Pioneer DEH-513 User manual

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OWNER’S
MANUAL
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
PIONEER
product.
Before
at-
tempting
operation,
be
sure
to
read
this
manual.
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d‘avoir
acheté
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appareil
PIONEER.
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de
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prendre
soin
de
lire
ce
manuel.
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gracias
por
la
adquisicién
de
este
producto
PIONEER.
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de
tratar
de
operarlo,
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CONTENTS
Parts
Identification
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Precautions
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Connecting
the
Units
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4
Installation
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Using
the
Removable
Front
Panel
.
9
Changing
the
Source
.
10
Adjusting
the
Audio
10
Using
the
Tuner......
.11
Playing
Compact
Discs
.
14
Additional
Functions
....
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Using
the
Remote
Control
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Specifications
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Composition
of
manual
This
manual
applies
to
the
DEH-513,
DEH-
313.
However,
the
illustrations
show
the
DEH-
513,
TABLE DES MATIERES
Nomenclature
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PFOCAULIGNS.
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Connexion
des
unitéS
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20
Installation
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22
Utilisation
de
la
fagade
amovible
.............
25
Comment
changer
la
SOUFCE
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26
Comment
régler
la
section
audio
.........
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26
Comment
utiliser
le
syntonisateur
....
.
27
Reproduction
des
disque
compact
.
30
Fonction
supplémentaire
.........
33
Utilisation
de
la
teéleécommande
33
Specifications
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Composition
du
manuel
Ce
manuel
s’applique
aux
DEH-513,
DEH-
313.
Toutefois,
les
illustrations
montrent
le
DEH-
513.
ESPANOL.
INDICE
Identificacion
de
las
partes.......--.
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PrecaucioneS
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Conexion
de
las
unidades
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InstalaciOn
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tence
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38
Uso
del
panel
frontal
extraible
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Cambio
de
la
fuente
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Ajuste
del
audio
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Uso
del
sintonizador
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renee
43
Reproduccién
de
discos
compactos
..........
46
Funciones
adicionales
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49
Uso
del
control
remoto
.
49
Especificaciones
.........
Seuss
51
Composicién
del
manual
Este
manual
es
aplicable
a
los
modelos
DEH-513,
DEH-313.
Sin
embargo,
las
ilustraciones
corresponden
al
modelo
DEH-513.

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STRUMENTS WITH THIS =~
PRODUCT WILL INCREASE |
EYE HAZARD. :
Note:
¢ Do not disassemble the unit.
In case of trouble
When the unit does not operate pro-
perly, contact your dealer or the nearest
authorized PIONEER Service Station.
.
Connecting the Cnits
or vehicles with a 12-volt
attery 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 © cable
before beginning installation.
After completing installation and wiring,
double check that there are no mistakes.
Re-install any parts removed from the car
during installation, then connect the
battery negative terminal.
Refer to the owner's manual for details on
connecting the various cords of the
power amp and other units, them 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 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. Me
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
exceeded, 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 © leads are common.
Speakers connected to this unit must be
high-power type possessing maximum
input of at least 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 an external power amp is being
used with this system, be sure not to
connect
the
blue
lead
to
the
amp’s
power
terminal. Likewise, do not connect the
auto-antenna lead to the power terminal
of the auto-antenna. Such connection
could cause excessive current drain and
malfunction.
When the unit is mounted in a vehicle
whose
ignition
switch
does
not
have
the
ACC (accessory) position as shown in
Fig.
2,
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.
(Fig.
1:
ACC
position/Fig.
2:
No
ACC
position)
.
HSTIONa

17.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Connection
Diagram
(Fig.
3)
Power
amp
(sold
separately)
26. Orange
Connecting
cords
with
RCA
pin
plugs
To
terminal
always
supplied
with
power
..,
(sold
separately)
regardless
of
ignition
switch
position.
Blue
.
eS
27.
Red™:
°
Front/left
speaker
5.
Front/right
speaker
To
electric
terminal
controlled
by
ignition
Green
es
TL
Gray
Taba
y
switch
(12
V
DC)
ON/OFF.
Green/black
i
9.
Gray/black
.
Rearfleft
speaker
11.
Rear/right
speaker
.
Green/red
13.
Gray/red
.
Black/green
15.
Black/gray
Connected
only
when
the
optional
amplifier
is
used.
Nothing
is
connected
when
operating
the
built-in
amplifier
itself.
White
18.
Red
Rear out
Front
out
(DEH-313
does
not
have
this
terminal.)
Antenna jack
Blue
To
system
control
terminal
of
the
power
amp
or
Auto-antenna
relay
contro!
terminal
(Max. 300 mA 12 V DC).
Fuse holder
Fuse resistor
Black (ground)
To vehicle (metal) body.
Installation
Note:
*
Before
finally
installing
the
unit,
connect
the
wiring
temporarily
and
make
sure
it
is
all
connected
up
properly
and
the
unit
and
the
system
work
properly.
Use
only
the
parts
included
with
the
unit
to
ensure
proper
installation.
The
use
of
unauthorized
parts
can
cause
malfunctions.
Consult
with
your
nearest
dealer
if
installation
requires
the
drilling
of
holes
or
other
modifications
of
the
vehicle.
Install
the
unit
where
it
does
not
getin
the
driver’s
way
and
cannot
injure
the
passenger
if
there
is
a
sudden
stop,
like
an
emergency
stop.
if
installation
angle
exceeds
60°
from
horizontal,
the
unit
might
not
give
its
optimum
performance.
(Fig.
4)
.
Fig. 4
*
The
semiconductor
laser
will
be
damaged
if
it
overheats,
so
don’t
install
the
unit
anywhere
hot
—
for
instance,
near
a
heater
outlet.

DIN
Front/Rear-mount
Removing
the
unit
(Fig.
7)
(Fig.
8)
This
unit
can
be
properly
installed
either
from
“Front”
(conventional
DIN
Front-
9.
Frame
ie
:
mount)
or
“Rear”
(DIN
Rear-mount
10.Insert
the
release
pin
into
the
hole
in
the
:
:
ae
i
f
the
e
a
installation,
utilizing
threaded
screw
holes
at
bottom
of
the
frame
and
pull
out
to
remove
the frame.
the
sides
of
unit
chassis).
For
details,
refer
to
(When
eh
or
en
the
frarne,
point
the
side
the
following
illustrated
installation
with
a
groove
downwards
and
attach
it.)
methods.
11.Insert
the
supplied
extraction
keys
into
the
unit,
as
shown
in
the
figure,
until
they
click
into
place.
Keeping
the
keys
pressed
against
the sides of the unit, pull the unit out.
ei
4
fa)
c
7
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DIN Front-mount
Installation
with
the
rubber
bush
(Fig.
5)
Installation without the rubber bush
(Fig. 6)
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.
Rubber
bush
Screw
Nut (5 mm)
Drill a 5.5 — 6.0 mm diameter hole.
Screw (5 x 16 mm)
Strap
Be
sure
to
use
the
strap
to
secure
the
back
of
the
unit
in
place.
The
strap
can
be
bent
by
hand
to
the
desired
angle.
SONOaeo

DIN
Rear-mount
Installing
the
Remote
Controller
Unit
(Fig.
12)
+
DEH-313
does
not
come
with
a
remote
control.
Affix
a
strip
of
Velcro
tape
to
the
back
of
i
14
Insert
the
release
pin
into
the
hole
in
the
the
remote
control
unit.
Remove
the
oil
bottom
of
the
frame
and
pull
out
to
remove
paper
on
the
back
and
affix
into
place.
i
the
frame.
*
Thoroughly
wipe
off
the
surface
before
i
(When
re-attaching
the
frame,
point
the
side
Fig.
9
affixing
the
Velcro
tape.
with
a
groove
downwards
and
attach
it.)
Installation
using
the
screw
holes
on
the
sides
of
the
unit
4.Remove
the
frame.
(Fig.
9)
43.Frame
19.
Rough
surface
Attach
Velcro
tape
to
the
back
of
the
remote
control unit.
21. Soft surface
22,
Remove
the
oilpaper
from
the
back
and
attach.
2.Fastening
the
unit
to
the
factory
radio
20
mounting
bracket.
(Fig.
10)
(Fig.
11)
,
15.Select
a
position
where
the
screw
holes
of
the
bracket
and
the
screw
holes
of
the
main
unit
become
aligned
(are
fitted),
and
tighten
the
;
screws
at
2
places
on
each
side.
Use
either
;
bind
screws
(5
x
8
mm)
or
flush
surface
screws
(5
x
8mm),
depending
on
the
shape
of
the
screw
holes
in
the
bracket.
16.Screw
(5
x
8
mm)
17.Factory
radio
mounting
bracket
|
18.Dashboard
or
Console

Using the Removable Front Attaching the Front Panel Precautions mm
Panel
*
Do
not
press
against
the
display
and
*
Do
not
hold
the
display
tightly.
Zz
buttons. * Do not subject the front panel to (2)
Parts
Identification
1,Press
the
front
panel
against
the
main
excessive
shack.
c
[10] Detach unit. * Do not place the front panel in high =
+
Makes
sure
that
the
front
panel
is
parallel
temperatures
or
direct
sunlight.
Function
to
the
main
unit.
The
front
panel
of this
unit
can be
removed
as
a
theft deterrent.
Do not use benzene, paint thinner, or
other volatile fluids to clean the front
panel.
Do not disassemble the front panel.
Do not touch the terminals on the front
panel and unit. {If the terminals are dirty,
use a clean dry cloth to clean.)
Detaching the Front Panel
* Do not detach the front panel when
loading or ejecting a disc.
1.Press button [10].
2.Grasp the left side of the front panel and
pull.
3.Put the front panel into the handy
carrying case.
* The handy carrying case (optional) is not
supplied with the DEH-313.

Changing the Source
Parts Identification
(1] Source
Changing the Source
Each
time
the
button
[1]
is
pressed,
the
source
will
change
in
the
following
sequence:
Built-in
CD
player
~
Tuner
—
OFF
+
If
there
is
no
disc
in
the
built-in
CD
player,
the
source
will
not
change
to
“built-in
CD
player".
Adjusting the Audio
Parts Identification
{2}
Volume/Audio
adjustment
(11}
Shift
[12] Attenuator
[25] Loudness
Mode Selection
Each
press
of
button
[11]
changes
the
mode
as
follows:
Volume
adjustment
(V}
—
Balance
adjustment
(F/B)
—
Tone
adjustment
(BS/TR}
—
Loudness
adjustment
(LOUd)
+
When
you
are
adjusting
fader,
t
bass
or
treble,
the
indicator
will
stop
at
the
center
setting.
About
8
seconds
after
adjustment,
the
display
returns
to
its
previous
state.
Volume Adjustment
Pressing
the
(+)
side
of
button
[2]
increases
the
volume,
while
the
(-}
side
decreases
it.
(Display shows “V-00" ~ “V-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.
Balance Adjustment
Press button [11 t
adjustment moda. (°F
display.) Adjust the fad
side of button [2). To r
press er the (@) or m} side of button [2]
to turn on B.
Fader
Press
the
(+)
side
of
button
[2]
to
raise
the
volume
of
the
front
speaker
only.
Press
the
(-)
side
of
the
button
to
raise
the
volume
of
the rear speaker only.
(Display shows "F-F9” ~ “E-RQ” J
+
Please
set
“F-0"
when
using
2
speaker
system
Balance
Pressing
the
(+4)
side
of
button
[21s
balance
to
the
left
speaker.
while
the
(Ph)
side
shifts
it
to
the
right
speaker.
(Display
shows
“B-L9"
~
"B-R9")

Tone Adjustment
Press button [11] to select tone adjustment
mode. (“BS” appears.) Select the tone you
wish to adjust using the (+4) or (>) side of
button [2]. Each press of the () side
changes the tone from BS ~ TR, while each
press of the (4) side changes the tone from
TR- BS.
Bass Adjustment
Select the Bass mode.
Pressing the (+) side of button [2] increases
bass, while the (-) side decreases bass.
(Display shows “BS -6” ~ “BS 6”.)
Treble Adjustment
Select Treble adjustment mode.
Pressing the (+) side of button [2] increases
treble, while the (-) side decreases treble.
(Display shows "TR -6” ~ “TR 6”.)
Loudness Adjustment
This “loudness” function enhances both
the high and low ranges of sound to give
even more power to output even at low
volume.
Press button [11] to select loudness
adjustment mode. (The “LOUd” indicator
appears on the display.)
Pressing the (B®) side of button [2] turns the
loudness function on (LOUD [25] light up),
pressing the (4) side turns it off.
Attenuator
* DEH-313 does not have this function.
The volume will be reduced to about 1/10.
Press button [12]. ("V-12” will blink.) To
cancel, press the button again.
Using the Tuner
Parts Identification
[1] Source
{2] Tuning
Seek/Manual
Local Seek Sensitivity
{4] Band
{5] Local mode
[6] BSM/Preset Scan
[8] FM Monaural
[9] Preset
[9] D@ Tuning Step
{20] Preset Number
[21] FM Stereo
[22] FM Monaural
[23] Local mode
[24] Manual
[26] Frequency
{27] Band
HSTION3

steps
to
be
set
up.
As
the
tuning
step
from
one
region
to
another,
switch
th
j
uning
step
to
match
the
region
in
whic
the
unit
is
used:
:
AM Band
The
AM
band
can
be
set
at
either
9
kHz
or
10
kHz
(
the
initial
setting
is
9
kHz).
Turn'the
vehicle
ignition
to
ON
while
pressing
@
‘of
button
[9]
to
switch
between
9
kHz
and.
10
kHz.
ie
FM Band
The
FM
band
can
be
set
at
either
100
kHz
or
50
kHz
(the
initial
setting
is
100
kHz).
Turn
the
vehicle
ignition
to
ON
while
pressing
@
of
button
[9]
to
switches
between
100
kHz
and
50
kHz.
*
Carying
out
seek
tuning
when
the
FM
band
is
set
at
50
kHz
may
cause
the
tuning
to
stop
just
before
the
broadcast
station.
Should
this
occur,
perform
the
tuning
again
using
either
manual
or
seek
tunig.
Listening
to
the
Radio
1.Set
the
source
to
“tuner”
by
pressing
» button [1]o=
*
For
details,
refer
to
“Changing
the
Source”
on
page
10.
2.Select
the
band by
pressing
button
[4].
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
band
will
change
in
the
following
sequence:
FI(FM1)
—
FIKFM2)
—
FII(FM3)
—
A(AM)
3.Use
seek
tuning
or
manual
tuning
to
tune
to
a
radio
station.
3-1.
Set
the
tuning
mode
to
“seek”
or
“manual”
by
pressing
the
(4)
and
(>)
sides
of
button
[2]
simultaneously.
Repeat
this
operation
to
switch
to
the
other
tuning
mode.
(When
the
manual
tuning
mode
is
set,
“MANU”
124]
will
be
displayed.)
3-2.
Tune
by
Press
(<4)
or
(B)
of
button
[2].
(When
there
is
a
stereo
broadcast,
“CD”
[21]
will
be
displayed.)
Seek Tuning:
When
the
button
is
pressed,
stations
whose
signal
strength
is
above
a
certain
level
will
be
tuned
automatically.
Manual Tuning:
When
the
button
is
pressed,
the
frequency
will
change
by
one
step
up
or
down.
Using
the
Preset
Memory
‘
The
radio
stations
can
be
stored
in
memory
|
under
buttons
1
to
6
of
[9].
1.Tune
in
to
the
station
to
be
stored
in
memory.
2.Store
the
station
in
memory
by
pressing
*
one
of
the
buttons
(1
to
6)
for
at
least
2
seconds.
When
the
[20]
number
stops
blinking,
the
station
will
be
stored
in
memory
under
the
button
pressed.
*
Up
to
18
FM
stations
and
6
AM
stations
can
be
stored
in
memory.
Preset
Tuning
The
radio
stations
stored
in
memory
can
be
recalled
by
pressing
the
respective
button
1
to
6
of
[9].
The
station
stored
under
that
button
will
be
recalled.
(The
number
of
the
button
pressed
will
be
displayed
at
[20].)

Using the Best Stations Memory
(BSM)
The radio stations having a strong signal
can be tuned automatically and stored in
memory under buttons 1 to 6 [9]. Press
button [6] for at least 2 seconds. (The ”----
will blink.) After “----” stops blinking, the
stations will be stored in memory under
buttons 1 to 6 of [9].
BSM can be canceled mid-operation by
pressing button [6].
The stations will be stored under buttons
1 to 6 in the order of their signal strength.
”
The strongest station will be stored under
button 1, followed by stations with lower
signal strengths.
If there are fewer than 6 stations whose
signal is strong, there will be spare
memory.
It will take almost 30 seconds for BSM to
be completed.
Preset Scan Tuning
This
recalls
in
sequence
ail
the
stations
stored
in
memory
under
the
buttons
[9]
for
8 seconds each. Press button [6]. (The [20]
number
will
blink.)
To
cancel,
press
the
button again. After the desired station is
tuned, cancel the preset scan tuning. The
station will then continue to be received.
* Stations stored in memory under the
buttons [9] but whose signal is weak will
not be recalled.
Local Seek Tuning
When the local mode is set, the seek
tuning’s sensitivity level will become high
and only stations with a strong signal will
be seek tuned. The local mode’s seek
sensitivity can be adjusted.
Setting the Local Mode
Press button [5]. (The “LOC.S” [23] will
light.) To cancel the local mode, press the
button again.
Adjusting the Local Seek Sensitivity
There
are
4
local
seek
sensitivity
steps
for
FM and 2 steps for AM.
LOC-4 is the highest seek tuning
sensitivity
level.
Only
the
stations
with
a
strong
signal
are
tuned.
LOC-3,
LOC-2,
and LOC-1 in descending order enables
the
tuning
of
stations
with
a
respectively
weaker signal.
.Set
to
local
seek
sensitivity
adjustment
mode.
Press
button
{5]
for
at
least
2
seconds.
(The
current
sensitivity
level
“LOC2"
will
be
displayed.)
+
The
local
seek
sensitivity
adjustment
mode
will
be
canceled
after
about
5
seconds.
2. Adjust the sensitivity level by pressing
(4) or (P) of button [2].
.
—
FM Monaural Reception
if
a
stereo
broadcast
has
a
lot
of
noise,
switching
to
the
monaural
reception
mode
will
reduce
the
noise.
Press
button
[8].
(“MONO”
[22]
will
appear
on
the
display.)
To
cancel,
press
the
button
again.
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Playing Compact Discs
Parts Identification
1] Source
2) Track Number Search
Fast Forward and Reverse
3] Disc Insertion Slot
7] Eject
9] @ Pause
@ Repeat
@ Random play
28] Track number
[29] Manual
44
Discs
* Only use compact discs (optical digital
audio discs) bearing the mark shown
below.
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
.
Do not use cracked, scratched, or warped
discs.
Do not touch the disc’s playing side.
Handle the disc as shown below.
.
Do not affix any label on the disc.
Do not apply any vinyl record spray, anti-
static agent, benzene, paint thinner, or
any other volatile chemicals.
.
* Do not play a dirty disc. Use a soft cloth
to clean a dirty disc as shown below.
Wipe the disc outward from the center.
* Do not place the disc in high
temperatures and direct sunlight.
* Be sure to store the disc in its case.
CD Playing Environment
+ Disc playback may be interrupted by
sudden road shock.
+ When the air temperature is low and the
car heater is turned on, condensation on
the disc and internal parts of the unit may
prevent proper playback operation. If this
happens, turn off the unit and wait one
hour until the condensation is gone. Also,
use a soft cloth to wipe off any
condensation from the disc.

Listening to the CD Player
1.With the label side up, insert a disc into
[3]. Playback will start. (The track number
[28] will be displayed.)
* Do not insert the disc with the label side
down. Doing so may scratch the disc.
If the disc stops midway while it is
being inserted or if there is no playback
after a disc is inserted, something may
be wrong with the disc. Eject the disc
and check it.
2.Turn ON/OFF the dise playback. Press
button [1] to change the source.
+ For details, refer to “Changing the
Source”.
3.Eject the disc by pressing button [7].
» Do not leave the disc halfway into the
unit as shown below. Doing so may
cause the disc to be bent or dropped.
Using Track Number Search,
Fast Forward and Reverse
1.Set the mode to “track number search ”
or “fast forward and reverse”.
Press the (<4) and (P) sides of button [2]
simultaneously. Each time this is
repeated, the mode will switch between
the track number search mode and fast
forward and reverse mode. (When the
fast forward and reverse mode is set,
“MANU" [29] will light. Playback time is
then indicated in [28] on the display.)
2.Execute a track number search or fast
forward and reverse by pressing (4) and
(>) of button [2].
* Playback sound can be heard during fast
forward and reverse.
Pausing
The disc playback can be stopped
temporarily by pressing @ of button [9].
(The “----” will be displayed.) To cancel the
pause, press the button again.
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Rane PI i:
1:To play music randomly, press button @
of (9].("RDM” will appear on the display).
Once the current track has been played;
the microprocessor will randomly select
the next and subsequent tracks.
2.To cancel random play, press button @ of
[9} to turn off “RDM”.
* Since selections.are played in random
order, the same selection may be played
twice in succession.
16
mM with CD playback, an
displayed. ;
(Ex. "E-10")
lf an error is displayed, refer to the table
below to identify the problem. If the error is
displayed even after corrective action is
taken, contact your dealer or the nearest
authorized PIONEER Service Station.
D: Display
C: Cause
T: Treatment
D: E-11, 12, 14, 17, 30
C: The disc is dirty.
T: Clean the disc.
D: E-11, 12, 17, 30
C: The disc is scratched.
T: Replace the disc.
D: E-11, 14, 17
C: The disc is inserted with the label side
down.
T: Insert the disc with the label side up.
D: E-14
C: An unrecorded CD-R is being used.
T: Check the disc.
D: Display
C: Cause
T: Treatment
D: E-10, 11, 12,14, 17, 30, AO
C: Electrical or mechanical fault.
T: Turn off the car’s ignition and turn it back
on again. Or change the source to:
another one and then change it back to
CD.
D: HHHH
C: The CD player’s internal temperature is
high.
T: Wait until the CD player's internal
temperature goes down.

Additional Functions
Parts Identification
[1] Clock
{9] © Hour
@ Minute
@® Synchronization with a time
announcement
Using the Clock Display
Displaying the Time
Press button [1] for more than 2 seconds.
Press button [1] again for more than 2
seconds to release.
*
The
clock
can
be
displayed
only
when
the
power
is
ON.
*
When
another
operation
is
executed,
the
clock
will
turn
off
for
about
25
seconds
and
then
turn
on
again.
Adjusting the Hour
While pressing button [1], press button @
[9] to advance the hour by one hour.
+ When the button is held down, the hour
will change quickly.
Adjusting the Minute
While
pressing
button
[1],
press
button
2)
{9] to advance the minute by one minute.
+
When
the
button
is
held
down,
the
minute
will
change
quickly.
+
After
the
minute
is
adjusted,
the
clock
will
start
from
0
second
when
button
[1]
is
released.
Set
the
time time
using
“Synchronization
with
a
time
announcement.”
Pressing button @ of [9] while holding
down
button
[1]
causes
the
time
to
display
as “:00.”
When the minute display is in the range
00-29, the minute figure is restarted from
zero. (Example: When the time is “10:18,”
it restarts from ”10:00”.)
When
the
minute
display
is
in
the
range
30-59,
the
hour
figure
is
rounded
up
to
restart
the
minutes.
(Example:
When
the
time
is
“10:36”,
it
restarts
from
“11:00”.)
Using
the
Remote
Control
Loading Batteries
Precautions
.
DEH-313 does not have this function.
UM-4, AAA, IEC RO3 1.5V
Do not place the remote control unit in
high temperatures or in direct sunlight.
Install the batteries in the proper
direction.
Use only UM-4, AAA, or IEC R03 1.5V
batteries.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
The batteries provided with the unit are
not rechargeable. Therefore do not
recharge them.
If
the
remote
contro!
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
more
than
a
month,
remove
the
..
batteries.
If there is battery leakage, wipe the
leakage completely and install new
batteries.

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be
do
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Note:
Point the remote control at sensor [7] on
the main unit.
Otherwise, remote control operation may
not be executed.
When the main unit is in direct sunlight,
remote control operation might not be
possible.
Common Functions for Tuner and
CD
[12] Attenuator
{13] Learn
Following the procedures below, the learn
button on the remote controller can be
used to perform the same operation as the
button on the main unit.
1.Set to learn mode by pressing button [4]
for at least 2 seconds. (“LRN” will be
displayed.)
* The learn mode will be canceled after
about 8 seconds.
2.Press the button on the main unit that
you want memorized on the remote
controller.
+ Learn function cannot be used for
button [10].
[19] Volume
42
Tuner Functions
[14] Band
{15] BSM
Hold down the button for at least two
seconds to switch the BSM function ON
and OFF.
{16] Tuner power source
Press the button to switch the tuner power
source ON and OFF.
[18] (<4) (>) Seek tuning/Manual tuning
Press the buttons to select the station.
Press button [2] on the main unit to switch
between seek tuning and manual tuning
(see “Listening to the radio”).
It is not possible to switch between seek
and manual tuning using button [18].
[18] (A) (¥) Preset Tuning
When this button is pressed, the stations
stored under the button [9] will be recalled
in sequence.
CD Functions
{17] CD power source
Press the button to turn the CD power
source ON and OFF.
[18] (<4) (>) Track Number Search
When this button is pressed, the track
number will advance.

Specifications
General
Power
source................
14.4
V
DC
(10.8
—
15.6
V
allowable)
Grounding
system
0.2.00...
0.0.00
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Negative
type
Max.
current
consumption
......0..
00.000.
c
cc
cece
cece
cae
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6A
Dimensions
(DIN)
(mounting
size).
.............
178
(W)
x
50
(H)
x
150
(D)
mm
(ROSE)
airs.
hyn
aed
dee
eee:
188
(W)
x
58
(H)
»
20
(D)
mm
(D) (mounting size)................ 178 (W) x 50 (H) x 155 (D) mm
(NOSE)
aovnnts
cin
cnse
dee
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170
(W)
x
48
(H)
x
15
(D)
mm
Weightrsucahyeeasoad
scavees
Ledaes
mo
diuadaces
cae
h
ences
Side
1.5
kg
Amplifier
Continuous
power
output
is
10
W
per
channel
min.
into
4
ohms,
both
channels
driven
50
to
15,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
5%
THD.
Max.
power
output...
0.0.0...
cece
cece
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22
W
x
4
(EIAJ)
Continuous power output............0.0ccc cee cee eee eee 4Wx4
(1% dist. at 1 kHz)
Load impedance.................e cere eee 4Q (4 — 8Q allowable)
Preout output level/
output impedance...... occ cee cece eee 500 mV/1 kQ2
Tone controls (bass)............. 0.0 cee cece eee +10 dB (100 Hz)
(treble) sci cisccccecs ever eeene cans +10 dB (10 kHz)
Loudness contour................ +10 dB (100 Hz), +7 dB (10 kHz}
(volume: -30 dB)
CD player
Systemcseee
nia
ce
elses
sa
hesetes
Compact
disc
audio
system
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tana
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eoriusle
Ieee
Compact
disc
Sampling
frequency:
44.1
kHz
Number
of
quantization
bits:
16;
linear
Frequency
characteristics..................
5
—~
20,000
Hz
(+1
dB)
Signal-to-noise
ratio
...............
94
dB
(1
kHz)
(IEC-A
network)
Dynamic
range.
.......
0.
ccc
cece
cee
ee cn ee
ences
90
dB
(1
kHz)
Number
of
channels
...........00c:cceec
cer
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2
(stereo)
FM
tuner
Frequency
range..........
ccc
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cer
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87.5
—
108
MHz
Usable
sensitivity..........
11
dBF
(1.01.V/75Q,
mono,
S/N:
30
dB)
50
dB
quieting
sensitivity..............
16
dBf
(1.7uV/75Q,
mono)
Signal-to-noise
ratio..............00.00
cea
70
dB
(IEC-A
network)
Distortion
.2.4
Seeseew
Ses
hcrwon
es
0.3%
(at
65
dBf,
1
kHz,
stereo)
Frequency
response..............ec0eeeee
30
—-
15,000
Hz
(+3
dB)
Stereo
separation
.............e
eevee
eee
40
dB
(at
65
dBf,
1
kHz)
AM
tuner
Frequency
range
...........ec
cece
eee
eee
531
—
1,602
kHz
(9
kHz)
530
—
1,710
kHz
(10
kHz)
Usable
sensitivity..................
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18uV
(25
dB)
(S/N:
20
dB)
SGlECHIVILY.
oand
cv
ee
eiaatuceedeas
catia
adences
50
dB
(+9
kHz)
50
dB
(2:10
kHz)
Note:
Specifications and the design are subject to possible modification
without notice due to improvements.
HSPIONa