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Installation
and Operations
Manual
POWER EJECT
IR
4 X 50 WATTS
VOLUME
ELAPSE
PUSH SEL/
MENU
MODE AS/PS
DIM / II
LOUD MUTE
TUNE/TRACK/CH
PUSH
EQ DISP
SCAN/S-MOD
ENTER
MEMORY PROGRAM REPEAT SHUFFLE INTRO
BAND W-BND
DISC/CAT
M9900CDS
AM / FM / WB and CD Stereo Receiver
U.S. Patent No. D486,815
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 2 Introduction Your new Sirius ready in-dash entertainment system has been designed for many years of listening plea- sure. Take a moment to read through this manual and become familiar with the operations and features of this outstanding product. It is advisable to keep this manual in your vehicle ready for reference. We hope the experience with your new mobile entertainment system is a pleasurable one. Be sure to fill out and send in your warranty card. In th
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 3 Button Locations and Functions 5. Multi-Function Button #2: Radio Mode: Push and hold until a beep is heard to memorize a radio station into memory #2 (CH2). Push and release when recalling preset radio station #2. CD Mode: Push to play programmed CD tracks (see CD Operation for more information, page 6-7). CD Changer Mode: Push to change to a higher number disc in the CD changer. Sirius Satellite Radio Mode: Push to scroll through the Sirius Radio playback c
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 4 Basic Operation POWER Turning the Unit On and Off: Push the Power button. Selecting Play Source: Push the Mode button to choose a play source: MODE AS/PS Radio, Sirius Satellite Radio (if equipped), CD, External CD Changer (if equipped or Auxiliary Sources (if equipped). DIM / II Dimming the Display: Push and hold the LOUD button to dim the backlight LOUD MUTE of the display. Push and hold again to return to normal illumination. AM/FM Radio Operation AM/FM Ban
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 5 Preset AM/FM Radio Stations (continued) Automatically Programming AM/FM Radio Stations: You can program up to 15 FM radio stations and 10 AM radio stations automatically. 1. Select from F1, F2, F3, AM1 or AM2 by pushing the BAND button BAND W-BND repeatedly. ELAPSE 2. Push and hold AS/PS button until the display starts scanning for a radio station. The radio will automatically program the 5 strongest sta- MODE AS/PS tion into preset memory. Recalling AM/FM R
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 6 Sound Controls (continued) Equalizer: Push the EQ button to choose between preset equalizer settings: EQ DISP Classic, Rock, DSP Off (digital sound processor off), Flat, Pop and Jazz, as indicated in the display area. Mute (CD Play/Pause) Button: Push the MUTE button to mute the radio LOUD MUTE volume. If a CD is playing the MUTE button will pause the CD. Push the MUTE button again to restore the volume or resume playing the CD. Loudness: Push the LOUD button
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 7 CD Operation (continued) Programming CD Tracks into Memory: 1. In the CD mode, push the MEMORY button once. “P-01”will be MEMORY displayed. TUNE/TRACK/CH PUSH SCAN/S-MOD 2. Select the desired track on the CD by rotating the TUNE knob. 3. Push the MEMORY button again to store that track into memory. MEMORY 4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to store up to 30 tracks into memory. Note: To clear program memory, push the MEMORY button once during programmed playback. “CLEAR
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 8 (Continued) CD Changer Operation Preview CD Tracks: Push and release the INTRO button until “SCN” appears in the display. Each track on the disc will play for 10 seconds. To cancel this feature push the INTRO button until “SCN” disappears from the display. INTRO Preview CDs: Push and hold the INTRO button until “DSN” appears in the display. Each track on every disc will play for 10 seconds. To cancel this feature push the INTRO button until “DSN” disappears fr
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 9 Sirius Satellite Radio Operation (Continued) TUNE/TRACK/CH Category Tuning (continued): PUSH SCAN/S-MOD 3. Rotate the TUNE knob and select a station. TUNE/TRACK/CH Direct Tuning: PUSH SCAN/S-MOD 1. Push the TUNE knob until “DIRECT” appears in the display. 2. Rotate the TUNE knob and select the first digit (0 or 1). 3. Push the TUNE knob again. TUNE/TRACK/CH 4. Rotate the TUNE knob and select the second digit (1-8). PUSH SCAN/S-MOD 5. Push the TUNE knob agai
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 10 Channel Skip Sirius Satellite Radio Programming Channel Skip for Satellite Radio Stations: You can program the radio to skip channels which you do not want. 1. Tune to the station to be skipped (see Sirius Satellite Radio Operation for more details). TUNE/TRACK/CH PUSH SCAN/S-MOD 2. Push the TUNE knob until “SET SKIP” appears in the display. ENTER 3. Push the BAND button and “SKIP” will appear flashing in the bottom of BAND W-BND the display. When the “SKI
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 11 Speciality Features Display Button: The factory default setting is clock display priority. Push the DISPLAY button at any time will display the radio frequency, CD track, EQ DISP AUX 1 or AUX 2. Note: In the Sirius mode the factory default setting is Sirius channel dis- play priority. Push the DISPLAY button at any time to display the CN-NAME, SONG TITLE, ARTIST, CATEGORY and Clock. If clock is cho- sen the time will be displayed for approximately 5 seconds t
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 12 Default Settings The M9900CDS has a small group of settings that can be changed to suit your personalized requirement. VOLUME Button Confirmation Beep: The factory default setting is BEEP ON (a confirma- PUSH SEL/ MENU tion beep every time a button or knob is pushed). To turn the beeps off, push and hold the VOLUME knob until “BEEP ON” is in the display then release. Rotate the VOLUME knob until “BEEP OFF” is in the display. Wait a few seconds, the radio will
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POWER EJECT VOLUME ELAPSE PUSH SEL/ MENU LOC MOD AS/PS DIM / II LOUD MUT TUNE/TRACK SCAN/SHIFT EQ DISP MEMORY PRO GRAM REPEAT SHUFFLE SCAN BAND W-BAN 2 3 4 5 M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 13 Installation White Wire with Black Stripe: Connect this wire to Step 1: The radio chassis is designed to be “Sleeve the Left Front Speaker (-) negative terminal or wire. Mounted” through a opening in the dashboard panel. The required opening size is 182mm (7-3/16") x Green Wire with Black Stripe: Co
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 14 Speaker Connection Right Right Front Speaker Rear Speaker + - Purple Wire: Rear Right Speaker (+) Purple/Black Wire: Rear Right Speaker (-) Gray/Black Wire: Front Right Speaker (-) Gray Wire: Front Right Speaker (+) Green Wire: Rear Left Speaker (+) Green/Black Wire: Rear Left Speaker (-) White/Black Wire: Front Left Speaker (-) White Wire: Front Left Speaker (+) + - Left Left Black Wire: Ground Front Speaker Rear Speaker Blue Wire: Power Antenn
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 15 Auxiliary Connection Red (Right) VCR White (Left) AUX 1 or Yellow Cable TV Audio Out M9900CDS AUX 2 DVD Black Cable or Red (Right) White (Left) Video Game CD Changer Connection CD Changer M9900CDS Male/Male (Supplied with CD Changer) Black Remote IR Sensor Connection (Optional) M9900CDS Remote IR Sensor (Mounted In-Dash) Black 15
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M9900CDS-UM 4/26/06 14:21 Page 16 Warranty ONE (1) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents will within one year from the date of sale to you, repair, replace or refund the retail sales price of said product or any part thereof, at the option of the Magnadyne Corporation or its authorized agents, if said product or part is found defective in materials or workmanship, when properly connected and operating on the correct power requirements designated for the specific
