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OWNER'S

MANUAL_

CD

Multi-Source

Receiver

We

appreciate

your

purchase

of

this

receiver.

Please

read

through

this

manual

for

correct

operation.

We

suggest

that

after

reading

it

you

keep

this

manual

in

a

safe

place

for

future

reference.

CD1000

MANUEL

D'UJILISATION

CD

Multi-Source

Receiver

Nous

vous

remercions

d'avoir

achete

ce

recepteur.

Veuillez

lire

ce

manuel

afin

d'utiliser

votre

appareil

correctement.

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vous

recommandons

de

conserver

ce

manuel

dans

un

endroit

sur

afin

de

pouvoir

le

consulter

ulterieurement.

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TEN

MANUAL

DEL

PROPIETARIO.

CD

Multi-Source

Receiver

Tras

adquirir

este

receptor

rogamos

lea

atentamente

su

manual

para

una

correcta

utilizacion

del

equipo.

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guarde

dicho

manual

en

un

lugar

adecuado

para

poder

recurrir

a

el

en

caso

de

futuras

consultas.

English

Francois

Espanol

Introduction

For

your

safety

in

using

the

CD1000

_

Warnings

and

caution

signs,

illustrated

below,

are

posted

throughout

this

manual

as

well

as

on

the

CD1000.

They

show

safe

and

correct

ways

to

handle

the

main

unit

to

prevent

personal

injury

to

you,

others

and

to

avoid

property

damage.

Before

reading

through

the

manual,

take

time

to

read

through

and

learn

the

important

information

listed

in

this

section.

^

Warning

This

"WARNING"

sign

indicates

a

situation

in

which

incorrect

handling

or

disregard

of

this

sign

may

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

^

Caution

This

"CAUTION"

sign

indicates

a

situation

in

which

incorrect

handling

or

disregard

of

this

sign

may

result

in

personal

injury

or

may

result

solely

in

damage

to

property.

Please

read

all

materials

such

as

manuals

and

warranties

that

have

come

with

the

main

unit.

Eclipse

will

not

be

liability

for

unsatisfactory

main

unit

performance

due

to

failure

to

follow

these

instructions.

A

WARNING

•

Do

not

modify

this

system

for

use

other

than

that

specified

herein.

Also,

do

not

deviate

from

the

installation

procedures

described

herein;

Eclipse

will

not

be

held

liable

for

damages

including,

but

not

limited

to

serious

injury,

death

or

property

damage

resulting

from

installations

that

enable

unintended

operation.

•

This

main

unit

requires

12V

DC

and

should

only

be

installed

in

a

vehicle

with

a

12V

negative

ground

electrical

system.

Any

other

installation

may

cause

a

fire

or

other

severe

damage

to

the

main

unit

and

the

vehicle.

•

Some

main

unit

uses

batteries.

Never

install

main

unit

where

young

children

can

get

access

to

batteries.

If

a

battery

is

swallowed,

seek

medical

attention

immediately.

•

When

the

vehicle

is

in

motion,

never

take

youreyes

off

the

road

to

make

adjustments

to

the

main

unit.

You

must

pay

attention

to

the

road

to

avoid

accidents,

do

not

let

the

operation

or

adjustment

of

the

main

unit

distract

you

from

proper

vehicle

operation.

•

The

driver

should

not

look

at

the

screen

while

driving.

Accidents

may

result

if

you

are

not

paying

attention

to

the

forward

direction.

•

Do

not

put

foreign

objects

in

the

loading

slot

of

disc.

Fires

or

shocks

may

result.

•

Do

not

disassemble

or

alter

this

main

unit.

Accidents,

fires

or

shocks

may

result.

•

Do

not

let

water,

dust

or

foreign

objects

enter

the

internal

parts

of

this

main

unit.

Smoke,

fires

or

shocks

may

result.

•

Pay

attention

to

the

location

of

the

remote

control.

Traffic

accidents

or

problems

with

driving

may

result

if

the

remote

control

makes

its

way

under

the

foot

pedals

etc.

When

the

vehicle

is

in

motion

(Example:

during

stops,

going

around

corners).

•

Do

not

use

when

the

equipment

is

malfunctioning

(the

screen

is

not

lit

or

no

sound

comes

out).

Accidents,

fires

or

shocks

may

result.

2

For

your

safety

in

using

the

CD1000

4

WARNING

•

Always

replace

fuses

with

fuses

of

identical

capacity

and

characteristics.

Never

use

a

higher

capacity

fuse

than

the

original.

Using

the

wrong

type

of

fuse

may

cause

a

fire

or

severe

damage.

•

If

foreign

objects

or

water

enters

the

main

unit,

smoke

comes

out,

or

there

is

a

strange

odor,

stop

using

it

immediately,

and

contact

your

dealer.

Accidents,

fires,

or

shocks

may

result

if

you

continue

to

use

it

in

these

conditions.

•

The

driver

should

not

change

the

CD

while

driving.

As

accidents

may

result

if

you

are

not

paying

attention

to

the

forward

direction,

first

stop

the

car

at

a

safe

location

and

then

proceed.

•

Plastic

bags

and

wrappings

may

cause

suffocation

and

death.

Keep

away

from

babies

and

children.

Never

put

bag

over

your

head

or

mouth.

•

When

changing

the

installation

location

for

this

main

unit,

please

consult

the

dealer

where

you

bought

it

for

safety

reasons.

Expertise

is

necessary

for

removal

and

installation.

•

Keep

volume

to

a

reasonable

level

so

that

you

can

hear

sounds

from

outside

the

vehicle,

including

warning

sounds,

voices,

and

sirens.

Failure

to

do

so

may

cause

an

accident.

•

Be

careful

that

hands

and

fingers

are

not

pinched

when

adjusting

the

tilting

angle

or

closing

display.

Injuries

may

result.

•

Do

not

put

your

hands

or

fingers

into

the

loading

slot

of

disc.

Injuries

may

result.

•

Do

not

touch

the

heat

dissipating

part

of

the

amp.

Burns

may

result

from

the

heat

of

this

part.

•

Do

not

recharge

dry

cell

batteries.

Dry

cell

batteries

may

rupture,

resulting

in

injuries.

•

Do

not

use

batteries

other

than

those

specified.

Also,

do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

Injuries

or

pollution

to

the

surroundings

may

result

from

battery

ruptures

and

leakage.

•

When

inserting

batteries

into

the

main

unit,

be

careful

with

the

polarity

(positive/negative),

and

insert

them

as

indicated.

If

the

battery

polarities

are

incorrect,

injuries

and

pollution

to

the

surroundings

may

result

from

battery

ruptures

and

leakage.

•

Replace

used

batteries

as

soon

as

possible;

they

may

leak

and

damage

main

unit.

Battery

leakage

can

burn

your

skin

or

your

eyes.

Wash

hands

after

handling.

•

If

alkaline

solution

from

alkaline

dry

cell

batteries

makes

contact

with

your

skin

or

clothes,

flush

with

clean

water.

If

any

of

the

solution

gets

in

your

eyes,

also

flush

clean

with

water

and

then

seek

medical

attention.

•

When

disposing

of

lithium

dry

cell

batteries,

affix

insulating

tape

to

the

positive

and

negative

terminals,

and

after

they

are

insulated,

dispose

of

them

according

to

the

"Local

municipal

ordinances".

Shorts,

fires

and

ruptures

may

result

from

disposal

when

coming

contact

with

other

electrically

conductive

objects

such

as

metal

parts,

etc.

•

Do

not

short,

disassemble

or

heat

the

batteries,

or

place

them

in

fire

or

water.

Fire

and

injuries

may

result

from

battery

rupture

and

leakage.

•

Store

the

remote

control

in

a

place

away

from

direct

sunlight,

high

temperatures,

and

high

moisture

levels.

The

case

may

change

shape,

and

the

batteries

may

rupture

and

leak.

•

Do

not

use

this

main

unit

except

for

in-vehicle

use.

Shocks

or

injuries

may

result.

3

Introduction

Take

notice

of

the

volume

position

prior

to

turning

ON

the

power.

Hearing

damage

may

result

if

very

loud

noise

is

emitted

when

the

power

is

turned

ON.

•

Do

not

operate

under

abnormal

conditions

such

as

when

the

sound

is

broken

or

distorted.

Fires

may

result.

•

This

main

unit

uses

invisible

laser

light.

Do

not

disassemble

or

alter

this

equipment.

If

trouble

occurs,

contact

the

dealer

where

you

bought

the

equipment.

Altering

this

equipment

may

cause

exposure

to

laser

emissions

(worsening

eyesight),

or

result

in

accidents,

fires

or

shocks.

•

If

the

main

unit

is

dropped

or

the

cosmetics

appear

broken,

turn

off

the

power

to

the

main

unit

and

contact

your

dealer.

If

used

in

this

condition,

fires

or

shocks

may

result.

4

Table

of

Contents

For

your

safety

in

using

the

CD1000

.2

Operating

precautions.8

Names

of

controls

and

parts

.9

How

to

operate

the

CD

player.11

How

to

operate

the

tuner.17

How

to

use

the

optional

remote

control

.19

How

to

operate

the

AUDIO

CONTROL

.21

Making

changes

with

Function

Mode

.23

Detaching

the

front

panel.24

If

you

have

a

question:

.25

Specifications.29

How

to

contact

customer

service.30

5

Table

of

Contents

For

your

safety

in

using

the

CD1000

.

2

Operating

precautions

.

8

Notes

on

operation.8

Names

of

controls

and

parts

.

9

Turning

the

power

on

and

off.10

How

to

operate

the

CD

player,

About

compact

discs.

About

brand

new

CDs.

About

CD

accessories.

About

borrowed

CDs.

How

to

remove

CDs.

About

irregularly-shaped

CDs...

About

cleaning

a

CD.

About

MP3/WMA.

What

is

MP3/WMA?.

Playing

an

MP3/WMA

disc.

Displaying

CD

text.

Displaying

title.

Ejecting

the

disc.

11

11

11

12

12

12

12

12

13

13

13

16

16

16

How

to

operate

the

tuner

.

1

7

Tuning

to

a

station.17

Entering

stations

into

memory

automatically

(The

automatic

preset

mode:

ASM).17

Manually

setting

stations

into

memory.18

Changing

the

radio

band

location.18

Switching

to

the

monaural

mode.18

How

to

use

the

optional

remote

control

.

1

9

Precautions

in

use

of

the

remote

control.19

Cleaning

the

remote

control.19

Replacing

the

battery.20

How

to

operate

the

AUDIO

CONTROL

.

2

1

Switching

audio

control

modes.21

Making

changes

with

Equalizer

Mode.22

Making

changes

with

Function

Mode

.

2

3

Detaching

the

front

panel.

Using

the

detachable

panel.

24

.24

Table

of

Contents

How

to

remove

the

detachable

panel.24

How

to

fit

the

detachable

panel.24

If

you

have

a

question:

.

2

5

Displayed

information

(for

troubleshooting).25

Specifications

.

2

9

How

to

contact

customer

service

.

3

0

7

Introduction

Operating

precautions

<Your

CD1000

will

perform

over

a

long

period

of

time

through

correct

handling

and

care.>

Notes

on

operation

For

your

safety,

play

only

at

volume

levels

that

allow

outside

sounds

to

be

heard.

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DIGITAL

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Rewritable"!

•

It

is

recommended

to

use

the

logo

shown

to

the

left

for

this

player.

•

You

can

play

music

CDs(CD-R/CD-RW)

on

this

player.

Be

sure

to

use

discs

that

have

been

properly

processed.

•

Depending

on

the

editing

equipment

used,

some

discs

may

not

play

properly.

•

Do

not

insert

anything

other

than

a

CD

into

the

head

unit.

•

Do

not

insert

any

foreign

objects,

such

as

coins

or

credit

cards,

into

the

disc

slot.

Be

especially

watchful

of

children’s

mischief

in

this

regard.

•

Avoid

severe

mechanical

shock.

•

When

the

player

is

subjected

to

severe

vibration

while

traveling

over

a

rough

surface,

playback

may

be

intermittent.

When

a

situation

like

this

occurs,

resume

playback

after

returning

to

a

smoother

road.

•

About

dew

condensation.

•

In

cold

or

rainy

weather,

just

as

the

interior

glass

surface

gets

fogged,

dew

(water

condensation)

may

also

settle

on

the

deck.

When

this

occurs,

disc

playback

may

become

intermittent

or

impossible.

•

Dehumidify

the

air

in

the

vehicle

for

a

while

before

resuming

playback.

•

Cleaning

the

disc

slot.

•

The

disc

slot

tends

to

get

dusty.

Clean

it

occasionally

to

prevent

accumulated

dust

from

scratching

the

discs.

8

Names

of

controls

and

parts

Names

of

controls

and

parts

Front

view

®

©

©

Disc

slot

©

©

[noI

Button

Name/Function

|

©

[Jfmrmsm

[FUNC

DISP]

button

Switches

screen

display.

Switches

a

function

of

each

button.

©.

m

-1

m

u

PUSH

m*M

IftWSl

EMI

Buttons

[1]

to

[6]

CD

mode:

Select

the

desired

track

by

button

number.

Tuner

mode:

Select

the

desired

radio

preset

channel.

[

v

/

a

]

button

CD

mode:

Fast-forwards/rewinds

and

selects

the

desired

track.

Tuner

mode:

Tunes

to

stations

automatically

or

manually.

\Tv'

a~T1

©

f

POSH

\

mmmm

[MODE]

button

Switches

the

audio

control

mode.

Turns

the

function

mode

ON

and

OFF.

@

f|||

Control

dial

Adjusts

volume.

[Na|

Button

Name/Function

©

r-n

[POWER

MUTE]

button

Turns

deck

power

ON/OFF.

Activates

and

deactivates

mute.

[SOURCE]

button

©

^

SOURCE

Switches

to

the

CD

mode

and

the

radio

mode.

[BAND]

button

Switches

radio

bands.

©

L

©

SH

[

▲

(

EJECT)]

button

Ejects

compact

disc.

©

gm

[EQ]

button

Sets

the

equalizer

settings.

©

If

jrM&j

/—10

/

/

v/

[A

+

1

0

/

-10

v]

button

CD

mode:

Selects

the

desired

track

by

button

number.

Tuner

mode:

Selects

the

desired

radio

preset

channel.

©

o

[Release]

button

Detaches

the

right

end

of

the

front

panel

from

the

body

of

the

main

unit

or

equipment.

9

Introduction

Turning

the

power

on

and

off

When

the

power

is

turned

ON,

the

last

source

mode

used

(such

as

CD

or

tuner)

prior

to

turning

OFF

the

power

will

be

restored.

Press

the

[POWER]

button

until

the

power

is

turned

off.

Press

the

[POWER]

button

again

to

turn

the

power

on.

•

MEMO

•

•

When

the

power

is

off,

pressing

the

[SOURCE]

button

will

turn

the

power

on.

•

When

the

power

is

off,

pressing

the

[DISP]

button

will

display

the

clock

for

5

seconds.

10