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USER INSTRUCTIONS
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Guarantee and Service
Important note:
This product has been designed and constructed in accordance with applicable Safety
Regulations. Please read the instruction manual carefully and use the product only as intended.
INSTALLATION
For cars supplied with standard ISO connectors, you can directly mount the car radio (see
'MOUNTING'). For cars with different connecting standards, your dealer can provide specific
adapter cables for a problem free installation (see table on separate installation card).
You can prepare the connection yourself (see 'PREPARATION').
Ensure all cables are installed so that they cannot be damaged by sharp edges or moving parts.
PREPARATION
The set must be connected to a 12 V car battery with the negative terminal to earth (car chassis).
Installation in vehicles not fulfilling these requirements could result in malfunction, damage
or fire!
• To prevent short-circuiting, disconnect the negative car battery terminal until the set has
been mounted and connected (fig. 1. from separate installation card).
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English
Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
USER INSTRUCTIONS English CONTENTS Installation Preparation ..................................Mounting ................................... Security ....................................Operation Function Operation ..............................Audio ....................................Radio – Tuning to a station ............................. Radio Data System (RDS) on FM ........................... RDS Memory store ................................ Cassette Player* ................................CD player* and CD changer (if connected) .................... - Page 2 CONNECTOR A (fig. 2) POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS • Brown wire A8: Connect to an earthing point on the car body. • Red wire A7: Connect to a permanent 12 V supply. This is the main power supply. Ensure this connection can handle a current of 10 A. •...
- Page 3 CONNECTOR B for loudspeakers 4 x l (fig. 3) - Only use loudspeakers that have an impedance of 4 ohms. - Do not connect any of the loudspeaker wire to earth! - Do not connect a booster/amplifier directly to the loudspeaker outputs! - Do not connect loudspeakers via an external fader! •...
- Page 4 BLUE CONNECTOR C3 for a Digital CD changer (available separately) (fig. 6) You can only connect a CD changer with a Digital Output to this set (see the mounting instructions for the CD changer). Consult your dealer for the exact type. Reconnect the set only after fully installing the CD Changer.
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Page 5: Mounting
MOUNTING METAL SLEEVE Insert metal sleeve into the opening (182 x 53 mm) in the car dashboard or console (fig. 7). See separate installation card. For optimal performance of the CD player*, the metal sleeve should be positioned within the limits shown (between -10°... -
Page 6: Security
SECURITY For theft protection this set is provided with the following security features: DETACHABLE FRONT Take the detachable front with you when leaving the car if not, the set will emit a warning beep 10 seconds after the removal of the ignition key as a reminder. Keep it in its protective cover. -
Page 7: Operation
OPERATION Legend: Briefly press the key. Press and hold the key. Turn the rotary knob. Press the key until you hear a confirmation beep. FUNCTION OPERATION Three SOFT KEYS located beneath the display control the majority of secondary functions of this set. -
Page 8: Audio Settings
AUDIO AUDIO SETTINGS Enter the audio menu. SOUND Select the desired audio settings: SOUND BASS Bass (Low notes) TREBLE Treble (High notes) BALANCE Balance (Left-Right) FADER Fader (Front-Rear) Subwoofer (Extra bass, if connected and central frequency selected in INITIAL SETTINGS) VOLUME Volume Adjust the selected audio setting. -
Page 9: Radio - Tuning To A Station
RADIO - TUNING TO A STATION WAVEBAND Select the menu containing BAND. Next Function Select the desired waveband. if activated FM and FM AST cover the same frequencies. The same is true for MW and MW AST. SEARCH TUNING Use search tuning to automatically search for a station. PRESET + •... - Page 10 RADIO - TUNING TO A STATION PRESETS Use manually-stored presets for the stations you listen to often. Use automatically-stored presets to quickly find the strongest stations, for example when travelling through different reception areas. MANUALLY STORING STATIONS ON A PRESET You can manually store 20 FM stations on the FM band, 10 MW stations on the MW band, 10 LW stations and 10 SW stations.
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Page 11: Radio Data System (Rds) On Fm
RDS ON FM Many FM stations broadcast RDS information. This set uses the RDS information to offer you many advantages including: DISPLAY OF STATION NAME The set displays the station name instead of its frequency. ALTERNATIVE FREQUENCY (AF) When activated this ensures that the set remains tuned to the current station by continually searching for the best possible frequency for reception. -
Page 12: Rds Memory Store
RDS MEMORY STORE It is possible to store up to 50 stations in alphabetical order on this set in a separate FM memory. You can then select them by name. LOADING RDS MEMORY To load all the receivable RDS stations of the current reception area into the RDS Memory. -
Page 13: Cassette Player
CASSETTE PLAYER* PLAYBACK Open the front. Slide a cassette with the open side to the right into the cassette opening. EJECT Close the front. The display briefly shows TAPE CR if a metal or chromium cassette is inserted. Playback starts. If a cassette is already inserted : SOURCE •... - Page 14 CASSETTE PLAYER* FAST REWIND/ FAST FORWARD Select the menu containing FRW and FFW. Next Function Activate / Deactivate FAST REWIND FAST FORWARD You hear the radio during this operation. CASSETTE EJECT EJECT CARE OF CASSETTES - Only use good quality cassettes of 60 or 90 minutes preferably, chrome type cassettes. - Put cassettes back in their boxes immediately after use to protect them from dust and dirt and to prevent the tape from unwinding.
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Page 15: Cd Player* And Cd Changer (If Connected)
CD PLAYER* and CD CHANGER CD PLAYBACK (CD Player) This CD player is suitable for 12 cm discs. Do not use unusually shaped CDs. Open the front. EJECT Slide the disc into the slot with the label facing upwards. Close the front. Playback starts. If a disc is already inserted: SOURCE •... - Page 16 CD PLAYER* and CD CHANGER If the display shows: NO MAGAZINE, NO DISCS, D 2 ERROR or CDC NO FRONT. Check that the magazine has been inserted in the CD changer. Check that the magazine has been loaded with discs (at least one).
- Page 17 CD PLAYER* and CD CHANGER FURTHER OPTIONS • Select the menu containing COMP and NAME. Next Function COMPRESSION • Activate / Deactivate Compression. This function reduces the volume of the loud sections and increases the volume of the quiet sections. See INITIAL SETTINGS to select the amount of compression.
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Page 18: Special Functions
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS SDVC (SPEED DEPENDENT VOLUME CONTROL) and SPEED WARNING • See INSTALLATION for connection instructions. SDVC To compensate for surrounding noise this function automatically increases the volume of the set as a result of the car’s speed. Four compensation levels can be selected. Level 1 gives a small increase up to level 4 which gives a greater increase. -
Page 19: Demonstration Mode
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTOEQUALIZATION See ‘INSTALLATION’ for connection instructions. This function measures the sound output of your speakers within your car and then optimises the space so as to create the effect of a hi-fi studio. • To calibrate: Ensure that the set is switched off. A microphone MUST be connected to continue with the procedure! Position the microphone where you want the sound to be centralized in your vehicle, for example position ‘X’. -
Page 20: Display Options
DISPLAY OPTIONS Choose what the display shows; In Radio mode: DISPLAY Station name. Frequency. (If available and RDS is active). DISPLAY Programme type Clock and temperature (if avaliable and RDS (if sensor connected is active). and activated). In Cassette* mode: DISPLAY Depending on Clock and temperature... -
Page 21: Initial Settings
INITIAL SETTINGS It is possible to modify many of the set’s initial settings according to your preferences. INIT Enter the Initial Settings menu. Select one of the options you want to modify. PRESET + SEARCH TRACK PRESET - PRESET + Alter the chosen option. - Page 22 INITIAL SETTINGS - Select the compression level for CD playback* CD COMPRESS [LOW, MID, HIGH] (LOW retains the peaks in the volume, MID slightly reduces the peales, HIGH levels them out). - Select the scan time (station or track). SCAN TIME [5 SEC, 10 SEC, 15 SEC] - Select the viewing angle of the set’s display.
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Page 23: Notes And Troubleshooting
NOTES AND TROUBLESHOOTING ENVIRONMENT This booklet is printed on low-chlorine recyclable paper that can be used for recycling. CHECKS BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE There may be times when you suspect that your car radio is not functioning as you expect it to. - Page 24 Symptoms Possible Cause / Remedy Radio Display shows frequency (not station name). Set is tuned to non-RDS station or RDS is not active, see ‘INITIAL SETTING’ option ‘RDS’. Display shows ‘ALARM’. Emergency announcement is being broadcast. Unable to tune to desired station with •...