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Operations Common to Each Mode

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CX609E

Note:

• If you have lost your Personal Code, please 

contact Clarion customer service.

1. Enter your Personal Code currently set.

2. When the correct Personal Code is entered, 

the unit will restart from the initial startup 
screen.

Notes:

• When you enter a wrong Personal Code, the 

message “

LOCK - - - -

” is displayed and the 

Personal Code entry is prohibited for a while. 
This prohibited time is changed according to the 
number of times of wrong code entry as follows:

• 1 to 6 times: 15 seconds
• 7 times or more: 15 minutes

Turnin

g

 the screen saver function on 

or off

This unit is provided with the screen saver 
function which allows you to show various kinds 
of patterns and characters in the operation 
status indication area of the display in a random 
order. You can turn on or off this function. If the 
button operation is performed with the screen 
saver function on, the operation display 
corresponding to the button operation is shown 
for about 30 seconds and the display returns to 
the screen saver display.

The factory default setting is “

ON

”.

2-1. Select “

SCRN SVR

”.

3-1. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select the 

setting.
Each time you press the [

w

] or [

z

] button, 

the setting changes in the following order:

MESSAGE

” 

 “

ON

” 

 “

OFF

Enterin

g

 messa

g

e information

Message up to 30 characters long can be stored 
in memory and displayed as a type of screen 
saver setting.

The factory default setting is “

WELCOME TO 

CLARION

”.

2-1. Select “

MESSAGE INPUT

”.

3-1. Press the [

] button.

3-2. Press and hold the [

BND

] button (1 sec.) to 

clear the old message.

3-3. Press the [

x

] or [

v

] button to move the 

cursor.

3-4. Press the [

BND

] button to select a 

character type. Each time you press the 
[

BND

] button, the character type changes 

in the following order:

Capital letters 

 Numbers 

 Symbols 

 

Umlaut 

 Capital letters…

3-5. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select the 

desired character.

3-6. Repeat step 3-3 to 3-5 to enter up to 30 

characters for message.

3-7. Press and hold the [

] button (2 sec.) to 

store the message in memory.

Press and hold the 

[

BND

] button (1 sec.) to 

cancel the input message. Then press and 
hold the [

] button (2 sec.) to store the 

message and the message return to default 
setting.

Settin

g

 the method for title scroll

Set how to scroll in CD-TEXT, MP3/WMA/AAC 
title.

The factory default setting is “

ON

”.

2-1. Select “

SCROLL

”.

3-1. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select “

ON

” 

or “

OFF

”.

• ON:

To scroll automatically.

• OFF:

To scroll just 1 time.

When you want to see the title again, in the 
title mode, press and hold the [

DISP

] button 

(3 sec.) to scroll the title.

Settin

g

 the dimmer control

You can set the dimmer control “

ON

” or “

OFF

”.

The factory default setting is “

ON

”.

2-1. Select “

DIMMER

”.

3-1. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select “

ON

” 

or “

OFF

”.

Anti-theft indicator

The red Anti-theft indicator is a function for 
prevent theft. When the ACC or POWER is off, 
this indicator blinks.

The factory default setting is “

OFF

”.

2-1. Select “

BLINKLED

”.

3-1. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select “

ON

” 

or “

OFF

”.

Settin

g

 the external amplifier

The factory default setting is “

OFF

”.

2-1. Select “

A-CANCEL

”.

3-1. Press the [

w

] or [

z

] button to select “

ON

” 

or “

OFF

”.

• ON:

Use with connected AMP.

• OFF:

Use with inside AMP.

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Summary of Contents for CX609E

Page 1: ...AAC Bluetooth a 2 DIN 2 DIN Bluetooth CD USB MP3 WMA AAC ONTVANGER RECEPTOR CD USB MP3 WMA AAC Bluetooth 2 DIN 2 DIN Bluetooth CD USB MP3 WMA AAC RECEIVER RECEPTOR Bluetooth duplo DIN CD USB MP3 WMA...

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Page 3: ...this manual Contents 1 FEATURES 4 2 PRECAUTIONS 4 3 CONTROLS 5 Names of the Buttons and Their Main Functions 5 4 REMOTE CONTROL 6 Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons 6 Inserting the Battery 7 5...

Page 4: ...O THIS PRODUCT NOT APPROVED BY THE MANUFACTURER WILL VOID THE WARRANTY Handling Compact Discs Compared to ordinary music CDs CD R and CD RW discs are both easily affected by high temperature and humid...

Page 5: ...uttons Store radio stations in memory or recall it directly while in radio mode CD SLOT Insert CDs here Q EJECT button Press to eject disc DISP button Switch display mode AUX input jack Input jack for...

Page 6: ...a PTY broadcast during a TA ALARM or PTY interrupt w z buttons Increases and decreases volume MUTE button Turns mute function on and off TA button TA on and off Press to cancel a traffic announcement...

Page 7: ...between playback and pause AF button Press to perform repeat play PTY button Press to perform random play Press and hold 1 sec for all random play Inserting the Battery 1 Turn over the remote control...

Page 8: ...djust a sound effect or tone quality to your preference Setting the BEAT EQ This unit is provided with 4 types of sound tone effects stored in memory Select the one you prefer The factory default sett...

Page 9: ...actory default setting is 1 Adjustment range 0 7 1 1 4 2 TREBLE G The factory default setting is 0 Adjustment range 7 to 7 TREBLE F The factory default setting is 10K Adjustment range 5K 10K 15K TREBL...

Page 10: ...ective for the video in the USB iPod mode 1 Press the button to switch to the sound adjustment selection display 2 Press the x or v button to select BBE MP 3 Press the w or z button to select ON or OF...

Page 11: ...the x or v button 1 sec to tune a station Step tuning Press the x or v button to manually tune a station If no operation is performed for more than 7 seconds manual tuning is cancelled and the displa...

Page 12: ...button to select ON or OFF ON REG in the display lights and REG function turns on OFF REG in the display goes off and REG function turns off 4 Press the DISP button to return to the previous mode Manu...

Page 13: ...and PTY standby mode is cancelled 4 Press the DISP button to return to the previous mode Cancelling a PTY interrupt broadcast Press the TA button during the PTY interrupt broadcast the PTY interrupt...

Page 14: ...y The factory default setting is ENGLISH 1 Press and hold the DISP button 1 sec to switch to the adjustment selection display 2 Press the x or v button to select LANGUAGE 3 Press the w or z button to...

Page 15: ...writing MP3 WMA AAC file on a CD R disc or CD RW disc please select ISO9660 level 1 2 or JOLIET or Romeo or APPLE ISO as the writing software format Normal play may not be possible if the disc is rec...

Page 16: ...E appears in the display 2 To resume CD play press the button again Displaying CD titles This unit can display title data for CD text MP3 WMA AAC disc and user titles input with this unit 1 Each time...

Page 17: ...function allows you to locate and play the first 10 seconds of the first track of all the folders on an MP3 WMA AAC disc 1 Press and hold the SCN button 1 sec for folder scan play Repeat play This fun...

Page 18: ...play Press the DISP button to select the display in the following order BT TEL BT AUDIO The connected device name will appear in the display Making a call There are 4 ways to make outgoing call Direct...

Page 19: ...the button 1 sec to pair SELECT This is a setting for user to select one of the paired mobile phones or audio 2 1 Select SELECT 3 1 Press the button then the paired mobile phones appears in the displa...

Page 20: ...HISTORY DELETE ALL 3 1 Press the button then the CONFIRM appears in the display 4 1 Press the button 1 sec then the DELETING appears in the display detele all of the call records successfully PHONE B...

Page 21: ...Press the w or z button to select ON or OFF ON Automatic connection is enabled OFF Automatic connection is disabled PASS KEY This PASS KEY is used during pairing mode A maximum of 10 digits can be cha...

Page 22: ...t System When you set a PIN code called as Personal Code a theft is prevented by disabling the operation of the unit at the theft Setting your Personal Code 2 1 Select CODE 3 1 Press the button The se...

Page 23: ...GE INPUT 3 1 Press the button 3 2 Press and hold the BND button 1 sec to clear the old message 3 3 Press the x or v button to move the cursor 3 4 Press the BND button to select a character type Each t...

Page 24: ...C button to select the mode you want to enter a title CD 2 Select and play a CD for which you want to enter the title 3 Press and hold the DISP button 1 sec 4 Press the x or v button to select TITLE I...

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