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Boss Audio Systems MR1309UAB User manual

USER'S
MANUAL
MR1309UAB
8LUETOOTH®-ENABLED
FULLY
MARINIZED
MP3-COMPATIBLE
DIGITAL
MEDIA
RECEIVER
WITH
USB
AND
SO
MEMORY
CARD
PORTS
AND
FRONT
PANEL
AUX
INPUT
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INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
CAR RADIO RECEIVER I
MP3
PLAYER
WITH BULETOOTH HAND FREE SYSTEM
TUNING
I
SEEK
UP/DOWN
NEXT/ BACK BUTTON
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LCD
DISPLAY
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TALK CANCEL/ ENCODER
VOLUME
KNOB
MENU
BUTTON PLAY/ INTRO REPEAT RANDOM UP/DOWN
BUTTON SRC
POWER/
MUTE
BUTTON
BUTTON
AMS
BUTTON AUDIO
SELECT
BUTTON
PAUSE SCAN BUTTON BUTTON BUTTONS
BUTTON BUTTON
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BAND INFRARED
BUTTON REMOTE
SENSOR
PRESET MEMORY STATION BUTTONS
(M1-M6)
,..----~--
TALK BUTTON
POWER BUTTON
----+----+-:
H---+----
MUTE BUTTON
VOLUME
UP
I
DOWN BUTTONS
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BAND BUTTON
~--=--+---
AUDIO BUTTON
DISP
BUTTON
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TUNING
I
SEEK/ MP3 TRACK UP/DOWN BUTTON
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AMS BUTTON
..........,,..,.,.,.,..,.....,......+---
INTRO SCAN BUTTON
EQ
BUTTON
----+--+
LOUD BUTTON
----t-----=~
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REPEAT BUTTON
·················PRESET
MEMORY BUTTONS
'----=----+--10+/-
FOLDER UP/DOWN BUTTONS
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DISP BUTTON
REMOTE CONTROL
INSTALLATION
• Before final installation,
connect
the wiring temporarily and make sure it is all working
properly.
• Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure proper installation. The use
of
unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.
• This item must be installed
by
an authorized dealer in order
to
keep the warranty vaild.
• Install the unit where it
does
not get in the driver•s way and cannot injure the passenger if
there is a sudden stop, like an emergency stop.
• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject
to
high temperature, such as direct
sunlight, or hot air, heater
or
where it would be subject
to
dust
dirt
or
excessive vibration.
• Be sure to remove the front panel before installing the unit.
DIN FRONT/REAR-MOUNT
This unit can be property installed either from Front (conventional DIN Front-mount) or Rear
(DIN Rear-mount installation, utilizing threaded screw holes at the sides
of
the unit chassis).
For details, refer to the following illustrated installation
methods
A and
B.
-DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method
A}
Installation the unit
1
Removing the unit
a
c
1. Dashboard
2.
Holder
After inserting the half sleeve into the
dashboard, select the appropriate tab
according
to
the thickness
of
the
dashboard material and bend them
inwards
to
secure the holder in place.
a.
Frame
b. Insert fingers into the groove in the
front
of
frame and pull out to remove
the frame. (When re-attaching the
frame, point the side with a groove
down
wards and attach it.)
c.
Insert the levers supplied with the
unit into the grooves at both sides
of
the unit as shown in figure until they
click. Pulling the levers makes it
possible
to
remove the unit from the
dashboard.
E-2
-DIN REAR-MOUNT (METHOD
B)
Installation usingthe screwholesonthe sides ofthe unit.
Fasteningthe unittothefactory radio mounting bracket.
4
1. Select a position where the screw
holes ofthe bracket and the screw
holes of the main unit become
aligned (are fitted) and tighten the
screws at 2 places on each side.
2.
Screw
3.
Factoryradio mounting bracket.
4.
Dashboard orConsole
5.
Hook
(Removethis part)
Note: the mounting box, outer trim ring,
and half-sleeve are not used for method
B installation.
2. DETACHABLE
CONTROL
PANEL (D.C.P.)
Removing The Detachable Control Panel (D.C.P.).
PANEL RELEASE
BUTION
Attaching the DCP
CAUTION
1.
Turn the power off
2.
Press the
D.C.P.
release button
3.
Remove the
D.C.P.
1. Attach the panel at the right side first, with
point B on the main unit touching point A on
the
D.C.P.
(As shown on the diagram).
2.
Then press the left side of
D.C.P.
onto the
main unit until a click sound
is
heard.
• DO NOT insert the D.C.P from the left side. Doing so may damage it.
• The D.C.P can easily be damaged
by
shocks. After removing it, place it in a protective case
and be careful not to
drop
it or subject it to strong shocks.
• When the release button is pressed and the D.C.P
is
unlocked, the car•s vibrations may
cause it to fall. To prevent
dam~e
to
the
D.C.P,
always store it in a protective case after
detaching
it.
• The rear connector that connects the main unit and the D.C.P
is
an extremely important
part. Be careful not to damage it by pressing on it with fingernails, pens, screwdrivers, etc.
Note:
If the D.C.P is dirty, wipe off the dirt with soft, dry cloth
only. And use a cotton swab soaked
in
isopropyl
alcoholto clean thesocketon the backofthe
D.C.P.
E-3
DETACHABLE
CONTROL
PANEL (D.C.P.)
Removing The Detachable Control Panel
(D.C.P.).
D.C.P.
Attaching the Detachable Control panel (D.C.P.)
r
2.
CAUTION
1.
Turn the Power off.
2.
Press the Panel Release Button.
3.
Remove the D.C:P
1.
Insert the right side of the
D.C.P.
Into
the main unit.
NOTE: The
D.C.P.
Must be attached into
the T-Joint.
2.
Press the
D.C.P.
On to the left side
of
middle of
D.C.P.
Until a click sound is
heard.
• DO NOTinsertthe D.C.Pfromthe leftside. Doing so may
damage
it.
• The D.C.P can easily be
damaged
byshocks. After removing it, place it
in
a protectivecase and
be careful notto
drop
it
or
subjectitto strong shocks.
• Whenthe release button is pressed and the D.C.P is unlocked, the car's vibrations maycause it
to
fall. To preventdamage
to
the
D.C.P,
alwaysstore it in a protectivecase afterdetaching
it.
• The rear connectorthatconnectsthe main unitand the D.C.
Pis
an extremely importantpart. Be
careful not
to
damageit
by
pressing on it with fingernails, pens, screwdrivers, etc.
Note:
If the D.C.P is dirty, wipe off the dirt with soft,
dry
cloth only. And use a cotton swab soaked
in isopropyl alcohol to clean the socket on the
back
of
the
D.C.P.
E-4
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
a.
Make sure
your
car battery
is
a 12 volt negative ground system.
b.
Before starting wiring connections, disconnect the power
supply
by removing the fuse
from the fuse box.
c.
Connect the power wire to one of the extra terminals ofthe fuse box.
d. Connect the black ground wire to a metal part of the car. It is important
to
make
good
contact.
e.
Make other wiring connections as shown.
f.
If
your
car does not have ISO connector, you can procure it from any car accessory shop.
Notes: INCORRECT WIRING OR OPERATION WILL VOID THE WARRANTY OF THIS UNIT.
Fuse
Replacement:
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
To replace the fuse, pull out
tt"e
blown fuse from the socket. Insert
REAR
a new one with same rating
REAR RIGHT SPEAKER
m
rn
(-)
(+)
MEMORY +12 V FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER
m m
rn
(-)
(+)
REM
TRIGGER
+12
v
FRONT LEFT SPEAKER
ITJ
[I]
DJ
(-)
(+)
GROUND ACC REAR LEFT SPEAKER
mm mm
+12
v
(-)
(+)
SIDE A SIDE B
4
YELLOW
1
VIOLET
5
BLUE
2
VIOLET/BLACK
7
RED
3
GREY
8
BLACK
4
GREY/BLACK
5 WHITE
6
WHITE/BLACK
7 GREEN
8
GREEN/BLACK
ANTENNA
,_____
___
LINE OUT FRONT
WHITE (L)
RED (R)
HARNESS
POWER(+)
RED
+
12
V
YELLOW
(FUSED
MEMORY
GND
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LEFT
SP.
FRONT
-
GREEN/BLACK
+
WHITE
-
WHITE/BLACK
BLUE
AUTO
ANT.
VIOLET
+
VIOLET/BLACK
-
GREY
+
GREY/BLACK
GENERAL OPERATION
POWER
ON/OFF
BUTTON (
CD
)
REAR
RIGHT
SP.
FRONT
Press POWER button or any other button on the front ofthe radio to turn the unit on.
Press POWER button briefly to turn the unit off.
MUTE BUTTON
Press the mute button momentarily to mute the audio volume, and
11
Mute
11
will
in
the
display. Press the mute button again to restore volume to the previous setting.
AUDIO
SELECT BUTTON {ROTARY VOLUME
CONTROL
KNOB)
Pressthis buttonto selectdesired audiofunction.
VOLUME
{VOL)->BASS
{BAS)->TREBLE
{TRE)->BALANCE
{BAL)->FADER
{FAD)->
EQ {DSP
OFF/POP/ROCK/CLASSIC)->LOUD
Rotate Volume Control to adjust desired setting within 3 seconds.
At DSP OFF
mode
EQ
will be controlled by BASS/TREBLE setting.
LOUD
Use the LOUDNESS control to increase bass output.
E-5
MENU BUTTON
Press MENU Button to navigate through the menu items, while the desired menu item is
displayed, use Volume control
to
adjust the selected function:
-
LOCIDX
MODE
Use this
mode
to change between Local and Distant
(OX)
tuning mode. Local
Mode
improves reception in
some
areas where the signal is
too
strong.
-BEEP
MODE
{BEEP ON
I
OFF)
BEEP OFF: disable audible
beep
tone when any function is accessed.
BEEP ON: enable audible beep tone.
-SWITCHING BETWEEN
USA
AND
EUROPE FREQUENCY
In
radio mode, Press MENU button until AREA USA or AREA EUR is displayed. Rotate
Volume knob to switch between USA and EUR (Europe) frequency. Leave it for 3-4 seconds
until current frequency menu resumes
or
press any button to continue operation. Every time
desired area frequency is selected, frequency and tuning step will be switched to
corresponding settings automatically.
ROTARY ENCODER VOLUME
KNOB
Whenthe Menu function is
not
activated, rotatethis
knob
tochangethevolume level.
When Menufunction is activated, rotate this knobto navigatethrough differentmenu items.
SAC
BUTTON
• Press this button
to
select different sources , sequence as follow:
A)
Tuner
mode
(Radio)
B)
USB (only if a USB drive is inserted)
C)
SDIMMC (only is a SD or MMC card is inserted)
D)
AUXIN
E)
BT MODE (only if unit is paired to a mobile phone)
SOURCES PRIORITY
• Whenever a USB or SDIMMC is being inserted, unit will automatically switch to USB
or
SDIMMC mode,
does
not matter the unit is currently in what mode.
When in USB
or
SO
I
MMC mode, if the USB or SD
I
MMC is being removed, unit will
automatically switch to radio mode.
FRONT AUX
INPUT
Connect the external signal
to
the front 3.5mm earphone
jack
on front panel, then press
Mode
button to select Aux mode. Press
Mode
button again to cancel Aux
Mode
and return
to previous mode.
E-6
DISP BUTTON
Press DISP button once to display current playing status (e.g. Frequency of Radio/AUX/
Music information (Elapsed time and ID3) of USB/SD-MMC Play).
-During USB I SD-MMC play. Elapsed and ID3 tag of current track will be displayed
in
sequence.
AUTO MEMORY STORE/PRESET SCAN
BUTION
(AMS)
1.PRESET SCAN: Press AMS button briefly enter Preset Scan mode, it will scan all the preset
stations in the memories, you can hear that will stay on each station for about 5 seconds.
2.AUTO MEMORY STORE: Press AMS button long to enter Auto Store mode, this feature will
automatically scan the current band and enter up to 6 strongest stations into the 6 preset
memories.
To
stop Auto Store &Scan, press the AMS button again.
TUNING UP
I
DOWN BUTTON (
1<011111<011111
..,_..,_I )
Press this button
to
search for radio stations.
BAND
BUTION
Press this button to change between bands
FM1
,FM2,FM3,
MW1
,MW2(AM).
RESET BUTTON
The RESET button is located on the front panel (as shown on the diagram). To press it vertically
with a ballpoint pen
or
metal object will activate it. The reset button is to be activated for the
following reasons:
'
• Initial installation ofthe unitwhen all wiring
is
completed.
• All thefunction buttons
do
notoperate.
• Errorsymbol on thedisplay.
Note: If the unit cannot function normally after reseting, please use a cotton swab soaked
in
isopropylalcohol to clean thesocketon the back ofthe control panel.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL (LCD)
The LCD panel display the frequency, time and activated functions.
NOTE:
It is a characteristic of LCD panel that if subjected to cold temperatures for an extended period
of time, they will take longer time to illuminate than under normal conditions,
in
addition, the
visibility ofthe numbers on the LCD may slightly decrease. The LCD read-out will return to
normal when temperatures increase to a normal range.
STATION PRESET BUTTONS (M1-M6)
You can store &recall six preset radio stations by pressing M1-M6 buttons
TO STORE A STATION:
1)
select a band (if needed)
2)
select a station by tuning up I down button
3)
hold a preset button which you want store the station for at least 2
seconds. The preset number will appear on the display
accompanied by a beeps sound.
TO RECALL A STATION:
1)
select a band (if needed)
2)
press a preset button briefly to recall the stored station.
E-7
MP3/SD/USB OPERATIONS
M1)PLAY/PAUSE
AND
FIRST
TRACK
BUTTON
Press this button briefly to pause MP3 play, press again to release pause.
M2)1NTRO SCAN BUTTON
Press this button to select Intra Scan function, the first 10 seconds of each track will be played
sequentially until this button
is
pressed again, then normal play will resume at the current track.
M3)REPEAT
BUTTON
Pressing this button will activate Repeat Function
in
thefollowing order:
RPT
ONE~RPT
ALL
M4)RANDOM
PLAY BUTTON
When random play mode
is
selected, the tracks will be played
in
random order, press this key
one more time to cancel random play mode.
TRACK
UP
AND
TRACK
DOWN
BUTTON
( 1
......
.._..._.1
)
Under normal play mode, press the Track Up Button for less than 1 second to skip the
playback to the next track, or press the Track Down Button for less than 1 seconds to return to
the beginning of the current track, press this button one more time to skip to the previous
track.
When any of these buttons is pressed for more than 1 second, the Mp3 player will enter
Cue/Review mode, this
is
indicated by the flashing track number on the LCD. When the key
is
released, normal play will resume.
E-8
MMC/SD CARD & USB DEVICE OPERATIONS
START THE USB DEVICE
MODE
1.The USB socket is accessible as indicated in picture
1.
(P.1)
2.Piug
in
the USB drive I device completely as indicated
in
picture
2(P.2)
and display will
show
USB-LOAD to
indicate that the USB drive I device is being plugged in
correctly & the download has begun.
3.Does not matter which source the unit is
in
(TUNER,SD/MMC,AUX,etc), once a USB drive I device
is being plugged into the unit, unit will automatically
switch to USB mode.
4.AII the USB files playback function is same as normal
MP3 files playback.
Warning: Excessive weight
or
size USB drive/device
may cause permanent &serious
damage
to the unit and
may cause access to the buttons on the front panel
impossible. User must use an extension cable (provide
by
USB device manufacturer) to connect with USB
socket to prevent any
damage
cause.
TO
STOP USB PLAYBACK
USB SOCKET
1.1f
the USB drive I device is unplugged, the unit will automatically switch to radio mode.
Or user can use MODE button to switch to other mode.
2.User can use the MODE button to choose USB mode (only if USB drive I device is
inserted
in
the unit ) or any other modes, when they are in any mode.
USB SPECIFICATION
* SUPPORT MAX 32G USB FLASH MEMORY
* SUPPORT MAX 9999 SONGS
* USB 1
.1
DEVICE SUPPORT
* USB 2.0 DEVICE SUPPORT
(TRANSFER SPEED SAME AS VER 1.1)
*FILE
MANAGER: FAT12/FAT16/FAT32
* CURRENT SUPPLY: MAX 500mA
CAUTION
1
.Always unplugged the USB gently from the unit,
excessive force used will cause permanent & serious
damage to the unit &the USB drive I device.
COMPATIBILITY
Due to the fast changing
technology
world, this unit may
or
may not be compatible to all the USB drive I device
available with all the future technology, especially those
USB drive I device which require to install a driver. Always
choose a compatible USB drive I device which is
compatible with this unit.
NOTE:
This unit is not compatible with portable Hard-Disc.
E-9
START THE SD/MMC MODE
1.The SDIMMC card slot is located on top of the front panel as
indicated
in
(P.4).
~
2.
Insert the SDIMMC card into the card slot
in
the correct
direction until a CLICK sound is heard.
3.
The display will show SD-MMC to indicate that the
SD
or
MMC card
is
correctly inserted. Once the
SD
or MMC card
is
inserted, the MP3 file will automatically loaded & playback will
also start.
4.
Does not matter the unit is
in
what sources(TunerUSB,AUX,etc),
once a SD or MMC card
is
being inserted
in
the unit, unit will
automaticaly switch to
SD
I MMC mode.
5.
All the
SD
I MMC files playback function
is
same as normal
MP3 files playback.
TO STOP SD/MMC CARD PLAYBACK
1.Push on the end of the
SO
or MMC card to eject the sd or MMC card. Once the
SD
or MMC
card
is
taken out, the unit will automatically switch to previous mode.
2.User can use the MODE button to choose
SD
I MMC mode (only if
SO
or MMC
is
inserted
in
the unit ) or any other modes, when they are
in
any mode.
SDIMMC SPECIFICATION
* SUPPORT MAX 32G SDIMMC CARD
* SUPPORT MAX 9999 SONGS
*FILE
MANAGER FAT12,
FAT16,
FAT32 SUPPORTED
CAUTION
2.Piease make sure to insert the
SO
or MMC
card
in
the correct direction I orientation
as
indicated
in
picture
6(P.5).
Wrong insert will
cause permanent &serious damage to the
unit & the
SD
or MMC card.
E -10
Front
side
Back
side
MP3 OPERATIONS(MP3/SD/MMC/USB FILES)
Loading
MP3
File (
MMC/SD/USB
Drive)
During MP3 play, Current Track
Number
&Time Elapse
of
current
track
will
be
shown on the LCD.
If
the
disc
is ID3 compatible. press DISP button
to
display elapsed
time
and
ld3 tag
of
current track, The following categories
of
ID3 tag will
be
shown:
1.
Track name SONG
2.
Title name TITLE
3.
Artist
name
ARTIST
4.
Album
name
ALBUM
5.
Folder name DIR
Navigating
Through
Folders
and
Tracks
There are Four ways to select
your
favourite folder/tracks.
1.By Track Up/Down Button
{~
~
)
Press track
up/down
button
to
skip
the
current tracks.
2.10-Track Up/Down Button
Press Folder
up
(M6)/F
+
or
Folder
down
Button (M5)/F- for
more
than 1
seconds
skip1
0
tracks.
3.Folder UP/Down
Press Folder
up
(M6)/F
+
or
Folder
down
Button (M5)/F- briefly
to
skip Folder.
4.NAVIGATING THROUGH DIRECTORIES AND TRACKS
Under
MP3 play modes, press AMS Menu button once, the
display
shows
TRK-SCH,
then turn the
Encoder
Volume
knob
to
selet desired track
number
directly,
Then press Volume
knob
to
confirm.
E-
11
BLUETOOTH MODE OPERATION
INSTRUCTION FOR HANDSFREE FUNCTION
1.
PAIR
IT
WITH
YOUR
PHONE
(PAIRING)
Before you use your Car HANDSFREE System, you need
to
pair it with
your
mobile phone.
1. The Bluetooth set system on the head unit will automatically
go
into pairing
mode
when the
POWER turned on .
2.
Set your Bluetooth
phone
to
discover the BOSS AUDIO
3.
Your phone will find the BOSS AUDIO
Your phone then asks if you want to pair with
it.
Accept by pressing
Yes
or OK on the phone
and confirm with the passkey
or
PIN==OOOO
(4
zeros). Your phone will confirm when pairing is
complete.
In
case of unsuccessful pairing, repeat steps 1 to 3 .
2.
OPERATION
• Call Accept: Single click TALK button during an incoming call to accept the call.
• Call Reject: Click CANCEL
(SRCo)
or
(STOP) on the remote during an incoming call will
reject the call.
• Call End: Single click SACo button when communication or dialling an outgoing call to
hang up.
• Call Disconnect: No BT
mode
Click TALK button about 1.5 seconds when it is
not
in
communication mode. And Disconnect and BT OFF will showed on the display.
• Call Re-connect,Click TALK button again at the Disconnect Status. The connection will be
reconnected and CONNECT & BT ON will showed on the display.
• Call Transfer (Private mode): Click TALK button about 1.5 seconds at communicating time,
transfer the call
to
phone, click talk button once again, transfer the call to Bluetooth.
• Auto Answer (Depend on mobile phone feature): Pis refer to
your
own mobile phone
manual for handsfree auto answer setting.
• Volume Adjust: User can use the volume
up/down
to adjust the volume level.
3.
WHAT
DISPLAY CAN
SHOW
DURING THE
INCOMING/OUTGOING
CALL
MODE
INCOMING
CALL
• When there is an incoming call, the display will display the incoming caller telephone
number
If the incoming call has
no
caller number, the LCD will display 00000000 user can
short press the TALK button answer
I
accept the call and the Talking display will be showed
when the call is answered.
• To end the conversation, press the
CANCEL(SRCO)
or
(STOP) at the Remote control and
the Hang
up
will showed on display. The unit and the display on the LCD will switch back to
the previous
mode
automatically.
OUTGOING
CALL
• User can use his
I
her Mobile Phone or remote control to dial and make an outgoing call .
Once the user start dialling, the display should
show
DIALING.
• The audio
output
of the present
mode
will ONLY be muted after pressing the
TALK
button as
a confirmation to dial the outgoing call.
• During talking mode, the LCD Display will display talking time.
• To end the conversation, press the CANCEL
(SRCo
) button
or
(STOP) at the Remote
control and the Hang
up
will showed on display. The unit and the display on the LCD will
switch back to the previous
mode
automatically. The mute
of
the previous
mode
will be
released at the same time.
E -12
4.
BLUETOOTH NOTICE
• Before you start to use our Bluetooth
HEAD
UNIT , Please pair the unit with your mobile
phone completely. Please refer to the section of PAIRING To ensure the best reception for
Pairing & Re-connection, please make sure the phone Battery
is
fully charged when making
the pairing or Re-connection.
• Every time you turn the power on, the unit will automatically re-connect with the mobile
phone.
• By pressing the TALK button the unit will start the Auto-Reconnection .
In
some conditions,
the user will need to reconnect manually. For example like the following.
• If the mobile phone
is
out of range.
(2
meters away from the head unit) the unit will
be
disconnected from the mobile phone.
• If user wants to re-connect, it will have to be done manually.
• The Bluetooth symbol (
...
) and the connected symbol (
< I
>)
on the mobile phone will be
different from one to another. Please refer lo the corresponding specification.
• When you hang up the phone, the main unit will revert to previous state (radio,
CD
or other
mode).
• Some brand of Mobile Phone like Sony Ericsson may have
11
Power Saving Modell selection
when Blue Tooth mode
is
switched on. PLEASE DO NOT Switch
ON
Power saving Mode
when operating with this Head Unit, .
As
some abnormal communication behaviour will
happen Power Saving Mode
is
switched on.
• To ensure the best conversation quality I performance, please always keep talking within 1
metres of the Head Unit.
• Some Mobile Phones can support
IN
BAND
RING
TONE, such
as
Motorola, Nokia.
In
such
case, the Incoming Ringing Tone will be same
as
the original Ring-tone of the Mobile
Phone. But some Mobile Phones like Sony Ericsson do not support this feature. The Ring-
tone will
be
using the standard Ring-tone of the Head unit.
• Using voice dialling, please make sure the phone and the head unit within 3 metres of each
other. Also please make sure your mobile phone support voice dialling function. And please
consult with your mobile phone supplier if you want to know the operation further about
voice dialling.
• If user wants to Dis-connect the Head unit with the Mobile Phone, please click talk button
long once or switch
11
0FF
11
Blue Tooth connectivity on the Mobile Phone.
LISTENING TO MUSIC USING BOSS AUDIO ON THE BT AUDIO MODE
• BOSS AUDIO
is
capable of streaming music over Bluetooth from a mobile phone
supporting
A2DP.
Press the
SRCQ
button to select Bluetooth
BT
audio mode, once you
have paired your Car Handsfree with your mobile phone, use your phone to play, pause,
stop, skip forward and backward. When you receive a call, the music will
be
automatically
paused and you will be able to answer or reject a call through the headset. Once you end a
call, the music will continue.
On
some phones you may have to press play to start the music
again.
• And you can also make
an
outgoing call (This function
is
compatible with some phones
which can make outgoing calls during the
A2DP
mode.)
E -13
Specifications for Blue tooth
BLUE TOOTH
Power Consumption
Output Power
Frequency Band
Range
Standard
200mA Max.
0 dBm (Class
II)
2.4GHz -2.4835GHz
ISM
Band
3 meters·(free space)
Bluetooth
2.1
specification
• Specifications subject to change without notice.
Remark:
Our Bluetooth Handsfree System adapts to the Bluetooth spec V2.1. It
is
compatible with
profiles such as Handsfree profile and Head Set profile. However the functionality may be
limited due to some phones dedicated interfacing specifications, even with phones of which
the actual Bluetooth specifications and used profiles apply to our Bluetooth Handsfree
System specifications.
Please check the compatibility list or try it out
in
practice your phone at the local dealer
in
case it
is
not mentioned
in
the list.
Note:
Compatibility and connectivity with all Bluetooth mobile phones
is
not guaranteed.
Warning:
Many jurisdictions have laws regarding the use of a phone
in
a vehicle.
Obey all local laws. Always keep your hands free to operate the vehicle while driving.
Your first consideration while driving should be road safety.
E -14
SPECIFICATIONS
RADIO SECTION
FM
FrequencyRange
UsableSensitivity
Stereo Separation
S/N Ratio
AM (MW)
FrequencyRange
UsableSensitivity
S/N Ratio
GENERAL
Power
Supply
Polarity
Speaker
impedance
Power
Output
REMARK:
87.5 -107.9 MHz (USA)
87.5-108.0
MHz (EUR)
Better than 15dB at S/N
30
dB
25
dB
at 1KHz
50
dB
530
-171
0 KHz (USA)
522 -1620 KHz (EUR)
Better than 45dB
40
dB
DC
11
-14V
Negative Ground
40
50Wx4
Specifications subject to change without notice.
E -15
THANK
YOU
from
BOSS
AUDIO
SYSTEMS
FOR YOUR PURCHASE
Th~re's
a reason
we
have been a
leader
and
innovator
in
the
business since 1987.
Our
goal
is
for
you
to
be
completely
satisfied
with
your
purchase.
If
for
any reason
you
are unsatisfied, please
let
us
be
the
first
to
know.
Contact
our
Customer
Care
dept.
at
800.999.1236
WE
WANT
YOUR POSITIVE FEEDBACK
AND
REVIEWS!
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THIS
PRODUCT
IS
WARRANTED
FOR
A
PERIOD
OF
ONE
YEAR
FROM
THE DATE
OF
PURCHASEAGAINST
DEFECTS
IN MATERIALS
AND
WORKMANSHIP.
THE
WARRANTY
IS
FOR
REPAIR
OR
REPLACEMENT
AT
THE
SOLE
DISCRETION OF SELLING
DEALER.
IF
WE
CHOOSE
TO
REPLACE
YOUR
PRODUCT,
WE
MAY
REPLACE
IT WITH A NEW
OR
RECONDITIONED ONE OF
THE
SAME
OR
SIMILAR
DESIGN.
CUSTOMER
WILL
BE
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
FREIGHT
CHARGES
INCURRED
TO
RETURN
THE
PRODUCT
AND
WILL
INCLUDE A
CASHIER'S CHECK OR
MONEY
ORDER
IN
THE
AMOUNT
OF $20.00
FOR
CONTINENTAL
U.S.
OR
$35.00
FOR
HAWAII, ALASKA,
CANADA
AND
PUERTO
RICO,
PAYABLE
TO
BOSS
AUDIO
SYSTEMS
TO
COVER
RETURN
SHIPPING
AND
HANDLING.
YOU
MUST
SEND
A
COPY
OF
THE
ORIGINAL INVOICE WITH DATE OF
PURCHASE.
PLEASE
ENCLOSE
A
LETTER
STATING
THE
PROBLEM
YOU
ARE
HAVING WITH
THE
PRODUCT,
YOUR
DAYTIME PHONE NUMBER,
AND
YOUR
RETURN
SHIPPING ADDRESS (NO
P.O.
BOXES,
PLEASE).
PLEASE
CONTACT
US
TO
RECEIVE
A
RETURN
AUTHORIZATION
NUMBER
(RA#)
BEFORE
SENDING
YOUR
DEFECTIVE
ITEM.
THIS
WARRANTY
DOES
NOT
COVER
ANY UNIT SUBJECT
TO
ABUSE,
NEGLECT,
INCORRECT WIRING,
WATER
DAMAGE,
OR
ANY
REPAIR
OR
MOO/FICATION
PERFORMED
BY
SOMEONE
OTHER
THAN A
BOSS
AUDIO
SYSTEMS
REPAIR
TECHNICIAN. ANYDAMAGES
RESULTING
FROM
LEGAL
ACTION
FOR
BREACH
OF
EXPRESSED
OR
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES
SHALL
BE
LIMITED
TO
THE
COST OF
THE
ORIGINAL
PURCHASE
PRICE
OF
THE
UNIT.
AS
A CONDITION OF
THIS
WARRANTY IT
IS
AGREED
THAT
THE
REMEDY PROVIDED IN
THIS
DOCUMENT
IS
THE
SOLE
REMEDY
UNDER
THIS
WARRANTY
ALL
LIABILITY
FOR
COINCIDENTAL DAMAGES
IS
EXCLUDED.
THE
PURCHASER
AGREES
TO
RETAIN
THE
ORIGINAL PROOF-OF-PURCHASE
FOR
ESTABLISHING
THE
EFFECTIVE
DATE OF
THIS
WARRANTY SHOULD
BOSS
AUDIO
SYSTEMS
OR
AN
AUTHORIZED
DEALER
REPLACE
YOUR
PRODUCT UNDER WARRANT'(
THIS
REPLACEMENT
SHALL
BE
CONSIDERED A TRANSACTION UNDER
THE
ORICi/NAI WARRANTY
AND
DOES
NOT
EXTEND
THE
ORIGINAL
~VARRANTY
PERIOD.
THIS
WARRANTY
IS
NON-TRANSFERABLE
PLEASE FILL
IN
THE
INFORMATION
REQUESTED
AND
MAIL
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CARD
TO
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SYSTEM
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MODEL
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