Nextar Car Stereo System N CU 160 User Manual

Attention!! This car radio unit is compatible with the latest profile Bluetooth. It is inevitably possible  
that certain mobile phones are not compatible concerning the communications as well as the  
identification numbers. Check if your mobile phone is compatible with Bluetooth version 1.2 or 2.0.  
CD/MP3  
NCU160 USB/SD/MMC/WMA  
RESET  
MIC  
AMS  
FLAT  
POP  
CLSC ROCK  
PHONE  
LOUD  
TRK  
MUTE INTR  
RDM RPT  
BND  
MP3 INPUT  
DIS  
MUTE/PAIRING  
VOL  
PUSH SEL  
LO/DX  
LUD  
PAU  
INT  
RPT  
RDM  
ST  
TK  
5
MOD  
1
2
3
4
6
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by  
the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks  
is under license. Other trademarks and trade names  
are those of their respective owners.  
CD/MP3/WMA/USB/SD/MMC RECEIVER WITH  
BLUETOOTH A2DP HANDSFREE  
NCU160  
Notes on Installation  
Disconnect negative battery terminal before starting installation. Consult the vehicle's owner's  
manual for proper instruction.  
The unit is designed for a 12Volt DC negative ground operation system only. Before Installing  
the unit, make sure your vehicle is a 12Volt DC negative ground system.  
Be sure to connect the leads according to the diagram. Incorrect connections may cause the  
unit to malfunction or damage the vehicle's electrical system.  
Be sure to connect the negative (-) speaker leads to the negative (-) speaker terminal. Never  
connect negative (-) speaker leads to chassis ground.  
The unit is only designed for use with 4 speakers. Do not combine output for use with 2  
speakers. Do not ground negative speaker leads to the chassis ground.  
Make sure all of the connections are completely correct before turning on your unit.  
When replacing the fuse(s), the replacement must be of the same amperage as shown on  
the fuse holder.  
Do not block vents or heater panels. Blocking them will cause heat to build up inside and  
may result in fire.  
After completing the installation and before operating the unit, reconnect the battery. Then  
press the (RESET) button with a pointed object, such as a ball-point pen to set the unit to its  
initial status.  
Before You Install  
Automotive audio equipment installations can be troublesome at times, even to the  
most experienced of installation technicians. If you are not confident working with  
electrical wiring, removing and reinstalling interior panels, carpeting, dashboards or  
other components of your vehicle, please call your dealer in order to have the unit  
professionally installed.  
transport screws  
IMPORTANT :  
Due to protection of CD Mechanism, the two small  
transport screws on the top of the unit must be  
released before installing the unit.  
Otherwise, the CD Mechanism can not be working  
properly.  
Remove the Old Unit from the Dashboard  
1. Remove front control panel.  
2. Slightly insert release keys into the slot and  
gently to release.  
3. Separate the holder from the unit.  
Keep release keys in a safe place as  
you may need for future removal of unit.  
RELEASE KEY  
RELEASE KEY  
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Installation  
DIN FRONT DASH MOUNT  
Installation the unit  
Removing the unit  
1. Frame  
1. Dashboard.  
2. Holder  
After inserting  
the holder into  
the dashboard,  
select the  
2. Insert fingers into the groove in the front of  
frame and pull out to remove the frame,  
(When re-attaching the frame, point the side  
with a groove downwards and attach it.)  
appropriate tab  
according to the  
thickness of the  
dashboard material  
and bend them inwards to  
secure the holder in place.  
3. Screw  
3. Release keys  
Insert the keys supplied with the unit into the  
grooves at both sides of the unit as shown in  
figure until they click. Pulling the keys make  
it possible to remove the unit from the dashboard.  
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1. Dashboard.  
2. Plain washer  
3. Spring washer  
4. Self-Tappingscrew  
5. Screw  
6. Strap  
Be sure to use the strap to  
secure the back of the unit  
in place. The strap can be  
bent by hand to the desired  
angle.  
DIN REAR-MOUNT ISO (Remove facia and surround until fitting completed)  
Installation using the screw holes on the sides of the unit.  
Fastening the unit to the factory radio mounting bracket.  
1. Select a position where the screw holes of the bracket  
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and the screw holes of the main unit become allgned  
(are fitted), and tighten the screws at 2 places on  
each side.  
Use either truss screws (5X6mm) or flush surface  
screws (4X6mm), depending on the shape of the  
screw holes in the bracket.  
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2
2. Screw  
4
3. Radio mounting bracket (not provided with radio)  
4. Dashboard or Console  
2
3
Note: The mounting box, outer trim ring, and half-sleeve are not used for ISO installation.  
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Wiring Connections  
Make sure that you have a good chassis ground. Good ground connections will eliminate  
most electrical noise problems. A good chassis ground requires a tight connection to the  
vehicle's metal chassis. The area around the ground connection should be clean, bare  
metal without rust, paint, plastic, dust, or dirt for a good electrical connection.  
ANTENNA  
RCA  
LINE OUT  
POWER  
ANTENNA  
BLUE  
BLACK  
FUSE 8A  
GROUND  
MEMORY  
FUSE 1A  
RED  
YELLOW  
IGNITION  
FRONT LEFT SPEAKER  
FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER  
WHITE  
GRAY  
WHITE/BLACK  
REAR LEFT SPEAKER  
GREEN  
GRAY/BLACK  
REAR RIGHT SPEAKER  
PURPLE  
GREEN/BLACK  
PURPLE/BLACK  
Speaker Wiring Notes  
Follow the above wiring diagram to install the head unit with new or existing speakers.  
This unit is designed for use with four (4) speakers with an impedance between 4 ohms  
to 8 ohms.  
An impedance load of less than 4 Ohms could damage the unit.  
Never bridge or combine the speaker wire outputs. When not using four speakers, use  
electrical tape to tape the ends of the unused speaker outputs to prevent a short circuit.  
Never ground the negative speaker terminals to chassis ground.  
Care of Discs  
Handle the disc by its edge to keep the  
Do not use CDs with labels or stickers  
attached. The label may leave a sticky  
residue when it begins to peel.  
disc clean. Do not touch the disc’s surface.  
Clean the discs with an optional cleaning cloth.  
Wipe each disc from  
Do not use a CD with paste or ink residue  
on it.  
the center out.  
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Location of Controls  
(1)  
(2)(15) (21) (3)(20)(18)  
(9)  
(5)  
CD/MP3  
NCU160 USB/SD/MMC/WMA  
RESET  
MIC  
AMS  
FLAT  
POP  
CLSC ROCK  
PHONE  
LOUD  
TRK  
MUTE INTR  
RDM RPT  
BND  
MP3 INPUT  
DIS  
MUTE/PAIRING  
VOL  
PUSH SEL  
LO/DX  
LUD  
PAU  
INT  
RPT  
RDM  
ST  
TK  
5
MOD  
1
2
3
4
6
(14)  
(11) (12) (13)  
(17)  
(4)  
(10) (16) (7) (6)  
(8)  
(19)  
OFF  
EJ  
(1)  
(8)  
RDS  
ST  
PAU  
INT  
RPT  
(11)  
(12)  
(13)  
1
2
3
(17)  
RDM  
TALK  
PTY  
5
6
4
TA  
*Remove the transparency plastic thin plate (D)  
before use and replace the CR2025(3V) lithium  
battery (E) if necessary.  
BAND  
MUTE  
(7)  
LUD  
LOC  
PAIRING  
MODE  
(10)  
(2)  
(14)  
E
D
SEL  
(16)  
(14)  
AS  
PS  
(3)  
(14)  
(15)  
REMOTE CONTROL  
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Operating Instructions  
1. POWER ON/OFF CONTROL  
Press the button to turn the power “ON” or “OFF”.  
Note : The unit can be turn on by pressing any keys on the panel (except panel release button & disc eject  
button). It will help the user who cannot find the power button in dark.  
2. BAND SELECTOR  
Each time this button is pressed, the radio band is changed. The indication “FM1”, “FM2”, “FM3”, “AM1” or  
“AM2” will appear on the display according to your selection.  
3. PRE-SCAN/AUTO-STORE BUTTON  
This button allows you to enjoy “Preset Memory Scan” function by pushing it shortly, and “Auto-Store  
Memory” function by pushing it more than 2 seconds.  
lPS (PRESET MEMORY SCAN) - It calls the memorized station frequencies (from 1-6) automatically  
every 5 seconds.  
lAS (AUTO-STORE MEMORY) - It searches all station frequencies upward and memorize automatically  
6 stations by catching the frequency which has scan-stop level, the memorized station is shown on LCD  
as “Channel 1 to 6”. After memorizing, auto-store memory function will be changed to “Preset Memory  
Scan” function automatically.  
4. DISC SLOT  
Holding the disc and insert into the disc slot. The disc mechanism will automatically engage into CD/MP3/  
WMA play mode.  
5. LCD DIGITAL DISPLAY  
The unit utilizes a digital type display which shows numerical indication of station FREQUENCY and other  
FUNCTIONS.  
6. DISPLAY BUTTON  
This button serves to show available information as following:  
- Time  
- Track No. / Playing Time (during CD/MP3/WMA/USB-DRIV/MEM-CARD mode)  
- Directory Name / File Name (during CD/MP3/WMA/USB-DRIV/MEM-CARD mode and the file must contain  
directories or files name written by the CD/MP3/WMA/USB/SD/MMC writer)  
SETTING CLOCK TIME MANUALLY  
1. Press “DIS” button and hold it until the display flash and release.  
2. Rotate “VOL/SEL” button clockwise to set HOUR and anti-clockwise to set MINUTE.  
7. MUTE CONTROL / PAIRING MOBILE PHONE HANDFREE OPERATION BUTTON  
For Mute Function  
Press the button to mute volume control and “MUTE ON” will appear on the display.  
For Pairing Function  
Please refer to the “Pairing the Unit with Mobile Phone via Bluetooth Wireless Technology” for details.  
8. EJECT BUTTON  
Press the button to eject the disc inside disc slot.  
9. OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON / DETACHING PANEL BUTTON  
* Press this button to show the disc slot in the main panel. Then, press once to close the disc slot.  
* To detach the front panel, press this button so that the panel slide down from vertical to horizontal position.  
Use thumb hold near the preset button between 3 and 4, and use other finger to hold the corrugated release  
button at the back of the front panel while pulling (see Figure A). After the panel is released, the slide down  
metal frame will automatically move backward until it locks to the original position.  
* To re-attach the panel, put the front panel to the slide down metal frame by clipping it into place.  
FIGURE A  
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10. MODE SELECTION  
Press this button to select Radio (TUNER), CD/MP3/WMA (S-CDP), USB (USB-DRIV) or SD/MMC (MEM-  
CARD) mode.  
11. STEREO/MONO CONTROL  
Press this button to select FM STEREOor MONOreception.  
12. TALK BUTTON  
Press this button for Bluetooth wireless technology operation (please refer to the “Handsfree Operation” for  
details).  
13. LOUD CONTROL / LOCAL-DISTANT SELECTOR  
For Loud Function  
Briefly press this button to activate the loudness circuitry which compensates for loss of high and low  
frequencies during low volume levels.  
For Local-Distant Function  
When pressing the button for more than 2 seconds, it activates to prevent strong local stations from  
overlapping weaker stations. For normal operation, press this button again for distance.  
14. VOLUME/SELECTION CONTROL  
Rotate the button anti-clockwise to decrease, or clockwise to increase volume level.  
AUDIO LEVEL CONTROL (WHEN PUSHING ONE AFTER ANOTHER)  
Press this button shortly one after another to show VOL/BAS/TRE/BAL/FAD control.  
lVOLUME - Press this button once, then rotate anti-clockwise to decrease, or clockwise to increase  
volume level.  
lBASS - Press this button once, then rotate anti-clockwise to decrease, or clockwise to increase bass  
level.  
lTREBLE - Press this button once, then rotate anti-clockwise to decrease, or clockwise to increase  
treble level.  
lBALANCE - Press this button once, then rotate anti-clockwise or clockwise to level balance of speaker  
right and left.  
lFADER - Press this button once, then rotate anti-clockwise or clockwise to level fader of speaker front  
and rear.  
AUDIO/SETTING SELECT (HOLD MORE THAN 2 SECONDS)  
When pressing the button for more than 2 seconds, it activates as unit setting selection in cyclical mode as  
following. The unit setting can be changed by rotating the button clockwise or anti-clockwise.  
lDSP OFF / POP M / ROCK M / CLASS M / FLAT M  
lESP 12 / ESP 45 (setting 12 seconds or 45 seconds of electronic anti-shock time for audio CD)  
lMULT OFF / MULT ON (not available for this model)  
lBEEP ON / BEEP OFF (not available for this model)  
lSEEK 1 (tune up/down buttons performs fast tune function) / SEEK 2 (tune up/down buttons performs  
auto tuning function when pressed more than 1 second)  
lCOLOR 1 / COLOR 2 (not available for this model)  
lVOL LAST / VOL ADJ (preset volume level when unit turn on)  
15/16. MANUAL UP/DOWN TUNING / TRACK SEEK UP/DOWN CONTROL  
On radio mode, press the button will tune one frequency step higher or lower. Pressing the button more than  
1 second can performs fast tuning function or auto tuning function.  
On CD/MP3/WMA/USB-DRIV/MEM-CARD mode, press this button will locate the beginning of the track  
being played or will locate the beginning of the next track. When pressing more than 2 seconds, it will  
move fast forward or fast backward to a specific position.  
17. STATION PRESET BUTTON (1-6)  
The PRESET BUTTONS on the unit are used to store station frequencies which you may wish to recall. Each  
preset button can store FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2 band station frequency. Pressing the button momentarily  
recalls the station frequency which was memorized. There are 6 preset buttons, giving you capability of storing  
18FM / 12AM.  
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NOTE: When the preset button to be memorized is kept pressed for more than 2 seconds, the receiving  
station frequency will be stored in the button pressed. After this, the memorized station can be recalled by  
pressing the button once.  
On CD / MP3 / WMA / USB-DRIV / MEM-CARD Mode  
lPreset 1- press this button to pause the disc / file played.  
lPreset 2- press this button to scan the first 10 seconds of all the tracks on the selected disc / USB drive /  
SD or MMC Card.  
lPreset 3- press this button to repeat the current track of the disc / USB drive / SD or MMC Card.  
lPreset 4- press this button to play disc / USB drive / SD or MMC Card at random order - disc/file shuffle play.  
lPreset 5- press this button to search -10 track (for MP3 / WMA / USB-DRIV / MEM-CARD Mode only).  
lPreset 6- press this button to search +10 track (for MP3 / WMA / USB-DRIV / MEM-CARD Mode only).  
18. USB PORT  
The unit is ready to play MP3/WMA songs on an external USB device through the USB port directly on  
the front panel.  
*USB PORT*  
Compatible with  
19. SD/MMC CARD SLOT  
Holding the SD or MMC card and insert into the slot until you hear the lock sound (Figure 1). The unit will  
automatically engage into MEM-CARD play mode. If you want to eject the SD or MMC card, just press the  
card inward (Figure 2) until you hear the unlock sound and then release the SD or MMC card (Figure 3).  
20. BUILT-IN MICROPHONE  
21. RESET BUTTON  
The RESET button is located on the front of control panel. It is recessed in order to prevent accidental  
engagement, and can be activated with the tip of a ball-point pen or any similar pointed object. This reset  
circuitry is provided in order to protect the unit's microprocessor, and should only be activated under the  
following conditions :  
a) Initial installation after all wiring is completed.  
b) Abnormal operation is encountered such as numerical indication on display is erratic.  
c) Whenever the reset button is activated, all preset memory content will be erased and must be  
reprogrammed.  
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Precautions  
This unit will only play the following discs.  
Type of disc  
Label on the disc  
Recorded material  
Audio only  
Size of disc  
12 cm  
CD, MP3, WMA  
Instruction to play MP3/WMA Songs  
IMPORTANT NOTES  
l The MP3/WMA file recording media acceptable to this unit are CD-R, CD-RW, USB flash memory, SD or MMC  
memory card.  
l The MP3/WMA formats acceptable are limited.  
l Do not attempt to play a media containing non-MP3/WMA files or non-MP3/WMA files with MP3/WMA extension.  
Otherwise, the CD Mechanism/USB Drive/MEM-CARD Drive will not be working properly. If “ERROR” is shown,  
it is suggested to reset the radio by presssing the reset button.  
PLAY ON MP3/WMA SONG  
l Insert the media with MP3/WMA song in the disc slot / insert the USB flash memory / insert SD/MMC card.  
The unit will start playing and checks all the files and folder on the media.  
l If MP3/WMA files and directories are recognized, the media will start playing.  
l The MP3/WMA files and directories are accessed according to the order written by the CD / flash memory /  
SD or MMC card writer.  
TRACK SEARCH  
l Press “AMS” button once and “TRK SCH” will be shown on the display.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control to enter track search mode and “TRK 0001” will appear on the display for you to enter  
track number.  
l Rotate “VOL/SEL” control clockwise or anti-clockwise to shift number 0 – 9 in loop rotation.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control shortly to select the first digit.  
l Repeat the same procedure to enter the other digits if required.  
l After the track number is selected, press “VOL/SEL” control more than 2 seconds to start playing the selected track.  
l If track number is not entered within 10 seconds, the unit will continue playing the current file.  
FILES SEARCH  
l Press “AMS” button twice and “FILE SCH” will be shown on the display.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control to enter file search mode.  
l Rotate “VOL/SEL” control clockwise or anti-clockwise to view the directories.  
l After the selected directory is selected, rotate “VOL/SEL” control either clockwise or anti-clockwise to view the files.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control to play the selected file.  
l If directories or files name is not entered within 10 seconds, the unit will continue playing the current file.  
CHARACTER SEARCH  
l Press “AMS” button 3 times and “CHAR SCH” will be shown on the display.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control to enter into character search mode and “A” will appear on the display for you to enter  
first character.  
l Enter whole name of files (maximum 8 characters) by rotating “VOL/SEL” control clockwise or anti-clockwise to  
shift “A-Z”, “0-9” & “*” (space) in loop rotation.  
l Press “VOL/SEL” control shortly to select the first character.  
l Repeat the same procedure to enter the other characters if required.  
l After the whole name of file is entered, press “VOL/SEL” control more than 2 seconds to start playing the selected  
track.  
Remark :  
1) The media must contain directories or files name written by the CD / USB flash memory / SD or MMC card writer  
in order to use in searching.  
2) If only partial letters are entered for searching either in directories or files name, you may not get it correctly.  
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Pairing the Unit with Mobile Phone via Bluetooth Wireless Technology  
Attention!! This car radio unit is compatible with the latest profile Bluetooth. It is inevitably possible that  
certain mobile telephones are not compatible concerning the communications as well as the identification  
numbers.  
Ensure that your mobile phone is compatible with Bluetooth 1.2 or 2.0  
l Press “MUTE” button about 5 seconds until “PAIRING” show on display.  
l Turn ON connection via Bluetooth wireless technology from the mobile phone Menu, then search new  
paired device.  
l Select “BHF101K” and entering password “0000” to start pairing. Once pairng is completed, “PHONE”  
indicator will show on display and it is ready to start mobile phone handsfree operation.  
l If pairing cannot be completed in 2 minutes, press “MUTE” button once more to start “PAIRING” again  
and re-start the procedure again from above until “PHONE” indicator is appeared on display.  
Receive Call  
l When you receive a call from mobile phone, the LCD display will show the incoming telephone number (if  
this service available from telecom carrier) and the unit volume will mute.  
l If you accept a call, press “TK” button to start conversation.  
l The incoming call can be heard directly from car radio speaker. The driver can start to talk by through the  
built-in microphone on the panel. (See Figure B)  
Built-in microphone  
FIGURE B  
Handsfree Operation  
l Outgoing Call – Dial the number on the phone and hear voice from car speakers.  
l answering Call – Press “TK” button once to accept incoming call.  
l Hang Up – Press “TK” button once to end communication.  
l Last Number Redial – Shortly press “TK” button twice to dialing the last outgoing number.  
l Reject Call – When there is incoming call, press “TK” button more than 2 seconds to reject the call.  
l Transfer Call to Phone – When using handfree for talking, press “TK” button more than 2 seconds to  
transfer listening of call from car speakers to phone.  
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Simple Troubleshooting Guide  
PROBLEM  
CAUSE/SOLUTION  
No Power  
Check wiring connections.  
Check and make sure the fuse is not  
blown.  
Replace with the proper rating / size  
fuse.  
Some errors occur in the LCD or  
nothing functions when buttons  
are pressed.  
Press the RESET Button (21).  
Check and make sure the antenna  
is connected properly.  
Unable to receive stations  
Poor radio reception  
Check and make sure the antenna  
is the correct length. Make sure the  
antenna is not broken. If the antenna  
is broken, replace it. The antenna is  
poorly grounded. Check and make sure  
the antenna is grounded at mounting  
location.  
CD’s cannot be loaded  
Songs keep skipping  
A CD is already loaded in the player.  
Eject CD.  
The CD is dirty or damaged.  
Your file may be corrupt.  
File information shows in LCD but  
will not play.  
Specifications  
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS  
Power supply ............................................................................................ 12V DC  
Power consumption .................................................................................. 8A max.  
Max. output power .................................................................................... 45 W x 4  
Frame size ................................................................................................ 178 wide x 50 high x 185 deep (mm)  
CD PLAYER  
System ...................................................................................................... CD audio system  
Compatible disc type ................................................................................ Compact discs (CD)  
Bandwidth ................................................................................................. 30 Hz to 18 kHz  
Signal-to-noise ratio .................................................................................. Higher than 50 dB  
Number of channels .................................................................................. 2 channels (stereo)  
FM TUNER  
Frequency range ....................................................................................... 87.5 MHz - 107.9 MHz  
Usable sensitivity ...................................................................................... Less than 20 dB  
Intermediate frequency ............................................................................. 10.7 MHz  
AM TUNER  
Frequency range ....................................................................................... 530 KHz - 1,710 KHz  
Usable sensitivity ...................................................................................... Less than 44 dB  
Intermediate frequency ............................................................................. 450 KHz  
LINE OUTPUT  
Output level ............................................................................................... 700 mV for 15% THD in FM  
Impedance ................................................................................................ 600 ohms  
Subject to change without further notice.  
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P/N: 570-MDB902-01  

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