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Composition

of

Manual

This

manual

applies

to

the

KEH-P5000

and

KEH-P4000.

However,

the

illustrations

show

the

KEH-P5000.

The

KEH-P4000

have

fol-

lowing

features

which

differ

to

the

KEH-P5000.

KEH-P4000

*

The

music

search

function

is

not

available.

*

The

Dolby

B

NR

function

is

not

available.

*

The

tape

selector

function

is

not

available.

Precautions

*

If

the

car’s

battery

is

disconnected

for

any

reason,

the

preset

memory

will

be

erased

and

must

be

reprogrammed

after

recon-

nection

of

the

battery.

In

case

of

trouble

When

the

unit

does

not

operate

proper-

ly,

contact

your

dealer

or

the

nearest

authorized

PIONEER

Service

Station.

Never

remove

the

top

case

of

the

unit

to

attempt

check

or

repairs.

Connecting

the

Units

Note:

This unit

is

for

vehicles

with

a

12-volt

battery

and

negative

grounding.

Before

installing

it

in

a

recreational

vehicle,

truck,

or

bus,

check

the

battery

voltage.

To

avoid

shorts

in

the

electrical

system,

be

sure

to

disconnect

the

battery

©

ca-

ble

before

beginning

installation.

Check

whether

installation

and

wiring

have

been

completed

correctly.

Replace

the

removed

car

componets,

then

con-

nect

the

end

of

the

cable

to

the

negative

©

terminal

of

the

battery.

Refer

to

the

owner's

manual

for

details

on

connecting

the

various

cords

of

the

power

amp

and

other

units,

then

make

connections

correctly.

Secure

the

wiring

with

cable

clamps

or

adhesive

tape.

To

protect

the

wiring,

wrap

adhesive

tape

around

them

where

they

lie

against

metal

parts.

Route

and

secure

all

wiring

so

it

cannot

touch

any

moving

parts,

such

as

the

gear

shift,

handbrake,

and

seat

rails.

Do

not

route

wiring

in

places

that

get

hot,

such

as

near

the

heater

outlet.

If

the

in-

sulation

of

the

wiring

melts

or

gets

torn,

there

is

a

danger

of

the

wiring

short-cir-

cuiting

to

the

vehicle

body.

Don't

pass

the

orange

lead

through

a

hole

into

the

engine

compartment

to

connect

to

the

battery.

This

will

damage

the

lead

insulation

can

cause

a

very

dan-

gerous

short.

Do

not

shorten

any

leads.

If

you

do,

the

protection

circuit

may

fail

to

work

when

it

should.

Never

feed

power

to

other

equipment

by

cutting

the

insulation

of

the

power

sup-

ply

lead

of

the

unit

and

tapping

into

the

lead.

The

current

capacity

of

the

lead

will

be

exceeded,

causing

over

heating.

When

replacing

fuses,

be

sure

to

use

only

fuse

of

the

rating

prescribed

on

the

fuses

holder.

Since

a

unique

BPTL

circuit

is

employed,

never

wire

so

the

speaker

leads

are

di-

rectly

grounded

or

the

left

and

right

speaker

©

leads

are

common.

Speaker

connected

to

this

unit

must

be

high-power

types

possessing

minimum

rating

of

22

W

and

impedance

of

4

to

8

ohms.

Connecting

speakers

with

output

and/or

impedance

values

other

than

those

noted

here

can

damage

the

speakers.

When

the

power

amp

is

being

linked

with

this

system,

be

sure

not

to

connect

the

blue

lead

to

the

amp's

power

termi-

nal.

Likewise,

when

linking

this

system

with

the

auto-antenna,

do

not

connect

to

power

terminal

for

the

antenna.

Such

connection

can

make

overcurrent

cause

malfunctions.

To

prevent

incorrect

connection,

the

in-

put

side

of

the

IP-BUS

connector

is

blue,

and

the

output

side

is

black.

Connect

the

connectors

of

the

same

colors

correctly.

When

the

unit

is

mounted

in

a

vehicle

whose

ignition

switch

does

not

have

the

ACC

(accessory)

position

as

shown

in

Fig.

6,

be

sure

to

connect

the

red

lead

of

the

unit

to

the

terminal

controlled

by

the

igni-

tion

switch

ON/OFF

position.

If

you

do

not,

the

vehicle

battery

may

go

flat

when

you

leave

your

vehicle

for

several

hours.

ACC

position

Fig.

5

Fig.

6

No

ACC

position

Connection

Diagram

(Fig.

7)

OT

a

GODS

BOD

ID

i=)

11.

12.

13.

14,

15.

16.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24,

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

Antenna

jack

Rear

out

White

Red

Connecting

cords

with

RCA

pin

plugs

(sold

se-

paretely)

Power

amp

(sold

separetely)

Biue

Multi-play

CD

player

etc.

(sold

separetely)

IP-BUS

input

(blue)

.

Blue

To

system

control

terminal

of

the

power

amp

or

Auto—antenna

relay

control

terminal

(Max.300mA

12VDC).

Black

(ground)

To

vehicle

(meta!)

body.

Red

To

electric

terminal

controlied

by

ignition

switch

(12VDC)

ON/OFF.

Orange

To

terminal

always

supplied

with

power

re-

gardless

of

ignition

switch

position

Fuse

resister

Fuse

holder

With

a

2

speaker

system,

connect

to

the

2

speakers

in

the

front

or

the

rear.

.

Use

this

for

connections

when

you

have

the

separately

available

amplifier.

Front/left

speaker

Front/right

speaker

Rear/left

speaker

Rear/right

speaker

Green

Gray

Green/black

Gray/black

Green/red

Gray/red

Black/green

Black/gray

Installation

Note:

¢

Before

finally

installing

the

unit,

con-

nect

the

wiring

temporarily

and

make

sure

it

is

all

corrected

up

properly

and

the

unit

and

the

system

work

properly.

«

Use

only

the

parts

included

with

the

Installation

with

the

rubber

bush

(Fig.

9)

1.

Dashboard

2.

Holder

After

inserting

the

holder

into

the

dashboard,

select

the

appropriate

tabs

according

to

the

thickness

of

the

dashboard

material

and

bend

them

inwards

to

secure

the

holder

in

place.

unit

to

ensure

proper

installation.

The

3.

Rubber

bush

use

of

unauthorized

parts

can

cause

pe

vere

malfunctions.

Removing

the

unit

(Fig.

10)

°

Consult

with

your

nearest

dealer

if

in-

;

;

;

:

stallation

requires

the

drilling

of

holes

5.

Insert

the

supplied

extraction

keys

into

the

unit,

peas

:

as

shown

in

the

figure,

until

they

click

into

or

other

modificati

ons

of

the

vehicl

eC.

place.

Keeping

the

keys

pressed

against

the

*

Install

the

unit

where

it

does

not

get

in

sides

of

the

unit,

pull

the

unit

out.

the

drive's

way

and

cannot

injure

the

passenger

if

there

is

a

sudden

stop,

like

Fig.

9

an

emergency

stop.

*

‘If

installation

angle

exceeds

30°

from

5

horizontal,

the

unit

might

not

give

its

optimum

performance.

(Fig.

8)

30°

Fig.

8

\)

.

Using

the

Removable

Front

Panel

The

front

panel

of

this

unit

can

be

removed

as

a

theft

deterrent.

Parts

Identification

Fig.

1

[3]

Eject

[5]

Fast

forward,

Rewind/Direction

change

[7]

Detach

button

Detaching

the

Front Panel

1.Press

button

[7],

and

the

right-hand

side

of

the

panel!

will

eject.

2.To

remove

the

front

panel,

pull

its

right-

hand

side

toward

you.

(Fig.

11)

S

Fig.

11

*

Take

care

not

to

put

pressure

on

the

dis-

play

or

drop

the

front

panel.

3.Enclose

for

safekeeping

the

front

panel

that

is

removed

in

the

supplied

protective

case.

(Fig.

12)

Replacing

the

Front

Panel

Push

the

front

panel

into

the

main

body.

(Fig.

13)

(Fig.

14)

*

When

replacing

the

front

panel,

do

not

put

pressure

on

the

display

or

control

buttons.

Install

the

front

panel

holding

it

parallel

to

the

main

unit.

Installing

the

panel

tilted,

as

shown

in

the

illustrations

below,

may

cause

the

hook

on

the

front

panel

to

de-

stroy

the

main

unit's

electrodes.

(Fig.

15)

(Fig.

16)

(Fig.

17)

Do

not

install

the

front

panel

while

hold-

ing

down

buttons

[3],

[5]

and

[7]

in

Fig.

1.

Doing

so

may

destroy

the

buttons

and

the

main

unit.

Note

that

if

the

front

panel

is

not

attached

correctly,

pushing

button

[7]

may

not

re-

lease

the

panel,

and

the

other

contro!

but-

tons

may

not

function.

Precautions

-

Do

not

touch

the

contacts

on

the

front

panel

or

on

the

unit

body,

since

this

may

result

in

poor

electrical

contact.

If

dirt

or

other

foreign

substances

get

on

the

con-

tacts,

wipe

them

with

a

clean,

dry

cloth.

(Fig.

18)

(Fig.

19)

Fig.

18

Fig.

19

Precautions

When

Handling

the

Front

Panel

Do

not

leave

the

front

panel

in

any

area

exposed

to

high

temperatures

or

direct

sunlight.

Do

not

drop

the

front

panel

or

otherwise

subject

it

to

strong

impact.

Do

not

allow

such

volatile

agents

as

benzine,

thinner,

or

insecticides

to

come

into

contact

with

the

surface

of

the

front

panel.

Never

try

to

disassemble

the

front

panel.

e

e

Using

the

Clear

Button

*

The

clear

button

can

be

located

on

the

unit

after

you

have

removed

the

front

panel.

(Fig.

20)

Refer

to

the

previous

page

to

find

out

how

to

remove

the

front

panel.

[33]

Clear

Button

Fig.

20

Once

all

wiring

is

complete,

press

button

[33]

with

a

thin,

pointed

object.

Though

not

a

normal

occurrence,

the

microprocessor

which

controls

the

operation

of

this

unit

can

be

affected

by

electrostatic

noise.

This

generally

is

indicated

by

such

symptoms

as

no

power

being

supplied

when

you

switch

the

unit

on,

failure

of

buttons

and

controls,

or

an

abnormal

display.

Should

this

hap-

pen,

press

button

[33]

with

a

thin,

pointed

object

to

reset

the

microprocessor.

Function

Button

Button

[11]

acts

as

the

function

button.

Each time

you

press

button

[9],

the

function

turns

on

or

off.

When

the

Function

Button

is

On:

(Display

[20]

lights.)

*

The

button

acts

as

the

function

button.

When

the

Function

Button

is

Off:

(Display

[20]

goes

off.)

Tuner

When

the

tuner

is

used,

this

button

acts

as

the

tuner

preset

button

(FM1

only).

Multi-Play

CD

Player

When

the

multi-play

CD

player

is

used,

this

button

acts

as

the

disc

number

search

but-

ton.

(Only

when

a

12-disc

Multi-play

CD

player

is

connected.)

Adjusting

Volume

and

Tone

Parts

Identification

Fig.

1

[1]

Volume/Audio

adjustment

[2]

Source

selector

[3]

Eject

[4]

Cassette

door

[9]

Function

changeover

button

[11]

Preset/Function

button

Function:

@

AUX

ON/OFF

[12]

Display

[13]

Shift

Switching

Power

On

Radio

Press

button

[2]

to

switch

the

tuner

power

on.

Press

button

[2]

again

to

switch

the

power

off.

Tape

Insert

the

cassette

tape

through

the

cas-

sette

door

[4],

and

the

power

will

be

auto-

matically

turned

on

to

get

the

tape

start

being

played

back.

To

eject

the

tape,

press

the

button

[3].

10

Changing

the

Source

When

an

optional

multi-play

CD

player

is

connected

to

your

unit,

the

source

changes

in

the

order

listed

below

each

time

you

press

button

[2]:

Tuner

—

Multi-play

CD

player

—

OFF.

You

cannot

change

the

source

while

a

cassette

is

being

played.

To

change

the

source,

press

button

[3]

to

eject

the

cas-

sette,

then

press

the

source

button.

lf

another

audio

equipment

is

connected

to

the

IP-BUS

terminal

with

an

optional

con-

version

cord,

set

the

AUX

to

ON

by

doing

as

follows:

Hold

down

button

@

in

[11]

and

set

the

ig-

nition

switch

from

OFF

to

ON.

In

this

case,

the

source

changes

as

follows:

Tuner

—

(Multi-play

CD

player)

—

AUX

—

OFF

Mode

Selection

Each

press

of

button

[13]

changes

the

mode

as

follows:

Volume

adjustment

(VOL)

—

Balance

ad-

justment

(FAD/BAL)

—

Tone

adjustment

(BAS/TRE)

—

Loudness

select

(LOUD)

*

When

you’re

adjusting

fader,

balance,

bass,

treble

settings,

the

indicator

will

stop

at

the

center

setting.

*

Balance

adjustment,

tone

adjustment,

and

or

loudness

select

mode

will

be

can-

celed

after

about

8

seconds.

Volume

Adjustment

Pressing

the

(+)

side

of

button

[1]

increases

the

volume,

while

the

(-)

side

decreases

it.

(Display

shows

“VOL.

00”

~

“VOL.

30”.)

*

When

driving

your

vehicle,

be

sure

to

keep

the

volume

of

the

unit

set

low

enough

to

allow

you

to

hear

sounds

com-

ing

from

outside.

Balance

Adjustment

Press

button

[13]

to

select

balance

adjust-

ment

mode.

(“FAD”

appears

on

the display.)

Adjust

the

fader

using

the

(+)

or

(-)

side

of

button

[1].

To

adjust

the

balance,

press

either

the

(<4)

or

(P)

side

of

button

[1]

to

turn

on

“BAL”

and

use

the

(4)

or

(P)

side

of

the

button.