Pioneer Carrozzeria FH-P520MD User manual

FH-P520MD
MD/CD/tuner WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV compatible main unit
Table of contents 4 pages
operating instructions
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Please be sure to follow the instructions for your safety.
About pictorial display
ÿThe types of content that must be observed are classified and explained using the following pictograms.
ÿThe following indicators classify and explain the degree of harm or damage that may occur if the product is used incorrectly by ignoring
the displayed information.
Pleasebe sure to read it
WARNING The column with this symbol indicates ``Contents that may result in death
or serious injury. ' '
This indicates content that is expected to result in only physical damage and property damage.
This shows what will be done.
This kind of pictogram indicates something that is prohibited (something you must not do).
This instruction manual, installation manual, and product markings are intended to help you
use the product safely and correctly, and to prevent harm to you and other people and
damage to property. I am displaying a picture. Their display and meaning are as follows.
This kind of pictorial display is mandatory content.
Such pictograms indicate information to which you must pay attention (including warnings).
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Do not use the product if it is malfunctioning, such as when
the screen does not appear or there is no sound. Please be
sure to consult the store where you purchased the product.
Continued use may cause an accident, fire, or electric shock.
Do not use it if it is abnormal.
When replacing a fuse, be sure to use a fuse
with the specified capacity indicated. Using a
fuse with a larger capacity than the specified
capacity may cause a fire.
Do not use the product if it is damaged.
Pleasebe sure to read it
If you notice any abnormalities such as smoke,
strange smells, foreign objects getting inside, or
water getting wet, please stop using the product
immediately and contact the store where you
purchased it. Continued use may cause an
accident, fire, or electric shock.
Use a fuse of specified capacity.
Safety Precautions (Please also read the separate "Safety Precautions")
[Treatment of abnormal]
Fuse of
specified capacity
caveat
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• Play the disc • Select a folder
Normal radio operations 28 • Select a band
• Select a station
(WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV) • Select a group
(MD) • Select a song • Fast forward/
reverse • Eject the
disc
• About pictograms • Safety
precautions • Turn the power on/off • Switch
the source • Adjust the
volume
• Play a disc • Select a disc •
Select a song • Fast-forward/
fast-reverse
Just read this and you can use it right away
Please be sure to read it
Before use
Subwoofer setting order... 12 Basics of
button operation... 14 This unit'sÿ
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Resetting the unit 18 About operating
the optional remote control 19
CONTENTS
table of contents
How to read this instruction manual...8
Name of each partÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 10
Normal multi- CD operations 26
Connecting IP-BUS compatible products 19
Usual operations for MD playback 24
Basic operations 22
Please be sure to follow the instructions for your safety...2
CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV,
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CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV,
Convenient functions of MD and multi-CD
Useful radio functions
Please be sure to read it
Canceling song registration one by one... 39 Canceling
song registration for each CD... 40
Appendix
useful function
Initial setting
Adjusting the sound
Just read this and you'll
be able to use it right away.
Before use
Automatically registering multiple broadcast stations... 44 Registering one station at a time... Receiving 44 registered
broadcast stations... ÿÿÿ ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ ÿ
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Switch functions with FUNCTION... 32 Play repeatedly... 33 Browse titles and
search for CDs... ÿÿ ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 34Playing songs in a different
orderÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 34Searching for the song or folder you want
to listen to... ÿÿ ÿ 35 Pausing playbackÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ
ÿ ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ36Adjusting the sound quality during disc
playbackÿÿÿÿÿ ÿ36 36 Selecting 10 songs in incrementsÿÿÿ ÿÿÿ
ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 37Register the songs you want to listen
toÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 38Play only the registered songs Do...... 39 CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV/
Convenient functions of MD and multi-CD
Useful radio functions
Entering the CD title 40
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High-pass filter ON/OFF Appendix
Adjusting the sound Initial setting
useful function
Rear speaker terminal and RCA terminal
ON/OFF and phase switching 51
Switching the normal
playback screen display 56
button illumination color
WMA/MP3/AAC/
Cutoff frequency and level adjustment...
52 Emphasizing low sounds... 52
Switching functions with AUDIO 48 Adjusting
the front/left/right volume balance 48 Easily
adjusting the sound quality 48 ÿÿÿÿ 49
equalizer curve
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the sound space of... 54
Is it malfunctioning? If you think... 76 If you
see a message like this... 78 Warranty and
after-sales service... ÿ 80Main
specificationsÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 81
Displaying hidden text... 57 Instantly reduce
the volume... 58 Displaying the clock... ......
58Receive traffic information... 59 Directly
operating frequently used functions 59
Entertainment Switching the display 60
Changing the screen brightness at night... 64
Adjusting the
display contrast... 64
of subwoofer
Changing the output method 65
Setting the mute volume 66 Switching
the scrolling method for titles, etc.
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Correct use of MD 70
Switching the initial settings 62 Setting
the clock 62 Setting the clock 62 ... 62
Enabling audio from an
external device (AUX) 63
Add a simple correction... 50 equalizer
curve
Correct way to use CDs... 68
Switching 60
About WAV files... 72
Make detailed adjustments 50
Compensate for lack of bass and treble
51 Sub of the woofer
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Before use
Explains things you should know
before operating this machine.
Ten
•Main
body •Remote control "CD-R660" (sold separately)
Subwoofer setting order... 12 Basics of button operation... ÿÿÿÿÿ
ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 14 • How to operate frequently used functions 14 •How to
operate useful functions Features of this unitÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ
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•Chapter division
•Page structure 9
Name of each partÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ 10
How to read this instruction manualÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ8
Connecting IP-BUS compatible products 19
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How to read this instruction manual
Chapter division
Please read this chapter at times like
these. Please read this before using this machine. Explains things you should know before
operating this machine. Please read this when you want to use this
machine right away or when you want to know all about its daily operations. This section
explains the functions that
are often used when listening to CDs, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV, MD, multi-CD, and radio.
Read this when you want to change disc playback settings,
etc. CD,
Just read this and you can use it right away
Initial setting
Before use
useful function
Adjusting the sound
chapter title
Explains WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV, MD, and multi-CD settings. Please read this when you
want to
change radio settings etc. This explains the radio settings. This
explains in detail how to adjust the sound. Please
read this when you want to know about useful
functions. It explains useful functions other than ``Useful CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV, MD,
and Multi-CD functions'' and ``Useful radio functions.'' Read this when you want to know
about the basic settings of this machine. It explains how to set the clock and
adjust the screen brightness. Please read this when you have trouble operating the
machine, such as when it does not work as expected. Explains how to handle
CDs and what to do if the unit does not operate properly.
Convenient functions of MD and multi-CD
Useful radio functions
Appendix
CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV,
This instruction manual is divided into chapters to explain frequently used functions and useful
functions. Frequently used functions can be used without any special settings. Settings are required
to use useful functions.
Frequently used functions are explained in the chapter ``Just read this and you can use them right
away'', and useful functions are explained in the following chapters ``Useful CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV,
MD, Multi-CD functions'' and ``Radio''. Chapters such as ``Convenient Functions'' and
``Adjusting the Sound.'' If you want to listen to music or radio immediately after purchasing, please
read "Read this and you can use it right away." You can easily understand the flow of operations.
Before use
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•Details of
operations
•Details of functions •How
to cancel settings, etc. are explained.
•Results of the
operation •Explains what the
operation will do.
If you do not understand the explanation, please
read the contents of the relevant page.
The operations are explained in each order.
Structure within the page
It is structured in a way that makes it easy to find explanations of the functions and operations you want to know about. The following
example is a useful features page.
Before use
This is the function name that will be displayed on the
screen during operation (default value).
However, the only places where the function name is
expressed in this style are in the lower right corner of
the title and in the explanation of the operation steps.
: Precautions when operating /
Precautions necessary to maintain
the performance of this machine /
Contents that must be
observed for safety : Functions and
terms that are useful to know when using this machine
: Hints on operation, useful usage, etc.
ÿ
A source is a
sound source such as a built-in CD or radio that can be switched by pressing SOURCE (ÿpage 22).
:CD
If there is no mark, it means that the
operation can be performed on all discs.
Supplements related to operations and
functions. There are three types of marks
depending on the content.
:WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV
:Multi CD
These buttons are used for operations.
If you do not know the location of the
buttons on this unit, refer to “Names
of Parts” (page 10).
Indicates that you can only operate the
disc with the mark.
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Name of each part
Main body
10 Before use
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By pressing the DF button, you can directly
operate the functions pre-registered for each
source. Built-in CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV,
built-in MD, pause with multi-CD, BSM with
radio, and BSSM with TV.
Remote control "CD-R660" (sold separately) Buttons
with the same name on the main unit and the remote control have the same function.
11Before use
Operations using the DF button and ATT button can be performed using only the remote
control. Also, some buttons have different operation methods than the main unit.
About the DF button
What is a source?
•You can operate this unit with the separately sold remote control "CD-R660". •For
instructions on handling the remote control, please refer to the remote control manual.
This refers to a sound source such as a built-in CD or
radio that can be switched by pressing the SOURCE
button (ÿpage 22).
Note
•This unit can also be operated with the optional steering
remote control unit “CD-SR100” (hereinafter referred
to as the steering remote control). However, in this
case, some functions cannot be operated using the
remote control. •For information on
how to operate and handle the steering remote control,
please refer to the steering remote control manual.
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Type 2Type 1 Type 3 Type 4 Type 5
Subwoofer settings order
12 Before use
A subwoofer can be combined with this unit. You can also use this unit to set up a
subwoofer. The order of
subwoofer settings varies greatly depending on your connection method and system.
Follow the table below to configure the settings correctly for your system.
NO.
NO.
You
are using a
sub-power woofer.
YES
You are using an
external amplifier.
YES
YES
You are using an
external amplifier.
A subwoofer is
connected.
YES
NO.
NO.
NO.
YES
You
are using a
sub-power woofer.
NO.
YES
A subwoofer is connected to the rear
speaker terminals.
YES NO.
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type 1
Type 4 *If
a power amplifier with an input level
control is connected: Set the input
level control to the
"recommended position" *If a power
amplifier with a low-pass filter is
connected: Set the low-pass filter to OFF.
type 5
type 3
type 2
ÿ In the initial settings menu, set the rear speaker output
to R-SP:FUL (ÿPage 65)
ÿ In the initial setting menu, set the rear speaker output
to R-SP: S/W (ÿPage 65) ÿIn the audio adjustment
menu, set SUB W: ON (ÿPage 51) ÿIf fine adjustment is
required make fine
adjustments in each menu (ÿpage 48).
ÿ In the initial settings menu, set the rear speaker output
to R-SP:FUL (ÿPage 65)
ÿ In the initial settings menu, set the rear speaker output
to R-SP:FUL (ÿPage 65)
ÿIn the initial settings menu, set the RCA external output.
ÿIn the initial settings menu, set the RCA external output.
ÿIn the initial settings menu, set the RCA external output.
P/O: Set to FUL (ÿPage 65) ÿSet SUB
W: OFF in the audio adjustment menu (ÿPage 51)
P/O: Set to FUL (ÿPage 65) ÿSet SUB
W: OFF in the audio adjustment menu (ÿPage 51)
ÿ In the initial settings menu, set the rear speaker output
to R-SP: S/W (ÿ page 65) ÿ In the audio adjustment
menu, set SUB W: ON (ÿ page 51) ÿ If fine adjustment is
required make fine
adjustments in each menu (ÿpage 48).
P/O: Set to S/W (ÿPage 65) ÿSet SUB
W: ON in the audio adjustment menu (ÿPage 51) ÿIf fine
adjustments are
necessary, make fine adjustments in each menu (ÿ48
page)
13Before use
*If a power amplifier with an input level
control is connected: Set the input level
control to the "recommended
position" *If a power amplifier with a low-
pass filter is connected: Set the low-pass
filter to OFF.
*If a power amplifier with an input level
control is connected: Set the input level
control to the "recommended
position" *If a power amplifier with a low-
pass filter is connected: Set the low-pass
filter to OFF.
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Contents
Basics of button operation
You can select settings by pressing a / b / c / d.
You can turn it on and off by pressing a / b.
You can also switch the function with AUDIO.
Switch the function using FUNCTION (ÿpages 32, 44)/AUDIO (ÿpage 48). Use a/
b/c/d to set functions. While operating these functions, a
guide (cyber sign) will be displayed on the screen. Cyber signs indicate buttons
used for operations. Use this as a reference when you do not know how to
operate it.
This is an explanation of the basic button operations when using this device.
Operate with SOURCE/BAND/VOLUME/a/b/c/d, etc. (ÿpages 22, 24, 26, 28).
14 Before use
You can select settings by pressing c or d.
You can also switch functions by pressing FUNCTION.
Example of cyber sign display
How to operate convenient functions
How to operate frequently used functions
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Note
•Depending on the application that encoded
the WMA file, it may not work properly.
•Depending on the version of Windows
Media Player that encoded the WMA file,
text information such as album names
may not be
displayed correctly. •When playing a WMA
file containing image data on this unit, it
may take some time for playback to begin.
Features of this machine
This unit is equipped with numerous high-quality sound functions.
The built-in IP-BUS (ÿpage 19) allows
you to connect and control various
devices such as a multi-CD.
The Windows logo is a registered
trademark or trademark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and other countries.
WMA is an abbreviation for Windows
Media Audio, which is an audio
compression technology developed by
Microsoft Corporation in the United
States. WMA data can be encoded
using Windows Media Player version 7 or later.
The design has excellent operability, so you
can easily operate not only the usual functions
such as CD, MD, and radio, but also a variety
of other functions.
Microsoft, Windows Media,
Discs recorded in accordance with
ISO9660 level 1/level 2/extended
format (Joliet, Romeo) can be played
(ÿpage 72).
The Windows MediaTM logo printed
on the outer box indicates that this
unit supports WMA data playback.
MD/CD/tuner WMA//MP3/AAC/WAV
compatible main unit.
It supports playback of CD-R/CD-RW/
CD-ROM containing WMA/MP3/AAC/
WAV files.
15Before use
About WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV
playback
About WMA
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About “CD TEXT”
About MP3
About AAC
Types of characters that can be displayed in the title
“CD TEXT” basically has the following
mark on the disc title side. However,
there are some "CD TEXT" discs
that do not have the following mark.
This device supports displaying half-width alphanumeric
characters.
“CD TEXT” is a CD that contains text
information such as CD title/singer
name/song title.
AAC data varies depending on the
application used to create it. This
unit supports playback of AAC files
encoded using iTunes version 6.0.5
or earlier. Also, files created
with iTunes with the extension
(.m4a) can be played as AAC files.
Do not play AAC files with extensions
other than .m4a, as this may cause
malfunctions. iTunes is a trademark
of Apple Computer,
Inc., registered in the United States
and other countries.
This unit supports playback of long-
recorded MDs (MDLP).
When offering this equipment, only a
personal license for non-commercial use
is provided. The following broadcasts do
not provide a license to use this equipment
or imply any right to use it in any form.
When using this unit for the following
broadcasts, a unique license is required
for each. For more information, please
visit our Internet homepage http://
www.mp3licensing.com. •For business
purposes, i.e., real-
time broadcasting (media such as
terrestrial broadcasting, satellite
broadcasting, and cable television) that
generates profits, broadcasting and
data transfer using the Internet,
networks such as intranets, or pay
Electronic broadcast program distribution systems such as audio and on-demand audio.
AAC stands for Advanced Audio
Coding and is the basic format for
audio compression technology used
in MPEG-2/MPEG-4.
16 Before use
About playing an MD that has been recorded for a long time
What is MDLP?
MDLP is an abbreviation for Mini Disc Long-Play mode.
This method increases the data compression rate and
doubles or quadruples the recordable time.
Note
•Depending on the version of iTunes that encoded the
AAC file, it may not play correctly.
•Depending on the version of iTunes used when writing
AAC files to CD-R/CD-RW, character information
such as file names may not be displayed correctly.
•When playing an AAC file
containing image data, it may take some time before
playback starts. •AAC format songs (extension .m4p)
purchased
from the iTunes Music Store cannot be recorded and
played on CD-R or CD-RW.
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•We recommend that you write down your audio
adjustment settings. Please refer to each
page for information on how to reconfigure.
To prevent battery
from dying
About playing MD group discs
Note • If
power is no longer supplied to the unit due to car
battery replacement, etc., the unit will return to its
initial state. When the unit returns to its initial
state, the unit's settings (clock and radio presets,
audio adjustments, etc.) will be cleared. Please
try setting again.
When using this device, be sure to start
the car engine. Also,
even when the power to this unit is OFF,
do not turn on the car's engine switch (or
ACC) for a long time with the car's
engine stopped. This may cause the
battery to run out.
17 Before use
A disc in which songs recorded on
an MD are registered as a "group"
is called an "MD group disc." This
unit supports playback of MD group
discs. When playing an MD group
disc, you can display the group
name or play only your favorite
groups.
Functions that can be used with a 50-
disc multi-
CD player A 50-disc multi-CD player
can be connected to this unit.
However, functions specific to 50-
disc multi-CD players cannot be
operated. Only the functions
explained in this instruction manual
can be operated with this unit. Also,
even if this unit supports it, it will not
switch to the title list (ÿpage 34) for 50-disc multi-CDs.
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About the demo screen Resetting the device
The demo screen displays and introduces
each source and the functions of this unit.
Displayed when the
unit is powered off. If you want to cancel the
demo screen, press the 6 button while the
demo screen is displayed. Press again to start the demo.
18 Before use
When you press the reset button, the microcontroller of
this unit returns to its initial state (the state immediately
after purchase).
The device will be reset.
•After the connection is
completed •When the unit does not
operate properly •When the display does not appear correctly
•Displaying the demo screen for a long time with the car
engine stopped may cause the battery to run down.
•Do not connect the red lead wire (accessory power supply)
to a power circuit that is constantly supplied with power
from the car battery. Even if you turn off the car's ignition
switch and the power to this unit, the demo screen will
appear and cause the battery to run out.
Press the
reset button with a pen tip, etc.
1
When you need to reset
•Reset is necessary in the following cases.
please note
Note •
If you press the reset button, the settings of this
unit (clock and radio presets, audio
adjustments, etc.) will be erased. Please
make the settings again.
reset button
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Connecting IP-BUS compatible
products
Regarding operation of
the optional remote control
Combination example
Pioneer products that support IP-BUS can be
connected to this unit. The operation method
differs depending on the connected product.
Please refer to the following to operate
correctly. For instructions on how
to operate when a TV is connected , please
refer to the TV's instruction manual.
19 Before use
In this manual, operations are explained using the buttons
on the main unit as examples. This unit can be operated in
the same way using either the buttons on the main unit or
the optional remote control. However, the operation method
is different between the VOLUME button on the main unit
and the VOLUME button on the optional remote control.
When operating with the separately sold remote control,
refer to the table below.
source
tv
VOLUME button on the main unit VOLUME button on the remote control
Turn
clockwise Press + Turn counterclockwise
Press –
Product
model
number ``AVX-P7'' The instruction manual for
this product may explain operations using
products other than this unit as examples.
Operate using the button that corresponds to that product.
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If you read the explanation, you will be able to find the machines that you often use.
No configuration required. of this chapter
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Special features are available for frequently used functions.
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•Play the disc •Select a folder
(WMA/MP3/AAC/WAV) •Selecting a group (MD)
•Selecting a song •Fast forwarding/
rewinding
•Ejecting a disc Normal multi-CD
operations... ÿÿÿ 26
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•Turn the power on/off •Switch
the source •Adjust the
volume
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•Playing a disc •Selecting a disc
•Selecting a song •Fast
forwarding/
rewinding
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•Select a band •Select
a broadcast station
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Usual operations for WAV and MD playback... 24
CD, WMA/MP3/AAC/
Basic operations 22
Normal operation of the radio 28
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