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-1. :,; Yame - J Owner's Owner’s manual manual d’emploi Mode d'emploi Manual Manual de ;nstrucc;ones instrucciones DB625MP DB62SMP AM/FMCDIMP3 CDIMP3PLAYER PLAYER AMlFM • COMBINERADIO RADIO AM/FM CDiiP3 COMBINE AM/FM CD/MP3 • SINTONIZADORDE DE AM/FM Y iEPROD”CTOR DE DE SINTONIZADOR AM/FM YREPRODUCTOR DISCOSCOMPACTOS/MP3 COMPACTOS/MPB DISCOS lli]DO~@ DIGITAL AUDIO ~ This equipment equipment has has been been tested tested and and found found to This comply with with the the limits limits for for a Class Class B digital digital dedecomply vice, pursuant pursuant to Part Part 15 of the the FCC FCC Rules. Rules. vice, These limits limits are are designed designed to provide provide reasonable reasonable These protection against against harmful harmful interference interference in a resiresiprotection dential installation. installation. dential This equipment equipment generates, generates, uses, uses, and and can can radiradiThis radio frequency frequency energy energy and, and, if not not installed installed ate radio used in accordance accordance with with the the instructions, instructions, may may and used cause harmful harmful interference interference to radio radio communicacommunicacause tions. However, However, there there is no guarantee guarantee that that interintertions. ference will not not occur occur in a particular particular installation. installation. ference this equipment equipment does does cause cause harmful harmful interference interference If this to radio radio or or television television reception, reception, which which can can be be to determined by turning turning the the equipment equipment off off and and on, determined the user user is is encouraged encouraged to to consult consult the the dealer dealer or or the an experienced experienced radio/TV radio/TV technician technician for for help. help. an MODEL L . """.~.·.~ clarion 12V 8 GROUND AM 530·1700kHzlFM 87.9-107.9MHz THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION 1$ SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE TAHT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERAnON THIS PRODUCTION COMPLIES WITH DHHS RULES 21 CFR SUBCHAPTER J APPLICABLE AT DATE OF MANUFACTURE CLARION CO.,lTO. 50 KAMITODA,TODA·SHI,SAITAMA-KEN,JAPAN MANUFACTURED SEA1AlNo PE·c::::J 22 DE625MP DB625MP b USE OF CONTROLS. , ADJUSTMENTS. , OR PERFORMANCE OF OF-iROCEDURES OyH& PERFORMANCE PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE THOSE SPECIFIED SPECIFIED HEREIN, HEREIN, MAY MAY RERETHAN SULT IN HAZARDOUS HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOEXPORADIATION SULT SURE. SURE. THE COMPACT COMPACT DISC DISC PLAYER PLAYER and and MINI MINI DISC DISC THE PLAYER SHOULD SHOULD NOT NOT BE BE ADJUSTED ADJUSTED OR PLAYER REPAIRED BY BY ANYONE ANYONE EXCEPT EXCEPT PROPERLY PROPERLY REPAIRED QUALIFIED SERVICE SERVICE PERSONNEL. PERSONNEL. QUALIFIED CHANGES OR OR MODIFICATIONS MODIFICATIONS NOT EXEXCHANGES NOT PRESSLY APPROVED APPROVED BY BY THE THE MANUFACMANUFACPRESSLY TURER FOR FOR COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE COULD COULD VOID VOID THE THE TURER USER’S AUTHORITY AUTHORITY TO OPERATE OPERATE THE THE USER'S TO EQUIPMENT. EQUIPMENT. INFORMATION FOR USERS; CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS MODIFICATIONS TO THIS THIS CHANGES OR TO PRODUCT NOT NOT APPROVED APPROVED BY BY THE THE MANUMANUPRODUCT FACTURER WILL WILLVOIDTHE WARRANTY AND AND FACTURER VOID THE WARRANTY WILL VIOLATE VIOLATE FCC FCC APPROVAL. APPROVAL. WILL Thank you for for purchasing purchasing this this Clarion Clarion product. product. Thank Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before before operating operating this this equipment. equipment. * Please read this owner's manual entirety After reading reading this this manual, manual, be sure sure to keep keep it in a handy handy place place (e.g., (e.g., glove glove compartment). compartment). * After l l Check the contents contents of the enclosed enclosed warranty warranty card card and and keep keep it carefully carefully with with this this manual. manual. ** Check Contents Contents 1. FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................... FEATURES List of of Accessories Accessories .......................................................................................................................... List CONTROLS .................................................................................................................................... CONTROLS 4 4 4 2. NOMENCLATURE .......................................................................................................................... 3. NOMENCLATURE 5 6 Names of Buttons Buttons.. .......................................................................................................................... Names Display Items Items ................................................................................................................................... Display 6 7 7 8 PRECAUTIONS .............................................................................................................................. 4. PRECAUTIONS CONFIRM BEFORE BEFORE OPERATION OPERATION ............................................................................................... 5. CONFIRM ....................................................................................................................... Notes on Play MP3 Notes Play MP3 About CDs CDs ..................................................................................................................................... About OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 6. OPERATIONS Basic Operations Operations ........................................................................................................................... Basic Radio Operations .......................................................................................................................... Radio Operations CD/MPS Operations ...................................................................................................................... CD/MP3 Operations Adjustment Menu Menu .......................................................................................................................... Adjustment WIRING TECHNIQUES TECHNIQUES ................................................................................................................ 7. WIRING 7. Connecting Wires Wires to to Terminals Terminals ..................................................................................................... Connecting INSTALLATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 8. INSTALLATIONS 8. Installation ..................................................................................................................................... Installation Installation Procedure Procedure ................................................................................................................... Installation IN CASE CASE OF OF DIFFICULTY DIFFICULTY.. ......................................................................................................... 9. IN 9. 10. ERROR ERROR DISPLAY DISPLAY ......................................................................................................................... 10. 11. SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 11. DB625MP DB625MP 10 10 10 12 12 13 13 13 13 16 16 17 17 19 19 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 24 24 .25 25 28 28 29 29 33 1. FEATURES n• n• n• ,! , IIIAG~TUNE mRlil:rUNE FM FM Reception Reception System System 8-Times -Bit D/A 8-Times Oversampling Oversampling Digital Digital Filter Filter and and 11-Bit D/A Converters Converters 4-Channel 4-Channel RCA RCA Line Line Level Level Output Output with with Fader Fader Control Control List of of Accessories Accessories List @ G) Wiring Wiring harness harness .......................................... @ ® Removal Removal tool tool ............................................. @ @ Counter Counter sunk sunk self-tapping self-tapping screw screw ............. @I @ Round Round head head self-tapping self-tapping screw screw ............... @ ® Taptite Taptite screw screw ............................................. 1 22 .4 .4 .44 2 The The use use of of any any accessories accessories except except for for those those proprovided vided might might result result in in damage damage to to the the unit. unit. Make Make sure only only to use use the accessories shipped shipped with the accessories with sure the unit, as shown shown above. above. the unit, ® Be sure sure to to unfold unfold and and read read the the next next page. page. // Veuillez Veuillez deplier d@p/ieret et vaLis vows referer &f&rer a 2 /a la page page suivante. suivante. Be Cercidrese de de desplegar desplegar yy de de leer leer la /a pagina pa’gina siguiente. siguiente. Cerci6rese DB625MP DB625MP 44 I I. al / Unidad Unidad princIpal principal w MaIn Main un/ll unit / Appa",iI pdndpall ~~~fiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii~-~,dl-l.-[OPENI ~ II I I Q [DISP] .~I II ............ [T-Ml / [AM]- [SCNl--j ii [MUTE] ..-.eI / / i [PRESET] [RDMI-~ [RPTIJ [BEQ LIGHT] -- With the the FLIP FLIP DOWN DOWN PANEL PANEL opened opened/ / Ouvrez Ie PANNEAU RABATTABLE / With Apertura del PANEL PANEL ABATIBLE Apertura del ABATIBLE ,- CD/MPB SLOT1 IA1 rL[C~P3SL:Tl L~·l l~ 100 I u ~ ~-0J -J;; 0 ~rg} I Note: Be sure to unfold this page and refer to the front diagrams as you read each chapter. Note: Be sure to unfold this page and refer to the front diagrams as you read each chapter. Remarque Veuilkv depltei cette page et vows r&f&ei am schenm quand vous liser chaque chapltre Remarque: Veuillez depfieJ cette page et vous rMerer aux scllemas quand vous Iisez chaque chapitre. Nota: Cuando lea /OS capitulos, despliegue esta ptigina y consulte /OS diagramas. Nota: Cuando lea los capftulos, despliegue esta pagina y consulte los diagramas. 55 DB625MP DB625MP - Names Names of of Buttons Buttons Main Main Unit Unit [FNC] [FNC] button button • Press Press the the button button to to turn turn on on the the power. power. Press Press the the button button for for at at least least 11 second second to to turn turn off off the the power. power. l• Switches Switches the the operation operation mode mode among among the the radio dio mode, mode, etc. etc. l [FM] [FM] button button • Switches Switches the the FM FM band band while while in the the radio radio mode. mode. l [WI] [~II] button button • Plays Plays or or pauses pauses aa CD/MP3 CO/MP3 while while in the the CD/ COl MP3 MP3 mode. mode. l• Press Press the the button button for for at at least least 1 second second to to enter enter the the adjustment adjustment menu menu mode. mode. l [Al, [A], WI [V] button button • Adjust Adjust the the volume. volume. l [OPEN] button button [OPEN] Use the button to open Flip down panel. •l Use the button open the the Flip down panel. [DISP] button button [DISP] Switches the indication. •l Switches the display display indication. Use the button to input input a title CD/MPS title in the the CO/MP3 •l Use the button mode. mode. Scrolling the the displayed displayed CD text text and and MP3 MP3 text. text. •l Scrolling button [T-M] button Use the the button button to set set the the tuning tuning mode. mode. •l Use Use the the button button to to set set the the Auto Auto Store. Store. •l Use [PRESET] button button [PRESET] Stores a station station into memory memory or recall recall it directly directly •l Stores while in the the radio radio mode. mode. while 66 DE625MP DB625MP [RPT] [RPT] button button l• Plays Plays repeatedly repeatedly while while in the the CD/MP3 CO/MP3 mode. mode. [RDM] [ROM] button button • Performs Performs random random play play while while in the the CD/MPB CO/MP3 mode. mode. l [SCN] [SCN] button button • Performs Performs scan scan play play for for 10 seconds seconds for for each each track track while while in the the CD/MP3 CO/MP3 mode. mode. l [BEQ [SEQ LIGHT] LIGHT] button button • Use Use the the button button to to select select one one of of the the six six types types of of sound sound characteristics characteristics already already stored stored in memory. memory. [MUTE] [MUTE] button button l• Turning Turning the the volume volume down down quickly. quickly. l• Press to turn turn Press the the button button for for at at least least 11 second second to the the loudness loudness on on or or off. [AM] button [AM] button Switches the band while in the radio mode. mode. •l Switches the AM AM band while in the radio l [41, WI button [<<Ill], [~>] button Selects aa station in the radio mode. mode. •l Selects station while while in the radio l• Selects Selects aa track when listening to a CD/MP3. track when listening to a CO/MP3. buttons are used to make various •l These These buttons are used to make various setsettings tings. [CD/MPS SLOT] SLOT] [CD/MP3 CD/MPB insertion insertion slot. slot. •l CO/MP3 [A] button [~] button Ejects a a CO/MP3 CD/MPS when when itit is is loaded loaded into into the the •l Ejects unit. unit. Qispla y Items Items Qisplay Operation status status indication indication Operation Titles, PS names, names, etc. etc. are are Titles, displays. displays. i/l r-: I Stereo indication indication : Stereo Mute indication indication ([m) MUTE] : Mute Preset channel channel indication indication (1 (1 to 6) Preset Clock (Clock (Clock indication) indication) etc. etc. Clock SPY : Speaker Speaker Setting Setting indication indication sp. @ :: 5 5& &4 4 in. in. (127 (127 mm mm & & 102 102 mm) mm) Speaker Speaker indication indication fV 0 6& &6 6 xx 9 9 in. in. (152 (152 mm mm & & 152 152 mm mm xx 229 229 mm) mm) Speaker Speaker indication indication ~ :: 6 & ~ OEM Speaker Speaker indication indication : OEM : A&3 : SEQ BEQ LIGHT LIGHT indication indication (SEQ (BEQ L1GHT:Seat LIGHT:Beat EQ EQ Light) Light) ~!£;:£ gm Rock indication indication :: Rock m Pops indication indication f:ill :: Pops n Easy indication indication !!JI :: Easy g Top 40 40 indication indication :: Top Jazz indication indication ~ :: Jazz _ Flat indication indication m!I :: Flat DB625MP DB625MP 77 1. When When the the inside inside of of the the car car isis very very cold cold and and 1. on the the the player player isis used used soon soon after after switching switching on the on the the disc disc or or the the heater moisture moisture may may form form on heater optical parts parts of of the the player player and and proper proper playback playback optical may not not be be possible. possible. IfIf moisture moisture forms forms on on the the may moisture disc, wipe wipe itit off off with with aa soft soft cloth. cloth. IfIf moisture disc, forms forms on on the the optical optical parts parts of of the the player, player, do do not not use use the the player player for for about about one one hour. hour. The The concondensation densation will will disappear disappear naturally naturally allowing allowing normal normal operation. operation. 2. 2. Driving Driving on on extremely extremely bumpy bumpy roads roads which which cause cause severe severe vibration vibration may may cause cause the the sound sound to to skip. skip. 3. When When the the auto auto antenna antenna cord cord is is connected connected to to the is the car car auto auto antenna antenna cord, cord, when when the the unit unit is switched switched to to the the radio radio mode mode (or (or the the TV TV mode), mode), the extended automatically. automatically. If the the the antenna antenna is extended car narrow space, space, the the antenna antenna may may car is in aa narrow strike strike something, something, so so be be careful. careful. 4. This This unit unit uses uses aa precision precision mechanism. mechanism. Even Even in the the event event that that trouble trouble arises, arises, never never open open the the case, case, disassemble disassemble the the unit, unit, or or lubricate lubricate the the rotating rotating parts. parts. Insert the unit all the until it is fully locked fully locked •l Insert the unit the way way in until place. Otherwise Otherwise it may may fall out of place place when in place. fall out when jolted. jolted. When extending extending the the ignition, ignition, battery, battery, or ground ground •l When wires, make make sure sure to use use automotive-grade automotive-grade wires wires wires, other wires wires with with a O.75mm 0.75mm22 (AWG (AWG18) more or other 18) or more to prevent prevent wire wire deterioration deterioration and damage damage to the wire coating. coating. wire prevent a short short circuit, circuit, never never put or leave leave •l To prevent any metallic metallic objects objects (such (such as as coins coins or or metal metal any tools) inside inside the unit. unit. tools) the unit unit starts starts to to emit emit smoke smoke or or strange strange smells, smells, •l IfIf the turn off the power power immediately immediately and consult consult your your turn dealer. dealer. Make sure sure not not to to get get your your fingers fingers caught caught bebe•l Make tween the the faceplate faceplate and and the the unit. unit. tween Be careful careful not not to to drop drop the the unit unit or or subject subject itit to to •l Be strong shock. shock. strong The unit unit may may break break or or crack crack because because itit conconThe tains glass glass parts. parts. tains 88 DB625MP DB625MP • Do Do not not touch touch the the liquid liquid crystal crystal fluid fluid ifif the the LCD LCD isis damaged damaged or or broken broken due due to to shock. shock. The The liquid liquid crystal crystal fluid fluid may may be be dangerous dangerous to to your your health health or or even even fatal. fatal. IfIf the the liquid liquid crystal crystal fluid fluid from from the the LCD LCD contacts contacts your your body body or or clothing, clothing, wash wash itit off off with with soap soap imimmediately. mediately. l• Make to ground ground the the unit unit to to aa negative negative 12V 12V Make sure sure to DC DC power power supply. supply. l• Do Do not not open open the the top top or or bottom bottom covers covers of of the the unit. unit. l• Do Do not not install install the the unit unit in in aa spot spot exposed exposed to to didirect rect sunlight sunlight or or excessive excessive heat heat or or humidity. humidity. Also Also avoid avoid places places with with too too much much dust dust or or the the possipossibility bility of of water water splashing. splashing. l Do not subject the faceplate to excessive shock, • Do not subject the faceplate to excessive shock, as is aa piece piece of of precision precision equipment. equipment. as itit is l When replacing a fuse, only use a new one with • When replacing a fuse, only use a new one with the the prescribed prescribed rating. rating. Using Using aa fuse fuse with with the the wrong wrong rating rating may may cause cause your your unit unit to to malfunction. malfunction. l To prevent short circuits when replacing a fuse, • To prevent short circuits when replacing a fuse, first first disconnect disconnect the the wiring wiring harness. harness. l Do not place any object between the faceplate • Do not place any object between the faceplate and the unit. and the unit. Do not not use use your own screws. screws. Use Use only only the the your own •l Do screws provided. provided. IfIf you use the the wrong screws, screws you use wrong screws, you could damage damage the unit. you could the unit. l Do not apply excessive force to to the the open open faceface• Do not apply excessive force plate or or place place objects objects on on it. it. Doing Doing so so will will cause cause plate damage or or breakdown. breakdown. damage l Cleaning Cleaning the the Unit Unit • IfIf you you experience experience problems problems during during installation, installation, consult your your dealer. dealer. consult l l the unit unit fails fails to to operate operate properly, properly, press press the the ReRe• IfIf the set button. button. The The unit unit returns returns to to factory factory settings settings set when when the the Reset Reset button button isis pressed. pressed. After After you you press press the the unit unit still still fails fails to to operate operate the Reset Reset button, button. IfIf the properly properly after after the the Reset Reset button button has has been been pressed, pressed, contact contact your your local local dealer dealer for for assistance. assistance. IfIf the the faceplate faceplate of of this this unit unit isis stained, stained, wipe wipe itit with with aa dry dry soft soft cloth cloth such such as as aa silicon silicon cloth. cloth. IfIf the the faceplate faceplate isis stained stained badly, badly, wipe wipe the the stain stain off off with with aa cloth cloth moistened moistened with with neutral neutral cleaner, cleaner, then then wipe wipe neutral neutral detergent detergent off. off. - Applying Applying spray spray cleaner cleaner directly directly to to the the unit unit may may affect affect its its mechanical mechanical parts. parts. Wiping Wiping the the faceplate faceplate with with aa hard hard cloth cloth or or using using aa volatile volatile liquid liquid such such as as thinner thinner or or alcohol alcohol may may scratch scratch the the surface surface or or erases erases characters. characters. Cleaning Cleaning the the CD CD Slot Slot I 1 Reset Reset button button As As dust dust can can accumulate accumulate in in the the CD CD slot, slot, clean clean itit occasionally. occasionally. Your Your CDs CDs can can get get scratched scratched ifif you you put in aa dusty dusty CD CD slot. slot. put them them in the LCD LCD may may become become difficult difficult to to • Characters Characters in the read temperatures below below 41 ‘F 'F (5 “C). ·C). read in temperatures l• The The illustrations illustrations of of the the display display and and the the panel panel appearing appearing in this this manual manual are are examples examples used used to to explain explain more more clearly clearly how how the the controls controls are are used. the display display used. Therefore, Therefore, what what appears appears on the in the the illustrations illustrations may may differ differ from from what what appears appears on the the display display on the the actual actual equipment, equipment, and and some the display display may may repsome of the the illustrations illustrations on the resent something something impossible impossible in actual actual operaoperaresent tion. tion. l Lens Fogging Fogging Lens Right after after you turn turn on the car heater heater in cold cold Right weather, dew dew or condensation condensation may form form on the weather, lens in in the the CD CD player player of of the the unit. unit. Called Called lens lens fogfoglens ging, CDs CDs may be impossible impossible to play. In such such a ging, situation, remove remove the the disc disc and and wait wait for for the the conconsituation, densation to evaporate. evaporate. If the unit still does does not densation operate normally normally after after aa while, while, consult consult your your operate dealer. dealer. Cleaning the the Faceplate Faceplate Terminals Terminals Cleaning the terminals terminals on on the the unit unit or or faceplate faceplate get get dirty, dirty, IfIf the wipe them them with with aa dry, dry, soft soft cloth. cloth. wipe D6625MP DB625MP 99 Notes Notes on on Playing Playing MP3 MP3 This unit unit can can play play MP3 MP3 (MPEGl (MPEG1,,2,2.5 2, 2.5 Audio Audio Layer Layer This 3). Note, Note, however, however, that that the the MP3 MP3 recording recording media media 3). and and formats formats acceptable acceptable are are limited. limited. When When writing writing MP3, MP3, pay pay attention attention to to the the following following restrictions. restrictions. Settings Settings for for your your MP3 MP3 encoder encoder and and CD CD writer writer Acceptable Acceptable media media When When you you use use your your CD CD writer writer to to record record MP3 MP3 up up to to the the maximum maximum disc disc capacity, capacity, disable disable additional additional writing. on an an empty empty disc disc up up to to the the writing. For For recording recording on maximum maximum capacity capacity at at once, once, check check Disc Disc at at Once. Once. The The MP3 MP3 recording recording media media acceptable acceptable to to this this unit unit are are CD-ROM, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-R, and and CD-RW. CD-RW. When When using using CD-RW, CD-RW, do do full full format format not not quick quick forformat mat to to prevent prevent malfunction. malfunction. The .x. The Displayable Displayable ID3 103 tag tag is is ID3 103 version version 11.x. For the character code, refer to the List of Codes. For the character code, refer to the List of Codes. Acceptable Acceptable medium medium formats formats The The following following formats formats are are available available for for the the memedia this unit. unit. The The maximum maximum number number of of dia used used in this characters characters used used for for file file name name including including the the dedelimiter limiter (“.‘I) (".") and and three-character three-character extension extension are are inindicated parentheses. dicated in parentheses. l• ISO IS0 9660 Level 1 (12 characters) 9660 Level characters) l• ISO IS0 9660 Level 2 (31 characters) 9660 Level characters) l• Joliet Joliet (64 (64 characters) characters) l• Romeo Romeo (128 (128 characters) characters) Up to 200 200 characters characters can be displayed displayed in the the long long file name name format. format. For a list list of available available characcharacfile ters, see see the the instruction instruction manual manual of the the writing writing ters, software and and the the section section Entering Entering file and and folder folder software names below. below. names The media media reproducible reproducible on this this unit unit has the folThe lowing limitations: limitations: lowing Maximum number number of of directory directory levels: levels: 88 •l Maximum Maximum number number of files files per folder: folder: 255 •l Maximum Maximum number number of of characters characters for for folder folder •l Maximum name: 64 64 name: Maximum number number of of folders: folders: 50 50 •l Maximum MP3 written in the formats other than the above above MP3 written in the formats other than the may not not be be successfully successfully played played and and their their file file may names or or folder folder names names are are not not properly properly disdisnames played. played. 10 10 DB625MP DB625MP Entering Entering ID3 ID3 tag tag N&es on on Playing Playing MP3 MP3 Notes Entering Entering file file and and folder folder names names The The code code list list characters characters are are the the only only file names names and folder folder names names that that can can be entered entered and and disdisand played. played. If you you use any any other other character character for entry, entry, the the file and folder folder names names are are not not displayed displayed correctly. correctly. and They may may neither neither be displayed displayed correctly correctly dependdependThey the CD writer writer used. used. ing on the The unit unit recognizes recognizes and and plays plays only only those those MP3 MP3 The which have have the the MP3 MP3 extension extension (MP3). (MP3). which Example of folder/file hierarchy Example of a medium's medium’s folderlflle hierarchy ([}]) 2 ,M:: J;® 4 .h@ .h 8c) .I>@ J'l@ Note: Note: A file file with with a name name entered entered with with characters characters not not on on •A the code code list list may may not not play play correctly. correct/y. the l .1>'2' Writing files files into into a medium medium Writing When a medium medium containing containing MP3 MP3 data data is loaded, loaded, When the unit unit checks checks all the the data data on the the medium. medium. If the the the medium contains contains a lot of folders folders or non-MP3 non-MP3 files, files, medium therefore, it takes takes a long long time time until until the the unit unit starts starts therefore, playing MP3. MP3. playing addition, it may may take take time time for the the unit unit to move move In addition, next MP3 MP3 file file or a Track Track Search Search or Folder Folder to the next Search may may not not be performed performed smoothly. smoothly. Search Level 1 Level .I>@, .I>@' f--J D pj) File File .I>@ G Root Root Folder Folder 0 Level 3 Level Level Level 4 Level 2 Level When a Track Track Search Search is is executed executed with with file file J> b When @ being being played played ... . .. @ Loading such such a medium medium may may produce produce loud loud noise noise Loading damage the speakers. speakers. to damage attempt to playa play a medium medium containing containing a • Do no attempt non-MP3 file with with the the MP3 MP3 extension. extension. non-MP3 The unit unit mistakes mistakes non-MP3 non-MP3 files files for for MP3 MP3 data data The as long long as as they they have have the the MP3 MP3 extension. extension. as not attempt attempt to playa play a medium medium containing containing • Do not non MP3. MP3. non l l MP3 playing playing order order MP3 When selected selected for for play, play, Folder Folder Search, Search, Track Track When Search, or or for for Folder Folder Select, Select, files files and and folders folders are are Search, accessed in in the the order order in in which which they they were were written written accessed by the the CD CD writer. writer. by Because of this, the the order order in in which which they they are are exexBecause of this, pected to to be be played played may may not not match match the the order order in in pected which they they are are actually actually played. played. You You may may be be able able which to set set the the order order in in which which MP3 MP3 are are to to be be played played to by writing writing them them onto onto a a medium medium such such as as a a CD-R CD-R by with their their file file names names beginning beginning with with play play sesewith quence numbers numbers such such as as "01" “01” to to "99", “99”, dependdependquence ing on on your your CD CD writer. writer. ing For example, example, a a medium medium with with the the following following folder/ folder/ For file hierarchy hierarchy is is subject subject to to Folder Folder Search, Search, Track Track file Search, or or Folder Folder Select Select as as shown shown below. below. Search, Current file number J>G) Operation of the button r<.. J Button I [~IButton Beginning of file ,/)0. ,/)@ I J>@ • J>@ When an an Folder Folder Search Search is is executed executed with with file file When bJ> @ @ being being played played ... . .. Current folder number W Operation of the button [AMI Button I [FMJ Button OJ·OJ.Q].I1J..· 111J.11J.Q]·I1J.Q]·.. When Folder Folder Select Select is is selected selected with with file file J> & @ @ When being played played to to move move from from folder folder to to folder folder ... . .. being Current Current folder folder number number m Q] Operation of the the button button Operation of [<dl J Button Button I[~> [,>I I Button Button hAMI [AMI Button Button I[FMI [FM1 Button Button [<.. m OJ I 0 I1J I ca OJ I DB625MP DB625MP m GJ 11 AboutCDs About CDs Handling CDs CDs Handling • Don’t Don't touch touch the the recording recording surface surface of of the the CD. CD. CDs CDs that that can’t can't be be used used • CDs CDs that that aren’t aren't round round can’t can't be be used. used. l l • CD-R CD-R and and CD-RW CD-RW are are easier easier to to damage damage than than a normal normal music music CD. Use Use a CD-R CD-R or or a CD-RW CD-RW after after reading reading the the caution caution items items on the the packpackage age etc. etc. l• Don’t Don't stick stick tape tape etc. etc. on the the CD. CD. Also, Also, don’t don't use use a CD CD with with tape tape stuck stuck on it. l l • CDs CDs with with coloring coloring on the the recording recording surface surface or or that used. that are are dirty dirty can’t can't be used. l• Don’t mark. Don't use use CDs CDs without without disc disc mark [Q]D~@ DIGITAL AUDIO •A A CD-R CD-R or or CD-RW CD-RW that that hasn’t hasn't been been finalized finalized can’t played. (For (For the the finalization finalization process process can't be played. refer your CD-R/CD-RW CD-R/CD-RW writing writing software, software, refer to your and and your your CD-R/CD-RW CD-R/CD-RW recorder recorder instruction instruction manual.) manual.) l When using When using a new new CD CD If the the CD CD center center hole hole or or outside outside rim has has burrs, burrs use use it after after removing removing them them with with a ball ball pen pen etc. etc. ' CD storage CD storage Don’t place place them direct sunlight sunlight (On the •l Don't them in direct the seat or dashboard dashboard etc.) etc.) and and where seat or where the the temtemperature is high. high. perature Store CDs CDs in in their cases. •l Store their cases. CD accessories accessories CD Don’t use use disc disc type type accessories. accessories. Don't cleaning CD cleaning Clean from from the the center center of the the disc disc and and move move outoutClean ward. ward. E+3 Removing CDs CDs Removing When removing removing CDs CDs from from this this unit unit pUll pull them them out out When horizontally. horizontally. 12 12 DB625MP DB625MP Basic Operations Operations Basic Note: Be Be sure sure to fo read read this fhis chapter chapter referring referring to to the the front front diagrams diagrams of of Note: chapter "2. “2. CONTROLS" CONTROLS” on page page 5 (unfold). chapter Power Power Each time time the the button button is pressed pressed the sound sound set· setEach ting switches. switches. ting Turning ON ON the the Power Power •0 Turning Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Press Sound setting setting Sound Display Display “User” "User" “Rock” "Rock" “PODS” "Pops" “Easy” "Easy" “Too40” "Top40" “Jazz” "Jazz" “Flat” "Flat" User memory memory User Rock Rock Turning OFF OFF the the Power Power •0 Turning Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button button for for at at least least 11 second. second. Press Pops Pops Easy Easy Selecting the the Source Source Selecting Too 40 40 Top Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Press Source required required Source Display Display Tuner Tuner “TUNER” "TUNER" CD CD “CD” "CD" Standby Standby (Illumination only onlv mode) mode) (Illumination “ALL OFF" OFF” "ALL Jazz Jazz Flat Flat Volume Volume Notes: Notes: User memory: memory: The The values values set set on on the the <Audio <Audio • User Mode>. Mode>. Each setting setting value value is is changed changed with with the the <Speaker <Speaker • Each Setting>. First, First, select select the the speaker speaker type type with with the the Setting>. Speaker setting. setting. Speaker Increasing Volume Volume •0 Increasing Audio Mode Audio Mode l l Press the the [A] [A] button. button Press Decreasing Volume Volume •0 Decreasing Press the the [V] [v] button. Press button. 1. Select Select the the source source for for adjustment adjustment 1. Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Press 2. Enter Enter Audio Audio mode mode 2. Press the the [BEQ [BEQ LIGHT] LIGHT] button button for for at at least least 11 Press second. second. Mute Mute Turning the the volume volume down down quickly. quickly. Turning 3. Select Select the the Audio Audio item item for for adjustment adjustment 3. Press the the [MUTE] [MUTE] button. button. Press Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed the the items items that that Each can be be adjusted adjusted switch switch as as shown shown below. below. can Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed the the Mute Mute turns turns Each ON or or OFF. OFF. ON When it's it’s ON, ON, the the "MUTE" “MUTE” indicator indicator blinks. blinks. When 4. Adjust Adjust the the Audio Audio item item 4. Press the the [<<ill] [a] Press Adjustment Adjustment Item Item Bass level level Bass Middle level level Middle Treble level level Treble Balance Balance Fader Fader Volume offset Volume offset Loudness Loudness Compensating for for low low and and high high tones tones during during low low Compensating volume. volume. Press the the [MUTE] [MUTE] button button for for at at least least 11 sec· secPress ond. ond. Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed for for at at least least 11 Each second the the Loudness Loudness turns turns ON ON or or OFF. OFF. second When it's it’s ON, ON, "LOUD “LOUD ON" ON” is is displayed. displayed. When Beat EQ EQ Light Light Beat You can can recall recall the the best best sound sound setting setting preset preset for for You different types types of of the the music. music. different 1. Select Select the the source source to to set set 1. Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Press 2. Select Select the the Sound Sound type type 2. or [~>] [)>I button. button. or Display Display “Bas” "Bas" “Mid” "Mid" “Tre” "Tre" “Bal” "Bal" “Fad” "Fad" “V-OFF” "V·OFF" Range Range -8 -- +8 +8 -8 -8 -- +8 +8 -8 -8 -- +8 +8 -8 Left 15 15 -- Right Riaht 15 15 Left Rear 15 Front 15 Rear 15 - Front 15 -8 +O -8 - ±O Note: Note: Volume offset: offset Each Each source's source’s volume volume can can be be set set • Volume as aa difference difference from from the the basic basic volume. volume. as l 5. Exit Exit Audio Audio mode mode 5. Press the the [BEQ [BEQ LIGHT] LIGHT] button. button. Press Press the the [BEQ [BEQ LIGHT] LIGHT] button. button. Press DE625MP DB625MP 13 I Basic Operations ODerations Basic In MP3 MP3 source source •0 In Speaker Setting Setting Speaker Fine-tuning so that that the the BEQ BEQ LIGHT LIGHT value value is optioptiFine-tuning mal when when setting setting the the speaker speaker type. type. mal Enter Standby Standby 1. Enter Information Information Track number number Track Disc name name Disc Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Press Select the the "ALL “ALL OFF" OFF” display. display. Select Enter Speaker Speaker Setting Setting mode mode 2. Enter Press the the [SEQ [BEQ LIGHT] LIGHT] button. button. Press Folder name name Folder name File name Select the the Speaker Speaker type type 3. Select Press the the [<<Ill] [a] or [~>] [,>I button. button. Press Each time time the button button is pressed pressed the the setting setting Each switches as shown shown below. below. switches Display Speaker type type Display Speaker “SP OFF" OFF” OFF "SP OFF “SP 5/4" 514” For 5 & & 4 in. in. speaker speaker "SP For “sp 6*9/6" @g/6” For 6 6& & 6x9 6x9 in. in. speaker speaker For "SP “SP OEM” For the the OEM OEM speaker speaker "SP OEM" 4. Exit Exit Speaker Speaker Setting Setting mode mode Press the [BEQ LIGHT] button. Press the [SEQ LIGHT] button. Switching Display Display Switching Switching the the information information displayed. displayed. Switching Press the [DISP] button. Press the [DISP] button. Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed the the display display Each switches as as shown shown below. below. switches In Tuner Tuner source source •l In Display Display “DNPS” "DNPS" “FOL NAME" NAME” "FOL “FIL NAME" NAME” "FIL “TITLE” Song title title & & Artist Artist name name "TITLE" Song Album name name & & Artist Artist name name "ALBUM" “ALBUM” Album Track number number & & Track Time Time Track Clock Clock Station/Disc Naming Naming (SNPS/DNPSj (SNPWDNPS) Station/Disc Attaching a a title title to to a a Station Station or or CD. CD. Attaching Receive/play the the station/disc station/disc you you want want to at1. Receive/play tach a a title title to to tach 2. Enter Enter name name set set mode mode 2. Press the the [DISP] [DISP] button button for for at at least least 2 2 seconds. seconds. Press “NAME SET" SET” is is displayed. displayed. "NAME 3. Move Move the the cursor cursor to to the the enter enter character character posiposi3. tion tion Press the the [<<Ill] [d] or or [~>] [,>I button. button. Press 4. Select Select the the character character type type 4. Press the the [~II] [WI] button. button. Press Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed the the character character Each type switches switches as as shown shown below. below. type Character type type Character Information Information Frequency Frequency Display Display Alphabet Alphabet Alphabet Alphabet Station name name Station Clock Clock “SN PS” "SNPS" Numbers and and symbols symbols Numbers Special characters (Accent characters) characters) Special characters (Accent In CD CD source source •0 In Information Information Track number Track number Disc name Disc name Disc title title Disc Track title Track title Track number & Track Track Time Time Track number & Clock Clock 14 14 DB625MP DB625MP Display Display “DN PS” "DNPS" “D-TITLE” "D-TITLE" “T-TITLE” "T-TITLE" upper case case upper lower case lower case 5. Select Select the the characters characters 5. Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button Press 6. Repeat Repeat steps steps 3 3 through through 5 5 and and enter enter the the name. name. 6. 7. Exit Exit name name set set mode mode 7. Press the the [DISP] [DISP] button. button. Press Notes: Notes: When operation operation stops stops for for 10 IO seconds seconds the the name name at at •l When that time time is is registered, registered, and and Name Name Set Set mode mode closes. closes. that Memory numbers numbers •l Memory -- FM: FM: 32 32 stations stations 16stations stations -- AM: AM: 16 internal CO CD player: player; 30 30 discs discs -- Internal The title title of of station/CO station/CD can can be be changed changed by by the the same same •l The operation used used to to name name it. it. operation Disc Naming Naming can't can’t be be done done during during CO CD text text or or clock clock •l Disc display. display. Basic Operations Operations Basic Theft Deterrent Deterrent Faceplate Faceplate Theft 0• Reattaching Reattaching the the Faceplate Faceplate The'"faceplate of of the the unit unit can can be detached detached and and The*faceplate taken with with you, you, helping helping to deter deter theft. theft. taken 1. Align Align the the shaft shaft on the the unit unit with with the the depression depression on the the faceplate. faceplate. on 0• Removing Removing the the Faceplate Faceplate Press the the [OPEN] [OPEN] button. button. 11. Press Drop open open the the faceplate. faceplate. Drop Drawing the the faceplate faceplate to left left side side pull pull it to to the the 22. Drawing front and and remove remove it. front the faceplate faceplate in until clicks. 2. Push Push the until it clicks. The faceplate faceplate is locked allowing you you The locked in place, place, allowing the unit. to use use the unit. Notes: Notes: equipment • The faceplate faceplate is a precision precision piece piece of equipment and damaged by shocks that and can be damaged shocks or jolts. jolts. For For that reason, keep the faceplate faceplate in its special special storage storage case while detached. defached. case expose the faceplate faceplate or its storage storage case to • Do not expose direct sunlight sunlight or excessive excessive heat heat or humidity. Also Also direct avoid places p/aces with too much much dust dust or the possibility possibility avoid of water water splashing. splashing. l l DB625MP OB625MP 15 15 I Radio Radio Operations Operations II Tuning Tuning Mode Mode Auto Auto Store Store Entry Entry Choose Choose the the tuning tuning mode. mode. Press Press the the [T-M] [T-M] button. button. Each Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed the the Tuning Tuning mode mode switches switches as as shown shown below. below. Tuning Tuning mode mode Display Display Operation Operation “Auto Auto Auto seek seek "Auto 1” 1" Automatic Automatic search search for for aa station. station. “Auto Preset Preset scan scan "Auto 2” 2" Search Search in order order of of the seek the seek the stations stations in the Preset Preset memory. memory. “Manual” Manual Manual "Manual" Normal Normal manual manual tuning tuning control. control. Putting Putting aa station station with with good good reception reception in the the memory memory automatically. automatically. 1. Select Select the the band band for for Auto Auto Store Store Entry Entry Press Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. 2. Open Open Auto Auto Store Store Entry Entry Press Press the the [T-M] [T-M] button button for for at at least least 22 seconds. seconds. When stations that that can can be be received received are are put put When 6 stations in the the memory memory Auto Auto Store Store Entry Entry closes. closes. Tuning Tuning 2. 2. Call Call up up the the station station Press Press the the [PRESET] [PRESET] button. button. Selecting Selecting the the station. station. 1. Select Select tuner tuner source source Press Press the the [FNC] [FNC] button. button. Select Select the the “TUNER” "TUNER" display. display. 2. Select Select the band the band Press the [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press the [FM] Each time [FM] button button is is pressed pressed itit time the the [FM] Each switches between the FMl, FM2, FM2, and and FM3 FM3 switches between the FM1, bands. bands. 3. Tune up or or down down band band 3. Tune up Press the [a]....] or or [B&l button. Press the [< [~>] button. Note: Note: During reception reception of of stereo stereo stations stations the the "Sf" “SY indiindi• During cator is ON. ON. catoris l Station Preset Preset Memory Memory Station Putting the the station station in in the the memory. memory. Putting 1. Select Select the the band band 1. Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press 2. Select Select the the frequency frequency to to put put in in the the memory memory 2. Press the the [< [a]....] or or [~>] [,)I button. button. Press 3. Put Put the the frequency frequency in in the the memory memory 3. Press the [PRESET] button for at at least least 2 2 secsecPress the [PRESET] button for onds. onds. The preset preset number number display display blinks blinks 11 time. time. The On each each band, band, 11 station station can can be be put put in in the the On memory on on each each [PRESET] [PRESET] button. button. memory 16 16 DB625MP DB625MP Preset Tuning Preset Tuning Calling Calling up the the stations stations in the the memory. memory. 1. Select Select the the band band Press Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Changing Changing the the reception reception area area This This unit unit is is initially initially set set to to USA USA frequency frequency intervals intervals of 10kHz 1OkHz for and 200kHz 200kHz for FM. When using of for AM AM and for FM. When using outside the USA, the reception range range itit outside the USA, the frequency frequency reception can be be switched intervals below. below. can switched to to the the intervals Setting the the reception reception area area •0 Setting 1, If If the Reset button button is is pressed pressed while pressing 1. the Reset while pressing [PRESET 1] I] and and [PRESET [PRESET 5], 51, reception reception area area [PRESET will inside the USA to outside will switches switches from from inside the USA to outside the USA or USA to inside the the USA or from from outside outside the the USA to inside the USA. USA. station preset preset memories memories are are lost lost when '":::Any Any station when the reception area area is is changed. changed. the reception CRSC (Clean (Clean Reception Reception System System CRSC Circuit) <In <In FM FM reception> reception> Circuit) Temporarily have have reception reception switched switched from from stereo stereo Temporarily to mono mono to to reduce reduce multi-path multi-path noise noise when when listening listening to to the the FM FM station. station. to Setting Display Display Setting “CRSC ON" ON” "CRSC “CRSC OFF" OFF” "CRSC Note: Note: The CRSC CRSC is is ON. ON. The The CRSC CRSC is is OFF. OFF. The Strong electrical electrical fields fields (such (such as as from from power power lines) lines) • Strong may cause cause unstable unstable sound sound quality quality when when CRSC CRSC is is may turned ON. ON. In In such such aa situation, situation, turn turn itit OFF OFF: turned l CDIMP3 Onerations Operations CDAWP3 Playing CD CD & & MP3 MP3 Playing 0• When When there there is is no no disc disc inserted inserted Drop open open the the faceplate faceplate 1. Drop Press Press the the [OPEN] [OPEN] button. button. 2. Insert Insert aa disc. disc. 3. Press Press the the faceplate faceplate on on the the right right side, side, and and rereturn turn itit to to its its former former position. position. .• When When the the faceplate faceplate has has been been dropped dropped open, open, it might might interfere interfere with with the the shift shift lever lever or or somesomething this happens, happens, pay pay attention attention to to thing else. else. If this safety an apapsafety and and move move the the shift shift lever lever or or take take an propriate propriate action, action, then then operate operate the the unit. unit. .• Do not not use use the the unit unit with with the the faceplate faceplate in the the open it's used used in the the open open posiposiopen condition. condition. If it’s tion tion dust dust can can enter enter the the inside inside part part and and cause cause damage. damage. When aa disc 0• When disc is is inserted inserted -I 33 in. in. (8cm) (8cm) disc disc can’t can't be be played. played. Using Using an an adapter adapter and and inserting inserting them them into into this this unit unit can can cause cause damdamage. age. Note: Note: l • The MP3 MP3 media media that that this this unit unit can can play play are are CDCOROM, CD-R, CO-R, and and CD-RW. CO-RW The medium medium formats formats must must be be /.Sb ISO 9660 9660 Level Level 1, 1, Level Level 2, Jo/jet, Joliet, or or Romeo. Romeo. The methods methods and and preprecaufions cautions to be be followed followed for for writing writing MP3 MP3 data data are are covered covered in <Notes <Notes on playing playing MP3x MP3>. Check Check that that section section before before creating creating your your MP3 MP3 memedia. Fast Fast Forwarding Forwarding and and Reversing Reversing 0• Fast Fast Forwarding Forwarding Hold Hold down down on on the the [,)I [~>] button. button. Release Release your your finger finger to to play play the the disc disc at at that that point. point. 0• Reversing Reversing Press the [FNC] button. button. Press the [FNC] Select the “CD” display. Select the "CD" display. Hold down down on Hold Release Release your your point. point. Pause and and play •0 Pause play the [a]....] button. button. the [< finger to play the disc at at that finger to play the disc that Press the button. Press the [FII] [~II] button. Each time button is pressed pressed it pauses pauses and and Each time the the button plays. plays. Eject the the disc disc •0 Eject Track Search Search Track Drop open open the the faceplate faceplate 1. Drop Press the the [OPEN] [OPEN] button. button. Press Eject the the disc disc 2. Eject Press the [~] [A] button. button. Press Selecting the the song song you you want want to to hear. hear. Selecting Searching for for a a song song on on the the disc disc or or in in the the MP3 MP3 Searching folder. folder. Press the the [< [44] or [~>] [,)I button. button. Press ....] or Folder Search Search Folder on Selecting the the folder folder recorded recorded on on the the MP3 MP3 media. media. Selecting Press the [FM] or [AM] button. Press the [FM] or [AM] button. 3. Press Press the the faceplate faceplate on on the the right right side, side, and and rere3. turn itit to to its its former former position. position. turn OB625MP DB625MP 17 17 CD/MP3 CDIMP3 Operations Operations TracMFolder Repeat Track/Folder Repeat Ill Replaying Replaying the the song, song, disc disc or or MP3 MP3 folder folder you’re you're listening listening to. to. Press Press the the [RPT] [RPT] button. button. Each pressed the the Repeat Repeat Each time time the the button button is pressed Play Play switches switches as as shown shown below. below. Display Repeat Display Repeat play play “REP Track Repeat (In CD) Track Repeat CD) "REP ON” ON" (in MP3) MP3) “REP (In "REP ON” ON" Folder Repeat Repeat Folder MP3 media) media) (In MP3 OFF OFF “F REP ON” "F REP ON" “REP "REP OFF” OFF" Track Scan Scan Track Playing the part of each Playing the first first part each song song on the the disc disc or or MP3 folder listening to and and searching searching for for MP3 folder you you are are listening the listen to. the song song you you want want to listen 1. Start Track Scan Start Track Scan Press the [SCN] button. button. Press the [SCN] “Scan ON” is displayed. displayed. "Scan ON" 2. Release Release itit when when the the song song you you want want to to listen listen to to 2. is played played is Press the the [SCN] [SCN] button. button. Press Random Play RandomPlay Play all all the the songs songs on on the the disc disc or or MP3 MP3 folder folder in in Play random order. order. random Press the the [ROM] [RDM] button. button. Press Each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed Random Random Play Play Each turns ON ON or or OFF. OFF. turns When it's it’s ON, ON, "ROM “RDM ON" ON” is is displayed. displayed. When Note: Note: When the the [~> [,)I 1 button button is is pressed, pressed, the the next next song song •l When select starts. starts. select Folder Select Select (Function (Function of of MP3) MP3) Folder Quickly selecting selecting the the folder folder you you want want to to listen listen to. to. Quickly 1, Enter Folder Select mode 1. Enter Folder Select mode Press the the [PRESET5] [PRESET51 button. button. Press During Select mode the folder information information is is During Select mode the folder displayed as as shown shown below. below. displayed L. <Folder <Folder name name display> display> Displays the the current current folder folder name. name Displays 18 18 DB625MP D8625MP 2. Select Select the the folder folder level level Press Press the the [FM] [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. With With the the [FM] [FM] button button you you move move 1 level level down down and and with with the the [AM] [AM] button button 1 level level up. Selecting Selecting a folder folder in in the the same same level level Press [< ] or or [)>I [~>] button. button. Press the the [<4] With [< ] button button you you move move to the the previpreviWith the the [X4] ous [~>] button button to to the the next next ous folder, folder, and and with with the the [))I folder. folder. Returning to level Returning to the the top top level Press the [PRESET31 button. button. Press the [PRESET3] 3. Decide Decide the play the folder folder to play Press the button. [~II] button. Press the [HI] The Folder Select mode releases, releases, and The Folder Select mode and the the MP3 in in the being displayed is played. played. MP3 the folder folder being displayed is Note: Note: The methods to other the • The methods for for moving moving to other folders folders in in the Folder different from those in the Folder select select mode mode are are different from those in the Folder Folder search search mode. mode. See <Notes <Notes on details. See on playing playing MP3> MP3> for for details. l Canceling the the Folder Folder Select Select mode mode •0 Canceling Press the the [PRESET5] [PRESET51 button. button. Press Text/Title Scroll Scroll TextITitie Scrolling the the displayed displayed CD CD text, text, MP3 MP3 text. text. Scrolling Press the [DISP] button for at least 1 second. second. Press the [DISP] button for at least 1 Adjustment Menu Menu Adjustment Adjustment Menu Menu Adjustment Manual Manual Clock Clock Adjustment Adjustment Setting Setting during during operation operation beep beep sound sound etc. etc. funcfunctions. tionS'. The The Adjustment Adjustment menu menu basic basic operation operation method method is is explained explained here.The here. The reference reference for for the the Adjustment Adjustment menu menu items items and and their their setting setting content content is is after after this this operation operation explanation. explanation. 1. Enter Enter Adjustment Adjustment menu menu mode mode Press [~II] button button for for at at least least 11 second. second. Press the the [HI] “MENU” "MENU" is is displayed. displayed. 2. Select Select the the Adjustment Adjustment menu menu item item Press [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press the the [FM] Example: Example: When When you you want want to to set set the the beep beep sound "Beep" display. display. sound select select the the “Beep” 3. Set Set the the Adjustment Adjustment menu menu item item 1. Select Select Clock Clock Adjustment Adjustment mode mode Press the [FM] or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press the [FM] or Select "elK ADJ” ADJ" display. display. Select the the “CLK 2. Enter Enter Clock Clock Adjust Adjust mode mode Press [<<OIl] or or [,)I [~>] button button for for at at least least 11 Press the the [a] second. second. The The clock clock display display blinks. blinks. Adjust the 3. Adjust the hours hours Press [FM] or or [AM] [AM] button. button. Press the the [FM] Adjust the minutes Adjust the minutes Press Press the the [a] [<<OIl] or or [,)I [~>] button. button. 4. Exit Exit Clock Clock adjustment adjustment mode mode Press [<<OIl] or or [)>I [~>] button. button. Press the the [a] Example: Example: When When “Beep” "Beep" is selected, selected, each each time time the the button button is is pressed pressed it switches switches “Beep "Beep ON” ON" or or “Beep "Beep OFF”. OFF". Select Select 1 of them them as the the setting. setting. You can can continue continue by returning returning to step step 2 and and setting setting other other items. items. 4. Exit Exit Adjustment Adjustment menu menu mode mode Press the [ )I I] button. Press the [~II] button. Note: Note: When other other items items that that are are applicable applicable to to the the basic basic • When operation method method above above are are displayed displayed afterwards afterwards operation their setting setting content content chart chart is is entered. entered. (Normally (Normally the the their uppermost setting setting in in the the chart chart is is the the original original setsetuppermost ting.) ting.) Also, the fhe explanation explanation for for items items that that aren't aren’t appliappliAlso, cab/e «Manual (<Manual Clock Clock Adjustment>etc.) Adjustment>etc.) are are enencable tered step step by by step. step. tered l Touch Sensor Sensor Tone Tone Touch Setting the the operation operation check check sound sound (beep (beep sound) sound) Setting ON/OFF. ON/OFF. Setting Display Setting Display Beep is is heard. heard. “Beep ON" ON” "Beep Beep Beep canceled. canceled. “Beep OFF" OFF” "Beep Beep Press ,I I] button. button. Press the the [[~II] Note: Note: • At At the the time time of of clock clock adjustment, adjustment, when when only only aa change change of of the the hour hour is is made, made, itit is is not not adjusted adjusted to to 00 00 seconds. seconds. On/y Only when when the the minute minute is is changed, changed, itit is to 00 00 seconds. seconds. is adjusted adjusted to l DSI (Disabled System DSI (Disabled System Indicator) Indicator) A A red red indicator indicator will will blink blink on on the the unit unit after after the the facefaceplate is removed, removed, warning warning potential potential thieves. thieves. plate is Setting Display Display Setting LED “DSI "OS I ON” ON" lED flashes. flashes. LED OFF. OFF. “DSII OFF" OFF” "OS lED Selectable Illumination lllumina tion Selectable Selecting the the button button illumination illumination color color as as green green Selecting or red. red. or Setting Display Display Setting The illumination illumination color color is is green. green. “KEY GRN" GRN” "KEY The The illumination illumination color color is is red. red. “KEY RED" RED” "KEY The Switching Display Display Type Type Switching Setting the the Display Display type. type. Setting Display Setting Display Setting Demonstration. “DisplayD” "DisplayD" Demonstration. Circle Display Display is is play play time. time. “DisplayA” "DisplayA" Circle Circle Display is clock. “DisplayB” "DisplayB" Circle Display is clock. “DisplayC” "DisplayC" Silent display display type. type. Silent DB625MP DB625MP 19 Adjustment Menu Adjustment Menu Contrast Adjustment Contrast Adjustment Adjusting Adjusting the the display display contrast. contrast. Display Display and and Setting Setting "CaNTO" "CaNT “CONT 5" 5” (Original (Original setting) setting) "CaNT “CONT 10" 10” Dimmer Dimmer Dimming Dimming this this unit's unit’s display display automatically automatically when when the vehicle vehicle light light switch switch is turned turned ON. Setting Display Setting Display "DIM The The display display dims. dims. “DIM ON" ON” The display disPlav doesn't doesn’t dim. dim. "DIM The “DIM OFF" OFF” Text Text Scroll Scroll Setting the the displayed displayed text text scroll. scroll. Setting Setting Display Setting Display “SCL AUTO" AUTO” Repeats scroll. scroll. "SCL Repeats Scrolls when when the display display “SCL MANU" MANU” Scrolls "SCL chanaes. changes. Notes: Notes: fext scrolled scrolled is shown shown below. The text •l CD text CD text Folder name/ name/ File name/ name/ Song title/ tit/e/ Artist name/ •l Folder Artist name/ Album name Album name 20 DB625MP DB625MP Connecting Wires Wires to Terminals Terminals Connecting Rear Rear right right output output (Red) (Red) ~~IJB!B=~-l==========;\'\ Rear Rear left left output output (White) (White) D==tn-o=ll Front Front right right output output (Red) (Red) ~:;tIn-~rll========;\\ -n "Z Front Front left left output output (White) (White) D==tIIJ:lR!B=dl o -1 =..... C:=]):J:==~-----rrl :: m FM/AM FM/AM antenna antenna input input If no connections connections are are made, made, do do not not let let the the wire wire come come out out from from the the tab. tab. When using using the optional power power optional amplifier, connect connect to its amplifier, power control control terminal. terminal. power Depending on what Depending what antenna you are using, antenna connect either either to the connect control terminal control terminal of the motor antenna, antenna, or to motor the power power terminal terminal for the booster booster amplifier amplifier of the film-type antenna. film-type antenna. Fuse Fuse (10A) (10A) : r ] Wiring Wiring harness harness (Accessory CD) (Accessory 0) n :I_, “ONT Power Power control control wire wire (Blue/White) (Blue/White) ANT 1 ‘ONT1 Motor Motor antenna antenna control control wire (Blue) wire (Blue) J White/Black White/Black e ® To front left speaker White White To car car light light control control ;.... . . ---c---,...-------To IMUM, switch ILLUMI switch Dimmer control control wire wire Dimmer (Orange //White) (Orange White) Ignition key key (Q? m @ Ignition @ switch I switch I ACC ACC c /"h....l....-_ . . . . I To front right speaker Ignition wire wire Ignition Green/Black Green/Black (Red) ....:.(R_e_d.:...)--~IIII''''---1"--~ e v---t-? .... Car fuse fuse box box Car To rear left speaker .111 Battery wire wire Battery (Yellow) (Yellow) Purple/Black 1"-_.------,--1 Ground wire (Black) 0 (To car chassis) e - ® To rear right speaker Purple Purple Battery Battery DB625MP DB625MP 21 21 Installation Ins talla tion Installation •1 Installation Firewall or or metal metal support suooort Firewall Screw (M4X8) (commercially available) / d the the mounting mounting Bend the tabs tabs of the sleeve with screwdriver or sleeve with a screwdriver similar utensil utensil and and attach attach it in similar place. place. \ Self-tapping screw screw Self-tapping (commercially available) available) (commercially Metal mounting mounting strap strap Metal (commercially available) available) (commercially Note: Note: sure that that the unit unit is installed installed securely securely in place. If the unit unit is unstable, unstable, it may may malfunction malfunction (eg, the • Make sure place. If sound may may skip). sound l Installing in in Japanese-Made Japanese-Made Cars Cars •H Installing 1. 2. Refer to the section "Removing “Removing the hard rubber rubber frame” and then then remove remove the the hard hard rubber rubber frame. Refer the section the hard frame" and frame. Align the holes in the unit (two locations on each side) with the vehicle mounting bracket and secure secure Align the holes the unit (two locations each side) with the vehicle mounting bracket and the unit with accessory screws. screws. the unit with the the accessory T I • 8mm 8mm , MAX. , MAX. ~ T: cars T: Toyota Toyota cars N: Nissan Nissan cars cars N: L Accessory Accessory Accessory Accessory _.@ 05mm @...for Nissan car car @ for Nissan @...for Toyota car car @ for Toyota Notes: Notes: During installation, installation, do do not not use use any any screws screws except except for for those those provided. The use use of of different djfferent screws screws might might • During provided. The result in in damage damage to to the the main main unit. unit. result Damage may may occur occur if if a a screwdriver screwdriver or or similar similar tool too/ is is used used with with excessive excessive force force during during the the installationl>. insta//ationg. • Damage l l 22 22 DB625MP D8625MP Ins talla tion Installation H Removing the the Unit Unit • Screwing Screwing the the Faceplate Faceplate on on the the Unii Unit n• Removing If ypu you want want to to fasten fasten the the faceplate faceplate to to the the main main unit unit so so that that it does does not not fall fall off, off, screw screw in the the proprovided the holes holes shown shown vided screws screws (04 (04 X X 16 16 mm) mm) in the below. below. Accessory ® Accessory @ 1, 1. Refer Refer to to the the section section “Removing "Removing the the hard hard rubrubber ber frame” frame" and and then then remove remove the the hard hard rubber rubber frame. frame. 2. Remove Remove the the screw screw (M4x8) (M4x8) on on the the back back panel. panel. 3. Insert the two removal tools deeply Insert the two removal tools deeply into into the the slots slots on on each each side, side, as as shown. shown. Screw Screw (M4x8) (M4x8) (commercially (commercially available) available) ~ Never Never insert insert the the taptite taptite screw screw (04 (04 x 16 mm) mm) in any any other other screw screw hole hole than than the the one one specified. specified. If you screw it in another another hole, hole, it will contact and and will contact you screw may cause cause damage damage to the mechanical parts parts inmay the mechanical side the unit. side the unit. Removing the the hard hard rubber rubber frame frame •W Removing Accessory Accessory @ ® Removal Removal tool tool 4. Lower the removal tool bottom, and and 4. Lower the removal tool toward toward the the bottom, pull out out the unit halfway halfway while pressing towards pull the unit while pressing towards the inside. the inside. 1. Engage Engage the catch pins pins on on the removal tool and 1. the catch the removal tool and remove the locks on on the lower level. level. the lower remove the two two locks Lower the and pull pull itit forward as shown shown Lower the frame frame and forward as in the in the figure. figure. ~J(,~t1 :> ® Catch Lock .~ ------. ~ Accessory @ Removal Removal tool tool Accessory Note: Note: Be careful careful to to avoid avoid injury injury from from the the catch catch pins pins on on • Be the removal removal tool. tool. the l 2. When When the the lower lower level level is is removed, removed, remove remove the the 2. upper two two locations. locations. upper ~! 5. Pull Pull the the unit unit all all the the way way out out with with your your hands, hands, 5. being careful careful not not to to drop drop it. it. being ~ Note: Note: The frame frame can can be be removed removed from from the the top top side side in in • The the same same manner. manner. the l DB625MP DB625MP 23 23 Installation Procedure Procedure Installation prevent short short circuits, circuits, remove remove the the key key from from 1. To prevent the ignition ignition and and disconnect disconnect the the 0 terminal terminal of the the battery. battery. the e Make the the proper proper input input and and output output wire wire concon2. Make nections for for each each unit. unit. nections Connect the the speaker speaker wires wires of the the wiring wiring harhar3. Connect ness ness. 4. Connect Connect the the wiring wiring harness harness wires wires in the the folfollowing order: order: ground, ground, battery, battery, ignition. ignition. lowing Connect the the wiring wiring harness harness connector connector to the the 5. Connect unit. unit. Install the the unit unit in your your car. 6. Install Reconnect the the 0 terminal terminal of the the battery. battery 7. Reconnect Press the the reset reset button. button. 8. Press e ~,:~$&$*., .‘ cGyr.i / 1: ~~$$k&d If you you connect connect tthee Ignition ignition wire wire (red) (red) and and the the batbattery wire wire (yellow) (yellow) to to the the car car chassis chassis (ground), (ground), you you tery may cause cause a short short circuit, circuit, that that in turn turn may may start start a may fire. Always Always connect connect those those wires wires to to the the power power fire. source running running through through the the fuse fuse box. box. source If your your car's car’s ignition ignition doesn()t does not have have an an ACe ACC popo•l If sition, connect connect the the ignition ignition wires wires to to a a power power sition, source that that can can be be turned turned on on and and off off with with the the source ignition key. key. If If you you connect connect the the ignition ignition wire wire to to ignition a power power source source with with a a constant constant voltage voltage supply, supply, a as with with battery battery wires, wires, the the battery battery may may die. die. as l If the console has a lid, make sure to install the • If the console has a lid, make sure to install the unit so so that that the the faceplate faceplate will will not not hit hit the the lid lid when when unit closing and and opening. opening. closing If the the fuse fuse blows, blows, first first make make sure sure the the wires wires aren't aren’t •l If touching to to cause cause a a short short circuit, circuit, then then replace replace touching the old old fuse fuse with with one one with with the the same same rating. rating. the l Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or or • Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape other similar similar material. material. To To prevent prevent a a short short circirother cuit, do do not not remove remove the the caps caps on on the the ends ends of of the the cuit, unconnected wires wires or or the the terminals. terminals. unconnected Connect the the speaker speaker wires wires correctly correctly to to the the terter•l Connect minals to to which which they they correspond. correspond. The The unit unit may may minals be damaged damaged or or fail fail to to work work ifif you you share share the the @ be wires or or ground ground them them to to any any metal metal part part in in the the wires car. car. e 24 24 D6625MP DB625MP When only only two two speakers speakers are are being being connected connected •l When the system, system, connect connect the the connectors connectors either either to to the both the the front front output output terminals terminals or to both both the the both rear output output terminals terminals (do not mix mix front front and and rear). rear For example, example, if you you connect connect the the EB @ connector connector For the left left speaker speaker to a front front output output terminal, terminal, do of the not connect connect the the 0 connector connector to a rear rear output output not terminal terminal e After the the unit unit is installed, installed, check check whether whether the the •l After brake lamps, lamps, blinkers, blinkers, wipers, wipers, etc. etc. on the the car car brake are working working properly. properly. are Mount the the unit unit so that that the mounting mounting angle angle is •l Mount 30” or less. less. 30° What might seem to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation miswiring. Before calling service, first check the following table for possible problems. or The fuse has blown. After After checking checking for for short short circuits circuits in the the wires, wires, replace replace the the fuse fuse with with one one with with the the same same rating. rating. No No ACC ACC position position on on vehicle vehicle ignition. ignition. Connect Connect the the same same wire wire to to the the ignition ignition as as the the battery battery wire. wire. Nothing happens when the buttons are pressed. The the The computer computer chip chip in the unit not functioning functioning unit is not normally. normally. Press the unit. Press the the reset reset button button on the There’s a source you There’s There's no CD CD inserted. inserted. Set Set the the media media you you want want to to listen listen to. to. IfIf there’s there's no no media media in in this this unit, unit, you you can’t can't switch switch to to each each source. source. The memory memory is erased erased when when the ignition ignition is The battery battery wire wire has not been been connected connected to the the proper proper terminal. terminal. Connect Connect the the wire wire correctly, correctly, referring referring to to the the section section on on <Connecting <Connecting Wires Wires to to TermiTerminals>. nals>. The The ignition ignition and and battery battery wire wire are are incorrectly incorrectly connected. connected. Connect Connect the the wire wire correctly, correctly, referring referring to to the the section section on on <Connecting <Connecting Wires Wires to to TermiTermi- You’re You're using Non-fading Non-fading preout. preout. Loudness Loudness has has no no effect effect in in Non-fading Non-fading The power does not turn turned OFF. There's no loudness effect. nals>. preout. Even if Loudness is turned Tuner Tuner source source is is selected. selected. ON, high-pitched tone isn't compensated for. High-pitched High-pitched tone tone isn’t isn't compensated compensated for for when when in in Tuner Tuner source. source. No sound sound can can be be heard, heard, No or the the volume volume is is low. low. or The fader fader or or balance balance The settings are are set set all all the the way way settings to one one side. side. to Center the the fader fader and and balance balance settings. settings. Center The input/output input/output wires wires or or The wiring harness harness are are wiring connected incorrectly. incorrectly. connected Reconnect the the input/output input/output wires wires or or the the Reconnect wiring harness harness correctly. correctly. See See the the section section wiring on <Connecting <Connecting Wires Wires to to Terminals>. Terminals>. on The values values of of Volume Volume offset offset The are low. low. are Increase the the values values of of Volume Volume offset. offset. Increase The sound sound quality quality is is poor poor The or distorted. 1 Check the the speaker speaker wiring. wiring. One of of the the speaker speaker wires wires is is Check One being pinched pinched by by aa screw screw in in being the car. car. the The speakers speakers are are not not wired wired The correctly. correctly. Reconnect the the speaker speaker wires wires so so that that each each Reconnect output terminal terminal is is connected connected to to aa different different output speaker. speaker. The Touch Sensor Tone doesn't sound. The preout preout jack jack is is being being The used. used. The Touch Touch Sensor Sensor Tone Tone can't can’t be be output output The from the the preout preout jack. jack. from The Dimmer function doesn’t work. work. doesn't The Dimmer Dimmer wire wire isn't isn’t The connected correctly. correctly. connected Check the the Dimmer Dimmer wire wire connection. connection. Check I I DB625MP DB625MP 25 25 The desired frequency can't be entered with the Direct Access Direct Access Tuning. The specified specified disc disc does not play, play, but but another another one not The antenna antenna control control wire is not connected. connected. Connect the wire correctly, referring to the Connect correctly, referring section <Connecting Wires Wires to Termisection on <Connecting nals. nals>. A station can’t be station that that can't received is being being entered. entered. received Enter a station received. Enter station that can be received. You’re enter a You're trying trying to enter frequency 0.01 MHz MHz frequency with a 0.01 unit. unit. What What can be designated designated in the FM band is too.1 to 0.1 MHz. The specified specified CD is quite quite dirty. Clean the CD. The CD is upside-down. Load the CD with the labeled side up. The disc is severely scratched. Try another disc instead. Random play has been selected. Turn off random random play. play. The setting is not canceled. The remain on The settings settings for for these these functions functions remain on until the setting or the disc disc ejected, ejected, until setting to off or even ifif the power is is turned or the the power turned off off or the even source changed. source changed. Finalization processing processing is is Finalization not being being conducted conducted for not for CD-R/CD-RW. CD-R/CD-RW. Conduct finalization processing with CD Conduct finalization processing with CD recorder. recorder. plays instead. random olav, start bv themselves. . Cannot play CD-R or CD. Load the CD with labeled side up. CD is is upside-down. upside-down A CD ejects with the the labeled side up. Load the CD A CD ejects as as soon soon as as itit The The CD loaded. is loaded. 1-------------+-------------------1 The CD is is quite Clean the CD, referring referring to Clean the CD, to the the section section on on The CD quite dirty. dirty. <CD cleaning>. cleaning>. <CD Can’t remove disc The cause is is that more than The cause that more than 10 minutes minutes has has elapsed elapsed 10 since since the the vehicle vehicle ACC ACC switch was OFF. switch was turned turned OFF. The disc can can only be removed removed within 10 The disc only be within 10 minutes of being turned minutes of the the ACC ACC switch switch being turned OFF. IfIf more more than 10 minutes minutes has has elapsed, OFF. than 10 elapsed, turn ON again again and and press press turn the the ACC ACC switch switch ON the Eject button. button. the Eject The disc won’t insert. There’s another There's already already another disc inserted. disc inserted. Press the button and and remove remove the disc. [~l button the disc. Press the [A] For the albums first last For the albums first or or last song. song. For each each album, album, Track Search can't can’t be be For Track Search done in in the backward direction direction for done the backward for the the first first song or or in in the direction for last song the forward forward direction for the the last song. song. Track Search can’t be done. 26 26 DBWSMP DB625MP I conforming to ISO IS0 9660 Use a medium medium conforming conforming to ISO IS0 9660 Not conforming i/2, Joliet, Joliet, and Romeo. l/2, Joliet, Joliet, and Level 1/2, Level 1/2, Romeo. invalid The MP3 has no or invalid track name extension. extension. track “.MPY extension extension to the MP3 track track Add the ".MP3" name. media is scratched scratched or The media dirty. referring to the section section Clean the media, referring cleaning>. on <CD cleaning>. Noise or no sound generated when an MP3 generated is played. track has the MP3 The track track name extension extension while while track it is not an MP3. “.MP3” extension extension in nonDo not use the ".MP3" MP3. Takes time time before before the the Takes unit starts starts playing playing MP3. MP3. unit medium contains contains many many The medium folders, tracks, tracks, and folders, hierarchical levels. levels. hierarchical checks all tracks tracks on the loaded loaded The unit checks medium first. If the medium medium has many many medium tracks recorded, recorded, it may take take a long time time for fat tracks before it starts starts playing playing MP3. the unit before Fails to to play play MP3 MP3 in in the the Fails intended order. order. intended The MP3 MP3 tracks tracks were were not not The written by by the the CD CD writer writer in in written the order order in in which which you you the wanted them to be played. played. wanted Depending on the CD writer, you may be Depending able to to set set the the order order in in which which MP3 MP3 tracks tracks able played by writing writing them onto a are to be played medium with with their their track track names names beginning beginning medium play sequence sequence numbers numbers such as "01" “01” with play to "99". “99”. to The sound sound skips skips when when an an The The media media is is scratched scratched or or The MP3 is is being being played. played. dirty. dirty. MP3 Clean the the media, media, referring referring to to the the section section Clean on <CD <CD cleaning>. cleaning>. on The recording recording condition condition is is The bad. bad. Record the the media media again again or or use use another another Record media. media. Can't display the 103 tag information correctly. Record is is not not made made in in Record conformity with with the the 10 ID 3 3 tag tag conformity version1 .x. version1.x. Record in in conformity conformity with with the the 10 ID 3 3 tag tag Record version1 .x. version1.x. Can't enter Folder Select mode. There’s no no folder folder recorded recorded There's in the the MP3 MP3 media. media. in Use a a media media with with levels. levels. Use The songs songs in in the the The selected folder folder aren't aren’t selected played in in Folder Folder Select Select played mode. mode. There are are no no MP3 MP3 in in the the There selected folder. folder. selected Make sure sure there's there’s recorded recorded content content in in the the Make MP3 media. media. MP3 Many tracks tracks are are recorded recorded Many on the the media. media. on When the the media media directory directory is is complex, complex, the the When Track/Folder search search can can take take time. time. Track/Folder The MP3 MP3 related related text text isn't isn’t A A character character is is entered entered that that The this unit unit can't can’t display. display. displayed correctly. this For the the characters characters that that can can be be used used for for For MP3 text text entry, entry, refer refer to to <Notes <Notes on on playing playing MP3 MP3>. MP3>. The MP3 MP3 track track time time isn't isn’t The displayed correctly. correctly. displayed There are are times times when when itit isn't isn’t displayed displayed There correctly according according to to the the MP3 MP3 recording recording correctly conditions. conditions. DB625MP DB625MP 27 27 3 The messages messages shown shown below below display display your your systems systems condition condition. The MECHAER I Something is wrong with the disc. Orthe I unit unit is maifunctioning malfunctioning for for some some reason reason. Check And then then press press the the reset reset Check the the drsc. disc. And button button on on the the unit. unit. IfIf the the “MECHA "MECHA ER” ER" code code does does not not disappear, disappear, consult consult your your nearest nearest service service center. center. Toe ER ER TOC The upsideThe CD CD is quite quite dirty. dirty. The The CD CD is upsidedown. down. The The CD CD is scratched scratched a lot. Clean correctly. Clean the the CD CD and and load load it correctly. E-05 E-05 The The CD is upside-down. upside-down. Load Load the the CD CD correctly correctly. I E-l 5 E·15 Media Media was was played played that that doesn’t doesn't have have data data Use media media that that has has data data recorded recorded that that the the unl unit can recorded recorded that that the the unit unit can can play. can play. E-77 The unit is malfunctioning malfunctioning for for some some reason. Press Press the the reset reset button button on on the the unit. unit. IfIf the the “E"E77” 77" code code does does not not disappear, disappear, consult consult your your nearest nearest service service center. center. Notes: Notes: • NO NAME NAME:: Attempted Attempted to display display DNPS DNPS during during the CD play play having having no disc disc names names preset. preset. l• NO TEXT: TEXT: - Attempted Attempted to display display the disc text text or or track track text while the CD having having no CD text is being being played. played. - Attempted 103 tag while the MP3 ID3 tag is being display the 103 MP3 having having no 103 being played. played. Attempted to display l 28 28 OB625MP OB625MP FM tuner tuner section section FM Frequency Frequency range range (200 (200 kHz kHz space): space): 87.9 87.9 MHz MHz -- 107.9 107.9 MHz MHz Usable Usable sensitivity sensitivity (SIN (SIN == 30dB): 30dB): 9.3 n) 9.3 dBf dBf (0.8 (0.8 pV/75 iJV/75 (2) Quieting QUieting Sensitivity Sensitivity (S/N (SIN == 50dB): 50dB): 15.2 15.2 dBf dBf (1.6 (1.6 uV175 iJV/75 n) Q) Frequency Frequency response response (+3 (±3 dB): dB): 30Hz-15kHz 30 Hz - 15 kHz Signal Signal to to Noise Noise ratio ratio (MONO): (MONO): 70 70 dB dB Selectivity Selectivity (k400 (±400 kHz): kHz): t~ 80 80 dB dB Stereo kHz): Stereo separation separation (1 kHz): 40 40 dB dB Signal Signal to to Noise Noise ratio ratio (1 (1 kHz): kHz): 105 dB 105 dB Dynamic Dynamic range: range: 93 93 dB dB Channel Channel separation: separation: I 85 85 dB dB MP3 MP3 Decode: Decode: Compliant Compliant with with MPEG-1.0/2.0/2.5 MPEG-1.0/2.0/2.5 Audio Audio Layer-3 Layer-3 Audio Audio section section Maximum Maximum output output power: power: 5owx4 50 W x4 Full Full Bandwidth Bandwidth Power Power (at (at less less than than 11 % % THD): THD): 22Wx4 22Wx4 section CD player player section Tone Tone action action Bass: Bass: 100 100 Hz Hz +lO ±1 0 dB dB Middle: 1 kHz Middle: 1 kHz +lO ±10 dB dB Treble: Treble: 10 10 kHz kHz +lO ±10 dB dB Preout Preout level level /I Load Load (during (during disc disc play): play): 1800 kn 1800 mV/lO mV/10 kR Preout impedance: impedance: Preout 5 600 n R $600 Laser diode: diode: Laser GaAlAs (A=780 (h=780 nm) nm) GaAIAs Digital filter filter (D/A): (D/A): Digital 8 Times Times Over Over Sampling Sampling 8 Operating voltage voltage (11 (11 -- 16V 16V allowable): allowable): Operating 14.4 V v 14.4 AM AM tuner tuner section section Frequency kHz space): Frequency range range (10 (10kHz space): 530 530 kHz kHz - 1700 1700 kHz kHz Usable Usable sensitivity sensitivity (S/N (SIN = 20dB): 20dB): 28 dBiJ (25 (25 uV) iJV) 28 dBu D/A Converter: Converter: D/A Bit 11 Bit Spindle speed: speed: Spindle 1000 400 rpm rpm (CLV (CLV 2times) 2times) 1000 -- 400 Wow & Flutter: Wow & Flutter: Below Measurable Measurable Limit Limit Below Frequency response response (±1 (+l dB): dB): Frequency 10 Hz-20 kHz 10 Hz - 20 kHz Total harmonic harmonic distortion distortion (1 (1 kHz): kHz): Total 0.01 % % 0.01 General General Current consumption: consumption: Current 10A 10A Dimensions: Dimensions: 7” (Width) (width) xx 2" 2” (Heigth) (Heigth) xx 6-1/8" 6-l/8” (Depth) (Depth) 7" [178 (W) x 50 (H) x 155 (D) mm] [178 (W) x 50 (H) x 155 (D) mmj Weight: Weight: 2.76 Ibs Ibs (1.25 (1.25 kg) kg) 2.76 Note: Note: Specifications and and design design are are subject subject to to change change • Specifications without notice notice for for further further improvement. improvement. without l DB625MP DB625MP 29 29 Clarion Clarion Co.. 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Car A - ... - 281-0607-00 281-0607-00 I I 0 Color LCD Display/Control Unit SUA z 0 Color LCD Display snA 3 0 Cellular Telephone 1oOP 4 0 Voice-Activated Navigation System 11UC s 0 Video Cassette Player 120E a 0 TV Tuner 130A 7 0 Rear Vision Camera 140s r-rT-r- El What is the nameof the store where you purchased PRODUCT mmDPROOUCT REGISTRATION REGISTRATION CARD CAROl Thank selectinga high-quality high-qualityproduct productfrom Clarion.We hopeyou are completely completelysatisfied Thank you you for for selecting from Clarion. We hope you are satisfied with purchase. We’d like to helpserve serveyou betterby by finding out more moreabout aboutyour reasonsfor with your your purchase. We'd like to help you better finding out your reasons for choosingClarion. Clarion.Please Pleasetake momentsto outthe registrationinformation informationon cardand and choosing take a few few moments to fill fill out the registration on this this card answera few questionsabout aboutyourself andyour product.Then, returnthe cardto Clarion Clarionwithin 10 answer few questions yourself and your product. Then, return the card within 10 daysof of purchase. purchase. Your answerswill be kept keptstrictly strictlyconfidential. confidential. We appreciateyour response! days Your answers will be We appreciate your response! Are there any children in your household? I 0 Yes . Canada,place placethe card in in an mail to: In Canada, the card an envelope envelope and and mail to: Clarioncanada. Canada,Inc., Inc.,Warranty ServiceCenter, Center,2239 ParkDrive, Drive,Oakville, Oakville,Ontario OntarioL6H L6H5Rl. 5Al. Clarion Warranty Service 2239 Winston Winston Park 0 Mr. 0 Ms. 0 Mrs. 0 Miss . . 0 Mr. I I I I I I I I I I I I l-l I I I I I I I I I 301 -12 If yes,pleasespecifyagerange: III 40 13 -16 What is the highest level of educationyou have comple I 17 SomeHighSchool 4 0 CompletedColk 20 HighSchoolGraduate 5 q 6 13 CompletedGrac q 3 SomeCollege SomeGraduate What best describesyour primary occupation? 1 I q Professional/Technical 50 ClericallServic 20 UpperManagement/Executive 6 q Tradesman/M 3u MiddleManagement 7q Self-Employe 4 mmm rl-rlIrllll,lrrrrl I.', • Clarionproduct product did did you purchase? II What What Clarion you purchase? Car Audio Car Audio 0 1I D 80 [7 AM/FM Cassette 6 AM/FM Cassette s9 0 0 AM/FM CDPlayer Player AM/FM CD ColorLCD LCDDisplay/Control Display/Control Unit Color Unit z2 0 0 Color ColorLCD LCDDisplay Display 3 0 Cellular CellularTelephone 3D Telephone 44 0 0 Voice-Activated NavigationSystem System Voice-Activated Navigation 0 Video CassettePlayer Player 55 0 Video Cassette q IOD 10 II 11 4 20 $10,000- $19,999 50 $40,000- $49,999 61 0 $50,000- $59,999 91 AM/FM Cassette/CD Player AM/FM Cassette/CD Player Equalizer/DSP ProcessorModule Module Equalizer/DSP Processor 6 0 TVTuner 6DTVTuner 13 13 Amplifier 130 Amplifier 7 0 Rear RearVision Camera 70 Vision camera 14 0 14 0 0 $20,000 $29,999 6 0 $30,000- $39,999 7[ GroupA (Pleasecheck two) 0 CD CDChanger Changer 0 120 0 12 s 0 FoodService 10 Under$10,000 3 Multimedia Multimedia 0 Sales/Marketing Speakers Speakers I 0 Newspaper Advertisement 70 Recomi 20 TVCommercial 80 On-line Clarion 3 0 RadioCommercial 4 0 MagazineAdvertisement IO0 Store0 5 0 Recommended by Friend/Family I I 17 Special 90 120 Other 60 ClarionName/Reputation GroupB (Pleasecheck two) q • What is the name of of the store where purchasedthis product? What is the name the store where you you purchased this product? r’ . ’ 8 13 q i4 0 Price Warranty 150 Quality/Reliability 16 q Features 17 16 I 0 Rock 4 0 Pop 71 2 0 Jazz 5 0 Country 6 3 0 Blues 6 0 Classical 9 REGISTRATION CARD1 ct from Clarion.Wehopeyouarecompletelysatisfied youbetterby findingout moreaboutyourreasonsfor ts to fill outthe registrationinformationon this cardand yourproduct.Then,returnthe cardto Clarionwithin 10 strictlyconfidential. Weappreciateyourresponse! thecardin anenvelope andmailto: :enter,2239WinstonParkDrive,Oakville, OntarioL6H5Rl. 1 Marital Status? (Optional) 2 0 Married What is is your your age? age? (Optional) (Optional)1I rnl._....;M.;.;.a;;;n,;,;·ta;;;I..;S.;.;.ta;;;t;;;;us;.;?..:(~OP:;,;t.;.;.io.;.;.na..:I)_..;2.:.0;;;:,.;.;.M,;;,ar 3 q Single g .ri.e;.;d__3;.;0;;.;,S;;;in ;;.;.;.le i .1. What IJ Yes Yes Are there there any any children children in your your household? household? 1I 0 . . Are yes,please pleasespecify specifyage agerange: range: If yes, 301 1 --12 30 12 20No 4013-16 40 13 -16 5017&L!p 5017&up O What is the highest highest level level of education educationyou you have havecompleted? completed? "What I 0 Some SomeHigh HighSchool School 10 4 0 Completed CompletedCollege College 40 z 0 High HighSchool SchoolGraduate Graduate 20 5 0 Some SomeGraduate GraduateSchool School 50 3 q Some SomeCollege College 30 CompletedGraduate GraduateSchool School 6q Completed 60 7 0 VocationfTechnical VocationlTechnical School 70 School What best best describes describesyour your primary primary occupation? occupation? . . What mm s q Homemaker Homemaker 90 I 0 ProfessionalfTechnical ProfessionalfTechnicai 10 5 0 Clerical/Service Clerical/Service Worker 50 Worker z 0 Upper UpperManagement/Executive Management/Executive 20 6 0 Tradesman/Machine Tradesman/Machine Operator/Laborer 60 Operator/Laborer IO0 Student Student 100 30 30 7 0 Self-Employed/Business Self-Employed/Business Owner 70 Owner II 0 Retired Retired ,,0 8 0 Food FoodService Service 80 12 0 Other Other 120 MiddleManagement Management Middle 4 q Sales/Marketing Sales/Marketing 40 II What is your annual household income? (Optional) n I I I r-r-l r-l-l 4 0 $30,000 $30,000-- $39,999 $39,999 40 7 0 $60,000 $60,000-- $69,999 $69,999 70 100 $90,000 $90,000-- $99,999 $99,999 100 20 $10,000 $10,000-- $19,999 $19,999 20 50 50 $40,000-- $49,999 $49,999 $40,000 80 $70,000 $70,000-- $79,999 $79,999 80 II 0 $100,000 $100,000and andover over 110 3 0 $20,000 $20,000-- $29,999 $29,999 3D 60 $50,000 $50,000-- $59,999 $59,999 60 90 $80,000 $80,000-- $89,999 $89,999 90 II Which factors influenced you the MOST in choosing this Clarion Product? CarAudio s 0 AM/FMCassette s 0 AM/FMCDPlayer GroupA(Please A (Pleasecheck check two) two) Group IO17 AM/FMCassette/CD Player II 0 CDChanger 12 0 Equalizer/DSP ProcessorModule 130 Amplifier 140 Speakers --rrT-m I 0 Under Under$10,000 $10,000 10 I$/ I I I I I I 0 1I 0 Newspaper Advertisement Newspaper Advertisement 80 On-line On-lineInformation Information 80 20 TV TVCommercial Commercial 20 q 3 30 7 0 Recommended Recommended by Store StoreSalesperson Salesperson 70 by RadioCommercial Commercial Radio s 0 Clarion ClarionWeb WebSite Site 90 4 fl Magazine MagazineAdvertisement Advertisement 40 IO00 10 StoreDisplay Display Store 5 c] Recommended Recommended by Friend/Family Friend/Family 50 by ii 00 Special SpecialPromotion Promotion 11 60 Clarion ClarionName/Reputation Name/Reputation 60 120 Other Other 120 GroupB(Please B (Pleasecheck check two) two) Group u purchasedthis product? 13q Warranty Warranty 130 15q Quality/Reliability Quality/Reliability 150 1700 Appearancel.Design Appearance/Design 17 i40 Price 140 Price 160 Features Features 180 1800 Ease Easeof of Operation Operation 18 190 Other Other 190 IIi1 What type of music do you listen to most often? (Please check one) I q Rock Rock 1 4 q Pop Pop 40 ToRap 70Rap tonNewAge 100 New Age 2 0 Jazz Jazz 20 50 0 Country Country 5 0 8e 0 I I 00 Easy EasyListening Listening 11 0 3s 0 66 o Blues Blues 0 Classical Classical 0 Rhythm& & Blues Blues Rhythm 9 00 Reggae Reggae 9 1200 Alternative Alternative 12 Which of the following following products/services products/servicesdo do you you own or intend intend to buy buy within the next next 18 months? months? III Which OW” Intend l”tslld tobUy buy to owl Intend l”twJtobuy to buy Own Own 100 100 Satellite SatelliteSystem/Service System/Service Cellular CellularTelephone Telephone 180 180 250 250 30 30 1’ 0 110 Pager Pager 190 190 260 260 Home HomeDesktop DesktopPC PC Laptop LaptopComputer Computer 10 10 90 90 20 20 Color ColorMonitor Monitor 240 24 El 170 170 CD-ROM CD-ROM 40 40 120 120 Call CallWaiting Waiting 200 200 270 270 Computer ComputerSpeakers Speakers 50 50 130 130 Karaoke Karaoke 210 2’0 280 280 Color ColorPrinter Printer 60 60 140 140 Vehicle VehicleNavigation NavigationSystem System 220 220 *go 290 Modem Modem LargeScreen ScreenTV TV(35" (35” or or larger) larger) Large 70 70 150 150 Vehicle VehicleSecurity SecuritySystem System 230 =3Cl 300 300 80 80 160 this your first Clarion Clarionpurchase? purchase? your first illSIs this - lEI What Whattype type of of computer computerdo do you you own? own? : I 0 1st purchase purchase 10 2 0 2nd 2nd purchase purchase 20 3rd or more more 30 3rd ‘II D (D (D : (D 1? 0 IBMPC PCor or Clone Clone IBM 3q Do DoNot NotOwn Own 3D 2 0 Macintosh Macintoshor or Clone Clone 20 III Which on-line service/network do you subscribe to? I 0 America AmericaOnline Online 10 40MSN 40MSN 7 0 Other Other 70 2 0 CompuServe CompuServe 20 5 q Internet Internet 50 0 Do Donot not have haveservice/access service/access 8a 0 3 0 GEnie GEnie 3D 6 0 Prodigy Prodigy 60 ADX SERIES, PRO VIDEO & PRO AUDIO WARRANTY INFORMATION Clarion offers offers two-year two-year warranty warranty coverage coverage on on ADX ADX Series, Series, Pro Pro Video, Video,and and Pro Pro Audio Audio products products (excluding (excluding Clarion speakers) ONLY ONLYifif the the product product is is installed installed at at the the same same location location w~ere where purchased. purchased. IfIf not not installed installed by bv the the speakers) dealer,one-year one-vearwarranty warrantvcoverage coveraaeisis provided. Drovided. authorized dealer, authorized I Toobtain obtain two-year two-year warranty warranty coverage coverageon on your your Clarion ClarionADX ADXSeries, Series,Pro Pro Video, Video,or or Pro Pro Audio Audio product, product, To excluding speakers, complete this section in full and return it along with a copy of your receipt and excluding speakers, complete this section in full and return it along with a copy of your receipt and the attached attached product product registration registration information information in in an an envelope envelopeaddressed addressedto: to: the ClarionSales SalesCorporation Corporation Clarion PO.Box Box863 863 P.O. Brea,CA CA92822-0863 92822-0863 Brea, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ii Clarion Clarion” 11111 CAl CANAUDIO AUNIU«) 0 IEYOND BEYlNO PLEASE PLACE FIRST-CLASS STAMP HERE (Post OHice will not deliver withOut proper postage.) 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