Pioneer DEH-770 User manual
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Note:
A
“CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT"
label
is
affixed
to
the
bottom
of
the
player.
(Fig.
1)
(Fig.
2)
There
is
a
screw
on
the
top
of
the
unit
to
protect
the
unit
during
trans-
portation.
Remove
the
screw
before
installing
the
unit
and
fix
the
seal
supplied
over
the
screw
hole.
Keep
the
screw
because
it
must
be
used
if
you
transport
the
unit
later.
(Fig.
2)
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
Fig.
1
Fig.
2
Features
a
An
8-times-oversampling
digital
filter
and
1-bit
digital-to-analog
converter
allow
CD’s
to
be
played
with
exceptional
fidelity.
Plays
8-cm
and
12-cm
CDs.
No
adapter
needed
for
8-cm
discs.
Various
selection
functions
(track
number
search,
highlight
scan,
fast
forward
and
reverse).
Built-in
highly
sensitive
‘‘Automatic
Reception
Control’
(ARC)
for
automatic
control
of
stereo
separation,
muting,
and
fre-
quency
characteristics
to
match
the
strength
of
the
FM
signal.
The
Best
Stations
Memory
automatically
memorizes
the
six
best
(strongest)
stations
in
the
six
preset
buttons
in
the
order
of
their
strength.
Removable
front
panel
protects
against
theft.
Wireless
remote
controller
included
as
an
accessory
to
keep
often
used
controls
at
your
fingertips.
(This
feature
is
provided
for
the
DEH-770.)
25W
+
25W
maximum
output
for
sound
with
power
to
spare.
Electronic
Tuner
Frequency
allocation
differs
depending
upon
the
area.
This
unit
has
been
designed
in
accordance
with
the
frequency
allocations
for
Western
Europe,
Asia,
the
Middle
and
Near
East,
Africa,
Aus-
tralia
and
Oceania.
Use
in
other
areas
may
result
in
improper
reception
of
AM.
ising
the
Removable
Front
Panel
The
front
panel
of
this
unit
can
be
removed
to
prevent
theft.
2.
To
remove
the
front
panel,
pull
its
left-hand
side
toward
you.
e
If
the
car’s
ignition
switch
is
turned
‘‘OFF’’
with
the
front
panel
re-
maining
on
the
main
body,
the
buzzer
will
be
heard
for
a
few
seconds
in
order
to
warn
you
that
the
panel
must
be
removed
for
the
purpose
of
preventing
theft
when
leaving
the
car.
Detaching
the
Front
Panel
1.
Press
button
(1),
and
the
left-hand
side
of
the
panel
will
eject.
m
Front
panel
1)
Open
button
Front
panel
e
Take
care
not
to
put
pressure
on
the
display
or
drop
the
front
panel.
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3.
Enclose
for
safekeeping
the
front
panel
that
is
removed
in
the
supplied
protective
case.
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MPIONEER
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EBOEG
XV
Protective
case
DEH-770
Front
panel
Replacing
the
Front
Panel
1.
With
a
hollow
in
the
right-hand
end
of
the
front
panel
aligned
to
projec-
tions
on
the
right-hand
front
wall
of
the
equipment,
press
the
panel’s
left-hand
side
against
the
equipment
to
put
it
into
place.
Projection
Front
panel
—t
¢
When
replacing
the
front
panel,
do
not
put
pressure
on
the
display
or
control
buttons.
Precautions
¢
Do
not
force
the
front
panel
to
remove
it.
®
Do
not
touch
the
contacts
on
the
front
panel
or
on
the
unit
body,
since
this
may
result
in
poor
electrical
contact.
If
dirt
or
other
foreign
substances
get
on
the
contacts,
wipe
them
with
a
clean,
dry
cloth.
Precautions
When
Handling
the
Front
Panel
©
Do
not
leave
the
front
panel
in
any
area
exposed
to
high
tempera-
tures
or
direct
sunlight.
Do
not
drop
the
front
panel
or
otherwise
subject
it
to
strong
impact.
Do
not
allow
such
volatile
agents
as
benzine,
thinner,
or
insecticides
to
come
into
contact
with
the
surface
of
the
front
panel.
¢
Never
try
to
disassemble
the
front
panel.
Adjusting
Volume
and
Tone
2)
tc
a
(1)
Volume/Audio
adjustment
Switching
Power
On
pac
2)
Illumination
Switch
Tuner
;
;
.
Press
button
©
to
switch
the
tuner
power
on.
Press
button
©)
again
to
(3)
Disc
Insertion
Slot
switch
the
power
off.
Eject/Remote
Controller(4:
CD
Player
Sensor
(DEH-770)
When
a
disc
is
inserted
half-way
into
the
disc
insertion
slot
(3)
with
its
Eject
(DEH-760)
label
side
upward,
the
disc
is
automatically
loaded
and
played.
To
remove
the
disc,
push
button
(4).
Changing
the
source
To
change
the
source,
push
button
(6)
with
the
disc
inserted
in
the
slot.
At
each
press
of
the
button,
the
source
changes
as
follows:
CD
Player-
Slee,
Tuner-OFF
Note
that
if
you
press
button
©)
to
halt
playing,
the
disc
resumes
playing
with
about
the
remainder
when
set
to
start
again.
DEH-770
‘
5 .
Display
Adjusting
Audio
|
When
the
display
indicates
disc
or
tuner,
press
button
(1)
to
adjust
the
_5)
Shift/Loudness
volume.
Each
press
of
button
()
changes
the
display
and
the
function
of
button
(1)
as
follows:
‘6)
Source
Selector
Volume—Fader~Bass>Treble>Balance
Adjusting
Volume
Pressing
the
(+)
side
of
button
(@)
increases
the
volume,
while
the
(—)
side
decreases
it.
Adjusting
the
Fader
This
function
controls
the
balance
between
the
front
and
rear
speakers
of
a
4-speaker
system.
Pressing
the
(+)
side
of
button
(1)
shifts
the
balance
to
the
front
speakers,
while
the
(—)
side
shifts
it
to
the
rear
speakers.
For
2-speaker
systems,
set
FAD
0.
Adjusting
Bass
Pressing
the
(+)
side
of
button
(1)
increases
bass,
while
the
(—)
side
decreases
bass.
Adjusting
Treble
Pressing
the
(+)
side
of
button
(4)
increases
treble,
while
the
(—)
side
decreases
treble.
Adjusting
Balance
Pressing
the
(—)
side
of
button
(1)
shifts
the
balance
to
the
left
speaker,
while
the
(+)
side
shifts
it
to
the
right
speaker.
¢
When
you're
adjusting
fader,
bass,
treble,
or
balance
settings,
the
indicator
will
stop
at
the
center
setting.
About
5
seconds
after
adjust-
ment
has
been
made,
the
display
returns
to
its
previous
state.
Using
the
Loudness
Function
Press
button
G)
for
about
two
seconds
and
the
“LOUD”
indication
will
appear
on
the
display.
This
loudness
function
lets
you
enhance
both
high
and low
frequencies
to
give
a
more
natural
sound
at
low
volumes.
To
cancel
this
function,
press
button
(5)
again
for
about
two
seconds.
Switching
Illumination
Colour
You
can
select
either
green
or
amber
for
the
switch
illumination
colour.
To
switch
the
colour,
hold
down
button
(2)
for
two
seconds.
Using
the
Radio
‘1)
Source
Selector
[1]
Press
Button
(1)
to
switch
the
radio
power
on.
oO
=
Pe
(2)
Band
BAG
(3)
Tuning/Local
Seek
Sensitivity/Seek,
Manual
[2]
Press
Button
(2)
to
select
a
band.
Fi
mFua>Fu
rN
(FM1) (FM2)
(FM3)
(MW/LW)
Use
button
@)
to
switch
between
MW
(531-1,602
kHz)
and
LW
(153-281
kHz).
[3]
Use
seek
tuning
to
tune
in
a
frequency.
Confirm
that
the
‘‘SEEK”
indicator
@
is
shown
on
the
display
(if
not,
press
the
(+)
and
(—)
sides
of
button
@)
at
the
same
time).
Press
the
(+)
side
of
button
@)
to
automatically
tune
in
the
next
higher
receivable
frequency,
and
the
(—)
side
for
a
lower
frequency.
[4]
Adjust
volume
and
tone
(see
page
5).
(4)
Best
Stations
Memory
(BSM)
Remote
Controller
Senser
(DEH-770)
|
‘5)
Preset
Scan
Display
meron
[5]
Assign
the
tuned
frequency
to
one
of
the
Buttons
in
Bank
8)
Preset
|
©
Local
Station
(preset
memory).
‘7.
EM
Stereo/Mono
Press
and
hold
down
one
of
the
buttons
in
Bank
(8)
for
at
least
two
sec-
Bots
Se
Sie
nets
.
~
onds.
The
frequency
is
assigned
to
the
selected
button
when
the
preset
®
Local
Station
number
@
stops
flashing
on
the
display.
Up
to
18
FM
stations
(6
each
ne
for
FM1,
FM2
and
FM3),
and
six
MW/LW
stations
can
be
assigned
to
Frequency
FM
Stereo
the
preset
memory
buttons
in
Bank
(8).
Once
a
frequency
is
assigned
to
a
Button
in
Bank
(8),
you
just
need
to
press
that
Button
to
tune
it
in.
This
also
causes
the
number
of
the
button
pressed
to
appear
at
Position
@
on
the
display.
Preset
Scan
Tuning
This
function
lets
you
automatically
monitor
the
stations
assigned
to
the
preset
buttons.
1.
Press
the
button
&),
and
the
preset
number
@
flash.
Each
station
assigned
to
the
buttons
in
Bank
(8)
will
be
automatically
tuned
in
for
about
eight
seconds.
2.
When
you
hear
a
station
that
you
like,
press
button
(6)
again
to
can-
cel
preset
scan
tuning
and
remain
at
that
station.
BSM
(Best
Stations
Memory)
This
function
automatically
locates
stronger
stations
and
automatically
assigns
their
frequencies
to
the
buttons
in
Bank
(8),
from
strongest
to
weakest.
It
comes
in
handy
when
trying
to
find
local
stations
while
driving.
1.
Press
button
(2)
and
select
a
band.
2.
Hold
down
button
(4).
After
about
two
seconds,
a
‘‘beep’’
will
sound
to
signal
that
the
BSM
search
has
started.
At
this
time,
‘’
-
-
-
-
will
flash
on
the
display.
3.
The
frequency
display
will
return
once
BSM
search
is
complete,
and
frequencies
are
assigned
to
buttons
1
through
6
in
Bank
©).
e
At
the
end
of
the
BSM
search,
the
displayed
frequency
is
that
assigned
to
button
[1
]
of
Bank
@).
e
tf
there
are
fewer
than
six
strong
stations
in
the
area,
some
of
the
buttons
in
Bank
(8)
will
not
be
assigned
frequencies,
so
they
will
retain
any
frequencies
assigned
to
them
previously.
¢
BSM
search
may
take
as
long
as
30
seconds
in
areas
where
there
are
few
strong
stations.
¢
You
can
cancel
BSM
search
by
pressing
button
(@)
again.
Manual
Tuning
Use
manual
tuning
when
stations
are
too
weak
to
be
picked
up
by
seek
tuning.
1.
Press
both
(+)
and
(—)
sides
of
button
(@)
simultaneously
to
illuminate
“MANU”
@
2.
Each
press
of
the
(+)
side
of
button
@)
increases
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
(—)
side
of
button
@)
decreases
the
frequency.
Holding
down
either
side
of
button
@)
changes
the
frequency
at
high
speed.
Switching
between
FM
Stereo
and
Mono
Generally,
it
is
best
to
allow
the
ARC
(Automatic
Reception
Control)
func-
tion
to
automatically
set
the
optimum
listening
conditions.
When
there
is
a
large
amount
of
noise,
you
can
press
button
(7)
for
clearer
mono
recep-
tion
(“MONO”
@®
will
appear
on
the
display).
Adjusting
Seek
Sensitivity
The
seek
tuning
function
of
this
tuner
lets
you
select
between
a
local
setting
for
reception
of
strong
stations
only,
and
a
DX
(distant)
setting
for
reception
of
weaker
stations.
The
local
setting
also
has
four
seek
tuning
sensitivity
levels
for
FM
and
two
levels
for
MW/LW
to
match
local
conditions.
Changing
the
Local
Seek
Sensitivity
1.
Use
button
(2)
to
select
a
band.
2.
Hold
down
the
button
©)
for
more
than
two
seconds,
and
the
display
will
show
you
the
current
local
seek
sensitivity
for
about
five
seconds.
(Example:
LOC-2)
3.
While
the
local
seek
sensitivity
remains
on
the
display,
press
the
(+)
side
of
button
@)
to
increase
the
sensitivity
level,
and
the
(—)
side
to
decrease
the
level
as
shown
below.
FM
:
LOC-1=®LOC-22%LOC-3<2LOC-4
MW/LW:
LOC-12®LOC-2
The
LOC-4
setting
allows
reception
of
only
the
strongest
stations,
while
lower
settings
let
you
receive
progressively
weaker
stations.
e
The
display
of
local
seek
sensitivity
returns
to
the
frequency
when
about
five
seconds
have
elapsed
after
the
change
of
sensitivity.
Switching
between
Local
and
DX
Press
button
(6)
to
switch
between
Local
and
DX
(distant)
seek
tuning.
When
“LOC”
@
is
shown
on
the
display,
seek
tuning
is
performed
with
the
local
seek
sensitivity.
Otherwise,
seek
tuning
is
performed
with
the
DX
seek
sensitivity.
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Z
7)
5
a
=
Tuner
Operation
Using
the
Remote
Control
Note:
Remote
control
is
only
available
on
DEH-770.
DEH-760
does
not
have
remote
control
function.
Transmitter
|
TUNER
PRESET
CH
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TRACK
@—_@
=
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neve
~
VOLUME
+
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=
ATTENUATOR!
7)
®
PIONEER
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
(1)
Tuner
The
tuner
Is
selected.
Pressing
again
turns
off
the
power.
@)
Band
Band
changes.
Fy
Fu
>
Fm
>M/AL
(FM
1)
(FM2)
(FM3)
(MW/LW)
(3)
Best
Stations
Memory
Hold
on
this
button
for
about
two
seconds,
and
you
will
hear
a
beep
and
see
Best
Stations
Memory
start.
10
(4)
Preset
Channel
Press
to
tune
the
frequencies
assigned
to
the
preset
button
memory.
Pressing
the
(+)
side
tunes
in
the
next
high
preset
button
number,
while
(—)
tunes
in
the
next
lower
preset
button
number.
The
preset
number
changes
at
high
speed
when
you
hold
either
side
of
this
button
down.
()
FM
Stereo/Mono
Press
this
button
to
change
between
stereo
and
mono
reception.
(©)
Volume
Press
the
(+)
side
to
increase
volume
and
the
(—)
side
to
decrease
volume.
@)
Attenuator
Press
to
reduce
the
volume
to
1/10
of
its
current
setting
(volume
display
flashes).
Pressing
again
returns
the
volume
to
its
original
level.
¢
This
function
is
available
using
the
remote
controller
unit
only.
Preparing
to
Use
the
Remote
Controller
Unit
Loading
Batteries
1.
Remove
the
battery
compartment
cover
from
the
remote
controller
unit.
2.
Load
two
batteris,
whose
type
is
UM-4,
AAA,
or
RO3,
as
applicable,
that
come
with
the
unit
into
the
remote
controller
unit,
ensuring
that
their
polarity
(+/—)
is
correct.
3.
Replace
the
battery
compartment
cover.
Precautions
When
Loading
Batteries
Note
the
following
precautions
when
loading
batteries
into
the
remote
controller
unit
to
avoid
damage
due
to
battery
fluid
leakage.
Always
check
carefully
that
you
are
loading
batteries
with
their
®
and
©
poles
facing
in
the
proper
directions.
Never
mix
old
and
new
batteries.
Always
replace
batteries
with
two
new
ones.
Some
batteries
may
appear
to
be
identical
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.
If
you
find
that
fluid
has
leaked,
thoroughly
wipe
out
the
battery
compartment
and
load
a
set
of
new
batteries.
11
bs
2
2)
=
DQ
=
Installing
the
Remote
Controller
Unit
Attach
Velcro
tape
to
the
back
of
the
remote
control
unit.
Remove
the
oilpaper
from
the
back
and
attach.
Affix
a
strip
of
Velcro
tape
to
the
back
of
the
remote
control
unit.
Remove
the
oil
paper
on
the
back
and
affix
into
place.
¢
Thoroughly
wipe
off
the
surface
before
affixing
the
Velcro
tape.
12
Precautions
¢
Keep
the
remote
controller
unit
in
an
area
not
exposed
to
long
periods
of
direct
sunlight.
e
The
remote
controller
unit
may
not
operate
properly
if
the
transmitter
of
the
remote
controller
unit
is
pointed
towards
the
floor
or
the
seat
of
the
vehicle.
¢
Since
the
transmitter
employs
and
infrared
system,
it
may
not
operate
properly
while
car
stereo
unit
is
exposed
to
direct
sunlight.
In
such
a
case,
block
the
sunlight
from
the
sensor
and
then
perform
the
desired
operation.
¢
If
the
remote
controller
fails
to
operate
unless
it
is
brought
close
to
the
unit,
it
may
indicate
that
battery
power
is
low.
Replace
the
batteries
in
the
remote
controller.
Playing
Compact
Discs
“1:
Source
Selector
2
(2)
Track
Number
Search/Fast
Foward,
Reverse
Eject/Remote
Controlk
(4)
er
Sensor
(DEH-770)
Eject
(DEH-760)
|
3)
Disc
Insertion
Slot
|
S
(-1L2]
SOURCE
SMIFT/LOUD
[sanson}
SEEK/TRACK
‘Bte
OF
t-bit
O/A
CONVERTER/REW+RBW
|
rm
boda
PIONEER
cet-r0
Cdise
Display
DEH-770
5)
Highlight
Scan
“6:
Random
Play
7)
Music
Repeat
@
Disc
Run
Indicator
|
@
Track
Number
oe
7
(bth
Bee.
MANU.
<
©
ADM”
SCAN.
PT
ye
Highlight
Scan
@
Random
Play
Music
Repeat
@®
Manual
(1]
When
a
disc
is
inserted
half-way
into
the
disc
insertion
slot
(3)
with
its
label
side
upward,
the
disc
is
automatically
loaded
and
played.
(Track
number
@
and
disc
run
@
indications
will
appear
on
the
display.)
[2]
Use
track
number
search
to
select
a
track.
See
that
no
“MANU”
@
illuminates
on
display.
If
it
does,
then
turn
it
off
by
pressing
the
(+)
and
(—)
sides
of
Button
@)
simultaneously.
Press
the
(+)
side
of
button
@
to
increase
the
number
at
position
©,
or
the
(—)
side
to
decrease
the
number.
Holding
either
side
of
button
@)
down
changes
the
track
number
at
high
speed.
[3]
Adjust
volume
and
tone
(see
page
5).
[4]
To
eject
or
change
the
disc,
press
Button
@).
If
an
ejected
disc
is
pushed
back
into
the
slot,
it
will
be
loaded
and
played
again.
Note:
¢
Ifa
disc
can
only
be
inserted
halfway,
or
if
the
disc
does
not
play
after
being
loaded,
something
may
be
wrong
with
the
disc.
Eject
the
disc
by
pressing
button
@),
and
check
it.
if it
is
all
right,
insert
it
again.
¢
Insert
the
disc
with
its
label
(printed)
side
facing
up.
If
the
disc
is
inserted
with
the
label
side
facing
down,
it
will
not
play,
and
the
recorded
side
may
be
damaged.
©
Do
not
insert
two
discs
into
the
slot
at
the
same
time.
This
may
cause
a
malfunction.
HSITDNa
Using
Highlight
Scan
Highlight
Scan
is
designed
to
enable
you
to
conveniently
scan
all
pieces
of
music
contained
in
the
disc
by
playing
10
seconds
each
at
your
designated
point
of
time
after
the
start
of
the
music.
The
starting
time
of
play
is
set
at
one
minute
in
factory.
Therefore,
the
Highlight
Scan
begins
one
minute
after
the
start
unless
you
designate
it
otherwise.
When
you
do
not
want
to
change
the
factory-set
time:
1,
Press
Button
(5),
and
“SCAN”
@
will
illuminate.
2.
The
contained
pieces
of
music
will
be
played
in
sequence
for
10
seconds
each
one
minute
after
the
beginning.
3.
Press
Button
(5)
again
when
your
selected
piece
comes,
and
it
will
continue
to
play.
At
this
point,
the
Highlight
Scan
discontinues
to
operate.
¢
The
previous
function
automatically
resumes
when
a
piece
of
music
with
which
Highlight
Scan
began
returns.
Changing
the
Starting
Time
of
Highlight
Scan
When
you
want
to
set
the
starting
time
of
the
Highlight
Scan
to
30
seconds:
1.
Press
Button
(2),
(+)
and
(—)
sides
simultaneously,
and
“MANU”
@®
will
illuminate
and
time
numerals
will
be
displayed.
2.
Keep
pressing
either
(+)
or
(—)
side
of
Button
@
until
the
numerals
reaches
30.
3.
Hold
down
Button
(5)
for
two
or
more
seconds,
and
“SCAN”
@
will
illuminate
and
the
Highlight
Scan
will
begin
30
seconds
after
the
start
of
the
next
piece
of
music.
14
*
The
starting
time
of
Highlight
Scan
can
be
designated
at
ten
or
tens
of
seconds
only.
A
tenth
or
tenths
of
seconds
can
be
disregraded.
¢
If
apiece
of
music
ends
before
your
designated
point
of
time
at
which
Highlight
Scan
starts,
the
scanning
is
performed
for
its
beginning
10
seconds.
*
If
a
piece
of
music
lasts
less
than
10
seconds,
so
does
the
Highlight
Scan.
¢
You
may
wish
to
change
the
starting
time
longer
without
suspending
the
function.
You
may
do
so,
however,
only
to
a
relatively
long-playing
piece
of
music
because,
as
a
matter
of
course,
the
time
cannot
be
set
so
as
to
come
after
the
end
of
the
music.
Using
Random
Play
This
function
uses
the
built-in
microprocessor
to
randomly
play
tracks
from
the
disc.
1.
Press
button
6).
““RDM’’
@
will
appear
on
the
display.
Once
the
current
track
has
been
played,
the
microprocessor
will
randomly
select
the
next
track.
2.
To
cancel
random
play,
press
button
©)
again.
Using
Music
Repeat
This
function
lets
you
listen
to
a
track
as
many
times
as
you
wish.
1.
While
the
track
you
want
to
repeat
is
playing,
press
button
@).
“o""
@
will
appear
on
the
display.
Now
the
track
will
repeat
until
the
music
repeat
function
is
canceled.
2.
To
cancel
music
repeat,
press
button
(7)
again.
¢
When
music
repeat
is
not
operational,
the
whole
disc
will
be
played
repeatedly.
Playing
Disc
by
Remote
Control
Using
Fast
Forward
and
Reverse
1.
Press
simultaneously
both
(+)
and
(—)
sides
of
the
button
(2)
“MANU”
@®
will
appear
on
the
display.
At
this
time
the
display
will
show
the
amount
of
elapsed
disc
play
time.
2.
Press
the
(+)
side
of
button
@
for
fast
forward,
and
the
(—)
side
for
reverse.
¢
Sound
is
output
during
fast
forward
and
reverse
operations.
@
When
a
disc
in
which
there
are
several
seconds
between
tracks
is
used,
the
amount
of
elapsed
disc-play
time
is
shown,
for
example,
as
—
002
and
~—0°01.
Note:
Remote
control
is
only
available
on
DEH-770.
DEH-760
does
not
have
remote
control
function.
Transmitter
ATIONS.
MEMORY
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ST
TUNER
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Connecting
the
Units
cD
ee
a
disc
is
inserted
in
the
built-in
CD
player,
the
unit
will
switch
to
disc
play
mode.
Pushing
the
button
once
again
turns
the
power
off.
@)
Track
Number
Search
Press
to
search
for
a
selection
(track
number)
on
the
current
disc.
Press
the
(+)
side
to
increase
the
track
number
on
the
display,
and
the
(—)
side
to
reduce
the
track
number.
Holding
down
either
side
of
this
button
changes
the
track
number
at
high
speed.
@)
Music
Repeat/Random
Play
Use
this
button
to
select
music
repeat
or
random
play
mode.
Pressing
this
button
repeatedly
cycles
the
mode
through
RPT,
RDM,
and
normal.
(4)
Release
Press
this
button
to
cancel
music
repeat,
random
play
and
highlight
scan.
G)
Volume
Press
the
(+)
side
to
increase
volume
and
the
(—)
side
to
decrease
volume.
(©)
Attenuator
Press
to
reduce
the
volume
to
1/10
of
its
current
setting
(volume
display
flashes).
Pressing
again
returns
the
volume
to
its
original
level.
e
This
function
is
available
using
the
remote
controller
unit
only.
16
Before
making
final
connections,
make
temporary
connections
then
operate
the
unit
to
check
for
any
connecting
cord
problems.
Refer
to
the
owner’s
manual
for
details
on
connecting
the
various
cords
of
the
power
amp
and
other
units,
then
make
connections
correctly.
Be
sure
to
connect
the
memory
power
supply
lead
(orange)
to
a
terminal
that
is
always
supplied
with
power
regardless
of
the
vehicle’s
ignition
switch
position.
If
this
connection
is
made
incorrectly
or
is
forgotten,
the
unit
will
not
work
at
all.
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.
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
types
possessing
minimum
rating
of
25W
and
impedance
of
4
to
8
ohms.
Connecting
speakers
with
output
and/or
impedance
values
other
than
those
noted
here
can
damage
the
speakers.
2/4-speaker
system
¢
When
using
only
a
single
power
amp
(sold
separately),
connect
the
Antenna
jack
rear
output
cord
to
the
main
amp.
(DEH-770)
pom
meh
oie
mem
Black
(ground)
:
f
“|
eo
tea
g
2G
To
vehicle
(metal)
body.
;
Front
out
i
|
,
i
=
out
To
electric
terminal
P
ji
Red
controlled
by
ignition
4
:
To
system
control
switch
(12
V
DC}
a
i
Red
White
terminal
of
the
power
ON/OFF.
;
j
SoS
ee
ea
eee,
ek
ee
eee,
AMP
(4-speaker
system)
Re
White
;
:
or
Auto-antenna
relay
:
.
Beep
rape,
SS
ee)
ene
eon
A
_.&
control
terminal
(Max.
Orange
To
terminal
always
‘
Connecting
cords
with
5
300.mA
12
V
DC).
eX;
>—
supplied
with
power
Swe
Re
:
RCA
pin
plugs
(sold
Fuse
holder
regardless
of
ignition
bitad
depicts
in
this
f
separately)
{
Blue
switch
position.
(These
leads
are
included
i
a
—
=
with
the
DEH-770.)
‘
Fuse
holder
Yellow
_
To
lighting
switch
i
i
terminal.
{
Power
amp
(sold
;
a
separately)
A
RE
reen/
Gray/black
black
Ca
a)
ote
3
Left
Right
_
ee
Not
connected
to
~
aa
anything
for
2-speaker
system.
Hwy
CREE:
Rae
AR
EEE
ATG
ERK
OSTRT
OSES
EA
ReeS:
|
TEE
SAGE?
AER
GEE
GEE
ER
RRR
EE
EEE
ates
EER
Sere
eee
RHR
9
17
tT
Z
3)
e
n
=
External
4
channel
amp
system
(DEH-770)
;
¢
Optional
front
speakers
can
be
connected
as
illustrated
with
in
the
i
out
;
we
;
----"",
to
make
it
a
6-speaker
system.
Antenna
jack
:
:
;
has
bes
In
this
case,
fader
function
of
this
unit
will
control
the
volume
balance
((
<a)
between
the
four
front
speakers
and
the
two
rear
speakers.
C{S
To
vehicle
(metal)
body.
|
va
A
Black
(ground)
___]
controlled
by
ignition
auc
pec
Red
cwitch
(12
V
BC)
To
electric
terminal
Front
out
To
system
control
ON/OFF.
Red
White
Red
White
oe
Ot
ie
power
Orange
To
terminal
always
e:
||
supplied
with
power
a9
RCA
pin
plugs
(sold
separately)
Connecting
cord
with
-
Power
amp
(sold
_-
separately)
18
Fuse
holder
_
regardless
of
ignition
Yellow
Switch
position.
To
lighting
switch
terminal.
Blue Blue
Blue
>
|
Co-oSs
Fuse
holder
yoo
wel
delat
a
wg
*
Green
Gray
*
Power
amp
(sold
c
SI
separately)
Fao
erat
ee
=
No
connection
in
this
é
Green’
Gray/
type
of
system.
i
black
black
i
Left
om
oats
ven
NE
cathe
ks
ee
all
Right
hae
Installation
Note:
e
Use
only
the
parts
included
with
the
unit
to
ensure
proper
installation.
e
If
installation
angle
exceeds
30°
from
horizontal,
the
unit
might
not
The
use
of
unauthorized
parts
can
cause
malfunctions.
give
its
optimum
performance.
(Fig.
1)
¢
Consult
with
your
nearest
dealer
if
installation
requires
the
drilling
of
®
The
semiconductor
laser
will
be
damaged
if
it
overheats,
so
don’t
install
holes
or
other
modifications
of
the
vehicle.
the
unit
anywhere
hot
—
for
instance,
near
a
heater
outlet.
Installation
with
the
rubber
bush
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.
Dashboard
Frame
30°
Fig.
1
19
m
4
a)
SS
D
=
Installation
without
the
rubber
bush
Removing
the
unit
Dashboard
y
Nut
(5
mm)
f
Insert
the
release
pin
into
the
hole
in
the
i
bottom
of
the
frame
and
pull
out
to
Drill
5-6.0
/
Strap
thes
eae
f
Be
sure
to
use
the
strap
to
secure
remove
the
frame.
hole.
x
Z-7
the
back
of
the
unit
in
place.
The
strap
can
be
bent
by
hand
to
the
desired
angle.
Screw
(5x
16
mm)
/
.
Nut
(5
mm)
Lever
Position
the
accessory
levers
with
the
tabs
pointing
up.
Insert
the
levers
into
the
slots
on
both
sides
of
the
unit
until
they
lock
into
place.
Pulling
off
the
levers
makes
it
possible
to
remove
the
unit
from
the
dashboard.
7
20
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