Clarion DC6Z5 Owner's Manual

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DC6Z5
PrintedinChina 2001/5 (T/C.C) PE-2460B 280-7672-00
6 DISC CD CHANGER
Owner's manual
Thank you for purchasing the DC625 system. The DC625 is designed incorporating the latest digital technologies, while featuring
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a newly developed ability. Please read
this
CD
mechanism to achieve excellent performance and good reli-
owner's
manual
entirely
before
proceeding
with
-1. PRECAUTIONS
5.
1.
Please read this manual carefully before installing the unit.
2.
Make sure all of the mounting hardware is complete before you install the DC625.
3.
It is recommended that you remove the negative H terminal from the car battery
before you install the DC625. This will prevent accidental short circuiting installa­tion.
4.
Do not open DC625 cases. There are no user serviceable parts inside. If you drop anything into the unit during installation, consult your nearest CLARION dealer
or
an authorized CLARION service center.
CAUTION:
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 residential 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 wili not occur in a particular installation. be determined
by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to consult the dealer or an experienced radiorTV technician for help.
USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS, OR PERFORMANCE RADIATION EXPOSURE.
THE
COMPACT
DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIREDBYANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
INFORMATION FOR USERS;
CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS PRODUCT NOT APPROVEDBYTHE MANUFACTURER APPROVAL.
If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
OF
PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN,
BY
THE MANUFACTURER FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO
Never clean the surfaceofyour DC625 with chemical solvents, as they could
damage the finish. Use a clean dry cloth.
6.
If the car is parked for a long time in the sun during summer or
during winter, the temperature inside the car will reach extreme levels. As the unit may not function properly in such a case, use it only after the ambient tem­perature has returned to normal.
MAY
RESULT IN HAZARDOUS
WILL
VOID THE
WARRANTY
AND
WILL
VIOLATE FCC
installation.
in
a cold location
Bottom ViewofCD
Changer Unit
-2.
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
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CLASS
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Using otherscrews could damage the sel
2
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seleclorsonboth side installing the set horizontally. set vertically When inSlaltingat the center click position The set may be damaged il the seleclors are not settothe proper posrtions
CAUTION
panels10the H Position
10
the V position when installing Ihe
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when
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o Installation selector levers
f,J
Eject button
Press the eject button for ejecting the magazine.
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Flip down door
9 C·BUS terminal (13 pin)
Flip Down Door (shown open)
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-3.
WIRE CONNECTION
SOURCE UNIT
CD CHANGER
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C-BUS extension cable
-4.
CD MAGAZINE
• INSERTING THE CD
• EXTRACTING THE CD
1,
Put your finger on the disc hold­er
release knob and draw out
the disc holder. (Fig, 1)
Take out the
CD
after pulling
out the disc holder.
Note:
When taking out the CD do not
let
your
fingers touch the signal
side
of
the
CD.
2,
Insert aCDinto the concave
portion
of
the disc holder with its label side (printed side with a title, etc,) facing up, (Fig. 2)
3.
Press in on the disc holder until it locks securely into the magazine,
CAUTION
-----------------------,
The disc holder
may
come
completely outofthe magazine if you pull too hard on
the disc holder. If the disc holder should
come
completely out, reinsert it into the
magazine correctly while pressing on the lever,
• INSERTING THE MAGAZINE
1. Open the flip
down
door
I!J
outwards.
2.
Set
the
magazine
facingupas shown
below
and insert into the unit with the
CD
load/unload side on the right.
Press the magazine into the unit until
it
locks securely.
Flip down door
I!J
3.
Close the flip down
door
I!J
.
CAUTION
----------------------,
Dust
and
other
objects can
cause
malfunctions if
they
get
into the unit. Aiways
be
suretoshut
the flip
down
door
once finished with loadingorunloading the
magazine.
• EXTRACTlNG THE MAGAZINE
Note:
Be sure you insert the disc holder evenly
andatthe same levelasthe magazine.
1. Open the flip down
door
I!J
outwards.
2. Press the eject button
f,I and take out the magazine.
Magazine
Disc holder
Inserted correctly
(OKA
Vi)
Magazine
Inserted unevenly (WRONGI)
-5. INSTALLATION
1.Inorder
to prevent
short
circuits during
installation, the negative
H terminal
of
the
battery must be disconnected
prior
to
installation.
• A place which is exposed to direct sunlight
or
the hot air from the heater.
• A place which is exposed
to
rainorwhich
comes
into contact with water.
4. Before installation, check that there is no harness hidden behind
any
panels
before drilling
any
holes.
J7~
~mages
3.
Only
the provided screws and brack­ets should be used during installa­tion. Using screws other than those specified will
cause
damage.
~
sattery-V
2. Give consideration to safety
and
easy
handling when deciding on the instaiiation place. Avoid the following places:
• A place which hampers driving.
• A
place
where
the safetyofthe
passengersiscompromised
during an
emergency
brake situation.
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