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Content
Introduction
For your personal safety........................................................................... Page
Proper Use ............................................................................................... Page
Equipment................................................................................................ Page
Scope of Supply....................................................................................... Page
Technical Information............................................................................... Page
Audio Storage Media................................................................................ Page
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Safety
Important specific notes on safety ........................................................... Page
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Preparation............................................................................................ Page 11
Installation
Removing the control panel from the car radio......................................... Page 11
Installation of the DIN assembly bracket into the car’s instrument panel.. Page 11
Connection to the car’s loudspeaker ........................................................ Page 12
Connection with car’s 12VDC power supply ............................................ Page 12
Connection with CD Changer ................................................................... Page 13
Connection of an amplifier ....................................................................... Page 13
Connecting a portable audio device ......................................................... Page 13
Connecting to the aerial of the motor vehicle ........................................... Page 14
Attaching to the DIN assembly bracket .................................................... Page 14
Attaching the control panel ...................................................................... Page 14
Operation
Switching on ............................................................................................ Page 14
Turning off ............................................................................................... Page 1ꢀ
Selecting and adjusting the sound............................................................ Page 1ꢀ
Selecting and adjusting playback functions.............................................. Page 1ꢀ
Adjusting volume...................................................................................... Page 16
Setting the 3-Band PLL Tuner.................................................................. Page 16
Playing from audio storage media ............................................................ Page 18
CD, CD-R and CD-RW....................................................................... Page 18
USB Memory Stick, MP3 Player or SD/MMC .................................... Page 20
Recording/Storing/Deleting on SD, MMC or a USB Memory Stick........... Page 21
Promote Control.................................................................................. Page 22
Troubleshooting.................................................................................. Page 23
Maintenance and Service.............................................................. Page 23
Disposal................................................................................................... Page 24
Information
Important warranty notes......................................................................... Page 24
Importer................................................................................................... Page 24
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Introduction
Car Radio KH 2380
L Equipment
Front of the Control Panel (Fig. A)
1 Control panel
2 Plastic frame
3 Display window
4 “Open” button
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L Introduction
L For your personal safety
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“Skip” button (forwards)
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Please read the operating instructions carefully; to
do so, unfold the pages featuring the illustrations.
Pay precise attention to the notes when taking the
device into operation. Should you have any further
questions on how to use this car radio recorder,
please contact your national service point (see
guarantee card). Store the operating instructions
safely for later reference and hand them to third
parties when passing your car radio recorder to a
new user.
“Skip” button (reverse)
“AF” button
“TA” button
“PTY” button
“6” button
TA
PTY
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“ꢀ” button
4 RDM
3 INT
2 RPT
1 PAU
DISP
BD/ENT
“4/RDM” button
“3/INT” button
“2/RPT” button
“1/PAU” button
“DISP” button
“BD/ENT” button
“SCAN/REC” button
“LD/MD” button
“MU” button
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SCAN
L Proper Use
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LD/MD
MU
The KH 2380 car radio is suitable for private use for cl
A/PS
receiving radio stations in the FM/MW/LW range and cm
“A/PS” button
“PWR/DIM” button
PWR/DIM
for playing back CD, CD-R, CD-RW, USB Memory-
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Stick, MP3 Player, SD and MMC audio storage media. co Sensor (remote control)
It is able to make recordings in WMA format on to
SD, MMC or USB memory stick (not supplied) of the
radio stations being played back. The car radio has
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“SEL/VOL” control knob
Reverse of the Control Panel (see Fig. B)
a removable control panel and an IR remote control cq Unlock mechanism 2x
device which can only be supplied with electricity by cr Plug-in connection strip
means of 1 lithium battery of type CR202ꢀ, 3VDC.
The car radio may only be connected to the 12V
DC supply. The device is suitable for connecting to
four loudspeakers with an impedance of 4-8 Ohm,
a maximum of four power amplifiers (to the four
speaker output channels) and a CD changer.
Front of the Car Radio
(Control Panel removed) (see Fig. C)
cs LED (red)/CD compartment
ct Front
cu CD compartment
Any careless use or use other than for the intended dl Connection socket
purpose will result in the guarantee becoming invalid. dm Opening mechanism
dn SD and MMC port
do USB port
dp Control panel attachment point 2x
dq LED (red)/power supply
dr Reset button
ds CD eject button
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VOL+
Reverse of the Car Radio (see Fig. D)
dt Metal housing with vents
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“TUNE/SEEK” multifunction button:
TUNE/
SEEK
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VOL+
du ISO plug jack for loudspeaker connection
el Plug-in for rear right loudspeaker (+)
em Plug-in for rear right loudspeaker (-)
en Plug-In for front right loudspeaker (+)
eo Plug-in for front right loudspeaker (-)
ep Plug-in for front left loudspeaker (+)
eq Plug-in for front left loudspeaker (-)
er Plug-in for rear left loudspeaker (+)
es Plug-in for rear left loudspeaker (-)
et Flat blade fuse socket
eu Flat blade fuse 10A
fl ISO plug jack to the 12VDC power connection hs
(including connection of an automatic aerial)
fm Plug-in for 12VDC constant current
fn Plug-in for electric aerial
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“VOL+” button (upper)
Skip button (reverse)
Skip button (forwards)
“VOL” button (lower)
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“MODE/LOUD” button
“MP3/AS/PS” button
“D-DN/ꢀ” button
“D-UP/6” button
“PTY” button
“TA/TP” button
“DISP” button
“REC/SCN” button
“4/RDM” button
“3/INT” button
D-DN
D-UP
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fq DIN 8-pole plug jack (CD changer connection) io
“2/RPT” button
“1/PAU button
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ENTER BAND
MUTE
fr Attachment screw
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“BAND/ENTER” button
“MUTE” button
(including Mꢀ nut and washer)
fs LINE IN R cinch plug jack (red/right)
ft LINE IN L cinch plug jack (white/left)
fu OUT/REAR cinch R plug jack
(loudspeaker connection [red/rear right])
gl OUT/REAR cinch L plug jack
(loudspeaker connection [white/rear left])
gm OUT/FRONT cinch plug jack
(loudspeaker connection [red/front right])
gn OUT/FRONT cinch plug jack
(loudspeaker connection [white/front left])
go Aerial socket
Rear of the Remote Control (see Fig. G)
ir Battery compartment
is Battery holder
it Unlock button
L Scope of Supply
1x Car radio (including control panel)
1x IR remote control (including 1xlithium battery
of type CR202ꢀ, 3VDC)
Top of the Car Radio (see Fig. E)
gp Transport safety screw 2x
1x Plastic box (for control panel)
1x DIN assembly bracket
2x Installation key
Front of the Remote Control (see Fig. F)
1x Anchoring plate (including attachment material)
1x Set of instructions
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“SEL” button
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L Technical Information
FM band (FM 1, FM 2, FM 3)
Frequency band: 87.ꢀ-108MHz
Channel increment: ꢀ0kHz
Intermediate frequency: 10.7MHz
Stereo separation: 2ꢀdB
Car Radio
Nominal voltage: 13.8VDC (minus pole negative,
connected to vehicle’s chassis)
Power consumption: max. 10A
Output: max. 4x20W active power factor
Distortion: -40 dB (1%)
Noise cancellation: ꢀ0dB
Pre-set stations: 18
MW Band (MW 1, MW 2)
Frequency band: ꢀ30-1600KHz
Interim frequency: 4ꢀ0KHz
Available sensitivity: 32dB µV
Pre-set stations: 12
Amplifier TAD 7386
4 band preset EQ
Electronic master level for: Low-frequency and
high-frequency sound, loudness, fade-in/fade-out,
balance
LW Band (LW 1)
Pre-amplifier In (LINE IN)
Input level: 77ꢀmV = 0dB
Impedance: 47k Ohm
Frequency band: 144-290KHz
Interim frequency: 4ꢀ0KHz
Available sensitivity: 32dB µV
Pre-set stations: 6
Pre-amplifier Out (LINE OUT)
Output: 2000mV
IR remote control
Impedance: 4,7k Ohm
Nominal voltage: 3VDC
Power supply: 1xLithium battery type CR202ꢀ, 3V DC
Current consumption: approx. 30mA
Wave range: near-infrared 0.7-1.4 µm
Dimensions: 8ꢀx6xꢀ2 mm (LxHxW)
Sound control
Bass frequency: 100Hz 10dB
High frequency: 10kHz 10dB
Connections
ISO: 12VDC
L Audio Storage Media
ISO: loudspeaker (max. 2 pairs) (4-8 Ohm)
MP3 player or USB memory stick
(USB 1.1 and 2.0)
SD or MMC
CD changer
Play
Data formats: MP3 with ID3, WMA compatible
Media: CD, CD-R, CD-RW, SD, MMC, USB 1.1 and
2.0 (stick or plug-in connection)
Noise cancellation: > 60dB
Max. four amplifiers
Channel separation: > ꢀ0dB
Display
Liquid crystal screen
(8-digit alpha-numerical Dot Matrix LCD Display)
Background lighting
Frequency range: 20 Hz-20kHz
Display: Directory, file, track, album, artist, duration
Search function: File, track and starting letter are
displayed
(colour blue, 2 dimming levels)
Recording
3 Band PLL Tuner
Data formats: WMA
Display: frequency band, radio stations, mono or
stereo reception, pre-sets, activated EON, AF, TA/TP
and mute function
Storage devices: SD, MMC or USB memory stick
Playback source: 3-band PLL tuner
Display: Directory, file, track, album, artist, duration
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L Safety
and sustained temperature in excess of ꢀ0°C!
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Do not damage any lines carrying fuel or for
electricity, brakes, hydraulics, water or data
transfer when tightening the screws!
Ensure that the 12VDC constant current plug-
in fm, the 12VDC ignition current plug-in
foand possibly the powered aerial plug-in fn
do not come into contact with a fuel line (e.g.
petrol-carrying line)!
Do not allow yourself to be distracted while
driving by operating the car radio or from its
displays! Familiarise yourself with its operation
before driving and practise the safe use of the
car radio’s features! Set the volume only to such
level that the sirens of emergency vehicles can
be heard on time.
Important specific notes on safety
The following notes are for your safety and satisfaction
in operating the device. Please observe that non-
compliance with these safety notes may lead to
substantial risks caused by accident.
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Explanation of the icons and terminology used.
c Danger! Avoid risk to life!
m Caution! Avoid risk of injury and damage to
property!
Tip! What to do!
c Danger!
m Caution!
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Do not allow small children unsupervised near
the packaging material! Risk of suffocation!
Do not allow infants and children unsupervised
into the vicinity of the device!
Protect yourself against an electric shock!
Avoid any short circuits during connections:
- with the vehicle’s 12VDC power supply
- with the max. 2 pairs of loudspeakers with
the impedance 4-8 Ohm
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Avoid injuries and damage to the sensitive sense
of hearing of passengers (in particular infants,
children and pets) while in the car! Adjust the
volume and balance of the loudspeakers for all
passengers to a healthy and comfortable level!
Adjust the volume such that you can always
hear the warning signals of other road users.
Before operation, check if all components have
been assembled in accordance with the operating
instructions!
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- with a CD changer
- with a terminal amplifier
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Before assembly and operation, check the delivery
for damage and completeness!
Use the car radio only with the supplied
original parts!
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Before connecting to the 12VDC power supply
of a car, obtain information on how to maintain
electrical safety based on the vehicle‘s
operation manual!
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Do not cover the metal casing dtwith objects!
Protect all electronic contact areas against
short circuiting, humidity, damage and impurities!
Do not place the device on or near a car battery!
Prevent a short circuit and damage! Ensure that
no alien matter or objects can access the inside!
Disconnect the car radio in the event of
operational malfunctioning and damage
instantly from the 12VDC power supply!
Connection to the loudspeakers, CD changer,
amplifier and audio storage devices (CD, CD-R,
CD-RW, USB memory stick, MP3 player, SD,
and MMC) must be carried out as described in
the relevant operating manual.
Ensure that when connecting to a vehicle‘s
12VDC power supply, there is no voltage in the
vehicle‘s connecting cables. Equip the
connecting cords with fuse holders (3x1ꢀA)!
When installing into a car, ensure that the vehicle
is out of operation and in a secure standstill
position! Turn off the ignition and bring the vehicle
into parking position with applied hand-brake.
Complete the connection to the 12VDC power
supply while fully protected against humidity!
Complete the installation in a car, the assembly,
the maintenance and the service disconnected
from the 12VDC power supply!
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Do not expose the device to moisture, fire, heat
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Have the car radio repaired exclusively by
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authorised and trained professional staff! In the
event of repairs, contact your national service
point (see guarantee card)!
in an appropriate protective cover.
Obtain an overview of the most important specific
terminology:
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Do not expose the device to mechanical stress!
Avoid theft and unauthorised use especially if
the device has been installed in a car! Before
leaving the parked vehicle, remove the control
panel of the car radio and store it safely in the
plastic box.
Exchange any defect fuses only against new
fuses of the same type with identical A (Ampere)
rating!
Receiver: Electronic receiver for radio
broadcastings and sound data of storage
media and simultaneously pre-amplifier.
Tuner: Receives and issues radio signals.
PLL (Phase-locked-loop): Electronic
switching which enables precision reception of
radio frequencies.
FM (Ultra-short wave): Band receiver for
radio broadcasting (Frequency range:
87.ꢀ-108MHz).
MW (Medium wave): Band receiver for radio
broadcasting (Frequency range: ꢀ30-1600KHz).
LW (Long wave): Band receiver for radio
broadcasting (Frequency range: 144-290KHz).
CD/CD-R/CD-RW (Compact Disc): Storage
medium for sound and image data (disk ø
approx. 120mm).
USB (Universal Serial Bus): Universal
interface for data transmission.
SD (Secure Digital Card): Storage media for
sound and image data (rectangular approx.
24x1x32mm).
MMC (Multimedia Card): Storage media for
sound and image data (rectangular approx.
24x1x32mm).
MP3 (Moving Picture Experts Group Layer 3):
Compressed audio format.
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If not used for extended periods of time, remove
the battery from the remote control!
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Tip! What to do!
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When recording radio programmes please
observe the copyright regulations of the
country in which you are using the device.
Prepare yourself and take your time when
familiarising yourself with the car radio’s
operation! Ensure a tidy environment in which
you are not disturbed and perform the initial
operation with maximum concentration.
Carefully plan the assembly point. Observe that
the assembled car radio does not cause
obstruction while driving the vehicle.
The audio data of a CD-R, CD-RW can only be
played if they were fully burnt on to the media.
Use the highly sensitive CD-R, CD-RW in
accordance with their operating instructions!
Avoid interruptions while playing audio storage
media! Clean the CD, CD-R and CD-RW before
use with a dry anti-static cloth, wiping from the
centre toward the edge of the disk!
Ensure that the playing of audio storage media
is not interrupted by condensation! Remove the
CD, CD-R, CD-RW in the case of high humidity
and low ambience temperatures from the device.
Please ensure that audio storage media used
for playback are not exposed to condensation!
Remove CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs from the
device if the humidity is high and the ambient
temperatures low.
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ID3: Additional information which provides details
on track and artist of audio files (e.g. MP3).
WMA (Windows Media Audio):
Compressed audio format.
LINE IN: Connection for feeding audio data
into a HiFi device.
LINE OUT: Connection to send out audio data
from a HiFi device.
Cinch: Standardised plug connector to transfer
electrical signals.
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RDS (Radio Data System): Encrypted
additional information broadcast by radio
stations in addition to conventional music and
language.
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Use audio storage media only with completely
dry surfaces.
Store audio storage media outside of the device
AF (Alternative frequency): Function to
automatically receive the optimum frequency
of the programme tuned into.
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TA/TP (Traffic Announcement/Traffic
Program): Function to receive traffic updates.
EON (Enhanced Other Networks): If TA/TP
function is activated, while listening to a
broadcasting of a radio station the programme
switches automatically as soon as traffic updates
are broadcast.Traffic updates are then
broadcast at a pre-set volume.
To connect a final amplifier you require:
2x Cinch connecting cable
(insulation and plug: white/red)
For the connection of a portable audio device
you require:
1x Cinch connection cable/3.ꢀ mm jack
(insulation and plug: white/red)
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PTY (Program Type): Function to receive
special program (e.g. rock music).
HiFi (High Fidelity): Quality standard for audio 1x MMC approx. 1GB storage capacity
replay devices. or
To record MP3 or WMA formats you require:
DIN 8 pole plug: adapter to connect electronic 1x SD approx. 1GB storage capacity
HiFi device in accordance with DIN standard (e. or
g. CD changer connection to a MP3 car radio
1x USB memory stick approx. 1GB storage
recorder).
capacity
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ISO plug: Adapter to connect electronic HiFi
devices in accordance with International
Organization for Standardization.
L Installation
L Preparation
L Removing the control panel
from the car radio
The following auxiliaries and tools are required for
the connection and for the assembly, which are not
included in the delivery:
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Avoid hard contact with the display window 3.
Press the “Open” button 4and allow the
control panel 1to reach the horizontal
position.
1x ISO plug to connect car’s loudspeaker
1x ISO plug to make 12VDC connection
1x Powered aerial connection with connector
1x Pair of loudspeakers impedance 4-8 Ohm,
(incl. feed line)
3x Fuse holder with fuse 1ꢀA
1x DIN assembly cut-out in car’s instrument panel
9x Biscuit connectors
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Push the control panel 1slightly to the left and
pull it forwards.
Store the control panel in the plastic box (see
also the illustration in the section “Attaching
the Control Panel”).
1x Stripping tongs or cable stripping knife
1x Screw driver
1 x Spanner with 8mm opening
1x Biro
L Installation of the DIN assembly
bracket into the car’s instrument
panel
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Completely unscrew the safety transport
screws gpfrom the metal casing dt(see Fig. E)
and carefully remove the plastic frame 2
from the front of the device ct.
To connect an antenna already installed in the
vehicle you may need:
1x Antenna adapter (in accordance with the
Technical Data for the antenna)
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Release the attachment points by slightly
raising the upper frame edge and pulling it
carefully towards the front.
To connect a CD changer you require:
1x Connecting line with DIN-8-pole plug
Push the two installation keys between the
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metal housing dtand the preassembled DIN
L Connection with car’s 12VDC
assembly bracket until they clearly lock in place.
Ensure that the convex side faces outwards in
each case. Store the installation keys carefully
for future use.
Remove the DIN assembly bracket and place it
flush in the DIN assembly cut-out of the
vehicle’s instrument panel.
Secure the DIN assembly bracket against removal.
Bend approximately ten tin dog points on both
the upper and lower side of the DIN assembly
bracket from the inside towards the outside.
Please ensure that the DIN assembly bracket is
installed flush in the DIN assembly cut-out.
Attach the plastic frame 2completely to the
front of the device ct.
power supply
c Danger!
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Before hooking up to the car’s 12VDC power
supply consult the vehicle’s operation manual on
how to observe electrical safety!
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Ensure that when connecting the 12VDC power
supply there is no voltage on the vehicle’s
connecting cords. Do not damage any safety
facilities, e.g. board computer and alarm system
of vehicle.
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Connect the 12VDC power supply with the 3x
1ꢀA fuse holders!
During vehicle installation ensure that the vehicle
is out of operation and is in safe standstill! Turn
off the ignition and bring the vehicle into parking
position with activated hand-brake!
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L Connection to the car’s loudspeaker
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During connection, use tools with double-
insulated handle!
Avoid electrical short circuits when connecting
to the 12VDC power supply.
Connect the car radio with the 12VDC power
supply while fully protected against humidity!
Tip! Use an ISO plug.
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Lead the connecting cables for the speakers
already installed in the vehicle carefully out of
the DIN mounting frame at the front.
Hook up the connecting cable of the ISO plug
with the connecting cable of the loudspeakers
fitted in the car with the help of eight biscuit
connectors. Ensure that the connection of the
eight biscuit connectors does not cause any
short circuits and that the fixing screws are
firmly tightened.
Tip! Use an ISO plug.
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Ensure that the fault-free flat blade fuse 10A eu
is inserted all the way to the catch of the flat
blade fuse socket et.
Carefully guide the connecting cable to hook up
the 12VDC power supply through the front out
of the DIN assembly bracket.
Connect the ISO plug with the connecting cables
of the 12VDC power supply with the 3x1ꢀA
fuse holders. Ensure that the connections of
the 3x1ꢀA fuse holders do not cause any
short circuits and that the fixing screws are
firmly tightened.
Connect the cable for the 12VDC constant
current plug-in fmusing a 1ꢀA safety holder
with the vehicle’s connecting cable for the
12VDC constant current.
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Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in el
with the (+) lead for the rear right loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in em
with the (–) lead for the rear right loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in en
with the (+) lead for the front right loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in eo
with the (–) lead for the front right loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in ep
with the (+) lead for the front left loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in eq
with the (–) lead for the front left loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in er
with the (+) lead for the rear left loudspeaker.
Hook up the connecting lead of the plug in es
with the (–) lead for the rear left loudspeaker.
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Optional - only if an electric aerial is connected:
Using one 1ꢀA fuse holder each, connect the
cables for the 12VDC ignition current foand
electric aerial fnplug-ins to the connection
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cable for 12VDC ignition current of the vehicle.
In this manner the car radio and an electric
aerial can only use current from the vehicle
when the ignition is switched on.
Connect the cable for the vehicle’s minus/
ground connection plug-in fpwith the help of
a biscuit connector with the car’s connection
cable for the minus pole (battery’s minus pole
which by standard is connected with the car’s
chassis).
cable as far as it will go into the OUT/REAR
cinch R plug jack (amplifier connection
[red/rear right]) fu.
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Then insert the two red plugs of the first cinch
connection cable as far as it will go into the
REAR cinch R plug jack (amplifier connection
[red/rear right]) of the amplifier.
Insert the white plug of the first cinch
connection cable as far as it will go into the
OUT/REAR cinch L plug jack (amplifier
connection [white/rear left]) gl.
Then insert the second white plug of the first
cinch connection cable as far as it will go into
the REAR cinch L plug jack (amplifier
connection [white/rear left]) of the amplifier.
Insert the red plug of the second cinch
connection cable as far as it will go into the
OUT/FRONT cinch plug jack (amplifier
connection [red/front right]) gm.
Then insert the second red plug of the second
cinch connection cable as far as it will go into
the FRONT cinch plug jack (amplifier
connection [red/front right]) of the amplifier.
Insert the white plug of the second cinch
connection cable as far as it will go into the
OUT/FRONT cinch plug jack (amplifier
connection [white/front left]) gn.
Then insert the second white plug of the
second cinch connection cable as far as it will
go into the FRONT cinch plug jack (amplifier
connection [white/front left]) of the amplifier.
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L Connection with CD Changer
Tip! Use a connecting cable with DIN 8-pole plug.
A standard CD changer with DIN 8-pole connector
can be connected to the device.
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Install the connecting cable with the DIN 8-pole
plug in accordance with its operation manual
in the car.
Guide the connecting cable with the DIN 8-pole
plug to the CD changer and carefully out of the
front of the DIN assembly bracket.
Insert the DIN 8-pole plug of the connecting cable
until it catches into the DIN 8-pole plug jack
AUX fqto the rear of the casing.
Insert the DIN 8-pole plug to the other end of the
connecting cable until it catches into the DIN
8-pole plug-jack AUX of the CD changer.
L Connection of an amplifier
L Connecting a portable audio device
Tip!
For establishing a cinch connection to any audio
source the headphone output (3.ꢀ mm stereo jack)
of any audio device (e.g. MP3 player) can be
connected to the car radio.
Use a 3.ꢀ mm jack plug connection cable to 2x
cinch plugs.
Use two cinch connection cables
(insulation and plug: white/red).
One amplifier per speaker output channel can be
connected to the device.
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•
Install the two cinch connection cables in the
vehicle according to their operating instructions.
Pass two cinch connection cables to the
amplifier and carefully out of the front of the DIN
assembly bracket.
•
•
Guide the cinch connection cable to the portable
audio device and carefully out of the front of
the DIN assembly bracket.
Insert the red plug of the cinch connection
cable as far as it will go into the LINE IN R
•
Insert the red plug of the first cinch connection
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Installation/Operation
cinch plug jack [red/rear right] fs.
anchoring plate and the attachment material to
the engine fire wall of the vehicle.
•
Insert the white plug of the cinch connection
cable as far as it will go into the LINE IN L cinch
plug jack [white/rear left] ft.
Then insert the 3.ꢀ mm stereo jack into the
headphone output of the audio device.
In order to play back the sound, press the
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•
Ensure that all cables are properly connected
and that the power supply is working correctly.
The LED (red)/power supply dqflashes.
Use the tip of a ballpoint pen to press the reset
button dron the front of the device (see Fig. C).
•
•
•
LD/MD
button buuntil the letters AUX
appear in the display window.
•
For operation of the external device, please see L Attaching the control panel
its operating instructions.
•
Remove the control panel 1from the plastic
box.
L Connecting to the aerial
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•
Avoid hard contact with the display window 3.
Place the rear left-hand edge of the control
panel 1on the control panel attachment point
dpon the front of the device.
Ensure that the plug-in connection strip cris
positioned in front of the connection socket dl.
Carefully press the rear right-hand edge of the
control panel 1against the control panel
attachment point dpuntil it distinctly locks into
place.
of the motor vehicle
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•
Guide the connection cable of the vehicle aerial
carefully out of the front of the DIN assembly
bracket up to the car radio.
Insert the plug of the connection cable of the
vehicle aerial as far as it will go into the aerial
socket goof the car radio.
•
•
If necessary, use an aerial adapter in accordance
with the technical data of the aerial.
If present: Connect the 12VDC connection cable
of an electric aerial to the electric aerial fn
plug-in.
•
Fold the control panel 1upwards and allow it
to lock into place.
•
L Attaching to the DIN assembly
bracket
•
Insert the rear of the car radio together with
the connected cables carefully into the DIN
assembly bracket.
•
•
Ensure that no objects are able to cover the
vents of the metal housing dt.
L Operation
Ensure that there is no connection cable
between the metal housing dtand the DIN
assembly bracket. Prevent the cables from
becoming caught, as any damage may result in
a short circuit and malfunctioning of the device
or the vehicle’s electronic system.
L Switching on
PWR/DIM
•
Press the
button cn.
The factory settings of the device are as follows:
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•
Push the car radio into the DIN assembly bracket
until it distinctly locks into place.
You should also secure your device against
theft. Fix the attachment screw frwith the
•
The word [WELCOME] appears in the display
window 3.
The buttons are illuminated in blue (these can
be adjusted on two levels).
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PWR/DIM
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•
Press the
button cnand adjust the
[BAL] appears in the display window 3.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired balance.
Values between [8L] and [8R] can be selected.
The mean value is [0].
brightness (dimming).
•
- The tuner is activated and [FM 1] (1st FM
band), 87.ꢀ0 (station frequency) appears in
the display window 3. [EON] and [AF] flash.
- The loudspeakers play back the reception from
the tuner.
FAD: Fading (difference in volume between the
front and rear loudspeakers)
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto adjust
the volume as desired.
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•
Press the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[FAD] appears in the display window 3.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired fading level. Values between [8F] and
[8R] can be selected. The mean value is [0].
L Turning off
PWR/DIM
•
Press and hold the
button cnfor two
seconds. The background light of the control
panel 1goes out and the display window 3
reads [GOODBYE]. When turning off, the
device stores all settings from the last
operation. When turning the device on again,
the last used audio storage medium or the
tuner starts to play.
Your settings are automatically stored.
L Selecting and adjusting
playback functions
•
Press the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpand keep
it held down for two seconds.
In order to select the next function press the
“SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil you have
reached the required function.
L Selecting and adjusting the sound
VOL: Volume of the loudspeakers
•
Adjust the loudspeakers to the desired volume
INVOL: Volume when switching on.
by turning the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp.
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired volume of the car radio when
switching on.
BAS: Bass (lower range of the loudspeaker sound)
•
Press THE “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[BAS] appears in the display window 3.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired bass level.
ADJ: Time display.
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Set the desired hour setting by turning the
“SEL/VOL” control knob cpclockwise.
Values between [-7] and [7] can be selected.
•
Set the desired minute setting by turning the
“SEL/VOL” control knob cpcounter clockwise.
TRE: Treble (higher range of the loudspeaker sound)
•
Press the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp
repeatedly until [TRE] appears in the display
window 3.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired treble level.
TAVOL: Volume at which the traffic information is
played back from the tuner.
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpto set the
desired volume of the traffic information
played through the tuner. Please ensure that
this important information for road users is
loud enough for you to hear.
•
Values between [-7] and [7] can be selected.
BAL: Balance (difference in volume between the
Note: If the volume is too high there is a danger
that you will be startled or unable to hear other
road users.
left and right loudspeakers)
•
Press the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
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Operation
EON: (ON/OFF): EON function on or off.
continues as before the MUTE function was
activated and [MUTE] disappears from the
display window 3.
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil the
display 3reads [EON ON]; the EON function
is now activated.
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil the
Loudness Function
display 3reads [EON OFF]; the EON function is The loudness function increases the playback level
now deactivated.
of the bass sounds when the volume is low.
•
LD/MD
•
Press the
button buand keep it held
DSP: (NONE/CLAS/ROCK/POP/FLAT):
Selection of an acoustic pattern for various
playback styles of music and language with
preset bass and treble levels.
down for approximately 2 seconds. The loudness
function is activated, [LOUD ON] appears in
the display window 7followed by [LOUD].
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob coagain.
[LOUD OFF] appears in the display window.
•
•
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[NONE] appears in the display window 3. The
acoustic pattern of your setting for [BAS] and
[TRE] is selected.
•
LD/MD
Press the
button buagain and keep
it held down for approximately 2 seconds. The
loudness function is deactivated, [LOUD OFF]
appears in the display window 3followed by
[LOUD].
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Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[CLAS] appears in the display window 3; the
acoustic pattern for classical music is selected.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[ROCK] appears in the display window 3; the L Setting the 3-Band PLL Tuner
acoustic pattern for rock music is selected.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[POP] appears in the display window 3; the
acoustic pattern for pop music is selected.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpuntil
[FLAT] appears in the display window 3; the
acoustic pattern for speech is selected.
•
LD/MD
button buuntil TUNER appears
Press the
in the display window 3.
You can select 3xFM frequency bands (FM1, FM2
and FM3), 2xmedium wave frequency bands (MW1
and MW2) and 1xlong wave frequency band. Each
frequency band has six presets on which you can
store radio stations.
BD/ENT
Your settings are automatically stored.
The device automatically changes back to playback
mode after five seconds.
•
Press the
button bsand select the
frequency band you wish to receive. In the display
window 3you will now see the designation of
the frequency band (e.g. [FM2]), the frequency
(e.g. [99.20]) of a radio station that is being
received or the programme ID during stereo
reception and [TP] for traffic information.
L Adjusting volume
•
•
Increase the volume by turning the “SEL/VOL”
control knob cpclockwise.
Reduce the volume by turning the “SEL/VOL”
control knob cpcounter clockwise.
Automatic Station Search
•
Start the station search at lower frequencies
9
by briefly pressing the
button 6. The
tuner automatically plays back the next radio
station that it receives and shows the
Mute Function
The mute function enables you to turn off the
loudspeakers.
information in the display window 3.
Start the station search at higher frequencies
•
MU
:
•
•
Press the
button cl. Playback is muted
by briefly pressing the
button 5. The
and [MUTE] appears in the display window 3.
tuner automatically plays back the next radio
station that it receives.
MU
Press the
button clagain. Playback
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Operation
Manual Radio Station Search
You can determine the storage location of the
radio station being received.
9
:
•
Press the
button 6or
button 5
in order to activate the manual station search.
[MANUAL] appears in the display window 3.
You can store the stations on whichever storage
location you wish.
9
•
Press the
button 6and keep it held
•
In order to do so, press the button of the desired
storage location within the five seconds in
which the information flashes:
down until the desired lower frequency is
displayed. Touch the
9
button 6lightly to
approach the desired frequency step by step.
:
1 PAU
2 RPT
3 INT
4 RDM
5
•
Press the
down until the desired higher frequency is
button 5and keep it held
button bq
button bp
button bo
button bn
button bm
button bl
:
displayed. Touch the
approach the desired frequency step by step.
button 5lightly to
9
:
6
If you do not use the
button 6or
button 5within five seconds the device changes
to the automatic station search.
Information on the storage location appears in
[AUTO] appears in the display window 3.
the display window 3.
You can determine the storage location of the radio
station being received.
Playing Back the Stored Stations
Press the button of the stored radio station that you
•
Press the button of the desired storage location wish to listen to:
for approximately 2 seconds:
1 PAU
2 RPT
3 INT
4 RDM
5
button bq
button bp
button bo
button bn
button bm
button bl
1 PAU
2 RPT
3 INT
4 RDM
5
button bq
button bp
button bo
button bn
button bm
button bl
6
6
Including Traffic Information in Playback
The number of the storage location appears in
•
Activate the EON function (see chapter:
the display window 3.
“Selecting and Adjusting Playback Functions”).
TA
•
Press the
button 8once in order to
include traffic information in playback.
Automatic Radio Station Search and Storage
This function searches automatically for six radio
stations within the selected frequency band whose
field strength is sufficient.
[TA] appears in the display window 3if the radio
station to which you are listening transmits traffic
information.
A/PS
•
Press the
button cmin order to start the [TA] flashes in the display window 3if the radio
preset scan (PS) function. The radio station
search plays one of the radio stations that can
be received for ꢀ seconds. Information on the
radio station being received flashes in the
station to which you are listening does not transmit
any traffic information. For the duration of the traffic
information being transmitted the tuner switches
automatically within the same radio company to
display window 3together with the number of the radio station transmitting the traffic information.
the storage location, e.g. [4].
The car radio stores the radio station on
storage location 4.
Note: When traffic information is transmitted CD
playback is interrupted and then started again
automatically.
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Operation
TA
•
Press the
button 8again to switch this [TRAVEL]
function off.
[LEISURE]
[JAZZ]
AF Function (Alternative Frequencies)
This function makes it possible for the tuner to
permanently optimise reception of a radio station.
AF
[COUNTRY]
[NATION M]
[OLDIES]
[FOLK M]
[DOCUMENT]
[TEST]
•
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Press the
button 7; [AF] appears in
the display window 3. The tuner searches for
and receives the optimum frequency that can
be received on which the radio station being
played back is transmitted.
(general information)
(breaking news)
[ALARM]
AF
Press and hold down the
button 7 so
•
•
Immediately after that turn the „SEL/VOL“
control knob cpand select the desired
programme category.
that [REG ON] appears in the display window 3.
The tuner searches within the surrounding
region for identical radio stations of the radio
company.
PTY
Then press the
button 9.
AF
Press the
button 7. [REG OFF] appears [PTY] appears in the display window 3if the
in the display window 3. The tuner searches
function is activated.
for all radio stations
If no suitable station is found at the time, „NOT FND“
appears in the display window and the station you
were listening to previously is received again.
PTY Function
Select this function in order to receive stations with
special programme categories.
DISP Function
PTY
DISP
button br; the display
•
Press and hold down the
button 9; the
•
Press the
following programme categories appear in the
display window:
window 3now shows the current time, station,
frequency, PTY, artist, track, info (depending on
the radio station you are listening to).
[NEWS]
[AFFAIRS]
[INFO]
[SPORT]
L Playing from audio storage media
L
[EDUCATE]
[DRAMA]
[CULTURE]
[SCIENCE]
[VARIED]
[POP M]
[ROCK M]
[EASY M]
[LIGHT M]
[CLASSICS]
[OTHER M]
[WEATHER]
[FINANCE]
[CHILDREN]
[SOCIAL]
CD, CD-R and CD-RW
Tip!
•
•
Use the highly sensitive CD-R, CD-RW in
accordance with their operating instructions!
Avoid interruptions while playing audio storage
media! Clean the CD, CD-R and CD-RW before
use with a dry anti-static cloth, wiping from the
centre toward the edge of the disk!
Ensure that the playing of audio storage media
is not interrupted by condensation! Remove the
CD, CD-R, CD-RW in the case of high humidity
and low ambience temperatures from the
device. Use audio storage media only with
completely dry surfaces.
•
•
Store audio storage media outside of the device
in an appropriate protective cover.
[RELIGION]
[PHONE IN.]
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Operation
Inserting a CD
•
•
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Turn the „SEL/VOL“ control knob cp, select the
second pre-set position of the desired track
and press the „SEL/VOL“ control knob cp. On
the display 3the first pre-set position flashes.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp, select the
first figure of the storage location for the
desired track and press the “SEL/VOL” control
knob cp.
•
Press the “Open” button 4.The control panel 1
folds forwards. The LED (red)/CD compartment
csand the CD eject button dslight up in red.
Ensure that there is no CD, CD-R or CD-RW in
the CD compartment cu.
•
•
•
In order to do so, press the CD eject button ds.
If you would like to listen to a CD, CD-R or CD-RW,
insert it carefully into the CD compartment cu.
The device draws the CD, CD-R or CD-RW in.
Please ensure that the side on which the audio
data are to be found is facing downwards.
Fold the control panel 1upwards and allow it
to lock into place.
BD/ENT
Press the
button bsand the desired
tracks will be played.
•
•
Select a track by file name
A/PS
button cmtwice. On the
•
•
Press the
display 3the first position of the file entry
[A**] flashes.
[TOC READ] appears in the display window 3
(the list of contents is read in). Playback begins
automatically and information on the track
number, running time, artist and track (MP3 data)
appears in the display window 3.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp, select the
first position of the file (number/letter) of the
desired track and press the “SEL/VOL” control
knob cp. On the display 3the second position
of the file flashes.
Selecting Tracks
You can define the sequence of playback.
•
•
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp, select the
second position of the file of the desired track
and press the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp. On
the display 3the third position of the file
flashes.
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cp, select the
third figure of the file information for the
desired track and press the “SEL/VOL” control
knob cp.
9
•
•
Press the
button 6to jump to the
previous track.
:
Press the
button 5to jump to the next
track.
Accessing Track Passages
Within a track you can access previous or
subsequent passages.
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BD/ENT
•
•
•
Press the
button bsonce to display the
•
Press and hold down the
button 6in
file details (e.g. [VAN]).
Turn the “SEL/VOL” control knob cpand select
the desired track.
order to access a preceding passage within a
track.
BD/ENT
:
•
Press and hold down the
button 5in
Press the
button bsonce; this is
order to access a subsequent passage within a
track.
followed by the playing of the desired file.
As soon as the button used is released, playback Changing the Folder Sequence
continues from the accessed passage You can only use this function with CDs, CD-Rs,
CD-RWs, a USB stick or SD/MMC if these contain
MP3 data and are arranged in folder structures.
Select a track by storage location
5
(Only possible with MP3 data)
•
Press the
button bmand the folder before
A/PS
•
•
Press the
button cm. On the display 3
the one currently being played back is started.
6
the third pre-set position flashes [OO1].
•
Press the
button bland the folder after
Turn the „SEL/VOL“ control knob cp, select the
third pre-set position of the desired track and
press the „SEL/VOL“ control knob cp. On the
display 3the second pre-set position flashes.
the one currently being played back is started
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Operation
Selecting Folders
Removal
You can only use this function with CDs, CD-Rs,
CD-RWs, a USB stick or SD/MMC if these contain
MP3 data and are arranged in folder structures.
•
Press the “Open” button 4.The control panel 1
folds towards the front.
Press die CD eject button dsand the CD, CD-R
or CD-RW is pushed out of the CD compart-
ment cu. Remove the CD, CD-R or CD-RW
within ꢀ seconds. Otherwise this is drawn back
into the device.
A/PS
•
Press the
button cmthree times. The
folder currently being played back is shown in
the display window.
•
•
Turn the „SEL/VOL“ control knob cpand
select the desired folder.
BD/ENT
L
Press the
button bsand the first track
USB Memory Stick, MP3 Player
or SD/MMC
of the selected folder is played back.
m Caution!
Optimum data transfer at the USB port docan
Pause
1 PAU
•
•
Press the
button bqto temporarily
only be guaranteed with a USB memory stick.
Due to the large number of USB memory sticks
available it is not possible to guarantee
compatibility with current and future USB
products.
interrupt playing.
1 PAU
Press the
button bqagain to resume
play mode.
Repeat
Tipp!
2 RPT
•
Press the
button bpand the currently
Use the USB memory stick/MP3 player or
SD/MMC in accordance with their operating
instructions!
playing track is constantly played.The display 3
reads [RPT ONE]. This is followed by the
repeated play of the current track.
2 RPT
button bpagain.The display 3 Insertion
•
•
Press the
reads [RPT DIR]. This is followed by the
repeated play of the current folder.
•
Insert the USB plug of the USB audio storage
medium (MP3 player or USB memory stick)
(with data in MP3 or WMA format) completely
into the USB port do.
2 RPT
Press the
button bpagain.The display 3
reads [RPT ALL]. This is followed by the
repeated play of all tracks.
or
•
•
Insert the SD/MMC (with data in MP3 or WMA
format) completely into the SD and MMC port dn
(see illustration on the device).
Please ensure that the flattened corner is facing
downwards and the contact surface to the left.
Interval
3 INT
button boto play the first
•
Press the
seconds of all tracks.
[INT] appears in the display 3.
3 INT
•
Press the
button boagain to resume
regular play mode.
Playback
[INT] disappears from the display 3.
Playback begins automatically and the following
information appears in the display window 3:
track, running time, memory frequency, artist and
status of the storage locations.
Random play
4 RDM
button bnto play the tracks
•
Press the
at random. [RDM] appears in the display 3.
•
If the USB stick is already in the USB port do,
•
LD/MD
4 RDM
•
Press the
button bnagain to resume
press the
button buuntil [USB]
regular play mode.
appears in the display window 3.
[RDM] disappears from the display 3.
or
•
If there is an SD/MMC (with data in MP3
format) in the SD and MMC port dn, press the
•
LD/MD
button buuntil [SD/MMC] appears
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Operation
in the display window 3.
For the following operations please see the
following chapter:
Recording from the Tuner
•
Insert an SD or MMC into the SD and MMC port dn.
or
Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port do.
•
LD/MD
Playing back from Audio Storage Media/
CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs:
•
Use the
button buto select playback
from the 3-band PLL tuner.
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-
-
Selecting tracks
Starting Recording
BD/ENT
Accessing track passages
Selecting tracks on the basis of the
storage location
Selecting tracks on the basis of the file name
Changing the folder sequence
Selecting folders
Pause
Repeat
Scanning
Random Playback
•
Press the
button bsand keep it pressed
for two seconds. [REC MMC] appears in the
display window 3(if an SD or MMC is used).
or
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
[REC USB] appears in the display window 3
(if a USB memory stick is used).
BD/ENT
•
Press the
button bs. [RECORD] appears
in the display window 3. Then [R] appears
(flashing), followed by information on the
storage location (e.g. [01]) and the length of
the recording (e.g. [19.58]).
Disconnecting
•
Remove the USB memory stick completely
from the USB port do.
Stopping Recording
BD/ENT
•
Press the
button bs.
or
•
•
Press the SD/MMC in the SD and MMC port cu Recording from Audio CD
in order to unlock it.
•
Insert an audio CD into the CD compartment cu.
Insert an SD or MMC into the SD and MMC port dn.
or
Remove the SD/MMC completely from the SD
and MMC port cu.
•
Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port do.
•
LD/MD
•
•
Use the
button buto select CD mode.
L Recording/Storing/Deleting on SD,
Select the track you wish to record.
MMC or a USB Memory Stick
Starting Recording
REC•
button btand keep it
SCAN
You can store recordings from the tuner (radio) or an
audio CD/MP3/WMA CD on an SD, MMC or USB
memory stick. The recordings are made in the same
order and end automatically when the memory is
completely full.
•
Press the
pressed for two seconds. [REC MMC] appears
in the display window 3(an SD or MMC is used).
or
[REC USB] appears in the display window 3
(if a USB memory stick is used).
All recordings are made in WMA format.
Note: (REC MMC), (COPY MMC), (MMC ALL) and
(MMC ONE) functions are only possible if an SD or
MMC is used.
The following properties are possible by pressing
REC•
SCAN
the
on whether an SD/MMC or a USB stick is used)
button btrepeatedly (depending
•
MMC ALL- all the tracks are recorded on
SD/MMC.
Note: (REC USB), (COPY USB), (USB ALL) and (USB
ONE) functions are only possible if a USB memory
stick is used.
•
•
USB ALL- all the tracks are recorded on USB.
MMC ONE - the current track is recorded on
SD/MMC.
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Operation/Promote Control
REC•
button btand keep it
pressed for two seconds. [DELETE] appears in
the display window 3.
-Taste bs. The current track is
deleted automatically.
SCAN
•
•
USB ONE - the current track is recorded on
•
•
Press the
USB.
Press the
BD/ENT
button bs. [RECORD] appears
BD/ENT
in the display window 3, followed by [R]
(flashing), information on the storage location
(e.g. [01]) and the length of the recording (e.g.
[19.58]).
Press the
L Promote Control
Stopping Recording
BD/ENT
•
Press the
button bs.
You can also operate the device with the remote
control.
Recording from MP3/WMA-CD
•
Insert an MP3/WMA CD into the CD compart-
ment cu.
Tip!
Familiarise yourself with use of the similar buttons
•
Insert an SD or MMC into the SD and MMC port dn. on the remote control (see Fig. F). Please see the
or
layout of the control panel 1for the functions.
Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port do.
•
LD/MD
•
•
Use the
button buto select CD mode. Ensure that the front edge of the remote control is
Select the track which you would like to record. pointing in the direction of the sensor coof the
control panel 1.
Starting Recording
•
•
Please note that the AF function only works
REC•
SCAN
AF
•
Press the
button btand keep it
with the
button 7on the control panel 1.
pressed for two seconds. [COPY MMC]
appears in the display window 3(if an SD or
MMC is used).
Please also note the modified procedure for:
Adjusting the Volume
or
•
Increase the volume by pressing the
VOL+
[COPY USB] appears in the display window 3
(if a USB memory stick is used).
button gt.
•
Reduce the volume by pressing the
VOL-
button hm.
The following properties are only possible by
REC•
SCAN
repeatedly pressing the
button bt
Insert the battery
(depending on whether an SD/MMC or USB stick is
used)
•
Activate the unlock button itand pull the
battery holder isfrom the battery compart-
ment ir(see Fig. G).
Place a Lithium battery type CR202ꢀ, 3VDC
into the battery holder isso that one side
marked with “+” faces up. Then slide the
battery holder isinto the battery compartment
iruntil it distinctly catches.
•
•
•
COPY MMC- the current track is recorded on
SD/MMC.
COPY USB- the current track is recorded on
•
USB.
Press the
BD/ENT
button bs. [COPY] appears in
the display window 3. Then the percentage of
the storage medium that is used up is displayed.
Stopping Recording
BD/ENT
•
Press the
button bs.
Starting Delete
•
LD/MD
•
Use the
button buto select the
SD/MMC mode.
22 GB/IE
Troubleshooting/Maintenance and Service
L Troubleshooting
e The device is broken.
E Please contact the service centre for your
country (see guarantee card).
E Error e Cause E Remedy
E The stored stations do not remain stored if
the control panel is removed or the engine
turned off.
e The connections for 12V constant current fm
and 12 volt ignition current fphave been
mixed up on the ISO plug in the vehicle
(various layouts of the respective manufactur-
ers). As soon as the ignition is switched off the
internal memory of the radio no longer has any
power supply.
E The device can not be switched on or the
display 3indicates [ERROR].
e The connections for the 12VDC power supply
are faulty.
E Check that the wiring of the device is correct
(see the section on “Connecting to the Vehicle’s
12VDC Power Supply”). Then press the RESET
button drwith the tip of the ballpoint pen.
or
e The 10A euflat blade fuse in the flat blade fuse
socket etis broken.
E Replace the broken flat blade fuse with a new
10A flat blade fuse. Then press the RESET
button drwith the tip of the ballpoint pen.
or
e A 1ꢀA fuse of the fuse holder of the 12VDC
power supply is broken.
E Replace the broken fuse with a new 1ꢀA fuse.
Then press the RESET button drwith the tip of
the ballpoint pen.
E The colour coding of the stated cables must be
red and yellow. In this case swap over the
connections for 12V constant current fmand
12 volt ignition current fo. Some manufactur-
ers provide the opportunity of swapping the
two cables by means of preassembled plug-in
connectors. A further possibility is to purchase
an additional ISO adapter (plug on socket) with
plug-in connectors from a specialist shop and
also to swap over the two contacts (red and
yellow).
If the fuse is broken again, check that the
wiring is correct.
This work should only be carried out by a
professional electrician.
or
e The device is broken.
E Please contact the service centre for your
country (see guarantee card).
L Maintenance and Service
•
•
Switch off the device.
The device is maintenance free.
Clean plastic surfaces of the device and of the
remote control with a dry cloth. Do not use
solvents or other aggressive cleaning agents.
E The device cannot be operated.
e The control panel 1is wrongly connected.
E Ensure that the control panel 1is correctly
connected (see the section on attaching the
control panel).
or
Changing the battery of the remote control
e The battery of the remote control is flat.
E Replace the used battery with a new lithium
battery of type CR202ꢀ, 3VDC.
or
e The sensor coof the control panel 1and/or
remote control may be dirty.
E Clean the sensor coof the control panel 1or
the remote control if necessary.
or
•
Activate the unlock button isand pull the
battery holder irfrom the battery compart-
ment iq(see Fig. G).
Place a Lithium battery type CR202ꢀ, 3VDC
into the battery holder irso that one side
marked with “+” faces up. Then slide the
battery holder irinto the battery compartment
iquntil it distinctly catches.
•
GB/IE 23
Maintenance and Service/Disposal/Information
L Disposal L Information
The packaging material comprises 100%
environmentally friendly materials which
can be disposed of at local recycling points.
L Important warranty notes
Thank you for deciding on buying a Silvercrest
Do not dispose of electronic appliances product with a 36-month warranty (from the date
in household waste!
of purchase).
Please read the documentation enclosed with the
product carefully before use.
In accordance with the European Directive
2002/96/EG on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment and its implementation into national law, Should there be a complaint or hardware disturbance,
waste electrical appliances must be separately in spite of the high quality level of the device, you
collected and recycled in an environmentally friendly have the option of contacting the service hotline. If
manner.
there is no telephonic solution, you will receive a
processing number (RMA) as well as the address
where you can send your product for processing
the warranty.
In case you are sending in the product, please
enclose a copy of the purchase receipt.
The device should be packed in a manner that is
safe for transport and the RMA number should be
directly visible.
Information on disposal options for waste electrical
equipment can be obtained from your local or
municipal administration.
Battery Disposal
You as the end consumer are statutorily obliged
(battery code) to return all used batteries. Batteries
containing hazardous materials are marked with the Products sent in without the RMA number cannot
following symbol, which indicates their prohibition
of being disposed of with regular household waste.
The designations for the decisive heavy metal are:
Cd = Cadmium, Hg = Quicksilver, Pb = Lead
Please take used batteries to a disposal facility of
your town or municipality or return to the dealer. In
doing so you meet a statutory obligation and
contribute substantially to the protection of our
environment.
be processed.
Note: Your warranty claims are not limited by the
warranty.
L Importer
Kompernaß GmbH
Burgstr. 21
D-44867 Bochum
Germany
Subject to technical changes due to further development.
24 GB/IE
Guarantee
MP3 Car Radio
KH 2380
Kompernass Service
United Kingdom
08707/876177
To warrant a free repair please contact the service
hotline. Hold you purchase receipt ready.
Kompernass Service Ireland
087-99 62 077
Please write return address in capital letters:
Name:
First name:
Street:
Postal code/city:
Country:
Telephone:
Date/signature:
Description of defect:
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