CAR STEREO WITH CD PLAYER
NCD60C
DEAR CUSTOMER:
Thank you for purchasing this car audio product.
Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you have just purchased is only the start
of your musical enjoyment. Now it is time to consider how you can maximize the fun and
excitement your equipment offers.
We hope you get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level that lets the
sound come through loud and clear without annoying blare or distortion, and, more importantly,
without affecting your sensitive hearing.
Sound levels can be misleading. Over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to higher volumes
of sound. So, what sounds “normal” can actually be loud and harmful to your hearing.
Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts.
To establish a safe level:
Start your volume control at the lowest setting, then slowly increase the sound until you can
hear it comfortably and clearly, and without distortion.
Once you have established a comfortable so und leve l:
Set the dial and leave it there.
Taking a minute to do this now will help to prevent hearing damage or loss in the
future. After all, we want you listening for a lifetime.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This product features a number of sophisticated functions ensuring superior reception and
operation. All are designed for the easiest possible use, but many are not self-explanatory.
This operation manual is intended to help you benefit fully from their potential and to
maximize your listening enjoyment.
We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the functions and their operation by
reading through this manual before you begin using this product. The Basic Operation
for each sound source is outlined at the beginning of its explanation, covering simple
operation for that source, such as playing music.
Note:
In addition to normal audio CDs, this unit can play CD-R and CD-R/W disc that contain
audio tracks. However, depending on the conditions of the recording equipment,
the recording program, or the CD-R or CD-R/W disc itself, some CD-R or CD-R/W
discs may not play.
When making music CDs with CD-R or CD-R/W discs, too high a recording speed may
result in poor signal quality. It is therefore recommended to select a speed of 24x or lower
for CD-R recording and 4x or lower for CD-R/W recording.
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LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
2, 3 & 4. SEL BUTTON (Select) AND VOLUME (MENU) UP (+) / DN (–) BUTTONS
a) Press the SEL button briefly to select each of the following modes:
VOLUME - > BASS - > TREBLE - > BALANCE - > FADER - >
When the desired audio mode is selected, press the + or – button to adjust the
- VOL : (MIN) 0 , 0 1 , . . .
- BASS / TREB: - 7 , - 6 , . . . , 0 , . . . + 6 , + 7
- BAL : 1 0 L , 9 L , . . . , 0 , . . . 9 R , 1 0 R
- FAD : 1 0 F, 9 F, . . . , 0 , . . . 9 R , 1 0 R
Note: If you preselect a preset EQ (Preset Equalizer Curves), you cannot
change the BASS and TREBLE values.
b) Press the SEL button and hold it for more than 2 seconds to access the menu
mode. Now press the SEL button briefly to select from th e follo win g opt ions:
EQ (OFF / FLAT / CLASS / ROCK / POP ) - > BEEP ON / OFF - > SEEK 1 / 2 - >
12 H / 24 H - > VOL LAST / ADJ .
DSP SETTINGS:
In EQ mode you can select from the equalizer settings DSP OFF, FLAT, CLASS,
ROCK and POP by pressing the + and – buttons.
BEEP ON / OFF :
Turn the confirmation beep on or off by pressing the + or – button .
BEEP ON: The confirmation beep can be heard whenever a button is pressed.
BEEP OFF: The confirmation beep is switched off.
...49, 63
(MAX) .
SEEK 1 / 2:
In this mode you can select SEEK 1 / SE EK 2 by pressing the + or – button.
SEEK 1: Hold down the > > | or | < < buttons and the radio will tune to the next
SEEK 2: As long as the > > | or | < < buttons are pressed down, the search function
CLOCK FORMAT (2 4 H / 12 H) :
In this mode you can select 24 HOUR or 12 HOUR clock format by pressing the +
or – button.
VOL LAST / VOL ADJ:
In this mode you can select VOL LAST or VOL ADJ mode by pressing the +
or – button.
VOL LAST: The radio turns on at the same volume as when it was last
VOL ADJ: By pressing the + or
5. POWER ON / OFF
Turn the unit on by pressing any button except the RELEASE button on the
faceplate. Press the POWER button to turn the power off .
6. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
7. CD SLOT
(only available during radio operation)
station that is detected .
will continue in the frequency band .
switched off.
–
buttons you can pre-select a constant switch-on
volume in the VOL ADJ mode .
8. EJECT BUTTON
Press this button to eject the CD.
9 & 10. TUNE, SEEK, TRACK SKIP UP / DOWN BUTTONS
a) During RADIO mode:
Press the > > | or | < < button briefly to tune to a frequency manually.
Press the > > | or | < < button and hold for more than one second to start the
automatic search for a radio station wi th a strong signal level.
(See also the SEEK 1 / SEEK 2 functions.)
b) During CD mode :
Press the > > | button briefly to play the next track. Press the | < < button briefly to
play the current track from the beginning.
Press the |< < button twice to play the previous track .
Press and hold the > > | or | < < button to skip forward or backward.
11. BAND BUTTON
Press the BND button briefly to select the radio broadcasting band you would
like to hear. The AM / FM band is t oggled cyclically through the t uning bands
1 - > FM 2 - > FM 3 - > AM 1 - > AM 2 - >
12. MODE BUTTON
Press the MODE button to chan g e between radio and CD (if a disc is loaded) m od e.
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: FM
13. MUTE BUTTON
This button turns the MUTED state on / off .
Press the MU button to mute the loudspeaker temporarily, and press again
resume listening. The muted state will be also release d whe n the MOD E,
SEL, + or – button on the front panel is pressed .
14. A.P BUTTON (Auto-storage / Preset station memory scan)
a) Automatic store preset station memor y:
During radio mode, press the A.P button and hold for longer than one
second to activate automatic station storage. The radio searches within the
current frequency band, and the six strongest signal stations are allocate to
the corresponding storage locations in each band. The stations that have now
been stored will be played for approximately five seconds each, then the
station storage location is set. Once the radio has finished the searching and
storage, the preset channel number and frequency will appear on the display.
b) Automatic scan preset stat io n m e mor y :
After the A.P button has been pressed briefly, the radio will scan all pre-set
stations in the current frequency band. In the FM band, FM 1, FM 2 and FM 3 are
checked one at a time.
15–20. PRESET STATION MEMORY AND TOP, INT, RPT, RDM BUTTONS
a) During radio mode:
Pressing one of the six buttons briefly directly selects a preset radio station.
If any of the six buttons are pressed for more than 2 seconds, the station
currently being listened to is memorized into the selected preset button.
b) During CD mode :
Press the TOP button briefly to interrupt the playback of the CD.
Press again to resume normal playb ack of the C D.
Press the TOP button and hold for approximately 2 seconds to play the first
track of the current disc.
Press the INT button to play the first 10 seconds of each track.
Press again to stop the scan while the currently selected track will be played .
Press the RPT button to play the current track re peatedly.
Press again to cancel this function.
Press the RDM button to play all tracks on the disc in random order.
Press again to cancel this function.
to
LOUD,
21. LOCAL / DX BUTTON
Radio station search mode is divided by this LO / DX switch, which can be
used to control an attenuator in the tuner during searching. The detecting level
of seek, scan and auto-memory will be reduced based on the attenuated level
of the tuner. In radio mode, press the LOC button to change to local or
reception. Note: This button is only for FM reception. In AM mode,
22. ST / MO BUTTON
In radio mode, press ST briefly to select stereo or mono sound mode.
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LOC is void .
distance
23. LOUDNESS BUTTON
Briefly press this button to turn LOUD mode on, which enhances the bass
when the volume level is low. Press again to cancel the loudness effect.
24. CLOCK BUTTON
Press the CLK button briefly to d isplay time on the display.
Press the CLK button and hold until the HOUR flashes on the display, then
press the + or – button to adjust the hour.
Press and hold the CLK button again until the MINUTE flashes on th e display,
then press the + or – button to adjust th e minutes.
WIRING DIAGRAM
ANTENNA PLUG
MEMORY B+
BLACK(GND)
POWER B+
YELLOW
FRONT +
4 Ohm
LEFT
SP +
REAR
4 Ohm
FUSED RCA LINE OUT RED R
FILTER
BOX
0.5A&15A 0.5A
RED
FUSES FUSE BLUE AUTO ANT
WHITE GRAY +
WHITE / BLACK GRAY / BLACK
GREEN VIOLET +
GREEN / BLACK VIOLET / BLACK
Note :
1. Make sure that you use speakers with 4 ohm load impedance .
2. Do not allow the auto antenna wire and ground to touch each other.
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WHITE L
FRONT
4 Ohm
RIGHT
SP
REAR
4 Ohm
INSTALLATION METHOD
This is an anti-theft installation method .
The main unit wears a METAL MOUNTING SLEEVE.
Please connect the wiring, e.g., the Power Supply, the Speakers and the Antenna,
according to the requirements of this Instruct ion Manual, then install the metal
mounting sleeve into the car as per the diagram illustrated below.
To properly fix the metal mounting
METAL SUPPORT STRAP
DASHBOARD
To remove the CD player from the cage, insert the
supplied keys into the left and right side slots of the
chassis then pull the chassis out of the cage as shown.
To raise the anti-skip capability of the unit
please ensure the metal support strap is
connected firmly to the car chassis.
METAL MOUNTING SLEEVE
NOTE
Remove the two screws that protec t
Before installing and operating the before operating the player.
Unit, remove the
sleeve
metal mounting
illustrated by the arrows .
the CD player during transportation
To attach the removable faceplate, insert the right
side of the faceplate into the right side of the CD
player chassis first. Then push the left side of the
faceplate into the chassis until you hear it click.
sleeve, bend the tabs of the sleeve
against the DASHBOARD with a
screwdriver.
UNIT CHASSIS
PLASTIC TRIM FRAME
FACEPLATE
To draw the front panel out of the c hassis,
press the REL button to eject the front
panel from the unit.
DISC PRECAUTIONS:
Cleaning the CD:
Before playing a CD, wipe it with a clean, dust-free cleaning cloth.
Wipe the disc in the direction of the arrow.
Always insert the CD with the label side facing upw ards.
If the CD is inserted with the printed side facing downwards, the dev ice may be
damaged.
Note: If there is already a CD in the CD slot, do not try to insert a second CD, for
this may damage the device.
Always hold CDs by the edge. In order to keep the CD clean, do not touch the surface.
Remove the CD as follows:
Do not attach any stickers or adhesive tape to the CD.
Do not expose the CD to direct sunlight or sources of heat such as heating pipes. Do
not leave CDs in the car if it parked in direct sunlight, as this will lead to a
considerable rise in the temperature inside the car.
Note: Do not use solvents such as petrol or thin ning age nts to cle an CDs.
Commercially available cleaning substances or antistatic spray will damage the
device.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Before using this checklist, please make all the connections first. If you still
have questions after going through the checklist, please consult your local
customer service representative.
Common Symptoms Cause Solution
There is no power.
The CDs cannot Presence of CD inside the player.
be loaded.
The CDs are loaded The transport screws have not been
only halfway into removed.
the CD tray.
The device does The surface of the CD is extremely
not work correctly. dirty or damaged.
(EJECT, LOAD, Temperature inside the car is too
PLAY) high.
There is no sound.
The operation keys 1. The built-in microcomputer is not
do not work. operating properly due to noise.
The CD player The surface of the road is uneven.
skips.
No radio reception. The antenna cable is not connected. Insert the antenna cable firmly into the
In automatic search The transmission signals are too Tune in to a radio station manually.
Mode, the radio does weak.
not stop at a transmitting station.
The car ignition is switched off.
The fuse has blown.
The disc has been inserted upside
down.
The volume control is set too low.
The device has not been correctly
connected.
2. The front panel is not properly
in place.
The installation angle is more than
30 degrees.
The surface of the CD is extremely
dirty or damaged.
If the power supply is properly connected to
the car accessory, switch the ignition key to
“ON” or “ACC”.
Replace with another fuse according to the
wiring diagram.
Remove the disc in the player, then put in a
new one.
Remove the transport screws before use.
Insert the compact disc with the label facing
upward.
Clean the CD or try another CD. If this works
correctly, the first CD is probably damaged.
Cool off until the ambient temperature returns
to normal.
Turn up the volume to an audible level.
Check the power and earth connection
according to the wiring diagram.
1. Switch the device off and on again. Or,
press the RESET button to resume the
program.
2. Reinstall the front panel.
Adjust the installation angle to less than 30
degrees.
Wait until the road becomes smoother before
playing the CD.
Clean the CD or try another CD. If this works
correctly, the first CD is probably damaged.
antenna socket of the device.
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SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
Supply Voltage DC 12V. Negative Ground
Current Consumption Max.15A
Power Output 40W X 4 (Measured at DC 14.4V)
Unit Dimensions 178[W] X 165[D] X 50[H] mm.
FM SECTION
Frequency range 87.5MHz – 107.9MHz
Effective sensitivity 3uV.
I.F Frequency 10.7MHz.
AM SECTION
Frequency range 530KHz – 1710KHz
Effective sensitivity 40dB.
I.F Frequency 450KHz
RCA LINE OUT 1. RELEASE BUTTON
Output CD Max. 1200mV Press this button to eject the front control panel from the main body.
CD PLAYER
System Compact Disc Audio System
Suitable CDs CD, CD-R, CD-RW Disc
Signal format Sampling frequency 44.1KHz
Frequency characteristics 20Hz – 100Hz < 5dB value of that audio effect.
S/N Ratio to CD 50dB [1KHz] display returns to the tuner (radio) or CDP mode.
Number of channels 2 STEREO channels. The different audio modes display the following num eric ranges:
No. of quantization bits 1bit
10KHz – 20KHz < 5dB. In each mode you have about 3 seconds to make your changes before the
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