Axis AX-902 Installation Manual

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BLUETOOTH ENABLED CD/MP3/WMA RECEIVER

IPOD CONTROL with INTERFACE CABLE

USB & FRONT PANEL AUX INPUT

SPECIFICATIONS:

GENERAL:

Flip Down / Detachable Face Panel Includes Black and Silver Trim Frames ISO DIN Chassis &ISO Wiring Connector 12 Volt DC - Negative Ground Chassis: 178(W)x50(H)x158(D) mm

PLAYER:

CD/MP3/WMA -CDR/CDRW Player Auto Loading/Eject iPod Compatible Electronic Shock Protection (12/45 Sec. in CD / 120 Sec. in MP3) Intro, Repeat and Random Play MP3/WMA Files - Select Folder Track/File or Character Search

BLUETOOTH:

Bluetooth in Phone Mode Remote Dial Keypad External Microphone Phone Contacts

TUNER:

AM/FM Stereo PLL Frequency Display 30 Station Presets (18FM/12AM) Digital Clock Stereo/Mono - Local/Distant Long Range XTREME Tuner

AUDIO CONTROL:

Electronic Volume/Balance/ Treble/Bass and Fader Controls Audio DSP Function Subwoofer Output 4 Channel RCA Line-out RCA Line-in USB / AUX Input Speaker Impedance 4-8 Ohms 5 Volt Preamp Output High Power 40 Watts x 4 ch

DESIGNED FOR AUSTRALASIAN CONDITIONS

AX-902

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53mm

182mm

53mm

Release screw and bracket

Bend these claws, if necessary

INSTALLATION

PRECAUTIONS

• Carefully choose the mounting location so normal driving is not affected.

• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperatures (direct sunlight or hot air from the heater) or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.

• Only use the mounting hardware supplied to ensure a safe and secure installation.

• Remove the front panel before installing the unit.

Mounting angle adjustment

Adjust the mounting angle to less than 20°.

MOUNTING EXAMPLE Installation in the dashboard

Note: Keep the release keys in the safe place as you may need them in future to remove the unit.

Detaching and attaching the front panel

The front panel of this unit can be detached in order to prevent theft.

FOLDING DOWN AND DETACHING/ATTACHING THE FRONT PANEL

Before detaching the front panel, be sure to press the PWR button (1) OFF rst.

Then press the button (16), to fully open the front panel. Detach the panel by pulling it towards you as illustrated.

Notes:

• Do not exert unnecessary pressure on the front panel when attaching it.

• Please use the supplied case when the front panel is removed.

not exceed 10°

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TO SUPPORT THE UNIT

SUB WOOFER

L (WHITE) R (RED)

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

ISO CONNECTOR

L (WHITE) R (RED)

GREY +

GREY/BLACK –

FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER

VIOLET +

VIOLET/BLACK –

REAR RIGHT SPEAKER

FRONT LEFT SPEAKER

REAR LEFT SPEAKER

+ WHITE

– WHITE/BLACK

+ GREEN

– GREEN/BLACK

ISO A/B PLUG

POWER ANTENNA

BLUE

IGNITION SWITCH (B+)

RED

MEMORY

YELLOW

BACK UP

BLACK GROUND (–)

LINE IN

LINE OUT

(REAR)

LINE OUT

(FRONT)

BLUETOOTH ANTENNA

CONNECT TO EXTERNAL MICROPHONE

Dashboard

WIRE CONNECTION

1. UNIT

2. RELEASE CASE

3. DASH

4. HEX NUT

5. LOCK WASHER

6. PLAIN WASHER

7. CAR BODY

8. REAR SUPPORT STRAP

9. TAPPING SCREW

10. M5 X 15 HEX BOLT

Maintenance

FUSE REPLACEMENT

If a fuse blows, check all power connections and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows again there may be an electronic or wiring fault. In this case, consult your nearest service centre.

Warning

Use the specied amperage fuse for each lead. Use of a higher amperage fuse may cause serious

damage and void the warranty.

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FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

MP3

(1-6)

1 15 1322 7 16 11 20 271423

9 19 21 23 24 25 8 5 6 261012

MP3

18 17

POSITION OF CONTROLS (CAR STEREO)

1. POWER ON/OFF ( )

2. FUNCTION SELECT BUTTON: BASS/TREBLE/BALANCE/FADER/AUDIO DSP/

LOUDNESS/SUBWOOFER/ESP/CD MULTI/SCROLL/BEEP/STEREO/LOCAL/PAIRING

3. VOL UP/VOL DOWN FOR BASS/TREBLE/BALANCE/FADER/AUDIO DSP/

LOUDNESS/SUBWOOFER/ESP/CD MULTI/SCROLL/BEEP/STEREO/LOCAL/PAIRING

4. PRESET STATIONS (1,2,3,4,5,6)

5. MUTE BUTTON (MU)

6. LOCAL/DISTANT BUTTON (LOC)

7. EQUALIZER CONTROL (EQ)

8. STEREO/MONO BUTTON (ST)

9. DISPLAY BUTTON (DISP)

10. MODE BUTTON (MODE)

11. BAND BUTTON (BND)

12. AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TUNING (FREQ UP

CD TRACK/SEARCH BUTTON

13. AUTO SEEK SEARCH TUNING (A/PS)

14. ‘SCAN’ AUTOMATIC TUNING CONTROL (SCN)

15. LCD DISPLAY

16. PANEL RELEASE BUTTON (

17. CD SLOT

18. CD EJECT BUTTON (

19. TOP BUTTON (TOP)

20. PAUSE BUTTON (BND)

21. INTRO BUTTON (Preview all Tracks) (INT)

22. REPEAT BUTTON (A/PS)

23. RANDOM BUTTON (RDM)

24/ 25. + 10 TRACK SEARCH DOWN/UP

26. AUX IN

27. USB PORT

OR FREQ DOWN /

)

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POSITION OF CONTROLS (DIAL KEYPAD)

1. POWER ON / OFF

2. ANSWER A CALL

3. VOLUME +

4. END A CALL

5. BAND

6. SELECT MENU FUNCTION

7. VOLUME -

8. MODE

9. PHONE NUMBER /

BUTTON 1-6: STATION PRESETS

10. STEREO / MONO

11. SCAN STATIONS

9 6

5 8

SWITCHING TO TELEPHONE MODE

1. During any operating mode, press and hold “*” to activate TELEPHONE mode. Press and hold

it again to return to previous mode.

MAKING CALLS USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

Calls can be made directly from the remote control. Before making a call, make sure that the devices are properly paired and connected.

1. Press and hold “*” on remote control. Unit will switch to phone mode.

2. Enter the phone number via the remote control keypad and press

Press

3. Press

button to make corrections when entering numbers. button to end call.

button to dial out.

SCAN RADIO STATION

SCAN function scans all stored frequencies and plays each for 5 seconds.

1. In Tuner mode, press ‘* ’ to start SCAN function. Press again to end.

2. When a channel is found, press and hold a memory preset key (1-6) to store in memory.

INSTALLATION OF DIAL KEY PAD

Use double sided adhesive tape (optional) to stick the remote on the dashboard or another convenient place.

To Install on Steering Wheel:

Note: To use the remote, detach it rst from the remote holder and point directly to the head unit.

CAUTION:

Do not install the remote close to or in front of any SRS (airbag).

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MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

VOL

GENERAL CONTROLS

VOLVOL

VOLVOLorVOLVOL

1 3

2 2

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

1. POWER ON/OFF

Press this key to switch the unit on and off. Also, this unit can be turned on by pressing any key.

2. SELECT

3. VOLUME UP/DOWN

Turn the VOL knob Right or Left (3) to adjust VOL/BASS/TREB/BAL/FAD. To select other functions,

continue to press the VOL knob until the desired function is shown on the display. See Figure 1.

Fig. 1 Selection of sound control functions

1. VOL 2. SEL 3. BAS 4. TRE 5. BAL 6. FAD

Turn the VOL knob

be used to adjust the BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE and FADER.

AUDIO DSP CONTROLS (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to select Digital Sound Processor mode.

LOUDNESS CONTROLS (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate Loudness function.

to increase or decrease the volume levels.These buttons can also

LOUD ON/OFF mode is selected by

. The bass and treble response will boost.

SUBWOOFER MODE (2) Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate the Subwoofer mode as shown below.

ESP MODE (2) Press SEL button for more than 2 sec. to activate Electronic Shock Protection mode as 12 sec. or 45

sec.

MULTI CD SECTION MODE (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate this function.

CD MULTI ON/OFF mode is selected by

CD.

CD MULTI OFF: Read rst section only.

key. CD MULTI ON: Read multi section

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MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

LOCAL

SEL

DX/LOCAL

VOL

STEREO

SEL

STEREO ON/OFF

VOL

BEEP

SEL

BEEP ON/OFF

VOL

SCROLL

SEL

SCROLL 1/2

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

STEREO

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

STEREO

SEL

STEREO ON/OFF

VOL

BEEP

SEL

BEEP ON/OFF

VOL

SCROLL

SEL

SCROLL 1/2

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

SCROLL MODE

MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

BEEP

SEL

BEEP ON/OFF

VOL

SCROLL

SEL

SCROLL 1/2

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

LOCAL

SEL

DX/LOCAL

VOL

STEREO

SEL

STEREO ON/OFF

VOL

BEEP

SEL

BEEP ON/OFF

VOL

SCROLL

SEL

SCROLL 1/2

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

STEREO

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

LOCAL

SEL

PAIRING

SEL SEL

STEREO

SEL

BEEP

SEL

SCROLL

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT ON/OFFMULT

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

POP --- ROCK --- CLASSIC --- FLAT --- DSP OFF

VOL

LOUD ON/OFF

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

SEL

LOUD

VOL

WOOF ON/OFF

WOOF

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

VOL

SCROLL

SEL

SCROLL 1/2

VOL

ESP

SEL

ESP 10/40

VOL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

MULT

SEL

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

LOUD

WOOF

ESP

SEL

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate this mode.

SCROLL 1: Unit displays song details but no text scrolling. SCROLL 2: Unit displays song details and scrolls the text information to the left.

BEEP MODE (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate Beep functions.

BEEP ON: BEEP sound can be heard when any button is pressed.

STEREO/MONO (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate these function.

When FM signal is weak or distorted, reception may improve by selecting MONO.

LOCAL/DX (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate this function.

“Local” position in areas with strong signal will cause radio to stop at only strong stations. During

manual tuning (LOC appears). Select Distant position in areas with weak signal.

PAIRING MODE (2)

Press the SEL button for more than 2 seconds to activate Pairing for Bluetooth functions. (Please refer

to HOW TO PERFORM PAIRING on page 11)

4. PRESET STATIONS

Six numbered preset button store and recall stations for each band. Storing a station:

1. 1. Select a band (if needed)

2. Select a station

3. Hold a preset button longer than one second. Preset station number appears in the display when

station is saved.

Recall a station:

1. Select band (if needed)

2. Press a preset button for less than one second to select stored station.

5. MUTE BUTTON

Press this button to mute the sound. Press again to return to previous volume level.

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6. LOCAL/DISTANT BUTTON

VOLVOL

Press Local/Distant LOC button for listening to weak stations. “LOCAL” indicator will appear on the

display. Press this button again (Distant mode) for normal operation.

7. EQUALIZER CONTROL

Press EQ to select between Off/Pop/Rock/Classic/Flat equalizer modes.

8. STEREO/MONO (ST)

When an FM station is weak or distorted, audio may improve by selecting MONO.

9. DISPLAY BUTTON (Set the Clock)

Selects radio frequency or clock display. To set the clock:

1. With clock display selected, hold down DISP button until clock display starts ashing.

2. Rotate

to change minutes,

to change hours.

3. Press DISP button to start clock.

10. MODE BUTTON

By pressing this key, user can select. AUX/TUNER/CD-MP3/USB mode.

11. BAND SELECTOR SWITCH

Push this switch to select the desired band.

12. AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TUNING (FREQ UP

OR FREQ DOWN )

(A) RADIO MODE

When pressed for less than 1 second, these keys operate as manual tuning mode. When pressed longer than 1 second they operate as SEEK tuning mode. If the keys are not pressed for 3 seconds, they will return to SEEK mode again.

(B) CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER MODE

When pressed for less than 1 second, they will operate as TRACK UP or TRACK DOWN mode. When pressed longer than 1 second they will operate as CUE or REVIEW mode.

13. AUTOMATICALLY STORE STATIONS

Select six strong stations and store them in current band.

1. Select a band (if needed)

2. Hold

A/PS button for more than three seconds. The new stations replace stations already stored in

that band.

Preset Scan Scan stations stored in current band

1. Select a band (if needed)

2. Touch A/PS for more than one second but less than three seconds. Radio pauses for ve seconds at

each station. Touch A/PS again to stop scanning when desired station is reached.

14.‘SCAN’ AUTOMATIC TUNING CONTROL (SCN)

This key operates as RADIO SCAN. The function is similar to normal SEARCH but pauses at each

stored station for 5 seconds.

On the Remote Control: Press “*” to start SCAN function. Press it again to end. When a channel is

found, press and hold a preset key (1-6) to store in memory.

15. LCD DISPLAY

The Liquid Crystal Display will display the current state of the unit.

16. OPEN THE FRONT PANEL

Press

button and the front panel will open.

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CD/MP3/WMA CONTROL

Inserting the CD

Carefully slide the CD through the CD slot into the mechanism. The CD starts playing automatically.

TRACK/SEARCH BUTTON FORWARD AND REVERSE TRACK SEARCH

Press and release to advance to next track or to return to the beginning of the current track (track number will be displayed.) Press and hold to fast forward or reverse . Play will begin at the point when you release the button.

17. CD SLOT

18. CD EJECT BUTTON

Press the EJECT

19. TOP BUTTON

Press to play rst song of current folder.

20. PAUSE BUTTON

Press BND button to pause CD playback. Press again to resume.

21. INTRO BUTTON (Preview all Tracks) ‘INT’

Press this button to display ‘INT ON’. The rst few seconds of each track on the disc will play. Press

again to stop intro and listen to selected track.

22. REPEAT BUTTON ‘RPT’

When A/PS button is pressed, ‘RPT ON’ is displayed and the selected track will repeat continually

until the Track repeat mode is cancelled by pressing ‘A/PS’ button again.

23. RANDOM BUTTON ‘RDM’

When this button is pressed, ‘RDM ON’ is displayed and each track on the disc will play in random

order instead of normal sequence. To cancel RANDOM mode, press ‘RDM’ button (23) again.

24, 25. 10 TRACK UP/DOWN SELECT: (In case of MP3/WMA les)

M5: 10 Track down / M6: 10 Track up

button to remove the CD. The receiver will automatically switch to radio mode.

HOW TO SELECT MP3/WMA FILES

1. Searching Track:

• Press and hold “A/PS”. Search track is activated.

• Press “VOL” knob. The rst digit will ash.

• Rotate “VOL knob to right or left”. Select rst digit desired.

• Press “VOL” knob. The rst digit is then xed and second digit will ash.

• Rotate “VOL knob to right or left”. Select 2nd and 3rd respectively.

• The song selected will then automatically play.

2. Searching Character:

• Press and hold “A/PS”. Press “A/PS” again to activate character search mode.

• Press “VOL” knob. “A” character is displayed.

• Rotate “VOL knob to right or left” to select the desired letter.

• Press “VOL” knob for longer than 2 seconds. The song with this character will display.

• Rotate “VOL knob to right or left” to select the desired song.

• Press “VOL” knob again. The selected song will now play.

3. Searching File Name:

• Press and hold “A/PS”. Press “A/PS” again, then directory search is activated.

• Press “VOL” knob. The rst directory is displayed.

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• Rotate “VOL knob to right or left” to select the desired directory.

• Press “VOL” knob again. The directory is xed and the rst le name is displayed.

• Rotary “VOL knob to right or left” to select the required le.

• Press “VOL” knob again. The selected song will now play.

Connecting to a Portable MP3 Player

26. FRONT AUX IN

This unit is compatible with the audio output of iPod and other MP3 Players. The front “AUX IN”

input jack allows easy connection of Portable Media such as iPod or other MP3 Players via the USB or

3.5mm Stereo Jack.

More AUX input:

Additional auxiliary RCA input jacks on the back of the unit can be used to connect other external audio sources such as a DVD player, Game Console and other portable audio device.

27. USB PORT

Use a USB cable to connect your portable MP3 Player.

Connecting iPOD

Connect iPOD portable devices and play songs through the car stereo. Not all iPOD features may be supported.

How to connect iPOD

Playing Songs in iPOD

Tunes in iPOD can be played once the cable is properly connected.

1. Press

MODE until USB-DRIV > I-POD shows in the display.

2. Press and hold

3. Rotate

4. Press

If you are aware of iPOD operating functions, the way to use this car stereo feature is basically the same. Take note of the equivalent key function below.

A/PS.

VOL to select PLAYLIST - ARTIST - ALBUM - GENRE - SONG - COMPOSER - TRACK.

VOL.

Car Stereo iPOD Function

Rotate VOL knob Rotate CLICK WHEEL Up/down category/le browsing

Press VOL knob Press SELECT button Selecting a category/Play song

Car Stereo and iPOD equivalent key function

Note:

Please refer to your iPOD user manual for operating instructions. Press A/PS to go back to Main Menu.

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HOW TO USE BLUETOOTH IN YOUR CAR AUDIO

How to Perform Pairing

Before dialling out from the car stereo, PAIRING must rst be performed.

Pairing is a procedure used to connect 2 Bluetooth devices together.

1. Press and hold

2. Press

3. Press and hold

4. Turn on the Bluetooth feature of your mobile phone. Perform “Add Bluetooth device” from your mobile

5. The LCD will display

Note:

• If “DISCONN” shows instead of “PAIRING”, it means the head unit currently is paired with another

•

• Refer to your cellular user manual for the proper procedures of pairing Bluetooth devices.

Switching to Telephone Mode

1. During any operation mode, press and hold “*” to activate TELEPHONE mode.

Press and hold it again to return to previous mode.

Making Calls Using the Remote Control

Before making calls directly from the remote control ensure that the devices are properly paired and connected.

1. Press and hold “*” on remote control. Unit will switch to phone mode.

2. Enter the phone number via the remote control keypad and press

Press

3. Press

Audio Streaming

If your phone is “A2DP” format compatible, then you can play music in your mobile and the sound will be transferred to the vehicle’s sound system.

1. Mobile phone and the head unit must be properly paired and connected.

2. Play the music through your mobile music player software.

3. Continuously press

SEL button repeatedly until “PAIRING” displays.

phone. The mobile will search for any Bluetooth devices within the range. Select “CAR BLUETOOTH” and enter Passkey: “0000” to connect to the car audio.

device. Press and hold SEL button to disconnect the connection and perform steps above again. “CAR BLUETOOTH” is the Bluetooth device name of the car stereo.

unit.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

SEL button to engage pairing mode. “PAIRING” blinks on the display.

“PAIRED” when successful.

button to dial out. bbutton to make corrections when entering numbers. bbutton to end call.

MODE until “BT-PLAY” appears in the display. The sound will transfer to the head

Answering / Hanging Up

To answer a call, press the button on the remote control. Once you have nished your conversation, press the button to hang up.

Calls (Outgoing, Incoming)

The unit stores all the incoming and outgoing calls. Use this feature to check the numbers and make calls.

“OUT NUM” – outgoing calls made through the remote control.

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Press and hold

3. Rotate volume knob to search for entries and press

“IN NUM” – incoming calls received.

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Press

3. Press and hold

4. Rotate volume knob to search for entries and press

SEL button repeatedly until “IN NUM” displays.

SEL button again.

SEL button for 2 seconds. “OUT NUM” displays.

to call.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

to call.

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Adding Contacts

RESET

The unit can save contact telephone numbers for quick access.

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Continuously press

3. Press and hold

SEL button until “ADD NUM” displays.

SEL button again.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

4. Using the volume knob, enter the name of the contact. Press tered.

5. Enter the phone number. Press

6. Press and hold

SEL button to save entry

SEL button to save each number entered.

Finding Contacts

After adding contacts, you can use this feature to nd them.

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Continuously press

3. Press and hold

SEL button until “FIND NUM” displays.

SEL button again.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

4. Using volume knob, select the name of the contact and press

SEL button to save each character en-

to call.

Deleting Contacts

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Press

3. Press and hold

4. Rotate

5. Press and hold “

SEL button repeatedly until “FIND NUM” displays.

SEL button again.

VOL knob until the name of the contact you want to delete displays.

” for 2 seconds to delete contact.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

How to Set Incoming Call Melody

1. Press and hold

2. Press

SEL button repeatedly until “MELODY” displays.

3. Rotate

(*) then press and hold SEL button for 2 seconds.

VOL knob to the desired melody.

How to Set Incoming Call Ring Volum

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Continuously press

3. Rotate

VOL knob to the desired level.

SEL button until “RING” displays.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

How to Set Conversation Volume

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Continuously press

3. Rotate

VOL knob to the desired level.

SEL button until “TEL” displays.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

Disconnect Paired Devices

You can disconnect to an already paired Bluetooth device from your car stereo.

1. Press and hold (*) then press and hold

2. Continuously press

3. Press and hold

SEL button until “DISCONN” displays.

SEL button again to disconnect.

SEL button for 2 seconds.

RESET

A reset button is placed on the front housing. The reset button is to be activated for the following reason: Initial installation of the unit after all wiring is complete. No function buttons operate. Error symbol on the display.

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CAUTION & MAINTENANCE

The detachable panel AM/FM car radio with CD player is an example of superior design and craftsmanship. The following suggestions will help you care for the product and experience many years of enjoyment.

1. Do not touch the contacts on the front panel or the unit body.

2. The product can only operate on 12V-14V DC power supply, negative ground.

3. Avoid exposing your product to high temperature and humidity.

4. Handle the product with care. Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cause the product to malfunction.

5. Modifying or tampering with internal components can cause damage and may invalidate the warranty.

6. Always remove the CD from the unit when it has nished playing or not being used.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

SYMPTOM

No sound or power

No sound in one channel

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Speaker cord disconnected. Bad power connection

Blown fuse.

Mis-adjusted balance control

Damaged speaker wire or speaker

SOLUTION

Check to see that all the power and speaker leads are securely connected.

Replace fuse with same amperage.

Check balance control.

Reverse left and right channel speaker leads If no sound from other side, check or replace speaker wire. If no sound from both sides, replace both speakers.

Poor FM reception

CD sound quality poor

Insensitive or defective antenna.

Disc reading malfunction. Disc may be damaged or dirty. Lens may need cleaning.

Replace with a good sensitivity antenna.

Try a different disc. Clean Disc with a soft cloth. Insert a quality lens cleaning disc.

ERROR CODE

ERROR CD USB

ERROR 1 SLED INITIALIZED ERROR 2 FE BIAS CONTROL ERROR 3 FOCUS SERVO OFFSET / TRACKING SERVO OFFSET / OFFSET CONTROL ERROR 4 FOCUS SEARCH / CLV KICK ERROR 5 TOC READ ERROR 6 RECOVERY ERROR 7 MP3 NO FILE ERROR 8 MP3 READ ERROR ERROR 12 TMC51F DATA ERROR ERROR 13 TMC51F COMMUNICATION ERROR ERROR 14 MS BOOT ERROR ERROR 15 TMC51F NO READ ERROR ERROR 16 NO FILE ERROR

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER SECTION

Signal to Noise Ratio > 60 dB Channel Separation > 50 dB (1kHz) Frequency Response 20Hz - 20 kHz

TUNER (FM)

Frequency range 87.5 - 108 MHz Intermediate frequency 10.7 MHz Sensitivity 2.8 µV Stereo separation 30 dB Signal to noise ratio 50 dB Channel step 100 kHz

TUNER (AM) Frequency Range 522 - 1710 KHz Intermediate Frequency 10.71 MHz

Usable Sensitivity 32 dBμV

GENERAL

Power Supply 12V DC (10.8 - 15.6V allowable) Speaker impedance 4 or 8 Ohm Output power 40W x 4CH

SUB OUT Frequency Response 20 Hz - 50 Hz Sensitivity 300 mV Max Output 4V

RCA OUT Frequency Response 20 Hz - 20 KHz Sensitivity 200 mV Output Impedance 2 K Max Output 5 Volt (max.)

RCA IN Frequency Response 20 Hz - 20 KHz Sensitivity 775 mV Input Impedance 20 K

USB Operation and Compatibility, USB 1.1 , USB 2.0 Full Speed.

BLUETOOTH

Version V1.2 Range 5M Audio Stereo Audio Streaming

DIMENSIONS Chassis 178(W)x50(H)x158(D) mm 7(W)x2(H)x6.2(D) inch Nose piece 188(W)x58(H)x20(D) mm

7.4(W)x2.3(H)x0.8(D) inch

Note: This unit has been designed to be compatible with the latest MP3 and USB technology. There is a wide variety of memory cards, USB sticks and software formats available. However not all may be compatible with this product.

Specication and design is subject to improvement and modication without notice.

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WARRANTY

Congratulations on your purchase of a quality Mobile Audio System! You’re joining thousands

of satised customers who enjoy & experience the benets of the products we distribute. In the unlikely event that some technical difculty arises with your purchase, be assured that we are most anxious to see that the problem is quickly rectied to your satisfaction. Please familiarise yourself with the following

simple conditions of our warranty.

This warranty covers faults through component failure of the product to operate in accordance with

published specications. Product failure as a result of unreasonable environmental conditions, accident,

misuse, improper installation, unauthorised repair, vehicle electrical or wiring faults or neglect etc, will not be covered by this warranty. Removal and installation costs, if any, would be paid by the owner as well as any freight or postage costs of transporting the product to AudioXtra. AudioXtra shall not be liable or responsible for any loss of use of this product or any form of consequential loss.

CONSUMER WARRANTY

This product is warranted by AudioXtra International Pty Ltd to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under NORMAL USE for a period of TWENTY FOUR MONTHS from the date of purchase.

WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE DATE: Please return the unit for replacement to our National Service Centre or the Retailer from where you made the purchase. All accessories must be included. Proof of purchase date must accompany the product.

AFTER 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE DATE: Warranty repair and service is carried out by our National Service Centre. Repair and service will be carried out at no cost to the owner if proof of ownership and

the date of purchase can be veried to the satisfaction of the authorised centre concerned with this

repair. This proof should take the form of either: a) The warranty card accompanying this product, stamped and dated by the dealer. b) A Tax Invoice or Receipt showing full details of original vendor, purchaser, model number and

serial number.

COMMERCIAL WARRANTY: A product used in or associated with a commercial application will

carry a limited SIX MONTH warranty. An abnormal commercial application is one where usage, dust, vibration, heat/cold and other environmental conditions exist at an extreme level.

Please complete details below in the event of warranty service being required.

Purchaser’s Name: Purchaser’s Address:

Model Number:

AX-902

Serial Number:

Dealer Name: Date of Purchased: / / Dealer Address:

Invoice/Sales Docket no:

General Hints : To expedite service and prompt return of the equipment, please:

a) Clearly describe the fault in detail b) Safety and security pack the unit for transport c) Include your return address d) Provide proof of purchase date as outlined above

National Service Centre:

10 STODDART ROAD, PROSPECT, SYDNEY NSW 2148 Australia Telephone: (02) 9631 4199 Fax: (02) 9636 1204 email: service@audioxtra.com.au

www.audioxtra.com.au

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