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JVC RD-D328B - User Manual

JVC RD-D328B
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Instruction Manual
All-in-one Hi-Fi System
RD-D328B
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JVC RD-D328B Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJVC
ModelRD-D328B
CategoryStereo System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Warnings

Unit Handling and Placement

The unit must be placed on a flat stable surface and should not be subjected to vibrations. Do not place on sloped or unstable surfaces.

Environmental and Electrical Safety

Avoid extreme temperatures. Prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to overheating. Never place naked flames near the unit.

Power and Battery Safety

Always disconnect the unit from the mains supply before moving. Batteries used in the remote control are easily swallowed by young children.

Maintenance and Service

Supervision and Laser Safety

Children should be supervised. Class 1 Laser Product may result in hazardous radiation exposure. Do not let children push objects into openings.

Unit and Disc Care

Ensure unit is unplugged before cleaning. Wipe with a moist, lint-free cloth. Do not touch playback side of disc. Do not store discs in humid or dusty places.

Servicing Precautions

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove screws. The unit contains no user-serviceable parts. Leave maintenance to qualified personnel.

Unpacking and Included Items

Unpacking Instructions

Remove all items from the packaging. Retain the packaging. Dispose of packaging according to local regulations.

Package Contents

The following items are included: Main Unit, Mains Cable, 3.5mm to 3.5mm stereo audio cable, Remote Control, Instruction Manual.

Product Overview

Front View Features

Identifies the Display and Speaker on the front of the unit.

Top View Controls

Details the NFC Sensor, USB Socket, Docking station, AUX Socket, EQ Button, Aerial, Preset Buttons, Standby, Source, CD Compartment, and Volume Dial.

Product Overview (continued)

Bottom View Ports

Identifies the AC~ Socket on the bottom of the unit.

Remote Control Layout

Details all buttons on the remote control for power, mode selection, playback, volume, and settings.

Remote Control Operation

Initial Setup

Remove the protective tab to activate the remote control battery for first-time use.

Battery Replacement

Instructions for pulling out the battery tray, removing the old battery, and inserting a new CR2025 battery with correct polarity.

Handling Precautions

Advice on handling the remote control to prevent damage or injury, such as not dropping it or spilling liquids.

Connections

Remote Control Range

The remote control sensor operates up to 5 metres away within a 40° arc, varying with room brightness.

Using the AUX Connection

Connect auxiliary equipment to the AUX socket using a 3.5mm stereo audio cable.

Initial Setup

Turning the Radio On for the First Time

Extend aerial, connect mains cable to unit and socket. Clock synchronizes automatically in STANDBY mode.

Aerial and Cable Management

Extend aerial for DAB. Hook power cable into the groove at the bottom of the unit for tidy cable management.

Charging from USB

USB Charging Functionality

The USB socket charges mobile devices (MP3, phone) with 5V DC at up to 1.3A. Use a USB cable (not included).

Basic Operation

Switching Power On;Off

Use the STANDBY button on the unit or remote to switch the unit on or back to STANDBY mode.

Selecting Source Modes

Press SOURCE button to cycle through DAB, FM, BT, DISC, USB, DOCK, AUX. Use direct buttons on remote for faster selection.

Adjusting Volume and Sound Effects

Use VOLUME dial or buttons to adjust volume. Use EQ button for presets (CLASSIC, ROCK, JAZZ, FLAT, POP) and BASS button for Bass ON/OFF.

Clock and Display Settings

Automatic Clock Synchronization

Clock can auto-set using DAB/FM signals. Leave unit on DAB or FM for a period for synchronization.

Display Brightness Adjustment

Press the DIMMER button repeatedly to select the LCD light level of the display.

Manual Clock Setting

In STANDBY mode, use CLOCK button and navigation buttons to set hour and minute digits.

Time Synchronization Control

Press and hold MENU to select ON/OFF for automatic time synchronization. Manual setting turns auto-sync OFF.

Timer Functions

Setting the Timer

Set TIMER 1 or TIMER 2 with specified time, source (BUZZER, DISC, etc.), and volume level.

Timer Activation and Snooze

Select SET ON to activate the timer alarm. Press any button to enter SNOOZE mode when the timer rings.

System Settings

Setting the Sleep Timer

Use the sleep timer to turn the system off after a set number of minutes (e.g., 15, 30, 60, 90) in play mode.

System Reset Procedure

Reset the unit to factory settings by selecting SYSTEM > RESET > Y in FM or DAB mode.

Software Version Check

Check the software version by navigating through MENU > SYSTEM > SW VER in FM or DAB mode.

DAB Operation

Initial DAB Scan

Extend aerial before selecting DAB mode for an automatic scan of DAB radio stations in your area.

Full DAB Scan Procedure

Initiate a FULL SCAN to search all DAB Band III channels. The first found station is automatically selected.

DAB Station Management

Manual DAB Tuning

Manually tune DAB stations by selecting MANUAL and choosing stations from 5A to 13F.

DRC and Preset Stations

Set DRC to adjust loud/quiet sounds. Store up to 3 favourite stations using Preset 1-3 buttons.

Recalling DAB Presets

Recall stored preset stations by pressing the PRESET 1, 2, or 3 button.

DAB Display Modes

Information Display Options

Press INFO to cycle through display modes like DLS, Programme Type, Multiplex Name/Frequency, Signal Error, Bit Rate, Time, and Date.

Signal and Bitrate Information

View signal error, signal strength via a slide bar, and digital audio bit rate, codec, and channel configuration.

FM Operation

Auto and Manual Tuning

Perform auto scan by holding the track skip button. Manually tune frequency by repeatedly pressing the track skip button.

Scan and Audio Settings

Choose to tune Strong Stations Only or All Stations. Select STEREO or MONO audio for clearer reception.

FM Station Management

Saving FM Presets

Store up to 3 favourite stations by pressing and holding the PRESET 1, 2, or 3 buttons for 2 seconds.

Recalling FM Presets

Recall stored preset stations by pressing the PRESET 1, 2, or 3 buttons.

FM Display Modes

Information Display Options

Press INFO to cycle through display modes: Radio Text, Programme Type, Station Name/Frequency, Audio Mode, Clock, and Date.

Radio Text and Programme Type

View broadcast messages (Radio Text) and programme style/genre (Programme Type).

Station Info and Audio Mode

Display station name/frequency and the current audio mode (STEREO or MONO).

CD;MP3 Operation

Compatible Disc Types

Supports CD-R, CD-RW (Audio/MP3), and AUDIO-CD formats.

CD Playback Basics

Place CD in slot, unit reads and plays automatically. Use II/PAIR to pause/resume, MENU to stop, EJECT to remove.

CD;MP3 Playback Controls

Track Navigation and Search

Skip tracks using ◄ or ►►I buttons. Press and hold to search for a position.

Repeat, Random, and Intro Playback

Control track repeat (ONE, ALB, ALL), random playback (SHUFFLE), and intro playback (INTRO/SCAN).

Text Display During Playback

Use INFO to view track number, elapsed time, remaining time. MP3 with ID3 shows filename scrolling.

CD;MP3 Programme Play

Creating a Programme List

Programme up to 20 tracks in desired order. Press PROG to enter MEMORY mode and select tracks.

Starting and Clearing Programmes

Press ►II/PAIR to start programme play. Press I to stop, or ■ twice to clear the programme.

iPod; iPhone; iPad Operation

Supported Models

Lists compatible iPhone, iPod, and iPad models. Note: Not compatible with iPad Pro 12.9-inch.

Docking and Playback

Insert device into dock. Unit identifies and charges device. Playback starts automatically or manually.

Navigation and Control

Control playback using unit buttons (►II/PAIR, ◄►►I, VOL+/-). Menu navigation requires using the device itself.

Bluetooth Operation

Pairing with Bluetooth Devices

Pair unit with Bluetooth device by selecting BT mode, activating device's Bluetooth, and entering '0000' if prompted.

Disconnecting Bluetooth

Switch to another function or disable Bluetooth on the device. Press and hold II/PAIR to disconnect.

NFC Operation

NFC Pairing and Disconnection

Activate NFC on mobile device and place near unit's NFC sensor to pair/disconnect Bluetooth connection.

USB Operation

Connecting and Playing USB Devices

Connect USB storage device to enjoy stored music. Select USB source and use playback controls.

USB File Format and Capacity

Supports MP3 format only. Compatible with USB devices up to 32 GB. Compatibility with all devices is not guaranteed.

AUX Operation

Connecting External Audio Devices

Connect external audio device to the AUX socket using a 3.5mm stereo audio cable. Operate audio device directly for playback.

Maintenance

Cleaning the Unit

Ensure unit is unplugged. Wipe case with a slightly moist, lint-free cloth. Do not use abrasive fluids or sprays.

Disc Handling and Cleaning

Do not touch playback side of disc. Clean discs from centre outwards with a dry or slightly moist cloth. Avoid solvents.

Disc Storage Best Practices

Do not store discs in direct sunlight, near heat sources, or in humid/dusty environments. Avoid storing discs vertically or stacked.

Hints and Tips

General Troubleshooting

Solutions for common issues like no power, remote control not functioning, no sound, or unit unresponsiveness.

CD Playback Issues

Troubleshooting steps for discs not playing, skipping, or unit errors, including checking mode, disc cleanliness, and secure placement.

Radio Reception Problems

Tips for poor DAB/FM reception, including extending aerial, checking for interference, and adjusting position.

Bluetooth Troubleshooting

Device Not Found

Ensure Bluetooth function is activated on your device and that the unit has been successfully paired.

Product Specifications

System and Power Details

Provides power requirements (AC220-240V), consumption (30W), output power (10W x 2), and frequency response (45Hz-20KHz).

Connectivity and Frequency

Details Bluetooth version (V4.2), USB charging specs (5V 2.1A Max), and frequency bands (2402-2480 MHz).

Physical Dimensions and Weight

Lists unit dimensions (340x108x182 mm), net weight (2.4 kg), and tuning ranges for FM and DAB.

Useful Information and Licences

Support and Contact Information

Provides contact details for general information, hints, tips, and support calls for UK and Ireland.

Product Disposal and Recycling

Instructions on responsible disposal of the product and its packaging as household waste.

Trademark Acknowledgements

Lists trademarks for Bluetooth, Apple products (iPod, iPhone, iPad), and other registered marks.

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