VISTEON CRONY 2010 Manuel utilisateur

Infotainment System

Type of Equipment: In Vehicle Infotainment

Model name: CRONY 2010

Brand Name: Visteon

Manufacturer: Visteon Corporation

Made In Brazil

USER MANUAL

Version 1.0

December 6, 2021

Infotainment System

1. Safety Requirements

This product works with a supply

voltage of 13.5V (operating voltage

between 9V to 16V).

Always check the function of each

connector color through the wiring

diagram.

Do not disassemble or modify the

equipment, because this can cause an

accident such as fire or electric shock,

invalidating your warranty.

Do not block the heat exits of the

appliance. This may cause overheating

or fire.

To prevent the risk of electric shock,

never expose the unit, amplifier and

speakers to cleaning products,

moisture or water. In addition, contact

with dealer or technical support.

Liquids may cause damage,

overheating of the unit and risk of fire.

While driving, keep the volume at a

level where external sounds can be

heard.

Make sure all speaker wiring is

properly installed.

Otherwise the unit may be damaged.

Respect the local rules, laws and

regulations of traffic.

While driving

- Do not watch or operate the unit as

this may lead to distraction and cause

an accident. Park yours car in a safe

place to watch or operate the unit.

- Do not use the configuration feature

or no other function that can divert

your attention of the road.

During operation

- Do not insert your hands, fingers or

strange objects to the unit as this may

cause injury or damage to the unit.

- Keep small objects out of reach of

the children.

To avoid the risk of accidents and the

violation of rules, the video feature

should never be used while the vehicle

is in motion.

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2. Warnings

To reduce the risk of fire or electric

shock, do not expose the device to

rain or moisture.

To avoid electric shock, do not open

the appliance. Search for an

Authorized Service.

Avoid prolonged use at high volume

(power greater than 65 decibels),

because this may impair your

audition.

Taking your eyes off the road for too

long or too often while using any

infotainment feature can cause a

crash. You or others could be injured

or killed. Do not give extended

attention to infotainment tasks while

driving. Limit your glances at the

vehicle displays and focus your

attention on driving. Use voice

commands whenever possible.

Use the proper power supply.

This product is designed for operation

with a negative grounded 12 V DC

battery system. Never operate this

product with other battery systems,

especially not with a 24 V DC battery

system.

Do not disassemble or modify the

unit, or attempt to repair the product

yourself. This may cause serious injury

or damage and your warranty will be

null and void. If the product needs

repair, consult your dealer or contact

technical support.

If the unit is out of order (no power,

no sound) or in an abnormal state (has

foreign objects in it, is exposed to

water, is smoking, or smells), turn it

off immediately and consult your

dealer.

Infotainment System

Overview

Infotainment System

CRONY 2010 is an Display Audio Infotainment with

a 10.25-inch display that combines state-of-the-art

technology, modern design, impeccable finishing

and multiple features.

The product is all designed to run robust LINUX

operating system, bringing more connectivity and

interactivity to the user.

This infotainment system has two variants, India

(wired only AA/CP projection) and LATAM

(wired+wireless AA/CP projection). Only LATAM

variant system support Wi-Fi and GPS fucntionality.

This infotainment has no physical buttons, all

contact being made through a capacitive screen

that allows extremely precise touches.

The infotainment system is controlled by using the

infotainment display with buttons on left and right

bars on the display and steering wheel controls.

Display Left Bar:

(Display OFF Button)

Touch to turn the display off system.

(Volume Increase and Decrease Buttons)

Touch ‘+’ to increase the volume of

system.

Touch ‘-’to decrease the volume of

system.

Move slider up or down to increase or

decrease volume of system

respectively.

(Mute Button)

Touch to mute/ unmute the volume of

display.

Display Right Bar:

(Home Button)

Touch to return to home screen.

(Radio Button)

Touch to go to radio screen.

(Phone Button)

Touch to show phone display

when phone is connected with

system.

Touch to go to phone settings

screen when phone is not

connected with system.

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Note:

Phone Button will be replaced by Android

Auto/ Apple CarPlay button when Android/

Apple device is connected with system as

projection technology.

(Apple CarPlay Button)

and

(Android Auto Button)

(Navigation Button)

Touch to show navigation display

when Android Auto / Apple

CarPlay device is connected with

system.

Touch to show notification to

user when Android Auto / Apple

CarPlay device is not connected

with system.

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3. Radio

AM-FM Radio

From the Home Screen, touch the Radio

icon to display the audio sources screen.

Choose radio icon on Home Screen.

AM-FM controls

a. Seeking a Station

Press or to search for

the

previous or next strongest station.

b. Autostoring Presets

Touch the button

on the infotainment display to

automatically store strongest

stations in available presets.

c. Frequency Band

Touch frequency band button

on the infotainment display to

switch to respective band.

d. Storing Radio Station Presets

Favorites are stored near the

bottom of the display.

Up to 12 preset stations can be

stored for FM band and 6 preset

stations can be stored for AM

band.

Touch or to go to next

6 or previous 6 available presets

in FM band.

4. USB and iPod

From the Home Screen, touch the Media

icon to display the audio sources screen.

Choose media icon on Home Screen.

USB controls

a. USB Port

This infotainment system is

equipped with one

USB port.

This port is for data and charging.

b. Playing from a USB/iPod

To play a USB/iPod device,

perform the following steps:

Connect the USB/iPod device.

Touch Media on the Home

Screen

Use the following buttons when

playing an active USB/iPod

source:

: Touch to play the current

media source.

: Touch to pause play of the

current media source

: Press to seek to the

previous track.

: Press to seek to the next

track.

(Shuffle ON) and

(Shuffle OFF) : Touch the

Shuffle ON icon on the

infotainment display to shuffle

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through the available media.

Touch to play the tracks

randomly.

Touch Shuffle OFF icon to stop

shuffle.

Note: For iPod media, Shuffle

functionality depends on the

connected iPod device.

(Repeat All) and

(Repeat Folder) and

(Repeat One) : Touch the

repeat icon on the infotainment

display to repeat through the

available media.

Touch Repeat All icon to repeat all

tracks. Touch Repeat Folder icon

to play tracks from current folder.

Touch Repeat One icon to repeat

the same track.

Note: For iPod media, Repeat

functionality depends on the

connected iPod device.

c. Progress bar

Move the progress bar slider to

interact with the currently playing

track.

d. USB/iPod Browse Menu

: Touch the browse icon on

the infotainment display to go to

browsr menu for the available

media.

The following options appear on

the left of the screen for USB

Media:

Folders

Artists

Albums

Songs

Genre

Video Files

The following options appear on

the left of the screen for iPod

Media:

Folders

Artists

Albums

Songs

Genre

My Music

Podcasts

Audio Books

Note: Video files playback is not

supported from connected iPod

devices.

Browse categories for iPod Media

depends on the connected iPod

device.

5. Bluetooth Audio

The Bluetooth-capable system can

interact with many mobile devices,

allowing:

Placement and receipt of calls in a

hands-free mode.

Sharing of the device’s contact list with

the vehicle.

a. Bluetooth (Pairing and Using

the Phone)

A Bluetooth-enabled mobile

device must be paired to the

Bluetooth system and then

connected so that Bluetooth

functions can be used in the

infotainment system.

b. Pairing Information

If no mobile device has

been connected, touching

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the Phone icon on the

infotainment display will

show the Connect Phone

option in Phone Setting.

Touch this option to connect.

Another way to connect is to

touch the Settings icon and

then the Phone tab.

Up to 5 devices can be

paired to the Bluetooth

system.

Pairing only needs to be

completed once, unless the

pairing information on the

cell phone changes or the cell

phone is deleted from the

system.

If multiple paired mobile

phones are within range of

the system, the system will

connect to the last connected

mobile phone.

c. Pairing a Phone

Make sure Bluetooth has

been enabled on the cell

phone before the pairing

process is started.

Touch the Phone icon on

the Home screen or the

Phone tab on the Settings

menu.

Touch Add Device and

then scan for available

devices in the vicinity.

Select the Smart Car´s

name shown on the

infotainment display from

your cell phone’s Bluetooth

Settings list.

Follow the instructions on

the cell phone to confirm the

six-digit code showing on the

infotainment display and

touch Pair. The code on the

cell phone and infotainment

display will need to be

acknowledged for a

successful pair.

Start the pairing process

on the cell phone to be

paired to the vehicle. Once

the cell phone is paired, it will

show under Device List.

If the vehicle name does

not appear on your cell

phone, there are a few ways

to start the pairing process

over:

- Turn the cell phone off and

then back on.

- Go back to the beginning of

the Phone menus on the

infotainment display and

restart the pairing process.

- Reset the cell phone, but

this step should be done as a

last effort

Repeat above steps to pair

additional cell phones.

Wireless variant supports

pairing of Android/ iPhone

device over Wi Fi. While

pairing process, infotainment

will display appropriate

popup to user. Based on the

user selection Android/

iPhone device will be

connected over Wi Fi to use

Android Auto/ Apple CarPlay

projection technology.

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d. Paired Phones

Touch Settings, then touch

Phone tab.

Touch Device List to

access all paired and all

connected cell phones and

mobile devices.

Cell phones and mobile

devices can be connected,

disconnected and deleted

from here.

Note:

In India variant, Device List

should only enlist the devices

paired via BT paired to the

infotainment.

In LATAM variant, Device List

is more of a unified Device

List. This implies it should

enlist all the BT, Android Auto

and Apple CarPlay devices

which are currently paired or

connected to the

infotainment.

e. Phone

Making a Call Using

Contacts and Recent Calls.

Calls can be made through

the

Bluetooth system using

personal cell phone contact

information for all cell

phones that support the

Phone Book feature.

The Contacts menu

accesses the phone book

stored in the cell phone.

The Recents menu

accesses the recents call list

from your cell phone.

To make a call using the

Contacts menu:

- Touch the Phone icon on

the Home screen.

- Touch Contacts.

f. Making a Call Using the

Dialpad

To make a call by dialing the

numbers:

- Touch the Phone icon on

the Home Screen.

- Touch Dialpad and enter a

phone number.

- Touch on the

infotainment display to start

dialing the number.

g. Accepting or Declining a Call

When an incoming call is

received, the infotainment

system mutes and a ring tone

is heard in the speakers.

Accepting a Call

Touch on the

infotainment display.

Declining a Call

Touch on the

infotainment display.

h. Bluetooth Media

To play media via Bluetooth,

the phone needs to be paired

and connected, after that

touch the BT Audio icon on

the home screen.

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6. Wi-Fi

Usage of Wi Fi in this infotainment system

is limited only to Android Auto and Apple

CarPlay Projection over Wi-Fi.

a. Security Password

- To generate a new password

touch the Setting icon on the

Home Screen.

- Go to WiFi option on the

Settings Screen and press

‘Generate New’ button.

- To save newly generated

password, press ‘Save’ button.

7. Android Auto / CarPlay

Android Auto and/or Apple CarPlay

capability may be available through a

compatible smartphone. If available,

PROJECTION will appear on the

infotainment display.

To use Android Auto and/or Apple

CarPlay:

- Download the Android Auto app to your

phone from the Google Play store. No app

is required for Apple CarPlay.

- Connect an Android phone or iPhone by

using the compatible phone USB cable and

plugging into a USB data port. For best

performance, use the device’s factory-

provided USB cable. Aftermarket or third-

party cables may not work.

- Android phone or iPhone can be

connected over Wi-Fi by connecting them

using BT with infotainment to use Android

Auto/ Apple CarPlay.

- When the phone is first connected to

activate Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, a

message will appear requesting access to

the system.

Touch Continue to launch to Android Auto.

Apple CarPlay projection launches directly

once iPhone is connected with

infotainment.

- PROJECTION on the Home screen will

change to Android Auto or Apple CarPlay

depending on the phone.

Android Auto and/or Apple CarPlay may

automatically launch upon USB

connection. If not, touch the ANDROID

AUTO and/or APPLE CARPLAY icon on the

Home Screen or from the Device list to

launch.

8. Settings

To access the options below, touch the

Setting icon on the home screen and select

the tabs.

The Settings Menu allows adjustment of

different vehicle and radio features. The

menu may contain the following:

a. General Settings

From the General Settings option,

the following may be displayed:

Language : This will display the

available languages.

Touch appropriate language to

set it as system’s language.

Factory Reset : Touch to reset

system to factory defaults.

About : This will display

current SW version of the system.

b. Display Settings

From the Display Settings option,

the following may be displayed:

User OFF : Touch to turn off

system.

User OFF Mode : Touch to turn

on/ off display of clock and date

on the Power OFF screen.

Brightness : Touch or

to increase or decrease the

system’s brightness. Brightness

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