Clarion PE-2322B, ADX5655z User Manual

Owner’s manual

Mode d’emploi

Manual de instrucciones

AM/FM CD/CASSETTE PLAYER WITH CD/MD

CHANGER CONTROL

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RADIO AM/FM-LECTEUR CD/CASSETTE AVEC

PILOTAGE DE CHANGEUR CD/MD

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RADIO DE AM/FM Y REPRODUCTOR DE

CD/CASETES CON CONTROL DE

CAMBIADOR DE CD/MD

2000/2 (D/To•C)

Clarion Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2000: Clarion Co., Ltd.

Printed in China / Imprimé en Chine / Inpreso en China

PE-2322B

280-7452-00

Thank you for purchasing the Clarion Product.

∗Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
∗After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e.g., glove compartment).
∗Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
∗This manual includes the operating procedures of the CD changer, MD changer and TV connected

via the CeNET cable. The CD changer, MD changer and TV tuner have their own manuals, but no
explanations for operating them are described.

Contents

1. FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................... 2

2. PRECAUTIONS .............................................................................................................................. 3

Handling Compact Discs................................................................................................................. 4

Handling Cassette tape................................................................................................................... 4

3. CONTROLS .................................................................................................................................... 5

4. NOMENCLATURE .......................................................................................................................... 6

Names of Buttons............................................................................................................................ 6

Display Items................................................................................................................................... 6

5. REMOTE CONTROL ...................................................................................................................... 7

Inserting the Batteries ..................................................................................................................... 7

Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons ..................................................................................... 8

6. OPERATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 9

Basic Operations............................................................................................................................. 9

Radio Operations .......................................................................................................................... 11

CD Operations............................................................................................................................... 13

Tape Operations ............................................................................................................................ 14

Other Handy Functions ................................................................................................................. 16

7. OPERATIONS OF ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................. 18

CD Changer Operations ............................................................................................................... 18

MD Changer Operations ............................................................................................................... 20

TV Operations ............................................................................................................................... 21

8. TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................. 23

9. ERROR DISPLAYS....................................................................................................................... 24

10. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 25

1. FEATURES

■ 8-Times Oversampling Digital Filter and Dual 1-Bit D/A Converters

■ Zero-Bit Detector

■ Full Logec Tape Transport with True Function / Auto Reverse with Dual Azimuth Adjust

■ Dolby

■

■ Controller for Optional TV Tuner Modules

■ Capability to Read CD TEXT Data from Clarion Compatible CD Changer

■ Z-Enhancer with 3 Adjustment Modes

■ Repeat / Random Play / Intro Music Scan

■ CeNET with Balanced Audio Line Transmission and Dynamic Noise Canceling

■ Multi-color FL Display

■ Bass Control Center Frequency : 30Hz / Boost Level : ±13dB

■ 4-Channel RCA Line Level Output with Fader Control

■ 180W(45W×4) Maximum Power Output

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B Noise Reduction

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FM Reception System

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Thank you for purchasing the Clarion Product.

∗Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.
∗After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e.g., glove compartment).
∗Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual.
∗This manual includes the operating procedures of the CD changer, MD changer and TV connected

via the CeNET cable. The CD changer, MD changer and TV tuner have their own manuals, but no
explanations for operating them are described.

Contents

1. FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................... 2

2. PRECAUTIONS .............................................................................................................................. 3

Handling Compact Discs................................................................................................................. 4

Handling Cassette tape................................................................................................................... 4

3. CONTROLS .................................................................................................................................... 5

4. NOMENCLATURE .......................................................................................................................... 6

Names of Buttons............................................................................................................................ 6

Display Items................................................................................................................................... 6

5. REMOTE CONTROL ...................................................................................................................... 7

Inserting the Batteries ..................................................................................................................... 7

Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons ..................................................................................... 8

6. OPERATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 9

Basic Operations............................................................................................................................. 9

Radio Operations .......................................................................................................................... 11

CD Operations............................................................................................................................... 13

Tape Operations ............................................................................................................................ 14

Other Handy Functions ................................................................................................................. 16

7. OPERATIONS OF ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................. 18

CD Changer Operations ............................................................................................................... 18

MD Changer Operations ............................................................................................................... 20

TV Operations ............................................................................................................................... 21

8. TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................. 23

9. ERROR DISPLAYS....................................................................................................................... 24

10. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 25

1. FEATURES

■ 8-Times Oversampling Digital Filter and Dual 1-Bit D/A Converters

■ Zero-Bit Detector

■ Full Logec Tape Transport with True Function / Auto Reverse with Dual Azimuth Adjust

■ Dolby® B Noise Reduction

■

■ Controller for Optional TV Tuner Modules

■ Capability to Read CD TEXT Data from Clarion Compatible CD Changer

■ Z-Enhancer with 3 Adjustment Modes

■ Repeat / Random Play / Intro Music Scan

■ CeNET with Balanced Audio Line Transmission and Dynamic Noise Canceling

■ Multi-color FL Display

■ Bass Control Center Frequency : 30Hz / Boost Level : ±13dB

■ 4-Channel RCA Line Level Output with Fader Control

■ 180W(45W×4) Maximum Power Output

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Mute Circuit

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FM Reception System

2. PRECAUTIONS

1. When the inside of the car is very cold and
the player is used soon after switching on the
heater, moisture ma y form on the disc or the
optical parts of the player and proper play­back may not be possible. If moisture forms
on the disc, wipe it off with a soft cloth. If mois­ture forms on the optical parts of the player,
do not use the player for about one hour . The
condensation will disappear naturally allow­ing normal operation.

2. Driving on extremely bumpy roads which
cause severe vibration ma y cause the sound
to skip.

3. This unit uses a precision mechanism. Even
in the event that trouble arises, never open
the case, disassemble the unit, or lubricate
the rotating parts.

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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. Howev er, there is no guar antee 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 radio/TV technician for help.

MODEL

12V GROUND

12V GROUND

AM 530-1710kHz/FM 87.9-107.9MHz

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions : (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference,and (2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This Production complies DHHS Rules 21 CFR subchapter J applicable at
date of manufacture.

CLARION CO.,LTD.
50 KAMITODA , TODA-SHI, SAITAMA-KEN, JAPAN.

MANUFACTURED:

Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.

SERIAL No.
PE-

051 722 877

286-

Clarion Co.,Ltd.

MADE IN

CAUTION

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

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

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EX­PRESSLY APPROVED BY THE MANUFAC­TURER FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID
THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE
EQUIPMENT .

INFORMATION FOR USERS:.

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS
PRODUCT NOT APPROVED BY THE MANU­FACTURER WILL VOID THE WARRANTY
AND WILL VIOLATE FCC APPROVAL.

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Handling Compact Discs

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

Handling

• New discs may have some roughness around
the edges. If such discs are used, the player
may not work or the sound may skip. Use a
ball-point pen or the like to remove any rough­ness from the edge of the disc.

Ball-point pen

Roughness

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

• Never play a compact disc with any cellophane
tape or other glue on it or with peeling off marks.
If you try to play such a compact disc, you may
not be able to get it back out of the CD player
or it may damage the CD player.

• Do not use compact discs that have large
scratches, are misshapen, cracked, etc. Use
of such discs may cause misoperation or dam­age.

• To remove a 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 use commercially available CD protec­tion sheets or discs equipped with stabilizers,
etc. These may damage the disc or cause
breakdown of the internal mechanism.

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

• To remove finger marks and dust, use a soft
cloth and wipe in a straight line from the center
of the 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 it.

Handling Cassette Tapes

Using any of the following types of cassette tapes
can cause malfunctions.

• Cassette tapes with low recording levels

• Cassette tapes in which the unrecorded sec­tion between songs is shorter than 4 seconds

• Cassette tapes with noise or the like recorded
between songs

• Cassette tapes on which there are long unre­corded sections in the middle of a song

Handling precautions

• Slack in the tape can cause malfunctions. In
particular for prerecorded cassette tapes and
90-minute tapes, take up any slac k in the tape
before inserting it into the cassette player.

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• Avoid using cassettes of 120 minutes or longer.
(Such cassettes have extremely thin tape, so
the tape can become stretched or cut.)

• Periodically play a cleaning cassette in the
player to clean the head.

• Keep magnets, screwdrivers, and other iron
and steel and magnetic items away from both
cassette tapes and the tape head in the player .

• Do not oil the cassette mechanism.

• Do not use any cassette tapes with peeling la­bels or deformed cases. Such cassette tapes
can cause breakdowns.

• When not using the player, always tak e the cas­sette out of the mechanism. Exposing a cas­sette to direct sunlight, extreme temperatures,
or high humidity can damage the cassette.

Be sure to unfold and read the next page.

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4. NOMENCLATURE

Note:

• Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter “3. CONTROLS” on page 5 (unf old).

Names of Buttons

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1 Preset buttons (1 to 6)

Direct buttons (1 to 6) (7 to 12)

2 Z-EHCR (z-enhancer) button
3 DISP (display) button
4 SPE-ANA (spectrum analyzer) button
5 SCN (scan) button

PS/AS (preset scan/auto store) button

6 RPT (repeat) button

BLS (blank skip) button

7 POWER button

FUNC (function) button

8 RDM (random) button

B NR (Dolby NR) button

9 ISR (instant station recall) button
0 MUTE button

Display Items

1 RPT (repeat) indication
2 RDM (random) indication
3 Operation status indication

∗ The frequency, play time, clock, T-scan,

D-scan etc. are displayed.

4 Z-EHCR (z-enhancer) indication
5 MANU (manual) indication
6 ST (stereo) indication
7 Preset channel indication (1 to 6)

Disc number indication (1 to 12)

∗ The disc numbers corresponding to the discs

in the CD or MD changer light.

! BAND (band) button

TOP button
PROG (programe) button

@ ENT (enter) button

Play/pause button

# TITLE button

ADJ (adjust) button

$ TAPE EJECT button
% Left button
¥ Right button
& Up button
* Down button
( A-M (audio mode) button

LOUD (loudness) button

) CD EJECT button
¡ CD insertion slot
™ Cassette tape insertion slot

8 Function mode indication

∗ The names of modes being selected, etc. are

displayed.

9 B NR (Dolby NR) indication
0 BLS (blank skip) indication
! LOUD (loudness) indication

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5. REMO TE CONTR OL

Receiver for remote control unit

Operating range: 30° in all directions

Remote control unit

Inserting the Batteries

1. Turn the remote control unit over, then slide
the rear cover in the direction of the arrow.

2. Insert the AA (UM-3/1.5V) batteries that came
with the remote control unit facing in the di­rections shown in the figure, then close the
rear cover.

Notes:

Using batteries improperly can cause them to ex­plode. Take note of the following points:

• When replacing batteries, replace both batteries

with new ones.

• Do not short-circuit, disassemble or heat batter-

ies.

• Do not dispose of batteries into fire or water.

• Dispose of spent batteries properly.

Signal transmitter

AA (UM-3/1.5V)
Batteries

Rear cover

Rear side

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