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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS 1
GENERAL 2 _B
RADTO I _ 10
CASSETTE
pLAyER ..................
11
CD
CHANGER
CONTROLS 12 -14
SETT|NG
THE
CLOCK .........
15
CELLULAR
TELEPHONE
MUTE
FEATURE......... ......
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CAREANDMAINTENANCE
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17
HANDLING
COMPACT
DISCS ,.....
18
LCD
DISPLAY
FOR
CDC
ERROR .........
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spEclFtcATtoNs......... .........
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Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughty and retain it for future
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o - (1) oN-OFF
POWER
BUTTON
(OFn
Press
this buttonto turnthe uniton or ofi. When
the powerison,the
previous
mode(lastmemory
)willappear.
O - (2) INITIAL
VOLUME
LEVELSET
UP
Pressthe PowER button longerthan 2 secondsto memorize
initial
volume level.
The currentvolume levelis stored as the initial
volume
level.
€) VOLUME
UP/ DOWNCONTROL
To increase
the volumelevel,
turn right.
Thevolumewill increase
and
the levelwill be shown underthe " VOL " indicationon the display
panel.
To decreasethe volume level,turn left. On any mode, turning this
button switches volume control mode automatically.
After 5 sec
volumeindication
display
will return
to the previous
mode.
Thiscontrol is also usedin conjunction
with the Select(SEL) button
@to adjust
the Bass,Treble,
Balance
and Fader
levels.

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€) SELECTBUTTON(SEL)
o - (1
)AUDTO
FUNCTTON
SELECTION
This button is to select the function. When this button is pressed each
time.LCD
displays
eachmodeasfollows:
TVOLUME _ BASS
-TREBLE _BALANCE -FADER
Whenthis button '" functionfor
5 seconds and then come back to the previous mode. On selected
function,
volume
level
can becontrolled
byturning
this button.
The display will automaticallyreturn to normal indication 5 seconds
afterthe lastadjustment
ismade
orwhenanotherfunctionisactivated.
@ BASS
CONTROL
To adjust the Bass level,first select the Bass mode by pressingthe
Selectbutton @ untilthe "BAS" indication
appears
on the display
panel.
Within 5 seconds of choosingthe bass mode turn righVleft
to adjust
the bass responseas desired.The bass level will be shown on the
displaypanel
from a minimumof "BAS
-10" to a maximumof "BAS
10". The displaywill automatically
return
to the normal
indication
5
seconds after the last adjustment or when another function is
activated.

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€) TREBLECONTROL
To adjustthe treble level,first selectthe Treblemode by pressing
the
Selectbutton @ untilthe "TRE" indicationappearson the display
panel.
Within5 secondsof choosing the treblemode,turn righUleft
to adjust
the treble response
as desired.
The treble levelwill be shown on the
display
panel
from a minimum
of "TRE
10". The display
will
automatically
returnto the normal indication5 seconds after the last
adjustment
orwhenanother
functionisactivated.
€) BAr-ANCE
CONTROL
To adjust the left-right speaker balance, first select the balance mode
by pressing
the Selectbutton @ until
the "BAL" indication
appears
on
the displaypanel.
Within5 secondsof choosing
the balance
mode,to
adjust stereo balance to the left channel speakers or turn right to
adjustitto the channelspeakers.
The balanceposition will be shown by the bars on the display panel
from "BAL10L"(fullleft)to "BAL10R"(full
right).
Whenthe volume
levelbetweenthe left and right speakers
is equal, "BALL=R" will be
shownon thedisplay
panel.
Thedisplay
willautomatically
return
to the normal
indication5 seconds
after
the lastadjustmentorwhenanother
functionisactivated.

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@FADER
CONTROL
To adjust
the front-rear
speaker
barance,
first serect
the Fader
mode
by pressing
theserect
button
@ untir
the "FAD"
indication
appears
on the display
panel.
Within
5 seconds
of choosing
the
Fader
mode
turnright
/ reft
to adjust
thefront-rear
speaker
tevet
as
desired.
The
fader
position
willbeshown
bythebars
onthedisplaypanel
from "FAD
10F"(fuil
front)
to "FAD
10R"(furr
rear).
when
the
volume
level
between
thefront
andrear
speakers
is equal,..FAD
F=R"
will
be
shown
on
the
displaypanel.
The
display
will
automatically
return
to the normar
indication
5 seconds
after
the
last
adjustment
orwhen
another
function
is
activated.
@SOURCE
BUTTON
Press
CDG
button
to selected
CD
changer
mode.
When
CD
changer
isnot
connected
or
there
is
aCASSaTIE
in
tape
deck,
this
button
is
will
not
respond.
€) AUDIO
MUTE
BUTTON
(MUTE)
Press
this
button
momentariry
to mute
the
vorume
from
the
system
and "MUTE"
mark
wiflbrink
onthe LGD
paner.
press
the button
again
to return
to thevorume
setting
inuse
before
theMute
mode
was
activated.
Mute
mode
willarso
becanceiled
by pressing
anyother
function
button
onthe
front
panel.

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@ LOUDNESS
CONTROL
(LOUD)
When
listeningtomusicatlowvolume
levels,
thisfeature
willboost
the
bass
andtreble
response
to compensate
forthecharacteristic
of
humanfearing.Press
thebutton to activate
thisfeature
asindicated
by 'LOUD"
mark
on
thedisplay
panel.
Pressing
the button again
will de-activate
thefunctionand 'LOUD"
markwilldisappear
lrom
the
display
panel.
o DTSPLAY
BUTTON
(D|SP
)
DuringRadio,Cassette
tapeorCD
operation,
press
DISPbutton
@
to
callthetimedisplayontheincorporated
quartz
clock
for 5 seconds.
After5seconds
ofdisplaying
theclock,
theunit
will
returnto previous
indication.
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€) THEFT-DETERRENT
LED
This
LEDlamp
blinks
every
1second
when
the
unitis
tumed
off.
. SECURITY
CODEINPUT
Torelease
security
code.
1.Turn
on the unit protection.
After
power
supply
is
interrupted.
"1
CDE"will
appear
ontheLCD.
2.
Preset
button1
^-4enterthesecurity
number
supplied
on
security
card.
3.After
confirming
the
securitynumber,
press
preset
5(@).
4.With
the
correct
code,
the
unit
will
operate.
5.lf the incorrect
code
is entered,
"2CDE"will
appearon
LCD.
6.lftheincorrect
codeisentered
again,
'3GDE"wilt
appear
onLCD.
7.lf,afterthethirdattempt,
thecodeis incorrect,
thesetwill
turnoff.Wait
t hbur
beforereentering
asecurity
code.
@ LTQU|D
CRYSTALD|SPLAY
PANEL
TheLiquid
GrystalDisplay
(LCD)
Panel
shows
thefrequency,
function
andoperation
of Radio
/
CASSETTE
tape
/ CD
Ghanger
mode.
NOTE:
lt isa characteristic
of LCD
panel
that,if subjected
to coldtemperatures
foranextended
period
of
time,The
display
will
takelonger
to illuminate.
Inaddition,
thevisibility
ofthenumbers
ontheLCDmay
slightty
decrease.
The
LCDread-
outwillreturn
to normal
when
thetemperatures
increase
to anormalrange.
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CONFTRMATION
BEEP
TONESELECTOR
Pressingthis button for longerthan 2 seconds will deactivate
the
Confirmation
Beep Tonefeature
which producesthe short "Beep"
tone as a confirmationwhenevera function is activated on the unit.
Turn the button left or right to select STEREO/MONO.
lf stereo station
is received in stereo mode, 'ST" segment shows on display panel.
Select "MONO"mode
for monaural
receptionto deducenoise.
O AM/FM BANDSELECTOR
(BAND)
Each
timethis button is pressed,
the radiobandischanged.
Eachtime
this buttonispressed,
LCDdisplays
eachbandasfollows:
FM1
.+ FM2
.+FM3 +AM
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MANUALUP/DOWNTUNING
( ^, v )
To manually
select a radio station,momentarily
pressthe UP Tuning
( '\ ) side of the button for longerthan lsecond to advance
the unit
one digit higher
or the DOWNtuning ( v ) side of the buttonto tune
downward.Continue
to presseitherbuttonto tune the radio rapidlyin
the selected direction. The manualmode is releasedafter 5 seconds.
Pressing either side of the button for less than 1 second and then
releasing
will activate the Automatic Seek Tuning function in the
selected direction.The radio will seekthe next availablestation and
stop at that frequency. The Seek function can be stopped by pressing
the buttonagain
oractivating
anyother
tuning
function.

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PRESET
SCAN
(pS)
/ BEST
STATION
MEMORY(BSM)
BUTTON
GF(l) PRESET
SCAN
(PS)
Press
this button momentarily
to scanthe 6 station preset into the memories
onthe AM bandsorthe 18stations
on the FM bands.Theunitwillstop at each
pre-setstation (the pre-set numberon the display panelwill flash during.
Presetscan operation)and remainon the selected frequency. press the button
againmomentarily
to stop. presetscan operation
and remain
on the selected
frequency.
GF(2)
BEST
STATTON
MEMORY
(BSM)
Pressing
the button for longerthan 2 seconds will activate the BSM Tuning
feature which will automatically scan and enter each station into memory.
After enteringthe stations into memories,
the unit will automaticallystop it
each station for 5 seconds so each station can be heard.
lf you have already set the pre-set memories to your favorite stations,
activating
the BSMTuning
feature
will erase
those stationsand enterthe new
ones. This feature is most useful when traveling in a new area where you are
notfamiliar
withthe local
stations.
G) LOCAL-DX
CONTROL(LOC)
The unit is filled with low seek sensitivity
which you can select manually.
Pressing this button (Loc) momentarily will select between the local seek
sensitivity (onlystrong stations are received ; Local reception ) and the DXseek
sensitivity (strongand weak stations are received; Long distance reception).
lfyouchooselocalseek
sensitivity
thedisplay
shows "Loc" onthe LcD panel.

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PRE-SET
BUTTON
Pressingthese buttons lessthan 2 seconds recalls Pre-
Set radio frequency.
To set any of the 6 pre-setmemories
ineach band,use
thefollowing
procedure
;
a.Turnthe radioon and select
thedesired
band.
b.Select
thefirst stationto be pre-setusing
the Manual
UP/DOWN
orAutomaticSeek
TuningGontrol @'
c. Pressthe pre-set button to be set and continueto
hold it in. The BEEP or MUTE sound will be
momentarily heard and the pre-set number will
appear
onthe display
panel
indicating
thatthe station
is now set into that memory position and can be
recalled
atanytime,by pressing
that pre-set
button'
@cAssETTE
DOOR
Hold
thecassette
withtheexposed
tapeedge
tothe
right and insert it into the cassette door. Depress fully
until
thecassette
isengaged
and begins
playing.
When the cassette reachesthe end of the side of the
tape being played,
the unit will automatically
change
direction as shown by the arrow indicationon the
displaypaneland play of the other side of the cassette
willbegin.
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@FAST-FORWARD
BUTTON
(FF)
Pushing
theFast-forward
buttonwillcause
thetape
to moverapidlyin the fonrrard directionof play.To
stop
Fast-Foruvard
movement,
lightly
push
theRewind
button
@ untilthemechanism
disengages
and
normal
play
resumes.
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REWTNDBUTTON
(REW)
Pushing
the Rewind
buttonwillcausethetape
to
moverapidly
inthereverse
direction
of play. Tostop
Rewindmovement,
lightly
push
the Fast-Forward
button
@untilthemechanism
disengages
and
normal
play
resumes.
@ €} PROGRAM
SELECTOR
Tomanually
reverse
tape
direction
and
play
theother
side
(program)
of thecassette,lightly
push
boththe
Fast-Forward
@ andRewind
@Buttons
at the same
time.
@EJECrBUTTON
(A)
Tape
play
backisstopped
andthecassetteisejected
by pushing
this button.Radio
or GD changer
operationwill
automatically
resumewhen
thecassette
is ejected,
depending
on whichmodewas in
operation
prior
tocassette
play.
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This
set incorporatescontrols
to operatean 6-disc
CDchanger.
Pleasecheck
withyourCD
changer
unit
forrecommendationsofthemodelsthatwill
workwiththis
radio.Adjustment
ofthe
audio
functions
(volume,
tone,balance,and
fader)fortheCDchanger
operate
inthesame
mannerastheydofor radio
play.
The
followingcontrols
willoperate
theCD changer
when
it is
installedandconnectedtothis
radio.
Refertothe
Owner's
Manual
includedwiththe
CD
changerforinstructionsonthe
installation
and
correct
loading
and
useofthe
GD
magazine.
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TRACK
SELECT
(TRACK A, \r )
This button is usedto quickly selectthe beginning
of a track.
Tap the Forward Track Select ( ^ ) side of the button or
Backward Track Select ( rz ) side of the button to locate the
desired track as shown by the track number on the display
panel.
@F(2)
CUE/REVIEW
FUNCTIONS
(TRACKA , \r )
High-speedaudible searchto any section of the disc can be
made by the Gue and Reviewfunctions. Press and hold the
Cue side of the button (/\) to advancerapidlyin the forward
direction or the Review side of the button (*z) to advance
rapidlyinthe reverse direction.
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PAUSESELECTOR(
ll)
Duringdisc play, pressthis button to temporarily
stop play of the disc ( the
'PAUS" indicationwill appear on the display panel).
Pressbutton againto
resume
play of the disc from the pointat which it was stopped. Pausemode
willalsobecanceled
by activating
anyotherdiscfunction.
@ TRACIVDISC
SCAN
(SCN
)
When the scan button is pressed,
the 'SCN " indicationwill appearon the
display
panel
andthe first 10secondsof eachtrack onthe discwill be played
in order.When a desiredtrack is reached,
pressthe Scan button againand
playof that trackwillcontinue
( "SCN"willdisappearfromthedisplay
panel
).
TheTrackScanmodealsobe cancelled
by activating anyotherdiscfunction
(Select,Cue,Review,
Shuffle,
or Repeat
).
When the Scan button is pressed and held longer than 2 seconds the
"DSCN" indicationswill appear on the display panel and the first track on
each disc will be played.Whena desired disc is reached, press the Scan
button againand playof that disc will continue
("DSCN"
will disappearfrom
the display panel ).TheDisc mode will also be cancelled by activating any
otherdiscfunction(Select,Review,
Shuffle,
or Repeat
).
@ TRACK
/ D|SC
REPEAT
(RPT
)
Whenthe Repeatbutton is pressed,
the "RPT"indication
will appear on the
displaypaneland playof the selected
track will be continuallyrepeated
until
the Track Repeatmode is cancelledby pressing
the Repeat
button againor
by activatingthe Shuffle@ or Scan @ functions( "RPT"will disappearfrom
the
display
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@)@ Dlsc SELECT
(D- , D+;
These buttons are used to select the desired disc for play. To advance to
a higher number disc, press the " D+ " button @. To returnto a lower
numberdisc, pressthe " D- " button @. The numberof the disc in play
willbeshownonthe display
panel.
@ TRACK/DISC
SHUFFLE
(SHR
When the Shufflebutton is pressed, "DSHF"will appear on the display
panel and the tracks on the disc will be played in a random, shuffled
order.The track selectbutton @-(1)
will also selecttracks in the shuffled
order instead of the normal sequence.The Track Shuffle mode can be
cancelled
by pressing the Shuffle
buttonagain
or by activating
the Repeat
@or Scan @function( 'DSHF"willdisappear
fromthedisplay
panel
).
When the Shufflebutton is pressedand held longerthan 2 seconds,the
'DSHF" indicationwill appear on the display paneland the discs in the
magazine
will be playedin a random,shuffled
orderand its tracks will be
played in shuffledorder. The Disc Shufflemode can be cancelledby
pressing the Shutfle button again or activation the Repeat @ or Scan @
functions( 'DSHF"willdisappear
fromthe display
panel
).
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1.Turn
the radioon so thattheTimedisplay
isshownonthe LCDpanel.
2.Duringpressingand holdingthe Disptay
button (DlSp) @ pressthe ,,a ',
sideof the Manual
runing control @to adjust
the hours
andthe "rz " sideof
the control to adjust the minutesto the correct time.
3.when the correct time is shown on the display panel, releasethe Display
button(DISP
) O to return
to normat
disptay.
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Thissethasa feature
thatwillautomatically
lower
(mute)
thevolumeof the
radio
whenthe vehiclecellular
telephone
is used
( "aninterface
maybe
necessarydepending
on
theparticular
telephone"
),
theaudio
level
oftheset
will
be lowered
( 'TEL
MUTE"
willappearon thedisplay
panel
) during
telephone
use.
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The radio section of your new sound system does not require
any
maintenance.
we recommend that you keep this manualfor referenceon the
many
features
found inthis unitandfor entering
security
code.
As with any cassette player, the cassette section of this sound system does
require a minimum of maintenance
to keep it in good working condition. The
following simple care and maintenance
suggestions
should be followed to
prevent malfunctions of the cassette system.
r Purchasecassette cleaning kit from your retailstore.
Use it ! At least every 20 to 30 hours of operation you must clean the cassette
mechanism.
A dirtycassette
player
will have
a poorsound.
. Do not usecassette that exceed 45 minutes of play on each side.
r Do not insert a cassette that appears to be broken,twisted or dirty or with
loose
ortorn labels
on it.
' Always keep your cassette away from direct sunlight or exposure to sub-
freezing
conditions.
lf cassette
iscold,allowit to warm up before
use.
o Do notkeepa cassette
inthe player
whennot inuse.
o Beforeinserting
a cassettein the player,
check that the tape is tighily wound
on the reels.Take up any excessslack usinga pencilto turn the drive hub in
the cassette.
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Dirt, dust, scratches,and warpage can cause skipping in the play back and
deterioration
of sound quality.Pleaseobservethese guidelines
to take care of
yourcompact discs:
. Fingerprints,
dust and dirt should be carefully
wiped off the disc's playing
surface
(shiny
side)
with a soft cloth.Wipe in a straightmotionfrom the inside
to theoutsideof thedisc.
. Neverusechemicals
such as recordsprays,householdcleaners
or thinnerto
clean compact discs. Such chemicalscan irreparablydamage the disc's
surface.
. Discsshouldbe keptintheirstorage
cases
whennot inuse.
o Do not exposediscsto direct sunlight,
hightemperatures
or high humidity
for
extended periods.
r Do not stick paper,
tape,or labelson the disc surfaces
norwriteon them with
anytype of maker.
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