainment system isswitched on. with a DVD, CD, orauxiliary audio source.

To receive audio through theheadphones, press the ON/OFFswitch located on the left-hand sideof the headset.

S-MAX and New GalaxySelect Channel A or B on theheadphones to match with theaudio transmission from the screenbeing viewed.

To conserve battery power, theheadphones will automatically turnoff after a few minutes when noinfrared source is available.

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The volume adjustment control(VOL) for the headphones islocated on the right-hand side ofeach headset.

A POWER light is also incorporatedin the right-hand side of eachheadset to indicate when theheadset is switched on.

Notes:� The remote volume controls do

not adjust the infrared headphonevolume.

� Clear line of sight is requiredbetween the Infrared transmitter(located below the screens) andthe headphones. Do not cover theleft and right earpiece casingswith your hands, as this will blockthe Infrared signals.

INFRARED HEADPHONESBATTERY REPLACEMENT� Each infrared headphone set uses

two AAA, 1,5V batteries.� Battery replacement is usually

required if audio quality is poor,or if the headphones fail tooperate at all.

� Use new replacement batteries(alkaline recommended) andinsert them as shown here.

� Always dispose of used batteriesin an environmentally-friendlyway.

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Operating Instructions - Ford 7500

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MAIN CONTROL PANEL

7500ON/OFF

AUX

VOL

- + 3 3

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3

V I D E O

On/Off

Stop/Eject

Next/Previous

Play/Pause

Infraredheadphonetransmitter

VolumeScreenaspectratio

BrightnessAuxiliary

Infraredremotecontrolreceiver

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AUXILIARY PANEL

Note:The driver can disable/enable the system by pressing the POWER buttonon the back of the unit.

Once disabled, the system will only respond to disc insert and ejectactions; all other attempts at user interaction are ignored.

AV POWER

Cableconnectedheadphone

socket

Auxiliaryinput

sockets

Cableconnectedheadphone

socket

Parentalcontrol(Powerswitch)

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SPECIAL OPERATINGFEATURESYour Ford 7500 Rear SeatEntertainment system incorporatesa range of special features andfunctions to provide you with acombination of exceptionally highconvenience and enjoyment.

Certain operating features of DVDvideo, such as different cameraangles, subtitle language andselection of sound track are discdependant and will not functionunless incorporated on the currentdisc.

Play/PauseThe play function is activated uponDVD or CD insertion.

The system will resume DVDplayback from the previous viewingpoint under the followingconditions:

Automatically –� Ignition off/on sequence during

disc playback.� Switching back to DVD mode

from auxiliary mode with the AUXbutton.

Manually (Press PLAY within 20seconds) –� Insertion of previously viewed

disc that was stopped duringplayback.

When the pause button is pressedon the control panel or remotecontrol the playback is suspended.The pause symbol will appearbriefly in the LCD screen whenoperated.

In DVD mode the pause button willfreeze the scene. Repeatedlypressing the pause button willadvance the scene frame-by-frame.

Press the play button to resumeplay mode.

If a disc is not inserted within 15 minutes of switching on theunit, or the system is paused formore than 15 minutes, the screenbrightness will reduce (This isEnergy Saving Mode).

StopThe stop button stops the currentDVD or CD if it is in play mode.

EjectThe eject button ejects the currentDVD or CD irrespective ofoperational mode. If the disc is notremoved within 10 seconds, thedisc will be pulled back into theunit by the disc transportmechanism.

STOP

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If a DVD is ejected and then re-inserted, you will be given a 20second period to press the playbutton to resume playback fromthe previously viewed point,otherwise it will start from thebeginning. (The resume icon will bevisible in the top left-hand cornerof the LCD screen.)

If an audio CD is ejected and thenre-inserted, the CD will resume, orthe first Favorite Track Selection(FTS) program track will beselected if an FTS program hasbeen set up for that disc.

Fast ForwardPress the fast forward/reversebutton on the control panel tosearch forward or backwardthrough the current disc.

When in DVD mode, press to skipforward to the next chapter. Inaudio mode, press to skip forwardto the next CD track. Pressing andholding the fast forward buttondown activates the search mode.Subsequent button pressing willtoggle between the search speeds.In menu mode, press to navigateforward while the menu is active.

Fast ReverseWhen in DVD or CD mode, pressmomentarily to skip back to thebeginning of the current chapter oraudio track. Immediately pressingthe control again will select theprevious chapter or track.

Pressing and holding the fastreverse control down activates thereverse search mode. Subsequentbutton pressing will toggle betweenthe reverse search speeds. In menumode, press to navigate back whilethe menu is active.

Note:Fast forward/reverse speed will bedependant on media type anddirection selected. A double arrowicon followed by a number willappear in the LCD screenindicating direction and speedselected.

When the NEXT or PREV buttonson the remote are pressed, thesearch program is instigated.

resume

:

:

:

:

NEXT

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In DVD mode, the system will stepforward or backward to the next orprevious chapter for each press ofthe button.

In CD mode, the system will stepforward or backward to the next orprevious track for each press of thebutton.

In DVD mode audio is mutedcompletely, while in CD modeaudio is provided in short bursts ata reduced volume level.

Slow MotionThe slow motion function onlyapplies to DVD media. Press theSLOW button on the remotecontrol to enter the slow forwardmode. Toggle the button to changespeeds; x1/2, x1/4, x1/8 speed.Audio is muted completely duringthis function.

Pressing the PAUSE buttonrepeatedly advances the film oneframe at a time. Full slow motioncapability is available through theon-screen display menu.

Auxiliary ModeThe AUX buttons on the remotecontrol and control panel activatethe auxiliary audio and video inputsockets.

Press the AUX button again to exitauxiliary mode.

The Ford 7500 Rear SeatEntertainment system alwaysdefaults to DVD/CD when it ispowered up – you must press theAUX button to activate theauxiliary mode.

Audio CD Favorite TrackSelectionTo compile your own customisedplaylist from the FTS menu, ensurethat an audio CD is present in theunit and stopped. Press the downarrow control key on the remotecontrol to select Track on the onscreen display. (See example)

SLOW

PAUSE

PREV

AUX

Play Track Time Total tracks Total time

Audio Disc Mode

FTS On Off

Clear all

Program

2 0.01.11 15 1.03.24

2 6 4 5 8

V I D E O

FordFordTracks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >

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Use the right and left arrow controlkeys to navigate to your chosentracks. Press the OK button toconfirm selection. Pressing theSTOP button will clear an incorrectselection. When you havecompleted your selection, pressPLAY to commence playback of thecustomised playlist.

To erase a complete FTS programuse the down arrow control key toselect CLEAR ALL, then press OK.

Audio CDSwitch the vehicle ignition on, orturn the key to the accessoryposition to supply power to theFord 7500 Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem.� Lower the screen and turn on the


� Load your chosen audio CD intothe unit slot, label sideuppermost, to begin play mode.(If a disc is already loaded in theunit, press the PLAY button.)


STOP

OK

PLAY

PLAY

ON/OFF

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MP3Switch the vehicle ignition on, orturn the key to the accessoryposition to supply power to theFord 7500 Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem.� Lower the screen and turn on the


� Load your chosen MP3 disc intothe unit slot, label sideuppermost.


Auxiliary DeviceSwitch the vehicle ignition on, orturn the key to the accessoryposition to supply power to theFord 7500 Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem.� Lower the screen and turn on the


� Connect the auxiliary device (e.g.game station, camcorder) to theauxiliary jack input sockets:Yellow - video, Red - right audio,White - left audio. Refer to theHelpful Hints section for furtherconnection details.

� Press the AUX button on the unitor the remote control to enablethe auxiliary inputs. “RSE AUX”will appear briefly on the screenbefore switching to auxiliarymode.

ON/OFF ON/OFF

AUX

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Setting PreferencesPress the OSD button to displaythe User Preference Settingsscreen.

From this screen you will be able tonavigate your way through thecategories, main menus and sub-menus according to availability andusage.

Any options appearing in a fainttint are fixed settings and will notbe changeable.

The vertical menu bar on the left-hand side of the LCD screencontains the system categories andcomprises the following icons:

Video

Audio

Language

Miscellaneous

The main menu bar at the top ofthe LCD screen comprises thefollowing icons:

Personal preferences

Subtitle language

Audio language

Colour

Sound

2:28:350:00:03

User Preference Settings

pauseDVD

stoff 1de 1

stoff 1de 1

16:9

PAL

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Step

Slow motion

Fast motion

Angle

Zoom

Title

Chapter

Time search

Favourite track selection

The Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem can display the followingtemporary information feedbackfield icons:

Angle

Resume

Loader error

Disc rejected

Action prohibited

resume

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Personal Preference Options

CategoryVideo

Audio

Options16:9 Wide Screen, 4:3 Pan and Scan,4:3 Letterbox

Any position includingfull left and full right

1 Personal2 Rich3 Natural4 Soft5 Animation

Range of +2 to -4 foreach control

Off, PCM only, All

On, Off

On, Off

SettingTV Shape - videooutput LCD screenaspect ratio

Video Shift - positionsthe video on the LCDscreen

Colour Settings - 1 personal setting and4 pre-defined settings

Personal Colour - finetuning control forsaturation, brightnessand contrast

Digital Output - DVDdigital audio outputcontrol

AC3 DynamicCompression -optimises dynamicsfor low volume: DVD/VCD disc dependant

Karaoke Vocal - mixesa multi-channelKaraoke disc intostereo when set to On

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Personal Preference Options (Continued)

CategoryLanguage

Miscellaneous

SettingAudio Language -selection of audiolanguage output *1

Subtitle - selection ofsubtitle languageoutput *1

Menu - selection ofon-screen menulanguage output

Status Window -status window control

PBC - Video CDplayback control

Help Text - on-screentext describing theselected icon

OptionsChoice of 16Languages *2

Choice of 16Languages *2

Choice of 11Languages *3

On, Off

On, Off

On, Off

Notes:*1. The audio output language and subtitle language will default to the

DVD’s primary language if the selected audio or subtitle language isnot available on the disc.

*2. Languages available: Catalan, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French,German, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian,Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.

*3. Languages available: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German,Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.

Audio language, subtitle language, colour and sound can also be accesseddirectly from menu bar 1 without navigating through personalpreferences.

Any options appearing in a faint tint will not be changeable.

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DVD PLAYER CONTROLS

1. Power button

2 F.Bwd/Skip Back

3 F.Fwd/Skip Fwd

4 Play/Pause button

5 Stop/Eject button

6 Illumination

7 Disc slot

Operating Instructions - Mondeo and Galaxy

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To turn off the unitPress the POWER button to put theunit into standby mode.

Fast forward or reverse� Press the F.FWD/Skip FWD

button during playback.Each time this button is used, theunit will go into a fast forwardplayback mode.On-screen displays indicate thespeed of playback selected. Thesecond press of the F.FWD/SkipFWD button resumes normalplayback.

� Press the F.BWD/Skip BACKbutton during playback.Each time this button is used, theunit will go into a rapid reverseplayback mode.On-screen displays indicate thespeed of playback selected. Thesecond press of the F.BWD/SkipBACK button resumes normalplayback.

Next track or previous trackPress and hold F.FWD/Skip FWDduring DVD playback and theplayer will skip forward to the nexttitle/chapter.

Press and hold F.BWD/Skip BACKduring DVD playback and theplayer will skip to the previoustitle/chapter.

PausePress the PAUSE or PLAY/PAUSEbuttons on the DVD player duringplayback and the player will beplaced in the pause mode.� On the remote control, press the

PLAY button again and the playerwill return tonormal playback.

� On the DVD player front panel,press PLAY/PAUSE to return tonormal playback.

Stop playbackDuring DVD playback, when theSTOP button is pressed, ‘STOP’ willappear and playback ends. Theplayer records the point where theSTOP button is pressed (for theResume playback function).

Press the PLAY button again, toresume playback from this point.

During ‘STOP’, if the STOP buttonon the front panel is pressed again,‘EJECT’ will appear in the displayand the DVD will be ejected.

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DVD PLAYER SETUP

DVD player setup menuThe DVD player factory defaultsettings can be changed to suityour personal preferences.� Press the STOP button to stop

DVD playback.� Press the DVD button to enter

the DVD mode.� Press the MENU button to access

the ‘DVD Setup Menu’.

Use the control keys to make aselection and press the SELECTbutton to confirm it.

Menu languageSet the language used for themenus available on the disc. If thedisc does not include the selectedlanguage, the disc’s defaultlanguage is set.


Subtitle languageSet the language used for thesubtitles available on the disc. Ifthe disc does not include theselected language, the disc’sdefault subtitles are set.


Audio languageSet the language used for the audioavailable on the disc. If the discdoes not include the selectedlanguage, the disc’s default audio isset.

Use the control keys buttons tomake a selection and press theSELECT button to confirm it.

TV aspectSet the TV Aspect ratio to suit theaspect ratio of the monitor used.


TV mode (4:3)Set the TV Mode used to modifythe viewing area of the pictureshown on the monitor.


Dynamic range compressionUse the control keys buttons tomake a selection and press theSELECT button to confirm it.

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CD/MP3 FUNCTIONSNote:There may be a short delaybetween selecting a CD/MP3function using the remote controland the function being activated bythe DVD player. The On-screendisplay will verify that the CD/MP3function has been selected. If 'Notpermitted' is displayed this maymean that the DVD player is stillprocessing a previously requestedfunction.

CD/MP3 playbackNote:The player will not display the MP3file structure on the disc. It willonly show the MP3 file currentlybeing played. Folder and tracknumbers will be displayed.� Press the POWER button on the

remote control to switch on theunit.

� Insert a disc into the entry slot.� CD/MP3 playback commences

automatically.


Fast forward or reverse1) Press the F.FWD/Skip FWD

button during playback.

Each time this button is used,the unit will go into a fastforward playback mode.

On-screen displays indicate thespeed of playback selected. Thesecond press of the F.FWD/SkipFWD button resumes normalplayback.

2) Press the F.BWD/Skip BACKbutton during playback.

Each time this button is used,the unit will go into a rapidreverse playback mode.

On-screen displays indicate thespeed of playback selected. Thesecond press of the F.BWD/SkipBACK button resumes normalplayback.

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Next track or previous track

Press and hold F.FWD/Skip FWDduring CD/MP3 playback and theplayer will skip forward to the nexttitle/chapter.

Press and hold F.BWD/Skip BACKduring CD/MP3 playback and theplayer will skip to the previoustitle/chapter.

MP3 Folder AdvanceWith DVD Mode switched on. Pressthe arrow up or down to navigatethrough the MP3 folders when anMP3 disc is in the player.

The folder number will change toindicate the current folderselected.

PausePress the PAUSE or PLAY/PAUSEbuttons on the DVD player duringplayback and the player will beplaced in the pause mode.� On the remote control, press the

PLAY button again and the playerwill return to normal playback.

� On the DVD player front panel,press PLAY/PAUSE to return tonormal playback.

Stop playbackDuring CD/MP3 playback, when theSTOP button is pressed, ‘STOP’ willappear and playback ends. Theplayer records the point where theSTOP button is pressed (for theResume playback function).

Press the PLAY button again, toresume playback from this point.

During ‘STOP’, if the STOP buttonon the front panel is pressed again,‘EJECT’ will appear in the displayand the CD/MP3 will be ejected.

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AUXILIARY CONTROL PANEL –MONDEO

1. Auxiliary input sockets:� YELLOW – Video input.� WHITE – Left audio.� RED – Right audio.

2. Headphone socketsTwo pairs of sockets connect toscreen one (left-hand sockets) orscreen two (right-hand sockets).

Note:When the system is turned on, thesound level automatically defaultsto a low volume setting and thesystem defaults to the last mediatype selected. Press the MEDIAbutton on the Remote Control Unitfor DVD (playback) or AUX.

AUXILIARY CONTROL PANEL –GALAXY

1. Auxiliary input sockets:� YELLOW – Video input.� WHITE – Left audio.� RED – Right audio.

2. Screen (power on/off)Press to select the left- or right-hand screen.

Note:The SCREEN button may also beused to turn the MultimediaSystem on and off. Press to turnon, press and hold for at least fiveseconds to turn off.

VIDEO

AUDIO

L R

2

1 1 3 4 2

6 5

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3. VolumePress (–) or (+) buttons todecrease or increase sound volumethrough the headphones. When thesystem is turned on, the soundlevel automatically defaults to a lowvolume setting.

4. MediaPress to switch between mediaselection options – DVD (for DVDplayback) or AUX (for videogames).

5. Headphone socketsTwo pairs of sockets connect toscreen one (left hand sockets) orscreen two (right hand sockets).

6. 12 volt (5 Amp maximum)power supplyA power inverter to convert 12 voltDC to 220-260 volt AC may berequired for some video games andequipment. This is not supplied butis available from electrical retailers.

Do not use the 12 volt powersupply output socket as a

cigarette lighter.

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On-Screen Displays

CategoryMedia Type

Video Display

Audio Output

Language Selection

Screen Status

OptionsDVD, AUX

Brightness, Colour,Contrast, Aspect ratio

Treble, Bass, Balance

English, Italiano,Espanol, Deutsch,Francais

Select, Menu

SettingMedia Select *1

Display

Audio

Language

Screen Off/On

Notes:*1. The screen will only display attached devices.

If a screen display is selected in error, press MENU again to return to theprevious screen.

Once a screen has been selected for adjustment, it is not possible to makeadjustments on the other screen. The menu display disappears if MENU ispressed repeatedly or if no display selection is made within five seconds.

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DVD PLAYER CONTROLS

1. Power button

2. Stop/Eject button

3. PREV/Fast reverse

4. NEXT/Fast forward

5. Play/Pause button

6. Menu button

7 Disc slot

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Fast forward or reverse� Press and hold F.FWD/NEXT

button during playback. Eachtime this button is used, the unitwill go into a fast forwardplayback mode. On-screendisplays indicate the speed ofplayback selected. Press of thePLAY/PAUSE button to resumenormal playback.

� Press and hold F.BWD/PREVbutton during playback. Eachtime this button is used, the unitwill go into a rapid reverseplayback mode. On-screendisplays indicate the speed ofplayback selected. Press of thePLAY/PAUSE button to resumenormal playback.

Next track or previous trackPress F.FWD/NEXT during DVDplayback and the player will skipforward to the next title/chapter.Press F.BWD/PREV during DVDplayback and the player will skip tothe previous title/chapter.

Play/PausePress the PAUSE or PLAY/PAUSEbuttons on the DVD player duringplayback and the player will beplaced in the pause mode. PressPLAY/PAUSE to return to normalplayback.

DVD MENUPressing and holding the Menubutton displays the DVD Rootmenu titles. Press the Menu buttononce quickly to display the titlemenu (if the current disc supportsthe feature).

Stop playbackDuring DVD playback, when theSTOP button is pressed, the playerrecords the point where the STOPbutton is pressed (for the Resumeplayback function). Press the PLAYbutton again, to resume playbackfrom this point. During 'STOP', ifthe STOP button on the front panelis pressed again, 'OPEN' willappear in the display and the DVDwill be ejected.

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DVD PLAYER SETUP

DVD player setup menuWhen the DVD Player has no discinserted, pressing the DVD Menubutton on the remote control orDVD Player, will allow some of theDVD player's settings to bemodified.

Use the control keys to navigatethrough the menus, and the 'OK'button to select the function.

GENERAL SETUP

Angle MarkON/OFF Available on DVDs withimages photographed from multipleangles.

OSD Lang (On Screen DisplayLanguage)English - Select to default toEnglish.

Chinese - Select to default toChinese. Etc.

Captions

ON/OFFWhen the DVD disc is recordedwith closed caption, the closedcaptions on/off will enable the userto select whether to display theclosed caption.

Note:If the display unit is not able todisplay closed caption, closedcaption will not be displayed even ifthe captions is set to [ON].

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SPEAKER SETUP PAGE

Downmix

LT/RTWhen [LT/RT] is selected, DolbyLT/RT is output. You will be able torestore Dolby surround effect withan external Dolby Pro Logicdecoder.

StereoWhen [STEREO] is selected, theanalogy audio will output - audioright & audio left.

AUDIO SETUP

Dual Mono

STEREOAudio output is set to stereo

L-MONOAudio output is set to L Mono

R-MONOAudio output is set to R Mono

MIX-MONOAudio output is set to Mixed Mono

CompressionThe COMPRESSION setting allowsthe user to change the compressionfactor. You can compress the audiodynamic range. (The difference isbetween the loudest and thequietest audio sound.) A highercompression setting boosts quietpassages in films and reduces loudpassages.

DIVX (R) RegistrationThis menu displays your DIVXregistration code. Please go towww.divx.com/vod for furtherinformation about this Video OnDemand service.

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PREFERENCES PAGE

TV Display

Normal/PS (Normal/Pan andScan)Select this when the DVD Player isconnected to a 4:3 size monitor.The picture will fill the entirescreen. (Parts of the extreme leftand right sides of the movie picturewill not be visible).

Normal/LB (Normal/Letter Box)Select this when the DVD Player isconnected to a 4:3 size monitor.There may be black stripes visibleat the top and bottom of thescreen. The width of the stripesdepends upon the original aspectratio of the movie on the disc.

*Wide (16:9 Wide)Select this when the DVD Player isconnected to a 16:9 size monitor.

*The Ford S-MAX and New GalaxyRear Seat Entertainment systemuses 16:9 size monitors.

TV TypeWhen a NTSC DVD/VCD is played,the playback picture may shrinkvertically and black bars mayappear both on the top and bottomof the screen, or the picture may bein black and white. This does notindicate a malfunction.

MultiWhen the TV type is set to [Multi],the DVD player's video outputformat will be set according to thevideo format specified by the disc.(Preferred setting for Multi-SystemTV).

NTSCWhen the TV type is set to [NTSC],the DVD player's video outputformat will be set to NTSC.

PALWhen the TV type is set to [PAL],the DVD player's video outputformat will be set to PAL.

Audio/Subtitle/DiscMenu/LocaleSelect to change the defaultlanguage of the informationpresented from the DVD, ifavailable. If the selected language isnot available, the languagedesignation on the disc will beused.

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DVD PLAYER MP3 FEATURESThe unit will play conventional CDaudio tracks and tracks recorded inMP3 format. It will automaticallydetect which type of disc is loadedand will respond accordingly.

Typically, MP3 discs have thepotential to hold a great deal moremusic than a conventional CDbecause each track can becompressed to a higher degreeduring recording.

If you record your own music, eachsession must be properly closed,but the whole disc does not have tobe finalised. As a result, recordable(CD/R) and rewriteable (CD/RW)discs can be used in this unit.

When a compact disc is loaded intothe unit, the display will show'DISC LOADING' while the unitscans the disc. The time this takeswill depend entirely on the numberof tracks, files, folders and sessionson the disc.

LCD SCREENS - SYSTEM MENU


Note:To access the system menu, pointthe remote control at the infraredsensor panel on the rear seatentertainment headrest and pressthe system menu button.

CAUTION: Copyright lawsvary from country to

country; please check the laws inyour country if you want to recordfrom copyright source material.

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SYSTEM MENUPressing the System menu buttondisplays or removes the on-screensystem menu. The system menu

appears as an overlay on the videoand allows you to change thepreference settings.

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System Menu – On-Screen Displays

CategoryDisplay

DVD Volume Boost

Bezel Illumination

Screen Off

Set up

ActionAdjust using � or � buttons

Adjust using � or � buttons

Adjust using � or � buttons

Adjust using the directional buttons

Select using the directional buttons *

Select using the directional buttons

Press any button to return screen ON

Select using � or � buttons

YES/NO. Select using � or � buttons

For Service Centre useonly

SettingVideo Display

DVD player bezel lighting

Screen Status

Set up

OptionsContrast

Colour

Brightness

Aspect

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

Select menu using OK button

Menu Language

Reset Defaults

ServiceMenu

* Some DVD discs are recorded at very high levels. If distortion is heard inthe headphones at normal listening volumes, then selecting volumeboost OFF should remove the distortion.

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AUXILIARY INPUT PANEL

Auxiliary input sockets:1. YELLOW - Video input.

2. WHITE - Left audio.

3. RED - Right audio.

Press the DVD/AUX button totoggle between DVD/AUX1/AUX2inputs for the screen beingselected.

1 2 3

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Media Disc QualityAs with all media player systemscurrently produced, the system willonly provide satisfactoryperformance using discs meetingthe appropriate specifications. ThisFord Rear Seat Entertainment unitwill only play media that conformsto the International Red BookStandard specification.

Playback of self-made mediacannot be guaranteed becausereadability is dependant on thetype and quality of the recordablemedia and the burning software ofthe CD writer.

Jammed DiscIn the unlikely event that a discfails to eject, or locks up the discplayer , turn off the unit (if the discis still trying to be read, you mayhave to wait 2 to 3 minutes to dothis).

Once the unit is powered off, pressthe eject button and remove thedisc when it ejects.

If the disc will still not eject, pleasecontact your Ford dealer.

Discs not meeting the InternationalRed Book Standard are the likelyreason that a disc has failed toeject, or locked up the system.

Signal SystemThis Ford Rear Seat Entertainmentsystem is configured for PALformat. NTSC media can be playedby changing the format in the DVD-set-up menu.

Some manufacturer’s copyprotected discs do not

conform to this standard andplayback cannot be guaranteed.Irregular shaped discs, dirty,damaged, over-thick discs anddiscs with a scratch protectionfilm or self adhesive labels shouldnot be used.

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REGIONAL MANAGEMENTINFORMATIONThis DVD/CD player is designedand manufactured to respond tothe Region ManagementInformation that is recorded on aDVD disc. If the Region numberdescribed on the DVD disc does notcorrespond to the Region numberof this player, this player will not beable to play the DVD disc.

Region Country under theRegion

1 Canada, U.S, U.STerritories.

2 Japan, Europe, SouthAfrica, Middle East(including Egypt).

3 Southeast Asia, EastAsia (including HongKong).

4 Australia, New Zealand,Pacific Islands, Central

America, Mexico, SouthAmerica, Caribbean.

5 Former Soviet Union,Indian Subcontinent,Africa (also NorthKorea, Mongolia).

6 China.

CONNECTING VIDEO GAMESAND AUXILIARY VIDEOEQUIPMENTYour Multimedia System acceptsvideo and audio RCA typeconnectors for suitable video gamesand video equipment using theauxiliary input sockets.

A separate AV cable is requiredwhich can be obtained fromelectrical retailers.

Auxiliary InputsThe chart below givesrecommended impedance andvoltage values for auxiliary audioand video inputs.

Auxiliary Inputs Parameter Value Unitmin nom max

Audio

Video (PAL)

18 24 100

0,0 1,0 2,0

70 75 80

0,0 1,0 2,0

Input impedance(per socket)

Input signalvoltage

Input impedance

Input signalvoltage

kOhms

Volts

Ohms

Volts (pp)

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CAUTION/WARNINGRISK OF ELECTRICAL

SHOCK.Do not open any of the Rear SeatEntertainment system components.Care should always be taken whenusing any power suppliesintroduced into your vehicle. Noassurances can be given onequipment not provided with thevehicle at the time of delivery, orsupplied by a Ford dealer.

CAUTIONTo reduce the risk of electrical

shock, do not remove DVD cover(or back).

No user-serviceable parts inside.Refer servicing to qualified servicepersonnel.

The lightning flash with arrowheadsymbol within an equilateraltriangle is intended to alert theuser to the presence of uninsulated‘dangerous voltage’ within theproduct’s enclosure that may be ofsufficient magnitude to constitute arisk of electric shock to persons.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIREOR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOTEXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAINOR MOISTURE.CAUTION: The Rear SeatEntertainment system should beused with DC 12 V only. To preventelectrical shocks and fire hazards,DO NOT use any other powersource.

SYSTEM AND DISCCARE

Avoid exposing the headphones,remote control or discs to directsunlight or heat for extendedperiods of time.

Hold discs at the edges or centreonly to avoid contamination and donot restrict disc movement duringloading and unloading. Discs shouldbe removed from the player afteruse and stored in their originalcases away from heat sources toprevent damage or bending andcontamination by dust and dirt.

Dirty discs should be cleanedbefore inserting into the player.

Writing on discs or attachingadhesive labels is notrecommended.

Dirty or damaged disks can, insevere cases, prevent reading ofthe media, and can also generatebackground noise from the DVDunit itself. If this is encountered,please ensure that the disc is clean,free from fingerprints and othersurface contaminants. In the eventthat damage or surface marking istoo severe and these symptomspersist, the disc will not be usable.

Humidity or temperature changesmay cause temporary disc readingerrors.

Disc reading problems caused bydirt on the DVD drive may berectified using a commerciallyavailable proprietary cleaning CDor DVD.

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INDEXPage

Aspect Ratio – Ford 7500 41

Aspect Ratio – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

Audio CD – Ford 7500 37

Audio CD favorite Track Selection– Ford 7500 36

Audio Language – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

Auxiliary Control Panel – Ford 7500 33

Auxiliary Control Panel – Galaxy 48

Auxiliary Control Panel – Mondeo 48

Auxiliary Input Panel – S-MAX and New Galaxy 58

Auxiliary Mode – Ford 7500 36

CD/MP3 Functions – Mondeo and Galaxy 46

DVD Functions 12

DVD Player Controls – Mondeo and Galaxy 43

Page

DVD Player Set Up Menu – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

Dynamic Range Compression – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

Eject – Ford 7500 34

Eject – Mondeo and Galaxy 44

Eject – S-MAX and New Galaxy 25

Fast Forward – Ford 7500 35

Fast Forward or Reverse – Mondeo and Galaxy 44

Fast Forward or Reverse – S-MAX and New Galaxy 52

Fast Reverse – Ford 7500 35

General Controls – Ford 7500 10

General Controls – Galaxy 10

General Controls – Mondeo 9

General Controls – S-MAX and New Galaxy 11

Head Restraint Covers 9

Headphone Sockets – Mondeo and Galaxy 48

Infrared Headphones 30

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INDEXPage

Introduction 2

Jammed Disc 59

Keycode Security 5

Main Control Panel – Ford 7500 32

Media Disc Quality 59

Menu Language – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

MP3 – Ford 7500 38

On-Screen Displays – Mondeo and Galaxy 50

Operating Instructions – Ford 7500 32

Operating Instructions – Mondeo and Galaxy 43

Personal Preference Options – Ford 7500 41

Play/Pause – Ford 7500 34

Play/Pause – Mondeo and Galaxy 22

Play/Pause – S-MAX and New Galaxy 24

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Regional Management Information 60

Remote Control BatteryReplacement 27

Remote Control Unit – Ford 7500 14

Remote Control Unit – Mondeo and Galaxy 19

Remote Control Unit – S-MAX and New Galaxy 23

Setting Preferences – Ford 7500 39

Slow Motion – Ford 7500 36

Stop – Ford 7500 34

Stop – Mondeo and Galaxy 44

Stop – S-MAX and New Galaxy 52

Subtitle Language – Mondeo and Galaxy 45

System and Disc Care 61

System menu - On-Screen Displays – S-MAX and New Galaxy 57

System Notes 2

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Documents

Rear Seat Entertainment Guide en 01-2006