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CD OPERATION

• SELECT TRACKS

Press   button (16) or   button (17) to
move to the previous track or the
following track. Track number shows
on display.
Hold

 

press   button (16) or   button

(17) to fast reverse or fast forward. Disc
play starts from when you release the
button.

• PAUSE PLAYING

Press

 

 /MUTE

 button (3) to pause

CD player. Press it again to resume
play.

• REPEAT THE SAME TRACK

Press 

RPT

 button (22) for few seconds

to continuously repeat the same track.
Press it again to stop repeat.

• PREVIEW ALL TRACKS

Press

 INT

 button (24) for few seconds

to play first several seconds of each
track on current disc. Press it again to
stop intro scan and listen to track.

• PLAY ALL TRACKS IN RANDOM

Press 

RDM

 button (23) for few seconds

to play all tracks on the current disc in
random. Press it again to cacel the
function.

• PROGRAM CD TRACKS

Use Program function to select up to
32 tracks to play in any order. Program
works by allowing you to select a track
number for each spot in the playing
sequence. A CD must be inserted and
in CD playing mode to use Program.
- How to program CD tracks
1. Press 

MEM

 button (20) for few

seconds to enter Program mode,
then “PGM” starts flashing and “P-
01” icon appears on the display.

2. Press   button (16) or   button (17)

to choose track number. For
example, select track 6, then press

MEM

 button (20) for few seconds

to memorize it and “P-02” will
appear on the display. So track 6
will be played first. Thus, you can
also press

   

/   buttons (17) and (16)

to choose track number 10 and
press 

MEM

 button for few seconds,

then “P-03” will appear. So track 10
will be secondly played. Repeat
these operations, and you can
program CD tracks to your need. If
you completed program setting,
press 

PGM 

button (21) for few

seconds to play CD in programmed
order

.

Note: Using Program function can only
select up to 32 tracks to play in any
order. When you have selected 32
tracks to be programmed. “FULL” will
appear on the display.
- When the CD is played in

programmed order by pressing

PGM

 button (21) for few seconds,

pressing it again will exit PGM mode.

- When the disc is playing in

programmed order, pressing 

MEM

button (20) for few seconds will
cancel the all programmed content
and “CLR” appears on the display.

- If you don’t press 

MEM

 button (20)

for few seconds to carry out
program setting, then press 

PGM

button (21) for few seconds, “NO-
P” will appear.

• TRACK/TIME DISPLAY

Press 

AS/PS 

button (2) to show running

time/remain time of track.

• EJECT

When the front panel is sliding down,
press

 EJECT

 button (4) to eject the

disc.

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OPERATION

Summary of Contents for MR1515B

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Page 2: ...r favorite music with this R component as part of your car audio system For best results please consult a professional mobile electronics installer for application advice or troubleshooting To guarantee top performance we recommend using The Link installation accessories such as RCA interconnects power cables and speaker wire Thank you for choosing Audio Systems products for your mobile entertainm...

Page 3: ...ing the unit 4 Removing the unit 5 Using the Detachable Front Panel 6 Wiring Connection 7 Marine Remote 8 Operation 11 General Operation 11 Radio Operation 13 CD Operation 14 CD Changer Operation 15 Specification 16 Trouble Shooting 17 CONTENTS ...

Page 4: ... drilling of holes or other modifications to the boat Install the unit where it does not get in the driver s way and cannot injure the passenger if there is a sudden stop like an emergency stop Do not use a mounting angle greater than 30 degrees above or below straight horizontal Doing so will increase the possibility of CD skipping 30 Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high te...

Page 5: ...esired angle 7 Plain washer Removing the unit 1 Before removing the unit press the OPEN button to slide down the front panel 2 Key Insert the keys supplied with the unit into the grooves in the housing as shown in figure until they click Pulling the keys makes it possible to remove the unit from the dashboard 5 INSTALLATION Fig 2 1 2 6 5 4 3 7 2 OPEN button Front Panel 1 ...

Page 6: ...rt the front panel into the panel bracket and push the front panel from the middle to slide it up 2 When the panel bracket is in slide up position insert a side of the front panel to its proper position and push another side into the panel bracket a click sound should be heard 3 Note that if the front panel fails to lock in position properly pressing control button may not function and LCD display...

Page 7: ...EAR Lch SPEAKER FRONT Rch SPEAKER REAR Rch SPEAKER Rch RED Lch WHITE GREY REAR RCA CABLE ANTENNA SOCKET RED YELLOW BLACK BLUE POWER ANTENNA GROUND B CONSTANT 12 VOLTS IGNITION SWITCH 12V ACC CD CHANGER CONNECTOR Rch RED Lch WHITE YELLOW AUX IN BLACK WIRED REMOTE CONNECTOR BLACK FUSE Rch RED Lch WHITE BROWN FRONT RCA CABLE ...

Page 8: ...trol button When system power turns on the volume is set to initial volume level 2 MUTE button In RADIO AUX IN mode press MUTE button 2 to activate mute function and MUTE will appear on the display Press the button once again to release mute function and return the volume to the last position before it was muted In CD CDC mode press MUTE button 2 to pause CD CDC player Press it again to resume pla...

Page 9: ... 7 to scan through strong stations in the current band Radio pauses for five seconds at each strong station At each time the frequency is flashing on the display Press SHIFT SCAN button 7 again to listen to current station SELECT DISC FOR CDC OPERATION During CDC operation press SHIFT SCAN button 7 to shift mode And then SHIFT will appear on the display At shift mode press buttons 6 to select next...

Page 10: ...ole with the diameter about 88mm Then use mounting bracket and two screws to install the controller to the board Be sure to place the rubber washer and rubber ring between the controller and the board Please refer to the following picture SCREW RING RUBBER RING MOUNTING POCKET MOUNTING BRACKET ...

Page 11: ... OPEN button 7 to slide down the removable faceplate SOUND ADJUSTMENT Press SEL button 10 to select desired audio mode The adjustment mode will change in the following order By pressing VOL button 11 or VOL 12 it is possible to adjust the desired sound quality AUDIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT When you press some of the control buttons an audible beep will sound so you know you pressed a button OPERATION 5 25...

Page 12: ... Priority will temporarily display selected station frequency in RADIO mode or track number in CD CDC mode or state information in AUX IN mode Frequency Priority Press and hold DISP button 1 while pressing button 17 to select Frequency Priority Pressing DISP button 1 while in Frequency Priority will temporarily display clock SELECTABLE CLOCK DISPLAY Programs the unit to display the time when the u...

Page 13: ...ation press this button again STATION STORING Press any one of the preset buttons 14 M1 to M6 i e 19 24 to select a station which had been stored in the memory Press this button for several seconds current station is stored into the number button SCAN Press SCAN button 13 to scan through strong stations in the current band Radio pauses for five seconds at each strong station At each time the frequ...

Page 14: ...hing and P 01 icon appears on the display 2 Press button 16 or button 17 to choose track number For example select track 6 then press MEM button 20 for few seconds to memorize it and P 02 will appear on the display So track 6 will be played first Thus you can also press buttons 17 and 16 to choose track number 10 and press MEM button for few seconds then P 03 will appear So track 10 will be second...

Page 15: ...vious disc or next disc If there isn t any operation for several seconds it will exit shift mode automatically Note A Notes on discs 1 Attempting to use non standard shape discs e g square start heart may damage the unit Be sure to use round shape CD discs only for this unit 2 Do not stick paper or tape etc onto the label side or the recording side of any discs as it may cause a malfunction 3 Dirt...

Page 16: ...ut Power 50 Watts x 4 channels Current Consumption 15 Amperes max CD PLAYER Signal to Noise Ratio More than 50 dB Channel Separation More than 50 dB Frequency Response 40 Hz 18 KHz RADIO FM Frequency Coverage 87 5 to 107 9 MHz IF 10 7 MHz Sensitivity S N 30 dB 3 V Stereo Separation 30 dB AM Frequency Coverage 530 to 1720 KHz IF 450 KHz Sensitivity S N 20 dB 32 dBu SPECIFICATION ...

Page 17: ...ive new one Temperature inside the car Allow to cool off until ambient is too high temperature returns to normal Condensation Leave the player off for an hour or so then try again No sound Volume is in minimum Adjust volume to a desired level Wiring is not properly Check wiring connection connected Sound skips The installation angle is Adjust the installation angle less more than 30 degrees than 3...

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