Sanyo CDF-M200 Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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HIGH QUALITY DIGITAL CAR AUDIO

EXCDIO 1

SEAM LASERTRACKING CD PLAYER

CDF-M200

Car CD Player with FM Modulator

LOCATION OF CONTROLS-

DIGITAL DISPLAY

CDF-M200: Car CD player with FM
modulator,

8/12cm

CD compatible, 1
beam laser, automatic loading and
ejecting system.

LOCATION OF CONTROLS

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button

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@ Disc Slot
@

Eject button

@

Shuffle button

@Scanbutton
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Track/Skip button

@

Stand-by button

DIGITAL DISPLAY

(1) Disc set indicator
(2) Scan Play indicator
(3) Repeat Play indicator
(4) Shuffle Play indicator
(5) Play indicator
(6) Disc indicator
(7) Track No. indicator

OPERATIONS

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FM 89.1 MHz.)

To select a track

2. Adjust the volume and tone quality with
the car radio controls.

3. Insert a compact disc into @ Disc Slot
with the

label

surface facing up. Playback
starts at the beginning of the first track.
The “DISC IN”

indjcator

will appear and the

track number will be displayed.

Display the number of the track to be
heard using 0 Track/Skip button.
To advance to the next track, press (w )
side.
To return to the preceding track, press

(M)

side twice quickly.

* Pressing

(++)

side once returns play to
the beginning of the track currently being
played.

After the whole disc has been played

The pickup will automatically return to the
beginning of the disc and playback will
start again.

To stop the playback

Press @ Stand-by button.

To take out the disc

Press @ Eject button. The disc will come
out automatically.
* When you insert the compact disc into

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Disc Slot again, playback starts from the
beginning of the first track.

Notes

l The CDF-M200 plays an 8cm CD just

like a 12cm CD without an adapter.

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As the CDF-M200 is designed to use
the existing car FM radio or car stereo
equipment with an FM radio, the playback
tone quality depends on the performance
of these sets.

How to playback CD-Normal playback

1. Turn on the power of your FM car radio
or car stereo equipment with FM radio and
set the radio frequency to 89.1 MHz. (it is

recommended to set one preset button to

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To skip to a particular part of a track

Press and hold 0 Track/Skip button to
advance quickly in the forward or the
backward direction. When you release the
button, this function stops.
To advance in the forward, press and hold

( W) side.
To advance in the backward, press and

hold (4 ) side.

* When it reaches to the end or the beginning

of the disc, the unit enters Pause mode.

Repeat play

Press @I Repeat button to repeat the track

currently being played. The “RPT’ indicator

will appear and the track will be played again

and again until you press the button again.

Scan play

When 9 Scan button is pressed, “SCN”

indicator will appear and the beginning of

each consecutive track will be played for

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approximately 10 seconds. When you find
a track to which you wish to listen, press
the button again to cancel the Scan play
and resume normal play.

Shuffle play
When @ Shuffle button is pressed,

“SHF”

indicator will appear and the tracks on the

disc are played in a random order. When

all the tracks have been played, they will
be played again in a different random
order. To cancel the Shuffle play, press the
button again.

How to stop playing the CD and listen
to the radio

1.

Press @ Stand-by button once. The
CDF-M200 will be turned off and the radio
mode will be set.

2. Tune the radio to a desired station and
receive a broadcast.

To resume CD play
Tune the radio to FM 89.1 MHz and press

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Standby button of the

CDF-M200.

Play

will resume from the point at which it stopped.

INSTALLATION
Before installation

l When mounting the unit in your car,

make sure the unit is level. If you can not
mount the unit level due to your cars design,

make sure there is no more than

30”

tilt.

l In order to protect the disc player from

shocks during shipping, a shipping screw
is attached to the disc player. Remove the
screw

The

player can not play a disc with

the screw in.

How to install (See page 5.)

1. Install the supplied trim panel

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to the unit.

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2. Insert the supplied mounting bracket

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into DIN-standard Cutout 182 x

53 mm in the dashboard or a console.

3. Bend the stoppers of the mounting
bracket to the out side until the bracket is
tightened in the cutout (Fig.2).

4. Insert the unit into the mounting bracket
until it locks in place.

CONNECTION (See page 6.)

Wire colour code

RED: Connect this wire to a terminal that
receives power while the ignition switch is
ON or in the Accessory (ACC) position­Never connect the wire to the car battery
directly or the car battery may be drained.

Note: If the vehicle does not have an ACC

terminal, connect this wire to a terminal
which receives

12V

power while the
ignition switch is On, and stands 4A or
more of electric current.

YELLOW: Connect this wire to +

12V

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l Extremely hot places, such as those

exposed to direct sunlight or hot air coming
directly from a heater

l Damp places or those where the player

can get wet, such as places exposed to
blowing rain

l Dusty locations

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When cleaning out the car, be sure not

to get any water on the player because it

can be damaged.

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Sometimes the player will not function
properly in extreme heat or cold. In this
case, wait until the temperature in the car is
more normal, then use the player. Closed
up cars in summer get very hot. If the
temperature inside the player goes above its
reference temperature, a protective circuit
automatically stops the play and ejects the
disc. In this case, open the window to cool
off the car, then start up the player again.

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Condensation

During cold weather, moisture drops
sometimes form on the optical lens of the
disc player after the heater is turned on.
This is called condensation. On a rainy day
or in a very damp area, moisture may
condense on the laser lenses inside the

unit. With this condensation on the lens, the

disc player cannot read the disc and
therefore cannot function properly. The time

required depends on the surroundings, but

if you remove the disc from the player and
wait for about an hour, the condensation will

evaporate and the disc player will be able to
function properly again.

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Sound Skip
If you are driving on a rough road, sound
may

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be skipped. It is inevitable
and will not cause any damage, disc
scratches etc.

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Never put any other object in the Disc
slot for compact discs. The inside of the
disc player is precision equipment that
could be damaged by any foreign objects.

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When not using the disc player, do not
forget to remove the compact disc. Do not
leave an ejected disc sitting on the edge of
the disc player for a long time. This can
expose the disc to direct sunlight and other
causes of warping. Keep the discs in their
cases away from direct sunlight.

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To prevent accidents, keep the sound

low enough to enable you to hear outside
sound when driving.

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Do not try to open the disc player nor to
repair it. The inside of the disc player is
precision equipment, so if there is any
problem, bring it to the store where you
purchased it for servicing.

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Do not attempt to clean the unit with
chemical solvents as this might damage
the finish. Use a clean, dry cloth.

HANDLING THE DISCS

Dirt, dust, scratches and deformation

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cause sound skips during playback and a
deterioration of sound quality.

How to take care of your discs:

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Use compact discs that have the mark

shown on the right.

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Fingerprints and dust should be
carefully wiped off the disc’s signal surface
(glossy side) with a soft cloth. Unlike
conventional records, the compact disc
has no grooves to collect dust and
microscopic debris, so gently wiping with a
soft cloth should remove most particles.
Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to
the outside of the disc. Small dust particles
or light stains will have absolutely no effect
on reproduction quality.

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Never use such chemicals as record
sprays, antistatic sprays or fluid, benzine
or thinner to clean compact discs. Such
chemicals

would

irreparably damage the
disc’s plastic surface.

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Discs should be put back in their cases
after use to avoid serious scratches that
could cause sound skip.

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Do not expose discs to direct sunlight,
high humidity, or high temperatures for
extended periods of time. Long exposure
to high temperatures can warp the disc.

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a ball-point pen on the disc surface.

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INSTALLATION

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