Audio Technologies
Object Push Profile (OPP)
OPP defines the roles of push server and push client.
It’s called push because the transfers are always
instigated by the sender (client), not the receiver
(server). OPP focuses on a narrow range of object
formats to maximize interoperability. The most
common acceptable format is the vCard. OPP may
also be used for sending objects such as pictures or
appointment details.
USB Connectivity
For 2010, USB connectivity continues to be the focal
point in the development of (20) twenty multimedia,
source units, and overhead monitors. USB connectiv-
ity enables easy music transportation and playback
from your computer via USB Mass Storage Device
(a.k.a. jump drives or compatible music player) to your
Clarion source unit. In selected source units, it also
provides USB iPod Direct Connect connectivity.
Allowing iPod owners to connect their iPod using an
USB cable with direct access to playlists, albums,
artists, composers, and songs.
An additional advantage of Clarion USB ports is
they’re all powered. What does that mean? This
means it can be used to recharge the battery of
commonly used devices such as cellular phones,
portable navigation units, iPods, and more through the
USB port.
Many Clarion USB equipped source units also feature
support for USB Digital Media Streaming from MTP
(Media Transfer Protocol) devices. Support for USB
MTP devices dramatically increases the number of
compatible USB drives with Clarion source units.
USB Equipped Multimedia Control Stations with
Built-in Navigation
NX500, NZ500, NX700
USB Equipped Multimedia Control Stations
VZ300, VX400, VZ400
USB Equipped Overhead Monitors
VT810B, VT1010B, VT1510B
USB Equipped Source Units
CZ200, CZ300, CZ500, CX400, CX609, FZ409, FZ709
USB Equipped Marine Source Units
M309, CMD6, CMV1, CMS1
USB Accessories
CCAUSB (USB 2.0 Extension with Integrated Cover)
> 1 Meter (39-inches) cable with gold plated copper
contacts providing maximum conductivity with minimal
data loss.
> Up to 12Mbps
> Works with USB 2.0 storage
devices
> Hot pluggable
Requires 3/4” hole for
mounting.
NOTE:
USB Mass Storage Class devices (a.k.a. jump drives)
that require special software or contain software drivers
may not be detected when connected to USB equipped
source units. Check the manufacturer’s specifications
before proceeding and try the combination before
installing.
Auxiliary Inputs
For 2010, Clarion’s complete line up of multimedia
command stations, sources units, overhead monitors,
and head rest monitors all feature and adjustable sensi-
tivity auxiliary input. This eliminates the need for crude
and inferior-quality FM modulation of external audio
source to a source unit. These dedicated auxiliary inputs
make connecting a Bluetooth interface, portable music
player, satellite radio receiver, video game station, video
player, or computer very simple. Merely connect a
standard audio cable from the audio source into the
auxiliary input on the source unit or multimedia station.
To ensure excellent sound quality and matching of the
audio levels through the various sources on source unit
or multimedia station, Clarion has incorporated an
auxiliary level sensitivity adjustment. This reduces
variations in the source volume while switching from the
internal to an external audio source. In addition, it
minimizes the audio clipping which can generate distor-
tion and other unwanted noise.
Auxiliary Equipped Multimedia Control Stations with
Built-in Navigation
NX500 (RCA A/V, 3.5mm A/V), NZ500 (RCA A/V, 3.5mm
A/V), NX700 (RCA A/V)
Auxiliary Equipped Multimedia Control Station
VZ300 (RCA Video, 3.5mm Audio), VX400 (RCA A/V,
3.5mm A/V), VZ400 (RCA A/V, 3.5mm A/V)
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