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Radio Operation

Storing into Direct Access
Preset (D.A.P.) Band

A combination of radio stations in any band (up
to 6 stations) can be manually preset into the
D.A.P. band.

Press the D.A.P. button until the D.A.P.
indicator appears.

Press the BAND button to select FM or AM.
The selected band will be displayed.
To memorize stations onto the D.A.P. band,
follow the steps for the automatic or Manual
Storing of Station Presets section above.

Note: When using the Automatic Memory

function with D.A.P., the first 4 presets
will be filled with FM stations and the last
2 are filled with AM stations.

Press the D.A.P. button until the D.A.P.
indicator disappears to cancel the D.A.P. mode.

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D.A.P.

D.A.P.

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Summary of Contents for CDE-7826E

Page 1: ...LOUD DX ST SEEK TUNE A MEMO TUNER BAND DISC UP DN MODE LOUD P O W E R VOL BAS TRE BAL FAD A U D I O C O N T R O L D A P DISP 35WATTS x 4AMPLIFIER M I X RPT SCAN CDE 7828E OWNER S MANUAL Please read this manual to maximize your enjoy ment of the outstanding performance and feature capabilities of the equipment then retain the manual for future reference ...

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Page 3: ... Failure to do so may result in a fire and or damage to the vehicle HALT USE IMMEDIATELY IF A PROB LEM APPEARS When problems appear stop using the system immediately and contact the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment Some problems which may warrant immediate attention include a lack of sound noxious odors or smoke being emitted from the unit or foreign objects dropped inside the unit DO ...

Page 4: ... use this equipment for purposes other than those listed for a vehicle Failure to do so may result in an electric shock or an injury KEEP FOREIGN OBJECTS OUT OF THE CD COMPARTMENT SLOT Keep any foreign objects including fingers out of the CD compartment slot STOP THE VEHICLE BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY OPERATION THAT COULD INTERFERE WITH YOUR DRIVING If loading or unloading a CD interferes with your d...

Page 5: ...atic Seek Tuning 16 Manual Storing of Station Presets 17 Automatic Memory of Station Presets 18 Storing into Direct Access Preset D A P Band 19 Tuning to Preset Stations CD Operation 20 Inserting Ejecting Disc 20 Normal Play and Pause 21 Track Elapsed Time Display Switching 21 Music Sensor Skip 22 Fast Forward and Backward 22 Repeat Play 23 M I X Random Play 23 Scanning Programs Clock Operation 24...

Page 6: ... player and wait about an hour for the moisture to evaporate Damaged Disc Do not attempt to play cracked warped or damaged discs Playing a bad disc could severely damage the playback mechanism Never attempt the Following Do not grip or pull out the disc while it is being pulled back into the player by the automatic reloading mechanism Do not attempt to insert a disc into the unit when the unit pow...

Page 7: ...bumpy road may result in skips but this will not scratch the disc or damage the player New Discs As a protective measure the CD player will automatically eject discs that have either been inserted incorrectly or have irregular surfaces If a new disc is ejected immediately after loading use your finger to feel around the outer edge of the CD and its center hole If you feel any small bumps or irregu...

Page 8: ...tion Make sure the CDE 7828E CDE 7826E player receiver will not be exposed to Direct sun and heat High humidity Excessive dust Excessive vibrations Handling the Detachable Front Panel Do not expose to rain or water Do not drop or apply shock ...

Page 9: ... Attaching the Front Panel 1 First insert the right side of the front panel into the main unit Align the 2 small holes on the front panel with the 2 projections on the main unit 2 Push the left side of the front panel until it locks firmly into the main unit Note Before attaching the front panel make sure that there is no dirt or dust on the connector terminals and no foreign objects between the f...

Page 10: ...e left of the connector is a small hole Using a pencil or other pointed object press the red Reset button mounted behind this hole to complete the initialization procedure Turning Power On and Off Press the PWR button to turn on the unit Note The unit can be turned on by pressing any button except the eject h and CLOCK buttons or by inserting a compact disc Press the PWR button again to turn off t...

Page 11: ...e eject h button for at least 3 seconds With each press N F P is toggled On or Off N F P ON In this position the Pre Output will not be affected by the fader This is ideal for driving a subwoofer amplifier N F P OFF Returns to normal fader mode Note Set the N F P to OFF unless the subwoofer is used ...

Page 12: ...TRE BAL and FAd modes the unit automati cally returns to the VOL mode Press the button or until the desired sound is obtained in each mode Notes These buttons have a Dual Speed function Pressing the button for a short time will change the level slowly Pressing the buttons for a long time will change the level quickly The BASS and TREBLE settings for each source FM AM and CD are automatically memor...

Page 13: ...duces a special low and high frequency emphasis at low listening levels to compensate for the ear s decreased sensitivity to bass and treble sound Press and hold the MODE LOUD button for at least 2 seconds to activate or deactivate the loudness mode 1 MODE LOUD LOUD ...

Page 14: ... is DX SEEK Press the DN c or UP f button to move downward or upward one step respectively until the desired station frequency is displayed 1 2 TUNE A MEMO F1 F2 AM SEEK SEEK MAnu DX 3 F1 90 1 UP DN Manual Tuning Press the TUNER BAND button repeatedly until the desired radio band is displayed 1 2 3 TUNER BAND ...

Page 15: ...e DX indicator will turn off and only strong radio stations will be tuned Press and release the DN c or UP f button to automatically seek a station down ward or upward respectively Note The ST indicator appears on the display when a Stereo FM station is tuned in If this signal becomes weak the ST indicator will turn off During this time the unit gradually switches from stereo to mono to reduce noi...

Page 16: ...while the display is blinking within 5 seconds The display stops blinking to indicate that the station has been memorized The preset number is also displayed 4 Repeat the procedure to store 5 other stations onto the same band Use this procedure for other bands A total of 24 stations can be stored in the preset memory 6 stations for each band FM1 FM2 AM and D A P Note If a preset memory has already...

Page 17: ...atically seek and store 6 strong stations in the selected band in order of signal strength When the automatic storing has been com pleted the tuner goes to the station stored in the preset location No 1 Note If no stations are stored the tuner will return to the original station you were listening to before the auto storing procedure began 1 2 Automatic Memory of Station Presets 1 2 TUNER BAND TUN...

Page 18: ...AND button to select FM or AM The selected band will be displayed To memorize stations onto the D A P band follow the steps for the automatic or Manual Storing of Station Presets section above Note When using the Automatic Memory function with D A P the first 4 presets will be filled with FM stations and the last 2 are filled with AM stations Press the D A P button until the D A P indicator disapp...

Page 19: ...band is displayed To select the D A P band press the button until the D A P indicator appears Press the station preset button that has your desired radio station in memory The display shows the preset number band and frequency of the station D A P Tuning to Preset Stations 2 FM 1 90 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 CT H M M I X RPT SCAN TUNER BAND 2 1 ...

Page 20: ... can not be used Press the eject button h when you want to eject the CD 1 LOAd 2 EJEC 1 Normal Play and Pause 2 1 2 1 Insert a CD The CD player begins playback from the first track on the disc The display shows the track number When the last track is played back the player returns to the first track and begins playback from that point Press the DISC k button to temporarily stop CD playback To resu...

Page 21: ...ress the DN c button once to return to the beginning of the current track If you wish to access a track further back repeatedly press until you reach the desired track The example shows the Music Sensor operation starting from track No 4 Press the UP f button once to advance to the beginning of the next track If you wish to access a track further ahead press repeatedly until the desired track is r...

Page 22: ...utton to quickly move backward or forward until you reach the desired section of the track Repeat Play Press the RPT button to play back repeatedly the track being played The REPEAT indicator appears and the track will be played repeatedly Press the RPT button again to deactivate the repeat play 2 RPT 1 ...

Page 23: ...k on the disc will be played once The player will then create a new random sequence and begin playing This will continue until the M I X mode is canceled To cancel M I X play press the M I X button again Scanning Programs Press the SCAN button to activate the Scan mode The first 10 seconds of each track will be played back in succession Press the SCAN button again to deactivate the Scan mode 1 1 T...

Page 24: ...n while in the Clock mode will interrupt the time display momentarily The function selected will be displayed for about 5 seconds before the time returns to the display The time will be displayed even with power to the head unit turned off as long as the ignition key is on Press the CLOCK button to turn off the time and to show other functions 1 2 CLOCK Clock Operation ...

Page 25: ...king to set seconds to 0 Example To adjust to 9 35 Press the H button to adjust the hours while the time indication is blinking Press the M button to adjust the minutes while the time indication is blinking The time indication will stop blinking 5 seconds after the last adjustment The time will automatically be set 1 3 2 4 CLOCK 12 30 12 00 9 00 9 35 9 35 4 CT 6 M 5 H 1 4 3 2 Clock Operation ...

Page 26: ...e disc to the outer edge If the surface is heavily soiled dampen a clean soft cloth in a solution of mild neutral detergent before cleaning the disc Disc Accessories There are various accessories available on the market for protecting the disc surface and improving sound quality However most of them will influence the thickness and or diameter of the disc Using such accessories can cause the disc ...

Page 27: ...necessary Internal micro computer malfunctioned due to interference noise etc Press the Reset button with a ball point pen or other pointed article In Case of Difficulty If you encounter a problem please review the items in the following check list This guide will help you isolate the problem if the unit is at fault Otherwise make sure the rest of your system is properly connected or consult your ...

Page 28: ...the DX mode If the area you are in is not known to be a weak signal area the antenna may not be grounded and connected properly Check your antenna connections make sure the antenna is properly grounded at its mounting location The antenna may not be the proper length Make sure the antenna is fully extended if broken replace the antenna with a new one The antenna is not the proper length Extend the...

Page 29: ...CD in transport and remove it The CD is being improperly inserted Make sure the CD is being inserted per instruction in the Owner s Manual The CD has been damaged Eject the CD and discard using a damaged CD in your unit can cause damage to the transport Improper mounting Securely re mount the unit Disc is very dirty Clean the disc Disc has scratches Change the disc Dirty or scratched disc Clean th...

Page 30: ...electivity 80 dB Signal to Noise Ratio 65 dB Stereo Separation 35 dB Capture Ratio 2 0 dB AM TUNER SECTION Tuning Range 531 1 602 kHz Usable Sensitivity 22 5µV 27 0 dB CD SECTION Frequency Response 5 20 000 Hz 1 dB Wow Flutter WRMS Below measurable limits Total Harmonic Distortion 0 008 at 1 kHz Dynamic Range 95 dB at 1 kHz Signal to Noise Ratio 95 dB Channel Separation 85 dB at 1 kHz ...

Page 31: ...only Actual output will be greater than 2 0V before clipping Bass 15 dB at 30 Hz Treble 10 dB at 10 kHz Weight 1 5 kg 3 lbs 5 oz CHASSIS SIZE Width 178mm 7 Height 50mm 2 Depth 152mm 6 NOSEPIECE SIZE Width 170mm 6 3 4 Height 46mm 1 13 16 Depth 18mm 11 16 Measured at internal amp input stage Note Due to product improvement specifications and design are subject to change without notice ...

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