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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Equalizer | Yes |
| Subwoofer Output | Yes |
| Hands-free Calling | Yes |
| AM/FM Tuner | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Audio Output Channels | 4 |
| Display | LCD |
| Compatible Audio Formats | MP3, WMA |
Describes how moisture can affect the CD player lens and unit operation.
Advises against splashing drinks on the unit and cleaning tape heads.
Details handling and care for discs, avoiding residue and damage.
Explains compatibility and playback limits for CD-R and CD-RW discs.
Advises using an adaptor for 8 cm CDs to prevent damage.
Provides handling guidelines to prevent damage and ensure sound quality.
Recommends against using cassettes longer than 90 minutes due to tape risks.
Explains the unit reset procedure, including data loss implications.
Details using the dummy cover to deter theft when the unit is not in use.
Guides users through setting the 12-hour digital clock display.
Instructs on inserting a CD and starting automatic playback.
Explains cycling through display info like track number, elapsed time, and clock.
Guides on inserting a cassette and starting playback.
Details modes like REPEAT and SHUF for CD playback.
Explains activating and deactivating repeat play for tracks or discs.
Describes enabling shuffle play for random track order.
Details how to set repeat play for a single track.
Explains activating/deactivating Dolby B NR for tape playback.
Guides selecting tape types like CrO2 or metal for optimal playback.
Explains ATA for automatic tuner activation during tape winding.
Describes BL SKIP function to skip blank sections on tape.
Explains Best Tuning Memory (BTM) for automatic station memorization.
Guides manually storing up to six stations per band.
Details selecting and listening to memorized radio stations.
Provides steps for manual tuning when preset stations are not found.
Instructs attaching labels to the rotary commander based on mounting.
Explains cycling through display items like frequency and clock.
Explains switching to monaural mode to improve FM stereo reception.
Details using SOURCE and MODE buttons for source/band selection.
Explains using SEEK/AMS control for track location and station tuning.
Describes using PRESET/DISC for station recall and disc changing.
Explains using VOL and SOUND buttons for volume and sound adjustments.
Details using DSPL for display changes and OFF for power control.
Describes reversing control direction for right-side mounting.
Guides selecting sound parameters like VOL, BAS, TRE using SOUND button.
Explains using jog roller to adjust chosen sound characteristic.
Details quickly attenuating sound using the ATT button on the commander.
Explains the D-Bass function for enhancing bass response.
Guides selecting different D-Bass levels for desired bass effect.
Explains how to disable or enable the unit's beep tone.
Describes selecting from 8 display patterns for the sound analyzer.
Guides selecting from three levels for the spectrum analyzer display.
Explains display brightness dimming automatically when car lights turn on.
Details selecting CD/MD source and starting playback.
Explains advancing to next or returning to previous disc in changer.
How to cycle through display info for CD/MD playback.
Guides using AMS to skip tracks on CDs or MDs.
Explains repeat options for track, disc, or all discs.
Details shuffle play options for current disc, changer, or all discs.
Explains procedure and precautions for replacing unit's fuse.
Warns against using a fuse with a higher amperage rating than specified.
Lists technical specifications for the CD player.
Lists technical specifications for the cassette player.
Details technical specifications for FM and AM tuner sections.
Lists technical specifications for the power amplifier.
Covers general specs like inputs, power requirements, and dimensions.
Lists optional accessories available for the unit.
Lists accessories included with the unit.
Lists optional equipment that can be connected.
Important note regarding digital preamplifiers or equalizers.
Covers common problems: no sound, clock, memory, beep, power.
Addresses issues related to power connections, fuses, and power aerial.
Solutions for noise interference and problems receiving stations.
Solutions for disc loading, playback start, and auto ejection issues.
Addresses operation buttons, sound skipping due to vibration, and general skips.
Solutions for cassette insertion problems and aerial extension during playback.
Addresses distorted sound, unclear playback, and Dolby NR settings.
Solutions for AMS function errors and playback starting from blank spaces.
Solutions for preset tuning failures and inability to receive stations.
Addresses noise, stereo/monaural reception, and auto tuning issues.
Explains error codes for disc magazines and disc conditions.
Addresses error E-99 for ambient temperature exceeding limits.
