Clarion DB365USB Owner's Manual

Contents

1.

FEATURES 2

2.

CONTROLS 3

MAIN UNIT 3
DISPLAY 3

3.

BUTTON TERMINOLOGY 4

Namesofthe Buttons and Their Functions 4

4.

PRECAUTIONS 6

5.

HANDLING COMPACT DISCS 7

6.

DCP (Detachable Control Panel) 8

7.

REMOTE CONTROL 9

Inserting the Battery 9
Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons 10

8.

OPERATIONS

11

Basic Operations

11
Radio Mode Operations 13
CD/MP3IWMA

Mode Operations

14
USB Mode Operation 16
Operation CommontoCD

and

USB

Drive 18

Operations CommontoEach Mode

21

9.

TROUBLESHOOTING

22

10. ERROR DISPLAYS

24

11.

SPECIFICATIONS

24

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3.

Names of the Buttons and Their Functions

[RELEASE] button

• Press the [RELEASE] button to unlock the
detachable panel.

[A] button

• Press the button to switch to the ADJ mode.

[

1'llII'llII,

~I]

buttons

• Select a station whileinthe Radio mode orselect
a track when listening to a CD/USB. These
buttons is used to make various settings.

• Press and hold the button for 1second or longer

to enter the fast-forward or fast-backward in
CD/USB mode.

[A-M] button

• Press the button to switch to the Audio mode

(Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader).

• Press and hold for 1 second or longerto turn on

or off the M-B EX mode.

[BND] button

• Switch the band, seek tuning or manual tuning

while

in

the Radio mode.

•

Playa

first track whileinthe CD/MP3IWMA or

USB mode.

[lSR] button

• Recall ISR radio station in memory.

• Press and hold for 2 seconds or longer: Store cur-

rent station into ISR memory (Radio mode only).

[SRC] button

• Press the button to turn on the power.
Press and holdthe button for 1second or longer

to turn off the power.

• Switch the Operation mode among the Radio
mode, etc.

[0]

button

• During Radio/CD mode, switch the

display

indication (Main display, Clock display).

• During MP3IWMAlUSBmode, switch the display

indication

in

the following order:

Track No.lPlay time

-+

Folder No./Track No.

-+

Title Display-+Clock Display-+Track

No.1

Play time

...

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[Z] button

• Press the button to select one of the 3 types
of

sound

characteristics

already

stored

in

memory.

[T] button

• Press the button to switch the track titles, while
in

the MP3IWMAlUSB mode.

• Press and holdthe button for 1second or longer
to scroll the title during title display, while

in

the

MP3IWMAor USB mode.

[UP], [ON] buttons

• Select the

Folder

(MP3/WMA

discorUSB

drive).

• Press the button to select CD-DA or MP3IWMA
on a multi-session disc.

[ROM] button

• Perform random play whileinthe CD/MP3IWMA
or USB mode.

• Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer
to perform folder random play while

in

the MP3/

WMAor USB mode.

[SCN] button

• Perform scan play for 10 seconds of each track
while

in

the CD/MP3IWMA or USB mode.

• Press and hold the button for 1 second

or
longer to perform folder scan play whileinthe
MP3IWMAor USB mode.

[RPT] button

• Repeat play whileinthe CD/MP3IWMAor USB
mode.

• Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer

to perform folder repeat play while

in

the MP3/

WMA or USB mode.

[DIRECT] buttons

• Store a station into memory or recall it directly

while

in

the Radio mode.

[USB PORT]

• USB drive insertion port.

Names of the Buttons and Their
Functions

[~]

button

• Eject a CD when it is loaded into the unit.

[CD SLOT]

•

CD

insertion slot.

[SENSOR]

• Receiver for remote control unit.

• Operating range: 30°

in

all directions.

[

~II]

button

• Perform preset scan whileinthe Radio mode.
Press and hold the button for 2 seconds or

longer to perform auto store.

• Play or pause a track while

in

the CD/MP31

WMA or USB mode.

[ROTARY] knob

• Adjust the volumebyturning the knob clockwise
or counterclockwise.

• Use the knob to perform various settings.

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During extreme cold temperatures, condensa­tion may form on the disc and/or the optical part
of the player. Ifthe disc exhibits condensation,

carefully wipe off the disc with a soft cloth.

In
the event the disc still does not play properly,
eject the disc and allow the condensation to
disappear naturally from the optical parts of
the player. Radio, Auxiliary and USB functions

can still be during this time which maytake up

to

an

hour.

This equipment has been tested and found

to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC

Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference

in

a resi-

dential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate

radio frequency energy and,

if

not installed and

used

in

accordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio communica­tions. However, there is no guarantee that inter­ference will not occur

in

a particular installation.

If

this equipment does cause harmful interfer­ence to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and
on,

the user is encouraged to consult the dealer

or

an

experienced radiolTV technician for help.

2.

Drivingonextremely bumpy roads may cause
the

CO

to skip.

3.

This

unit

usesaprecision

mechanism.
Eveninthe event that trouble arises, never
open the case,

disassemble

the unit,

or

lubricate the rotating parts.

USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS,
OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES
OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN,
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Always handle the compact disc by the edges.
Never touch the surface.

To

remove fingermarks and dust, use a soft cloth,

and

Wipeina straight line from the center of the

compact disc to the circumference.

I

Note

on

compact discs

Never stick labels on the surface of the compact
disc or mark the surface with a pencil or pen.

Do not use compact discs that have large scratch­es, are misshapen,

or

cracked, etc. Use of such

discs will cause mlsoperation or damage.

Do not use any solvents such as commercially
available cleaners, anti-static spray, or thinner to

clean compact discs.

No

Proper way to hold
the compact disc

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Removing the disc

This unit has been designed specifi

II

for play­back of compact discs bearing the mark. No
other discs can be played.

To

remove the compact disc from its storage
case, press down on the center of the case and
lift the disc out, holding it carefully by the edges.

Do not expose compact discsto direct sunlight or
any heat source.

New discs may have some roughness around

the edges. The unit may not work or the sound

may skip if such discs are used. Use a ball-point
pen, etc. to remove roughness from the edge

of

the disc.

Roughness

~

..

Note:

• Do not use commercially available CD protection sheets or discs equipped with stabilizers, etc. These may
get caught

in

the internal mechanism and damage the disc.

DB365USB 7

DCP case

DCP

Note:

• If the DCP is dirty, wipe off the dirt with a soft, dry
cloth only.

• TheDCP can

easilybedamagedbyimpact.

After

removing it, be careful

nottodrop

it

or

SUbjectitto

strong

shocks.

• If

the

FLIP DOWN PANELiskept open,

the

DCP may

drop

duetovibrationofthe

car.

This

may

resultindamagetothe

DCP.

So

close

the

FLIP DOWN PANELorremove

the

DCP and

storeinthe

case.

• Theconnector connecting the main

unit

and

the

DCPisan extremely

important

part. Be

careful

nottodamageitby

pressingonit

with

fingernails, pens, screwdrivers, etc.

Storing

the

DCPinthe

DCP case

Hold the

DCP,inthe orientation as showninthe
figure below, and put it into the supplied DCP
case. (Ensure the DCP is

in

the correct orienta-

tion.)

3.

Pull the DCP toward

you

and remove

it.

* The DCP is unlocked.

Attaching

the

DCP

1.

Insert the right side of the DCP into the main
unit.

2.

Insert the left side of the DCP to attach into

the main unit.

Removing

the

DCP

1.

Press the [SRC] button for 1 second or longer
to switch off the power.

2.

Pressinthe [RELEASE] button.

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[RELEASE]

button

1(1

The control panel can be detached to prevent
theft. When detaching the control panel, store it

in

the

DCP

(Detachable Control Panel) case

to

prevent scratches.
We

recommend taking the DCP with you when

leaving the

car.

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Inserting the Battery

1.

Turn over the remote control unit and slide the
cover

in

the direction indicated by the arrow

in

the illustration.

2.

Insert the battery (CR2025) into the insertion
guides, with the printed side (+) facing up-

wards.

3. Press the battery

in

the direction indicated by

the arrow so that it slides into the compart-

ment.

4.

Replace the cover and slideinuntil it clicks into
place.

Notes:

Misuse may resultinrupture of the battery, produc­ing leakage of fluid and resulting

in

personal injury
or damage to surrounding materials. Always follow
these safety precautions:

• Use only the designated battery.

• When replacing the battery, insert properly, with

+/- polarities oriented correctly.

•

Do

not subject batteryto heat, ordispose ofinfire or

water. Do not attempt to disassemble the battery.

• Dispose of used batteries properly.

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Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons

Press the button to power on.
Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer: Power off.

Switch among Radio, CO/MP3IWMA, USB and AUX.

[BND]

Switch reception band.

Play the first track.

Top

play.

[!],

[T]

Increase and decrease volume (in all modes).

[I~~],

[~~I]

[~II]

[MUTE]

Move preset channels up
and down.

Move tracks up and down.
Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer: Fast-

forward/fast-backward.

Switch between playback and pause.

[lSR]

Recall ISR radio stationinmemory.
Press and hold for 2 seconds or longer: Stores current station into ISR memory (radio

mode only).

[DISP]

Switch among main display and clock display.

Switch among main dis­play, title display and clock
display.

[SeN]

[RPT]

[ROM]

Preset scan.

Press and hold the button
for 2 seconds or longer:
Auto store.

No function.

No function.

Scan play.
Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer to

perform folder scan play while

in

the MP3IWMAor USB

mode.
Repeat play.

Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer to
perform folder repeat play while

in

the MP3IWMAor USB

mode.
Random play.

Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer to
perform folder random play while

in

the MP3IWMA or

USB mode.

* Some of the corresponding buttons on the main unit and remote control unit have different functions.

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Note: Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of

chapter "2. CONTROLS" on page

3.

Basic Operations

Be

suretolower

the

volume

before

switch-

ing

off

the

unit

powerorthe

ignition

key. The

unit

remembers

its

last

volume

setting. If

you

switch

the

power

off

with

the

volume

up,

when

you

switch

the

power back on,

the

sud-

den loud

volume

may

hurt

your

hearing and

damage

the

unit.

Turning

on/off

the

power

Note:

• Be careful about using this unit for a long time
without running the engine. If you drain the car's
battery too far, you may not be able to start the
engine and this can reduce the service life of the
battery.

1.

Press the [SRC] button.

2.

The illumination and display on the unit light
up.

The unit automatically remembers its last
Operation mode and will automatically switch
to display that mode.

3.

Press and hold the [SRC] button for 1 second
or longer to turn off the power for the unit.

Selecting a

mode

1.

Press the [SRC] button to change the Opera­tion mode.

2.

Each time you press the [SRC] button, the Op­eration mode changes

in

the following order:

Radio mode~CDIMP3IWMA mode

~

(USB mode)~AUX mode~Radio
mode...

Notes:

• Ifthe CD mode is selected when no disc is inserted,
the display shows "NO DISC".

• If no USB drive is inserted, USB mode will not be
displayed.

Switching

the

display

Press the

[0]

button to select the desired display.

Each time you press the

[0]

button, the display

switches

in

the following order:

• Radio/CD Mode:

Main

display~Clock display~Main

display

• MP3IWMAlUSB Mode:

Main-1

display

(Track No., play time)

~

Main-

2 Display (Folder No., Track No.)

~

Title

Display~Clock

Display~Main-1 Display...

* Once selected, the preferred display becomes the

display default. When a function adjustment such
as volume is made, the screen will momentarily

switch to that function's display, then revert back
to the preferred display several seconds after the
adjustment.

Adjusting

the

volume

Turning the [ROTARY] knob clockwise increases
the volume; turning it counterclockwise decreas­es the volume.

* The volume level is from 0 (minimum) to 33 (maxi-

mum).

Audio

mode

adjustments

1.

Press the [A-M] buttonto select theAdjustment
mode. The mode switches as follows each time
the

[A-M] button is pressed:

BASS~TREB~BAL~FAD

~

Previous

mode

2.

Turning the [ROTARY] knob to adjust the
selected Audio mode.

BASS (Bass) :Adjustment range : -7 to +7
TREB (Treble): Adjustment range: -7 to +7
BAL (Balance): Adjustment range: L13 to R13
FAD

(Fader) :Adjustment

range:

F12 to R12

* The

display

returns

to the

previous

mode

7

seconds after the adjustment.

Note:

• Bass and Treble can only be adjusted when the

"Z-Enhancer" is off.

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Basic Operations
Setting

the

Z-Enhancer

This unit are provided with 3 typesofsound tone
effects stored in memory. Select the one you pre­fer.

*The factory default setting is "Z-EHCR OFF".

Each time you press the [Z] button, the tone ef­fect changes in the following order:

"Z-EHCR OFF"~"Z-EHCR 1"~"Z-EHCR 2"
"Z-EHCR 3"~"Z-EHCR OFF"

...

• Z-EHCR 1 :bass emphasized

• Z-EHCR 2 : bass and treble emphasized

• Z-EHCR 3 : bass and treble emphasized
mid de-emphasized

• Z-EHCR OFF : no sound effect

Adjusting

the

balance

1.

Press the [A-M] button and select

"BAL

0".

2.

Turning the [ROTARY] knobclockwise empha­sizesthe sound from the right speaker; turning
itcounterclockwise emphasizesthe sound from
the left speaker.

* The factory default setting is

"SAL

0".

(Adjustment range: L13 to R13)

3.

When the adjustment is complete, press the
[A-M] button several times until the Function
mode is reached.

Adjusting

the

fader

1.

Press the [A-M] button and select "FAD 0".

2.

Turning the [ROTARY] knob clockwise em­phasizes the sound from the front speakers;
turning it counterclockwise emphasizes the
sound from the rear speakers.

* The factory default setting is "FAD 0".

(Adjustment range: F12 to R12)

3. When the adjustment is complete, press the
[A-M] button several times until the Function
mode is reached.

Adjusting

MAGNA BASS EX

The MAGNA BASS EX does not adjust the low
sound area like the normal sound adjustment
function, but emphasizes the deep bass sound
area to provide you with a dynamic sound.

* The factory default setting is off.

1. Press and hold the [A-M] button for 1second or
longerto turn on the

MAGNA

BASS EX effect.

"M-B EX" lights in the display.

2.

Press and hold the [A-M] button for 1 second or

longerto turn off the

MAGNA

BASS EX effect.

"M-B EX" goes off from the display.

AUX

function

This system has external input jacks so you can
listen to sounds and music from external devices
connected to this unit.

1.

Press the [SRC] button and select the AUX

mode to activate the AUX function.

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Radio Mode Operations

Listeningtothe

radio

1.

Press the [SRC] button and select the Radio
mode, then the radio will be on.

2.

To

select a preset band, press the [BND]
button, then select one of the preset bands
such as FM1, FM2, FM3 or AM. Every time
the [BND] button

is

pressed, the display will

change as:
FM1-+FM2 -+ FM3 -+

AM-+FM1

...

3.

Press the

[I~~,

~I]

button to tune in the

desired station.

Seek

tuning

1.

Press the [BND] button and select the desired
band (FM or AM).

* If "MANU" is lit

in

the display, press and hold

the [BND] button for 1 second or longer.
"MANU"

in

the display goes off and seek tuning

is now available.

2.

Press the [

I~~,~~I

] button to start automatic

station tuning.
When the

[~I]

button is pressed, search will

be performing

in

the direction of higher fre-

quencies. When the [

I~]

buttonispressed,

search will be performed

in

the direction of

lower frequencies.

Manual

tuning

There are 2 ways available: Quick tuning and

step tuning.

When you are

in

the step Tuning mode, the fre-

quency changes one step at a time.

In

the quick
Tuning mode, you can quickly tune the desired
frequency.

1.

Press the [BND] button and select the desired
band (FM or AM).

*

If

"MANU" is not litinthe display, press and hold

the [BND] button for 1 second or longer.
"MANU" is litinthe display and manual tuning

is now available.

2.

Tune into a station.

•

Quick

tuning:

Press and hold the

[I~,

~I]

button for 1second

or longer to begin station tuning.

• Step

tuning:

Press the

[I~~,~I]

button to perform manual

tuning.

Preset memory

function

Preset memory function can storeupto 24 sta-

tions:
Six stations for each of FM1, FM2, FM3 and AM.

Manual memory

function

1.

Press the [BND] button, to select a band you
want to store

in

the memory.

2.

Press the [I~,

~~I]

buttontotune

into

adesired

station.

3.

Press and hold one of the [DIRECT] buttons for
2 seconds or longer to store the current station
into preset memory.

Auto

store

Auto store is a function for storingupto 6 stations
that are automatically tuned

in

sequentially.If6
receivable stations cannot be received, a previ­ously stored station remains un-overwritten at
the memory position.

1.

Press the [BND] button and select the desired
band (FM or AM).

2.

Press and hold the [

~II

] button for 2 seconds
or longer. Thestations with good reception are
stored automatically to the preset channels.

Preset scan

Preset scan receives the stations storedinpreset
memory in order. This function is useful when
searching for a desired station

in

memory.

'1.

Press the

[~II]

button.

2.

When a desired stationistuned

in,

press the

[~II]

button again to continue receiving that

station.

Note:

•Becareful not to press and hold the [

~II

] button

for 2 seconds or longer, otherwise the auto store
function is,engaged and the unit starts storing sta­tions.

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Radio Mode Operations
Recalling a preset station

A total of 24 preset positions (6-FM1, 6-FM2, 6-

FM3, 6-AM) exists to store individual radio sta-

tions

in

memory. Pressing the corresponding [DI-

RECT] button recalls the stored radio frequency

automatically.

1.

Press the [BND] button and selectthe desired
band (FM or AM).

2.

Press the corresponding [DIRECT] button to
recall the stored station.

* Press and hold one of the [DIRECT] buttons

for 2 seconds or longer to store that station into
preset memory.

Instant station recall (lSR)

Instant station recall is a special radio preset that

instantly accesses a favorite radio station at a
touch of a button. The ISR function even oper­ates with the unit

in

other modes.

• ISR memory

1.

Selectthe station that you wish to store in ISR

memory.

2.

Press and hold the

USR]

button for 2 seconds

or longer.

• Recalling a station with

ISR

In

any mode, press the

USR]

button to turn on the

radio function and.tune the selected radio sta­tion. "ISR" appears in the display. Press the

USR]

button again to returnto the previous mode.

CD/MP3IWMA Mode

Operations

WhatisMP3?

MP3 is an audio compression method and clas­sified into audio layer 3 of MPEG standards. This
audio compression method has penetrated into
PC users and become a standard format. This
MP3 features the original audio data compres­sion to about 12 percent of its initial size with a
high quality sound. This means that about 10
music CDs can be recorded on a CD-R disc or
CD-RW disc to allow a long listening time without
having to change CDs.

WhatisWMA?

WMA

is the abbreviation of Windows Media Au­dio, an audio file format developed by Microsoft
Corporation.

Notes:

• If you

playa

file with DRM (Digital Rights Manage-

ment) for WMA remaining ON, no audio

is

output.

• Windows Media™, and the Windows® logo are

trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and/or other
countries.

•

To

disable DRM

(Digital Rights Management):

1.

When using Windows Media Player8,click
on TOOLS

~

OPTIONS

~

COpy

MUSIC
tab, then under COPY SETTINGS unclickthe
check box for PROTECT CONTENT. Then,
reconstruct files.

2. When using Windows Media Player 9, click
on TOOL

~

OPTIONS~MUSIC RECORD
tab, then under Recording settings, unclickthe
checkbox for RECORD PROTECTED MUSIC.
Then, reconstruct files.

3.

When using Windows Media Player 10, clickon
TOOL

~

OPTIONS~RIP MUSIC tab, then
under Rip settings, unclick the check box for
COpy

PROTECT MUSIC. Then, reconstruct

files. Personally constructed

WMA

files are

used at your own responsibility.

•

Precautions

when

creating

MP3IWMA

disc

Please refer to the usable sampling rates and
bit rates of chapter "11. SPECIFICATIONS" on
page 24.

14 DB365USB

CD/MP3IWMA Mode Operations

• File extensions

• Always add a file extension ".MP3"

or

".WMA"

to MP3orWMA

file by using single byte letters.

If you add a file extension otherthan specified

or

forget to add the file extension, the file can-

not be played.

• Logical

format

(File system)

1.

When writing

MP3IWMA

file on a CD-R

disc

or

CD-RWdisc, please select"IS09660 level 1, 2

or

JOLIETorRomeo"

as

the writing software

format. Normal play

may

not be possible if the

disc is recorded on another format.

2.

The

folder

name

and file name canbedis-

played as the title during

MP3IWMA

play but
the title must be within 28 single byte alphabeti­cal letters and numerals (including an exten­sion).

3. Do not affix a name to a file inside a folder
having the

same

name.

Disc-In-Play

function

As long as the ignition key is turned to the ON
or

ACC position, this function allows you to turn
the power to the unit and start playing the disc
automatically when the disc is inserted even if
the power is not turned on.

• Do

not

trytoput

your

handorfingersinthe

disc

insertion slot.

Also

neverinsertforeign

objects

into

the

slot.

• Do

not

insert

discs

where adhesive

comes

out

from

cellophane

tapeora rental CD

label,ordiscs

with

markswherecellophane
tapeorrental CD labels were removed. It
may be

impossibletoextract

these

discs

from

the

unit

and

they

may cause

the

unit

to

break

down.

• Folder

structure

1.

A disc with a folder having morethan 8 hierar­chical levels will be impossible.

• Numberoffilesorfolders

1. Up to 255 files can be recognized per folder.
Up to 255 files can be played.

Note:

• The company will not guarantee any unexpected
result caused by exceeding the files limitation.

2. Tracks are played in the order that they were

recorded onto a disc. (Tracks might not always
be played in the order displayed on the PC.)

3.

Some

noise

may

occurdepending on the type

of encoder software used while recording.

CD-DAlMP3IWMA selection

on

multi-session

CD

1. If a multi-session CD which contains

CD-DA

and

MP3IWMA

files is being inserted, user can

select either

CD-DAorMP3IWMA

files to be

played.

Note:

• CD-DA files will always be the first to be played
while MP3IWMA files will be playing subsequent-

ly.

2. Press the [UP] button will move to the next

folder and

MP3IWMA

files to be played. Press

the [ON] button at the time will return to

CD-DA

playing files.

Backup eject

function

Just pressing the

[~]

button ejects the disc even
if the power to the unit was not turned on. Re­move the disc after it is ejected.

Notes:

•Ifyou force a

CD

into before auto reloading, this

can damage the

CD.

•IfaCD(12 cm)isleftinthe ejected position for 15
seconds, the

CD

is automatically reloaded. (Auto

reload).

• 8

cm

CDs are notauto reloaded.Besure to remove

it when ejected.

Listeningtoa

disc

already loaded

in

the

unit

Press the [SRC] button to select the CD/M

P31

WMAmode.

When the unit enters the

CD/MP3IWMA

mode,

play starts automatically.
If there is no disc loaded, the indication "NO

DISC" appears in the title display.
Radio~CDIMP3IWMA~(USB)~AUX

~

Radio...

DB365USB 15

CD/MP3IWMA Mode Operations

Loading a CD

Insert a

CD

into the center of the

CD

SLOT with

the labeled side facing

up.

"LOADING" appears

in

the display, the CD plays automatically after

loading.

Notes:

• Never insert foreign objects into the CD SLOT.

• If the CD is not inserted easily, there may be an­other CDinthe mechanism or the unit may require
service.

. .

rnm~@

• DIscs not beanng the DIGITALAUDID mark and CD-ROMs
cannot be played by this unit.

• Some CDs recorded

in

CD-R/CD-RW mode may

not be usable.

Loading 8 cm

compact

discs

* No adapter is required to play an 8 cm CD.
* Insert the 8 cm CD into the center of the insertion

slot.

For CD/MP3IWMAplayback, please refer to "Op-

erations CommontoCD

and USB Drive".

USB Mode Operation

WhatisUSB?

USB is the abbreviation of Universal Serial Bus,

an

external bus standard that supports data

transfer rates of 12Mbps. The main unit is USB

2.0 compatible. (It is compliant with Universal Se­rial Bus Revision

1.1

specification, whichisFull
Speed supported but not running at High-Speed).
This means that the transfer rates only supports

until 12Mbps, which is the maximum speed of
USB1.1. USB also support hot plugging, which

is

the abilitytoadd and remove devices to a main

unit while the unit is running and automatically
recognize the change.

Supported

audio

files

playback

Only MP3 and WMA files are currently support­ed.

For further informationonMP3IWMA play-

back, please refer to

"Operations Common

To

CD

and USB Drive".

Hot

plugging

function

When the unitispower

on,

this function allows

you

to start playing the tracks automatically when

the USB drive

is

inserted.

• Do

not

trytoput

your

handorfingers in

the

USB insertion port.

Also

never

insert

foreign objects

into

the

port.

• Do

not

insertUSB devices

other

than

"USB

mass storage

class"asthis

will

have

no

functiontothe

main

unitordeviceand may

have unexpected result.

• Themain

unit

cannotbeconnected with

the

personal

computerorlaptop.

• USB

drive

that

contains

WMA

files

with

DRM

protected

will

not

bereadbythe

main

unit.

• Reading

time

for

a USB

drive

may

differ

depends on

the

contentsofthe

data.

• USB driveinsertion may result in protruding

asitmight

be dangeroustothe

user

while

driving. Forsafetypurposes,itis

advisable

to

use an USB extension cabletoconnect

between

the

USB

drive

and

the

USB

port

on

the

main unit.

16 DB365USB

USB Mode Operation

• USB

drives

may have different shape de-

pends on brands. Some USB

drives

may

not

be abletoplug

into

the

port

duetothe

shape

design.

Please

use

an

extension

cable instead.

• The

company

will

not

guaranteethat every

USB

drive

brands

will

be abletowork

with

the

main unit.

• Please remove

your

USB

drive

while

you

are

not

inside

your

vehicle because USB

drive

may

not

have automotive specifica-

tion

anditwill

be damagedbyoverheating

environment.

•

Electrostatic

may

result

data

lossinthe

USB drive.

• The

company

will

not

responsible

for

any

data loss when using

the

USB drive

with

the

main unit. Please backup

your

data before

proceeding.

• Please make

sure

that

the

total

supported

files limitation in

the

USB drive,

which

are

255 files. The company will

not

guarantee
anyunexpected resultcaused byexceeding
the

files limitation.

Listeningtoa

track

with

USB

drive

already

plug

into

the

unit

Press the [SRC] button to select the

USB

mode.

When the unit enters the

USB

mode, track will

start to play automatically.

If

thereisno USB drive inserted,

USB

mode will

not be shown for selection.

* The mode changes each time the [SRC] button is

pressed.

Radio-+CDIMP3IWMA-+(USB)-+AUX

-+

Radio

...

Pluggingina USB

drive

Plug the USB drive into the port with the correct

direction.

Note:

• Do not forcibly plug the USB drive to the port with
incorrectdirection as this will damage the USB drive
as well as the USB port.

Unplug

the

USB

drive

Just pull out the

USB

drive from the port during

USB

mode, the unitwill revert to Radio mode au-

tomatically.

DB365USB 17

Operation Common

to

CD and USB Drive

Pausing play

1.

Press the [

~II]

button to pause play. "PAUSE"

appears

in

the display.

2.

To

resume track play, press the

[~II]

button

again.

Displaying

CD

titles

This unit can display title data for MP3IWMA.

1.

Press the

[0]

button to display the title.

2.

Each time you press the

[T]

button, the title

display changes

in

the following order:

• MP3IWMA

disc

Folder~Track~Album

TAG~Artist

TAG

~

Title

TAG~Folder

...

Notes:

• If MP3IWMA disc is not input TAG, "NO TAG" ap­pears

in

the display.

• For MP3, supports 103 Tags V2.4/2.3/2.2/1.1/1.0.

•

Tag

displays give priority to V2.4/2.3/2.2.

•

In

the case of album Tags for WMA, the information

written into the extension header is displayed.

• Only ASCII characters can be displayed

in

Tags.

Display selection

1.

You

can

choose the display type for MP3IWMA

by pressing the [D] button.
To

select the next type, press the [D] button

again.

The arrangement is shown below.

1

.....

2Q_=181

(Track No., play time)

\11

1F7(')~mS51

(Folder No., track No.)

\11

IEII_PEERl

(Folder)
*Refer to "Title Display Mode"

\11

18 DB365USB

Title

display

mode

1.

There are 5types of display for the Title Display
mode.

2.Toselect the nexttype, press the

[T]

button for

less than 1 second.

The arrangement

is

shown below.

After 2 seconds

C[FOLDER]

- [FolderTitle]

C

[TRACK]

- [Track

Title]

(ALBUM)

-----.

(Album

Tag)

CC(ARTIST)-----.

(ArtistTag )

(

TITLE)

-----.

(Title

Tag)

3.

The displayed item canbescrolled by pressing
the [T] button for more than 1 second.

4.Ifa MP3IWMA file does not support for ID3
TAG, the display will show "NO TAG"

5.Ifa MP3IWMAfile encode with ID3

TAG

header

but not consist of any

TAG

information, the

display will show nothing.

Notes:

• The folder name will be displayed as "ROOT" which
the file allocates

in

the root folder.

• The MP3 player decodes each file

103

TAG ver 2

bydefault, if

103

TAG ver 2 is unavailable,

103

TAG

ver 1 will be decoded.

• UNICODE

103

(Chinese, Japanese and etc) is not

supported.

Selecting a

track

• Track-up

1.

Press the [

~~I]

button to move to the begin-

ning of the next track.

2.

Each time the [

~~I

] buttonispressed, playback

proceeds to another track

in

the advancing

direction.

• Track-down

1.

Press the

[I~~]

button to move the beginning

of the

cu

rrent track.

2.

Press the

[I~~]

button twice to move to the

beginning of the previous track.

Operation CommontoCD

and USB Drive

Fast-forwardlfast-backward

• Fast-forward

Press and hold the [

~~I]

button for 1 second or

longer.

• Fast-backward

Press and hold the [ I

...

] button for 1 second

or

longer.

* For Audio CD mode pressing the

[1<l1li<l1li

,~~I]

button
for 1 second or longer will move forward or back­ward 5 times faster than normal play, and pressing
it for 3 seconds or longer will do the operation 30
times faster.

* For MP3IWMAmode pressing the

[1<l1li<l1li,

~~Il

button
for 1 second or longer will move forward or back­ward 5 times faster than normal play, and pressing
it for 3 seconds or longer will do the operation 10

times faster:

MP3IWMA playing order

When selected for playing folder up down func­tions, files and folders are accessed in the order
in which they were written by the CD-ROM writer
or USB drive. Becauseofthis, the order in which
they are expected to be played may not match
the order in which they are actually played.

You

may be able to set the order in which

MP3IWMA
are to be played by writing them onto a medium
such as a CD-R/USB drive with their file names
beginning with play sequence numbers such as
"01" to "99", depending on your CD writer.

For example, a medium with the following folder/
file hierarchy is shown below.

Example of a medium's folder/file hierarchy.

o

Level

1

Level

2

Level

3

Level

4

(

II

Root

V

Folder

[?J

File)

Folder Select

This function allows you to select a folder con­taining MP3IWMAfiles and start playing from the
first track in the folder.

1.

Press the [ON] or the [UP] button.
Press the [ON] button to move the previous

folder. Press the [UP] button to move the next

folder.

Root

folder

DB365USB 19

Operation CommontoCD

and USB Drive

* Press the [UP] button while

in

the final folder to

shift to the first folder.

* Folder without

an

MP3IWMA file is not select-

able.

2.

Press the

[I

........

,

~~I]

button to select a track.

Top

function

Press the [BNO] button, then the CD/USB will
start playing from the first song (track number

1

).

Other various play

functions

• Scan play

CO-OA:
This function allows you to locate and play the
first 10 seconds of all the tracks recorded

on

a

disc.
MP3IWMA:

This function allows you to locate and play the
first

10

seconds of all the tracksincurrent folder.

1.

Press the [SCN] button to perform scan play.
The indication "SCN" lights

in

the display.

* Scan play starts from the next track after the

track currently being played.

• Folder scan play

MP3IWMA:
This function allows you to locate and play the
first 10 seconds of the first track of all the folders
on

an

MP3IWMA disc/USB drive.

1.

Press and hold the [SCN] button for 1 second
or longer to perform folder scan play.

The indications

"ALL

..." and "SCN" lightinthe

display.

* Folder scan play starts from the next track after

the track currently being played.

• Repeat play

CO-OA, MP3IWMA :
This function allows you to play the current track
repeatedly.

1.

Press the [RPT] button to perform repeat

play.
The indication "RPT" lightsinthe display.

20 DB365USB

• Folder repeat play

MP3IWMA:

This function allows you to play all tracksinthe

MP3IWMA folder repeated

Iy.

1.

Press and hold the [RPT] button for 1 second

or longer to perform folder repeat

play.

The indications

"ALL

..." and "RPT" lightinthe

display.

• Random play

CO-OA:
This function allows you to play all tracks record­edona discina random order.

MP3IWMA:

This function allows you to play all tracks of cur-

rent folder

in

a random order. .

1.

Press the [ROM] button to perform random
play.

The indication "ROM" lights

in

the display.

• Folder random play

MP3IWMA:

This function allows you to play all the tracks of

all the folders recorded

on

an

MP3IWMA discI

USB drive

in

a random order.

1.

Press and hold the [ROM] button for 1 second

or longer to perform folder random play.
The indications

"ALL

..."and "ROM" lightinthe

display.

•

To

cancel play

1.

Press the operating button previously se-

lected.

Operations Common

to

Each Mode

To

change

display

setting

1.

Press the [A] button to switch to the adjustment

selection display.

2.

Press the [

I.-

,

~~I]

button to select the

"item

name".
"CLOCK(E)"

~

"SCRN SVR"

~

"A-SCROLL"

3. Turn the [ROTARY] knob to select the

"desired

setting value".

*

In

the case of item names appearing with the

"E" suffix, after the item name, the

[~II]

button

must be pressed to display the setting value.

* After completing settings, press the [A] button

to return to the previous mode.

Setting

the

clock

2-1. Select

"CLOCK

(E)".

3-1. Press the

[~II]

button.

3-2. Press the [

1<lllII<lllII

,

~~I

] lever upward or down-

ward to select the hour or the minute.

3-3. Turn the [ROTARY] knob to set the correct

time.

* The clock is displayed

in

12-hour format.

3-4. Press the [

~II

] button to store the time into

memory.

Note:

•

You

cannot set the clock when it is displayed with
onlythe ignition on. Ifyou drain or remove the car's
battery ortake out this unit, the clock is reset. While
setting the clock, if another button or operation is
selected, the clock set mode is canceled.

Turning

the

screen saver

function

onoroff

This unit is provided with the screen saver function
which allows you to show various kinds of patterns

and characters in the operation status indication
areaofthe display

in

a random order.

You

can turn

on and off this function.

If the button operation is performed with the
screen saver function on, the operation display
corresponding to the button operation is shown
for about 30 seconds and the display returns to
the screen saver display.

* The factory default setting is "ON".

2-1. Select "SCRN SVR".
3-1. Turn the [ROTARY] knob to select the setting.

Each

time

you turn

the

[ROTARY]

knob,

the setting changes

in

the following order:

SS

OFF~SS

ON.

Setting

the

method

for

title

scroll

Set how to scrollinMP3IWMAtitle.

* The factory default setting is "ON".

2-1. Select "A-SCROLL".
3-1. Turn the [ROTARY] knob to select "ON" or

"OFF".

• ON:
To

scroll automatically.

• OFF:
To

scroll just 1 time when the title was changed
or the [T] button was pressed for 1 second or
longer.

DB365USB

21

Incorrect wiring.

No

sound output when Power antenna lead is

operating the unit with

shorted

to

ground

or

amplifiers or power an-' excessive current is re-

tenna attached. quired for remote-on the

amplifiers or power an­tenna.

Replace with a fuse of the same amperage.
If the fuse blows again, consult your store of
purchase.

Consult your store of purchase.

1.

Turn the unit off.

2.

Remove all wires attached to the power an­tenna lead. Check each wire for a possible
short to ground using

an

ohm meter.

3.

Turn the unit back

on.

4.

Reconnect each amplifier remote wire to the

power antenna lead one by one.

If

the ampli-

fiers turn off before all wires are attached,

use

an

external relay to provide remote-on

voltage (excessive current required).

Nothing happens when
button are pressed.

Display is not accurate.

No

sound heard.

22 DB365USB

The microprocessor has
malfunctioned

due

to

noise, etc.

DCP

or main unit connec-

tors are dirty.

The speaker protection
circuit

is

operating.

Turn off the power, then press the

[RELEASE]

button and remove the

DCP.

Press the reset button for about 2 seconds with

a thin

rod.

Wipe the dirt off with a soft cloth moistened with
cleaning alcohol.

1.

Turn down sound volume. Function can

also

be

restored by turning the power off

and

on

again. (Speaker volumeisreduced
automatically when the speaker protection
circuit operates).

2.

If the sound is muted again, consult our

service department.

Troubleshooting

Files are not recognized Use MP3IWMAfiles encoded properly.
as

an

MP3IWMAfile.

File system is not cor- Use IS09660 level

1,

2 or JOLIET or Romeo

rect. file system.

Replace with a disc with

no

scratches.

Clean the disc with a soft cloth.Sound skips or

is

noisy. Discisdirty.

Disc is heavily scratched
or warped.

e:(

:E

~

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~

Sound is cut or skipped. MP3IWMA files are not Use MP3IWMA files encoded properly.

8 Noise is generated or encoded properly.

noise

is

mixed

with

sound.
Sound is bad

directly

after power isturned

on.

Water droplets may form
on

the internal lens when

the

car

is parked in a

humid place.

Let dry for about 1 hour with the power

on.

Wrong filename File system is not cor-

rect.

Use IS09660 level

1,

2 or JOLIETor Romeo

file system.

No

sound heard. MP3IWMA files are ab-

sent

in

a USB drive.

Write MP3/WMA files onto the USB drive
properly.

Files are not recognized
asanMP3IWMAfile.

Use MP3IWMAfiles encoded properly.

Use MP3IWMAfiles encoded properly.

Reinsert the USB drive

to

try again. Replace

with a new USB drive if failed.

MP3IWMA files are not
encoded properly.

Sound is cut or skipped.
Noise is generated or

noise

is

mixed

with

sound.

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2.

USB

drive

cannot

be USB drive maybedam-

e:( detected. aged.

:E

~ USB drive connector

is

in

~.,

bad condition.

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plug into the USB port. tor may be inserted in tion.

the wrong direction with
the port.

The USB drive connector Replace with a new USB drive.
is damaged.

DB365USB 23

ERROR 2

ERROR

3

NO FILE

A DISC cannotbeplayed due
to scratches, loaded upside­down inside the

CD

deck etc.

No audio file is detected

in

the

DISC.

This is a failure of

CD

deck's mechanism

and consult your store of purchase.
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped-

disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.

Replace with audio contents loaded DISC.

w

>

a:

c

m

en

::l

MNT

ERR

NO FILE
USB ERR

Failure detection of USB drive Unplug the USB drive and re-plug into the

when it

is

plugged into the port. port.

No

audio file is detectedinthe Replace with audio contents loaded USB

media. drive.
USB connector short circuit/ Unplug the USB drive, turn offthe power and

overloaded. then turn

on

the power again.

FM tuner

Frequency Range: 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz
Usable Sensitivity:

11

dBf
50 dB Quieting Sensitivity: 17dBf
Alternate Channel Selectivity: 75 dB
Stereo Separation

(1

kHz): 35 dB

Frequency Response (±3 dB): 30 Hz to 15 kHz

AM tuner

Frequency Range:

AM

530 kHz to

1710kHz

Usable Sensitivity: 25~V

24 DB365USB

CD player

System: Compact disc audio system
Usable Discs: Compact disc
Frequency Response:

10Hz

to 20 kHz

(±1

dB)

Dynamic Range: 80 dB

(1

kHz)

Harmonic Distortion:

0.010/0

Specifications
CD

Decode Format
Sampling rate

(kHz)

MPEG

1,

2 and 2.5 - Layer 3

MPEG-1 :

32,44.1,48

MPEG-2 : 16, 22.05, 24

MPEG-2.5 :

11

.025,

44.1

Audio

Maximum Power Output: 200 W (50 W X 4 ch)
Bass Control Action (100 Hz): ±14 dB
Treble Control Action (10 kHz): ±14 dB
Line Output (with

AIC

1 kHz, 10 kQ): 1.8 V

USB

USB

1.1

and 2.0 compatible with a maximum

transfer rates of up to 12Mbps. (Full speed)

178mm

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General

Power Supply Voltage:

14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.6 V allowable), nega-

tive ground
Current Consumption: Less than 15 A
Speaker Impedance: 4 Q

(4

Q to 8 Q allowable)

Weight: 2.42 lb.

(1.1

kg)

Dimensions:
178 mm Width X 50 mm Height X 152 mm
Depth

22.05 -

44.1

MPEG1,2 and 2.5 - Layer 3

48,64,80,96,128,160,192

ISO 9660 Level1,2,

Romeo

and Joliet

MPEG-1 : 32 - 320
MPEG-2 :8 - 160
MPEG-2.5 : 8 - 160
VBR

ISO 9660 Level

1,2,Romeo

and Joliet

Sampling rate
(kHz)

Decode Format

CD-ROM
Format

Bit-rate (kbps)

Bit-rate (kbps)

CD-ROM
Format

CommoninMP3IWMA Disc and
USB drive

Folder Level Limit : 8 Level

Sampling rate
(kHz)

Bit-rate (kbps)

Sampling rate
(kHz)

Bit-rate (kbps)

Folder Support
File Support
Folder Name
File Name

MPEG-1 :

32,44.1,48
MPEG-2 : 16, 22.05, 24
MPEG-2.5 :

8,

11.025, 12

MPEG-1 : 32 - 320
MPEG-2 : 8 - 160
MPEG-2.5 : 8 - 160
VBR

8,

11.025, 16, 22.05, 32,

44.1
48,64,80,96,128,160,192

: 255
: 255
: Maximum 28 bytes
: Maximum 28 bytes

Notes:

• Specifications comply with JEITA Standards.

• Specifications and design are subject to change
without notice for further improvement.

• Please make sure when connecting external power
amplifier, that you properly, to the car chassis,
ground the amplifier.

• If this is not done, severe damage to the source
unit may happen.

Power Output:

19 W RMS x 4 Channels at 4 Q and s

10/0

THD+N

SignaltoNoise Ratio:

81

dBA (reference: 1 W into 4Q)

DB365USB 25

Clarion Co., Ltd.

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Rights ReseNed. Copyright © 2006: Clarion Co., Ltd.

Printed

in

Malaysia I Imprime en Malaisie

Ilmpreso

en Malasia

PE-2872B

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InstallationlWire Connection Guide

i n

Gufa de instalaci6n/conexi6n de cables

IFS I ANTESDECOMENZAR

B·;'''·'·

R@'

-1. BEFORE STARTING I PR P

1.

This set is exclusively for use in cars with a
negative ground, 12 V power supply.

2.

Read these instructions carefully.

3.Besure to disconnect the

battery"

8 "termi-

nal before starting. This is to prevent short cir­cuits during installation (Figure 1).

est exclusivement destine

aetre

les voitures avec une aHnlentation

12 V

arnasse negative.

2. Lire ces instructions attentivement

3.

S'assurer de debrancher la borne H

E)

II

de la
batterie avant de commencer. Cela evitera les
court-circuits pendant nnsta!latlon (Figure

i).

1.

Esta unidad ha sido disenada para utilizarse
exclusivamente en autom6viles con fuente de
alimentaci6n de 12

V,

Ynegativo

amasa.

2.

Lea cuidadosamente estas instrucciones.

3.

Antes de comenzar, cerci6rese de desconec­tar

el

terminal"

8 " de la baterfa. Esto es para

evitar

cortocircuitos

durantelainstalaci6n

(Figura 1). Car battery

Batterle de voiture
Baterfa del autom6vil

Figure 1 / Figure 1

I Figura 1

-2.

CAUTIONSONINSTALLATION

I P

EC

UTI

U

SUJETDEI!I

STALL

I

PRECAUCIONES

PARALAINSTALACION

toutes les pieces necessaires

1.

Prepare all articles necessary for installing the source unit before

starting.

2.

Install the unit within 30° of the horizontal plane (Figure 2).

3.Ifyou have to do any work on the car body, such as drilling holes,
consult your car dealer beforehand.

4.

Use the enclQsed screws for installation. Using other screws can
cause damage (Figure 3).

1.

Avant de

f"'r.;mn"or"'lf"e;:::IY

pour installer

2.

Installer rapparei! avec

un

angle inferieur a30° par rapport arho-

rlzontal (Figure 2).

3.

S'j1

est necessaire dleffectuer certains travaux sur!acarrosserie

comme des trous, consulter d'abord votre concessionnaire

4.

Utillser les vis fournies pour l'installation. L'utllisation d'autres vis
peut causer des dommages (Figure 3).

1.

Antes de comenzar, prepare todos los elementos necesarios para
instalar la unidad fuente.

2.

Instale la unidad con un angulo de 30° sobreelplano horizontal
(Figura 2).

3.Sitiene que realizar cualquier trabajo en la carrocerfa, como tal­adrado de orificios, etc., consulte al proveedor de su autom6vil.

4.

Utilice los tornillos suministrados para la instalaci6n. La utilizaci6n
de otros tornillos podrfa resultar en danos (Figura 3).

r

Max. 30°
Max. 30°
Max. 30°

Chassis / Chassis I Chasis

Max. 5/16" (8 mm)

Max.

5/16'1

(8

mm)

Max. 5/16" (8 mm)

Chassis / ChassIs

I Chasis

~

I Damage

Endommage

: Dafiado

Figure 2

I

figure

2I Figura 2

Figure 3 / Figure 3 / Figura 3

El'A PRElL

PilTEIINSTALACIONDELA

UNlOAD

FUENTE

'nd'

-3.

INSTALLING

THE

SOURCE

UNITII51 L

•

Universal

Mount

1.

Place the universal mounting bracket into the instrument panel,
use a screwdriver to bend each stopper of the universal mounting
bracket inward, then secure the stopper as shown in Figure

4.

2.

Wire as showninSection

8.

3.

Insert the source unit into the universal mounting bracket until it
locks.

4.

Mount

the outer escutcheon so that all the hooks are locked.

•

Montage

universel

1.

PlacerIesupport de universel dansIetableau de bord,
utiliser un tournevis pour vers l'exterieur chaque

lanqU€3Ue

du de universel, puis fixer les languettes

sur la Figure

2.

Cabler comnle nlontre dans la Section

8.

dans Ie support de montage universe!

bloque.

4.

f\~onter

recusson

exterieurdemaniere que tous les crochets

solent verrouilles.

• Montaje

universal

1.

Coloqueelsoporte de montaje universal eneltablero de instru­mentos, utilice un

destornillador

para

doblar

cada

reten del
soporte de montaje universal hacia adentro, y despues asegure
el

reten como se muestra en la Figura

4.

2.

Conecte los cables como se muestra en la Secci6n

8.

3.

Inserte la unidad fuente enelsoporte de montaje universal hasta

que quede enganchado.

4.

Inserte la pieza ornamental exterior en el soporte de montaje uni-

versal hasta que quede enganchado.

Notes:

1)

Some

car

models require special mounting kits for proper

installation.

Consult

your

Clarion dealer

for

details.

2)

Fasten

the front stopper securely to prevent the source unit

from coming

loose.

Remarques:

1) Certains modelesdevoiture

necessitent un

kitdenl0ntage

pour

une installation correcte. Consulter!erevendeur

pour

les

details.

2) Serrer

fermenlentlalanguette avant

pour

eviter

que

lfappareil

pilote ne

se

desserre.

Notas:

1)

Algunos modelosdeautom6viles requieren juegosdemontaje
especiales para realizar

la

instalaci6n apropiada. Solicite

los

detalles asuproveedor Clarion.

2) Apriete con seguridad

el

reten frontal

para

evitar queseafloje

la

unidad fuente.

Note:

Before attaching the universal mounting bracket, slightly bend
the spring toward the inside with

your

fingers and attach it to the

side of car.

Remarque:

Avant de fixerIepatin de
ressort vers l'interieur avec
voiture.

Nota:

Antes de fijar el soporte de montaje universal, doble ligeramente
el

resorte haciaelinterior con los dedos y ffjelo en la parte lateral

del autom6vil.

66

66

6

///~

Hexagonal bolt
Ecrou hexagonal
Perno hexagonal

Strap
Armature
Banda

*This part is not provided

in

some models.

* Cette piece n'existe pas sur tous les modeles.

* Esta pieza no se suministra con algunos modelos.

Universal mounting bracket
Support de montage universel
Soporte de montaje universal

Figure

4/

Figure 4 I Figura 4

Stoppers

Languettes
Retenes

i

lnstrument panel
Tableau de bord
Tablero de instrumentos

Hole

Trou

Orificio

Outer escutcheon
Ecusson

exterieur

Pieza ornamental exterior

.r----

Stoppers
Languettes
Retenes

Source

Unit

Appareil pilote

Unidad

fuente

Screwdriver J

Tournevis
Destornillador

~

Installation direction

~

Sens d'installation
Direcci6n de instalaci6n

t

Top
Haut
Parte superior

Bottom
Bas
Parte inferior

Outer escutcheon side

view

Vue laterale de

recusson

exterieur

Vista lateral de la pieza ornamental exterior

• Console opening

dimensions

@l

Dimensions d'ouverture de la

• Dimensiones de la abertura de

• Montaje

fijo

(Automoviles

TOYOTA,

NISSAN,Yotros

provistosdenormas

ISO/DIN)

Esta

unidad

ha sido

disenada

para

instalarse

de forma fija en el
tablero de instrumentos. Si el autom6vil dispone de una radio instal
ada

en fabrica, instale la unidad fuente con las piezas y los tornillos

marcados con

(*)

en la Figura

7.
Sielautom6vil no dispone de una radio instaladaen fabrica, adquiera
un juego de instalaci6n para instalar la unidad fuente de acuerdo con
el procedimiento siguiente.

Doble

de

instalar

esta

unidadenvehfculos

TOYOTA, NISSAN, Y

otoros equipados con ISO/DIN, extraiga el reten siguiendo los pro­cedimientos indicados a continuaci6n.

ISO/DIN)

ill""\£:':l.I'!':)tIAI'''IC'

ci-dessous

TOYOTA,

une installation fixe dans

Ie

tableau de

d'un

auto-radio installe a l'usine

j

pieces et les ecrous marquees de

d'un auto-radio installe

aI'usine se

d'irlstallclticm pur installer l'appareil pilote avec la

MO:flt::lge

fixe

NISSANet8utres

vehicules

1.

Bend the stopper from the source unit. (Figure5,6)

• Fixed

Mount

(TOYOTA, NISSAN and

other

ISO/DIN

equipped

vehicles)

This unit is designed for fixed installation in the dashboard.

If

the

vehicle is equipped with a factory-installed radio, install

the

source unit with the parts and screws marked

(*)

(Figure 7).
If the vehicle is not equipped with a factory-installed radio, obtain an
installation kit to install the source unit

in

the following procedure.

Bend the stopper following the procedures below when this source
unit is installed to the TOYOTA, NISSAN and other ISO/DIN equipped
vehicles.

1.

Coubez!abutee de rapparei! source. (Figure5,6)

1.

Dobleelreten procedente de la unidad fuente. (Figura5,6)

BEFORE

BEND/AVANTLACOURBUREIANTESDEDOBLAR

AFTER

BEND/APRESLACOURBUREIDESPUESDEDOBLAR

STOPPERITOURNEV1S/OESTORNILLAOOR

SOURCE UNIT/APPARE!L PILOTE/UNlOAD FUENTE

Figure 5/Figure 5/Figura 5

Figure 6/Figure 6/Figura 6

3.

Cabler comrne

montH~

danslaSection

8.

4. Asegure la unidad al tablero de instrumentos, y despues vuelva a
montar

el

tablero de instrumentos y el panel central.

2.

Asegure los soportes de montaje al chasis como se muestra en

la

Figura7.Los

orificiosyahan

sido

taladradosenlos
autom6viles TOYOTA y NISSAN, pero para otros modelos puede
resultar necesario realizar modificaciones,

como

taladrado

de

nuevos orificios en los soportes de montaje.

3.

Conecte los cables como se muestra en la Secci6n

8.

dansIetableau de bord puis remonterIetableau

panneau centraL

de montEtqe sur

Ie

chassis CO!llme montre

sur

la

trous sont pour les vehicules TOYOTA

l\ll;:')~}~l\l:

des modification du de

comme

Ie

de

nouveaux

trous, etre

pour

les

modeles.

4.

2.

4.

Secure the unit in

the

dashboard, and then reassemble the dash-

board and the center panel.

2.

Secure the mounting brackets to the chassis as shown in Figure

7.

Holes are pre-tapped for TOYOTA and NISSAN vehicles; mod­ification, such as drilling new holes, of the mounting brackets may
be required for other models.

3.

Wire as showninSection

8.

Center Panel (Note 1)
Panneau central (Remarqure 1)
Panel central (Nota 1)

Mounting bracket *
(1

pair for the left and right sides)

Support de

:J<

(1

paire, pour gauche et droite)

Soporte de montaje

*

(1

par para los lados izquierdo y derecho)

*

Figure 7 / Figure 7 / Figura 7

*:

The parts and screws with this mark are used to install radio or
included

in

the installation kit.

*:

The screws with this mark are originally attached to the vehicle.

et les vis portant cette sont utilisees pour I'au-

lnstalle au fournies dans

Ie

kit d'Hlsta!l,3.tl()n

*:

Les vis

portant

cette

marque

sont

fournies

d'orlgine

avec

Ie

vehicu!e.

*:

Las piezas y tornillos con esta marca se utilizan para instalar la
radio

0 se suministran con el juego de instalaci6n.

*:

Los tornillos con esta marca estan original

mente

fijados a los

autom6viles.

Note

1:

In some

cases,

the

center panel

may

require some

modifi-

cation

(trimming,

filling, etc.).

Note

2:Ifa

hookonthe

installation bracket interferes

with

the

unit,

bend and flatten

it

withanipperora similar

tool.

Remarque

2:

Dans certains

cas,Iepanneau central

peut

necessite

certaines modifications (ebarbage, rernpllssage, etc.).

Remarque

2:

5i

un crochet du support d'installation interfere avec

!e

tardre et l'ap!atir avec une

pince

au un outil

Nota

1:Enalgunos casos, el panel central

puede

requerir ciertas

modificaciones (recorte, Iimado,

etc.).

Nota

2:Sialgun gancho del soporte de montaje interfiere conlaunidad,

d6bleloy aplanelo con unos alicates u otra herramienta similar.

I

DESMONTAJEDELA

UNlOAD

FUENTE

e,;',(,'·

-4.

REMOVALOFTHE

SOURCE

UNIT

I

1.

When removing the source unit, disassemble itinthe reverse of
the order

in

Section "3. INSTALLING THE SOURCE UNIT".

i.

Lors de la
de la Section

demonter dans rordre inverse

PILOTE".

1.

Para desmontar la unidad fuente, r,ealice el procedimiento inver­so al de la Secci6n "3. INSTALACION DE LA UNlOAD FUENTE".

2.

Press the outer escutcheon upward and remove it (Figure 8).

3.

Insert and lock the hook plates (Figure 9).

4.

Pull the hook plates to remove the source unit.

2.

Presser l'ecusson exterieur versIehaut etIeretirer (Figure 8).

3.

Inserer et verrouiller les plaques acrochet (Figure 9).

4.

Tirer sur les plaques acrochet pour retirer !'appareil pilote.

2.

Presione la pieza ornamental exterior hacia afuera y extraigala
(Figura 8).

3.

Inserte y bloquee las placas de enganche (Figura 9).

4.

Tire de las placas de enganche para extraer la unidad fuente.

Outer escutcheon

Ecusson exterieur
Pieza ornamental exterior

2-Hook

plates

----,.

2-Plaques

acrochet

2-Placas

de enganche

Figure8/Figure8/Figura 8

Figure 9 / Figure 9 / Figura 9

-5

n

GAUIIONSONWIRINGIPREG

UIIO SAUSUJEI

DES0NEXIONSIPREGAUGIONES

PARALAGONEXIONDECABLES

1. S'assurerdemeitre l'apparel! hors circuit avantdefaireIeca

2.

Sea

especial

mente

cuidadosoaldirigiryfijar

los

cables.

mantengalos

alejados

del motor,

tubodeescape,

etc.EIcalor

puede

danar

los cables.

3. Si el fusible se quema, revise las conexiones.
Si

esta

quemado,

reemplaceelfusible

por

otro

nuevo

con el

mismo valor

de

amperaje

que

el original.

4.

Para reemplazar el fusible, abra la tapa de la unidad fuente, retire
el

fusible

antiguoeinstale

otro

nuevo.

(Figura

10)

* Existen distintos tipos

de

cajasdefusibles. no

permita

que

el

terminal

del

ladodela

baterfa

quedeencontacto

con

otras

partes metalicas.

1. Antes de

hacer

las conexiones, aseguresededesconectar la ali-

mentaci6n

de

la unidad.

loquet

sur

Ie

cote

et Ie fusible neuf.

de boTtiers

afusibles.

Ne

pas

en

contact

avec

les

autres

pieces

verifiersiIe

cablage

est

correct.

remplacer

par

un fusible

neufdememe

d'origine.

oartic:ulierE)mlsnt attention lars

de

I'acheminement

des

fils.

moteur,

des

d'echappement,

etc.

La

d'end()mllla~Qer

ces

2.

3.

Si

5i

4.

1. Be sure to turn the

power

off when wiring.

2. Be particularly careful where you route the wires.
Keep them well

away

from

the engine,

exhaust

pipe, etc.

Heat

may damage the wires.

3.Ifthe

fuse

should

blow,

check

that

the

wiringiscorrect.

If it is, replace the fuse with a

new

one

with the

same

amperage

rating as the original one.

4.Toreplace the fuse, open the lock on the source unit side, remove
the old fuse and insert the

new

one. (Figure 10)

*

There

are

various

typesoffuse

cases.Donot

let

the

battery

side

terminal

touch

other

metal

parts.

Example

1

Exemple

1

Ejemplo

1

Example

2

Exemple

2

Ejemplo

2

Example

3

Exemple

3

Ejemplo3

Figure 10I Figure10 I Figura 10

Fuse case
Boltier

afusible

Caja de fusible

Fuse case
Boltier

afusible

Caja de fusible

'#liM'

4'6'hll

•.

n",."

-6.

GENERAL

CAUTIONS I PRECAUTIONS

GENERALES

I PRECAUCIONES

GENERALES

1. Do not open the case.

There

are no user serviceable parts inside.

If you drop anything into the unit during installation, consult

your

dealeroran authorized CLARION service center.

2. Use a soft,

dry

cloth to clean the case. Never use hard cloth, thin-

ner, benzen, alcohol, etc. For tough dirt, apply a little cold

or

warm

water to a soft cloth and wipe off the dirt gentry.

1.

Ne

pas ouvrir Ie coftret.IIn'y a

pasdepieces reparables

par

l'u-

tilisateur

aI'interieur

de

I'appareil.Siun objet est tombe dans l'ap-

pendant I'installation, consulter votre revendeur ou un ser-

apres-vente agree CLARION.

2. Utiliser un chiffon

doux

et sec

pour

nettoyer Ie coffret, ne

jamais
utiliser un chiffon rigide, un diluant, du benzene,deI'alcool, etc.
Pour

enlever

la salete tenace,

appliquer

un peu

d'eau

froide ou

tiede

surunchiffon

douxetessuyer

doucementlasalete.

1.

No abra la caja. En el interior no hay piezas

que

pueda

reparar el

usuario. Si dentro

de

la unidad entra algo durante la instalaci6n,

consulte a su proveedor

0 a un centro

de

servicio autorizado por

CLARION.

2. Para limpiar la caja, utilice un pano suave y seco.

no

use

nunca

un

pano

duro, diluidordepintura, benceno, alcohol, etc.

Para

la

suciedad resistente, aplique un poco

de

agua

frfa 0 caliente a un

pano suave y frote suavemente la parte sucia.

IMPORTANT:
Improper installation

may

cause damage to your unitorcar. If you

do

not

have

the

appropriate

experience,

consultaqualified

installer.

Cutting

chassis

wire

leads

voids

the

warranty.

IMPORTANT:

Une

installation

incorrecte

peut

endommager

rappareil

au Ie

vehicule.

Si

!'on ne possede pas les connaissances requises, con-

sulter un installateur qualifie.

Couper

Ie fil du chassis annule la

garantie.

IMPORTANTE:
La instalaci6n inapropiada puede causar danos en su unidad 0 su
autom6vil. Si usted no posee la experiencia apropiada, consulte a
un instalador cualificado.

EI

corte de los conductoresdepuesta a

masa (carrocerfa) anulara la garantfa.

••

fIR,

-7

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SAMPLE

SYSTEMS I EXEMPL S DE SYST MES I

EJEMPLOS

DE SISTEMAS

• Exampleofthe system using an external amplifier (Audio Visual)
III Exemple de systeme utmsant un amplificateufexterieur. (audi(FVisuel)

• Ejemplo de sistema utilizando un amplificador externo (audiovisual)

.11

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CD

Source

Unit

®

RCA

Extension Cables (sold separately)

@

2-Channel

Power

Amplifier

@

4-Channel

Power

Amplifier

®

Front

Speakers

®

Rear

Speakers

®

Sub-woofers

®

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unit

CD

Appareil pilote

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RCA

(vendidos aparte)

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canales

@

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canales

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-8. WIRE CONNECTIONS I CONNECTIQUE I CONEXION DE

CABLES

'w®.

• Rear Layout
III Disposition arriere

• Disposici6n trasera

No. Description

CD

AUX INPUT RIGHT (Red)

®

AUX INPUT LEFT (White)

®

FRONT RIGHT (Red)

@

FRONT LEFT (White)

®

REAR RIGHT (Red)

®

REAR LEFT (White)

No.

Description

CD

ENTREE

AUX

droite

(Rouge)

®

ENTREE AUX gauche (Blanc)

@)

AVANT DROIT

(Rouge)

(1]

AVANT GAUCHE (Blanc)

@)

ARRIERE DROIT (Rouge)

®

ARRIERE GAUCHE (Blanc)

No.

Description

CD

Entrada auxiliar (AUX INPUT) del canal derecho (Rojo)

®

Entrada auxiliar (AUX INPUT) del canal izquierdo (Blanco)

®

DELANTERO DERECHO (Rojo)

@

DELANTERO IZQUIERDA (Blanco)

®

TRASERO DERECHO (Rojo)

®

TRASERO IZQUIERDA (Blanco)

®

@

®

Orange/White wire (Illumination lead)
Fil orange/blanc (fil d'eclairage)
Conductor anaranjado/blanco (conductor de alimentaci6n)

Fuse (15

A)
Fusible (15 A)
Fusible (15 A)

16-Pin Connector Extension Lead

(attached to the source unit)

FiJ

prolongateur-connecteur 16 broches

~(attache

sur I'appareil pilote)

Cable prolongador de 16 contactos

(fijado a la unidad fuente)

Yellow wire (Memory back-up lead)

Fil jaune (fil de soutien memoire)

Conductor amarillo (Conductor

~e

protecci6n de la memoria)

Connect directly to battery.
Brancher directement

ala baUerie.

Conectelo directamente a la baterfa.

CD

®

16-pin connector

l--

Connecteur 16 broches
Conector de 16 contactos

+ Green
+ Vert
+ Verde

+ White
+ Blanc
+ Blanco

- Green/Black

- Vert/noir

- Verde/negro

- White/Black

- Blanc/noir

- Blanco/negro

- Grey/Black

- Gris/noir

- Gris/negro

+ Purple
+ Pourpre
+ Purpura

- Purple/Black

- Pourpre/noir

- Purpura/negro

+ Grey

+Gris

+ Gris

Antenna
Antenne
Antena

Rear Right

Arriere

droit

Trasero derecho

Rear Left

Arriere gauche

Trasero izquierdo

Front Right

Avant

droit

Delantero derecho

Front Left

Avant gauche

Delantero izquierdo

4-Speaker system

Systeme

a4 haul-parJeurs

Sistema con 4 altavoces

Accessory + 12 V
Accessoire

+

12

V

Accesorio +12 V

Red wire (Power lead)

Fil rouge (til d'alimentation)

Conductor rojo (Conductor de alimentaci6n)

Blue/White wire (Power Antenna turn-on lead)
Fil bleu/blanc (fil de mise sous tension d1antenne electrique)
Conductor azul/blanco (Conductor de conexi6n de la alimentaci6n de la antena motorizada)

Connect to remote turn-on lead of Power Antenna. (0.5 A current max.)
Connectez

Ie

til de mise sous tension tEdecommandable de I'antenne

electrique. (Courrant maximum de

0,5 A)

Conectelo al conductor de conexi6n automatica de la alimentaci6n de la
antena motorizada. (corriente maxima de 0,5 A)

+ White
+ Blanc
+ Blanco

- White/Black

- Blanc/noir

- Blanco/negro

Left

Gauche

Izquierdo

- Grey/Black

- Gris/noir

- Gris/negro

+ Purple
+ Pourpre
+ Purpura

Right

Droit

Derecho

+

Grey

+ Gris
+ Gris

o

or

2-Speaker system

Systeme

a

:2

haut-parleurs

Sistema con 2 altavoces

- Purple/Black

- Pourpre/noir

- Purpura/negro

Not used.
Insulate each wire.

Inutilise.
Isoler chaque

fil.

No se utiliza.
Aisle

todos

los conductores.

+

Green

+ Vert
+Verde

- Green/Black

- Vert/nair

- Verde/negro

Black wire (Ground lead)
Fil noir (til de terre)
Conductor negro (Conductorde puesta

amasa)

Connect to vehicle chassis ground.
Brancher

ala terre du chassis du vehicule.

Conectelo a una parte metalica del chasis del vehfculo.

Clarion Co., Ltd.

281-0632-00 2005/9

CLARION 2006 LIMITED WARRANTY

For USA and Canada only

Exceptasnoted,

Clarion

products

purchased

fromanauthorized Clarion

dealer

are warranted against all

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship

for a periodofone

(1)

year

from

the

dateoforiginal purchase.

The

following Clarion products noted below ** are warranted against all defects in materials and workmanship for a two

(2) year period from

the

dateoforiginal purchase

when

purchased from

AND

installed by an authorized Clarion dealer.

**

DRZ9255 DXZ865MP

D~Z765MP

DXZ665MP DXZ465MP DFZ675MC DPX11500 DPX1800 DPX2250

All Clarion cables,

wires

and

other

accessoriesifpurchased

fromanauthorized

Clarion

dealer

are

warranted

against

all

defectsinmaterials

and

workmanship

for ninety (90) days from

the

dateoforiginal purchase,

ALL

PURCHASES

OF

CLARION

PRODUCTS

FROM

NON-AUTHORIZED

CLARION

DEALERS

ARE

SUBJECT

TO

FURTHER

WARRANTY

RESTRICTIONSASDESCRIBED

BELOW.

The

conditionsofthis Limited Warranty

and

the

extentofresponsibilityofClarion

CorporationofAmerica

("Clarion

n

)

under

this Limited

Warranty

areasfollows:

1.

PROOFOFDATEOFPURCHASE

FROMANAUTHORIZED

CLARION

DEALER

WILLBEREQUIRED

FOR

WARRANTY

SERVICEOFTHIS PRODUCT. IN

THE

CASEOFTHE

TWO

(2) YEAR LIMITED

WARRANTY

FOR THE

CLARION

PRODUCTS NOTED ABOVE, PROOFOFDATEOFPURCHASE

AND

PROOFOFINSTALLATIONBYAN

AUTHORIZED

CLARION

DEALER

IS REQUIRED. INFORMATION

ABOUT

CLARION

AUTHORIZED

WARRANTY

SERVICE CENTERS MAYBEOBTAINEDBYCONTACTING

CLARIONATTHE

ADDRESS LISTED BELOW.

2.

This

Limited

Warranty

will

become

void if

service

performedbyanyone

other

than an approved Clarion Warranty

Service

Center

results in

damagetothe

products.

3.

This

Limited Warranty

does

not

applytoany

product

which

has

been

subjecttomisuse,

neglectoraccident,

or

which

has

had

the

serial

number

altered,

defacedorremoved,orwhich

has

been

connected, installed,

adjustedorrepaired,

other

than in

accordance

with

the

instructions

furnishedbyClarion.

4,

This

Limited

Warranty

does

not

cover

car

staticorother

electrical interferences,

tape

headorlaser

pick-up

cleaning

or

adjustments,orlabor

costs for

the

removalorreinstallationofthe

unit

for repair.

5.

The

sole responsibilityofClarion

under

this Limited Warranty shallbelimitedtothe

repairofthe

products

or

replacementofthe

product,atthe

sole

discretionofClarion.

6.

Product

mustbeshipped

in its original

cartonorequivalent carton, fully insuredjwith shipping

charges

prepaid.

Clarion will

not

assume

any

responsibility

for

any

lossordamage

incurred in shipping.

7.

CLARION

PRODUCTS

PURCHASED

FROMASOURCE

OTHER

THANANAUTHORIZED

CLARION

DEALER,

INCLUDING

ANY

AND

ALL

PURCHASES

VIA

THE

INTERNET

FROM A

NON

INTERNET

AUTHORIZED

CLARION

DEALER,

SHALL

NOTBECOVEREDBYANY

CLARION

LIMITED

WARRANTYTOTHE

EXTENT

ALLOWEDBYAPPLICABLE

LAW. IN

THE

EVENT

ANDTOTHE

EXTENT

APPLICABLE

LAW

PROHIBITS

ELIMINATIONOFWARRANTIES

UNDER

THESE

CIRCUMSTANCES,

THE

APPLICABLE

LIMITED

WARRANTY

PERIOD

SHALLBEDEEMEDTOBE

FIFTEEN

(15)

DAYS FROM

THE

DATEOFORIGINAL

PURCHASE.

8.

ALL

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

EXCEPTTOTHE

EXTENT

PROHIBITEDBYAPPLICABLE

LAW

SHALL

HAVE

NO

GREATER

DURATION

THAN

THE

WARRANTY

PERIOD

SET

FORTH

ABOVE.

UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCES

SHALL

CLARIONBELIABLE

FOR

ANY

LOSSORDAMAGE,

DIRECTORCONSEQUENTIAL,

ARISING

OUT

OF

THE

USEORINABILITYTOUSE

THE

PRODUCT.

BECAUSE

SOME

STATES00NOT

ALLOW

LIMITATIONS

ON

HOW

LONGANIMPLIED

WARRANTY

LASTS

OR

EXCLUSIONS

OR

LIMITATIONSOFINCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES,

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATIONSOREXCLUSIONS

MAY NOT

APPLYTOYOU.

9.

THIS

LIMITED

WARRANTY

GIVES

YOU SPECIFIC

LEGAL

RIGHTS,

AND

YOU MAY

ALSO

HAVE

OTHER

RIGHTS

WHICH

VARY

FROM

STATETOSTATE.

10.

The

lawsofthe

StateofCalifornia shall

govern

and

control this limited warranty, its interpretation

and

enforcement.

11.

Should

you have

any

difficulties with

the

performanceofthis

product

during

the

warranty

period,

please

call Clarion

or

visit

our

web

site

for a listingofAuthorized

Warranty

Service

Centersinyour

area, You

may

also

contact

the

Clarion

Customer

Serviceatthe

address

listed

below

for

any

service

help

you

may

need

with Clarion products.

In USA:

Clarion Corporation of America

Attn:Customer Service Manager

661W.Redondo Beach Blvd

Gardena, CA.90247

..

4201

1-800

..

GO-CLARION

www.clarion.com

In

Canada:

Clarion Canada Inc,

Warranty Service Center

2239 Winston Park Drive
Oakville,

Ontario L6H 5R1

[phone]

www.clarioncanada.com