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OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

MANUAL

DE

INSTRUCCIONES

MODE

D'EMPLOI

STEREO

CAR

CASSETTE

RECEIVER

RADIO-CASSETTE

ESTEREOFONICO

PARA

AUTOMOVIL

OWNER’S

RECORD

|

For

your

convenience,

record

the

model

number

and

serial

number

(you

will

find

them

on

the

bottom

of

your

|

set)

in

the

space

provided

below.

Please

referto

them

1

when

you

contactyour

AIWA

dealer

in

case

of

difficulty.

1

Model

No.

[CT-X417

]

■

table

of

contents

PRECAUTIONS.

DETACHING

THE

CONTROL

PANEL

£*£.

CONTROL

PANEL.„

SOUND

ADJUSTMENTS

.

RADIO

OPERATION

.

PRESETTING

STATIONS

..

.

TAPE

PLAYBACK.

CONNECTING

A

PORTABLE

CD

PLAYER

OR

OTHER

EQUIPMENT

SPECIFICATIONS.

13

15

NOTE

FOR

USE

IN

THE

U.S.A.

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

—

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

—

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

—

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

—

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

CAUTION

Modifications

or

adjustments

to

this

product,

which

are

not

expressly

approved

by

the

manufacturer,

may

void

the

user’s

right

or

authority

to

operate

this

product-

■

PRECAUTIONS

•

Ensure

to

remove

the

cassette

tape

from

the

cassette

compartment

of

the

unit

when

you

are

not

using

the

unit.

•

Do

not

let

cassette

tapes

come

in

contact

with

direct

sunlight,

dirt

or

dust.

Do

not

touch

the

tape

inside

a

cassette

as

doing

so

may

contaminate

the

tape

surface.

•

Do

not

leave

cassette

tapes

near

electric

motors

or

magnets.

Store

them

separately

to

avoid

unwanted

noise

or

loss

of

tone

quality.

•

Use

a

cleaning

cassette

to

clean

the

playback

head

and

capstans

approximately

once

a

month.

If

the

playback

head

is

dirty,

the

high

tone

sound

may

not

be

reproduced

properly.

•Keep

screwdrivers

etc.

or

other

metallic

or

magnetic

objects

away

from

the

playback

head.

•

When

your

car

is

parked

under

direct

sunlight

in

summer,

there

may

be

a

considerable

rise

in

temperature

inside

the

car.

Ensure

to

let

the

ambient

temperature

cool

down

before

playing

a

cassette

lape.

•

This

unit

is

designed

to

be

operated

on

a

12

volt

DC

negative

ground

electrical

system

only.

•

When

replacing

the

fuse,

be

sure

to

use

the

fuse

whose

amperage

rating

is

identical.

Use

of

a

fuse

with

higher

amperage

may

cause

serious

damage

to

the

unit.

CAUTION

•There

is

a

transit

protection

pad

in

the

cassette

compartment.

Be

sure

to

remove

the

pad

and

push

the

eject

button

before

operating

the

unit.

SECURITY

LAMP

The

LED

lamp

on

the

front

side

of

unit

is

visible

when

the

control

panel

is

detached.

This

lamp

continues

to

flash

to

deter

theft

while

the

car’s

ignition

key

is

lurned

off

with

the

control

panel

detached.

However,

this

unit

is

not

equipped

with

the

security

alarm

system

that

sounds

an

audible

alarm,

therefore

there

are

limitations

to

this

anti¬

theft

device.

fj

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'rafaf

1

I

3

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a

J

EN

3

■

DETACHING

THE

CONTROL

PANEL

j®lE

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u

^=--cT

:P

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&

&

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(=0

Civ

Ci-

5

You

can

detach

the

control

panel

from

the

unit

and

carry

it

with

you

when

you

leave

your

car

unattended.

1

If

a

cassette

is

inserted,

remove

it

to

prevent

possible

damage

to

the

unit.

2

Press

PW

to

turn

the

unit

off.

3

While

supporting

the

control

panel

with

one

hand,

press

®

to

release

one

side

of

the

panel.

Care

must

be

taken

not

to

drop

the

panel

as

it

may

suddenly

eject

at

this

point.

4

When

the

control

panel

is

lifted

from

the

unit,

remove

it

by

pulling

away

from

the

unit.

Do

not

touch

the

connector

on

the

reverse

side

of

the

control

panel

as

doing

so

may

contaminate

the

connector

and

cause

a

poor

connection

resulting

in

a

malfunction

of

the

unit.

•

Put

the

control

panel

inside

the

supplied

carrying

case

to

protect

it

from

being

damaged

when

you

carry

it

with

you.

EN

4

Attaching

the

control

panel

Display

window

®

+/—

(audio

control)

buttons

©

PS/A.

ME

(preset

scan/auto

memory)

button

©TUNE/W

buttons

@

AUX

(auxiliary)

jack

(3.5

0

)

©EJECT

±

button

©

Cassette

compartment

©

REW/FF

DIRECTION

(rewind/fast

forward)

buttons

®

PW

(power

on/off)

button

®

ill

(release)

button

©

Preset

station

buttons

1

-6

®

LO

(local/DX)

button

@

SELECT

button

©AUX

(auxiliary)

button

%

LOUD

(loudness)

button

©

MUTE

button

©

BAND

button

@ST

(stereo/monaural)

button

©

Band

indicators

©

ST

(stereo)

indicator

m

MONO

(monaural)

indicator

(g)

LOC

(local)

indicator

%;

LOUD

(loudness)

indicator

©

(tape

direction)

indicators

©

Audio

control

indicators

©

Main

display

section

©

Subdisplay

section

■

sound

ADJUSTMENTS

1

Press

SELECT

to

select

the

mode

that

you

want

to

adjust

from:

VOL

(volume),

BASS

(bass),

TRE

(treble),

BAL

(balance)

and

FAD

(fader).

The

following

indications

are

displayed

in

cyclic

order.

pt_;

O

L-3

F

5-+T

R

R

l-F

Fi

7?

.

The

selected

mode

changes

to

that

of

the

volume

mode

when

SELECT

is

pressed

tor

more

than

5

seconds.

2

Press

+/—

to

adjust

the

sound

quality.

Quickly

press

(less

than

0.5

second)

either

side

of

the

button

to

change

the

level

in

small

steps.

Press

and

hold

either

side

of

the

button

to

change

the

level

rapidly.

Adjust

each

mode

referring

to

the

audio

control

indicators

in

the

display

window

(see

page

6).

—

side

+

side

»(»-(!

u

u

t

Decreases

the

volume

level

Increases

the

volume

level

SR

5

Decreases

the

bass

Increases

the

bass

level

TRE

Decreases

the

Increases

the

treble

SRL

Decreases

the

level

of

the

right

speaker(s)

Decreases

the

level

of

the

left

speaker(s)

F

FI

I!

Decreases

the

level

of

the

rear

speakers

Decreases

the

level

of

the

front

speakers

Without

selecting

any

mode

with

SELECT,

only

the

volume

level

can

be

adjusted

by

pressing

+/—.

MUTE

button

Press

this

button

to

temporarily

lower

the

volume

level.

Press

it

again

to

restore

the

previous

volume

level.

LOUD

(loudness)

button

Press

this

button

to

boost

both

bass

and

treble

while

listening

with

low

volume

level.

1

EN

I

7

■

radio

operation

3®p

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--

($<?)

a><jj

1

P

ress

PW

to

turn

the

radio

on.

The

radio

frequency

is

displayed.

2

P

ress

BAND

to

select

the

band

from

FM1,

FM2,

FM3

and

AM.

The

band

indicators

light

up

cyclically

in

order.

(The

FM1,

FM2

and

FM3

share

the

same

frequency

range.)

3

P

ress

(less

than

0.5

second

at

a

time)

either

TUNE/'.

orTUNE'V

repeatedly

to

tune

in

the

desired

station.

Press

/\

to

increase

and

N/

to

decrease

the

frequency.

4

A

djust

the

volume

with

+/

—.

Seek

tuning

Press

and

hoid

either

TUNE/\

(up)

or

TUNE

N/

-

(down)

for

more

than

0.5

second

to

activate

the

seek

function.

The

unit

automatically

tunes

in

the

next

station

with

good

reception.

Press

the

button

again

to

cancel

the

function.

Repeat

the

procedure

until

the

desired

station

is

tuned

in.

To

turn

the

radio

off

Press

PW.

The

frequency

indication

goes

off

at

the

same

time.

If

you

insert

a

cassette,

the

radio

mode

will

automatically

be

canceled

as

well.

The

L0

(local/DX)

button

You

can

use

the

local

mode

when

you

want

to

tune

in

only

the

strong

signal

stations

during

seek

tuning.

In

the

radio

mode,

press

LO

to

select

the

local

mode.

The

“LOC”

indicator

lights

up.

•When

you

are

not

seek

tuning,

leave

the

unit

in

the

DX

(distance)

mode.

To

cancel

the

local

mode

and

enter

the

DX

mode,

press

LO

again.

•

The

“ST”

(stereo)

indicator

lights

up

when

the

tuned

station

is

broadcasting

in

stereo

and

the

reception

condition

is

good.

The

ST

(stereo/monaural)

button

You

can

switch

between

the

stereo

and

monaural

modes

by

using

this

button.

When

the

radio

reception

is

not

good,

that

may

be

improved

by

switching

to

the

monaural

mode.

The

mode

is

alternately

changed

each

time

you

press

this

button.

When

in

the

monaural

mode,

the

“MONO”

(monaural)

indicatorappears.

IEN

9

■

PRESETTING

STATIONS

To

preset

stations

automatically

(auto

memory)

1

Press

BAND

to

select

the

band

from

FM1,

FM2,

FM3

and

AM.

2

Press

and

hold

PS/A.ME

for

more

than

1.5

seconds

to

activate

the

automatic

preset

function.

The

six

strongest

available

stations

will

be

stored

in

memory

on

the

preset

station

buttons

1

to

6

in

order

of

their

signal

strength.

Use

this

function

to

automatically

preset

up

to

6

stations

each

for

FM1,

FM2,

FM3

and

AM

(Up

to

a

total

of

24

stations.)

•To

stop

automatic

presetting,

press

PS/A.ME

again

or

press

any

of

the

preset

station

buttons

1

to

6.

To

check

the

preset

stations

(Preset

Scan)

•

If

you

want

to

check

the

preset

stations,

press

PS/A.ME

for

less

than

1.5

seconds.

The

preset

stations

stored

in

memory

will

be

tuned

in

for

5

seconds

each

in

order.

•To

stop

this

function,

press

PS/A.ME

again

or

press

any

of

the

preset

station

buttons

1

to

6.