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FCC

Warning

The

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

fora

Class

B

device,

pursuant

to

~

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonabie

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

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

with

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

radio

interference

will

not.

occur

in

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.

i

*

increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver,

_

»

Connect

the

equipment

into.

an

outlet

or

circuit

different

from

that

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

*

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

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7

Owner’s

Record

=

The

model

and

warranty

numbers

are

located

on

the

top

of

the

unit.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Blaupunkt

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

LEXINGTON

CM84

Warranty

Number

Contents

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Featu

Congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

the

Blaupunkt

LEXINGTON

CM84

FM/AM/Cassette

Receiver.

its

HDT

Phase

Locked

Loop

(PLL)

quartz

High-Definition

FM

and

AM

Tuner

and

high-quality

cassette

tape

player

provide

the

ultimate

in

sound

reproduction.

The

Travel

Store

feature

allows

you

to

automatically

load

six

receivable

FM

stations

into

the

tuner's

presets

as

you

travel

through

various

reception

areas.

¢

Tuner

Features:

*

Audio

Features:

~HDT

High-Definition

PLL

Tuner

~4

x

20

Watt

Integrated

Amplifier

~

24

FM/6

AM

Station

Presets

~4-Channel

RCA

Preamp

Output

including

6

FM

Travel

Store

Presets

~

Flex

Fader

~

Scan

and

Preset

Scan

—

Volume/Balance/Fader

Controls

~

Automatic

and

Manual

Tuning

~

Separate

Bass

and

Treble

Controls

~Local/Distant

Reception

Control

~

Loudness

Button

aa

~-—20

dB

Mute

»

Cassette

Features:

Re

~

Portable

input

Jack

~

Auto-Reverse

Semi-Logic

Cassette

_

~ASU

Impulse

Noise

Quieting

©

Mechanism

ne

~

Hard

Permailoy

Tape

Head

—

.

*

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

Features:

~

Fast-Forward/Rewind

7

~

Loudness

Boost

Levels

+9

or

+18

dB

~

NR

Cassette

Noise

Reduction

~

Scan

Sample

Time

—CPS-Cassette

Radio

Monitor

— |

~

Volume-Level

Memory

~

Turn-On

Message

Enter

«

CD

Changer-Control

Features:

|

-~-

Demo

Message,

Demo

On/Off

~

Controls

up

to

10

Blaupunkt

CDC-M5

CD

~-

Confirmation

Beep

On/Off

changers

_

-

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Tuning

Threshold

~

Disc

and

Track

Up/Down

and

Scan

|

~

Magazine,

Disc

and

Track

Mix

and

Repeat.

+

General

Features:

|

~

Fast

Track

Up/Down

~

Fully-Detachable

Faceplate

for

Security

w/Case

~

Changer

Disc

Namimng

~

Switchable

Clock/Function

LCD

Display

~

Pause/Play

Cellular

Phone

Mute

|

~

Cue/Review

~

Includes

Mounting

Hardware

and

Wire

Harness

_

~

TPM

Track

Program

Memory

_

=

DINASO

Mounting

Chassis

Your

LEXINGTON

CM84’s

fully-detachable

front

faceplate

makes

the

unit

useless

to

would-be

thieves,

Precautions

*

If

your

vehicle

was

parked

in

direct

Sunlight

resulting

in

a

considerable

rise

in

temperature

inside

the

__

vehicle,

allow

the

unit

to

cool

off

before

operating

your

unit.

¢

lf

no

power

connection

is

Supplied

to

the

unit,

check

the

connections

first.

If

everything

is

in

order,

check

the

fuse.

*

Ino

sound

comes

from

the

speakers

of

a

two-speaker

system,

set

the

fader

contro!

to

the

center

position.

*

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

warranty.

*

If

you

have

any

questions

or

problems

concerning

your

unit

that

are

not

covered

in

this

manual,

please

contact

your

Blaupunkt

dealer,

Detachable

Face

Detaching

&

Attaching

the

Face:

The

face

of

this

unit

can

be

detached

and

taken

with

you

to

prevent

it

from

being

stolen.

Detaching

the

Face:

Before

detaching

the

face,

be

sure

to

press

the

PWR

Button

first.

Then

press

the

REL

(Release)

Button

and

detach

the

face

by

gently

pulling

it

towards

you

as

illustrated.

Note:

Do

not

pull

it

straight

out

from

the

chassis.

Be

sure

not

to

drop

the

face

when

detaching

it

from

the

chassis.

Attaching

the

Face:

Apply

the

right

hand

side

of

the

face

to

the

chassis

by

sliding

(part

8)

of

the

face

to

(part

A)

at

the

front

of

the

chassis.

Gently

push

the

left

side

of

the

face

against

the

front

of

the

chassis

until

if

snaps

into

place.

Note:

Make

sure

that

the

face

is

inserted

right

side

up.

Do

not

press

against

the

display

window.

Do

not

press

hard

against

the

face

when

attaching

it

to

the

chassis,

it

may

be

easily

attached

with

gentle

pressure.

When

carrying

the

face

with

you,

put

it

in

the

carrying

case.

Do

not

expose

the

face

to

direct

sunlight,

heat

sources

such

as

hot

air

ducts

or

leave

it

in

a

humid

place.

Never

leave

it

on

the

dash

poard

of

a

vehicie

parked

in

direct

sunlight,

where

there

may

be

a

considerabie

rise

in

temperature

inside

the

vehicle.

Electrical

Connections

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To

avoid

the

aggravation

of

costly

mistakes

and

serious

damage

that

could

make

you

feel

this

way,

please

carefully

follow

all

of

the

instructions.

You'll

be

glad

you

did!

GENERAL

RECOMMENDATIONS

°

If

you're

not

confident

that

you

can

install

the

unit

correctly,

have

it

installed

by

a

qualified

Bieuoueld

installation

technician.

|

»

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

*

We

recommend

making

and

testing

all

electrical

connections

before

installing

the

unit,

*

Be

sure

to

detach

the

face

before

you

start

to

connect

or

install

the

unit.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

Power

Connections

—

To

prevent

short

circuits

and/or

serious

damage:

*

Disconnect

the

vehicle

battery's

negative

terminal

before

making

connections.

°

Use

this

unit

only

with

negative

ground

12

Volt

(11-16

Volt)

direct

current

(DC).

«

Connect

leads

according

to

the

wiring

diagram.

«

The

total

amperage

required

by

the

blue

(remote)

lead

for

triggering

the

antenna

motor

must

not

exceed

100

mA.

We

don’t

recommend

connecting

these

leads

to

the

main

power

input

on

an

amplifier

or

anything

eise.

*

The

green

cellular

phone

interrupt

lead

is

for

muting

the

audio

sound

while

a

cellular

ida

is

in

use.

Connect

this

wire

to

the

appropriate

control

terminal

of

the

phone

equipment.

|

«

Connect

the

orange

lead

to

the

dashboard

dimmer

lead.

°

You

can

use

the

brown

lead

to

the

switch

on

an

external

amplifier.

Connect

this

lead

to

the

amplifier’s

remote

input.

(It

should

not

be

connected

to

the

amplifiers

power

input.)

»

Connect

the

red

power

input

lead

only

after

the

other

leads

are

connected.

And

be

sure

to

connect

it

to

a

positive

(+)

12

Volt

power

terminal

that

is

energized

only

when

the

ignition

key

is

set

to

the

accessory

position

or

on

position.

*

Connect

the

black

lead

to

a

grounded

metal

part

of

the

vehicle.

We

recommend

grounding

all

audio

system

biack

ground

leads

(head

unit,

external

amplifier,

etc.)

to

a

common

ground

point.

Speaker

Connections

The

Lexington’s

CM84’s

Flex

Fader

allows

you

to

fade

between

the

front

and

the

rear

of

the

vehicle

using

either

the

speaker

leads

and/or

the

preamp

outputs,

providing

you

tremendous

flexibility

in

configuring

your

speaker

arrangement:

*

You

can

connect

speakers

or

speakers

systems

to

each

of

the

units’

four

speaker

leads.

|

*

You

can

connect

the

4

RCA

preamp

outputs

to

external

amplifiers

and

power

up

to

four

speakers

or

speaker

systems

to

the

amplifiers.

(Blaupunkt

amplifiers

and

speakers

available

separately).

,

*

You

can

use

a

combination

of

these

two

methods,

allowing

your

Lexington

to

provide

sound

to

up

to

eight

speakers

or

speaker

systems.

Pre-Amp

Output

Connections

To

External

Amplifier(s)

—

To

prevent

short

circuits

serious

damage

to

the

unit

and/or

speakers:

*

Following

the

amplifier’s

instructions,

connect

Lexington

preamp

outputs

to

the

external

amplifier

and

connect

the

speaker(s)

or

speaker

system(s)

directly

to

the

amplifier.

CD

Changer

Connection

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the

instructions

that

come

with

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the

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After

all

of

the

electrical

connections

fae

been.

completed,

but

before

operating

the

unit

for

the

first

time

(or

after

reconnecting

the

car

battery,

etc.)

press

the

rest

button

on

the

front

of

the

unit

with

a

ball-point

pen.

The

reset

button

is

located

on

the

front

of

the

unit.

at

ae

Reset

button

installation

Recommendations

-

|

°

Carefully

choose

the

mounting

location

so

that

the

unit

won’t

interfere

with

normal

driving.

*

Avoid

mounting

locations

where

the

unit

would

be

subject

to

high

temperatures,

such

as

from

direct

sunlight

or

hot

air

from

the

heater,

or

where

it

would

subject

to

dust,

dirt

or

excessive

vibration.

»

The

illustration

below

shows

a

typical

installation,

however,

you

may

need

to

adjust

the

installation,

depending

on

the

unit.

If

you

have

questions

or

need

additional

installation

hardware,

consult

your

Blaupunkt

dealer.

;

*

Make

sure

the

unit

is

firmly

anchored

(preferably

at

both

front

and

back)

and

does

not

vibrate.

«

Press

the

reset

button

after

completing

the

electrical

connections

and

installation.

The

reset

button

is

located

on

the

front

of

the

chassis.

Mounting

Hardware

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—

3)

|

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Sleeve

Support

Stem

Bolt

Rubber

Support

Mounting

Strap

(5)

Insert

and

Hardware

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Keys

Mounting

The

Unit

in

Most

Dashboards

1

Install

the

Sleeve

(1)

in

the

dashboard.

2

Seiect

and

bend

the

appropriate

tabs

to

hold

the

sleeve

firmly

in

place.

3

ff

your

vehicle

has

a

support

hole

behind

its

radio

cavity:

A,

Attach

the

Support

Stem

(2)

onto

the

back

of

the

unit.

B.

Insert

the

Rubber

Support

Insert

(3)

into

the

hole

centered

behind

the

radio

cavity

of

the

vehicle.

C.

Slide

the

body

of

the

unit into

the

sleeve

until

the

support

stem

bolt

slides

into

the

rubber

support

insert

and

unit

snaps

into

the

sleeve.

if

your

vehicle

doesn’t

have

a

support

hole

behind

its

radio

cavity:

A.

Attach

the

Mounting

Strap

(4)

to

the

underside

of

the

dashboard,

using

screw.

B.

Attach

the

back

of

the

unit

to

the

mounting

strap

using

the

support

stem

bolt

and

hardware.

with

the

TOP

marking

up

Bend

these

tabs

if

necessary

_

Mounting

the

Unit

in

a

Japanese

Car

You

may

have

difficulty

mounting

this

unit

in

some

Japanese

cars

that

have

ISO

mounting

features.

in

this

case,

consult

your

Blaupunkt

dealer.

1

Runa

blade

along

the

slits

on

the

back

of

the

front

trim

ring

and

separate

it

from

the

unit.

Discard

the

trim

ring.

2

Use

the

vehicle’s

own

mounting

hardware

to

attach

the

unit.

2

TOYOTA

max.

size

M5x8

2

NISSAN

max.

size

M5x8

3.

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:

Bracket

Support

max.

size

|

Bracket

Support

to

dashboard/center

console

Removing

the

Unit

|

Use

the

Release

Keys

as

shown

below.

Keep

them

in

a

safe

place

in

case

you

need

them

in

the

future,

Maintenance

Fuse

Replacement

When

replacing

the

fuse,

be

sure

to

use

one

with

the

correct

amperage,

which

will

be

stated

on

the

fuse

case.

Never

use

a

fuse

that

has

a

stated

amperage

exceeding

the

one

supplied

for

ue

unit,

as

this

could

cause

malfunction

and

serious

damage

to

the

unit.

Cleaning

the

Connectors

The

unit

may

not

operate

properly

if

the

connectors

pawisen

the

unit

and

the

face

are

contaminated

with

dirt.

In

order

to

prevent

this

from

happening,

remove

the

face

from

the

unit

by

pressing

the

REL

(Release

Button),

then

detach

it

and

clean

the

connectors

from

time

to

time.

Clean

the

connectors:

with

a

cotton

swab

as

illustrated.

Be

sure

to

clean

them

with

a

horizontal

motion.

Never

clean

them

vertically,

because

this

could

damage

the

contact

points.

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Specifications

Audio

Power

Specifications

_

POWER

OUTPUT

AND

TOTAL

HARMONIC

DISTORTION

13

watts

per

channel

minimum

continuous

average

power

into

4

ohms,

4

channels

driven,

from

30-15,000

Hz

with

no

more

than

1%

total

harmonic

distortion,

Other

Specifications

Power

amplifier

section

Outputs:

Speaker

output

with

bullet

connectors

Speaker

impedance:

4-8

ohms

Maximum

power

output:

20

W

x

4

(at

4

ohms)

.

Measured

at

14.4

V

Cassette

section

Signal-to-noise

ratio:

55

dB

Tape

WOW

and

Flutter:

<<

0.15%

Tape

frequency

response:

30

-

18,000

Hz+3

dB

Tuner

section

FM

Tuning

range:

87.7

-

107.9

MHz

Antenna

terminal:

External

antenna

connector

intermediate

frequency:

10.7

MHz

Sensitivity:

13

dBf

Selectivity:

75

dB

at

400kHz

Signal-to-noise

ratio:

.

65

dB(stereo),

70

dB

(mono)

Harmonic

distortion

at

1

kHz:

0.7%(stereo},

0.3%(mona)

Separation:

35d0B

Frequency

response:

30

-

15,000

Hzi3

dB

AM

Tuning

range:

530

-

1,710

KHz

.

Antenna

terminal:

External

antenna

connector

intermediate

frequency:

©

450

kHz

Sensitivity:

13

av

Signal-to-noise

ratio:

55

dB

Harmonic

distortion

at

1

kHz:

1.0%

General

;

Tone

controls:

Bass

+

10dB

at

100

Hz

Treble

+

10

dB

at

10

kHz

Power

requirements:

12

V

DC

car

battery

:

(negative

ground)

Operating

temperature:

—10°C

to

50°C

(15°F

to

120°F)

Dimensions:

Approx.

178

x

50

x

150mm

(wih/d)

(7

x

2

x

6

in.)

not

incl.

projecting

paris

and

controls

Mass:

Approx.

1.7kg

(3

Ib.

12

02.)

Supplied

accessories:

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Mounting

hardware

(1

set)

Face

plate

case

(1)

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Optional

accessories

CDC-M5

10

CD

Changer

9-404-230-283

Multi-Changer

Connection

Box

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1.

REL

(Release)

Button

AUD

(Audio

Select)

Button

Bass

Mode

Treble

Mode

Balance

Mode

Fader

Mode

Preset

Name

Storing

Name

Character

Completion

MUTE

Button

_

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

Button

SENS/CPS

(Cassette

Program

Search)

Button

Cassette

Eject

Button

|

Cassette

Door

FR

(Cassette

Fast-Rewind)

Button

FF

(Cassette

Fast-Forward)

Button

(8.&

9.

PROG

(Cassette

PROGram

Change)

.

TS/NR

(Travel

Store/Cassette

Noise

Reduction

)

Button

.

PS

(Radio

Scan/Preset

Scan)

.

PWR

(Power)

Button

.

+

Control:

Volume

+

Bass

+

Treble

+

Name

Character

Selection

TPM

Skip/Play

~

Control:

Volume

—

Bass

—

Treble

—

Name

Character

Selection

TPM

Skip/Play

FM

(FM

Band-Select)

Button

AM

(AM

Band-Select)

Button

SRC

(Audio

Source)

Button

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Front

Automatic

Seek-Radio

Tuning

(Up)

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

Feature

Selection

CD

Disc

Search

(Forward)

|

CD

Fast

Track

Search

(Forward)

Clock

Hour

Adjustment

(Up)

V

Control!

Fade

to

Rear

Automatic

Seek-Radio

Tuning

(Down)

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

Feature

Selection

-

CD

Disc

Search

(Backward)

CD

Fast

Track

Search

(Backward)

Clock

Hour

Adjustment

(Down)

<<

Control

Balance

Left

Manual

Radio

Tuning

(Down)

|

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control)

Feature

Adjustment

.

CD

Track

Search

(Backward)

Audible

CD

Track

Review

(Backward)

Clock

Minute

Adjustment

(Down)

>>

Control

Balance

Right

Manual

Radio

Tuning

(Up)

DSC

(Direct

Software

Control}

Feature

Adjustment

CD

Track

Search

(Forward)

Audible

CD

Track

Review

(Forward)

Clock

Minute

Adjustment

(Up)

LCD

Display

Window

DISP

Button

NAME

Button

LD

(Loudness)

Button

FM/AM

Preset

Buttons

SCA

(CD

Scan)

Button

RPT

(CD

Repeat)

Button

MIX

(CD

Mix)

Button

[l>

(CD

Pause/Play)

Button

TPM

(Track

Program

Memory)

Button

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Instructions

—

General

Operation

(Before

operating

the

unit

for

the

first

time

(or

after

reconnecting

the

car

battery,

etc.)

press

the

reset

button

on

the

front

of

the

unit

with

a

ball-point

pen.

The

reset

button

is

located

on

the

front

of

the

unit.

(See

page

7.)

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_

Turning

Unit

On

Vehicle

ignition

must

be

on.

To

turn

unit

on,

press

PWR

Button

(12)

or

insert

a

tape.

Turning

Unit

Off

Press

the

PWR

Button

(12)

to

turn

the

unit

off.

Volume

,

ban

eh

€:

Press

the

+

and

~

Controls

(13

&

14)

to

increase

or

decrease

the

volume

to

the

desired

level.

The

relative

volume

level

is

indicated

in

the

Display

Window

(22).

Mute

To

reduce

the

volume

level

by

20

decibels,

press

the

MUTE

Button

(3).

The

“MUTE”

indicator

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

To

return

to

the

level,

press

it

again.

Loudness

Control

Press

the

LD

Button

(25)

to

increase

sound

level

of

the

low

and

high

frequencies

(60

Hz/

8

kHz)*,

especially

when

listening

at

low

volume

levels.

The

“LD”

indicator

appears

in

the

display.

To

cancel,

press

this

button

again.

Setting

the

Clock

| |

Turn

the

ignition

key

to

the

on

position

and

turn

the

unit

on

by

pressing

the

PWR

Button

(12).

If

the

clock

does

not

appear

in

the

display,

press

and

release

the

DISP

Button

(23)

until

the

clock

appears

in

the

display.

Press

the

DISP

Button

again

for

more

than

two

seconds

until

the

clock

starts

blinking.

Press

the

A

and

V

Controls

(18

and

19)

to

set

the

hour,

and

press

the

<<

and

>>

Controls

(20

and

21)

to

set

the

minutes.

Press

the

DISP

Button

again

to

activate

the

clock.

Changing

the

Information

Displayed

|

To

change

the

display

priority,

press

the

DISP

Button

(23)

and

the

display

changes

as

follows:

—

During

Radio

Reception:

Station

Name

(if

assigned)

—>

Frequency

—>

Clock

During

Cassette

Playback:

Program

Indication

—>

Clock

During

CD

Playback:

CD

Information

—->

Disc

Name

(If

assigned)

—>

Clock

During

Portable

Playback:

“PORTABLE”

—>

Clock

To

temporarily

change

the

display

between

non-clock

information

in

the

radio

and

changer

modes,

press

and

release

the

NAME

Button

(24).

After

two

seconds,

the

display

changes

back

to

the

priority

information.

Audio

Source

Selection

ee

3

Press

the

SRC

Button

(17)

to

change

the

active

audio

source

among

radio,

tape,

or

portable.

The

name

of

the

new

audio

source

is

shown

in

the

Display

for

at

least

one

second,

then

reverts

to

the

standard

display,

depending

on

the

audio

source.

Inserting

a

tape

at

any

time

will

turn

the

unit

on

or

switcn

the

unit

into

the

tape

mode.

:

Bass

and

Treble

|

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.

Press

AUD

(Audio

Select)

Button

(2)

once

to

select

the

Bass

mode,

twice

for

the

Treble

mode.

The

level

is

indicated

in

the

Display

Window

(22).

Press

the

+

Control

(13)

or

—

Control

(14)

to

increase

or

decrease

the

level.

Four

seconds

after

you

complete

your

adjustments,

the

display

will

revert

back

to

showing

the

sound

source.

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Balance

Press

AUD

(Audio

Select)

Button

(2)

three

times

to

select

the

Balance

mode.

The

balance

is

indicated

in

the

Display

Window

(22).

Press

the

<<

Control

(20)

to

increase

the

left

speaker

output

or

press

the

>>

Control

(21)

to

increase

the

right

speaker

output

to

the

desired

level.

Fader

Press

AUD

(Audio

Select)

Button

(2)

four

times

to

select

the

Fader

mode.

The

level

of

or

for

front

and

back

speakers

is

indicated

in

the

Display

Window

(22).

Press

the

A

Control

(18)

to

decrease

the

rear

speaker

output.

Press

the

V

Control

(19)

to

decrease

the

front

speaker

output.

DSC

Direct

Software

Control

Operation

Your

Lexington

unit

allows

you

to

customize

many

operational

settings

to

your

personal

preference.

Here’s

how

to

adjust

the

settings:

1.

Press

the

DSC

Button

(4)

to

access

the

Direct

Software

Control

menu.

2.

Select

the

desired

DSC

function

by

pressing

and

releasing

the

/\

and

V

Buttons

(18

&

19).

3.

Adjust

the

function

as

desired

using

the

<<

and

>>

Controls

(20

&

21).

As

soon

as

you

move

to

the

or

after

eight

seconds,

your

changes

are

stored.

All

other

buttons

become

inactive

until

the

DSC

Button

is

pressed

again

or

until

approximately

eight

seconds

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Press

the

DSC

Button

(4)

to

complete

the

changes.

While

in

the

DSC

mode,

if

8

seconds

pass

and

no

buttons

are

pressed,

the

unit

automatically

exits

the

DSC

mode.

All

changes

made

in

the

DSC

mode

are

automatically

saved.

Here

are

the

LEXINGTON

CM84’s

DSC

functions:

Loudness

(LD)

Level

(LOUD

1

&

2)

—-

You

can

choose

between

two

loudness

levels

for

each

sound

source:

FM,

TAPE,

CD

CHANGER

and

PORTABLE.

(The

loudness

level

for

AM

is

automatically

set

to

LOUD

1.)

LOUD

1

is

+9

dB

boost

in

bass.

LOUD

2

is

a

+18

dB

boost

in

bass.

FM

Search

Sensitivity

Levels

(LO

1

&

2,

DX

1

&

2)

—

You

can

choose

between

low

or

oe

FM

sensitivity

thresholds

for

both

iocal

(lo)

and

distant

(dx)

stations.

Thresholds:

lol

>

65dBuVi-5

Only

very

strong

stations

lo2

>50dBuV+/-—-5

—

Also

strong

stations

ax

1>35dBuV+/-5

Also

distant

stations

dx2>25dBuV+-5

Also

very

distant

stations

14

Fix

Volume

Level

(FIX

VOL}

—

Sets

the

volume

level

that

is

heard

each

time

the

unit

is

turned

on.

You

can

adjust

the

voume

by

using

either

the

+

&

—

Controls

(13

&14)

or

the

<<

and

>>

Controls

(20

&

21).

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Radio

Scan

Time

(SCAN

T

1-16)

—

Adjusts

the

time

the

unit

stops

at

a

station

during

scan

and

preset

scan

between

1

and

16

seconds.

(The

scan

time

for

CD

tracks

and

discs

is

factory

set

for

10

seconds.)

Confirmation

Tone

(BEEP

ON

&

OFF)

—

Allows

you

to

activate

or

defeat

an

audible

beep

that

sounds

when

a

button

is

pushed

or

an

operation

step

is

completed.

Turn-On

Message

(MSG

ON

&

OFF)

—

Turns

message

on

or

off

and

allows

you

to

create

your

own

turn

on

message

each

time

the

radio

is

turned

on.

Here’s

how

to

create

your

own

turn-on

message

of

up

to

16

characters:

.

Select

the

“Message

On”

DSC

function.

.

Press

the

AUD

Button.

.

Press

either

the

+

or

—

Buttons

(13

&

14)

to

select

the

desired

characters,

A-Z,

0-9

and

other

characters.

if

you

wish

to

put

a

blank

space

in

the

name,

select

the

“_”

(underbar).

.

Press

the

AUD

Button

after

locating

the

desired

character.

.

The

to

the

right

begins

to

flash.

Repeat

steps

3

and

4

for

each

desired

character.

After

the

sixteenth

character

(the

farthest

right

character)

is

completed,

the

first

(left-most)

character

begins

to

flash.

6.

To

store

your

turn-on

message,

press

the

A

or

V

Button

or

press

the

DSC

Button.

on

Go

Nh

Radio

Monitor

Function

(RM

ON)

—

This

feature

allows

you

to

have

the

radio

play

on

a

tape

is

being

rewound

or

fast-forwarded.

If

this

feature

has

been

activated,

RM

appears

in

the

Display

when

the

cassette

tape

is

in

use.

Demonstration

Mode

—

Your

unit

has

a

built-in

demonstration

message

mode

that

saioils

a

description

of

some

of

the

unit’s

key

features

across

the

Display.

(Should

this

unit

be

used

by

a

retailer

in

a

display,

it

would

allow

the

retailer

to

provide

customers

with

information

about

the

unit.)

To

activate

the

demonstration

mode:

Press

the

DSC

Button

(4).

All

of

the

units’

features

and

buttons

remain

available.

However,

if

one

minute

passes

during

which

no

buttons

have

been

pressed,

the

demonstration

message

continuously

scrolls

across

the

screen.

To

deactivate

the

demonstration

mode:

Press

the

DSC

Button

again

for

4

seconds.

The

demonstration

mode

is

also

active

whenever

the

ignition

voltage

(red

lead)

is

connected

but

no

back-

up

voltage

(yellow

lead)

is

connected.

The

yellow

lead

must

also

be

connected

to

make

it

possible

to

deactivate

the

demonstration

mode.

Radio

Operation

Band

Selection

Press

the

FM

Button

(15)

to

select

the

bands

FM1, FM2,

FM3,

and

FMT,

sequentially.

[You

can

also

press

and

release

the

TS

Button

(10)

to

switch

to

the

FMT

Band.]

Press

the

AM

Button

(16)

to

select

the

AM

band.

The

indicator

for

the

active

band

(FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

FMT

or

AM)

appears

in

the

Display

along

with

the

radio

frequency

being

received.

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This

feature

allows

you

to

automatically

store

the

best-received

FM

stations,

which

is

especially

handy

when

you

travel

to

a

different

reception

area.

When

the

FM

mode

is

active,

pressing

the

TS

Button

(16)

changes

the

active

band

to

FMT.

To

store

the

most-receivable

FM

stations,

press

the

TS

Button

(10)

for

more

than

2

seconds.

The

lower

left

display

changes

to

FMT.

Beginning

with

the

last-received

FMT-Band

station,

the

unit

automatically

scans

the

FM

band

first

for

stations

receivable

with

a

minimum

85

dByV

sensitivity,

then

with

the

lo

and

dx

sensitivity

levels

you

select

under

DSC.

The

unit

then

stores

the

six

most-receivable

stations

and

switches

to

preset

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the

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Select

the

desired

band:

AM

or

FM.

Press

and

hold

the

<<

or

>>

Controls

(20

and

21)

until

the

desired

frequency

appears

in

the

Display.

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Select

the

desired

band

AM

or

FM.

Press

and

release

the

A

and

V

Controls

(18

and

19)

to

seek

the

station.

Scan

Tuning

me

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Press

the

PS

Button

(11)

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

scan

each

receivable

station.

Scan

tuning

will

stop

at

stations

receivable

using

the

reception

sensitivity

and

scan

time

specified

under

DSC.

(See

page

14.)

During

scan

tuning,

the

frequency

blinks

in

the

Display.

To

stop

the

scan

and

listen

to

a

Station

by

received,

press

the

PS

Button

again.

Search

Sensitivity

|

ce

To

have

the

automatic

and

scan

tuning

stop

only

at

strong

local

stations,

press

and

release

the

SENS

Button

(5).

“lo”

will

be

shown

in

the

display.

When

“dx”

is

displayed,

the

distant

reception

mode

is

in

effect

and

automatic

tuning

stops

at

ALL

receivable

stations,

weak

or

strong.

When

an

FM

stereo

program

with

a

signal

strength

of

at

least

20

dB

V

is

tuned

in,

the

stereo

indicator

(“CD”)

appears

in

the

Display

Window.

If

the

FM

stereo

program

is

weak

and

noisy,

the

unit.’

automatically

blends

the

signals,

eliminating

the

noise

and

gradually

converts

to

the

monaural

or

“mono”

mode.

The

stereo

symbol

will

disappear

from

the

Display.

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Tuning

Up

to

24

FM

and

6

AM

stations

can

be

stored

in

preset

memory.

1.

Tune

in

a

desired

station,

either

manually

or

automatically,

on

the

desired

Band,

AM,

FM1,

FMe2,

FM3,

or

FMT.

2.

Press

and

hold

any

one

of

the

six

Preset

Buttons

(26).

The

Preset

Button

number

will

appear

in

the

Display

Window.

After

two

seconds,

the

frequency

will

blink

twice,

indicating

that

the

station

has

been

stored

in

the

Button’s

memory

storage

for

that

Band.

3.

Repeat

the

above

procedure

with

the

rest

of

the

presets

for

each

Band,

as

desired.

4,

To

select

a

preset

station,

select

the

desired

band,

then

press

the

desired

Preset

Button.

Preset

Scan

To

review

the

stations

stored

in

the

Preset

Buttons,

press

and

release

the

PS.

(Preset

Scan)

Button

(11).

All

of

the

stations

stored

in

memory

will

be

scanned,

in-order,

for

the

amount

of

time

you've

programmed

under

DSC.

If

any

of

the

preset

frequencies

are

not

receivable

with

a

signal

strength

of

—

at

least

15

dBuV,

they

will

be

skipped

over.

To

stop

the

scanning

and

listen

to

the

station

being

received,

press

PS

Button

again

or

press

a

Preset

Button

or

another

tuning

control.

Preset/Station

Naming

|

You

can

enter

and

store

the

names

of

up

to

thirty

radio

stations

in

the

units

memory.

If

you

try

to

enter

more

than

30

names,

the

““*FULL**”

indication

will

Bpeeer

in

ae

si

aed

You

can

mets

enter

new

names

after

erasing

some

of

the

existing

names.

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1.

Tune

in

a

station

that

you

wish

to

name.

| |

one

2.

Press

the

NAME

Button

(24)

for

mare

than

two

ee

to

enter

the

“name

edit

mode.

”

3.

Press

either

the

+

or

—

Buttons

(13

&

14)

to

select

the

desired

characters,

A-Z,

0-9

and

other

characters.

If

you

wish

to

put

a

blank

space

in

the

name,

select

the

“_”

.

{underbar).

4.

Press

the

AUD

Button

after

locating

the

desired

character.

ae

5.

The

to

the

right

begins

to

flash.

Repeat

steps

3

and

4

for

each

desired

aneranee

up

to

eight

characters

can

be

used

per

name.

After

the

eight

character

(the

farthest

right

character)

is

completed,

the

first

(left-most)

character

begins

to

flash.

6.

To

store

the

name,

press

the

AUD

Button

for

more

than

two

seconds.

The

word

"STORING"

will

appear

in

the

Display

to

confirm

the

storage

of

the

name.

7.

To

name

another

station,

tune

in

the

station

using

A,

V,

<<

and

>>

(18-21)

and

repeat

steps

3,

4

|

and

6.

|

8.

To

complete

the

naming

process,

press

the

NAME

Button

for

more

than

two

seconds.

(If

after

8

seconds

you

do

not

press

the

NAME

Button

or

any

other

button,

the

unit

exits

the

naming

mode

|

and

automaticaily

stores

your

changes.)

Changing

a

Station

Name

aerate

re

Repeat

steps

1

to

8

in

Preset/Station

Naming,

changing

only

those

characters

that

you

wish

to

change.

ry

Erasing

a

Preset

Station

Name

:

_

eo

7

Repeat

steps

1

to

8

in

Preset/Station

Naming,

changing

all

of

the

siarcian:

in

the

name

to.”

[underbars].

In

step

6,

the

word

““DELETE*”

will

appear

in

the

Display

instead

of

“STORING”

t

to

—"

confirm

that

the

name

is

erased.

|

Displaying

a

Station

Name

See

“Changing

The

information

Displayed”

in

the

GENERAL

OPERATION

section.

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Cassette

Player

Operation

_

Cassette

Tape

Play:

>

Insert

cassette

into

Cassette

Door

(7).

Note:

Make

sure

that

the

side

of

the

cassette

with

the

tape

exposed

is

facing

to

the

right

side

and

that

all

slack

has

been

removed

from

the

tape

prior

to

_

insertion.

The

insertion

of

the

cassette

will

turn

the

unit

on

if

it

not

already

turned

on.

«

The

insertion

of

the

cassette

will

automatically

override

the

radio

(or

portable

input)

and

the

cassette

will

begin

to

play.

When

the

cassette

deck

is

being

used,

“CASS

1”

or

“CASS

2”

will

appeal

depending

on

which

tape

program

is

being

played.

¢

The

tape

will

continue

to

play

until

ejected,

until

the

radio

or

portable

input

is

selected

using

the

SRC

Button

(17),

or

until

the

unit

has

been

turned

off.

Noise

Reduction

Press

the

NR

Button

(24)

to

activate

the

high-cut

circuit

to

eres

high

frequency

noise

during

ane

play.

To

cancel,

press

this

button

again.

Auto-Reverse

Tape

Function

*

Automatic:

When

the

end

of

the

tape

(side

A

or

B,

program

1

or

2)

is

reached,

the

tape

will

automatically

reverse

direction

and

play

the

other

side

of

the

tape.

*

Manual:

To

reverse

tape

direction

during

playback,

press

both

tape

program

selector

buttons

—

[PR

(8)

and

OG

(9)]

at

the

same

time.

(PROG

is

short

for

program.

)

The

ce:

in

direction

and

in.

tape

program

will

be

confirmed

in

the

Display.

Fast

Winding

of

Tape

*

To

fast-rewind

tape,

press

FR

Button

(8).

To

fast-forward

tape,

press

FF

Button

(9).

*

To

stop

fast

winding,

press

the

other

fast-wind

button,

FR

or

FF.

Cassette

Program

Search

When

the

cassette

tape

mode

is

active,

press

the

CPS

Button

(5)

to

have

rewind

and

fast-forwarding

stop

at

the

beginning

of

the

|

Ejecting

Tape

«

Depress

the

Cassette

Eject

Button

(6)

completely

towards

the

face

of

the

unit.

The

apa

will

be

ejected

and

the

radio

(or

portabie

input)

will

play.

18

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Changer

Operation

The

Lexington

CM84

allows

you

to

contro!

up

to

10

CDC-M5

e

ahanuers.

Notes

on

Handling

Discs

|

Handie

the

disc

by

its

edge,

and

to

Keep

the

disc

clean,

do

not

touch

the

surface.

Do

not

attach

any

paper

or

tape.

Do

not

expose

the

disc

to

direct

sunlight

or

heat

sources,

such

as

hot-air

ducts,

or

leave

it

in

a

vehicle

parked

in

direct

suey

where

there

can

be

a

considerable

rise

in

temperature.

Cleaning

Discs

|

Before

playing,

clean

the

disc

with

a

compact

disc

cleaning

cloth.

Wipe

the

disc

from

the

center

of

the

disc

to

the

outer

edge

of

the

disc.

Do

not

use

solvents

such

as

benzine,

thinner,

commercially

available

cleaners

or

anti-static

spray

intended

for

analog

discs.

CD

Changer

Operation

Press

and

release

the

SRC

Button

(17)

to

locate

and

activate

the

desired

CD

changer.

The

Display

shows

the

Changer

Number

in

the

lower

left

corner.

It

also

shows

the

Disc

Number,

the

Track

Number,

and

the

elapsed

playing

time.

If

you

press

the

SRC

Button

(17)

during

CD

play,

the

CD

play

will

automatically

stop

and

the

audio

source,

including

any

other

CD

changers

installed,

will

be

activated.

Radio

—>

Cassette

—>

Changer

1

—>

Changer

2

etc.

—>

Portable

—>

Radio

Switching

To

The

Changer

(if

connected)

Press

and

release

the

SRC

Button

(17)

to

locate

and

select

the

(next)

changer

and

its

magazine.

Switching

To

Another

Disc

*

To

move

ahead

to

the

press

and

release

the

A

Bante

(18).

*

To

go

back

to

the

press

and

release

the

V

Control

(19).

(If

you

keep

these

buttons

pressed,

the

unit

will

switch

to

fast

track

mode.)

Moving

To

Another

Part

of

The

Current

Disc

«

To

go

to

the

press

and

release

the

>>

Control

(21).

To

go

back

to

the

beginning

of

the

track

being

played,

press

and

release

the

<<

Contro!

(20).

Press

these

controls

repeatedly

to

locate

succeeding

tracks.

(You

can

also

press

and

hold

the

A

Control

(18)

and

the

V

Control

(19)

to

quickly

move

to

another

track.)

«

To

move

ahead

within

a

track,

press

and

hold

the

>>

Control

(21)

for

audible

cue.

To

go

back

within

a

track,

press

and

hold

the

<<

Control

(20)

for

review.

At

the

End

of

The

Disc

The

track

number

returns

to

“1”

and

the

disc

is

repeated

from

the

beginning

of

the

disc.

Repeat

Track

Repeat

—

To

play

the

currently

selected

track

repeatedly,

press

and

release

the

RPT

Button

(28)

as

needed

until

“RPT1”

appears

in

the

Display.

Disc

Repeat

—

To

play

the

currently

selected

disc

repeatedly,

press

and

release

the

RPT

Button

(28)

as

needed

until

“RPT2”

appears

in

the

Display.

Changer

Magazine

Repeat

—

To

play

the

currently

selected

changer

repeatedly,

press

and

release

the

RPT

Button

(28)

as

needed

until

“RPT3”

appears

in

the

Display.

To

cancel

RPT1,

RPT2

or

RPTS,

press

and

release

this

button

one

or

more

times,

as

needed,

to

remove

all

RPT

indications

from

the

Display.

Mix

Play

Disc

Mix

—

To

play

the

tracks

on

the

currently-selected

disc

in

random

aden

press

ang

paissee

the

MIX

Button

(29)

as

needed

until

“MIX1”

appears

in

the

Display.

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Changer

Magazine

Mix

—

To

play

the

tracks

on

all

of

the

discs

in

the

currently-seliected

changer

in

random

order,

press

and

release

the

MIX

Button

(29)

as

needed

until

“MIX2”

appears

in

the

Display.

All

CD

Mix

—

To

piay

all

of

the

tracks

in

all

of

the

changers

and

built-in

player

in

random

order,

press

and

release

the

MIX

Button

(29)

as

needed

until

“MIX3”

appears

in

the

Display.

:

To

cancel

MIX1,

MiX2

or

MIX3,

press

and

release

this

button

one

or

more

times,

as

needed,

to

remove

all

MIX

indications

from

the

Display.

Track

Scan

=

:

| |

‘

To

play

the

first

10

seconds

of

each

track

in

order,

press

the

SCA

Button

(27)

during

CD

playback.

To

cancel,

press

it

again.

With

optional

CD

changer(s)

connected,

after

the

first

disc

has

been

scanned

using

the

Track

Scan

feature,

the

subsequent

disc

in

the

same

CD

changer

will

be

scanned,

with

10

seconds

of

each

track

played.

If

more

than

one

changer

is

connected,

when

the

last

track

of

the

last

disc

in

the

first

CD

changer

has

been

scanned,

the

first

disc

in

the

will

be

scanned,

etc.

if

the

SCA

Button

(27)

is

pressed

during

MIX

play,

the

first

10

seconds

of

every

track

will

be

played

randomly.

Disc

Scan

:

To

play

the

first

10

seconds

of

every

disc,

press

the

SCA

Button

(27)

for

two

seconds

during

C

playback.

To

cancel,

press

it

again.

|

With

the

optional

CD

changer(s)

connected,

the

first

10

seconds

of

all

the

discs

in

the

currently-

selected

CD

changer

will

be

played

in

order.

When

the

last

disc

in

the

CD

changer

has

been

played,

the

disc

on

the

player

(or

built-in

CD

player)

will

be

played.

Disc

Naming

You

can

enter

and

store

names

of

your

own

choice

onto

each

disc

(one

name

per

disc,

maximum

of

. .

eight

characters

per

name).

The

name

can

be

displayed

in

the

Display

Window

while

the

disc

is

being

located

and

played.

To

name

a

disc:

Play

the

disc

that

you

wish

to

name.

Press

the

NAME

Button

(24)

for

more

than

two

seconds

to

enter

the

“name

edit

mode.”

Press

either

the

+

or

—

Buttons

(13

&

14)

to

select

the

desired

characters,

A-Z,

0-9

and

other

characters.

If

you

wish

to

put

a

blank

space

in

the

name,

select

the.“_”

(underbar).

Press

the

AUD

Button

after

locating

the

desired

character.

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