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                  7. Source table

Note: 

if your vehicle does 

not 

have text capability, select CD6 on the changer to access 

the following source modes.

Track

Source

Description

1

Auxilliary 

Input

Plays audio from the device connected to the Dension Gateway 

(GW) auxilliary input

2

iPod UI

Enables you to use the iPod click wheel for audio

selection (recommend for vehicles without Browsing and Play-

back capabilities)

3

ipod GW

Audio selection for the iPod is via the car entertainment system 

controls (recommended for vehicles with Browsing and Play-

back capabilities)

4

USB

Plays music from the USB device connected to the Dension 

Gateway (not GW100)

5

BT Audio

Streams music from the Bluetooth audio device paired with the 

GW

6

BT Phone

Provides handsfree telephone functions from the Bluetooth 

phone paired with the GW

7

Reserved for future use

8

Reserved for future use

9

CDC

GW100/300:

Plays CDs from the vehicle’s orginal CD changer. To return to GW 

operation press either 

REW

RPT 

or 

SCN 

twice. Some vehicles 

may require power to the entertainment system to be turned 

off and then back on again (reboot) after the double-press.

Note: 

at least one CD must be loaded into the magazine other-

wise it is not possible to return to Gateway Dension operation.

GW 500:

Vehicles which support multiple CD changers will list the 

Gateway operating modes in sequence with the CDs loaded in 

the vehicle’s CD changer. To switch between GW 500 and CD 

changer on vehicles which do not support multiple CD chang-

ers, use the bypass switch on the GW 500 auxilliary input box 

(some vehicles require a shutdown and cold start for this mode 

change).

  

    8. More information

CD4 functions (continued from Section 6)

 

 

PlayAll

 

Start playback of all content on your device.

 

For USB mass storage devices:

 

 

Build database

 

 

When using USB content, the Dension Gateway (GW) generates a 

 

 

database for easy Folder/Artist/Album navigation. Normally this 

 

 

will  only take a few seconds, but for large capacity drives like a 

 

 

100GB Hard Drive (HD), it can take up to one hour or more.

 

 

  

If the GW finds tracks have been deleted from the HD or USB 

 

 

content, it will automatically regenerate the database. However, 

 

 

if tracks have been  added, this will have to be done manually.  

 

 

Dension are working on software to assist with manual database 

 

 

regeneration (Gateway Utility). Please check 

www.dension.com

  

 

 

for availability. 

 

 

 

Set bookmark

 

 

Bookmark a positon within a track, album or playlist to restart

 

 

playback from.

 

 

Resume bookmark (USB)

 

 

Playback returns to the position set by the bookmark.

Help and support

If you need further assistance in using the Dension Gateway, please contact your local 

supplier or visit 

www.dension.com

 and click on ‘support’.

Disclaimer

If your car’s electrical system begins to behave erratically, please disconnect your Dension 

Gateway interface immediately and have it checked by your installer. Dension and its

authorised distributers and retailers are not liable for any incidental consequential or indirect 

damages and do not assume liabiliy for any diagnostic fees. 

The use of handheld devices while driving may be subject to government legislation. Please 

ensure that your use of the Dension Gateway complies with applicable traffic laws. Dension 

does not assume liability for any events resulting from the illegal or irresponsible use of hand-

held devices while driving.

Warranty

The Dension Gateway interface carries a one-year limited warranty that protects you from 

defects in material and workmanship of products sold by Dension or its authorised 

distributers and retailers. Dension does not warrant any installation work or assume liability 

for any damage caused due to negilgence, improper installation or operation. For warranty 

claims, proof of purchase is required.

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