Take time to read this OWNERÕS MANUAL
thoroughly. Familiarity with installation and
operating procedures will help you obtain the
best performance from your CAR Receiver.
Detachable Front
Panel Car Receiver
OWNERÕS MANUAL
MODEL:TCC-2510/2515
P/N:3828SNC064B
Mounting the unit When removing the unit
from the installation sleeve
If you need to remove the unit from
the installation sleeve, proceed as
follows.
Remove the rear supporter from the
unit.
Remove the front panel from the
unit.
Insert the lever into hole on one
side of the unit, and pull the lever
toward you. Do the same
operation on the other side and
pull out the unit from the
installation sleeve.
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Installations
Dashboard
Installation
sleeve
Bend the claws
according to the
thickness
of the dashboard.
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Precautions:
Be careful not to touch the rear side
panel of the unit when removing the
unit from the installation sleeve,
since it may be hot. On this side the
cooling ribs are located.
The unit is designed to operate only
on 12 volt DC negative ground
electrical system.
When you replace the fuse, be sure
to use a fuse of specified amperage
for each wire as mentioned in
chapter ÒConnectionsÓ. Using a fuse
of higher amperage may cause
serious damage to the unit.
Notes:
Use only the parts included with
the unit to ensure proper
installation. The use of
unauthorized arts can cause
malfunctions.
Consult with your nearest car
audio dealer if installation requires
the drilling of holes or other
modifications of the vehicle.
Do not use the front panel as a
way of gripping the unit during
installation and wiring. The front
panel may come away and the unit
may drop on the floor.
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Installations
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Main connector
Connect the main connector to the female
connector on the back of the unit.
Antenna Connection
Insert the plug of the car antenna cable
into the jack at the rear of the unit.
Ground Connection(Black)
Connect the ground lead (black) to a
metal part of the vehicle and secure
it using the screw provided on the
vehicle for this purpose.
If this connection is loose, or if the
cord is connected to something
other than a metal part of the car,
noise or malfunction may result.
Power Supply Lead
(Red)
Connect the red power supply
wire to the 12V + terminal
controlled by the car ignition
switch.
Memory Back-up Lead
(Yellow)
Connect the yellow memory power
supply wire to a 12V + terminal that is
always supplied with power regardless
of the vehicleÕs ignition switch position.
If this connection is made incorrectly or
is not made at all, the unit will not
work
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Line Out Jacks(Optional)
Connect to the Line-in RCA jacks
of the power amplifier.
Power Antenna
Lead/External Amplifier
Remote Turn-on Lead
Your will find a separate lead, blue
with a male terminal suitable to
many automatic antenna. This lead
is not to be used with nonautomatic antenna. If an automatic
car antenna is used, when
connecting the lead, the antenna
will be automatically extened when
the main switch is turned on. This
can also be used as a remote turnon wire connection for amplifiers
that have a remote sensing lead.
Using this connection will allow
simultaneous turning on/off of the
radio and an external amplifier.
Connections
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Connections
Precautions
Do not bring the connecting cords
near parts whose temperature will
rise when the vehicle is driven.
Secure the connectors securely so
that they are locked into position.
Improper can result in noise or
hamper operation.
This car receiver is not
desingned to
utilize the vehicleÕs
chassis as the
electrical return path from the speaker to
the radio. Always use two condutor wire
between each speaker and your stereo
unit.
2-Speakers connection
Use 4~8 Ohm impedance speakers.
Refer to the following connections
diagram.
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Antenna Jack
Line Out Jack
(Optional)
Antenna Signal
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Detachable Front Panel
The front panel of this unit can be
detached to prevent theft.
Detaching the Front Panel
Press the RELEASE button ( )to
release the extractable front panel.
Hold the right part of the front
panel and pull it towards you
gently.
Note:
Take care not to put pressure on the
display or control buttons, or drop the
front panel.
Place the Front Panel in the
supplied protective case.
Attaching the Front Panel
Push the front panel against the
main unit to reattach it.
Notes:
When replacing the front panel, do
not put pressure on the display or
control buttons.
The control buttons may not work
properly if the front panel is not
attached properly. If this occurs,
gently press the front panel.
Do not leave the front panel in any
area exposed to high temperatures
or direct sunlight.
Do not drop the front panel or
otherwise subject it to strong impact.
Do not allow such volatile agents
as benzine, thinner, or insecticides
to come into contact with the
surface of the front panel.
Never try to disassemble the front
panel.
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RELEASE
Button
Front Panel
Protective Case
Front Panel
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Location of Controls
POWER Button
EJECT Button
CASSETE Door
REW/FF( )
Button[DIRECTION]
BAND Button
RELEASE Button
PRESET(BEST STATION
MEMORY) BUTTON
LCD Display
TUNE Button
MD/LD Button, CONTROL
Button
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8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
POWER BAND
MD/LD
DN UP
TUNE
1 2 3
4 5 6
25WX2
1 2 3 4 5
910 8 7
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Sound Adjustment
POWER Button
Press POWER button or any other
button to turn the unit on.
Press POWER button again to turn it
off.
Note:
When you press the POWER button for
2 seconds after setting the proper
Volume level and notice your setting is
memorized simultaneously. Whenever
you turn on the unit, it will operate at the
volume level memorized.
MD/LD Button
Press the to change the control of
volume, bass, treble and balance.
CONTROL Button
After you have selected the proper
mode by using the MD/LD button,
control the desired function by
pressing this buttons within 5
seconds. After you finish selecting
modes, the unit returns to the initial
mode.
Operating display in all modes:
A numeric display is converted by
pressing this buttons.
Loudness Function
Press the MD/LD button for more than 2
seconds, activates the loudness circuit
which boots to compensate the human
earÕs lack of sensitivity to bass at low
levels.
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Tape Playback
Radio Operation
Turn the power ON.
Insert a cassette tape with the
exposed tape side to the right. If
radio broadcast is being received,
cassette playback automatically
begins.
The tape direction can be
reversed by pressing
both( ) buttons together.
The tape direction automatically
reverses when the tape end has
been reached.
To stop playback, press the
EJECT ( ) button and remove
the cassette tape.
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3
2
1
POWER BAND
MD/LD
DN UP
TUNE
1 2 3
4 5 6
25WX2
exposed
side
Basic Operation
Turn the power ON.
Press the BAND button to select
the desired frequency band.
Select the desired stations.
AUTO Tuning
Press the TUNE buttons for
more than 1 seconds.
MANUAL Tuning
Press the TUNE buttons
repeatedly until the desired station
appears.
Adjust the Volume and Tone using
MD/LD and CONTROL
button.
Note:
When the power is on, if a cassette
tape is inserted in the cassette
compartment, tape playback starts
automatically.
Memorizing Stations
24 stations [
18FM, 6AM(MW)]
can be
preset using 1-6 PRESET(BEST
STATION MEMORY) buttons. Stations
often listened to can be quickly
recalled.
Select the desired band using the
BAND button.
Tune in the desired station using
the TUNE buttons.
Press one of the
1-6
PRESET(BEST STATION
MEMORY)
button for more than 2
seconds. The station has now
been stored at one of the preset
buttons.
Repeat steps and for each
of the remaining 5 PRESET
(BEST STATION MEMORY)
buttons.
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Specifications
General
Output Power
...................................................................................
25 Wx2(Max.)
Power Source
......................................................................................
DC 12-15 V
Speaker impedance
....................................................................
4 x 2 or 8 x 2
Ground System
........................................................................................
Negative
Dimensions(WxHxD) .............................188 x 58 x 166 mm(Without Front Panel)
Net Weight
....................................................................................................
1.3 kg
Tape Player
Tape Drive System
....................................................................
Full Auto Reverse
Tape Speed
.......................................................................................
4.75 cm/sec.
Wow/Flutter
.....................................................................................
0.2% (WRMS)
S/N Ratio
.......................................................................................................
50 dB
Frequency Response
........................................................................
40-14,000 Hz
Tuner
FM
Frequency Range
.......................................................
65.0-74.0 MHz, 87.5-108 MHz
S/N Ratio
...........................................................................................................
60 dB
Distortion (T.H.D. 0.5W)
.....................................................................................
0.5%
Channel Separation
...........................................................................................
30 dB
AM(MW)
Frequency Range
...............................................................................
522-1, 620 kHz
S/N Ratio
...........................................................................................................
50 dB
Distortion (T.H.D. 0.5W)
.....................................................................................
0.5%
Note : The design and specifications are subject to change without
notice in the course of product improvement.
ÒThe working life of this product is 7 years since the date of
purchase.Ó
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