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Z-N528L Z-N528L INFOTAINER USER MANUAL EN IT DE FR Device user manual for ZENEC media system We are delighted that you have chosen a product from ZENEC. Please read this operating manual before you start your new ZENEC system. In this device user manual you will find important instructions and information for the safe operation of the ZENEC system, and to help you make the most of its technical advantages. All the information in this manual corresponds to the state at the time of going to press, and applies only to ZENEC systems in original condition. On account of possible updates to device software, the illustrations and features shown in this operating manual may be different from your ZENEC system. Differences in the information, illustrations or features cannot form a basis for any claims. If you sell your vehicle with the ZENEC system still fitted, please ensure that this operating manual stays with the vehicle, and that any personal data like a phonebook stored in the device is deleted. CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................................................................04 TURN DEVICE ON AND OFF ............................................................................................................05 ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION ...............................................................................................................05 MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS ........................................................................06 Z-N528L (FRONT PANEL) .................................................................................................................. 07 MAIN MENU ICONS..................................................................................................................... ..........08 MEDIA AUDIO SOURCES .................................................................................................................09 INPUT SOURCES ................................................................................................................................ 10 STATUS BAR....................................................................................................................................... 11 SEARCH AND INPUT FUNCTION ..................................................................................................... 12 UKW (FM) RADIO ............................................................................................................................... 13 FM BAR GRAPH MODE ..................................................................................................................... 14 MANUAL FM STATION SEARCH ...................................................................................................... 15 UKW SETUP (FM) ............................................................................................................................... 16 AM RADIO ........................................................................................................................................ ..17 DAB+ RADIO SETUP ...................................................................................................................... ..18 DAB+ ENSEMBLE AND STATION LIST ........................................................................................... 19 DAB+ SETUP ......................................................................................................................................20 DAB+ STATIONS-PRESETS .............................................................................................................. 21 USB / BT A2DP / mSD / IPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA ................................................................................22 USB / BT A2DP / mSD / IPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR ....................23 BT-MUSIC (A2DP) .............................................................................................................................24 iPOD (AUDIO) ..................................................................................................................................... 25 PLAYLIST (AUDIO) ............................................................................................................................26 SMART PLAYLIST (AUDIO) ...............................................................................................................27 FAV PLAYLIST (AUDIO) .....................................................................................................................28 VIDEO MEDIA: HARDDISK ...............................................................................................................29 PLAYLIST (VIDEO) .............................................................................................................................30 HDMI .................................................................................................................................................... 31 CAMERA .............................................................................................................................................32 CAMERA GRID-LINES: ZENEC TYPE ..............................................................................................33 ANDROID AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 34-35 APPLE CARPLAY ...............................................................................................................................36 APPLE CARPLAY OPERATION ........................................................................................................ 37 2 Rev.A BLUETOOTH (HANDS-FREE SYSTEM) ...........................................................................................38 CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR (RIGHT) ....................................................................................39 DEVICE MANAGER ............................................................................................................................40 PAIRING .............................................................................................................................................. 41 BLUETOOTH SETUP .......................................................................................................................... 42 BLUETOOTH STATUS BAR ............................................................................................................... 42 ACCEPTING/ENDING INCOMING CALLS (VIA DEVICE) ...............................................................43 OUTGOING CALL VIA NUMERIC PAD .............................................................................................43 OUTGOING CALL VIA PHONEBOOK ...............................................................................................43 BLUETOOTH MENU ...........................................................................................................................44 PHONEBOOK......................................................................................................................................45 CALL LISTS ........................................................................................................................................46 FAVORITES ......................................................................................................................................... 47 SETUP OPERATIONS ........................................................................................................................48 DISPLAY ICON (BRIGHTNESS) ........................................................................................................49 SETUP OF SOURCES ........................................................................................................................50 MISC SETUP ....................................................................................................................................... 51 AUDIO SETUP .....................................................................................................................................52 VOLUME SETUP .................................................................................................................................53 QUICK AUDIO SETUP (BAL/FAD/SUBWOOFER/LOUDNESS/BASS BOOST) ............................54 AUDIO SETUP: EXPERT MODE ........................................................................................................55 AUDIO VOLUME BASE LEVEL SETUP .........................................................................................56 BALANCE / FADER ............................................................................................................................57 EQUALIZER ........................................................................................................................................58 X-OVER SETUP ..................................................................................................................................59 SUBWOOFER SETUP ........................................................................................................................60 TIME ALIGNMENT .............................................................................................................................. 61 TFT DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS ....................................................................................................62 CAR (VEHICLE) SETUP .....................................................................................................................63 INPUT SETUP .....................................................................................................................................64 SYSTEM SETUP .................................................................................................................................65 SOFTWARE VERSION ......................................................................................................................66 CLOCK TIME .......................................................................................................................................67 PASSWORD ........................................................................................................................................68 INSTALLATION NOTES .....................................................................................................................69 REMOVAL WORK AND PREPARATION ..........................................................................................69 OVERVIEW ACCESSORIES .............................................................................................................. 70 COMMISSIONING ................................................................................................................................70 CONNECTION DIAGRAM Z-N528L .............................................................................................. 71-72 ABBREVIATIONS / GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 73 STATUTORY RIGHTS AND WARRANTY ....................................................................................74-75 3 Rev.A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................................................................04 TURN DEVICE ON AND OFF ............................................................................................................05 ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION ...............................................................................................................05 MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS ........................................................................06 Z-N528L (FRONT PANEL) .................................................................................................................. 07 MAIN MENU ICONS..................................................................................................................... ..........08 MEDIA AUDIO SOURCES .................................................................................................................09 INPUT SOURCES ................................................................................................................................ 10 STATUS BAR....................................................................................................................................... 11 SEARCH AND INPUT FUNCTION ..................................................................................................... 12 UKW (FM) RADIO ............................................................................................................................... 13 FM BAR GRAPH MODE ..................................................................................................................... 14 MANUAL FM STATION SEARCH ...................................................................................................... 15 UKW SETUP (FM) ............................................................................................................................... 16 AM RADIO ........................................................................................................................................ ..17 DAB+ RADIO SETUP ...................................................................................................................... ..18 DAB+ ENSEMBLE AND STATION LIST ........................................................................................... 19 DAB+ SETUP ......................................................................................................................................20 DAB+ STATIONS-PRESETS .............................................................................................................. 21 USB / BT A2DP / mSD / IPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA ................................................................................22 USB / BT A2DP / mSD / IPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR ....................23 BT-MUSIC (A2DP) .............................................................................................................................24 iPOD (AUDIO) ..................................................................................................................................... 25 PLAYLIST (AUDIO) ............................................................................................................................26 SMART PLAYLIST (AUDIO) ...............................................................................................................27 FAV PLAYLIST (AUDIO) .....................................................................................................................28 VIDEO MEDIA: HARDDISK ...............................................................................................................29 PLAYLIST (VIDEO) .............................................................................................................................30 HDMI .................................................................................................................................................... 31 CAMERA .............................................................................................................................................32 CAMERA GRID-LINES: ZENEC TYPE ..............................................................................................33 ANDROID AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 34-35 APPLE CARPLAY ...............................................................................................................................36 APPLE CARPLAY OPERATION ........................................................................................................ 37 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION If the driver of the vehicle is distracted, this may lead to an accident or injury. Operating the ZENEC system can distract attention from the general traffic situation! Equally, connecting, changing or inserting data media can distract the driver from the general traffic situation. CAUTION Always choose loudspeaker settings such that acoustic signals coming from outside can always be heard in the vehicle (e.g. signal horns or sirens). CAUTION Incorrect installation or commissioning of the ZENEC system may cause damage to the ZENEC system or to the vehicle electronics. Only let qualified specialists authorized by ZENEC install the device. CAUTION This ZENEC system is intended solely for operation at an on-board voltage of 12 V DC. Operating the ZENEC system at any other voltage can cause damage to the ZENEC system or to the vehicle electrical system. CAUTION Taking apart or modifying the ZENEC system can result in damage to the device or the vehicle. Opening the device or modification by a person not authorized by ZENEC will render warranty claims null and void. In the event of a malfunction or defect please contact an authorized ZENEC dealer. Unauthorized repairs will render warranty claims null and void. CAUTION The connection and charging leads of external mobile devices can get in the way of the driver. Please run these so that the driver's freedom of movement is not hindered. 4 Rev.A TURN ON / OFF Manual On / Off Z-N528L Press the power button (fig. S/7 ), to turn the ZENEC system on, press and hold the power button to switch off the device. Automatic On / Off Vehicles without CAN bus:
The device automatically switches on/off by ignition signal. Vehicles with CAN/Stalk interface:
Switching on the ignition will activate the ZENEC system. The boot process can take up to 1.5 GRUNDSTZLICHE BEDIENUNG minutes. This may result in some delay until the system is ready. The ZENEC system is shut down by switching off the ignition, or removing the ignition key. EIN-/AUSSCHALTEN Manuelle Ein-/Ausschaltung GERTEBEDIENUNG Z-E3726 NOTE Use of the multifunction steering wheel and other vehicle functions will require a vehicle-specific CAN/Stalk interface. Further information may be obtained from an authorized ZENEC dealer. Automatische Ein-/Ausschaltung Fahrzeuge mit CAN-Bus Anbindung: Bei Einschalten der Zndung wird das ZENEC-System Drehregler links gedrckt halten, bis sich das ZENEC-System ein- oder ausschaltet
(Abb. S/01 ) aktiviert. Der Bootvorgang kann max. 1,5 Minuten in Anspruch nehmen. Dies kann zur Folge haben, dass das System nur mit Verzgerung einsatzbereit ist. Das Ausschalten des ZENEC-
Systems wird durch das Ausschalten der Zndung oder Abziehen des Zndschlssels aktiviert. HINWEIS Fr eine Nutzung des Multifunktionslenkrads sowie weiterer Fahrzeugfunktionen wird ein fahrzeugspezifisches CAN/Stalk Interface bentigt. Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie bei einem autorisierten ZENEC-Fachhndler. ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION DIEBSTAHLSICHERUNG The ZENEC system is equipped with an anti-theft protection function. If this is active, on restarting Das ZENEC-System ist mit einer Diebstahlschutzfunktion ausgestattet. Ist diese aktiv, werden Sie nach the ZENEC system after interruption of the power supply you will be asked to enter your password. Trennung der Stromversorgung bei erneutem Einschalten des ZENEC-Systems aufgefordert, das von Ihnen hinterlegte Password einzugeben. To change the password:
Um das Passwort zu ndern:
Device User Manual Setup Device Setup Password Bedienungsanleitung Einstellungen Gerte Konfiguration Help Passwort NOTE Keep your password safe. If the password is lost the ZENEC system must be uninstalled, and sent back in to ZENEC Service to unblock the anti-theft protection. This service is not free!
HINWEIS Bewahren Sie das Passwort sorgfltig auf. Bei einem Verlust des Passworts muss das ZENEC-System ausgebaut und zur Freischaltung des Diebstahlschutzes an den ZENEC-Service eingesendet werden. Dieser Dienst ist kostenpflichtig!
See detailed information at page 65 Z-E3726 5 5 Rev.A MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL
SRC Item Function Reduce volume Increase volume Mute Change playback source Radio source Press to choose the previous radio station Media source Press to choose the previous next track/title Press and hold to fast rewind. Radio source Press to choose the next radio station Press to choose the next track/title Press and hold to fast forward Media source Accept/end call NOTE These functions can only be used when a multifunction steering wheel is present in the vehicle, and the ZENEC system is connected via a car specific CAN/Stalk interface. 6 Rev.A Z-N528L (FRONT PANEL) Device Front Panel Control Options Item Icon Function 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Press, or press and hold to decrease the playback volume Press, or press and hold to increase the playback volume Press to jump back to main menu Tap to start the Android and CarPlay voice control. Tap once more to cancel the voice control.Tap and hold to restart the voice input. Press to mute device, press and hold to turn device ON or OFF Reset pin to perform hardware reset behind the cover Slot for the microSD with Media Files (Audio & Video) 7 Rev.A PANTONE 8420 C PANTONE 186 C MAIN MENU ICONS You can navigate through main menu pages by swiping or tapping on the orange page markers in the bottom area of each page. Function Icon Operation USB Tap to enter USB source CarPlay Tap to start Apple CarPlay Android Auto Tap to start Android Auto DAB+
HDMI Tap to open DAB+ radio source Tap to open HDMI source CAMERA Tap to open the camera source 8 Rev.A MEDIA AUDIO SOURCES You can access / enter connected internal or external sources by tapping on the main icon according to the following list. Function Icon Operation USB Tap to enter USB source CarPlay Tap to start Apple CarPlay BT-Music Tap to open BT-Music source DAB+
Tap to open DAB+ radio source Tuner FM Tap to open FM radio source Tuner AM Tap to open AM radio source Android Auto Tap to start Android Auto SD Tap to enter SD source 9 Rev.A INPUT SOURCES To select and open external sources like HDMI, Camera, AV/IN, CarPlay or Android Auto, they need to be paired or physically connected to the device. Input Sources Function Icon Operation HDMI Tap to open HDMI source Camera Tap to enter camera source Android Auto Tap to start Android Auto CarPlay Tap to start Apple CarPlay AV/IN Tap to open AV/IN source NOTE Icons in the main menu remain greyed out for sources not connected to device. 10 Rev.A STATUS BAR (INFO BAR) Screenshot fehlt The info bar in the upper hand screen area shows TA, volume and time but also contains two important controls for device operation: BACK (left side) and ALT (right side). Function Icon Operation Back Tap to jump one level up or back Clock Time Display of time (no interaction possible) Traffic Announcement Volume ALT Traffic announcement (if function is set to active) Shows the current playback volume Tap to select / start a previously assigned function Settings Misc ALT Software button 11 Rev.A SEARCH AND INPUT FUNCTION The keyboard for search and input is based on the Linux OS system layout. The system language selection will automatically assign QUERTY or QWERTZ layout. Function Icon Operation Search input area Input box Tap to reopen the keyboard Delete Back Tap to delete a number, letter or sign Press and hold to delete the full string Tap to end the search or the input List view Tap to show all search results/- full list Close Tap to close the keyboard 12 Rev.A UKW (FM) RADIO The FM RDS source menu offers a control-/operating section on the right hand side, for fast and convenient adjustments during the FM radio playback. Center Section of Display Function Icon Operation Station forward Tap to start the auto FM station search, running up in the frequency band Station Station Name / Station Frequency Station back Cover Info display area Tap to start auto FM station search, running down in the frequency band Shows radio station graphics or cover picture of artist Finger swiping left and right to access stored FM stations previous / next Control- and Operating Section Function Icon Operation FM / AM / DAB Switch Info Frequency Scale Preset Tap to switch to AM (Tuner source order: DAB --> FM --> AM) Tap to show station information Tap to open FM station frequency bar Tap to show the stored FM station list Tuner Setup Tuner settings AS TA Tap to start FM auto station search Tap to activate or de-activate the auto switching of RDS traffic announcements 13 Rev.A FM BAR GRAPH MODE The FM setup mode (press gear icon) allows to assign two different operation modes to both station frequency arrows: manual steps in 100kHz, or auto scan (stopping at next station). See page 18. Function Icon Operation Station Frequency UP Tap to start manual 100kHz jump, or FM station auto search up Station Frequency Tap to open the direct frequency input mode keyboard Station Frequency DOWN Tap to start manual 100kHz jump, or FM station auto search down Bar Graph Scale Press and hold to slide the frequency pointer of the bar graph into any position. Tap to set a desired frequency value on the scale 14 Rev.A MANUAL FM STATION SEARCH When you tap to the frequency display area, the numeric input keyboard opens for a direct station frequency input. Function Icon Operation Station Frequency UP Station Frequency Station Frequency DOWN Scale Delete Keypad OK Tap to auto seek / manual seek up, depending on setting Tap to open and close direct station frequency input via keypad Tap to auto seek / manual seek down, depending on setting Radio frequency scale display Tap to delete a number Press and hold to delete the full text string Direct frequency input option Touch to confirm frequency Control- and Operating Section FM / AM / DAB Switch Information Frequency Scale Preset Tap to switch to AM (Tuner source order: DAB --> FM --> AM) Tap to show station information Tap to open FM station frequency bar Tap to show the stored FM station list Tuner Setup Tap to change settings for Tuner FM TA Tap to activate or de-activate the auto switching of RDS traffic announcements 15 Rev.A UKW SETUP (FM) Here you can set important FM RDS based settings such are AF and REG. Function Icon Operation Alternative Frequency ON / OFF Setting to keep AF in the regional (local) station tuning mode. Setting to choose the automatic or manual station frequency search. Tap to activate or de-activate the auto switching of RDS traffic announcements AF REG SCAN TA 16 Rev.A AM RADIO The AM RDS source menu offers a control-/operating section on the right hand side, for fast and convenient adjustments during the AM radio playback. Center Section of Display Function Icon Operation Station forward Station Frequency Station back Info display area Tap to start the auto AM station search, running up in the frequency band Tap to open the direct frequency input mode keyboard Tap to start auto AM station search, running down in the frequency band Finger swiping left and right to access stored AM stations previous / next Control- and Operating Section Function Icon Operation DAB Switch Tap to switch to DAB source Frequency Scale Preset FM Switch Tap to open AM station frequency bar Tap to show the stored AM station list Tap to switch to the FM tuner source 17 Rev.A DAB+ RADIO The DAB+ source menu offers a control- + operating section on the right side of the display, allowing for simple and convenient direct adjustments in the playback menu. Function Icon Operation Station up Tap to jump to next station Press and hold to jump to next Ensemble Station Station Name / Ensemble info Station down Tap to jump to previous station Press and hold to jump to previous Ensemble Slideshow Radio station artwork / artist display (MOT Slideshow) Info Display Area Finger swiping left and right to switch between Preset stations Control- and Operating Section Function Icon Operation DAB / FM / AM Switch Tap to switch between the different tuner sources (tuner source order: DAB --> FM --> AM) Info List Preset Setup Scan 18 Rev.A Tap to show station information - main display Tap to open the station list (showing all currently receivable radio stations in the environment) Tap to show the stored DAB station list Tap to change settings for DAB+ functions Scan Tap to start full station search. Press and hold to delete the station list and start station search DAB+ ENSEMBLE AND STATION LIST Once the first DAB+ band scan has completed, device will show all DAB+ Ensembles and radio stations of sufficient signal strength. The ensemble list and content can be updated via using the scan button. Function Icon Operation Ensemble list selection List scrolling Tap to open an Ensemble, showing the assigned DAB+ radio station list Press and hold to move the slider of the Ensemble list up and down Back Tap to jump one level back or up A tap on each Ensemble opens the related DAB+ station list of the respective Ensemble. The station list content follows exactly the original Ensemble display format and list sequence. Function Icon Operation Radio station selection List scrolling Tap to select one particular radio station out of the list Press and hold to move the slider of the station list up and down 19 Rev.A DAB+ SETUP The setup page for the DAB+ tuner allows to define important functions such as DAB<>DAB service following. Or to activate the phantom power supply voltage of the DAB antenna socket. Function Icon Operation Comfort Scan Tap to turn the comfort scan ON or OFF DAB-DAB Service Following DAB Firmware DAB antenna socket phantom power Tap to turn DAB-DAB station following ON or OFF Displays the current DAB Firmware version Tap to turn the 12V phantom power supply of the DAB antenna socket on the device backside ON or OFF 20 Rev.A DAB+ STATIONS-PRESETS Select a previously stored DAB+ radio station by tapping on the station preset button. Function Previous page Next page Stores Icon Operation Tap to switch to previous preset page Tap to switch to next preset page Tap to select a stored DAB+ station. Press and hold the station to save the actual radio station on any of the station preset buttons 21 Rev.A USB / BT A2DP / mSD / iPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA Various types of information shown in the source menu of the audio playback by (USB, BT A2DP, iPOD, etc.). Function Icon Operation Album, Art /
Cover If a cover is stored on the music media, it can be displayed. This function is not supported for BT Audio playback. Interpret Track Album Genre Back Play Pause Forward Playback Time Line 22 Rev.A Information about the artist Information about the track Information about the album Information about the genre or any other special infos Tap to skip to the previous track Press and hold to start fast reverse Swipe to the left to skip forwards to the next track Tap to play a track Tap to pause at a track Tap to skip to the next track Press and hold to start fast forward Swipe to the right to skip back to the previous track Tap or slide to skip within a track USB / BT A2DP / mSD / iPOD (AUDIO) MEDIA CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR The control and operation bar on the right side of the audio playback media menu continues to play lists, favorites, and external USB memory. Function Icon Operation Playlist Smart Playlist Favorites Tap to display the folder and list This function is not supported for BT Audio playback. Tap to add a track to own playlist This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Tap to add a track to FAV playlist This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Video <-> Audio Source Tap to switch between audio or video playback. This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Shuffle Repeat Source Tap to turn on the random play feature within the folder that is playing Tap to automatically repeat a track or a complete music collection Touch to jump to next available source
(Available sources USB, iPod and BT-Music) 23 Rev.A BT MUSIC (A2DP) The A2DP RVC interface offers Play, Pause and Skip control of previously paired smartphones in audio playback mode. The iD3-Tag meta data display is possible only when tag data is contained in the streamed music track. NOTE The listed functions depend on the paired mobile phone, installed software versions and the degree of compatibility. 24 Rev.A iPOD (AUDIO) The order of the Artist display of is given by the sorting sequence on the mobile Apple device and can not be changed or adapted in any way. 25 Rev.A PLAYLIST (AUDIO) There are different playlists. We generally differentiate between the standard and special playlists
(Smart Playlist and Favorites Playlist). Function Folder
(uppermost) Folder Song Interpret Album Icon Operation Tap to go to the next higher level Touch to go to the highest folder level Hold to go to the hard disk overview (root) Listing by song Listing by artist Listing by album Smart Playlist Tap to access the Smart Playlist (Shows created Playlists) Tap to access the FAV playlist Tap to open search keypad Scroll in the list:
Touch and hold to move the slider up or down Tap and hold your finger on the list to move the list up or down FAV List Search Scroll 26 Rev.A SMART PLAYLIST (AUDIO) This function allows you to manage the playlists which created by the Smart Playlist function. The playlists can be renamed. Function Icon Operation Playlist name field Playlist editing mode Song editing mode Scroll Tap to go to the next higher level Tap to edit a playlist (editing mode) Tap to delete a playlist Tap to rename a playlist Tap to cancel playlist edit mode Tap to edit a song within a playlist (editing mode) Tap to delete a playlist song Tap to move a playlist song
(Add a song to another playlist) Tap to cancel edit mode Scroll in the list:
Touch and hold to move the slider up or down Tap and hold your finger on the list to move the list up or down. 27 Rev.A FAV PLAYLIST (AUDIO) This playlist feature allows you to add a song easily and quickly to a fixed favorite playlist. Function Icon Operation Playlist name field No function, text field only. Note: The name of the FAV playlist can not be changed. Delete Scroll Tap to delete a FAV playlist song Scroll in the list:
Touch and hold to move the slider up or down Tap and hold your finger on the list to move the list up or down. 28 Rev.A VIDEO MEDIA: HARDDISK For video playback via USB, parking cable must be connected during the device installation. Without this connection, the screen remains black. Function Icon Operation Jump inside Title Video<->Audio Source Back Play Pause Tap to skip directly to the desired position Slide to reach the desired position Tap to switch between audio or video playback. This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Tap to skip back to the previous section Tap to play a film Tap to pause a film Forward Tap to skip forward to the next section Playlist Shuffle Repeat Tap to display the folder and list This function is not supported for BT Audio Tap to turn on the random play feature within the folder that is playing Tap to automatically repeat a film or complete video collection 29 Rev.A PLAYLIST (VIDEO) Playlist (Video) displays the video files on the USB data carrier with their file name. In this list sliding up or down is easily possible. Function Icon Operation Folder Back Play / Pause Forward Shuffle Repeat Touch to go to the highest folder level Hold to go to the hard disk overview (root) Tap to skip back to the previous section Tap to play a film or a video Tap to pause a film or a video Tap to skip forward to the next section Tap to turn on the random play feature within the folder that is playing Tap to automatically repeat a film or complete video collection Video <-> Audio Source Tap to switch between audio or video playback. This function is not supported for BT Audio and iPod Scroll in the list:
Touch and hold to move the slider up or down Tap and hold your finger on the list to move the list up or down Scroll CAUTION Playing video files while driving is not permitted by the law. For this reason the screen will switched off when the vehicle moves, with the playback of sound only. 30 Rev.A HDMI Tap to the HDMI icon starts the A / V source, if a compatible HDMI source connected, for example a videogame, smartphone, tablet, notebook. Function Icon Operation HDMI AV/IN Tap to open HDMI source mode Tap to open the A/V IN source 31 Rev.A CAMERA Tapping the camera icon starts the manual camera mode, if a CVBS capable camera is connected to the camera input of the unit. Function Icon Operation Camera switching Tap to switch between the front and rear camera Camera Tap to open camera source Settings Tap to adjust the lines 32 Rev.A CAMERA GRID-LINES: ZENEC TYPE Comfortable parking assistant with variably adjustable camera grid lines for their own individual at-
titude. Function Icon Operation Presentation Tap to show or hide the lines Grid-Line area Display the grid lines with the arrows and circles the lines can be positioned. Back Together Apart Up Down Tap to exit the settings menu Tap to narrow the field Tap to widen the field Tap to bring the field nearer Tap to push the field away Default setting Tap to set the lines to the default setting and positions Press and hold to move an corner point to the desired position Tap to move left the corner point Tap to move right the corner point Display the current X/Y coordinates Corner points Corner point move left Corner point move right X/Y coordinates NOTE To calibrate the assist lines, reverse parallel to the parking space stripes and centrally to the start of the parking space. 33 Rev.A USING ANDROID AUTO With Google Android Auto, you are be able to access compatible apps and online services of your Android smartphone in your motor home and operate them intuitively with the display of your ZENEC device or the voice assistant from Google. USING ANDROID AUTO PREPARATION:
Download the Android Auto app from the Google Play Store. Connect the Android smartphone with the USB 1 connector of the ZENEC device. To use the hands-free function of Android Auto, connect the Android smartphone with the ZENEC device via Bluetooth. Please pay attention to chapter Bluetooth (Hands-free System) Pairing. INITIAL OPERATION:
1. For the initial operation, the vehicle must not be in motion and the hand brake must be put on. 2. Tap to the Android Auto icon in the main menu of the ZENEC device to choose the Android Auto source. 3. Follow the dialogue on the display of the ZENEC device to install Android Auto and to configure the start behaviour. It is possible to change the selected start behaviour in the setup operations anytime later. Please pay attention to chapter Setup Operation Misc Launch Android Auto. 4. After the initial operation has been completed successfully, the Android Auto user interface appears on the screen of the ZENEC device. 34 Rev.A ANDROID AUTO OPERATION 7 6 1 2 3 4 5 Item Icon Operation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Android Auto user interface Telephony Open Android Auto user interface Media playback Open ZENEC main menu Activate Android Auto voice control Smartphone status information (can vary depending on the model) NOTE Android Auto may not be available on all devices and is not available in all countries and regions. To use Android Auto with your Android Smartphone, at least Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or a higher version of the Android operation system must be installed on your smartphone. To use Android Auto on your ZENEC device, you have to adjust time and date on your ZENEC device correctly. Please pay attention to chapter Setup Operations System Clock & Date Setup. For more detailed information about Android Auto, please visit https://www.android.com/auto/ and https://support.google.com/androidauto#topic=6348027 35 Rev.A APPLE CARPLAY CarPlay is an optimal co-pilot inside the car, on safer way to use your iPhone in the car. CarPlay takes the things you want to do with your iPhone while driving and puts them on your cars built-in display. You can get directions, make calls, send and receive messages, and listen to music, all in a way that allows you to stay focused on the road. Just connect your iPhone and go. USING APPLE CARPLAY PREPARATION:
Connect the compatible iPhone with the BACKSIDE USB-1 connector of the ZENEC device. Bluetooth will be automatically establish on BACKSIDE USB first time connection. Unlock your iPhone. INITIAL OPERATION:
1. For the initial operation, the vehicle must not be in motion and the hand brake must be put on. 2. Tap to the CarPlay icon in the main menu of the ZENEC device to choose the CarPlay source. 3. After the initial operation has been completed successfully, the CarPlay user interface appears on the screen of the ZENEC device. 36 Rev.A APPLE CARPLAY OPERATION 3 4 1 2 Item Icon Operation Tap to display the home screen of CarPlay Tap to open the ZENEC main menu Tap any of the APP icon to start the application iPhone status information 1 2 3 4 NOTE CarPlay isn`t available on older iPhones.. To use CarPlay with your iPhone, at least iOS 7.1.x or a higher version of the Apple operation system must be installed on your phone. For more detailed information about Apple CarPlay, please visit https://www.apple.com/de/ios/carplay/
37 Rev.A BLUETOOTH (HANDS-FREE SYSTEM) ABOUT THIS CHAPTER This chapter describes how to operate and use the hands-free system. In addition, all the equipment variants and functions of the ZENEC BT system are described. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION Using the mobile phone with the hand while driving is not permitted. Only enter data or make changes via the ZENEC system when the traffic situation allows such actions. CAUTION Network coverage depends on a number of factors such as the network provider, or the geographical position of the vehicle. Tunnels, underpasses, parking garages, or street canyons in cities may lead to interruption of the connection. Thermal glazing or metallic stickers on the windows of the vehicle may also disrupt the connection. 38 Rev.A CONTROL AND OPERATION BAR (RIGHT) The vertical control and operation bar on the right area of the Bluetooth page serves to invoke device manager, or access phone book, favorites, call logs, numeric keypad, Bluetooth settings and Scan
(BT device search). Function Icon Operation Device manager Phonebook Tap to access the device manager view Tap to access the phonebook of the currently paired mobile phone Favorites Tap to access the stored favorites Call logs Tap to access the call logs Numeric pad Tap to open the numeric keypad Bluetooth setup Tap to change the most important settings for BT operation SCAN (Search) Tap to search a new Bluetooth device 39 Rev.A DEVICE MANAGER The BT function on the device must be activated to invoke connection process. Please pay attention to the smartphone manufacturer's instructions regarding device pairing. Function Icon Operation Device manager Tap to pair, disconnect, or manage mobile devices Function Icon Operation Pair Tap to reconnect a paired Bluetooth device Disconnect Tap to disconnect a paired Bluetooth device Delete Tap to delete a Bluetooth device from the list (requires the device to be disconnected) Icon Meaning This icon indicates that the paired Bluetooth device supports HSP/HFP, and can be used via the hands-free system. 40 Rev.A PAIRING To connect a smartphone to the Zenec device via Bluetooth, first step is to successfully complete the pairing process. Via ZENEC system Function Icon Operation Scan
(Search) Tap to the SCAN icon to initiate a search for BT devices. Re-tap to stop the search and show the device-list. Select from the list the desired mobile device that you want to synchronize with the ZENEC system. Once device is selected, follow the instructions. Code Standard Code*: 0000 NOTE
*For mobile devices that do not support the SSP standard Via the mobile device Function Icon Operation Search Auto Connect Make sure that the ZENEC system is in Device Manager view otherwise the ZENEC system will not be visible to others. Follow the instructions of the device manufacturer on pairing. Once a mobile device has been connected with the ZENEC system, it will be automatically paired when the ZENEC system is started. On being briefly disconnected the ZENEC system will attempt to establish a new connection. NOTE On pairing for the first time, be sure to permanently enable the connection confirmation on your mobile device, otherwise malfunctions may occur during the Auto Connect process. 41 Rev.A BLUETOOTH SETUP On the Bluetooth setup page you can adjust settings for Bluetooth operation. Press the appropriate button / field to change any of the listed settings. Function Bluetooth Settings Auto Connection Contacts Order Microphone Gain Bluetooth Adress Auto Answer Auto Load Phonebook Icon Operation Tap to change settings for BT operation ON / OFF 1. by first name of contact 2. by surname of contact Tap to set the Mic. gain from 0 to 12 BT Unique ZENEC BT device address. ON / OFF ON = Automatic call acceptance (after 3 ring tones) activated OFF = Automatic call acceptance deactivated ON / OFF BLUETOOTH STATUS BAR Icon Function Mobile phone currently connected Battery capacity of the mobile phone currently connected Signal strength of the current mobile network 42 Rev.A ACCEPTING/ENDING INCOMING CALLS (VIA DEVICE) Function Icon Operation Accept Reject End Tap the green handset to accept the call Tap the red handset to reject the incoming call Tap the red handset to end the call DIAL A CALL USING NUMERIC PAD In the control-/operation panel touch the numeric pad. Key in the desired phone number in full using the numeric pad. To set up the connection, touch The display now changes to the call connection view. DIAL A CALL USING PHONEBOOK In the control-/operation panel touch the phonebook. From the phonebook list select a call partner and set up a connection by touching After touching a contact you will be directed to the contact details view. NOTE Depending on the mobile phone and phonebook entries, the first synchronization can take up several minutes. 43 Rev.A BLUETOOTH MENU Function Icon Operation Discrete Mute conversation Numeric pad Touch to pass the call from the hands-free system to the mobile phone or vice versa Voice output muted/- unmuted Tap to show the numeric pad Necessary in case asked to enter a further number during the call (telephone call center etc.) Back Tap to jump back to the previous level NOTE To be able to use the phonebook or call lists without any problems, make sure that during the pairing process you confirm data access enable to the mobile phone. 44 Rev.A PHONEBOOK Contacts After successful pairing of the smartphone with subsequent phone book synchronization, the device will show you the full contact list. You can add contacts directly to Favorites if you like. Function Icon Operation Search Tap to open the contact search keypad Scroll Phonebook Contacts Scroll in the list:
Touch and hold to move the slider up or down, showing letters by the alphabet. Tap to jump to the contact list. Up to 1000 contacts per paired mobile phone can be synchronized;
it makes no difference whether the contacts are stored in the phonebook or on the SIM card. Favorites Tap to to show phone numbers of the respective contact entry Call /
Accept Tap the green handset to set up/- start the call Add Favorite Tap to add a new Favorite Re-tap to remove a Favorite Re-sync. Re-synchronisation of the whole phonebook 45 Rev.A CALL LISTS If a compatible mobile phone is connected, call lists from the mobile phone will be synchronized with the BT hands-free system (process can take some minutes, depending on the number of contacts). Once sync process has completed you will be able to access the following logs:
Function Icon Operation Call logs Tap to see all call logs Missed Calls Tap to see the missed calls only Received Calls Tap to see the received calls only Dialed Calls Tap to see the dialled (outgoing) calls only Function Icon Operation Missed Incoming Entries with this icon refer to calls that you missed Entries with this icon refer to accepted incoming calls Contacted Entries with this icon refer to outgoing calls 46 Rev.A FAVORITES On this page you can link eight or more phone numbers to become favorites. You can select any of the phone numbers in the phonebook and save them as Favorites; the only exceptions are e-mails and addresses. NOTE All Favorites are visible to every user of the device as they are saved in device memory. Function Icon Operation Stored Favorite Assign New Favorite Tap to set up/- start a connection with a stored Favorite Tap to add a new favorite Select desired number from phonebook and confirm with this icon Delete Tap to remove a stored Favorite NOTE A change of data on the mobile phone will not sync automatically with the stored Favorites. Should you want to change phone numbers this change must be manually transferred to Favorites by deleting the exisiting Favorite and re-assigning the new number. 47 Rev.A SETUP OPERATIONS This chapter describes all the parameter and setting functions of the ZENEC system. Please note that settings or changed parameters can have a direct influence on the everyday use of the ZENEC system. Function Icon Operation Setup Tap to access the setup mode 48 Rev.A DISPLAY ICON With the display icon, the LCD TFT screen picture brightness can be dimmed or switched off (standby) in two steps. This is done by tapping the icon. Function Icon Operation Disp Tap to dim or brighten up TFT screen ( 100% 50% 0%
standby ) 49 Rev.A SETUP OF SOURCES When you tap the setup icon, you will enter this setup source page, which offers six different sources you can adjust for personal preferences. Function Icon Operation Tap to access diverse device settings Tap to access sound settings Tap to access display settings Tap to access car settings (Park Assist etc.) Tap to access TFT inputs settings Tap to access system settings Misc Audio TFT Car Inputs System 50 Rev.A MISC SETUP In the Misc menu page, you can configure diverse settings for the display mode with 3 or 6 icons, ON/OFF of the beep sound, as well as the LED color of the lighting of the buttons or sensor buttons on the device front. Function Icon Operation Misc Tap to access basic settings view Main Menu Mode ALT Software Button Button sounds Tap to switch to 3 Icon or 6 Icon main page display layout Touch to link source or function to ALT (HMI) button
(CAM/Mute/Apple CarPlay/Android Auto/Tuner/EQ/Setup/BT-
Music/BT/ DISP/iPod/USB/HDMI/AM Tuner) ON / OFF Off = acoustic acknowledgment disabled On = acoustic acknowledgment enabled OSD Language Tap to change the menu language Button Color Tap to adjust hard key or sensor field illumination Wallpapers Tap to change the background image Volume Pop-Up Apple Connectivity Radio Region
(Country Code) ON / OFF Off = visual volume pop-up disabled On = visual volume pop-up enabled CarPlay / iPod USB 1 Port definition for iPod or CarPlay usage Tap to set the wanted Tuner country code inclusive parameter loading. List: America / Argentina / Asia / Australia / Brazil /
China / Europe / Pacific 51 Rev.A AUDIO SETUP In the Audio menu page, you can adjust settings around the sound, e.g. Volume of the sources, loudness, bass and treble, etc.. The "Expert Mode" view extends the setting options by few points. Function Icon Operation Audio Tap to access and configure audio settings Tap on one of the presets to change profile (Pop / Classic / Rock etc.) All changes made in the Expert Mode at the Equalizer will be stored under the preset User. Tap to enable or disable expert mode. Tap to make advanced sound configurations. Tap to set initial and source volume levels Tap to access quick audio settings (Loudness / Bass Boost etc.) Presets Expert Mode Volume Audio Control 52 Rev.A VOLUME SETUP In the Audio menu -> Media Volume, you can customize the basic settings of each source individually. Function Icon Operation Media Volume BT Call Volume Main volume change requires upper setting position set to "Select". Setting = manually adjusted volume Last = last volume set before switching off BT Call volume change requires upper setting position set to
"Select". Setting = manually adjusted volume Last = last volume set before switching off Fine adjustment of the volume of all "Gain" sources Function Icon Operation BT Music Gain Fine adjustment of BT Music volume FM/AM Tuner Gain Fine adjustment of FM/AM volume DAB Tuner Gain Fine adjustment of DAB volume USB Gain iPod Gain A/V IN Gain HDMI Gain Fine adjustment of USB volume Fine adjustment of iPod volume Fine adjustment of A/V IN volume Fine adjustment of HDMI volume 53 Rev.A QUICK AUDIO SETUP (BAL / FAD / SUBWOOFER / LOUDNESS / BASS BOOST) In this menu, you can adjust the Balance / Fader, Loudness and Subwoofer level of the speakers in the vehicle. Function Icon Operation Left/
Right Front/
Rear 15 > 0 < 15 15 > 0 < 15 Loudness ON / OFF Bass Boost ON / OFF Subwoofer
-6 < 0 >6 54 Rev.A AUDIO SETUP: EXPERT MODE In the Audio Setup menu page with the Expert Mode set to ON, you can change audio relevant settings. Such as Equalizer, Crossover, Time Alignment, etc. Please refer to the listings on the following pages. Function Icon Operation Expert Mode Tap to enable or disable expert mode Volume Tap to set start and source volume Balance/Fader Tap to set fader or balance Equalizer Tap to set the 8-BAND equalizer X-Over Tap to make settings for the crossover Subwoofer Tap to set subwoofer settings Quick Audio Control Time Alignment Volume Setup: see page 51 Tap to make general quick audio settings (Loudness / Bass Boost etc.). Can be accessed by long press of the Home button. Tap to adjust the time alignment 55 Rev.A AUDIO VOLUME BASE LEVEL SETUP In the audio menu, you can adjust the basic volume values of the various audio sources. Function Icon Operation Volume Tap to set the system main startup volume Media Volume Tap to set the media playback volume BT Call Volume Tap to set the volume of the Bluetooth handsfree volume 56 Rev.A BALANCE / FADER BAL FAD In this Expert Mode menu page, you can adjust the balance and faders. Press and hold the green dot of the crosshair to move sound center position into any desired position. Function Icon Operation Left/
Right Front/
Rear 15 < 0 > 15 15 < 0 > 15 Crosshair Press and hold to move green dot into desired position 57 Rev.A EQUALIZER In this Expert Mode menu page, you can set the 8-band graphical equalizer. Press and hold the indivi-
dual band level sliders to move it up or down for a level change. Function Icon Operation Tap to set the desired BAND Band Touch and hold to change the setting of the selected band 58 Rev.A X-OVER SETUP In this Expert Mode menu, you can adjust the High-pass transition frequencies of the front and rear speakers. The factory default is OFF for front and rear speakers. Function Icon Operation HPF (Front) Tap to set the high pass filter for front speaker OFF/ 50 Hz /63 Hz/80 Hz/100 Hz/120 Hz Slope 12/24 dB/Oct. HPF (Rear) Tap to set the high pass filter for rear speaker OFF/ 50 Hz /63 Hz/80 Hz/100 Hz/120 Hz Slope 12/24 dB/Oct. 59 Rev.A SUBWOOFER SETUP In this Expert Mode menu, you can adjust Phase, Gain, and Low-pass transition frequencies of the subwoofer. The default settings are Phase 0 , GAIN "0", LPF OFF. Function Icon Operation Tab to set the low pass filter OFF/ 240 Hz/ 160 Hz/ 120 Hz/ 85 Hz/ 55 Hz SUBWOOFER ONLY 0/180 (inverted phase) Touch to set the GAIN
-6 < > 6 LPF Phase Gain 60 Rev.A TIME ALIGNMENT In this menu you can set the time delay correction for the loudspeakers in your vehicle. Function Icon Operation Unit Speaker Delay Selection of desired unit ms = time cm = distance Tap to select the desired speaker
(FL / FR / RL / RR / SW) ms = 0.0 < > 20 in approx. 0.1 ms steps cm = 0 < > 680 in approx. 3 cm steps The distance between the ears and the speaker system installed in the vehicle varies considerably due to the given arrangement of the factory mounting location. This menu gives you the option to delay the audio signal at each of the speakers so that you have a center stage effect. Set your central listening position. Measure the distance from this position to each speaker. Now you need to add the corresponding delay - depending on the speaker with highest distance - to move the speakers to same distance from selected position. Enter these distance to let all speakers have the same distance. You can fine tune values by ear after the distances from listening position to each speaker have been entered, simply by adjusting the left front speaker delay until center stage position is reached. 61 Rev.A TFT DISPLAY CONFIGURATION In the TFT Setup menu you can make screen settings that control the day/night brightness of the TFT LCD display screen. Function Icon Operation TFT configuration TS-Brightness Day TS-Brightness Night TS-Auto Standby NOTE Tap to adjust display configuration Day adj range 0 ~ 20 Night adj range 0 ~ 20 Tap to enable or disable TFT Auto Standby function and Auto Screen shutdown. TFT goes into standby after selected time. Using the DISP button you can set the display brightness to three levels
( 100% 50% 0% ). 62 Rev.A CAR (VEHICLE) SETUP In the Car Setup menu, you can set how the ZENEC device interacts with optional components such as cameras and parking assist inside the vehicle. Function Icon Operation Car (vehicle) Tap to access vehicle configurations Park Assist Tap to set the parking aid display source. CAM / OFF CAM = Camera On OFF = Camera Off Reverse Camera Mute Tap to set the muting function when parking aid is active. OFF / reduced Volume / MUTE Audio Tap to set camera switching logic. CAM-1 Direct camera 1 CAM-2 Direct camera 2 CAM1 + CAM2 Camera switching between CAM1 & CAM2. Time can be set by Reverse CAM off Delay Tap to set the Camera off delay time Tap to invert the CAM picture (Normal / Invert) Reverse Camera logic Reverse CAM Off Delay Camera Picture 63 Rev.A INPUT SETUP In the Input Setup menu, you can adjust the image settings of the connected video sources, such as Reverse Cameras. Contrast, brightness, color saturation and hue can be adjusted. Function Icon Operation Tap to adjust image setup configuration of connected external video sources (e.g. rear view camera., etc.) 0 ~ 24 0 ~ 24 0 ~ 24 0 ~ 24 Inputs Brightness Contrast Saturation Hue 64 Rev.A SYSTEM SETUP In the System Setup menu page, you can make various system settings, such as: Adjust the Clock Time, Load Factory settings, Initiate Software Updates or set a Password. Function Icon Operation System Tap to access various system settings SW Versions Info Tap to access detailed software version information Load Factory Tap and confirm to reset the ZENEC system to factory default Clock Time Setup Software Update Password Function Password Tap to adjust clock time Tap and confirm to initiate a software update. www.zenec.com Support Softwareupdates OFF = password protection disabled ON = password protection enabled Tap and confirm to store a password 65 Rev.A CLOCK TIME In the System Setup menu page under Clock Time, you can set the format, change the displayed time and select the time sync source (system time or autom. sync) for the time display. Function Icon Operation Tap to change the clock time sync. mode Autom. Sync automatic synchronisation logic by different sources (Manual adjustments such as clock time and time zone not possible) RTC Sync automatic synchronisation by system RTC
(Manual adjustments possible) Tap to change time and date (Year:Month:Day) if sync is
"RTC Sync."
Tap to change the clock format Clock Time Sync. Mode Date &
Clock Time Clock Format 66 Rev.A SOFTWARE VERSION In the System Setup menu page under SW version, you will see the currently installed software versions with detailed version info for MCU, OS and AP, inclusive a simple Short Software Version. Function Icon Operation System Tap to access this view SW Version Displays the current software version information 67 Rev.A PASSWORD In the System Setup menu page under Password function, you can activate and deactivate the pass-
word protection. Function Icon Operation Password Function Password OFF = password protection disabled ON = password protection enabled Tap and confirm to store a password*
Standard password 12345 Input Keypad Enter the desired password CAUTION
* If you protect you ZENEC system with a Passwort make sure, you have access to this password anytime. Lost or forgotten Passwords require the device to be uninstalled and sent in to ZENEC Service Centre. Device unlocking is not free of charge. 68 Rev.A INSTALLATION NOTES CAUTION The installation of the ZENEC system should be carried out by an authorized installer. Specific knowledge and tools are required to do the installation. Incorrect installation can cause damage to the vehicle and the ZENEC system. Correct functioning can only be guaranteed when you use the ZENEC original accessories included in the kit or those optionally available. The ZENEC system and the original accessories must under no circumstances be modified or altered in any way. Inappropriate actions can cause damage to the vehicle and the ZENEC system. NOTE The ZENEC system is not compatible with vehicles, which are equipped with a hybrid or electro drive ex factory. The ZENEC Z-N528L is equipped with an integrated DAB+ receiver. To make use of this you will need a suitable DAB antenna (not included in kit) that must be connected to the ZENEC system. If the target vehicle is already equipped with an original DAB antenna, it is still possible to use it in combination with the ZENEC system. Software updates to the ZENEC system are installed with a USB memory device. Therefore when fitting the system make sure that the USB connection of the ZENEC system will still be accessible later (installation of USB extension cable or USB hub). If you have questions or problems relating to the ZENEC system, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased it. REMOVAL WORK AND PREPARATION NOTE 1. Remove the ignition key and keep it outside the car until the installation is finished. 2. Please wait for ca. 10 minutes until the CAN bus system is completely shut down, before you start with the deinstallation of the original device. 3. Start with the deinstallation of the original device. 4. Please switch on the ignition only, when all work steps are done and the ZENEC system is completely mounted. NOTE Make sure that all connectors at the rear of the ZENEC system have sufficient room and are not bent. Connectors without a retaining mechanism must be additionally secured with insulating tape. 69 Rev.A OVERVIEW INCLUDED ACCESSORIES No. Article 1 Main device user manual 2 3 4 2DIN trim frame 2DIN metal device mounting cage ISO-DIN main harness 5 Bluetooth microphone with mounting clip Factory radio removal tool 6 7 Parking break wire 8 USB extension cable 9 A/V IN / Video IN / eCall Mute 10 Camera 1 & 2 / Reverse Signal / Steering Wheel Control interface (IR-IN) 11 4.2 RCA preamp line out / Subwoofer 12 Video OUT Qty 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 70 Rev.A CONNECTION DIAGRAM Z-N528L UKW/FM DAB Z-N528L USB 1 USB 2 CONNECTOR MIC POWER HDMI USB1:
Apple CarPlay, Apple MFI and Google Android Auto USB Media Playback, Software Updates Power charging ~1000mA USB2:
USB Media Playback Power charging ~1000mA Z-N326 Z-N326 Z-N326 1 A17 A17 2 3 A1 4 A2 5 A3 6 A4 7 A5 8 A6 9 A7 10 A8 N.A. N.A. Speaker Rear Right (-) Speaker Front Right (-) Speaker Rear Right (+) Speaker Front Right (+) A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 Reverse A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 Illumination Speaker Rear Right (+) Speaker Rear Right (-) Speaker Front Right (+) Speaker Front Right (-) Speaker Front Left (+) Speaker Front Left (-) Speaker Rear Left (+) Speaker Rear Left (-) Speaker Rear Right (+) Speaker Rear Right (-) Speaker Front Right (+) Speaker Front Right (-) Speaker Front Left (+) Speaker Front Left (-) Speaker Rear Left (+) KL15 ACC / Switched +12V PWR Speaker Rear Left (-) Speaker Rear Right (+) Speaker Rear Right (-) Speaker Front Right (+) Speaker Front Right (-) Speaker Front Left (+) Speaker Front Left (-) Speaker Rear Left (+) Speaker Rear Left (-) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 11 12 Speaker Front Left (-) Speaker Front Left (+) N.A. A9 A10 N.A. A11 N.A. N.A. A9 Speaker Rear Left (+) 13 N.A. A9 A12* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR A10 N.A. Speaker Rear Left (-) 14 A13 Switched +12V antenna PWR A10 N.A. A11 N.A. KL30 B+ / Constant +12V PWR 15 A14 A11 N.A. A12* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR KL31 GND 16 A15* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR A12* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR A13 Switched +12V antenna PWR A16 KL 31 / Power GND Parking 17 Illumination A14 A13 Switched +12V antenna PWR A15* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR P-Control 18 Illumination A14 A16 KL 31 / Power GND Switched +12V antenna PWR 19 A15* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR 20 A16 KL 31 / Power GND Illumination A17 N.A. N.A. A17 N.A. Illumination N.A. N.A. N.A. B1 B2 B3 B4* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR B5** Switched +12V antenna PWR N.A. B6 N.A. B7* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR N.A. B8 B1 B2 B3 B4* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR B5** Switched +12V antenna PWR B6 B7* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR B8 Illumination B1 B2 B3 B4* KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR
*A12/A15 and B4/B7 Pin assignment of switched/constant power is vehicle dependent B5** Switched +12V antenna PWR
**300mA max current B6 B7* KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR B8
*A12/A15 and B4/B7 Pin assignment of switched/constant power is vehicle dependent
**300mA max current B9 Speaker Rear Right (+) B10 Speaker Rear Right (-) A17 N.A. B11 Speaker Front Right (+) Speaker Rear Right (+) B9 B12 Speaker Front Right (-) B10 Speaker Rear Right (-) B13 Speaker Front Left (+) B11 Speaker Front Right (+) Speaker Rear Right (+) B9 B14 Speaker Front Left (-) B12 Speaker Front Right (-) B10 Speaker Rear Right (-) B15 Speaker Rear Left (+) B13 Speaker Front Left (+) B11 Speaker Front Right (+) B16 Speaker Rear Left (-) B14 Speaker Front Left (-) B12 Speaker Front Right (-) B15 Speaker Rear Left (+) B13 Speaker Front Left (+) B16 Speaker Rear Left (-) B14 Speaker Front Left (-) B15 Speaker Rear Left (+) B16 Speaker Rear Left (-) KL 31 / Power GND KL 31 / Power GND KL 31 / Power GND Illumination Serial No. ISO CONNECTOR
(DEVICE BACKSIDE) ISO CONNECTOR
(DEVICE BACKSIDE) ISO CONNECTOR
(DEVICE BACKSIDE) A1 A3 A5 A7 A17 A 5 1 E S U F A 5 1 E S U F B10 B12 B9 B10 B14 B11 B9 B13 B12 B16 B11 B14 B15 A2 A1 A4 A3 A6 A5 A8 A7 A1 A3 A5 A7 A2 A4 A6 A8 A9 A11 A13 A15 A2 A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16 A9 A 5 1 A11 A13 A15 E S U F A9 A11 A13 A15 A10 A12 A14 A16 A10 A12 A14 A16 ISO CONNECTORS
(HARNESS) ISO CONNECTORS
(HARNESS) B1 B2 B3 ISO CONNECTORS B4
(HARNESS) B1 B2 B5 B3 B7 B4 B6 B8 B6 B8 B5 B7 B10 B12 B14 B13 B16 12V DC / 15 A NEGATIVE 12V DC / 15 A NEGATIVE B1 B3 B5 B7 B2 B4 B6 B8 B9 B11 B16 B13 B15
*A12/A15 and B4/B7 Pin assignment of switched/constant power is vehicle dependent
**300mA max current Serial No.
*A12/A15 and B4/B7 Pin assignment of switched/constant power is vehicle dependent **300mA max current B15 E4 10R-05 3762 Serial No. E4 10R-05 3762 EU Legal Representative: ACR S & V GmbH Industriestr. 35 D-79787 Lauchringen / Germany R 71 Rev.A EU Legal Representative: ACR S & V GmbH Industriestr. 35 D-79787 Lauchringen / Germany R A
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. v e CONNECTION DIAGRAM Z-N528L (PAGE 2) FM DAB Z-N528L I M D H CONNECTOR DAB POWER k c a B l w o l l e Y n w o r B External Microphone LINEOUT FRONT Black LINEOUT REAR Black LINEOUT SUBWOOFER Black A/V IN Black CAMERA IN Yellow F CAMERA 12V Red R CAMERA 12V Red F CAMERA GND Black R CAMERA GND Black IR IN Gray PARKING Pink REVERSE Green/White
. P C N T
. P A N T I L L A C C B
G N D U S B 2 U S B 1
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) Red(R) White(L) Red(R) White(L) Blue Blue Line In (R) Line In (L) Video In F(Yellow) R(Yellow) 72 Rev.A GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS Abbreviation Description A2DP AF AM Manufacturer-independent Bluetooth technology allowing audio signals to be transmitted (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) Alternative frequency Transmission standard for terrestrial reception of long and medium frequency analog radio (long and medium wave radio) CAN-Bus The CAN bus (Controller Area Network) is a serial bus system for the communication of control units in a vehicle CP Apple CarPlay DAB / DAB+
Transmission standard for terrestrial reception of digital radio (Digital Audio Broadcasting) DSP EQ FAT32 The digital signal processor is used for the processing of digital signals (e.g. audio or video signals) Equalizer Formatting format for digital media
(File allocation table 32-bit) UKW/FM Transmission standard for terrestrial reception of very high frequency analog radio (UKW) GAA / AAP Google Android Auto GSM ID3-Tag Global mobile radio network standard for fully digital mobile radio networks
(Global System for Mobile Communications) ID3 tags mean meta data, which could be included together with the MP3 for-
mat. microSD Compact flash memory REG SSP TA USB Regional station Secure Simple Pairing (for Bluetooth devices) Traffic Announcement (RDS service) A USB connection is a serial bus system for connecting a device to other devices (Universal Serial Bus). 73 Rev.A STATUTORY RIGHTS AND WARRANTY What products are covered by ZENECs limited Warranty?
The limited Warranty (the Warranty) applies to ZENEC products purchased from an authorized dealer by end customers in the European Economic Area or Switzerland (Territorial Scope). What is the validity period of ZENECs Warranty?
Under this Warranty, ZENEC warrants, for a period of 2 years, that the product is free from defects in material and/or workmanship at the time of the original purchase. This 2-year period commences on the date of the original purchase as per the original invoice or until receipt. If you have purchased the product as a consumer, and the defect is identified within the first six months after the original purchase (see above), we will assume that the defect already existed at the time of purchase. Who can claim under the Warranty?
ZENEC grants the limited Warranty to natural persons only, who purchased the relevant product primarily for personal use. What is covered by the Warranty?
ZENEC warrants that the product is free from defects in material and/or workmanship at the time of the original purchase. ZENEC does not, however, provide a warranty covering every defect and damage that may occur. It only covers the hardware components of the device, and in no event the software used with the device, regardless if this was provided by ZENEC or the third-party vendor. The Warranty therefore does not cover the following cases, in particular:
normal wear and tear (such as to surfaces and protective coverings);
superficial damage, such as scratches, dents, and damaged plastic, worn or mechanically defective connections;
misuse, including any treatment resulting in physical or superficial damage, such as a cosmetic defect, to the product;
damage caused by connecting or using the product for a purpose other than those specified, or a failure to observe the operating and/or installation instructions for the particular model;
installation or use of the product contrary to the applicable technical standards, or the safety regulations in the country in which the product is installed or used;
damage caused through an unauthorized attempted repair, or an attempted repair by someone other than a ZENEC authorized service partner;
damage caused by modifications to the product not expressly authorized by the manufacturer;
damage caused by malicious code (Software Viruses) or by using software not supplied with the product or which was incorrectly installed;
use of third party vendor software programs for editing, modifying, adapting, or extending ZENECs authorized software components as are run on the product;
use of third-party vendor firmware/operating system software damage caused by liquids or chemicals of whatever type, and/or excessive temperatures, moisture, or damp;
accidents, drops or other such effects of extreme accelerating forces;
damage caused by lightning strikes, electrostatic charge, incorrect operating voltage, water, fire, force majeure, inadequate ventilation for other reasons for which ZENEC is not responsible;
damage caused by using the device outside of the defined specifications;
damage caused by using the product with other systems or devices, which are not designed to be used with this product;
adjustments or modifications without ZENECs prior written approval, including product upgrades extending beyond the specifications or characteristics described in the operating manual;
modifications of the product for the purpose of adapting it to national or local technical norms or safety standards of countries for which the product was not expressly designed or manufactured;
using service or spare parts not produced or distributed by ZENEC;
using the product in connection with accessories not approved for use with this product;
ZENEC, moreover, does not warrant (expressly, implicitly, statutorily, or otherwise) the quality, performance, reliability or suitability of the product for a particular purpose except as described, nor the software/firmware installed on the device ex works. No warranty service will be provided, moreover, if the model number/serial number/UUID/product number on the product is changed, erased, made illegible or removed. The same applies if the receipt or invoice is incomplete and/or illegible when presented. 74 Rev.A Is ZENEC liable for other defects or damage?
ZENEC will repair or replace products, only if they are covered by the terms of this Warranty. ZENEC is not liable for any material or intangible loss or damage such as the price paid for the product, loss arising directly or indirectly under this Warranty or otherwise in relation to products or services. This likewise applies to loss or damage relating to the impairment or operational failure of the product, or devices associated with it, caused by defects or the non-availability of the product during the time it is with ZENEC or ZENECs service partner, as well as to periods of downtime and business interruptions. In addition, ZENEC does not accept any liability for shipment-related risks - such as the This disclaimer applies to losses of damage irrespective of the legal basis, especially on the grounds of negligence, other wrongful conduct (torts), breach of contract, express or implied guarantees, and strict liability (even if ZENEC or its service partner has been advised of the possibility of such damage occurring). If these disclaimers are prohibited or limited under the applicable law, ZENEC will limit its Warranty and liability to the extent permissible under the applicable regulations. For example, some national laws prohibit the exclusion or limiting of damages payable in connection with negligence, gross negligence, willful wrongdoing, deceitful conduct, and other such acts. For the duration of this Warranty, all liability that cannot be excluded completely will be limited to the extent permissible under the applicable law. Liability under this Warranty is limited to the price paid for the product. If the applicable law only permits higher limits on any liability, this higher limitation will apply. How do I exercise my Warranty rights?
If you want to exercise your entitlements under this Warranty, please contact the authorized dealer where the product was purchased, and present it with the original copy of the till receipt or invoice. Do ZENEC or its service partner will choose to either repair or replace the product or its defective parts covered by the Warranty, and assume the costs of material and labor in doing so. Repairs under the Warranty must be carried out by ZENEC or its authorized service partner. Products that are repaired or replaced may contain new and/or refurbished components and devices. Components that are swapped out will become the property of ZENEC. Will I incur any costs in connection with the Warranty service?
ZENEC assumes the costs of material and labor in connection with its Warranty service. The Warranty holder is responsible for the costs of shipment and bears the risks connected with the shipment (see above). If the product is found to be operating faultlessly, or there is no warranty entitlement because the warrant period has expired or for any other reason, ZENEC or its authorized service partner will be Do this Warranty affect my statutory or contractual rights?
This Warranty is made voluntarily by ZENEC, and it will, in any case, extend your statutory rights. As a consumer, you remain fully entitled to your statutory rights, such as the statutory guarantee. This Warranty also has no effect whatsoever on your contractual rights against the reseller. You may continue to exercise these rights in full. 75 Rev.A FCC Declaration of Compliance (SDoC) TRADE NAME: 1-DIN DAB+/FM/AM/USB/BT RADIO MODEL NUMBER: Z-N528L COMPLIANCE TEST REPORT NUMBER: 2AT9B-Z-N528L RESPONSIBLE PARTY (IN USA): BK-Motorsport Inc. ADDRESS: 4211 Katella Ave, CA 90720 Los Alamitos, USA CONTACT PERSON: Bela Kiraly TELEPHONE: +1 657-256-1058 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 undesired operation. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. 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 of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help. Warning:
the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. This equipment referenced in this declaration is identical to the unit tested and found acceptable the equipment being produced under this Declaration of Conformity within the variation that can be expected due to quantity production and testing on a statistical basis. UK Conformity Z-N528: E9 10R-05 16981 MAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. hereby declares that this product Z-N528L is in compliance with Regulations Radio Equipment Regulations 2017, Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016. A copy of the UKCA declaration of conformity is available at the following Internet address: www.maxmade-
ae.cn A1 A3 A5 A7 A9 A11 A13 A15 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 BCG-EXXXXA 2AT9B-Z-N528L A7 A8 KL 31 / Power GND KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR KL 15 / Switched +12V PWR Illumination Switched +12V amplifier PWR*
Parking Switched +12V antenna PWR Reverse A9 S A10 S A11 S A12 S A13 S A14 S A15 S A16 S 9 10R-05 16981 A2 A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16 76 Rev.A B2 B4 B6 B1 B3 B5 S R O T C E N N O
) S S E N R A B9 B11 B13 B10 B12 B14 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 N.A. N.A. KL 30 / Constant +12V PWR N.A. Illumination Switched +12V antenna PWR Wireless function: Bluetooth Operating frequency range: 2402 MHz ~ 2480 MHz RF Output power: 6.95 dBm(only for UK) Wireless function: FM Receiver Operating frequency range: 87.5MHz ~ 108 MHz (RX only) Wireless function: AM Receiver Operating frequency range:526.5KHz ~ 1606.5 KHz (RX only) Wireless function: DAB Receiver Operating frequency range: 174.928 MHz ~ 239.200 MHz (RX only) Operating Temperature: -20 ~ 70 Manufacturer: MAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. Address: Building 2, GIEC Industrial Park, Puzai Road, Pingdi, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China Copyright 20
/ copy deadline: Q -20 Rev Manufacturer: ACR AG Bohrturmweg 1 CH-5330 Bad Zurzach Switzerland EU Legal Representative: ACR S & V GmbH Industriestrae 35 D-79787 Lauchringen Germany
1 | ID label and location | ID Label/Location Info | 782.92 KiB | August 23 2022 / August 24 2022 |
ManufacturerMAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD. FCC ID: 2AT9B-Z-N528L FCC ID: 2AT9B-Z-N528L ManufacturerMAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD. 155.00mm
1 | Confidentiality | Cover Letter(s) | 84.01 KiB | August 23 2022 / August 24 2022 |
MAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. C5266091_X10_Ed.1 Office of Engineering Technology Federal Communications Commission 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Subject: Request for Confidentiality FCC ID: 2AT9B-Z-N528L To Whom It May Concern, Date: 7/30/2022 Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 0.457 and 0.459 of Commission's rules
(47CFR0.457, 0.459), we are requesting the Commission to withhold the following attachment(s) as confidential document from public disclosure. Exhibits ID Label/Location Attestation Statement External Photos Block Diagram Schematics Test Report Test Setup Photos Users Manual Internal Photos Parts List / Tune Up RF Exposure Info Operational Description Cover Letter(s) SDR Software / Security Info Long-Term Confidentiality No No No Short-Term Confidentiality No No No No No No No No Above mentioned document contains detailed system and equipment description are considered as proprietary information in operation of the equipment. The public disclosure of above documents might be harmful to our company and would give competitor an unfair advantage in the market. It is our understanding that all measurement test reports, FCC ID label format and correspondent during certification review process cannot be granted as confidential documents and those information will be available for public review once the grant of equipment authorization is issued. Sincerely, Signature:
Name: Chester Yang Date: 7/30/2022 Title: Director 1/1
1 | Letter Authorization | Cover Letter(s) | 78.50 KiB | August 23 2022 / August 24 2022 |
C5266091_X8_Ed.1 Letter of Authorization Company: MAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.. Address: Building 2, GIEC Industrial Park, Puzai Road, Pingdi, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China Product Name: Car infotainer Model Number: Z-N528L FCC Identifier: 2AT9B-Z-N528L We authorize LGAI Technological Center S.A., Ronda de la Font del Carme, s/n, 08193 Bellaterra, Spain, to act on our behalf on all matters concerning the above named equipment. Any individual within LGAI Technological Center S.A. is authorized to act on our behalf and take action on the application. We declare that authorize LGAI Technological Center S.A., Ronda de la Font del Carme, s/n, 08193 Bellaterra, Spain, is allowed to forward all information related to the approval project to the Federal Communication Commission and to discuss any issues concerning the approval application. Any and all acts carried out by LGAI Technological Center S.A. on our behalf shall have the same effect as acts of our own. Name: Chester Yang Date: 7/30/2022 Title: Director Signature of applicant:
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1 | 2022-08-24 | 2402 ~ 2480 | DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter | Original Equipment |
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1 | Effective |
2022-08-24
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1 | Applicant's complete, legal business name |
MAXMADE AUTO ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD.
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1 | FCC Registration Number (FRN) |
0028712883
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1 | Physical Address |
Building 2,GIEC Industrial Park, Puzai Road, Pingdi, Longgang District
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Building 2,GIEC Industrial Park, Puzai Road
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Shenzhen, N/A
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China
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1 | TCB Application Email Address |
e******@applus.com
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1 | TCB Scope |
A4: UNII devices & low power transmitters using spread spectrum techniques
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app s | FCC ID | |||||
1 | Grantee Code |
2AT9B
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1 | Equipment Product Code |
Z-N528L
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app s | Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact | |||||
1 | Name |
C**** Y****
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1 | Title |
Director
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1 | Telephone Number |
13428********
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1 | Fax Number |
+86-0********
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c******@maxmade-ae.cn
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app s | Technical Contact | |||||
1 | Firm Name |
Shenzhen Microtest Co., Ltd
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1 | Name |
L****** C********
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1 | Physical Address |
Shenzhen
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China
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1 | Telephone Number |
86-75********
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1 | Fax Number |
86-75********
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l******@51mti.com
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app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
1 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 | Equipment Class | DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter | ||||
1 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Car infotainer | ||||
1 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 | Grant Comments | Output power listed is conducted.The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons. End-users must be provided with operating procedures for satisfying RF exposure compliance. | ||||
1 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 | Firm Name |
Shenzhen Microtest Co., Ltd.
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1 | Name |
S****** L****
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1 | Telephone Number |
0755-********
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S******@51mti.com
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1 | 1 | 15C | 2402.00000000 | 2480.00000000 | 0.0031500 |
some individual PII (Personally Identifiable Information) available on the public forms may be redacted, original source may include additional details
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