Fusion Car Stereo System MS CD80 User Manual

User / Installation Manual  
Marine CD/MP3 Receiver  
MS-CD80  
Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.  
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Wiring Connections  
Removing The Unit  
1.  
2.  
3.  
Press the open button on the face plate  
Insert the supplied keys into the grooves in the housing until they click (as shown)  
Pull the levers towards you and slowly remove the unit from the cage.  
Detaching Front Panel  
1.  
2.  
3.  
To detach the front panel press the open button  
Then press the release button on the front underside edge and slide the face toward you.  
A protective case is supplied to store your removeable front panel in.  
Reattaching Front Panel  
1.  
2.  
If the panel bracket is in the open position slide the panel back on into position.  
If the panel bracket is in the upright position clip one end in firstly and then clip the other end in and the  
panel will lock in place.  
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Button Description  
General Operation  
16 17 18  
15  
10 11 12 13  
14  
POWER ON/OFF  
Press the power ON/OFF button (16)  
FRONT PANEL RELEASE  
Press OPEN button (8) to open the front panel  
SOUND ADJUSTMENT  
Press the SEL/MENU button (17) repeatedly to cycle the audio mode through bass, treble, balance and fader modes. Press the  
VOLUME UP button or VOLUME DOWN button to adjust the selected mode.  
Bass  
Treble  
Balance  
Fader  
19 20 21 22  
23  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
SETTING THE CLOCK  
EQUALIZATION  
Press the EQ button repeatedly to cycle through and select  
the EQ option you desire.  
25 26  
24  
Press the DISPLAY button once to switch to display clock,  
then press and hold the DISPLAY Button until the clock is  
displayed and flashes. Press the button to change the  
minutes and the button to change the hours. Press  
DISPLAY button to confirm and exit.  
ESP  
Electronic shock protection provides a 10 second read  
ahead buffer.  
MUTE  
RESET BUTTON  
Press MUTE button to mute the sound. Press again to  
The RESET button is located in the housing of the unit  
button (26) and must be activated with a ballpoint pen or  
something similar under the following conditions.  
resume.  
LOUDNESS  
Press and hold the BND/LOU/ENT button (10) to reinforce  
the bass output. Press again to cancel.  
1.  
2.  
An error symbol is displayed  
Function buttons do not operate correctly  
1.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
5.  
6.  
7.  
8.  
9.  
/
Play/Pause  
15. LCD Screen  
16. Power ON/OFF  
17. SEL/MENU  
SCN (track preview)  
RPT (Repeat)  
SHF (Shuffle)  
DIR -  
DIR +  
DISPLAY  
MODE SELECTION  
Press the MODE/SW button to cycle through the source  
modes. Only active modes will be displayed. Eg. If there is  
no CD loaded CD mode will not be selectable.  
18. Volume Up +  
19.  
20. Volume Down -  
21. Forward  
Rewind  
SUBWOOFER LINE OUT  
Press and hold MODE/SW button (11) to activate the  
Subwoofer output. Repeat to deactivate  
OPEN  
MON -Mono/Stereo  
22. USB/AUX 3.5mm Socket Interface  
23. AS/PS - Auto store preset scan  
iPod Menu  
24. Preset Station Buttons (1-6)  
25. Disc Slot  
10. BND/LOU/ENT  
11. MODE/Sub Woofer  
12. EQ (Equaliser)  
13. Mute  
26. Reset button  
14.  
(Eject)  
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Menu Selection Function  
If there is no CD loaded press OPEN Button (8) and gently insert the disc until you feel some resistance. The CD will be drawn  
into the unit and playback will begin.  
If there is a CD already in the unit press the MODE button (11) until CD mode is displayed.  
Press and hold SEL button (17) to enter Menu Select Mode. Press the VOLUME UP button (18) or the VOLUME DOWN button  
(20) to adjust the BEEP function.  
BEEP 2nd MODE  
EJECTING A DISC  
Only beeps on press and hold functions.  
Press the OPEN button (8) and press the EJECT button (14).  
Press again to cancel.  
BEEP ALL  
Beeps on all key presses.  
PAUSE PLAY  
SHUFFLE  
Press PAUSE/PLAY button (1) to pause play, press again to  
Press the SHF button (4) to play the tracks in a random  
resume.  
order. Press again to cancel.  
BEEP OFF  
Beeps disabled.  
TRACK SELECTION  
SCAN TRACKS  
Press the button (19) to skip to the previous track or  
Button (21) to skip to the next track.  
Press and hold (21) to FAST FORWARD and (19) to FAST  
REWIND.  
Press SCN button (2) to play a few seconds of each track.  
Press again to cancel and continue playing the track.  
Radio Operation  
REPEAT TRACK  
Press RPT button (3) to continuously repeat the track.  
Press the MODE button (11) to select the Radio mode.  
SELECTING FREQUENCY BAND  
Press BND/LOU/ENT button (10) to cycle through and select the desired band  
FM 1  
FM 2  
FM 3  
AM/MW  
There are six presets available for each band (FM1, FM2,  
FM3 and AM).  
SELECTING STATION  
Auto Seek  
1.  
you want to store.  
2. Press and hold the PRESET button (24) 1-6  
until a beep is heard to confirm and the preset  
Select the desired band and tune in the station  
Press the button (19) or button (21) to activate  
the automatic seek function up or down the frequency  
spectrum.  
Manual  
number is displayed.  
Press and hold the button (19) or the button (21)  
until MANUAL appears on the screen. If neither button is  
pressed for several seconds the unit will switch to AUTO  
SEEK.  
MONO/STEREO  
Press MON button (9) to select Mono or Stereo mode.  
TUNER REGION SETUP  
To change the tuner region between Europe (EUR) and USA  
(default is Europe),  
AUTOMATIC MEMORY STORING AND PRESET SCAN  
Automatic Memory Storing  
Press and hold the AS/PS button (23) and the unit will  
search for the strongest signals and then store them in  
the presets.  
1.  
2.  
Press and hold SEL/MENU button (17) until  
region displayed.  
Then press VOL + (18) or VOL - (20) buttons  
to cycle.  
Preset Scan  
Press the AS/PS button (23) to preview all stored preset  
stations. Stations with weak signal levels are bypassed.  
STORING PRESET STATIONS  
CD Operation  
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MP3/WMA Operation  
iPod® Operation  
Press the iPod Menu button (23) three times to enter the  
TRACK SELECTION  
There are three options to connect an iPod to the unit:  
search mode. Press the (19) and (21) buttons to  
select the directory or file name displayed then press BND/  
LOU/ENT to play the selection.  
Press the button (19) to skip to the previous track or  
button (21) to skip to the next track.  
Option 1: Via the MS–IP15L accessory cable (available separately).  
Option 2: Via the MS–IPDOCK Marine External Dock (available separately). For a full list compatible iPods see the MS–IPDOCK  
DIRECTORY SELECTION  
Option 3: Via the auxiliary input 3.5mm front panel input.  
SEARCHING CURRENT DIRECTORY  
Press DIR - button (5) or DIR + button (6) to navigate  
the directory. If your tracks are arranged in albums this  
function steps up and down albums.  
Press the iPod Menu button (23) four times to enter the  
search mode. Press the (19) and (21) buttons to  
select the directory or file name displayed then press BND/  
LOU/ENT to play the selection.  
During playback press button (21) to select the next  
track. Press button (19) to play the previous track.  
If the song has been playing more than 1 second it will  
resume play from the beginning, if playing more than 2  
seconds the previous song will be selected.  
IPOD MENU SEARCH  
During playback press iPod Menu button (23) to display  
menu. Press the Volume Down button (20) or Volume  
Up (18) button to navigate the menu and search by the  
following catagories.  
DIRECT TRACK SEARCH  
Press the iPod Menu button (23) once to enter the search  
mode then select the track number as follows:  
Method 1: VOLUME +/- button (18 & 20) and confirm by  
pressing the BND/LOU/ENT button (10).  
PAUSE PLAY  
Press PLAY/PAUSE button (1) to pause MP3 play. Press to  
resume.  
PLAYLIST/ARTIST/ALBUM/GENRE/SONG/COMPOSER  
Press SEL/MENU button (17) to enter the selected sub  
menu and search within the folder in the same manner  
pressing Volume Down/Up buttons (20, 18) and SEL/MENU  
(17).  
FAST FORWARD  
Press and hold button (21) for 2 seconds to activate.  
Method 2: Direct numeric entry with the buttons 1-6 (1, 2,  
3, 4, 5, 6), MODE/SW (7), TUNE (8, 9), DISP (0) button and  
confirm by pressing the BND button.  
REPEAT SONG OR FOLDER  
Press RPT button (3) to continuously repeat the current  
song. Press and hold RPT to repeat all songs in the current  
folder. Press again to cancel.  
REWIND  
Press and hold button (19) for 2 seconds to activate.  
DIRECTORY OR FILE NAME SEARCH  
AUXILIARY INPUT  
Connect an Auxiliary device to the front 3.5mm AUX socket.  
Press MODE button (11) to select AUX.  
Press the iPod Menu button (23) twice to enter the search  
mode.  
DISPLAY  
SHUFFLE  
During playback press DISP button (7) to display current  
song information  
SONG TITLE/ARTIST/ALBUM NAME/CLOCK/TRACK/PLAY TIME.  
Press SHF button (4) to play all songs in random. Press and  
hold to select a folder and play contents of folder in random  
order. Press again to cancel.  
Method 1: Characters are entered via the VOLUME +/- button  
(18 & 20). Characters available are A-Z, 0-9, _,-,+. Enter the  
desired character and confirm with the SEL/MENU button  
(17) the cursor will move to the next digit. Once complete  
press the BND/LOU/ENT button (10) to begin search.  
Method 2: Direct numeric entry as shown in the following  
table:  
PAUSE PLAY  
PREVIEW ALL SONGS  
Press PAUSE/PLAY button (1) to pause play, press again to  
resume.  
Press SCN button (2) to play the first several seconds of  
each song. Press and hold to play the first several seconds  
of the first track in each folder. Press again during intro to  
play entire track.  
REPEAT TRACK  
During playback press RPT button (3) and RPT will be  
displayed press again to cancel.  
SEARCHING ROOT DIRECTORY  
DISPLAY INFORMATION  
Press DISP button (7) to display the Clock, ID3 Tag (if  
available: Directory name, Song title, Artist name).  
BUTTON  
FUNCTION  
Mode Select  
A, B, C, 1  
BUTTON  
FUNCTION  
ENT  
RANDOM PLAY  
AS/PS  
BND/LOU  
During playback press SHF button (4) once the current  
selection has finished playing, all songs in the current  
category will play in a random order. Press again to cancel.  
1
3
5
2
4
6
D, E, F, 2  
J, K, L, 4  
WMA OPERATION  
Operation of discs recorded in this format is the same as  
MP3.  
G, H, I, 3  
M, N, O, 5/  
Directory DOWN  
P, Q, R, 6/  
Director UP  
TRACK SELECTION  
MOD  
DISP  
S, T, U, 7  
V, W, X, 8  
Y, Z, SPACE, 9  
SEL  
Character Shift  
Right  
Character Select  
(A-Z, 0-9, +, -)  
_, -, +, 0  
VOL +  
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HANDLING COMPACT DISCS (CD/CD-R/CD-RW)  
- Avoid touching the surface  
- Avoid exposing the disc to direct sunlight  
- Ensure the disc is clean  
USB Operation  
Connect the USB device via the USB interface (22) and playback of MP3/WMA files will start automatically. USB mode can be  
selected with the MODE button (11). Operation of the USB is identical to MP3 operation. (see page 8  
- Ensure the disc is not scratched or damaged.  
CAUTION:  
NOTE:  
To safely eject the USB device ensure you change the mode to another source before removing the device.  
This product does not support all USB/MP3 players.  
PLAYBACK OF CD-R/CD-RW  
- If your CR-R/CD-RW will not play. Ensure that the last recording session was closed or finalised.  
WARNING: Ensure when connecting an MP3 player via the USB interface that it has rechargeable batteries NOT standard batteries in  
use as this may cause the batteries to explode.  
SUPPORTED MEDIA  
- Only use compact discs with the CD logo’s on the label as listed below.  
Supported MP3/WMA Formats  
NOTES ON MP3 FILES  
- If you use compact discs without the above logo’s, correct performance cannot be guaranteed  
- You can play audio discs recorded on CD-R (Recordable) and CD-RW (Re Writable) media  
1.  
2.  
3.  
The disc must be in the ISO9660 level 1 or level 2 format.  
When naming a MP3 file, be sure the file name extension is “MP3”.  
For a non-MP3 file, even though the file name extension is “MP3”, the unit cannot recognise it.  
1) MP3: Compliant with layer 3 of MPEG1  
-Sampling rates (kHz): 44.1  
-Bit rates (kbps): 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 variable bit  
rates supported.  
2) WMA: Compliant with Windows Media Audio 9  
-Sampling rates (kHz): 44.1  
-Bit rates (kbps): 32 to 192 does not support DRM and Lossless, Professional and Voice of WMA9  
MP3/WMA  
Max Files  
999  
500  
8
Max Folders  
Folder Depth  
Windows Media and the Windows logo are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.  
Apple, the Apple logo, iPod and iTunes are Trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc, registered in the U.S. and other countries.  
“MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thompson.”  
“Supply of this product only conveys a licence for private, non-commercial use and does not convey a licence nor imply any right to use this product  
in any commercial (i.e. revenue generation) real time broadcasting (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or any other media), broadcasting/streaming via  
internet, intranets and/or other networks or in other electronic content distribution systems, such as pay-audio or audio-on-demand applications. An  
independent license for such use is required. For details, please visit  
http://www.mp3licensing.com”  
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Technical Specifications  
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Operating Voltage  
Chassis Dimensions  
Output Power  
Max Current Draw  
Output  
DC 12volts, Negative Ground  
180(W) x 178(D) x 50(H)  
40 Watts x 4 Channels  
15 amps  
RCA line level Front and Rear Channels  
RCA Output  
Subwoofer  
Output Impedance  
4-8 Ohms  
Tuning Range  
EUROPE AND AUSTRALASIA  
FM Radio  
Frequency Range:  
87.5 - 108 MHz  
Frequency Step:  
100 kHz  
AM Radio  
Frequency Range:  
522 -1620 KHz  
Frequency Step:  
9 kHz  
USA  
FM Radio  
Frequency Range:  
87.5 - 107.9 MHz  
Frequency Step:  
200 kHz  
AM Radio  
Frequency Range:  
530 -1710 KHz  
Frequency Step:  
10 kHz  
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© Copyright 2010 by FUSION Electronics Limited.  
All rights reserved. Specifications and design are subject to change  
without notice.  
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Hand in the non-working electrical equipment  
to an appropriate waste disposal center.  
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