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Sure, here are the steps on how to change the language of Mitsubishi HDD Navigation NR-HZ750CD from Japanese to English:
Turn on the navigation system.
Press the "Menu" button.
Scroll down to the "Settings" menu and select it.
Scroll down to the "Language" menu and select it.
Select "English" from the list of languages.
Press the "Enter" button to confirm.
The navigation system will restart and the language will be changed to English.
Here are some additional tips:
Make sure that the navigation system is turned off before making any changes to the language settings.
If you are not sure which language to select, you can always refer to the navigation system's user manual.
If you have any problems changing the language settings, you can contact Mitsubishi customer support for assistance.
However, in general, when you reset a Pioneer device back to factory settings (the 'factory reset'), the first prompts received should be for
Language setting
Time setting
and so forth. So if you hard reset it, you should get a list of options to choose from, one of which would be either
'English'
or else the Japanese equivalent
'Eigo'.
So see if you can factory reset the device. This is, on Pioneer devices (generally speaking) done by holding down one button while powering the unit On... which button in this case? I am not sure (you have not stated which model of Carrozzeria device you have), but with the model # ***** could perhaps find out more specific information.
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You have to locate "settings" for it then change language. I'd suggest to look for English OM for your stereo on the Internet - just to locate proper knobs/positions.
try and find a menu section of the system by changing the modes of operation. If you can get to the menu section there will be a language drop down section that you can highlight and save
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