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Before

Using

This

Product

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About

This

Manual

This

tunerv/CD

player

features

a

number

of

sophisticated

functions

cusuring

superior

reception

and

operation.

All

are

designed

for

the

causiest

possible

use.

but

mney

are

not

self-exphinatory.

This

operttion

manual

is

intended

to

help

vou

benefit

fully

from

their

potengal

and

to

maxunize

your

listenimyg

enjoyment.

Ee

We

recommend

that

you

familiarize

yourself

with

the

functions

and

their

operation

by

reading

through

the

manual

before

you

begin

using

the

tuner/CD

player.

It

is

especially

important

that

you

read

and

observe

the

“Precautions”

on

this

page

and

in

other

sections.

Precautions

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

|

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

HEREIN

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

CAUTION:

THE

USE

OF

OPTICAL

INSTRUMENTS

WITH

THIS

PRODUCT

WILL

INCREASE

EYE

|

CAUTION:

USE

OF

CONTROL

OR

ADJUSTMENT

OR

HAZARD.

—

*

Keep

this

manual

handy

us

a

reference

for

operating

procedures

and

precautions.

*

Always

keep

the

volume

Jow

enough

for

outside

sounds

to

be

audible.

*

Protect

the

tuner/CD

player

from

moisture

“Hf

the

batiery

is

disconnected.

the

preset

memory

will

be

erased

and

must

be

4

reprogramme

Hothis

wis

lo

operate

properly.

contict

your

dealer

or

vour

nearest

authorized

Pioneer

Service

Station

Theft

protection

The

front

panel

of

the

main

body

is

detachable

to

discourage

theft.

Detaching

the

front

panei

1.

Press

the

Detach

button.

Detaching

and

Replacing’

the

Front

Panel

2.

Grip

the

right

side

of

the

front

panel

and

pull

it

toward

you.

Take

care

not

to

grip

it

tightly

or

drop

it.

3.

Use

the

protective

case

provided

to

store/carry

the

detached

front

panel.

Replacing

the

front

panel

*

Replace

the

front

panel

by

clipping

it

into

place.

Precaution:

*

Never

use

force

or

grip

the

display

tightly

when

removing

the

front

panel

or

replacing

the

front

panel.

*

Avoid

subjecting

the

front

panel

to

excessive

shocks.

*

Keep

the

front

panel

out

of

direct

sunlight

and

high

POP

peeH

tires.

Displaying

the

time

*

To

turn

the

time

display

ON

or

OFF,

press

the

Clock

button

with

the

Source

ON,

The

time

display

disappears

temporarily

when

you

perform

another

operation,

but

the

time

tndicatton

returns

to

the

display

after

25

seoonds

|

Setting

the

time

|

Setting

the

Hours

*

While

holding

down

the

Clock

button,

press

button

7

te

set

the

hour.

Setting

the

Minutes

¢

While

holding

down

the

Clock

button,

press

button

2

to

set

the

minute.

When

you

release

the

Clock

button.

the

second

count

begins

from

00

seconds.

+

While

hoiding

down

the

Clock

button,

press

button

3

to

reset

the

minute

and

second

indications

to

zero.

feo

the

clock

1s

reset

while

a

time

in

the

“}2:29"

range

is

displaved.

the

indication

changes

to

"12:00".

Note:

The

hour

and

minute

can

be

advanced

by

the

respective

buttons

either

vely

or

continuously.

pressi

HSTIDNGA

Tuner

Operation

Changing

the

AM

Tuning

Step

|

The

tuning

step

employed

in

the

tuner’s

AM

Specifications

Initial

Setting

|

New

Setting

|

band

can

be

switched

between

9

kHz

and

1}

.

,

——

=

'

10

kHz

per

step.

Reset

the

tuning

step

from

|

Tuning

|

0kHz

a9

kHz

|

9

kHz

(the

factory

preset

step)

to

10

kHz

when

|

i

AM

|

Steps

|

using

the

tuner

in

North.

Central

or

South

|

Frequency

P53)

—

|

330

—

|

America.

range

|

1.602

kKHz

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*

While

holding

down

button

2,

turn

the

GOONER

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ignition

from

OFF

(Lock)

to

ON

(ACC).

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Changing

the

FM

Tuning

Step

The

tuning

step

employed

by

Seek

Tuning

in

the

FM

mode

can

be

switched

between

100

kHz

(preset

at

the

factory)

and

50

kHz.

*

While

holding

down

button

1,

turn

the

ignition

from

OFF

(Lock)

to

ON

(ACC).

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.

Note:

If

Seek

Tuning

is

performed

in

50

kHz

——

steps,

stations

may

be

tuned

in

ene:

Gol

sya

y

inprecisely.

Tune

in

the

stations

with

=

Manual

Tuning

or

use

Seek

Tuning

again.

|

'

Tuner

Source

and

Band

+

Push

the

SOURCE

button

to

select

Tuner.

The

Prequeney

appears

on

the

display.

COO"

indicator

lights

when

stereo

station

selected.)

*

Use

the

BAND

button

to

sclect

the

desired

band.

CEM

EPMO.

M3,

AM)

Manual

and

Seek

Tuning

Both

Manual

(step-by-step)

and

Seek

(automatic)

tuning

are

available.

1.

Press

the

MANU

button

to

switch

alternately

between

the

Manual

and

Seek

tuning

modes.

The

“MANU”

indicator

lights

when

Manual

tuning

is

selecied

and

turns

OFF

when

Seek

tuning

is

selected.

wv

.

Press

the

(

)

button

to

tune

the

receiver

to

a

higher

frequency.

MANU

ON

(Manual

tuning):

The

frequency

changes

step

by

step.

MANU

OFF

(S

Tuning):

The

tuner

automatically

seeks

out

and

receives

broadcasting

stations.

*

Press

the

(~€)

button

to

tune

the

receiver

toa

lower

frequency.

Tuner

Operation

Local

Seek

Tuning

This

mode

selects

only

stations

with

especially

strong

signals.

To

Select

Local

Mode

«

Press

the

Loca!

button

to

enter

the

Local

mode.

“LOC”

indicator

lights.

To

cancel

the

Local

mode,

press

the

Local

button

again.

Adjusting

Local

Seek

Sensitivity

The

Sensitivity

can

be

adjusted

in

4

steps

for

FM

and

2

steps

for

AM.

_

.

Depress

the

Local

button

for

2

seconds

or

longer.

The

current

Local

Seek

sensitivity

(eg.

“LOC-2”)

is

displayed.

Repeat

to

switch

in

and

out

of

the

Local

Seek

Sensitivity

setting

mode.

The

display

reverts

to

the

after

5

seconds

of

inactivity.

2.

Use

the

(~4)

button

or

the

(>)

button

to

raise

or

lower

the

sensitivity

of

Local

Mode

Seek

tuning.

3.

Press

the

Local

button

to

return

normal

display.

Preset

Tuning

Upto

18

PM

stations

(6

cach

in

FMT,

FM2

and

PM

3)

and

6

AM

stations

can

be

stored

in

TACTHOPY,

Store

the

stations

in

memory

under

buttons

1-6

beforehand

with

the

BSM

(Best

Stations

Memory)

or

Preset

Memory

function.

|

BSM

(Best

Stations

Memory)

The

BSM

function

stores

stations

in

memory

atomically,

+

Press

the

BSM

button

for

2

seconds

or

longer

to

activate

the

BSM

mode.

“BSM™

starts

flashing

on

the

display.

The

stations

with

the

strongest

signals

will

be

stored

under

buttons

|-6

and

in

order

of

their

signal

strength.

*

To

cancel

the

process

before

completion,

press

the

BSM

button

again.

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wr

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n

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Preset

Memory

The

Preset

Memory

function

stores

stations

in

memory

manually.

|

1.

Select

the

station

whose

frequency

you

want

to

store

in

memory.

.

Press

one

of

buttons

1-6

for

2

seconds

or

7

Cc

longer.

Lo

ll

4

H

a

{

ba

station

is

stored

in

memory

under

the

|

ed

button,

|

Np)

1

3GLOG”

§)

The

selected

preset

number

blinks

on

the

display.

then

changes

to

a

steady

indication

when

input

is

completed.

se

A

Ae

Recalling

Preset

Stations

*

Press

one

of

buttons

1-6

to

recall

a

station

preset

under

that

button.

The

recalled

preset

number

is

shown

on

the

display.

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tment

Volume

Adjustment

Balance

Adjustment

.

1,

Phe

audio

modes

are

selected

for

adjustment

with

the

S

button.

Volume

adpustinent

as

the

defnalt

mode,

When

another

mode

is

selected

for

adqustment,

the

sctane

returns

to

the

Volume

trode

after

&

seconds

H

Press

the

(+)

button

or

the

(~)

button

repeatedly

to

raise

or

lower

the

volume.

The

display

shows

low

to

high

volumes

from

"VOLQO"

to

VOL

30

Note:

Holding

down

the

buttons

increases

of

decreases

the

volume

level

more

rapidly,

The

function

allows

you

to

select

a

Pader/Batance

setting

that

provides

ideal

listening

conditions

in

ill

occupied

seats.

Press

the

S

button

once

to

select

the

Fader/Balance

mode.

“FP

or

“B-"

appears

on

the

display.

After

adjustment

use

the

S

button

to

return

to

the

normal

display

.

Press

the

(+)

button

or

the

(-)

button

to

shift

the

balance

progressively

to

the

front

or

rear

speakers.

op

from

front

to

rear.

>

OF-RIST

1s

displayed

as

it

moves

Note:

“F-O"

is

the

proper

setting

when

2

speakers

are

in

use.

.

Press

the

(~€)

button

or

the

(>)

button

to

|

i

|

i

|

shift

the

balance

to

the

left

or

right

speaker.

respectively.

“B-LO”

~

“B-R9O”

js

displaved

as

it

moves

from

left

to

might.

11

Audio

Adjustment

:

Bass/Treble

Adjustment

This

tuner/CD

player

is

equipped

with

two

tone

adjustment

modes.

the

Bass

Adjustment

and

Treble

Adjustment

modes.

.

Press

the

S

button

2

times

to

select

tone

adjustment

mode.

=

“BAS”

or

“TRE”

appears

on

the

display.

After

adjustment

use

the

S

button

to

return

to

the

normal

display.

we

.

Press

the

(4)

button

or

the

(>)

button

to

select

“Bass

Adjustment

mode”

or

“Treble

Adjustment

mode”.

3.

Press

the

(+)

button

or

the

(—)

button,

respectively,

to

increase

or

decrease

the

intensity

of

the

bass

or

treble,

whichever

is

selected.

The

display

shows

“+6"-—*-6”.

4.

Repeat

steps

2-3

above

for

the

other

Bass

or

Treble

Adjustment

mode.

enna

Loudness

Adjustment

The

Loudness

function

compensates

for

deficiencies

in

the

low

and

high

sound

ranges

at

low

volume.

*

Press

the

LOUD

button

to

activate

the

Loudness

function.

“LOUD”

indicator

lights.

*

To

cancel

the

Loudness

function,

press

the

LOUD

button

again.

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Disc

Selection

and

Care

»

Play

only

CDs

bearing

the

Compact

Disc

COMPACT

Digital

Audio

mark.

iSite

|

DIGITAL

AUDIO

>

Check

all

CDs

before

playing,

and

discard

cracked,

scratched

or

warped

discs.

Wipe

dirty

or

damp

dises

outward

from

the

i

center

with

a

soft

cloth.

~

Avoid

touching

the

recorded

(iridescent)

surface

when

handling

discs.

~

Store

dises

in

their

cases

when

not

in

use.

Precaution:

*

Keep

dises

out

of

direct

sunlight

and

high

|

temperatures.

*

DO

mat

¢

\dabels

or

apply

chemicals

to

discs

jensation

may

colieet

inside

the

player

when

using

the

heater

in

cold

weather.

Interfering

with

playback.

Turn

it

off

for

an

hour

or

so

and

wipe

damp

dises

with

a

soft

{

cloth.

|

*

Road

shocks

may

interrupt

CD

playback.

13

The

built-in

CD

player

plays

one

standard

12

em

or

8

cm

(single)

CD

at

a

time.

Do

not

use

an

adapter

when

playing

8

cm

CD.

trees

Inserting

and

Removing

Discs

*

Insert

the

disc

with

the

recorded

(iridescent)

surface

down.

CD

playback

begins

immediately,

whether

or

not

the

player

is

ON

or

the

built-in

CD

source

selected.

The

track

number

and

playing

time

are

displayed.

Using.

the

<Built=in

cD

Player

f

TOM

(OF

ire

4

*

Press

the

Eject

button

to

eject

any

disc

loaded

in

the

disc

slot.

——_—

Playing

the

Built-in

CD

player

*

To

play

a

CD

that

is

already

loaded,

press

the

SOURCE

button

with

a

CD

loaded

to

select

the

built-in

CD

player.

The

built-in

CD

player

is

selected

only

when

a

CD

is

foaded.

Note:

See

“Audio

Adjustment”

on

pages

[1-12

for

volume

and

tone

adjustment.

14

*

‘Fo

stop

CD

playback,

press

the

SOURCE

button

fo

select

the

tuner

or

turn

the

source

OFF,

|

When

the

but

at

CD

player

ts

selected

again.

playback

besans

af

approximately

the

same

m

4

QO

=

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a9

place

Urach/playing

time).

Precaution:

‘

*Toserting

more

than

one

dise

ata

time

miry

damage

the

butlt-in

CD

plaver.

Jises

Jefe

partially

msertcd

after

ejection

miry

|

ineot

damage

or

fill

out.

far

dise

canbot

be

anserted

fully

or

playback

fails,

make

sure

the

recorded

side

ts

down,

push

the

Eyect

button

and

check

the

dise

for

|

damiige

before

reinserting

it.

|

CD

is

inserted

with

the

recorded

side

up,

it

eowgectod

automatically

after

a

few

moments,

*

tf

the

builtin

CD

player

cannot

operate

pro-

perly,

an

error

message

(such

as

ER-14)

uppears

on

the

display.

Refer

to

"CD

Player

Troubleshooting”

on

page

19,

15

Using

the

Built-in

CD

Player

Track

Search

and

Fast-

forward/Reverse

Switching

the

Mode

|

«

Press

the

MANU

button

to

switch

between

“VLANU”

indicator

ON

and

OFF.

(ey

ey

When

performing

a

Track

Search.

switch

the

i

1

@

OQ

“MANU”

indicator

OFF.

i

|

OG

©

When

performing

Fast-forward/Reverse

operations.

switch

playback

time

appears

and

the

“MANU”

indicator

ON,

|

Track

Search

This

feature

permits

you

to

select

a

specific

track

on

the

CD

by

number.

*

Press

the

(~4)

button

or

the

(>)

button

to

\

reverse

or

advance

track

by

track.

Hold

down

the

button

continuously

for

high-

i

speed

forward

or

reverse

track

searching.

The

track

number

and

playing

time

change

appropriately

on

the

display.

Fast-forward/Reverse

This

feature

enables

you

to

advance

or

reverse

at

high

speed

between

tracks.

Press

the

(<4)

or

(>)

button

to

reverse

or

fast-forward

through

tracks.

When

the

beginning

or

end

of

a

track

is

reached,

playback

skips

to

the

The

track

number

and

playing

tme

change

appropriately

on

the

display.

Note:

The

audio

is

audible

as

a

high-pitched

sereeching

during

fast-forward

and

reverse,

16

Pause

*

Press

button

1

to

stop

playback

temperarily.

“PAUSE

is

disphived

Push

the

button

again

to

restart

playback.

Built-in

CD

Player

Repeat

Modes

The

built-in

CD

player

offers

two

repeat

modes:

Dise

Repeat

Gnormal

play).

the

default

mode.

and

Oneetrack

Repeat

*

To

select

One-track

Repeat,

press

button

2.

“RPT

appears

on

the

display.

Note:

When

Track

Number

Search

or

fast

forward/reverse

ts

performed,

the

mode

returns

to

the

default

Disc

Repeat

mode

(normal

play).

*

Press

the

button

2

again

to

return

to

the

Disc

Repeat

mode

(normal

play).

“RPT”

disappears.

17

Random

Play

The

Random

Play

mode

plays

the

tracks

on

a

CD

in

random

order

for

variety.

+

To

enter

the

Random

Play

mode,

press

button

3.

“RDM

appears

on

the

display.

*

Press

button

3

again

to

cance!

Random

Play.

Note:

Since

playback

is

random,

the

same

track

may

be

repeated

consecutively.

nents

Scan

Play

Sean

Play

plays

the

first

10

seconds

or

so

of

each

track

on

a

CD

in

succession.

*

Press

button

4

to

start

Sean

Play.

“SCN”

appears

on

the

display.

*

Push

button

4

again

to

cancel

Scan

Play

when

you

hear

a

track

you

are

want

to

listen

to.

Playback

of

the

current

track

continues,

Note:

Scan

Play

is

canceled

automatically

after

all

the

tracks

on

a

dise

have

been

scanned,

18

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om

mete!

When

problems

occur

with

CD

playback.

an

error

message

appears

ou

the

display.

Refer

to

the

table

below

to

identify

the

problem,

then

take

the

sugpested

corrective

action.

Hf

the

error

persists,

contact

your

dealer

or

your

acarest

PIONEER

Service

Station

Possible

cause

-

Recommended

actio’

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noe

eee

Dirty

disc.

Clean

the

disc.

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30

YS

Replace

the

dise.

Cheek

the

disc

Turn

the

renttion

ON

ebb

D

2s

de

mechanical

problem.

|

and

OFF,

or

switch

tos

i

17,30.

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different

source.

then

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to

the

CD

player.

|

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=

ar

eer

:

|

CD

plhaver

Discontinue

play

until

[HEAT

overheating

the

machine

|

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temperature

drops.

|

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19

Specifications

~~

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150

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188

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58

(H)

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22

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mm

(D)

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Continuous

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ohms.

both

channels

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to

15,000

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(100

Hz),

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kHz)

(volume:

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dB)

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