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Owner’s manual
1. PRECAUTIONS
Mode d’emploi
1. When the inside of the car is very cold and This equipment has been tested and found to
Manual de instrucciones
the player is used soon after switching on comply with the limits for a Class B digital
the heater, moisture may form on the disc device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
or the optical parts of the player and proper These limits are designed to provide reason-
playback may not be possible. If moisture able protection against harmful
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2. CONTROLS / COMMANDES / CONTROLES 3. BUTTON TERMINOLOGY Note: Note: Be sure to unfold this page and refer to the front diagrams as you read each chapter. Remarque: Veuillez déployer cette page et vous référer aux schémas quand vous lisez chaque chapitre. • Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter 2. CONTROLS on page 3 (unfold). Nota: Cuando lea los capítulos, despliegue esta página y consulte los diagramas. Names of Buttons SOURCE UNIT / APPAREIL PILOTE / UNIDAD
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English 4. FEATURES n Rotary Encoder Volume Control n DIN Chassis with Detachable Control Panel n CD-R/CD-RW Compatible n Z-ENHANCER PLUS for Sound Creation with 3 Adjustment Modes (2-Band P.EQ) ® n FM Reception System n AM/FM Bands-1 AM, 3 FM/18 FM/6 AM Touchbutton Memory n 8-Times Oversampling Digital Filter and Dual 1-Bit D/A Converters n Zero-Bit Detector™ Mute Circuit n Repeat/Random Play/Intro Music Scan n Blue Negative LC Display n 4-Channel RCA Line Level Output with Fader Control DX425
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English 5. HANDLING COMPACT DISCS This unit has been designed specifically for play- Note on Compact Discs back of compact discs bearing the mark. Never stick labels on the surface of the compact No other discs can be played. disc or mark the surface with a pencil or pen. To remove the compact disc from its storage No case, press down on the center of the case and lift the disc out, holding it carefully by the edges. Removing the disc Proper way to hold the compact disc Do not use any solvents s
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English 6. DCP (Detachable Control Panel) The control panel can be detached to prevent Storing the DCP in the DCP Case theft. When detaching the control panel, store it Hold the DCP, in the orientation as shown in the in the included DCP case to prevent scratches. figure below, and put it into the supplied DCP We recommend taking the detachable control case. (Ensure the DCP is in the correct orienta- panel with you when leaving the car. tion.) Removing the DCP DCP 1. Turn off the power. 2. Pres
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English 7. REMOTE CONTROL Receiver for remote control unit Operating range: 30° in all directions Remote Control Unit Signal transmitter & Á
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Inserting the Batteries 1. Turn the remote control unit over, then slide the rear cover in the direction of the arrow. AA (UM-3/1.5 V) 2. Insert the AA (UM-3/1.5 V) batteries that Batteries came with the remote control unit facing in the directions shown in the figure, then close the rear cover. Notes: Using batteries improperly can
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English Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons Mode Radio CD Button & FUNC Turns power on and off. When pressed and held for 1 second: Turns power off. Switches between radio and CD. * BAND Switches reception band. Plays the first track. DISC UP Top play. PROG TOP ( VOLUME Increases and decreases volume (in all modes). ) SEARCH Moves preset channels up and down. Moves tracks up and down. When pressed and held for 1 second: Fast-forward/ fast-backward. Á
PLAY/PAUSE Turns mute on and off. Swi
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English 8. OPERATION Note: Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter 2. CONTROLS on page 3 (unfold). • Adjusting the Tone Basic Operations Press A button % and select the item to adjust. CAUTION Each time you press A button %, the item When this unit is turned on, starting and stop- changes in the following order: ping the engine of a car with its volume raised l When “B-BOOST” is set to the maximum level may harm your hearing. “B-BOOST” “BAL” “FAD” Previous B
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English Adjusting the Treble Switching the Clock Display This adjustment can be performed when the Z- Every time the DISP button 7 is pressed, the enhancer Plus is set to “CUSTOM”. display will change between the operation mode and the clock display. 1) Press A button % and select “TREB”. 2) Turning Rotary knob $ clockwise empha- sizes the treble; turning it counterclockwise Setting the Clock attenuates the treble. 1) Press the DISP button 7 to display the clock The factory default setting is
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English Preset Memory Function Radio Mode Operations Preset Memory Function can store up to 24 sta- tions: six stations for each of FM1, FM2, FM3 FM Reception and AM. ® For enhanced FM performance the tuner includes signal actuated stereo control and Note: Multipath noise reduction circuits. When the present memory function is used, all the • content of the memory will be erased. Listening to the Radio Manual memory function 1) Press the FUNC button 3 to select the radio 1) Press the BAND butt
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English Recalling ISR CD Mode Operations Press the ISR button # then the display will show “ISR”, then the radio station previously Loading a Disc memorized will be selected. Press the ISR but- Insert the disc into the CD insertion slot with its ton # again to disengage the unit from the label side up, then the CD will start playing. Recalling ISR function. For 5-inch (12 cm) CD For 3-inch (8 cm) single CD Area Change Use this function when you are using the car stereo anywhere outside the U.S.
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English Top Function CD Changer Operations The top function allows the first track of the cur- When a separately sold CD changer is connect- rent CD to be played. ed, it can be controlled from this unit. Press Top button 4 to play the first track (track No.1) of CD. Listening to the disc Selecting Tracks (songs) Press the FUNC button 3 and select the CD changer mode, then the CD starts playing. Press the SRCH Left/Right button 2. : Playback will start from the next track. : Playback will start f
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English Scan play Disc random playback Press the SCN button 5, then the display Press and hold the RDM button 0 for 1 second shows “SCN”, then the CD will play the first 10 or longer, then the display will show both the seconds of each track of the whole disc. Press DISC indication 0 and “RDM”, then the entire the SCN button 5 again to disengage the unit tracks of all the discs in the CD changer will be from scan play. played at random. A scan play will start from the track following the one Pr
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English 9. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Cause Solution Power does not turn on. Fuse is blown. Replace with a fuse of the same (No sound is produced.) amperage. If the fuse blows again, consult your store of purchase. Incorrect wiring. Consult your store of purchase. Compact disc cannot be Another compact disc is Eject the compact disc before loading loaded. already loaded. the new one. Sound skips or is noisy. Compact disc is dirty. Clean the compact disc with a soft cloth. Compact disc is heavil
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English 10. ERROR DISPLAYS If an error occurs, one of the following displays is displayed. Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem. Error Display Cause Measure CD ER2 A CD is caught inside the CD deck and is This is a failure of CD deck’s mechanism not ejected. and consult your store of purchase. CD ER3 A CD cannot be played due to scratches, Replace with a non-scratched, etc. non-warped-disc. CD ER6 A CD is loaded upside-down inside the Eject the disc then reload it properl
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English 11. SPECIFICATIONS FM Tuner General Frequency Range: 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz Power Supply Voltage: 14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.6 Usable Sensitivity: 11 dBf V allowable), negative ground 50 dB Quieting Sensitivity: 17 dBf Current Consumption: Less than 15 A Alternate Channel Selectivity: 75 dB Speaker Impedance: 4 Ω (4 Ω to 8 Ω allowable) Stereo Separation (1 kHz): 35 dB Weight: 3.97 lb. (1.8 kg) Frequency Response (±3 dB): 30 Hz to 15 kHz Dimensions: 7” (178 mm) Width · 2” (50 mm) Height · 6-
