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Bluetooth Specification Bluetooth Specification Ver.2.0

Output Power class 2 (Max +4dBm)

Profile A2DP Ver.1.0

AVRCP Ver.1.0

Bluetooth Specification Bluetooth Specification Ver.2.0

Output Power class 2 (Max +4dBm)

Profile HFP Ver.1.5

OPP Ver.1.1

Power Output 14W x 4 (20Hz to 20kHz, 1% THD, 4Ω,

Vcc=14.4V)

Maximum of 50W x 4

Output Level/Impedance 5V/55Ω line-out impedance

Loudness +10dB at 100Hz/+6dB at 10kHz

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For Your Safety in Using the CD32002
Table of Contents7
Operating Precautions14
- Notes on Operation14
Names of Controls and Parts16
- Turning the Power on and off18
- Switching Audio Modes18
- Adjusting Volume18
- Switching Rotary Modes19
- About a Shortcut19
  - Creating a Shortcut19
  - Using a Shortcut20
- Switching Screen20
- Operation Assist Function20
- Detaching the Front Panel21
How to Operate the CD/MP3/WMA Player22
- About Compact Discs22
- About Cleaning a CD23
- About MP3/WMA24
- Listening to CD27
- Track (File) Up/Down27
- Folder Up/Down28
- Returning to the Root Directory of the CD (MP3/WMA File)28
- Fast Forward/Rewind28
- Scan/Repeat/Random28
- Folder Scan/Repeat/Random29
- Displaying Title29
- Ejecting the Disc30
How to Operate the USB Music File Player32
- About Playable USB Memory Standards32
- How to Operate the USB Music File Player34
  - Listening to Music Files in USB Memory35
- Disconnecting USB Memory35
The Bluetooth Audio Function36
- About the Bluetooth Audio Function36
- About the Bluetooth Specifications36
  - Supported Bluetooth Specifications36
  - Supported Profile36
- What Is Bluetooth37
- Listening to Music37
- Stopping the Music37
- Pausing the Music37
- Selecting the Music You Want to Listen to38
- Fast Forward/Rewind38
- Bluetooth Audio Setup38
How to Operate the Tuner42
- Listening to the Tuner42
- Tuning to a Station42
- Operations During Rotary Mode42
- Automatically Storing Stations into Memory. (the Automatic Preset Mode: ASM)43
- Manually Storing Stations into Memory43
- Preset Station Scan43
- Changing the Reception Sensitivity for Automatic Scanning44
- Changing the Radio Band Location44
How to Use the Remote Control46
- Precautions in Use of the Remote Control46
- Cleaning the Remote Control46
- Replacing the Battery47
The Bluetooth Hands-Free Function48
- About the Bluetooth Hands-Free Function48
- About the Bluetooth Specifications48
  - Supported Bluetooth Specifications48
  - Supported Profile48
- What Is Bluetooth49
- Selecting the Bluetooth Hands-Free Mode49
- Making a Call49
- Receiving a Call51
- Hanging up (Refusing a Call)51
- Adjusting the Volume51
  - Adjusting the Ring Tone Volume51
  - Adjusting the Voice Volume52
- Storing Phone Numbers in Preset Dial52
- Setting the Bluetooth Hands-Free Function52
ESN Security Operating Procedure60
- About ESN60
- How to Operate the ESN (Key CD) Security60
- How to Turn the Security Indicator On/Off62
- How to Read the Electronic Serial Number62
How to Operate the AUDIO CONTROL64
- Switching Audio Control Modes64
How to Operate the Sound Adjustment Mode66
- About Sound Adjustment Mode66
- Switching the Sound Adjustment Mode69
- Parametric Equalizer Adjustment (PEQ)69
  - Setting Preset EQ69
  - Adjusting the Median Frequency and the Q Curve69
- Position Selector70
- Crossover Adjustment (X-Over)70
- Non-Fader Phase (Non-F Phase)71
Making Changes with Display Adjustment Mode72
- Switching the Display Adjustment Mode72
- Switching the Brightness (Bright)72
- Changing Illumination Color72
- Changing Display Type (DISP Type)73
- Changing Background (Background)73
- Changing the Sound Meter (Sound Meter)73
- Importing Display Data (DISP Data)74
- Changing the Scroll Type (Scroll Type)75
Making Changes with Function Mode76
- Switching the Function Mode76
- Setting a Station Name/Disc Title76
- Deleting a Station Name/Disc Title77
- Setting the Guide Tone77
- Setting Clock Display (Clock ON/OFF)77
- Setting Time (Clock Adjust)78
- Switching Demonstration Screen Display (Demo)78
- Setting the Steering Remote Function (U.S.A. Only)79
  - Reading Steering Remote Data (U.S.A. Only)79
How to Operate the Main Unit with an Optional CD Changer Connected84
- Listening to a CD84
- Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played84
- Operations During Rotary Mode84
- Fast Forward/Rewind84
- Playing the Beginning of Tracks (SCAN)84
- Repeating the same Track (REPEAT)85
- Playing Tracks in Random Order (RANDOM)85
- Skipping to the Next or Previous CD85
- Specifying a CD to Play85
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional HD Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A. Only)86
- About HD Radio86
- Switching between Displays When Receiving HD Radio86
- HD Radio Reception Settings86
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional XM Satellite Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A./CANADA Only)88
- About XM Satellite Radio88
- Selecting the Radio Mode88
- Selecting a Channel88
  - Operations During Rotary Mode89
  - Category Selection89
- Direct Channel Selection89
- Manually Setting Channels into Memory89
- Preset Channel Scan90
- Switching Displays When Using the XM Satellite Radio90
- Displaying the XM ID90
How to Operate the Tuner with an Optional SIRIUS Satellite Radio Tuner Connected (U.S.A./CANADA Only)92
- About SIRIUS Satellite Radio92
- Selecting the Radio Mode92
- Selecting a Channel92
  - Operations During Rotary Mode92
  - Category Selection93
- Direct Channel Selection93
- Manually Storing Channels into Memory93
- Preset Channel Scan93
- Switching Displays When Using the SIRIUS Satellite Radio94
- Displaying the SIRIUS ID94
How to Operate the Main Unit with an Optional Interface Adapter for Ipod Connected96
- Listening to Ipod Music Files (if an Ipod Is Not Connected)96
- Listening to Ipod Music Files (if an Ipod Is Connected)96
- Advancing to the Next Music File or Returning to the Beginning of the Music File Being Played96
- Fast Forward/Rewind96
- Searching for a Music File97
- Repeating the same Music File (REPEAT)98
- Playing Music Files in Random Order (SHUFFLE)98
- Displaying Text98
Others100
- Connecting a Portable Audio Player to the AUX Jack100
If You Have a Question102
- Displayed Information (for Troubleshooting)102
- When You Think There Is a Malfunction104
Specifications106
How to Contact Customer Service108
Security Code110

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