Axis AX1800BT 2 Series User manual

AX1800BT Series 2
12/24V BLUETOOTH MECHLESS
AM/FM MULTIMEDIA PLAYER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
- Fixed Face Panel
- Mechless (without CD deck)
- “Ultra Memory” To retain preset settings
after battery is disconnected
- Illuminated Controls
- FSTN Display for Wide Angle Viewing
- ISO DIN Mounting
- Mounting Depth: 86mm
- Mini DIN Chassis: 178W x 50H x 86D mm
- 12/24 Volt DC (10.8-32V) Negative Ground
- 2 Ch RCA Line Out - 5 Volt (Max)
- Speaker Impedance 4-8 Ohm
- Max Power 25 Watts x 4 Ch
- Digital Clock
TUNER
- PLL Synthesized AM/FM Stereo
- Xtreme Long Range Tuner
- FM 87.5~108 MHz; AM 522~1710 KHz
- Interference Absorption Circuit
- 30 Station Presets - 18FM/12AM Memory
- Station Seek/Preset Scan/Auto Store
- Automatic or Manual Tuning
- Local/Distant Control
- Mono/Stereo
AUDIO CONTROL
- Rotary Encoder
- Electronic Volume/Balance/Fader/
Bass/Treble
- Loud/Mute
- 4 Band DSP Settings
- Telemute
MULTIMEDIA
- USB Input: Front Panel
- SD/MMC Card Port: Front Panel
- AUX-IN: Front (3.5mm)
- MP3/WMA Player
- Intro/Repeat/Random Play/Pause
- Track Down/Up/Select (MP3/WMA Files)
INCLUDED
- Remote Control
- External Microphone
- ISO Wiring Harness
- Installation Hardware
BLUETOOTH
- Bluetooth in Phone Mode
- Pick-Up/End Call
- A2DP Music Streaming

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53mm
182mm
INSTALLATION
PRECAUTIONS
• Carefully choose the mounting location so normal driving is not hindered.
• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperatures (direct sunlight or hot air from
the heater) or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.
• Only use mounting hardware supplied for a safe and secure installation.
Mounting angle adjustment
Adjust the mounting angle to less than 20°.
MOUNTING EXAMPLE
Installation in the dashboard
Note: Keep the release key in the safe place as you may need it in future to remove the unit from the car.
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1. UNIT
2. RELEASE CAGE
3. DASH
4. HEX NUT
5. LOCK WASHER
6. PLAIN WASHER
7. CAR BODY
8. REAR SUPPORT STRAP
9. TAPPING SCREW
10. M5 X 15 HEX BOLT
TO SUPPORT THE UNIT
WIRE CONNECTION
Maintenance
FUSE REPLACEMENT
If a fuse blows, check all power connections and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows check for an
electronic or wiring fault. In this case, consult your nearest service centre.
Warning
Use the specied amperage fuse for each lead. Use of a higher amperage fuse may cause serious
damage and void the warranty.
Dashboard
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
Congratulations on choosing this quality Axis audio product!
We wish you countless hours of listening enjoyment. Please read through these operating
instructions so you can eectively operate its many advanced technologies.

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1. UNIT
2. RELEASE CAGE
3. DASH
4. HEX NUT
5. LOCK WASHER
6. PLAIN WASHER
7. CAR BODY
8. REAR SUPPORT STRAP
9. TAPPING SCREW
10. M5 X 15 HEX BOLT
TO SUPPORT THE UNIT
WIRE CONNECTION
Maintenance
FUSE REPLACEMENT
If a fuse blows, check all power connections and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows check for an
electronic or wiring fault. In this case, consult your nearest service centre.
Warning
Use the specied amperage fuse for each lead. Use of a higher amperage fuse may cause serious
damage and void the warranty.
Dashboard
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
TELEMUTE
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1. UNIT
2. RELEASE CAGE
3. DASH
4. HEX NUT
5. LOCK WASHER
6. PLAIN WASHER
7. CAR BODY
8. REAR SUPPORT STRAP
9. TAPPING SCREW
10. M5 X 15 HEX BOLT
TO SUPPORT THE UNIT
WIRE CONNECTION
Maintenance
FUSE REPLACEMENT
If a fuse blows, check all power connections and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows check for an
electronic or wiring fault. In this case, consult your nearest service centre.
Warning
Use the specied amperage fuse for each lead. Use of a higher amperage fuse may cause serious
damage and void the warranty.
Dashboard
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
GREY +
GREY/BLACK –
FRONT
RIGHT
SPEAKER
VIOLET +
VIOLET/BLACK –
REAR
RIGHT
SPEAKER
FRONT
LEFT
SPEAKER
REAR
LEFT
SPEAKER
+ WHITE
– WHITE/BLACK
+ GREEN
– GREEN/BLACK
ISO A/B PLUG
POWER
ANTENNA
BLUE
IGNITION SWITCH (B+)
RED
MEMORY YELLOW
BACK UP
BLACK
GROUND (–)
LINE OUT
L (WHITE) R (RED)
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ISO CONNECTOR
B
A
FUSE 5A
CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE
Block Wire Colour Pin-Out Function Connection
AYe l l o w 4 Positive power supply Battery Positive pole
Black 8 Negative power supply Battery Negative pole or vehicle chassis
Red 7 Automatic power on/o with key Accessories or ignition supply
Blue 512V output for either an amplied
antenna or amplier trigger
Antenna 12V input or amplier REM
input (OPTIONAL)
Brown
Tele-mute – When this wire is
grounded by the factory Bluetooth
system, the radio is muted
Factory Bluetooth negative mute output
(OPTIONAL)
BWhite 5 Front le positive speaker output Front le speaker positive input
White/Black 6 Front le negative speaker output Front le speaker negative input
Grey 3 Front right positive speaker output Front right speaker positive input
Grey/Black 4 Front right negative speaker output Front right speaker negative input
Green 7 Rear le positive speaker output Rear le speaker positive input
Green/Black 8 Rear le negative speaker output Rear le speaker negative input
Purple 1 Rear right positive speaker output Rear right speaker positive input
Purple/Black 2 Rear right negative speaker output Rear right speaker negative input

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CONTROL FUNCTIONS
1. POWER ON/OFF ( ) / MUTE ( )
2. FUNCTION SELECT BUTTON:BASS/TREBLE/BALANCE/FADER /
EQ/VOLUME LEVEL/STEREO/LOUD/LOCAL/ADJUST CLOCK (SEL)
3. VOL UP/VOL DOWN FOR BASS/TREBLE/BALANCE/FADER
4. PRESET STATIONS (1,2,3,4,5,6)
5. STEREO/MONO (ST)
6. EQUALIZER CONTROL (EQ)
7. LOCAL/DISTANT BUTTON (LOC)
8. MODE BUTTON (MD)
9. BAND / DISPLAY BUTTON (BD)
10. AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TUNING (FREQ UP OR FREQ DOWN ) /
TRACK/SEARCH BUTTON
11. AUTO SEEK SEARCH TUNING (A/PS)
12. LCD DISPLAY
13. N/A
14. PAUSE BUTTON
15. REPEAT BUTTON
16. INTRO BUTTON (Preview all Tracks)
17. RANDOM BUTTON
18. PREVIOUS/NEXT FOLDER SELECT: (In case of MP3/WMA files)
19. USB PORT
20. SD CARD SLOT
21. AUX IN
22. PHONE NUMBER
23. ANSWER CALL ( )
24. END A CALL ( )
LOCATIONS OF PARTS
RDM
LOCSTEQ
TUNE/SEEK
VOL
VOL
MODE
LOUD
RPTINT
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BAND SEL
0#
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POWER
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1816 2411 15 21 19
(1-6)
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AUX
AUX
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16
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9
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15
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5
(1,2,3,4,5,6)
22 (1,2...,9,0,*,#)
RDM
LOCSTEQ
TUNE/SEEK
VOL
VOL
MODE
LOUD
RPTINT
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897
BAND SEL
0#
*
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POWER
1217 231492 31 8 10 13 20
1816 2411 15 21 19
(1-6)
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AUX
AUX
1 8
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310
24
14
23
16
6
9
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18
15
17
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(1,2,3,4,5,6)
22 (1,2...,9,0,*,#)
AX1800BT
RESET

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. POWER ON/OFF
Press POWER ON button to power the unit. Press and hold to turn off.
MUTE
Press button briefly to MUTE. To return to sound, press again.
2. SELECT
3. VOLUME UP/DOWN
Turing the VOL knob to right or left (3) to control the VOLUME. To select other functions, hold the
VOL knob down until the desired functions is shown on the display. Figure 1 shows how control func-
tions are selected using the VOL knob.
1 2 3 4 5
SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL
Fig. 1 Selection of sound control functions
1. VOLUME 2. BASS 3. TREBLE 4. BALANCE 5. FADER
These buttons can be used to adjust the BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE and FADER.
Press and hold VOL knob to adjust below function:
2 sec.
SEL EQ SEL AVOL SEL STEREO SEL LOUD SEL LOC SEL ADJUST
CLOCK
EQ MODE
Turn VOL knob to select one of the settings EQ OFF/FLAT/CLASS/ROCK/POP.
VOL
Turn the VOL knob to set the standard start-up volume level.
STEREO/MONO
When FM signal is weak or distorted, reception may improve by turning VOL knob to MONO.
LOUDNESS
Turn the VOL knob to Loudness ON or OFF function.
LOCAL
“Local” position in areas with strong signal will cause the radio to stop at strong stations. During
manual tuning (LOC appears). Select Distant position in areas with weak signal. Turn the “VOL” knob
to set.
ADJUST CLOCK
Turn VOL knob anti-clockwise for hours. Turn VOL knob clockwise to set minutes.
4. PRESET STATIONS (1,2,3,4,5,6)
(A) RADIO MODE:
Six numbered preset buttons store and recall stations for each band.
Storing a station:
1. Select a band (if needed)
2. Select a station
3.
Hold a preset button longer than one second. Preset numbers appear in the display when station is saved.

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Recall a station:
1. Select band (if needed)
2. Press a preset button for less than one second to select stored station.
(B) MP3 PLAYER MODE:
1. PAUSE 2. REPEAT 3. INTRO 4. RANDOM
5. STEREO/MONO SELECTOR (ST)
This function will only affect FM reception. Press this button if the FM reception becomes noisy/hissy.
If the station being received is in stereo, it will now be heard in mono. Press this button again for normal
reception.
6. EQUALIZER CONTROL (EQ)
Press EQ to select equalizer modes.
7. LOCAL/DISTANT BUTTON (LOC)
Press this button in strong signal areas to allow the radio to scan strong stations during manual tuning
(LOC appears). Press to Distant position for listening to weak stations.
8. MODE BUTTON (MD)
Press this key, to select AUX/TUNER/USB/SD/BT mode.
9. BAND SELECTOR / CLOCK DISPLAY BUTTON (BD)
Press this button to toggle through the preset Radio FM1---FM2---FM3---AM1---AM2.
Press and hold BD button to show the clock.
10. AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TUNING (FREQ UP OR FREQ DOWN )
(A) RADIO MODE
When pressed for less than 1 second, the unit operates in manual tuning mode.
When pressed longer than 1 second, the unit operates in automatic tuning mode.
If the keys are not pressed again within 3 seconds, the unit will return to SEEK mode.
(B) MP3/WMA PLAYER MODE
When pressed for less than 1 second, they will operate as TRACK UP or TRACK DOWN mode.
When pressed longer than 1 second, they will operate as CUE or REVIEW mode.
11. AUTOMATICALLY STORE STATIONS (AS/PS)
Select six strong stations and store them in current band.
1. Select a band (if needed)
2. Hold AS/PS button for more than three seconds. The new stations replace those already stored in that
band.
Preset Scan
To scan stations stored in current band.
1. Select a band (if needed)
2. Press AS/PS for more than one second but less than three. The radio pauses for ve seconds at each
statio. Press AS/PS again to stop scanning when desired station is found.
12. LCD DISPLAY
The Liquid Crystal Display will show the current settings of the unit.
13. RESET SWITCH
Press to reset system settings to factory default.

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MP3/WMA CONTROL LOCATION OF PARTS
14. PAUSE BUTTON
During “PLAY”, press (14) ‘PAU’ button to “PAUSE”. Press gain to resume play.
Note: Press and hold PAU button to play rst title on the storage medium.
TRACK/SEARCH BUTTON (10)
FORWARD AND REVERSE TRACK SEARCH (or changing songs)
Press and release to advance to next track or to return to the beginning of the current track (track number will
be displayed.) Press and hold to or . Play will begin at the point where you release the button.
15. REPEAT BUTTON ‘RPT’
When this button is pressed, ‘RPT’ indication is displayed and play of the selected track will be continually
repeated.
RPT ONE - the current track is repeated.
RPT DIR - the current directory is repeated.
RPT ALL - all tracks are repeated.
16. INTRO BUTTON (Preview all Tracks)
When this button is pressed, ‘INT’ is displayed and the first few seconds of each track on the disc will
play. Press again to stop ‘intro’ and listen to track.
17. RANDOM BUTTON ‘RDM’
When this button is pressed, ‘RDM’ is displayed and each track is played in random instead of normal
sequence. To cancel RANDOM mode, press ‘RDM’ button again.
18. PREVIOUS/NEXTFOLDERSELECT:(IncaseofMP3/WMAf les)
M5: Previous Folder / M6: Next Folder
HOW TO SELECT MP3/WMA FILES
Searching by Track:
• Press “AS/PS”, then search track is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, select rst digit desired. (ex. 000->100->200....)
• Press “SEL” button to select second, third or fourth.... digit desired. (ex. 010->013->023...)
• Press “1 PAU”, the song selected will start.
Searching by Character:
• Press “AS/PS” twice, then character search mode is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, to select the desired letter. The songs with the same character
selected by / is displayed.
• Press “1 PAU”, the track selected will play.
Searching by Folder:
• Press “AS/PS” 3 times, then folder search is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, to select the desired folder.
• Press “1 PAU”, the song selected will start.
Connecting to Portable MP3 Player
19, 20. USB/ SD MEMORY CARD
The device is equipped with a USB interface and a memory card reader for SD cards. MP3 or WMA les
stored on these media can be played.
1. Plug your USB storage medium into the USB port.
2. If using a memory card, insert it into the memory card reader.
3. The player automatically switches to the input used and starts playback.
4. See the section on operations common for audio files on how to control USB or memory card playback.
5. Recommended USB/SD card size is between 4GB - 32GB. File system should be FAT32.
Note:
•Due to the great variety of devices with USB and SD/MMC card interfaces that sometimes have manufac-
turer-specic functions, we cannot guarantee that all media will be recognized and that all operational
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MP3/WMA CONTROL LOCATION OF PARTS
14. PAUSE BUTTON
During “PLAY”, press (14) ‘PAU’ button to “PAUSE”. Press gain to resume play.
Note: Press and hold PAU button to play rst title on the storage medium.
TRACK/SEARCH BUTTON (10)
FORWARD AND REVERSE TRACK SEARCH (or changing songs)
Press and release to advance to next track or to return to the beginning of the current track (track number will
be displayed.) Press and hold to or . Play will begin at the point where you release the button.
15. REPEAT BUTTON ‘RPT’
When this button is pressed, ‘RPT’ indication is displayed and play of the selected track will be continually
repeated.
RPT ONE - the current track is repeated.
RPT DIR - the current directory is repeated.
RPT ALL - all tracks are repeated.
16. INTRO BUTTON (Preview all Tracks)
When this button is pressed, ‘INT’ is displayed and the first few seconds of each track on the disc will
play. Press again to stop ‘intro’ and listen to track.
17. RANDOM BUTTON ‘RDM’
When this button is pressed, ‘RDM’ is displayed and each track is played in random instead of normal
sequence. To cancel RANDOM mode, press ‘RDM’ button again.
18. PREVIOUS/NEXTFOLDERSELECT:(IncaseofMP3/WMAf les)
M5: Previous Folder / M6: Next Folder
HOW TO SELECT MP3/WMA FILES
Searching by Track:
• Press “AS/PS”, then search track is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, select rst digit desired. (ex. 000->100->200....)
• Press “SEL” button to select second, third or fourth.... digit desired. (ex. 010->013->023...)
• Press “1 PAU”, the song selected will start.
Searching by Character:
• Press “AS/PS” twice, then character search mode is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, to select the desired letter. The songs with the same character
selected by / is displayed.
• Press “1 PAU”, the track selected will play.
Searching by Folder:
• Press “AS/PS” 3 times, then folder search is activated.
• Turn “VOL” knob to left or right, to select the desired folder.
• Press “1 PAU”, the song selected will start.
Connecting to Portable MP3 Player
19, 20. USB/ SD MEMORY CARD
The device is equipped with a USB interface and a memory card reader for SD cards. MP3 or WMA les
stored on these media can be played.
1. Plug your USB storage medium into the USB port.
2. If using a memory card, insert it into the memory card reader.
3. The player automatically switches to the input used and starts playback.
4. See the section on operations common for audio files on how to control USB or memory card playback.
5. Recommended USB/SD card size is between 4GB - 32GB. File system should be FAT32.
Note:
•Due to the great variety of devices with USB and SD/MMC card interfaces that sometimes have manufac-
turer-specic functions, we cannot guarantee that all media will be recognized and that all operational

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functions will be available with this device.
• You cannot operate USB hard drives on the device.
21. FRONT AUX IN
An external audio source (e.g. portable MP3 player) can be connected to the AUX IN socket to be played
back through the vehicle loudspeakers. Press the MD button to select the AUX IN mode.
• Connect the AUX IN socket with the audio output of the external device.
BLUETOOTH OPERATION
Connecting the telephone to the device
Activate the Bluetooth function on your mobile phone and conduct a search for Bluetooth devices. After a suc-
cessful search,the entry “CAR-BT” appears in the display of the mobile phone. Select this entry for the
connection.For the subsequent password request,enter the password “0000” for the device. You may have to
confirm the connection structure once more.
Press MD button for the voice output between the mobile phone and speakers.
A2DP can’t convert the sound output.
Call accept/end
With an incoming call,the call signal will be heard from the vehicle's speakers and via your mobile
telephone. The call number is shown in the device’s display.
•Accept an incoming call by pressing the button.
•End the call by pressing the button.
button to reject that call.
button to redial last phone number.
Rejecting a call
With an incoming call,press the
Redial
Remote control: Press and hold
Head unit: Press and hold button in BT mode to redial last phone number
Music streaming (A2DP)
The device uses A2DP profile (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) and therefore can play back your
mobile phone’s audio data. Select an audio file from your mobile phone and start the playback. The
device’s display will show BT mode and the audio data will be played back via the speakers connected to the
device. Notice: On your mobile phone, it may be necessary to switch playback via the Bluetooth stereo
headset. Consult the operating manual of your mobile phone for more information.
MEMORY BACKUP
This unit is equipped with built-in memory I.C. (Integrated Circuits) to save user settings such as tuner preset
stations and audio control settings. Whenever power is disconnected, these settings will not be lost.

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CAUTION & MAINTENANCE
This AM/FM car radio with MP3/WMA player is an example of superior design and craftsmanship.
The following suggestions will help you care for the product and experience many years
of enjoyment.
1. The product can operate on 10.8V-32V DC power supply, negative ground.
2. Avoid exposing your product to high temperature and humidity.
3. Handle the product with care. Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cause the product
to malfunction.
4. Modifying or tampering with internal components can cause damage and may invalidate
the warranty.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Check to see that all the power and
speaker leads are securely connected.
Check balance control.
Reverse left and right channel
speaker leads.If no sound from other
side, check or replace speaker wire.
If no sound from both sides, replace
both speakers.
Replace with a good sensitivity antenna.
Find antenna power wire in factory
harness and connect to accessory power
Use speaker with 4 Ohm impedance
or greater.
No sound or power
No sound in one
channel
Poor FM reception
Sound distortion &
unstable
Speaker cable disconnected.
Bad power connection
Blown fuse.
Mis-adjusted balance
control
Damaged speaker wire
or speaker
Insensitive or defective
antenna.
Factory antenna is amplified
Speaker impedance is too low.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Replace fuse with same amperage.
Negative speaker wires
are connected together.
Do not ground or common negative
speaker wires.
FACTORY RESET PROCEDURE
1. Change mode to AUX. (MD button)
2. Press and hold the ‘2’ button until ‘RESET’ appears.
3. Press the ‘3’ button to conrm.

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> 60 dB
> 45 dB (1kHz)
60Hz - 20 kHz
87.5 - 108 MHz
2.8 µV
28 dB
>55 dB
100 kHz
522 - 1710 KHz
32 dBμV
9 kHz
24V DC (10.8 - 32V allowable)
4 or 8 Ohm
25W x 4CH
20 Hz - 20 KHz
200 mV
2 K
5 Volt (max.)
60 Hz - 20 KHz
775 mV
20 K
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
MP3/WMA PLAYER SECTION
Signal to Noise Ratio
Channel Separation
Frequency Response
TUNER (FM)
Frequency Range
Sensitivity
Stereo Separation
Signal to Noise Ratio
Channel Step
TUNER (AM)
Frequency Range
Usable Sensitivity
Channel Step
GENERAL
Power Supply
Speaker Impedance
Output Power
RCA OUT
Frequency Response
Sensitivity
Output Impedance
Max Output
AUX IN
Frequency Response
Sensitivity
Input Impedance
USB Operation and Compatibility, USB 1.1, USB 2.0 Full Speed.
DIMENSIONS
Chassis 178(W)x50(H)x86(D) mm
Note: This unit has been designed to be compatible with the latest MP3 and USB technology. There is a wide variety
of memory cards, USB sticks and software formats available. However not all may be compatible with this product.
Specication and design is subject to improvement and modication without notice.

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NOTES

AX1800BT Series 2