User manual CLARION DXZ655MP

[. . . ] Owner's manual Mode d'emploi Manual de instrucciones DXZ655MP CD/MP3/WMA Receiver / CeNET Control · Récepteur CD/MP3/WMA / Commande CeNET · Reproductor de discos CD/MP3/WMA con receptor y control CeNET Thank you for purchasing this Clarion product. Please read this owner's manual in its entirety before operating this equipment. After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e. g. , glove compartment). Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual. [. . . ] Select the desired station with seek tuning, manual tuning or preset tuning. Press and hold one of the [DIRECT] buttons for 2 seconds or longer to store the current station into preset memory. Seek tuning 1. Press the [BND] button and select the desired band (FM or AM). If "MANU" is lit in the display, press and hold the [BND] button for 1 second or longer. "MANU" in the display goes off and seek tuning is now available. Auto store Auto store is a function for storing up to 6 stations that are automatically tuned in sequentially. If 6 receivable stations cannot be received, a previously stored station remains unoverwritten at the memory position. The stations with good reception are stored automatically to the preset channels. If auto store is performed in the FM bands, the stations are stored in FM3 even if FM1 or FM2 was chosen for storing stations. 2. Press the [a, d] lever upward or downward to start automatic station tuning. When the lever is pressed upward, search will be performing in the direction of higher frequencies. When the lever is pressed downward, search will be performed in the direction of lower frequencies. Manual tuning There are 2 ways available: Quick tuning and step tuning. When you are in the step tuning mode, the frequency changes one step at a time. Press the [BND] button and select the desired band (FM or AM). If "MANU" is not lit in the display, press and hold the [BND] button for 1 second or longer. "MANU" is lit in the display and manual tuning is now available. Preset scan Preset scan receives the stations stored in preset memory in order. This function is useful when searching for a desired station in memory. When a desired station is tuned in, press the [ ] button again to continue receiving that station. Note: · Be careful not to press and hold the [ ] button for 2 seconds or longer, otherwise the auto store function is engaged and the unit starts storing stations. 2. Quick tuning: Press the [a, d] lever upward or downward and hold in position for 1 second or longer to begin station tuning. Step tuning: Press the [a, d] lever upward or downward to perform manual tuning. DXZ655MP 15 Radio Operations CD/MP3/WMA Operations MP3/WMA What is MP3? MP3 is an audio compression method and classified into audio layer 3 of MPEG standards. This audio compression method has penetrated into PC users and become a standard format. This MP3 features the original audio data compression to about 10 percent of its initial size with a high sound quality. This means that about 10 music CDs can be recorded on a CDR disc or CD-RW disc to allow a long listening time without having to change CDs. English Instant station recall (ISR) Instant station recall is a special radio preset that instantly accesses a favorite radio station at a touch of a button. Recalling a station with ISR In any mode, press the [ISR] button to turn on the radio function and tune the selected radio station. Press the [ISR] button again to return to the previous mode. What is WMA? WMA is the abbreviation of Windows Media Audio, an audio file format developed by Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] Press the reset button for about 2 seconds with a thin rod. Reset button General CD/MP3/WMA English Nothing happens when buttons are pressed. Display is not accurate. The microprocessor has malfunctioned due to noise, etc. DCP or main unit connectors are dirty. No sound heard The speaker protection circuit is operating. Wipe the dirt off with a soft cloth moistened with cleaning alcohol. (Speaker volume is reduced automatically when the speaker protection circuit operates). [. . . ]