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INSTRUCTIONS DU CONDU
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OWNER'S INSTRUCTIONS
TYPE II MOTORCYCLE AUDIO
SYSTEMS
MOTORCYCLE RADIO
INTERCOM
CB RADIO
CASSETTE PLAYER
CONTENTS
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AUTIONCAUTIONINHANDLING
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3
CASSETTE SECTION
41
TYPE II M
OTORCYCLE
AUDIO
SYSTEM
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HANDLEBAR MOUNTED
RADIO CB CONTROLS
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THEFT PREVENTION
27
PRIORITY OF RADIO,CASSETTE
CB AND INTERCOM
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Take
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RADIO SECTION .........................
Features .............................................. 13 Rewinding tape ......................................
Listening to radio ................................... 14 To cancel FF .................................
How to listen to radio .................................
INTERCOMSECTION ..........................
Features .............................................. 27 Radio + intercom ................................
Listening to intercom .............................. 28 Headsets/speakers changeover ................
How to use intercom ............................. 29 Automatic muting circuit .....................
CB SECTION................ 30
Features ........................................... 30 Radio + intercom + cassette + CB ............
F.C.C. LICENSE•U.S.A. ........................... 30
Channel indication number responds to
frequencies allocated ..................................
Listening to CB................................................ 33
Features ....................................
Theft prevention .................................
9
How to introduce cassette tape...............
10
11
13
Listening to cassette ..............................
How to enjoy cassette tape ......................
Fast fovVard of tape ..................................
18 To eject cassette ...................................
OPERATION AT
Radio + intercom + cassette .................
SPECIFICATIONS ............................. 64
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FULL SYSTEM • • • 52
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How to listen to CB .............................. 36
CAUTION IN
HANDLING
Always adjust the controls before
starting so you can keep both hands on
the handlebars while riding.
The unit is designed to be water resistant
and dew-proof, but not to be used in
water or to be sprayed with a hose.
RA DI O
ma in
2A
POWER BOOSTER
CB ma in
INTER CO M
back up
back up
1A
4A
3A
1A
1A
If necessary to replace a fuse, use a 2A
fuse for the main power supply, a IA
fuse for the backup power supply, a 4A
fuse for the power booster, a 3A Fuse
for the CB main pow er supply, a IA
Fuse for the CB backup powe r supply
and 21 A Fuse for INTERCOM m ain
power supply.
If the controller of the face plate gets
so iled, wipe it wit h a so ft clo th w hich
has first been soaked in a solutio n of
neutr al detergent and w rung.
Org a nic s oluti o ns s uch a s g a soline ,
th inner and benzine should never b e
us ed as t hey may damage the sur face.
Turn off the engine
the controller.
key before removing
If water or dirt gets into receptacle for
the control unit plug, an operating
defect or a failure may occur. Also, if
the pins in the plug are bent, they will
no longer provide proper contact.
To protect the connector contacts and
avoid breakdowns, always turn the
ignition key OFF before removing
the
control unit.
•
Backup power for the memory is
supplied by the motorcycle battery. If
the battery is disconnected or
completety discharged,the contents of
the memory will be erased and you
will have to reset the preset
buttons.
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Adjust the volume to a level that is
not distracting. Refrain from listens; at
an increased volume continuously
for a long time.
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6V X 24V X
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This unit is designed only for a 12VDC
negative ground motorcycle. Never
connect it to a 24 VDC o r po siti ve
ground motorcycle.
If the 34-pin connector gets wet,
remove the moisture with a dry cloth
or paper and leave it until it is completely
dry before use.
Hot air from a dryer or high-pressure
air should not be used as it may cause
a deformation or a breakdown.
• If the volume is raised excessively in the
city when using the speakers, other
persons would be disturbed.
• If the radio , CB, casse tte or othe rs
are used for a long time with the vehicle
engine stopped, the battery voltage
would drop and the motor starter
might not be turned. Increased volume
of the radio, CB, cassette or others
increases the power consumption. When
listening with the motorcycle stopped,
reduce the volume as far as possible.
TYPE II MOTORCYCLE
AUDIO SYSTEM
THEFTPREVENTION:
This radio is mounted so that the main
radio unit and control unit are separate.
If you intend to leave your motorcycle
for a long period of time, the control
unit can be detached and taken with you.
Detaching the control unit:
1. Insert the key (1) into the lock and
1 key
2 Blind panel
2. While holding the key, pull it firmly
3. Attach the blind panel ( 2 ).
Mounting the control unit:
1. Remove the blind panel by pulling its
2. Insert the two tabs on the bottom of
3. Push the unit until you hear the lock
turn it clockwise.
toward you. Once the unit is about
one-third withdrawn, pull it up and
detach it from the fairing.
lower end.
the control unit into the groove in the
holder. (3)
click. (4)
4. Check that the unit is locked into
position.
111,
WA RNI NG
Always adjust controls or reset tuning
before riding. Keep both hands on the
handlebars while riding.
Do not turn the volume up so loud that
it inteferes with safe riding or creates
a disturbance.
CAUTION:
Although the control units is designed
to be water-resistant and dew-proof,
do not spray it with a hose, Remove
the control unit and install the
blind panel before washing motorcycle.
* Do not expose the connector between
the control unit and the main radio unit
to water or dirt. Also take care when
removing the control unit that you do
not bend the pins in the connector.
Water, dirt and bent pins in the con•
nector can cause faulty operation or
failure.
* Always switch off the power when
removing the control unit to avoid
damaging the connector pins and the
control unit.
RADIO SECTION
13
FEATURES
AM/FM stereophonic radio with clock
function
PLL, digital display, electronic tuner
With AM/FM noise cut function
Provided with SASC
4 AM and 4 FM stations presettable
independently
Any of auto seek tuning and manual
tuning available
Muting and auto seek available by
switches on handlebar
Easy-to-read indicator is installed in
meter panel. Bright LED is used.
Reproduction of high output level and
high fidelity
Anti vibration and waterproof construc-
tion
CAU TION :
1. When receiving an AM or
FM
station, motorcyc le plug noise
may b e supe r p osed. Us e of
plu g s p r ovided w i t h resistor is
advisable.
2. When receiving a distant station,
plug noise may be heard.
3. Listen ing to th e radio for a lo ng
time at a stoppage discharges
the battery.
LISTENING TO RADIO
MUTING SWITCI.
When placed in
of radio or cassette is decreased instantly.
the
MUTE position, the volume
AUTO SEEK SWITCH
Depress this switch, and frequency display moves
up automatically and the next staion
automatically tuned in.
Then the station is locked.
And if you want to tune in next station, you
depress again. (AUTO SEEK)
:RADIO CONT ROL UNI T
P R E S E T S T A T I O N S E L E C TO R Fou r ( 4 )
stat i o ns A M and F M r e s pectiv e l y c a n b e preset
in a n ele ctronic memory cir cui t.
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1
TTO SET T HE PRESET STATION
I 1. T u ne t o t h e d e s ir e d s t ati o n e i the r b y S E E K
T U N IN G o r M A NU A L T UN I N G.
2 . P us h t h e M E M O RY B U T TO N .
T h e M E M O R Y I N D I C AT O R o n t h e C L O C K /
F R E Q U E NC Y D I S P L A Y
(rad i o frequency s h o w i n g ) w i l l l ig h t u p for a
pe r i o d o f f i ve(5 ) s e co nds to s h o w t h at th e
mem ory func t ion is w orki n g.
W i th in t his perio d , p u s h one o f t he PRESET
S T A T IO N S E LE C T ORS t o pr es e t the d e s ir e d
sta t ion. E a ch p rese t s tatio n s e lecto r c a n s elec t
one (1) s tatio n on A M and one( 1) s t ation o n F M .
Thu s, the f our( 4 ) pres e t stat i on s e lecto r s can b e
used to s e l ect a t o t a l o f eight( 8 ) station s (4 f o r
AM a nd 4 for F M).
NOTE : A s t a tion c a n b e s e t i n me m o r y o n l y
w h i l e
t h e M E M O RY I N D I CAT O R i s i l l u mi -
nate d . I f it g o e s out b e f o r e a p r e s e t station
s e l e c tor i s p us hed, s e t ti ng t h e s tati o n w il l
no t be av ail abl e.
I n t hi s c a s e s i m pl y , p us h t h e D I SP L A Y
BUTTON a n d p u s h t h e ME M O R Y B U T T O N
again.
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