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CD5405ESN E5 High-Power CD Receiver

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CUSTOMER NOTICEPlease retain this booklet and write in the serial number of your CD5405 for identification. The serial number is labeled or stamped on the chassis.

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For your safety in using theCD5405

Warnings and caution signs, illustrated below, are postedthroughout this manual as well as on the CD5405. They show safeand correct ways to handle the product so as to prevent personalinjury to you, others and to avoid property damage.

Before reading through the manual, take time to read through andlearn the important information listed in this section.

This sign indicates a situation in whichincorrect handling or disregard of this signmight result in death or serious personal injury.

This sign indicates a situation in whichincorrect handling or disregard of this signmight result in personal injury or may resultsolely in damage to property.

• Do not modify this system for use other than that specifiedherein. Also, do not deviate from the installation proceduresdescribed herein; Eclipse will not be held liable for damagesincluding, but not limited to serious injury, death or propertydamage resulting from installations that enable unintendedoperation.

• This equipment requires 12V DC and should only be installed ina vehicle with a 12V negative ground electrical system. Anyother installation may cause a fire or other severe damage tothe equipment and the vehicle.

• Never install this equipment where it will interfere with safeoperation of the vehicle. Never block the driver's view. Do notinstall equipment where it may interfere with operation of thebrakes, the steering or any safety equipment, including seatbelts and air bags.

• When installing equipment do not remove or alter existingvehicle fasteners, including nuts, bolts, screws, clips, andfittings. Never detach, move or alter existing vehicle wiring,including electrical grounds and straps. Alteration of existingvehicle components may make vehicle unsafe to operate.

Warning

Caution

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• Before installation, remove the negative (-) battery terminal toprevent shocks, electrical arcing, fires, and damage to vehiclewiring and the equipment you are installing.

• Secure wiring with tape or plastic ties so that wires do notinterfere with vehicle operation, including brake pedal, gearshifter and steering. Position wires so that they will not berubbed, abraded, or damaged by moving vehicle components,including power seats.

• To avoid equipment and vehicle damage, including fire, neversupply power to installed equipment in a way which willoverload the capacity of an existing vehicle circuit. Neverleave a power supply wire or connection uninsulated. Alwaysinstall supplied fuses, circuit breakers, and relays.

• Air bags are vital safety equipment. Never install equipment ina way which will alter air bag wiring or interfere with air bagdeployment. Air bags must function properly in the event of anaccident.

• For your protection, never use a power drill without safetyglasses or goggles. Debris or broken drill bits may causesevere eye injuries, including blindness.

• Use electrical tape to insulate the ends of all wires, even if notused. Proper insulation prevents arcs, shocks and fires.

• Some equipment uses batteries. Never install equipmentwhere young children can get access to batteries. If a batteryis swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.

• When vehicle is moving, never take your eyes off the road tomake adjustments to the equipment. You must pay attention tothe road to avoid accidents, do not let the operation oradjustment of the equipment distract you from proper vehicleoperation.

• The driver should not look at the screen while driving.Accidents may result if you are not paying attention to theforward direction.

• Do not put foreign objects in the loading slot of disc. Fires orshocks may result.

• Do not disassemble or alter this equipment. Accidents, fires orshocks may result.

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• Do not let water or foreign objects enter the internal parts of thisequipment. Smoke, fires or shocks may result.

• Pay attention to where the remote control is left. Trafficaccidents or problems with driving may result if the remotecontrol makes its way under the brake pedal etc. when thevehicle is stopped or when it goes around a corner.

• Do not use when it is broken (the screen is not lit or no soundcomes out). Accidents, fires or shocks may result.

• Always replace fuses with fuses of identical capacity andcharacteristics. Never use a heavier fuse than the original.Using the wrong type of fuse may cause a fire or severedamage.

• If foreign objects or water enters the equipment, smoke comesout, or there is a strange odor, stop using it immediately, andcontact your dealer. Accidents, fires, or shocks may result ifyou continue to use it in these conditions.

• The driver should not change the CD while driving. Asaccidents may result if you are not paying attention to theforward direction, first stop the car at a safe location and thenproceed.

• Plastic bags and wrappings may cause suffocation and death.Keep away from babies and children. Never put bag over yourhead or mouth.

• Wiring and installing this equipment requires expertise andexperience. Professional installation is recommended. Consultwith your dealer or a professional installer. Incorrect wiring maydamage the equipment or interfere with safe vehicle operation.

• Use only the accessory parts as specified. Using other parts may causedamage to the equipment or cause parts to fall or fly off the equipment.

• Do not install the unit in places where it may get dewcondensation on (around the air conditioning hose, etc.), comein contact with water, or in condition of high moisture, dust oroily smoke. If water, moisture, dust or oily smoke enters thisunit, smoke, fires or malfunctions may result.

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• Avoid installing in places where it cannot be fastened securelyor where there are strong vibrations. Also, if you installed theunit with double-sided tape, first wipe away dirt and wax fromthe installation area. Otherwise, the unit may come loose dueto vibration while driving, causing problems for driving andresulting in traffic accidents or injuries.

• Do not install in places with direct sunlight or where it will be hitdirectly by hot air from the heater. This may increase the temperatureof the interior of this equipment, resulting in fires and malfunctions.

• Do not block the fan, heat sink or vents for this unit. When fan, heatsink or vent is blocked, the interior overheats, and fires may result.

• Connect as specified in the installation manual. If notconnected normally, fires or accidents may result.

• When installing in vehicles equipped with air bags, check themanufacturer's cautions regarding operation before operating.Airbags may not operate properly.

• Carry out the wiring such that cords are not pinched bymovable parts such as seat rails, and screw parts of the vehiclebody. Accidents, f ires and shocks may result fromdisconnection and electrical shorts.

• Carry out the wiring such that the cord does not make contactwith metal parts. The cord is may be damaged by contact withmetal parts, resulting in fire and shocks.

• Avoid hot surfaces when wiring equipment. High temperaturesmay damage wiring, causing shorts, arcing and fires.

• When changing the installation location for this equipment,please consult the dealer where you bought it for safetyreasons. Expertise is necessary for removal and installation.

• Keep volume to a reasonable level so that you can hear soundsfrom outside the vehicle, including warning sounds, voices, andsirens. Failure to do so may cause an accident.

• Do not put your hands or fingers into the loading slot of disc.Injuries may result.

• Do not touch the heat dissipating part of the amp. Burns mayresult from the heat of this part.

• Do not recharge dry batteries. Dry batteries may rupture,resulting in injuries.

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• Do not use batteries other than those specified. Also, do notmix old and new batteries. Injuries or pollution to thesurroundings may result from battery ruptures and leakage.

• When inserting batteries into the equipment, be careful of thepolarity (positive/negative), and insert them as indicated. If thebattery polarities are incorrect, injuries and pollution to thesurroundings may result from battery ruptures and leakage.

• Replace used batteries as soon as possible; they may leak anddamage equipment. Battery leakage can burn your skin oryour eyes. Wash hands after handling.

• If alkaline solution from alkaline dry batteries makes contact with yourskin or clothes, flush with clean water. If any of the solution gets in youreyes, also flush clean with water and then seek medical attention.

• When disposing of lithium dry batteries, affix insulating tape tothe positive and negative terminals, and after they are insulated,dispose of them according to the "Local municipal directives".Shorts, fires and ruptures may result from disposal together withother electrically conductive objects such as metal parts, etc.

• Do not short, disassemble or heat the batteries, or place them in fire orwater. Fire and injuries may result from battery rupture and leakage.

• Store the remote control in a place away from direct sunlight,high temperatures, and high moisture levels. The case maychange shape, and the batteries may rupture and leak.

• Do not use this equipment except for in-vehicle use. Shocks orinjuries may result.

• Be careful of the position of the volume when turning the powersource ON. Hearing damage may result if very loud noise isemitted when the power is turned ON.

• Do not operate under abnormal conditions such as when thesound is broken or distorted. Fires may result.

• This equipment uses invisible laser light. Do not disassembleor alter this equipment. If trouble occurs, contact the dealerwhere you bought the equipment. Altering this equipment maycause exposure to laser emissions (worsening eyesight), orresult in accidents, fires or shocks.

• If the equipment is dropped or the cabinet is broken, turn offthe power to the main unit and contact your dealer. If used inthis condition, fires or shocks may result.

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Table of ContentsOperating precautions ............................................. 10

Notes on operation ..................................................................... 10About compact discs .................................................................. 11About cleaning a CD .................................................................. 13

Names of controls and parts .................................. 14

ESN security operating procedure ......................... 15About ESN .................................................................................. 15How to operate the ESN (Key CD) security ................................ 16

How to program the Key CD ................................................ 16How to cancel the Key CD ................................................... 17How to change the Key CD .................................................. 18How to resume normal operation (ESN security lock out) ... 18What happens if an incorrect CD is inserted? ...................... 19

How to turn the security indicator on/off ..................................... 20How to read the Electronic Serial Number ................................. 20

Basic operation ........................................................ 21Turning the power on and off ..................................................... 21Listening to a CD ........................................................................ 22Listening to the tuner .................................................................. 23Adjusting audio volume .............................................................. 24Switching audio control modes ................................................... 25

VOL (VOLUME) Mode ......................................................... 25BASS Mode ......................................................................... 25MID (MIDDLE) Mode ........................................................... 26TREB (TREBLE) Mode ........................................................ 26BAL (BALANCE) Mode ........................................................ 26FAD (FADER) Mode ............................................................ 26NON-F (NON-FADER) Mode ............................................... 26NF-P (NON-PHASE) Mode .................................................. 27LOUD Mode ......................................................................... 27

Storing user presets for the equalizer ........................................ 27Changing the equalizer mode .................................................... 28Making changes with Function Mode ......................................... 29

Disabling the guide tone feature (for button operation) ........ 29Setting the time .................................................................... 30Changing the LINE OUT mode ............................................ 31

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How to operate the CD player ................................. 32Listening to CDs ......................................................................... 32Advancing to the next track or returning to the beginning of the track being played ...................................................................... 33Fast Forward/Rewind ................................................................. 33Playing the beginning of tracks (SCAN) ..................................... 33Repeating the same track (REPEAT) ......................................... 34Playing tracks in random order (RANDOM) ............................... 34Ejecting the disc ......................................................................... 35Switching the display .................................................................. 35

How to operate the tuner ........................................ 36Tuning to a station ...................................................................... 36Entering stations into memory automatically (The automatic preset mode: ASM) .......................................... 37

Manually setting stations into memory ....................................... 38Preset station scan ..................................................................... 39Switching the display .................................................................. 39Changing the reception sensitivity for automatic scanning ........ 40Changing the radio band location ............................................... 40FM reception characteristics ...................................................... 41

FM reception differs from AM ............................................... 41Fading out ............................................................................ 41Reception area of FM broadcasts ........................................ 42Multipath .............................................................................. 42

How to use an optional remote control ................. 43Precautions in use of the remote control .................................... 43Cleaning the remote control ....................................................... 43Turning the power on/off ............................................................ 44Adjusting the audio volume ........................................................ 44

Muting the volume ................................................................ 44Switching playback modes ......................................................... 45How to play the tuner ................................................................. 45

Selecting the FM/AM band ................................................... 45Selecting a station (manually or automatically) .................... 46Selecting preset stations ...................................................... 46

How to play CDs ......................................................................... 46Switching disc mode ............................................................ 46Advancing to the next track or returning to the beginning of the track being played ...................................................... 47

Replacing the battery ................................................................. 48

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If you have a question: ............................................ 49Displayed information (for troubleshooting) ................................ 50

Specifications .......................................................... 53

Before installation ................................................... 54Components ............................................................................... 54Installation angle ........................................................................ 54

Mounting instruction ............................................... 55Mounting the main unit ............................................................... 55Names of lead wires and destinations ........................................ 58System ....................................................................................... 59

How to contact customer service ............................62

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Operating precautions

<Your CD5405 will perform well over a long period of time through correcthandling and care.>

• For your safety, play only at volume levels that allow outside sounds to beheard.

• We recommend using with this player a disc withthe logo shown to the left.

• You can play music CDs(CD-R/CD-RW) on thisplayer. Be sure to use discs that have beenproperly processed.Depending on the editing equipment used, somediscs may not play properly.

• CD-R and CD-RW discs recorded in the MP3 fileformat are not playable.

• Do not insert anything other than a CD into thedisc slot.Do not insert any foreign objects, such as coins orcredit cards, into the disc slot. Be especiallywatchful of children’s mischief in this regard.

• Avoid severe mechanical shock.When the player is subjected to severe vibrationwhile traveling over a rough surface, playbackmay be intermittent. When a situation like thisoccurs, resume playback after returning to asmoother road.

• About dew condensation.In cold or rainy weather, just as the interior glasssurface gets fogged, dew (water condensation)may also settle on the deck. When this occurs,disc playback may become intermittent orimpossible. Dehumidify the air in the vehicle for awhile before resuming playback.

• Cleaning the disc slot.The disc slot tends to get dusty. Clean itoccasionally to prevent accumulated dust fromscratching the discs.

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• The signal recorded on a compact disc is read by a laser beam, sonothing touches the disc surface. A scratch on the recorded surface or abadly warped disc may cause deteriorated sound quality or intermittentplayback. Observe the following precautions to ensure high quality soundperformance:

• Do not leave an ejected disc in the disc slotfor very long; the disc may warp. Discsshould be stored in their cases and keptaway from high temperature and humidity.

• Do not stick a piece of paper or tape on, norwrite on or scratch either side of a disc.

• Discs spin at a high speed inside the deck.Keep cracked or warped discs out of theplayer to avoid damaging it.

• Avoid touching the recorded surface whenhandling a disc; handle discs by their edges.

About compact discs

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About CD accessories• Do not use accessories

(stabilizers, protective seals, laserlens cleaners, etc.) sold for“improving sound performance”or “protecting CDs.” The changesin CD thickness or outsidedimensions made by theseaccessories may cause problemsin the player.

About brand new CDs• You may notice that some brand

new discs are rough around thecenter hole or outside edge.Remove the rough edges withthe side of a ballpoint pen, etc.Rough edges may preventproper loading in the deck.Flakes from the rough edgesmay also stick to the recordedsurface and interfere withplayback.

Rough Edges

Ballpointpen

Flakes

Recorded surface

Rough Edges

• Please be sure NOT to attach anyring-shape protector (or otheraccessory) to your discs. Thoseprotectors are commerciallyavailable and said to protect discand to improve sound quality(and antivibration effect), but theycan do more harm than good inregular uses. The most commonproblems are disc insertion, discejections, and won't playproblems due to the protectorring that came off in the discmechanism.

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About borrowed CDs• Do not use a CD with glue or

remnants of adhesive tape orlabels. They may cause the CDto get stuck inside or damagethe deck.

How to remove CDs • When removing the ejected disc,

pull it straight out along the slot.Pressing downward in theprocess may scratch therecorded surface of the disc.

OKAYNO GOOD

About irregularly-shaped CDs• Specially-shaped CDs, l ike

heart-shaped or octagonal CDs,cannot be played. Do notattempt to play them, even withan adapter, since they maydamage the player.

• Use a commercially available compact disccleaner to clean a CD, wiping lightly from thecenter to the edge.

• Do not use benzine, thinner, LP record sprayor other cleaners on CDs. They may damagea CD’s finish.XXXX

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About cleaning a CD

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Names of controls and parts

Names of controls and parts

Ejects compact disc.

Switches between disc modes.

Switches to radio mode and switches radio bands.

Inserts compact discs.

Switches screen display and turns function mode ON/OFF.

Sets the equalizer settings.

Selects radio stations and CD tracks.

Automatically finds radio reception or to fast forward/rewind.

Returns to previous screen.

Resets deck functions to default settings.

Selects radio preset channels and performs disc mode

functions.

Adjusts volume and performs other functions.

Turns deck power ON/OFF.

Mutes or cancels muting.

[CD (EJECT) ] button

[DISC] button

[FM AM] button

Disc slot

[DISP FUNC] button

[SOUND] button

[SEL] button

[ / ] button

[RTN] button

[RESET] button

Buttons [1] to [6]

[AUDIO CONTROL] button

[PWR] button

[MUTE] button

① ② ④ ⑥ ⑦③

⑬ ⑫⑪

⑩⑧

⑨⑭

⑤ ⑧

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ESN security operating procedure


About ESNThis deck incorporates ESN (ECLIPSE Security Network). The ESN isa security system which disables all deck functions when the poweris restored if the deck is stolen from the vehicle. Once the ESN isactivated, removing power to the deck or vehicle will activate thesecurity feature.Setting or canceling of the security feature can be done with a "KeyCD". It is necessary to register a music CD as the "Key CD" inadvance.

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ATTENTION

•If there is a problem with the inserted CD, an [ERR] messagewill appear for two seconds and the CD will be ejected. Reinsertthe ejected CD.

•If a CD causes the [ERR] message to appear twice in a row, a[CHANGE] message will appear for two seconds. Try anotherCD.

•Copy protected CD cannot be programmed for Key CDsecurity.

•The Security indicator will flash whenever the vehicle’s ignitionis switched off.

ATTENTION

•If a CD has already been inserted, a [SEC] message appears,and then the CD is ejected.

•If a security is activated, programming the Key CD is notavailable.

How to operate the ESN (Key CD) security

How to program the Key CD

[DISP FUNC] button

Button [6]

Check that the the unit is in standby.1Press and hold button [6], then the [DISP FUNC]button, and hold both for more than one second.

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A [SEC] message appears, then in two seconds it willchange to [DISC]. The CD5405 is now ready to accept your Key CD in theCD slot.

Insert the CD into the slot.3A [SEC] message appears, then the Key CD is ejected.

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ATTENTION

•This process cancels the protection for the ESN deck.•If power to the ESN deck is disconnected, then reconnected, aKey CD will not need to be inserted in order to return the unit tonormal operation.

•Inserting a CD other than the Key CD will not cancel theprotection. Instead, the display [ERR] for two seconds, then thenormal CD playback mode will activate.

ATTENTION

If a CD has already been inserted, a [SEC] message appears,and then the CD is ejected.

How to cancel the Key CD

[DISP FUNC] button

Button [6]

Check that the unit is in standby.1Press and hold button [6], then the [DISP FUNC]button, and hold both for more than one second.

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A [SEC] message appears, then in two seconds it willchange to [DISC]. The CD5405 is now ready to accept your Key CD in theCD slot.

Insert your Key CD into the slot.3A [CANCEL] message appears, then the Key CD isejected.The Key CD is canceled.

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ATTENTION

•If an incorrect CD is inserted, an [ERR_] ("ERR" and errornumber) message will appear for two seconds, after which theCD will be ejected.

•If [ERR5] (the 5th time an error has occurred) appears, [HELP]will appear, after which the CD will be ejected. When [HELP]appears, carry out the operations for an ESN security lock outby following the procedure in "What happens if an incorrect CDis inserted?" (See next page).

•You must use the same CD used for Key CD programming; aduplicate CD may not work properly.

How to change the Key CD

If power is disconnected while ESN security is active (a KeyCD was programmed), operation is disabled until power isrestored and the unit unlocked. Follow this procedure toresume normal operation.

How to resume normal operation (ESN security lock out)

First, cancel the existing Key CD.1

When the power is turned on after disconnectingthe battery power, a [SEC] message will appear fortwo seconds. Thereafter, the message changes to[DISC] and the CD5405 is ready to accept your KeyCD into the slot.

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Next, program a new Key CD.2Refer to “How to program the Key CD.”

Insert your Key CD into the slot.2If the correct CD is inserted, an [OK] message willappear for two seconds and the CD will begin playing.

Refer to “How to cancel the Key CD.”

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ATTENTION

•If an incorrect CD is inserted, an [ERR_] ("ERR" and errornumber) message will appear for two seconds, after which theCD will be ejected.

•This process cancels the protection for the ESN deck.

What happens if an incorrect CD is inserted?

Note If after five tries the correct Key CD is not inserted, the displayreads [CALL800]; the unit must be returned to Eclipse to bereset. In this case, please contact your Eclipse dealer forassistance. For country-specific customer service information,refer to "How to contact customer service" on page 62.

Your key CD can be easily forgotten. Write thealbum name in a reminder note (See Page 67).

[DISP FUNC] button

Button [6]

After the 5th incorrect attempt, the display reads[HELP] for five seconds.

1[HELP] will appear for five seconds, after which the serialnumber will appear.

Press button [6], then the [DISP FUNC] button, andhold them for five seconds.

2After the [SEC] message will appear for two seconds,rolling code will appear.

Press the [DISP FUNC] button.3After the [SEC] message will appear for two seconds,rolling code will appear.

Insert your Key CD into the slot.4If the correct CD is inserted, an [OK] message willappear for two seconds and CD will be ejected.

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How to turn the security indicator on/off

With the unit in standby, press button [2], then the [DISPFUNC] button and hold both for more than one second.

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[IND. FLASH] or [IND. -----] appears on the display.2[IND. FLASH] means the security indicator will flash when thevehicle’s ignition is off, and [IND. -----] means it will not. Repeatthe above steps to reactivate the flash mode.

Once ESN security is activated, the indicator flashes whenever thevehicle’s ignition is turned off, warning potential thieves that the unitis protected. However, if you do not want this visible deterrent, it maybe turned off.

How to read the Electronic Serial Number

Check that the unit is in standby.1Press button [4], then the [DISP FUNC] button, and holdboth for more than one second.

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[ESN] appears on the display, followed by an eight-digitnumber; this number is your electronic serial number (ESN).You may use this number to identify your Eclipse CD5405 inthe event it is recovered after being stolen.

Button [2] [DISP FUNC] button

Button [4]

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Basic operation

Turning the power on and off.When the power is turned on, the state used when the power wasturned off such as CD and tuner playback is restored.When the vehicle has no ACC position on the ignition switch, care isneeded when turning off the deck. Follow Step 2 or Step 3 whenturning off the power.

Turning the power on and off

When power is OFF, press the [PWR] button.1The power will come ON.

When power is ON, press the [PWR] button for less thantwo seconds.

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When power is ON, press the [PWR] button for morethan two seconds.

3The power will go completely OFF.

This section covers basic operating procedures. For additionaldetails, please refer to the sections on specific functions.

ATTENTION

If a car is not equipped with an ACC position (for example, aEuropean car), keep the [PWR] button depressed for more thantwo seconds.

Basic operation

[PWR] button

The power will go OFF and the deck will be in Standby.If you press the [PWR] button again for more than one second,the power will go completely off.

ATTENTION

When the deck's power is turned on for the first time or if thebattery terminals have been disconnected because of a reasonsuch as vehicle maintenance and the power is then turned backon, the deck will start up in FM1 mode. After this, the broadcaststations will be searched for automatically and stored in buttons[1] to [6].

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Basic operation

Listening to a CD

Insert a CD into the disc slot, label side up.1The CD will start playing.

ATTENTION

When a CD is already loaded, press the [DISC] button to switchto the CD mode.

[DISC] button

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Basic operation

Listening to the tuner

Press the [FM AM] button.1This will turn the tuner on.

Press the [FM AM] button to switch to the desired FM orAM bands.

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Radio bands will switch from FM1 FM2 FM3 AM inorder each time the button is pressed.

Turn the [SEL] button to the left or right to tune to astation.

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Turn to the right: Tunes to higher frequencies.Turn to the left: Tunes to lower frequencies.

Press the [ ] or [ ] button to start the automatic stationsearch.

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[ ] button: Starts searching toward higher frequencies.[ ] button: Starts searching toward lower frequencies.

ATTENTION

If stations have been stored in memory, pressing a buttonfrom [1] to [6] will directly select a station. (Refer to the section“Manually setting stations into memory” on page 38)

[ ] button[FM AM] button

[ ] button

[SEL] button

Buttons [1] to [6]

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Basic operation

Warning

Adjusting audio volume

Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.1Turn to the right: Increases the volume.Turn to the left: Decreases the volume.

Do not adjust the volume or other controls while driving thevehicle. Do so only while parked in a safe location.


[MUTE] button

ATTENTION

Press the [MUTE] button for less than one second to cut thevolume or restore it instantly.

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Basic operation

Various audio control modes may be fine-tuned using thisprocedure.

Modes will switch in the order shown below each time thebutton is pressed.

When the LINE OUT mode is REAR

When the LINE OUT mode is NON-FEDER

Switching audio control modes

Press the [AUDIO CONTROL] button for less than onesecond to select the item to be adjusted.

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VOL BASS TREB BALMID FAD LOUD

VOL BASS TREB BALMIDLOUD NF-P NON-F

FAD

Adjusts volume.Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Increases the volume.Turn to the left: Decreases the volume.

Adjusts bass level. Bass mode can be adjusted for eachsource (CDP, FM and AM).Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Emphasizes low sounds.Turn to the left: Softens low sounds.

VOL (VOLUME) Mode

BASS Mode


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Basic operation

Adjusts left/right speaker balance.Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Emphasizes right speakers.Turn to the left: Emphasizes left speakers.

Adjusts front/rear speaker balance.Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Emphasizes front speakers.Turn to the left: Emphasizes rear speakers.

BAL (BALANCE) Mode

FAD (FADER) Mode

Adjusts non-fader level (for connected sub-woofers, etc.).Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Increases level.Turn to the left: Decreases level.

NON-F (NON-FADER) Mode


Adjusts treble level. Treble mode can be adjusted for eachsource (CDP, FM and AM).Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Emphasizes high sounds.Turn to the left: Softens high sounds.

TREB (TREBLE) Mode

Adjusts middle level. Mid mode can be adjusted for eachsource (CDP, FM and AM).Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to the left or right.Turn to the right: Emphasizes medium sounds.Turn to the left: Softens medium sounds.

MID (MIDDLE) Mode

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Basic operation

The loudness control may be turned on to emphasize low andhigh frequencies at low volume levels.Loudness compensates for the apparent weakness of low andhigh frequencies at low volume by boosting the bass andtreble levels.Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button until the [LOUD ON]display appears on the screen.

LOUD Mode

The merging of sound between the front and rear speakers andthe woofer can be improved by selecting the phase.Switch the phase to a phase which lets the speakers combinewithout any disharmony.Turn the [AUDIO CONTROL] button to select NORMAL orREVERSE.NOR : Normal phaseREV : Reverse phase

NF-P (NON-FADER PHASE) Mode

Storing user presets for the equalizer


The adjustment values for BASS, MIDDLE and TREBLE settingsmade in the audio control mode can be stored. The storedadjustment values can be called by changing the equalizer mode.For detail, see "Changing the equalizer mode" on page 28.

The adjusted values are stored.

Press the [AUDIO CONTROL] button for more than onesecond.

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ATTENTION

To disable the loudness feature, repeat the above procedure todisplay the [LOUD OFF] indication.

EQ (equalizer) mode can be used to adjust the frequency of theaudio channels being played back in accordance with the genre andinstruments of the music being played. Apart from four equalizermodes, this deck offers the audio adjustment mode in which you canstore set BASS, MIDDLE, and TREBLE adjustment values, and theCUSTOM Mode in which and you can apply these adjustmentvalues.

Each time the button is pressed, the equalizer mode changesin the following order.

Changing the equalizer mode

Press the [SOUND] button for less than one second.1

DEFEAT (equalizer OFF)

POWER (bass tones emphasized)

SHARP (high tones emphasized)

VOCAL (mid tones emphasized)

CUSTOM (stored user-preset values for the equalizer)

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Basic operation

[SOUND] button

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Basic operation

A variety of settings can be changed.

The function mode is activated.

Setting items will be displayed in the following order when the[SEL] button is turned to the right.

Making changes with Function Mode

Press the [DISP FUNC] button for more than onesecond.

1

The receiver is set at the factory to emit a beep tone inresponse to button operation. The guide tone feature may bedisabled in the following procedure:

Turn the [SEL] button to select BEEP.1

The Guide Tone Mode will be switched ON/OFF.

Press the [SEL] button.2

At this time, other adjustments can also be made inFunction Mode.

Press the [RTN] button.5

Press the [DISP FUNC] or [RTN] button to exitFunction Mode.

6

Turn the [SEL] button to select ON or OFF.3Press the [SEL] button to select current setting.4

Turn the [SEL] button in either direction to display settingitems for selection.

2

[DISP FUNC] button

[RTN]button

Disabling the guide tone feature (for button operation)

BEEP CLOCK LINE OUT

[SEL] button

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Basic operation

Turn the [SEL] button to select CLOCK.1This receiver uses the 12-hour display notation.

The clock adjustment mode is activated.


Hours or minutes will be switched each time the button ispressed.

Press the [SEL] button to display the item to beselected for adjustment.

3

Turn to the right: Turns the time forward.Turn to the left: Turns the time back.

Turn the [SEL] button to the left or right.4


Press the [RTN] button. 5


6

[RTN]button

Setting the time

[DISP FUNC] button

[SEL] button

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Basic operation

Turn the [SEL] button to select LINE OUT.1

When you select NON-F as the LINE OUT mode, you can makethe NON-F and NF-P settings in the audio control mode.


Turn the [SEL] button to select REAR or NON-F.3

Press the [SEL] button for more than five seconds.4


Press the [RTN] button. 5


6

[RTN]button

Changing the LINE OUT mode

[DISP FUNC] button

[SEL] button

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How to operate the CD player

Listening to CDs

Press the [DISC] button.1

First press the [DISC] button to switch to the disc mode. It isassumed here that a CD has already been loaded into the unit.

This starts CD play.

Playback may be intermittent when there is a scratch on a CD orwhen the recorded side is dirty.Caution

How to operate the CD player[DISC] button

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Advancing to the next track or returning tothe beginning of the track being played

Turn the [SEL] button to the left or right.1Turn to the right: Advances to the next track.Turn to the left: Returns to the beginning of the track being

played. (Repeat turning for previous tracks.)

Playing the beginning of tracks (SCAN)

Press button [4].1Pressing the button causes the player to move up to the nexttrack and play it for 10 seconds, then move up to the next trackand play it for 10 seconds, and so on until the button ispressed again.

ATTENTION

•To continue playing a desired track, press the button again tostop scanning.

•After the entire disc is scanned once, ordinary playback startsfrom the point where scanning started.

Fast forward or rewind the song currently being played.

[ ] button: Fast forward.[ ] button: Rewind.

Fast Forward/Rewind

Press and hold the [ ] or [ ] button.1

[ ] buttonButton [4]

[ ] button

[SEL] button

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Repeating the same track (REPEAT)

Press button [5] to repeat the track being played.1To cancel, press button [5] again.

Playing tracks in random order (RANDOM)

Press button [6] to play the tracks in random order.1To cancel, press button [6] again.

ATTENTION

•During random playback, press button [5] to repeat the trackbeing played. To cancel repeat play (go back to random play),press button [5] again. During playback of a particular track: The track being played isplayed repeatedly.While searching: The following track is played repeatedly.

•Occasionally the same track happens to be played (selected)two or more times in a row; this is normal operation and is not asign of a problem.

•When any of the functions - “Playing the beginning of tracks,”“Repeating the same track” and “Playing tracks in randomorder” - is selected, a message such as [SCAN], [REPEAT] or[RANDOM] appears on the display to verify the current function.

Buttons [5] and [6]

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Ejecting the disc

Press the [CD (EJECT)] button.1Disc is ejected.

[CD (EJECT)] button [DISP FUNC] button

Switching the display

Press the [DISP FUNC] button for less than one second.1Each time the button is pressed, the following will be displayedin order.Elapsed time Clock

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How to operate the tuner

Tuning to a station


First, press the [FM AM] button to start tuner operation. There are automatic and manual methods for setting stations inmemory. The receiver will accept up to 24 stations in memory: 6 inAM and 18 in FM (6 each for FM1, FM2 and FM3.) (Initial setting)


1


Turn the [SEL] button to the left or right to tune to astation.

2

Turn to the right: Tunes to higher frequencies.Turn to the left: Tunes to lower frequencies.

Press the [ ] or [ ] button to start the automatic stationsearch.

3

[ ] button: Starts searching toward higher frequencies.[ ] button: Starts searching toward lower frequencies.

ATTENTION

At times, it may be difficult to maintain optimum receptionbecause the antenna affixed to your vehicle is in motionconstantly (relative to the broadcast antenna), encounteringcontinuous variation in the received radio signals’ strength. Otherfactors affecting reception include interference from naturalobstacles, sign posts, etc.

[FM AM] button

[ ] button

[ ] button

[SEL] button

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If the vehicle’s battery is disconnected (for repairs to the vehicleor for removing the receiver), all stations in memory will be lost.In such a case, set stations in memory again.

Caution

Press the [SEL] button for more than two seconds until abeep is heard.

2

The automatic preset mode starts.The [ASM ON] indicator on the screen flashes, and stations areautomatically entered in memory under buttons [1] to [6].These buttons are called preset buttons.

ATTENTION

•Pressing the preset buttons ([1] to [6]) allows you to make one-touch station selections. The frequency of the selected stationis indicated on the display.

•When a new station is set in memory, the station previously setin memory will be deleted.

•If there are fewer than six receivable stations, the stations set inthe remaining buttons will be retained.


1

Entering stations into memory automatically (The automatic preset mode: ASM)


[FM AM] button

[SEL] button

Buttons [1] to [6]

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Manually setting stations into memory

Press the [FM AM] button to switch between FM and AM.1

Turn the [SEL] button to the right or left to tune to thestation to be entered in memory.

2

This section covers the setting of stations in memory under thenumbered buttons.

Select any button, from [1] to [6], and press it for morethan two seconds.

3

The tuned station is now memorized and set in the buttonselected. Repeat the procedure to set additional manuallytuned stations in memory, in turn, for buttons [1] to [6]. Thesebuttons are called the preset buttons.

If the vehicle’s battery is disconnected (for repairs to the vehicleor for removing the receiver), all stations in memory will be lost.In such a case, set stations in memory again.

Caution

ATTENTION

•Pressing the preset buttons ([1] to [6]) allows you to make one-touch station selections. The frequency of the selected stationis indicated on the display.

•When a new station is set in memory, the station previously setin memory will be deleted.

[FM AM] button

[SEL] button

Buttons [1] to [6]

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Preset station scan

Press the [SEL] button for less than one second.1[P SCAN] will appear on the display, and stations stored underpreset buttons [1] through [6] will be played for five secondseach.

To stop the preset scan mode at a desired station, pressthe [SEL] button again.

2

The receiver will stay tuned to the desired station.

This function enables reception of all the stations in the presetbuttons for five seconds each.

Switching the display

Press the [DISP FUNC] button for less than one second.1Each press of the button switches the display the clock andcurrent frequency.

[SEL] button

[DISP FUNC] buttonButtons [1] to [6]

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Changing the reception sensitivity for automatic scanning

Check that the deck is in standby mode.1Press and hold the [FM AM] button, then button [1], andhold both for more than three seconds.

2The mode switches between AUTO mode and DX mode eachtime the buttons are pressed.

Check that the deck is in standby mode.1Press and hold the [FM AM] button, then button [3], andhold both for more than three seconds.

2The radio band switches between USA, ASIA, AUS and LATINeach time the buttons are pressed.After changing the location, the power will turn on in FM1mode. After this, the broadcast stations will be searched forautomatically and stored in buttons [1] to [6].

The deck lets you select the reception sensitivity to be used forautomatic scanning of stations. The two sensitivity modes availablefor this deck are AUTO mode and DX mode.

Changing the radio band locationThe location for the radio bands used between the North Americaregion and the Asia/Australia/Latin region can be switched. Thedefault setting is USA (North America).

AUTO Mode

During automatic scanning, the reception sensitivityswitches automatically to one of two levels. Initially thereception sensitivity is set to the low level so that onlystations with strong signals are received. If no stationscould be received, the reception sensitivity is increasedso that stations with weaker signals can also bereceived.

DX ModeBecause the reception sensitivity for automatic scanningis set to the high level from the start, even stations withweaker signals can be received. (Signal crossover mayresult in some stations being hard to hear.)

[FM AM] button

Buttons [1] and [3]

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FM reception characteristics

A characteristic of transmitted signals is that lower frequenciestravel further. FM frequencies are much higher than AM’s(similar to a ray of light): they won’t bend but they will reflect.Often, they will be interrupted by tall buildings, mountains, etc.,taking direct and indirect paths to your vehicle’s antenna. Thedistance at which FM stations can be received satisfactorily isusually not nearly as far as that which AM stations can bereceived.

In weak signal or “fringe” reception areas, FM stations mayfade out completely, or fade in and out. When driving in weaksignal areas, such as near hills, through valleys or tunnels,among tall buildings, etc., you may encounter unusual noiseinterference. THIS IS NOT A TUNER PROBLEM. In this case,you can only wait until you are in a better reception area, tuneto a stronger station, or reduce the treble level.

In general, FM has much better tonal quality than AM. However, FMand FM stereo reception encounter several characteristic problemsnot encountered with AM. FM is more difficult to receive than AM in amoving vehicle. The following are explanatory notes on what toexpect from FM reception and on how to get satisfactoryperformance.

Ionosphere Ionosphere

AM Radio Waves FM Radio Waves

FM reception differs from AM

Fading out

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A home receiver can catch weak FM stereo signals through theuse of a tall, directional or ultra-sensitive antenna. In a movingvehicle, the area for good reception is limited because ofvarying conditions encountered while driving, including thetypes and heights of broadcast antenna structures, signalstrength, engine noise, etc. For best reception with manualantenna, extend the antenna mast as far as possible.

Reception quality varies depending on the power of the FM station, natural and artificial barriers,weather conditions, etc.

Transmitting Antenna 100 Meters HighEffective Radiation Power 1kW

FM Stereo Auto Radio 12.4 miles

FM Monaural Auto Radio 31 miles

Home FM Stereo Receiver 62 miles

The reflection characteristics of FM waves cause anotherproblem called multipath–FM wave signals reflecting off ofbuildings, mountains, etc. When the antenna receives directand reflected waves at the same time, distortion of sound in thetreble range often occurs, such as static or harsh-soundingvoices. THIS IS NOT A TUNER PROBLEM. Only moving toanother area with a clearer signal path can remedy thesituation.

REFLECTEDWAVEREFLECTED

WAVE

DIRECTWAVE

Reception area of FM broadcasts

Multipath

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How to use an optional remote control

Cleaning the remote control

Precautions in use of the remote control

• Be careful when handling the remote control, especiallybecause it is small and light. Dropping or striking it hard maydamage it, wear out the battery or cause a malfunction.

• Keep the remote control free of moisture, dust and water. Donot subject it to shock.

• Do not place the remote control unit where it will get hot, suchas on the dashboard or near a heater vent. Allowing theremote control unit to overheat may warp its case or causeother problems.

• Do not operate the remote control unit while driving becausedoing so could cause an accident.

• When using the remote control, point it directly at the remotecontrol light receptor.

• The light receptor may not operate correctly if it is exposed tobright light such as direct sunlight.

• Be sure to press the [PWR] button on the main unit for morethan two seconds to shut it down before leaving the car, or thecar battery may be run down. When the main unit is shut down,the remote control will not work.

• Remove the batteries from the remote control unit whenever itis not to be used for a long time.

• Use a dry cloth to keep the unit clean. If the remote control unitgets extremely dirty, clean it with a cloth moistened in dilutedliquid detergent. Do not use alcohol or thinner; thesecompounds may damage the finish.

• In no event should benzine or thinner be used. Thesesubstances will damage the case or finish.


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[PWR]button

[MUTE]button

[ ] button

Remote-controllight receptor

Turning the power on/off

Press the [PWR] button.1The power turns on or off each time the button is pressed.

When the power is turned on, the state used when the power wasturned off such as CD and tuner playing is restored.

ATTENTIONWhen the main unit is shut down, the remote control will not work.

Adjusting the audio volume

Press the [ ] or [ ] button.1[ ] button: Increases the volume. [ ] button: Decreases the volume.

Muting the volume

Press the [MUTE] button to cut the volume or restore itinstantly.

[ ] button

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[MODE] button[TU] button

Switching playback modes

Press the [MODE] button.1Press the button to switch modes in the following sequence:

Press the [BAND] or [TU] button.1Each press will switch tuner modes from FM1 FM2 FM3 AM.

Tuner Disc

How to play the tuner

Selecting the FM/AM band

Select the tuner mode first.

[BAND] button

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[DISC] button

[ PRESET CH ] buttons [ TUNE•SEEK ] buttons

Selecting a station (manually or automatically)

A short tap of the button will allow manual station tuning.Pressing for more than one second will start automatic tuning.

Selecting preset stations

Switching disc mode

A total of six stations may be selected (preset tuning) out ofthose already set in memory through the main unit. (Refer to“Manually setting stations into memory,” page 38.)

How to play CDsSelect the disc mode first.

Press the [ TUNE•SEEK ] button.1[ ] button: Tunes to higher frequency stations.[ ] button: Tunes to lower frequency stations.

Press the [ PRESET CH ] button.1

Press the [BAND] or [DISC] button.1

[ ] button: Select the next higher number preset button.[ ] button: Select the next lower number preset button.

[BAND] button

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[ TRACK ] buttons

ATTENTION

Hold the [ ] button down to fast forward, or the [ ] buttonto rewind through the track being played.

Advancing to the next track or returning to thebeginning of the track being played

Press the [ TRACK ] button.1[ ] button: Skips to the next track.[ ] button: Returns to the beginning of the track being

played. (Press repeatedly to move toprevious tracks.)

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Replacing the battery

Remove the back cover of the remote control unit bygently pressing and sliding it in the direction indicated bythe arrow.

1Use two AAA-size batteries.

Install the two batteries provided into the compartmentas illustrated inside the compartment.

2

Return the back cover into place by sliding it in thedirection indicated by the arrow.

3

•Be extremely careful not to swallow the battery.•The battery life is approximately one year. If the remote controlunit does not operate correctly or if the button lamp gets dim,replace the batteries.

•Be sure to orient the batteries correctly so that the positive andnegative poles match the diagram.

•Do not use one new battery and one old one; use two newbatteries.

•Use only two of the same kind of battery.•If any liquid is seen leaking from the batteries, remove bothbatteries and dispose of them properly. Thoroughly clean thebattery compartment with a dry cloth. Then install newbatteries.

Caution

To prevent accidents, store batteries out of the reach ofchildren. If a child has swallowed one, consult a doctorimmediately.

Warning

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If you have a question:

First check the items mentioned below before attempting totroubleshoot problems.

If a problem occurs, for instance when the unit does not respondto any button presses, or the display doesn't work correctly,press the [RESET] button using a paper clip or similar item. Pressing the [RESET] button will delete all the entries frommemory. The settings will return to those made at the factoryprior to shipment.

Caution


[RESET] button

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Information Contents Explanation and remedial action to take

INFO 3 DISCS ARE DIRTY OR The loaded disc is dirty or upside down. Check it DAMAGED for proper orientation and verify it is clean.

INFO 5 CD PLAYER FAILS •The CD player is inoperative for some reason. Go MECHANICALLY through the CD removal procedure.

•If a CD fails to eject, have your dealer fix the problem.

INFO 6 WHEN THE CD PLAYER •The temperature in the CD player is too high forINTERNAL TEMPERATURE operation. Wait till it cools down.IS HIGH (TO PROTECT •Resume playing after the “High temperature PICKUP UNIT) sensed and CD stopped" display disappears. If

the CD still cannot play, have your dealer repair it.

INFO 7 AN INTERNAL POWER •Turn the ACC off once before turning it on onceSUPPLY FAILURE IS again to resume the operation.OCCURRING •If the function still cannot be restricted, contact

your dealer.

Displayed information (for troubleshooting)The information listed in the chart below is displayed to show thestatus of the CD player. Refer to the chart for the appropriate action.

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The remote control does not work.

No guide tone sounds.

Frequencies or titles set in memory are deleted.

Power does not turn on.

Dead or weak sound

Commonto all

Is MUTE functioning?

ProblemMode Causes Remedial actionto take

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Is the fader or balance control set far to one side?

Other probable causes include broken audio-signal wiring or a faulty speaker.

Are too many electrical items installed, causing a lack of power?

Other probable causes include a run-down car battery, broken power or interconnection wiring.

Has the car battery been disconnected for repair or checked out?

Are too many electrical items installed and causing lack of available power?

Other probable causes include run-down car battery, broken power or interconnection wiring.

Is the guide tone disabled?

Is the battery low?

Is the battery installed in reverse polarity?

Is direct sunlight hitting the remote control light receptor?

Other probable causes include a malfunctioning remote control.

Cancel MUTE.

Readjust the fader and balance controls to more normal positions.

Have your dealer check the problem.



Reenter them into memory.



Enable the guide tone.

Replace battery.

Reinstall the battery in the correct polarity.

Use the remote control close to the receptor.


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Is the volume control up sufficiently? Turn up the volume control. 24

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CD

ProblemMode Causes Remedial actionto take

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The disc cannot be ejected.

The disc cannot be inserted.The disc is ejected as soon as it is inserted.Or, the disc cannot be ejected.

Sound skips around.Sound is intermittent.Sound is bad in quality.

Is an extra label or seal applied to the disc?

Are there rough edges, deformations or damaged areas on the disc?

Is the disc damaged?(scratched, warped, etc.)

Is the disc clean?

Is the player mounted at a proper angle? Is the player mounted loosely?

Are you driving over a rough surface?

If unknown

Do not apply labels or seals to the disc.

Try inserting another disc. Removed any burrs. Do not use a deformed or damaged disc.

Try another disc. Do not play a damaged disc.

Clean the disc.

Have your dealer check it out.

Avoid playback while driving over rough surfaces.

Press the [DISC] button a bit longer (forced Eject).

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Mode Problem Causes Remedial action to take

Receives no stations, or receives static noise.

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Is the antenna retracted?

Is the tuner correctly tuned to a station?

Are you driving outside the service area of your preset stations?

Are you operating other equipment with a computer, or a mobile phone, in your vehicle at the same time as your receiver?

Other problems may include a loose or disconnected antenna cable, a, bad antenna cable or a bad

Extend the antenna.

Tune to a station.

Tune to a local station.(Please note, there maybe no local stationsservicing the area whereyou are currently driving.)

Avoid operating suchequipment while usingthe receiver.

Have your authorizedEclipse retailer check the problem.

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Specifications

<GENERAL>Power Supply 14.4V DC (11-16V)Current Drain 3ADimensions (W x H x D)

In-Dash Unit 7" x 2" x 6-1/8" (178 x 50 x 155mm)Mass (weight) Approx. 1.4kgUsage temperature range -20°C to + 65°C (-4°F to 149°F )Storage temperature range -40°C to + 85°C (-20°F to 185°F )

<FM TUNER>Frequency Range

USA: 87.75~107.9MHz (0.2MHz step)Asia: 87.5~108MHz (0.05MHz step)

Australia: 87.5~108MHz (0.1MHz step)Latin America: 87.75~107.9MHz (0.1MHz step)

Usable Sensitivity 13dBf50dB Quieting Sensitivity 14dBfFrequency Response 30~15,000Hz, 3dBStereo Separation 38dB (1kHz)

<AM TUNER>Frequency Range

USA: 530~1,710kHz (10kHz step)Asia: 522~1,629kHz (9kHz step)

Australia: 522~1710kHz (9kHz step)Latin America: 530~1710kHz (10kHz step)

Usable Sensitivity 20µV

<CD SECTION>Frequency Response 20~20,000Hz, 3dBWow & Flutter Below measurable limitsStereo Separation 80dBS/N Ratio (A-weighted) 95dBDynamic Range 95dBTotal Harmonic Distortion 0.008%

<AUDIO AMPLIFIER>Power Output 14W x 4 (20Hz~20kHz, 1% THD,

4Ω, Vcc=14.4V) Max 50W x 4Output Level/Impedance 5V /55Ω line-out impedanceTone Action Bass : 12dB at 80Hz

Middle : 12dB at 630HzTreble : 12dB at 10kHz

Loudness +10dB at 100Hz/+6.5dB at 10kHz

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Before installation

Installation angleIn order to maintain proper functioning, install the unit within an angleof 30 degrees from horizontal (standard). If this is not done, soundskipping or ejection of the CD may occur.

FRONT

STANDARD

WITHIN AN ANGLEOF 30 DEGREES

No. Item Q'ty

1 Main unit 12 Mounting sleeve 13 Side bracket 24 Rear bracket 15 Bezel 16 Bushing 17 Self-tapping screw (6 x 16 mm) 18 Stud bolt 19 Flat head screw (red:5 x 8 mm) 410 Hex-head bolt (red:5 x 8 mm) 411 Hex-head bolt (6 x 20 mm) 112 Hex nut (5 mm) 113 Hex nut (6 mm) 114 Interconnecting cable 1

Components

Before installation Note Be sure to disconnect the vehicle battery's negative terminalbefore installing the receiver.

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Mounting instruction

Mounting the main unit

Insert the mounting sleeve into the opening in the vehicledash board or console box.

1

Use a screwdriver or the like to bend the tabs in themounting sleeve to secure the mounting sleeve.

2

Attach the side brackets to the main unit using flatheadscrews.

3

BEND THE MOUNTING TABS.

DASH BOARD OR CONSOLE BOX

MOUNTING SLEEVE

2

MAIN UNIT1

SIDE BRACKETS [ x 2 ]3

FLAT HEADSCREWS [ x 2 ](red: 5 x 8mm)

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-If installing the main unit by the mounting sleeve-

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Mount the stud bolt to the main unit.4Insert the main unit into the mounting sleeve until it locksin place.

5

Fasten the rear of the main unit using either method [A]or [B].

6

Install the bezel on the main unit.7

TOPTOP

BEZEL5

MOUNTING SLEEVE2

STUD BOLT8

BUSHING

METAL OFVEHICLEDASH BOARD

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6

Select method [A] or [B] to suit the interior configuration of thevehicle.

[A]

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MOUNTING SLEEVE2

STUD BOLT8

REAR BRACKET4

SELF TAPPINGSCREW (6 x 16mm)

DASH BOARD OR CONSOLE BOX

7

HEX NUT (5mm)

METAL OF VEHICLE

12

HEX HEAD BOLT (6 x 20mm)

11

HEX NUT (6mm)13

[B]

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Remove the pocket and any other accessories from thecenter cluster to make room for the main unit.

1

Remove the mouiting side brackets for the pocket.2

Attach the side brackets to the main unit.3

CENTER CLUSTERPOCKET

SCREWS

-If installing the main unit by the side brackets of the vehicle-

Install the main unit in the vehicle.4

SIDE BRACKETS

POCKET

1 MAIN UNIT

10 HEX HEAD BOLT(red: 5 x 8mm)

SCREWS [x4]

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Names of lead wires and destinations (refer to Page 60)

No. Name Wire color Destination

1 ACC Red Connect where the power comes onwhen the ignit ion is in the ACCposition.

2 B+ Yellow Connect where the power isconstantly available, regardless of theignition switch's position.

3 Ground Black Connect where good bodygrounding is available.

4 Antenna power supply Blue Connect to the automatic-antennacontrol terminal of the vehicle.

5 Illumination power supply Orange/White Connect to where power comes onwhen the headlights are turned on.

6 Control power supply Blue/White Connect to the control terminal forthe external amplifier, etc.

7 & 8 Line-out terminals Connect to the RCA input connectorsof an external amplifier.

9 Speaker leads Connect them to their respectivespeaker leads.

Note To prevent unconnected leads from shorting out, insulate themby wrapping their tips with electrical tape. Similarly, insulate theends of connected leads.If an external amplifier is to be connected to the receiver, besure to ground its outside housing to the vehicle body (a metalpart).

Caution Never connect the power supply to the speaker leads,otherwise it cause damage to the main unit.

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How to contact customer service

Should the product require service, please contact your nearestfollowing Eclipse dealer.

<U.S.A/CANADA>DIVISION OF FUJITSU TEN CORP. OF AMERICA19600 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE, TORRANCE, CA 90502Phone: (310) 327-2151

<AUSTRALIA>FUJITSU TEN (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD.ECLIPSE AUSTRALIAPhone: 1800-211-411

<MALAYSIA>Cobra Malaysia Sdn. bhd.Level 5, Axis Plaza, Jalan U1/44, Glenmarie, 40150 Shah Alam,Selangor D.E., Malaysia.Phone: 03-5569-4200Fax: 03-5569-4201

<SINGAPORE>Cobra Singapore Pte LtdTrademart60, Martin Road, # 05-20, Singapore 239065Phone: 6737 2568Fax : 6737 9538


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<KOREA>

Transpectra Co., Ltd.115-16 nonhyun dong kangnam ku Seoul, Korea.Phone: 02-540-4595Fax: 02-2-540-4666

HYUNDAI AUTONET Co., LTD.1st FL. Namhyoung Bldg, 746-23 Yeoksam-Dong, Kangnam-Ku,Seoul, Korea 135-080Phone: 02-508-6001Fax: 02-2-508-6067

<TAIWAN>Sentrek Taiwan, LTD.1, 9F, Lane 155, Section 3, Peishen RD., Shenkeng, Taipei Hsien,222Taiwan, R.O.C.Phone: 02-2662-8110Fax: 02-2662-8117

<THAILAND>Sho-Ten Co., Ltd.114/9 Soi Suwansawadi, Thungmahamek, Rama 4 Rd., Sathorn,Bangkok 10120, Thailand.Phone: 02-671-9610-12Fax: 02-671-9614

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IMPORTANTRECORD YOUR “KEY CD”

HERE…

STORE YOUR “KEY CD”ALONG WITH YOUROWNER’S MANUAL

TAKE THIS OUT.

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