Precautions (ISO Connector) » Wiring for the power connector conforms to the arrangement of standard (SO connectors. o In case of some car types, the arrangement of connector may differ from the standard ISO as shown in Table 1, even though 18O connectors are adopted.
Précautions (Connecteur ISO) e Le ciblage pour le cordon d'alimentation prévu en accessoire se conforme & I'alignement des connecteurs standard 1SO. o Pour certains types de véhicules, une partie de ciblage peut différer de alignement standard 1SO comme Tin digue le Tableau 1, mémé si les connecteurs [SO sont adoptés. Tableau 1 T __N° de broche sur la Fig.
Belangrijk (ISO aansluiting) # Bedrading voor de spanning voldoet aan gerichtlijn voor standaard ISO aansluitingen. » Bij bepaalde automerken, zal een deel van de bedrading mogelijk verschillen van de standaard 1SO aansluiting zoals in Tabel 1 is aangegeven, zelfs wanneer ISO aansluitingen worden gebruikt.
Observera (ISO-kontakter) » Kontrollera att kabla for tandningens strémkabel & korrekt utformade 5r anpassning riff standard ISO-kontakter, ' | en del typer av bilar kan det handa att vissa kablar skiljer sig gran anpassningen till standard SO-kontakter pa det st som framgår av tabell 1, &ven om SO-kontakter används.
Precauzioni (Connettore ISO) o |l cablaggio per il cavo di alimentazione accessoria & conforme all'allineamento dei collegamenti ISO standard. o Per alcuni tipi di auto, parti del cablaggio possono differire dall'allineamento ISO standard mostrato nella tabella 1, anche se sono impiegati connettori 1SO.
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N Thereunder 12 Power and Sound Controls
Attenuation # Press ATT 1o decrease the volume to about 1710 of the previous level. # Crass ATT again to cancel. Changing Audio Modes Press SEL io switch the audio mode as follows. Normal Mode~— VOL BAS — TRE ~> BAL — FAD I Bass and Treble Press SEL 1o select the BASS (TREBLE) mode. Press OVAL or VOL to increase or decrease the bass (treble) response. —12th +12 —12th +12 Balance Press SEL 1o select the BALANCE mode.
Power and Sound Controls continue Sound Design Memory A favorite level setting of each audio mode {except for VOL and ATT) can be memorized and recalled. Sound Design Memory Mode Selection Press SDM to select the sound design memory mode . e LN Sound Design Memory Input Ta preset a favorite level setting, press and hold the corresponding preset memory button sound design memory mode until the display blinks, Preset button 5 and 6 are set as follows and they can not be changed.
Display Controls B Press and hold Dimmer Switching Press and hold () {LEVEL/DIM} for more than 1 second to change the brightness of the LCD as follows: EEY R oAy Dimmer 1 Dimmer 2 Dimmer 3 (Bright) (Medium) (Dirk) L. Level Meter Display Switching Press (LEVEL/DIM) to change the level meter display as follows.
To—rHzm 16 Radio Basics To change to Tuner Mode Press MODE to switch the operation mode as follows. Tuner — Tape -~ CD Changer Control o — Selecting a Band Press BAND to select a band as follows. "STEREO” indicator fights If the station is broadcasting in stereo. FM1 -> FM2 > FM3 -+ [ Manual Tuning Press move to a lower or higher frequency. Press and hold move to a lower or higher frequency rapidly. Seek Tuning Press and hold < or > for more than 0.5 second, then release.
Preset Station Setting FM1, FM2, FM3 and AM (LW/MW) can save maximum 6 stations each In their preset station memories. Manual Station Preset () Press BAND to select a desired band. (23 Use manual or seek tuning 1o find a elation that you want fo save into memory. () Press and hold one of the preset buttons 1 1o & for more than 2 seconds until the display blinks. Repeat the process to set other stations for the FM1 to AM bands.
® Tu-roam 18 Radio Ba Sics continued MONO/LOCAL Selection * Much Interference is reduced during a weak FM stereo broadcasts when MONO is on. {Only for FM mode) ® Searching stops automatically at a strong wave station only when LOCAL is on. (D During FM broadcasts Press and hold PTY (MONOCLONAL) to switch the mode as follows. Release your finger at the desired mode.
RDS (Radio Data System) Reception Many FM stations are broadcasting added data compatible with RDS. This radio set offers convenient functions using such data, AF {Alternative Frequency) When receiving condition becomes poor, an RDS station with the mass program will be automatically selected. EON {Enhanced Other Networks) When EON data is received, the EON indicator fights and the TA and AF functions are expanded.
Outgo =) 20 RDS (Radio Data System) Reception cones A. Basic Operation in RDS Reception (PS, AF, CT, PI) RDS Reception Press AF when receiving a station in the FM1, FM2 or FM3 braid. # The operating mode changes OFF, respectively. T RN ® Select AF ON If you wish to use the AF network of an RDS station. Best station research is activated at the same time. ® Select AF OFF if the AF network of an RDS station is not necessary.
For Seek Tuning, RDS Station Preset, Tuning in a RDS preset station, and Auto RDS Station Preset, please refer to Radii Basics (page 16 to 18). RDS seek tuning (Pl seek) The Pi seek function may be used if an RDS station selected from the memory is poor in receiving condition. Press the preset button again for the station now tuned in to. e 47T o ¥4, P] Seek: If Best Station Research fails in selecting the best station, the Pl seal function operates o automatically tune in to the same program.
To=rozm M 22 RDS (Radio Data System) Reception confines — o Initial Time Setting Press BAND to change to AM mode. @ Press displayed. (& Press and hold again for more than 2 seconds, “hours” blinks indicating the time setting mode is activated. Ta set hours, press < or >. Press again for minutes setting. {5 To set minutes, press < or >. Hold < or >change numbers rapidly. (5 After setting the time, press Note: [ CT display is kept on, it remains on even if PWR and ACG are turned off and back on again.
Fold and rel lease TP Seek Tuning Press < or > for more than 0.5 second, then release. The radio automatically stops at the next available TP station. Auto TP Station Preset Press and hold BAND {AUTO-P) for more than 2 seconds. The six strongest available TP stations are automatically set in memory on the preset button 110 6. Once set, the preset stations are sequentially scanned for 5 seconds sate. Tuning in a TP station preset Press any of the preset buttons 1 to 6 halt you want to listen to.
RDS (Radio Data System) Reception cones C. PTY Reception {There are some areas where PTY service may not be available.) Switching to PTY mode Press PTY to select PTY display mode, and the PTY of the broadcast now received is displayed. Changing PTY Display Language Press in PTY mode to alternate the language between English and Swedish. Press D (MISTYPE, dishwasher Program Type Selection Press select the program type as follows.
TABLE of PTY CODE and Program Type 3 Press any of the preset button 1 to 6 that you want to desire the pron gram type. Those bunions are already stored program types as fol G lows. (Default setting} T
3 RDS (Radio Data System) Reception comes i Searching for PTY (1) Select a desired station from among those preset in‘the preset number buttons 1 to 6. Then, the preset PTY and that preset number are displayed for 5 seconds. — Press preset button. (2) While the desired type from B presets is displayed, take either of the following two steps. A} Press the same preset button again. B} Press BAND. If the desired PTY station is available, it is directly received.
Cassette Tape Player Basics Load mg a Cassette Q Press OPEN to open the front panel. (@ Insert a cassette with the exposed tape side facing to the right. @) Close the front panel by hand. m——moanf\m INDICATOR Caution: When the front pane is propertied, do not force it down and do not put anything on it because these may result in damage to the unit Note: While inserting a cassette tape, the volume decreases to about 1710 of the previous level.
Tw-rozm 3 28 Cassette Tape Player Basics win . . Ejecting the Tape Press OPEN to open the front pans. Press & to eject a cassettes, and the previous operation mode will resume. Note: The cassette tape should be always removed from the cassette slot when ot in use. Caution: When ejecting & cassette tape, do not close the front anal until the cassette idle is defected and removed from the cassette soot completely. Note: While ejecting a cassette tape, the volume decreases to about 1/10 of the previous level.
TPS Operation (Tape Program Search) @ Press 3(TPS} to activate the Tape Program Search mods. (3 From the current selection, decide which program you want 1o select. Now, press »® several times forward (up to 8 programs) or press << several times backward select the corresponding program number. {Fast forward:) Ta em EX1. To select the current program again press 3 (PSST, and prods <« acne, EX2. To select the 1st program backward of the current selection, press 3 (TPS) once, and press < twice times. EX3.
CD Changer Basics Note: CD changer functions are applicable to units with optional CD changer unit. {sold separately) To start the CD Changer While CD changer is connected, press MODE to charge into the CD changer meed and playback starts automatically. Selecting a Disc Press V' DISC or DISCS to select discs in descending or ascending order. Then, the selected disc will start to play from the first track. Selecting a Track # Press once to go to the next track.
LV Rl OT-S L] Repeating a Track # Press 4 {(REPEAT) to repeat the current selection. © ® Press 4 (REPEAT) again to cancel Random Selection @ Press 5 (RANDOM). A grandam selection of music is played from all available tracks. « Pres 5 (RANDOM) again to cancel. Note: The “\V DISC" or ‘DISC A" is operated, has priority over Random Play mode, The Random mode will stop and the disc select function will operate once the V DISC or DISCS s pressed. Scanning Tracks # Press 3 (SCAN).
CD Changer Ba Sics continued Error Display Messages Displays when the compact disc is dirty or when it is invented. Next compact disc is automatically selected. Displays when the compact disc has a scratch on it, Next compact disc is automatically selected, Displays when the unit stops operating for some reason. Press the eject button of the changer unit. Displays when theta is no disc in the magazine.
Remote Control Basics CQ-FXB6LEN ( Supplied ) CQ-FX44GLEN, CQ-FX44LEN (Option ) Battery Replacement: 1. Remove the battery holder. Back §ide Pull the holder by the Position B while pushing / Position A in the direction indicated by the row, D Lithium battery @ 2. Replace the battery. Set a new battery properly with up as illustrated. x@// Position B Battery holder 3. Insert the battery holder. Push in the holder to the original position.
" 3 H Anti-Theft System L é This unit is equipped with a removable face plate. By removing this face plate, the radio becomes totally inositol cable. The security indicator will blink, P To Remove the Removable Face Plate (U Witch oft the power. @ Press the OPEN. The removable face plate will be opened. (T As shown in Fig.3, gently push the lower side of the case and open fts cover, Keep the removable face plate in the case. Then, you can bring the plate safely. @ Removable Face Plate Case @ Open Fig.
To Install the Removable Face Plate {1 Fit either of the right or left hole in the face plate over the man unit's pin, and fit it over on the other side while pushing Security Indicator Otter fitting the face plate holes, move the face plate up and down a few times to make sure that it has been fitted securely. Contact (3} Close the front panel and press the right side of the face plate until “click” is heard. Caution: 1. Before removing the removable face plate, make sure the power is off. 2.
Anti-Theft System continues Warning Alarm Caution This car radio is equipped with an integrated Warning Alarm in order to make robbery more difficult. But it has to be secured that the installation will be properly done so that the Naming Alarm may work in a perfect way. Concerning the installation, the to flowing points have to be observed: 1. The supplied mounting collar has to be firmly fixed with the mounting tabs to the dashboard. 2.
Installation Preparation * Before installation, check the radio operation with antenna and speakers. # Disconnect the cable farm the negative battery terminal {see caution below). ® Unit should be installed in a horizontal position with the front end up at a convenient angle, but not more than 30°. Caution: For installation to cars with trip or navigational computers, all electronic memory settings previously registered in the computer will be lost when the battery terminal is disconnected.
. i lat i N instant nation continued 3 s [\ Installation Procedures é Note: Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, Ml 1. Secure the Mounting Collar (0. Instar Mounting Callas (1) into the car’s dashboard, and bend mounting tabs out with a screwdriver. 28 Dashboard .. " Lo\ck Lever Make sure that the lock svelter is flush with the mounting collar {not projecting outward, Screwdriver 2. Secure the rear of the unit.
3. insert the Trim plate ® Trim plate 4. After installation reconnect the mega\ rive battery terminal. To Remove the Unit @) Remove the removable face plate. (See page 34.) b) Remove the trim plate with a screwdriver as shown in the figure. Trim Plate Screwdriver ¢ Pull out the unit while pushing the lock lever using screwdriver. (Fig. 1, Fig. 2) d) Remove the unit pulling with both hands. (Fig. 3} Lock Ii ever Fig.
Electrical Connection Caution: i # Confirm the note on page 4, and make connections to the connectors on car side: | * To prevent damage to the unit, be sure to follow the connection diagram below, # Remove the covering of the leads about § mm long from their end before connecting. (the cords except for IS0 connector’s cords} # Do not insert the power connector Into the unit until the wiring is completed. * Be sure to Insulate any exposed wires from a possible short-circuit from the car chassis.
Speaker Connections Caution: 1. Use grounded speakers only. 2. The speakers to be used with this unit should be able to handle mare than: 40W of audio power.If an: optional amplifier is used, the speakers should be able to handier the maximum: tautology power of the amplifier. Use of speakers with small input ratings can cause damage to the speakers. 8, The'sjjeakar Impedance should be 4 = 8'chms.
RN Fuse Be sure to use a fuse of the specified rating {15A) when replacing a blown fuse. Fuses with higher capacity railings, use of any substitute, or connection without a fuse may result I a fire hazard or damage to the unit. If the replacement fuse fails, consult your nearest authorized Panasonic Service Center, Maintenance To clean the exterior of this unit, use a soft cloth to wipe the surface.
