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1. PRECAUTIONS

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2. CONTROLS

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MAIN UNIT ...................................................................................................................................... 5

3. NOMENCLATURE

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Names of the Buttons and Their Functions ..................................................................................... 6

Slider's Key Operation .................................................................................................................... 7

Display Items ................................................................................................................................... 8

OEL Display ..................................................................................................................................... 8

4. REMOTE CONTROL (Optional item)

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Inserting the Battery ......................................................................................................................... 9

Functions of Remote Control Unit Buttons .................................................................................... 10

5. OPERATIONS

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Basic Operations ............................................................................................................................11

Radio Mode Operations ................................................................................................................ 16

Radio Data System Operations ..................................................................................................... 18

USB Operations ............................................................................................................................ 21

iPod Operations ............................................................................................................................. 25

Common Operations ..................................................................................................................... 29

6. TROUBLESHOOTING

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7. ERROR DISPLAYS

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8. SPECIFICATIONS

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FZ409E

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FZ409E

English

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital de-

vice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reason-

able protection against harmful interference in

a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radi-

ate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio com-

munications. However, there is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular

installation.

1. PRECAUTIONS

If this equipment does cause harmful interfer-

ence to radio or television reception, which can

be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to consult the

dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

The use of apparatus in moderate climates.

The organic electro-luminescence display (OEL Display) of this product is made by high technology

basis.

However, it is possible that there might be part of the pixels which is always lighting or not lightning.

Sometimes unevenness of color and brightness might be occurred depend on the point of view to watch

in a characteristic.

A descending line across the screen will be displayed regularly to prevent OEL Display burn-in.

Please note that these are not hardware/software failures as it happens to be the structure of the organic

electro-luminescence display.

Display Items

OEL Screen

Manufactured under license from BBE Sound, Inc.
Licensed by BBE Sound, Inc. under one or more of the following US patents: 5510752, 5736897. BBE and BBE symbol are

registered trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc.

Title display

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Page 3: ...ns 11 Radio Mode Operations 16 Radio Data System Operations 18 USB Operations 21 iPod Operations 25 Common Operations 29 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 33 7 ERROR DISPLAYS 34 8 SPECIFICATIONS 35 Contents English 3 FZ409E The use of apparatus in moderate climates Manufactured under license from BBE Sound Inc Licensed by BBE Sound Inc under one or more of the following US patents 5510752 5736897 BBE and BBE symb...

Page 4: ...nd found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital de vice pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reason able protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radi ate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio com...

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Page 6: ...nctions key Switch to ADJ menu key This key is used to make various settings Touch and hold the key for 1 second or longer to enter the Fast forward or Fast backward mode while in USB mode key Play or pause a track while in the USB mode Toggle Mute on off while in the Radio mode Touch and hold the key for 2 seconds or longer to memory new value during setting mode slider Adjust the volume key Swit...

Page 7: ...d slider will decrease volume con tinuosly Touch hold will to scroll up items continu osly Slide Touch and release once will increase the volume 1 step Touch and release once will decrease the volume 1 step Touch and release once will scroll up items 1 step Touch and release once will scroll down items 1 step Downloaded from Caradio Manual com Manuals ...

Page 8: ...times unevenness of color and brightness might be occurred depend on the point of view to watch in a characteristic A descending line across the screen will be displayed regularly to prevent OEL Display burn in Please note that these are not hardware software failures as it happens to be the structure of the organic electro luminescence display Display Items OEL Screen Title display Downloaded fro...

Page 9: ...4 Replace the cover and slide in until it clicks into place Notes Misuse may result in rupture of the battery producing leakage of ﬂuid and resulting in personal injury or damage to surrounding materials Always follow these safety precautions Use only the designated battery When replacing the battery insert properly with polarities oriented correctly Do not subject battery to heat or dispose of in...

Page 10: ...ess and hold the button for 2 seconds or longer Auto store Scan play Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer to perform folder scan play AF function on and off Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer REG function on and off Repeat play Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer to perform folder repeat play PTY mode on and off Random play Press and hold the button for 1 sec...

Page 11: ...is unit will switch to previous mode after system check Selecting a mode 1 Touch the key to switch to Source menu 2 Touch the corresponding key beside the Source mode name to enter into desired mode Adjusting the volume 1 Slide up along the or touch the key to increases the volume 2 Slide down along the or touch the key to decreases the volume The volume level is from 0 minimum to 33 maximum Switc...

Page 12: ...ndicator mode Clock Example iPod Sound adjustments You can adjust a sound effect or tone quality to your preference When CT data is not received ap pears in the display for Title mode and Indicator mode while appears in the display for Clock mode 1 Touch the key to switch to ADJ menu 2 Select SOUND in the menu to enter Sound Adjustment mode 3 Slide along the slider or touch key the Sound Adjustmen...

Page 13: ...1st selected item 3 3 Touch key to select Gain G center frequency F or Q factor Q 3 4 Slide along slider or touch key to adjust the value The factory default setting G 0 Adjustment range 7 to 7 F 500Hz Adjustment range 500 1k 2k Q 1 0 Adjustment range 0 7 1 0 1 4 2 0 Adjusting the mid This adjustment can be performed only when the BEAT EQ is set to CUSTOM 3 1 Select MID 3 2 Touch key to enter deta...

Page 14: ...gs touch the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item Adjusting the fader 3 1 Select FADER 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to adjust the balance of the rear and front speakers The factory default setting is CENTER Adjustment range FRONT 12 to REAR 12 3 4 After completing settings touch the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item Adjusting the ba...

Page 15: ...or 120 3 1 Select S W VOL 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to increases or decreases the subwoofer volume Setting the subwoofer You can set the low pass ﬁlter of subwoofer 3 1 Select S W LPF 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select the setting in sequence THROUGH 60 90 120 The factory default setting is...

Page 16: ...2 types of seek tuning DX SEEK and LOCAL SEEK DX SEEK can automatically tune in to receivable broadcast stations LOCAL SEEK can tune in to only broadcast stations with a good reception sensitivity 1 Touch the key and select the desired band FM or AM If is lit in the display touch and hold the key for 1 second or longer in the display goes off and seek tuning is now avail able If is lit in the disp...

Page 17: ...ds to recall a preset station Method 1 3 1 Select P CH MEMORY 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select the desired preset station 3 4 Touch ENT key for less than 1 second to recall the stored radio frequency Method 2 1 Touch the key to select the desired band 2 Slide along slider or touch key to select the desired preset station 3 Touch ENT key to r...

Page 18: ...the Radio Data System broadcast station being received has trafﬁc announcement programmes Setting the TA standby mode If you touch the key when only is lit in the display and light in the display and the unit is set into the TA standby mode until a trafﬁc announcement is broadcast When a traf ﬁc announcement broadcast starts TRA INFO appears in the display If you touch the key while a trafﬁc annou...

Page 19: ...Select PTY 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select ON or OFF 3 4 After completing settings touch the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item OFF PTY in the display goes off and PTY standby mode is cancelled Cancelling a PTY interrupt broadcast Touch the key during the PTY interrupt broadcast the PTY interrupt is cancelled and the unit returns to...

Page 20: ...y default setting is ON 3 1 Select AF 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select ON or OFF 3 4 After completing settings touch the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item ON AF in the display lights and AF function turns on OFF AF in the display goes off and AF function turns off If the reception of the current broadcast sta tion deteriorates SEARC...

Page 21: ...aximum data transfer rates of 12 Mbps USB memory devices that can be played by connecting to the unit s USB cable are limited to those recognized as USB mass storage class devices operation is not guaranteed with all USB memory devices Devices compatible with USB Mass Storage Class can be used merely by connecting to the host device without need for special drivers or application software Consult ...

Page 22: ...gh sound quality This means that several mu sic CDs can be recorded on a USB memory de vice to allow a long listening time Depends on the USB memory device storage capacity Precautions when creating MP3 WMA AAC ﬁle Usable sampling rates and bit rates See USB page 35 for details To disable DRM Digital Rights Management 1 When using Windows Media Player 9 10 11 click on TOOL OPTIONS MUSIC RE CORD ta...

Page 23: ...acks are read into the unit The order in which tracks are recorded may differ depending on the device connected the actual playback order may not be the same as that indicated on your computer s display To listen to tracks on a connected USB memory device 1 Touch the key to switch to the Source menu and select the USB When USB memory device is selected playback except DRM ﬁles will begin from the ...

Page 24: ...re return to the 1st selected item 3 5 During scan will keep blinking All scan play starts from the next track after the track currently being played Scan play This function allows you to locate and play the ﬁrst 10 seconds of all the tracks in current folder 3 1 Select SCAN 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select TRACK 3 4 Touch the ENT key TRACK ...

Page 25: ...CK 3 4 Touch the ENT key TRACK RANDOM will be displayed for 2 seconds before return to the 1st selected item 3 5 lights in the display 3 Touch ENT key to enter Music menu list or Video menu list For iPod which does not support video play display will display Music menu list directly If MUSIC is selected playback will begin from the last ﬁle that was played on the iPod iPod Operations This section ...

Page 26: ...he ENT key REPEAT OFF will be displayed for 2 seconds before return to the 1st selected item Random play Play all albums within a selected category in ran dom order Corresponds to Shufﬂe Albums command on iPod 3 1 Select RANDOM 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to select TRACK 3 4 Touch the ENT key TRACK RANDOM will be displayed for 2 seconds before re...

Page 27: ...h key to select a track within a category iPod Operations Selecting category from the iPod Video menu 1 Touch and hold the key for 1 second or longer 2 Select to switch to Music menu or Video menu 3 If VIDEO is selected from the list iPod Video menu categories will be displayed Note Repeat and Random mode operations are not supported when in the iPod menu mode 4 Slide along slider or touch key to ...

Page 28: ...h the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item Note The setting will only take effect after disconnecting and re connecting the iPod 3 4 After completing settings touch the ENT key to return to the 1st selected item Notes During iPod Simple mode ON iPod Mode will be displayed as below and cannot switch to other display layout During Simple Mode On do not operate from iPod and this unit at the sa...

Page 29: ... as following order DISP BRIGHT BEEP CODE SCREEN SAVER AUTO SCROLL SCROLL SPEED DIMMER BLINKING LED AMP CANCEL TEL SWITCH SYSTEM CHECK If no operation is performed for more than 10 seconds ADJ mode is cancelled and the display returns to the previous mode Setting the beep The factory default setting is ON 3 1 Select BEEP 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Touch the key to select ON or...

Page 30: ...ion on the operation display corresponding to the button op eration is shown for about 30 seconds and the display returns to the screen saver display The factory default setting is ON Common Operations 3 6 MEMORY XXXX will be displayed for 2 sec onds where XXXX is the entered digits 3 6 If successfully delete the registered code DELETED will be displayed for 2 seconds and back to 1st item 3 7 If u...

Page 31: ...ry default setting is 3 3 1 Select SCROLL SPEED 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Slide along slider or touch key to adjust the speed value Parameter range 1 5 OFF To scroll just 1 time ON To scroll automatically Setting the dimmer control You can set the dimmer control ON or OFF The factory default setting is ON 3 1 Select DIMMER 3 2 Touch key to enter detail setting stage 3 3 Touch...

Page 32: ...a system check from the adjust mode when required 3 1 Select SYSTEM CHECK 3 2 Touch ENT key SYSTEM CHECK ap pears in the display 3 3 After ﬁnish checking this unit will switch to previous mode Notes This unit requires hands free kit that supports AUX input as a source of cellular phone audio input Please consult your local authorized Clarion dealer for more information on the hands free kit offere...

Page 33: ...ins no MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles The ﬁles are not proper MP3 WMA AAC format Record MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles properly to the device Use only properly encoded MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles The device isn t recognized Connectors are loose Disconnect the device and reconnect securely Can t insert the device The MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles are improperly encoded Use only properly encoded MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles Connectors are loose Disconnect the de...

Page 34: ...perly encoded Use only properly encoded MP3 WMA AAC ﬁles The iPod contains no audio ﬁles Insert an iPod containing audio ﬁles Do not support the HUB devices Disconnect the devices and reconnect If the devices are still not recognized try replacing with a different devices Do not use the HUB devices Over current detection ERROR 3 iPod mode CUR ERR HUB ERR ERROR 2 Downloaded from Caradio Manual com ...

Page 35: ...67 kg Dimensions 178 mm Width X 50 mm Height X 154 2 mm Depth Audio Maximum Power Output 200 W 50 W X 4 ch Power Output 4 X 18 W DIN 45324 B 14 4 V Bass Control Action 100 Hz 14 dB Middle Control Action 1 kHz 14 dB Treble Control Action 10 kHz 14 dB Line Output with A C 1 kHz 10 kΩ 1 8 V USB USB 1 1 and 2 0 compatible with a maximum transfer rates of up to 12Mbps Full speed Folder Level Limit 8 Le...

Page 36: ...Co Ltd Printed in Malaysia Imprimé en Malaisie Gedruckt in Malaysia Stampato in Malaysia Gedrukt in Maleisi Impreso en Malasia Tryckt i Malaysia Impresso na Malásia PE 8504 E Clarion Co Ltd 280 8769 01 Downloaded from Caradio Manual com Manuals ...

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