Milennia MIL-MR60 User manual

Model No.: MIL-MR60
Effected 1 / July. / 11
This product is sold and serviced exclusively by Prospec Electronic Inc. and must be returned
to Prospec for in and out of warranty repairs. It can not be serviced under warranty by other
MILENNIA service centers. All products sold and serviced exclusively by Prospec Electronics Inc.
For service contact us: 3325 South Morgans Point Road Mount Pleasant SC 29466
Tel [phone] Fax [phone]
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IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION CAUSED BY ABNORMAL OPERATION,
FOR ABOUT 5 SECONDS TO RESET THE UNIT.
TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION, SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
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Table of Contents ------------------------------------------------------------ 1
Wiring
Important Notes ------------------------------------------------------------- 3
Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Supporting the Unit -------------------------------------------------------- 5
Identification of Control Functions --------------------------------------- 6
Controls -------------------------------------------------------------------- 7-8
Radio Section Operation -------------------------------------------------- 9
USB Section Operation ----------------------------------------------- 10-11
Trouble Shooting Guide & Specifications ------------------------------ 12
Identification ------------------------------------------------------- 2
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Table of ContentsTrouble Shooting Guide
INTERFERENCE ON RADIO
Poor atmospheric conditions - Try again later in the day.
Antenna / lead broken or damaged.
Power Output :
Power Supply :
Speaker Impedance:
4 x 45 watts
DC + 12V
Negative Ground
4 ohm
Tuning Range :
Sensitivity :
530~1710KHz (USA)
522~1620KHz (EUR)
35dB / uV
Tuning Range :
Sensitivity :
Separation :
87.5~107.9MHz(USA)
87.5~108MHz (EUR)
10dB / uV
30dB
FM TUNER
AUDIO AMP & GENERAL
DISTORTED AUDIO
Specifications
AM TUNER
Check loudspeaker wiring.
This product contains a biamp. It is important not to connect the front loudspeaker
ground to the rear speaker ground.
Check speaker wiring for proper polarity.
Faulty loudspeaker.
Distortion at highest volume levels may be normal, as amplifier has reached
maximum power output. Otherwise the power and ground wire's gauge might
be too small of a gauge. Use 10amp cable or more.
Reduce the bass effect or switch off the loudness mode.
Battery and or charging circuit may be faulty.
OTHER MALFUNCTIONS
Initiate the reset feature as described on page 10 of this user manual.

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Wiring Identification
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RCA Jack
(ANT. socket)
16P ISO
CONNECTOR
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BACK UP (+)
AUTO ANTENNA
ACC
GROUND
NOTE No
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REAR RIGHT SPEAKER +
REAR RIGHT SPEAKER -
FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER +
FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER -
FRONT LEFT SPEAKER +
FRONT LEFT SPEAKER -
REAR LEFT SPEAKER +
REAR LEFT SPEAKER -
NOTE
USB Section Operation
7. Folder Down button (9)
8. Folder Up button (10)
9. A.PS Button (11)
- Searching Track Directly
- Searching Directory or File Name
- Root Searching
10. ID3 display
During MP3 playback, simply press button (9) to select the previous folder (if available in
the device).
During MP3 playback, simply press button (10) to select the next folder (if available in the
device).
While USB playing, simply press A.PS button (11) once, the letter “T” will be displayed on
the LCD. Enter the desired file number by turning VOL knob (2) to your desired track, then
press SEL button (2) to confirm selection and begin to play the selected track.
While USB playing, simply press A.PS button (11) twice, an asterisk will be displayed.
Select the desired character by turning VOL knob (2) to your desired character, then press
SEL button (2) after each character is selected. Press and hold SEL button (2) for 2 seconds
to begin searching for files and directories having the same character inputted.
If the selected name is a directory, “DIR” icon will appear. The user can go into a desired
directory by pressing SEL button (2). Continue to search the file name in the directory by
turning VOL knob (2). The selected file can be played by pressing the SEL button (2).
If the selected name is a file name, turning VOL knob (2) to search a desired file, then press
SEL button (2) for 2 seconds to begin playing.
While USB playing, simply press A.PS button (11) for three times, “ROOT” will be displayed
for 1 second, then, the first directory or file name is displayed.
If the selected name is a directory, the “DIR” icon will appear. The user can go into a desired
directory by pressing SEL button (2). Continue to search the file name in the directory by
turning VOL knob (2). The selected file can be played by pressing the SEL button (2).
If the selected name is a file, turning VOL knob (2) to search a desired file, then press SEL
button (2) to begin playing.
While playing a MP3 file, press BD/TF button
(4) to display ID3 information. Each time you
press BD/TF button (4), the display changes to
show the information as shown at right.
Note: If the MP3 file does not have any ID3
information, the display will show
“NO ID3” on the display panel.
Track number/elapsed time
(normal mode)
Directory name / file name
Album name / performer / title
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Important Notes
Prior to the final installation, perform a sound check. If high distortion or intermittent sound
is experienced, it is possible that the wiring from the radio to the vehicles electrical system
is poor or that the battery needs recharging.
If the battery and its charging circuit are OK, then rewire the red fused wire of the radio
directly to the positive terminal (+) of the vehicle battery.
Marine accessory shops stock the connector blocks and the 10 Amp cable which may be
necessary for extending the fuse wire connection.
Make sure that the black wire on the wiring harness is connected to a good ground point on the
vehicle. If the chassis of the vehicle is used as a grounding point, make sure that the surface is
scraped clean from the metal before attaching the wire to it.
It is preferable to connect the black ground wire directly to negative terminal (-) of the vehicle
battery.
This model is only suitable for use in vehicles which have a negative ground system,
e. g.. : the negative terminal of the vehicle battery is connected to the chassis.
Before you wire your system, disconnect your vehicle battery's positive (+) cable. This helps
prevent damage in case of a short. When you complete the wiring, reconnect the battery cable
and test your marine stereo. When connecting your marine stereo's black ground wire, be sure
to connect the wire to a metal part of your vehicle or preferably to the negative (-) terminal of
the vehicle battery.
A microprocessor reset function has been provided to facilitate manual resetting of the internal
microprocessor. If you are faced with a malfunction during the operation, press and hold MODE
and Preset 1 buttons simultaneously for about 3 seconds to reset the unit.
Note: It will be necessary to re-enter the radio preset memories and other personal settings as
these will have been erased when the microprocessor was reset. After resetting the player,
ensure all functions are operating correctly.
1. Grounding
2. Warning: polarity...
3. Connecting the speakers and power cables
4. Reset Function
POSITIVE
CHASSIS
NEGATIVE
CHASSIS
1. USB Section Operation
2. Track seeking (12)
3. Play / pause (5)
4. Intro Scan (6)
5. Repeat Play button (7)
6. Random play button (8)
To USB , press MOD button (3)
While a track is playing, press Tune Up button to select the next track, press Tune Down
button to select the previous track.
While a track is playing, press and hold Tune up/down button to fast-forward or fast-rewind.
Press this button to pause playing. Press it again to resume play.
Simply press the INT button to hear the first 10 seconds of each track in the device.
Press and hold INT button for 2 seconds to Intro play the tracks in current folder.
Press the INT button again to return to normal play mode.
Simply press the RPT button to play the current track repeatedly.
Press and hold RPT button for 2 seconds to play the tracks in current folder repeatedly.
Press the RPT button again to return to normal play mode.
Simply press the RDM button to play all tracks in random sequence.
Press and hold RDM button for 2 seconds to play the tracks in current folder randomly.
Press the RDM button again to return the player to normal mode.
play driver or USB device momentarily or insert gently the
USB driver or USB device. It will automatically play MP3 files in the USB device and the
LCD display will show “USB PLAYING”.
If there are no files in USB device, it will be converted back to the previous mode after display
“NO FILE”.
USB Section Operation
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Installation
1. Precautions
2. Mounting example
Choose the mounting location carefully so that the unit will not interfere with the normal
driving functions of the vehicle.
Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature (such as from direct
sunlight or hot air) or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration. Use only
the supplied mounting hardware for a safe and secure installation. Always use a marine cover
to protect the unit as the faceplate is not waterproof."
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Release Key Half Sleeve
Tap
Bend these claws, if necessary.
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<< Installation in the cabinet >>
Note: Keep the release key in a safe place as you may need it in future to remove
the unit from the vehicle.
Radio Section Operation
1. Radio Operation
2. To Select Band
3. Auto / Manual Tuning buttons (12)
Note:
4. Station Store function
5. To Recall the Preset Stations
6. Stereo - / mono - reception
Press MOD button (3) to select Radio mode. Station frequency is indicated on display.
Press the BD.TF button (4) to select the desired band FM1, FM2, FM3, or AM.
The Radio defaults in Auto tuning mode. Simply press Tune up/down button (12) and the unit
will automatically seek up or down the wave band and stop at the next station of sufficient
signal strength. Press and hold tuning button (12) for 2 seconds to enter Manual tuning mode.
Then simply press tuning button (12) the unit will seek up or down the wave band in steps.
With Manual tuning mode activated, if there is no operation within 5s, the unit would
revert back to Auto tuning mode.
Select the desired band and tune to a radio station to be memorized.
Choose one of the preset buttons (1-6) into which the station is to be stored, press and hold that
preset button for 2 seconds or until the corresponding preset number is shown on the display.
Press and hold A.PS button (11) for 2 seconds until you hear a beep sound
which confirms the memory function is engaged. The unit will "SEARCH" for six strong stations
and automatically store them on preset buttons 1-6.
6 stations can be memorized on each of the FM1, FM2, FM3, and AM.
- Briefly press the preset buttons 1-6 to recall the memorized radio station in that button.
- Briefly press A.PS button (11), the unit will search all preset stations. Each preset can be heard
for 5 seconds. After that the unit will begin searching again. All presets are searched ie- FM1,
FM2, FM3, and AM. At your desired preset station, press the A.PS button to stop search.
- Manual Station Store:
- Auto Station Store:
The unit automatically receives radio stations in stereo mode if the current station is broadcasting
in stereo; otherwise, mono will be used. The stereo indicator will show on the display if the current
radio station is broadcasting in stereo.
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1. UNIT
2. HALF SLEEVE
3. HEX NUT
4. LOCK WASHER
5. PLAIN WASHER
6. BODY
7. REAR SUPPORT STRAP
8. TAPPING SCREW
9. M5 HEX BOLT
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Lock Washer
Plain Washer
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Accessories subject to change without notice.
1. Fuse replacement
If the fuse blows, check the power connection and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows again after
the replacement, there may be an internal malfunction. In this case, consult your nearest dealer.
2. Warning
Use the specified amperage fuse for each lead.
Use of a higher amperage fuse may cause serious damage.
Supporting the unit
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When SEL button is pressed over 2 seconds to enter it’s second menu as below:
By pressing the button again, the unit will be in I- VOL mode. (Initial Volume Level
Adjustment). You can adjust the I-Vol by turning the spindle knob. After the setting of
initial levels, when the unit is powered on/off, detach on/off, and ACC on/off, if the
present level is lower than initial level, it will keep the present level. And if the present
level is higher than initial level, it will be automatically adjusted to the preset level.
By pressing SEL button again, the unit will be in Area Selection mode. Use the spindle
knob to choose USA or EUR (Europe).
On the beep 2nd, you can control the beep on or beep 2nd by turning the spindle knob.
Beep on : You can hear "beep" sound when you press all buttons.
Beep 2nd : You can hear "beep" sound when you press the button over 1.5 secs.
On the Clock feature, you can adjust the clock by turning the spindle knob. Turn VOL
knob clockwise to adjust minute; turn VOL knob counter clockwise to adjust the hour.
After adjustment, simply press SEL button to confirm.
On the Loud feature, you can select Loud On or Off by turning the spindle knob.
- Loud ON: To emphasize the bass and the treble at low volume in any mode.
Turn the spindle knob (2) left or right to decrease or increase the volume level. Switching on
your radio automatically allows you to set the volume level without having to select it first.
Simply turn the spindle knob to set the desired level.
Press this button to select radio, USB and AUX IN.
In Radio mode, pressing the BD/FN button (5) will shift FM/AM bands:
FM1 – > FM2 --> FM3 --> AM.
In USB mode, repeatedly short push to display ID3 information.
In any mode, press and hold TF button (5) for 2 seconds to show the clock.
2) I-Vol, Area, Beep, Clock, Loud Selection
a. I-VOL (Initial Volume Level)
b. AREA Selection
c. BEEP 2ND
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d. CLOCK Adjustment
e. LOUD Selection
3. Volume control (spindle knob 2)
4. MODE Button (3)
5. BD/TF button (4)
Controls (continued)
BEEP
Long
push
Short
push
I-VOL Short
push AREA CLK
Short
push LOUD
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1. POWER ON/OFF button, MUTE button
2. Electronic function SELECT button, Volume control knob
3. MODE button ( Radio --> USB --> AUX IN )
4. BD/TF button
5. Track Play / Pause, radio Preset 1 button
6. Track Intro Scan button, radio Preset 2 button
7. Track Repeat button, radio Preset 3 button
8. Track Random play button, radio Preset 4 button
9. Directory Down button, Radio Preset 5 button
10. Directory UP button, Radio Preset 6 button
11. A.PS - Auto Preset Scan button
12. Track UP/Down button, Radio tune UP/Down button
13. AUX IN Jack
14. USB Slot
Identification of Control Functions
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1. POWER ON/OFF button, MUTE button (1)
2. SELECT Button (2)
1) Audio control ( VOLUME / BASS / TREBLE / BALANCE / FADER / DSP )
Press the button (1) to turn the unit on. Press and hold it for 2 seconds to turn the unit off.
With the unit powered on, press PWR button quickly to mute sound output; press again to
resume.
Short push SEL button to select the following features:
Turn left to lower the bass.
Turn right to increase the bass.
Turn left to lower the treble.
Turn right to increase the treble.
Turn left to decrease the right speaker volume.
Turn right to increase the left speaker volume.
- FLAT: normal operation mode
- CLASSICS: for a dramatic depth of classical music in an auditorium
- POP M: for an electric excitement of stadium pop
- ROCK M: for a subtle extension of the music’s dimensions
- DSP OFF: cancel the sound feature
If the key or one of the keys is not pressed within 5 seconds, the radio automatically switches
into volume level control mode.
- Bass control
- Treble control
- Balance control
- Fader control
DSP
- control
Turn left to decrease the volume level of any loud speakers connected to the front channel.
Turn right to decrease the volume level of any loud speakers connected to the rear channel.
Turn right or left to select from FLAT, CLASSICS, POP, ROCK, and DSP OFF.
Controls
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Short
push BAS
Short
push TRB
Short
push BAL
Short
push FAD
Short
push DSP
Short
push