Fujitsu Ten ECLIPSE CD1000 User manual
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
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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.
Igualmente,
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
AUDIO
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text
|
n
COMPACT
GUIMB
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COMPACT
fe
re
DIGITAL
AUDIO
I
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
How
to
operate
the
CD
player
How
to
operate
the
CD
player
About
compact
discs
•
The
signal
recorded
on
a
compact
disc
is
read
by
a
laser
beam,
so
nothing
touches
the
disc
surface.
A
scratch
on
the
recorded
surface
or
a
badly
warped
disc
may
cause
deteriorated
sound
quality
or
intermittent
playback.
Observe
the
following
precautions
to
ensure
high
quality
sound
performance:
Do
not
leave
an
ejected
disc
in
the
disc
slot
for
very
long;
the
disc
may
warp.
Discs
should
be
stored
in
their
cases
and
kept
away
from
high
temperature
and
humidity.
•
Do
not
stick
a
piece
of
paper
or
tape
on
the
disc.
Do
not
write
on
or
scratch
either
side
of
a
disc.
•
Discs
spin
at
a
high
speed
inside
the
deck.
Keep
cracked
or
warped
discs
out
of
the
player
to
avoid
damage
to
the
deck.
•
Avoid
touching
the
recorded
surface
when
handling
a
disc;
handle
discs
by
their
edges.
About
brand
new
CDs
Rough
Edges
If-
Ballpoint
pen
Rough
Edges
Flakes
•
You
may
notice
that
some
brand
new
discs
are
rough
around
the
center
hole
or
outside
edge.
Remove
the
rough
edges
with
the
side
of
a
ballpoint
pen,
etc.
Rough
edges
may
prevent
proper
loading
in
the
deck.
Flakes
from
the
rough
edges
may
also
stick
to
the
recorded
surface
and
interfere
with
playback.
11
Operation
About
CD
accessories
Do
not
use
accessories
(stabilizers,
protective
seals,
laser
lens
cleaners,
etc.)
sold
for
"improving
sound
performance"
or
"protecting
CDs."
The
changes
in
CD
thickness
or
outside
dimensions
made
by
these
accessories
may
cause
problems
in
the
player.
Please
be
sure
NOT
to
attach
any
ring-shape
protector
(or
other
accessory)
to
your
discs.
Those
protectors
are
commercially
available
and
said
to
protect
disc
and
to
improve
sound
quality
(and
antivibration
effect),
but
they
can
do
more
harm
than
good
in
regular
uses.
The
most
common
problems
are
disc
insertion,
disc
ejections,
and
won't
play
problems
due
to
the
protector
ring
that
came
off
in
the
disc
mechanism.
About
borrowed
CDs
Do
not
use
a
CD
with
glue
or
remnants
of
adhesive
tape
or
labels.
They
may
cause
the
CD
to
get
stuck
inside
or
damage
the
deck.
How
to
remove
CDs
•
When
removing
the
ejected
disc,
pull
it
straight
out
along
the
slot.
•
Pressing
downward
or
lifting
upward
when
removing
a
disc
may
scratch
the
recorded
surface
of
the
disc.
About
irregularly-shaped
CDs
Specially-shaped
CDs,
like
heart-shaped
or
octagonal
CDs,
cannot
be
played.
Do
not
attempt
to
play
them,
even
with
an
adapter,
since
they
may
damage
the
player.
Do
not
insert
8
cm
discs
(single
CD)
into
the
disc
slot.
•
Use
a
commercially
available
compact
disc
cleaner
to
clean
a
CD,
wiping
gently
from
the
center
to
the
edge.
•
Do
not
use
benzine,
thinner,
LP
record
spray
or
other
cleaners
on
CDs.
They
may
damage
a
CD’s
finish.
12
How
to
operate
the
CD
player
About
MP3/WMA
■
g
ATTENTION
_
The
making
of
MP3/WMA
files
by
recording
from
sources
such
as
broadcasts,
records,
recordings,
videos
and
live
performances
without
permission
from
the
copyright
holder
for
uses
other
than
personal
enjoyment
is
prohibited.
What
is
MP3/WMA?
MP3/WMA
(MPEG
Audio
Layer
III)
is
a
standard
format
for
audio
compression
technology.
By
using
MP3A/VMA
a
file
can
be
compressed
to
one-tenth
the
size
of
the
original.
WMA
(Windows
Media
™
Audio)
is
format
for
audio
compression
technology.
WMA
files
can
be
compressed
to
a
size
smaller
than
MP3
files.
Playing
an
MP3/WMA
disc
•
This
receiver
can
play
back
MP3/WMA
files
with
the
extension
code
<.mp3>
or
<.wma>
(regardless
of
the
letter
case-upper/lower).
•
This
receiver
can
show
the
names
of
albums,
artists
(performer),
and
ID3
Tag
(Version
1.0,
1.1,
2.2,
2.3,
or
2.4)
for
MP3
files
and
for
WMA
files.
•
This
receiver
can
play
back
MP3/WMA
files
meeting
the
conditions
below:
-
Bit
rate:
8
kbps
-
320
kbps
-
Sampling
frequency:
48
kHz,
44.1
kHz,
32
kHz
(for
MPEG-1)
24
kHz,
22.05
kHz,
16
kHz
(for
MPEG-2)
-
Disc
format:
ISO
9660
Level
1/
Level
2,
Romeo,
Joliet,
Windows
long
file
name
•
The
maximum
number
of
characters
for
file/
folder
names
varies
among
the
used
disc
format
(includes
4
extension
characters-<.mp3>
or
<.wma>).
-
ISO
9660
Level
1:
up
to
12
characters
-
ISO
9660
Level
2:
up
to
31
characters
-
Romeo*:
up
to
128
(72)
characters
-
Joliet*:
up
to
64
(36)
characters
-
Windows
long
file
name*:
up
to
128
(72)
characters
*
The
parenthetic
figure
is
the
maximum
number
of
characters
for
file/folder
names
in
case
the
total
number
of
files
and
folders
is
313
or
more.
•
This
receiver
can
recognize
the
total
of
512
files,
of
200
folders,
and
of
8
hierarchies.
•
This
receiver
can
play
back
the
files
recorded
in
VBR
(variable
bit
rate).
•
The
files
recorded
in
VBR
have
a
discrepancy
in
elapsed
time
display,
and
do
not
show
the
actual
elapsed
time.
Especially,
after
performing
the
search
function,
this
difference
becomes
noticeable.
•
This
receiver
cannot
play
back
the
following
files:
-
MP3
files
encoded
with
MP3i
and
MP3
PRO
formats.
-
MP3
files
encoded
in
an
unappropriated
format.
-
MP3
files
encoded
with
Layer
1/2.
-
WMA
files
encoded
with
lossless,
professional,
and
voice
formats.
-
WMA
files
which
are
not
based
upon
Windows
Media®
Audio.
-
WMA
formatted
files
copy-protected
with
DRM.
-
Files
which
have
the
data
such
as
WAVE,
ATRAC3,
etc.
•
The
search
function
works
but
search
speed
is
not
constant.
13
TRACK
(FILE)
UP
/
DOWN
Press
the
[
A
]
or
[
V
]
button
Advances
to
the
next
track
(file).
briefly.
Returns
to
the
beginning
of
the
track
(file)
being
played.
Repeat
turning
for
previous
tracks
(files).
CD
(MP3/WMA)
Jill
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
s
Selects
the
10th
track,
the
20th
one,
the
30th
one,
...
and
then
the
last
one
as
follows:
When
you
are
listening
to
the
26th
track
for
example,
each
press
of
the
button
will
advance
to
the
30th
track,
the
40th
one,
...
and
then
the
last
one.
|#jj
Press
the
[
A
+10]
or
[
v
-10]
ES
button
while
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
SB
Selects
the
first
track,
the
10th
one,
the
20th
one,
the
30th
one,
...
as
follows:
When
you
are
listening
to
the
26th
track
for
example,
each
press
of
the
button
will
return
to
the
20th
track,
the
10th
one
and
then
the
first
one.
Direct
Track
Selection
CD
Press
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
briefly
to
select
the
track
number
corresponding
to
the
[1]
-
[6]
button.
wss
mu
HHH
—
»
To
select
a
track
number
from
7
to
12,
press
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
for
several
seconds.
1
Fast
Forward
/
Rewind
CD
Press
the
[
A
]
or
[
V
]
button
for
H
Fast
-
forwards.
(MP3/WMA)
several
seconds.
mm
Rewinds.
Qg
ATTENTION
_
•
While
fast-forwarding
or
reversing
on
an
MP3
or
WMA
disc,
you
can
only
hear
intermittent
sound.
•
When
a
CD
is
already
loaded,
press
the
[SOURCE]
button
to
switch
to
the
CD
mode.
•
This
receiver
can
play
back
only
the
files
of
the
same
type
which
is
first
detected
if
a
disc
includes
both
audio
CD
(CD-DA)
files
and
MP3/WMA
files.
•
Use
only
"finalized"
CD-Rs
or
CD-RWs.
•
This
receiver
can
play
back
multi-session
discs;
however,
unclosed
sessions
will
be
skipped
while
playing.
•
If
no
MP3/WMA
music
files
can
be
found,
a
message
[NO
FILES]
will
appear.
•
Playback
may
be
intermittent
when
there
is
a
scratch
on
a
CD
or
when
the
recorded
side
is
dirty.
REPEAT
CD
fl
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
jTJ
Press
the
[5]
button
while
EJ
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
Repeating
the
same
track.
To
cancel,
press
the
[5]
button
again
while
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
RANDOM
CD
||J|
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
i"g
Press
the
[6]
button
while
EJ
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
e
mm
Playing
tracks
in
random
order.
To
cancel,
press
the
[6]
button
again
while
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
MP3/WMA
Press
the
[
A
]
or
[
V
]
button
briefly.
!
a
1
mm
Selects
the
next
folder.
a
Selects
the
previous
folder.
Direct
Folder
Selection
MP3/WMA
Press
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
briefly
to
select
the
folder
number
corresponding
to
the
[1]
-
[6]
button.
m
tug
EM
M
To
select
a
folder
number
from
7
to
12,
press
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
for
several
seconds.
MP3/WMA
Q|
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
PJ1
Press
the
[5]
button
while
¥4
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
rr~i
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
following
will
be
displayed
in
order.
Track
repeat
^
Folder
repeat
-4
Repeat
OFF
Track
repeat...
MP3/WMA
jjjjj
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
Press
the
[6]
button
while
W3
[FUNC]
is
blinking
on
the
display.
MU
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
following
will
be
displayed
in
order.
Folder
random
4
Disc
random
Random
OFF
4
Folder
random
...
gg
ATTENTION
_
•
Occasionally
the
same
track
(file)
happens
to
be
played
(selected)
two
or
more
times
in
a
row;
this
is
normal
operation
and
is
not
a
sign
of
a
problem.
•
When
any
of
the
functions
-"REPEAT"
and
"RANDOM"
-is
selected,
a
message
such
as
[RPT]
or
[RAND]
appears
on
the
display
to
verify
the
current
function.
Displaying
CD
text
If
the
CD
came
with
a
logo
shown
below,
it
is
recorded
with
a
disc
title
and
track
titles.
These
information
will
be
displayed
during
playback.
DIGITAL
AUDIO
Press
the
[DISP]
button.
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
following
will
be
displayed
in
order.
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
-4
Track
No
&
clock
-4
Disc
name
-4
Track
name
4
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
CD
TEXT
recorded
with
characters
other
than
alphanumeric
and
symbols
cannot
be
displayed.
The
display
area
shows
a
maximum
of
8
characters
and
then
scrolls
to
display
the
remaining
characters.
After
the
folder
name
is
displayed,
the
file
name
will
be
displayed
by
scrolling.
After
the
file
name
is
scrolled,
the
display
will
be
fixed.
g
ATTENTION
_
This
receiver
can
handle
only
one-byte
characters.
No
other
characters
can
correctly
be
displayed.
Ejecting
the
disc
Press
the
[±]
button.
The
disc
will
be
ejected.
Displaying
title
KB
Press
the
[DISP]
button.
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
following
will
be
displayed
in
order.
When
“TAG
DISP”
is
set
to
“TAG
ON”
(see
page
23):
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
-4
Track
No
&
clock
-4
album/airtist
tag(folder
name*)
-4
title
tag(file
name*)
-4
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
...
*
If
an
MP3/WMA
file
does
not
have
ID3
tags,
folder
name
and
file
name
appear.
In
this
case,
the
TAG
indicator
will
not
light
up.
When
“TAG
DISP”
is
set
to
“TAG
OFF”:
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
-4
Track
No
&
clock
-4
Folder
name
-4
File
name
4
Track
No
&
elapsed
time
...
16
How
to
operate
the
tuner
How
to
operate
the
tuner
pgj
ATTENTION
_
If
stations
have
been
stored
in
memory,
pressing
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
will
directly
select
a
station.
(Refer
to
"Manually
setting
stations
into
memory"
on
page
18.)
n
_j
If
the
vehicle’s
battery
is
disconnected
(for
repairs
to
the
vehicle
or
for
removing
the
receiver),
all
stations
in
memory
will
be
lost.
In
such
a
case,
set
stations
in
the
memory
again.
Tuning
to
a
station
ATTENTION
_
At
times,
it
may
be
difficult
to
maintain
optimum
reception
because
the
antenna
affixed
to
your
vehicle
is
in
motion
constantly
(relative
to
the
broadcast
antenna),
encountering
continuous
variation
in
the
received
radio
signals’
strength.
Other
factors
affecting
reception
include
interference
from
natural
obstacles,
sign
posts,
etc.
Entering
stations
into
memory
automatically
(The
automatic
preset
mode:
ASM)
■■
Press
the
[BAND]
button
to
switch
BUI
to
the
desired
FM,
AM
bands.
Radio
bands
will
switch
from
FM1
FM2
FM3
AM
in
order
each
time
the
button
is
pressed.
Press
the
[A]
or
[V]
button
to
start
the
automatic
station
search.
[a]
button:
Starts
searching
toward
higher
frequencies.
[v]
button:
Starts
searching
toward
lower
frequencies.
•
MEMO
•
To
tune
to
a
station
manually:
Press
the
[A]
or
[V]
button
until
“M”
is
displayed.
When
“M”
is
displayed,
press
the
[
A]
or
[
V]
button
to
select
a
station
you
want
to
listen
to.
ASM
is
available
for
the
FM
radio
mode.
Press
the
[BAND]
button.
You
can
switch
the
mode
to
desired
one.
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
Press
the
[3]
button
for
several
seconds
while
[FUNC]
is
blinking.
The
automatic
preset
mode
starts.
[ASM
ON]
will
appear
on
the
display,
and
stations
are
automatically
entered
in
memory
under
the
buttons
[1]
to
[6].
These
buttons
are
called
preset
buttons.
17
-f\
ATTENTION
Changing
the
radio
band
location
Pressing
the
preset
buttons
([1]
to
[6])
allows
you
to
make
one-touch
station
selections.
The
frequency
of
the
selected
station
is
indicated
on
the
display.
When
a
new
station
is
set
in
memory,
the
station
previously
set
in
memory
will
be
deleted.
If
there
are
fewer
than
six
receivable
stations,
the
stations
set
in
the
remaining
buttons
will
be
retained.
Manually
setting
stations
into
memory
This
section
covers
the
setting
of
stations
in
memory
under
the
numbered
buttons.
lil
Press
the
[BAND]
button.
You
can
switch
the
mode
to
desired
one.
Select
a
station
(see
page
17).
WM
Press
a
button
from
[1]
to
[6]
for
ISM
several
seconds.
■■
S
e
l
e
ct
any
button,
from
[1]
to
[6],
WM.
and
press
it
for
more
than
two
seconds.
The
tuned
station
is
now
memorized
and
set
in
the
selected
button.
Repeat
the
procedure
to
set
additional
manually
tuned
stations
in
memory,
in
turn,
for
the
buttons
[1]
to
[6].
These
buttons
are
called
the
preset
buttons.
The
location
for
the
radio
bands
used
between
the
North
American
region
and
the
Asia/
Australia/Latin
region
can
be
switched.
The
default
setting
is
USA
(North
America).
M|
Press
the
[MODE]
button
for
jlJj
several
seconds.
The
mode
will
be
switched
to
the
function
mode.
H|
Press
the
[A]
or
[V]
button
to
H
switch
the
mode
selection.
[AREA]
will
be
displayed.
M|
Turn
the
control
dial
to
select
the
JEm
region.
USA
<—>
ASIA
<r~>
AUS
>
LATIN
Switching
to
the
monaural
mode
If
FM
stereo
is
difficult
to
receive,switch
to
the
monaural
mode
to
receive
it.
You
cannot
listen
to
FM
broadcasts
in
stereo
when
the
monaural
mode
is
activated.
M|
Press
the
[BAND]
button
to
switch
jUl
to
the
desired
FM
bands.
Press
the
[FUNC]
button.
■
Pi
Press
the
[2]
button
while
[FUNC]
JIQI
is
blinking.
[MONO]
appears
on
the
display.
•
MEMO
•
•
The
monaural
mode
can
be
canceled
in
the
same
procedure.
•
[MONO
OFF]
appears
on
the
display
18
How
to
use
the
optional
remote
control
How
to
use
the
optional
remote
control
Precautions
in
use
of
the
remote
control
•
Be
careful
when
handling
the
control,
especially
because
it
is
small
and
light.
Dropping
or
striking
it
hard
may
damage
it,
wear
out
the
battery
or
cause
a
malfunction.
•
Keep
the
remote
control
free
of
moisture,
dust
and
water.
Do
not
subject
it
to
shock.
•
Do
not
place
the
remote
control
unit
where
it
will
get
hot,
such
as
on
the
dashboard
or
near
a
heater
vent.
Allowing
the
remote
control
unit
to
overheat
may
warp
its
case
or
cause
other
problems.
•
Do
not
operate
the
remote
control
unit
while
driving
because
doing
so
could
cause
an
accident.
•
When
using
the
remote
control,
point
it
toward
at
the
remote
control
light
receptor.
•
The
light
receptor
may
not
operate
correctly
if
it
is
exposed
to
bright
light
such
as
direct
sunlight.
•
Be
sure
to
press
the
[PWR]
button
on
the
main
unit
for
more
than
two
seconds
to
shut
it
down
before
leaving
the
car,
or
the
car
battery
may
be
run
down.
When
the
main
unit
is
shut
down,
the
remote
control
will
not
work.
•
Remove
the
batteries
from
the
remote
control
unit
whenever
it
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
time.
Cleaning
the
remote
control
•
Use
a
dry
cloth
to
keep
the
unit
clean.
If
the
remote
control
unit
gets
extremely
dirty,
clean
it
with
a
cloth
moistened
with
diluted
liquid
detergent.
Do
not
use
alcohol
or
thinner;
these
compounds
may
damage
the
finish.
•
In
no
event
should
benzine
or
thinner
be
used.
These
substances
will
damage
the
case
or
finish.
Remote
control
(optional)
No.
Button
Name/Function
©
•
[PWR]
button
Turns
deck
power
ON/OFF.
©
[TU]
button
Switches
to
the
tuner
mode.
©
©
[SAND]
button
Switches
radio
bands.
©
©
[
4)
]
button
Decreases
the
volume.
©
m
[MUTE]
button
Activates
and
deactivates
mute.
(q)
[v
PRESET
CH
A]
buttons
[v
DISC
A]
buttons
Select
the
desired
radio
preset
channel
and
the
desired
MP3/
WMA
folder.
19
Operation
No.
Button
Name/Function
©
©
[MODE]
button
Switches
to
the
playback
mode.
®
©
[DISC]
button
Switches
to
the
DISC
mode.
©
\\vqu
mjj
[
4
$
]
button
Increases
the
volume.
m
[V
TUNE-SEEK
A]
buttons
[«
◄
TRACK
►►
<]
buttons
Select
radio
stations
and
CD
tracks.
Replacing
the
battery
M
WARNING
To
prevent
accidents,
store
batteries
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
If
a
child
has
swallowed
one,
consult
a
doctor
immediately.
Use
two
AAA
size
batteries.
Remove
the
back
cover
of
the
remote
control
unit
by
gently
pressing
and
sliding
it
in
the
direction
indicated
by
the
arrow.
Install
the
two
batteries
provided
into
the
compartment
as
illustrated
inside
the
compartment.
Return
the
back
cover
into
place
by
sliding
it
in
the
direction
indicated
by
the
arrow.
•
Be
extremely
careful
not
to
swallow
the
battery.
•
The
battery
life
is
approximately
one
year.
If
the
remote
control
unit
does
not
operate
correctly
or
if
the
button
lamp
gets
dim,
replace
the
batteries.
•
Be
sure
to
orient
the
batteries
correctly
so
that
the
positive
and
negative
poles
match
the
diagram.
•
Do
not
use
one
new
battery
and
one
old
one;
use
two
new
batteries.
•
Use
only
two
of
the
same
kind
of
battery.
•
If
any
liquid
is
seen
leaking
from
the
batteries,
remove
both
batteries
and
dispose
of
them
properly.
Thoroughly
clean
the
battery
compartment
with
a
dry
cloth.
Then
install
new
batteries.
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