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Power Output | 50W x 4 |
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Tuner | Yes |
Preset Stations Quantity | 30 |
CD Playback | Yes |
MP3 Playback | Yes |
Aux Input | Yes |
Display Type | LCD |
Channels | 4 |
Peak Power Output | 50W x 4 |
CD-R/RW Playback | Yes |
WMA Playback | Yes |
Remote Control | Yes |
Detachable Faceplate | Yes |
Tuner Bands | FM |
RMS Power Output | 17 Watts x 4 channels |
Lists optional accessories like the Rotary Commander RM-X4S.
Covers laser product warnings, moisture condensation, and maintaining sound quality.
Details on handling CDs, avoiding dirt, and preventing damage from heat or labels.
Information on playing CD-Rs and CD-RWs on the unit.
Instructions for playing smaller CDs using an optional adaptor.
Instructions for resetting the unit, which erases clock and memory settings.
Steps for removing and reattaching the front panel for security.
Procedure to power on the unit and steps to turn it completely off.
Explains how to navigate menu options using PRST and SEEK/AMS buttons.
Detailed steps for manually setting the hour and minute of the clock.
Instructions for inserting a CD and starting playback on the unit.
How to cycle through different display information during CD TEXT playback.
Describes what happens when the last track finishes and how to stop or eject.
How to enable or disable automatic scrolling of CD TEXT information.
Using AMS to skip tracks forward or backward during playback.
How to search backward or forward within a track by holding SEEK/AMS.
How to use Repeat Play (REP) to repeat the current track.
How to use Shuffle Play (SHUF) for random track order.
Automatically selects and stores the strongest stations on each band.
Steps to manually tune and store desired radio stations on number buttons.
How to select stored radio stations using number buttons or Preset Search.
Troubleshooting steps for tuning issues with preset stations.
Instructions to switch to Monaural mode for better reception in poor stereo conditions.
Explains the Radio Data System and its services like retuning and traffic info.
How the station name is displayed when an RDS station is tuned.
Details on changing display items and the automatic Motion Display mode.
Automatically retunes to the strongest signal within a network for continuous listening.
Keeps tuned to a regional programme without switching to other regional stations.
Allows selection of other local stations by re-pressing stored number buttons.
Automatically tunes to FM stations broadcasting traffic announcements.
How to cancel current traffic announcements or turn off the TA function.
How to preset the volume level for traffic announcements.
How the unit switches to emergency announcements from any source.
Storing AF/TA settings for all stations simultaneously.
Setting individual AF/TA configurations for each preset station.
Finds stations broadcasting specific programme types using PTY data.
Automatically sets the clock using RDS CT data from radio transmissions.
How to attach labels to the optional rotary commander based on mounting.
Operating the commander using SOURCE and MODE buttons.
Using the SEEK/AMS control for track search and station tuning.
Using the PRESET/DISC control for station recall and disc changes.
Using VOL, ATT, and SOUND controls for audio settings.
How to reverse the control direction for the rotary commander.
Adjusting bass and treble levels, storing them per source.
Adjusting speaker balance (left/right) and fader (front/rear).
Automatically reduces volume for incoming telephone calls.
Adjustments for clock, beeps, and rotary commander direction.
Settings for illumination colour, info display, dimmer, and motion display.
Enhances bass sound by boosting low and high frequencies.
How to select D-BASS levels (1, 2, 3) or turn it off.
Instructions for replacing the fuse and warnings about amperage.
Steps to clean unit and front panel connectors with alcohol.
Steps to remove the front cover before dismounting the unit.
Procedure to slide the unit out of its mounting after cover removal.
Technical specifications for the CD player functionality.
Specifications for FM, MW, and LW radio reception.
Specifications for output power and speaker impedance.
General specifications including outputs, tone controls, and dimensions.
Solutions for common issues like no sound, memory loss, or display errors.
Troubleshooting for disc loading, playback, ejection, and sound skipping.
Solutions for preset tuning, station reception, noise, and auto-tuning problems.
Troubleshooting SEEK, traffic announcements, and PTY display errors.