Humax AGC 1056AT User Manual

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7F Namkwang Centlex Blde, 440-4 Cheongcheon2-dong Bupyeong-gu Incheon 403858 Republic of Korea

AGC-1056AT

Infotainment system

Introduction....................................81

Radio .............................................85

Audio players.................................88

Overview

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1. [POWER]

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When the power is ON:

-.Short press: Audio mute on/off.

-.Long press: Turns on/off the radio.

When the power is OFF: Pressing the power button turns the power ON.

2. [VOLUME]

Volume adjustment

3. [FAV]

Radio Mode

-.Short Press: Selection favorite page

- .Long Press: Auto-store function, Search and memory the best 12 stations.

4~9. [PRESET] #1~#6

Radio Mode

-.Short Press: Recall the pre-memorized station in the preset memory

-.Long Press: Store to preset memory

10. [EJECT]

Eject the disc from the CD deck.

11. [TUNE UP]

Radio mode

-Short Press: FM Memory Skipping Up

-.Long Press: Seek Up

CD mode

-.Short Press: Next track or file playback

-.Long Press: Fast-forward

playback

12. [TUNE DOWN]

Radio mode

-.Short Press: FM Memory Skipping Down

-.Long Press: Seek Down

CD mode

-.Short Press: previous track or file playback

-.Long Press: Fast-reverse

13. [MENU]

Rotation in Primary Page

Radio mode

-.Clockwise Direction: Next Frequency

-.Anti-clockwise Direction: Previous Frequency

Playback mode like CD, USB iPod and so on

-.Clockwise Direction: Show track lists and next track

-.Anticlockwise Direction: Show track lists and previous track

Push on Primary Page

-.Entrance to each menu

Push on Sub-menu Page

-.selection

Rotation in Sub-menu Page

-.Clockwise Direction: Show track lists and next track

-.Anticlockwise Direction: Show track lists and previous track

14. [BAND]

Radio Mode selection

playback

AM or FM radio band selection

15. [BACK]

Return to previous display or cancel

16. [CD/AUX]

Entrance to CD, Auxiliary Input and A2DP

17. [Clock]

Enter Clock Menu

18. [PHONE/MUTE]

Case 1: without hands-free function

-.Audio mute on/off

Case 2: with hands-free function

-.Short press: Entrance to phone mode

-.Long press: Audio Mute on/off

19. [TONE]

Entrance to audio setting menu

20. [INFO]

Information display about current mode

21. [CONFIG]

Entrance to configuration menu

22. Aux Socket

Stereo Jack input

Operation Power On/Off

Power On F Press [POWER] to turn on the radio.

Power off Press [POWER] turn off the radio.

Audio Mute

Press [PHONE/MUTE] to make audio mute when the power is on.

Volume Adjustment

Turn the volume knob clockwise to increase the audio volume.

Turn the volume knob counter-clockwise to decrease the audio volume.

Audio Adjustment Bass Tone Adjustment

In the radio or playback mode, Press the [TONE] you can see the tone main menu.

Radio

AM-FM Radio Radio Mode Selection

Press the [BAND] to listen the radio from other mode.

Band Change

The band changes from AM to FM or FM to AM all times [BAND] pressed.

Manual Tune Up/Down

Seek Up/Down

Press [SEEK UP]/[SEEK DOWN] to find next/previous station automatically.

Favorite preset page

Each time push [FAV], Favorite Preset Page is increased

Favorite Page1, Favorite Page 2, …, Favorite Page6

The number of favorite page can adjust in configuration menu.

Favorite preset memory

It have 6 favorite pages and store up to 48 stations regardless of AM or FM band.

It can store current station by the following procedure

Step 1: Seek station or tune station manually you want. Step 2: Select the favorite page by pressing [FAV/INFO]. Step 3: Press and hold [PRESET #] more than 1 second

By above procedure, the 48 stations are stored in the favorite preset memory.

Recall favorite preset

You can listen to the station stored in the favorite preset by the following procedure.

Step 1: Select the favorite page by pressing [FAV/INFO]. Step 2: press [PRESET #] which is stored the station you want to listen to.

Auto-store Function Auto-store

Press [FAV] more than 1 second, then radio starts auto-store function.

Traffic announcement reception

Press the [TP] to listen the traffic announcement from other station.

Traffic announcement reception cancel

Press the [TP/MENU] to cancel the traffic announcement reception the radio make the traffic announcement disable.

Traffic station seek

Press the [TP/MENU] in the station don't the next

station that have the traffic announcement.

have traffic information, the Infotainment system 87 radio search

Radio Reception

Radio reception may be disrupted by static, noise, distortion or loss of reception due to „ changes in distance from thetransmitter,multi-path reception due to reflection andshadowing.

Audio players

CD Player

As each CD is inserted, the radio will appear on the display and as each CD is loading, File check will appear on the display.

Once playback begins, the track and track number will appear on the display.

If the ignition or radio is turned off with a CD in the player, it will stay in the player. When a CD is in the player and the ignition is turned on, the radio must be turned on before the current CD will start playback. When the ignition and radio are turned on, the CD will start playing where it stopped, if it was the last selected audio source.

The CD player can play the smaller 3 inch (8cm) single CDs with an adapter ring. Full-size CDs and the smaller CDs are loaded in the same manner. If playing a CD-R, the sound quality may be reduced due to CD-R quality, the method of recording, the quality of the music that has been recorded, and the way the CD-R has been handled. There may be an increase in skipping, difficulty in finding tracks, and/or difficulty in loading and ejecting. If these problems occur, check the bottom surface of the CD. If the surface of the CD is damaged, such as cracked, broken, or scratched, the CD will not play properly. If the surface of the CD is soiled, see Care of Your CDs for more information.

If there is no apparent damage, try a known good CD.

Do not add any label to a CD, it could get caught in the CD player. If a CD is recorded on a personal computer and a description label is needed, try labeling the top of the recorded CD with a marking pen instead.

Caution

If you add any label to a CD, insert more than one CD into the slot at a time, or attempt to play scratched or damaged CDs, you could damage the CD player. When using the CD player, use only CDs in good condition without any label, load one CD at a time, and keep the CD player and the loading slot free of foreign materials, liquids, and debris.

Disc Insert

Insert a CD into a CD slot with CD label up, then the radio insert into the slot automatically and does playback.

CD Playback Mode Selection

Insert a CD into CD deck, then the radio goes to the playback mode. Or press the [CD] to playback the disc from other mode when CD is inserted.

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Press the [EJECT], then the disc willbe ejected from the radio.Pull out the disc out of the radio.

Pause

Press [CD] to pause playback while a CD is playing back."PAUSE' to start playback.

Next/Previous Track

Press [TUNE UP/TUNE DOWN], then the radio starts playback of the next/previous track.

CD EJECT

will flash on the display.Press [CD] again

Fast forward/Fast reverse

Press and hold [TUNE UP/TUNE DOWN], then the radio plays back fast forward/fast reverse.

Next/Previous Folder - only MP3/WMA disc

Press [SEEK UP/SEEK DOWN], then the radio start playback of the next/previous track.

RPT (Repeat)

Press [2 RPT], then radio plays back current track repeatedly. To cancel this function, press [2 RPT] again.

RDM (Random):

Press [3 RDM], then radio plays back tracks randomly.To cancel this function, press [3RDM] again.

INT (Intro-Scan):

Press [4 INT], then radio plays back just 10 seconds of the current track, jump to next track and do this actionrepeatedly.To cancel this function, press [4 INT] again.

All/Directory Mode - only MP3/WMA disc

Repeat, intro-scan and random function operates in this folder when"all mode" is active.Press [1 DIR] then radio operates inthe directory mode.To cancel this function, press [1 DIR] again.

ID3 Tag information display - only MP3/WMA disc

Press [FAV/INFO], the radio displays the ID3 tag information of the current files.

Auxiliary Devices USB playback mode USB Playback Mode Selection

Press the [USB] to change to play back the USB files from other mode.

USB memory insertion

Insert a USB memory into the USB socket, so the radio plays back the USB files automatically.

USB Extraction

Pull the USB memory from the USB socket by hand.

* Other functions are same with CD mode.

AUX mode

The radio has one auxiliary input jack(diameter 3.5mm) located on the lower right side of the faceplate.

This is not an audio output; do not plug the headphone set

You can however, connect an external audio device such as an iPod, laptop computer, MP3 player, CD changer, or XM™‚ receiver, etc. to the auxiliary input jack for use as another source for audio listening.

AUX In Mode Selection

Press [AUX] in the other playback mode. If the auxiliary jack isn't detected for the presence of an output jack the aux mode will be prevented.

into the front auxiliary input jack.

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BLUETOOTH Mode

Pairing and connection.

1. Using Configuration.

Step 1. Press Config button.

Step 2. Choice Bluetooth Settings

Step 3. Choice Bluetooth

Step 4. Choice Pair device(Add device) -> “Waiting for Pairing [0000]“

Step 5. Try to pair with set by phone.

Step 6. If phone support auto connection, phone would be connected automatically after paring

with set.

If phone doesn’t support auto connection, you have to try to connect by using device lists.

2. Using Phone menu.

Step 1. Press phone button. (“No phone available”)

Step 2. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”)

Step 3. Choice Bluetooth Settings (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth settings)

Step 4. Choice Bluetooth (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth)

Step 5. Choice Pair device(Add device) -> “Waiting for Pairing [0000]“

Step 6. Try to pair with set by phone.

Make a call

Step 1 : Connect phone and set (refer to pairing and connection)

Step 2. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name”)

Step 3. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”)

Step 4 : Choice enter number (By pressing menu button at enter number)

Step 5 : Choice number that you want to make a call (By pressing menu button at number)

Step 6 : Make a call (By pressing menu button at number)

Phonebook Download (Only when phone support PBAP[

Step 1 : Connect phone and set (refer to pairing and connection)

Step 2. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name”)

Step 3. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”)

Step 4 : Choice Phonebook (By pressing menu button at phonebook)

Step 5 : Choice Update (By pressing menu button at Update)

Step 6 : Phonebook download.

Step 7 : Choice search (By pressing menu button at search)

Call list

(If phone send car audio call lists data, car audio will display cell phone’s call list, otherwise car audio

display call lists only after connection with car audio.)

Step 1 : Connect phone and set (refer to pairing and connection)

Step 2. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name”)

Step 3. Press phone button again. (“Enter number, Phonebook, Call lists, Bluetooth”)

Step 4 : Choice Call list (By pressing menu button at Call list)

Step 5 : Choice Incoming call (pressing menu button at Incoming call)

Step 5 : Choice Outgoing call (pressing menu button at Incoming call)

Step 5 : Choice missed call (pressing menu button at missed call)

Adjust Ring volume and Ring tone

(If phone send car audio phone’s ring tone, phone’s ring tone will be heard to user, in this case, user

can’t adjust ring volume by car audio, otherwise user can adjust ring tone and volume by car audio)

Step 1. Press phone button. (“Phone’s name” or “No phone available.)

Step 2. Choice Bluetooth Settings (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth settings)

Step 3. Choice Sound&Signals (By pressing menu button at Sound&Signals)

Step 4. Choice Ring volume (By pressing menu button at Ring volume)

Step 4. Choice Ring tone (By pressing menu button at Ring tone)

1. Adjust Ring volume

Ring volume means that let user know incoming call’s ringing.

Ring volume is louder toward 3

2. Adjust Ring Tone

User can choice incoming ring tone. The number of ring tone are 5.

Phone Book Access Profile])

Bluetooth factory restore

Step 1. Press phone or config button

Step 3. Choice Bluetooth Settings (By pressing menu button at Bluetooth settings)

Step 4. Choice Factory restore (By pressing menu button at Factory restore)

Step 5. Choice Ring volume (By pressing menu button at Ring volume)

Step 5. Choice Ring tone (By pressing menu button at Ring tone)

** While device is downloading phonebook, connection would be disconnected => After downloading complete, device could be connected automatically**

Ö During download phonebook, our device doesn’t support Handsfree function.

** A2DP could not be played, if you don’t have tried to start to play music by phone after connection.**

Steering wheel audio controls

[PWR]

Power on: Press this button. Power off: Press this button more than 1 second. Audio mute: Press this button when the power is on.

[+]

Press [+] button to increase the audio volume. Press this button, then the radio increases the audio level. If this button is pressed more than 1 second, then the radio increases the audio volume step by step.

[–]

Press [–] button to decrease the audio volume. Press this button, then the radio increases the audio volume. If this button is pressed more than 1 second, then the radio decrease the audio volume step by step.

[SEEK]

RADIO MODE

Press this button to move to next preset station. (Favorite preset #1→ #2→ #3→ #4...) Press this button more than 1 second to search for the next station.

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CDP MODE

Press this button to jump to the next track. (Track01→Track02→...) Press this button more than 1 second to play back the track fast forward.

[MODE]

The play mode will be change by following order whenever this button is pressed. FM→AM→(CDP)→(USB)→(AUX )→FM... The radio skips the CDP mode if there is no disc in the radio. The radio skips the USB mode if there is no USB memory on the radio. The radio skips the AUX mode if there is aux jack in the socket on the radio.

General section

Power supply DC 14.4V Negative Ground Speaker impedance 4 ohm Max. Power Weight 2210 g Dimension 226 x 101 x 180

20Wrms per channel into 4 channels at Vbatt = 14.3 V with THD ≤ 5%.

Active Current Max 10A

MP3[WMA]/CD section

MP3

Variable Bit Rate (VBR) 8~320Kbps Sample Rates : 16, 22, 32, 44.1, 48KHz Channel : Mono, Stereo, Joint Stereo Playlist Format (m3u, pls) Support ID3 V1, v2X tag, ASCIIand Unicode.

WMA

Support for WMA 9 and over Support Meta Data (ㅡ*.wax, *.asx (*.asf)…) Presentation of the file system according to ISO file hierarchy and Flat file structure incl. Joliet Extension

CD Optical Disc Format Support

CDDA, CDR, CDRW, CDROM, Mixed Mode CD, Open Session CD, "Book on Disc" audio content

FM/MW/LW Radio section

AM_RANGE

Range Name Lower Limit Upper Limit

AMRange1 530kHz 1710kHz

AMRange2 531kHz 1602kHz

AMRange3 530kHz 1710kHz

AMRange4 522kHz 1710kHz

AMRange5 522kHz 1629kHz

Range Name Lower Limit Upper Limit FM De-emphasis

FMRange1 87.7 MHz 107.9 MHz 75us

FMRange2 87.5 MHz 108.0 MHz 50us

FMRange3 88.0 MHz 108.0 MHz 75us

FMRange4 76.0 MHz 90.0 MHz 50us

FMRange5 87.0 MHz 108.0 MHz 50us

FMRange6 87.5 MHz 108.0 MHz 75us

FM_RANGE

Recommended Region Programming

Table 60: The Americas 1:

Region

Name

AMRange

(kHz)

AMStep AM

Manual

FMRange

(MHz)

FMStep FM De-

emphasis

RDS Option

Code

Tune

Anguil&FGE 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

Antigua and

Barbuda

Argentina 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Aruba 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Bahamas 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Barbados 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Belize 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Bermuda 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Boliva 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Brazil 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Canada 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us Yes $FGU

Cayman

Is&FGEnds

Chile 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Columbia 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Costa Rica 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

Cuba 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Dominica 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Dominican

Republic

Ecuador 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 Info

530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_1 AM_Step_1 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

Table 61: The Americas 2:

Region

Name

AMRange

(kHz)

AMStep AM

Manual

FMRange

(MHz)

FMStep FM De-

emphasis

RDS Option

Code

Tune

El Salvador 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

AM_Range_1 AM_Step_2 AM_Step_2 FM_Range_1 FM_Step_1 FM_Range_1

Falk&FGEnd

Is&FGEnds

French Guiana 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Green&FGEnd 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Grenada 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Guadeloupe 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Guatema&FGE 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Guvana 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Haiti 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Honduras 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Jamaica 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Martinique 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Mexico 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us Yes $FGU

Montserrat 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Nether&FGEnds 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Nicaragua 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Panama 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 10kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &FGE

Paraguay 530 - 1710kHz 10khz 1kHz 87.7-107.9 200kHz 75us &UL4