Using The Aux Source; Selecting Alix As The Source; Setting The Aux Title; Additional Information - Pioneer SUPER TUNER III DEH-P5450 Operation Manual

You cam turn the time d.spiay on ever when the
sources are off,
Press CLOCK to select the time display.
Each press of CLOCK tuns time cisplay 09 or
of,
* The time d splay disappears temoorarily wren
you perform, other operations. out the time ind -
caton is aisclayed again after 25 seconds. is)
Using the AUX source
Ar IP-BUS-RCA Irtercornectar such as the
CD-R8°0 or CD-RB10 (so:d separately) lets you
connect this un to auxiliary equ pment featur-
ing RCA output. For more details, refer to the
IP-BUS-RCA Interconrector owner's manua:.
Selecting AUX as the source
Press SOURCE to select AUX as the source.
Press SOURCE until AUX appears in the display.
° Ifthe auxi'iary setting is not switcred or, AUX
cannot be selected. For moe details, see
Switching ihe auxitiary setting on page 37.
Setting the AUX title
Tne title cisplayed tor the AUX source can De
evanges,
1 After you have selected AUX as the source,
press FUNCTION and hold until TITLE IN
appears in the display.
2 Press «or ¥ to select a letter of the alpha-
bet.
Zach press of a will sisglay a etter of tre alpha-
net NABC..XYZ. numbers anc symbols i112
3...@ # < order. Each press of W will cisolay a
letter in the reverse order, such as ZY¥X..CBA
order,
3 Press » to move the cursor to the next
character position.
Wher the etter you want is d.splayed. press >
te move the curser 20 the next sosition ard then
se ect the next etter. Press «4 to move back-
wards in the d spiay. tt
4 Move the cursor to the last position by
pressing » after entering the title.
When you press ® one more t me. the entered
title s stored in memary.
5 Press BAND/ESC to return to the playback
display. *)
_ Additional Information :
CD player and care
* Use only CDs that have Cor pact Ose Digita!
Aud-omar< as show bo ow
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
* Use arly ioe™al. rourd CDs, If you irsert
fregu ar. 197-round, shaped CDs trey may
yarn nthe CD clayer or not play praperly.
© S ae
* Checa all CDs for crac<s. scratches or waroed
aiscs before playing. CDs that have crac«s.
scratches or are warped may net play prox-
erly. Do nol use such discs.
* Avcid toucPiag tne recorced (nor-pr ried
sidei surface when handling the dise.
* Store discs in their cases when not ruse.
Koes d scs out of direct surlight and de net
expase tne d scste high temperatures.
* Do rot attacii labeis, write on or app ¥ crem -
cals tc the surface ot the discs.
To clean dirt 'rom a CD. wipe the disc w ihe
soft cloth outward from the center ef tne aise.
° -tihe heater :s used in cold weatner. moisture
may form on components inside tre CD
slayer. Condensation may cause tre CD
player to not operate properly. If you thirk that
condensation is a prablem turn off she CD
player 'or an hour or so to allow tne CD olayer
io ary out ana wipe any dame d scs witn a soft
cloth to remove the ™oisture.
* Road shocks may irtercupt CD playsacs. [=
CD-R/CD-RW discs
¢ CD-R iCD-Recordab ei CD-RW (CD-
Rewriab el discs recarces or
C3-RICD-RW units otner tnana mus cCD
recorper may not slay oropecty on this CD
player,
Musi ie CO-RFCD-RW d scs. ever recorded ona
music CD recorder. rray ret play properly or.
tris CD piayer due to d-ffering disc ¢ ~aractor:
istics. scratches or dirt on tae d sc. Dirt or
condensation on the lens insiae this unit may
a'so prevent playhac«
* Tities ano other iext formation recorded on a
CD-R/CD-RW dise may 1907 be disp.ayea by
th's unt.
* Tris urit conforms to the track skip furctior
of the CD-R'CD-RW aisc. The tracks contain:
ing the track skip rformat on are sk pped
aurcrratically.
* Read the precautions with CD-R'CD-RW d-ses
before using them. [a
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