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Clarion DRX7375R User manual

Owner’s
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DRX7375R
—
DRX7375RW
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/MW/LW
RADIO
CD
COMBINATION
WITH
CD
CHANGER
CONTROL
e
COMBINE
RADIO
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/P0/GO
LECTEUR
DE
CD
AVEC
CONTROLEUR
DE
CHANGEUR
DE
CD
UKW-MPX/MW/LW-RADIO-CD-KOMBINATION
MIT
CD-WECHSLER-STEUERUNG
MIT
RDS-EON
e
SINTOLETTORE
CD
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/MW/LW
CON
CONTROLLO
DEL
CARICATORE
CD
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/MW/LW
TUNER
MET
CD-SPELER
EN
BEDIENINGSEENHEID
VOOR
CD-WISSELAAR
e
COMBINACION
DE
RADIO
DE
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/MW/LW
Y
REPRODUCTOR
DE
DISCOS
COMPACTOS
CON
CONTROL
DE
CAMBIADOR
DE
DISCOS
COMPACTOS
KOMBINERAD
RDS-EON/FM-MPX/MV/LV-RADIO
OCH
CD-SPELARE
MED
CD-VAXLARKONTROLL
~
4
ALPHA
(C%__
CARDS
COMBINACAO
DE
AUTO-RADIO
DE
RDS-EON/
FM-MPX/OM/OL
DE
LEITOR
DE
CDs
COM
CONTROLO
DE
CAMBIADOR
DE
CDs
CAUTIONS:
This
appliance
contains
a
laser
system
and
is
classified
as
a
“CLASS
1
LASER
PROD-
UCT”.
To
use
this
model
properly,
read
this
Owner’s
Manual
carefully
and
keep
this
manual
for
your
future
reference.
In
case
of
any
trouble
with
this
player,
please
contact
your
nearest
“AUTHORIZED
service
station”.
’
To
prevent
direct
exposure
to
the
laser
beam,
do
not
try
to
open
the
enclosure.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
IN
THE
OWNER’S
MANUAL
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIA-
TION
EXPOSURE.
ADVARSEL
Denne
merking
er
anbragt
udvendigt
pa
apparatet
og
indikerer,
at
apparatet
arbejder
med
laserstraler
af
klasse
1,
hvilket
betyder,
at
der
anvendes
laserstraler
af
svageste
klasse,
og
at
man
ikke
pa
apparatets
yderside
kan
blive
udsat
for
utilladelig
kraftig
straling.
APPARATET
BOR
KUN
ABNES
AF
FAGFOLK
MED
S/ERLIGT
KENDSKAB
TIL
APPARATER
MED
LASERSTRALER!
Indvendigt
i
apparatet
er
anbragt
den
her
gengivne
advarselsmakning,
som
advarer
imod
at
foretage
sadanne
indgreb
i
apparatet,
at
man
kan
komme
til
at
udsazette
sig
for
laserstraling.
Apparaten
innehaller
laserkomponenten
som
avger
laserstralning
6verstigande
gransen
for
laserklass
1.
Suojakoteloa
si
saa
avata.
Laite
sisaltaa
laserdiodin,
joka
lahettaa
nakymaténta
silmille
vaarallista
lasersateilya.
2
ORX7375R/DRX7375RW
Clarion
12V
©
GROUND
LW
MW
FM
(UKW)
153-279kHz
531-1602kHz
87.5-108MHz
C€
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
(EN-60825.
1991)
Buttom
View
of
Main
Unit
Clarion
Co.,Ltd.
<a)
MADE
IN:
Top
View
of
Main
Unit
CAUTION
~
VORSICHT!
VARNING
~
ADVARSEL
—
INVISIBLE
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN
AND.
INTERLOCKS
DEFEATED.
AVOID
EXPOSURE
TO
BEAM.
UNSICHTBARE
LASERSTRAHLUNG
TRITT
AUS.
WENN
DECKEL
GEOFFNET
UND
WENN
SICHERHEITSVERAIEGELUNG
UBERBRUCKT
IST.
NICHT
DEM
STRAHL
AUSSETZEN!
OSYNLIG
LASERSTRALNING
NAR
DENNA
DEL
AR
OPPNAD
OCH
SPAAR
AR
URKOPPLAD.
STRALEN
AR
FARLIG.
USYNLIG
LASERSTRALING
VED
ASNING.
NAR
SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE
ER
UDE
AF
FUNKTION.
UNDGA
UDSTTELSE
FOR
STRALING.
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
Clarion
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW.
*
This
owner’s
manual
is
for
both
the
DRX7375R
and
the
DRX7375RW.
The
only
difference
between
these
models
is
the
colour
of
the
front
panel.
The
operating
methods
are
the
same.
*
Please
read
this
owner’s
manual
in
its
entirety
before
operating
this
equipment.
*
After
reading
this
manual,
be
sure
to
keep
it
in
a
handy
place
(e.g.,
glove
compartment).
*
Check
the
contents
of
the
enclosed
warranty
card
and
keep
it
carefully
with
this
manual.
*
This
manual
includes
the
operating
procedures
of
the
CD
changer
that
is
connected
via
the
C-BUS
cable,
of
the
Digital
Sound
Processor
(DSP)
and
of
the
Equalizer
(EQ).
The
CD
changer,
DSP
or
Equalizer
has
its
own
owner’s
manual,
but
no
explanations
for
operating
it
are
described.
Contents
Tis
SPPRECAU
TIONS
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2.
HANDLING
COMPACT
DISCS
...............cccccsceeseeeeeeeees
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4
8:
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CONTROLS
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icaoeenene
oes
5
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senses
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6
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DOWN
PANEL
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7
6.
BUTTON
TERMINOLOGY
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8
Names.
of
Buttons
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cast
dives
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dadesasin
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9
7.~
REMOTE:
CONTROL
..::
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10
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10
Functions
of
Remote
Control!
Unit
Buttons
.
ve
A
8.
OPERATION
.............ccsceeeseeseeseeeneesceteretoeee
12
Basic:@perations
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sag
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tabs
Sacs
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adh
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cp
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12
Radio:
Operation
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seuss
eicucduteds
vies
steshbesobialiacanechsnasesiedasaraienelencheenechsapunstaens
Suttees
14
RDS
Operations
0...
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wn
16
CD
Operations
s:.sicc...ciccccidecesseepeecineeieneeectnesertaee
1
20
CD
Changer
Operations
........c
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ceseeseeeeeeeeeeees
wns
22
Other
Handy
Functions
...............
os
DSP
and
Equalizer
Operations
...
aie
9.
IN
CASE
OF
DIFFICULTY
..........
1
80
10:
ERROR
DISPLAYS
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seve
31
TT.
SPECIFICATIONS
.c60:
csi
ech
co
iotevck
Soe
sietceda
te
Adages
eves
eatiad
lata
ea
dda
de
acanet
adead
oes
caps
coaciabve
228
1.
PRECAUTIONS
1.
When
the
inside
of
the
car
is
very
cold
and
2.
Driving
on
bumpy
roads
which
cause
severe
the
player
is
used
soon
after
switching
on
the
vibration
may
cause
the
sound
skip.
heater,
dew
may
form
on
the
disc
or
the
opti-
cal
parts
of
the
player
and
proper
playback
may
not
be
possible.
If
dew
forms
on
the
disc,
wipe
it
with
a
soft
cloth.
If
dew
forms
on
the
optical
parts
of
the
player,
do
not
use
the
player
for
about
one
hour
and
the
condensa-
tion
will
disappear
naturally
to
allow
normal
operation.
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
3
This
unit
has
been
designed
specifically
for
play-
back
of
compact
discs
bearing
the
gj@@S
mark.
No
other
discs
can
be
played.
ae
To
remove
the
compact
disc
from
its
storage
Case,
press
down
on
the
centre
of
the
case
and
lift
the
disc
out,
holding
it
carefully
by
the
edges.
Proper
way
to
hold
the
compact
disc
Removing
the
disc
Always
handle
the
compact
disc
by
the
edges.
Never
touch
the
surface.
To
remove
fingermarks
and
dust,
use
a
soft
cloth,
and
wipe
in
a
straight
line
from
the
centre
of
the
compact
disc
to
the
circumference.
ives,
No
New
discs
may
have
some
roughness
around
the
edges.
The
unit
may
not
work
or
the
sound
may
skip
if
such
discs
are
used.
Use
a
ball-point
pen,
etc.
to
remove
roughness
from
the
edge
of
the
disc.
Ball-point
pen
Note:
¢
Do
not
use
commercially
available
CD
protection
sh
get
caught
in
the
internal
mechanism
and
damage
Note
on
Compact
Discs
Never
stick
labels
on
the
surface
of
the
compact
disc
or
mark
the
surface
with
a
pencil
or
pen.
No
Do
not
use
any
solvents
such
as
commercially
available
cleaners,
anti-static
spray,
or
thinner
to
clean
compact
discs.
Do
not
use
compact
discs
that
have
large
scratches,
are
misshapen,
or
cracked,
etc.
Use
of
such
discs
will
cause
misoperation
or
damage.
No
gs
Do
not
expose
compact
discs
to
direct
sunlight
or
any
heat
source.
eets
or
discs
equipped
with
stabilizers,
etc.
These
may
the
disc.
Be
sure
to
untold
and
read
the
next
page.
/
Veuillez
déplier
et
vous
référer
a
la
page
suivante.
Bitte
ausbreiten
und
die
nachste
Seite
lesen.
/
Assicurarsi
di
aprire
e
leggere
ta
pagina
successiva,
Volgende
pagina
uitvouwen
en
doorlezen
a.u.b.
/
Cerciérese
de
desplegar
y
de
leer
la
pagina
siguiente.
Glém
inte
att
vika
ut
och
lasa
nasta
sida.
/
Nao
deixe
de
abrir
e
ler
a
préxima
pagina.
DRX7375R/DAX7375RW
4
3.
CONTROLS/_.
=
/
REGLER/
REGELAARS/.
.-—=—~-
/KONTROLLER/
Main
unit
/
Appareil
principal
/
Hauptgerat
/
Apparecchio
principale
Hoofdtoestel
/
Unidad
principal
/
Huvudenhet
/
Aparelho
principal
DRX7375R
Ba
eeosten"
sate
1
HG
Su
DPR
EC
UMBEHE
commmoa
DUT
a
VEN
HEME
VEO TAN
WANT
NAANE
Neat
beat
beat
beat
ST
ALDI)
acsity
DISC/GCN)(RET)
EDM
Clarion
Zs
<2eS
Se
———————EE——EEEE
SS
SS
SS
ee
————eeeEEeEee
el
With
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
opened
/
Ouvrez
le
PANNEAU
RABATTABLE
OFFNUNG
DER
KLAPPSCHALTTAFEL
/
Apertura
del
PANNELLO
APRIBILE
Met
het
NEERKLAPBARE
PANEEL
geopend
/
Apertura
del
PANEL
ABATIBLE
DEN
NEDFALLBARA
PANELEN
6ppen
/
Abrindo
o
PAINEL
RECLINAVEL
Note:
Be
sure
to
unfold
this
page
and
refer
to
the
front
diagrams
as
you
read
each
chapter.
Remarque:
Veuillez
déplier
cette
page
et
vous
référer
aux
schémas
quand
vous
lisez
chaque
chapitre.
Hinweis:
Bitte
diese
Seite
ausfalten
und
beim
Lesen
der
einzeinen
Kapitel
die
Frontdiagramme
beachten.
Nota:
Assicurarsi
di
aprire
questa
pagina
e
fare
riferimento
a
questi
diagrammi
quando
si
legge
ciascun
capitolo.
Opmerking:
Vouw
deze
pagina
uit
en
zie
tevens
de
afbeeldingen
van
het
voorpaneel
tiidens
het
doorlezen
van
de
volgende
hoofdstukken.
Nota:
Cuando
lea
los
capituios,
despliegue
esta
pagina
y
consulte
los
diagramas.
Observera:
Vik
ut
denna
sida
for
att
kunna
se
figurerna
6ver
bilstereons
framsida
medan
du
laser
de
olika
kapitien.
Nota:
Lembre-se
de
abrir
esta
pagina
e
consultar
os
diagramas
frontais
durante
a
leitura
de
cada
capitulo.
5
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
The
control
panel
can
be
detached
to
prevent
Attaching
the
DCP
theft.
When
detaching
the
control
panel,
store
it
1.
Insert
the
right
side
of
the
DCP
into
the
main
in
the
DCP
(DETACHABLE
CONTROL
PANEL)
unit.
case
to
prevent
scratches.
2.
Insert
the
left
side
of
the
DCP
into
the
main
We
recommend
taking
the
DCP
with
you
when
unit.
leaving
the
car.
Removing
the
DCP
1.
Turn
the
power
off.
2.
Deeply
push
in
the
OPEN
button
and
open
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL.
OPEN
button
place.
*
The
DCP
can
easily
be
damaged
by
shocks.
After
removing
it,
be
careful
not
to
drop
it
or
subject
it
to
strong
shocks.
¢
If
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
is
kept
open,
the
DCP
may
drop
due
to
vibration
of
the
car.
This
results
in
damage
to
the
DCP.
So
close
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
or
remove
the
DCP
to
store
into
the
case.
(See
figure
below.)
HOLD
FLAP
Gre
DCP
case
*
The
connector
connecting
the
main
unit
and
the
DCP
is
an
extremely
important
part.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
it
by
pressing
on
it
with
fingernails,
screwdrivers,
etc.
|
Note:
¢
If
the
DCP
is
dirty,
wipe
off
the
dirt
with
a
soft,
dry
clothonly.
Be
sure
to
close
the
HOLD
FLAP
for
safety
when
removing
the
DCP.
6
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
5.
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
The
DRX7375R
and
the
DRX7375RW
use
a
flip-down
structure
that
makes
possible
large-size
dis-
plays.
When
opening
and
closing
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL,
be
careful
not
to
catch
your
fingers.
They
could
be
injured.
1.
Always
use
the
DRX7375R
and
the
DRX7375RW
with
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
closed.
2.
Do
not
force
operations
or
use
this
device
ab-
normally
when
opening
or
closing
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL.
3.
Do
not
use
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
as
a
tray
to
place
objects
on
when
it
is
open.
4.
When
closing
the
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL,
do
not
press
the
OPEN
button.
5.
Strong
impacts
to
the
operating
or
display
sec-
tion
can
cause
damage
or
deformation.
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
7
6.
BUTTON
TERMINOLOGY
|
Note:
*
Be
sure
to
read
this
chapter
referring
to
the
front
diagrams
of
chapter
“3.
CONTROLS”
on
page
5
(unfold).
Names
of
Buttons
[1]
POWER
button
FUNC
(function)
button
a
-selector
(ALPHA-TOUCH
CONTROLLER)
OPEN
button
DCP/FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
Display
DISP
(display)
button
PS/AS
(preset
scan/auto
Store)
DUTON
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eteeeees
[m3]
SON
fscan)
BUON
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IS),
[S)
AF
(alternative
frequencies)
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.........
cscs
eter
teees
[Ga]
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(repeat)
bUNON
dee
ncn
atekarate
IS),
SQ)
PTY
(programme
type)
DULtON
.......sesceesssesssseeeseeesneeeneeentenes
(Car)
]
RDM
(random)
DUtON
.....cescecceesstesesseesseesseeesecsensenne
[S).
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TA
(traffic
announcement)
DUttOM
.......
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(Ca?
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BAND.
DUttON
ecciccoie.ccecessresh
sbeersaneyeotinr
tered
detadtee
ties:
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DUTON
...c.cccccssiedececel
cavsrceatenecteevsinsesesensseeels
Secdoetevereeeetee
MAG
(magazine)
button
12)
Preset
buttons
(1
tO
6)
oo...
cescseeseeeseeeeeecetertetestsetsereeseenes
Direct
buttons
(1
tO
6)...
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13}
A-M
(audio
mode)
button
LOUD
(loudness)
button
TPETES
BUtOM
ictscoe
dee
Seevscceroes
La
oteantaateictn
ed
tastts
[2],
(WI
ADJ
(adjust)
button
DSP
(digital
sound
processor)
button
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[2]
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|
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(equalizer)
button
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the
radio
(RDS)
mode
[<=]:
In
the
CD
mode
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the
CD
changer
mode
8
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
@@-Selector
Operation
(ALPHA-TOUCH
CONTROLLER)
*
The
ALPHA-TOUCH
CONTROLLER
is
called
“o-selector’
in
this
owner’s
manual.
The
a-selector
enables
you
to
operate
main
func-
3.
To
select
the
centre
(ENT):
push
in
the
a-se-
tions
of
each
mode
with
a
single
finger.
lector
to
the
centre.
Read
through
the
operating
procedures
of
the
a-
This
a-selector’s
operation
is
mainly
used
when
selector
first
and
then
read
the
operating
expla-
operating
the
below.
nations
for
each
mode.
*
Mute
operation
in
radio
mode
1.
Put
your
index
finger
on
the
a-selector.
*
Play/pause
operation
of
a
CD
or
CD
changer
*
Decision
operation
of
each
setting
item
2.
To
select
the
up/down
direction
(A,
W)
or
Note:
the
left/right
direction
(<q,
b>),
move
the
a-
¢
/f
you
try
to
rotate
the
a-selector
forcibly
or
apply
selector
to
the
corresponding
direction.
more
than
needed
strength
to
it,
this
results
in
:
Peer
F
damage
or
breakdown.
This
a-selector’s
operation
is
mainly
used
when
operating
the
below.
*
Adjusting
the
volume
*
Selection
of
radio
stations
*
Tune
selection
of
a
CD
or
CD
changer
Item
selection
of
each
setting
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
9
7.
REMOTE
CONTROL
Receiver
for
remote
control
unit
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Operating
range:
30’
in
all
directions
Remote
control
unit
Signal
transmitter
Inserting
the
Battery
Remote
control
unit
1.
Turn
the
remote
control
unit
upside
down,
push
the
lock
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow,
and
pull
out
the
battery
holder.
2.
insert
the
enclosed
battery
(CR2025)
with
the
“+”
side
facing
up.
3.
Push
the
battery
holder
back
in
securely
until
a
click
is
heard.
Rear
side
Enclosed
battery
(CR2025)
Notes:
Using
batteries
improperly
can
cause
them
to
ex-
plode.
Take
note
of
the
following
points:
*
When
replacing
the
battery,
be
sure
to
set
the
new
battery
with
the
“+”
side
facing
up.
*
Do
not
short-circuit,
disassemble
or
heat
batter-
ies.
;
*
Do
not
dispose
of
batteries
in
flames.
*
Dispose
of
spent
batteries
in
the
proper
place.
Battery
holder
10
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Functions
of
Remote
Control
Unit
Buttons
"Radio
(RDS)
»
Sn
ee
a
pet
CD
echanger,
Switches
between
radio,
CD
and
CD
changer.
Switches
reception
band.
Plays
the
first
track.
Moves
the
next
disc
in
increasing
order.
[22]
VOLUME
(WA)
|
Increases
and
decreases
volume
(in
all
modes).
[23]
SEARCH
(<q
p>)
|
Moves
preset
channels
up
|
Moves
tracks
up
and
down.
|
Moves
tracks
up
and
down.
and
down.
When
pressed
and
held
for
|
When
pressed
and
held
for
1
second:
Fast-forward/fast-
|
1
second:
Fast-forward/fast-
backward.
backward.
24)
(m/H1)
Turns
mute
on
and
off.
Switches
between
playback
|
Switches
between
playback
and
pause.
and
pause.
[25]
DISP
Switches
between
main
display,
sub
display
and
clock
(CT)
display.
[26
DSP
PROGRAM
|
Moves
the
DSP
programme
up
(in
all
modes).
{27]
EQPROGRAM
|
Moves
the
equalizer
programme
up
(in
all
modes).
Preset
scan.
:
Scan
play.
When
pressed
and
held
for
When
pressed
and
held
for
2
seconds:
Auto
store.
2
seconds:
Disc
scan
play.
PTY
standby
mode
on
and
|
Random
play.
Random
play.
off.
When
pressed
and
held
for
2
seconds:
Disc
random
play.
AF
function
on
and
off.
Repeat
play.
Repeat
play.
When
pressed
and
held
for
When
pressed
and
held
for
2
seconds:
REG
function
2
seconds:
Disc
repeat
on
and
off.
play.
TA
on/off
(in
all
modes).
+*
Some
of
the
corresponding
buttons
on
the
main
unit
and
remote
control
unit
have
different
functions.
DRX7375R/0RX7375RW
11
8.
OPERATION
Basic
Operations
Be
sure
to
set
the
volume
to
the
minimum
level
before
turning
off
the
power
to
the
unit.
Loud
sounds
when
turning
on
the
power
may
impair
your
hearings
or
cause
damage
to
the
unit.
Turning
on
the
power
Note:
¢
Be
sure
to
start
the
engine
before
using
the
unit
to
prevent
the
battery
from
running
down.
1.
Press
POWER
button
[1].
2.
The
illumination
and
display
on
the
unit
light
up.
The
unit
starts
in
the
function
mode
it
was
in
when
the
power
was
turned
off
last.
3.
Press
and
hold
POWER
button
[1]
for
1
sec-
ond
or
longer
to
turn
off
the
power.
Selecting
a
mode
1.
Press
FUNC
button
[4]
to
select
a
function
mode.
2.
The
function
mode
changes
in
the
following
order:
Radio
CD
-»
CD
changer
=
Radio
...
*
If
the
CD
changer
is
not
connected,
the
CD
changer
mode
cannot
be
selected.
Adjusting
the
volume
Select
up
or
down
to
increase
or
decrease
using
a-selector
[2].
*
Selecting
up
or
down
and
holding
for
1
second
or
longer
on
the
a-selector
[2]
continuously
increases
or
decreases
the
volume
respectively.
*
The
volume
level
(step
0
to
33)
appears
in
the
dis-
play.
12
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Note:
Be
sure
to
read
this
chapter
referring
to
the
front
diagrams
of
chapter
“3.
CONTROLS"
on
page
5
(unfold).
Adjusting
audio
mode
(use
a
-selector)
Press
A-M
button
[13]
to
select
an
item
to
be
ad-
justed.
Each
time
you
press
the
button,
the
item
changes
in
the
following
order:
Bass/Treble
-
Balance/Fader
=>
Mode
display
...
*
The
display
returns
to
the
previous
mode
7
sec-
onds
after
the
adjustment..
Adjusting
the
tone
Select
“BA:TR”
(bass/treble)
in
the
display.
@BASS
adjustment
(step
—6
to
+6)
Select
right
or
left
to
increase
or
decrease.
@TREBLE
adjustment
(step
—6
to
+6)
Select
up
or
down
to
increase
or
decrease.
Note:
¢
When
the
expand
DSP
(Digital
Sound
Processor)
or
EQ
(Equalizer),
sold
separately,
is
connected
to
the
unit,
the
tone
adjustment
mode
cannot
be
selected.
To
adjust
the
tone,
see
the
section
“DSP
and
Equalizer
Operations’.
Adjusting
the
balance
(step
L9
to
R9)
1.
Select
“BA:FA”
(balance/fader)
adjustment
in
the
display.
2.
Select
right
or
left
to
balance
the
right
or
left
sound
level.
Adjusting
the
fader
(step
F9
to
R9)
1.
Select
“BA:FA”
(balance/fader)
adjustment.
2.
Select
up
or
down
to
balance
the
sound
to-
ward
the
front
or
rear
of
the
vehicle.
Basic
Operations
EE
EE
Loudness
The
loudness
effect
emphasizes
the
bass
and
treble
to
create
a
natural
sound
tone.
When
you
are
listening
to
music
at
a
low
volume,
it
is
recommended
to
use
the
loudness
effect.
@Turning
on
and
off
the
Loudness
Effect
Pressing
and
holding
LOUD
button
ff3]
for
2
sec-
onds
or
longer
turns
the
loudness
effect
on
and
off.
When
the
loudness
effect
is
turned
on,
“LD”
appears
in
the
display.
When
the
DPH9100/DPH9300
are
connected,
the
Auto
Loudness
effect
(high
grade
type)
be-
comes
available
instead
of
the
loudness
effect
(ordinary
type).
For
further
detail
of
the
Auto
Loudness,
see
the
subsection
“Turning
the
auto
loudness
func-
tion
on
and
off”.
Switching
display
Press
DISP
button
[6]
to
select
the
display.
Each
time
you
press
the
button,
the
display
switches
in
the
following
order:
Main
-
Sub
-
Clock
(CT)
+>
Main
...
*
If
the
display
is
changed
by
other
button
operation
when
the
clock
(CT)
is
displayed,
the
clock
dis-
play
returns
automatically
after
the
operation.
*
The
example
shows
the
display
in
radio
mode.
When
you
have
entered
a
CDs
title,
it
appears
in
the
Sub-display.
If
not,
“~---—-—
”
appears
in
the
Sub-display
instead.
For
entering
a
title,
see
the
subsection
“Entering
titles”.
When
no
CT
data
is
received,
“CT--:-~”
appears
in
the
display.
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
13
Radio
Operations
Radio
mode
Function
mode
indication
Seek
tuning
indication
Stereo
indication
(FM)
Listening
to
the
radio
1.
Press
FUNC
button
[1]
to
select
radio
mode.
The
frequency
or
PS
appears
in
the
display.
.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band.
The
band
changes
in
the
following
order:
FM1
=>
FM2
->
FM3
=>
AM
(LW/MW)
>
FM1...
.
Select
left
or
right
to
tune
in
to
a
desired
sta-
tion
using
a-selector
[2].
Mute
Push
in
a-selector
[2]
to
mute
the
sound.
“MUTE”
appears
in
the
display.
Push
in
a-selector
[2]
again
to
return
to
the
pre-
vious
sound
level.
Tuning
Three
tuning
modes
are
available:
seek
tuning,
manual
tuning,
and
preset
tuning.
Seek
tuning
Two
seek
tuning
modes
are
available:
DX
SEEK
for
all
stations,
and
LOCAL
SEEK
for
stations
with
strong
signal.
1.
2.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band.
When
“SRCH’
is
lit
in
the
display,
seek
tuning
is
available,
If
“SRCH?”
is
not
lit
in
the
display,
press
and
hold
BAND
button
[11]
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
light
it
up.
14
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Preset
channel
indication:
Reception
sensitivity
indication
(FM)
Graphic
indication
TP
indication
3.
DX
SEEK
Select
left
or
right
to
tune
in
to
automatically
a
Station
using
o-selector
[2].
While
selecting
left
or
right,
the
station
is
sought
in
the
direction
of
higher
or
lower
fre-
quency
channel.
When
a
station
is
being
sought
for,
“DX”
ap-
pears
in
the
display.
4.
LOCAL
SEEK
Press
left
or
right
and
hold
a-selector
[2]
for
1
second
or
longer
to
activate
LOCAL
SEEK
tuning.
When
a
station
with
good
reception
is
found,
it
is
automatically
tuned
in.
When
a
station
is
being
sought
for,
“LO”
ap-
pears
in
the
display.
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Manual
tuning
There
are
two
ways
available:
quick
tuning
and
step
tuning.
While
you
are
in
step
tuning
mode,
the
channel
is
sought
for
step
by
step;
whilé
you
are
in
quick
tuning
mode,
the
channel
is
rapidly
sought
for.
1.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band.
2.
When
“SRCH’
is
not
lit
in
the
display,
manual
tuning
is
available.
lf
“SRCH?”
is
lit
in
the
display,
press
and
hold
BAND
button
[ff]
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
turn
it
off.
Radio
Operations
3.
Tune
in
to
a
station.
@
Quick
tuning:
Press
left
or
right
and
hold
o-selector
[2]
for
1
second
or
longer.
@Step
tuning:
Press
left
or
right.
*
“SRCH”
appears
in
the
display
7
seconds
after
manual
tuning,
and
seek
tuning
becomes
available.
Recalling
a
preset
station
Preset
tuning
is
a
function
for
storing
stations
to
Preset
buttons
(1
to
6)
which
enables
you
to
se-
lect
a
station
by
pressing
the
corresponding
pre-
set
button.
1.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band.
2.
Press
one
of
Preset
buttons
[12]
to
select
a
stored
station.
Note:
¢
Press
and
hold
Preset
button
(12)
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
store
the
station
currently
being
received
(preset
memory).
Manual
memory
Up
to
24
stations
(6
each
for
the
FM1,
FM2,
FM3
and
AM
stations)
can
be
preset
in
the
Preset
buttons.
1.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band.
2.
Select
left
or
right
to
tune
in
to
a
desired
sta-
tion
using
a-selector
[2].
3.
Press
and
hold
one
of
Preset
buttons
[12]
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
store
the
station
currently
being
received.
Auto
store
Auto
store
is
a
function
for
storing
up
to
6
sta-
tions
that
are
automatically
tuned
in
sequentially.
Notes:
©
The
only
FM
band
that
can
store
stations
is
FM3.
If
you
try
to
store
stations
in
FM1
or
FM2,
the
sta-
tions
will
automatically
be
stored
in
FM3.
¢
When
the
auto
store
is
performed,
the
station
pre-
viously
stored
in
the
memory
at
that
position
is
overwritten.
e
/f
there
are
fewer
than
6
stations
with
good
recep-
tion,
the
stations
previously
stored
at
the
remain-
ing
Preset
buttons
are
not
overwritten.
¢
A
station
already
stored
in
one
of
Preset
buttons
cannot
be
stored
in
another
Preset
buttons.
1.
Press
BAND
button
[11]
to
select
a
band
(FM3
or
AM)
of
the
desired
station.
.
2.
Press
and
hold
AS
button
[7]
for
2
seconds
or
longer.
The
stations
with
good
reception
are
stored
automatically
to
Preset
buttons
[12].
Preset
scan
This
function
scans
through
each
preset
station
for
7
seconds
sequentially.
This
is
useful
when
you
want
to
search
for
a
de-
sired
station.
Note:
Take
note
that
if
you
press
and
hold
PS
button
for
2
seconds
or
longer,
the
auto
store
function
goes
into
effect
and
the
unit
starts
storing
stations.
1.
Press
PS
button
[7].
2.
When
a
station
that
you
want
to
listen
to
is
tuned
in,
press
PS
button
[7]
again
or
the
cor-
responding
Preset
button
[12]
to
stop
preset
scan.
*
A
station
that
cannot
be
tuned
in
to
is
skipped
and
the
next
preset
station
is
tuned
in.
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
15
RDS
Operations
RDS
mode
Function
mode
indication
Seek
tuning
indication
Stereo
indication
(FM)
AF
indication
REG
indication
RDS
(Radio
Data
System)
This
unit
incorporates
an
RDS
system
decoder
for
use
with
stations
broadcasting
RDS
data.
This
system
enables
the
radio
to
display
the
name
of
the
station
being
received
(PS),
and
also
to
automatically
switch
to
a
better
frequency
when
one
is
available
while
you
are
traveling
great
dis-:
tances
(AF
switching).
It
can
also
interrupt
a
CD
or
tape
with
traffic
in-
formation
or
the
programme
type
broadcast
by
an
RDS
station.
Additionally,
if
EON
information
is
received,
this
information
enables
automatic
switching
of
other
preset
stations
on
the
same
network
and
inter-
ruption
of
the
station
being
received
with
traffic
information
from
other
stations
(TP).
This
func-
tion
may
not
work
in
some
regions.
To
use
the
RDS
function,
be
sure
to
set
the
radio
to
FM
mode.
°AF:
Alternative
Frequencies
*PS:
Programme
Service
Name
ePTY:
Programme
Type
©
EON:
Enhanced
Other
Network
°TP:
Traffic
Programme
*
If
an
RDS
station
can
no
longer
be
received
clearly
(at
the
current
location),
“AF”
flashes
in
the
dis-
play.
When
reception
is
restored,
“AF”
stops
flash-
ing.
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og
AF
function
The
AF
function
enables
the
unit
to
maintain
op-
timum
reception
by
switching
to
different
frequen-
cies
on
the
same
network.
*
The
factory
setting
is
“on”.
16
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Preset
channel
indication
Reception
sensitivity
indication
(FM)
-~—
Graphic
indication
PTY
indication
TP
indication
TA
indication
@
Turning
AF
function
off
When
“AF”
is
lit
or
flashing
in
the
display,
press
AF
button
[8].
“AF”
in
the
display
goes
off
and
AF
turns
off.
@Turning
AF
function
on
When
“AF”
is
not
lit
in
the
display,
press
AF
button
again.
“AF”
lights
in
the
display
and
AF
turns
on.
If
the
receiving
condition
of
a
station
being
tuned
is
getting
worse,
“AF”
starts
flashing
and
the
unit
tries
to
switch
to
an
alternative
frequency.
If
switching
cannot
be
performed,
the
display
switches
to
“SEARCH”
and
the
unit
searches
for
the
same
programme.
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REG
(Regional
Programme)
function
When
REG
function
is
on,
regional
station
re-
ception
is
optimized.
If
this
function
is
off,
the
unit
switches
in
to
the
regional
station
in
the
next
local
area
when
you
enter
the
next
area
while
receiving
the
regional
station
in
the
previous
local
area.
*
The
factory
setting
is
“off”.
Notes:
°
This
function
is
ineffective
when
a
national
station
such
as
BBC
2
FM
is
being
received.
©
The
on/off
setting
of
REG
is
effective
when
AF
is
on.
@Turning
REG
function
on
When
“REG?”
is
not
lit
in
the
display,
pressing
and
holding
AF
button
[8]
for
2
seconds
or
longer.
“REG?
lights
in
the
display.
@Turning
REG
function
off
Pressing
and
holding
AF
button
[8]
for
2
seconds
or
longer
again.
“REG”
in
the
display
goes
off.
RDS
Operations
a
Manual
tuning
of
related
regional
stations
1.
This
function
works
when
AF
is
on
and
REG
is
off.
Note:
¢
This
function
is
effective
when
related
regional
sta-
tions
are
received.
2.
Press
one
of
the
Preset
buttons
[12]
to
recall
a
regional
station.
3.
If
the
receiving
condition
of
a
recalled
station
is
bad,
press
the
same
Preset
button
[12].
The
unit
switches
to
a
related
regional
station.
TA
(Traffic
Announcement)
When
the
unit
is
in
the
TA
standby
mode,
you
can
listen
to
traffic
announcements
preferentially
when
they
start,
irrespective
of
the
function
mode.
You
can
also
tune
in
to
TP
(traffic
programme)
stations
automatically.
@To
set
the
TA
standby
mode
If
you
press
TA
button
[10]
when
only
“TP”
is
lit
in
the
display,
“TP”
and
“TA”
light
in
the
display
and
the
unit
is
set
to
the
TA
standby
mode
until
traffic
announcements
start.
When
traffic
announcements
start,
“TRA
INFO”
appears
in
the
display,
and
then
PS
(Programme
Service
Name)
appears.
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ws
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ui
If
you
press
TA
button
[10
while
traffic
announce-
ments
are
being
broadcast,
they
are
cancelled
and
the
unit
enters
TA
standby
mode.
@Cancelling
the
TA
standby
mode
If
you
press
TA
button
[10)
when
“TP”
and
“TA”
are
lit
in
the
display,
“TA”
in
the
display
goes
off
and
the
TA
standby
mode
is
cancelled.
@
Setting
the
auto
tuning
mode
for
TP
stations
lf
you
press
TA
button
[10]
when
only
“TP”
is
lit
or
“TP”
and
“TA”
are
not
lit
in
the
display,
“TA”
lights
and
the
unit
automatically
tunes
in
to
TP
stations.
Note:
©
The
unit
continues
to
tune
in
automatically
if
no
TP
station
is
received.
Press
TA
button
|10}
again
to
stop
auto
tuning.
Auto
store
function
for
TP
stations
@
Auto
storing
while
“TA”
is
lit:
Only
TP
stations
are
auto
stored.
*
Refer
to
PS/AS
function
in
radio
mode.
PTY
This
function
enables
you
to
listen
to
selected
programme
type,
irrespective
of
the
function
mode.
PTY
broadcasts
are
not
yet
available
in
all
coun-
tries.
In
TA
standby
mode,
TP
stations
have
priority
over
PTY
broadcasting
stations.
*
Emergency
messages
interrupt
all
modes
of
op-
eration.
They
can
only
be
received
from
RDS
sta-
tions.
“ALARM”
appears
in
the
display
and
mes-
sage
can
be
heard.
Press
AF
button
[8]
to
cancel
the
ALARM
broad-
casts.
Selecting
PTY
1.
When
you
press
PTY
button
[9],
“PTY”
lights
and
PTY
appears
in
the
display.
The
unit
en-
ters
PTY
select
mode.
If
the
control
is
idle
for
7
seconds
after
the
PTY
select
mode
has
been
entered,
the
display
au-
tomatically
returns
to
radio
mode
display
and
the
unit
enters
the
PTY
standby
mode.
2.
Select
a
PTY.
Press
one
of
Preset
buttons
[12]
to
select
the
desired
PTY
or
select
up
or
down
to
obtain
a
desired
PTY
using
o-selector
[2].
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
17
RDS
Operations
*
The
following
stored
already
into
the
preset
but-
tons
for
your
convenience.
PTY
Preset
No.
reset
No.
[~-NGLISH
1
NEWS
INFO
(English)
(News)
(Information)
POP
M
(Popular
music)
CLASSICS
|
(Classic
Music)
(Middle
of
the
Road
Music)
3.
Press
PTY
button
[9]
again
to
enter
standby
mode
for
the
selected
PTY.
When
a
selected
PTY
broadcast
starts,
the
selected
PTY
appears
in
the
display.
If
you
press
PTY
button
[9]
during
PTY
broad-
casts,
PTY
broadcasts
are
temporarily
can-
celled
and
the
unit
enters
PTY
standby
mode.
@Cancelling
PTY
standby
mode
Press
and
hold
PTY
button
[9]
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
turn
off
“PTY”
in
the
display.
18
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Preset
memory
of
PTYs
1.
Press
PTY
button
[9]
to
enter
PTY
select
mode.
If
the
control
is
idle
for
7
seconds
after
the
PTY
select
mode
has
been
entered,
the
display
au-
tomatically
returns
to
radio
mode
display
and
the
unit
enters
the
PTY
standby
mode.
2.
Select
up
or
down
to
get
obtain
a
desired
PTY
using
a-selector
[2].
The
following
15
PTYs
are
selectable.
PTY
Display
ENGLISH
(English)
|
NEWS
[(News)
|
CULTURE
[(Cuturey
|
SCIENCE
[(Science)
VARIED
(Variety)
POP
M
(Popular
music)
ROCK
M
(Rock
music)
(Middle
of
the
Road
Music)
(Classic
music)
(Other
music)
CLASSICS
OTHER
M
3.
Press
and
hold
one
of
the
Preset
buttons
1
to
6
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
put
it
into
memory.
After
PTY
is
stored
in
memory,
“PTY
MEMORY?’
appears
in
the
display.
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MeMuRy
Seek
tuning
of
PTYs
1.
Press
PTY
button
[9]
to
enter
PTY
select
mode.
2.
Select
a
PTY.
3.
Select
left
or
right
using
o-selector
[2],
when
a
receivable
and
desired
PTY
is
found.
It
is
automatically
tuned
in.
If
you
select
left
or
right,
the
PTY
is
sought
in
the
direction
of
a
higher
or
lower
frequency
channel.
If
no
stations
broadcasting
selected
a
PTY,
seek
tuning
stops
at
the
previous
station
and
the
unit
stays
in
PTY
standby
mode.
RDS
Operations
a
Switching
PTY
display
language
The
PTY
characters
shown
in
the
display
can
be
selected
from
4
languages
(English,
German,
Swedish,
French).
*
The
factory
setting
is
“ENGLISH”.
1.
Press
ADJ
button
[15).
2.
Select
left
or
right
until
“PTY
LANG?”
is
dis-
played
using
a-selector
[2].
Caney
rel
3.
Select
up
or
down
to
select
the
desired
lan-
guage
using
a-selector
[2].
4.
Press
ADJ
button
[15]
to
return
to
radio
mode.
Note:
*
Special
characters
other
than
alphabet
characters
may
not
be
displayed
properly.
Volume
setting
of
TA,
emergency
(ALARM)
and
PTY
You
can
set
the
volume
of
TA,
ALARM
and
PTY
to
a
desired
level.
*
The
factory
setting
is
“TA
VOL
9”.
1.
Press
and
hold
TA
button
10)
for
2
seconds
or
longer
to
enter
TA
VOL
ADJ
mode.
If
the
control
is
idle
for
7
seconds
after
the
TA
VOL
ADJ
mode
has
been
entered,
the
dis-
play
returns
to
radio
mode
display
automati-
cally.
2.
Select
up
or
down
to
set
the
volume
level
us-
ing
a-selector
[2].
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nr
irl.
ov
*
The
volume
remains
unchanged
if
the
volume
before
the
TA,
ALARM
and
PTY
broadcasts
are
received
is
higher
than
the
previously
set
vol-
ume.
If
it
is
lower,
the
volume
changes
to
the
level
set
in
TA
VOL
ADJ
mode.
3.
Press
TA
button
[10]
to
complete
volume
setting.
M/S
(Music/Speech)
function
While
receiving
speech
programme
with
speech
data
and
this
function
is
on,
this
enables
you
to
set
the
bass/treble
to
a
constant
level
so
that
you
can
listen
to
the
speech
programme
clearly.
When
speech
is
finished,
the
sound
returns
to
the
original
bass/treble
adjustment.
*
The
factory
setting
is
off.
1.
Press
ADJ
button
[15].
2.
Select
left
or
right
until
“M/S
ACT”
is
displayed
using
a-selector
[2].
3.
Select
up
or
down
to
turn
“ON”
or
“OFF”
us-
ing
a-selector
(2).
;
4.
Press
ADJ
button
[15]
again
to
return
to
radio
mode
display.
Note:
¢
When
you
receive
speech
data
with
the
M/S
func-
tion
set
to
“on”
while
a
DSP/EQ
such
as
DPH9300,
DPH7300
and
EQH5100
etc.
is
connected
to
this
unit,
the
unit
invalidates
the
DSP/EQ
adjustments.
*
When
receipt
of
speech
data
has
finished,
the
sound
quality
returns
to
the
original
bass/treble
adjustment
level
or
the
sound
level
set
on
the
DSP/
Equalizer.
CT
(Clock
Time)
function
The
CT
function
enables
you
to
display
clock
time
only
when
CT
data
is
received.
Press
DISP
button
[6]
to
switch
the
display
to
the
CT
indication.
+
When
CT
data
is
not
received,
“CT--:-—”
is
dis-
played.
Note:
¢
There
are
some
countries
and
stations
where
clock
time
data
are
not
transmitted.
In
some
areas,
the
CT
may
not
be
displayed
correctly.
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
19
CD
Operations
CD
mode
Function
mode
indication
Title
indication
Disc
in
indication
Single
disc
indication
Loading
a
CD
1.
Press
OPEN
button
[3]
to
open
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL.
Note:
e
When
opening
and
closing
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL,
be
careful
not
to
let
your
hand
or
fingers
get
caught
in
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL.
2.
Insert
a
CD
into
the
centre
of
the
CD
inser-
tion
slot
with
the
labeled
side
facing
up.
The
CD
enters
into
the
slot
and
the
play
starts.
For
CD
(12
cm)
For
single
CD
(8
cm)
CD
insertion
slot
3.
Close
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL.
4.
Each
time
you
press
DISP
button
[6],
the
dis-
play
changes
in
the
following
order:
Main
-
Sub
>
Clock
(CT)
=>
Main
...
Notes:
©
Do
not
leave
FLIP
DOWN
PANEL
open.
Make
sure
to
close
it.
©
Do
not
put
your
hand,
fingers
or
foreign
objects
into
the
CD
Insertion
slot.
20
DRX7375R/DRX7375RW
Circle
indication
Graphic
indication
Random
indication
Repeat
indication
Scan
indication
¢
Ifa
CD
has
already
been
loaded,
another
CD
can-
not
be
inserted.
Do
not
insert
another
one
force-
fully.
¢
Discs
not
bearing
the
@EE
mark
cannot
be
played
with
the
unit.
CD-ROMs
cannot
be
played.
¢
Single
CDs
(8
cm)
shall
be
loaded
without
adapter
into
the
right
side
of
the
slot.
“@ET®)5)”
lights
in
the
display.
Listening
to
a
CD
already
loaded
Press
FUNC
button
[1]
and
select
CD
mode.
Play
starts
automatically.
If
no
CD
is
loaded,
“NO
DISC”
appears
in
the
display.
*
“NO
DISC”
appears
in
the
display
for
4
seconds
and
the
mode
changes
to
the
next
function
mode
automatically.
Pausing
play
1.
Push
in
a-selector
[2]
to
pause
play.
“PAUSE”
appears
in
the
display.
“tC
Sager
oa
2
fm
TLME
mitre
Aas
the
PALI
SE
2.
To
resume
play,
push
in
o-selector
[2]
again.

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