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AM/FM HIGH POWER FLIP DOWN DETACHABLE FACE
CD/USB/MMC/MP3 PLAYER
MP9900
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS / OWNER S MANUAL
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of a Profile state-of-the-art single disc MP3/CD
and MMC/USB player. Your selection of a Profile car audio product indicates a true
appreciation of fine musical reproduction. Whether adding to an existing system or
including your Profile MP3/CD player in a new system, you are certain to notice
immediate performance benefits.
FEATURES
50W x 4 Power Output
ESP (Electronic Shock Protection)
Dual RCA Line Outputs(Front & Rear)
ISO/DIN Mounting
Aux. Inputs (RCA & Front Jack)
Blinking Security L.E.D.
30 Station Memory
Full Electronic Function Controls
Disc Scan, Random & Repeat Play
KEEP YOUR SALES RECEIPT
Take this time to attach your sales receipt to the manual and put in a safe place.
In case of any reason this product may need warranty service, your receipt will
be necessary to establish purchase date.
IMPORTANT! Before making any connections, disconnect the car s battery
until the installation is completed to avoid possible damage to the electrical
system.
Serial #
Purchase Date
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Remote Control
Power Level Meter
4 Band Preset Equalizer
Clock
Loud Function
Flip Down Detachable Face
MP3 Playback (USB & MMC Connections)
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Secure the CD player
When installing your CD player in the vehicle, make sure it is mounted properly in the dash,
using an after market installation kit if needed. When using the supplied mounting sleeve,
it is a must that you also use the supplied back brace to support the back of the CD
player.
Use caution when mounting the CD player.
Remember there are many electrical wires, vacuum lines, brake lines and air bag deployment
wires. Make sure you know where they are when mounting the CD player to avoid puncturing
lines, and shorting wires.
Use high grade wire connectors.
To ensure maximum power transfer and secure safe connections, it is recommended to use
high grade barrel or crimp cap connectors.
Do not run any wires underneath the vehicle.
Exposed wires can be cut or damaged. It is best to run all wires through the vehicle under the
carpet and/or side panels. This enables to a cleaner installation and less risk of damage.
Run signal wires away from electrical wires
To avoid possibility of induced noise from the car's electrical system (i.e. popping noises or
engine noise), run signal wires away from the car's electrical wiring.
Make all ground wires as short as possible and terminated at the same point.
In order to reduce the chance of ground loops (i.e. engine noise), make the grounded wire as
short as possible to reduce the wire's resistance. Also, when using multiple components, make
sure all units are grounded at the same point.
Avoid sharp edges when running the wires.
To avoid the possibility of power, signal or speaker shorts, be careful not to allow the amplifier
wires to come in contact with sharp edges. Use a grommet to protect the wire when running
through the fire wall .
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the CD player
When cleaning the vehicle, be sure not to get any water in or on the CD player. Clean only
the exterior surface of the unit with a dry, clean soft towel using no chemical solvents.
Operating in extreme temperatures
Sometimes the unit will not operate in extreme, hot or cold temperatures. If this is the case,
wait until the temperature in the vehicle is normal, then resume operation.
Protect your CDs.
When not using the disc player, it is recommended that you remove the CD.
Do not leave an ejected disc sitting on the edge of the disc player for long periods of time.
The disc will warp under direct sunlight. Always put each disc in its case to protect them
during times of non-use.
CD operation.
Never attempt to force anything other than a compact disc in the disc slot. This disc player
is a precision instrument that could be damaged by a foreign object.
Disc skip
When driving down a very rough road, the disc may skip. This will not scratch or damage the disc.
Removing and protecting detachable face plate.
The face plate of the unit may be removed as a theft deterrent. After removing the face
plate, use the case provided to keep the face plate from getting damaged.
PROTECTIVE CASE
( FIG.2)
Press the OPEN button to flip down the face plate (Fig 1). Then hold the right side of the
face plate and pull it out from the unit (Fig.2)
Store the face plate in the protective case provided for safe keeping (Fig.3).
OPEN BUTTON
( FIG.1) ( FIG.3)
FACE PLATE
FACE PLATE
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DISC CARE AND PLAY:
Before playing, clean the disc with a clean, lint-free cloth.
Wipe the disc in the direction of the arrow.
Do not use solvents such as benzine or thinners. Commercially available
cleaners or anti static spray will damage the unit.
Insert a disc with the labeled surface up.
Do not try to insert another disc when one has already been inserted.
Doing so may damage the unit.
Label
surface up
Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc clean and do not touch
the surface.
Do not stick paper or tape on the disc.
Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight which can cause the disc to warp.
Always store the disc in its case for protection. Scratched up discs will
produce poor sound performance and cause CD player to skip.
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ELECTRICAL AND SIGNAL CONNECTIONS
FOUR SPEAKER SYSTEM
Before making the following connections, take time to look over the vehicle's wiring and
determine the location and wires you will be connecting to. If you do not wish to cut or tap
into the vehicles existing factory wiring, there are wiring kits available at your car audio
retailer that will allow you to plug directly into the factory wiring harness. Make sure to
test all wires before connecting to the CD Player.
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Connect Black wire to chassis ground.
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Connect the Yellow memory backup wire to a constant +12 volt power source wire.
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Connect the Red power wire to a switched +12 volt power source wire. (The power
wire that is energized when the key is in the accessory position).
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Blue wire is connected only if a power antenna or an amplifier is used in the
system. This wire supplies +12 volt output when the CD Player is turned on,
which activates most power antenna relays or amplifier turn on circuits.
CONNECTOR A
1.
2.
3.
4. Yellow - Memory +12V (15A)
5. Blue - Auto Antenna
6.
7. Red - Power B+ (Switched +12V)
8. Black - Ground
CONNECTOR B
1. Violet
2. Violet/Black
3. Gray
4. Gray/Black
5. White
6. White/Black
7. Green
8. Green/Black
FUSE 15 A
ISO SOCKET
REAR RCA LINE OUT
R CH RED
R CH RED
R CH RED
L CH WHITE
L CH WHITE
L CH WHITE
GRAY
FRONT RCA LINE OUT
AUX RCA LINE IN
ANTENNA IN
BLACK
BROWN
R
L
R
R
L
L
Low level (RCA) signal output
for connection to amplifier or
signal processors.
Rear Right Speaker (+)
Rear Right Speaker (-)
Front Right Speaker (+)
Front Right Speaker (-)
Front Left Speaker (+)
Front Left Speaker (-)
Rear Left Speaker (+)
Rear Left Speaker (-)
ISO SOCKET
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TWO SPEAKER SYSTEM
Low level (RCA) signal output
for connection to amplifier or
signal processors.
CAUTION! Tape unused wires so they do not short against other wires or
chassis ground.
CONNECTOR A
1.
2.
3.
4. Yellow - Memory +12V (15A)
5. Blue - Auto Antenna
6.
7. Red - Power B+ (Switched +12V)
8. Black - Ground
CONNECTOR B
1. Violet
2. Violet/Black
3. Gray
4. Gray/Black
5. White
6. White/Black
7. Green
8. Green/Black
FUSE 15 A
ISO SOCKET
REAR RCA LINE OUT
R CH RED
R CH RED
R CH RED
L CH WHITE
L CH WHITE
L CH WHITE
GRAY
FRONT RCA LINE OUT
AUX RCA LINE IN
ANTENNA IN
BLACK
BROWN
R
L
R
R
L
L
- Not Used
- Not Used
Front Right Speaker (+)
Front Right Speaker (-)
Front Left Speaker (+)
Front Left Speaker (-)
- Not Used
- Not Used
ISO SOCKET
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MOUNTING THE CD PLAYER
There are two different ways to mount the CD Player. In most Japanese vehicles you can
use the factory mounting brackets, taking advantage of the ISO/DIN opening. If your vehicle
does not have ISO/DIN opening, you can mount the CD Player using the supplied DIN sleeve
and rear support bracket. When considering your mounting location, make sure the unit will
be leveled. If you cannot mount the CD Player level, due to your vehicles design, make sure
there is no more than a 30 degree tilt. Keeping this in mind will assure proper CD play and
overall reliability.
DIN SLEEVE MOUNTING
Insert the mounting sleeve into a
standard DIN cutout in the dash
kit, dashboard or Console.
Bend the mounting tabs of the sleeve
with a screwdriver to secure the bracket
firmly in place.
Insert the CD Player in the
mounting sleeve until it locks.
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Attach the back brace to the CD
player using the supplied hardware.
Then attach the other end of the
brace to a firm mounting surface
(i.e. Dash brace, fire wall, e.t.c.)
This will brace the back of the CD
player to ensure solid mounting to
prevent theft and provide optimal
CD play.
To Attach the Face Plate:
1 Hold the center of the face plate with the
plate facing down.
2 Insert the plate faced down to the bottom portion
of the unit opening until both left and right side snap in.
3 Then push up the face plate until it clicks into
proper position.
Once the CD player is secured, fit the trim
ring over outside edge of the radio until it
snaps into place.
FACE PLATE
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ISO/DIN MOUNTING
If you own a Japanese vehicle, you can use the standard ISO/DIN mounting screw holes on
the side of the CD player to attach to the existing factory mounting bracket, without using
the provided DIN sleeve.
Remove the factory ISO/DIN mounting bracket from the car along with the factory radio.
Remove the factory radio from the bracket by unscrewing the two Phillips screws on each
side of the radio paying close attention to their screw positions and saving the screws to
mount the CD player.
Remove the sleeve from the CD player by using the keys provided. Also remove the
detachable face and rectangular trim ring from the CD player.
Mount the CD player to the factory ISO/DIN bracket using the screws that you removed
from the factory radio.
Connect the wire harness and antenna cable to the back of the CD player. Then mount the
factory ISO-DIN bracket to the car.
Note: It is not necessary to attach the outer rectangular trim ring for ISO/DIN mounting
method.
REMOVING THE CD PLAYER
To remove the CD player from an ISO/DIN mount, follow the above mounting procedure
in reverse order.
To remove the CD player from a sleeve mount, use the pair of keys provided.
Remove the rectangular trim ring by
applying pressure outward with your
finger tips, then gently pull out away
from the dash.
Insert the provided removal key into an opening slot on each side of the CD player.
Push the keys inward until they unlock the sleeve from the unit. Then pull the CD player
out away from the dash.
PLACE FINGER TIPS HERE
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LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
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2 OPEN
Press the OPEN( ) button to flip down the face plate. This will allow you to insert
or eject a CD and also remove the face plate.
3 DISC PLAY
To play a disc, press the OPEN button to flip down the face plate exposing the
disc inserting slot. Gently insert the disc into the slot with the label side facing
up. The disc will automatically be loaded into the unit and start playing the first
track of the disc. The digital display will indicate the track number.
4 EJECT DISC
To remove a disc once inserted, press the OPEN ( ) button to flip down the face
plate and press the EJECT( ) button located to the right of the CD inserting slot.
Once the disc is ejected, the unit switches to radio mode.
5 MODE
Press the MODE button to change among TUNER(radio), CD (if disc is loaded),
CARD (if MMC/SD card is inserted), USB (if USB is inserted), and AUX (auxiliary
- front jack or rear RCA) input playing mode.
TUNER CD CARD USB AUX
6 BAND & MP3 TRACK SEARCH
1) Under radio mode press the BND 6 button to change among three FM bands
and two AM bands.
FM 1 FM 2 F M 3 AM 1 AM 2
2) During MP3 play mode in CD, CARD or USB, you can quickly find a specific MP3
title by number. To access this feature, press the BND 6 button and the
“TRK 000” will be displayed with hundreds digit “0” flashing(if total number of
tracks is between 10 and 99, it will display “TRK 00” with tens digit “0” flashing).
Then Rotate the VOL 9 knob to select the number for that digit and push the
BND 6 button to go on to the next digit down. After you’re done setting the
last digit, push the SEL 9 button to play the select numbered track.
POWER
To turn “ON” the unit, press any button except the OPEN button.
To turn “OFF” the unit, press the POWER ( ) button for more than 2 seconds.
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7 8 RADIO TUNE & DISC TRACK UP/DOWN,DISC FAST FORWARD/REWIND
Under radio mode, press the 7 or 8 button momentarily and repeatedly to
change the frequency number up or down by one step. Press and hold the 7 or
8 button for more than 2 seconds to seek to the next or previous clear station.
In CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the 7 or 8 button momentarily and
repeatedly to move to the next or previous track.
In CD, CARD or USB play mode, press and hold the 7 or 8 button to fast
forward or fast reverse through the song. The music play resumes when the
button is released.
9 VOLUME UP/DOWN & FUNCTION SELECT
1) Rotate the VOL 9 knob in clockwise direction to increase the system’s volume
and in counter clockwise direction to decrease the system’s volume.
Note: For remote control, press the button to increase the volume and press
the button to decrease the volume.
2) Push the SEL 9 button to display different functions for adjustments. Push
the SEL button momentarily and repeatedly to move the display from Volume,
Bass, Treble, Balance, and Fader functions. Rotate the VOL 9 knob to adjust
the selected mode. When the mode has not been adjusted for several seconds,
display and mode returns to normal radio or MP3/CD operation.
VOL BASS TRE BAL FAD
(Volume) (Bass) (Treble) (Balance) (Fader)
VOLUME - Push the SEL 9 button once. Adjust the volume by rotating the VOL
9 knob.
BASS - Push the SEL 9 button twice. Adjust the bass level by rotating the VOL
9 knob.
TREBLE - Push the SEL 9 button three times. Adjust the treble level by rotating
the VOL 9 knob.
BALANCE - Push the SEL 9 button four times. Adjust the sound balance between
left and right speakers by rotating the VOL 9 knob.
FADER - Push the SEL 9 button five times. Adjust the sound balance between
front and rear speakers by rotating the VOL 9 knob.
3) Push the SEL 9 button for more than 2 seconds to display additional set of
functions for adjustments, such as Beep, Preset EQ, Last Volume, and Clock
Format.
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Beep - The unit is equipped with BEEP ON, BEEP OFF functions. Push the SEL 9
button for more than 2 seconds to display BEEP ON/OFF. Then rotate the
VOL 9 knob to choose between BEEP ON and BEEP OFF modes.
BEEP ON mode: The beep sound is generated when any button is pressed.
BEEP OFF mode: The beep sound is disabled.
EQ - The unit is equipped with 4 preset equalization modes. Push the SEL 9 button
for more than 2 seconds to display the BEEP function. Push the SEL 9 button
again momentarily to display USER SET. Then rotate the VOL 9 knob in the
clockwise direction to choose from one of 4 preset EQ’s in the following order.
EQ off setting is at USER SET position.
When using preset EQ modes you will not have access to Bass and Treble
settings.
Push the SEL 9 button for more than 2 seconds to display the BEEP
function. Push the SEL 9 button four times repeatedly to display
CLK 12/24. Then rotate the VOL 9 knob to choose between CLK 12
and CLK 24 modes.
10 PRESET STATIONS
For each band there are 6 numbered buttons to store stations into memory and
recall them. Select a band (if needed) as explained in 6 . Tune to a radio station
that you wish to store. Select, press, and hold a preset numbered button for 2
seconds until you hear a beep indicating that the station has been stored in memory.
To recall a preset station, simply push the numbered preset button.
USER SET FLAT CLASSIC ROCK POP
(off)
Set Volume - A certain volume level can be set to come on when the unit is turned
on or can be set to come on at the same last level before the unit was
turned off. Push the SEL 9 button for more than 2 seconds to display
the BEEP function. Push the SEL 9 button twice repeatedly to display
VOL LAST/DEFA. Rotate the VOL 9 knob to choose between VOL
LAST and VOL DEFA. To set the volume to a certain level, push the
SEL 9 button momentarily when VOL DEFA is displayed. Then rotate
the VOL 9 knob to adjust to certain volume level when AVOL is
displayed.
Clock Format - You can choose to select 12 or 24 hour clock format.
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11 DISC, CARD, USB TOP/PAUSE
During CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the TOP/ 11 button to pause
disc, CARD or USB play. Press again to resume normal play.
During CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the TOP/ 11 button for more than 2
seconds to go back to the top of the disc, CARD or USB and play the first track.
12 DISC, CARD, USB SCAN
During CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the INT 12 button to scan and play the
first 10 seconds of each track. When wish to listen to the whole track during intro
mode, press the button again to turn off scan.
13 REPEAT PLAY
During CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the RPT 13 button to continuously
play the current track. Press it again to cancel the repeat feature.
During MP3 play mode form disc, CARD or USB, press the RPT 13 button twice
continuously to play all tracks in the current folder repeatedly.
14 RANDOM PLAY
During CD, CARD or USB play mode, press the RDM 14 button to play all tracks
in random sequence. Press it again to cancel random play.
15 SKIP 10 TRACKS DOWN
During MP3 play mode, press the preset number 5 15 button to skip 10 tracks
backwards.
16 SKIP 10 TRACKS UP
During MP3 play mode, press the preset number 6 16 button to skip 10 tracks
forward.
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1) Preset Scanning:
In radio mode, press the A.P 17 button momentarily to activate the preset
scanning function. Once activated, the unit starts scanning all 6 preset memory
stations in each FM or AM band for few seconds at a time while the preset memory
number flashes on the LCD. When wish to listen to one of the preset stations
during the scan, press the A.P 17 button again while that station is being scanned.
2) Automatic Storing:
In radio mode, press and hold the A.P 17 button for more than 2 seconds to
activate the automatic storing function. Once activated, the unit starts
searching for first 6 strong signaled stations for that band and stores them
into the preset memory. For other FM or AM bands, it’ll briefly display each
preset stations.
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18 MUTE
Press the MU 18 button to mute the system.
Press a second time to resume listening.
19 LOUD
Press the LOU 19 button once to enhance the bass effect.
Press again to cancel the loudness function.
20 MONO/STEREO
Monaural (Mono) or Stereo mode can be selected for FM tuner’s reception. For
best quality sound, Stereo mode should be selected. However, Mono mode can be
selected to help the reception of distant radio stations. Press the ST 20 button
to select between Mono and Stereo modes.
21 CLOCK
Press the CLK 21 button to display the time on the LCD for 5 seconds. To adjust
the time, press and hold the CLK button until the time flashes and rotate the VOL
9 knob in the clockwise direction to adjust the minutes and counter clockwise
direction to adjust the hours.
22 RADIO SCAN
Pressing the SCN 22 button, the unit will scan and search for the next strong
station while playing each station for 5 seconds with the current station flashing
on the LCD. Pressing the SCN 22 button again will stop the radio scan.
23 LOCAL/DX
The LOC 23 button is used to control the sensitivity of the FM radio tuner while
searching for a station. When the radio is powered on, the local mode is off by
default. Press the LOC 23 button to turn on the local mode only to receive the
strongest stations.
24 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR
25 SECURITY LED
Designed as a theft deterrent, the red LED will flash when the face plate is
removed.
26 RESET
The reset button should be pressed when installation is complete and also when
all buttons do not operate.
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27 AUXILIARY INPUT JACK
You can connect a portable player through the AUX 27 input jack. Press the
MODE 5 button to select the AUX input mode.
Note: You can achieve better audio performance when portable device is connected
using the auxiliary RCA inputs on the back of the unit.
Under AUX input mode, only one type of auxiliary input (front jack or rear
RCA) can be used at one time and not both.
28 USB PORT
You can connect and play music files from a USB memory stick through the USB
28 port. Once the memory stick is inserted, the system will automatically
change to USB mode and play the first song. The USB port should be covered with
the rubber cap when not in use.
Note: Never remove a USB memory stick or a device while the music is being played.
Always switch to a different mode by pressing MODE 5 button. If not, it
may damage the USB stick and/or cause the unit to lock up.
29 MMC/SD CARD SLOT
You can connect and play music files from an MMC/SD card through the MMC/SD
29 slot. Once the card is inserted, the system will automatically change to CARD
mode and play the first song.
Note: Never remove an MMC/SD card while the music is being played.
Always switch to a different mode by pressing MODE 5 button.
If not, it may damage the MMC/SD card and/or cause the unit to lock up.
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Before using the remote control, the insulating patch must be removed. This
patch was installed to insulate the battery from draining until ready to use.
BATTERY INFORMATION:
Lithium Battery: CR2025 3V
Battery Life: Approximately 6 months.
Replacing the Battery from the Remote Control:
1) Turn over the remote control so the rear side of the remote is facing up.
2) Remove the battery holder by pressing the locking tab with your thumb
and pulling it out.
3) Replace the battery with the same type and the “+” side facing up.
4) Gently push in the holder until securely locked into place.
WARNING:
Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.
Battery leakage may cause damage to the unit.
To avoid the risk of accident, keep batteries out of reach of children.
MAINTENANCE OF REMOTE CONTROL
+ side up
B
A
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TROUBLE SHOOTING THE SYSTEM
The following chart will help in solving most problems that may occur. Should any problem
persist after you have made these checks, please consult your nearest Profile retailer.
Before going through this check list, refer back to the wiring and operating procedures.
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
The vehicle's ignition switch
is not on.
Turn the ignition switch to the accessory
position. If there is still no power, check the
fuses at the vehicle's fuse block or the
radio's fuse leads.
The fuse is blown. Replace the fuse with another fuse of the
same recommended value
There is a disc already in
the player.
Remove the disc in the player, then put in
the new one.
You are trying to put the
compact disc in upside down.
Insert the compact disc with the label facing
up.
The compact disc is
extremely dirty or
defective.
Clean the compact disc with a compact disc
cleaning solution or replace the defective
compact disc.
The temperature in the car
is too hot.
Cool the inside of the vehicle, then try again.
Condensation build-up on the
inside of the unit.
Leave the disc player off and turn the
vehicle's air conditioner on to remove the
condensation build-up inside the unit.
The volume control is all the
way down.
Adjust the volume control.
The speakers are bad. Test the speakers to determine if they need
replacing.
The function
buttons do
not work.
The built-in microprocessor
is operating incorrectly.
Remove the disc, then re-insert it. Press the
reset 26 button.
No Power
Disc cannot
be loaded or
ejected.
No sound.
New installation.
Press the RESET button.
E 1~ E 10
The unit cannot be operated because of trouble. Press the "RESET"
26 button. If the indicator still appears after pressing the "RESET"
26 button, your unit needs repair. Please refer to the warranty section
of this manual for details on getting the unit serviced.
ERROR CODES
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SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
The installation angle is
greater than 30 degrees
Adjust the angle of the unit to less than 30
degrees
The disc player is installed
incorrectly
Check to see if the unit is fastened securely
with the back brace supporting the rear of
the unit.
The compact disc is
extremely dirty or defective
disc.
Clean the compact disc with a compact disc
cleaning solution or replace the defective
compact disc.
Condensation build-up on the
inside of the unit.
Leave the disc player off and turn the
vehicle's air conditioner on to remove the
condensation build-up inside the unit.
The antenna is not
connected or the antenna is
bad.
Check the antenna and connection to insure
proper performance.
The signals in your listening
area are weak.
Select stations manually and make sure the
tuner is in the distant stereo mode.
The radio
does not
work. The
Radio station
automatic
selection
does not
work.
The compact
disc skips.
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SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
Power Supply Requirements...........................................DC 12 Volts, Negative Ground
Chassis Dimensions ...............................................................7 (W) x 6 1/2 (D) x 2 (H)
Tone Controls...........................................................................................................................
Bass @ 100Hz..........................................................................................+10dB / -10 dB
Treble @ 10Khz.......................................................................................+10dB / -10 dB
Equalizer..................................................................................................................4 Presets
Maximum Output Power.........................................................................................50W x 4
RMS Output Power..................................................................................................30W x 4
Maximum Current Consumption......................................................................15 Amperes
RCA line out voltage.....................................................................................................3.7 V
CD PLAYER
Signal to Noise Ratio...................................................................................................>85dB
Channel Separation......................................................................................................>80dB
Frequency Response......................................................................................5Hz ~ 22KHz
Usable Discs.......................................................................MP3/CD/CD-R/CD-RW Discs
RADIO
FM
Frequency Coverage.....................................................................87.5 to 107.9MHz(US)
IF................................................................................................................................10.7MHz
Station Presets...................................................................................................................18
AM
Frequency Coverage........................................................................530 to 1710KHz(US)
IF.................................................................................................................................450KHz
Station Presets...................................................................................................................12
Due to continuing product improvement, specifications subject to change without notice.
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LIMITED WARRANTY
Profile Consumer Electronics, Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in
material and workmanship for a period of One (1) Year from the date of sale to the
original consumer purchaser. If this product is proven to be defective within this one
year period, Profile will repair it when said product is returned, with a copy of the
dated sales receipt, freight prepaid to Profile.
This warranty is valid only in the United States. This warranty does not cover any
expense incurred in the removal and/or re-installation of this product. This warranty
does not cover any Profile product damaged by accident, misuse, abuse, improper line
voltage, fire, water, lightning, or other acts of God. This warranty is void if any parts
and/or service is/are furnished by anyone other than Profile. This warranty is void if
the factory applied serial number is altered or removed from the product.
This warranty does not cover cartons, cases, batteries, broken or marred cabinets,
magnetic tapes, or any other accessories used in connection with this product or
consequential damages due to a defect in the product.
Any implied warranties, including fitness for use and merchantability, are limited in
duration to the period of the express warranty set forth above. No person is
authorized to assume for Profile any other liability in connection with the sale of the
product. Profile expressly disclaims liability for incidental and consequential
damages that might be caused by this product. The remedies provided under this
warranty are exclusive and lieu of all others.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary
from state to state or province to province. Some states or provinces do not allow
limitation on how long warranties last, so the above may not apply to you. Additionally,
some states/provinces do not allow the exclusion to limitation of consequential or
incidental damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
* In the space below, record the serial number that is located on the back of the unit
along with the purchase date and location.
Model Number __________________
Serial Number
____________________
Purchase Date __________________ Where Purchased _________________
RETAIN YOUR SALES RECEIPT ALONG WITH THIS CARD. IT IS YOUR ONLY
VALID DOCUMENT TO RECEIVE WARRANTY SERVICE.
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WARRANTY REPAIR POLICY
In the unlikely event of product failure, the following procedures
should be followed
1) The unit must be under the 1-year warranty period.
2) The unit must have no physical damage.
3) A copy of the original proof of purchase must be sent with the unit.
4) Include a brief description of the problem or failure with the unit.
5) Include the return street address and daytime telephone number.
6) Allow 2~3 weeks for repair (this period includes shipping time).
Send unit to: PROFILE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, INC.
15060 SHOEMAKER AVE
SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA 90670
TEL: (562) 404-9393
Note: All units failing to meet the above requirements will be
subject to a charge and or may not be repaired.
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PROFILE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, INC.
15060 SHOEMAKER AVE
SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA 90670
TEL: (562)404-9393 FAX: (562)404-9433
WWW.PROFILEUSA.COM
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