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CONTENTS
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_7. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND PATTERN...........:csscccesssscsessessessensensennesntenssesseessssseracsussesnones 37
8. CHASSIS EXPLODED VIEW .........ccsccssssssseressstestsssnsssssessnssersnssneeseesensesseeennsessessasensaes 67
9. CASSETTE MECHANISM MODULE EXPLODED VIEW...........:sscsessesscsesessterensecsensees 71
10. PACKING METHOD. ............:cccsssscsssssnecsssensenseseessecansenssseeaessesecenesanssnsenssuseeessescesaeeniees 74
PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153, Japan
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
General
POWEF SOUICE ........0.ccceceneee 14.4 V DC (10.8 — 15.6 V allowable)
Grounding SySteOM .............c:ccecssessscessceeessseeeeees Negative type
Max. Current CONSUMPTION ..............cccseeceeeceneseceeceesceneees 8.5A
Dimensions (chassis) ....... .. 178 (W) x 50 (H) x 150 (D) mm
(front face) ...........0.0. 188 (W) x 58 (H) x 19 (D) mm
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Amplifier
Maximum power output .........0. 0c ceececeeeeeseeeeees 35 W x 4 (EIAJ)
Continuous power output ...... 22 W x 4 (DIN 45324, +B = 14.4 V)
Load impedance ...............cccecccseeeeeeees 42(4—8Q aliowable)
Preout output level/output impedance................... 500 mV/1 kQ
Tone controls (bass) .... , £12 dB (100 Hz)
(RO DIO) ices cco cis esecensticisivescescocests #12 dB (10 kHz)
Loudness contour ..............00006 +10 dB (100 Hz), +7 dB (10 kHz)
(Volume: -30 dB)
Tape player
TODO vevcccs dieses chvaaSicwivees Compact cassette tape (C-30 — C-90)
Tape speed ............... 4.76 cm/sec.(+0.14 cm/sec.,-0.05 cm/sec.)
Fast forward/rewind time ................6. Approx. 100 sec. for C-60
Wow & flUttOr oo... eeeecccceecetesesseeceeesetsecneeeeees 0.09 % (WRMS)
Frequency response . .. Metal: 30 — 19,000 Hz (+3 dB)
StereO SOPArAtion ..........ccccccccsecsssssenseeterceeecersseeeeeneeeees 45 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio
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Dolby NR OUT: 61 dB (IEC-A network)
2. OPERATION AND CONNECTION
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FM tuner
Frequency range .............ceecsseseeesssseessnenseneeee 87.5 — 108 MHz
Usable sensitivity 11 dBf (1.0 pV/75 Q, mono, S/N: 30 dB)
50 dB quieting sensitivity ................ 16 dBf (1.7 pV/75 Q, mono)
deotareetves 70 dB (IEC-A network)
- 0.3 % (at 65 dBf, 1 kHz, stereo)
Signal-to-noise ratio .........
Distortion .................
Frequency response ...............2eseeeeeserees 30 — 15,000 Hz (+3 dB)
Stereo separation ............ccccssecececesseeees 40 dB (at 65 dBf, 1 kHz)
MW tuner
Frequency range .................ccessessccecescesceuu reese 531 — 1,602 kHz
Usable sensitivity .... 18 pV (25 dB) (S/N: 20 dB)
Selectivity .sc5c5cc cs iete ceca oa seen eee Seacessestnne ea eb 50 dB (+9 kHz)
LW tuner
Frequency £ange ..........ccccecseceeesecssersrserstscensase 153 — 281 kHz
Usable sensitivity . 30 pV (30 dB) (S/N: 20 dB)
Selectivity .:.ccécccccesseeessstscacctsessceseessniscreesseececece 50 dB (+9 kHz)
Note:
Specifications and the design are subject to possible modification
without notice due to improvements.
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Adjusting Volume and Tone
Parts Identification
Fig. 1
[1] Volume/Audio adjustment
[3] Cassette door
[5] Eject
(10} Display
(11]} Source selector
[14] @ AUX ON/OFF
(15) Shift/Source level adjuster
Switching Power On
Radio
Press button [11] to switch the tuner power
on. Press button [11] again to switch the
power off.
Tape
{nsert the cassette tape through the cas-
sette door [3], and the power will be auto-
matically turned on to start the tape being
played back. To eject the tape, press button
[5).
Changing the Source
When the cassette tape is inserted, the
source changes at each press of the button
{11}: Tape — Radio — OFF.
When an optional multi-play CD player
(CDX-P1210, CDX-P610) is connected to
your unit, the source changes as follows:
Tape ~ Radio — Multi-play CD player —
OFF.
lf another audio component is connected to the
IP-BUS terminal with an optional conversion
cord, set the AUX to ON by doing as follows.
Hold down button @ in Bank [14] and set the
ignition switch from OFF to ON.
In this case, the source changes as follows:
Tape — Radio — (Multi-piay CD piayer) —
AUX — OFF
Adjusting Audio
Press button [1] to adjust the volume. Each
press of button [15] changes the display
and the function of button {1] as foliows:
Volume — Fader (Balance) — Bass (Treble)
— Loudness (ON/OFF) ~ F. |. E. mode.
* If no operations are performed within 8
seconds, adjustment modes are canceled.
Make adjustments within 8 seconds.
If the (<4) or (®) side of button [2] is
pressed when “FAD” is shown on the dis-
play, it changes to “BAL”, and the bal-
ance can be adjusted. To switch from
Balance to Fader, press the (+) or (-) side
of button [1], and the display and button
{1} function becomes Fader.
When “BAS” is indicated on the display,
press the (P>) side of button [2] to switch
to “TRE”. When “TRE” is displayed, press
the (<4) side of button [2] to switch to
“BAS”.
When you're adjusting fader, balance,
bass or treble settings, the indicator will
stop at the center setting.
Adjusting Volume
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 coming from
outside.
Adjusting the Fader
When you press the (+) side of button [1],
the front speaker volume increases gradual-
ly while the rear speaker volume decreases.
When you press the (-) side of button, the
rear speaker volume increases gradually
while the front speaker volume decreases.
(Display shows “FAD F15” ~ “FAD R15”.)
* Pleasa set “FAD 0” when using 2 speaker
system.
Adjusting Balance
Pressing the (€) side of button [2] shifts the
balance to the left speaker, while the (>)
side shifts it to the right speaker.
(Display shows “BAL L9” ~ “BAL R9”.)
Adjusting Bass
Pressing the (+) side of button [1] increases
bass, while the (-) side decreases bass.
(Display shows “BAS -6” ~ “BAS +6”.}
Adjusting Treble
Pressing the (+) side of button [1] increases
treble, while the (-) side decreases trebie.
(Display shows “TRE -6” ~ “TRE +6”.)
Using the Loudness Control
Pressing the (P) side of button [2] turns the
loudness function on, and “LOUD” [33] ap-
pears on the display. Pressing the (~4) side
of button [2] turns it off. This loudness func-
tion supplements the insufficiency of low-
and high-frequency ranges when the vol-
ume is low.
Switching the F. 1. E. function
Pressing the (>) side of button [2] turns the
F. |. E. (Front Image Enhancer) function on.
Pressing the (<4) side of button [2] turns it off.
(refer to following section.)
Using the F. |. E. function
The F. t. E. (Front image Enhancer) function
cuts middie and high range frequency out-
put from the rear speakers so that only low-
range frequencies are output, for a simple
way to enhance front imaging. ;
1.Press button [15] to switch to the F. |. E.
mode (See “Adjusting Audio” ).
2.Press the (P) side of button [2] to switch
the F. |. E. mode ON.
3. Switch to the Fader mode, and balance
front volume and rear bass volume (See
“Adjusting the Fader” ).
4.Adjust volume and tone.
Note:
¢ If you turn off the F. |. E. function, the
rear speakers will output all sounds in
addition to the bass sounds.
This will cause a sudden increase in
volume. Therefore, be sure to reduce
the volume before turning off the F. 1. E.
function.
Using Source Level Adjuster
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
You may wish to adjust volume when you
have changed the source to radio, tape, or CD
or AUX or when you have changed the radio
band from FM to MW/LW. You can do so on
the basis of the FM volume as follows:
1.Use the button [11] to change the source.
(in case of radio, change the band to
MW/LW.)
2.Hold down the button [15] for about 2
seconds, and the display will show you
the volume of the source.
(Display shows "V -4” ~ "V +4".)
3.Pressing the (+) side of button [1] raises
the volume and pressing the (-) side low-
ers it. About 8 seconds after completion
of the adjustment, the display returns to
what it was showing before the adjust-
ment.
No adjustment can be made when an FM
station is tuned in.
Regarding the Cellular Telephone
Muting
When a call is received or placed with a
cellular telephone, the cellular telephone
muting will turn ON. When the phone is
hung up, the muting will be canceled.
* The volume is reduced to a low level.
« “CALL” will be displayed.
* The audio operation can not be done ex-
cept volume control.
Using the Radio
Parts Identification
Fig. 1
(2] Tuning
[4] Preset
[4] © Tuning Step
[6] TA/PTY Alarm cancel
[7] AF/REG
{10} Display
[11} Source selector
[12] Band
[13] Function ON/OFF
[14] Preset (FM1)
[14] @ Frequency display/PTY display
[14] @ PTY
[14] © Local Station
[14] ® Preset scan/Best Stations Memory
(BSM)
[14] @ FM stereo, mono/Seek, Manual
Fig. 3
[26] FM stereo
[27] Preset number
[28] FM mono
{29} Local Station
{30] REG
(31} PTY
[32] EON
[34] TP
(35) TA
[36] Function Indicator
37] AF
[38] Frequency
[39] Band
{40] Manual

Listening to the Radio
+ Electronic Tuner
Frequency allocation differs depending
upon the area. This unit has been designed
in accordance with the frequency alloca-
tions for Western Europe, Asia, the Middle
and Near East, Africa, Australia and
Oceania. Use in other areas may result in
improper reception of AM.
The RDS function does not work in regions
with no RDS broadcast services.
1.Press button [11] to switch the radio
power on.
2.Press button [12] to select a band.
F i--Fe--MW/LW
(FM1) — (FM2) (MW/LW)
When the frequency is changed with button
(2}, MW (531 — 1,602 kHz) and LW (153 —
281 kHz) are switched automatically.
3.Use seek tuning to tune in a frequency.
Ensure that “MANU” [40] is not indicated
on the display. (When display indications
are lit, press button @ in Bank [14] for 2
seconds or more to switch OFF.) Press ei-
ther the (4) side or the (>) side of button
[2].
When the (>) side is pressed, the tuner will
automatically receive high frequencies.
When the (4) side is pressed, it will auto-
matically receive low frequencies.
4. Adjust volume and tone.
5. Assign the tuned frequency to one of the
buttons in Bank [4] (the buttons in Bank
are also used in FM1) (Preset memo-
ry).
Press and hold down one of the buttons in
Bank [4] (FM1: [4], {14]) for at least 2 sec-
Switching between FM Stereo and
Mono
Generally, it is best to allow the ARC
(Automatic Reception Control) function to
automatically set the optimum listening
conditions. When stereo broadcasting is re-
ceived, “CD” [26] will appear on the display.
When there is a large amount of noise, you
can press button @ in Bank [14] for clearer
mono reception (“MONO” (28] will appear
on the display).
BSM (Best Stations Memory)
This function automatically locates stronger
stations and automatically assigns their fre-
quencies to the buttons in Bank (4] (FM1:
(4], {14)), from strongest to weakest. It
comes in handy when trying to find local
stations while driving.
1.Press button [12] and select a band.
2.Holding down button @ in Bank [14] for
about 2 seconds will start BSM search. At
this time, “BSM” will flash on the display.
3. The frequency display will return once
BSM search is complete, and frequencies
are assigned to buttons © through ©
(FM1:@ through @) in Bank [4] (FM1: [4],
{14)).
At the end of the BSM search, the dis-
played frequency is that assigned to but-
ton @in Bank (4}.
You can cancel BSM search by pressing
button @ in Bank [14] again.
If there are fewer than 6 (FM1: 12) strong
Stations in the area, some of the buttons
in Bank (4] (FMT: [4], [14]) will not be as-
Signed frequencies, so they will retain any
frequencies assigned to them previously.
onds. The frequency is assigned to the se-
lected button when the preset number [27]
stops flashing on the display. Up to 18 FM
stations (12 for FM1 and 6 for FM2), and 6
MW/LW stations can be assigned to the
preset memory buttons in Bank [4] (FM1:
[4], [14]).
6.Once a frequency is assigned to a button
in Bank [4] (FM1: [4], [14]), you just need
to press that button to tune it in.
This also causes the number of the button
pressed to appear at position [27] on the
display.
Function Mode
The buttons in Bank [14] can be used as the
function buttons. Since 12 stations can be
preset for FM1, the function is turned on or
off with button [13]. Since only 6 stations
can be preset for FM2 and MW/LW, the
function is automatically turned on. When
the function is turned on, subsequent oper-
ations can be performed.
Manual Tuning
Use manual tuning when stations are too
weak to be picked up by seek tuning.
1.Turn on “MANU” [40] by holding down
button @ in Bank [14] for 2 seconds or
more.
2.Each press of the (P) side of button [2] in-
creases the frequency in 50 kHz steps in
the FM band, 9 kHz in the MW band and
1 kHz in the LW band.
Pressing the (<4) side of button [2] de-
creases the frequency. Holding down ei-
ther side of button [2] changes the fre-
quency at high speed.
* BSM search may take as long as 30 sec-
onds in areas where there are few strong
stations.
Preset Scan Tuning
This function lets you automatically moni-
tor the stations assigned to the preset but-
tons.
1.Press button @ in Bank [14]. The fre-
quency will appear on the display [38]
and the preset number [27] will blink.
Each station assigned to the buttons in
Bank (4] (FM 1: (4), [14]) will be automati-
cally tuned in for about 8 seconds.
2.When you hear a station that you like,
press button @ in Bank [14] again to can-
cel preset scan tuning and remain at that
station.
Stations stored in memory under the but-
tons [4], [14] but whose signal is weak
will not be recalled.
Using the RDS Function
What is RDS?
RDS (Radio Data System) according to a CEN-
ELEC EN50067 is a system for transmitting
data signals from FM broadcast transmitter
along with the normal sound program. These
data signals, which are imperceptable to lis-
teners, are intended to aid radio listeners in
tuning their receivers to a desired station.
RDS receivers can decode these data signals
for display or control purposes.
RDS digital signal includes various data,
such as Pl, PS, AF, TP, TA, EON and PTY.
PA.......... Program Identification Code
PS... Program Service Name
List of Alternative Frequencies
TP... Traffic Program Identification Code
(Similar to SK signal of ARI system)
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Adjusting Seek Sensitivity
The seek tuning function of this tuner lets
you select between a local setting for recep-
tion of strong stations only, and a DX (dis-
tant) setting for reception of weaker sta-
tions. The local setting also has 4 seek tun-
ing sensitivity levels for FM and 2 levels for
MW/LW to match local conditions.
Changing the Local Seek Sensitivity
1. Use button [12] to select a band.
2.Hold down button © in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds, and the display will
show you the current local seek sensitivi-
ty for about 5 seconds.
3.While the loca! seek sensitivity remains
on the display, press the (P) side of but-
ton [2] to increase the sensitivity level,
and the (<4) side to decrease the level as
shown below.
FM : LOC-1 = LOC-2 = LOC-3 = LOC-4
MW/LW: LOC-1 = LOC-2
The LOC-4 setting allows reception of
only the strongest stations, while lower
settings let you receive progressively
weaker stations.
The display of local seek sensitivity re-
turns to the frequency when about 5 sec-
onds have elapsed after the change of
sensitivity.
Switching between Local and DX
Press button ® in Bank [14] to switch be-
tween Local and DX (distant) seek tuning.
When “LOC.S” [29] is shown on the dis-
play, seek tuning is performed with the lo-
cal seek sensitivity. Otherwise, seek tuning
is performed with the DX seek sensitivity.
TA icc Traffic Announcement Code
(Similar to DK signal of ARI sys-
tem)
EON .....Enhanced Other Network
Information Code.(in some coun-
tries, EON is not offered by broad:
casters.)
PTY ...... Program type ID code
RDS Function of this Unit
This unit has the following functions for
making use of RDS data.
PS, the name of the currently listened sti
tion is displayed.
AF (Alternative Frequency) function. This
enables the receiver to automatically re-
tune to more suitable frequencies trans-
mitting the same program.
TP/TA, EON, user selectabie reception of
ie aioe information service, offered by
DS.
PTY codes enable you to automatically
receive stations broadcasting the same
program content.
Network/Station Name Display
Switch the tuner on and choose one of the
2 FM bands.
When you tune into an RDS station with
manual or seek tuning, the frequency dis-
play changes to the network/station name
display after a few seconds by means of the
PS code.
* The RDS functions of this unit use RDS
codes transmitted along with FM broad-
casts. RDS doesn’t work on the MW or
LW bands.
The RDS functions may not work propety
in areas where the RDS transmissions ae
at an experimental stage or where there
are flaws in the broadcasting system.

* Hold down button @ in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds to change the net-
work/station name display to the frequen-
ey display. The frequency will be dis-
payee only while the button is being held
jown.
AF Function
This receiver retunes automatically to a
more suitable transmitter, contained in the
list of Alternative Frequencies (AF), to en-
able the motorist to keep listening to pro-
grams in the same network.
Example:
If a motorist travels as shown below, from
point A to point B, (and has selected AF
function) then the receiver will automatical-
ly retune to a more suitable frequency
transmitting the same program. This is
shown by the automatic retuning from
98.5 MHz to 107.5 MHz to 96.0 MHz to
102.5 MHz.
Broadcasting station
To activate the Alternative Frequency
Function, press button [7], “AF” (37] will
appear on the display. Once tuned to a RDS
station, as long as you drive within an area
served by the same network, the receiver
will automatically retune to a more suitable
1) Regional OFF Mode
When AF is ON and REG is OFF, the receiver
will switch automatically to strong stations
that are likely to be broadcasting the same
program but which do not necessarily
match the region code. This is of benefit
when the regional variants just carry the
same program, but will become annoying if
the receiver switches back and forth be-
tween different programs. In this case it is
recommended to put the receiver in the
REG ON mode.
2) Regional ON Mode
When AF is ON and REG is ON, the receiver
switches automatically only to stations that
precisely match the region code and are
therefore definitely broadcasting the same
program.
REG ON/OFF
To put the radio in the REG ON mode, press
button [7] for more than 2 seonds. “REG”
(30) will appear on the display. To cancel
the REG ON mode i.e. to put the radio back
in the default REG OFF mode, press button
[7] again. “REG” [30] will disappear from
the display.
PTY function
This unit’s PTY function uses the PTY codes
put out by the RDS station to provide 3
functions: PTY Display, PTY Seek and PTY
Alarm.
PTY Display is a function that shows the
program type of 8 received station if the
broadcast station is an RDS station and is
putting out a PTY code.
PTY Seek is a function that receives RDS
stations broadcasting the program type
that the user has selected beforehand.
station transmitting the same program, by
utilizing the data in the AF list.
+ “PI SEEK” will appear on the display, if
the AF function has been selected, and a
suitable AF station cannot be found. In
this case, the receiver will mute the radio
sound and search the frequency band, in
order to find a station with the same Pi
code. The receiver will return to the origi-
nal frequency if the same or related Pi
code cannot be found.
The AF function will not work in the fol-
lowing cases:
— when the receiver is tuned to a non-
RDS station. (local station)
— when the RDS station does not trans-
mit any AF list data.
— when the receiver cannot receive the
AF list due to disturbances.
When the receiver is unable to find a PI
code the “AF” [37] indicator will flash on
the display.
Thus indicating that the AF function can-
not be performed.
Preset recall
« When recalling preset stations in the AF
mode, the tuner will be tuned to the
stored frequency and the AF function will
be operative i.e. when the signal of the re-
called station is weak or has a different Pl,
the radio will look into the AF list and if
necessary start a Pl-seek in order to find a
station with the same or related PI code.
When the tuner is performing a PI seek “PI
SEEK” is shown on the display.
If the Pi seek is successful, the tuner will be
tuned to the new frequency that transmits
the same program service (i.e. with the
* PTY Alarm is a function that receives an
RDS station after picking up an emergen-
cy PTY alarm code put out by that station
when a natural disaster or nuclear acci-
dent, etc., has occurred.
PTY indication switching
When an RDS station is received, the net-
work/station name display appears. At this
point, if the unit has picked up the PTY
code, press button @ in Bank [14] and PTY
(program type) will be displayed for about 8
seconds.
« PTY display contents are of the following
16 types: NO PTY, AFFAIRS, CLASSICS,
CULTURE, DRAMA, EASY MUS,
EDUCATE, INFO, L. CLASS, NEWS,
OTH MUS, POP MUS, ROCK MUS,
SCIENCE, SPORT, VARIED
Some stations may broadcast program
contents that differ from the PTY code.
* “NO PTY” is displayed when no PTY code
can be picked up from the received sta-
tion.
Setting the program type
1.Press and hold down button © in Bank
[14] for at least 2 seconds to switch to the
PTY setting mode. (“PTY™” [31] will light
and the program types will be shown on
the display for about 5 seconds.)
2.While the program types are shown on
the display, press the (<4) side or (P) side
of button [2} to select the type that you
want.
Note:
In the CURRENT mode, if the currently re-
ceived station is an RDS station and the
PTY code has already been picked up, then
the program type is automatically set to
match that station’s PTY code.
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same Pl code) and the display will show the
stored PS.
If the Pl seek is not successful, the tuner will
return to the stored frequency. If a new sta-
tion (with a different Pl code} would be re-
ceived on this frequency, this station will
become audible. The display will show the
frequency instead of PS.
When recalling preset stations in the
AF=OFF mode, the tuner will be tuned to
the stored frequency and the display will
show the stored PS. In case the tuned sta-
tion has a PI code that is different from the
stored one, the tuner will accept the new PI
code and stay tuned to the initial frequency.
The display will show the new PS when the
signal of the tuned station is strong enough.
Listening to Regional Stations
In some countries a particular program ser-
vice may “opt out” during a certain part of
the day in several regional variants at partic-
ular locations. Since these regional variants
are broadcasting a different program they
temporally have a Pl and a PS that is differ-
ent from the main program service. The PI's
are mostly “generically linked”. The AF list
may either be common for all regional vari-
ants or each regional variant may have its
own AF list.
In other countries there may be regional sta-
tions which are not an “opt out” of a particu-
lar main program service but which have an
independent existence. These regional sta-
tions all have a different PS. Their PI's may
be “generically linked” and their AF lists may
carry frequencies which are alternatives for
that regional station only.
PTY SEEK
For automatic reception of RDS stations
having the PTY code that you have selected
beforehand.
Pressing button © in Bank {14] causes your
selected program type to flash on the dis-
play and PTY SEEK to begin.
(“PTY” [31] flashes)
+ If PTY SEEK is unsuccessful, “NO PTY”
will be shown on the display for about 2
seconds, after which it will return to the
station received before PTY SEEK began.
Non TP RDS stations may be received
during PTY seek even if TA (Traffic
information Standby) is on. tn this case
an alarm sounds about 30 seconds to tell
you that it is not a TP station.
PTY seek automatically receives RDS sta-
tions having a different Pl code with the
set PTY code with the set PTY code.
However, it will return to the previous sta-
tion if "NO PTY” is displayed.
PTY Alarm
Among the PTY codes there is also one for
emergency announcements warning of nat-
ural disasters, nuclear reactor accidents,
etc. In case of such disasters, RDS stations
may output this emergency PTY alarm
code. When this unit is ON (not during
MW/ILW reception), and this PTY code is
picked up, “ALARM” will light on the dis-
play, volume will be set to TA interrupt lev-
el, and that RDS station will be received,
When the RDS station stops putting out the
emergency PTY alarm code, the unit will re-
turn to the previous source. To return to the
previous source during reception of the
emergency program, press button [6].

Traffic Information Reception
TP and EON-TP function
When a traffic information station (TP sta-
tion) is selected, “TP” [34] lights on the dis-
play, thus indicating traffic report can be re-
ceived through this station. The “EON” [32]
and “TP* [34] will light on the display when
a selected station (this network) is broad-
casting EON information which cross-refer-
ences at least one program service which
carries traffic information, thus indicating
traffic report can be received through an-
other program service by using the EON
function of this unit.
!n both cases, by briefly pressing button [6],
traffic report waiting status will be entered.
Traffic information reception by EON-
TP
Cassette or CD Cassette or CD
ie
Radio
programe
Traffic Announcement
of an EON-TP station
programe
Traffic Announcement Volume Adjustment
* The volume of the traffic announcement
is temporarily stored in memory. The
next time a report is received, the volume
will be at the previous setting.
TP Alarm Function
* In TA mode, about 30 seconds after “TP”
[34] disappears from the display, which
occurs if the signal from the TP station
Using the Tape Deck
Parts Identification
Fig. 1
{2} Fast Forward, Rewind/Music search
[3] Cassette door
(5] Eject
[10] Display
[12] Direction change/Release
[14] @ Flex (1/)
[14] ® Dolby B NR
[14] © Blank Skip (B. SKIP)
[14] @ Repeat (RPT)
Fig. 4
[41] Flex (1/f)
[42] Blank Skip (B. SKIP)
[43] Tape running direction indicator
(44) Play indicator
[45] Dolby B NR
{46] Metal
About Cassette Tapes
* Do not use tapes longer than C-90-type
(90 min.) cassettes. Longer tapes can in-
terfere with tape transport.
° A loose or warped label on a cassette
tape may interfere with the eject mecha-
nism of the unit or cause the cassette to
become jammed in the unit. Avoid using
such tapes or remove such labels from
the cassette before attempting use.
becomes weak, an alarm sounds for 10
seconds to tell you to tune to another TP
stations.
TA Reception during CD or Cassette
Play
If the radio is already set to the FM band
and tuned to a TP or EON-TP station,
even when listening to the cassette or the
multi-play CD player, when the button (6)
is pushed (“TA” [35] is shown on the dis-
play), traffic report waiting will begin.
When a traffic report begins, the system
will switch from cassette or CD to the traf-
fic report.
BSA function
+ While button [6] is on, (“TA” [35] is
shown on the display) and AF function is
off, and you are listening to either the
cassette or multi-play CD player, should
the TP station become weak, the radio
will start BSA (Best TP Station Auto
Search) 10 seconds after “TP” [34] disap-
pears from the diplay. The tuner will auto-
matically tune to the strongest TP station
in the area, and will stand by for a traffic
bulletin. BSA does not work when the AF
function is selected, so turn the AF func-
tion off by pressing button [7] when you
want to use BSA.
TP Alarm Function
* In AF mode, about 30 seconds after “TP”
{34] disappears from the display, which
occurs if the signal from the TP station
becomes weak, an alarm sounds for 10
seconds to tell you to tune to another TP
station.
* Storing cassettes in areas directly ex-
posed to sunlight or high temperatures
can distort them and subsequently inter-
fere with tape transport. (Fig. 6)
Fig. 6
* Store unused tapes in a tape case where
there is no danger of them becoming
loose or being exposed to dust.
Cleaning the Head
lf the heads become dirty, the sound quality
will deteriorate and there will be sound
dropouts and other imperfections in perfor-
mance. in this case, the head must be
cleaned.
* When using a cleaning tape, play it once
on one side for normal cleaning.
Excessive use of the cleaning tape will in-
crease head wear.
Be sure to read the cleaning tape instruc-
tions before use.
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Tuning Functions on each RDS
mode
;
TA
Mode
&
AF
Tuning
Mode
|
AF
Mode
plus
TA
Mode
Seek
Tuning
e
RDS
TP
or
EON-TP
will
stop
to
Stations
RDS
‘
TP
Stations
find,
BSM will
select and
memorize
in presets,
Non-RDS stations such as those using the
Swedish MBS system may be tuned in as
RDS stations, but this is due to both sys-
tems using the same 57 kHz subcarrier fre-
quency and is not a malfunction of the unit.
Tuning Steps
The tuning step is normally 50 kHz during
seek tuning on an FM band. However this
tuning step changes to 100 kHz when the
set is in AF or TP mode. In some countries
it may be desired to set a tuning step of
50 kHz in AF mode by holding down the
button @ in Bank [4] while turning the igni-
tion key from OFF to ON.
¢ During manual tuning, the step does not
change; it remains fixed at 50 kHz.
* The tuning step will return to 100 kHz if
the batteries supply is temporarily discon-
nected or the clear button is pressed.
* In AF mode, only those stations being
broadcast at 100 kHz steps are subject to
AF reception (CENELEC STANDARD).
Listening to a Tape
1. By inserting the cassette tape into slot
(3], power will be turned on and the tape
will begin to play.
At this time, the tape running direction indi-
cator {43) will light up to your satisfaction.
2.Adjust volume and tone.
3.To eject the cassette tape, press the bui-
ton [5].
Changing Program
When button [12] is pressed, the tape
switches from side A to side B (or from side
B to side A). (If the button is pressed during
fast forwarding or rewinding, the current
side is played.)
Dolby B NR
To hear 8 tape recorded using a Dolby NR
system, press button © in Bank [14]. (“O"
[45] appears.) °
* Dolby noise reduction manufactured under li-
cense from Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol are trade-
marks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation.
Using Fast Forward and Rewind
1.To fast forward tape, press the (>) side of
button [2].
(Display shows “FF”.)
To rewind tape, press the (<4) side.
(Display shows “REW”.)
2.To release the fast forward or rewind
function, press button [12].

Using Music Search
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
1.To repeat the current selection (A), press
the (4) side of button [2] two consecutive
times.
(Display shows “R-MS”.)
To hear the following piece of music (B)
rather than continue the current selection,
press the (P) side of button [2] two con-
secutive times.
(Display shows “F-MS”.)
Pressing button [2] three consecutive
times makes the normal sequence of
playing resume.
2.To release the music search function,
press button [12].
The following errors will cause the music
search function to operate improperly, even
though the unit is not malfunctioning.
* Unrecorded blank portion between selec-
tion is less than 4 seconds — the blank
portion cannot be detected by the unit.
* Pauses in recorded conversations are
longer than 4 seconds - the unit reads
these as blanks between selections.
¢ Portions are recorded at very low volume
for more than 4 seconds — the unit reads
these as blanks between selections.
Current selection Next selection
ul Y
Rewind Fast forward Blank space
(over 4 seconds)
Fig. 7
Using the Remote Control
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
Loading Batteries
1.Remove the battery compartment cover
from the remote controller unit.
2.Load 2 batteries, whose type is UM-4,
AAA or IEC RO3 1.5V, as applicable, that
come with the unit into the remote con-
troller unit, ensuring that their polarity
(+/-) is correct.
3.Replace the battery compartment cover.
UN-4, AAA, IEC RO3 1.5V
Fig. 8
Precautions When Loading
Batteries
Note the following precautions when load-
ing batteries into the remote controller unit
to avoid damage due to battery fluid leak-
age.
+ Always check carefully that you are load-
ing batteries with the (+) and {-) poles fac-
ing in the proper directions.
* Never mix old and new batteries. Always
replace batteries with two new ones.
Auto Tape Selector
When a cassette tape is inserted, the auto-
matic tape selector determines the tape
type, and switches between 70 us and
120 ys equalization. When it is a metal or
chrome tape, “MTL” [46] comes on. When
it is a normal tape, nothing comes on.
Using the blank skip function
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
Automatically carriers out fast forward to
the start of the next selection when there is
a blank area of 12 seconds or more be-
tween selections.
1.Press button © in Bank [14] until
“B. SKIP” [42] appears.
2.To release the blank skip function, press
button © in Bank [14] again.
Using the Music Repeat Function
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
Lets you listen to the same selection repeat-
edly.
1.Press button @ in Bank [14] when you are
listening to the track to be repeated until
"RPT" appears on display [44].
2.To cancel the music repeat function,
press button @ in Bank [14] again or
press button [12].
¢ Some batteries may appear to be identi-
cal but have different voltage ratings.
Never mix battery types.
Some batteries can be recharged and
some cannot. Be sure to carefully read
the label for the batteries you use.
To avoid damage to the remote controller
caused by battery leakage, remove the
batteries from the remote controller if you
do not plan to use it for more than one
month. I you find that fluid has leaked,
thoroughly wipe out the battery compart-
ment and load a set of new batteries.
.
Precautions
Keep the remote controller unit in an area
not exposed to long periods of direct sun-
light.
Hold the remote in your hand and oper-
ate it as you point it at the head unit.
When you stop suddenly or go around a
curve, the remote may fall near your feet
and slide under the brake pedal, causing
an extremely dangerous situation.
Therefore, when not using the remote,
always secure it, using the supplied
Velcro tape.
Since the transmitter employs and in-
frared system, it may not operate proper-
ly while car stereo unit is exposed to di-
rect sunlight. In such a case, block the
sunlight from the sensor and then per-
form the desired operation.
If the remote controller fails to operate
unless it is brouhgt close to the unit, it
may indicate that battery power is low.
Replace the batteries in the remote con-
troller.
.
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FLEX (Frequency Level Expander)
function
(KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS)
If the high-frequency performance is poor
when playing back an old or poorly record-
ed cassette, you can improve it by pressing
button @ in Bank [14]. (“1/f" [41] appears.)
* This function may have little effect on a
cassette offering good sound quality, for
instance, one recorded from compact disc.
Parts Identification
Fig. 2
[16] Learn Button
Takes on the same function as the button
recorded with the learn function. Refer to
the section “Learning Function” for details.
[18] Shift
Each press of button changes the display
and the function of button [1] and [19] as
follows: Volume — Fader (Balance) ~ Bass
(Treble) Loudness (ON/OFF) —F. I.E.
mode.
Each time you press and hold down this
button for 2 seconds or longer, the Source
Levei Adjuster mode turns ON or OFF.
[21] Volume
Press the (+) side to increase volumne and
the (-) side to decrease volume.
{22] Tape, Tunner
If this button is pressed to switch the tunner
power on. When the cassette tape is insert-
ed, the source changes at each press of this
button:
Tape — Radio — OFF
[23] CD, M-CD
Unit goes to CD play. Press again fo turn
OFF.
* The function only works when this unit is
connected to a separately sold Multi-Play
CD player (CDX-P1210, CDX-P61 0).

{25) Attenuator
Press to reduce the volume to 1/10 of its
current setting (The “ATT” display blinks.).
Pressing again returns the volume to its
original level.
* This function is available using the re-
mote controller unit only.
Operating Radio
{17] Band
Band changes.
[19] Preset Channel
Press to tune the frequencies assigned to
the preset button memory. Pressing the (a)
side tunes in the next high preset button
number, while (w) tunes in the next lower
preset button number. The preset number
changes at high speed when you hold ei-
ther side of this button down.
[20] Seek Tuning
Press either the (<<) side or the (me) side.
When the () side is pressed, the tuner
will automatically receive high frequencies.
When the (<<) side is pressed, it will auto-
matically receive low frequencies.
[24] BSM
Press this button for 2 seconds or more to
switch the BSM function ON and OFF.
Using the Clock Display
Parts Identification
Fig.1
(4] © Hour adjustment
(4] @ Minute adjustment
[4] @ Clock reset
[8] Clock
Displaying the Time
The clock is displayed when button [8] is
pressed. Press button [8] again to switch off
the clock display.
* The clock display can be used only when
the head unit is in operation.
* When the clock is being displayed, press-
ing any other button will end the clock
display. The clock will be displayed again
about 25 seconds after the last button is
pressed.
Adjusting the Time
Adjusting Hour
While holding down button [8], press button
@ in Bank [4] to adjust the hour setting. Each
time button © in Bank [4] is pressed, the
hour advances by one hour.
Holding down button © in Bank [4] ad-
vances the hour at high speed.
Adjusting the Minutes
While holding down button [8], press button
@ in Bank [4] to adjust the minute setting.
Each time button @ in Bank [4] is pressed,
the minute advances by one minute.
Holding down button @ in Bank [4] ad-
vances the minute at high speed.
Operating Tape
{17} Program
Press this button to change the side of tape
from A to B or vice versa.
[20] Fast Forward/Rewind
Press the (me) side for fast forward and the
(<4) to rewind the tape. Press this button
twice to perform the music search opera-
tion, and a third time to return to normal
playback.
Operating the CD Player
¢ This function only works when this unit is
connected to a separately sold multi-piay
CD player (CDX-P1210, CDX-P610).
[17] Multi-play COD player selector
Multi-play CD player changes.
* This function only works when this unit is
connected to 2 or more multi-play CD
players.
{19] Disc Number Search
Used to specify the number a disc loaded in
the magazine. Press the (a) side to increase
the disc number on the display, and the (w)
side to reduce the disc number.
[20] Track Number Search
Press to search for a selection (track num-
ber) on the current disc. Press the (mm) side
to increase the track number on the display,
and the (<4) side to reduce the track num-
ber. Holding down either side of this button
changes the track number at high speed.
¢ After the minute is adjusted, the clock will
start from 0 second when button [8] is re-
leased.
Adjust the clock with the “immediate clock
adjustment”
Hold down button [8] and press button @ in
Bank [4]. The time becomes “OO:00".
tf the “minute” indication is 00 to 29, it is
discarded, and the clock starts.
(Example: If the time is “10:18”, it be-
comes: * 10:00”).
lf the “minute” indication is 30 to 59, it is
rounded up, and the clock starts.
(Example: If the time is “10:36”, it be-
comes ” 11:00”).
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Disc Title Input (Entering Titles)
You can enter a title for the disc in the mul-
ti-play CD player. This title stored for the
disc can be displayed.
Buttons [19] and [20] on the remote con-
troller have the same functions as buttons
[1} and [2] on the head unit, respectively.
(See the section "Disc Title input”.)
Learning Function
Fig.1
[13] Learn changeover button
Fig.2
[16] Learn Button
Records one button from the head unit on
the remote control’s learn button. This can
be convenient when a button which is used
often is recorded.
1.Holding down button [13] for at least 2
seconds displays “LEARN” for about 8
seconds.
2.Press the button on the head unit that you
want to use on the remote control.
3.Press the learn button [16] on the remote
controller unit. The head unit button
recorded can now be used from the re-
mote control.
Store the button memory while
“LEARN” is displayed. Once that
“LEARN” display goes out, nothing can
be stored into the button memory.
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peers?
Playing Compact Discs
Precautions When Using the Multi.
Play CD Control
lf the IP-BUS extension adapter is used,
up to 4 multi play CD players can be con-
nected. When 2 or more CD players are
connected, their priorities must be speci-
fied for the Multi-play CD players. See the
Multi-play CD players instructions and se
the address switches correctly.
Use this unit with optional multi-play CD
players (CDX-P1210, CDX-P610).
\f 2 or more multi-play CD players are
connected to the unit, you can select the
CD player to be played.
Each press of button [12] switches be-
tween the CD players and magazine num
ber [47] on the display.

Parts Identification
Fig. 1
{2] Track number search/Fast Forward,
Reverse
[4] Disc number search
[10} Display
[11] Source selector
[12] Multi-play CD player select
[13] Function ON/OFF
[14] Disc number search
[14] @ Display selector/Edit
[14] © Pause/Random play
[14] © Title list/program clear
{14] @ ITS (instant Track Selection)/ITS Play
[14] @ Scan/Compression
{14] @ Play mode switching/Manual
Fig. 5
{36] Function indicator
{47} Magazine number
[48) Disc number
[49] COMP
{50} DBE
{51] Magazine repeat mode
(52] Disc repeat mode
[53] Elapsed play time display
(54) Track number
[55] Manual
Track Number Search
The desired track on the disc currently be-
ing played can be selected by track (or
song) number.
Make sure “MANU” [55] is not displayed
on the display. If it is, hold down button @
in Bank [14] more than 2 seconds.
Press the (P) side of button [2] to increase
the number at Position [54], or the (<4) side
to decrease the number. Holding either side
of button [2] down changes the track num-
ber at high speed.
Function Mode
if the 12-disc magazine CD player CDX-
P1210 is combined with this unit, button
[14] acts as the disc number search button.
Press button [13] to switch between the
function mode and disc number search but-
ton.
When the function is turned on, subsequent
operations can be performed.
Using Fast Forward and Reverse
1.Hold down button @ in Bank [14] more
than 2 seconds. “MANU” [55] appears on
the display.
2.Press the (P) side of button [2] for fast
forward, and the (<4) side for reverse.
« Sound is output during fast forward and
reverse operations.
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Using the Multi-Play CD Player
1.Press button [11] to change the display to
the multi-play CD player mode and to be-
« After you press a button in Bank (4), [14],
it may take some time before play begins
due to the time necessary to load and set
gin disc play. the disc in the mechanism.
Each press of button [11] changes the mode _—* If the 12-disc magazine CD player CDX-
as follows: P1210 is combined with this unit, button
Tape -- Radio — Multi-play CD player — [14] acts as the disc number search but-
OFF ton. Press button [13] to switch between
2.Use the Disc Number Search function to the function mode and disc number
select a disc. search button.
Select the desired disc by pressing one of
the buttons in Bank [4], [14]. The number of
the disc selected appears at position [48] on
the display.
+ if the number at position [48] on the dis-
play does not change when you press a
button in Bank (4), [14], it means that
there is no disc loaded in that tray.
3.Adjust volume and tone.
4.To stop disc play, press button [11].
At another press, the normal play resumes
from about where it stopped.
When used to search the disc number,
turns function OFF.
Note:
« When you turn the power on or change
the disc to be played, the multi-play CD
player may perform a preparatory opera-
tion (verifying there is a disc, reading disc
information, etc.). “READY” is displayed
during this time.
When the multi-play CD player is not
working corrently, an error message ap-
pears on the display (Ex: “ERROR80”).
{dentify the error from the multi-play CD
player owner's manual.
Repeat
You can select one of the play modes (repeat modes) listed below.
Play the current track repeatedly.
Play mode
{repeat mode)
One-Track Repeat
Magazine Repeat
ALL Repeat
Each press of button @ in Bank [14] causes the mode to change as follows:
One-Track Repeat (“RPT” appears on the display [53]) — Disc Repeat (“CDISC_)” [52] ap-
pears) — Magazine Repeat (“ “ {51] appears) > ALL Repeat
* When you perform track number search or fast forward or
rewind, the mode changes to disc repeat mode.
* Switching the multi-CD player being played or the disc
switches to magazione repeat mode.
Play the same disc repeatedly.
+ Switching the multi-CD player being played or the disc
switching to magazine repeart mode.
Play ail discs loaded in the magazine in the multi-play CD
player repeatedly. All discs in the magazine are played repeat-
edly from the first disc.
The mode changes to this mode when 2 or more multi-play
CD players are connected. Multi-play CD players 1 to 4 are
played.

Random Play
The microcomputer of the multi-play CD player can play tracks on discs in a random order.
Random play is performed according to the current play mode (repeat mode) as follows:
Tracks to be played at ramdom
All tracks on the disc being played.
« The play mode changes to disc repeat mode.
All tracks on the disc being played.
All tracks on the discs in the magazine being played.
All tracks on all discs in multi-play CD players 1 to 4.
* When 2 or more multi-play CD players are connected.
Play mode
(repeat mode)
One-Track Repeat
Disc Repeat
Magazine Repeat
ALL Repeat*
Using Scan
The first parts of each track are played in succession for about 10 seconds. This function is
useful to search for the track or disc you want to listen to. Scan is performed according to
the current play mode (repeat mode) as follows:
Piay mode
eepeat mode) Tracks to be scanned and played
One-Track Repeat All tracks on the disc being played.
« The play mode changes to disc repeat mode.
All tracks on the disc being played.
Magazine Repeat The first tracks of all the discs in the magazine being played.
ALL Repeat* First tracks of all discs loaded in multi-play CD players 1 to 4.
* When 2 or more multi-play CD players are connected.
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1.Select the desired random play mode (re-
peat mode).
2.Hold down button ® in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds. (“RDM” appears
on the display [53].) To cancel random
play, hold down button © in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds again. (“RDM” dis-
appears.)
Since selections are played in random or-
der, the same selection may be played
twice in succession.
1.Select the desired random play mode (re-
peat mode).
2.Press button @ in Bank [14]. (“SCAN” ap-
pears on the display [53].) The first parts
of all tracks are played in succession for
about 10 seconds.
3.When you hear the track you want, press
button @ in Bank {14] again to cancel
Scan. (“SCAN” disappears.) The track
(disc) being played then plays to the end.
* The previous function automatically re-
sumes when a piece of music with which
Scan began returns.
ITS (Instant Track Selection)
This function lets you program and play the
tracks you want. You can listen to just your
favorite tracks.
The ADPS function* of the multi-play CD
player lets you program up to 100 discs.
(Up to 100 discs can be programmed in-
cluding disc title inputs.)
* ADPS: Automatic Disc Program Selection
Up to 99 tracks can be programmed for a
single disc.
When the number of discs exceeds 100,
discs not being played (Information not
being renewed) in memory is overwritten
by the newest.
Tracks are programmed for each disc.
Programmed tracks are not erased after
the disc is changed.
Programming
1.Play the track you want to program.
2.Press button @ in Bank [14] to program
the track.
(“ITS* appears on the display (53) for 2
seconds.)
* Program tracks while ITS play is not in
Progress. It is possible during scan play
or random play.
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ITS Play
Tracks stored only in memory are played in order. Tracks are played according to ITS play
mode (repeat mode) as follows:
Play mode
(repeat mode) Tracks to be played by ITS
One-Track Repeat Programmed tracks on the disc being played.
* The play mode changes to disc repeat mode.
Programmed tracks on the disc being played.
Magazine Repeat Programmed track on the discs in the magazine being played.
+ If the disc being played contains no programmed tracks, the
ALL Repeat*
next disc containing programmed tracks is played.
Programmed tracks on all discs in all magazines in multi-play
CD players 1 to 4.
+ If the disc (multi-play CD) being played contains no pro-
grammed tracks, the next disc (multi-play CD) containing
programmed tracks is played.
* When 2 or more multi-play CD players are connected.

KEH-P7200RDS,P71I0OORDS,P6Z200RDS,PGIOORDS,P25RDS,P1I5SRDS
1.Select the desired ITS play mode (repeat
mode).
2.Hold down button @ in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds. (“ITS.P” appears
on the display [53}.) To cancel ITS play,
hold down button @ in Bank [14] again.
(*ITS.P” disappears.)
When you play a disc that has no tracks
programmed, “EMPTY” will appear on
the display [53] for about 2 seconds, indi-
cating that ITS play is not possible.
You can perform scan play or random
play during ITS play. In this case, scan
play or random play applies to all the
tracks stored in memory. (If the play
mode is the magazine repeat mode or all
repeat mode, scan play applies to all the
tracks of the discs in the magazine stored
in memory.)
During ITS play, multi-play CD players
containing discs with programmed tracks
are switched, and disc and track number
search is performed on programmed
tracks.
Entering Titles
1.Select the disc for which you want to en-
tera title.
2.Hold down button @ in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds to select title input
mode.
3.Press the (<4) or (P) side of button [2) to
select the input position. The input posi-
tion moves continuously when you hold
down either side of the button.
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Fig. 9
4.Select characters using the (+) or (-) side
of button [1]. When you hold down either
side of the button, the character changes
continuously. Each press of the (+) side
changes the character from “A — B ~
C...”, while each press of the (-) side
changes the character from “C ~ B — A”.
To enter a space, press the space sign
(_).
5.Enter all characters by repeating steps 3
and 4.
Press button @ in Bank [14] to store them
in memory.
The title will appear on the display.
Erasing the [TS Program
You can erase one or all selections of the
program for the disc being played by ITS.
To erase a single selection:
1.Start ITS play.
2.Play the track you wish to erase by using
disc number search or track number
search.
3.Hold down button © in Bank [14] for
more than 2 seconds.
To erase the disc program:
1.Start normal play.
2.Play the disc you wish to erase by using
disc number search.
3.Hold down button © in Bank {14} for
more than 2 seconds to erase the pro-
gram. (“CLEAR” appears on the display
{53} for about 2 seconds.)
Pausing
1.Press button ® in Bank [14] to pause dur-
ing disc playback (“PAUSE” appears on
display [53)).
2.Press button © in Bank [14] again to re-
lease pause.
¢ You can select a track using the track
number search during pause. (“PAUSE”
is off while a track is being searched.)
When the track search ends, the found
track is paused at its beginning.
Disc Title List
You can list all discs loaded in the maga-
zine being played. This function is conve-
nient for checking discs in the magazine
being played.
Each press of button © in Bank (14) dis-
plays the titles of the discs in magazine
being played in ascending order of disc
number.
The disc title is displayed for about 8 sec-
onds, then the normal operation display
returns.
* Nothing is displayed for discs having no
titles.
¢ Trays with no discs are skipped.
Select the disc to be played from the disc
list display.
1.Press button @ in Bank [14] to display the
disc title.
2.When the title of the disc you want to lis-
ten to is displayed, press button @ in
Bank [14]. That disc is played.
Display eetiati |
Each press of button @ in Bank [14] switch-
es the display (53) between the elapsed
play time and disc title.
When you press button [12] while the disc
title is being displayed, the normal opera-
tion display will appear for 8 seconds.
Disc Title input
You can enter a title for the disc in the
multi-play CD player. The title stored for the
disc can be displayed.
* The ADPS function* of the multi-play CD
player lets you enter titles for up to 100
discs. (Up to 100 discs, including ITS, can
be programmed.)
*“ADPS: Automatic Disc Program Selection
A disc title can consist of up to 8 charac-
ters for a single disc.
When the number of discs exceeds 100,
discs not being played (information not
being renewed) in memory is overwritten
by the newest.
One title is stored for each disc. The title
stored for a disc is not erased after the
disc is changed.
CD sound quality adjustment func-
tion
If you connect a Multi-play CD player with
COMP (Compression) and D.B.E. (Dynamic
Bass Emphasis) functions to this unit, you
can use these functions with this unit. (If
you connect a Multi-play CD player that
does not feature these functions, even if
you try to switch to these functions,
“NO COMP” is displayed, indicating that
switching is not possible.)
COMP (Compression) function
This function suppresses loud sounds
while boosting quiet sounds to reduce the
difference between the 2.
Use this function if there is distortion when
you raise the volume.
When the COMP function is ON, * COMP”
[49] lights in the display.
D.B.E. (Dynamic Bass Emphasis) fainction
When listening in a car, bass sourtd may
be insufficient. This function boosts bass.
When the D.B.E. function is ON, ‘ DBE” [50]
lights in the display.
COMP and D.B.E. switching
You can switch between 2 COMP and
D.B.E. ievels.
Level switching of both functions at the
same time is not possible.
1.Press button @ in Bank [14] for 2 or more
seconds to select the switching enode.
2.Each time you press button @ irs Bank
[14], the mode changes as follows.
COMP OFF ~ COMP 1 — COMP 2-~
COMP OFF — DBE 1— DBE 2 ~ COMP OFF
* With both COMP and D.B.E., the second
mode is more effective.
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Connecting the Units
Note:
* This unit is for vehicles with a 12-volt bat-
tery and negative grounding. Before in-
Stalling 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 © cable
before beginning installation.
Refer to the owner's manual for details on
connecting the various cords of the power
amp and other units, then make connec-
tions 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 insulation of
the wiring melts or gets torn, there is a
danger of the wiring short-circuiting 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 and cause a very dangerous
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 supply
lead of the unit and tapping into the lead.
The current capacity of the lead will be ex-
ceeded, causing over heating.
When replacing fuses, be sure to use only
fuses of the rating prescribed on the fuse
holder.
.
* Since a unique BPTL circuit is employed,
never wire so the speaker leads are directly
grounded or the left and right speaker O
leads are common.
Speakers connected to this unit must be
high-power types possessing minimum
rating of 35 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 an external power amp is being
used with this system, be sure not to con-
nect the blue lead to the amp’s power ter-
minal. Likewise, do not connect the blue
lead to the power terminal of the auto-an-
tenna. Such connection could cause ex-
cessive current drain and malfunctions.
To prevent incorrect connection, the input
side of the IP-BUS connector is blue, and
the output side is black. Connect the con-
nectors 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
ignition 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. 10)
No ACC position (Fig. 11)
Connection Diagram
KEH-P7200RDS, KEH-P7100RDS (Fig. 12)
KEH-P6200RDS, KEH-P6100RDS (Fig. 13)
. Antenna jack
Rear out
Front out
White
Red
Connecting cords with RCA pin plugs (sold sepa-
retely)
. Power amp (sold separetely)
Blue
. Multi-play CD player etc. (sold separetely)
10.1P-BUS input (blue}
11. Blue
To system control terminal of the power amp or
Auto-antenna relay control terminal (Max. 300
mA 12 V DC).
12. Black (ground)
To vehicle (metal) body.
13.Red
To electric terminal controlled by ignition switch
(12 V DC) ON/OFF.
14. Orange
To terminal always supplied with power regard-
less of ignition switch position
15. Yellow/black
Cellular mute
If you use a cellular telephone, connect it via the
Audio Mute lead on the cellular telephone. If not,
keep the Audio Mute lead free of any connections.
16 Fuse resistor
17. Fuse holder
18. With a 2 speaker system, connect to the 2 speak-
ers in the front or the rear.
19. Use this for connections when you have the sep-
arately available amplifier.
20. Left speaker
21.Right speaker
22.Front
23. Rear
24.Green
25. Gray
26. Green/black
27.Gray/olack
28. Greervred
29. Gray/red
30. Black/green
31. Black/gray
CON AU RWNo
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3. DISASSEMBLY
@ Removing the Case (not shown)
1.Remove the case.
@ Removing the Cassette Mechanism Module
(Fig.14)
1.Remove the four screws.
2.Disconnect the connector of deck unit.
3.Remove the cassette mechanism module.
@ Removing the Grille Panel Assy (Fig.14)
1.Disconnect the two stoppers indicated by arrows.
2.Remove the grille panel assy.
Cassette Mechanism Module
Deck Unit
we
Grille Panet Assy
Fig.14
@ Removing the Chassis Unit (Fig.15)
1.Remove two screws A and three screws B.
2.Unbend the tabs at two locations indicated by arrows
until straight.
3.Remove the chassis unit.
Holder
A B
Chassis Unit
Fg. 15
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4. ADJUSTMENT
4.1 TEST MODE
Test mode is mainly used adjustment of IP BUS type CD - Canceling test mode
multi players.(Such as CDX-P610) Switch the back up and ACC off.
- Switching to test mode - SINGLE/10TRK/32TRK will continue to operate even
While pressing the 4, 6 keys together, switch the back after the key is released.Tracking closed the moment
up and ACC ON. C-MOVE is released.
> JUMP MODE resets to SINGLE as soon as power is
switched off.
@ Flow Chart
ee 2)
+—- ACC, Back-up ON
eared OFF>
CD PLAYER SELECT ( SOURCE During regulator off,press the 12 key
and the system will be put into the
new test mode.
ae ON>
Se
Was)
ie)
Sy
select nate
<Close tracking > Carriage shifted Carriage shifted
outwards while inwards while
oapay Ee | this key is pressed this key is pressed
<Close spindie> Carriage shifted Carriage shifted
Carriage move
i (Rough) outwards while inwards while
Paco “0! Oe'Sb"*2 this key is pressed this key is pressed
or T. jump
AGC display *2
select
Single — 4TRK — 10TRK
C.MOVE <— 100TRK €— 32TRK
AGC Tracking open
) SELECT T.JUMP MODE
Tracking open
(in the case of continuous *41 Normal focus close 00—> S curve check 01— > Focus EQ check 02
jumping)
*2 cNormal display —> Focus gain —> Track gain 7
*3 100 TRK jump & carriage move continue only while the keys are pressed
*4 SINGLE/4/10/32 —> continuous even after key release
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@ Error Numbers And New Test Mode
@ Indicating An Error Number
If the CD should fail to operate in CD multi player or if an error has taken place during the operation and resulted in
an error, the player will enter into the error mode. And the cause of such error is numerically indicated.
This is armed at assisting an analysis or repair.
(1) Basic Means of Display
“With ERROR indicated in "MODE" on IP-BUS Display date, an error code is transmitted by the use of MIN and SEC.
Identical date are transmitted with MIN and SEC.
-Examples of Display ERROR-XX
(2) Error Codes
Code
| ELECTRIC Carriage doesn't move to or from the innermost position
—Home switch failed and/or carriage immobile
od ELECTRIC Focus failed
-~Defects, disc upside-down, severe vibration
a ELECTRIC Spindle failed to lock or subcode unreadable
Subcode failure —Spindle defective, defect, severe vibration
cz ELECTRIC Unrecorded CD-R
The disc is upside-down, defects, vibration
ELECTRIC AGC protect failed
—Defects, disc upside-down, severe vibration
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ELECTRIC Failed to reach target address
—Carriage/tracking defective and/or defects
AO SYSTEM Power failure Power overvoltage or short circuit detected
—Switching transistor defective and/or power abnormal
7
MECHANISM | An error upon ejection MAG switch release time has time out
Elevation time out when eject
MECHANISM | An error while putting in Tray in / out time has time out
and out the tra Tray is caught when put in
MECHANISM
MECHANISM | An error with an empty No disc is available
magazine inserted
* Setup means a series of operations after focusing up to sound output.
@ New Test Modelaging operation and setup analysis)
The single CD player plays in normal mode. After being set up, it will display FOK (focus), LOCK (spindle), subc ode,
sound skip, protection against a mechanical error or the like, occurrence of an error, cause and time of an expiry, if
any, (and disc number)
During the setup, the CD software operation status (internal RAM and C-point)is displayed.
(1) How to enter NEW TEST Mode
See the test mode flow chart Page 15.
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(2) Relations of keys between TEST and NEW TEST Modes
New Test Mode
Regulator OFF | Regulator ON PLAY in progress Error Occurred, Protection Activated
BAND Regulator ON | Regulator OFF ee oe eee 5, al Time of occurrence / cause of error select
FWD-Kick TRACK UP / FF
ae REV-Kick TRACK
DOWN /REV
| ___— __|Trackingclose__| RPT ae eee ae eee
FF
REV
7
RANDOM
[Focus close _| ITS
To New Test
Mode Select
Operations, such as EJECT, CD ON/OFF, etc. are performed normally
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(3) Error Cause (Error Number) Code
[Error Code __| Classification __| Mode | Description [Cause | Detail =
| 40s evectric_—i| PLAY | FOK=L__100ms__|Putoutoffocus _—| Scratch,
| a1 sd evectric _—i| PLay | Lock=L_150ms__|Spindleunlock _—| Stain,
unacceptable 500ms Servo defect,
operated
(4) Indicating an Operation Status During
g ing Setu
| Status No. | Description
[01 __—‘([Carriagehome mode stated = [None
fon Carriage moving inwards
Carriage moving outwards
[05 (Carriage movingoutwards [None
[11s |Setupstated = None —Cs—CsidzC
Failure to close focus
| 10,14 __| Waiting for focus closure (FOK-H) =| Failuretoclosefocus
Focus closed, Tracking open i
Subcode waiting
|19 | During tracking AGC
Focus disrupted
Waiting for MIRR, LOCK or subcode read Focus disrupted, MIRR NG, Failure to lock,
Carriage closed, SPINDLE=ADAPTIVE Failed to read subcode
(5) Exampte of Display.
- SET UP in progress -Protection/Error upon occurrence
(a) Error number indicated
TNo. Min Sec
ea Ae ERROR-xx |
- Operation (PLAY, SEARCH, etc.) in progress perfectly Select the display with the
identical with that in the normal mode. ib) Tracknumberand BAND kay.
absolute time indicated
TNo. Min Sec
10 40 05
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@ Connection Diagram NOTE:
Select C1 so that total capacity of 80pF is attained from
the direction of the receiver jack.
Z: Output impedance of SSG.
DC Regulated
Power Supply
BACK UP
am |
Stereo
Modulator
TUNER AMP UNIT
DC V
Meter(1)
Di
Meter(3)
7204
DECK UNIT
T205
FWAM TUNER UNIT
1C702(BOTTOM VIEW)
Frequency
Counter
GGD1019
mV
Meter(2)
ig-16
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AM ADJUSTMENT
Ed AM SSG(400Hz,30%) Displayed Adjustment Method
Frequency(kHz) | Level(dBuV) Frequency(kHz) Point (Switch Position)
ji [1 [99 =~ faoS—(s—i I ~——CS—SC*dS:C‘T 204, 7205 mV Meter(1) : Maximum
FM ADJUSTMENT
Modulation M:MONO MOD., 400Hz 100%(75kHz Dev.)
S:STEREO MOD., 1kHz, L or R=100%(67.5kHz+7.5kHz Dev.)
NOTE:Before proceeding to further adjustments after switching power ON, let the tuner run for ten minutes to allow
the circuits to stabilize.
FM ADJUSTMENT
i aera
Frequency(MHz) Frequency(MHz) Point (Switch Position)
[Tun vott|1 |[1080M _-|65 [108.0 s(t SCE CV Mecter() :6.5VH0.1V
fie les = | dS sd Center Meter:0=——Csd
of trimmer should be that of Fig.15.
PANT RE [1 _| |g; [tata | mV Meter(1): Maximum
HIMAGE |1__|
ii So
(STEREO MODE)
2 ae al aa
(STEREO MODE)
2 [98.1 s|vR52_—s | mV Meter(1):A3dB
etl | 98.1 s[vei51___—_s| mV Meter(1): Separation 5dB_
| lo81 VR51 DC V Meter(2) : Approx. 5V
RDS SL ADJUSTMENT
Displayed Adjustment Adjustment Method
P 161M | 62 | ~—«106.1 S| ~—VRGOT [DC VMeter(3):2.25V20.05V |
DOLBY B NR ADJUSTMENT(KEH-P7200RDS/EW,P7 100RDS/EW,P6200RDS/EW,P6100RDS/EW)
(Switch Position)
(400Hz,200nwb/m) (DOLBY NR Switch : OFF)
CLOCK ADJUSTMENT(KEH-P7200RDS/EW,P7 100RDS/EW)
| tee Pin49 of IC702 connect to pin68(VDD)
TC701 Frequency Counter : 1.048576MHz+2Hz
CLOCK (KEH-P6200RDS/EW,P6100RDS/EW,P25RDS/EW,P15RDS/EW)
Pin49 of IC702 connect to pin68(VDD) » Frequency Counter : 1.048576MHz+24Hz
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