Roadstar CD240MPR, CD240MPR/512 Instruction Book

CD240MPR/512
Car Audio with CD/MP3/WMA playback FM/MW RDS tuner and 512 USB memory drive
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Thank you for buying the CD240MPR/512. This unit is designed to give you many years of trouble-free service.
You may already be familiar with using a similar product but do please take time to read these instructions. They are designed to familiarise you with the many features of this unit and to ensure you get the very best from your purchase.
Safety is Important
Keep this information in a safe place for future reference.
WARNING! Your safety and the safety of others is important. Please therefore, ensure you read the Safety Instructions before you operate this unit.
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Introduction ............................................................................. 2
Safety is Important ................................................................. 2
Safety Instructions ................................................................. 5
Power Source ........................................................................................... 5
Safety Considerations .............................................................................. 5
Servicing .................................................................................................. 5
Getting Started ........................................................................ 6
In the box ................................................................................................. 6
Installation ............................................................................... 7
Recommendations ................................................................................... 7
ISO connector .......................................................................................... 7
ISO connector plug wiring details ............................................................. 8
Fitting the DIN mounting sleeve ............................................................... 9
Fitting the sleeve ...................................................................................... 9
Inserting and connecting the unit ........................................................... 10
Initial switching on and off ...................................................................... 10
Location of controls ............................................................. 11
Front Panel ............................................................................................. 11
Flash drive .............................................................................................. 13
Radio Data Systems (RDS) .................................................. 14
Basic Functions .................................................................... 15
Power on/off ........................................................................................... 15
Selecting the sound source .................................................................... 15
Volume ................................................................................................... 15
Sound adjustment .................................................................................. 15
Using the Radio .................................................................... 16
Band selection ........................................................................................ 16
Station selection auto tune ..................................................................... 16
Station scan auto tune ........................................................................... 16
Station selection manual tune ................................................................ 16
Auto program seek and store ................................................................. 16
Program scanning .................................................................................. 17
Station storing ........................................................................................ 17
Radio functions ...................................................................................... 17
RDS operation ........................................................................................ 19
Using the CD Player ............................................................. 21
CD operation .......................................................................................... 21
MP3 operation ........................................................................................ 23
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Recording .............................................................................. 25
Recording from Audio CDs .................................................................... 25
Recording from MP3 Discs .................................................................... 25
Recording from Radio ............................................................................ 26
Voice Recording ..................................................................................... 26
Deleting Files ......................................................................................... 26
The Flash MP3 Player ........................................................... 27
Removing the Flash MP3 Player ............................................................ 27
Basic functions ....................................................................................... 28
Transfering files from your PC ............................................................... 28
Play Mode .............................................................................................. 30
Settings .................................................................................................. 31
Record mode .......................................................................................... 32
Record settings ...................................................................................... 32
FM Radio ................................................................................................ 34
Help and Advice .................................................................... 36
Replacing the fuse ................................................................................. 37
Care and Maintenance ......................................................... 38
Cleaning CDs ......................................................................................... 38
Technical Specification ........................................................ 39
Guarantee .............................................................................. 40
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Safety Instructions
Power Source
The power supply for the unit is obtained from the 12 volt car battery, negative earth.
The equipment is protected by 3 x fuses. One in the power supply line, one in the memory supply and one in the power antenna line. The fuses are located in the choke enclosure and in-line with wiring that connects to the rear of the unit.
Safety Considerations
Do not use the unit in humid or damp conditions. Do not allow the unit to get wet, i.e. dripping or splashing, as this may cause damage to the unit.
Always keep the volume low enough so you can hear warning sounds outside of the car.
Servicing
The CD240MPR/512 unit contains fuses that may be changed by suitably qualified service personnel when necessary. The instructions for carrying out fuse replacement are contained in Help & Advise chapter of this guide.
Consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation, servicing or safety of this product.
Keep this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures.
If the yellow lead from the unit is removed from the power supply, or the battery is disconnected from the car or becomes discharged, the preset radio stations (in memory) will be erased and will require re-programming. All function mode will be reset to factory defaults.
WARNING! PLEASE READ ALL OF THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING YOUR CD240MPR/512 CAR AUDIO
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Getting Started
Remove your Roadstar CD240MPR/512 car audio carefully from the box. You may wish to store the packaging for future use.
In the box
Included in this package are the following items:
Roadstar car audio with CD/MP3 player
Detachable front panel and case
DIN front mounting sleeve plus fixing accessories
2 x release keys
512MB Flash MP3 player with neck cord
USB extension lead
USB software driver on the supplied CD.
User Guide
Should any of these items be missing, please contact the helpline on
0870 873 0084.
Main features
Plays CD/CD-R/CD-RW and MP3 files
Auto memorize the strongest stations in order of their strength
30 preset memory locations
Electronic volume, bass, treble, fader and balance control
RDS/RDS Clock functions
CD Repeat function
LINE input and LINE output connectors
4 x 40W output
Detachable front panel for added security
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Installation
Recommendations
Choose the mounting location where the unit will not interfere with the normal driving function of the driver.
Before finally installing the unit, connect the wiring temporarily and make sure it is all connected up properly and the unit and the system work properly.
Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure proper installation. The use of unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.
Consult with your nearest dealer if installation requires the drilling of holes or other modifications of the vehicle.
Install the unit where it does not get in the driver’s way and cannot injure the passenger if there is a sudden stop, like an emergency stop.
If the installation angle exceeds 20 degrees from the horizontal, the unit may not give its optimum performance.
Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature, such as from direct sunlight, or from hot air, from the heater, or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.
ISO connector
Nowadays cars are fitted with an ISO connector that is ready-wired to all speakers and power leads within the car.
This unit is fitted with an ISO connector plug that will mate with the car­fitted ISO connector socket thereby providing a very simple wiring installation. See page 8.
NOTE: Some older cars will not have an ISO connector. In these cases you will need to obtain a “patch cable assembly” that connects to the connector that is fitted. The other end of this cable has an ISO connector to mate with that from this unit.
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ISO connector plug wiring details
FUNCTION ISO PLUG PIN NUMBER
Memory +12v 4-A
Power antenna 5-A
Ignition switch +12v 7-A
Ground 8-A
Rear right speaker + 1-B
Rear right speaker - 2-B
Front right speaker + 3-B
Front right speaker - 4-B
Front left speaker + 5-B
Front left speaker - 6-B
Rear left speaker + 7-B
Rear left speaker - 8-B
NOTE: The lead that connects to 7-A (ignition switch +12v) must be connected via the car’s ignition key switch in order to avoid the car’s battery becoming weak when the car is not used for long periods.
Rear panel ISO connector plug
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Fitting the DIN mounting sleeve
DIN front-mounting
This unit can be properly installed using the DIN front-mounting method. Do not connect the unit to any wiring at this stage.
The fixing hardware supplied is for the front mounting method. This method also uses a stabilising strap that fits on a threaded stud fitted to the rear face of the unit for connection to a suitable structure behind the dashboard.
Fitting the sleeve
1. First remove the front panel from the unit. See page 9.
2. Remove the two transit screws from the unit.
3. Insert the two release keys into the groove on each side of the unit until they click, then slide the sleeve off the unit in the direction as shown.
4. Insert the sleeve into the aperture provided in the dashboard where the unit is to be fitted. See below.
5. Bend a sufficient number of the tabs in the sleeve towards the outer so that they hold the sleeve securely to the dashboard.
NOTE: Ensure that you remove the two transit screws before attempting to install the unit. These are on the top panel and screw through two red coloured labels attached to the unit
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Inserting and connecting the unit
1. Where possible use the strap to support the back of the unit.
2. Bend the strap (by hand) to the desired angle to reach the surrounding structure. Fit to the car structure using the fixings provided.
3. Connect the ISO connector plug to the car ISO socket. Plug the aerial lead in.
4. Slide the unit into the sleeve and secure the strap to the stud on the rear of the unit using the plain washer and nut supplied.
Removing the unit
1. Switch the ignition key off
2. If the strap was used to support the unit, remove this first.
3. Insert the release keys into the groove on each side of the unit until they click. Pull the levers out with the unit to remove it from the sleeve in the dashboard.
Initial switching on and off
Reset the unit first
Reset the unit by briefly pressing the RESET button with a ball point pen. The unit is now reset to the factory defaults,
After a reset the unit will initially switch on in radio mode.
Switch the unit on/off
Press the PWR button on the front panel. The LCD display will light up with the message WELCOME followed by FM1 87.50. Press the PWR button again to switch the unit off
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Location of controls
Front Panel
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No Label Function
1PWR Power ON/OFF
2 & FUNCTION
SELECT BUTTON
Select button for: Initial Volume / Bass / Treble / Balance / Fader / DSP/ CT/ TA Vol/ Eon.
3 VOL Up/Down Controls for: Initial Volume / Bass / Treble / Bal-
ance / Fader / DSP/ CT/ TA Vol/ Eon.
4 1,2,3,4,5,6 Preset Radio Stations 1 to 6
5 AF Alternative frequencies, RDS function
6 TA Traffic announcement, RDS function
7 PTY Program Type, RDS function
8 DISPLAY/
RECORD
Display, show a selection of information available
9 MODE Select the Mode,
10 BAND/ENTER Select tuner frequency band
11 TRACK/TUNE
BUTTONS
Automatic or manual tuning, freq up or freq down / CD/MP3 Track / Search button
12 AS/PS Automatic programme seek and store.
13 SCAN Scans frequency band and stops for 5 secs on
each station detected
14 DISPLAY LCD display screen
15 PANEL OPEN
BUTTON
Front panel release button
16 CD SLOT Insert CD label side up
17 EJ CD eject
18 PAU Pause button, pause CD track play
19 RPT Repeat button.
20 INT Introduction, preview all CD/MP3 tracks
21 RND Random play button
22 -10 Jumps back 10 tracks
23 +10 Jumps forwards 10 tracks
24 RESET Reset button
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Flash drive
No Label Function
25 LCD Display
26 MIC Microphone
27 MENU Enters the menu screen
28 PLAY/PAUSE
29 STOP
30 LINE IN
31 HEADPHONES
32 VOL +
33 VOL -
34 USB SOCKET
35 F. F.
36 REW
37 RESET
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