OWNER'S MANUAL
ACD-94
MODE
MUTE
BAND
SEL
POWER
PRESS
MANU
SKIP
AUDIO
ADJUST
T/F
EQ
LOUD
3 in 1 CD CASSETTE RECEIVER
AS
PS
M/S
1 PAU
2
SCN
3
RPT
4RND
5
D.DN
6
D.UP
LOC
ACD-95
AM/FM/MPX RADIO WITH MOTORIZED
FOLD-DOWN FRONT PANEL,
COMPACT DISC PLAYER,
AUDIO CASSETTE PLAYER,
CD CHANGER CONTROLS
AND QUARTZ CLOCK
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Released 11-18-02.
4. Mount the new radio assembly to the dashboard or center console using the
reverse procedure of step 1.
CAUTION !
z THEAMPLIFIERSIN THISRADIOAREONLY DESIGNEDFORUSE WITH 4SPEAKERS.
z NEVERCOMBINE(BRIDGE)OUTPUTSFORUSEWITH2SPEAKERS.
z NEVERGROUNDNEGATIVESPEAKERLEADSTOCHASSISGROUND.
z FAILURETOWIRECORRECTLYMAYCAUSEDAMAGETOTHERADIO.
INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
(TYPICAL)
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RED=RIGHT
WHITE=LEFT
WIRING DIAGRAM
BLACK
AM/FM
MAST
AM/FM
POWER
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
AUXILIARY AUDIO
INPUT FROM
OPTIONAL
EXTERNAL
CD/MP3/DVD
RADIO
1 5 A
PLAYER
MATING20-PIN
SOCKET
FEMALE 8-PIN INPUT CONNECTOR
FOR OPTIONAL CD CHANGER
BLUE WIRE CAN BE
USEDTOACTIVATE
AN AUTOMATIC
POWER ANTENNA.
REFER TO AN-
TENNA INSTALLA-
TION INSTRUC-
TIONS.
15 A. FUSE
ANTENNASOCKET
20-PINPLUG
GRAY
BLUE(POWERANTENNA)
WHITE=LEFT
RED=RIGHT
REAR RCA
FEMALE
JACKS
BLACK(GROUND)
TO GROUNDED METAL
PART OF CAR
(REMOVE ANY PAINT)
LOW LEVEL AUDIO
OUT TO OPTIONAL
EXTERNAL AMPLIFIERS
YELLOW (BATTERY +12V.)
TO CONSTANT +12
VOLT SOURCE
USEWIRENUTSORSOLDER
ANDTAPEALLSPLICES
RED (ACC. +12V.)
0.5 A. FUSE
TO SWITCHED
+12 VOLT SOURCE
GRAY w/BLACK
STRIPE
WHITE w/BLACK
-
LEFT FRONT
SPEAKER
4 - 8 OHMS
-
STRIPE
RIGHT FRONT
SPEAKER
4 - 8 OHMS
WHITE
GRAY
+
+
CAUTION : NEGATIVE WIRES (-) MUST CONNECT AS
SHOWN.NEVERGROUNDTHENEGATIVEWIRESFROM
SPEAKERS TO METAL PART OF CAR.
CAUTION : NEGATIVE WIRES (-) MUST CONNECT AS
SHOWN. NEVER GROUND THE NEGATIVE WIRES
FROM SPEAKERS TO METAL PART OF CAR.
LEFTREAR
SPEAKER
4 - 8 OHMS
+
+
GREEN
VIOLET
RIGHTREAR
SPEAKER
4 - 8 OHMS
VIOLET w/BLACK
STRIPE
GREENw/BLACK
STRIPE
-
4
-
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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ACD-94
MODE
1
20 (CD IN
JACKS
ON REAR
PANEL)
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MUTE
POWER
BAND
SEL
PRESS
2
MANU
SKIP
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27
38
39
33
AUDIO
ADJUST
T/F
EQ
LOUD
3 in 1 CD CASSETTE RECEIVER
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8
AS
PS
M/S
1
PAU
2
SCN
3
RPT
4
RND
5
D.DN
6
D.UP
LOC
9
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15
28
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40
30
41
31
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onds after the last volume adjustment or
when another function is activated. This con-
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POWER PRESS (ON-OFF) BUTTON (
)
Press this button in the center of the AUDIO
ADJUST control to turn the unit on or off. If the
panel is in the lowered position when the ig-
nition switch is turned off, or if the POWER
button is pressed, the panel will automati-
cally rise to the closed position and the unit
will then turn off.
lect (SEL) control button
trol is also used in conjunc3tion with the Se-
to adjust the
described in
bass, treble,4balance and fader levels as
,
5
,
6
and
7
.
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SELECT (SEL) CONTROL BUTTON
This button is used to select the audio
function (volume, bass, treble, balance or
fade) whose setting is adjusted using the
AUDIO ADJUST control 2. Pressing the SEL
button once will set the unit for bass
adjustment (BAS will appear on the display
panel). Pressing the button additional times
will select treble adjustment (TRE on the
display), balance (BAL), fader (FAd) and
2
AUDIO ADJUST (LEVEL) CONTROL
To increase the volume level, turn the AUDIO
ADJUST knob clockwise (CW). The volume
level will be shown on the display panel from
a minimum of 00 to a maximum of 32. To
decrease the volume level, turn the knob coun-
terclockwise (CCW). The display will auto-
matically return to the normal indication 5 sec-
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volume (VOL). The display will automatically
return to the normal indication 5 seconds after
the last adjustment or when another function
is activated.
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LEFT/RIGHT BALANCE CONTROL
To adjust the left-right speaker balance, first
Select button
select the Bala3nce mode by pressing the
so the BAL indication
appears on the display panel. Within 5
NOTE: If the Equalizer function
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is active,
the AUDIO ADJUST control
seconds of choosing the Balanc2e mode, turn
counter-
the BAS and TRE settings will not be
available; they are accessible only when
no equalizer setting is present.
clockwise to adjust the stereo balance to the
right channel speakers or clockwise to adjust
it to the left channel speakers. The balance
position will be shown on the display panel
from R 15 (full right) to L 15 (full left). When
the volume level between the left and right
speakers is equal, BAL - 0 will be shown on
the display panel. The display will
automatically return to the normal
indication 5 seconds after the last adjustment
or when another function is activated.
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BASS CONTROL
To adjust the bass level (equalizer function
inactive), first select the Bass mode by pressing
the SEL button
appears on the display panel. Within 5 seconds
of choosing the Bass mode, rotate the AUDIO
3
so the BAS indication
ADJUST control
2
counterclockwise (CCW)
to decrease the bass response, or CW to
increase it as desired.The level will be shown
on the display panel from a minimum - 7 to a
maximum of + 7 (0 indicates flat response).
The display will automatically return to the
normal indication 5 seconds after the last
adjustment or when another function is
activated.
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FRONT/REAR FADER CONTROL
To adjust the front-rear speaker balance, first
button
select t3he Fader mode by pressing the Select
so the FAd indication appears on
the display panel. Within 5 seconds of
choosing the Fader mode, turn the AUDIO
ADJUST control 2counterclockwise to adjust
the front-rear speaker balance to the front
speakers or clockwise to adjust it to the rear
speakers. The fader position will be shown
on the display panel from F 15 (full front) to F
15 (full rear). When the level between the front
and rear speakers is equal, F - BAL will be
shown on the display panel. The display will
automatically return to the normal indication
5 seconds after the last adjustment or when
another function is activated.
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TREBLE CONTROL
To adjust the treble level (equalizer function
inactive), first select the Treble mode by
pressing the SEL button
indication appears on the display panel. Within
5 seconds of choosing the Treble mode, rotate
3
so the TRE
the
AUDIO
ADJUST
control
2
counterclockwise (CCW) to decrease the treble
response, or CW to increase it as desired. The
level will be shown on the display panel from a
minimum - 7 to a maximum of + 7 (0 indicates
flat response). The display will automatically
return to the normal indication 5 seconds after
the last adjustment or when another function
is activated.
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LOUDNESS CONTOUR (LOUD)
When listening to music at low volume levels,
this feature will boost the bass and treble
ranges to compensate for the characteristics
of human hearing. Press the LOUD button
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momentarily to activate this feature and the
indication LOUD will appear on the display
panel. Pressing the button again momentarily
will deactivate the feature (the LOUD indication
will disappear from the display panel).
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MANUAL (MANU)/SKIP TUNING
(
/
)
To manually select
momentarily press the Up Tuning (
of the button to advance the unit one digit
a
radio station,
) side
higher or the Down Tuning (
button to tune one digit lower.
Pressing and holding either side of the button
for longer than 0.5 second will cause the radio
to tune rapidly in the selected direction until the
next available station and then stop there.
If the radio is in the local (LOC) mode, the radio
will tune rapidly in the selected direction until
the next strong local station and then stop,
thereby skipping the more distant stations.
) side of the
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EQUALIZER BUTTON (EQ)
The EQ button applies preset sound effects
to the unit’s audio output signal.The EQ
button, when pressed, will activate one of
the following operating modes ( CLAS, POP
or JAZZ). If the Equalizer function is active,
as displayed on the panel, the bass and/or
treble level cannot be set. On the other hand,
if the bass and/or treble level(s) are set, and
the Equalizer function is activated, the bass/
treble setting(s) are ignored. Conversely,
when the Equalizer function is not active,
the unit returns to the user set bass and
treble levels.
bnRADIO MODE SELECTION (MODE)
The radio is capable of several modes of
operation. Each mode is accessible by
pressing the MODE button.This button selects
the CD player (CdP) playback mode, an
optional CD Changer (CdC) input, the tape
cassette (TAPE) playback mode, the auxiliary
(TV) external audio input, or radio. Each press
of the button will select a different mode as
indicated on the display panel.
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AM/FM BAND SELECTOR (BAND)
During radio operation, each time this button
is pressed, the radio band is changed. The
indication AM I, AM II, FM I, FM II or FMIII will
appear on the display panel according to your
selection. During disc play, pressing this
button will stop play of the disc and switch to
radio operation. The disc will remain in the
machine without being ejected. During this
During CD player or cassette player operation,
this button may be used to change to CD
Changer, radio or TV input (MP3 or external
) will
CD player) without ejecting the disc or
time, the disc symbol icons (
tapecassette. The
and/or
indication
remain on the display panel to show that a
disc is still loaded in the unit. If the BAND
button is pressed while a cassette is loaded
will remain on the display panel to show that
the CD player and/or cassette player is
operational. Press the button again to return
to the desired mode.
in the unit, the tape icons (TAPE
) will
be displayed, and the cassette will continue
to play; to switch to radio operation, press the
MODE button. The cassette icons will remain
on the display to show that a cassette is still
loaded in the unit. Press the MODE button to
resume cassette play from the last track in
play. When AM I or AM II is selected, the stereo
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LOCAL SELECTION (LOC)
This feature provides automatic selection of
signals at which the radio will stop during
Tune/Skip and/or Auto-Store (AS) tuning; thus,
only strong (local) stations will be received and
selected. Pressing the LOC button will cause
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(
ST ) indication will disappear from the
display.
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LOC icon to disappear from the display panel,
and the radio will stop at a wider range of
signals, including weaker (more distant)
stations.
is most useful when traveling in a new area
where you are not familiar with the local
stations.
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STATION PRE-SET MEMORIES
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MONO/STEREO SELECTION (M/S)
To set any of the 6 pre-set memories in each
band, use the following procedure:
During FM radio operation, this button is used
to select mono or stereo reception of the broad-
cast signal. Under normal reception condi-
tions, the unit should be left in the stereo mode
1. Turn the radio on and select the desired
band.
2. Select the first station to be pre-set using
the MANU/SKIP or Auto-Store (AS)
Controls.
3. Press the pre-set button to be set and
continue to hold it in for approximately 2
seconds. The preset number (CH 1-6)
will appear on the display panel,
as indicated by the
ST indication on the
display panel when tuned to an FM stereo sig-
nal. If the stereo signal is too noisy for com-
fortable listening, press the M/S button to
switch to monaural reception; the
cation will disappear from the display. To re-
turn to stereo reception mode, press the but-
ST indi-
indicating that the station is now set into
that pre-set memoryposition.The
station can now be recalled at any time
by pressing that button.
ton again so that the
pears on the display.
ST indication reap-
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PRE-SET SCAN (PS) / AUTO-STORE
TUNING (AS)
4. Repeat the above procedure for the
remaining 5 pre-sets on that band and
for the other 4 bands on the unit.
Press this button momentarily to scan the
stations pre-set into the current AM band or FM
band. The unit will stop at each pre-set station
for 10 seconds before continuing to the next
pre-set station (the pre-set station number on
the display panel will flash during Pre-Set Scan
operation). Press the button again momentarily
to stop Pre-Set Scan operation and remain on
the selected frequency.
Pressing and holding the button for longer than
2 seconds will activate the Auto-Store (AS)
Tuning feature which will automatically scan
and enter up to 6 area stations into the pre-set
memories on the band in use. If the radio is in
the local mode (LOC displayed) the radio will
scan and enter only the stronger, more local
stations. If you have already set the pre-set
memories to your favorite stations, activating
the Auto-Store Tuning feature will erase those
stations and enter the new ones. This feature
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AUDIO MUTE (MUTE)
This button is used to mute the volume from
the system. By pressing the button, a flashing
volume indication will appear on the display
panel and the volume will be muted. Press-
ing the MUTE button again, or activating the
2, LOUD button 8, or Equal-
will return the volume level
izer (EQ) button
Volume Control 9
to the setting in use before the Mute function
was activated.
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LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL
The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panel
displays the frequency, time, and activated
functions.
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NOTE: It is a characteristic of LCD panels
that, if subjected to cold
temperatures for an extended period
of time, they may take longer to
illuminate than under normal
conditions. In addition, the visibility
of the numbers on the LCD may
slightly decrease. The LCD read-out
will return to normal when the
temperature increases to a normal
range.
thereby allowing room to insert the cassette
into the player. Hold the cassette with the ex-
posed tape edge of the side to be played to
the right and insert it fully into the cassette
door. As the cassette is engaged and begins
playing, TAPE will appear on the display panel
accompanied by the
symbol; direction
of play is animated by a cursor which rotates
in a square pattern. Clockwise (CW) rotation
indicates left-to-right tape motion, while CCW
rotation indicates right-to-left tape motion.
When the cassette reaches the end on the
side of the tape being played, the unit will
automatically change direction of play as
shown by the arrow indications on the display
panel.
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FUNCTION DISPLAY
The Function Display consists of a left and
right 10-section color-coded bar graph; four
red, four yellow, and three blue. These
sections provide a visual representation of
the signal level. The signal level is
represented by the number and amplitude of
the segments in each graph. As the signal
level is increased, the number of illuminated
segments will increase and vice-versa.
NOTE: Observe cassette operation cautions
in the Care and Maintenance Section
of this manual.
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FAST-FORWARD/REWIND BUTTONS
(
/
)
These buttons cause the tape to move rapidly
in the direction indicated by the arrows. For
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AUXILIARY (AUX) INPUT SELECTION
The radio is equipped with auxiliary audio in-
put connectors which can be interfaced to an
external audio source. The connectors are
compatible with most CD and cassette play-
example, if the
button is pushed when the
tape is moving from left to right, as indicated
by the cursor, the tape will fast-forward. If the
button is pressed while the tape is moving
from right to left, the tape will rewind. To stop
fast tape movement, lightly push the opposite
button. If the tape is allowed to fast-forward or
rewind all the way to the end, play will auto-
matically begin again from that point.
ers or an MP3 digital audio playback unit.
When the external source is connected and
the MODE button is pressed to select TV, only
the external input is played by the radio. No
other input sources (radio, cassette or CD)
are operative.
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TAPE PROGRAM SELECTOR
To manually reverse tape direction and play
the other side (program) of the cassette, lightly
push both the Fast-Forward and Rewind but-
tons at the same time. The change of direc-
tion will be shown by the animated cursor on
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TAPE OPEN/CLOSE AND CASSETTE
DOOR
The cassette door is located behind the front
panel; to access the cassette door, momen-
tarily press the TAPE OPEN/CLOSE button
tchpe display panel.
TAPE EJECT BUTTON (
Tape playback is stopped and the cassette is
ejected by pressing this button. The button is
)
(
). This causes the front panel to open
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and fold down to the horizontal position,
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accessible when the front panel of the unit is
released to the horizontal fold-down position
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TRACK SELECT (
/
)
During disc play the Track Select functions are
performed by the MANU SKIP buttons. Track
select is used to quickly access the beginning
of a particular track. Each time the Forward
by pressing the
button cm. Radio opera-
tion will automatically resume when the cas-
sette is ejected.
Track Select (
) side of the button is
NOTE: Never leave a cassette engaged in the
player when not in use. Doing so can
cause damage to the cassette and/or
mechanism of the unit. Always press
the eject button and remove the cas-
sette.
pressed and released, the next higher track
number will be selected as shown on the
display panel. Similarly, each time the
Backward Track Select (
is pressed, the next lower track number will
be selected as shown on the display panel.
) side of the button
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CD OPEN/CLOSE/EJECT (EJ) AND DISC
SLOT
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CUE/REVIEW FUNCTIONS (
/
)
During disc play high-speed audible search
to any section of the disc can be made by the
Cue and Review functions of the MANU SKIP
). This
The disc slot is located behind the front panel;
to access the slot, momentarily press the
DISC OPEN/CLOSE/EJ button (
buttons. Press and hold the Cue (
) side
causes the front panel to open and fold down
to the 45° position, thereby allowing room to
insert the disc into the player without revealing
the cassette door below. With the front panel
in this fold-down position, gently insert the disc
of the button to advance rapidly in the forward
direction (the advancing disc playing time will
be shown on the display panel), or the Review
(
) side of the button to advance rapidly in
the backward direction ( the decreasing disc
playing time will be shown on the display
panel).
into the slot (label surface facing up) until the
soft-loading mechanism engages and pulls
the disc in.The CdP indication will
momentarily appear on the display. The
ct
DISC PAUSE BUTTON (PAU)
(
) indication illuminates and becomes
When a disc is loaded into the player, CdP
momentarily appears on the display and the
symbol becomes animated. These
animated, the disc in symbol (
) appears,
and the track number ( TRK 01) appears on
the display panel together with the elapsed
playing time.
indications are followed by display of the disc
in symbol (
) and track number ( TRK 01,
CAUTION: This unit is designed for play of
standard 5" (12cm) compact
discs ONLY. Do not attempt to u
se 3" (8cm) CD-Singles in this
unit, either with or without an
adapter, as damage to the player
and/or disc can occur. Such
damage will not be covered by
the Warranty on this product.
etc.) as the disc begins to play. To stop disc
play, press the MODE button to return to radio
operation. To pause disc player operation,
press the PAU button; PAUSE will appear on
the display panel. To resume disc play, press
the PAU button again; PAUSE will disappear
and disc play will resume from the point at
which it was stopped.
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disc is not removed from the unit within
approximately 15 seconds of being ejected, it
will automatically be re-loaded into the unit to
prevent it from being accidentally damaged;
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TRACK SCAN SELECTOR (SCN)
During disc play, press this button to play the
first 10 seconds of each track on the disc
(SCAN will appear on the display panel). When
a desired track is reached, press the SCN
button again to cancel the function (SCAN will
disappear from the display panel) and play of
the selected track will continue. Scan mode
will also be canceled by activating the Repeat
Play, Random Play, or track select functions.
(
will appear on the display panel to
indicate that a disc is still loaded in the player).
Play of the disc can be resumed by using the
MODE button to choose the CD player function.
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TIME/FREQUENCY SELECTOR (T/F)
The radio is capable of displaying the time-of-
day or the current operating mode, such as
frequency. During radio operation,
momentarily press this button to call the time
display on the quartz clock. The time display
colon will be flashing. To return to the current
operational mode, press the T/F button again.
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REPEAT PLAY SELECTOR
During disc play, press this button to repeat
the play of the selected track (RPT will appear
on the display panel). Play of the track will
continue to repeat until the button is pressed
again and the RPT indication disappears from
the display panel. Repeat Play mode will also
be canceled by activating the Track Scan or
Random Play select functions.
During integral CD player or cassette player
operation, or during CD changer or auxiliary
input operation, a press of the button will call
the time display, but tape or disc play will
continue uninterrupted. The time display will
remain until the T/F button is pressed again.
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RANDOM PLAY SELECTOR (RND)
During disc play, press this button to play the
tracks on the disc in a random shuffled order
(RND will appear on the display panel). In
Random Play mode, the Track Select function
will also select tracks in the random order
instead of the normal progression.The
Random Play mode can be canceled by
pressing the button again (RND indication will
disappear from the display panel), or by
activating the Track Scan or Random Play
select functions.
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RESET BUTTON
A Reset button is accessible in the lower left
corner of the front panel and can be used to
activate the reset circuitry. However, this
feature should only be activated under the
following circumstances as it will erase the
time and pre-set memories:
1. Upon initial installation after all wiring
is completed.
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DISC EJECT
2. If there is a malfunction of any of the
switches on the unit, pressing the Reset
button may clear the system and permit
a return to normal operation.
During CD player operation, disc play is
stopped and the disc is ejected when the CD
OPEN/CLOSE/EJ ( ) button on the front of
the chassis is pressed to fold down the panel
to the 45° position, and then pressed and held
for at least 2 seconds. Radio or another mode
will automatically resume depending on which
mode was in operation prior to disc play. If the
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INFRARED SENSOR
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Detects infrared command signal from the re-
mote control unit.
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CD PLAYER ERROR CODES
INDICATION
CAUSE
Disc loading malfunction
Disc eject malfunction
Focus malfunction
SOLUTION
Er-2
Er-3
Er-4
Press RESET button and try again.
Press RESET button and try again.
Try a different disc.
The disc may be damaged or dirty.
Er-5
Tracking malfunction
Try a different disc.
The disc may be damaged or dirty.
Er-6
Er-7
SLED malfunction
Press RESET button and try again.
TOC reading malfunction
Try a different disc.
The disc may be damaged or dirty.
Er-8
Disc will not play
Press RESET button and try again.
CD CHANGER CONTROLS
Built into this radio are controls to operate an
magazine is loaded into the changer, play will
optional CD changer. Please check with your begin from the first track of the first disc in the
Rampage/Audiovox car stereo specialist or call
1-800-645-4994 for recommendations of the
models that will work with this radio.
magazine.
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DISC SELECT (D.UP/D.DN)
These buttons are used to select the desired
disc for play. To advance to a higher number
disc, press the D.UP button. To return to a lower
number disc, press the D.DN button. The
number of the disc in play will be shown on the
display panel.
Adjustment of the audio functions (volume,
tone, balance, and fader) for the CD changer
operate in the same manner as they do for
radio play. The following controls will operate
the CD changer when it is installed and
connected to this radio. Refer to the owner’s
manual included with the CD changer for
instructions on the installation and correct
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TRACK SELECT (
/
)
The Track Select functions are used to quickly
access the beginning of a particular track. Each
ldorading and use of the CD magazine.
CD CHANGER MODE SELECTOR
time the Forward Track Select (
) side of
(MODE)
the button is pressed, the next higher track
number will be selected as shown on the
display panel. Similarly, each time the
Backward Track Select (
pressed, the next lower track number will be
During radio or CD play, press this button to
select operation of the CD changer as shown
by CdC on the display panel. Disc play will
begin and the disc and track number will be
shown on the display panel. When the
) button is
selected as shown on the display panel.
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button twice or by activating the Scan or
Random Play functions.
When the Repeat button is pressed and held,
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CUE/REVIEWFUNCTIONS
(
/
)
High-speed audible search to any section of
the disc can be made by the Cue and Review
functions. Press and hold the Cue
the
and RPT indications will appear on the
display panel and play of the selected disc will
be continually repeated until the Disc Repeat
mode is canceled by pressing the RPT button
again or by activating the Scan or Random
Play functions.
(
) side of the button to advance rapidly in
the forward direction (disc play symbol rotation
on the display panel will increase) or the
Review (
) side of the button to advance
realpidly in the backward direction.
When the SCN button is pressed, the SCAN
indication will appear on the display panel, and
the first 10 seconds of each track on the disc
will be played in order. When a desired track is
reached, press the SCN button again and play
of the selected track will continue (SCAN will
disappear from the display panel). The Track
Scan mode will also be canceled by activating
the Repeat or Shuffle Play function.
TRACK/DISC SCAN SELECTOR
(SCN)
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DISC/TRACK RANDOM PLAY (RND)
When the RND button is pressed, the RND
indication will appear on the display panel and
the tracks on the disc will be played in a random,
shuffled order. The Track Select button will
also select tracks in the shuffled order instead
of the normal progression. The Shuffle Track
mode can be canceled by pressing the RND
button or by activating the Scan or Repeat Play
functions.
When the RND button is pressed and held,
the
and RND indications will appear on
the display panel and the discs in the magazine
will be played in a random, shuffled order, as
well as the tracks on each disc. After playing
all tracks selected at random from a disc in
the magazine, the unit will select another disc
at random and play all the tracks on it in a
random shuffled order. This will continue from
disc-to-disc until the Random Disc mode is
canceled by pressing the RND button again or
When the SCN button is pressed and held,
the
and SCAN indications will appear on
the display panel and the first 10 seconds of
the first track on each disc in the magazine will
be played. When a desired disc is reached,
press the SCN button again and play of the
selected disc will continue (
and SCAN will
disappear from the display panel). The Disc
Scan mode will also be canceled by activating
the Repeat Play or Random Play functions.
by activating the Scan or Repeat Play functions.
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DISC/TRACK REPEAT PLAY (RPT)
When the RPT button is pressed, the RPT
indication will appear on the display panel and
play of the selected track will be continually
repeated until the Track Repeat mode is
canceled by pressing the RPT
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CD CHANGER ERROR CODES
If a problem should develop while operating the CD changer, the following error codes
may appear on the display panel.
ER-1: Indicates that there is no magazine loaded in the CD changer.
ER-2: Indicates a problem with the magazine eject function.
ER-3: Indicates an error in the disc loading function.
ER-4: Indicates an error in the disc un-loading function.
ER-5: Indicates an error in the magazine position.
ER-6: Indicates an error in the laser pick-up position.
ER-7: Indicates an error in the laser focus on the disc.
In any of the above situations, try ejecting the CD magazine from the changer and make
sure the discs are clean, undamaged, and loaded correctly (refer to the Owner’s Manual
of the CD changer). Re-load the magazine and check for proper operation. You may also
try activating the RESET button
set memories.
dp
on the unit, but this will also erase the time and pre-
If the suggested measures do not solve the problem, contact an approved warranty station
near you for further assistance.
WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
MANbUmAL SEEK TUNING – See Main
,except press and hold
to
to
1
POWER ON/OFF - See Main Unit
1
.
Unit
Seekupward, press and hold
Seek downward.
2 bn
MODE SELECTOR (MODE) - See Main Unit
.
CD TcRrACK SELECT – See Main
, except press
to select
to
3
INFRARED SENDER - Emits infrared sig-
nal to radio which is detected by the sen-
sor.
Unit
a higher track number, press
select a lower track number.
4 2
VOLUME (VOL) CONTROL- See Main Unit
.
CD CUE/REVIEW – See Main Unit
for
cs, except press and hold
5 3
,
SEL4ECT BUTTON (SEL) - See Main Unit
,
5,
6, and
7
.
Cue Function, and press and hold
for Review function.
6 bTmUNE/SEEK CONTROL – See Main Unit
7 bAsUDIO MUTE (MUTE) - See Main Unit
, except press
frequency, and press
frequency.
to increase
to decrease
.
8 9
EQUALIZER (EQ) - See Main Unit
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4
9
1
3
2
5
Main Unit
TRACK/DdISlC REPEAT (RPT) - See
and em.
6
16
15
14
bl
bm
DISC +/- - See Main Unit ds.
BATTERYCOMPARTMENT - Holds
one 3-Volt Button Cell for remote wire-
less control operation.
7
8
bn
bo
bp
bq
br
TRACK/DISC RANDOM (RND) - See
Main Unit
dm
and
en
.
RADIO PRE-SET MEMORY 1-6 - See
Main Unit br.
TRACK/DISC PAUSE (PAU) - See
Main Unit ct.
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12
9
10
Main Unit
TRACK/DcISuC SCAN (SCN) - See
AM/FbMlBAND(BAND) – See Main
and el.
11
Unit
.
NOTES ON USE OF FRONT PANEL
The front panel can be lowered or slid down to one of two positions:
1. When loading or ejecting an audio cassette, press the button to lower the panel to
the horizontal position, thereby leaving adequate room to install the cassette. The front
panel will not automatically return to the normal position after the cassette is loaded;
press the
again to activate the panel to the upright position.
2. When loading a CD, press the
button to lower the panel to the 45° position, thereby
leaving adequate room to install the disc and, at the same time, not reveal the cassette
door below. The front panel will automatically return to the normal upright position after
thedisc is loaded, and the disc will begin to play.
COMPACTDISC
SLOT
FRONTPANELCD
OPEN/CLOSE/EJ
BUTTON
TAPE CASSETTE
DOOR
TAPE EJECT
BUTTON
ACD-94
MODE
TAPEREWIND
BUTTON
MUTE
POWER
BAND
SEL
PRESS
FRONTPANEL
MANU
SKIP
TAPE DOOR
OPEN/CLOSE
BUTTON
AUDIO
ADJUST
T/F
TAPE FAST
FORWARD
BUTTON
EQ
LOUD
3
in
1
CD CASSETTE RECEIVER
AS
PS
M/S
1
PAU
2
SCN
3
RPT
4
RND
5
D.DN
6
D.UP
LOC
MOTORIZED
FRONTPANEL
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SETTING THE CLOCK
1. Switch the vehicle ignition and radio “on”.
2. Press and hold the Time/Frequency (T/F) button to access the time display; the time
colon should be flashing.
3. While holding theT/F button, press the Up Tuning (
) button to adjust the hours
and AM/PM indication, or the Down Tuning (
) button to adjust the minutes indication
to the correct time. Release the T/F button.
4. The adjusted time display will remain on the LCD until the T/F button is pressed once
again to return to the operational mode currently selected.
z Never insert anything other than a 5" (12 cm)
compact disc into the player as the mecha-
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
The radio portion of your new sound system
does not require any maintenance. We
recommend you keep this manual for refer-
ence to the many features found in this unit
as well as how to set the clock.
nism can be damaged by foreign objects.
z Do not attempt to use 3" (8 cm) CD-Single
discs in this unit, either with or without an
adaptor, as damage to the player and/or disc
may occur. Such damage will not be covered
by the Warranty on this product.
The compact disc and cassette player sec-
tions also require no routine maintenance,
but proper understanding of their use and
handling will help you obtain maximum en-
joyment of their capabilities. The following
points should be observed:
z When not using the disc player, always remove
the compact disc. Do not leave an ejected disc
sitting in the disc slot as this can expose it to
sunlight and other causes of damage.
z Do not attempt to open the unit chassis. There
are no user serviceable parts or adjustments
inside.
z When cleaning the interior of the vehicle,
do not get water or cleaning fluids on the
unit.
z Whenthevehiclewarmsupduringcoldweather
or under damp conditions, moisture may con-
dense on the lens of the disc player. Should
this occur, the player will not operate properly
until the moisture has evaporated.
z The CD player is a precision instrument
and will not operate properly in extreme
hot or cold. In case of such conditions,
wait until the interior temperature of the
vehicle reaches a normal temperature
before using these players.
z The unit is designed with a vibration dampening
CD mechanism to minimize interruption of
disc play due to normal vibration in a moving
vehicle. When driving on very rough roads,
however, occasional sound skips may occur.
This will not scratch or damage the disc and
normal play will resume when the rough con-
ditions cease.
z If the temperature inside the players gets
too hot, a protective circuit will automati-
cally stop play of the disc. In this case,
allow the unit to cool off before operating
the player again.
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Cassette Care
As with any cassette player, the cassette sec-
tion of this sound system does require a
minimum of maintenance to keep it in good
Handling Compact Discs:
Dirt,dust,scratches,andwarpagecancause
skips in the playback and deterioration of
soundquality. Pleasefollowtheseguidelines
working condition. The following simple care to take care of your compact discs:
and maintenance suggestions should be fol-
lowed to prevent malfunctions of the cassette
system:
z Use only compact discs with the mark :
1. Purchase a cassette cleaning kit from
your local retail store. Use it! At least
z Fingerprints,dust,anddirtshouldbecare-
fully wiped off the disc’s playing surface
(shiny side) with a soft cloth. Wipe in a
straight motion from the inside to the
outside of the disc.
every 20 to 30 hours of operation you
must clean the cassette mechanism.
A dirty cassette player will have a poor
sound.
2. Do not use cassettes that exceed 45
minutes of play on each side.
3. Do not insert a cassette that appears
to be broken, twisted or dirty, or with
loose or torn labels on it.
4. Always keep your cassettes away
from direct sunlight or exposure to
sub-freezing conditions. If a cassette
is cold, allow it to warm up before use.
5. Do not keep a cassette in the player
when not in use.
6. Before inserting a cassette in the
player, check that the tape is tightly
wound on the reels.
z Neverusechemicalssuchasrecordsprays,
household cleaners or thinner to clean
compact discs. Such chemicals can
irreparably damage the disc’s surface.
z Discs should be kept in their storage
cases when not in use.
z Do not expose discs to direct sunlight,
high temperatures or high humidity for
extendedperiods.
z Do not stick paper, tape, or labels on the
disc surfaces nor write on them with any
type of marker.
Take up any excess slack using a pencil to turn
the drive hub in the cassette (see diagram).
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SPECIFICATIONS
Size:
3.938" H x 7.0" W x 6.875" D
100.0mm x 177.8mm x 174.63mm
Operating Voltage:
Output Power:
12 Volts DC, Negative Ground
160 Watts Maximum
(40 Watts x 4 Channels)
Output Wiring:
Floating-Ground Type Designed for use
with 4 Speakers
(Front and Rear Channels Cannot be
Combined (Bridged) for use with 2 Speakers)
Output Impedance:
Low-Level Output:
Tuning Range:
Compatible with 4/8-Ohm Speakers
>0.5 Volt (500 mV)
AM : 530-1710 kHz (10 kHz Steps)
FM : 87.5-108.0 MHz (200 kHz steps)
Sensitivity:
AM : 20 uV
FM : <4.0 uV
FM Stereo Separation:
CD Frequency Response:
CD Signal/Noise Ratio:
>25 dB
50-15000 Hz +/- 3dB
>55 dB
CD Channel Separation:
CD Distortion:
>45 dB
0.10%
Tape Frequency Response:
Tape Signal/Noise Ratio:
Wow and Flutter:
50-10000 Hz
50 dB
0.15% VRMS
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12 / 24 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY
Applies to automotive radios, radio/tape players, radio/CD
players, CD changer
AUDIOVOX CORPORATION (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this
product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and conditions, be
proven defective in material or workmanship within 12 months from the date of original
purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced with new or reconditioned product (at
the Company's option) without charge for parts and repair labor.
CARE A
To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered
with proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill of sale), specification of defect(s), transportation
prepaid, to an approved warranty station or the Company at the address shown below.
The warranty period will be extended to 24 months from the date of original purchase if the
product is installed by an authorized Prestige Audio dealer. To claim warranty service during
this extended period, the bill of sale must specify that the product was installed by an authorized
Prestige Audio dealer.
This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to
correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation of
the product, or to damage to tapes, compact discs, speakers, accessories, or vehicle electrical
systems.
ThisWarrantydoesnotapplytoanyproductorpartthereofwhich,intheopinionoftheCompany,
has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling,
misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code
label(s). THEEXTENTOFTHECOMPANY'SLIABILITYUNDERTHISWARRANTYISLIMITED
TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE
COMPANY'SLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHE
PRODUCT.
This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRAN-
TIES,INCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITY,SHALLBELIMITEDTO
THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY
WARRANTYHEREUNDERINCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITY
MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 30 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL
PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL
ORINCIDENTALDAMAGESFORBREACHOFTHISORANYOTHERWARRANTY,EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the
Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.
U.S.A. : AUDIOVOX CORPORATION, 150 MARCUS BLVD., HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK 11788 (1-800-645-4994)
CANADA : CALL 1-800-645-4994 FOR LOCATION OF WARRANTY STATION SERVING YOUR AREA
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