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CONTENTS
1.FEATURES. .......2
2.PRECAUTIONS.... .....3
3.
BASIC
OPERATION. .......
4
4.RADIO
OPERATION. .......
5
5.COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
OPERATION....
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6.
CARE
OFDISC ........e
7.
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CASE
OF
DIFFICULTY. :.....
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SPECIFICATIONS.. ...
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1.FEATURES
I Audio
Section
. Withthebuilt-inhigh
power
amplifier
(max.
output
:
4chX 20w),
you
canenjoya 4 speakersystem.
. Separate
Volume,Bass,Treble,
Balance
andFader
Controls.
. Automatic
Loundness
Control.
I RADIO
Section
. Electronically
Tuned
AM/FM
stereoRadio.
. 6AMand12FMPreset
(Hold
Down
Memory
Function)
. Automatic
SeekTuningto quickly
find
a receivable
station.
. Super
SASC
(Signal
Actuated
Stereo
Control)
I CDPLAYER
. 8cm,12cm
combinedcompact
disc
player.
. Track
Repeat
Feature.
. Track
Up/Down
Control.
. Fast
Up/DownControl.
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. LCD
(Liquid
Crystal
Display)
. Nightillumination
forGraphics.
. 2StepDimming
for LCD
Display.
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2.PRECAUTIONS
Do not grip or pull out the disc
while it is being pulled into the
CD
player by the automatic re-
loading
mechanism.
Do not pull the unit from the
dash immediately after a disc is
inserted or the Eject Switch has
been pressed. lf the unit is pulled
out before an ooeration is com-
pleted, the disc will be unstable
inthe unitand may be damaged.
Do not attempt to insert a disc
into the unit when the unit is out
of the dash or the ACC is off.
Your player accepts only one
disc at a time for playback. Do
not attempt to load more than
one disc. Make sure the label
side is facing up when you insert
the disc.
Your player will automatically
eject any disc that is inserted
incorrectly.
Playing
a disc while drivingon a
very bumpy road may result in
skips, but this will not scratch the
disc or damage the player.
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You may notice the CD playback
sound wavering
due to condensat-
ion.lfthishappens,
removethe disc
from the player and wait about an
hour
forthe moisture
to evaporate.
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Make sure the player/receiver
unit
willnotbeexoosed to :
. Direct
sunand
heat.
.Highhumidity.
. Excessive
dust.
. Excessive
vibrations.
Do not attempt to play cracked,
warped, or damaged discs. Playing
a bad disc could severely damage
the playback mechanism.
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3.BASIC
OPERATION
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CONTROLKNOB
The radio unit may be operated when the
ignitionkey is inthe "ACC"
or "ON" position.
Press the button to switch the power on.
The LCD (Liquid Crystal Disply) shows the
radio frequency in the radio mode. To
switch the power off, press the button
again.
VOLUME CONTROL
Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the
volume and counterclockwise to reduce
thevolume.
@ LCD
(LIQUID
CRYSTAL
DISPLAY)PANEL
The Liquid Crystal Display panel displays
the frequency, band, channel of Radio
mode and track, funtion
of CDmode.
o BASS/TREBLE
CONTROLKNOB
Press the knob out and rotate the knob
clockwiseto increase
the bass and counter-
clockwiseto reduce
the bass.
To control the treble, pull the knob out
slightly.Rotatethe controlknobclockwise to
increasethe treble and counterclockwise
to
reducethetreble.
@FADER
CONTROL
Thisknob islocated behindthe volume
knob.Rotatethe
knobcounterclockwise
to emphasize rear speaker sound.
(Front speaker sound will be
attenuated.)
When the control knob is turned
clockwise, front speaker sound will be
emphasized. (Rear speaker sound will
be attenuated.) .
O BALANCE
CONTROL
Pull-out the volume knob and turn the
control knob clockwise to emohasize
right speaker sound. (Left speaker
sound will be attenuated.)
When the control knob is turned
counterclockwise, left speaker sound
will be emphasized. (Right speaker
sound willbe attenuated)
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4.RADIOOPERATION
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TUNE(Manual)
SELECTION
BUTTON
While
the (+ ) side ispressed
less thanone
second, the radio will tune to the next
higher frequencyand when the ( ) side is
pressed less than one second, the radio
will automatically tune to the next lower
frequency.
€)SEEK
OPERATTON
(Automatic
c
hannelselection)
When the (+) side is pressed longer than 1
second and releasing will automatically
tune the next available higher station and
when the (-) side is pressed longer than 1
second and releasing will automatically
tune the next lower station.
€) BANDSELECTOR
(FM/AM)
Pressing tne lffiffil button changes
the FM1,FM2
and AM bands.
The mode
selected isdisplayedon the LCDpanel.
@PRESET
BUTTON
Six(6) station for FM.l
, FM2and AM re-
spectively can be preset in the elec-
tronic memory circuit on this unit.Then,
by simply pressing the band select
button and/or one of the six preset
buttons, you may recall any of these
stations instantly.
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I STEREO
RADIO
OPERATION
(OPERATION
PROCEDURE
& CHANNELSELECTION)
/.er.., thebutton
to switch
thepower
on.
Display
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21. Press
the FM/AM
band selector to
the chooseon of
FM1,FM2
and
AM
band. @
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radiostation.
(Refer
below
for more details)
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MANUAL
UP/DOWNTUNING
Pressless than one second the (+) buttonor (-)
button to move upward or downward one step
respectively. (each one pressing)
lf held down longer than one second, you can change
the radio frequency rapidly.
AUTOMATIC
SEEKTUNING
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press longer
than 1second
Pressing either side of the button for longer than one
second and then releasing will activate the Automatic
Seek Tuning function in the selected direction.The
radio will tune to the next available station.
PRESET
STATIONMEMORY
(HOW TO SET)
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press longer
than 2 secord
Press the preset button longer than two seconds whi'le
on the station to be memorized. (When pressed, the
sound will go off for two seconds and come back to
indicate that the station has been set.)
X A total of 18stations
can be programmed
by selecting
one AM and two FMstations per button.
Whencompleted,
any
preset
stationmaybe recalled
byselectingAM,
FM1
or FM2
bandand appropriate
station
button.
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5.
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
OPERATION
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Insert a disc half way into the slot with the
labelside
facingup.
@@ FF(FastForward)and REW
(FastBackward)
While the disc is playing, press and hold
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Q9 ", (9 button
toquickly
move
back-
ward or forward until you reach the
desired section of the track.
@O TRACKUP/DOWN
The desired track on the disc currently be-
ing played can be selected using the uack
number. Pressing
the (7i buttononce
increases the track number by one and
pressingtne 6)t buttondecreases it.
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@REPEAT
(RPT)
To repeat the music you are listening to,
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press
the
Q button.
TheRPTindicator
appears and the track will be played
repeatedly.
€) CD
EJECTBUTTON
Whilethedisc
isplaying,
press
tn"ff l
buttonwhen
you
want
toeject
theCD.
@ CDINDICATOR
lf a discis inthe CDplayer,
the indicator
lampwillbeon.
€) CD BUTTON
During
radio play, press this buttonto
play
theCD.
@ STOP BUTTON
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Pressthe lffiffil button
to stopCD
play-
back
andto change
thesource
toRadio.
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I CD
PLAYER
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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buttonto switch
thepower
on.
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wayintotheslotwith
thelabel
sidefacing
up.
Display
condition
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disc
isplaying,
Momentarily
press
the
@ ounononceto
returnto the beginning
ofthe current track.lfyouwishto access
a track
furtherback, repeatedly pressuntil you reach
the desiredtrack.Press
he ry buttononceto advanceto the beginning
ofthe nexttrack.
lf you
wish
to access
a trackfurther
ahead,
pressrepeatedly
until
the desired
trackisreached.
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{. wn " the disc is ptaying,
if you
pressandhold @ Outton,music
will move fonnrard
rapidly, if you
pressand nold @ button,
music
willmove
backward
rapidly.
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pressthe Q2/ buttonto repeat
theplay
oftheselectedtrack.
(lf you pressagain,it will
cancelthe repeat play.)
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6.
CARE
OF
DISC
Before playing, clean the disc
with a clean,soft cloth.
Wioe the disc in the direction of
the arrows. Do not use solvents
such
as benzine,
thinner,
comme-
rcially available cleaners or
antistatic spray intended for
analog
discs.
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sheet Disc stabilizer
Disc
Accessories
There are variousaccessories
available on the market for prote-
ctingthe disc surface and impro-
ving sound quality. However,
most of them will influence the
thickness and/or diameter of the
disc. Using such accessories can
cause the disc to be out of stand-
ard specifications
and may crea-
te operationalproblems.We rec-
ommend not using these
accessories on discs played in
this CDplayer.
Do not affix tape, paper, or gummed
labels on the disc. Do not write on
the disc.
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Donotexpose thedisc
to directsun-
light
or heatsourcessuchas hotair-
ducts,or leave it in a car parkedin
direct sunlight where therecan be
a considerable
riseintemerature.
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Do not drop the disc while handling,
Hold the disc so you will not leave
fingerprintson the surface.
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7.IN
CASEOF
DIFFICULTY
lfyouencounter
a problem,please review
the itemsinthefollowing
checklist. This
guide
will
help
youisolate
the problem
if the unitis
at fault.Otherwise,make surethe rest of your system is properly
connected
orconsult
your
authorized
HYUNDAI
dealer.
Initial
Turn-onAfter Installation
Symptom Cause
and solution
Nofunction
display
Powerbutton off
Withthe car's ignition
on, push the PWR
knob
to turn oower on.
Blown
fuse
Check the Battery and ACC fuses on
the Fuse BOX ; replace with the
proper value if necessary.
Functions
OK but
nosound aVolumelevel too low
Adjust the volume to desired level.
RadioMode
Unableto tune
stations
in the
seek mode
Youare in a weak signal
area.
Theantenna
may not be the
proper
length.
Make sure the antenna is fully
exended ; if broken, replace the
antenna
with a new one.
Broadcast
is noisy Theantenna
is not the
proper
length.
Extendthe antenna fully ; replace
the antennaif it is broken.
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CDMODE
Symptom Causeand solution
CDinsertion
not
possible
Thereis a CDalready
in the
transpont.
Eject the CD in transport and remove it.
The CDis being
improperly
inserted.
Makesure the CDis beinginserted
per
instructionin the Owner's
Manual.
Unable
to Fast-
Forwardor
Backward
The CD has been damaged
Ejectthe CDand discard
;
Usinga damaged
CDin your unitcan
cause damage
to the transport.
Soundskips
due
to vibration
lmpropermounting
Securely
re-mount
the unit
Discis very dirty
Clean
the disc.
Disc has scratches
Changethe disc.
Sound
skipswith
out vibration
aDirtyor scratched disc
Clean the disc ; damaged discs should
be replaced.
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8.
SPECIFICATIONS
Note : Dueto product improvement,specifications
anddesignare
subject
to changewithout
notice.
I RADIOSECTION
.FM .AM
Tuning
Range 87.9- 107.9MHz
lf Frequency 10.7MFh
UsableSensitivity 5 dBp ENtF
Sional-to-Noise
Ratio 60 dB (STEREO)
Stereo Separation 35dB
Frequency Response 30Hz- 151(Fh(-3dB)
Distortion O.2%:"al lKHz
TuningRange 530- 1710KHz
Usable Sensitivity 25dBu EMF
S/N Ratio 50 dB
Distortion O.z'Y,aI lKHz
FrequencyResponse 60- 2.5KHz(-6dB)
I CDSECTION
Frequency
Response 20
-20,000H2
(t2dB)
Wow& Flutter
('/"WRMS) Below measurablelimits
Distortion 0.05% at lKHz
Dynamic
Range 95dB (at lKFlz)
S/N Ratio 95dB (at lKFlz)
Channel Seoaration 85dB (at lKFlz)
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PovverReouirement 14.4VDC (11 - 16V(allowable))
Maximum Power Outout 20wx4
TREBLE/BASS tlodB (10KHz, 100H2)
Weight 1.5Kg (3 lbs.5 oz)
CHASSISSLe 178(W) x 53(H)x 165(D)mm
I'IOSEPIECESize 178(W)x 55(H)x 18.5(D)mm
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