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There are two headphone

connectors for the third row seat

passengers. Each connector has its

own volume control.

The system will accept auxiliary

inputs from standard video games

and video equipment.

Some video game power supplies

may cause poor picture quality.

V=Videojack

L = Left audio jack

R = Right audio jack

Rear Entertainment System

Features

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HEADPHONE CONNECTORS

VOLUME DIALS

AUXILIARY INPUT JACKS

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2010 Odyssey

2010 Odyssey1
Introduction2
California Proposition 65 Warning2
Event Data Recorders2
Service Diagnostic Recorders2
Table of Contents4
Overview of Contents5
Your Vehicle at a Glance6
Driver and Passenger Safety (Seat Belts, SRS, and Child Protection)8
Important Safety Precautions9
Restrain All Children9
Be Aware of Airbag Hazards9
Control Your Speed9
Your Vehicle’s Safety Features10
Why Wear Seat Belts11
Airbags12
Close and Lock the Doors14
Protecting Adults and Teens14
On Touring Models14
Adjust the Front Seats15
Adjust the Seat-Backs16
Adjust the Head Restraints17
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts18
Using the Lap/Shoulder Belt in the Center Position of the Third Row19
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position21
Advice for Pregnant Women22
Additional Safety Precautions22
Seat Belt System Components24
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts25
Lap/Shoulder Belt25
Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners26
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts26
Seat Belt Maintenance27
Additional Information about Your Airbags28
Airbag System Components28
Your Airbag System Includes29
How Your Front Airbags Work30
Dual-Stage Airbags32
Dual-Threshold Airbags32
Advanced Airbags33
How Your Side Airbags Work34
Side Airbag Cutoff System35
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work36
In a Side Impact36
In a Rollover36
How the SRS Indicator Works37
How the Side Airbag off Indicator Works38
Passenger Airbag off Indicator38
Airbag Service39
Additional Safety Precautions40
Protecting Children-General Guidelines41
All Children Must be Restrained41
All Children Should Sit in a Back Seat42
The Passenger’s Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks42
Infants42
Small and Langer Children42
Protecting Children General Guidelines43
If You Must Drive with Several Children44
If a Child Requires Close Attention44
Additional Safety Precautions44
Child Seat Type46
Rear-Facing Child Seat Placement46
Protecting Infants and Small Children46
Protecting Small Children47
Child Seat Placement48
Selecting a Child Seat49
Installing a Child Seat50
Installing a Child Seat with Latch51
To Install a Latch-Compatible Child Seat in a Second Row Seat51
To Install a Latch-Compatible Child Seat in the Center Seating Position of the Third Row53
Installing a Child Seat with a Lap/Shoulder Belt54
Installing a Child Seat with a Tether56
Second Row Installation56
Third Row Installation57
Protecting Larger Children59
Checking Seat Belt Fit59
Using a Booster Seat60
When Can a Larger Child Sit in Front61
Physical Size61
If You Decide that a Child Can Safely Ride up Front, be Sure to61
Additional Safety Precautions62
Carbon Monoxide Hazard63
Safety Labels64
Instruments and Controls (Indicators, Gauges, Dashboard, and Steering Column)66
Control Locations67
Instrument Panel68
LX, EX, EX-L and Canadian DX Models68
Touring Models69
Instrument Panel Indicators70
Malfunction Indicator Lamp70
Charging System Indicator70
Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Indicator70
Instrument Panel Indicators71
Seat Belt Reminder Indicator71
Side Airbag off Indicator71
Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Indicator72
Parking Brake and Brake System Indicator (Red)72
Immobilizer System Indicator73
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) System Indicator73
VSA Activation Indicator73
Low Tire Pressure Indicator74
Low Tire Pressure/Tpms Indicator74
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Indicator75
Turn Signal and Hazard Warning Indicators75
Lights on Indicator76
Daytime Running Lights Indicator76
High Beam Indicator76
Fog Light Indicator76
Washer Level Indicator77
Low Fuel Indicator77
Power Tailgate-Open Indicator77
Power Sliding Door Indicator78
Cruise Control Indicator78
Fuel Economy Indicator78
Door and Tailgate Open Indicator78
Maintenance Minder Indicator79
System Message Indicator79
Security System Indicator79
Temperature Gauge80
Fuel Gauge80
Information Display81
Odometer81
Trip Meter81
Outside Temperature Indicator82
Maintenance Minder83
Check Fuel Cap Message83
Multi-Information Display84
Normal Display Messages84
Messages in the Trip Computer Include85
Compass89
Outside Temperature Display90
System Messages90
Fasten Seat Belt94
Door and Tailgate Open95
Release Parking Brake95
Remove Key95
Tighten Fuel Cap96
Brake Fluid Low97
Fuel Low97
Washer Fluid Low97
Passenger Side Airbag off98
Check Tire Pressure98
Warning: Approaching Object98
Maintenance Messages99
Check TPMS System99
Check VSA System100
Check Engine Oil Level100
Check Charging System100
Check Emission System101
Check Brake System101
Check Transmission101
Check ABS System102
Check Airbag System102
Check Parking Sensor System102
Check Left/Right Sliding Door103
Check Power Tailgate103
Check DRL System103
Customized Settings104
You Cannot Customize the Settings under These Conditions104
The First Customizing Menu Is104
Default All107
Change Setting109
Meter Setup110
Language Selection111
Adjust Outside Temp. Display113
Trip a Reset with Refuel115
Elapsed Time Reset117
Memory Position Setup119
Lighting Setup121
Interior Light Dimming Time121
Headlight Auto off Timer123
Door-Window Setup125
Auto Door Lock126
Auto Door Unlock128
Keyless Lock Acknowledgement130
Security Relock Timer132
Wiper Setup134
Front Wiper Action134
Controls Near the Steering Wheel136
Windshield Wipers and Washers137
Rear Window Wiper and Washer138
Turn Signal and Headlights138
Turn Signal, Headlights139
Headlights140
Fog Lights141
Daytime Running Lights141
Automatic Lighting off Feature141
Instrument Panel Brightness142
Hazard Warning Button, Rear Window Defogger143
Steering Wheel Adjustment144
Keys and Locks145
Immobilizer System146
Ignition Switch147
Remote Transmitter148
Replacing the Transmitter Battery149
Opening or Closing the Power Sliding Doors151
Opening or Closing the Power Tailgate151
Recalling a Memorized Seat Position152
Remote Transmitter Care152
Power Door Locks154
Lockout Prevention154
Auto Door Locking/Unlocking155
Auto Door Locking155
To Turn off the Auto Door Lock Modes155
To Program the Park Lock Mode156
To Program the Drive Lock Mode157
Auto Door Unlocking157
To Turn off the Auto Door Unlock Modes158
To Program the Park Unlock Mode158
To Program the Ignition Switch Unlock Mode159
Childproof Door Locks160
Tailgate160
Power Tailgate161
Auto-Reverse162
Unlocking the Tailgate163
Opening and Closing Manual Sliding Doors164
Power Sliding Doors164
Sliding Doors165
Door Handles165
Dashboard Switches165
Manually Opening/Closing the Power Sliding Door167
Important Sliding Door Precautions167
Refueling168
Parking on a Hill168
Pinch Sensor169
Passenger Seating Convertible Second Row Bucket Seats170
Manual Seat Adjustments171
Driver’s Seat Manual Height Adjustment172
Power Seat Adjustments172
Driver’s Lumbar Support173
Armrests174
Head Restraints174
Adjusting the Head Restraint175
Removing the Head Restraint175
Active Head Restraints176
For a Head Restraint System to Work Properly176
Third Row Seat Access177
Moving the Second Row Bucket Seat178
Seats and Floor Mats179
Removing the Bucket Seats in the Second Row180
Removing the Second Row Plus-One Seat181
To Remove the Plus-One Seat182
To Install the Plus-One Seat183
Folding the One-Motion Third Row ‘‘Magic Seat’’184
To Return the Seat to the Upright Position185
Seat Heaters186
Follow These Precautions When Using the Seat Heaters186
Storing a Driving Position in Memory187
Driving Position Memory System187
Selecting a Memorized Position188
Power Windows189
Opening the Windows with the Remote Transmitter190
Opening/Closing the Windows with the Key191
Moonroof192
Mirrors193
Adjusting the Power Mirrors194
Reverse Tilt Door Mirror194
Heated Mirrors195
Mirrors, Parking Brake195
Adjustable Driver’s Foot Pedals196
Interior Convenience Items View197
Retractable Center Tray198
Beverage Holders198
Integrated Sunshades200
Sunglasses Holder200
Conversation Mirror201
Sun Visor201
Vanity Mirror202
Rear Compartment202
Second Row Console202
In-Floor Storage Area203
Glove Boxes204
Interior Convenience Items205
Center Pocket205
Coin Pocket205
Accessory Power Sockets206
AC Power Outlet206
Interior Lights208
Light Control Switch208
Individual Map Lights209
Cargo Area Light210
Ignition Switch Light210
Courtesy Lights211
Features212
Vents, Heating, and A/C213
Fan Control214
Temperature Control214
Air Conditioning (A/C) Button214
Recirculation Button214
Rear Window Defogger Button215
Mode Control215
Rear/Rear Lock Button215
Ventilation216
Using the Heater216
Using the A/C216
Dehumidify the Interior217
To Defog and Defrost217
To Remove Exterior Frost or Ice from the Windows217
Using Automatic Climate Control218
Semi-Automatic Operation218
To Turn Everything off218
Voice Control System219
Using the Rear A/C Unit219
Rear Controller Dial219
Rear A/C Controls220
Rear Control Panel221
Vents, Heating, and A/C, Climate Control Sensors223
Rear Ceiling Vents223
Sunlight and Temperature Sensors223
Audio System224
Playing the AM/FM Radio (LX and Canadian DX Models)225
To Play the AM/FM Radio226
To Select a Station226
Seek226
Scan226
Preset227
Auto Select227
Adjusting the Sound228
Treble/Bass228
Balance/Fader228
Audio System Lighting228
Playing a Disc (LX and Canadian DX Models)229
To Play a Disc230
To Load a Disc231
Text Data Display Function231
To Change or Select Tracks/Files232
Skip232
Folder Selection233
Scan (Track/File Scan)233
F-Scan (Folder Scan)233
Repeat (Track/File Repeat)234
Folder-Repeat234
Random (Random Within a Disc)234
Folder-Random235
To Stop Playing a Disc235
Protecting Compact Discs235
Disc Player Error Messages (LX and Canadian DX Models)236
Playing the AM/FM Radio (EX and EX-L Models Without Navigation System)237
Playing the XM Radio (U.S. EX and All EX-L Models Without Navigation System)241
Operating the XM Radio242
Mode242
Category243
XM Radio Display Messages244
Receiving XM Radio Service246
Playing Discs (EX and EX-L Models Without Navigation System)247
Operating the CD Changer248
Removing Discs from the In-Dash Disc Changer253
Disc Changer Error Messages (EX and EX-L Models Without Navigation System)254
Playing the AM/FM Radio (Models with Navigation System)255
Operating the Radio on the Navigation System Screen258
Left/Right Balance and Front/Rear Fader259
Playing the XM Radio (Models with Navigation System)260
Playing Discs (Models with Navigation System)266
Loading Discs in the In-Dash Disc Changer268
Disc Scan271
Disc Repeat272
Disc Changer Error Messages (Models with Navigation System)274
Protecting Your Discs275
General Information275
Additional Information on Recommended Discs276
AM/FM Radio Reception278
Radio Frequencies278
Playing a Tape (Optional)280
To Play a Tape282
To Stop Playing a Tape282
Tape Search Functions FF/REW282
Caring for the Tape and Player283
Setting the Clock284
Remote Audio Controls285
Auxiliary Input Jack286
Radio Theft Protection287
Rear Entertainment System288
Models with Navigation System288
Models Without Navigation System288
To Turn on the System289
Rear Speakers289
To Select Rear Entertainment from the Front Control Panel290
Operating the DVD Player from the Front Control Panel290
Play292
Pause292
Seek/Skip292
To Return to Front Audio Controls292
Using the Rear Control Panel293
To Play the Radio from the Rear Control Panel293
To Play the XM Radio from the Rear Control Panel293
To Play a CD from the Rear Control Panel294
To Play the Optional Tape Player from the Rear Control Panel294
To Play a DVD from the Rear Control Panel295
DISP Button296
Menu Button297
Play Mode297
Top Menu298
Audio298
Subtitle299
Angle299
Search300
Num Input301
Personal Surround302
Display302
Screen Mode304
Initial Settings Menu306
Initial Settings (Language)306
Menu Language306
Audio Language308
Subtitle Language309
Initial Settings (Others)309
Dynamic Range309
Angle Mark310
Parental Control Level311
Changing the Password312
Replacing the Remote Control Batteries315
Playable Dvds316
Protecting Dvds316
DVD Player Error Messages317
Wireless Headphones318
Replacing Batteries319
Auxiliary Input Jacks319
Security System321
Using Cruise Control322
Changing the Set Speed323
Canceling Cruise Control324
Resuming the Set Speed324
Homelink Universal Transceiver325
Training Homelink325
Before You Begin325
Bluetooth Handsfreelink328
On Models with Navigation System328
Voice Control HFL328
Bluetooth Wireless Technology328
Incoming/Outgoing Calls329
Help Assistance329
Phonebook329
Microphone330
HFL Buttons330
How to Use HFL332
Using Voice Control332
Pairing Your Phone333
To Pair Your First Phone, Follow the Prompts on the HFL System334
To Pair Another Phone, Do this336
To Rename a Paired Phone, Do this336
To Delete a Paired Phone, Do this337
To List All Paired Phones, Do this337
To Find out the Status of the Phone Being Used, Do this338
To Change from the Currently Linked Phone to Another Paired Phone, Do this338
Setting a Pairing Code339
To Change the Setting Mode, Do this339
Setting up the System340
Setting a Security Passcode340
Changing a Security Passcode340
Selecting the Incoming Notification340
To Enter Your Passcode, Do this341
To Change Your Security Passcode, Do this341
To Set the Incoming Notification, Do this342
Making a Call343
To Make a Call from the List Shown on the Navigation Display, Do this344
To Make a Call Using a Name in the HFL Phonebook, Do this345
To Redial the Last Number Called by the Phone, Do this345
Sending Numbers or Names During a Call346
Receiving a Call347
Transferring a Call347
Automatic Transferring347
To Activate this Function, Do this348
Muting a Call348
Setting up the Phonebook349
To Add a Name, Do this349
To Edit the Number of a Name, Do this350
To Delete a Name, Do this350
To List All Names in the Phonebook, Do this351
To Call a Name from the Phonebook List, Do this351
Storing a Phone Number Directly from Your Phone352
Cellular Phonebook353
To Import the Cellular Phonebook354
To Search the Imported Phonebook355
The Following Category Icons will Appear357
To Store a Number in the Bluetooth Handsfreelink357
To Delete the Imported Phonebook358
To Add, Change, or Remove a Pin Number from any Phonebook359
To Add a Pin Number359
To Change a Pin Number360
Clearing the System361
Changing Language362
Quick Language Selection363
Parking Sensor System364
Multi-Information Display Messages and Beeper Operation365
Corner Sensor Operation365
Rear Center Sensor Operation366
Rearview Camera and Monitor368
Before Driving (Fuel, Vehicle Break-In, and Cargo Loading)370
Break-In Period, Fuel Recommendation371
Service Station Procedures372
Opening and Closing the Hood373
Oil Check374
Engine Coolant Check375
Fuel Economy376
Actual Mileage and EPA Fuel Economy Estimates Comparison376
Fuel Economy Factors377
Improving Fuel Economy377
Vehicle Maintenance377
Drive Efficiently377
Calculating Fuel Economy378
Measuring Techniques378
Checking Your Fuel Economy378
Accessories and Modifications379
Modifying Your Vehicle380
Carrying Cargo381
Load Limits382
Carrying Items in the Passenger Compartment384
Carrying Cargo in the Cargo Area or on a Roof Rack384
Grocery Bag Hooks385
Driving (Engine and Transmission Operation)386
Preparing to Drive387
Starting the Engine388
Automatic Transmission389
Shift Lever Position Indicators389
Shifting389
Park (P)390
Reverse (R)390
Neutral (N)390
Drive (D)391
Second (2)391
First (1)391
Engine Speed Limiter391
Shift Lock Release392
Parking Tips393
Braking System Design394
Brake Pad Wear Indicators394
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)395
ABS Indicator395
Important Safety Reminders396
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA), Aka Electronic Stability Control (ESC), System397
VSA System Indicator397
VSA off Switch398
VSA and Tire Sizes398
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)-Except Touring Models399
Changing a Tire with TPMS401
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)-Touring Models403
Tire Pressure Monitor404
Check TPMS System Message405
Towing a Trailer407
Total Trailer Weight407
Tongue Load407
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)408
Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR)408
Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR)408
Checking Loads409
Towing Equipment and Accessories409
Weight Distributing Hitch410
Safety Chains410
Sway Control410
Transmission Fluid Cooler and Power Steering Fluid Cooler410
Trailer Brakes411
Trailer Lights411
Spare Tires412
Additional Towing Equipment412
Break-In Period412
Pre-Tow Checklist413
Driving Safely with a Trailer413
Towing Speeds and Gears413
Making Turns and Braking414
Driving on Hills414
Handling Crosswinds and Buffeting414
Backing up414
Maintenance (Minder, Fluid Checking, Minor Services, and Vehicle Storage)416
Maintenance Safety417
Potential Vehicle Hazards417
Engine Oil Life Indicator418
Maintenance Minder418
Maintenance Main Items and Sub Items422
Resetting the Engine Oil Life Indicator423
Important Maintenance Precautions425
Owner’s Maintenance Checks426
Fluid Locations428
Adding Engine Oil429
Recommended Engine Oil429
Synthetic Oil430
Engine Oil Additives430
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter431
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter432
Adding Engine Coolant433
Windshield Washers435
Automatic Transmission Fluid436
Check the Fluid Level with the Engine at Normal Operating Temperature436
Brake Fluid438
Power Steering Fluid, Timing Belt439
Lights440
Headlight Aiming440
Replacing a Headlight Bulb440
Replacing a Front Turn Signal Bulb441
Replacing a Front Parking/Side Marker Bulb442
Replacing a Fog Light Bulb443
Replacing Rear Bulbs (in Rear Pillar)444
Replacing Rear Bulbs (in Tailgate)445
Replacing a High-Mount Brake Light Bulb446
Cleaning the Seat Belts, Floor Mats, Dust and Pollen Filter447
Wiper Blades448
Wiper Blades449
Wheels, Tires453
Inflation Guidelines453
Recommended Tire Pressures454
Tire Inspection455
Tire Service Life456
Tire Maintenance456
Tire Rotation456
Replacing Tires and Wheels457
Wheel and Tire Specifications458
Winter Driving458
Snow Tires458
Tire Chains459
Checking the Battery461
Vehicle Storage462
Taking Care of the Unexpected464
Compact Spare Tire465
Changing a Flat Tire466
Storing a Flat Tire on the Folded Third Row Seat473
If the Engine Won’t Start474
Nothing Happens or the Starter Motor Operates very Slowly474
The Starter Operates Normally475
Jump Starting476
If the Engine Overheats478
Low Oil Pressure Indicator, Charging System Indicator480
Malfunction Indicator Lamp, Readiness Codes481
Brake System Indicator482
Driver’s Side Interior Fuse Box483
Passenger’s Side Interior Fuse Box483
Primary Under-Hood Fuse Box483
Secondary Under-Hood Fuse Box483
Checking and Replacing Fuses484
Fuse Locations486
Secondary/Primary Under-Hood Fuse Boxes486
INTERIOR FUSE BOX Driver’s Side487
Interior Fuse Box Upper Area488
Passenger’s Side488
Emergency Towing489
Technical Information (Vehicle Specifications, Tires, and Emissions Controls)492
Identification Numbers493
Specifications495
DOT Tire Quality Grading (U.S. Vehicles)497
Uniform Tire Quality Grading497
Treadwear497
Traction497
Temperature498
Tire Labeling499
Tire Size499
Tire Identification Number (TIN)499
Glossary of Tire Terminology500
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)-Required Federal Explanation501
The Clean Air Act504
Crankcase Emissions Control System504
Evaporative Emissions Control System504
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery504
Exhaust Emissions Controls505
PGM-FI System505
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System505
Replacement Parts505
Three Way Catalytic Converter506
Emissions Testing507
Testing of Readiness Codes507
Warranty and Customer Relations (U.S. and Canada Only) (Warranty and Contact Information)510
Customer Service Information511
Warranty Coverages512
Authorized Manuals (U.S. Only) (How to Order)514
Index515
Service Information Summary525

Touchscreen	Yes
Voice Recognition	Yes
Apple CarPlay	Yes
Android Auto	Yes
SiriusXM	Yes
HD Radio	Yes
Voice Control	Yes
Navigation System	Yes
Real-Time Traffic Updates	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes
Wi-Fi Hotspot	Yes
Display Size	8 inches

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