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DISCCDCHANGER

CD

TEXT

Owner's

Thank you for purchasing the DCZ625 system. The
DCZ625 is designed incorporating the latest digital
technologies, while featuring a newly developed CD
mechanism to achieve excellent performance and
good reliability.

Please

read

this

owner's

manual

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4 IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

[I]

Installation selector levers

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Eject button

Press the eject button for ejecting the magazine.

[]]

Flip down

@]

CeNET terminal
(13-pin)

[§]

Digital optical fiber

[§]

Address switch

When connecting an CD changer and MD changer
by CeNET, no more than 2 units can be connected.
When both of them are CD, the address switch needs
to be reset so that the address switch number is not
the same for each.

<Howtochange the address switch>

Switch the address byusingaplastic stick with a sharp
tip or equivalent.

door

for

input

output

and

output

terminal

1 2

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 designedto provide reasonable pro­tection against harmful interference in a residential
installation.Thisequipment 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
notoccur
does cause harmful interference to radio or televi­sion reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and
consult the dealer

nician for help.

in

a particularinstallation. If this equipment

on,

the user is encouraged to

or

an experienced radiorrV tech-

1FEATURES

• 6-Disc Capability

• CeNET with Balanced Audio Line Transmission
and Dynamic Noise Canceling

• 8-Times Oversampling Digital Filter

• Dual1-Bit D/A Converters

• Zero-Bit Detector'" Mute Circuit

• 3-Beam Laser System

2 PRECAUTIONS

USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS, OR PER­FORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER
THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN, MAY RESULT IN
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE
ADJUSTED OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT
PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CHANGES
PRESSLY APPROVED
FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER'S
AUTHORITYTO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

INFORMATION FOR USERS:

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS PROD­UCT NOT APPROVED
WILLVOIDTHEWARRANTY
FCC APPROVAL.

• Spring-Loaded Silicon Oil-Dampened Suspension
System

• Eject Capability While Ignition-Off

• 120' Mounting Capability

• Optical Digital Output

•

CDTEXT

• Dimensions:
8-7/8"(225mm)W x 2-11"2(63mm)H

x 6-9/16"(167mm)D

OR

MODIFICATIONS

BYTHE

BYTHE

MANUFACTURER

MANUFACTURER

AND

WILL

THAN

NOT

VIOLATE

EX-

<Exampleofaddress switch setting>

• Setting example 1

Source unit

• Setting example 2

unit

may

not

• The
changers are settothe same address switch
number.

• Never change the address switch during op­eration. Doing so can cause malfunction
breakdown. Do
forcibly,
malfunciton.

because

operate

not

change the address switch

this

may

when

also

both

CD

cause

Address switch
number 1

• The CeNET cablewiring must be lessthan

ft

(20m) in length.

or

65.62

1.

This unit does not operate independently. The unit must be used with a source unit that has a cable connec­tion for CeNET wire bound (sold separately).

2.

CD singles cannot be used.

3.

• The pickup, the heart of a player, is builtindeep behind the door. Do not leave this door open for extended
periods to prevent dust adhering to the pickup.

• When the inside of the car is very cold and the player is used soon after switching on the heater, dew may
form on the discor optical parts of the player and proper playback may not be possible. If dew forms on the
disc, wipe it with a soft cloth.
one hour and the condensation will disappear naturally to allow normal operation.

4.

While the system isinplay,

5.

This unit is compatible with CD
TEXT can be displayed. (When it is connected to a center unit without CD TEXT function, CD TEXT can not
be displayed.)

6.

Do not expose the magazine to direct sunlight, the car heater or other sources of strong heat. Replace the
CD magazine (CAA-397) with a new one if bent or otherwise damaged.

• The following magazines cannot be used
mechanism and cause the magazine

• magazine (CAA-122) for the 12-disc

• magazine (CAA-355) for the 6-disc

3 CAUTIONS

Use only compact discs bearing the
Do not play heart-shaped, octagonal, or other specially shaped compact discs.

Handling • Do not use commercially available CD protection

• Newdiscs may have some roughness around the sheets or discs equipped with stabilizers, etc.
edge. The set may not work or the sound may These may get caught
skip if such discs are used. Use a ball-point pen, and damage the disc.
etc., to remove roughness from the edge of the
disc.

Ball-point pen

Roughness

on

• Never stick labels
disc

or

mark the surface with a pencil or pen.

• Never

• Always handle the compact disc by the edges.

playa
tape or other glue
If you try to play such a compact disc, you may
not be able to get it back out of the CD player
may damage the CD player.

Nevertouch the surface.

the surface of the compact

compact disc with any cellophane

on

it or with peeling off marks.

If

dew forms on the optical parts of the player do not use the player for about

do not plug or unplug the cables as this will cause damage.

TEXT.

When it is connected to a center unit suitable for CD TEXT display, CD

for

this

nottoeject.

CD

changer (CDR1255z, CDR1240Z, CDC1235, etc.)

CD

changer (CDR655Tz,

ON

HANDLING CDs

\I.ID.~

mark and the g mark.

~

or

it

unit. Using them will result in a damage to the

CDR655z,

Storage

• Do not expose compact discs to direct sunlight or
any heat source.

• Do not expose compact discs to excess humidity
or dust.

• Do not expose compact discs to direct heat from
heaters.

Cleaning

•Toremove fingermarks and dust, use a soft cloth
and wipe

compact disc to the circumference.

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

clean compact discs.

• After using special compact disc cleaner, let the

compact disc dry off well before playing

CDR640Z, etc.)

in

the internal mechanism

in

a straight line from the center of the

it.

5 CD MAGAZINE

Inserting the

1.

Put your fingeronthe disc holder release
knob and draw out the disc holder.

2.

Insert a CD into the concave portion of the
disc holder with its label side (printed side
with a title, etc.) facing up.

• Pulling strongly on the disc holder may cause
to

come
press in on the disc holder tabs and re-insert
into the magazine.
is

outofthe magazine.Insuch cases,

correctly inserted.

Extracting the

Take

out the CD after pulling out the disc holder.

Note:

• When taking
the signal side

CD

Be

sure that the disc holder

CD

out

theCDdo notletyourfingers touch

of

the CD.

3.

Press inonthe disc holder until it locks securely
into the magazine. After loading a
that it is correctly loaded.

•

Look

through
check whether
If the disc holder does
slideswith difficulty, it
is

not

correctly loaded. Reload in such cases.

it

Inserting the Magazine

1.

Open the flip down door.

2.

Insert the magazine (facingupas shown
into the unit with the CD load/unload sideonthe
right. Press the magazine into the unit untilitlocks
securely.

3.

Close the flip down door.

the

magazine

or

not theCDis tilted.

not

slide in fully, or

is

possiblethat the

CD,

make sure

opening

and

CD

below)

Extracting the Magazine

1.

Open

the

flip down door.

2.

Pressthe ejectbutton and take out the magazine.

• Dust and
tionsifthey

Always be sure
finished
zine.

other

objects may cause malfunc-

get

into

the unit.

to

shut

the

flip

with

loadingorunloading the maga-

down

door

once

Installation Procedure

1.

Use

the double seamed hexagonal bolts to fix

installation bracket to the unit (on both sides) in

the desired direction

2. Use the wing nut to hold in place the installation
bracket with bolt to the installation bracket, which
is attached to the unit.Then affix the cushion rub­ber.

<Vertical Position>

of

installation.

3.

Remove the floor carpet and decide on the place
to install. Adjust the installation bracket with bolts
to suit the place of installation.

Eject button

6

SYSTEM

This unit is available
When

you

want

to upgrade the system, make sure that the upgrade unit fits and wire it correctly.

• STANDARD SYSTEM

Souce

.....

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• FULL SYSTEM

CD deck or MD deck

EXAMPLE

for

upgradeinvarious ways.

...

j CeNET cable

(Included the Clarion expanded digital
sound processor / equalizer DSP/EQ)

I

CeNETcable
(Included the DCZ625)

I

I

OCZ6Z5

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V-adapter
(CCA-519: Sold separately)

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OCZ6Z5

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" Digital optical fiber cable

(Sold separately)

Ferrite clamp
(Included theMDchanger)

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MD changer

"II

"II

<Horizontal Position>

"

<Suspending Position>

"II

9 TROUBLESHOOTING

4.

Remove the separatorofthe cushion rubber that
is attached to theinstallation bracket with bolt and
install accordingly.

5.

Unfasten the wing nut and remove the unit.

6. Returnthe floor carpet to its original place. Use a
knife to cut into the carpet where the bolt can be
felt, and allow the bolt to protrude from the carpet.

/

7. Align the unit with the bolts and secure it with the
wing nuts.

'\

CeNETcable
(Included the DCZ625)

7 INSTALLATION OF CONNECTORS

Note:
Onlythe provided screws

ing screws

• When connecting the CeNET cable, fully insert it. Alter connection, fix

• When removing the digital optical fiber cable, rotate it to loosen it and

• Do notcoil up the digital optical fiber cable with a radius

• When installed in a glove box

other

the connector with a c1amper as shown in the figure.

pull itgently while holding the slide cap (a gray colorpart on the source
unit).

(3 cm). With a radius
be greatly impaired.

unit cables
flip down door.

or

8INSTALLATION

Prior to Installation

1.

Before attempting to use this unit you must first
remove the packing safety lock pins (3 posi­tions). Store these lock pins carefully so they
can be used again if needed.

Note:

• Reinstall theselockpins when shipping the unitback
for repair.

H:

Horizontal 45": Slope

and

brackets shouldbeusedduring installation. Us-

than those specified will cause damage.

of

of

less than 1", the performanceofthe cable will

or

cords do not interfere with the openingorclosing of the

console box, make sure that the source

less than 1"

2.

Decide on the installation place and direction.

3.

Insert an item such as a screwdriver with a fine
point

or
hole of the installation selector lever to switch to
the position you need.

- Before shipment from the factory, the levers are nor­mally placed

'\

Digital optical fiber cable
(Sold separately)

~

the tipofa ballpoint pen into the round

in

the horizontal position.

V:

Vertical

Symptom Cause

Bad

Lossofpower
Connection
the source unit
not recognized.

Magazine cannot
be

loaded.

"No Disc" sign Disc inserted upside- Read the section
appears when down.
searching for
discs. Moisture ordirt

Noise, skipping

Mechanism does Mechanical error.
not function. stallation selector levers are properly set. If not, set them

Magazine
ejected
inserted into the magazine.
unit.

If

the same phenomenon still occurs after checking the above, or itisimpossible to remove the magazine, please

consult your local dealer.

with

is

evenwhen

connection.

The

lengthofthe

is

cable

wiringismore

65.62It(20m).
Address switch num-

bers are the same.

Magazine
wrongly.

A magazine
in

the player.

Distorted magazine. Buy New Magazine CAA-397.

The installation selec- Set the installation selector levers to the same position
tor levers are set to dif­ferent positions
sides.

The unit installation di­rection
lation selectorlever po­sitions

Disc
damaged.

Disc

Disc holderisnot cor­rectly inserted into the

inserted

is

already Eject the magazine and insert the other.

on

on

and

the instal- positions to match each other. When installed atanangle, change the

do

not match. sound loss.

bentorbadly

is

very dirty.

Check connections. Connect the cable again.

CeNET

Rewire the connectionsothat the length of cableisless than 65.62 It
(20m).

than

CD

When the 2
that they do not have the same address number. Refer to the "Exam­ple of address switch setting"

PARTS".

OF
Insert correctly.

correctly.

disc. Wipe disc free of moisture and dirt.

both

Set the unit installation direction and the installation selector lever
installation selector lever to a position

Compare with another disc. If bad, discard the damaged disc.

Clean the disc.

1.

Referring to section "INSTALLATION", check the three angleofin­proper position for the angle of installation.

2.

Check whether TheCDmagazine canbeejectedbypressing the
CD

magazine eject button, then insert a newCDmagazine.

Read

the sectionon"Inserting the CD" carefully and reinsert the disc

holder correctly.

changers are connected, set the address switch

on

Remedy

in

the section titled "IDENTIFICATION

"Inserting The CD" carefully

(H,

45",V)not pronetonoise or

and

reinsert the

on

both sides.

at

so

CD

the

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Align the installation selector le­vers on both sides
the "H" position.

• Set the installation selector lever

• When

•

• Do

the

leftinthat

when
Adjust

the installation selector levers

in varied

not

mechanism and the disc.

u:

of

the unit with

unitisinstalled below the horizontal

position,

positions

move the installation selector levers while the

will

will

cause skipping.

~

"

~

~

Align the installation selector le­vers on both sides
the "45°" position.

to

the same

drop

duetovibrations

positiononboth

into

the correct locations. Setting the locations incorrectly

y

45°

~

of

the unit with

position

(upto15 degrees) the ejected magazine,

from the car.

unitisin use. This

~

Align the installation selector le­vers on both sides
the "V" position.

sides.

will

cause damagetothe

of

@y

~

the unit with

or

10

Frequency
Signal-to-Noise
Wow
Power
Current
Unit
Dimensions

-Due

SPECIFICATIONS

Response

and

Supply

Consumption

Weight

to improvements, the design and these specifications

Ratio

Flutter

:

5Hz-20kHz(±ldB)
: 105dB(1
: Below measurement limits
: DC14.4V
: Less than 1A
: 3.6Ib. (1.65kg)
: 8-7/8"(Width) x 2-1/2" (Height) x 6-9/16"(Depth)

[225mm(W) x 63mm(H) x 167mm(D)]

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