display MITSUBISHI LANCER EVOLUTION 2012 10.G MMCS Manual

Watching DVDs 9-6
Displaying the Default Settings Menu
After setting the default settings, there is
no need to change the subtitile settings,
etc., each time during DVD playback.
The following settings are possible: menu
language, sound language, subtitle
language, angle mark display, audio
compression (dynamic range control), and
viewing restriction (parental lock).
NOTE[Menu Language], the language speci ed by the disk
is played if the selected language is not available on
the disk.
1 Touch [Stop] in the operations
menu screen during playback
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2 Touch the screen
3 Touch [DVD Settings]
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eng_a418The default settings menu is displayed.
NOTE
default settings menu is displayed.
all items, other than viewing restrictions, to their
default settings.
Language Settings
Set the menu language, sound language,
and subtitle language default settings.
1 Touch [Menu Language], [Sound
Language] or [Subtitle Language] in
the default settings menu
(page 9-6)
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2 Touch one of the languages
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NOTE
touch [Others].
>>> [If “Others” Has Been Selected] (page 9-7)

The selected languages are set.
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If “Others” Has Been SelectedIf the language that you want to set is not displayed
in the menu languages, sound languges, or subtitles
languages list, other languages are available.
1 Touch [Others] in the language
settings screen
(page 9-6)
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2 Enter the desired language code>>> see “Language Codes” (page 9-10)
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3 Touch [Enter] The language corresponding to the language code
entered is set.
Displaying Angle Marks
Set default settings for the angle mark
display during playback on the multi-angle
(page 9-4) screen.

1 Touch [Angle icon] in the default
settings menu
(page 9-6)
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This turns [ON] and [OFF] the angle mark display.
NOTE
multi-angles have been recorded.
Audio Compression
This function (dynamic range control)
controls the bandwidth of loud and
soft sounds at a fixed rate during DVD
playback, and makes even small sounds
audible.
NOTE
Dolby digital audio only.
1 Touch [Dynamic Range Comp.] in
the default settings menu
(page 9-6)
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This turns [ON] and [OFF] the audio compression.
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Watching DVDs 9-9
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2 Enter the stored password, and
touch [Enter]
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3 Enter the level, and touch [Enter]
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The viewing restriction level change is completed.
Changing the PasswordThe set password can be changed.
1 Touch [Change Password] in the
password entry screen
(page 9-9)
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2 Enter the current password, and
touch [Enter]
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3 Enter the new password, and
touch [Enter]
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4 Enter the new password again
for confi rmation, and touch [Enter]
The password change is completed.
If You Have Forgotten the PasswordIf you have forgotten your password, clear the
password, and reset as necessary.
1 Display the password entry
screen
(page 9-9)
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2 Touch [Back] fi ve times in succession
without entering any characters
A message is displayed, and the password is cleared.
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AUX / Video Entertainment System 9-11
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AUX / Video Entertainment System
(if so equipped)AUX
By connecting your own video equipment,
etc. to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA), you
can show the playback on the MMCS.
NOTE
Connecting to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA)Using a video cable sold on the market, connect the
video equipment, etc. to Auxiliary Video connecter
(RCA).
Switching to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA)Switching to Auxiliary Video connecter (RCA) will show
the video from the connected equipment.
1 Press the [MODE] key

2 Touch [AUX]
eng_a310The video from the equipment connected to Auxiliary
Video connecter (RCA) will be shown.
NOTE on the maker's option Video Entertainment System
and the Video Entertainment System is switched on,
[Rear-Display] will be shown.
with the MMCS.
may produce noise from the speakers.

Use the connected video equipment’s own power source,
such as its battery. Noise may be produced from the
speakers if the connected video equipment is used while
charging it using the 12 V power outlets of the vehicle.
connected. Otherwise, noise may be produced from
the speakers.

Connect video equipment when [AUX] is deactivated or
lower the vehicle’s speaker volume before connecting
it. Noise may be produced from the speakers if video
equipment is connected after [AUX] is activated.
video equipment, refer to the owner’s manual for the
equipment.
Video Entertainment System
If upgraded to the manufacturer’s optional
Video Entertainment System, media
being played in the Video Entertainment
System can be played, or video device,
etc. connected to the Video Entertainment
System can be displayed.
NOTE
be played using the front seat monitor.
Entertainment System has been connected.
System the audio screen being played, and be
operated using a special remote control.
Entertainment System.
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Switching to Video Entertainment SystemMedia played using the Video Entertainment System
can be played using this device.
1 Press the [MODE] key

2 Touch [Rear Display]
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The image currently being played is displayed using
the Video Entertainment System.
NOTE Entertainment System, only the sound is played from
the speakers.
OperationsMedia being played using the Video Entertainment
System can be operated using this device.
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the buttons displayed at the bottom of the screen.
NOTE
cannot be performed by touching and holding these
buttons.
can be operated, refer to the user manual for the
Video Entertainment System.
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Calendar 10-1
Information
Information
Some items may not display depending on the
vehicle equipment.
Calendar
Displays the calendar. Special days and
anniversaries, etc., can be checked and set.

1 Press the [INFO] key, and touch
[Calendar]
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NOTE

special day.
>>> “Setting Special Days” (page 10-1)anniversaries have been set.
the date and Anniversary Days are indicated with
icons to the right of the date.

Touch [ ] in [Year] to display the calendar for the
previous year, or touch [ ] to display the calendar
for the next year, or touch [ ] in [Month] to display
the calendar for the previous month, or touch [ ] to
display the calendar for the next month.
>>> “Setting Anniversaries” (page 10-3) automatically three days after the special day has
passed.
Setting Special Days
Setting a new special day. A maximum of
200 special days can be set.

1 Touch the date to be set
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NOTEday to enable editing.

>>> “Editing Special Days” (page 10-2) cannot be set as special days.
2 Touch [Icon]
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3 Touch one of the icons
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4 Touch [Memo]
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Calendar 10-3
Information
Setting Anniversaries
Setting a new anniversary (birthday. etc.).
A maximum of 20 anniversaries can be set.
1 Touch [Anniversary]
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2 Touch [New Event]
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NOTE
date, the rst anniversary that was set will be given
priority and the icon will be displayed.
3 Touch [Icon]
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4 Touch one of the icons
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5 Touch [Date]
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6 Touch [ ] or [ ] to set the
month or day
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7 Touch [Memo]
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8 Enter a short description of the
anniversary, and touch [Set]
>>> “How to Enter Text” (page 2-13)
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NOTE
9 Touch [Set]
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The anniversary settings are completed.
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Calendar 10-4
Editing Anniversaries
Editing an anniversary that has been set.

1 Touch [Anniversary] The anniversary list is displayed.
2 Touch the anniversary to be
edited
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The remaining operations are the same as from step 3
of
“Setting Anniversaries” (page 10-3)
Deleting Anniversaries
Deleting an anniversary that has been set.

1 Touch [Anniversary] The anniversary list is displayed.
2 Touch the anniversary to be deleted
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The anniversary setting screen is displayed.
3 Touch [Delete]
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4 Touch [Yes]
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The anniversary deletion is completed.
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Trip 10-5
Information
Trip
(if so equipped)
Trip information can be viewed and set.

1 Press the [INFO] key, and touch
[Trip]
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The average speed, Average Fuel Economy, and
Instant Fuel Economy information can be viewed.
NOTE
Touch [Graph] to view
the average speed and
average fuel economy
as a graph, measured
in 5-minute units.
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Reset Mode”. >>> “Reset Mode” (page 10-5)
2 Touch [ ]
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The distance to empty, distance driven after refueling
and driving time can be viewed.
3 Touch [ ]
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The lap time can be measured.
>>> “Lap Time” (page 10-6)
Reset Mode
Two reset modes are available:
- Auto Reset Mode automatically resets the average speed and average fuel
economy, four hours after the ignition
switch is turned OFF.
- In Manual Reset Mode, you can reset the items when desired.
Changing the Reset Mode

1 Display the 1/3 Trip screen

2 Touch [Manual]
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Mode”.
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NOTE

touch [Reset] to reset the average speed and
average fuel economy.
Driving Distance and Time
The distance to empty, distance driven
after refueling and driving time can be
viewed on the 2/3 Trip screen.
Distance to Empty
The displayed distance to empty is calculated from
the current remaining fuel and the recent average fuel
economy.
Distance Driven After RefuelingDisplays automatically the distance driven after
refueling.
It is reset when the vehicle is refueled.
NOTE2.6 gallons (10 litres), automatic reset will not be
performed. Press [Refuel] to reset.
Driving TimeMeasures the time from when the ignition switch is
turned “ON” to when it is turned “OFF”.
It is reset when the ignition switch is turned from “OFF”
to “ON”.
Lap Time
Time, distance, speed and mileage can be
measured.

1 Display the 3/3 Trip screen

2 Touch [Start]
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Total Line
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mileage are being measured, so they are not displayed.
3 Touch [Lap]
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NOTE
Touch [Lap] again
and the measurement
results displayed in
“A” are moved to
“B”, and the current
measurement results
are displayed in “A”.
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4 Touch [Stop]
eng_a216The measurements stop and the measurement results
are displayed in the total line.
NOTE
where they stopped.
turned “OFF” during measurement. If this happens,
the measurements restart when the ignition switch is
turned “ON”.
5 Touch [Reset]
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