Sendai Cd889 User manual

CSENDAI

CD889

CD/MP3/SD/MMC/USB

PLAYER

WITH

FM/AM

TUNER

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Safety

Information

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

product.

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

before

operating

and

reserve

it

for

future

reference.

PRECAUTIONS

*

Use

only

in

a

12-volt

DC

negative-ground

electrical

system.

+

When

replacing

the

fuse,

be

sure

to

use

one

with

an

identical

amperage

rating.

Using

a

fuse

with

a

higher

amperage

rating

may

cause

serious

damage

to

the

unit.

DO

NOT

attempt

to

disassemble

the

unit.

Laser

beams

from

the

optical

pickup

are

dangerous

to

the

eyes.

¢

Make

sure

that

pins

or

other

foreign

objects

do

not

get

inside

the

unit,

they

may

cause

malfunctions,

or

create

safety

hazards

such

as

electrical

shock

or

laser

beam

exposure.

*

If

you

have

parked

the

car

for

a

long

time

in

hot

or

cold

weather,

wait

until

the

temperature

in

the

car

becomes

normal

before

operating

the

unit.

*

Keep

the

volume

at

a

level

at

which

you

can

hear

outside

warning

sound

(horns

sirens,

etc.).

CD

Notes

+

Playing

a

defective

or

dusty

CD

can

cause

dropouts

in

sound.

*

Hold

CDs

as

illustrated.

*

Do

not

touch

the

unlabeled

side.

*

Do

not

attach

any

seal,

label

or

©

data

protection

sheet

to

either

side

S

of

a

disc.

*

Do

not

expose

a

CD

to

direct

sunlight

or

excessive

heat.

«

Wipe

a

dirty

CD

from

the

center

outward

with

a

cleaning

cloth.

Never

use

solvents

such

as

benzene

or

alcohol.

¢

This

unit

cannot

play

3-inch

(

8cm

)

CDs.

NEVER

insert

a

3-inch

CD

contained

in

the

adapter

or

an

irregularly

shaped

CD.

The

unit

may

not

be

able

to

eject

it,

resulting

in

malfunction.

Before

Operation

*

Do

not

raise

the

volume

level

too

much,

as

this

will

block

outside

sounds,

making

driving

dangerous.

*

Stop

the

car

before

performing

any

complicated

operation.

CAUTION

*

DO

NOT

open

covers

and

do

not

repair

yourself.

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

technician

for

help.

Safety

Information

Panel

Controls

Other

Instructions

Remote

Controls

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3-4

Button

Tips

USB/SD/MMC

MP3

Playback

MP3

Playback

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RDS(Radio

Data

System)

Menu

Function

...........

Electrical

Connections...

Installation

Guide

...

Anti-Theft

System...

Troubleshooting...

Specifications

*

In

addition

to

ordinary

CDs,

this

unit

can

playback

CD-R

or

CD-RW,

MP3.

Panel

Controls

p=

one

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©

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OH

@

SRC

BAND

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ams

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pry

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INT

RPT

RDM

MUTE

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4/7

5

=

6)

Jose)

AUX

IN

OQ]

-

Power

on/off

-

Rotate

the

knob

to

adjust

volume

level.

-

Press

to

select

VOL/BAS/TRE/BAL/FAD,

rotate

the

knob

to

adjust

level.

-

Hold

it

to

system

menu.

-

Radio

-

Disc

play

(when

disc

inserted)

-

USB-drive

(when

USB

inserted)

-

Card

(when

SD/MMC

inserted)

-

AUX-in

-

Band

switch:

FM1-FM2-FM3-MW1-MW2

-

AMS:

Radio

preset

scan

Radio

auto

preset

-

SEARCH:

MP3

track/file/characte

search.

-

Radio

tune

7.

8.

9.

10

11.

12.

13

14

15

16.

8/88

©

OB/O

-

Track

skip/seek

-

Traffic

announcements

identification

-

Alternative

frequency

-

REG

on/off

-

Program

type

.

-

Panel

release

-

USB

connector

-

Mute

.

-

Press

briefly

for

Play/Pause

function.

-

Press

more

than

2

seconds

if

you

want

to

start

playback

from

the

beginning

of

the

first

track

of

your

disc.

.

-

Intro

play

(10

sec)

.

-

Track

repeat

play

-

Track

random

play

17.

-

Hold

it

to

MP3

track

-10

down.

18.

-

Hold

it

to

MP3

track

+10

up.

19.

-

Button

1~6

radio

preset

Press

to

listen

to

a

preset

station.

Hold

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

store

station.

20.

-

Display

switch

21.

-

AUX-in

jack

Other

Instructions

Remote

Control

Press

the

“«

button

to

open

the

panel.

Remote

control

operating

range

The

remote

control

sensor

is

located

to

the

left

of

the

VOL

knob.

@ @ @

—

©

Point

the

remote

control

unit

to

the

remote

sensor

when

you

operate

the

unit

with

it.

The

remote

control

can

operate

within

a

distance

of

3~5m.

=

.

Disc

eject

2.

Reset

hole

Note:

Pressing

the

RESET

hole

will

erase

the

clock

setting

and

stored

stations.

3.

Panel

status

indicator

Lights

up

when

you

flip

the

panel

down;

Flashes

when

you

remove

the

panel.

4.

Disc

slot,

insert

the

disc.

5.

SD/MMC

card

slot

Remote

Control

Power

On

:

Press

any

button

on

the

remote

control

to

turn

on

the

unit.

.

-

Power

on/off

-

Mute

.

-

Volume

-

Press

to

select

VOLUME/BASS/TREBLE/

BALANCE/FADER,

use

volume

button

to

adjust

level.

-

Press

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

menu

function.

.

-

Traffic

announcements

identification

.

-

Alternative

frequency

-

REG

on/off

.

-

CD

playback

Button1:

Press

briefly

for

Play/Pause

function.

Press

for

more

than

2

seconds

if

you

want

to

start

playback

from

the

beginning

of

the

first

track

of

your

disc.

Button2:

Intro

play(10sec)

Button3:

Track

repeat

play

Button4:

Track

random

play

Button5:

Button6:

-

1-6

Button:

Radio

preset

Press

to

listen

to

a

preset

station,

Hold

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

store

station.

8.

-

Radio

-

AUX-in

-

Disc

play

(when

disc

inserted)

-

USB-drive

(when

USB

inserted)

-

Card

(when

SD/MMC

inserted)

9.

-

Radio

tune

RON

oun

“N

-

To

fast

search

within

a

track/skip

to

10.-

AMS

Radio

auto

preset/Radio

preset

scan

-

MP3

track/file/character

search

11.-

Band

switch:

FM1->FM2->FM3->MW1->MW2

12.-

Program

type

13.-

Display

switch

Replacing

the

lithium

battery

of

remote

control

unit.

When

the

operation

range

of

the

card

remote

control

becomes

poor,

replace

the

lithium

battery

with

a

new

one.

Make

sure

the

battery

polarity

replacement

is

correct.

.

Pull

out

the

battery

holder

while

pressing

the

stopper.

.

Insert

the

button-type

lithium

battery

with

the(+)

mark

facing

upward.

Insert

the

battery

holder

into

the

remote

control.

(CR

2025)

1

=a

2

<>

WARNING:

Store

the

battery

where

children

cannot

reach.

If

a

child

accidentally

swallows

the

battery,

consult

a

doctor

immediately.

Do

not

recharge,

short,

disassemble

or

heat

the

battery

or

dispose

it

in

a

fire.

Otherwise,

the

battery

may

start

to

give

off

heat,

crack

or

catch

fire.

Do

not

leave

the

battery

with

other

metallic

materials.

Otherwise,

the

battery

may

start

to

give

off

heat,

crack

or

catch

fire.

When

throwing

away

or

saving

the

battery,

wrap

it

in

tape

and

insulate.

Otherwise,

the

battery

may

start

to

give

off

heat,

crack

or

catch

fire.

Button

Tips

Radio

To

fine

tune

the

radio,

press

I<

or

Pi

briefly.

To

search

the

station

automatically,

press

<<

or

>>

for

more

than

0.5

second.

Disc

Playback

Track

skip:

Press

I<

or

>>

briefly

to

go

to

the

Track

seek:

Press

<<

or>>t

for

more

than

0.5

second

to

seek

the

forward

or

AMS

:

Auto

Memory

Store

Press

AMS

briefly

to

scan

the

preset

station

1-6

for

5

seconds

each.

Hold

for

more

than

2

seconds,

the

6

strongest

available

station

will

be

automatically

saved

in

the

memory

of

preset

buttons

1-6.

Viewing

Clock

Time

During

Radio/Disc

Playback

Press

DISP

(once

for

Radio

mode

or

twice

for

other

modes),

display

shows

the

clock

time

for

5

seconds.

Setting

The

Clock

Time

Press

DISP,

time

displays.

Press

again

for

more

than

2

seconds,

time

display

blinks.

Rotate

the

knob

clockwise

to

set

the

hours,

rotate

the

knob

counterclockwise

to

set

the

minutes,

press

DISP

again

to

exit

the

clock

setting.

USB/SD/MMC

MP3

Playback

1.

Loading

SD/MMC

Card

Open

the

panel,

insert

the

SD/MMC

card

into

the

slot,

with

the

front

side

at

left.

The

unit

will

play

the

music

automatically.

2.

Take

out

SD/MMC

Card

Press

SRC

button

and

switch

to

non

CARD

mode,

open

the

panel,

slight

press

SD/MMC

card,

take

out

the

card

when

it

was

popped

out.

3.

Loading

USB

equipment

Open

the

cap,

insert

the

USB

into

the

connector

and

the

unit

will

play

the

music

in

the

USB

stick

automatically.

4.

Take

out

USB

equipment

Press

the

SRC

button

and

switch

to

non

USB-

DRIV

mode,

then

take

off

the

USB

stick,

close

the

cap.

USB/SD/MMC

Notes

USB

functions

(flash

memory

type)

MP3

music

play

1.

SD/MMC

card

support.

2.

USB

flash

memory

2

in

1

(SD/MMC)

support.

3.

FAT

12/

FAT

16

/

FAT

32

is

possible.

4.

File

name:

32

byte

/

dir

name:

32

byte

/

tag

name:

32

byte.

.

Tag

(ID3

tag

ver

2.0)

-

title

/

artist

/

album:

32

byte

support.

.

Multi

card

reader

not

support.

.

USB

1.1

support.

USB

2.0

support

(It

can

not

support

USB

2.0

speed.

Just,

get

the

same

speed

with

USB1.1).

Not

all

USB

devices

are

compatible

with

the

unit.

a

NO

MP3

Playback

While

playing

MP3

disc/USB/SD/MMC-MP3

MUSIC,

the

folder/file

name

and

ID3

TAG

(Song

title,

Album

and

Artist)

can

scroll

entirely

across

the

LCD.

Press

the

button

BAND

to

show

ID3

information:

Elapsed

playing

time

&

Track

number

->

Folder

name

&

number

->

File

name

&

number

->

Song

title

->

Album

title

->

Artist

name

MP3

Character

Search

-

Press

AMS

button

three

times

to

select

“CHAR

SCH"

mode.

-

Press

the

knob

and

"A"

displayed.

-

If

you

want

to

select

a

track

name

beginning

with

a different

letter,

rotate

the

knob

to

select

a

letter,

then

press

the

knob

to

confirm.

Then

"A"

flashes

at

the

select

2nd

and

other

character

of

the

desired

track

name

as

steps

above.

MP3

File

Search

-

Press

AMS

twice

to

select

"FILE

SCH"

mode.

-

Press

the

knob

to

enter,

rotate

the

knob

to

select

folder.

MP3

Track

Search

-

Press

AMS

to

select

"TRK

SCH"

mode.

-

Press

SEL/MENU

knob

and

LCD

display

will

show

"TRK

0001".

-

If

the

desired

track

number

is

less

than

100,

-

To

play

songs

of

the

current

folder,

press

the

rotate

the

knob

to

select

the

first

digit

and

knob

for

more

than

0.5

second

to

play

the

first

press

the

knob

once

again

and

rotate

the

track.

Knob

to

set

the

tenth

digit

of

the

track

number.

-

To

play

a

desired

track,

press

the

knob

and

Press

the

knob

again

more

than

0.5

second

to

rotate

the

knob

to

select

a

track,

press

the

play

the

track.

Knob

again

to

play

the

track.

-

If

the

desired

track

number

is

more

than

100,

rotate

the

knob

to

select

the

first

digit

and

press

the

knob

to

confirm,

rotate

the

knob

to

select

the

tenth

digit

and

press

the

knob

to

confirm,

rotate

the

knob

to

select

the

hundredth

digit

and

press

the

knob

to

confirm,

press

the

knob

button

again

to

play

the

track.

-

Press

the

knob

more

than

0.5

second

to

play

your

desired

track.

For

example:

To

search

character

"ECHO".

MP3

Overview

Note

on

MP3

"MP3"

technology

(mpeg

audio

layer3)

reduces

the

digital

data

of

an

audio

CD

significantly

while

maintaining

CD-like

sound

quality.

*

MP3

is

a

music

compression

technology,

MP3

(mpeg

audio

layer

3)

reduces

the

digital

data

of

an

audio

CD

significantly

while

maintaining

CD-like

sound

quality.

*

This

product

allows

playback

of

MP3

files

on

CD-ROM,

CD-R

or

CD-RW

discs.

The

unit

can

read

MP3

files

written

in

the

format

compliant

with

ISO

9660.

However

it

does

not

support

the

MP3

data

written

by

packet

writing.

*

The

unit

can

not

read

an

MP3

file

that

has

a

file

extension

other

than

".mp3".

*

If

you

play

a

non-MP3

file

that

has

the

"

.mp3

"

extension,

you

may

hear

some

noise.

*

In

this

manual,

we

refer

to

what

are

called

"MP3

file"

and

"folder"

in

PC

terminology

as

"track"

and "album"

respectively.

*

Maximum

number

of

directory

(folder).

When

CD-R

disc

is

used,

playback

is

possible

only

for

discs

which

have

been

finalized.

Make

sure

that

when

MP3,

CD-R

or

CD-

RW

is

burned

that

it

is

formatted

as

a

data

disc

and

NOT

as

an

audio

disc.

It

is

not

recommended

to

write

non-MP3

files

or

un-related

folders

along

with

MP3

files

on

the

disc,

otherwise

it

may

take

longer

time

to

start

playing

the

MP3

music.

With

some

CD-R

or

CD-RW

media,

data

may

not

be

properly

written

depending

on

their

manufacturing

quality.

In

this

case,

data

may

not

be

reproduced

correctly.

High

quality

CD-R

or

CD-RW

disc

is

recommended.

Support

ID3

tag

Version

1.XX

and

2.XX,

up

to

16

characters

can

be

displayed

for

the

title

of

the

song,

album

and

the

artist.

Note

that

the

unit

may

not

play

tracks

as

ripped

and

recorded.

RDS

(Radio

Data

System)

It

constantly

updates

the

AF

list

of

preset

stations,

including

the

one

that

currently

tuned

into.

If

you

preset

a

station

around

the

area

at

RDS

service

availability

varies

with

areas.

Please

understand

if

RDS

service

is

not

available

in

your

area,

the

following

service

is

Traffic

Announcements

Some

RDS

FM

stations

periodically

provide

traffic

information.

not

available.

TP

(Traffic

Program

Identification)

your

home,

you

will

later

be

able

to

receive

Broadcasting

of

traffic

information

the

same

station

at

an

alternative

frequency,

RDS

Basics

TA

(Traffic

Announcements

Identification)

or

any

other

station

serving

the

same

AF

(Alternative

Frequency)

When

the

radio

signal

strength

is

poor,

enabling

the

AF

function

will

allow

the

unit

to

automatically

search

another

station

with

the

same

PI

(program

identification)

as

the

current

station

but

with

stronger

signal

strength.

PS

(Program

Service

name)

The

name

of

station

will

be

display

instead

of

frequency.

AF

Mode:

Press

AF

button

to

switch

AF

mode

on

and

off.

AF

on:

AF

function

is

activated.

AF

off:

AF

function

is

disabled.

Remark:

AF

indicator

on

LCD

will

flash

until

RDS

information

is

received.

If

RDS

service

is

not

available

in

your

area,

turn

off

the

AF

mode.

REG

Mode:

Press

AF

button

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

switch

REG

mode

on

and

off.

REG

on:

AF

function

will

implement

the

regional

code

(of

the

PI)

and

only

stations

in

the

current

region

can

be

tuned

automatically.

REG

off:

AF

function

will

ignore

the

regional

code

(of

the

Pl)

and

stations

in

the

other

regions

can

also

be

tuned

automatically.

Radio

announcements

on

traffic

conditions

TA

Mode:

Press

TA

to

turn

on/off

the

TA

function.

When

TA

mode

is

turned

on,

the

TA

indicator

will

blink.

When

traffic

announcement

is

received,

the

TA

indicator

will

display.

The

unit

will

temporarily

switch

to

the

tuner

mode

(regardless

of

the

current

mode)

and

begin

broadcasting

the

announcement

at

TA

volume

level.

After

the

traffic

announcement

is

over,

it

will

return

to

the

and

volume

level.

When

TA

is

turned

on,

SEEK,

SCAN,

AMS

function

can

only

be

received

or

saved

when

traffic

program

identification

(TP)

code

is

received.

EON

(Enhanced

Other

Networks)

When

EON

data

is

received,

the

EON

indicator

lights

and

the

TA

and

AF

functions

are

enhanced.

TA:

Traffic

information

can

be

received

from

the

current

station

or

stations

in

other

network.

AF:

The

frequency

list

of

preset

RDS

stations

is

updated

by

EON

data.

EON

enables

the

radio

to

make

fuller

use

of

RDS

information.

program,

EON

also

keeps

track

of

locally

available

TP

stations

for

quick

reception.

RDS

(Radio

Data

System)

PTY

Reception

(Program

Type)

RDS

FM

stations

provide

a

program

type

identification

signal.

Example:

news,

rock,

info,

sport,

etc.

PTY

Mode:

Press

PTY

to

turn

on

the

program

type

reception,

the

type

is

shown.

Press

PTY

once

again

to

enter

the

MUSIC

type

or

press

twice

to

enter

the

SPEECH

type,

then

use

buttons

1

-

6

to

select

the

desired

program

type.

The

selected

PTY

type

is

shown

and

searching

starts

if

no

other

function

is

selected

for

2

seconds.

If

there

is

no

corresponding

program

type,

NO

PTY

is

shown

and

the

unit

will

return

to

normal

mode.

PTY

Type

Preset:

Press

PTY

once

to

enter

the

MUSIC

type

or

press

PTY

twice

to

enter

the

SPEECH

type.

Then

use

function

1

-

6

to

select

the

desired

program

type.

PRESET

NO.

MUSIC

TYPE

SPEECH

TYPE

POP

M

NEWS

1

AFFAIRS

ROCK

M

INFO

EASY

M

SPORT

2

EDUCATE

LIGHT

M

DRAMA

CLASSICS

CULTURE

3

SCIENCE

OTHER

M

VARIED

JAZZ

M

WEATHER

4

FINANCE

COUNTRY

CHILDREN

NATIONAL

M

SOCIAL

5

RELIGION

OLDIES

M

PHONE

IN

TRAVEL

6

FOLK

M

LEISURE

DOCUMENT

TA

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

TA

ALARM

or

TA

SEEK

mode.

If

the

TA

(traffic

announcements)

is

turned

on

and

there

is

no

traffic

program

identification

code

received

in

the

specified

time,

no

TA/TP

will

display

and

either

TAALARM

or

TA

SEEK

will

be

activated.

TA

ALARM

mode

:

Alarm

is

turned

on.

TA

SEEK

mode:

TA

SEEK

is

automatically

activated.

MASK

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

MASK

DPI

or

MASK

ALL

mode.

In

some

cases,

the

AF

function

may

be

influenced

by

some

interference,

examples

are

signals

with

strong

field

but

without

the

RDS

data.

For

this

reason,

the

unit

has

two

options

to

avoid

the

above

interference.

MASK

DPI

mode

:

Only

AF

which

has

different

program

identification

is

masked.

MASK

ALL

mode

:

The

AF

which

has

different

program

identification

and

NO

RDS

signal

with

high

field

strength

is

masked.

TA

VOL

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

adjust

TA

volume

level.

RETUNE

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

RETUNE-S

or

RETUNE-L.

RETUNE-S

or

RETUNE-LL

is

time

length

selection

of

TA

SEEK

retune

interval.

RETUNE-S:

Short,

TA

SEEK

retune

interval

is

45

seconds.

RETUNE-L:

Long,

TA

SEEK

retune

interval

is

180

seconds.

Remark:

RETUNE

mode

functions

for

TA

during

TA

SEEK

mode

only.

DSP

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

DSP

sound

effect:

POP

->

FLAT

->

CLASSIC

->

ROCK

->

OFF

EPS

mode

ESP

12s:

Selected

as

CD-ESP

time

12

seconds,

MP3-ESP

time

>100

seconds.

ESP

45s:

Selected

as

CD-ESP

time

45

seconds,

MP3-ESP

time

>100

seconds.

MULT

mode

MULT

OFF:

Mixed

CD,

one

session

CD.

MULT

ON:

Mixed,

extra,

multi

session

CD.

LOUD

ON/OFF

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

loudness

on

or

off.

WOOF

ON/OFF

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

sub-

woofer

on

or

off.

BEEP

ON/OFF

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

button

beep

sound

on

or

off.

Press

SEL/MENU

knob

more

than

2

seconds

to

enter

menu

mode,

then

each

press

changes

the

mode

as

follows:

TA

mode

->

MASK

mode

->

TA

VOL

mode

->

RETUNE

mode

->

DSP

mode

->

ESP

mode

->

MULT

mode

->

LOUD

ON/OFF

mode

->

WOOF

ON/OFF

mode

->

BEEP

ON/OFF

->

SEEK1/2

mode(only

in

tuner

mode)

->

ST/MO

mode(only

in

tuner

mode)

->

LOCAL/DX

mode(only

in

tuner

mode)

->

VOL

mode

SEEK

1/2

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

radio

seek

mode

1

or

2.

SEEK

1:

Searching

station

will

stop

when

the

is

received.

SEEK

2:

Searching

station

will

stop

when

I<

or

>>

button

is

released

and

is

received.

STEREO/MONO

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

FM

stereo

or

mono.

LOCAL/DX

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose

tuner

sensitivity

local

or

distant.

VOL

mode

Rotate

the

knob

to

choose volume

last/adjust

mode.

VOL

LAST:

The

turn-on

volume

level

is

the

volume

of

latest

power

off.

VOL

ADJUST:

Press

the

knob

to

enter

A-VOL

mode,

rotate

to

set

the

turn-on

volume

level.

Electrical

Connections

Wiring

Diagram

Antenna

afta

da

all

ef

a

Tal

AT

al

ol

Sub-woofer

out

(mi

[

_

(Green)

Fuse

15A

Connector

Rear

Line-out

(Gray)

=

R(Red)

HC

[|

—_/

L(White)

ISO

connector

Front

Line-out

(Brown)

=

R(Red)

mm

b

L(White)

Location

Function

Connector

A

Connector

B

1

Rear

Right

(+)

-

Purple

2

Rear

Right

(-)

-

Purple

/

Black

Stripe

3

Front

Right

(+)

-

Gray

4

Battery

12V(+)/yellow

Front

Right

(-)

-

Gray

/

Black

Stripe

5

Auto

Antenna/blue

Front

Left(+)

-

White

6

Front

Left(-)

-

White

/

Black

Stripe

7

ACC+/red

Rear

Left

(+)

-

Green

8

Ground/black

Rear

Left

(-)

-

Green

/

Black

Stripe

Installation

Guide

Installation

Procedures

First

complete

the

electrical

connections,

and

check

for

correctness.

Reset

When

the

installation

and

connections

are

completed,

be

sure

to

press

the

RESET

witha

ball-point

pen,

etc.

Note:

Press

the

RESET

button

will

erase

the

clock

and

stored

stations.

Reset

Installation

Opening

This

unit

can

be

installed

in

any

dashboard

having

an

opening

as

shown

below.

The

dashboard

should

be

4.75mm

-

5.56mm

thick

in

order

to

be

able

to

support

the

unit.

=

~53mm

>}

ms

182mm

Installation

Guide

Install

the

unit

Install

the

panel

Important:

1.

Hold

the

panel

and

ensure

the

panel

faces

Remove

the

two

screws

on

the

top

of

the

unit

toward

you,

and

set

one

side

of

the

panel

before

installation.

in

the

panel

bracket.

Otherwise,

the

player

will

not

work.

2.

Press

the

other

side

of

the

panel

until

it

locks.

¢

S

Mounting

bolt

rubber

cushion.

A

1.

Inset

mounting

collar

into

the

dashboard,

and

bend

the

mounting

tabs

out

with

a

screwdriver.

lock

lever

(>)

Make

sure

that

lock

lever

is

flush

with

the

mounting

collar

(not

projecting

outward).

2.

Secure

the

rear

of

the

unit.

After

fixing

mounting

bolt

and

power

connector,

fix

the

rear

of

the

unit

to

the

car

body

by

rubber

cushion.

3.

Insert

trim

plate.

Anti-Theft

This

unit

is

equipped

with

a

flip-down

detachable

panel.

Panel

can

be

detached

and

taken

with

you,

helping

to

deter

theft.

Remove

the

panel

1.

Switch

off

the

power

of

the

unit.

2.

Press

“1

button

to

flip

down

the

panel.

3.

Hold

the

middle

of

the

panel.

Take

off

one

end,

and

then

take

off

the

other

end.

4.

Place

the

panel

into

the

case

and

take

it

with

you

when

you

leave

the

car.

Remove

the

unit

1.

Switch

the

power

off.

1.

Remove

the

panel

and

the

trim

plate.

2.

Insert

both

T-Keys

into

hole

on

the

front

of

the

set

until

they

lock.

3.

Pull

out

the

unit.

Troubleshooting

If

you

suspect

something

is

wrong,

immediately

switch

power

off.

Do

not

use

the

unit

in

abnormal

condition,

for

example

without

sound,

or

with

smoke

or

foul

smell,

can

cause

fire

or

electric

shock.

Immediately

stop

using

it

and

call

the

store

where

you

purchased

it.

Never

try

to

repair

the

unit

yourself

because

it

is

dangerous

to

do

so.

General

No

power

or

no

sound.

Car's

engine

switch

is

not

on.

Turn

your

car's

key

to

ACC

or

ON.

Cable

is

not

correctly

connected.

Check

connection.

Fuse

is

burnt.

Replace

fuse.

Check

volume

or

mute

on

/

off.

If

the

above

solutions

cannot

help.

Press

the

RESET

button.

Radio

Much

noise

in

broadcast.

Station

is

too

far,

or

signals

are

too

weak.

Select

other

stations

of

higher

signal

level.

Preset

station

lost.

Battery

cable

is

not

correctly

connected.

Connect

the

battery

cable

to

the

terminal

that

is

always

live.

Disc

is

inside

but

no

sound.

Disc

is

upside

down.

Place

disc

in

the

correct

direction,

and

the

label

side

up.

Disc

is

dirty

or

damaged.

Clean

disc

or

change

another

disc.

Disc

sound

skips,

tone

quality

is

low.

Disc

is

dirty

or

damaged.

Clean

CD

or

change

another

CD.

Sound

skips

due

to

vibration.

Mounting

angle

is

over

30°.

Adjust

mounting

angle

to

less

than

30°.

Unstable

mounting.

Mount

the

unit

securely

with

the

mounting

parts.

Error

Display

Messages

Display

shows

NO

FILE:

Disc

is

not

CD

or

contains

no

MP3

files.

Display

shows

ERR-4:

Disc

upside

down.

Display

shows

ERR-10:

Recovery

error,

check

the

disc.

Display

shows

ERR-11:

MP3

error,

check

the

disc.

Display

shows

ERR-12:

USB/SD/MMC

MP3

data

error.

Display

shows

ERR-3

or

ERR-7:

Disc

mechanism

error:

Press

&

to

eject

the

disc.

In

case

that

the

disc

cannot

be

ejected

by

pressing

&

,

press

the

RESET

switch

and

press

the

&

again.

If

you

are

still

unable

to

eject,

consult

your

dealer.

Specifications

General

Power

supply

Maximum

power

output

Suitable

speaker

impedance

Suitable

speaker

power

Pre-Amp

output

voltage

Fuse

Dimensions(WxHxD)

Weight

Aux-in

level

Sub-woofer

out

Disc

Player

System

Frequency

response

Signal/noise

ratio

Total

harmonic

distortion

Channel

separation

FM

Stereo

Radio

Frequency

range

Usable

sensitivity

Frequency

response

Stereo

separation

Image

response

ratio

IF

response

ratio

Signal/noise

ratio

12V

DC(11V-16V)

Test

voltage

14.4V,

negative

ground

45Wx4

channels

4-80hm

80-100Wx4

channels

2.0V

(CD

play

mode:

1KHz,

OdB,

10KQ

load)

15A

178x50x166mm

1.64kg

2300mV

2.0V

Disc

digital

audio

system

20Hz

-

20KHz

>80dB

Less

than

0.20%

(1KHz)

>60dB

87.5-108.0MHz

(Europe)

87.5-107.9MHz

(USA)

10dBu

30Hz-15KHz

30dB

(1KHz)

50dB

70dB

55dB

AM(MW)

Radio

Frequency

range

Usable

sensitivity(S/N=20dB)

Components

Mounting

collar

Machine

screws

M5x6

mm

M4x6

mm

Mounting

bolt

(60mm)

Wire

connector

Removable

face

plate

case

Trim

plate

T-key

Operating

Instructions

Rubber

cushion

Remote

control

unit

Note:

Specifications

and

the

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

due

to

improvements.

522-1620KHz

(Europe)

530-1710KHz

(USA)

30dBu

kek

Rak

ek

Sa

Se

PN:

127075001835

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