Radio Shack 10 Disc CD Changer User manual

Cat. No. 12-2182
OWNER’S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
10 Disc CD Changer
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FEATURES
Your RadioShack 10 Disc CD Changer
is a versatile, high-quality sound system
that lets you load and play up to ten of
your favorite CDs in your vehicle.
The CD changer plays CDs through
your vehicle’s existing sound system. If
your sound system does not have RCA
input jacks, the Audio Adapter’s/FM
modulator converts the CD changer’s
sound to an FM signal so you can hear it
by tuning your vehicle’s stereo to an FM
frequency. If your vehicle’s sound sys-
tem has a pair of RCA input jacks, you
can use an RCA cable to connect your
system to the CD changer’s output sig-
nal through the supplied Audio Adapter/
Ground Isolator.
Important:
• To connect the CD changer, your
vehicle’s sound system must have
an FM tuner and an antenna jack
(for the connection to the CD
changer with the Audio Adapter/FM
modulator), or an RCA Input jack (to
work with the Audio Adapter/ground
isolator).
• To be safe, we recommend you do
not change your CD changer’s or
sound system’s settings in heavy
traffic or during hazardous driving
conditions.
Your CD changer has these features:
10-Disc CD Cartridge — lets you load
and play up to ten CDs.
Controller with Infrared Wireless Re-
mote Control — lets you control many
of the CD changer’s functions from any-
where in your vehicle that has direct line
of sight with the changer.
Eight-Times Oversampling with Digi-
tal Filtering — improves the CD’s
sound by multiplying the standard 44.1
kHz sample rate by eight and using a
digital filter to reduce or eliminate distor-
tion.
1-Bit DAC — uses the latest in digital-
to-analog conversion circuitry to accu-
rately reproduce all sound levels with
virtually no distortion.
Horizontal/Vertical Mounting — lets
you quickly and easily install the CD
changer’s components in almost any ve-
hicle.
Repeat Play — automatically repeats
the current track or the disc.
Shuffle Play — randomly selects and
plays tracks from any loaded CD.
Intro Scan — scans and plays the first
10 seconds of each track on a CD, so
you can find a specific track.
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3-Beam Laser Tracking System — im-
proves the quality of the CD changer’s
sound.
Spring-Loaded, Oil-Dampened Sus-
pension System — helps keep the CD
changer steady when you drive over
rough roads.
Track Search — lets you quickly locate
the beginning of any track while playing
a CD.
Track Skip — lets you rapidly play a CD
in either direction to locate a desired
section of track.
This CD changer is made and tested to
meet exacting safety standards.
Warning: This system employs a laser
light beam. Only a qualified service per-
son should remove the cover or attempt
to service this device, due to possible
eye injury.
CDs that can be played on this CD play-
er have this mark on them:
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CONTENTS
A Look at Your CD Player ....................................................................................... 5
Preparation .............................................................................................................. 6
Before You Begin ................................................................................................ 6
Choosing Mounting Locations ............................................................................ 6
For the CD Changer ..................................................................................... 7
For the Audio Adapter .................................................................................. 7
For the CD Changer Controller .................................................................... 8
Removing the Transport Screws ........................................................................ 8
Installing the Remote Control’s Batteries ........................................................... 8
Installation ............................................................................................................. 10
Connecting the Audio Adapter .......................................................................... 10
Using RCA Jacks ....................................................................................... 10
Using a Vehicle’s Antenna ......................................................................... 10
Connecting the CD Changer ............................................................................ 12
Connecting the CD Changer Controller ............................................................ 12
Testing the Connections ................................................................................... 13
Mounting the Components ............................................................................... 13
Mounting the CD Changer ......................................................................... 13
Mounting the Audio Adapter ...................................................................... 14
Mounting the CD Changer Controller ......................................................... 15
Reconnecting the Vehicle’s Battery ............................................................ 15
Operation ............................................................................................................... 16
Loading and Unloading the CD Magazine ........................................................ 16
Loading and Unloading the CD Changer .......................................................... 16
Playing CDs ...................................................................................................... 17
Using Track Search .................................................................................... 18
Using Track Skip ........................................................................................ 18
Selecting a CD ........................................................................................... 18
Intro Scan ................................................................................................... 19
Repeat Play ............................................................................................... 19
Shuffle Play ................................................................................................ 19
Switching Between the CD Player and the Radio ............................................ 19
Resetting the Audio Adapter ............................................................................. 20
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 21
Care and Maintenance .......................................................................................... 23
The FCC Wants You to Know ........................................................................... 24
CD Care Tips .................................................................................................... 24
Resetting the CD Changer ............................................................................... 24
Replacing a Fuse .............................................................................................. 25
Specifications ........................................................................................................ 26
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A LOOK AT YOUR CD PLAYER
The CD changer includes the following components:
Note: If your CD changer is missing any of these components, contact the Ra-
dioShack store where you purchased it.
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CHANGER CONTROLLER
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AUDIO
ADAPTER
CD Changer CD Magazine
CD Changer
Cable
Power Cable
(Yellow)
Audio Adapter
(FM Modulator
and
Ground Isolator)
CD
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Controller
Infrared
Remote
Controller
Mounting Kit
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PREPARATION
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Before you install your CD changer’s
components, read all the instructions in
this owner’s manual. You should be able
to answer all of these questions about
your vehicle’s electrical and sound sys-
tems:
• Does my vehicle’s sound system
have a power amplifier with a pair of
RCA input jacks? If not, can my
vehicle’s sound system tune FM
broadcasts and does it have an
antenna jack?
• Which terminal in my vehicle’s fuse
box is for accessories?
• How do I connect a wire to the fuse
box?
• Which of the CD changer’s wires is
the power wire?
• Does my vehicle have a 12-volt neg-
ative ground system?
Note: Installation in your vehicle might
require cutting or modifying your vehicle.
Important: To avoid damage to your
stereo, CD changer, and your vehicle’s
electrical system, you must follow the or-
der of installation shown in this manual,
including instructions for making con-
nections and testing.
In addition to the supplied hardware kit,
you need these items to install your CD
changer:
• cable ties or electrical tape
• isopropyl alcohol
• small-and medium-sized screwdriv-
ers.
CHOOSING MOUNTING
LOCATIONS
Choose locations for mounting the CD
changer and its components where:
• You can easily reach them.
• Wires and cables will not interfere
with the vehicle’s pedals or other
moving parts.
• No component is directly in front of
heating vents.
• All wires and cables will reach their
connection points.
Before attempting to mount the CD
changer and its components, confirm
that they will fit the selected mounting
areas.
Caution: Be careful to avoid obstruc-
tions behind all mounting surfaces.
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For the CD Changer
You can mount the CD changer horizon-
tally or vertically in your vehicle’s trunk,
on the floorboard, or under a seat.
Caution: Do not mount the CD changer
upside down.
Notes:
• The CD changer’s mounting area
must be at least 13 inches (33 cm)
deep.
• When you choose a mounting area
for the CD changer, make sure it is
close enough to the Audio Adapter’s
mounting area so you can connect
both components with the supplied
16-foot (5 meter) CD changer cable.
• Do not mount the CD changer any-
where in your vehicle that is
exposed to direct sunlight (such as
the front or rear deck) or extreme
heat (such as the engine compart-
ment). Direct sunlight or extreme
heat can damage CDs and the CD
changer.
• Mount the CD changer as level as
possible. If you cannot mount the
CD changer exactly level, make
sure it will not tilt more than 15
degrees from the horizontal or verti-
cal mounting position.
• Make sure there is enough room for
you to insert and remove the sup-
plied CD magazine from the CD
changer.
For the Audio Adapter
You can mount the supplied Audio
Adapter (ground isolator and FM modu-
lator) under your vehicle’s dashboard.
Notes:
• The Audio Adapter’s mounting area
must be at least 5 inches (127 mm)
wide and 11/16 inches (26.3 mm) high
by 33/5inches (91 mm) deep.
• When you choose a mounting area
for the Audio Adapter, make sure it
is close enough to your vehicle’s
ground, power, and sound system
so you can connect them with the
FM modulator and Ground Isolator’s
wires and plugs (see “Connecting
the Audio Adapter” on Page 10).
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For the CD Changer Controller
For ease of use, you can mount the sup-
plied CD changer controller on the dash-
board using the supplied hook-and-loop
fastening tape.
Note: When you choose a mounting
area for the controller, make sure it is
close enough to the Audio Adapter’s
mounting area so the controller’s cord
will reach the Audio Adapter. The con-
troller’s cord is about 5 feet (152 cm)
long.
REMOVING THE
TRANSPORT SCREWS
The transport screws help protect the
CD changer from damage during ship-
ment.
Before you mount the CD changer, use
a small screwdriver to remove the three
transport screws from the bottom of the
CD changer.
Note: If you do not remove the shipping
screws from the CD changer, the chang-
er will not operate.
Save the shipping screws in case you
might want to install the CD changer in
another vehicle. You can secure them to
the back of the CD changer with a piece
of tape.
INSTALLING THE
REMOTE CONTROL’S
BATTERIES
Your infrared remote control requires 2
AA batteries (not supplied) for power.
For the best performance and longest
life, we recommend RadioShack alka-
line batteries.
Cautions:
• Use only fresh batteries of the
required size and recommended
type.
• Do not mix old and new batteries,
different types of batteries (stan-
dard, alkaline, or rechargeable), or
rechargeable batteries of different
capacities.
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Follow these steps to install batteries.
1. Slide the battery compartment cover
in the direction of the arrow to
remove it.
2. Place the batteries in the compart-
ment as indicated by the polarity
symbols (+ and –) marked inside.
3. Replace the cover.
When the remote control stops operat-
ing properly, replace the batteries.
Warning: Dispose of old batteries
promptly and properly. Do not burn or
bury them.
Caution: If you do not plan to use the
remote control for a long time, remove
the batteries. Batteries can leak chemi-
cals that can destroy electronic parts.
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INSTALLATION
Before you mount the CD changer and
its components, test it by temporarily
making all the required connections.
Cautions:
• For added safety and to protect your
CD changer and sound system, dis-
connect the cable from your vehicle
battery’s negative (–) terminal
before you begin.
• You must make all other connec-
tions before you reconnect the cable
to your vehicle’s battery. If you do
not make the connections in the
order shown, the CD changer and
sound system might be damaged if
any wire connections are made
incorrectly.
CONNECTING THE AUDIO
ADAPTER
The supplied Audio Adapter includes all
of the lead wires for connecting to your
vehicle’s, ground, power and sound sys-
tem. There are two ways to connect the
Audio Adapter to the CD changer and
the vehicle’s sound system.
Using RCA Jacks
If your vehicle’s sound system has a pair
of RCA input jacks (either on the stereo
head unit or the power amplifier), you
can connect the CD changer to the
sound system’s output jacks.
1. Use a screwdriver to slide ISOLA-
TOR on the side of the Audio
Adapter to ON.
2. Connect the Audio Adapter’s RCA
output jack to the sound system’s
RCA input jack by using a cable of
the proper length for your connec-
tion with 2 RCA plugs at each end.
Your local RadioShack store carries
a wide range of RCA cables.
Using a Vehicle’s Antenna
If your vehicle’s sound system does not
have RCA input jacks, use the Audio
Adapter to convert the CD changer’s
sound to an FM signal, which you can
hear by tuning your vehicle’s radio to the
corresponding FM frequency.
1. Disconnect your vehicle’s antenna
from your vehicle’s sound system,
then connect the antenna to the
Audio Adapter’s large black antenna
connector.
2. Connect the Audio Adapter’s
antenna plug to your sound sys-
tem’s antenna jack.
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3. Connect the Audio Adapter’s black
ground wire to a chassis ground,
such as a metal screw attached to a
metal part of the vehicle’ s frame. Be
sure that the screw is not insulated
from the chassis by a plastic part.
4. Connect the Audio Adapter’s red
power wire (with inline fuse holder)
to a point in your vehicle’s fuse
block that has power only when you
turn the vehicle’s key to either the
accessory (ACC) or START posi-
tion.
This connection turns on the CD
changer and its components when
you turn on the ignition or turn the
key to ACC, and turns off the CD
changer and its components when
you turn off the ignition. This pre-
vents your vehicle’s battery from
being drained if you leave the CD
changer on when you turn off the
ignition.
5. Connect the Audio Adapter’s yellow
memory back up wire (with in-line
fuse holder) to your vehicle battery’s
positive (+) terminal or to a fuse that
provides a continuous source of 12
volts.
This connection provides power for
the CD changer and its compo-
nents, and continuous power for the
CD changer’s memory when the
ignition is turned off.
6. Use a screwdriver to slide ISOLA-
TOR on the side of the Audio
Adapter to OFF.
7. Set 88.7MHz/89.1MHz on the side of
the Audio Adapter to an active fre-
quency in your area, if available.
This is the frequency you tune on to
your vehicle’s sound system to hear
the CD changer.
Note: If there is no FM broadcast on
either 88.7 MHz or 89.1 MHz in your
area, you might hear static when the
CD changer is not playing a CD.
Black
Red
Yellow
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CONNECTING THE CD
CHANGER
1. Disconnect the cable from your
vehicle battery’s negative (–) termi-
nal.
2. Connect the CD changer to the
Audio Adapter by inserting the plug
on one end of the CD changer cable
into the 8-pin CD CHANGER jack on
the Audio Adapter. Then insert the
plug on the cable’s other end into
the DIN 8PIN jack on the left side of
the CD changer.
3. Connect the black ground wire to a
chassis ground, such as a metal
screw attached to a metal part of the
vehicle’s frame. Be sure that the
screw is not insulated from the
chassis by a plastic part.
4. Connect the yellow memory back up
wire (with in-line fuse holder) to your
vehicle battery’s positive (+) termi-
nal or to a fuse that provides a con-
tinuous source of 12 volts.
This connection provides power for the
CD changer and its components, and
continuous power for the CD changer’s
memory when the ignition is turned off.
Cautions:
• The CD changer cable’s plugs fit
only one way into the Audio Adapter
and CD changer. Do not force them.
The recess mark on the metal rim of
the DIN plug should face down.
• To disconnect the CD changer cable
from the Audio Adapter and CD
changer, squeeze each plug, then
gently pull it out.
• Never pull on the CD changer cable.
CONNECTING THE CD
CHANGER CONTROLLER
To connect the CD changer controller to
the Audio Adapter, insert the CD chang-
er controller cable’s plug into the 6-pin
CONT. jack on the Audio Adapter.
Cautions:
• The plug fits only one way into the
Audio Adapter. Do not force it. The
oval recess mark on the metal rim of
the DIN plug should face down.
• To disconnect the controller from the
Audio Adapter, gently pull it out.
• Never pull on the controller’s cable.
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TESTING THE
CONNECTIONS
Make sure all connections are secure
before continuing with the installation.
Then reconnect the cable to the vehicle
battery’s negative (–) terminal.
Verify that you connected the CD chang-
er correctly by turning on the changer
and playing a CD. Try to use the remote
control by pointing the front towards the
wired CD changer controller and press-
ing PLAY/PAUSE or POWER OFF.
If everything is connected correctly,
make sure the connections are correctly
marked or identified. Then follow the in-
structions in “Mounting the Compo-
nents.”
MOUNTING THE
COMPONENTS
Before you mount the CD changer and
its components, be sure it is connected
correctly. Then disconnect the cable
from the vehicle battery’s negative (–)
terminal.
Mounting the CD Changer
1. Set SPRING ATTACHMENT H/V (hori-
zontal/vertical) on both sides of the
CD changer for the mounting axis
you chose.
SPRING ATTACHMENT H/V is preset
to H. If you are mounting the CD
changer horizontally, go on to Step
2.
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If you are mounting the CD changer
vertically, use a screwdriver to
remove the screws on both sides of
the CD changer from Hand turn
SPRING ATTACHMENT H/V to Von
both sides, then replace the screws
into V.
Caution: If you do not set SPRING
ATTACHMENT H/V on both sides of
the CD changer to the correct
mounting axis, the CD changer
might skip during play.
2. Use a medium-sized screwdriver to
attach the supplied mounting brack-
ets to the sides of the CD changer.
3. Using the supplied mounting studs
as templates and the width between
the mounting brackets as a guide,
mark the positions for the mounting
holes.
4. Attach the mount-
ing studs to the
mounting surface
using the supplied
screws.
5. Attach the CD changer to the
mounting studs using the supplied
nuts.
Mounting the Audio Adapter
Use the supplied screws to attach the
Audio Adapter under the vehicle’s dash-
board.
Use cable ties (not supplied) to secure
the Audio Adapter‘s wires under the ve-
hicle’s dashboard.
Mounting
Stud Mounting
Bracket
CHANGER
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Mounting the CD Changer
Controller
The supplied hook-and-loop fastener
lets you securely mount the CD changer
controller on the dashboard and easily
remove it when you need it.
Select a mounting location, then follow
these steps to secure the controller.
1. Clean both mounting surfaces with
isopropyl alcohol and allow them to
completely dry.
2. Peel the backing from one side of
the hook-and-loop fastener and
attach it to the mounting location.
3. Peel the backing from the other side
of the hook-and-loop fastener and
press the controller onto the fas-
tener.
Reconnecting the Vehicle’s
Battery
When you finish mounting the compo-
nents, reconnect the cable to the vehicle
battery’s negative (–) terminal.
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OPERATION
LOADING AND
UNLOADING THE CD
MAGAZINE
You can load as many as ten CDs in the
supplied CD magazine.
1. Hold the CD magazine so the clear
CD window faces you and the high-
est CD number (10) is at the top of
the CD window.
2. Slide all of the disc levers on the
back edge of the CD magazine fully
in.
3. Use a pencil to record the titles of
the CDs you load in the CD maga-
zine on one of the supplied index
labels, then peel off the backing and
affix the label to the side of CD mag-
azine.
As you insert a CD into the CD maga-
zine, the disc lever moves to the right.
Cautions:
• Do not insert more than one CD into
the same slot in the CD magazine.
This will damage the CD magazine,
the CD changer, and the CDs.
• Do not insert anything other than 5-
inch CDs into the CD magazine.
To unload CDs from the CD magazine,
hold down the disc lever for the CD you
want to unload. The CD pops out. Grasp
the CD by its edges and remove it.
LOADING AND
UNLOADING THE CD
CHANGER
Follow these steps to load the CD mag-
azine into the CD changer.
1. Slide the CD changer’s door all the
way to the right until it locks into
place.
CHANGER
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2. Hold the CD magazine with the
highest CD number (10) on top with
the arrow on the top of the CD mag-
azine pointing toward the CD
changer.
3. Gently push the CD magazine into
the CD changer until it clicks. You
can see the index label through the
opening.
Caution: The CD magazine fits into
the CD changer only one way. Do
not force it.
4. Slide the CD changer’s door all the
way to the left to close it.
To unload the CD magazine from the
CD changer, slide the CD changer’s
door open, then press EJECT to eject
the magazine.
Note: The CD changer must be con-
nected to power to eject the magazine.
PLAYING CDS
Cautions:
• The CD changer has a wide
dynamic range. If you turn up your
radio’s volume too high during soft
(low volume) sections of a program,
your speakers might be damaged
when a sudden loud passage
occurs.
• If the CD changer is jolted during
play, the rotation speed might sud-
denly change or the CD changer
might make an unusual noise. This
is not a malfunction.
Notes:
• To play CDs, you must load them
into the CD magazine, then load the
magazine into the CD changer. The
display continues to flash if you did
not load CDs into the magazine, or
did not load the magazine into the
changer. The changer displays the
number for each CD loaded in the
magazine (1–10). Then the changer
selects the CD you loaded into the
lowest slot number.
• If you connected the Audio
Adapter’s antenna plug to your
sound system’s antenna jack, you
must select the FM band on your
sound system’s radio and tune to
the same frequency as the 89.1MHz/
88.7MHz setting on the Audio
Adapter. For easy operation, store
this setting as one of your sound
system’s preset stations.
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To turn on the CD changer and play a
CD, press (Play/Pause) on either
the infrared remote control or the CD
changer controller. The CD starts to play
from Track 1 of the CD in the lowest-
numbered slot. The display shows
DISC and the track number.
Note: The CD changer controller has
only and OFF buttons. To control
other functions, use the infrared remote
control.
After the CD changer plays each track
on the CD, it automatically selects the
next loaded CD (from lowest to highest)
and plays all tracks on that CD, starting
with Track 1.
When the CD changer has played all
tracks on all loaded CDs, it automatically
plays the lowest loaded CD, starting with
Track 1. Play continues until you stop
the CD changer.
Press while a CD is playing to tem-
porarily stop play. appears on the dis-
play. Press again to resume play.
Note: When play is paused for 5 min-
utes, the CD changer automatically
turns off.
To stop play and turn off the CD chang-
er, press OFF. When you press , the
CD changer resumes playing the last
song played.
Using Track Search
To move to the beginning of the next or
previous track on the CD, press or
. Repeatedly press or to
move to another track. The display
shows the current track number.
Using Track Skip
To search for a particular section of a
track on the current CD, hold down
or during play. The CD changer
rapidly plays the CD backward or for-
ward. Release or to resume
normal play.
The display shows the rotating disk
moving faster and or flashes.
Selecting a CD
To select a particular CD loaded in the
CD magazine, repeatedly press + DISC
or – DISC until the display shows the CD
number under DISC.
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Intro Scan
You can set the CD changer to play the
first 10 seconds of each track on the cur-
rent CD, to help you find the track you
want to hear.
Press SCAN to begin the scan. The dis-
play shows SCN and the track number
scanning.
To stop scanning and resume to play-
back, press SCAN again. SCN disap-
pears from the display.
Repeat Play
Press REPEAT. RPT appears and the
current track plays repeatedly.
Hold down REPEAT for three seconds or
more. DISC RPT appears and the cur-
rent disc plays repeatedly.
Press REPEAT again to end repeat play.
Shuffle Play
Press SHUFFLE. SHUFF appears, and
the tracks on the current disc play in ran-
dom order. When all tracks on the cur-
rent disc have played, they play again in
a different order.
Hold down SHUFFLE for three seconds
or more. DISC SHUFFLE appears and
all the tracks on a randomly-selected
disc are played in random order. When
all tracks on thst disc have played, all
the tracks on a different randomly-se-
lected disc play. This continues until all
tracks on all discs in the CD magazine
have played. Then shuffle play stops.
Press SHUFFLE again to end shuffle
play.
SWITCHING BETWEEN
THE CD PLAYER AND THE
RADIO
If you connected the Audio Adapter’s
antenna plug to your sound system’s an-
tenna jack and you want to listen to the
radio, turn off the CD changer, then tune
the radio to the station you want to hear.
Note: If you do not stop or turn off the
CD changer, the CD continues to play
while you listen to the radio.
To return to the CD, tune the radio to the
same FM frequency as the 89.1 MHz/88-
7 MHz setting on the FM modulator.
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RESETTING THE AUDIO
ADAPTER
If the CD changer displays an error code
(Err 1–Err 10), locks up, or does not
work properly, press the hole on the bot-
tom of the Audio Adapter marked RESET
with a pointed object, such as a straight-
ened paper clip, for 1 or 2 seconds.
RESET
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