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Clarion RDX555D manual

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  • Page 1

    2 English 1. When the inside of the car is very cold and the play er is used soon after switching on the heater , moisture may f orm on the disc or the optical par ts of the player and proper playbac k may not be possib le. If moisture forms on the disc, wipe it off with a soft cloth. If moisture forms on the optical par ts of the play er , do not [...]

  • Page 2

    280-7280-01 Note: Be sure to unfold this page and ref er to the front diagrams as y ou read each chapter . Remarque: V euillez déployer cette page et v ous référer aux schémas quand vous lisez chaque chapitre . Nota: Cuando lea los capítulos, despliegue esta página y consulte los diagramas . 3 4 English ■ DIN Chassis with Detachable Contr o[...]

  • Page 3

    English 5 5. HANDLING COMP A CT DISCS This unit has been designed specifically for pla y- back of compact discs bearing the mar k. No other discs can be play ed. T o remov e the compact disc from its storage case, press down on the center of the case and lift the disc out, holding it carefully by the edges . Alwa ys handle the compact disc by the e[...]

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    Note: • Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagr ams of chapter 2. CONTROLS on page 3 (unfold). DCP Release Button Up and Down ( and ) Buttons POWER Button FNC (Function) Button Eject ( ) Button [ ] PS (Preset Station Scan) Button [ ] DISC Up (UP) Button [ ], [ ] AS (Automatic Station Store) Button [ ] DISC Down (DN) Button [ ], [...]

  • Page 5

    1. T ur n the remote control unit over , then slide the rear cov er in the direction of the arrow . 2. Inser t the AA (UM-3/1.5V) batteries that came with the remote control unit facing in the directions shown in the figure , then close the rear cov er . Notes: Using batteries improperly can cause them to explode. T ak e note of the follo wing poin[...]

  • Page 6

    Functions of Remote Contr ol Unit Buttons 8 English Mode Button FUNC BAND DISC UP PROG T OP Radio T ur ns power on and off . When pressed and held f or 1 second: T urns power off . Switches between radio , CD , CD changer and MD changer. V OLUME * Some of the corresponding buttons on the source unit and remote control unit ha ve diff erent function[...]

  • Page 7

    9 English Basic Operations When this unit is turned on, star ting and stop- ping the engine of a car with its volume raised to the maximum level ma y harm your hearing. Be careful about adjusting the volume. T urning ON the P ower and Adjusting the V olume 1) Press the POWER b utton . * T o tur n off the power , press the POWER button f or 1 second[...]

  • Page 8

    10 English 4) Press the Right button , then set the current minute. 5) Press the BND button , then the clock is set. Notes: • If you select another operation mode while y ou are setting the clock, the cloc k setting operation will be canceled. • If you remo ve the vehicle’ s batter y for a chec k or repair , the clock will be reset, so y ou m[...]

  • Page 9

    11 English Man ual memory function 1) Press the BND button , and select the band you w ant to store in the memor y . 2) Press the Left/Right button then select the station you w ant to store in the memor y . 3) Press and hold the Preset button f or 2 seconds or longer , then the station will be stored in the memory . A uto store function (A utomati[...]

  • Page 10

    12 English CD Mode Operations Loading a Disc Inser t the disc into the CD inser tion slot with its label side up , then the CD will star t playing. * When inser ting a single CD (3 ” (8cm)), insert it from the center of the slot. * When inser ting a single CD (3 ” (8cm)), do not connect an adapter . * Press the DISP button , then the display wi[...]

  • Page 11

    13 English CD Changer Mode Operations Listening to the Disc Press the FNC button and select the CD changer mode, then the CD star ts playing. Stopping (pausing) Playbac k Press the Play/P ause button . Press the Play/P ause button again to resume playbac k. Selection of CDs Press the DISC Up button or the DISC Do wn button , then select the CD you [...]

  • Page 12

    14 English Switc hing Magazine This function can be used only when the con- nected CD changer can store a multiple number of magazines. Ev er y time the MAG b utton is pressed, the ne xt magazine will be selected. Ma gazine lock Press and hold the MAG b utton for 2 sec- onds or longer , then the displa y shows “ , ” then the magazine being disp[...]

  • Page 13

    Scan Play (Intr o Music Scan) Press the SCN button , then the displa y sho ws “ SCN , ” then the MD will play the first 10 seconds of each track of the whole disc. Press the SCN button again to disengage the unit from scan play . * A scan pla y will start from the track f ollowing the one currently playing. Disc scan play Press and hold the SCN[...]

  • Page 14

    16 English ■ T o protect the system, this unit has been equipped with self dia gnostic functions. If a fault arises, a warning is issued by v arious error displa ys. Follow the corrective measures and remo ve the fault. Error Display Corrective Measure This error display indicates that a fault has arisen in the mechanism of the source unit or CD/[...]

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    17 English FM T uner F requency Range: 87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz Usable Sensitivity: 11 dBf 50 dB Quieting Sensitivity: 17 dBf Alternate Channel Selectivity: 75 dB Stereo Separation (1 kHz): 35 dB F requency Response ( ± 3 dB): 30 Hz to 15 kHz AM T uner F requency Range: 530 kHz to 1,710 kHz Usable Sensitivity: 25 µ V CD Play er System: Compact disc [...]

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    18 English MEMO[...]