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General| RMS Power Output | 22W x 4 |
|---|---|
| Maximum output power | 50W x 4 |
| FM Presets | 24 |
| AM Presets | 6 |
| CD Player | Yes |
| CD Playback | Yes |
| MP3 Playback | Yes |
| USB Port | No |
| Equalizer | Yes |
| Preamp Outputs | Yes |
| Auxiliary Input | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Detachable Faceplate | Yes |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Power Output | 50W x 4 |
| Tuner | FM/AM |
| WMA Playback | Yes |
| EQ Settings | 5-band |
| Pre-out ports | 1 |
Product compliance with EMC directives and CE marking for optimal reception.
Guide to maximize product potential and listening enjoyment through operation.
Important safety and handling guidelines, including laser product and battery care.
Guidance on contacting dealers or service stations for product malfunctions.
Detailed descriptions and operations of the unit's various buttons and controls.
Instructions for removing and storing the detachable front panel to prevent theft.
Steps to power on the unit by selecting a source.
How to switch between available audio sources like CD player and tuner.
Procedure to power down the unit by holding the source button.
Basic steps for tuning into radio stations, including band selection and manual/seek tuning.
Explanation of indicators on the display, such as AF, Frequency, Stereo, and Preset Number.
How to store and recall favorite radio stations using preset tuning buttons.
Using local seek tuning to find stations with strong reception signals.
Utilizing BSM to automatically store the six strongest stations for easy access.
Explanation of RDS (Radio Data System) features like program name and traffic announcements.
Meaning of RDS indicators like AF, TA, TP, and Program Service Name.
How to cycle through RDS display information: service name, PTY, and frequency.
How the unit handles emergency alerts (PTY alarm) and volume adjustments.
Automatic search for stronger signals in the same network when reception weakens.
Automatic search for stations with the same programming when alternative frequencies are not found.
Enabling PI Seek during preset recall to find stations when traveling.
Using regional function with AF to select stations broadcasting regional programs.
Activating TA standby to automatically receive traffic announcements regardless of the source.
How the unit reacts when a TP station signal is lost, prompting a new station search.
List of specific PTY codes and their corresponding program types for radio stations.
Steps for inserting, playing, and adjusting volume for CDs in the unit.
Explanation of indicators on the display, such as TRACK NUMBER and PLAY TIME for CD playback.
Important notes on disc compatibility, handling, and potential error messages.
How to activate and deactivate repeat play for a single track or the current album.
How to temporarily stop and resume CD playback.
Overview of audio adjustment functions and how to access them.
How to cycle through audio functions like FAD, EQ-L, LOUD, FIE, and SLA.
Adjusting front/rear and left/right speaker balance for optimal listening.
Adjusting sound equalization using pre-set curves or custom settings.
How to select from pre-stored equalizer curves like SPR-BASS, NATURAL, etc.
Customizing equalizer settings for low, mid, and high frequencies and memorizing them.
Compensating for low-volume sound deficiencies in bass and treble.
Enhancing front imaging by cutting mid/high frequencies from rear speakers.
Important precautions when activating or deactivating the FIE function.
Adjusting volume levels for different sources to prevent radical changes.
Performing initial setup of different unit settings like STEP and A-PI.
Procedure to enter and navigate initial settings menus.
Configuring the FM tuning step between 50 kHz and 100 kHz.
Enabling or disabling Auto PI Seek for automatic station searching during preset recall.
Automatic muting of audio when a cellular telephone call is made or received.
Guidelines for using and caring for CDs, including handling and avoiding damage.
Precautions and potential playback issues with CD-R and CD-RW discs.
Table explaining common error messages, their causes, and suggested actions.
Details on power source, grounding, current consumption, dimensions, and weight.
Technical data for power output, impedance, and equalizer ranges.
Technical data for CD player system, signal format, frequency characteristics, and S/N ratio.
Technical data for FM tuner frequency range, sensitivity, selectivity, and distortion.
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