Jensen MP1524 Owner's Manual

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MP1524
OWNER'S Mobile
Audio
MANUAL
System
160
40Wx4
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MP1524
TABLE
Thank you in this owner's through Mobile
General Features Installation
Panel
Rear Controls Remote
Remote
Operation
Basic Radio Operation
CD/MP3/WMA
USB Memory Disc Notes iPod®/iPhone® Bluetooth® Bluetooth® Microphone
Troubleshooting
Operation
Operation
Specifications Notes
OF
choosing a Jensen product.
for
you'll learn
it,
Audio
Control Control
System
Connectors
Indicators
and
Card
Operation Audio
manual clear
Operation
Operation
CONTENTS
and easy
use
to
how
maximum
for
Functions
(A2DP)
Operation
We
follow.
to
features
the
all
enjoyment.
hope
you
If
of
you
take a
your
will
new
find few
Jensen
instructions
the minutes
MP1524
to
look
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8
12 13 16 16
18 20 22 22
23
24
25
29
29
30
31
32
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MP1524
WARNING!
WARNING!
moisture
WARNING!
Never
To
or
water.
Never
disassemble
prevent
injury from shock
use irregular
GENERAL
Congratulations It's
a
good
recommend having PLL
Synthesizer Stereo Radio RBDS Automatic CD/MP3/WMA Player Electronic USB
Interface
SD
Memory Bluetooth A2DP (Advanced Auxiliary Remote iPod®/iPhone® Ready Function
idea
Operation
Shockproof
Hands-Free Function
Input
Control
on
your
to
read
your
Memory
Card Interface
Storing
(ESP)
Audio
Function
purchase
all
of
the
Jensen
Function
Distribution
or
adjust the unit.
or
fire,
discs.
of
the
Jensen
instructions before
MP1
524
installed
Profile) Stereo
MP1
never
by
Audio
expose this
524
Mobile
beginning
a
reputable installation
Transmission
Audio
the
unit
to
System.
installation.
shop.
·
We
Features
CD/MP3/WMA
• CO-Text
• 103
Directory
Burn
Audible
Random, Repeat and
• Play, Pause, Stop,
Compatible
Tag
Compatible
Search (MP3
up
to Forward
255
MP3
and
I
Reverse Track
Next
AM-FM
USA
I
Europe
• 30 Station Presets (18
Auto
Store
2
I
Latin America Frequency Spacing
I
Preview
Scan
I
WMA Only)
WMA
Intra
Track and
FM
I
12 AM)
Files
onto
a CD+R
Search (CO-DA Only)
Previous
Track
I
RW
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MP1524
INSTALLATION
Location
• Choose driving
• Before the
Use
• of
unauthorized
• Consult other
• Install passenger
If
installation
• optimum
the
mounting
function
finally
unit
and
only
with
modifications
the
installing
the
the
parts
your
unit
if
there
angle
performance.
of
the
system
included
parts can cause
nearest dealer
of
where
it
is
an
exceeds 30°
location
driver.
the
work
the
does emergency
where
unit,
properly.
with
vehicle.
not
from
the
unit
connect
the
malfunctions.
if
installation
get
stop.
the
unit
to
ensure
in
the
driver's
horizontal,
will
wiring
requires
the
not
interfere
temporarily
proper
way
unit
installation. The use
the
drilling
and
cannot
might
with
the
normal
and make sure
of
not
holes
injure
give
or
the
its
• Avoid from dust,
DIN
This
mount) sides methods.
Take
Before
installing
direct
dirt
sunlight,
or
excessive
Front/Rear-Mount
unit
can be
or
the
of
the
Out
installing
properly
"Rear"(DIN Rear-mount),
unit
chassis). For details, refer
Transport Screws Before Installation
the
the
unit,
unit
where
or
hot
air,
vibration.
installed
please remove
it
would
from
either
Take out screws before install.
be
the
heater,
from
utilizing
to
the
subject
the
two
to
or
where
the
"Front"
the
threaded
following
screws.
high
temperature,
it
would
(conventional DIN Front-
screw holes
illustrated installation
be
such
subject
at
the
as
to
3
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MP1524
DIN
The
Front
unit
Mount
can be
Installing the
test
you
sure
Be
Make sure
1.
vehicle
Disconnect
2. Remove
3.
The
4.
it. Insert appropriate sleeve
two
the
battery's
the supplied
the
the
off
(Method A)
installed
unit
connections
all
ignition
negative(-)
wire
the
as at
back
trim
keys
far the
of
outer
keys
slots
in any dashboard
first, and
and
turned
is
harness and
ring
release
they
as
middle
unit.
the
off,
terminal.
the the
from
tabs inside
go
will
left
and
having
follow
then
then
antenna.
unit
the
(with
the
right
the
unit. Then
the
as
so
opening
an
these steps
disconnect
unit's
sides
sleeve
notches facing up)
of
shown
install
to
cable
you can
from
into
below:
the
the
remove
the
the
slide
unit.
Outer
(1)
5.
Mount open
able
be open
sleeve
the
tabs
the
make contact,
to
appropriate
the
by
located
4
ring;
trim
inserting
around
examine
so
behind
tabs
(2)
into
it
the
Sleeve;
the
sleeve
which
dashboard
the
(3) L key;
opening
a screwdriver.
with
ones
of
will
to
R key
(4)
dashboard and
the
Not
most
be
secure
effective. Bend
the
tabs
all
sleeve
bend
will
in place.
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MP1524
(1) Dashboard; (2) Tabs
6.
Reconnect wires
7. Slide
8.
To
the Washer]
the Then use the dashboard. This strap also helps ensure
unit.
NOTE: unit
and
or
the
further
unit
unit. other
Install
the
the
wire
cables.
unit
into
secure
in place.
to
attach
If
necessary,
the
supplied
end
of
the
short
other
long
harness and
the
sleeve
the
unit, use
Use
the
supplied
one
end
of
bend
metal strap
threading
threading
the
hardware (Tapping Screw and Plain Washer)
until
the
to
terminal
terminal
the
antenna
it
locks
the
supplied
hardware [Hex
strap
metal strap a solid metal
to
proper
of
the
to the dashboard.
being
into
place.
metal strap
Nut
the
mounting
to
fit
your
part
of
electrical
mounting
careful
to
(M
Smm) and Spring
bolt
vehicle's
the
vehicle
grounding
bolt
not
to
secure
on
mounting
under
to the
pinch
the
the
back
back
back
to
attach the
of
the
of
any
of
of
area.
the
(1)
Metal
9.
Reconnect the
outer
Strap; (2)
the
cable
trim
ring and install
Mounting
(5) Tapping Screw;
to
the
vehicle battery's
the
Bolt;
unit's
(3)
Hex Nut; (4) Spring Washer;
(6)
Plain Washer
negative(-)
front
panel.
terminal. Then replace
5
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Removing
Make sure
1.
vehicle battery's Remove
2.
the
the
the
top
both
unit,
3.
4.
5.
Press Lift Insert
of
the
the
metal
the
release
of of
then
unit
ignition
negative(-)
strap attached
button
outer
the
supplied keys
the
the
pull
i
I
is
trim
turned
terminal.
remove
to
ring
out
unit
off,
to
the
then
into
of
then
and
back
the
front
pull
slots
the
dashboard.
the
disconnect
the
of
panel.
to
out
it
the
at
the
(if attached).
unit
remove it.
middle
left
MP1524
right
the
sides
cable
and
from
DIN
your
If
1.
Rear
vehicle
the
Use
unit your
Mount
is
screw holes marked T (Toyota), N (Nissan) located
fasten
to
vehicle.
(Method
a Nissan
unit
the
or
B)
Toyota,
the
to
follow
factory
these
radio
--4---
mounting
mounting
Side View showing Screw Holes T, N
-:7
..
Dashboard or
Console
instructions.
on
brackets
for
Screw
both
sides
supplied
of
with
the
To
2. on (5x5mm)
NOTE:
fasten
the
The
the
bracket
each side.
on
outer
trim
with
ring, sleeve
to
unit
installation.
6
factory
the
screw holes
the
and
radio
on
the
mounting
unit
the
metal
strap are
brackets align
tighten
then
and
used
not
the
for
screw holes
screws
the
method
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MP1524
REAR PANEL CONNECTORS
@@
0 '
RADIO
Connector A
1.
No
Connection
2.
No
Connection
3.
No
Connection
4.
MEMORY+ 12V
CHANNEL
LEFT
CHANNEL
ANTENNA
(YELLOW)
RIGHT
WHITE
MIC
RjD
A
1.
2.
3.
4.
LINE
11
31
21
41
11
31
21
41
REAR REAR FRONT FRONT
OUT
51
71
61
81
51
71
61
81
RIGHT RIGHT
RIGHT RIGHT
ISO
SOCKET
JACKS
ISO
Sockets A
Connector B
SPEAKER(+) SPEAKER(-)
SPEAKER(+) SPEAKER(-)
15A
FUSE
and
B
(VIOLET)
(VIOLET/BLACK)
(GRAY)
(GRAY/BLACK)
5.
AUTO
6.
No
7.
+ 12V
8.
GROUND
ANTENNA OUTPUT
Connection
(TO
IGNITION
(BLACK)
KEY)
(BLUE)
(RED)
5.
FRONT
6.
FRONT
7.
REAR
8.
REAR
LEFT LEFT
LEFT
SPEAKER(+)
LEFT
SPEAKER(-)
SPEAKER(+) SPEAKER(-)
(GREEN/BLACK)
(WHITE)
(WHITE/BLACK)
(GREEN)
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MP1524
CONTROLS
l
~
I
I
@@
AND
==*=F~~
INDICATORS
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I
I
Power
1. Press to
(MUTE
volume the
~Button
2.
Press
Liquid
3.
The Liquid station frequency.
be
categories such
~
4.
The Band/Loud to
radio loudness button
LOUD OFF
in coming call.
On/Off
turn
to
audio, press this
will
knob
mute
answer
to
Crystal Display
displayed.
BAND/LOUD
select
mode
again for
(0)/MUTE
unit
the
button
appear on the
return
will
function
Crystal Display
change
or
pressing and
function
will
was activated.
incoming
an
the
If
This information usually consists
news, sports, talk etc.
as
Button
button
the
ON
several
appear. When in
Button
hold
Press
ON.
the
station transmits music information this
performs
radio band (AM
holding
and
seconds
and
momentarily
display).
audio
call.
(LCD)
LOUD ON
Pressing
to
panel displays
several functions. When in radio mode, press
the
will
Bluetooth®
to
mute
to
volume
the
will also
AM2
1,
button
appear on
will
switch
turn
the
the
of
or
for
the
mode
When
OFF.
unit
the
volume
the
button
setting in
level
radio band and radio
title
song
displayed.
be
FM2,
1,
FM
several
the
loudness
press
from
again
or
and artist.
or
seconds
Pressing
LCD.
function
button
the
adjusting
use
will also
FM3).
will
listening
unit.
the
before
PTY
Also
switch
the
and
OFF
end an
to
the
in
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MP1524
MODE/PAIR
5. This Card, this
button
auxiliary
button
Button
enables selection
input
switch
will
displayed, indicating a disc
disc play,
will
return
to
stopped. Pressing and
PAIRING will
and DISC Slot
6.
the
With
load
the
NOTE: not adapter, as covered
7.
This
attempt
by
Menu
When MENU
Previous
8. During radio holding
manual
for
beginning
the
of display panel. direction
9.
Next
(
During radio holding manual
particular
a
of
next
the
Press
and
indicated
DISC
0.
1
label surface facing up,
mechanism engages.
is designed
unit
use
to
damage
the Warranty on this
Button
unit
the
button
1+11
(
and pressing for
tuning.
of
button,
indicated
as
Button
~)
and pressing
tuning.
highest track
hold by
EJECT
appear on
3"(8cm) CO-Singles in this unit,
to
successfully
is
will
Button
)
mode
particular
a
the Press
mode
During disc
track in
the
elapsed
the
BUTTON
)
A
(
When pressed, disc
disappear
will
0
icon
CD
radio operation.
reloaded
be
remain
will
0
icon disc eject
button
If
within
is
ejected and radio
NOTE: for disc life.
Always remove the disc
extended
an
period
either
of
Bluetooth®
the
or
radio function;
the
to
still loaded
is
current track
the
but
button
holding
for
player
the
press
the
the
enter
several
During disc
track in
next lower
hold
and
the
by
for
the
several
press
the
number
button
time
is
play
from
disc
the
seconds
10
displayed
pressed
continues uninterrupted.
play
time
of
the
display.
LCD
the
insert a
fully
standard
of
play
and/or
product
paired
disc can occur. Such damage
with
Bluetooth®
button
to
seconds,
press this
play,
backward direction. With each press
the track the
elapsed
button
number
button
time
to
seconds,
press this
play,
forward direction. With each press
be selected
will
advance
to
display.
stopped and
display panel
the
removed
not
is
prevent
to
indicate a disc
to
during
from
prevent
to
radio operation,
unit
the
accidental disc damage
radio, disc
the
play,
function. When a
disc icon (
the
unit. Pressing
the
in
start from
will
will
initiate
the
compact
(12cm) Compact Discs
5"
either
mobile
a
mobile
with
phone, briefly pressing
phone
menu.
device,
USB
loaded,
is
CD
will still
0)
button
the
point
the
Bluetooth® pairing
the
into
disc
without
or
SO
pressing
be was
it
slot until
ONLY.
an
not
will
again
Do
be
the
activate automatic seek function. After
display
MANUAL
button
be selected
will advance
to
appears on
quickly select
to
rapidly
the
shown on
as
the
in
the
the
reverse
display.
activate automatic seek function. After
display
MANUAL
button
as
disc
the
is
rapidly in
the
and
the
from accidental
still loaded in
is
when the disc
appears on
quickly select
to
shown on
forward direction
automatically
unit
the
it
unit,
disc damage. The
disc
the
player
the
end
the
button,
the
of
display panel.
the
as
ejected. The
will
revert
to
will automatically
CD
the
If
unit.
the automatically
is
be used
to
not
is
preserve
to
and
for
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MP1524
11.
Remote
Control
Accepts infrared signals from
Auxiliary
12.
Input
Accepts a 3.5mm jack can be applied
Connector
Port
USB
13. the
for
Interface
14.
Allows
USB
Front panel cover which when open
15.
9 (PTY)
When
playback
Press
Button
the
the
of
PTY
PTY
Sensor
Connector
unit.
the
to
connection
Connector
audio files.
button
to
function
the
through
a
of
Cover
access
enabled,
is
remote control.
which signals
device.
USB
allows
program
the
turning
from
connection
the
type
volume
the
various audio/video devices
related search function.
category (news, sports, talk, weather, jazz, oldies, country, Top
search
button(~)
soft rock, public, etc.)
the
16.
contains
that
SCAN
In to
# Button radio mode, pressing this a higher frequency station and stay on each station for several seconds (the
corresponding frequency and hold this
8 (EQ)
17.
(Equalizer) Button
button
Press
desired topic.
to
Next
button
flash 6 times on
will
connect or disconnect the mobile phone from the unit.
The Equalizer applies preset sound effects
Pressing Classics, the
the
Pop M, Rock
traffic announcement function. The
button
EQ
allows
DSP
M,
selection
Pressing and
Off.
which contain traffic announcements.
to
display information. The
the
18.
Press
0 (DISP)
Press
and hold
this
Button
button
the
to
button
change
again
station frequencies, current time, and
MP3/WMA files, press
listening
folder, file, song title, artist and album.
as:
AS/PS
19. Press automatically scan and enter memory six preset preset memories
to
iPod®-MENU
*
to
hold
and
locations for
memory
Button
Auto-Store Tuning feature which
access
locations
to
the
to
up
FM2 and
FM1,
AM1
for
your favorite stations, activating
will erase those stations and enter
useful
when
travelling stations. When listening search
tracks.ln·Biuetooth
iPhone® mode, press this
in an area where you are
WMA/MP3
to
mode, use
button
to
enter the
will
TA
exit
PTY
button
the
eighteen strong stations
FM3
and
new
the
format
it
enter
to
scan
In
unit's audio
five operating modes: Flat,
of
of
LCD).
the
to
one
holding
will search
unit
appear on
SEEK
the
will
function.
category selection (if any). When
display disc information such
to
and twelve strong stations
AM2.1fyou
strong stations. This feature
familiar
not
files, this
to
the
input
the
iPod®/iPhone® menu.
device
USB
a
of
knob
will display a
40, classic rock,
radio
for
mode. The unit will
programming
scan
Bluetooth® mode, press
output
button
this
radio stations
for
the
will
unit
signal.
activate
will display.
display radio
will
six preset
the
into
the
into
have already set
Auto-Store feature
the
the
is
local
the
with
to
it
used
button
asterisk (*)icon.
is
iPod®/
In
for
most
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MP1524
20. 7
21. Volume Knob
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
(ST/MO)
Press
Rotate performs
bass, the appear on volume
panel), treble adjustment
F-R),
normal indication 5 seconds after function
and hold this
treble, balance
volume
color (COLOR) and volume (VOL) again. The display will return
Button
to
increase the
the
knob
is
activated.
button
or
decrease
Select function. This
or
knob
once will set the
display panel, followed
additional times will select
to
change radio reception
the
fade) and adjustment
(TREBLE), balance (BALANCE L-R), fader (FADER
3 (RPT) Button
When playing an audio track.
icon the
.
6
Used folders in an ascending level. This contains individual tracks.
2
During disc play, press this on each track track(s) on the
5 (DIR-) Button
Used folders in an descending level. This contains individual tracks.
4
During disc play, press or
Play mode, pressing order instead cancelled
1 (
Press
SO
Front panel cover which when open allows playback
Press
will
button
(DIR+)
to
(INT)
the
button
to
(ROM)
shuffled order
...,.
.. ) Button
to
Card
the
appear on
it
to
Button
access
Button
disc.
INT
is
played in order.
the
again
access
Button
of
by
pressing
pause playback. Touch
Connector
of
audio files.
button
repeat all
MP3\WMA discs
and a nine second elapsed
disc
to
MP3\WMA discs
ROM
the
CD,
press this
again
the
display. When playing MP3/WMA discs press and hold
that
cancel
the and the::>¢ icon will appear on
the
normal progression. The Random Play
the
Cover
to
turn
the
tracks in
with
button
By
using this option, you can quickly choose
you prefer. When
the
introductory
with
button
Next
button
button
the
to
volume. When pressed
is
used
to
select audio functions (volume,
of
the
front
unit
for volume adjustment. (VOL will
by
the
setting number). Pressing
bass
adjustment (BASS on display
the
last adjustment
button
the
the
a folder hierarchy. The
button
to
hear
a folder hierarchy. The
button
to
play
(
11+1)
again.
button
to
continuously repeat
repeat function off.
current folder.
is
non
functional
the
first 10 seconds
time
the
desired track
mode.
is
non functional
the
tracks on
will also select tracks in a random
again
the
connection
or
appears on
the
to
resume playback.
either
when another
the
mono
the
knob
panel color. Pressing
RPT
button
if
the
of
the
is
reached, press
button
if
the
disc in a random
display. In Random
mode
of a SD
or
stereo.
also
the
to
the
the
and
the
will
access
disc
only
each track
display and
will
access
disc
only
can be
card
for
same
0
the
1 1
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MP1524
RESET
29. The reset reset
SO
30. The connector connector
Button
the
Card
located
button
is
unit's settings
Interface
used
is
Connector
located
is
to
accept an
behind
factory
to
behind
REMOTE CONTROL
Remote
Control
The remote
control
Battery
comes
prevent battery discharge. Remove
remote.
NOTE: control
The
and
remote
will
control
control
not
Installation
a battery already installed
with
only
will
other
equipment.
cover on
SD
the
default.
cover on
SD
the
card for
SD
the
Pull
playback
before
Tab
operate the unit.
the
front
the
of
with
attempting
not
is
It
to
Press
The
Tab
use
to
the
front
panel.
audio
a
panel.
files.
Pull
a universal remote
to
While
1.
notch battery
Install
2.
NOTE:
Slide
3.
holding
and
(1)
holde~
CR2025
one
Make sure
battery holder
the
the
place
open.
the proper
that
~
D D D D
D
remote control,
into
finger
battery
nail
(3).
polarity(+
into
back
insert
battery
or-)
remote
the
Cl
D D
D
D D
----
Protective
thumbnail
door
observed.
is
control until
into
upper
Tab
Pull
the
notch
it
(Clear Plastic)
battery
and slide
(2)
locks.
door
side
(1)
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(2)
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MP1524
Remote Control Functions
1.
MODE/PAIR Button
This
button
USB
device,
2.
SEL
Button
This
is
used
and
adjustment
3.
Next (
Press
these
buttons~
4.
~Button
Press
5.
VOL T Button
Press
11+1
these
buttons~
to
this
enables selection
CD
disc play
to
select
of
)/Previous ( ~ ) Buttons
buttons~
I
I
11+1
to
tune
·
answer
button
an
to
or
the
audio
the
front
I
11+1
11+1
to
fast reverse/forward. In radio mode, press these
the
incoming
decrease
of
either
the
radio, auxiliary device,
Bluetooth® modes.
f~nction
(volume,
panel color.
to
play
the
previous/next track.
radio frequency
~II.
the
volume
up
level.
bass,
or
down.
SD
treble, balance
Press
and
Card,
or
fade)
hold
l3
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MP1524
3 (RPT)
6. When playing track. will
button
2 (INT)
7. During disc play, the track
(DIR+)
6
8.
Used folders in an ascending contains
(DIR-)
5
9. Used folders contains
9 (PTY)
0.
1
Press
8 (EQ)
11. The
Press button
SCAN
12.
radio mode, pressing this
In scan
corresponding frequency
and
(DISP)
0
13. Press station frequencies, current time, and listening such
AS/PS
14.
Press
scan
locations memory
this
asterisk (*)icon. iPhone® menu.
7 (ST/MO)
15. Press stereo reception.
Button
audio
an
button
Press
appear
disc.
is
to
to
the
Equalizer applies
this
to
hold
this
as:
and hold
and enter
button
and
the
the
on
repeat all
to Button
press this
and a nine second
INT
played
Button
access MP3\WMA discs
individual
Button
access MP3\WMA discs
in an descending
individual
Button
(Eq
will
Button
#
higher frequency station and stay each station for
this
Button
to
folder, file, song
iPod®-MENU
*
locations
in order.
button
PTY
izer) Button
I
ua
button
activate
also
button
button
MP3/WMA
to
up
FM1,
for
used
is
In iPod®/iPhone® mode, press this
Button
this
hold
to
to
access
to
FM2
CD,
again
display.
the
tracks.
tracks.
to
select
to
change
eighteen strong stations
for
to
it
button
When
tracks in
button
level.
level.
access
preset sound effects
the
the
button
will
connect
files,
title,
Button
the Auto-Store Tuning feature which
FM3
and
1 and AM2. When
AM
search tracks.
to
continuously
press this
turn
to
elapsed
with
This
with
This
the
desired sound effect. Pressing and
traffic
flash 6 times on
or
display
the
press
artist and
and
change radio reception
button
the
playing
current
the
hear
to
folder
a
button
folder
a
button
program
announcement
will enter the
disconnect
information.
PTY
button
the
twelve
In Bluetooth®
to
repeat
MP3/WMA discs, press and
time
is
album.
function
folder.
first 10
the
appears
hierarchy. The
functional
non
hierarchy. The
functional
non
is
related
type
unit's
the
to
(TA)
scan
LCD).
category
to
into
strong stations
listening
In Bluetooth®
mobile phone from
the
to
it
the
mode, use
button
off. The
seconds
the
on
if
search
audio
function.
mode. The
several seconds (the
unit
The
selection
display disc
six preset
into
WMA/MP3 format
to
enter the iPod®/
to
mode
same
repeat
of
display
button
the
button
the
if
output
will display
(if any). When
will automatically
memory
the six preset
to
it
either
to
the
icon
0
the
hold
each track
and each
access
will
only
disc
access
will
only
disc
function.
signal.
will
the
files,
the
mono
this
unit.
radio
holding
unit
mode, press
information
input
on
or
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MP1524
16.
4
(ROM)
During disc play, press this shuffled order.
17.
Numeric
Numeric keys used
18.
1
(.,.II)
Press
19. ? BAND/LOUD Button
The Band/Loud
to
select and switch button
Power
20. Press
to
audio, press this
MUTE will appear on
Button
ROM
Keys
Button
to
pause playback. Touch
or
change
holding
the
On/Off
to
the
loudness
to
end an incoming call.
(~}/MUTE
turn
the
and
to
enter numbers
button
the
button
function
unit
ON.
button
the
performs several functions. When in radio mode, press
button
the
X icon will appear
radio band (AM
for several seconds
Button
Press
momentarily
display panel.
to
the
button
ON
and
and hold
play
to
implement
1,
OFF.
to
to
the
tracks on
on
again
AM2
When in Bluetooth®
mute
or
while
turn
to
FM
in radio mode will also
the
the
the
disc in a random
the
display panel.
various functions.
resume playback.
1,
FM2,
unit
OFF.
volume from
or
FM3).
mode
When listening
Pressing
press
the
system.
or
the
21.
VOL Button
Press
this
button
to
increase
the
volume.
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OPERATION
MP1524
Basic
Switching
Press ON,
Operation
On/OH
the
Power On/Off<!>
press and
hold
The Unit
/MUTE
the
Power On/Off<!>
Sound Adjustment
Press adjustment
(Volume) Rotating
characteristics and
VOL
the
volume
mode
BASS
(Bass)
the
volume
knob
will
knob
the
(21) briefly
change in
TREBLE
(Treble) (Balance)
(21) clockwise
colors
of
Button Color Adjustment
While in select configurable setting enter set minimum Rotate (21) after 5 seconds Button Color menu.
the
Color
one
of
the
Red,
to
any brightness step
(01)
the
volume
to
switch between
Adjustment
the
30 preset color settings
Green and Blue brightness setting.
to
maximum
knob
of
inactivity, save
USER.
(21)
Red
When
from
(32),
to
(R),
button
to
the
the
front
submenu, rotate
USER
either
allowing
adjust each color value and press
Green
the
(1)
to
turn
the
unit
ON. When
/MUTE
select
following
BALANCE FADER COLOR
or
panel buttons.
(COLOR01
is
selected press
off
(00)
nearly 36,000 individual combinations.
(G)
or
current
button
the
desired
order:
counter-clockwise, adjusts
the
Each
or
increasing brightness
Blue
(B).
color
settings and return
(1)
to
turn
adjustment
(Fader) (Color)
volume thru
The
knob
COLOR30)
the
volume
color can be i.ndividually
USER
the
mode. The
(21)
or
knob
the
menu
the
unit
unit
OFF.
the
audio
to the
user
(21)
from
volume
will
time
to
the
is
to
knob
out
main
System Settings
Press mode. Then briefly press change and rotate
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
and
hold
the
volume the
volume
BEEP Use
POW-VOL Use on.
AREA Use America) radio frequency spacing.
HOUR Use
POW-CLK ON/OFF
Use
off.
ON/OFF
the
volume
the
volume
EUR/USA/SAM
the
volume
the
volume
the
volume
knob
knob
knob
knob
knob
16
knob
the
(21)
(21)
(21)
(21)
(21)
(21)
on
volume
knob
to
to
to
to
to
knob
(21)
set beep sound
set
the
set
the
set
the
set clock
the
front
(21)
to
to
change
volume
different
time
display
to
display
panel select
ON
level
areas (Europe/USA/South
to
enter system setting
the
item
you
want
the
corresponding settings:
or
OFF.
for
when
format
when
to
the
the
24
unit
unit
or
is
12
turned
is
hour.
to
turned
on
or
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MP1524
Mute
Press volume Off volume
Loud
Pressing and switch loudness the OFF
the
Power
from
the
(<!>)/MUTE
level setting in use before
button
will
appear.
button
holding
again
On/Off
unit. MUTE
function
for
(<!>)/MUTE
(1)
again
the?
ON
several seconds
button
will
appear
or
adjusting
the
BAND/LOUD
and LOUD ON
on
mute
will
switch loudness
(1)
momentarily
the
display. Pressing
the
volume
function
button
will
was activated.
(4)
for
appear
to
mute
level will return
several seconds
on
the
function
the
the
Power
display. Pressing
OFF
audio
On/
to
the
will
and LOUD
Setting
1.
2.
3.
4. Briefly press
the
clock
Briefly press
Hold
the
DISP
Briefly press
the
DISP
button
next~
previous~
button
Equalization Settings
Press
audio
Remote
Accepts infrared signals
EQ
button
mode. There are five equalizer settings:
FLAT---+
Control
(17) briefly
CLASSICS---+
Sensor
from
Reset Function
The reset The reset
• Initial installation
• All
• Error symbol
the
button
function
function
on
(30) can be activated
is
to
be activated
of
the
buttons
the
display.
button (18)
until
(9)
button
to
turn
the
unit
when
do
not
(18)
until
the
clock
the
clock flashes.
to
change
(8)
to
on
equalization
POP M ---+
remote control.
with
for
the
all
wiring
operate.
the
change
ROCK
either a following
is
is
shown on
minutes.
the
hours.
function
M---+
ballpoint
reasons:
completed.
and
DSP
pen
the
displa~
to
select desired
OFF
or
similar object.
MODE
Press selection the the
still loaded in current track
button When a
SELECTION
the
MODE/PAIR of
either Bluetooth8function. radio
function;
will
will
initiate
USB
device
the
button
the
radio, disc play,
the
unit. Pressing
start
from
the
or
SD
wUibe skipped.
Electronic Shock Protection
The
unit
will
absorb
bumps
(5)
to
select
When a
disc icon (
Bluetooth® pairing and PAIRING
is
CD
0)
the
the
point
not
connected
is
button
(ESP)
to
prevent playback skips
the
desired mode. This
USB
devices,
loaded, pressing this
will
still be displayed indicating a disc
again
it
was stopped. Pressing and
to
the
SD
will
unit,
return
Function
while
button
Card, auxiliary
button
to
will
appear on
the
corresponding
playing discs.
will switch
disc play,
holding
enables
input
but
the
or
is
the
the
display.
mode
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MP1524
Auxiliary
Open connector (12). An
input (5) cannot
the connector (12).
the
on
Input
access
to
cover
external
Plug
to
front
panel
panel
front
directly control external devices connected
(14)
device can be connected
cable
the
the
switch
to
Radio Operation
Switching to Radio
MODE/PAIR
Press frequency appears in
the
Selecting the Frequency Band
In radio mode, press
The reception band
---+
1
FM
Selecting a Station
Press function. manual seconds,
the~
button
Press
tuning
they
for
mode
will return
Mode
briefly
button
the
BAND/LOUD
the
change in
will
FM2---+
or
(8)
several seconds
enabled.
is
(5)
display
FM3
button
111+1
seek
to
together
If
tuning
the
---+
until both
the
the
into
mode
AUX
select
to
with
button
following
AM 1
briefly
(9)
MANUAL
buttons
mode
3.5mm stereo to
Press
jack.
access
to
the
to
radio mode. The radio
the
frequency
the
briefly
(4)
order:
AM2
---+
activate
to
appears on
have
and
not
AUTO
auxiliary
using
unit
the
MODE/PAIR
the
external
auxiliary
memory
select
to
the been pressed
appears on
the
automatic seek
the
input
auxiliary
the
button
devices.
input
display;
jack.
band and.
desired band.
the
for
display.
the
You
several
Automatic
Press Tuning feature which stations strong stations searches
search corresponding preset
and
is
Memory
AS/PS *
the
hold
six preset
the
into
into
current frequency and checks
from finished. The 6 stations
the
Storing
will automatically scan and enter
six preset
the
number
Station Storing
6 pre-set memories in each band, use
the
the
for
the
now
any
of
radio on and
first station
the
several seconds
enabled.
mode
set
time
is
pre-set
that
into
pressing
by
button
pre-set
set any
To
Turn
1. Select
2. Press tuning
Press
3. 2 seconds. The pre-set number, frequency indication and a
is
at
iPod®-MENU
memory
select
be pre-set using
to
until
to
that
locations
memory
the
with
button.
desired band.
the
MANUAL
be set and
will single memory
button.
beep will
button
locations
strongest
continue
appear
position. The station can
(19)
up
FM2
1,
FM
for
AM1
for signal
the
signals
the
button
1+11
the
the
appears
on
sound, indicating
on
hold
to
display panel
the
eighteen strong
to
and
and AM2. The radio
strength
are stored
following
(6)
display;
in for approximately
it
access
to
Auto-Store
the
and
FM3
until
procedure:
111+1
or
the
below
that
now
twelve
one
the
into
button
manual
station
the
recalled
be
cycle
(18)
the
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MP1524
4.
Repeat
other
the
above procedure for
the
bands on
4
the
unit
the
Mono/Stereo
Press reception mode. Reception selecting
and hold
mono
the
reception.
(ST/MO)
7
button
distant stations can sometimes be improved by
of
(20)
Scan
mode. The
Press in a seconds. The corresponding frequency
RDS
Using
NOTE: is (15)
SCAN
higher
Operation
PTY
Press Once program.
or
(8) stop
With
When
,
enabled
again
button
frequency station direction and remain on each station for
function
PTY
the
group
a
Once
11+1
the
when
PTY
a station
enabled,
the
will appear
AF
cancel
to
(16)
to
button
displayed,
is
the
button
press
unit is
the
Select
(15)
desired
The
(9).
found .
is
the
to
set
on
PTY
enter
to
scan
Program
enable selection
once
to
program
PTY
will search
unit
PTY
the
button
rotate
AREA EUR
the display. With
function.
pre-sets on
remaining
select
to
will flash 6 times on
volume
group
for
(15) again
5
either
will
unit
of
knob
(21)
found, press
is
associated radio station and
the
to
the
scan
the
to
cancel
that
mono
through
display.
the
program groups.
PTY
select
the
the
in system settings, whenever
enabled, press
PTY
the
band and
stereo radio
or
the
several
desired
the
button
1+11
function.
PTY
function
RDS
button
PTY
for
band
PTY
Traffic
and
search
to
hold
the
until
Listening
Press
• announcements
will
unit announcements, press and
Announcements
EQ
automatically.
the
button
function
hold
(17)
TA
the
the
and
SEEK
disabled.
is
EQ
unit
appear on
will
To
button
will search for traffic
display and
the
disable
(17).
the
search
for
the
traffic
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MP1524
·
CD/MP3/WMA
CD
is
to
CD/MP3/WMA disc
no
the
the
Switching
there
If Gently
resistance. The disc will begin.
If Keep pressing
appears.
insert
a CD/MP3/WMA disc
Operation
Mode
with
disc
MODE/PAIR
Selecting Tracks
Press track. as pressed, panel.
Hold starts
Pausing
Press resume disc playback.
the
time
Each
shown on
the
the~
when
Playing
1/~
1
the
the
next
button
the
button
~
(8)
forward
the
display panel. Similarly,
lower
(8)
button
button
printed side
the
be drawn
already
is
button
11+1
or
button
track
or
(27)
number
button
11+1
released.
is
to
pause disc
inserted
into
inserted
button
(9)
is
will be
(9)
player:
CD
the
in
slot until you feel
disc
the
into
up
player automatically. Disc playback will
the
player:
CD
the
in
briefly
(5)
move
to
pressed
each
selected
fast reverse
for
playback.
until
to
the
time
CD
the
previous track
the
higher track
next
backward
the
shown on
as
fast forward. Disc
or
Press
the
mode
button
display
or selected
is
button
display
the
again
the
is
to
some
next
play
Previewing
During disc
the
first
the
10
Press
track on press mode. When the display.
Tracks
play,
disc.
button
INT
playing
seconds
the
press
INT will appear on
of
button
Repeating Tracks
button
RPT
Press
0
function. When
tracks in again
Playing
Press icon will
When tracks in the random function
random order instead
the
will
icon
playing
the cancel
to
Tracks
ROM
the
appear on the
playing
the
appear on
a MP3/WMA disc, press and
current directory.
repeat function.
the
in
button
a MP3/WMA disc, press and
current directory in random order.
button
INT
the
listen
to
(24) a MP3/WMA disc, press and
each track in
again
(22)
the
to
continuously repeat
to
display.
RPT
(24)
display.
the
track.
the
the
exit this mode.
Press
will
Press
current
button
the
hold
appear on
play
to
Random
play all
to
(26)
display panel.
enabled,
the normal
of
the track
tracks on
Press
11+1
progression.
CD
again
hold the
Press
button
seconds
10
first
the
When a desired track
button
the
the
hold
directory.INT
same track.
the
again
RPT
the
display.
the
in random order.
cancel
to
ROM
again
it
will also select tracks in the
(9)
again
button
INT
appear on
will
RPT
cancel
to
button
the function.
button
(22)
Press
(26)
exit this mode. With
to
ROM
of is exit this
to
(24)
and
the
repeat
to
button
the
and
play all
to
each
reached,
play
to
the
the
repeat
all
the~
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MP1524
Ejecting A Disc
Press
(6).
the!
button
(1
0)
to
stop disc playback and eject
the
disc from
the
disc slot ·
Special Functions For
1.
Selecting a Directory When selected for play, files and folders are accessed in written
direction in direction in folders,
2.
Selecting The
button
When pressed,
3.
Searching Press to
Searching Press directories the
by
the
CD
writer.
the
folder hierarchy
the
folder hierarchy.
the
DIR-
button
tracks using
AS/PS * iPod®-MENU
during
the
AS/PS * iPod®-MENU
select a track. Then press
Directory
the
AS/PS * iPod®-MENU
that
volume
a.
Use
the
MP3 operation.
it
activates and selects each
Track Directly
have
knob
(21
volume
MP3/
Press
(25) the
or
File
the
same character which
).
The search
knob (21)
WMA Discs
the
DIR-
or
the
If
the
or
DIR+
AS/PS*
(19)
the
Name
button
is
assigned
button
volume
button
function
to
select
button
button
DIR+
MP3/WMA disc does
·(19)
(19) twice. The
the
(25)
button (23) are non operational.
as
a Digital Audio Mode selection
mode
once.
button
is
is
as
follows:
characters A
+.
b.
Press
c.
Press
Searching From Root
Press or
directories
button Select
use
BAND/LOUD
play.
Searching From Current Press files the the directory be played by pressing
4.
the
or
1111+1
currently playing file name
Display Information Press clock,
the
volume
the
BAND/LOUD
the
AS/PS * iPod®-MENU
the
(9).
the
desired directory/songs
AS/PS * iPod®-MENU
directories from
button
or
the
ID3
(9).
file in
DISP
button
TAG
(if available: song title, directory name, and artist name.
button
Directory
from
root
button
the
The current directory name
the
directory by
the
(18)
(21)
to
confirm
button
directory
(4)
to
Directory.
current directory
BAND/LOUD
to
(4)
to
button
by
by
using
confirm.
button
is
displayed (selected). The user can select
the
volume
show
the
entry
start
the
(19) three times. The
using
If
(19) for four times. The
button
following
the
the
by
the
volume
selected
using
is
displayed for a second and
knob
(4).
the
order
to
select in
(23)
to
of
Digital Audio.
Use
the
(21)
to
start playing
unit
inputted
to
of
each character.
title
search.
~button
button
title
the
(21
).
The selected file can
information, such
downward
select in upward
not
contain any
.
volume
searches files and by
the
Z,
blank,
unit
(8)
is
a song,
unit
~button
they
were
button
the
track.
user rotating
0
to
9,
searches files or
the
1111+1
(21)
and then
it
starts
searches
(8)
or
the
as
the
(21)
_,
-,
to
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MP1524
USB
The
panel memory
2.
3.
4.
NOTE: an batteries USB
interface.
Operation
contains a
unit
unit
the
of
device using this interface.
protective cover
the
Lift
1.
the
the
The
player
should
USB
the
the
USB
unit
USB
unit
play
USB
is
and
Locate Insert
on If
select
MP3
interface. Otherwise,
When in
interface
USB
beneath
connector on
USB
device
device
automatically.
in another
mode.
support
only
can
uses
it
be removed
mode, be sure
(16).
protective cover
the
AUX-IN
reveal
to
the
USB
the
into
operation press
mode
normal damage
of
standard
a
batteries (non rechargeable batteries), the
the MP3
from
to
to
not
interface
USB
The
(13).
Panel
Front
D
0
connector.
USB
the
the
front
the batteries
of
connector. The
memory
USB
player
remove
the
You
Cover
radio.
the
and
first
may
USB
front
the
the
the
USB
an
audio
button
to
USB
located on
is
can connect
Connector
USB
Connector
AUX
read
will
unit
MODE/PAIR
device. When connecting
then connected
result. driver
from
files
(5)
the
to
Memory
memory
SO
The
Card
panel. The connector
memory
you insert a
MP3
the
card operation
SO
in another
is
unit
SO
the
SO
in
files
card mode.
Operation
card interface
used
is
card in
card and start
the
same
the
is
mode
of
22
located behind
is
(29)
accept an
to
memory
SO
the
MP3
play
to
memory
USB
the
as
operation, press
the
playback
for
card
SO
card interface,
files automatically.
device described above.
MODE/PAIR
the
cover on
SO
button
the
audio files.
of
unit
the
(5)
front
When
-will search
the
If
select
to
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MP1524
Disc Notes
Notes
Attempting damage
CD-Rs
on
(Recordable
1.
Be
sure
discs:
to
the
unit.
to
use discs
use non-standard shape discs (e.g.; square, start, heart) may
Be
sure
to
use
CDs}/CD-RWs
with
the
following
round-shape
(Rewriteable
COs
marks
COs):
only
mlU~OO
DIGITAL AUDIO
2.
The
unit
cannot called "closing to
the
manual
finalization
3.
Depending on the recording status, conditions used
for
the
• Electronic circuits. This 10
seconds ahead
is
encountered
interrupted,
Do
not
discs,
.Dirt, dust, scratches and warping discs may cause the
• Depending on the recording status, conditions used for more
-
Use
-
Use
-Do
not
Shock Protection
capability enables
or
stick paper
as
it
may cause a malfunction.
the
recording, some
reliable playback, please CD-RWs CD-Rs
with
with
play a
play
a
CD-R
the
session" in some CD-R/CD-RW
of
your CD-R/CD-RWsoftware for more information on the
process.)
recording, some
(ESP).
of
its current
during
result
speed 1 x
CD-RW
player operation,
in a skip.
or
tape, etc,
CD-Rs/CD-RWs
speed
1
x
to
which
to
Bx
has
or
CD-RW
CD-Rs/CD-RWs may
The
the
CD
play position.
onto
the
see
following
4x and
and
write
been
that
CD
Player
Player
play
label
write
with
written
is
to
project disc
As
of
the
side
of may recommendations:
with
speed 1 x
for more than 5 times.
only
in this unit.
for
play
in this unit:
not
finalized.
software.
of
the disc and the
not
be
in this
a
not
speed
unit
result,
current track
or
the
CD
the disc and the
be
1
to
This
(Please
played is
equipped
play approximately
if
a severe road
recording side
player
played
x
to
2x.
2x.
is
also
refer
equipment
on this unit.
with
ESP
bump
will
not
be
of
any
to
malfunction.
equipment
on this unit. For
Notes
The disc must be in the the expansion format.
When naming a
For recognize it.
on
MP3
a non-MP3
files :
MP3
file,
even
1509660
file,
be sure the
though
level
the
1
or
level
2 format,
file
name extension
file
name extension
or
Joliet
is
".MP3'~
11
is
.MP3':
or
the
Romeo in
unit
will
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MP1524
iPod® /iPhone®
An
iPod®
the
front
the
MODE/PAIR
Selecting
1.
2.
3.
Selecting
1.
2.
3.
Pausing Playing
When
1
II/...,_
or
iPhone® device can be connected
panel. Once connected,
button
a Category
When The category
Rotate PLAY
Press
Select a category to stored in
Rotate previous track.
Press
iPod®
the
LIST the
confirm
the
the
playing a track, press
button
or
will
volume
---+
volume
a
Track
the
selected category,
the
iPod®
volume
volume
(27) again
iPhone®
ARTIST
Operation
to
the
if
the
unit
is
in another mode
(5)
to
select
is
playing, press
appear on
knob
button
as
or
knob
button
(21)
---+
(21
described above. When pressing
iPhone®.
(21)
(21)
the
to
resume playing.
iPod®
the
display.
to
change
ALBUM
)to confirm
to
change
to
1
11/...,_
the
play
button
---+
the
mode.
the
AS/PS
the
category
GENRE
the
selected category.
display will
the
track
selected track.
(27)
to
unit
through
*
iPod®-MENU
as
follows:
---+
SONGS
the
show
title
pause playing.
to
the
the
USB
of
operation press
volume
current
next track
interface on
button(19).
button
catalog
or
Press
the
(21)
the
Repeating Tracks
When
Press
Playing Tracks In Random
When playing a track, press category in random order. again
Press
In
shuffle mode.
Selecting
When or
When playing a track for more than 1 second, press current track from
When playing a track
previous track.
When seconds normal playback.
playing
the
RPT
to
cancel
the
ROM
the
Song
or
a Track Up/Down
playing
next track in
playing
to
play in fast reverse
a track, press
button
(22) again
the
RPT
to
cancel
Order
the
ROM
ROM
the
function.
button
Album
a track, press
the
a track, press and hold
(26) for 2 seconds
shuffle mode, press
current category.
the
start
for
less
will appear on
the
1+11
button
of
that
track.
than 1 second, press
or
fast forward. Release
button
the
button
to
the
You
can
the
1+11
(22) briefly
repeat function.
(26)
to
the
play
all
ROM
(8)
or
11+1
not
enter
the~
button
to
repeat
play all
display.
tracks in
button
button
the
the
1+11
button
(8)
or
11+1
the
button
the
current track.
tracks in
Press
an
album.
(26)
(9)
to
next category.
button
button
ROM
again
play
(8)
(8)
to
the
current
button
to
exit
the
to
to
play
(9)
for several
resume
(26)
previous
play
the
the
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MP1524
Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® among devices. The Bluetooth® audio capabilities can be used for mobile phones hands free applications. Bluetooth®
with
most Bluetooth® enabled mobile phones. Before Bluetooth® functions on Bluetooth® functions.
NOTE: feet
(2.4
wireless technology.
Adhere
Before using Bluetooth® functions, you must pair your mobile phone To
ensure
mobile phone battery
• Once
CARBT _JENSEN
To
achieve
of
the
• Always keep a clear path between place a metal
unit.
• Some
PLEASE
To
ensure
microphone when talking.
To
manually
SCAN#
technology
The
line-of-sight distance between this
meters)
to
the
the
the
unit
unit.
mobile
DO
the
button
Operation
has
the
capability
has
the
unit, please make sure your mobile phone supports
or
less
for sending
following
best reception for pairing and re-connection, please make sure
has
the
best performance, always keep
object
phones
NOT
use the power saving
best conversation quality/performance, stay
disconnect
(12). Bluetooth®
guidelines for successful operation.
is
fully
been paired
will
be displayed on
or any other obstacle between
(like Sony Ericsson) may have a
the
and
charged before you begin.
with
mobile phone from
will
to
wirelessly synchronize and transfer data
many profiles and
unit
and
receiving voice
the
mobile phone, the unit's model number,
the
mobile phone list
the
mobile phone
the
mobile phone and the head unit. Never
mode
be
~~disconnected"
with
the
the
the
unit
is
compatible
attempting
your
mobile phone
and
data via Bluetooth®
the
mobile phone and
11
Power Saving
unit.
unit, press and hold
but
to
of
devices.
within
still
paired.
use
within
Mode" option.
one meter
to
the
must
be 8
the
unit.
3 meters
the
of
the
the
the
Pairing
Your
mobile
following
NOTE: may
vary
1.
Press display.
2.
Access
3.
Set
NOTE: automatically
4.
Use appear
the
paragraphs describes
The
following
slightly
and
the
the
mobile
Some discovery modes have a
the
on
Mobile
phone
from
hold
mobile
turned
mobile
your
can initiate a search
procedures are generic. Procedures
the
phone
off.
phone's add a
mobile
Phone
the
pairing process.
mobile
MODE/PAIR
phone
phone
Bluetooth®
Bluetooth® discover
phone
manufacturer
button
time
new
display.
with
for
device feature. A device
the
new
devices and pair
(5)
until
function
mode
limit
(usually
Head
to
mobile
PAIRING
and set
to
a minute) before
for
pairing
the
ON.
Unit
phone
is
to
the
mobile
manufacturer.
shown
function
or
devices
unit. The
phones
on
the
to
ON.
they
are
will
LCD
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MP1524
5.
prompt
A
to
request and initiate
NOTE: phqne default for
6.
Some
the
prompt
A default
At this
7. prompt
mobile
requires a pass key
unit
mobile
pairing
"0000'~
is
passkey
point
should
phone and
to
a message
connected.
now
are devices.
8.
When
unit's
successfully paired,
display panel.
again.
NOTE:
(<!>}/MUTE
terminate the
PAIRED
During
END
the
button
pairing
will
bond
or
pair
the
phones require a "pass
many
for
code
for
PIN
the
enter a
prompt
a
should
process.
pairing
or
mobile
number
is
unit
stating pairing successful should
appear asking connect
should connect. The
unit
the
"Device Connected" and
similar
to
CARBT_JENSEN
the
the pairing process
If
pairing
(1) are functional.
appear
process,
process, press
on the
LCD
appear on your
pairing
or
key"
need
will
code,
you
phones
passkey for
or
is
"0000"
"0000':
unit,
the
to
the
appear on the
will
Bluetooth® symbol
failed,
the volume
only
The
and
display.
other
hold
knob
are
keys
MODE/PAIR
the
mobile
to
or
unit
the
Yes
mobile
mobile
(J)
wait
(21)
disabled.
phone. Accept
connect.
code
enter this number.
"1234"'~
to
The
should
default
appear. The
appear. Another
Press
NO.
or
phone
phone and
mobile
be displayed
will
for minute and
Power
and
Jf
button
Yes.
should display
the
phone list
try
On/Off
want
you
and
(5)
the
your
If
The
on
to
to
The
code
unit
of
the
pair
8/uetooth®
unit
The
automatically
been paired
has
displayed
unit
The
Reconnect
built-in
a
has
reconnect
the
on
connect
will
with
unit's
conditions:
turned
is
unit
The
a.
ignition
Turning
b.
ACC
the Press
can
You and hold
the
position.
~
the
wait
the
Button
several
for
SCAN#
connection process
successfully
connects
Feature
automatic Bluetooth®
mobile
a
with
before.
unit
the
display panel.
a mobile
with
and then turned on again.
off
switch from
and
button
Button
the
to
(4),
seconds
(12)
unit's
display panel will display
mobile
the
to
for
phone
sure
Be
phone
ACC
the
NOT PAIRED
the
let
several
phone
reconnect function. The
mobile
the
as
long
as
Bluetooth symbol
the
that
within
position
unit
seconds
CONNECT
ten seconds under
and then returning
OFF
to
may be
reconnect
to
displayed
automatically
reconnect. During
to
CONN
will
OK
TRY.
be displayed.
unit
phone
(J)
the
the
on
When
will
is
following
to
LCD.
press
or the
unit
the
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MP1524
T-MENU
When will access or the TALK XX.
PRENUM
Displays speed dial phone numbers stored in store
NOTE: contained
Storing
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
NOTE: button all
Making
1.
2.
Preview Press
in speed dial list,
briefly~
Edit Select
volume
the
unit
is
111+1
button
following
1
0
numbers maximum.
If
unit
Speed
Press
Use
the
there are
Press
on Use
the
the
Q
......
paired
the
telephone menu. Pressing this
(9)
will scroll
sequence:
is
reset
in
the
PRE
Dial
the
MENU
volume
no
presets stored, EMPTY
volume knob
display. 9,
*,
#, buttons on
with
PRE
by
pressing the reset
NUM
Numbers:
button
knob
number. When you finish entering
store
the numbers.
Press number
In
the event a
(4)
a Speed
Press
the
the
MENU
the
Speed
the
knob
the
number
will
clear it. Pressing
Dial
the
~
button
and hold
the
stored in
Speed
button
use
button
(4)
Dial
number
(21)
you
to
into
wrong
Call
(4).
front
the
List
(7)
the
volume knob
to
confirm dialing
List
want
enter
a mobile
through
NUM,
memory
(7)
and select
(21)
to
(21)
to
the
the
the
preset memory. The
number
and
number
preset
to
will
select
phone
the
menu. The menu items
RECEIVED,
will
be erased.
determine which
access
unit's
front
desired number, press
is
entered,
holding
that
be displayed on
PRE
(21)
the
to
edit
from
the
edit
interface.
button
PRE
will
the
the
corresponds
NUM.Ifyou
to
number.
the
briefly pressing
button
or
DIALED, MISSED,
the
preset memory. The
(29), the speed
the
pressing
will
diai!Jumbers
MENU
the~
button
button
be displayed in
MANU
ANSER,
unit
NUM.
memory
appear on
memory
panel
to
preset.
enter
LCD
briefly pressing the
BAND/LOUD
the
the
will
to
preset
is
available.
display.
DIAL-->
the
desired telephone
volume
display
will appear
knob
SAVE
BAND/LOUD
button
the
preset number. The
(4)
will
OK.
LCD.
select
want
the
to
call
any
speed dial
number
number
speed dial list, then briefly press
can
(21)
clear
and
(7)
(8)
If
to
RECEIVED
The received menu item displays
Use
the
volume
calls
are displayed you can briefly press
dialed.
knob
(21)
to
scroll
the
last
through
call
the
the
the~
mobile
phone
has
received numbers.
button
(4)
and the
received.
As
received
number
will
be
27
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DIALED
The
dialed menu item
the
volume
displayed
knob
(21)
to
you can briefly press
MISSED
The missed menu item the
volume
displayed
knob
(21)
to
you can briefly press
displays
scroll
displays
scroll
the
last call
through
the~
the
last call
through
the~
the
mobile
the
dialed
button
the
the
missed numbers.
button
numbers.
(4)
and
mobile
(4)
and
phone
the
number
phone
the
number
MP1524
has
dialed.
As
dialed calls
will
has
missed.
As
missed
will
Use
be
dialed.
calls
be
dialed.
are
Use
are
MANUAL
An incoming knob When in Press automatic answer
(21)
the~
ANSWER
call can be manually
to
select
the
manually
BAND/LOUD
MANU
answer
mode
TALK VOLUME
This menu item displays
knob
MAKING
Outgoing dialed using from
Making
1.
NOTE: clear it. Pressing
2.
TRANSFERRING
While speaking transfer
TRANSFER
(21) adjusts
AN
OUTGOING CALL
calls can be performed in
the
the
PRE
NUM,
an
outgoing
Press~
phone
call
the
If
you
Pressing
NUM
last call
the
button
number
number.
enter
~
will
appear on
number.
phone
will
the
talk volume level
front
panel keypad
RECEIVED, DIALED, MISSED
call
(4)
you
the
wrong
and
holding
button
A CALL
during
call
a
from
appear on
(MANU
ANS
the
the
ANS)!AUTOMATIC ANSWER (AUTO ANS)
or
automatically
(manual
mode
button
unit
will
current
press
(4)
to
answer
talk
answer)
reject
volume
from
two
manners. The
or
the
by
inputting
on
the
front
want
(4)
to
dial.
number, briefly pressing
the BAND/LOUD
twice
the
BETWEEN
call
the
will
LCD
display.
pressing and
the
unit
LCD
the
panel.
Then
access
MOBILE PHONE
to
the
display.
answered.
or
AUTO
the~
button
the
incoming
the
call automatically.
level calls. Turning
a range
of
00
outgoing
by
pressing
the
lists.
phone
Use
press~
button
the
Pressing~
holding
mobile
the
last
the
number
0-9,
*,#buttons
button
BAND/LOUD
(4)
will
number
button
AND
MENU
phone
ANS
(4)
Press
to
call.
the
(auto answer).
answer
When in
the
to
100.
call can be direct
call list phone
manually:
to
(4)
again which
button
clear
all
the numbers.
function and
(4)
THE
button
again
UNIT
will dial
(7)
and vice versa.
volume
the
call.
the
volume
number
enter
the
will
(4)
will
LAST
will
the
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MP1524
BLUETOOTH
The
unit
supports music, mobile unit. button
Use
your song.
when
phone. Set
While listening
(8)
the~
mobile
the
or
11+1
button
phone.
AUDIO
Bluetooth®
phone
the
to
button
(8)
Press
MICROPHONE
You
can connect
unit.
an
external microphone
and
mobile
your
(9)
and
or
111+1
the
(A2DP
audio functions.
the
unit
phone
mobile
the
button
1 {
~~~}
FUNCTON)
are paired, you can
to
play
phone
1 {
~~~)
(9)
to
select
button
from
If
your
the
audio
button
the
to
pause
the
mobile
file
and
selection only
are functional.
previous or next song
or
MIC
jack on
phone can
select
it
resume playback
an
audio
will be heard on
the
the
play
file on
buttons
of
back
of
the
the~
tile
on
a
the
the
29
Page 31
TROUBLESHOOTING
Before problems persist after checking
going
through
the
checklist,
the
the
check
list, contact
wiring
connections.
your
nearest service dealer.
MP1524
If
any
of
the
Symptom
No power.
Disc cannot be loaded ejected.
No sound.
or
Cause
• The car not
• The fuse
• A disc player.
• The disc
wrong
• Compact disc
dirty
• The temperature inside
car
• Condensation.
• The volume
• The
connected.
ignition
on. connected
is
is
loaded inside
is
inserted in
direction.
or
defective.
is
too
high.
wiring
switch
blown.
the
is
extremely • Clean
is
at
minimum.
is
not
properly
is
the
the
Solution
If
the
power supply
to
the accessory circuits, engine the
• Replace
• Remove then
• Insert the
new
.
Let vehicle temperature cool.
• Turn then
• Adjust
level.
• Check
is
not
running, switch
ignition
insert a
the
label facing upward.
the
one.
the
try
the
key
the
fuse.
the
disc in
new
compact disc
disc
or
player
again.
the
volume
wiring
is
car
but
the
to
"ACC':
the
player,
one.
try
to
play a
off
for
an hour,
to
a desired
connection.
with
CD
audio
..
skips
The • The built-in
operation keys
do
not
work.
The radio
does work.
The radio
station automatic selection does work.
not
not
• The installation angle greater than 30 degrees.
is
• The disc
• The disc
is
not
due
to
• The antenna cable connected.
• The signals are
extremely dirty.
is
defective.
operating properly
noise.
is
microcomputer
is
not
too
weak.
• Adjust to
• Clean
• Play a
Press
• The
installed.
• Insert firmly.
• Select a station manually.
the
installation angle
less
than 30 degrees.
the
compact disc.
new
compact disc.
the
RESET
front
panel
the
antenna cable
button.
is
not
properly
30
Page 32
MP1524
SPECIFICATIONS
Power Signal (Reference: 1 Frequency response: Auxiliary Reference
CD
Signal-to-noise ratio: Frequency response:
Channel D/
FMTuner
Tuning range Tuning range (Europe): 87 Tuning range (South America): 87.50MHz-1
Mono SOdB Stereo separation@ 1kHz: >35dB Frequency response: 30Hz-17kHz. -3dB
AM
Tuning range
Tuning range (Europe): 522kHz-1620kHz
Tuning range (South America): Sensitivity@ Frequency response: 50Hz-2kHz., -3dB
Auxiliary
Input Frequency response: 20Hz Input
General
Power Power Antenna (Blue):
Operating Temp: Fuses: DIN (178mm x
Specifications subject
output:
to
noise ratio:
input
13 watts
watt,
used
supply
RMS
70dBA
4-ohms)
20Hz
as
voltage:
below
to
source reference
14.4VDC
X 4 channels
20kHz
Player
>90dBA
20Hz-20kHz,
separation: >55dB@ 1kHz
A converter: 1
sensitivity: 12dBf
quieting
Bit/CH
(USA):
sensitivity (stereo): 16dBf
87.5MHz- 1 .SOMHz-1
Tuner
(USA):
20dB signal
530kHz-
to
171OkHz
530kHz-
noise:
Input
sensitivity: impedance:
supply:
15
amp
chassis dimensions: 7"H x 7"W x
178mm
400mV
10
11-16
-1
OC~60C
fast
blow x
RMS
to
k-ohms
VDC,
SOmm)
negative
500mAmp
ATO
to
change
for
20kHz,
reference.
(-3dB),
-3dB
07.9MHz
08.00MHz
30uV
1
watt
RMS
-3dB
ground
Max,
current
4"0
without
171OkHz
into
4-ohms@
08.00MHz
into
4-ohms
limited
notice
<
1% THD+N
protection.
31
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NOTES
MP1524
32
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MP1524
NOTES
33
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MP1524
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Asistencia
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Page 37
·
Limited
Warranty
CD
or
Multimedia
Radios/Headunits
Audiovox
EJectronics
Corporation
("the
Company")
is
committed
to
quality
and
customer
service, and are pleased
to
offer
you
this
Warranty. Please read
it
thoroughly
and
contact
the
Company
at
1-800-
323-4815
with
any questions.
Who
is
covered?
The Company extends this warranty to
the
original
retail
purchaser of products
purchased through
an
authorized Audiovox retailer
in
the
U.S.A.,
Puerto
Rico
or
Canada. This warranty
is
not transferable or assignable. Proof of purchase
is
required
in
the
form of
an
original sales
receipt.
What is covered?
The Company warrants that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use,
be
proven
defective
in
material
or workmanship within
12
months from the
date of original purchase, such defect(s) will
be
repaired
or
replaced
with a new
or
reconditioned
product
(at
the
Company's
option)
without charge for parts and
repair labor.
What
is
not
covered?
This Warranty does not cover the following:
Damage incurred during shipping or transporting the product to the Company or a service center
Elimination of car static or motor noise
Defects
in
cosmetic, decorative or non-operative structural parts
Correction
of
antenna problems
Costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation
of
the product
Consequential damage to compact discs, USB devices, digital media cards, accessories or vehicle electrical systems
Damage caused by improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, blown fuse, battery leakage, theft or improper storage
Products whose factory serial number/bar code label(s) or markings have been removed or defaced
Damage resulting from moisture, humidity, excessive temperature, extreme environmental conditions or external natural causes
Please review the "Care and Maintenance"
section
of
your
Installation
and Operation Manual
for
additional
information
regarding the
proper
use
of
your
product.
DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE STORE
Limitations
THE EXTENT
OF
THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY
IS
LIMITED
TO
THE
REPAIR
OR
REPLACEMENT
PROVIDED
ABOVE
AND,
IN
NO
EVENT,
SHALL
THE
COMPANY'S
LIABILITY
EXCEED
THE
PURCHASE
PRICE
PAID
BY
PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.
This Warranty
is
in
lieu
of
all
other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING
ANY
IMPLIED
WARRANTY
OF
MERCHANTABILITY, SHALL
BE
LIMITED
TO
THE DURATION
OF
THIS
WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH
OF
ANY WARRANTY
HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY
OF
MERCHANTABILITY MUST
BE
BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD
OF
24
MONTHS FROM DATE
OF
ORIGINAL PURCHASE.
IN
NO
CASE
SHALL
THE
COMPANY
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY CONSEQUENTIAL
OR
INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES
FOR
BREACH
OF
THIS
OR
ANY OTHER
WARRANTY,
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER.
No
person or representative
is
authorized to
assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein
in
connection
with the sale of this product. Some
states
do
not allow limitations
on
how
long
an
implied warranty
lasts
or
the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage
so
the
above
limitations or exclusions
may
not apply to
you.
This Warranty gives
you
specific
legal
rights
and
you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Obtaining
Warranty
Service
• To obtain repair or replacement within the terms
of
this Warranty,
call 1-800-323-4815 for the location
of
a warranty station serving
your area.
• You must prepay the initial shipping charges to the Company. The Company will pay the return shipping charges for all warranteed products returned to an address within the U.S.A., Puerto Rico
or
Canada.
• Please package the product securely to avoid shipping damage. We recommend using a carrier that provides tracking service to prevent lost packages. Lost
or
damaged packages are not
covered by this warranty.
• Provide a detailed description
of
the problem(s) for which you
require service.
Page 38
Garantia
Limitada
NO
RETORNE
ESTE PRODUCTO
A
LA
TIENDA
Radios
del
CD
o
de
los
Multimedia
Audiovox
Electronics
Corporation
("Ia
Compaiiia)
es
una
corporacoon
comprometida
con
Ia
calidad
y
el
servicio
al
cliente,
y
se
complace
en
ofrecerle
esta
Garantia.
Por
favor,
Ieaia
completamente
y
contacte
a
Ia
Compaiiia
a11-800-323-4815
por
cualquier
duda.
l
Quien
esta
cubierto?
La
Campania
extiende esta garantia
al
comprador minorista
original
de
los
productos comprados a un distribuidor Audiovox
autorizado en
USA.
Puerto Rico o Canada.
Esta garantia no es
translerible
o asignable. Se
recuiere prueba
de
compra
en
forma
de
recibo
de
venta
original.
t
Que
esta
cubierto?
La
Campania
garantiza
que
si
este
producto o
cua
lquier
parte
del
mismo, bajo
uso
norma
l,
se prueba
que
tiene defectos
en
materiales
o mana
de
obra dentro
de
los
12
meses
desde
Ia
fecha
de
compra
or
igi
na
l,
dichos
defectos
seran
reparados o
reemplazados
con un producto
nuevo
o reacondicionado (a opci6n
de
Ia
Campania
)
sin costos
por
repues
t
os
o por
l
abor
de
reparaci6n.
l
Que
no
esta
cubierto?
Esta Garantia
no cubre
lo
siguiente:
Danos
ocurridos duran
te
el
envio o transporte
del
producto a
Ia
Campania
o al centro
de
servicio
Eliminaci6n
de
estatica o ruido de
motor
Defectos
en
cosme
tica, partes
estructurales
decorativ
as
o
no
operativas
Correcci6n
de
problemas
de
antena
Costas incurridos
par
instalaci6n,
retiro o
reinstalaci6n del
producto
Danos
consecuentes a discos
co
mpactos,
disposit
i
vos
USB,
tarjetas
multimedia digitales,
accesorios o siste
mas electricos del vehiculo Danos
ca
usados
por
instalaci6n
inadecuada,
ma
l
manejo o uso,
negligencia,
acc
identes,
fusibles
quemados, goteras
en
Ia
bateria. robo o alma
ce
namiento inadecuado.
Productos
cuyo
numero
de
serie o c6digo
de
barra
de
fabrica o sus marcas hayan sido quitados o borrados
Danos resultantes
de
Ia
humedad. temperatura excesiva, condiciones medioambientales extremas o
causas
naturales
extern
as
Por
favor,
revea
Ia
seccion
"C
uidados
y
Mantenimiento
"
de
su
Manual
de
lnstalacion
y
Operacion
para
obtener
informacion
adicional
relacionada
al
uso
adecuado
de
su
producto.
Limitaciones
LA
EXTENSI6N
DE
LA
RESPONSABILIDAD
DE
LA
COMPANIA
BAJO ESTA
GARANTIA
SE
LIMITA
A
LA
REPARACI6N
0
REEMPLAZO
PROVISTO
ARRIBA
Y, EN NINGUN CASO.
EXCEDERA
LA
RESPONSABILIDAD
DE
LA
COMPAiiiiA
EL
PRECIO
DE
COMPRA
PAGADO
POR
EL
COMPRADOR
DEL
PRODUC
TO.
Esta Garantia
esta
en
Iugar
de
todas
las
otras garantias o responsabilidades.
CUALQUIER
GARANT
IAS
IMPLICADA
S, I
NCLUYENDO
CUALQUIER
GARANTIA
IMPLICADA
DE
MERCANTIB
ILIDAD,
SERA
LIMITADA
A
LA
DURACI6N
DE
ESTA
GARANTiA
ESCRITA. CUALQUIER
ACCI6N
POR INCLUMPLIMIENTO
DE
CUALQUIER
GARANTiA AQUi
ESPECIFICADA
IN
CLUIDA
CUALQUIER
GARANTIA
IMPLiCI
TA
DE
MERCANTIBILIDAD
DEBE SER
LLEVADA A
CABO
DENTRO DE
UN
PERIDO
DE
24
MESES DESDE
LA FECHA DE
COMPRA ORIGINAL. IN
NINGUN
CASOLA
COMPAiiliA
SERA
RESPONSABLE
POR
NINGUN
DANO
CONSECUENTE
0
INCIDENTAL
POR
INCLUMPLI
M
IENTO
DE
ESTA
0
CUA
LQUIER
OTRA
GARANTIA
,
EXPRESA
0
IMPLICADA,
DE
NINGUNA
FORMA.
No
se
autoriza a ninguna persona o representante a
asumir
por
parte
de
Ia
Campania
ninguna responsabilidad diferente a Ia aqui expresa
da
en
co
nexi6n con Ia
venta
de
este producto.
Algunos
estados
no
permiten
limitaciones
sobre
el
t
iempo
de
duraci6n
de
una
garant
ia
implic
ada
o
de
Ia
ex
cl
us
ion
o
limitaci6n
de
danos incidentales
o consecuentes,
entonces
las limitaciones
y
exc
lusion
es
antes
mencionadas
pueden
no
aplicarle
a usted. Esta
Garantia
le
da
derechos
legales
especificos y usted
tambie
n
pue
de
tener
otros
dere
chos
que
pueden
variar
de
estado
en
estado.
Obteniendo
e/
Servicio
de
Garantia
Para
obtener
repara
ci6
n o
reemplazo
dentro
de
los
terminos
de
esta
Garantia,
llame
al
1-8
00-323-4815
porIa
ubicaci6n
de
un
servicio
de
garantia
en
su
area
.
Ust
ed
deb
e
pagar
previamente
los
cos
ta
s
de
env
io
ini
cia
l a
Ia
Campani
a. La
Campania
pag
a
ra
l
os
cos
t
os
de
envio
de
retorno
de
to
dos
lo
s
productos
en
garantia
enviados
a
dire
cc
iones
dentro
de
USA
.
Puerto
Rico
o Canada. Por
favor
empaquete
el
producto
de
forma
segura
para
evitar
danos
en
el
transporte.
Recomendamos
usar
una
empresa
de
transporte
que
provea
servicio
de
rastreo
para
prevenir
Ia
perdida
de
paquetes.
Paquetes
perdidos
o
danados
no
estion
cubiertos
por
esta
garantia.
Provea
una
descripci6n
detallada
del
problema
o
p
roblemas
por
los
cuales
usted
requiere
se
rvi
cio
.
Garantie
Limitee
NE
RENVOYEZ PAS CE PRODUIT
AU
MAGASIN
Radios
CD
ou
Multimedia
I
Unites
principales
Audiovox
Electronics
Corporation
(Ia
Societe)
s
'e
ngage
a Ia
qualite
et
au
serv
i
ce
des
clients,
et
est
content
de
vous
offrir
cette
garan
tie.
Nous
vous
prions
de
le
li
re
attentivement
et
pre
ndre
contact
avec
Ia
Societe
au
1-800-323-4815
avec
des
questions
.
Qui
est
couvert
?
La
Societe
etend
oette
garantie
a
l'acheteur d'origne
en
detail
des
produils
achetes
a
un
detail
la
nt
autorise
d'Audiovox aux
Etats-U
nis.
Puerto
Rico
ou
Canada.
Cette
garanlie
ne
peut
pas
etre
transferee
ni
alienee.
Preuve d'achat
est
exige
sous
forme
du
recepisse
de
vente
d'
origine
.
Ce
qui
est
couvert?
La
Societe
garantit que
si
oe
prod
u~
ou une partie
de
ce
produit,
so
us
!'utilisation norrnale
par
l'acheteur
d'origine, dans
de
s
conditions
norrnales
,
s'avere defectueux en
materiel
ou en artisanat, dans 12 mois depuis
Ia
date
d'achat d'origine, de leis
de
fauts
seront
repares
ou
remplaces avec
un
nouveau produit ou un
produ~
reconditionne
(a
Ia
seule discretion
de
Ia societe)
sans frais
pour
les pieces
de
rechange
ou
le tra
vail
reparateur.
Ce
qui
n'est
pas
couvert
?
Cette garantie
ne
co
uvre pas
le
sui
vant
:
Des dommages surve
nus
lors
de
Ia
transportation
de
ce produit
a
Ia
Societe
ou
a
un centre d'entretien.
Elimination
des parasit
es
de
voiture ou
le bruit du mote
ur
Des
de
fauts dans des parti
es
cosmetiques, decorat
iv
es
ou structure
ll
es
non-operativ
es
Rectification des
problemas
d'antenne
Le
co(Jt
de
!'installation,
de
l'enlevement
ou
de
Ia
rEiins
ta
ll
ation
du
pr
oduit
Dommages indirects aux disques compacts, des engins
USB,
des cartes
de
media digitales,
des accessoires ou
le
systeme
electriq
ue
du
vehicule
Des
degats
survenus
a
cause
de
Ia
manipulation
mauvaise,
!'
insta
ll
at
ion
in
correcte, mauvai
se
ut
il
isation, negligence,
des accidents, des
fu
sibl
es
sautes, fuite
de
Ia pile,
du
vol
et
du
stockage incorrect
Produits soumis
a
l'enlevement
ou
Ia
degrada
ti
on du numero
de
serie
d'
usi
ne
/
el
iquettes
de
code
a
barres ou
des marquages. Des
degats
survenus
a
cau
se
de
Ia
moisissure,
l'humidite,
des temperat
ur
es
excessives, des conditions
environnementales extremes au des causes
nature
ll
es
ex
tem
es
Veuillez
revoir
Ia
section
Soin
et
Entretien
de
votre
Guide
d'
Operation
,
pour
avoir
des
infor
mations
supplementaires
quanta
Ia
bonne
utilisation
de
votre
produl
t.
Limitations
LA MESURE DE
LA
RESPONSABILITE DE LA
SOCIETE SOUS
CETTE
GARANTIE
ES
T LIMITEE
A LA
REP
ARAT
ION
OU
REMPLACEMENT
MENTIONNES CI-DESSUS
ET
DA
NS
AUCUN
CAS
LA
RESPONSABILITE
DE LA
SOC
IETE
N'EXCEDERA LE
PRIX
D'ACHAT PAYE PAR L'ACHETEUR
POUR
CE
PRODUIT.
Cette garantie tient
lieu
de toute autre garanlie ou
responsabilite
expresses.
TOUTE GARANTIE IMPLIQUEE,
Y
COMPRISE
UNE
GARANTIE IMPLIQUEE
DE
MARCHANDABILITE
,
SERA LIMITEE
A
LA
DUREE DE
CETI
E GARANTIE ECRITE. TOUTE
ACTION POUR
RUPTURE D'UNE
GARANTIE
QUELCONQUE
SOUS
LA PRESENTE, Y
COMPRIS TOUTE GARANTIE
IMPLIQUEE DE
MARCHANDABILITE
DO
lT
E:TRE
PORTEE
DANS
UNE
PERIODE
DE
24
MOIS DEPUIS
LA DATE D'ACHAT
D'ORIGIN
E.
EN AUCUN
CAS
LA
SOCIETE
NE
SERA RESPONSABLE
POUR TOUT DOMMAGE I
ND
IRECT OU ACCESSOIRE
PO
UR RUPTURE
DE
CETTE
GARAN
TI
E OU TOUTE
AUTRE
GARANTIE, EXPRESSE OU IMPLIQUEE.
Aucune personne ni un
representant
n'est
autorisee
d'assumer
de
Ia
part de
Ia societe
une responsabilite
autre que
oelle
exprimee
ici
neatif
a
Ia
vente de
oe
prod
u
~
.
Certia
ins
etats
ne perrnettent pas de
lim
~tions
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