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DISC

NOTES

Okc

fmmW

by

thls

player

Note

these

scratches

am

not

an

indication

of

anv

Droblem

with the

daver.

-. .

-

Em disc/8

cm

disc

I

D

0'

(Singlgslded

disc

only)

Label

WdroCD

12ctndisc/8crndii

player

WD-ROM

DVD-WWD-RAM

CPROM

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CD-G

PhotoCD

MID

with

a

Region

number

other

than

'1

"

and

Hmtdllngand

Cleaning

Dlrt,

dust,

scratches

and

warping

disc

will

cauw

mahnctlon.

D4

mot

place

stickers

or

make

scratches

on

discs.

Do

not

warp

ti-.

A

dlsc

should

elways

k~

kept

in

b

case

when

not

In

use

to

vent

from

dama~iw.

Do

not

place

dim

In

the

follwvi

m:

1.

Dtreet

sunlight

2.

Dirty,

dusty

and

damp

areas

3.

Near

car

heatera

4.

On

the

seats

or

dashboard

Dis

Cleaning

Use

a

dry

soft

cloth

to

wlpg

the

surface.

If

the

disc

Is

quite

dlrty,

use

a

soft

cloth

dlgMly

molstumd

with

isopropyl

(rubbing)

alcohol.

Never

use

solvents

such

as

bemine,

thinner

or

conventional

record

cleaners

as

they

may

mar

the

surface

of

the

dlsc.

N*:

A

db~

may

become

somewhat

scratched

(although

not

enough

to

make

it

unusable)

depending

on

your

handle

it

and

cordiiona

In

the

usage

envlronmnt.

6

WrpewmcHsehwnEanter

toward

the

Preparing

New

Dl-

with

Rough

SPob

A

new

dk

may

have

rough

edges

on

Its

Inside

and

outside

dgw.

tf

a

dlsc

with

rough

edges

is

used,

the

pm

alng

will

not b performed

end

the

player

will

not

play

the

dl%.

Therefore,

remove

the

rough

edges

in

advan-

by

using a ball

pint

pen

or

pencil

as

shown

on

the

right,

To

remove

the

rough

edges,

press

the

side

of

the

pn

or

pencil

against

the

Inslde

and

outside

edges

of

the

disc.

Rough

spots

outalde

adge

A

INSTALLATION

Choose

the

mounting location

where

the

unit

wiH

not

interfere

with

#a

normal

drking

function

of

the

driver.

Before

finally

installing

the

unit,

connect

the

wiring

temporarily

and

make

sure

it

Is

all

connected

up

prom

and

the

unit

and

the

system

work

propxly-

Use

only

the

parts

included

with

the

unit

fo

ensure

proper

instalMort.

The

use

of

unauthorized

parts

om

cause

mamnctions.

Consult

wRh

your

neamt

dealer

H

tnstallath

mquirm

the

drlillng

of

Mes

or

other

modifications

of

the

vehlde.

Install

the

unit

where

it

does

mot

get

In

the

driver's

way

and

cannot

Injure

the

passenger

tf

there

Is

a

sudden

stop,

Ilke

an

emergency

stop.

If installation angle exceeds

30"from

horizontal,

tha

unit

might

not

give

its

optimum

performance.

Avoid

Installing

the

unit

where

it

would

be

subject

to

high

tempratwe,

such

as

from

dim

sunlight,

or

from

hot

air,

from

the

heater,

or

where R would

h

subject

to

dust,

dirt

or

excessive

vibration.

otn

FRONTIREAR-MOUNT

This

unil

can

be

properly

installed

either

from

'FrontA

(conventional

DIN

Front-

mount)

or

'Rear"

(DIN

Rear-mount

l~~.

ut~thre&edgcrewholes

at

the

sWes

of

the

unit chassis).

For

details,

refer

to

the

following

Illustrated installath

methods.

DIN

FRONT-MOUNT

(WthOd

A)

InstaJling

the

unit

1.

Dashboard

2.

Mounting

Brackei

Afiw

lnsertlng

the

mounting

bracket

Into

the

dashboard,

select

the

appro

@ate

tab

amrding

to

the

thickness

of

the

dashboard

m&&al

and

kd

them

outwads

to

sure

the

hddw

In

place.

3.

Screw

1.

Dashboard

2.

Nut

(5mrn)

3.

Spring

washer

4.

Screw

(5

x

25rnm)

5.

Screw

6.

Backsttap

Besuwto~the~toseurre

the

back

of

the

unit

in

place-

The

backstrap

can

be

bent

by

hand

to

the

hired

angb.

7.

Plain

washer

6

i.

Flame

2.

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rndfmmdpsdlWk&~

wfraffle.

(What-lWlmM

-*

a-

dcmwwds.aRd.=

3.

h,

fm&dbh

~~

with

the

unit

~'~~~~~ofttre

WtWm

h-dlWdlck

m1lngfher~~R~to

mthedfrrrmthe-.

I

USING

THE

DETACHABLE

FRQNTPANEL

ToOetadrtheawrt~

To

binstall

the

Fmnt

Panel

l.Presstb~button@PEN),Um

1.PustrhfrontpanelIntothemaln

thefrontpmelwillbe~dorm.

bdy,

A

'click'

swnd

should

be

heard.

2.

RamwetfrefrontpaWby~W#18R

tnthemtddledpullingRtWafdyou.

2.

NobthatlftheM~~tolock

in

pm~erfy,

m

buttonmaynotfmdmandd~

mt=m-seg-.

Pw&g

the

OPEN

button

and

then

wiM

ths

front

pad

again.

3.Forsafdm@ng,sdorethefFontpanel

1.Donotdropthefrontpand.

in

thet

supplkl

pt&h

casg

immedlatdy

after

being

m.

2.

Do

not

put

pressure

on

the

dkphy

or

~

control

buttons

when

detaching

ar

-Q~B

minstalling

the

front

panel.

3.

Donoatouchmcont~mthe~

panel

oa

on

ttm

dn

unit

body*

It

may

~ItInpooa~c~.

4.

IanydMor~~

dhWonthecontacts.#eycanbe

remod

with a clean

and

dry

cloth.

4.

~~~~metpdplate~the

5.

Doncrt~theftont~tohbh

m&nbdy.

AWWd~bddb

~or~~liifn

m.

1

anywhere.

FRONT

PANEL

CONTROL

AND

REMOTE

COPlTROL

FRONT

PANEL

CONTROL

AND

REMOTE

CONTROL

1.

fi

POWEWMUTE

2.

EJECT

3.

OPEN

4.

SOURCE

5.

ENTER

8.

ILL

9.

,/a

continuous

play

10.

BAND

1 1.

WASPS

12.

SELECT

13.

+/-

14.

AWJQ

l5Alw-E

16.

DW

17.

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Pressad

hold

to

mute

*~laylng~*the~

mwfrontm

~DVDwE;DCorAVlorRADIQ

Conflm

the

Tr-er

with

the

number

key

ordectedwtththeu~rsor~

onTVm

Pressnbstattfwwardn!@d~8*to~

mm

~;essrto~kipt0~~traek8~~to~

back

one

track

~theVFDdlspfayb~tnass~

mca

to

PAUSE

Pms

qaln

to

resume

OPERATION

-

Preset

Scanning

~AS/PSbutton(11)~tosean

~~.

Ttlii~on~

from

number

and

finlshed

at

the

same

pwt

number

of

whkh

last

charrnel

memory

stored.

Ftqueney

of

pmset

mmwy

is

disphyd

@linki@

for

5

seconds.

STA~STOR~

PmSanyaleofthe~butt0n~(21)

(Mi

toM6)to~a~tdIna

memwy-

Pressandhddapsetbuttwrtostore

the

wmt

station

fn

that

iwtlan.

SUECfTRACKS

DurSng

CDC

opath,

pm

11

(SKIP

+I-)

buttom

(7)

to

me

to

the

following

track

or

the

Track

number

shows

on

display.

K~I

hokling

44 / H

button

(6)

to

fast

forward

or

fast

reverse.

CDC

play

starts fram

when

/

H

button

(6) b released.

PAUSE

PLAYING

Press

b/ll

button

(9)

to

pause CDC

plaw.

Press

It

again

to

resume

play.

REPEAT

THE

SAME

TRACK

~mMPtAY(Wf0rCDC)

Wing

RIS)

button

P4)

to

play

8H

tracks

on

the

current

dim

in

random

order.

Press

tt

again

to

cancel

the

function.

SEtEeT

DlSC

Press

D.DW.UP

buttons

(25)

to

select

ptevious

disc w next

disc.

LOADING

CD/CDC/DVD

-

TWI

the

tgnitkn

on

to

the

accessory

positiun,

-

P~WS

the

POWER

button,

-

Press

SOURCE

button

(4)

to

select

DVD

mode.

-

Press

the

OPEN

button

(3),

the

front

panel

wlll

fold

down

slowfy.

-

Insert the

disc

with

printed side

facing

UP.

-

Press

the

OP€M

button

(3).

-

Let

the

panel

fully

fold

down,

then

pms

WECf

button

(2)

to

eject.

-

Remove

the

disc

and

close

the

front

m.

Note:

Do

remove

the

disc

while

mng

the

EJECT

buttMl(2)

with

the

unit

powered

up.

b

not

press

the

OPEN

button

(3)

when

dlsc

is

ejecting

LED

I

Keep

holding

RPT

hutton

(23)

to

repeat

I

(n

II

I

the

me

track.

Release

and

kee~

1'

~d~~~tmt~mtthedisc:

PES

It qdn

to

stop

rw.

PRMEW

ALL

TRACKS

Pms

SCN

button

(22)

for

several

to

play

first

several

seconds

of

eachtraekanthauumtdii.

Pressti

agaln

to

stop

intro

and

listen

to

tmcks.

Title

of

the

dlsc

cum

being

played

will

be

shwvn

on

the

flu-

display,

STOPPING

PLAY

along

with

the

dapsd

tlme.

-

Brlef

presstheSrOPbutton

(Illto

(2)

Press

MSP

for

the

second

time:

atop

the

unit

playback,

when

press

the

WAY

button

(9)

it

can

continuous

normal

playback.

-

f%ess

STOP

button

(1

1)

twice

to

stop

the

phyback

and

go

hackto

inW

TdChapt~~.

RAPII)H)RWARD/FtAPlDREUERS€

Fms

H

& * butm

(6)

during

play.

Eaehtlme~buttoniSpressed,the

speed

of

rapid

foward/twme

changes

ding

to

the

disc

as

follow.

8KIPPlwfRACK

Ress

A

/r

(SKIP

+/-)

buttons

(7)

during

playback

to

skip

to

preylorrs

(3)

Press

015P

for

the

third

time:

(4)

Press

OlSP

for

the

fwrth

time:

track

Note:

Far

some

VCD2.0

di

(PSG

(5)RessOlSPforthefifthtime:

playbackcontrd),~/~(SKIP+/-)butt=

Themes~age~nthe~willbe*d.

fi

may

be

unavdlable.-

video

CD/SVCWCD:

PAUSE

(dl

prctum)

EachtlmeDBPispssed,them~e

displayd

on

smm

changes

tn

ih

-

bmn

(9)

dWng

W*k-

fdlowf"g

offleP:

Press

it

agaln

to

return

to

narmal

playback.

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~SI~

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FUPlmQN

Each

tkne

DISP

is

pressed,

the

message

-the

DlSF

button

(16)durlng

playback

to

dw

the

contents

of

the

dispfayd

on

rn

changee

as

follows:

current

dlsc

on

the

m.

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during

pla)rback.

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tlme

the

button

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number

of

audio

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Power

Supply

Requirements

Chassis

Dlrnenslions

Weight

Tone

Cantrols

-

Bass

(at

I

QO

HZ)

-

Treble

(at

10

KHZ)

-

Mlddle

Maximum

Output

Power

-

With

Power

amplifier

Line

Olrt

Level

Subwmfer

output

Currefit

Gammptim

-

wm

Power

hpljfer

-

WiW

Power

Amplifer

Signal

to

Noise

Ratiu

Channel

Separation

F-w

Response

Video

Signal

:

DC

f

2Vob,

Negative

Ground

:

17~~178p)x~rnrn

:

7"~7~xt.Q~

:

2.5

kg

:

5.5

Ib

:

More

than

60

dB

:

MmthanrndB

:

20H~-20KHz

:

wrnposite

1

.OVpp

175

n

load)

FM

Frequency

coverage

:

87.5to

1M

MHz

IF

:

10.7

MHz

Mtb@

(SN

=

26

dB)

:

5uVN

Sterfa

%paration

:

s3OdB

MW

Frequency

coverage

:

522tu1620

U&

IF

:

450KHz

Senskivity

(SN

=

26

dB)

:

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and

design

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