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ESN security operating procedure
[FUNC] button
Button [4]
Ho
w to read the Electr
onic Serial Number
Check that the Power is OFF.
1
Press and hold button [4], then the [FUNC] button, and
hold both for more than one second.
2
[ESN] appears on the display, followed by an eight-digit
number; this number is your electronic serial number (ESN).
You may use this number to identify your Eclipse CD5444 in
the event it recovered after being stolen.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
7
Table of Contents
7
Operating Precautions
12
Notes on Operation
12
About Compact Discs
13
About Cleaning a CD
15
About Memory Sticks
16
About Cleaning the Memory Sticks
18
Names of Controls and Parts
19
ESN Security Operating Procedure
20
About ESN
20
How to Switch the Security Type (Key CD Security/Memory Stick Security)
21
How to Operate the ESN (Key CD)Security
22
How to Program the Key CD
22
How to Cancel the Key CD
23
How to Change the Key CD
24
How to Resume Normal Operation (ESN Security Lock Out)
24
What Happens if an Incorrect CD Is Inserted
25
How to Operate the ESN (Memory Stick) Security
26
How to Record a Security Code
26
How to Cancel the Memory Stick Security
28
How to Change the Memory Stick
30
How to Resume Normal Operation (ESN Security Lock Out)
31
What Happens if a Memory Stick or Security Code Is Incorrect
34
How to Operate the ACC Security
35
How to Turn the Security Indicator On/Off
36
How to Read the Electronic Serial Number
37
Basic Operation
38
Turning the Power on and off
38
Listening to a CD
39
Listening to MG Memory Stick
40
Listening to the Tuner
41
Adjusting Audio Volume
42
Switching Audio Control Modes
43
VOL (VOLUME) Mode
43
BASS Mode
43
TREB (TREBLE) Mode
44
BAL (BALANCE) Mode
44
FAD (FADER) Mode
44
NON-F (NON-FADER) Mode
44
SVC (Source Volume Control) Mode
45
Enabling the Loudness Control
46
Making Changes with Display Adjustment Mode
47
Contrast Adjustment
48
Changing Illumination Color
48
Making Changes with Function Mode
49
Disabling the Guide Tone Feature (for Button Operation)
50
Clock Display On/Off
50
Setting the Time
51
Others
52
Enabling E-COM Feature
52
Operation Assist Function
52
How to Operate the CD Player
53
Listening to Cds
53
Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played
54
Fast Forward/Rewind
54
Playing the Beginning of Tracks (SCAN)
54
Repeating the same Track (REPEAT)
55
Playing Tracks in Random Order (RANDOM)
55
Ejecting the Disc
56
Creating a Title for a CD
57
Changing a Previously Set Title
59
Deleting a Previously Created Title
60
Displaying CD TEXT
61
How to Operate the MP3 Player
62
About MP3
62
What Is MP3
62
Playable MP3 File Standards
62
ID3 Tags
62
Media
63
Format of Discs
63
File Names
64
Multi-Sessions
64
Playing MP3
64
MP3 Playing Time Display
64
Display Order of MP3 File/Folder Names
64
Listening to MP3 File
65
Advancing to the Next Track (File) or Returning to the Beginning of the Track (File) Being Played
66
Skipping to the Next or Previous Folder
66
Return to the Root Directory of the CD
66
Playing the Beginning of Files (SCAN)
67
Repeating the same File (REPEAT)
67
Playing Files in Random Order (RANDOM)
68
Displaying Title
68
How to Operate the Memory Stick Player
69
Listening to MG Memory Stick
69
Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played
70
Fast Forward/Rewind
70
Playing the Beginning of Tracks (SCAN)
70
Repeating the same Track (REPEAT)
71
Playing Tracks in Random Order (RANDOM)
71
Ejecting the Memory Stick
72
Recording on Memory Stick
73
Selecting Tracks to be Recorded
74
Setting Sound Quality
75
Deleting Recorded File
76
Formatting MG Memory Stick (Quick Format)
77
How to Operate the Tuner
78
Tuning to a Station
78
Entering Stations into Memory Automatically (the Automatic Preset Mode: ASM)
79
Manually Setting Stations into Memory
80
Preset Station Scan
81
Setting a Station Name
82
Deleting a Station Name
84
Changing the Reception Sensitivity for Automatic Scanning
85
Changing the Radio Band Location
86
FM Reception Characteristics
87
FM Reception Differs from am
87
Fading out
87
Reception Area of FM Broadcasts
88
Multipath
88
How to Operate the Sound Adjustment Mode
89
About Sound Adjustment Mode
89
Position Selector
89
Dsp
89
Graphic Equalizer
90
Parametric Equalizer
90
Crossover
92
Time Alignment
94
Multi-Harmonizer
95
Non-Fader Phase
95
E-Iserv Sound Effect Customizations
95
Operations During Normal Mode
96
DSP Setting
97
Position Selector Setting (POSITION)
98
Non-Fader Phase Selection (NON-FADER)
99
Operations During Advance Mode
100
Equalizer Adjustment (EQ)
101
Simplified Time Alignment Settings (T-ALIGN)
106
Crossover Adjustment (X-OVER)
111
Multi-Harmonizer Settings (HARMONIZER)
112
Non-Fader Phase Selection (NON-FADER)
113
Reading Sound Quality Data
114
How to Use the Card Remote Control
116
Precautions in Use of the Remote Control
116
Cleaning the Remote Control
116
Turning the Power On/Off
117
Adjusting the Audio Volume
117
Muting the Volume
117
Switching Playback Modes
118
How to Play the Tuner
118
Selecting the FM/AM Band
118
Selecting a Station (Manually or Automatically)
119
Selecting Preset Stations
119
How to Play Cds
119
Switching Disc Modes
119
Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played
120
Skipping to the Next or Previous Disc
120
Enabling the Optional E-COM Feature
120
Replacing the Battery
121
How to Use an Optional NOB Remote Control
122
Turning the Power On/Off
122
Adjusting the Audio Volume
122
Muting the Volume
122
Switching Playback Modes
123
How to Play the Tuner
123
Selecting the FM/AM Band
123
Selecting a Station (Manually or Automatically)
124
Selecting Preset Stations
124
How to Play Cds
124
Switching Disc Modes
124
Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played
125
Skipping to the Next or Previous Disc
125
Illuminating the NOB Remote Control
125
Enabling the Optional E-COM Feature
125
Replacing the Battery
126
How to Operate the Receiver with an Optional CD Changer Connected
128
Listening to a CD
128
Advancing to the Next Track or Returning to the Beginning of the Track Being Played
128
Fast Forward/Rewind
128
Playing the Beginning of Tracks (SCAN)
129
Repeating the same Track (REPEAT)
129
Playing Tracks in Random Order (RANDOM)
130
Skipping to the Next or Previous CD
130
Specifying a CD to Play
131
Others
132
Connecting Portable Audio Players to the AUX Jack
132
If You Have a Question
133
Displayed Information (for Troubleshooting)
134
Specifications
138
Before Installation
139
Components
139
Installation Angle
139
Mounting Instruction
140
Mounting the Main Unit
140
Names of Lead Wires and Destinations
142
System
143
How to Contact Customer Service
148
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Brand
Eclipse
Model
CD5444
Category
Car Stereo System
Language
English
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