Manual Estereo

FORD CROSS CAR LINE RADIO PHASE II
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

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Visteon: ________________ _________________ ________________

Leonardo Vicente Maximiliano Dominguez Antonio Galdeano
Product Engineer Engineering Manager Program Manager
Ford: _______________ __________________

Fabrício Braga Gustavo Schiavotelo
Product Engineer Engineering Supervisor
Version 1.6
Date: May 29th, 2008
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VISTEON CONFIDENTIAL
REVISION HISTORY
Date Version Section Description Reviewer(s)

Aug 25, 2007 0.1 All DRAFT FOR REFERENCE Leonardo Vicente
Nov 07, 2007 0.2 All DRAFT FOR REFERENCE Leonardo Vicente
Nov 14, 2007 0.3 All DRAFT FOR REFERENCE Leonardo Vicente
Changes from revision 0.1 marked in red
5.0 Included functionality details.
6.3.1 Bass cut frequency value was corrected.
6.6 AVC Curve was changed
Dec 04, 2007 0.4 10.10 Table revised Leonardo Vicente
10.11 Graphics layout pictures were changed
10.12 Table revised
10.13 Item revised
18 Deleted Auto Switch – Not applied
5.1 Changed Brightness values
5.2 Changed Display illumination in the condition Ignition
On, Radio off, Vehicle Lights ON
5.3.2 Table was filled out
Jan 18, 2008 1.0 5.3.3 Table was filled out
6.6 Included note regarding function availability Leonardo Vicente
6.9 Text was clarified and included Ford Specification
reference
7.2 Changed level parameter
10 Included Radio pictures
ANNEX III Table was updated
II-5 Bezel & Front - Deleted New Custom Bezel for B402
model.
II-5 Tuner - Corrected FM channel spacing – Americas to
200kHz.
5.2 Changed Display illumination in the condition Ignition
On, Radio off, Vehicle Lights ON.
6.6 Changed maximum limit of speed.
Mar 12, 2008 1.1 Leonardo Vicente
6.6.1 Included signal waveform.
6.8 Deleted amplitude of beep.
7.2 Changed Typical level of RCA output.
8.5 Changed voltage limits.
10 Included pictures of B402 model
10.11 Changed Graphics layout
Mar 13, 2008 1.2 1.3.3 Included more information about compatibility Leonardo Vicente
TM
ANNEX III Included iPod firmware version.

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1.1.6 Corrected information about sequence of songs in

CD. The information was about USB.
Mar 27, 2008 1.3 10.13 Deleted note about carryover and included reference Leonardo Vicente
to Ford Directive E-108.
15 Changed the Specification revision from 2006 02 08
to 2008 02 28.
2 Revised text about Bluetooth devices compatibility.
8.2 Changed Maximum Standby Current from 3.0 mA to
Apr 17, 2008 1.4 1.5 mA. Leonardo Vicente
10.16 Item completely revised.
16 Included homologation in Argentina.
6.3.1 Included the different values of cut frequency for the
May 16, 2008 1.5 radio variants. Leonardo Vicente
10.9 Included Heat Stake for the acrylic lens.
10.11 Changed Graphics layout.
III Changed HMI version.
May 29, 2008 1.6 10.8.2 Included reference dimensions in the picture. Leonardo Vicente
10.9 Deleted Heat Stake for the acrylic lens.
10.11 Changed Graphics layout.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. CHANGE CONTROL..................................................................................................10
II. SCOPE ......................................................................................................................11
II-1 System Application Block Diagram ............................................................................11
II-2 Electrical Block Diagram .............................................................................................12
II-3 Rear Connector Pin Out...............................................................................................13
II-4- Radio Variants.............................................................................................................14
II-5- Feature List..................................................................................................................15
III REFERENCES ..........................................................................................................21
IV ACRONYMS .............................................................................................................22
1.0 MEDIA .....................................................................................................................24
1.1 CD Requirements .........................................................................................................24
1.1.1 CD Output requirements.......................................................................................24
1.1.2 Supported CD Medias...........................................................................................24
1.1.3 Supported Music Formats ....................................................................................26
1.1.3.1 MP3..................................................................................................................26
1.1.3.2 WMA ................................................................................................................26
1.1.4 Files Quantity and Size Limits..............................................................................26
1.1.5 CD Supported Tags...............................................................................................27
1.1.6 CD Files and Directories Structure ......................................................................27
1.1.7 CD Features...........................................................................................................28
1.1.8 Time to Play...........................................................................................................29
1.2 USB Requirements .......................................................................................................29
1.2.1 USB Output requirements ....................................................................................29
1.2.2 USB Supported Devices .......................................................................................30
1.2.3 Supported Music Formats ....................................................................................30
1.2.3.1 MP3..................................................................................................................30
1.2.3.2 WMA ................................................................................................................31
1.2.4 Files Quantity and Size Limits..............................................................................31
1.2.5 USB Supported Tags ............................................................................................31
1.2.6 USB Files and Directories Structure....................................................................31
1.2.7 USB Features ........................................................................................................32
1.3 iPodTM Interface Requirements....................................................................................33
1.3.1 iPodTM Interface Features......................................................................................33
1.3.2 iPodTM Interface Technical Characteristics..........................................................33
1.3.3 Supported iPodTM Models .....................................................................................34
2 BLUETOOTH®...........................................................................................................35
2.1 Bluetooth® General Features ......................................................................................35
2.2 Cellular Phone Hands Free Features ..........................................................................36
2.3 Audio Streaming Features ...........................................................................................37
2.4 Software Update ...........................................................................................................37

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3 AMPLIFIER OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................38

3.1 General Amplifier Requirements .................................................................................38
3.1.1 Amplifier Output Loads ........................................................................................38
3.1.2 Voltage Limiting ....................................................................................................38
3.1.3 Dynamic Temperature Limiter..............................................................................38
3.1.4 Output Level Matching .........................................................................................38
3.1.5 Speakers short circuit protection ........................................................................38
3.2 Base Amplifier Requirements......................................................................................39
3.2.1 Audio Output Power .............................................................................................39
3.2.4 Cross-Talk between Input.....................................................................................39
4 TUNER REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................40
4.1 Tuner AM Requirements ..............................................................................................40
4.1.1 AM Electrical Performance...................................................................................40
4.1.1.1 AM Tuner Signal to Noise Ratios vs. RF Signal Strength............................40
4.1.1.2 AM Tuner Audio Frequency Response .........................................................40
4.1.1.3 AGC Sensitivity ..............................................................................................40
4.1.1.4 Search Sensitivity ..........................................................................................40
4.1.1.5 Am mono usable Sensitivity..........................................................................41
4.2 Tuner FM Requirements...............................................................................................41
4.2.1 FM Electrical Performance ...................................................................................41
4.2.1.1 FM Signal To Noise Ratios.............................................................................41
4.2.1.2 FM Frequency Response ...............................................................................41
4.2.1.3 FM Tuner Output Distortion ...........................................................................42
4.2.1.4 Interstation Noise ...........................................................................................42
4.2.1.5 Search Sensitivity ..........................................................................................42
4.2.1.6 FM Stereo Separation.....................................................................................42
4.2.1.7 FM mono usable Sensitivity ..........................................................................42
4.2.2 RDS ........................................................................................................................42
4.2.2.1 PS NAME.........................................................................................................42
4.2.2.2 Radio Text.......................................................................................................42
4.2.2.3 PTY ..................................................................................................................42
4.2.2.4 Traffic Announcement ...................................................................................43
4.2.2.5 TA Volume ......................................................................................................44
4.2.2.6 EON .................................................................................................................44
4.2.2.7 Alternative Frequency....................................................................................44
4.3 Autostore ......................................................................................................................44
4.4 Preset Scan...................................................................................................................44
4.5 Scan of Stations ...........................................................................................................44
4.6 Soft Mute.......................................................................................................................44
4.7 Local / Distant Sensitivity ............................................................................................44
5.0 ILLUMINATION AND COLOR.................................................................................45
5.1 Illumination and color characteristics ........................................................................45
5.2 Illumination Logic Table...............................................................................................46
5.3 Illumination Signal Characteristics .............................................................................46
5.3.1 Illumination ON / OFF ...........................................................................................46
5.3.2 Dimmer via PWM signal........................................................................................46
5.3.3 Dimmer via Analog signal ....................................................................................47

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5.3.4 Vehicle models x Illumination Characteristics....................................................48

6 CONTROLS................................................................................................................49
6.1 Volume ..........................................................................................................................49
6.2 Volume Set Back ..........................................................................................................49
6.3 User Equalization .........................................................................................................50
6.3.1 Bass .......................................................................................................................50
6.3.2 Treble.....................................................................................................................50
6.3.3 Balance ..................................................................................................................51
6.3.4 Fader......................................................................................................................51
6.3.5 Loudness...............................................................................................................52
6.4 Pre Equalization............................................................................................................52
6.5 Anti-theft 'Lock-out' strategy .......................................................................................52
6.6 Automatic Volume Control ..........................................................................................53
6.6.1 Speed Signal Characteristics...............................................................................53
6.7 Smart Fader ..................................................................................................................55
6.8 Beep ..............................................................................................................................55
6.9 Clock .............................................................................................................................55
7 EXTERNAL SUPPORTED DEVICES.........................................................................56
7.1 Auxiliary Input ..............................................................................................................56
7.1.1 Stereo Audio Input ................................................................................................56
7.1.2 Auxiliary Input Connector ....................................................................................56
7.2 RCA Output...................................................................................................................57
7.3 Power Amplifier / Antenna Enable...............................................................................57
7.4 Steering Wheel Control (SWC) ....................................................................................57
7.4.1 Radio Input Topology ...........................................................................................58
7.4.2 Vehicle Topology ..................................................................................................59
7.4.2.1 SWC Voltage Characteristics and Tolerances..............................................59
7.5. Antenna Interface Input...............................................................................................60
8.0 POWER REQUIREMENTS .....................................................................................61
8.1 Ignition logic .................................................................................................................61
8.2 Current Requirements..................................................................................................61
8.2 Voltage Requirements..................................................................................................61
8.3 Start Sense (Crank) ......................................................................................................61
8.4 USB Short Circuit Protection.......................................................................................61
8.5 Voltage Range Protection ............................................................................................61
9 NETWORK .................................................................................................................63
10 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS.............................................................................64
10.1 Construction ...............................................................................................................72
10.1.1 Chassis assembly ...............................................................................................72
10.1.2 Dimensions and Weight......................................................................................72
10.1.3 Mounting Angle ...................................................................................................72
10.1.5 Mounting Method ................................................................................................72
10.1.6 Extraction ............................................................................................................72

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10.2 Bezel Styling Characteristics.....................................................................................72

10.2.1 Bezel Configuration ............................................................................................72
10.2.2 Bezel Material ......................................................................................................73
10.2.3 Bezel Color, Gloss, & Texture ............................................................................73
10.2.4 Bezel Performance Requirements .....................................................................73
10.3 Bezel Button Characteristics .....................................................................................73
10.3.1 Button Material....................................................................................................73
10.3.2 Button Actuation .................................................................................................74
10.3.3 Button Travel.......................................................................................................74
10.3.4 Button Graphics..................................................................................................74
10.3.5 Button color, gloss & texture. ............................................................................74
10.4 CD Guide Characteristics ..........................................................................................74
10.5 Light pipe Characteristics..........................................................................................75
10.5.1 CD Guide .............................................................................................................75
10.5.2 Volume Knob Light pipe .....................................................................................75
10.6 Backer .........................................................................................................................75
10.6.1 Backer Material ...................................................................................................75
10.6.2 Backer Color, Gloss, & Texture..........................................................................75
10.6.3 Backer performance specifications...................................................................75
10.7 Front Board Characteristics ......................................................................................75
10.7.1 Button Contacts ..................................................................................................75
10.7.2 Encoder Assembly..............................................................................................76
10.7.2.1 Travel.............................................................................................................76
10.7.2.2 Detents ..........................................................................................................76
10.8 LCD Display Module Details ......................................................................................76
10.8.1 LCD Performance Requirements .......................................................................76
10.8.2 Display Configuration.........................................................................................76
10.9 Acrylic Lens ................................................................................................................77
10.9.1 Acrylic Lens.........................................................................................................77
10.9.2 Acrylic Lens Requirements ................................................................................77
10.10 Color, Gloss and Texture .........................................................................................78
10.11 Graphics layout ........................................................................................................79
10.11.1 F-Series, B402 and Ranger version HIGH........................................................79
10.11.2 Focus, F-Series and Ranger version LOW ......................................................79
10.11.3 Fiesta and Ecosport version HIGH...................................................................80
10.11.4 Fiesta and Ecosport version LOW ...................................................................80
10.12 Material......................................................................................................................81
10.13 Labels........................................................................................................................83
10.14 Connectors ...............................................................................................................83
10.15 Mechanical noise......................................................................................................83
10.16 Temperature Requirements .....................................................................................83
10.16.1 Customer Contact Surface Temperature.........................................................83
10.16.2 Exterior Surface Temperature ..........................................................................83
10.16.3 Radio Temperature ...........................................................................................84
11 ENGINEERING TEST MODE...................................................................................85

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12 RELIABILITY............................................................................................................86
12.1 DV/PV Test Flow & Requirements .............................................................................86
12.2 Temperature/Voltage Test Range ..............................................................................88
12.3 Inspections .................................................................................................................88
12.3.1 Functional Check ................................................................................................88
12.3.2 Visual Check........................................................................................................88
12.3.3 Internal Inspection ..............................................................................................88
12.4 Temperature/Climatic Testing ...................................................................................89
12.4.1 Low Temperature Exposure and Operation ......................................................89
12.4.2 High Temperature Exposure and Operation .....................................................89
12.4.3 Powered Thermal Cycle......................................................................................89
12.4.4 Thermal Shock Resistance.................................................................................90
12.4.5 Thermal Shock Endurance .................................................................................90
12.4.6 Humidity and Temperature Cycle ......................................................................90
12.4.7 Drip ......................................................................................................................90
12.4.8 Dust Intrusion......................................................................................................91
12.4.9 Vibration Testing.................................................................................................91
12.4.10 Chemical Resistance ........................................................................................91
12.4.11 High Temperature Endurance ..........................................................................91
12.4.12 Salt Mist .............................................................................................................92
12.5 Mechanical Requirements .........................................................................................92
12.5.1 Vibration Endurance ...........................................................................................92
12.5.2 Audible Noise Under Vibration...........................................................................92
12.5.3 Mechanical Shock / Handling Drop....................................................................92
12.5.4 Connector Lead/Lock Strength ..........................................................................92
12.5.5 Mechanical Wear Out..........................................................................................93
12.5.6 Life Test ...............................................................................................................93
12.5.7 Corrosion.............................................................................................................94
12.6 Compact Disc Anti-Skip Requirements.....................................................................94
12.6.1 Compact Disc Anti-Skip Performance Triangle Burst Test ..............................94
12.6.2 In Vehicle Anti-Skip Testing ...............................................................................97
12.7 Radio/Media Temperature Requirements .................................................................98
13 EMC..........................................................................................................................99
14 SOFTWARE VALIDATION ....................................................................................100
15 RESTRICTED SUBSTANCES AND RECYCLABILITY .........................................101
16 REGULATORY.......................................................................................................102
17 HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE ...........................................................................103
18 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS ..........................................................................104
ANNEX I TABLE OF CHARACTERS .........................................................................106
ANNEX II LIST OF SUPPORTED USB DEVICES ......................................................107
ANNEX III LIST OF SUPPORTED IPODTM MODELS .................................................109

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I. CHANGE CONTROL
The requirements of this specification are interrelated. Proposed changes to these requirements shall be
communicated to the Core Multimedia Section, Multimedia Systems Engineering Department of Visteon
Automotive Systems. After evaluation of the effect of the proposed changes, a new revision of this
document will be issued in its entirety, with a new revision number, and incorporating those modifications
that have been approved

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II. SCOPE
This document outlines the radio design requirements for a Ford In-Vehicle Entertainment System.
Radio with custom bezel for Focus (C170), Ranger (P150), F-Series vehicles;
Radio with custom bezel for Fiesta (BV256) vehicle;
Radio with custom bezel for Ecosport (BV226) vehicle;
Radio with custom bezel for B402 vehicle.
The radio main features are Tuner with RDS, CD (MP3 and WMA), USB (MP3 and WMA), Bluetooth®,
iPodTM, Aux In, RCA out.
The external cable for connection with USB/ iPodTM is not specified at this document.
II-1 System Application Block Diagram

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II-2 Electrical Block Diagram

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II-3 Rear Connector Pin Out
36 pins ISO 10487-1:1992 compatible connector assembly
Pin # Cavity A Cavity B Cavity C

1 AVC Speaker RR+ USB D-
2 SWC + Speaker RR- USB Shield GND
3 SWC - Speaker RF+ USB GND
4 Ignition Speaker RF- C1 USB VCC
Power Amp /
5 Antenna Enable Speaker LF+ NC
6 Illumination Speaker LF- USB D+
7 Battery Speaker LR+ NC
8 Ground Speaker LR- NC
9 ---------------------- ---------------------- NC
C2
10 ---------------------- ---------------------- NC
11 ---------------------- ---------------------- NC
12 ---------------------- ---------------------- NC
13 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_RX
14 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_TX
15 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_CRG
16 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD _DET
C3
17 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_L
18 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_RTN
19 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_GND
20 ---------------------- ---------------------- IPOD_R
The 36 pins ISO connector doesn’t allow ground connection prior to other connections, so the SDS
requirement IE-0895 will not be followed

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II-4- Radio Variants
The radio variants are listed below:
Ford Part Number Description Visteon Part Number

9S45-18C939-AA Ford Focus/ Ranger / F-series LOW Radio VP7C3F-18C939-B_
9N15-18C939-AA Ford Ecosport LOW Radio VP7N1F-18C939-B_
9S65-18C939-AA Ford Fiesta LOW Radio VP7S6F-18C939-B_
9S55-18C939-AA Ford B402 LOW Radio VP7S5F-18C939-E_
Ford Part Number Description Visteon Part Number

9S45-18D804-AA Ford Ranger / F-series HIGH Radio VP7C3F-18C939-A_
9N15-18D804-AA Ford Ecosport HIGH Radio VP7N1F-18C939-A_
9S65-18D804-AA Ford Fiesta HIGH Radio VP7S6F-18C939-A_
9S55-18D804-AA Ford B402 HIGH Radio VP7S5F-18C939-A_

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II-5- Feature List
LOW Radio HIGH Radio

Focus / Focus /
Function Ranger / Ecosport Fiesta B402 Ranger / Ecosport Fiesta B402
F-series F-series
Microcontroller
Microcontroller Flash Flash Flash Flash Flash Flash Flash Flash
Audio
Artistic equalization (bass & treble) Flat Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP Yes-ASP
Source Audio Level Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bass/ Treble/ Balance / Fader Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Beep Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pre-Equalization Curves Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Loudness Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Max Volume No No No No No No No No
Mute Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Volume adjustment Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Phone Volume adjustment Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Volume set back Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Clip Detection Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
TA Volume Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Speed Volume Control
(See item 6.6 (Automatic Volume Control) to verify this
function availability) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
CD Mechanism Application
Auto Load Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reload Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wake up Wake up Wake up Wake up Wake up Wake up Wake up Wake up
CD inserting Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio
Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only Yes-Only
Eject radio ON radio ON radio ON radio ON radio ON radio ON radio ON radio ON
Track Up / Track Down Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fast Track Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Folder Up / Folder Down Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fast-Forward / Fast Rewind Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pause Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Random Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Repeat Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scan Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Display music info:
File/Folder/Artist/Album/Music/Track Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scroll messages (MP3 & WMA) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mem Mem Mem Mem Mem Mem Mem Mem
Last position memory Position Position Position Position Position Position Position Position
CD-DA & CD-CA (MP3, WMA) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Temperature strategy Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Error strategy Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
USB Application No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Track Up / Track Down No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fast Track No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Folder Up / Folder Down No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fast-Forward / Fast Rewind No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pause No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Random No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Repeat No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scan No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Display music info:
File/Folder/Artist/Album/Music/Track No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scroll messages No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Last position memory No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Error strategy No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
General Specification
Current consumption ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A ≤10A
Power Output (RMS) 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W 4 x 20W
Quiescent current ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA ≤3mA
Amplifier Temperature Protection Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Others
Auto Switch No No No No No No No No
Illumination Logic HW HW HW HW HW HW HW HW
PWM/ PWM/
Dimmer Rheostat No No No Rheostat No No No
Ignition Logic HW HW HW HW HW HW HW HW
Initial message SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW
Key Code SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW
Auto Shut Off (Timing mode) 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min
Menu / Bluetooth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Clock Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Smart Fader Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bezel & Front

Custom Bezel 100mm Yes No No Yes Yes No No Yes
Custom Bezel 121mm No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No
New Custom Bezel No No No No No No No No
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Display communication IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC
New Display Pseudo Dot Matrix Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
New Button Graphics Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
New Bezel Tampograph Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
New HMI Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
New Acrylic Lens Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
External Interfaces
Network Protocol No No No No No No No No
Passive Antenna Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power Amp Enable Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
No No No No Yes - 1 Yes - 1 Yes - 1 Yes - 1
RCA OUT pair pair pair pair
Aux In (P2 - Bezel Frontal) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Steering Wheel Control via HW Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Radio Bluetooth® General Features No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Bluetooth ON/OFF No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Pairing procedure managed by the radio; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Pairing procedure managed by the device; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
List of Bluetooth® devices paired to the radio; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Un-pairing procedure managed by the radio (Delete No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cell Phone)
Un-pairing procedure managed by the device No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reset list of paired device; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Automatic Connection No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Manual Connection No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Identification of connected device No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Automatic Disconnection No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Manual Disconnection No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Indication of battery level of the connected device No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Update software version for Bluetooth® circuitry No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
through Bluetooth® connection;
Radio Bluetooth® features - cellular phones No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Accept an incoming call
Reject an incoming call; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Terminate a call; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Audio Connection transfer during an ongoing call; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cellular phone Voice recognition activation; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Place a call to the last number dialed; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Place a call using the list of the last 10 dialed numbers; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Place a call using the list of the last 10 received calls;
Place a call using the list of the last 10 refused calls;
Place a call using phone book;

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Place a call using cellular phone keyboard;
Hold current call and accept incoming second call; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Display incoming/sending call details (phone number No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
and caller identification – if available at cellular phone);
SMS receipt warning message at display; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cellular phone field signal indication; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Privacy mode – transfer call from Bluetooth® system to No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
cell phone and vice versa;
Microphones off (mute and un-mute microphone), No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adjust call audio output volume during call; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wake-up radio during a incoming call (only in ignition No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
on mode)
Radio Bluetooth® features – Audio Players Yes Yes Yes Yes

Bluetooth® No No No No
Control Audio Player Bluetooth® media playing No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
functions - AVRCP (PLAY, STOP, Seek Up, Seek
Down)
Receive and play audio (mono or stereo) from device - No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
A2DP;
TM
iPod No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Interface iPod Protocol (30Pins connector) No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Play No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pause No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
FF/REV No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Seek Up/Down No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Playlist Navigation Up/Down No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Playlist Name No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tag Display Support-Playlist/Title/Artist/Album/Music No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Logo Ford on iPod display No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scroll music information on display No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
iPod battery charge No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Scan No No No No No No No No
Repeat No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Shuffle No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tuner
# Mem. (FM & AM) 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12 18 & 12
530~1710 530~1710 530~1710 530~1710 530~1710 530~1710 530~1710 530~1710
AM Frequency band – Americas KHz KHz KHz KHz KHz KHz KHz KHz
10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz 10 kHz
AM channel spacing – Americas
87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9 87.5~107.9
FM Frequency band – Americas MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
200kHz 200kHz 200kHz 200kHz 200kHz 200kHz 200kHz 200kHz
FM channel spacing – Americas
Auto-Store Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Preset Scan Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Scan of stations Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
RDS (PS, AF, TA, PTY, EON) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Seek (Auto/ Man) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Soft mute Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Manual Sensitivity. (Lo/ Dx) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Variable Bandwidth Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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III REFERENCES
Ref. Document Version

nº
1 Ford System Design Specification – SDS Audio 29 (14-Jul-06)
2 Ford System Design Specification – SDS Instrum. 28 (11-Apr-06)
3 2008 FSAO NEW CCLR SOW 4.0(23-Aug-07)
4 Ford Engineering Material Specification WSS-M99P9999-A1 2008-02-28
5 Innovation Ford HMI 2.4
6
7
8

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IV ACRONYMS
Abbreviation Definition
N/A Not Applicable
TBD To Be Defined
SP Short Press (key held until 2 seconds)
LP Long Press (key held more than 2 seconds)
LO Local sensitivity
DX Distance sensitivity
CW Clockwise
CCW Counter-Clockwise
RDS Radio Data System
An 8-character label of the Programme Service broadcast via
PS RDS
AF Alternative Frequency
TA Traffic Announcement
TP Traffic Programme
PTY Programme Type
RT Radio Text
MP3 MPEG Layer 3
WMA Windows Media Audio
ID3 Tag embedded in compressed files
VOL Volume
SWC Steering Wheel Control
CD Compact Disc
CD-DA CD Digital Audio
CD-CA CD Compressed Audio
CD-ROM Data CD
USB Universal Serial Bus
BT Bluetooth
SMS Short Message Service
IGN Car Ignition
ASP Analog signal processing
HFP Hands Free Profile
(Audio Video Remote Control Profile) : Bluetooth profile that
specifies the remote control of a device fitted with audio/video
AVRCP distribution properties
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) : Bluetooth profile that

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specifies the distribution of encoded audio streams

PWM Pulse Width Modulation
kph Kilometers per hour
DRM Digital Rights Management
Argentine government department (Comisión Nacional de
CNC Comunicaciones)
DVM Design Verification Method
Aux In Auxiliary input

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1.0 MEDIA
1.1 CD Requirements
1.1.1 CD Output requirements
Channel Balance Limit: +/- 2 dB

Channel Separation Limit: >50 dB
Frequency Response Limit: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Tol: +3dB /-3dB
Distortion (1 kHz, 0.5 W): < 0.5 %
1.1.2 Supported CD Medias

The CD mechanism has the media compatibility described below:
Item Status
Audio CD Yes
8 cm Disc Playability 8 cm Disc rejection
CD-R & CD-R/W Yes
Mixed Mode Yes
Multi-session CD Yes
Open Disc Yes
Copy Protected CDs Yes
Alpha Audio M-Type Yes
Alpha Audio S-Type Yes
Media Compatibility
Copy-x Yes
DOC.loc Yes
Starforce Yes
SunComm - MediaCloq Yes
SunComm - MediaMax Yes
Macrovision - SafeAudio Yes
Macrovision - SafeDisc Yes
Macrovision - Cactus Data Shield 100 Yes
Macrovision - MusicGuard Yes
Macrovision - TotalPlay Yes
Sony - Key2Audio Yes
Sony - Key2AudioXS Yes
Sony - Key2AudioXS Plus Yes
XCP Yes
Play 74min (650MB), 80min (700MB) 120mm diameter CD-R’s per Orange Book Part II: CD-R, Volume
1, Version 3.1(Dec 1998) & Volume 2, Version 1.2 (Apr 2002).

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Play 74min (650MB) and 80min (700MB) 120mm diameter CD-RW’s per Orange Book Part III: CD-RW,
Volume 1, Version 2.0 (Aug 1998) & Volume 2, Version 1.1 (June 2001) & Volume 3, Version 1.0 (Sept
2002).
Play ALMEDIO/ABEX test discs SCD-4419 (CD-R) and SCD-4278 (CD-RW) with no sonic abnormalities.
Prevent insertion of 21min (187MB) 80mm diameter discs (IEC 60908 Second Edition, Annex D- 1999).
These discs are not supported by the mechanism and thus cannot be played.
Play CD-R dye types of Cyanine (per Orange Book Part II, Version 3.1, Test Disc: TCD-R082W),
PhthaloCyanine (per Orange Book Part II, Version 3.1.
The module supports the following Audio CD formats
Format Notes
Copy Protected CDs NA
Standard audio CD NA
CD-R NA
CD-RW NA
Multissesion CD Reads all the TOC and then operates as single TOC
Recognizes last session is open and proceeds as
Open CD Multissesion CD
“Multissesion CD”
8cm CD Recognizes, stops the loading, then eject the disc
Supported CD-ROM formats/ Standards

Play discs formatted in ISO 9660
{dated September 1988} Level 1, Level 2.
Play discs formatted in Joliet

{per ISO 9660:1988 Extensions for Unicode, version 1, dated May 22, 1995}.
Play discs burned with Microsoft Windows XP's built-in drag-n-drop software
{per Yellow book: 1989, CD_ROM Mode1; CD_ROM XA Mode2 Form1 (WINXP), Mode2 Form2}.
Play both MP3/WMA discs and CD-DA discs using same mechanism.
This module performs the decoding of a CD-ROM according to ISO 9660:1988

specifications. Following features are supported:
CD-ROM Yes
ISO9660 Yes
Joliet Extension
Compatible Yes
Unicode Compatible UTF-8
Romeo No
File Systems
UDF Yes
CDF No
HFS No

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1.1.3 Supported Music Formats

The supported music formats are MP3 and WMA version 9 standard.
Some formats of music that contain DRM are not supported
1.1.3.1 MP3
The MP3 decoder supports the following features:
Decodes files with extension “.mp3”, case insensitive
Decodes MPEG 1, MPEG 2 and MPEG 2.5 Layer III only, for the following formats:
Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) formats;
Bit rates as in the following table:
Supported Bit rate

MPEG1 Free 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 320
MPEG2 Free 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 144 160
Input sample rate as shown in the following table:
MPEG version Valid Sample Rate (Hz)

MPEG 1 32000 44100 48000
MPEG 2 16000 22050 24000
MPEG 2.5 8000 11025 12000
Support decoding MP3 files encoded from 32kbps-320kbps with variable bit rates (VBR)
Mono or stereo audio;
Support multi-session discs, playing up to the first 10 sessions.

Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) formats
1.1.3.2 WMA
The WMA decoder supports the following features:
Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) modes.
Bit rates in kbps: 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 22, 32, 40, 48, 64, 80, 96, 128, 160, 192, 256, 320
Sampling rates in kHz: 8, 11.025, 16, 22.05, 32, 44.1, 48
Channel modes: mono, stereo
1.1.4 Files Quantity and Size Limits

The quantity of files and folders supported by the radio is the result of the sum of all files and folder
not exceeding 512.
The maximum folder depth is 8 (including root folder).

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1.1.5 CD Supported Tags

The supported tags for CD (MP3 and WMA files) are:
- Album name;
- Music Name;
- Artist Name;
Support the following ID3 versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4:
The ID3v1 has priority over the ID3v2.
Tag length is limited up to 40 characters;
Entries stored in original encoding (encoding type is specified)
Only tags for the track being played are available to be displayed.
Search for different ID3 tags while playing is not supported.
1.1.6 CD Files and Directories Structure

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The sequence of directories in the same level and files in the same directory are defined by the TOC of
the CD.
1.1.7 CD Features
Auto Load
Reload
Radio wake up by CD inserting
Eject

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Track Up / Track Down

Fast Track
Folder Up / Folder Down
Fast-Forward / Fast Rewind
Pause
Random
Repeat
Scan
Display music info: File/Folder/Artist/Album/Music/Track
Scroll messages
Last position memory
Temperature strategy
Error strategy
1.1.8 Time to Play
Below are described the average of time to play CD in the radio. The values are an average
measurement and may be different for different kind of CDs
Time to load and play a CDDA: 7s;

Time to play CDDA changing from tuner source: 6s;
Time to play CDDA after crank (voltage drops below 8 V): 8s;
Time to load and play a MP3 CD: 7s;
Time to play MP3 CD changing from Tuner mode: 6s;
Time to change from first to last track of MP3 CD: 2s;
Time to play MP3 CD after crank (voltage drops below 8 V): 8s
Time to turn on and play MP3 file: 9s
1.2 USB Requirements

The radio has an input for USB connection to play music from the device plugged. The USB
connection characteristics are described below. The pin out for USB connection is defined in the Rear
Connector Pin Out section of this document.
1.2.1 USB Output requirements
Channel Balance Limit: +/- 2 dB

Channel Separation Limit: >50 dB
Frequency Response Limit: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Tol: -8dB ~ -2dB
Distortion (1 kHz, 0.5 W): < 0.5 %

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Output current: max: 500mA
1.2.2 USB Supported Devices

The radio supports the USB devices with the following characteristics:
- Full-speed USB2.0 standard, Mass Storage class, BOT (Bulk Only Transfer) SCSI Subclass
command sets (SCSI-3 Primary commands);
- HUB class (restricted to HUBs with only one mass-storage class device attached to them).
- One LUN (Logical Unit Number) only;
- FAT 10/16/32 file systems recognized;
- iPodTM is not supported;
The list of compatible devices is in the annex II.
1.2.3 Supported Music Formats

The supported music formats are MP3, WMA version 9 standard.
1.2.3.1 MP3
The MP3 decoder supports the following features:
Decodes files with extension “.mp3”, case insensitive
Decodes MPEG 1, MPEG 2 and MPEG 2.5 Layer III only, for the following formats:
Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) formats;
Bit rates as in the following table:
Supported Bit rate

MPEG1 Free 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 320
MPEG2 Free 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 144 160
Input sample rate as shown in the following table:
MPEG version Valid Sample Rate (Hz)

MPEG 1 32000 44100 48000
MPEG 2 16000 22050 24000
MPEG 2.5 8000 11025 12000
Support decoding MP3 files encoded from 32kbps-320kbps with variable bit rates (VBR)
Mono or stereo audio;
Support multi-session discs, playing up to the first 10 sessions.

Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) formats

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1.2.3.2 WMA
The WMA decoder supports the following features:
Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) modes.
Bit rates in kbps: 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 22, 32, 40, 48, 64, 80, 96, 128, 160, 192, 256, 320
Sampling rates in kHz: 8, 11.025, 16, 22.05, 32, 44.1, 48
Channel modes: mono, stereo
1.2.4 Files Quantity and Size Limits
The quantity of files and folders supported by the radio is the result of the sum of all files and folder
not exceeding 512.
The maximum folder depth is 8 (including root folder).
1.2.5 USB Supported Tags

The supported tags for USB (MP3 and WMA files) are:
- Album name;
- Music Name;
- Artist Name;
Support the following ID3 versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4:
The ID3v1 has priority over the ID3v2.
Tag length is limited up to 40 characters;
Entries stored in original encoding (encoding type is specified)
Only tags for the track being played are available to be displayed.
Search for different ID3 tags while playing is not supported.
1.2.6 USB Files and Directories Structure

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The sequence of directories in the same level and files in the same directory are defined by the FAT in
the USB device.
1.2.7 USB Features
Track Up / Track Down
Fast Track
Folder Up / Folder Down
Fast-Forward / Fast Rewind
Pause
Random
Repeat

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Scan
Display music info: File/Folder/Artist/Album/Music/Track
Scroll messages
Last position memory
Error strategy
1.3 iPodTM Interface Requirements
The Innovation Ford Radio communicates with iPod™ through the lines available at ISO C3
connector and the connection between ISO C3 and iPod™ requires a specific cable. This SRD does not
include neither specifies the cable.
The commands and status are transferred based on UART protocol and the iPod™ is responsible to
decode internal files and deliver analog audio to the radio via specific lines.
The “Mass Storage” areas into the iPod™ (size defined by the user) will not be accessible by using
iPod™ control line. Only the files stored in the iTunes™ area into the iPod™ can be accessed by using
iPod™ control line.
1.3.1 iPodTM Interface Features
The features available for iPod™ through control line are:

- Play;
- Pause;
- Fast Forward/Rewind (inside the track);
- Next/Previous Track;
- Fast Track;
- Next/Previous Playlist;
- Shuffle ON/OFF; - Enable the iPod™ function Shuffle music inside the playlist;
- Repeat ON/OFF; - Enable the iPod™ function repeat music inside the playlist;
- Display Music Information - Title/Artist/Album/Playlist;
- Scroll for display tags;
- Show on the iPod™ display a monochromatic logo when connected to the radio (The radio receive from
iPod™ the display resolution and send the proper image to iPod™;
- Charge iPod™ battery.
1.3.2 iPodTM Interface Technical Characteristics
Symbol Parameter Min. Nom. Max. Unit

Vin Amplitude * --- ---- 0,9 VRMS
FR Frequency Response 20Hz – 20KHz -3 -1 +2 dB

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D Distortion (THD) … … 0,5 %

SNR Signal to noise ratio 55 60 … dB
CHRG battery charge 350 mA
* The nominal amplitude depends on each iPod™ model.
1.3.3 Supported iPodTM Models
The list of iPodTM models and its firmware version that are compatible with the radio trough the
control line (30 Pins connector) is in the Annex III of this document.
To obtain the correctly functionality of the radio with the iPodTM, the download, exclusion and
management of music into iPodTM shall be realized using iTunesTM, the official software determined by
Apple®.
To ensure the best functionality it is recommended to keep the iPodTM updated with the latest
software version (iPodTM internal firmware) and also keep the iTunesTM up to date.
The radio follows the latest iPodTM interface specifications provided by Apple
(iPod_Accessory_Protocol_Ext_Spec_R22 and iPod_Accessory_Protocol_Std_Spec_R31 – Controlled
Copy documents). However Apple can release new versions of these specifications, release new iPodTM
firmware versions, as well as new iPodTM models without any previous advice. Based on this situation,
Visteon cannot guarantee that the Radio will be fully compatible with new Apple releases.

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2 BLUETOOTH®
The Innovation Ford Radio has the Bluetooth® technology embedded to its circuitry to enable Cellular
Phone Hands Free and Audio Streaming functionality.
The radio is compliant with Bluetooth® versions v1.1 & v1.2.
The Bluetooth® profiles supported are HFP v0.96, v1.0 and v1.5, A2DP v1.0, AVRCP v1.0;
All the Bluetooth® features depends on the Bluetooth® device functions and compatibility. As no
common agreement exists, Bluetooth device manufacturers are able to implement a variety of profiles
and different functionality in their products. Because of this, an incompatibility can occur between the
Bluetooth device and the radio, which in some cases may significantly degrade the system performance.
2.1 Bluetooth® General Features
• Bluetooth ON/OFF;
The user can enable/disable the Bluetooth functions of the radio.
• Pairing procedure managed by the radio;

It is possible to realize the pairing procedure by radio.
• Pairing procedure managed by the device;

The user accepts or not a pairing procedure managed by the device.
• List of Bluetooth® devices paired to the radio;

The radio is able to show on display the list of paired devices.
• Un-pairing procedure managed by the radio;

The user can un-pair a device from radio using the radio keyboard.
• Un-pairing procedure managed by the device;

When the user deletes the radio from the memory device, the device is not deleted from radio
memory automatically.
• Reset paired device list;

The user can delete all the devices from the radio paired list.
• Automatic Connection
The radio automatically searches for devices of the paired list to establish connection.
• Manual Connection
The user selects a device from the paired devices list to establish connection.

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• Number of devices connected

The radio supports at maximum 2 devices connected. One for hands free functionality and the
other for audio streaming functionality. The same device can connect for hands free and for audio
streaming, therefore, in this condition, it will be supported only one device.
• Identification of connected device

The user can visualize the name of the connected devices.
• Automatic Disconnection
The disconnection automatically happens in the situations described at HMI document.
• Manual Disconnection
The user selects the device to be disconnected.
• Indication of battery level of the connected device

The radio shows on display the indication of battery level of the connected device in the situations
described at HMI document.
2.2 Cellular Phone Hands Free Features
The features of the radio for hands free are the following
• Accept an incoming call;
• Reject an incoming call;
• Terminate a call;
• Audio Connection transfer during an ongoing call;
• Cellular phone Voice recognition activation;
• Place a call to the last number dialed;
• Place a call using the list of the last 10 dialed numbers;
• Place a call using the list of the last 10 received calls;
• Place a call using the list of the last 10 refused calls;
• Place a call using phone book;
The user can browse the phone book of the connected device, searching by the initial letter of the
contact name, visualizing the contact name on radio display and selecting the type of number
(“MOBILE”, “WORK”, “HOME” or “GENERAL”).
• The radio supports the limit of 1000 phone book contacts per device, and the maximum of 05
phone numbers per contact.
• Place a call using cellular phone keyboard;
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• Display incoming/sending call details (phone number or caller identification – if informed by

cellular phone);
• SMS receipt warning message at display;
The radio shows on the display a message to advise that there is an unread SMS.
It is not possible to read the message using the radio controls.
• Privacy mode - Transfer the call from Hands free system to the and vice versa (some cellular
phones execute disconnection when activating this function);
• Microphones off – The microphones of the hands-free system are disabled and enabled.
• Adjust call audio output volume during call;
The radio has an adjustment of audio output volume, used only when the radio is in phone mode.
This setup is user adjustable. The minimum volume that can be set is not 0 (mute).
• Echo canceling (EC) and noise reduction (NR)
• Wake-up radio during a incoming call (only in ignition on mode)
• Cellular phone Signal Strength indication;
2.3 Audio Streaming Features
• Receive audio (mono or stereo) from device via Bluetooth® (using the A2DP profile);
• Control Audio Player via Bluetooth®, using the AVRCP profile. The commands available are
PLAY, STOP, Seek Up, and Seek Down;
• Mute.
2.4 Software Update
The radio has the capability to update via Bluetooth® technology the software of its internal
Bluetooth® module.

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3 AMPLIFIER OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS

3.1 General Amplifier Requirements
3.1.1 Amplifier Output Loads
The amplifier output loads that can be connected are 4 ohms or 8 ohms.
3.1.2 Voltage Limiting
The radio shall provide voltage limiting on all output channels. The Clip Detect signal shall be
enabled whenever device output distortion reaches 10% +/- 5%.
Upon receipt of the Clip Detect signal, the radio shall, reduce the amplitude of the signal. When the
Clip Detect signal indicates a non-clipped state, the radio shall increase the signal level back to the
unlimited value.
This function can be enabled or disabled by the user.
3.1.3 Dynamic Temperature Limiter

The radio has a temperature dynamic compensation to avoid audio signal distortion in high
temperature operation.
3.1.4 Output Level Matching

Applies to Main and Aux channels, BTBF Flat, Main channel output signal THD ≤ 2.0% (i.e. at levels
below clipping and limiting thresholds).
SOURCE MIN TARGET MAX UNIT

Set reference 0dB @ 1kHz – 100% modulation (75KHz)
Tuner -------- 0 (reference) ----------- dB
CD 3,5 5 6,5 dB
USB 3,5 5 6,5 dB
TM
iPod (Wave signal of 1kHz with 900mVrms) 3,5 5 6,5 dB
BTA 3,5 5 6,5 dB
Aux In (Wave signal of 1kHz with 900mVrms) 6,5 8 9,5 dB
3.1.5 Speakers short circuit protection
The radio has speaker short circuit protection. When the radio is on and the speaker outputs gets a
short circuit, the radio speakers output are switched off. While the speakers output are off, the radio
monitor to determine whether the short-circuit is still present.

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3.2 Base Amplifier Requirements

3.2.1 Audio Output Power
Output power at 14.4v = 4 x 20W RMS (1kHz @ 10% THD)

The radio also shall comply with SDS requirement IE-0932 Section I, item A, subitem I, as described
below:
A. Ford Base Audio System Definition & Configuration;
1. System must have a minimum of 120 Watts Peak-Peak Power at 2% THD
(60 Watts Peak Power at 2% Electrical THD, 80 Watts @ 10% Electrical THD)
3.2.4 Cross-Talk between Input
Tuner AM: not Applied;

Tuner FM: Isolation > 30dB;
CD: Isolation > 40dB;
USB: Isolation > 40dB;
iPod: Isolation > 40dB;
Aux-In: Isolation > 40dB;

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4 TUNER REQUIREMENTS
4.1 Tuner AM Requirements
Radio tuning range requirement of SDS (IE-0104) for AM band is from 530 kHz to 1710 kHz, with steps
of 10 kHz.
The radio has 2 AM bands with 6 presets for each one.
The Dummy antenna used for AM tests is illustrated in the following picture.
dummy AM antenna
50 ohm coax
RF generator
15 pF
signal to radio receiver
50 ohms
50
ohms
60 pF
4.1.1 AM Electrical Performance
4.1.1.1 AM Tuner Signal to Noise Ratios vs. RF Signal Strength
[Note: S/N Ratios versus signal strength must be a continuous, monotonic function with no
irregularities at any level.]
Input: RF Signal Strength: S/N Ratio (dB):
1kHz, 30% modulation, L=R, 10µV 7.5 - 2.5
Mono
1kHz, 30% modulation, L=R, 10mV 50 - 5
Mono
4.1.1.2 AM Tuner Audio Frequency Response
Frequency response @ 30% mod.: 20Hz – 3kHz (+2 / -6 dB)
4.1.1.3 AGC Sensitivity
10µV to 5mV 30% mod. Target: -8 dB Tol: ±5 dB
4.1.1.4 Search Sensitivity

Local Target: 200uV Tol: -100, +200uV

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Distant Target: 50uV Tol: -25, +50uV

4.1.1.5 Am mono usable Sensitivity
Measured @ 20 dB (S/N) Target: < 50 µV
4.2 Tuner FM Requirements
Radio tuning range requirement of SDS (IE-0104) for FM band is from 87.5 MHz to 107.9 MHz, with
steps of 200 kHz.
The radio has 3 FM bands with 6 presets for each one.
The radio shall extract RDS information contained in the FM signal.
The Dummy antenna used for FM tests is illustrated in the following picture.
4.2.1 FM Electrical Performance
4.2.1.1 FM Signal To Noise Ratios
Mode: Signal Strength: S/N Ratio Target: S/N Ratio

Tolerance:
Mono 3µv 25 dB +/- 5.0 dB
Mono 10mV 65 dB +/- 5.0 dB
Stereo 15µV 50 dB +/- 8.0 dB
Stereo 10mV 60 dB +/- 5.0 dB
4.2.1.2 FM Frequency Response

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Frequency response @ 30% mod.: 20Hz – 15kHz (+/-3 dB)
4.2.1.3 FM Tuner Output Distortion
Output distortion: 1kHz @ 30% mod. 0.5 Watts Target: < 0.5%
4.2.1.4 Interstation Noise
Target: - 20 dB Tol: +/- 8 dB
4.2.1.5 Search Sensitivity
Local Target: 40µV Tol: -10, +30µV

Distant Target: 15µV Tol: -5, +15µV
4.2.1.6 FM Stereo Separation
Stereo separation @ 10 mV: Target: > 30 dB
4.2.1.7 FM mono usable Sensitivity
Measured @ 5.6 uV Target: > 30 dB (S/N)
4.2.2 RDS
4.2.2.1 PS NAME
The radio has the capability to show on display the PS Name broadcast by the tuned station.
The characters to be displayed are restricted to the ASCII characters shown in the Annex I.
The radio is not required to store the PS name.
The functionality is detailed in the HMI document.
4.2.2.2 Radio Text

The radio has the capability to shown on display the Radio Text broadcast by the tuned station.
The characters to be displayed are restricted to the ASCII characters shown in the Annex I.
The radio is not required to store the Radio Text.
The functionality is detailed in the HMI document.
4.2.2.3 PTY

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The radio is required to show the PTY code of the tuned station and enable search for station
broadcasting a specific PTY code selected by user.
The supported PTY codes are listed bellow:
PTY Code # PTY Code Description

PTY 0 NONE
PTY 1 NEWS
PTY 2 AFFAIRS
PTY3 INFO
PTY 4 SPORT
PTY 5 EDUCATE
PTY 6 DRAMA
PTY 7 CULTURE
PTY 8 SCIENCE
PTY 9 VARIED
PTY 10 POP M
PTY 11 ROCK M
PTY 12 EASY M
PTY 13 LIGHT M
PTY 14 CLASSICS
PTY 15 OTHER M
PTY 16 WEATHER
PTY 17 FINANCE
PTY 18 CHILDREN
PTY 19 SOCIAL
PTY 20 RELIGION
PTY 21 PHONE IN
PTY 22 TRAVEL
PTY 23 LEISURE
PTY 24 JAZZ
PTY 25 COUNTRY
PTY 26 NATION M
PTY 27 OLDIES
PTY 28 FOLK M
PTY 29 DOCUMENT
4.2.2.4 Traffic Announcement

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The radio is required to identify when the current station is broadcasting RDS signals Traffic
Program and/or Traffic Announcement and enable search for Traffic Programs.
4.2.2.5 TA Volume
The radio is required to have a specific and user adjustable volume level for Traffic
Announcements broadcasts.
4.2.2.6 EON
Enhanced other networks is used to connected multiple radio stations together, allowing traffic
broadcasts to be heard from other radio stations.
When the radio is tuned in a station which supports RDS-EON broadcasts and a station of the
network starts broadcasting a Traffic Announcement, the radio shall tune in the station that is
broadcasting the Traffic Announcement.
4.2.2.7 Alternative Frequency
When the radio is tuned in a station that is broadcast on alternative frequencies and the station
signal gets weak, the radio is required to switch to the Alternative frequency, permitting switching to
different regional network.
4.3 Autostore
The radio has the function Autostore that stores the 6 frequencies with strongest signal strength in the
6 memories of the bands FM3 or AM2.
4.4 Preset Scan

The radio has the function Preset Scan that allows the customer to listen for some seconds the
stations stored in the 6 memories of the current band.
4.5 Scan of Stations

The radio has the function Scan that allows the customer to scan the current band, listening for some
seconds each station.
4.6 Soft Mute

This function reduces the radio output volume when the station signal becomes weak.
4.7 Local / Distant Sensitivity

The radio has a manual (user adjustable) local / distant sensitivity for AM/FM search.

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5.0 ILLUMINATION AND COLOR
The radio receives the signal of Illumination sourced by the vehicle's Lighting Control Module.
The radio illumination input is defined in the Rear Connector Pin Out section of this document.
The radio illumination shall promote a harmonious appearance.
The radio shall follow the illumination logic table.
The level of illumination Nightlight shall be dimmed in the models of radio that have the feature
dimmer, as defined in the item II-5- Feature List of this document.
The radio is not required to follow the requirement detail nº 72449 of SDS 29. Instead, the illumination
details are described in the items below.
After the first connection to the battery the radio takes some time to identify the characteristics of the
input signal and follow the dimmer table.
5.1 Illumination and color characteristics
The radio illumination shall follow characteristics in the table below
Color Brightness
(Dom. Wavelength)
LCD Target: 560 nm; min Daylight: 3.5 cd/m2 +/- 1.5
557; max 563
100% Night-level: 2 cd/m2 +/- 0.6
Buttons Target: 560 nm; min Daylight: 3 cd/m2 +/- 1
557; max 563
The brightness levels are based on a 12.5v vehicle system voltage.

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5.2 Illumination Logic Table
CONDITIONS Illumination of the Radio

Ignition Radio Vehicle Buttons Display Rotary
Lights button
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
OFF OFF ON Daylight OFF Daylight
OFF ON OFF Daylight Daylight Daylight
OFF ON ON Nightlight Nightlight Nightlight
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF Daylight
ON OFF ON Nightlight OFF (clock off) Nightlight
Nightlight (clock on)
ON ON OFF Daylight Daylight Daylight
ON ON ON Nightlight Nightlight Nightlight
(*) This condition depends on the clock status (on/off) selected by user.
5.3 Illumination Signal Characteristics
The Illumination signal characteristics supplied by the vehicle are defined below:
5.3.1 Illumination ON / OFF
The radio that doesn’t have the feature dimmer will treat the illumination signal supplied by the
vehicle as described below:
If Illumination input is open, vehicle lights are off.
If Illumination input is VBATT, vehicle lights are on.
5.3.2 Dimmer via PWM signal
The dimmer signal via PWM is in a frequency range from 52 to 100 Hz.
The duty cycle range is between 14% and 100%.
The voltage is in a range from 9V to 16V.
The radio illumination shall follow the following table:
Incoming Signal Display Illumination Buttons Illumination Rotary Illumination

PWM Value (%) (% of Maximum (% of Maximum (% of Maximum
Nightlight) Nightlight) Nightlight)
<=16 11 2 21
19 18 9 27

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22 24 16 33
25 31 24 39
29 38 31 44
33 44 38 50
38 51 46 55
43 58 53 61
49 64 60 66
55 71 68 72
62 78 75 78
69 84 82 83
76 91 90 89
84 98 97 95
92 100 100 100
100 Day Light Day Light Day Light
If the ILLUMINATION input signal does not have sufficient edges for the micro to sense the PWM (%)
value, the micro will use the DC voltage level to determine the illumination state as described below:
GND (<1.2v) will be treated as vehicle lights off.
VBATT will be treated as vehicle lights on.
5.3.3 Dimmer via Analog signal
The dimmer via Analog signal has a voltage variation as defined in the table bellow:
Illumination Vehicle Display Buttons Rotary

In Voltage Lights Illumination Illumination Illumination
(V) (% of Maximum (% of Maximum (% of Maximum
Nightlight) Nightlight) Nightlight)
0 ~ <9,47 Off Day Light Day Light Day Light
9,47 On 12 4 20
10,04 On 23 16 30
10,60 On 34 28 40
11,17 On 45 40 50
11,74 On 56 52 60
12,30 On 67 64 70
12,87 On 78 76 80
13,43 On 89 88 90
14,00 On 100 100 100

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5.3.4 Vehicle models x Illumination Characteristics
Vehicle Illumination
characteristics
Ecosport On/Off
Fiesta On/Off
B402 On/Off
Ranger Analog Dimmer
Focus PWM Dimmer
F250 PWM Dimmer
F350 PWM Dimmer
F4000 PWM Dimmer

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6 CONTROLS
The audio controls are realized by Audio Processor with ASP technology.
6.1 Volume
The volume control is according to the following graph.
6.2 Volume Set Back
The volume set back is a function that avoids the customer to hear a loud sound when the radio is
turned on.
Upon turning on the radio, if the last volume was above the volume set back, the current volume will
be the volume set back.
Upon turning on the radio, if the last volume was below the volume set back, the current volume will
be the last volume.
The Volume set back is user adjustable.
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6.3 User Equalization

6.3.1 Bass
This function allows the user to adjust the gain of bass tones.
The bass cut frequency is:
- 80Hz for Focus, Ranger and F-series variants;
- 60Hz for Ecosport, Fiesta and B402 variants.
The bass control has 15 steps from -7 to +7, according to the following table
Bass step Bass Control

-7 -14 dB
-6 -12 dB
-5 -10 dB
-4 -8 dB
-3 -6 dB
-2 -4 dB
-1 -2 dB
0 0
1 2 dB
2 4 dB
3 6 dB
4 8 dB
5 10 dB
6 12 dB
7 14 dB
6.3.2 Treble
This function allows the user to adjust the gain of treble tones.
The bass cut frequency is 12kHz.
The treble control has 15 steps from -7 to +7, according to the following table
Treble step Treble control

-7 -14 dB
-6 -12 dB
-5 -10 dB
-4 -8 dB
-3 -6 dB
-2 -4 dB
-1 -2 dB
0 0
1 2 dB
2 4 dB

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3 6 dB
4 8 dB
5 10 dB
6 12 dB
7 14 dB
6.3.3 Balance
This function allows the user to control the audio intensity of the speakers of the left and the right
sides.
The balance control has 15 steps from Left 7 to Right 7.
The adjustment is according to the following graph.
6.3.4 Fader
This function allows the user to control the audio intensity of the speakers of the front and the rear
sides.
The fader control has 15 steps from Rear 7 to Front 7.
The adjustment is according to the following graph.

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6.3.5 Loudness
The function loudness controls bass tones in relation to the user volume setting.
The function can be enabled and disabled by user.
6.4 Pre Equalization

The pre equalizations are realized trough Bass and Treble adjustments, according to the following table:
Bass Treble
NO SET 0 0
USER By User By User
ROCK 6 7
CLASSIC -3 -1
POP 3 5
JAZZ 1 2
6.5 Anti-theft 'Lock-out' strategy

The radio has a 4-digit security code. Entry of the radio security code enables the radio to resume normal
operation with no time limit. Security code entry is required to resume normal operation on each Battery
connection. The radio will lock out permanently after 10 incorrect security code entries. The code will be
programmed during the manufacture process and is a function of the radio serial number.
When the user is entering the key code, the following penalty will be applied in case a wrong code is
entered:
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From 3 until 5 tries, the user will have to wait for 30 minutes to be able to enter the code.
When a valid code is entered, the number of tries is reset to zero, unless it has already reached 10 tries.
6.6 Automatic Volume Control
The radio is required to increase its volume according to the vehicle speed, according to the following
graph.
The level is adjusted by the user.

The volume compensation doesn’t change the volume step adjusted by the user.
This option will be deactivated as required by Ford. However, it can be activated in Visteon production
line when required by the customer.
6.6.1 Speed Signal Characteristics
The radio receives the signal of speed sourced by the vehicle.

The radio input for speed is defined in the Rear Connector Pin Out section of this document.
The signal is a square wave with 50% of duty cycle.

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The signal is frequency variable to determine the vehicle speed.

The maximum voltage is battery voltage and the minimum voltage is 3.67 Volts.
The vehicle speed is according to the following table.
Vehicle Speed input

signal (Hz) Vehicle Speed (kph)
0.00 0.00
6.90 5.00
13.81 10.00
20.71 15.00
27.62 20.00
34.52 25.00
41.42 30.00
48.33 35.00
55.23 40.00
62.14 45.00
69.04 50.00
75.94 55.00
82.85 60.00
89.75 65.00
96.66 70.00
103.56 75.00
110.46 80.00
117.37 85.00
124.27 90.00
131.18 95.00
138.08 100.00
144.98 105.00
151.89 110.00
158.79 115.00
165.70 120.00
172.60 125.00
179.50 130.00
186.41 135.00
193.31 140.00
200.22 145.00
207.12 150.00
214.02 155.00
220.93 160.00
227.83 165.00
234.74 170.00
241.64 175.00
248.54 180.00
255.45 185.00
262.35 190.00

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6.7 Smart Fader

The radio is required to automatically identify if there are 2 or 4 speaker connected. Enabling or
disabling the function Fader.
The identification occurs during the radio complete initialization (connection to battery).
6.8 Beep
Amplitude: variable with volume

Frequency: 500 Hz +/- 50 Hz (*);
Pulse width: 200 ms +/- 50 ms (*);
Signal: sinusoidal;
THD max: 30%;
(*) measured using 1kHz signal , with 0.5W of power output on 4 ohms loads
This Beep is also used for Bluetooth functions with different pulse width determined in the HMI document.
6.9 Clock
The radio has a clock adjustable by the user.

In the condition radio with power off, the clock will be active only when the ignition signal is present
(Ignition ON).
The clock ACCURACY shall follows the requirement IS-0300 of Ford SDS 28.

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7 EXTERNAL SUPPORTED DEVICES
7.1 Auxiliary Input
The radio has a stereo audio input available on the radio front panel through a pin jack connector.
7.1.1 Stereo Audio Input
The electrical characteristics are provided in the following table.
Value Unit
Symbol Parameter
Min. Nom. Max.
Zin Input Impedance 15 22 27 kΩ
S/N Signal to noise ratio (pre-output stage) 60 - - dB
FR Frequency response (20Hz – 20KHz) -4 0 +4 dB
Vref Sensitivity (0 dB FM mono 100% mod.) - 0.5 - VRMS
ESD ESD protection 15 - - kV
THD Total Harmonic distortion @ 1kHz and power - - 2 %
output 0.5W
7.1.2 Auxiliary Input Connector
Connector Pin out Function

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1 Ground
2 Ground
3 Right Input
4 Left Input
7.2 RCA Output
The radio has a RCA external output line to adapt an external amplifier or a powered subwoofer.
The characteristics are described in the following table:
The RCA output is not differential, thus the SDS requirement IE 0928 will not be followed.
Symbol Parameter Min Nom Max Unit

V Typical level (max. vol. FM mono 100% mod.) 0.6 0.8 1 V
FR Frequency Response 20Hz (L=100KΩ) ~ ---- -2 -4 dB
Refer: 1Khz
FR Frequency Response 20KHz (L=100KΩ) ~ ---- -2 -4 dB
Refer: 1Khz
7.3 Power Amplifier / Antenna Enable
The radio shall provide power to a sense line to the amplifier or antenna. This line is available at the Rear
Connector Pin Out.
The output shall be on when the radio is on.
Exceptions: The output shall be off during regulator thermal shutdown, load dump, over voltage
(Vbatt>16V), under voltage (Vbatt<10V).
The output shall be off at any time when the radio is off.
When this output is on, the voltage shall be between (0.8 x Vbatt) and Vbatt.
The maximum output current is 50mA.
The radio shall self-limit the output current above the nominal value.
7.4 Steering Wheel Control (SWC)
The input will provide remote control access via a resistor ladder implementation of the vehicle steering
wheel controls.
The pins SWC + and SWC – are available in the Rear Connector Pin Out.
The functions supported by the Steering Wheel Control feature are: Volume Down, Volume Up, Seek
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7.4.1 Radio Input Topology
This circuit must be used only as reference. The component values can be changed during development.

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7.4.2 Vehicle Topology
7.4.2.1 SWC Voltage Characteristics and Tolerances
Minimum (V) Nominal (V) Maximum (V)

Vehicle Voltage 4.95 5 5.05
Vehicle Resistor tolerance 1%

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7.5. Antenna Interface Input
The radio antenna connector conforms to ISO10599-1: 1992 aerial connector socket standard.
Visteon part number: YU3F-19A150-AA.

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8.0 POWER REQUIREMENTS
8.1 Ignition logic
The radio turns off every time that the ignition is turned off, excepting when the radio is in phone mode.
When the ignition is turned on there are two conditions:
- When the ignition was turned off, the radio was on. In this condition the radio will turn on when
the ignition is turned on;
- When the ignition was turned off, the radio was off. In this condition the radio will not turn on
when the ignition is turned on;
8.2 Current Requirements
Standby Current: 1.5 mA (max). Battery On, Ignition Off, Radio power Off, lights Off.
Max operation current: 9,5 A
INRUSH CURRENT: 30 Amps/10msec (IE-0179)
Fuse: 10A
8.2 Voltage Requirements
Surpassing the SDS requirement IE-0134, the radio shall meet all performance requirements in the
following input voltage range:
Nominal voltage: 13.5 V
High voltage: 16 V
Low voltage: 10 V
8.3 Start Sense (Crank)
The radio has the capability to identify the crank only by voltage drops (below 8V). If the battery
voltage doesn’t drops below 8V, radio will not sense the crank.
8.4 USB Short Circuit Protection
The radio is self protected against short circuit in the supply line of USB connector over 500mA. The
radio turns off and can be turned on again only by ON/OFF button. If the short circuit remains the radio
will turn off again.
8.5 Voltage Range Protection

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Any test that drops voltage below 9V or above 17V, the radio may turn off. After finishing the interference,
the radio will return to the previous status as table below:
Mode before Mode after

protection actuation protection actuation
Tuner Tuner
CD CD
USB USB
iPod iPod
Phone Previous mode
Audio Streaming Previous mode
Aux In Aux In

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9 NETWORK
The radio doesn’t have communication with the vehicle Network.
The supported signals are hardwired.

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10 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
The basic pictures of the radio are shown below. The pictures are only illustrative for reference. The
detailed images and dimensions of the radio are in the radio drawing.
Fiesta Model:

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Ecosport Model:

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Focus Model:

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10.1 Construction
10.1.1 Chassis assembly
Consists as a wrap chassis house where are attached the radio heat sink, main board, bottom cover and
metallic front plate.
The wrap, top, and bottom covers are galvanized sheet metal.
The heat sink will be extruded aluminum part.
The bezel assembly consists on a plastic injection bezel panel where buttons and the frontal PC board
are assembled. The bezel assembly is fixed to chassis through a plastic backer.
The molded backer material will be 30% glass reinforced Polypro in accordance with Visteon
specification WSB-M4D732-A4
10.1.2 Dimensions and Weight
Final Assembly Weight will be around 1.8kg.

The radio basic dimensions can be verified in the pictures in the beginning of item 10 of this document.
10.1.3 Mounting Angle
The mounting angle follows deviation from SDS requirement IE-0042, as defined below:
• Horizontal: Front to rear: -10 º / +30º
• Horizontal: left to right: -10 º / +30º
10.1.5 Mounting Method

The radio will be mounted via lateral spring clips and brackets or rear stud in the vehicle instrument
panel.
10.1.6 Extraction
• Two prong extraction tools will allow removal from the instrument panel.
• The spring clips will be accessed via (4) holes in the bezel.
10.2 Bezel Styling Characteristics
The bezel styling is carry over from Ford Cross Car Line I radio.
The bezel characteristics are listed below.
10.2.1 Bezel Configuration

• No detachable
• 16 Hinge Push Button
• 1 Rotary and ON/OFF button

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• Switch mat button actuation

• Graphics Buttons (Laser etching – See item 10.11 of this document)
• Front Bezel Painted (See item 10.10 of this document)
• Pad Print graphics. See location Bezel (See item 10.11 of this document)
• Acrylic Lens (See item 10.11 of this document)
• Buttons Painted (See the color, gloss and texture table in the item 10.10 of this document)
• CD door edge Illumination
• AUX Input Slot
• Extractor radio system
The bezel provides illumination for all buttons, for the rotary light pipe and for the CD Slot.
10.2.2 Bezel Material
The raw material of the bezel will be ABS+PC. For more details see the item 10.12 of this document.
10.2.3 Bezel Color, Gloss, & Texture
The bezel color will be in accordance with Ford Motor Company requirements for each version.
Bezel color (See item 10.10 of this document).
Bezel Gloss level (See item 10.10 of this document)
Bezel texture requirements (See item 10.10 of this document).
10.2.4 Bezel Performance Requirements
The Bezel will meet the following performance specifications,

Plastic parts: WSS-M15P4-E ( wsk – m4D684 – a1/a2 )
Paint and Silkscreen performance: WSK-M2P161-A (wsS – m2p188-a1
Cosmetic Specification: ES-F7AF-18A910-AA
10.3 Bezel Button Characteristics
10.3.1 Button Material
Radio bezel buttons will be molded in single injection tooling. The raw material will be >PC< (See the
Material table 10.12), per ESF-M4D100-A1.
The buttons or button three will be painted and make laser etching in optimized positions to ensure there
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The button will meet the following specification;

Plastic parts: (WSS-M15P4-E) / (ESF-M4D100-A1)
Paint and Pad printing performance: WSK-M2P161-A (wsS – m2p188-a1
Cosmetic Specification: ES-F7AF-18A910-AA
10.3.2 Button Actuation
The buttons will actuate a switch located on the front printed circuit board. The switch feel characteristics
will be similar to Ford Cross Car Line I radio.
Button actuation force is currently estimated to be (3N+/-0.75N) when measured at a pre determined
position on the button – Gravity center.
The Push buttons must resist the maximum force of pressure on keys (60N) without damage.
Button actuation study is a geometric study to define the same actuation force in all buttons.
10.3.3 Button Travel
The button switch will travel approximately 1,0 mm +/-0,3mm and all button hinge geometry will be
developed to meet the actuation requirements. Movement of the button will be achieved by a top hinge
design that is integrally molded into the button to ensure that the button has movement in the axis of
rotation subject to molding tolerances.
10.3.4 Button Graphics
Button graphics will be located on the buttons in areas to ensure that they can be laser etched and
illuminated by one LED.
FONT heights: Following the Button graphics approved by Customer (See item 10.11 of this
document).
10.3.5 Button color, gloss & texture.
The buttons will be Painted and make laser etching with the required graphics.
Button color (See the color, gloss and texture table in the item 10.10 of this document)
Button Gloss level (See the color, gloss and texture table in the item 10.10 of this document)
Button texture: (See the color, gloss and texture table in the item 10.10 of this document)
10.4 CD Guide Characteristics
The CD guide will locate the felt door to prevent the ingress of dirt and dust into the CD mechanism.
The guide will also ensure that the CD is accurately positioned to load into the mechanism.
The felt shall not prevent the CD from loading/ejecting from the CD mechanism and will have a nominal
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10.5 Light pipe Characteristics

10.5.1 CD Guide
The light pipe shall provide subtle illumination to indicate the position of the CD guide. Each light pipe will
use LED's to provide intensity and color as required (same color as LCD Backlight).
The CD guide light pipe will be located in the side of the CD slot (Right and left side).
10.5.2 Volume Knob Light pipe
The light pipe shall provide subtle illumination to indicate the position of the rotary Volume control. The
light pipe will be illuminated using 2 LED's and in the illumination cannot have any shadow or spots.
10.6 Backer
10.6.1 Backer Material
The Backer acts as the interface between the metallic front plate (housing) and Frontal bezel radio.
The Backer shall provide the desired styling, ergonomics and appearance required.
The Backer class A surface will be textured self-colored (See item 10.12 of this document).
10.6.2 Backer Color, Gloss, & Texture
Backer color (self-color)

Backer Gloss level (self-gloss)
Backer texture requirements (Without texture)
10.6.3 Backer performance specifications
The Front plate will meet the following performance specifications:

Plastic parts: WSS-M15P4-E;
Paint performance: WSK-M2P161-A (Not Apply in this case – self-colored);
Cosmetic Specification: ES-F7AF-18A910-AA.
10.7 Front Board Characteristics
10.7.1 Button Contacts

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The radio bezel buttons shall actuate the switch located on the front printed circuit board. These switches
shall provide tactile switch feel in accordance with the actuation requirements (Used Rubber key pad
actuation).
The switch shall provide the means to operate the radio function button and be located under each
button. The switch shall meet the operational and environmental specification for the radio.
10.7.2 Encoder Assembly
The encoder shall provide rotary switch function requirements for the rotary control and provide a
linear switch movement for the ON/OFF function.
10.7.2.1 Travel
The encoder shaft shall withstand 100,000 switch and rotational operations with no degradation in
mechanical or electrical performance.
Running torque 10 +/-6 mNm.
1.5mm +/- 0.5mm switch travel.
Switch peak activation force 6N +/-2.5 N.
10.7.2.2 Detents
The encoder shall rotate through 360º (endless) with 30 detents.
10.8 LCD Display Module Details
The LCD is monochromatique - Mode Positive
10.8.1 LCD Performance Requirements
Minimum Contrast ratio: 3
10.8.2 Display Configuration
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10.9 Acrylic Lens

10.9.1 Acrylic Lens
The acrylic Lens must be free from flash and uneven or ragged edges scratches or any imperfections
that affect the light transmission.
This component is installed in the bezel assembly, so it meets all appearance lighting, functional
requirements and according to Design Validation (DV) and Process Validation (PV) tests requirements.
The glue utilized to fix the Lens into the front bezel will be double tape 3M 9448, it must be meeting all
appearance lighting, functional requirements and according to DV and PV tests requirements.
The silkscreen printed will be applied in the back surface and it must be according to Visteon engineer
requirements and according to DV and PV tests requirements
The Acrylic Lens will be injection with PMMA (CLEARNESS) ACRYPET, VHTE10TO
10.9.2 Acrylic Lens Requirements
The Acrylic lens will meet the following performance specifications,

Plastic parts: WSS-M15P4-E ESF M4D9-A10
Paint and Silkscreen performance: WSK-M2P161-A (wsS – m2p188-a1
Cosmetic Specification: ES-F7AF-18A910-AA pg58

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10.10 Color, Gloss and Texture
Fiesta Ecosport Focus B402

HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW
Satin Black / Satin Black /
Satin Black / Satin Silver Satin Black / Silver
Bezel Color Silver metallic Black metallic Satin Black Silver metallic Satin Black metallic Satin Black
Gloss 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1
Texture Smooth Smooth Smooth Smooth Smooth Smooth Smooth Smooth
Bezel Tampo
Print Color White White White White White White White White
Silver Silver
Color Silver metallic Dark Flint metallic Mnt Black Silver metallic Dark Flint metallic Mnt Black
Push Buttons
Gloss 3+/-1 3+/-1 3+/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1
Color S. Black S. Black S. Black S. Black S. Black S. Black S. Black S. Black
Rotary Button Gloss 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1 3 +/-1
Lens Color Green Black Green Black Green Black Green Black
Background Gloss 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4 62 +/-4
Lens Tampo Black White Black White Black White
Print Color Black White

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10.11 Graphics layout

10.11.1 F-Series, B402 and Ranger version HIGH
10.11.2 Focus, F-Series and Ranger version LOW

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10.11.3 Fiesta and Ecosport version HIGH
10.11.4 Fiesta and Ecosport version LOW

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10.12 Material
Paint-Tampoprint-
# Description Material
Color Silk_screen
BAYER:
BAYBLEND T 65
Paint+
1 Front Bezel BAYBLEND KL1 1430
Tampoprinting
DOW: PULSE XZ 95113 See item 10.10 of this
G.E.P.: CYCOLOY 1100 document
UV Stabilised Polycarbonate per ESF-M4D100-A1 See item 10.10 of this Paint +
2 Button-Mute document
(GE 123R Lexan) laser etching
Button-Radio-Phone / UV Stabilised Polycarbonate per ESF-M4D100-A1 See item 10.10 of this Paint +
3 document
CLK (GE 123R Lexan) laser etching
4 Button-Menu/BT document
5 Button-BAND/AST document
6 Button--REW document
7 Button--FF document
8 Button –AUDIO/EQ document
9 Button-SRC / RDS document
Button-Radio-SCN / UV Stabilised Polycarbonate per ESF-M4D100-A1 See item 10.10 of this Paint +
10 document
PSC (GE 123R Lexan) laser etching
Rotary and On/Off See item 10.10 of this
11 ABS to WSK-M4D792-A2 Paint
Button document

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12 Memory Button #1 document
Button-Radio-Phone / UV Stabilised Polycarbonate per ESF-M4D100-A1 See item 10.10 of this Paint +
18 document
CLK (GE 123R Lexan) laser etching
Polypropylene 30% Glass Filled per WSS-M4D941-
19 Backer Black
A1
Polycarbonate Molding compound as per WSK-
20 Lightpipe-CD-Left Clear
M4D761-A/A2
21 Lightpipe-CD-Right Clear
M4D761-A/A2
22 Acrylic Lens Clear
M4D761-A/A2
23 CD Felt Fabric per SAE J314 F-55 Black
Internal Rotary Light Polycarbonate Molding compound as per WSK-
24 Clear
Pipe M4D761-A/A2
External Rotary Light Polycarbonate Molding compound as per WSK-

25 Clear
Pipe M4D761-A/A2
26 Switch Mat Silicon rubber Gray

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10.13 Labels
Radio labeling follows SDS requirement IE-0240, as shown below
a) Ford oval icon.
Identification label
b) Ford part number.
c) Serial number
d) Build Date.
Key code label
e) Country of final assembly.
Key code label
f) Any regulatory compliance mark(s) required by law.
Anatel label (following Brazilian regulation, Anatel label must be attached to radio), attached to
bottom cover.
g) Any registration mark(s) required by law.
Suframa regulatory text: “PRODUZIDO NO POLO INDUSTRIAL DE MANAUS” is stamped to
chassis and printed on the product identification label (lateral)
Obs.: The radio shall not follow the requirement IE-0251 as it is not intended to be sold to Europe market.
The identification Label follows Ford Directive E-108.
10.14 Connectors
The connectors are not required to follow the SDS requirement EL-0173.
10.15 Mechanical noise
The total radio mechanical noise (rattle noise; button travels and mechanism noise) will be 65dB +/- 10dB
10.16 Temperature Requirements
10.16.1 Customer Contact Surface Temperature
The radio shall follows the SDS requirement IE-0029 (THERMAL - CUSTOMER CONTACT
SURFACE TEMPERATURES), classified as Passenger Compartment and Hard non-Metal surface.
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SDS requirement IE-0931.

The radio chassis may reach 120ºC. However, it is considered that the radio chassis are covered by
the vehicle panel, which protects against direct contact with the surface. Therefore, a deviation
request from the SDS will not be made.
10.16.3 Radio Temperature
The radio has the following protection strategies under high temperatures described in the SDS
requirements IE-0899 and IE-0242:
- In CD mode, the radio changes to Tuner mode if the temperature exceeds the CD mechanism
temperature operation. A message is shown on radio display;
- Thermo shutdown strategy if the temperature exceeds the power regulator temperature operation,
being necessary user interaction to reinitialize the radio.
Ford and Visteon agreed that the temperature tests for the radio approval will be conducted according to
the test conditions described below, instead of DVM’s of the SDS. These test conditions intend to
represent a situation of customer normal usage.
Environment:
Radio installed in vehicle;
Environment temperature outside of the car 20 º ~ 25º;
Vehicle engine running;
Vehicle windows: open.
Radio Set up:

Radio playing a CD with Pink Noise 0dB;
Bass = 0;
Treble = 0;
Balance = 0;
Fader = 0;
Loudness = OFF;
Volume Step = 26.
The acceptance criteria are the ones described in the SDS requirements IE-0899 and IE-0242.
In any other different test conditions, the radio will not be compliant with SDS requirements IE-0242 and
IE-0899 and a deviation would be necessary (The media temperature may reach 75ºC +/- 5ºC when
operating the radio/player).
Considering the agreement for the tests, a deviation request from the SDS will not be made.

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11 ENGINEERING TEST MODE
The radio has the following options in the engineering test mode, accessible through the front
panel/button interface.
- Display Test;
- Speakers Test;
- Bluetooth Upgrade;
- Product Version
• Hardware Version;
• Software Version;
• EEPROM Version;
• Production Date;
• CRIN;
• Mechanism Version;
• Bluetooth® SW Version;
• Bluetooth® Address.

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12 RELIABILITY
12.1 DV/PV Test Flow & Requirements
Measurements shall be made using standard test conditions and with all circuits performing their normal
functions and with media loaded unless otherwise specified
Prior to DV/PV testing, Visteon Multimedia Systems Engineering must approve a detailed DV/PV test
plan. After DV/PV testing, a DVP&R must be completed and submitted to Visteon Multimedia Systems
Engineering for review and approval.

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Product Assurance Design Verification Test Sequence for Radio Cross Car line Phase II
Requirement ID-EY0128

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12.2 Temperature/Voltage Test Range
TEMPERATURE SYMBOLS: TEST VOLTAGE SYMBOLS:

Temperature symbols are defined as follows: Functional, Performance and Monitored Operation
test voltages are defined as follows:
TMinstor = Minimum Storage Temperature = -40°C VLow = Low Voltage of Guaranteed Function =
10.5 V
TMin = Minimum Operating Temperature = -40°C VNom = Normal or Nominal Voltage = 14.4 V
TLow = Low Temperature for Performance VHi = High Voltage of Guaranteed Function = 16 V
Evaluation = -20°C
Tnom = Nominal Temperature =20°C ± 15°C
THi = High Temperature for Performance
Evaluation = 60°C
TMax = Maximum Operating Temperature = 75°C
TMaxstor = Maximum Storage Temperature = 85°C
12.3 Inspections
12.3.1 Functional Check
METHOD: Successfully function all controls.

ACCEPTANCE: The component shall meet acceptance criteria as specified in the component
engineering specification and as necessary to meet applicable standards for acceptability.
REFERENCE TEST PROCEDURES: Ford CETP 00.00-L-412, Electrical and Electronic Component
Environmental Compatibility Test
12.3.2 Visual Check
METHOD: Examine the component for visible signs of deterioration or damage. Perform dimensional
measurements if necessary to determine acceptability. Visual Checks shall be performed immediately
after, at two hours and/or 24 hours following each environmental test as appropriate and/or as specified.
12.3.3 Internal Inspection
METHOD: Using appropriate physical and/or visual techniques, inspect printed wiring board/substrate
assemblies to evaluate the condition of electrical interfaces and connections. Internal Inspections shall
be performed, when required, immediately after, at two hours and/or 24 hours following the
environmental test as appropriate and/or as specified. Inspection procedures not sensitive to time
elements and/or requiring scheduling of laboratory facilities may be performed at extended time periods.

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12.4 Temperature/Climatic Testing
12.4.1 Low Temperature Exposure and Operation
According to SDS Instrum V.28 (EY 0128)

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
Parametrics (2.2)
12.4.2 High Temperature Exposure and Operation
Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
Parametrics (2.2)
THERMAL - CUSTOMER CONTACT SURFACE TEMPERATURES

According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE-0029)
THERMAL - RADIO/PLAYER TEMPERATURE, VEHICLE LEVEL

According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE-0242) – Following deviation described on item 10.16 of this document.
THERMAL - RADIO TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENT FROM IP

According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE-0900)
THERMAL - COMPONENT EXTERIOR SURFACE TEMPERATURE

According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE-0931) - Following deviation described on item 10.16 of this document.
12.4.3 Powered Thermal Cycle
ACCEPTANCE: Component shall operate properly throughout the test.

After completing the test there shall be no degradation in performance or damage per Functional Check
and Visual Check
After test, verify the following at VNom and TNom:

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Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
12.4.4 Thermal Shock Resistance
ACCEPTANCE After completing the test there shall be no degradation in performance or damage per
Functional Check and Visual Check
After test, verify the following at VNom, TNom:

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
12.4.5 Thermal Shock Endurance
After test, perform Internal Inspection (2.3.3) at TNom.
12.4.6 Humidity and Temperature Cycle

After Test, verify the following at TNom and VNom:

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
ACCEPTANCE; Component shall operate properly throughout the test per.

and Visual Check.
12.4.7 Drip
ACCEPTANCE: Unit must operate properly throughout the test.

and Visual Check.

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12.4.8 Dust Intrusion

Afterward, check:
Functional (2.3.1)
Visual @ VNom, TNom (2.3.2)
ACCEPTANCE
and Visual Check.
12.4.9 Vibration Testing

The following items shall be checked after completion of the test at TNom and VNom:
Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
12.4.10 Chemical Resistance
ACCEPTANCE: After completing the test there shall be no degradation in performance or damage per
Functional Check and Visual Check
NOTE 1: Applicable chemicals should be appropriately selected from the below lists based on
analysis of vehicle environmental conditions, all possible vehicle design configurations and/or FMEA.
The list of applicable chemicals and relevant component surface(s) to be tested must be specified in the
component drawing and/or specification.
NOTE 2: Appropriate duration shall be selected based on component FMA, FMEA and/or
component functional and appearance requirements with respect to corrosion resistance.
12.4.11 High Temperature Endurance

After test, verify at TNom and VNom:

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)

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ACCEPTANCE Component shall operate properly throughout the test. After completing the test there
shall be no degradation in performance or damage as per Functional Check and Visual Checks.
12.4.12 Salt Mist
After test, verify at TNom and VNom:

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
ACCEPTANCE Component shall operate properly throughout the test. After completing the test there
shall be no degradation in performance or damage as per Functional Check and Visual Checks.
12.5 Mechanical Requirements

12.5.1 Vibration Endurance
After completion of test, verify:

Functional (2.3.1)
Visual (2.3.2)
Parametric (2.2)
12.5.2 Audible Noise Under Vibration
The radio mechanical noise is defined in the item 10.15 Mechanical noise of this document.
12.5.3 Mechanical Shock / Handling Drop
ACCEPTANCE
After completing the test, there shall be no degradation in performance.
12.5.4 Connector Lead/Lock Strength


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ACCEPTANCE
& Visual Check
12.5.5 Mechanical Wear Out
METHOD
Operate the component for the duration and/or number of cycles expected for the intended useful life of
the component in the vehicle as listed below. Apply normal load stress throughout the test. The test
temperature shall be at TNom .
The radios shall withstand the following cycles:

1) Loading/eject cartridge/CD cycles - 10,000
2) Play/stop cycles - 20,000
3) Increment/decrement track cycles - 35,000
4) Fast forward/fast reverse cycles - 20,000
5) Increment/decrement disc (changer only) cycles - 25,000
After Test, verify:

• Functional (2.3.1)
• Visual (2.3.2)
• Parametric (2.2)
• Internal (2.3.3)
ACCEPTANCE
Component shall operate properly throughout the test. After completing the test there shall be no
degradation in performance.
REFERENCE TEST PROCEDURES

Ford CETP 00.00-L-412, Electrical and Electronic Component Environmental Compatibility Test
12.5.6 Life Test
METHOD
Unit shall operate for 3500 hours at 14.4V at room temperature, TNom, and humidity in play mode. All
functions to be operated routinely throughout the test to be documented by the supplier in the DV plan.
ACCEPTANCE

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Component shall operate properly throughout the test. After completing the test there shall be no
degradation in performance.
REFERENCE TEST PROCEDURES

Ford CETP 00.00-L-412, Electrical and Electronic Component Environmental Compatibility Test.
12.5.7 Corrosion
According to the following items of CETP 00.00-R-311 (AE-0016):
3.1 Humidity chamber maintained at 50 ºC ± 2 ºC, (122 ºF ± 5 ºF), and 90% ± 2% relative humidity – 100
cycles.
3.2 Drying chamber maintained at 50 ºC ± 2 ºC, (122 ºF ± 5 ºF), and less than 20% relative humidity –
100 cycles.
12.6 Compact Disc Anti-Skip Requirements
12.6.1 Compact Disc Anti-Skip Performance Triangle Burst Test
According to requirement IE-0231 of SDS Audio V.29 and the test described below:
Purpose:
This test is designed to verify that the CD mechanism is able to play music while being exposed to
transient vibration input as occurs during vehicle operation. The CD mechanism must play the specified
test disc and track without audible degradation of the music while this test is being performed. For DV/PV
testing, the exact skip threshold acceleration shall be measured and included in DVP&R.
Test Pass Criteria:
No audible skips, ticks, pops, etc. are allowed while the test is being conducted. After testing is complete
the disc(s) and magazine shall be inspected. No scratches, mars, or damage of any type is allowed to
the disc(s), magazine, or unit. Any deviations to the 35 m/s2 screening must be approved, in writing, by
Ford responsible for said product.
Test Description:
The test consists of a series of unique transient acceleration bursts. Each burst consists of 7 cycles of a
triangle waveform. Each of the 7 cycles in a specific burst have the same frequency. The amplitude of
cycles 1 to 7 of each burst are weighted, respectively, at 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 75%, 50% 25% of the
specified test amplitude. The waveform of a single burst is shown below:

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The total test consists of 24 triangle bursts. A pause of 0.194 seconds occurs between bursts. Total test
time for all 24 bursts is 15 seconds. The first series of 12 bursts are repeated with their polarity inverted
to obtain the last series of 12 bursts. The fundamental frequency of 1 cycle for each of the 24 total bursts
is documented in the following table, along with the polarity of the burst.
BURST# BURST FREQUENCY POLARITY

(Hz) NORMAL
1 10.0 NORMAL
2 18.2 NORMAL
3 11.1 NORMAL
4 20.1 NORMAL
5 12.2 NORMAL
6 22.2 NORMAL
7 13.5 NORMAL
8 24.6 NORMAL
9 14.9 NORMAL
10 27.1 NORMAL
11 16.5 NORMAL
12 30.0 NORMAL
13 10.0 INVERTED
14 18.2 INVERTED
15 11.1 INVERTED
16 20.1 INVERTED

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17 12.2 INVERTED
18 22.2 INVERTED
19 13.5 INVERTED
20 24.6 INVERTED
21 14.9 INVERTED
22 27.1 INVERTED
23 16.5 INVERTED
24 30.0 INVERTED
Note that the test used a staggered order for the burst frequencies, and covers the range from 10Hz to
30Hz. The full series of 24 triangle bursts is shown in the following waveform.
Test Acceleration Amplitude:
The measured acceleration on the CD mechanism under test shall be greater than or equal to 35
m/s^2pp for each of the 24 bursts at maximum burst amplitude (corresponds to cycle number 4). A
uniform maximum acceleration at each burst frequency may be obtained either by pre-scaling the signal
driving the shaker to account for the system transfer function, or through use of a suitable controller.
Test Direction & Unit Orientation:
The test shall be performed in the up-down direction. "Up-down" shall correspond to vehicle roof-to-floor
direction. During each test the CD mechanism shall be fixtured rigidly in the same orientation as when
installed in the vehicle. Only rigid fixturing, not vehicle mounting bracketry, will be used for the test.

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TEST DISC And Play Position:
Testing shall be performed either with the standard Ford demo disc (F4VF-18C822-AA) playing track
number 9, or alternatively with the ABEX aging disc (TCD792A) playing track number 12. CD units with a
removable magazine shall be tested with the magazine full. CD changers shall be tested separately for
the test disc retrieved from slot 1, the maximum slot, and the middle slot (defined as the maximum slot
divided by 2, rounded down to the nearest integer). Only discs free from scratches, fingerprints, mars
and defects shall be used for this test.
12.6.2 In Vehicle Anti-Skip Testing
According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE 0231)
All vibration tests shall have Ford approval of test setup. Ford shall conduct the following test to
determine in-vehicle anti-skip performance of the unit. The units must functionally operate under the
conditions described in this section. The unit shall be evaluated in the designated vehicle by production
intent installation methods. A fully loaded magazine of compact discs shall be in the unit with one Ford
demonstration disc focused on track nine prior to starting the evaluation. The evaluator(s) shall be tested
separately for the test disc retrieved from magazine slot 1, the maximum slot and the middle slot (defined
as the maximum slot divided by two, rounded down to the nearest integer).
The vehicle shall be evaluated at the Dearborn Test Track low speed rough road evaluation
course. If the vehicle has variable suspension adjustment, set the stiffest available ride setting. The
units are to be tested at both the high temperature limit and low temperature limit for the vehicle system
which is defined to be from -10°C to 40°C. The following rough road surfaces and speeds (referenced by
Dearborn Test Track procedure VTP-022-DC) shall be evaluated by driving the vehicle three laps:
1. Outer Lane (rough) 40-45 MPH

2. Brick 40-45 MPH
3. 2 Ft. Sine Wave Road 10-30 MPH Sweep
4. 4 Ft. Sine Wave Road 20-40 MPH Sweep
5. Undulating 45 MPH
6. Belgian Block 30 MPH
7. Cobblestone 12 MPH
8. Harshness Pre-Inkster 45 MPH
9. Pitch and Jounce Road 30 MPH
10. Impact 45 MPH
11. Cold Patch 50 MPH
12. Harshness Pre-Rochester 50 MPH
13. Inner Lane (smooth) 60 MPH
The evaluation shall be considered successful if the following conditions are met:

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1. No major skips are encountered. A major skip shall be defined as a condition whereby
permanent audio muting occurs and/or disc ejection occurs. No permanent operating damage shall be
sustained by the unit that adversely affects operating performance or reliability.
2. No moderate skips are encountered with the exception of Cobblestone, which is allowed to
have up to two skips. A moderate skip shall be defined as a jump from one track to another or from one
program # to another.
3. No minor skips are encountered with the exception of Cobblestone, which is allowed to
have up to seven skips. A minor skip shall be defined as a short duration loss or alteration of audio
output.
Note: If the test track has changed since definition of this acceptance criteria, Ford reserves the
right to use a value judgment on the acceptability of the actual number of skips encountered.
12.7 Radio/Media Temperature Requirements
THERMAL - RADIO/PLAYER TEMPERATURE, COMPONENT LEVEL

According to SDS Audio V.29 (IE-0899) – Following deviation described on item 10.16 of this document.

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13 EMC
The EMC testes will be conducted following the Electromagnetic Compatibility Specification (EMC Spec):
ES-XW7T-1A278-AC issued on October 10th, 2003.
More specific details of tests will be described on test plan document.

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14 SOFTWARE VALIDATION
The software validation will be conducted to verify all the functions and features on the product,
according to the SRD and HMI documents.

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15 RESTRICTED SUBSTANCES AND RECYCLABILITY
The radio is required to be compliant with Ford Engineering Material Specification WSS-
M99P9999-A1 revision 2008 02 28.

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16 REGULATORY
Type approval & FCC are not required. Therefore the SDS requirements IE-0154, IE-0167 and IE-0230
will not be followed.
Due to the radio voltage operation, the SDS requirement IE-0208 will not be followed
As the radio is not intended for Australia Market, the requirement IE-0896 will not be followed.
The Radio must comply with Anatel regulation nº 365 section IX, issued May 10th, 2004. For more details
access ANATEL website (www.anatel.gov.br).
The Radio must comply with Argentina regulation (CNC - Comisión Nacional de Comunicaciones)
TECHNICAL NORM CNC-Q2-63-01.

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17 HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE
All the radio functionality details are described in the HMI document.

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18 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS
General Mode
Source: Tuner AM1
Clock: OFF
Clock mode: 24h
Clock time: 00:00
Bluetooth: ON
Tuner Mode
AF: OFF
TA: OFF
Sensitivity: DX
Radio Text: OFF
Station Presets:
Preset FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2

1 93.3 93.3 93.3 530 690
2 98.5 98.5 98.5 600 690
3 103.3 103.3 103.3 670 690
4 107.9 107.9 107.9 670 770
5 88.3 88.3 88.3 670 1210
6 98.1 98.1 98.1 670 1380
CD Mode
Information on display: Track
Random: OFF
Repeat: OFF
Scan: OFF
USB Mode
Information on display: Music
Random: OFF
Repeat: OFF
Scan: OFF
iPod Mode
iPod Battery Charge: OFF

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Information on Display: Music

Shuffle: OFF
Repeat: OFF
Audio Mode
Speed Volume Control: OFF - See item 6.6 (Automatic Volume Control) to verify this function availability.
Volume 5
Volume set back 7
TA Volume 10
Phone Volume 6
Clip Detect ON
Bass 0
Treble 0
Balance 0
Fader 0
Loudness OFF
Pre-equalization curve NO SET

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ANNEX I TABLE OF CHARACTERS
These are the characters that can be shown on the display:

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ANNEX II LIST OF SUPPORTED USB DEVICES
Below are described the supported USB devices that were already tested and the functionality
confirmed.
1 PNY - Attache (256MB)
2 Apacer (1GB)
3 Netac OSA32MB
4 MobileDisk Z4 (256MB-M23)
5 KingMax - SD Card Reader Pro
6 Minolta Z1
7 Apacer Handy Steno (256MB)
8 AIMSgroup (256MB)
9 ST U210 (128MB)
10 ST 72882
11 Agenie PRO (128MB)
12 Pretec (256MB)
13 ST "swiss"
14 BUFFAL0 (256MB)
15 (transparent ST 64MB)
16 PNY – Attache (256MB)
17 Creative MuVo^2
18 ST (con.:72F651, 64MB)
19 Hana micron - Axis 2.0
20 Corsair - Flash Voyager (256MB)
21 Kingston DataTraveler Elite (512MB)
22 LG – Xtick (1GB)
23 LG - USB drive (1GB)
24 Corsair - Flash Voyager (512MB)
25 Apacer – ShareSteno
26 Seitec 128MB
27 Netac OSA64MB
28 Sandisk - mobilemate M+ MS card reader SDD107
29 Sandisk - micromate card reader SDDR113
30 EUTRON - PicoDisk4 (512MB)
31 Verbatim - Store'n'Go Standard (512MB and 1GB)
32 Imation Flash Drive Mini (256MB)
33 Sony Micro Vault Midi (2GB)
34 Sony Micro Vault Tiny (256Mb)
35 Kingston Data Traveller (256MB)
36 Kingston Data Traveller II (512MB)
37 Trascend JetFlash V30 4Gb
38 Trascend JetFlash V20 512MB
39 Trascend JetFlash 120 1Gb

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40 EUTRON PicoDisk 4 Power 2GB

41 SanDisk cruzer micro (2GB)
42 Sony MicroVault Tiny USM512H 512Mb
43 PNY Technologies USB 2.0 Flash Drive 1GB
44 Imation Wristband Flash Drive 51122 22339 (256MB)
45 Silicon Power Ultima-II Nseries SP001GBUF2000V4B
46 Imation USB2.0 Swivel 20305 (512MB)
47 Swissbit AG - cirrusWHITE SM323 (512MB)
48 MEMOREX - Traveldrive (512MB)
49 DELL - M-Systems (64MB)
50 M-Systems - NA, SN: 2291D900008F15 (512MB)
51 SWISSBIT - 20pF (2GB)
52 SanDisk - Geek Squad (256MB)
53 FREECOM - USB STICK PRO SN: 53800021 (2GB)
54 Memorex - FLASHDISC (16MB)
55 Swissbit cirrusWHITE (512MB)
56 Swissbit – Victorinox (64MB)
57 STM - USBS TorM (128 MB)
58 M-Sys – DiskOnKey (2GB)
59 M-Sys – Dell Memory Key (256MB)
60 M-Sys – DiskOnKey U3 (8GB)
61 M-Sys – mDrive 100 (8GB)
62 M-Sys – T5 Dell Memory Key (64MB)
63 STM - USBS TorM (128 MB)
64 Swissbit – cirrusWHITE (512MB)
65 Memorex - TD Classic 003C (2GB)
66 M-Sys – DiskOnKey (32MB)
67 Swissbit – Victorinox (64MB)
68 LG - USB Drive (1GB)
69 Buffalo - Buffalo Clip Drive (256MB)
70 Kingston - DataTraveler (256MB)
71 Sony - MicroVault USM2GJ (2GB)
72 Apacer - Apacer (1GB)
73 LG - Xtick (1GB)
74 Corsair - Flash Voyager (1GB)
75 Kingston - DataTraveler Elite KUSBDTE (512MB)
76 Philips - USB Flash Drive (500MB)
Victorinox - (256MB)
77 M-Sys - M-SysT5 Dell Memory Key (512MB)
78 M-Sys - M-SysT5 Dell Memory Key (4GB)
79 M-Sys - M-Sys DiskOnKey (2GB)
80 Philips - USB Flash Drive (1GB)
81 Medion - Medion USB Drive (60MB)
82 M-Sys - M-SysT5 Dell Memory Key (2GB)

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ANNEX III LIST OF SUPPORTED IPODTM MODELS
The iPodTM models compatible with the radio trough the control line (30 Pins connector) are listed below
iPodTM Model Firmware version Compatible

iPhone (*) N/A TBD
iPod touch (**) (***) 1.1.4 Partial
iPod classic (**) 1.1.1 Partial
iPod nano (third generation) (**) 1.1 Partial
Fifth Generation iPod 1.2.3 Yes
Fifth Generation iPod (Late 2006) 1.2.3 Yes
iPod nano 1.3.1 Yes
iPod nano (Second Generation) 1.1.3 Yes
iPod shuffle N/A No
iPod shuffle (Second Generation) N/A No
iPod mini N/A No
iPod mini Second Generation N/A No
iPod with color display (iPod photo) N/A No
iPod (Click Wheel) N/A No
iPod (dock connector) N/A No
iPod (touch wheel) N/A No
iPod (scroll wheel) N/A No
(*) These models are not officially available in Brazilian market for test.
TM
(**) These models of iPod may have some unexpected behavior according to its firmware version.
(***) This model doesn’t show the logo on its screen when connected to the radio.

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II-2 Electrical Block Diagram

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II-3 Rear Connector Pin Out

36 pins ISO 10487-1:1992 compatible connector assembly

Pin # Cavity A Cavity B Cavity C

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II-4- Radio Variants

The radio variants are listed below:

Ford Part Number Description Visteon Part Number

Ford Part Number Description Visteon Part Number

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II-5- Feature List

LOW Radio HIGH Radio

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USB Application No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Bezel & Front

Radio Bluetooth® General Features No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Pairing procedure managed by the radio; No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Radio Bluetooth® features - cellular phones No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Radio Bluetooth® features – Audio Players Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Ref. Document Version

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Channel Balance Limit: +/- 2 dB

1.1.2 Supported CD Medias

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The module supports the following Audio CD formats

Supported CD-ROM formats/ Standards

Play discs formatted in Joliet

Visteon: ________ _ ________

Ford: _ ____