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SAFE OPERATION OF THE RADIO
The driving conditions today require that the driver pays full attention to
the road at all times. It is advised that when using this radio while
driving the driver maintain full concentration on the road. Therefore it is
strongly advised to do the following:
앫Never change a CD or read CD labels while driving.
앫Always ensure the volume of the audio system is set so that
outside acoustics can also be heard.
INTRODUCTION
The following instructions explain the general functions and operations
of Mack Radio Models.
Radio information is displayed through the LCD display on the radio.
The radio is commanded by the Faceplate, shown in Fig 1.
The main functions of the radio unit are Radio Mode and CD.
The main optional functions are:
앫CD supporting mp3 and WMA
앫USB (supporting mp3 and WMA)
앫iPod
앫Auxiliary audio input
앫Hands free (Bluetooth Phone Operation)
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GENERAL OVERVIEW
Radio/CD Controls Quick Reference Guide
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Fig. 1
1.“Preset #1” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
2.“Preset #2” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
3.“Preset #3” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
4.“Preset #4” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
5.“Preset #5” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
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6.“Preset #6” Button:
Radio: Push and release: Recall Preset Station
Radio: Push and hold: Store Preset Station
7.Rotary Knob/PWR Button:
Push: Power On and Off
Turn : Volume Adjust & Audio Value Update
12.CD/Aux Mode Select:CD/USB: Switch between sources other than radio
13.Up Button:Radio: Manual tuning up
14.(Fast) Forward Button:
Radio: Seek
CD/USB: Push and release: Select Next Track
CD/USB: Push and hold: Fast Forward
Bluetooth Phone: Accept incoming call (optional)
15.Menu Button:
Radio: Push and release: Menu Access
16.(Fast) Reverse Button:
Radio: Seek
CD/USB: Push and release: Select previous Track
CD/USB: Push and hold: Fast Reverse
Bluetooth Phone: Reject incoming call or hang up (optional)
iPod: Push and hold: Enter iPod menu (optional)
17.Down Button:
Radio: Manual tuning down
18.Audio Button:
General: Audio Settings
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Display Quick Reference Guide
Radio LCD Display
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Fig. 2 Base Radio LCD Display
Fig. 3 Mid Radio LCD Display (Optional)
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1.Base Radio Text Display
Radio: Displays radio frequency and station name
CD: Displays track, time and music info when available
2.Mid Radio Text Display
Radio: Displays radio band (FM/AM) and frequency
CD/USB: Displays track, time and music info when available
3.Source Display
Radio: Displays radio band (FM1, FM2, FM3 [Mid radio only] AM,
WX, or SAT [Mid radio only])
CD/USB: Displays other source than radio
4.Preset NumberRadio: Displays preset number
5.Phone ConnectedGeneral: Indicates a phone is connected
6.Bluetooth OnGeneral: Indicates that the Bluetooth function is on
7.Traffic InfoGeneral: Indicates that the traffic function is on
8.News InfoGeneral: Indicates that the news function is on
9.AFGeneral: Indicates that the AF (Alternative Frequency) function is
on
10.MenuGeneral: Displayed when in Menu
11.PTYGeneral: Indicates that the PTY (Program Type) function is on
12.RepeatCD/USB: Displayed when Repeat is on
13.RandomCD/USB: Displayed when Random is on
14.Alarm
General: Indicates that the Alarm clock function is on
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MAIN FUNCTIONS
Many functions are controlled or adjusted through the radio Menu. If
the Menu screen is open and the radio experiences no activity for a
10 second period, the radio will cancel any incomplete actions, close
the Menu screen and return to normal operation. The radio will save all
completed changes.
POWER
Switching On & Off, Mute and Pause of the Audio System
The audio system is switched on or off by pressing the (7) button.
If the driver wants to quickly mute the audio system sound, press the
(7) button.
RADIO MODE
Band Selection (FM and AM)
To select the radio as the play mode, turn the radio on and press the
RADIO button (10). The radio will then be active on the last used radio
band (AM, FM, etc.).
To switch between the bands (AM/FM1/FM2) use the RADIO button
(10).
Seek in Radio Mode
Use the Seek buttons ESC (16) or OK (14) to seek up or down
respectively on the radio. Once a station is found the seek function will
stop.
Manual Tuning
Push the UP (13) or DOWN (17) button to tune up or down
respectively.
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Presets (Storing Radio Stations)
Up to 12 FM and 6 AM radio stations can be stored for fast access.
There are two sets of FM radio preset bands, which are FM1 and FM2,
and one AM radio preset band. Each preset band can store 6 stations
on buttons 1 thru 6. In addition one FM preset band and one satellite
preset band are optional.
To store a specific station into a preset button, do the following:
1.Push RADIO (10) button until the required frequency band is
active (AM, FM1, FM2, FM3 [Optional], Weather, or Satellite radio
[Optional]).
2.Tune the radio to the desired station.
3.Push and hold the desired preset button (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6).
4.There will be a short mute as the station is stored. When audio
returns the process is completed.
Presets (Selecting a Stored Radio Station)
To select one of the preset stations, perform the following:
1.Push the RADIO (10) button to select the required band (AM, FM1,
FM2, FM3 [Optional], Weather, or Satellite radio [Optional]).
2.Push and release the required preset button (1) 2) (3) (4) (5) (6) to
activate the desired station.
Scan Mode
The scan feature allows the user to perform a radio station search
without having to toggle manually thru the stations. When in scan
mode, each station found will play for 10 seconds to give the user a
chance to sample the station program or music. The scan will then
continue on to the next available station unless the user chooses to
stop the scan and stay at the present station.
To enter scan mode, perform the following:
1.Press MENU button (15) on the radio.
2.Select “SCAN” by pressing OK (14).
To exit scan mode and stay at the present station, press the RADIO
(10) button.
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Using the Weather Band
NOAA Weather Radio is a service of the National Weather Service. It
provides continuous broadcasts of the latest weather information
directly from the National Weather Service offices. Taped weather
messages are repeated every four to six minutes and are revised every
one to three hours or more frequently if needed. Most of the stations
operate 24 hours a day. The weather for the area you are in can be
found on one of 7 stations. When in the Weatherband mode, the
display will show the “WX” icon and “CH” plus the channel number. The
channel can be changed using the UP (13) and DOWN (17) buttons
and can be also be preset to the pushbuttons.
The frequency associated with each channel is as follows:
1.162.550 MHz.
2.162.400 MHz.
3.162.475 MHz.
4.162.425 MHz.
5.162.450 MHz.
6.162.500 MHz.
7.162.525 MHz.
The National Weather Service operates approximately 372 stations.
Close to 90 percent of the nation’s population is within listening range
of a NOAA Weather Radio broadcast.
Satellite Radio Service (Optional Feature)
If your radio has the XM™ or SIRIUS™ logo, it is satellite radio
compatible. XM and Sirius are satellite radio services that offer more
than 100 channels of digital quality audio programming and can be
heard uninterrupted across the contiguous United States. A service fee
is required to receive satellite broadcasts. For more information,
contact XM at www.xmradio.com or by phone at 1-800-852-XMXM
(9696) or Sirius at http://activate.siriusradio.com or by phone at
1-888-539-7474.
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To activate the integrated satellite receiver, you must furnish your
satellite radio provider with the satellite receiver’s Electronic Serial
Number. To find the electronic serial number complete the instructions
that follow.
If your satellite radio provider is XM Satellite Radio:
1.With the ignition and the radio ON, press the RADIO (10) button
and select XM1 or XM2.
2.Tune your radio to channel 0 and the 8-digit serial number will
appear.
If your satellite radio provider is Sirius Satellite Radio:
1.With the ignition and radio ON, press the RADIO (10) button and
select SR1 or SR2.
2.Tune your radio to channel 0 and the 12-digit serial number will
appear.
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Satellite radio reception may be degraded by satellite
signal obstruction.
CD MODE
The radio is designed to work with standard CD format and MP3 and
WMA files (optional).
The CD player will accept CD-R as well as CD-RW discs.
Switching to CD Mode
There are two ways to switch to the CD mode.
1.Push the CD/AUX button (12) until CD shows on display.
OR
2.Insert a CD into the CD slot (8).
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Eject a CD
To eject a CD press the EJECT (9) button. When CD is ejected the
radio will play the previous audio source.
If the CD is not removed from the CD slot, it will automatically reload
after 15 seconds.
Changing a Track on a CD
To change a track on a CD, do the following:
Push and release the ESC (16) or OK (14) button on the radio to move
to the next or previous track respectively.
Fast Reverse or Fast Forward of a CD
To fast reverse or fast forward a CD, do the following:
Push and hold the ESC (16) or OK (14) button on the radio to fast
forward or fast reverse respectively.
Playing Tracks on a CD in Random Order
There are two possible Random settings for a CD: Random All and
Random Folder (If the content of the CD is stored in folders). To play
tracks in random order, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “RANDOM” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All and
Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Random mode.
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Repeating Tracks on a CD (Optional Feature)
There are three possible Repeat settings for a CD: Repeat All, Repeat
track and Repeat Folder (If the content of the CD is stored in folders).
By default, Repeat All is active.
To change the repeat setting, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “REPEAT” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All, Track
and Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Repeat mode.
Changing to Another Folder on a CD (Optional Feature)
If the content of the CD is stored in folders, it is possible to change
folders directly. To do this, push either the UP (13) or DOWN (17)
button to move to the next or previous album/folder respectively.
Scan a CD
When CD is scanned, the first 10 seconds of each track is played.
To activate Scan, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Select “SCAN” by pressing button OK (14).
Scanning will stop if:
1.The face plate buttons ESC (16) or OK (14).
OR
2.All tracks are browsed through.
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EXTERNAL AUDIO INPUT (OPTIONAL FEATURE)
There are three possible external audio input modes, USB, iPod and
Aux. A USB and an AUX device can be connected and accessible at
the same time. However, if an iPod is connected the USB and the AUX
devices will be disabled as an available source.
USB MODE (OPTIONAL FEATURE)
The radio is designed to work with USB devices formatted with the
USB Mass Storage Device Class standard. Other USB devices may
still work with the radio though.
If a USB device doesn’t work properly, try reconnecting the device
which may solve the problem in some cases.
A USB device must be connected prior to operating in this mode.
Switching to USB Mode
There are two ways to switch to USB mode.
1.Push the CD/AUX button (12) until USB shows on the display.
OR
2.Connect a USB device.
Disconnecting a USB Device
No special preparations are needed to disconnect the USB device.
When USB device is removed the radio will play the previous audio
source.
Changing a Track on a USB Device
To change tracks, do the following:
Push and release the ESC (16) or OK (14) button on the radio to move
to the previous or next track respectively.
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Fast Reverse or Fast Forward on a USB Device
To fast reverse or fast forward on a USB device, do the following:
Push and Hold the ESC (16) or OK (14) button on the radio to fast
reverse or fast forward respectively.
Playing Tracks on a USB Device in Random Order
There are two possible Random settings for a USB device: Random All
and Random Folder (If the content of the USB device is stored in
folders).
To play tracks in random order, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “RANDOM” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All and
Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Random mode.
Repeating Tracks on a USB Device
There are three possible Repeat settings for a USB device: Repeat All,
Repeat track and Repeat Folder (If the content of the USB device is
stored in folders). By default, Repeat All is active.
To change the repeat setting, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “REPEAT” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All, Track
and Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Repeat mode.
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Changing to Another Folder on a USB
If the content of the USB is stored in folders, it is possible to change
folders directly. To do this, push either the UP (13) or DOWN (17)
button to move to the next or previous album/folder respectively.
Scan a USB
When USB is scanned, the first 10 seconds of each track is played.
To activate Scan, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Select “SCAN” by pressing button OK (14).
Scanning will stop if:
1.The face plate buttons ESC (16) or OK (14).
OR
2.All tracks are browsed through.
IPOD MODE (OPTIONAL FEATURE)
The radio supports iPod Classic, iPod Video, and iPod nano.
The iPod settings, e.g. Shuffle or Repeat, used prior to connecting the
iPod to the radio will be used by the radio.
An iPod device must be connected prior to operating in this mode.
Connecting the iPod
Connecting the iPod can be done with two different cable sets.
앫A split cable from the iPod 30-pin connector to a USB connector
and a 3.5 mm audio connector
앫A separate iPod/USB cable plus a 3.5 mm male/male stereo
audio cable connected to the iPod earphone output. The iPod
volume should in this case be set to maximum prior to connecting
to the radio.
When the iPod is connected to the radio, the iPod’s controls will lock.
All control of the iPod is done by the radio buttons. When in this state,
the iPod will display a Mack logotype.
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Switching to iPod Mode
There are two ways to switch to iPod mode:
1.Push the CD/AUX button (12) until iPod shows on the display.
OR
2.Connect an iPod device.
Disconnecting the iPod Device
No special preparations are needed to disconnect the iPod device.
When the iPod device is removed the radio will play the previous audio
source.
iPod Menu
When iPod is connected and source, the user can Push and hold the
ESC (16) button to enter the iPod Menu. This Menu contains some of
the most common functions used in the iPod, e.g., the user can search
for Artists and Albums, as well as starting a Playlist.
Push and hold the ESC (16) button for 1 second to enter the iPod Menu
at last used level.
Push and hold the ESC (16) button for 2 seconds to enter the iPod
Menu at top level.
Changing a Track on iPod
To change a track on iPod, do the following:
Push and release the ESC (16) or OK (14) button on the radio to move
to the previous or next track respectively.
Fast Forward on iPod
To fast forward on iPod, do the following:
Push and Hold the OK (14) button on the radio to fast forward.
Please note that Push and hold the ESC (16) button will enter the iPod
menu.
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Playing Tracks on iPod in Random Order
There are two possible Random settings for iPod: Random Album and
Random All.
To play songs in random order, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “RANDOM” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All and
Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Random mode.
Repeating a Track on iPod
There are two possible Repeat settings for iPod: Repeat One, and
Repeat All.
To change the repeat setting, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “REPEAT” is displayed.
3.Enter Random Sub menu by pressing button OK (14).
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between All, Track
and Folder.
5.Push button OK (14) to activate the desired Repeat mode.
Scan iPod
When iPod is scanned, the first 10 seconds of each track is played.
To activate Scan, do the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Select “SCAN” by pressing button OK (14).
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Scanning will stop if:
1.The face plate buttons ESC (16) or OK (14).
OR
2.All tracks are browsed through.
AUX MODE (OPTIONAL FEATURE)
To select an auxiliary audio input:
Push the CD/AUX button (12) until Aux shows on the display.
An auxiliary audio input may be selected except when in iPod mode.
The output volume of the Aux device should be set to maximum.
Please note that for an Aux device, changing tracks, fast forwarding
etcetera must be done directly on the Aux device.
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AUDIO SETTINGS
Adjusting Volume Up and Down
The audio systems volume can be adjusted UP by turning the (7) knob
in a clockwise direction and adjusted DOWN by turning the knob (7) in
a counter-clockwise direction.
Adjusting Bass Up and Down
To adjust the audio systems bass, press the AUDIO (18) button until
BASS shows on the display.
The bass is then adjusted UP by turning the (7) knob in a clockwise
direction and adjusted DOWN by turning the knob (7) in a
counter-clockwise direction.
It can also be adjusted UP and DOWN by using ESC (16) or OK (14)
on the radio respectively.
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Adjusting Treble Up and Down
To adjust the audio systems treble, press the AUDIO (18) button until
TREBLE shows on the display.
The treble is then adjusted UP by turning the (7) knob in a clockwise
direction and adjusted DOWN by turning the knob (7) in a
counter-clockwise direction.
It can also be adjusted UP and DOWN by using ESC (16) or OK (14)
on the radio respectively.
Adjusting Balance Left and Right
To adjust the audio systems balance, press the AUDIO (18) button until
BALANCE shows on the display.
The balance is then adjusted right by turning the (7) knob in a
clockwise direction and adjusted left by turning the knob (7) in a
counter-clockwise direction.
It can also be adjusted left and right by using ESC (16) or OK (14) on
the radio respectively.
Adjusting Fader Front and Back
To adjust the audio systems fader, press the AUDIO (18) button until
FADE shows on the display.
The fade is then adjusted to the front by turning the (7) knob in a
clockwise direction and adjusted to the back by turning the knob (7) in
a counter-clockwise direction.
It can also be adjusted left and right by using ESC (16) or OK (14) on
the radio respectively.
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Adjusting Mid (Medium Frequency Range) Up and Down
(Optional Feature)
To adjust the audio systems mid, press the AUDIO button (18) until
MID shows on the display.
The mid is then adjusted UP by turning the (7) knob in a clockwise
direction and adjusted down by turning the knob (7) in a
counter-clockwise direction.
It can also be adjusted UP and DOWN by using ESC (16) and OK (14)
on the radio respectively.
Speakers Selection
The audio system can be adjusted to 4 or 2 speaker mode by
performing the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “ADVANCE” is displayed.
3.Press the OK (14) button to enter the “ADVANCE” submenu.
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “SPEAKERS” is
displayed.
5.Change between 2CH and 4CH by pressing the OK (14) button.
The volume of the audio system can be set to increase with the speed
of the vehicle. This is sometimes preferred to compensate for road and
engine sounds. The feature can be set to three levels of sensitivity,
LOW, MID and HIGH.
To activate ASC, perform the following:
1.Press the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “ADVANCE” is displayed.
3.Press button OK (14) to enter the Advanced sub menu.
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4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “ASC” is displayed.
5.Press button OK (14) to enter the ASC sub menu.
6.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) to choose between LOW, MID
and HIGH.
7.Press button OK (14) to enter the desired ASC setting.
BLUETOOTH HANDS FREE PHONE MODE (OPTIONAL
FEATURE)
The radio is designed to work with mobile phones that support the
Bluetooth Hands Free Profile 1.5. Other Bluetooth capable mobile
phones may still work with the radio though.
To connect a mobile phone to the radio through Bluetooth, the following
steps must be completed on the radio.
1.Activate the Bluetooth function.
2.Add the Phone.
Please note that corresponding steps have to be taken on the mobile
phone.
An added phone will be stored in a list for quick access when
connecting at another time.
Bluetooth Activation
The purpose of this process is to make a Bluetooth connection
possible.
1.Push the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “Hands Free” is
displayed.
3.Push button OK (14) to enter the Hands Free sub menu.
4.Push button OK (14) to activate Bluetooth.
When Bluetooth is active, the display shows the (45) icon.
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Adding a Phone
The purpose of this process is to make a connection between the radio
and a phone as well as to add a phone to the radio phone list.
1.Push the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “Hands Free” is
displayed.
3.Push button OK (14) to enter the Hands Free sub menu.
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “Add phone” is displayed.
5.Push button OK (14) to initiate the phone connection.
The radio will now do a search for a bluetooth phone. This is indicated
by the (45) icon blinking. Note that the phone must be in a
corresponding connecting state during this process.
When a connection is established, the user will be prompted to enter a
code on the phone. Enter code 0000 to verify connection.
Activating Another Phone
The purpose of this process is to disconnect a present bluetooth phone
and establish a connection to another phone in the phone list.
1.Push the MENU button (15).
2.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until “Hands Free” is
displayed.
3.Push button OK (14) to enter the Hands Free sub menu.
4.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until the display shows
“ChangePhName” (where “PhName” will be the name of the
presently connected phone).
5.Push button OK (14) to enter the Change phone sub menu.
6.Push button UP (13) or DOWN (17) until the phone name that is
to be connected is displayed.
7.Push button OK (14) to connect to the other phone.
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