4. HANDLING COMPACT DISCS
This unit has been designed specifically for play-
Note on Compact Discs
Never stick labels on the surface of the compact
disc or mark the surface with a pencil or pen.
back of compact discs bearing the
No other discs can be played.
mark.
To remove the compact disc from its storage
case, press down on the center of the case and
lift the disc out, holding it carefully by the edges.
No
Proper way to hold
the compact disc
Removing the disc
Do not use any solvents such as commercially
available cleaners, anti-static spray, or thinner to
clean compact discs.
No
Always handle the compact disc by the edges.
Never touch the surface.
To remove fingermarks and dust, use a soft
cloth, and wipe in a straight line from the center
of the compact disc to the circumference.
Do not use compact discs that have large
scratches, are misshapen, or cracked, etc. Use
of such discs will cause misoperation or damage.
No
New discs may have some roughness around
the edges. The unit may not work or the sound
may skip if such discs are used. Use a ball-point
pen, etc. to remove roughness from the edge of
the disc.
Do not expose compact discs to direct sunlight
or any heat source.
Ball-point pen
No
Roughness
Note:
Do not use commercially available CD protection sheets or discs equipped with stabilizers, etc. These
may get caught in the internal mechanism and damage the disc.
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6. REMOTE CONTROL
Inserting the Battery
1) Turn the remote control unit upside down,
push the lock in the direction of the arrow,
Remote Control Unit
Rear side
and pull out the battery holder.
2) Insert the enclosed battery (CR2025) with
the “+” side facing up.
1)
3) Push the battery holder back in securely until
a click is heard.
Enclosed battery
(CR2025)
Lock
Notes:
Using batteries improperly can cause them to
explode. Take note of the following points:
When replacing the battery, be sure to set the new
battery with the “+” side facing up.
•
2)
3)
Do not short-circuit, disassemble or heat batter-
ies.
•
Do not dispose of batteries in flames.
Dispose of spent batteries in the proper place.
•
•
Battery holder
Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons
Button
Tape Mode [
]
Radio Mode [
]
CD Mode [ ]/CD Changer Mode [
]
1 FUNC (POWER) Turns power on, switches between tape, radio, and CD, and turns power off when pressed
for 1 second or longer.
BAND (BAND/
DISC/PROG)
Switches playback direction
and cancels scan play.
Switches reception band. Switches the disc (only in CD
changer mode).
2
3
4
5
6
Turns volume up.
(VOLUME UP)
Turns volume down.
(VOLUME DOWN)
(SEARCH DOWN)
(SEARCH UP)
REW, APC-REW
FF, APC-FF
Preset channel down
Preset channel up
Search down
Search up
Play/Pause
Switches mute on and off.
Play/Pause
7
8
VISU (VISUAL)
DISP
Switches the display to monitor.
Displays and switches the spectrum analyzer patterns.
9
ISR
Calls ISR.
Calls ISR and stores a chan-
nel when pressed for about 2
seconds.
Calls ISR.
10
RPT (REPEAT)
EQ (EQ PROG)
Repeat
None
Calls the EQ USER display.
None
Repeat
11
12
13
RDM (RANDOM/
DOLBY NR)
Switches Dolby NR mode on
and off.
Random
MONI (MONITOR)
Switches the monitor on and off.
14
15
SCN
(SCAN PS/AS)
Scan
Preset scan, stores a station
when pressed for about 2
seconds.
Scan
Note: Functions of the source unit and the remote control unit differ slightly.
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7. MODE DISPLAY
<Radio Mode>
Station title
Band
Preset channel
Frequency
Stereo/Monaural indication (
)
Current time
Preset Nos.
Manual indication
Auto store indication (
Preset scan indication (
)
)
<Tape Mode>
Tape status
PLAY, FF, REW, APC-FF, APC-REW,
PAUSE, EJECT, NO CASSETTE
Playback direction
Current time
Blank skip ON/OFF indication
Dolby NR ON/OFF indication
Repeat ON/OFF indication
Scan ON/OFF indication
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<CD Mode>
Track No.
Display about track
Track random: “T-RDM”
Track repeat : “T-RPT”
Track scan : “T-SCN”
Random play indication
Repeat play indication
Scan play indication
CD title
<CD Changer Mode>
When a CD magazine is not loaded in the CD changer,
“NO MAGAZINE” is displayed and “DISC CHECK” is
displayed after that until the playback starts.
Disc No.
Track No.
Magazine No.
Playback time counter
Current time
Stored disc Nos.
Display about track
Track random: “T-RDM”
Track repeat : “T-RPT”
Track scan : “T-SCN”
Random play indication (
Repeat play indication (
Scan play indication (
)
)
)
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8. CAUTIONS ON HANDLING
For a longer service life, be sure to read the fol-
lowing cautions.
WARNING
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR
VIEWING TELEVISION BROADCASTS OR
VIDEO TAPES OR FOR PLAYING VIDEO
GAMES. Such uses of this product may
distract the driver or interfere with the dri-
ver’s safe operation of the motor vehicle
and may violate state law. CLARION DIS-
CLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY BODILY
INJURY, INCLUDING FATALITIES, OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT
FROM ANY SUCH UNINTENDED USES OR
FROM ANY IMPROPER USE OF THIS
PRODUCT.
Be sure to store the LCD panel inside the
source unit when parking the car outdoors for
long periods of time.
•
No
The LCD panel will operate properly in a tem-
perature range of 32°F (0°C) to 140°F
(60°C).
Do not draw the LCD panel out and use it as
a tray. Also, subjecting the LCD panel to
shocks may result in breakage, deformation
or other damage.
•
Don’t allow any liquids on the set from drinks,
umbrellas etc. Doing so may damage the
internal circuitry.
•
No
No
Do not let cigarettes burn the LCD panel.
Doing so may damage or deform the cabinet.
•
Do not disassemble or modify the set in any
way. Doing so may result in damage.
•
No
No
If a problem should occur, have the set
inspected at your store of purchase.
•
•
Do not insert objects or poke in the space
between the LCD panel and the source unit
when the panel is tilted.
Do not place anything on the LCD panel
when the LCD panel is tilted.
•
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Do not hold on the display when adjusting the
angle of the LCD panel. Doing so may dam-
age it.
Small black and shiny dots inside the LCD
panel are normal for LCD products.
•
•
•
•
•
The LCD panel may stop temporarily when it
is opened or closed when the engine is
stopped or when it is cold. This is not a mal-
function. If this happens, repeat the opera-
tion.
The remote controller may not work if the
remote control sensor is exposed to direct
sunlight.
In extremely cold weather, the movement of the
picture may be slow and the display may be
dark, but this is not a malfunction. The set will
work normally once the temperature increases.
Cleaning
Cleaning the cabinet
Cleaning the LCD panel
•
•
Use a soft, dry cloth and gently wipe off the
dirt.
The LCD panel tends to collect dust, so wipe
it off occasionally with a soft cloth.
For tough dirt, apply some neutral detergent
diluted in water to a soft cloth, wipe off the dirt
gently, then wipe again with a dry cloth.
Good
Do not use benzene, thinner, car cleaner,
etc., as these substances may damage the
cabinet or cause the paint to peel. Also, leav-
ing rubber of plastic products in contact with
the cabinet for long periods of time may
cause stains.
The surface is easily scratched, so do not rub
it with hard objects.
No
Scratch
No
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9. OPERATION
Basic Operations
Note: Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of
chapter “2. CONTROLS” on page 5 (spread).
CAUTION
CAUTION
When this unit is turned on, starting and stop-
ping the engine of a car with its volume raised
to the maximum level may harm your hearing.
Be careful about adjusting the volume.
: Decreases the volume.
The volume level indicated is in the display in
a range from 0 (minimum) to 33 (maximum).
*
Note:
In the CONFIGURATION or BALANCE display,
the volume cannot be adjusted.
NOTE: Use this unit after starting the engine.
•
ACC or engine
ON position
Turning on the power and adjusting
the volume
1) After turning the car’s ignition switch on and
starting the engine, press the FUNC button
12
to turn on the power to the unit.
WARNING
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR
VIEWING TELEVISION BROADCASTS OR
VIDEO TAPES OR FOR PLAYING VIDEO
GAMES. Such uses of this product may
distract the driver or interfere with the dri-
ver’s safe operation of the motor vehicle
and may violate state law. CLARION DIS-
CLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY BODILY
INJURY, INCLUDING FATALITIES, OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT
FROM ANY SUCH UNINTENDED USES OR
FROM ANY IMPROPER USE OF THIS
PRODUCT.
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The current mode is shown in Display
.
*
*
This unit starts in the mode it was in when the
power was turned off last.
12
2) Press the FUNC button
ation mode.
to select the oper-
12
Each time you press the FUNC button
the operation mode changes as follows:
,
Radio mode
CD changer mode
(When the CD changer is connected)
Tape mode
CD mode
12
Press and hold the FUNC button
1 second to turn off the power.
for about
(up) or
*
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
(down) to adjust the
volume.
to
: Increases the volume.
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While driving, keep the volume to a level at
which external sounds can be heard.
Adjust the operation panel to an appropriate angle
to watch the display and operate the buttons.
2
31
CD Insertion slot
SLOPE button
Turning on and off the monitor
25
Each time you press the MONI button
monitor is turned on and off.
, the
While using the rear vision camera, monitor-off
mode is canceled. When a button other than the
*
11
1
ENT button
, the TAPE button
, SLOPE but-
ton , or CD button
is pressed, monitor-off
2
3
mode is canceled.
Do not place foreign objects in the Cassette
Mute
30
31
Insertion slot
or the CD Insertion slot
.
When adjusting the angle of the panel, be care-
ful not to let your fingers get caught in the panel.
Each time you press
(center) of the ENT
button 11 , mute is turned on and off.
“MUTE” is displayed when mute is turned on in
radio mode, and “PAUSE” is displayed in tape,
CD or CD changer mode.
2
1) While the SLOPE button
operation panel tilts.
is held down, the
2
If you press and hold the SLOPE button
,
Adjusting the balance
the panel turns upward to the maximum
angle and stops.
6
1) Press the A-M button
ANCE display.
to go to the BAL-
2) When the operation panel is set to the maxi-
2
mum angle, pressing the SLOPE button
closes the panel.
Balance of the front
and rear speakers
Balance of the left
and right speakers
The operation panel angle can be stored. For
details, see the next subsection.
*
Notes:
Do not place any object on the operation panel.
Do not expose the operation panel to shocks.
•
•
CAUTION
Storing the operation panel angle
If no setting is made 5 seconds after pressing the A-
•
When the operation panel angle is stored, it is
set to that angle after a CD or cassette tape is
inserted.
6
M button , the unit returns to the previous mode.
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) to adjust the
balance of the speakers.
(left),
(right),
(up), or
2
1) Press the SLOPE button
to set an appro-
priate operation panel angle.
: Increases the volume of the left speaker.
: Increases the volume of the right speaker.
: Increases the volume of the front speaker.
: Increases the volume of the rear speaker.
10
2) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to go to the CON-
6
3) Press the A-M button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
The tone is adjusted with the equalizer. For
information on equalizer operation, see the
section “Operating the Equalizer.”
*
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
(down) to move the cursor to “VIEW
ANGLE.”
4) Press
to
(up) or
Adjusting the operation panel to a
good viewing angle
11
(center) of the ENT button
.
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The operation panel turns upward and down-
ward several times and stops at the stored
angle.
11
to
3) Press
(center) of the ENT button
go to clock setting mode.
10
5) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
If you want to change the stored angle, per-
form the same operation from step 1).
*
Notes:
11
4) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(left),
In step 3) above, the operation panel turns upward
•
(right),
(up), or
(down) to set a time.
and downward several times to store the set
angle. During this operation, be careful not to let
your fingers get caught in the panel.
Increments the figure.
Under some operating conditions, the stored
angle may vary slightly.
•
Selects the hour.
Selects the minute.
28
If you press the Close button
when the opera-
•
tion panel is turned downward (tape is ejected),
the panel will not be set to the stored angle.
Decrements the figure.
Setting the clock
: Selects the hour (the hour becomes blue
and can be changed).
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to go to the CON-
: Selects the minute (the minute becomes
blue and can be changed).
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
(up) and move the cursor to “CLOCK.”
: The hour or minute increments while the
corresponding figure is blue.
: The hour or minute decrements while
the corresponding figure is blue.
5) After adjusting the time, press
(center)
11
of the ENT button
Pressing (center) of the ENT button
resets the second to zero.
to set it.
11
*
10
6) Pressing the ADJ button
to the previous one.
returns the mode
Note:
The time is always displayed in radio, tape, CD,
and CD changer modes. (However, when the
“CITY LIGHTS” pattern in the spectrum analyzer
is selected or the security camera is used, the
time is not displayed.)
•
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Radio Mode Operations
Manual memory function
Listening to the radio
13
1) Press the BND button
to select a band.
12
1) Press the FUNC button
to select radio mode.
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) or
13
2) Press the BND button
to select a band.
(left) to tune in to a station.
13
Each time you press the BND button
band changes in the following order:
, the
3) Press and hold for about 2 seconds one of
16
21
where you want
the Preset buttons
to
FM1
FM2
FM3
AM
to store the station. When a beep sounds, the
station is stored in that button.
20
Each time you press the Monaural button
the unit toggles between on (stereo) and off
(monaural).
,
*
One station in each band can be preset to
each button.
*
16
21
to
3) Press one of the preset buttons
tune in to a station.
to
Auto store function
1) Press the BND button 13 to select a band.
22
2) Press the SHIFT button
mode.
to select PS/AS
Seek tuning
MANU
Press the SHIFT button
preset mode.
22
again to return to
1) While
appears in the display, press
*
13
and hold the BND button
for about 1 sec-
3) Press the Auto Store button 17 . Stations with
ond to switch to the seek tuning.
good reception are automatically stored in
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) or
preset buttons starting from Preset button 16
.
(left) to start the seek tuning. When a sta-
tion is found, it is automatically tuned in.
(After storing 6 stations, preset No. 1 station
is tuned in and auto storing ends.)
: Seeks higher frequency stations.
: Seeks lower frequency stations.
To stop the seek tuning, slide the Up/Down
.
A S
in the display becomes pink.
*
*
Stations with good reception are stored in the
order from the current station to stations with a
higher frequency. If there are fewer than 6 stations
with good reception, the auto storing returns to
the lowest frequency and resumes from there.
*
11
button
to
(left) or
(right).
Manual tuning
MANU
1) When
does not appear in the display,
Note:
When stations are preset by the auto store function,
the station previously stored in the memory at that
position is cleared. If there are fewer than 6 stations
with good reception, the stations previously stored
at the remaining preset buttons are not cleared.
press and hold the BND button 13 for about
2 seconds to select manual tuning.
When manual tuning is selected,
appears in the display.
•
MANU
*
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) or
(left) to tune in to a station.
Each time you slide the Up/Down button
the frequency changes in 0.2 MHz increments
for the FM and in 10 kHz increments for the
Preset scanning
11
,
*
*
1) Press the BND button 13 to select a band.
22
2) Press the SHIFT button
mode.
to select PS/AS
AM band.
11
Press and hold the Up/Down button
(right) and
the frequency continuously.
to
22
Press the SHIFT button
mode.
to return to preset
*
(left) to increase or decrease
3) When the Preset Scan button 16 is pressed,
the preset stations are tuned in for 5 seconds
Preset memory function
A total of 24 stations can be preset, 6 each for
the FM1, FM2, FM3, and AM bands.
each from Preset button 16
.
.
in the display becomes pink.
P S
*
*
When a preset station has been tuned in, preset
scanning starts from the station after the current
one. When a preset station has not been tuned
in, preset scanning starts from preset No. 1.
Note:
When a station is preset, the station previously
stored in the memory at that position is cleared.
•
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4) When a desirable station is tuned in, press
2) To cancel the ISR function, press the ISR but-
22
24
12
or FUNC button . The ISR function
the SHIFT button
to cancel PS/AS mode
ton
and press the preset button to which the sta-
tion is to be stored.
is canceled and the previous mode returns.
The preset scanning is canceled and you can
listen to the station.
*
Area change
When you listen to the radio outside the U.S.,
use this function.
Preset selection
Switchable frequency setting
13
1) Press the BND button
to select a band.
This car stereo is initially set to tune in frequen-
cy intervals of 10 kHz for AM and 200 kHz for
FM, the standard calibrations in the U.S. When
using the unit outside the U.S., use the following
procedure to switch the frequency range.
The table below lists the frequency specifica-
tions for the U.S. and other countries.
16
21
to
2) Press one of the Preset buttons
select the stored station.
to
Note:
In PS/AS mode, do not perform the preset selec-
tion (excluding the preset scanning).
•
17
In PS/AS mode, when the Preset button
pressed, the auto storing starts and all the stored
stations are cleared.
is
Initial Setting
New Setting
(U.S. standard) (outside U.S.)
Frequency
spacing
10 kHz
9 kHz
ISR memory
AM
FM
Frequency
range
If an AM or FM station is stored in the ISR but-
ton, it can be directly tuned in by pressing the
ISR button from any other mode.
530 to 1710 kHz 531 to 1629 kHz
Frequency
spacing
200 kHz
50 kHz
13
1) Press the BND button
to select a band.
Frequency
range
87.9 to 107.9 MHz 87.5 to 108 MHz
16
21
or the ENT
2) Press the Preset buttons
to
button 11 to tune in to a station you want to
store.
Changing area
24
3) Press and hold the ISR button
seconds.
for about 2
Depending on whether you use the unit in the
U.S. or outside the U.S., switch the area as fol-
lows:
When a beep sounds, the display turns to the
ISR (Instant Station Recall) display and the
frequency is stored.
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to go to the CON-
24
4) Press the ISR button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
2) Slide the Up/Down button 11 to
(down) and move the cursor to “AREA.”
3) Slide the Up/Down button 11 to (right) to
(up) or
switch the area (between in the U.S. and out-
side the U.S.).
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
The new setting returns to the initial setting.
*
Calling the station with the ISR button
24
1) In any mode, pressing the ISR button
allows you to tune in to the stored station.
When the ISR is functioning, the ISR display
appears.
*
The default ISR setting is 87.9 MHz.
*
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Tape Mode Operations
Loading and playing a cassette tape
CAUTION
Do not place foreign objects in the Cassette
Insertion slot or CD Insertion slot because it
may cause breakdown.
When a cassette tape is already inserted (When
*
4
the TAPE indicator
lights), press the FUNC
12
button
and select tape mode. Playback starts
automatically.
1
1) Press the TAPE button
. The operation
Be careful not to let your fingers get caught
in the panel when it turns upward or down-
ward.
panel turns downward and the Cassette
30
Insertion slot
appears.
2) Insert a cassette tape into the Cassette
30
Insertion slot
with the exposed side of the
Stopping (pausing) playback
tape facing right. Playback starts automati-
cally.
After a cassette tape is inserted, the operation
panel closes. Adjust the operation panel angle
to an appropriate position.
11
Press
(center) of the ENT button
.
Playback pauses. To resume playback, press
*
11
(center) of the ENT button
again.
When the operation panel angle is stored, it is
set to this angle automatically.
Fast-forwarding and rewinding
11
1) Slide the Up/Down button
fast-forward the tape.
to
(right) to
30
Cassette Insertion slot
When the end of the tape is reached, the
other side of the tape is automatically played
back.
11
Slide the Up/Down button
rewind the tape.
to
(left) to
When the start of the tape is reached, that
side is automatically played back.
CAUTION
Do not put your hand or fingers into the
Cassette Insertion slot or CD Insertion slot,
as this may cause a breakdown.
13
2) When the BND button
is pressed at a
desired track (song), fast-forwarding or
rewinding is canceled and playback starts
from that point.
Be careful not to let your fingers get caught
in the panel when it turns upward or down-
ward.
Auto metal function
When a metal or chrome tape is loaded, the unit
detects the type of the tape and selects the most
appropriate equalizer pattern.
Ejecting the cassette tape
1
29
Press the TAPE button
or Eject button
.
MTL
appears in the display.
*
The operation panel turns downward so that the
tape can be ejected. After ejecting the cassette
tape, the operation panel closes automatically.
APC (Auto Program Control)
11
1) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(left)
When the panel angle is stored, it is set to this angle.
*
*
twice to fast-forward the tape to the beginning
of the current track. Slide the Up/Down button
The operation panel can be closed by pressing the
28
Close button
.
11
to
to the beginning of the next track.
2) When (center) of the ENT button
(right) twice to fast-forward the tape
Notes:
Do not leave a cassette tape in the ejected posi-
tion (the operation panel is turned downward)
because it may cause a breakdown. Be sure to
remove the cassette tape or insert it and close the
operation panel.
•
•
11
is
pressed at a desired track, the APC is can-
celed and playback starts from that point.
Do not expose the operation panel to shocks.
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Note:
When the
Dolby Noise Reduction System
11
(center) of the ENT button
is
•
18
Press the Dolby NR button
Dolby B NR.
to turn on the
pressed at a location that is less than 15 seconds
from the start or end of the track, that track may be
skipped and the previous or the next track may be
selected instead.
N R
in the display becomes pink.
*
The Dolby Noise Reduction System is manufac-
tured under license of the Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
DOLBY, and the double D mark are registered
trademarks of the Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation.
•
•
Switching to the other side of the
tape
Press the BND button
13
. Playback is switched
To cancel the Dolby NR, press the Dolby NR but-
to the other side of the cassette tape.
*
18
N R
ton
to turn off the Dolby B NR.
in the
display returns to the previous color.
Auto reverse mechanism
When the end of the cassette tape is reached,
the other side of the tape is played automatical-
Blank skip function
Press the Blank Skip button
to the beginning of the next recorded section
when there is a blank space of 12 seconds or
more between selections.
19
to skip playback
13
ly without pressing the BND button
.
FF scan function
16
1) Press the Scan button
. The first 10 sec-
BLS
in the display becomes pink.
To cancel the blank skip function, press the Blank
*
*
onds of all the tracks on the cassette tape are
played repeatedly.
19
Skip button
resumed and
previous color.
again. Normal playback is
in the display returns to the
BLS
SCN
in the display becomes pink.
*
Note:
Notes:
Scanning is performed only for the track after the
one that is currently being played.
•
The APC, Scan, Repeat, and Blank skip functions
may not work normally with the following tapes:
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2) Press the Scan button
at the desired track
Tapes on which the recording level is low.
Tapes on which there is less than 4 seconds of
blank space between selections.
•
•
to cancel scanning and start playback from
that position.
Tapes on which there are long pauses in the mid-
dle of selections.
SCN
in the display returns to the previous
•
*
color.
Tapes on which there is much noise between
selections.
•
Repeat function
17
1) Press the Repeat button
rent track repeatedly.
to play the cur-
RPT
in the display becomes pink.
*
2) To cancel the repeat function, press the
17
Repeat button
again to resume playback.
RPT
in the display returns to the previous
*
color.
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CD Mode Operations
Note:
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
(left) to select a track.
to
(right) or
CD-ROM discs cannot be played.
•
: Selects the next track. (Example: The
third track from the current one is select-
ed by sliding the button 3 times.)
Loading and playing a CD
When a CD is already inserted (When the DISC
*
8
12
To return to the beginning of the current
indicator
lights), press the FUNC button
and select CD mode. Playback starts automatically.
11
track, slide the Up/Down button
to (left).
once
3
1) Press the CD button
turns downward and the CD Insertion slot
appears.
. The operation panel
31
: Selects the previous track. (Example:
The third track before the current one is
selected by sliding the button 1+3=4
times (the first sliding returns you to the
beginning of the current track).)
Note:
When the operation panel angle has been adjust-
•
2
ed with the SLOPE button
(excluding the case
when it has been adjusted to the maximum
angle), a CD cannot be inserted because the
Ejecting the CD
3
panel may damage it. Press the CD button
or
3
1) Press the CD button
to eject the CD.
press and hold the SLOPE button to set the
2
panel to the maximum angle and insert the CD.
2) Remove the CD.
For 5-inch (12 cm) CD
For 3-inch (8 cm) single CD
Remove the CD only when the operation
panel is turned downward. The panel closes
automatically after a few seconds.
When the operation panel angle has been
stored, it is set to that position.
*
Notes:
Do not leave a disc in the ejected position. If the
unit is operated in such a condition, it may break
down or damage the disc.
When inserting a disc, insert it until it is fully drawn
into the slot.
When the operation panel is left in downward
position, a repeated beep sounds. Remove or fully
insert the CD or a tape and close the operation
panel.
Be careful not to let your fingers get caught in the
panel when it turns upward or downward.
•
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2) Insert the disc into the CD Insertion slot
with the label side facing up.
•
•
CD mode is set and playback begins auto-
matically.
After a CD is inserted, the operation panel
closes automatically. Adjust the panel angle
with the SLOPE button . When an operation
*
2
panel angle has been stored, it is set to that
position automatically.
•
•
If the operation panel is turned downward after
ejecting a cassette tape or due to other opera-
tion, an alarm sounds, the operation panel
closes, and the CD playback begins automati-
cally.
*
3
When the CD button
is pressed, the eject oper-
ation is performed even if a disc has not been
loaded. During the eject operation, the SLOPE
2
1
button
operated.
and the TAPE button
cannot be
If the operation panel is moved due to shock when
set to the maximum angle, it must be reset to the
•
CAUTION
Do not put your hand or fingers into the
Cassette Insertion slot or CD Insertion slot,
as this may cause a breakdown.
2
maximum angle with the SLOPE button
before
the CD can be ejected by pressing the CD button
3
.
Be careful not to let your fingers get caught
in the panel when it turns upward or down-
ward.
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Pausing playback
Repeat play
11
17
to repeat play-
1) Press
pause playback.
“PAUSE” appears in the display.
(center) of the ENT button
to
1) Press the Repeat button
back of the current track.
RPT
T-RPT
appears in
becomes pink and
the display.
To cancel repeat play, press the Repeat button
*
*
11
2) Press
(center) of the ENT button
*
again to resume playback.
17
again. Playback resumes.
Fast-forward and fast-backward
Random play
11
1) Slide and hold the Up/Down button
to
18
1) Press the Random button
play.
to start random
(right) and (left). The CD fast-forwards
or fast-backwards while the button is being
held down.
RDM
T-RDM
appears in
becomes pink and
the display.
To cancel random play, press the Random but-
*
: Moves forward 5 times faster than nor-
mal play when you slide it for about 1
second and 30 times faster than normal
play when you slide it for 5 seconds or
longer.
*
18
ton
again. Playback resumes.
: Moves backward 5 times faster than nor-
mal play when you slide it for about 1
second and 30 times faster than normal
play when you slide it for 5 seconds or
longer.
2) Release the button when you reach the track
you want to listen to. Playback resumes.
Scan play
16
1) Press the Scan button
. The first 10 sec-
onds of all the tracks on the CD are played
repeatedly.
SCN
T-SCN
appears in
becomes pink and
the display.
*
Scan play starts from the track after the cur-
rent one.
*
When the power is turned off, scan play is can-
celed.
*
16
2) Press the Scan button
when you reach
the track you want to listen to. Scan play is
canceled and playback starts.
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CD Changer Mode Operations
This unit can control a separately sold CD
changer to store and play up to 18 CDs.
: Moves backward 3 times faster than nor-
mal play when you slide it for about 1 sec-
ond and 30 times faster than normal play
when you slide it for 5 seconds or longer.
Note:
CD-ROM discs cannot be played.
•
Note:
Slide the Up/Down button
(left) for 1 second or shorter to switch the tracks.
Listening to a CD
11
to
(right) or
•
12
1) Press the FUNC button
and select CD
changer mode. Playback starts automatically.
2) Release the button when you reach the
desired track to start playback.
16
21
to
2) Press one of the Disc No. buttons
corresponding to each CD to select one.
The selected CD No. becomes pink in the dis-
play.
*
Pausing playback
11
1) Press
pause playback.
“PAUSE” appears in the display.
(center) of the ENT button
to
Note:
If a slot in a magazine is empty, that slot No. does
not appear in the display and cannot be selected.
•
*
11
2) Press
(center) of the ENT button
again to resume playback.
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) or
(left) to select a track (song).
: Selects the next track. (Example: The
third track from the current one is select-
ed by sliding the button 3 times.)
Scan play
This function plays the first 10 seconds of all the
tracks on the current CD (track scan) or first 10
seconds of the first track of all the CDs in the CD
changer (disc scan).
To return to the beginning of the current
11
track, slide the Up/Down button
once
to
(left).
22
1) Press the SHIFT button
RPT/RDM mode.
to select SCN/
:
Selects the previous track.
(Example: The third track before the cur-
rent one is selected by sliding the button
1+3=4 times (the first sliding returns you
to the beginning of the current track).)
16
2) Press the Scan button
to start track scan.
Scanning starts from the next track of the cur-
rent one.
16
Press the Scan button
for about 2 sec-
onds to start disc scan. Scanning starts from
the next disc of the current one.
Notes:
After CD No. 6 is played, CD No. 1 is played
again. However, when a CD changer capable of
storing 12 or 18 CDs is connected to the unit, all
CDs in all magazines are played sequentially
(unless the magazine is locked).
•
SCN
T-SCN
D-SCN
or
becomes pink and
appears in the display.
Turning off the power cancels scan play.
*
*
16
3) Press the Scan button
when you reach
The empty slot No. is skipped and the next CD is
played.
•
the track you want to listen to. Playback
resumes.
Fast-forward and fast-backward
Repeat play
This function plays the current track (track repeat)
or the current CD (disc repeat) repeatedly.
11
1) Slide and hold the Up/Down button
to
(right) and (left). The CD fast-forwards
or fast-backwards while the button is being
held.
22
1) Press the SHIFT button
SCN/RPT/RDM mode.
to select
: Moves forward 3 times faster than normal
play when you slide it for about 1 second
and 30 times faster than normal play
when you slide it for 5 seconds or longer.
17
2) Press the Repeat button
to start track
repeat or press it for about 2 seconds to start
disc repeat.
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RPT
T-RPT
D-RPT
or
Locking the magazine
becomes pink and
appears in the display.
To cancel track repeat or disc repeat, press the
*
*
13
1) Press and hold the MAG button
for about
2 seconds to play tracks on only the current
CD.
17
Repeat button
again. Playback resumes.
The selected magazine No. becomes pink in
the display.
*
Random play
This function plays all the tracks on the current
CD (track random) or plays the all CDs in the
magazine (disc random) in random order.
Notes:
Even when the magazine is locked, pressing the
MAG button
which is locked.
•
13
switches to the new magazine
22
1) Press the SHIFT button
SCN/RPT/RDM mode.
to select
When the magazine is locked, scanning and ran-
dom playback are performed only for the locked
magazine.
•
18
2) Press the Random button
to start track
random or press it for about 2 seconds to
start disc random.
13
2) To cancel, press and hold the MAG button
for about 2 seconds. Playback resumes.
RDM
T-RDM
D-RDM
or
becomes pink and
appears in the display.
3) When a track that you want to listen to is
*
18
played, press the Random button
resume playback.
again to
Switching the magazine
Note:
This function is not available with the CD changer
storing 6 CDs.
•
13
Press the MAG button
to select a magazine.
13
Each time you press the MAG button
, the
magazine switches in the following order:
Magazine 1
Magazine 2
Magazine 3 (when a CD changer storing
3 magazines is connected)
Playback starts from No. 1 CD in the selected
magazine.
The selected magazine No., DISC No., and
TRACK No. appear in the display.
*
Magazine No.
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Operating the Equalizer
This unit has a built-in 7-band graphic equalizer
to adjust the sound level in each frequency
range. You can select one of the four preset pat-
terns (basic equalizer), or can set four patterns
by yourself and select one (user equalizer).
11
to
4) Press
(center) of the ENT button
select the equalizer setting mode.
Note:
In the following operation, when the hand mark (
appears in the display, the previous mode is
recalled if no operation is made within 5 seconds.
)
•
11
5) Slide the Up/Down button
(right), (up), or
to
(left),
(down) to set an
equalizer pattern.
Selecting the equalizer pattern
Increases the sound level.
Note:
In EQ USER display, design equalizer pattern by
•
yourself and store them. For further detail, see the
next subsection “Designing and storing equalizer
patterns.”
Shifts the
frequency range
to the left.
Shifts the
frequency range
to the right.
15
1) Press the EQ button
.
13
2) Press the BND button
or EQ BASIC.
to select EQ USER
Decreases the sound level.
6) After setting the frequency pattern, press
13
Each time you press the BND button
play toggles between EQ BASIC and EQ
USER.
, dis-
*
11
(center) of the ENT button
to store it.
Note:
The stored equalizer pattern can be selected in
the same procedure as described in the previous
subsection “Selecting the equalizer pattern.”
•
Turning on and off the equalizer
pattern
3) Select an equalizer pattern by pressing one
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
16
19
of buttons
to
.
Note:
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
Be sure to turn on the equalizer effect. Otherwise,
the equalizer effect is not available. For this oper-
ation, see the subsection “Turning on and off the
equalizer pattern.”
(up) to move the cursor to “EQ.”
•
11
3) Each time you slide the Up/Down button
to
(right), “ON” and “OFF” toggles.
When “OFF” is set, the EQ indicator
off.
5
goes
*
Designing and storing equalizer
patterns
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
15
1) Press the EQ button
.
13
2) Press the BND button
display.
to select EQ USER
13
Each time you press the BND button
, the
*
display toggles between EQ BASIC and EQ
USER.
3) Select an equalizer pattern to be stored
(USER1 to USER4) by pressing one of but-
16
19
tons
to
.
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Rear Vision Camera
Note:
WARNING
Use this camera as an auxiliary means to check-
•
ing obstacles.
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR
VIEWING TELEVISION BROADCASTS OR
VIDEO TAPES OR FOR PLAYING VIDEO
GAMES. Such uses of this product may
distract the driver or interfere with the dri-
ver’s safe operation of the motor vehicle
and may violate state law. CLARION DIS-
CLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY BODILY
INJURY, INCLUDING FATALITIES, OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT
FROM ANY SUCH UNINTENDED USES OR
FROM ANY IMPROPER USE OF THIS
PRODUCT.
Monitoring the rear vision camera
The rear vision camera can be connected to this
unit.
For the power supply of the camera, mount the
power box sold separately (CCA-147-501).
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
(up) to move the cursor to “CAMERA.”
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) to
change “OFF” to “ON.”
Note:
When the monitor lock function is on, pressing the
•
11
(center) of the ENT button
sound causes the L indicator
to mute the
to flash.
9
To cancel the monitor lock, press the VISU button
*
7
. The mode returns to the previous one and the
L indicator goes off.
Note:
9
When “CAMERA” in the CONFIGURATION dis-
play is turned on, the setting can be switched even
if the camera has not been connected.
•
Connecting an external monitor
An output terminal for an external monitor is pro-
vided on the back of the unit to connect an exter-
nal monitor.
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
7
5) Press the VISU button
camera mode.
to switch to the
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
Note:
(up) to move the cursor to “MONITOR.”
When you shift into the reverse gear, the rear
vision camera is automatically turned on.
•
To cancel the rear vision camera, change “ON” to
“OFF” of the “CAMERA” in step 3) above.
*
Listening to a CD or cassette tape in
rear vision camera mode (monitor lock)
You can listen to a CD or cassette tape while
monitoring the rear vision camera.
12
1) Press the FUNC button
to select the
mode you want to listen to (CD, tape, or
radio).
7
2) Press the VISU button
vision camera.
to monitor the rear
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right)
(right)
and switch “AUDIO” to “VISUAL.”
9
The L indicator
lights.
*
11
Slide the Up/Down button
to
*
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again to return to “AUDIO.”
AUDIO : Display becomes black.
VISUAL: The rear vision camera is moni-
tored on the display. (Applicable
only when the rear vision camera is
connected. When it has not been
connected, display becomes black
in radio, CD, or ISR mode.)
Darken.
Brighten.
BRIGHT is selected.
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious display.
to return to the pre-
11
5) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) or
(left) to adjust the brightness.
Adjusting the brightness and tone
of color (when the rear vision
camera is connected)
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
(up) to move the cursor to “DISPLAY.”
Adjusting the brightness
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right) to
select either of BRIGHT, COLOR, or HUE.
Each time you slide the Up/Down button
11
to
(right), the adjustment mode switches
in the following order:
BRIGHT
COLOR
HUE
BRIGHT :Adjusts the brightness of the dis-
play.
COLOR :Adjusts the color saturation.
HUE
:Adjusts the tone of color. (red is
emphasized ↔ green is empha-
sized.)
11
to
4) Press
(center) of the ENT button
select what to adjust.
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Other Functions
Switching the spectrum analyzer
display
The spectrum analyzer display pattern can be
switched in radio, tape, CD, or CD changer
mode.
Switching the button color
Button color can be switched between green and
amber.
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
26
Each time you press the DISP button
, the
11
2) Each time you slide the Up/Down button
to (right), the button color toggles
spectrum analyzer display pattern switches in
the following order:
between green (ILLUMI1) and amber (ILLU-
MI2).
Normal display
CITY LIGHTS
SPECTRUM
AUDIO GAUGE
SPECTRUM PEAKS
REV. SPECTRUM
MIRROR IMAGE
Normal display
10
3) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
SPECTRUM
SPECTRUM PEAKS
MIRROR IMAGE
CITY LIGHTS
AUDIO GAUGE
REV. SPECTRUM
Switching the background color
The background color of the display can be
switched between blue and black.
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
(up) to move the cursor to “COLOR.”
11
3) Each time you slide the Up/Down button
to
(right), the background color toggles
between blue (COLOR1) and black
(COLOR2).
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
Notes:
Turning on and off the operation
sound
You can turn off the beep sound output during
operation.
In ISR mode, the spectrum analyzer patterns can-
not be displayed.
The spectrum analyzer turns off temporarily in
some mode or during some key operation.
•
•
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
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11
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
4) Slide the Up/Down button
(down), (left), or
pink cursor to the letter you want to enter.
to
(up),
(up) to move the cursor to “BEEP.”
(right) to move the
11
Press the
(center) of the ENT button
.
The selected letter is entered at the cursor
(black) on the top of the display.
Repeat steps 3) and 4) above to enter the title.
If you entered the wrong letter, press the but-
*
*
20
ton
to backspace the cursor (black) and
11
3) Each time you slide the Up/Down button
enter the correct letter this time.
to
and off.
(right), the beep sound is turned on
21
Press the button . The cursor (black) moves
*
to the right.
10
4) Press the ADJ button
vious mode.
to return to the pre-
5) After entering the title, press and hold
11
(center) of the ENT button
for about 2 sec-
onds. The title is stored when the beep
sounds and the previous mode is recalled.
Titling
You can title a radio station or CD name (title)
and store them. When the titled station is tuned
in or the CD is played, its title appears in the dis-
play.
Note:
The title list in radio mode displays only titles for
the preset stations.
•
Clearing the title
Entering a title
Notes:
1) Select the mode where the title you want to
clear is stored (radio or CD mode).
Up to 30 FM band and 20 AM band stations can
be titled. Also 50 CDs can be titled.
•
23
2) Press the TITLE button
twice in CD mode
or 3 times in radio or CD changer mode to go
to the TITLE CLEAR display.
If you try to input more than the specified number
•
of titles, “OVER FLOW” appears in the display and
further input becomes impossible. Delete unnec-
essary titles to input new ones.
1) Select a station or CD which you want to title.
23
2) Press the TITLE button
input display.
and select the title
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
(up) to move the cursor to the title you
want to clear and press and hold (center)
to
(down) or
of the ENT button 11 for about 2 seconds.
The title is cleared when the beep sounds.
23
4) Press the TITLE button
previous mode.
to return to the
23
Each time you press the TITLE button
display switches in the following order.
, the
*
Changing the title
Title input display
Previous mode
TITLE SELECT
TITLE CLEAR
1) Select the mode where the title you want to
change is stored (radio or CD mode).
16
17
to select the letter
3) Press button
type.
and
23
2) Press the TITLE button
input display.
to select the title
16
Button
Button
: Upper case letters and figures
: Lower case letters and symbols
Change the title using the procedure
described in step 3) above and in the sub-
section “Entering a title.”
17
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Selecting the title
1) Select the mode where the title you want to
select is stored (radio or CD mode).
23
2) Press the TITLE button
TITLE SELECT display.
twice to select the
The entered titles appear after the title num-
bers.
In CD mode, the TITLE SELECT display can-
not be selected.
*
11
In radio mode, slide the Up/Down button
to
*
(left) or
(right) to select a band.
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(down) or
(up) to move the cursor to
the title to be selected. Press
(center) of
11
the ENT button
station.
to tune in to the selected
Press the TITLE button 23 twice to quit the
TITLE SELECT display.
*
DEMO (demonstration)
In this mode, the spectrum analyzer pattern and
equalizer pattern are switched sequentially.
Note:
Some key operations cannot be made during a
DEMO.
•
10
1) Press the ADJ button
FIGURATION display.
to select the CON-
11
2) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(up) or
(down) to select “DEMO.”
11
3) Slide the Up/Down button
to
(right)
and turn “OFF” to “ON.” The demonstration
starts.
To cancel the demonstration, press
(cen-
*
11
ter) of the ENT button
.
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10. FM RECEPTION
® TUNER
Signal Actuated Stereo Control
(SASC)
Understanding the Difficulties of
FM Reception in Your Car
In weak signal conditions, the SASC circuit will
provide optimum, low noise reception. As the
signal weakens, stereo separation is smoothly
converted to a monaural signal with a gradual
“cut-back” on high frequency reproduction, mini-
mizing “hiss” and noise.
FM radio waves are transmitted in the very high
frequency range (VHF). These waves move in
straight lines, much like light. Tall buildings, hills
and mountains, or other obstructions may cause
“shadows” or loss of signal, noted by a momen-
tary “hissing” noise in the reception.
These obstructions found in day-to-day urban
travel can reflect or bounce the signal. When
reflected and direct signals arrive at the radio’s
antenna together, a similar noise problem may
occur, called multi-path interference.
Balanced Mixer FM Front-End –
Dual-Gate FET
The balanced mixer pre-amp section is designed
to provide a uniform signal to the tuner – creat-
ing the best possible noise-free reception. A
variable gain stage automatically controls the
amplitude of the signal according to the incom-
ing signal strength. As the signal deteriorates or
weakens, the gain is “increased” to ensure the
highest quality signal with the least amount of
noise. When signal strength becomes very
strong, the gain is reduced, avoiding unneces-
sary distortion.
In addition, the vehicle itself can be the culprit,
creating various types of impulse noise (usually
associated with the vehicle’s ignition and/or
other parts of the electrical system), which again
will deteriorate signal quality.
Triple Stage Narrow Band IF Filters
The new triple stage IF and ceramic filter system
enables the tuner to “focus” on the selected fre-
quency – ignoring stronger or nearer stations to
prevent frequency “hopping.” With this type of
narrow band filtering, the selectivity of the tuner
can be increased.
The
® AM/FM Tuner
combines both AM and FM
®
tuners into one small, unique package. The
design incorporates many advanced technolo-
gies exclusively engineered to improve FM and
AM performance.
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11. TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom
Cause
Measure
Power does not switch on. The fuse has blown.
(There is no sound pro-
duced.)
Replace the fuse with one of the same rating.
If the fuse blows again, contact the store
where you purchased the unit.
Wiring is incomplete.
See “Installation/Wire Connection Guide (es-
pecially, Section 6. Wire Connections)” of this
manual and connect properly.
Sound quality is poor.
The head is dirty.
Use a cleaning tape, etc. to clean the head.
The Dolby NR button is not Turn the Dolby NR button on when listening to
pressed. tapes recorded with the Dolby NR system.
Nothing happens when Noise, etc., is causing the mi- Press the reset button with the tip of a very
buttons are pressed, or the croprocessor to malfunction. fine instrument for about 2 seconds.
display is not accurate.
Reset button
Tip of a very fine
instrument
Picture is dark.
BRIGHT (brightness) adjust- Select the CONFIGURATION display and ad-
ment is not appropriate.
just the BRIGHT (brightness) properly.
Poor usage conditions
The temperature in the car may be below 32°F
(0°C) or above 140°F (60°C). Check the dis-
play again when the internal temperature is
between 32°F (0°C) to 140°F (60°C).
Colors are pale or hue is COLOR (tone of color) and Select the CONFIGURATION display and ad-
poor. HUE are not adjusted appro- just the color and hue density using the COL-
priately.
OR and HUE controls.
Spots or stripes on picture Interference signals
This may be caused by interference from other
cars, trains, high voltage lines, neon lights, etc.
Check again in another place.
The compact disc does not There is already a compact disc Eject the compact disc and then insert another
enter. inside the disc insertion slot. one.
The operation panel is not Press CD (eject) button 3 or set the operation
set to the maximum angle.
panel to the maximum angle.
Sound skipping noise and The compact disc is dirty.
other noise are heard.
Wipe the compact disc with a soft cloth.
The compact disc is severely Replace the compact disc with one that is in
scratched or warped.
good condition.
The sound is poor imme- When the car is parked in a Turn the unit on and wait for about 1 hour be-
diately after switching on humid place, dew might form fore operating.
the power.
on the internal lens.
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12. ERROR DISPLAYS
↔ If an error occurs, the type of error is displayed.
Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem.
Display
Mode
Cause
Measure
TEMP Error CD
Displayed when the temperature sur- Lower the surrounding tem-
rounding the unit or the CD changer is perature and wait for a while
high and it may damage the semicon- to cool off the unit and the
CD changer
CD changer
ductor or laser part.
CD changer.
Error 1
Error 2
Displayed when the built-in battery of the Check the instruction man-
CD changer has run down. ual of the CD changer.
Cassette tape Displayed when the cassette tape is Eliminate the cause of the
stuck and cannot be ejected. sticking.
CD
Displayed when the disc is stuck and Press the CD button 3 .
cannot be ejected.
Cassette tape Displayed when the cassette tape is Replace the tape with anoth-
wrong and can not be played properly. er one.
Eject the tape.
CD changer
Displayed when an error occurred in the Check the CD changer.
CD changer mechanism, etc. (e.g. disc
cannot be changed).
Error 3
Error 6
CD
Displayed when the pickup cannot focus Check the disc.
when the CD is played due to scratches
on the disc.
CD changer
CD
Displayed when the disc is loaded up- Check the disc.
side-down, or only the adapter for the 8
cm-disc is inserted.
CD changer
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13. SPECIFICATIONS
Tape Player
LCD Display
Tracking system: 4-track compact cassette stereo
Frequency response: 20 Hz to 18 kHz
Signal-to-noise ratio (metal tape):
DOLBY NR OFF; 55 dB
Screen size: Type 5 (4” (101.8 mm) Width × 2-
15/16” (74.4 mm) Height)
Display method: Transmission type TN liquid
crystal display
DOLBY NR B ON; 64 dB
Channel separation: 45 dB (1 kHz)
Cross talk: 50 dB (1 kHz)
Drive method: TFT (thin–film transistor) active
matrix driving
Pixels: 224,640 (960 × 234)
Wow and flutter: 0.06% (WRMS)
Fast-forward and rewind time: approx. 100 seconds
(C-60)
General
Power source voltage: 14.4 V DC
Ground: Negative
Current consumption: 4.0 A (1 W)
Dimensions (source unit): 7” (178 mm) Width ×
3-15/16” (100 mm) Height × 6-3/8” (161 mm)
Depth
Dimensions (tuner amplifier unit): 7” (178 mm)
Width × 7-3/4” (196 mm) Depth × 1-1/2” (38
mm) Height
FM Tuner
Frequency range: 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz (87.5 MHz
to 108 MHz)
Usable sensitivity: 12 dBf (new IHF)
50 dB quieting sensitivity: 18 dBf (new IHF)
.
Signal-to-noise ratio: (IHF A) 70 dB
Frequency response: 30 to 15 kHz ±3 dB
Stereo separation: 35 dB (1 kHz, 60 dBf)
Weight (source unit): 6.17 lb. (2.8 kg)
Weight (tuner amplifier unit): 2.42 lb. (1.1 kg)
AM Tuner
Source unit
Frequency range: 530 kHz to 1710 kHz (531 kHz
to 1629 kHz)
Usable sensitivity: 28 dB (µV)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 50 dB (monaural)
Audio Amplifier
Rated power output: 14 W × 4 (20 Hz to 20 kHz,
1%, 4 Ω)
Maximum power output: 30 W × 4 (EIAJ)
Equalizer control: ±10 dB (frequency: 60, 125,
250, 500, 1 k, 3 k, 10 kHz)
6-13/16
(172 mm)
3-7/8
(98 mm)
7
3-15/16
(100 mm)
(178 mm)
Speaker impedance: 4 Ω (4 to 8 Ω)
Remote Control Unit
CD Player
Frequency response: 10 Hz to 20 kHz ±1 dB
(EIAJ)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 96 dB (EIAJ)
Dynamic range: 95 dB (EIAJ)
THD: 0.01% (EIAJ)
Infrared wireless remote control
Dimensions: 1-9/16” (40 mm) Width × 3-3/8”
(86 mm) Height × 9/32” (6.5 mm) Depth
Weight: 0.55 oz. (15.5 g) (excluding the battery)
Notes:
Specifications comply with EIAJ Standards.
•
•
Specifications and design are subject to change with-
out notice for further improvement.
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