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280-8171-00

DXZ756MC

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DXZ756MC

280-8171-00

280-8171-00

DXZ756MC

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Handling Compact Discs

Use only compact discs bearing the 

 or

 mark.

Do not play heart-shaped, octagonal, or other
specially shaped compact discs.

Some CDs recorded in CD-R/CD-RW mode
may not be usable.

Handling

• Compared to ordinary music CDs, CD-R and CD-RW

discs are both easily affected by high temperature and
humidity and some of CD-R and CD-RW discs may
not be played. Therefore, do not leave them for a long
time in the car.

• New discs may have

some roughness around
the edges. If such discs
are used, the player may
not work or the sound
may skip. Use a ball-
point pen or the like to
remove any roughness
from the edge of the
disc.

• Never stick labels on the surface of the compact disc

or mark the surface with a pencil or pen.

• Never play a compact disc with any cellophane tape or

other glue on it or with peeling off marks. If you try to
play such a compact disc, you may not be able to get it
back out of the CD player or it may damage the CD
player.

• Do not use compact discs that have large

scratches, are misshapen, cracked, etc. Use of
such discs may cause misoperation or damage.

• To remove a compact disc from its storage case, press

down on the center of the case and lift the disc out,
holding it carefully by the edges.

• Do not use commercially available CD protection

sheets or discs equipped with stabilizers, etc. These
may damage the disc or cause breakdown of the inter-
nal mechanism.

Storage

• Do not expose compact discs to direct sunlight or any

heat source.

• Do not expose compact discs to excess humidity or

dust.

• Do not expose compact discs to direct heat from heat-

ers.

Cleaning

• To remove fingermarks and dust, use a soft cloth and

wipe in a straight line from the center of the compact
disc to the circumference.

• Do not use any solvents, such as commercially avail-

able cleaners, anti-static spray, or thinner to clean
compact discs.

• After using special compact disc cleaner, let the com-

pact disc dry off well before playing it.

Ball-point pen

Roughness

Display Items

Sloping Console

This unit uses sloping console to make large-
screen displays possible.

When you use the sloping console, be sure to
close it.

BE CAREFUL NOT TO GET YOUR FINGERS
CAUGHT WHEN OPENING AND CLOSING
THE SLOPING CONSOLE.

1. For safety’s sake, always close the SLOP-

ING CONSOLE before leaving this unit un-
used for a prolonged period or switching
OFF the ignition key.

If you switch OFF the ignition key with the
SLOPING CONSOLE tilted, the SLOPING
CONSOLE does not close.

2. Before the SLOPING CONSOLE closes,

there may be a braking sound from the
safety mechanism. This is normal.

3. If you move the SLOPING CONSOLE by

hand, this may create play. To correct this
play, with the power on for the unit, press the
[

Q

] button to close the SLOPING CONSOLE.

4. After a disc is ejected, the SLOPING CON-

SOLE automatically returns to the tilted or
closed state. If there is any obstruction when
the SLOPING CONSOLE tries to close, the
safety mechanism is triggered and the
SLOPING CONSOLE returns to the open
state. If this happens, remove the obstruc-
tion, then press the [

Q

] button.

5. To avoid scratching the compact disc, keep

the 12 or 8 cm CD level when inserting or re-
moving them.

CAUTION

LCD Screen

In extreme cold, the screen movement may slow down and the screen may darken, but this is normal.
The screen will recover when it returns to normal temperature.

: Disc icon
: Play list icon

Source indication

Spectrum analyzer display,
Source icon

Clock, Mute indication

Level bar display

Operation status indication,
Title indication

Performance information, 
Operation contents indication 

Function indication 

: Trick play indication

Main display

Sub display

Title display

Level bar display

Spectrum analyzer display

Operation status indication,
Title indication

•  You cannot change the combination of the upper and 

lower title to your preference.

  The user title is displayed only in the upper title, and the 

lower title does not appear.

•  The title display does not appear in the radio, TV, AUX or 

DVD changer mode.

•  You can select from 5 display patterns in the “

SPE/ANA PTN

” setting.

•  You can select from 4 display 

patterns in the “

SPE/ANA PTN

” 

setting.

Sub icon

: Track icon

: Folder icon

2. PRECAUTIONS

1. When the inside of the car is very cold and the

player is used soon after switching on the
heater moisture may form on the disc or the
optical parts of the player and proper playback
may not be possible. If moisture forms on the
disc, wipe it off with a soft cloth. If moisture
forms on the optical parts of the player, do not
use the player for about one hour. The con-
densation will disappear naturally allowing nor-
mal operation.

2. Driving on extremely bumpy roads which cause

severe vibration may cause the sound to skip.

3. This unit uses a precision mechanism. Even in

the event that trouble arises, never open the
case, disassemble the unit, or lubricate the ro-
tating parts.

USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS, OR PER-
FORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN
THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN, MAY RESULT IN
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER and MINI DISC
PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR RE-
PAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EX-
PRESSLY APPROVED BY THE MANUFAC-
TURER FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE
USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIP-
MENT.

 INFORMATION FOR USERS:

.

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS
PRODUCT NOT APPROVED BY THE MANU-
FACTURER WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.

CAUTION

Summary of Contents for DXZ756MC

Page 1: ... WMA Receiver CeNET Control Music Catcher CD MP3 WMA CeNET Music Catcher CD MP3 WMA CeNET Owner s manual DXZ756MC Clarion Co Ltd All Rights Reserved Copyright 2004 Clarion Co Ltd 2004 11 PE 2745K 280 8172 00 ...

Page 2: ...ons 6 Major Button Operations When External Equipment is Connected to This Unit 7 Display Items 8 LCD Screen 8 5 DCP 9 6 REMOTE CONTROL 10 Inserting the Battery 10 Functions of the Remote Control Unit Buttons 11 7 OPERATIONS 12 Basic Operations 12 Radio Operations 14 CD MP3 WMA Operations 16 MUSIC CATCHER Operations 20 Common Operations 21 8 OPERATIONS OF ACCESSORIES 26 CD Changer Operations 26 TV...

Page 3: ...nd from the safety mechanism This is normal 3 If you move the SLOPING CONSOLE by hand this may create play To correct this play with the power on for the unit press the Q button to close the SLOPING CONSOLE 4 After a disc is ejected the SLOPING CON SOLE automatically returns to the tilted or closed state If there is any obstruction when the SLOPING CONSOLE tries to close the safety mechanism is tr...

Page 4: ...nd from the safety mechanism This is normal 3 If you move the SLOPING CONSOLE by hand this may create play To correct this play with the power on for the unit press the Q button to close the SLOPING CONSOLE 4 After a disc is ejected the SLOPING CON SOLE automatically returns to the tilted or closed state If there is any obstruction when the SLOPING CONSOLE tries to close the safety mechanism is tr...

Page 5: ...A disc MC mode SCN button Performs scan play for 10 seconds of each track while in the CD MP3 WMA MC mode Press and hold for 1 second or longer to perform folder scan play while in the MP3 WMA disc MC mode SRC button Press to turn on the power Press and hold for 1 second or longer to turn off the power Switches the operation mode among the radio mode etc A M button Switches to the audio mode SUB W...

Page 6: ...A disc MC mode SCN button Performs scan play for 10 seconds of each track while in the CD MP3 WMA MC mode Press and hold for 1 second or longer to perform folder scan play while in the MP3 WMA disc MC mode SRC button Press to turn on the power Press and hold for 1 second or longer to turn off the power Switches the operation mode among the radio mode etc A M button Switches to the audio mode SUB W...

Page 7: ...A disc MC mode SCN button Performs scan play for 10 seconds of each track while in the CD MP3 WMA MC mode Press and hold for 1 second or longer to perform folder scan play while in the MP3 WMA disc MC mode SRC button Press to turn on the power Press and hold for 1 second or longer to turn off the power Switches the operation mode among the radio mode etc A M button Switches to the audio mode SUB W...

Page 8: ...nd from the safety mechanism This is normal 3 If you move the SLOPING CONSOLE by hand this may create play To correct this play with the power on for the unit press the Q button to close the SLOPING CONSOLE 4 After a disc is ejected the SLOPING CON SOLE automatically returns to the tilted or closed state If there is any obstruction when the SLOPING CONSOLE tries to close the safety mechanism is tr...

Page 9: ...he DCP carefully to fit it in place Always close the SLOPING CONSOLE be fore removing the DCP If you remove the DCP with the SLOPING CONSOLE open the sloping console closes immediately Be careful not to get your fingers caught The DCP can easily be damaged by shocks After removing it be careful not to drop it or subject it to strong shocks If the RELEASE button is pressed and the DCP is not locked...

Page 10: ... or longer Folder random play MP3 WMA disc MC mode Scan play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc scan play Repeat play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc repeat play Random play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc random play Preset scan When pressed and held for 2 seconds or longer Auto store No function Switches between TV and VTR Some of the correspond...

Page 11: ... or longer Folder random play MP3 WMA disc MC mode Scan play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc scan play Repeat play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc repeat play Random play When pressed and held for 1 second or longer Disc random play Preset scan When pressed and held for 2 seconds or longer Auto store No function Switches between TV and VTR Some of the correspond...

Page 12: ...b to select the frequency The factory default setting is 50 Adjustment 50 80 120 Hz 7 OPERATIONS Basic Operations Note Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter 3 CONTROLS on page 5 unfold CAUTION Be sure to lower the volume before switch ing off the unit power or the ignition key The unit remembers its last volume setting If you switch the power off with the volume u...

Page 13: ...b to select the frequency The factory default setting is 50 Adjustment 50 80 120 Hz 7 OPERATIONS Basic Operations Note Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter 3 CONTROLS on page 5 unfold CAUTION Be sure to lower the volume before switch ing off the unit power or the ignition key The unit remembers its last volume setting If you switch the power off with the volume u...

Page 14: ...ow ing order FM1 FM2 FM3 AM FM1 3 Move the a d lever to tune in the de sired station Tuning There are 3 types of tuning modes available seek manual and preset tuning Seek tuning 1 Press the BND button and select the de sired 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 tun ing is now available 2 Move the a d ...

Page 15: ...ow ing order FM1 FM2 FM3 AM FM1 3 Move the a d lever to tune in the de sired station Tuning There are 3 types of tuning modes available seek manual and preset tuning Seek tuning 1 Press the BND button and select the de sired 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 tun ing is now available 2 Move the a d ...

Page 16: ...ing the CD Set to MP3 WMA Disc Mixed with CD and MP3 WMA type tracks CD type track only MP3 WMA type track only Set to CD Play CD Play MP3 WMA Setting Play CD Play CD Play MP3 WMA Play MP3 WMA Be careful not to catch your hand or fin gers while closing the SLOPING CON SOLE Do not try to put your hand or fingers in the disc insertion slot Also never insert foreign objects into the slot Do not inser...

Page 17: ...ing the CD Set to MP3 WMA Disc Mixed with CD and MP3 WMA type tracks CD type track only MP3 WMA type track only Set to CD Play CD Play MP3 WMA Setting Play CD Play CD Play MP3 WMA Play MP3 WMA Be careful not to catch your hand or fin gers while closing the SLOPING CON SOLE Do not try to put your hand or fingers in the disc insertion slot Also never insert foreign objects into the slot Do not inser...

Page 18: ... ID3 Tags V2 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 Tag displays give priority to V2 3 2 2 In the case of album Tags for WMA the informa tion written into the extension header is displayed Only ASCII characters can be displayed in Tags Selecting a track Track up 1 Move the a d lever up to move ahead to the beginning of the next track 2 Each time you move the lever up the track advances ahead to the beginning of the next t...

Page 19: ... ID3 Tags V2 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 Tag displays give priority to V2 3 2 2 In the case of album Tags for WMA the informa tion written into the extension header is displayed Only ASCII characters can be displayed in Tags Selecting a track Track up 1 Move the a d lever up to move ahead to the beginning of the next track 2 Each time you move the lever up the track advances ahead to the beginning of the next t...

Page 20: ... Note The recordable time shown varies according to the set recording mode MUSIC CATCHER Operations MUSIC CATCHER Operations Setting a recording mode MUSIC CATCHER can be switched between 2 recording modes HQ High Quality MODE about 265 minutes LP Long Play MODE about 353 minutes The factory default setting is HQ 1 Press the ADJ button to switch to the adjust mode 2 Move the a d lever to select MC...

Page 21: ... Note The recordable time shown varies according to the set recording mode MUSIC CATCHER Operations MUSIC CATCHER Operations Setting a recording mode MUSIC CATCHER can be switched between 2 recording modes HQ High Quality MODE about 265 minutes LP Long Play MODE about 353 minutes The factory default setting is HQ 1 Press the ADJ button to switch to the adjust mode 2 Move the a d lever to select MC...

Page 22: ...de 2 Move the a d lever to select AUTO SCROLL 3 Turn the ROTARY knob to select ON or OFF ON Scrolls automatically OFF Scrolls just 1 time when the title was changed or you press and hold the TITLE button for 1 second or longer 4 Press the DISP button to return to the previ ous mode Setting the speed of title scroll The factory default setting is SPEED3 Speed 1 to 6 1 Press and hold the DISP button...

Page 23: ...de 2 Move the a d lever to select AUTO SCROLL 3 Turn the ROTARY knob to select ON or OFF ON Scrolls automatically OFF Scrolls just 1 time when the title was changed or you press and hold the TITLE button for 1 second or longer 4 Press the DISP button to return to the previ ous mode Setting the speed of title scroll The factory default setting is SPEED3 Speed 1 to 6 1 Press and hold the DISP button...

Page 24: ...t the system check The digital connection configuration is auto matically checked When the system check is complete the dis play returns to the previous mode Common Operations Other operations Setting the button illumination Press the COLOR button to select a color Each time you press the COLOR button the color changes in the following order COLOR SCAN Indigo Blue Surf Blue Silky White Aqua Green ...

Page 25: ...t the system check The digital connection configuration is auto matically checked When the system check is complete the dis play returns to the previous mode Common Operations Other operations Setting the button illumination Press the COLOR button to select a color Each time you press the COLOR button the color changes in the following order COLOR SCAN Indigo Blue Surf Blue Silky White Aqua Green ...

Page 26: ...ay If 2 CD changers are connected press the SRC button to select the CD changer for play If NO MAGAZINE appears in the display insert the magazine into the CD changer DISC CHECK appears in the display while the player loads checks the magazine If NO DISC appears in the display eject the maga zine and insert discs into each slot Then reinsert the magazine back into the CD changer Note Some CDs reco...

Page 27: ...ay If 2 CD changers are connected press the SRC button to select the CD changer for play If NO MAGAZINE appears in the display insert the magazine into the CD changer DISC CHECK appears in the display while the player loads checks the magazine If NO DISC appears in the display eject the maga zine and insert discs into each slot Then reinsert the magazine back into the CD changer Note Some CDs reco...

Page 28: ...l of 12 TV stations can be stored 6 TV1 and 6 TV2 This allows you to select your favor ite TV stations and store them in memory 1 Press the BND button and select the de sired TV band TV1 or TV2 2 To recall a stored TV station press the de sired DIRECT button to select that station Press and hold one of the DIRECT buttons for 2 seconds or longer to store the current station into preset memory Manua...

Page 29: ...l of 12 TV stations can be stored 6 TV1 and 6 TV2 This allows you to select your favor ite TV stations and store them in memory 1 Press the BND button and select the de sired TV band TV1 or TV2 2 To recall a stored TV station press the de sired DIRECT button to select that station Press and hold one of the DIRECT buttons for 2 seconds or longer to store the current station into preset memory Manua...

Page 30: ... or main unit connectors are dirty The speaker protection circuit is operating There is a disc other than a compact disc or foreign object already in place MP3 WMA files are absent on the disc Files are not recognized as an MP3 WMA file File system is not correct Disc is dirty Disc is heavily scratched or warped Replace with a fuse of the same amperage If the fuse blows again consult Clarion deale...

Page 31: ... or main unit connectors are dirty The speaker protection circuit is operating There is a disc other than a compact disc or foreign object already in place MP3 WMA files are absent on the disc Files are not recognized as an MP3 WMA file File system is not correct Disc is dirty Disc is heavily scratched or warped Replace with a fuse of the same amperage If the fuse blows again consult Clarion deale...

Page 32: ...rror occurs one of the following displays is displayed Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR 7 ERROR 8 ERROR 9 ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR P ERROR R Measure A DISC is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected A DISC cannot be played due to scratches etc A DISC is loaded upside down inside the CD deck and cannot play Th...

Page 33: ...rror occurs one of the following displays is displayed Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR 7 ERROR 8 ERROR 9 ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6 ERROR P ERROR R Measure A DISC is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected A DISC cannot be played due to scratches etc A DISC is loaded upside down inside the CD deck and cannot play Th...

Page 34: ... WMA Receiver CeNET Control Music Catcher CD MP3 WMA CeNET Music Catcher CD MP3 WMA CeNET Owner s manual DXZ756MC Clarion Co Ltd All Rights Reserved Copyright 2004 Clarion Co Ltd 2004 11 PE 2745K 280 8172 00 ...

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