Clas Ohlson NCD-7602 User Manual

USB/SD Car Stereo
Bilstereo m. USB/SD Bilstereo m. USB/SD Autostereo usb/sd
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Art.no Model
38-4218
NCD-7602
Ver. 201012
USB/SD Car Stereo
Art.no 38-4218 Model NCD-7602
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Contents
1. Product description
2. Buttons och features
3. Connection
4. Installation
5. Operation
Radio USB Memory/Memory Card MP3 Playback
6. Care and maintenance
7. Waste management
8. Specifications
1. Product description
Car stereo for USB memories/SD cards with MP3 players. RDS AM/FM radio. Remote control. Detachable front panel. Displays ID3 tags. Power: 4x40 W. RCA line-out jack. ISO connector.
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2 Buttons och features
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1. ON/OFF
2. SCN (Scan): Automatic radio station search
3. DSP: Display button
4. Select and control functions VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, FADER. Also controls functions TA, PI, RETUNE, MASK, EON, BEEP, TA VOL, ADJ and DSP
5. BD/LD: Band/loudness selector
6. LCD display
7. Front panel release button
8. Memory card slot
9. Automatic or manual station search/track change
10. Playback selector
11. A/PS: Automatic station search/track search
12. PTY: Programme type selector
13. TA: Traffic announcement
14. AF: Alternative frequency
15. PAU: PAUSE
16. RPT: REPEAT
17. INT: INTRO
18. RDM: Random playback
19. 19, 20 Track search 10 tracks up/down
21. USB port
22. Preset stations (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) in radio mode.
23. RESET (button is behind the front panel)
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3. Connection
NB. Before beginning to install the stereo, make sure
that you first disconnect the negative lead from the battery terminal post.
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24. Aerial input
25. RCA LINE OUT (red right, white left)
26. RCA LINE IN (red right, white left)
27. ISO connector
28. Fuse 10 A
ISO connector
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Push Pin Cable colour Connect to
A4 Yellow + 12 V permanent
A5 Blue Motorised aerial
A7 Red + 12 V via ignition
A8 Black (-) Earth
B1 Purple Rear right speaker (+)
B2 Purple with black stripe Rear right speaker (-)
B3 Grey Front right speaker (+)
B4 Grey with black stripe Front right speaker (-)
B5 White Front left speaker (+)
B6 White with black stripe Front left speaker (-)
B7 Green Rear left speaker (+)
B8 Green with black stripe Rear left speaker (-)
4 Installation
• Do not install the stereo in such a way that it could negatively affect traffic safety.
• Do not install the stereo where it might be exposed to high temperatures from direct sunlight or heating systems.
• Do not install the stereo where it is exposed to excessive dust, dirt or heavy vibrations.
• Only use the provided installation components.
1. Remove the front panel by first pushing the release button (7). Allow the panel to come entirely free of the console and then push it gently to the left.
2. The panel can now be pulled out, right side first. To return the front panel, reverse the order of removal. Insert the left side first, then the right side and then push
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the front panel in carefully until it clicks into place.
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3. Carefully remove the frame from around the front panel by pressing the upper corners upwards and outwards.
4. Insert the two special keys to release the catches and pull the frame off the stereo.
5. Mount the frame into your console and bend the metal tabs down to lock it in place if necessary.
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6. Carefully pull all the necessary cables out through the mounting opening and connect them as instructed in the section Connecting.
7. Connect the cables using connecting blocks or crimped spade connectors. Insulate all the connections using heat shrink sleeving or electrical tape.
8. Slide the stereo back into the frame until it click into place.
NB. Be careful not to crush any of the cables or damage the connections when sliding the stereo in.
9. If necessary the stereo can even be supported with an extra, rear bracket.
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1. Car stereo
2. Hex bolt M5 x 15 mm
3. Mounting frame
4. Hex nut M5
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6. Plain washer
7. Self-tapping screw (make sure that the screw does not damage the car wiring during installation).
5. Lock washer
5 Operation
a) Radio
1. ON/OFF
Pressing this button turns the stereo on or off. NB. The stereo can be turned on by pressing any button but can only be turned
off using the ON/OFF button.
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2. SCN
Automatic tuning control. Each station is played for a few seconds. Pressing
the SCN button again during a scan will stop the scan so that you can listen to the station.
3. DSP
Press this button to select what type of information is to be shown on the display:
radio frequency, clock, track, etc.
4. Volume control/function selector
When the stereo is first switched on, this knob works as a volume control. a. To select other functions, press the VOL knob briefly until the desired function
is shown on the display:
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VOL (volume)
BASS
TRB (treble)
BAL (balance)
FAD (fader, adjusts balance of sound between front and rear speakers). Turning the VOL knob right or left will adjust the settings of these functions. b. Press the VOL knob for at least 2 seconds to come to: TA SEEK/ALARM – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• TA SEEK: The stereo searches for stations broadcasting traffic announcements.
• TA ALARM: The stereo emits a beep signal to alert the user that the current
station does not broadcast traffic announcements. Press the VOL knob briefly to come to other functions in the following order: PI SOUND/MUTE – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• PI SOUND: When two stations with different programme identifications (PI) are on the frequency which is currently playing, the stereo switches to the new station for a few seconds before switching back again.
• PI MUTE: The radio is muted for a few seconds instead of playing the new station.
RETUNE L/S – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• RETUNE L: TA search starts after 90 seconds.
• RETUNE S: TA search starts after 30 seconds.
MASK DPI/ALL – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• MASK DPI: Searches for all AF stations (alternative frequency) but masks (skips) those with a different PI.
• MASK ALL: Masks all AF stations with different PI and RDS (RADIO DATA SYSTEM) stations with weak signals, and automatically switches to the transmitter broadcasting the desired station.
EON ON/OFF – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• EON function: This provides information about other stations and alternative frequencies (Enhanced Other Networks).
BEEP ALL/2nd/OFF – Turn the VOL knob to select:
• BEEP ALL: Button sound is on permanently.
• BEEP 2nd: Button sound is on when button held down for at least 2 seconds.
• BEEP OFF: Button sound is off.
TA VOL – Turn the VOL knob to select the desired volume for the traffic
announcements.
ADJ – Clock set, turn the VOL knob to the right to set the hours and to the left to
set the minutes.
DSP – Turn the VOL knob to select one of the following equalizer settings: OFF,
FLAT, POP, ROCK, CLASSIC.
5. BD/LD – Turn the VOL knob to select
Frequency band: Press the button briefly to select in order, FM1, FM2, FM3, M1,
and M2.
Loudness: Press and hold in this button for 2 seconds to select loudness ON/OFF.
6. LCD display
Shows the current state of the stereo.
7. Button to remove the front panel
Press the panel release button to remove the front panel.
8. Memory card slot
9. l◄◄ or ►►l Automatic or manual tuning
• A short press on one of these buttons will start a search for a radio station at a higher or lower frequency.
• Press the button for more than a second to enter manual tuning mode, increase or decrease frequency using the respective button.
10. MD
Press this button to select the mode: radio, memory card, USB or RCA LINE IN.
11. A/PS
A short press will start a search for the preset stations. The search is interrupted
for 5 seconds on each station so you can hear what is being played. Pressing in the button for longer than 1 second will save the 6 stations which at that time have the strongest reception as preset stations.
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12. PTY
• Press to select programme type: music, speech, or OFF.
• When music is selected, the following choices are available on buttons 15-20:
15. Pop, Rock 16 Easy, Easy listening 17 Classics, Other
18. Jazz, Country 19 National, Oldies 20 Folk
When speech is selected, the following choices are available on buttons 15-20: 15 News, Affairs, Info
16 Sport, Education, Drama 17 Culture, Science, Varied 18 Weather, Finance, Children 19 Social, Religion, Phone in 20 Travel, Leisure, Documentary
13. TA
Press to turn the traffic announcement mode ON or OFF.
14. AF
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Press to turn the alternative frequency mode ON or OFF. If ON is selected, the stereo searches continuously for the strongest possible signal for the selected station.
Button 15-20
Buttons for preset stations or other functions connected with listening
via a memory card or USB stick.
21. USB port
22. Preset stations (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6)
b) Playback of MP3 Files from USB Memory/Memory Card
Connect a memory card (SD or MMC) to the input (8) or a USB memory to its input (21). The stereo will begin playing audio files from the card/stick as soon as it is connected.
Selecting tracks
Press briefly on one of the buttons [ l◄◄ or ►►l ] to select a track and hold in the button to fast rewind or fast forward.
PAUSE
Press button [PAU](15) to pause the track. Press again to resume playback.
REPEAT
Press button [RPT](16) to select a repeat mode ONE/ALL/DIR (all track, all tracks, whole folder/ directory).
INTRO
Press button [INT](17) and the stereo will play the first few seconds of every track. Press the button once more to interrupt INTRO and listen to the entire track.
RANDOM
• Press button [RDM](18) and the stereo will play all tracks in random order.
• Press the button again to cancel.
• Press button 19 to skip 10 tracks backwards in the directory.
• Press button 20 to skip 10 tracks forwards in the directory. NB. The stereo can handle and play up to 1000 tracks. However, more than
1000 tracks can be shown on the display.
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Selecting tracks using the volume knob
Press briefly on the A/PS button, turn the volume knob to the right or left to select a track. When the desired track has been found, press the volume knob to play the track.
Selecting MP3 folder/WMA file using the volume knob
Press twice briefly on the A/PS button, turn the volume knob to the right or left to select a folder. When the desired folder/WMA file has been found, press the volume knob once more. Turn the volume knob to the right or left to change track. When the desired track has been found, press the volume knob to play the track.
6. Care and maintenance
Reset
This button is located behind the front panel (23).
The reset button is to be used for one of the following cases:
• When all the wiring has been completed and the stereo is started for the first time.
• If any of the functions does not work properly.
• If an Error symbol appears on the display.
Replacing the fuse
NB If the fuse has blown, check that none of the cables is short-circuited.
Replace the fuse with one of the same rating, i.e. 10A.
Theft prevention
Always detach the front panel and keep it in a safe place when the stereo is not used.
Cleaning
Regularly detach the front panel and clean the connections between the panel and the stereo to ensure that the stereo provides optimum sound quality. Use an appropriate electrical contact cleaner and a cotton swab or bud. Be sure to clean the connectors carefully and not damage them or leave any residue on them.
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7. Waste management
Follow local ordinances when disposing of this product. If you are unsure of how to dispose of this product, please contact your local authority.
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8. Specifications
Power supply 12 V DC (10.8 – 15.6 V negative earth) Speaker impedance 4 or 8 ohm Output 40 W × 4 CH Fuse 10 A
MP3 player
Signal to noise ratio > 60 dB Channel step > 50 dB (1 kHz) Frequency range 20 Hz – 20 kHz
FM tuner
Frequency range 87.5 – 108 MHz Sensitivity 2.8 µV Stereo separation 30 dB Signal to noise ratio 50 dB Channel step 50 kHz
MW(AM)tuner
Frequency range 522–1620 kHz Sensitivity 32 dB
Line-out
Output voltage 1.5 V Impedance 10 kilo-ohm
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Bilstereo m. USB/SD
Art.nr 38-4218 Modell NCD-7602
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Innehållsförteckning
1. Produktbeskrivning
2. Knappar och funktioner
3. Anslutning
4. Montering
5. Användning Radio Uppspelning av mp3-filer från minneskort/USB-minne
6. Skötsel och underhåll
7. Avfallshantering
8. Specifikationer
1. Produktbeskrivning
Bilstereo för USB-minne/SD-kort med MP3-spelare. AM/FM-radio med RDS. Fjärrkontroll. Löstagbar stöldfront. Visar ID3-tag. Effekt 4x40 W. RCA-lågnivåutgång. ISO-anslutning.
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2. Knappar och funktioner
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1. PÅ/AV
2. SCN (Scan): Automatisk sökning av radiostation
3. DSP: Display-knapp
4. Val och styrning av funktionerna VOLYM, BAS, DISKANT, BALANS, FADER. Styr även funktionerna TA, PI, RETUNE, MASK, EON, BEEP, TA VOL, ADJ och DSP.
5. BD/LD: Val av frekvensband/loudness
6. LCD-display
7. Knapp för att ta bort fronten
8. Ingång för minneskort
9. Automatisk eller manuell kanalsökning/ byte av spår
10. Val av uppspelningsfunktion
11. A/PS: Automatisk kanalsökning/spårsökning
12. PTY: Val av programtyp
13. TA: Trafikinformation
14. AF: Alternativa frekvenser
15. PAU: PAUSE
16. RPT: REPEAT
17. INT: INTRO
18. RDM: Slumpvis uppspelning
19. Spårsökning 10 spår ner
20. Spårsökning 10 spår upp
21. USB-port
22. Förvalda radiostationer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) i radioläge
23. RESET (knappen sitter innanför fronten på apparaten)
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