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XDMA6510 

INSTALLATION 

Wiring Diagram

Rear RCA Auxiliary Input

Connect a portable device

Antenna Input

Connect the vehicle antenna

Rear/Sub RCA Output

Connect an external amp

Front RCA Output

Connect an external amp

Steering Wheel Interface Input

     (PAC SWI-PS sold separately)

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Summary of Contents for XDMA6510

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OWNER S MANUAL AM FM CD Receiver with Detachable Face XDMA6510 ...

Page 2: ... OR WHERE IT WOULD BE SUBJECT TO DUST DIRT OR EXCESSIVE VIBRATION Getting Started s 2EMOVE TRIM RING FROM UNIT s 2EMOVE TRANSIT SCREWS LOCATED ON TOP OF THE UNIT s NSERT THE SUPPLIED KEYS INTO THE SLOTS AS SHOWN AND SLIDE THE UNIT OUT OF THE MOUNTING SLEEVE s NSTALL MOUNTING SLEEVE INTO OPENING BENDING TABS TO SECURE s ONNECT WIRING HARNESS AND ANTENNA ONSULT A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN IF YOU ARE UNSU...

Page 3: ... Rear Sub RCA Output Connect an external amp Front RCA Output Connect an external amp Steering Wheel Interface Input PAC SWI PS sold separately FUSE 7HEN REPLACING THE FUSE MAKE SURE NEW FUSE IS THE CORRECT TYPE AND AMPERAGE 5SING AN INCORRECT FUSE COULD DAMAGE THE RADIO 4HE 8 USES ONE AMP 4 FUSE LOCATED BESIDE THE WIRING CONNECTOR ...

Page 4: ...OWN 4UNE 4RACK 5P 6OLUME 3ELECT PUSH ODE 5P ODE OWN ODE NDICATOR JECT 53 0ORT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 UXILIARY NPUT 0RESET OLDER 5P 0RESET OLDER OWN 0RESET 0LAY 0AUSE 0RESET NTRO 0RESET 2ANDOM 0RESET 2EPEAT ISPLAY UDIO ENU AND SCAPE Loudness 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 10 7 11 12 17 18 10 20 19 21 21 20 2 3 4 7 8 9 11 22 ...

Page 5: ... 12 11 0RESET OLDER 5P Loudness UTE EQ 0RESET OLDER OWN 0RESET 0LAY 0AUSE 0RESET 2EPEAT AND SCAPE 4UNE 4RACK OWN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ODE 6OLUME 5P UDIO ENU 3ELECT 0OWER 4UNE 4RACK 5P 6OLUME OWN ISPLAY 0RESET NTRO 0RESET 2ANDOM 18 16 14 15 17 18 13 ...

Page 6: ...LE FTER INSTALLING THE INTERFACE MODULE INSERT THE MODULEgS MM JACK INTO THE 2 4 PORT ON THE BACK OF THE HEAD UNIT DJUST VOLUME USING VOLUME KNOB Press DISP TO SELECT BETWEEN CLOCK AND DIFFERENT TYPES OF INFORMATION SUCH AS RADIO FREQUENCY TRACK ELAPSED TIME OR 0 7 SONG INFORMATION Press RESET UPON INITIAL INSTALLATION OR IF ABNORMAL OPERATION OCCURS 2ESET BUTTON IS LOCATED BEHIND THE FRONT PANEL ...

Page 7: ...BLES THE FRONT PANEL MM AUXILIARY INPUT 58 2 ISABLES THE FRONT PANEL MM AUXILIARY INPUT Rear Auxiliary Input 58 2 NABLES THE REAR 2 AUXILIARY INPUT 58 2 ISABLES THE REAR 2 AUXILIARY INPUT Rear Sub RCA output 2 3 35 0ROGRAMS THE REAR SUB 2 PREAMP OUTPUT TO SUBWOOFER 2 3 2 2 0ROGRAMS THE REAR SUB 2 PREAMP OUTPUT TO REAR Beep Confirmation 0 ISABLES THE CONFIRMATION BEEP 0 NABLES THE CONFIRMATION BEEP...

Page 8: ...ss EQ THEN TURN THE volume knob TO CYCLE THROUGH THE FOLLOWING EQUALIZATION CURVES 4 DEFAULT 0 0 33 4 2 AND 53 2 NY MANUAL ADJUSTMENT TO THE ASS OR 4REBLE SETTINGS ARE AUTOMATICALLY SAVED AS 53 2 4HE SOURCE VOLUME LEVEL CONTROL ALLOWS A GAIN ADJUSTMENT FOR EACH AUDIO SOURCE 58 2 4 2 2 OPERATION OF I0OD AND 53 3ET THE SOURCE VOLUME LEVEL FOR EACH MODE DEPENDING ON THE RELATIVE VOLUME OF EACH AUDIO ...

Page 9: ...EQUENCY UP OR DOWN ONE STEP AT A TIME 0RESS AND HOLD TO ADVANCE QUICKLY Press BAND TO SELECT BETWEEN AND BANDS 5P TO STATIONS AND STATIONS CAN BE STORED 4O STORE A STATION SELECT THE DESIRED BAND AND STATION 0RESS AND HOLD THE DESIRED PRESET BUTTON FOR MORE THAN SECONDS 7HEN STORED THE PRESET NUMBER WILL APPEAR IN THE DISPLAY 4HE STATION CAN BE RECALLED ANYTIME BY PRESSING THE CORRESPONDING PRESET...

Page 10: ...TO RESUME PLAYBACK Press INT TO ENTER THE NTRO MENU THEN TURN THE VOLUME KNOB TO SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS s ANCELS THE INT FUNCTION s 0LAYS THE FIRST SECONDS OF EACH TRACK Press RPT TO ENTER THE 2EPEAT MENU THEN TURN THE VOLUME KNOB TO SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS s 0LAYS ALL TRACKS ON s 42 ONTINUOUSLY REPEATS SELECTED TRACK Press RDM TO ENTER THE 2ANDOM MENU THEN TURN THE VOLUME...

Page 11: ...ATION h2 4v WILL BE DISPLAYED IF THE DIRECTORY NAME OF A ROOT folder is not labeled 4HIS ICON WILL ILLUMINATE WHEN THE SONG TITLE IS DISPLAYED 4HIS ICON WILL ILLUMINATE WHEN THE ARTIST NAME IS DISPLAYED 4HIS ICON WILL ILLUMINATE WHEN THE FOLDER NAME IS DISPLAYED 4HIS ICON WILL ILLUMINATE WHEN THE FILE NAME IS DISPLAYED AXIMUM CHARACTER DISPLAY INFORMATION s 4RACK NAME n CHARACTER MAXIMUM s IRECTOR...

Page 12: ... THE ROOT DIRECTORY WILL BE LOCATED IN THE FOLDER NAMED 2 4 0RESS SELECT TO VIEW THE FILES ON THE ROOT FOLDER 4URN THE volume knob TO CYCLE THROUGH ALL THE FOLDERS ON THE DEVICE AND PRESS SELECT TO CHOOSE THE DESIRED FOLDER 4HE LIST OF FILES IN THE SELECTED FOLDER WILL BE DISPLAYED 4URN THE volume knob TO CYCLE THROUGH THE LIST OF FILES Note 0RESSING ESC WHEN VIEWING THE CONTENTS OF A FOLDER WILL ...

Page 13: ...TED FOLDER Press RDM TO ENTER THE 2ANDOM MENU THEN TURN THE Volume knob TO SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS s ANCELS THE RDM FUNCTION s 0LAYS ALL TRACKS IN RANDOM ORDER s 2 0LAYS ALL TRACKS IN FOLDER IN RANDOM ORDER Note 2ANDOM MODE IS RETAINED IN MEMORY WHEN SELECTING BETWEEN OTHER MODES AND WHEN THE UNIT IS TURNED ON OFF Press INT TO ENTER THE NTRO MENU THEN TURN THE volume knob TO SELECT ONE...

Page 14: ...S IN THE ORDER THEY WERE RECORDED IN 2EFER TO YOUR RECORDING SOFTWARE S USER S MANUAL for more information s 3 LEVEL s 3 LEVEL s 9ELLOW OOK s 9ELLOW OOK 2 s ULTI SESSION s AXIMUM FILES s AXIMUM FOLDERS s AXIMUM FOLDER LEVELS s 0 UDIO AYER 3 STANDARDS s AXIMUM NESTED FOLDER DEPTH IS INCLUDING THE ROOT FOLDER s 6ALID CHARACTERS FOR FOLDER FILE NAMES ARE LETTERS ALL CAPS NUMBERS AND h v UNDERSCORE 3O...

Page 15: ...Z K Z K Z K Z KBPS KBPS CONSTANT Variable bit rates KBPS KBPS CONSTANT Variable bit rates Note 3OME FILES MAY NOT PLAY OR BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY DEPENDING ON SAMPLING RATES AND BIT RATES TAGS 6ERSION TO 4HIS MODEL WILL NOT DISPLAY 6ERSION OR GREATER TAGS OR BEST RESULTS USE THE FOLLOWING SETTINGS WHEN BURNING AN 0 DISC KBPS OR HIGHER CONSTANT BIT RATE K Z OR HIGHER SAMPLING FREQUENCY OR BEST RESUL...

Page 16: ...I AGAIN TO RESUME PLAYBACK Press SELECT TO ENTER THE FILE FOLDER SEARCH MODE LIST OF ALL THE FOLDERS FROM THE 53 DEVICE WILL BE DISPLAYED Note NY FILES LOCATED IN THE ROOT DIRECTORY WILL BE LOCATED IN THE FOLDER NAMED 2 4 0RESS SELECT TO VIEW THE FILES ON THE ROOT FOLDER 4URN THE volume knob TO CYCLE THROUGH ALL THE FOLDERS ON THE DEVICE AND PRESS SELECT TO CHOOSE THE DESIRED FOLDER 4HE LIST OF FI...

Page 17: ...DEVICES WITH MORE THAN ONE FOLDER Press RPT TO ENTER THE 2EPEAT MENU THEN TURN THE volume knob TO SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS s 0LAYS ALL TRACKS ON THE DEVICE s 42 ONTINUOUSLY REPEATS SELECTED TRACK s 2 ONTINUOUSLY REPEATS ALL FILES IN SELECTED FOLDER Press RDM TO ENTER THE 2ANDOM MENU THEN TURN THE volume knob TO SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS s ANCELS THE RDM FUNCTION s 0LAYS ALL TR...

Page 18: ...TO THE 53 DEVICE AND BEGINS IN THE ROOT FOLDER NY EMPTY FOLDERS OR FOLDERS THAT DO NOT INCLUDE 0 7 FILES ARE SKIPPED EPENDING ON YOUR SOFTWARE THE PLAYBACK ORDER MAY VARY s AXIMUM NUMBER OF FILES s AXIMUM NUMBER OF FOLDERS PLUS THE ROOT DIRECTORY s AXIMUM NUMBER OF FILES IN EACH FOLDER AND ROOT Note F THE NUMBER OF FILES FOLDERS EXCEEDS THE MAXIMUM OUTLINED ABOVE THE ADDITIONAL FILES FOLDERS WILL ...

Page 19: ...ENSION K Z K Z K Z K Z KBPS KBPS CONSTANT Variable bit rates KBPS KBPS CONSTANT Variable bit rates Note 3OME FILES MAY NOT PLAY OR BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY DEPENDING ON SAMPLING RATES AND BIT RATES TAGS 6ERSION TO Note F AN INVALID TAG VERSION IS DETECTED 3500 24 WILL SCROLL ON THE DISPLAY Additional MP3 WMA Information Sampling Frequency Rates MP3 WMA Transfer Bit rates MP3 WMA MP3 Tag Display ...

Page 20: ...OR A LIST OF THE SEARCH MENU NAVIGATION OPTIONS Search Menu Functions step 1 step 2 step 3 Press SELECT ONCE TO ENTER THE SEARCH MODE 4URN THE volume KNOB TO SELECT BETWEEN playlist artist album songs audiobook and podcast Press SELECT TO SELECT THE DESIRED SEARCH TYPE AVIGATE TO THE DESIRED SONG AND PRESS SELECT TO BEGIN PLAYBACK OF THAT SONG 5SE THE TABLE BELOW FOR REFERENCE WHEN NAVIGATING THRO...

Page 21: ... INT FUNCTION s 0LAYS FIRST SECONDS OF EACH TRACK NLY ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS CAN BE DISPLAYED 3 TYPE 3500 24 WILL BE DISPLAYED IF THE FILE CONTAINS CHARACTERS THAT CAN NOT BE DISPLAYED WILL BE DISPLAYED IF THERE ARE NO SONGS IN THE SELECTED PLAYLIST AXIMUM CHARACTER DISPLAY INFORMATION s 3ONG TITLE n CHARACTER MAXIMUM s RTIST NAME n CHARACTER MAXIMUM s LBUM NAME n CHARACTER MAXIMUM 3ONG 4ITLE RTI...

Page 22: ...NG DURING RETURN SHIPMENT OF THE PRODUCT 3PECIFIC LICENSE CONDITIONS AND COPYRIGHT NOTICES FOR THE SOFTWARE CAN BE FOUND VIA WWW DUALAV COM What to do EFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE CHECK THE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE IN YOUR OWNER S MANUAL SLIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF ANY CUSTOM CONTROLS MAY SAVE YOU A SERVICE CALL F YOU REQUIRE SERVICE DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD YOU MUST CAREFULLY PACK THE PRODUCT PREFERABLY IN...

Page 23: ...ING Excessive skipping 5NIT IS NOT MOUNTED CORRECTLY OR BACKSTRAP IS NOT SECURE HECK MOUNTING SLEEVE AND BACKSTRAP SUPPORT 0HYSICAL DEFECT IN MEDIA 2 OR 27 HECK MEDIA FOR SCRATCHES ERROR 2 appears on display ISC READ ERROR OR DISC IS IN UPSIDE DOWN 0RESS EJECT OR RESET PROTECT appears on display 4HE 7 FILE IS COPY PROTECTED BY 2 IGITAL 2IGHTS ANAGEMENT 7RITE DISC USING 7 FILES THAT ARE NOT COPY PR...

Page 24: ...SE 30Hz 13kHz 4UNING RANGE 530kHz 1710kHz 5SABLE SENSITIVITY 22uV REQUENCY RESPONSE 30Hz 2 2kHz 3PEAKER OUTPUT IMPEDANCE 4 8 ohms INE OUTPUT VOLTAGE 2 Volts RMS IMENSIONS 7 x 7 x 2 178 x 178 x 51 mm ESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE CD Player FM Tuner AM Tuner General 0OWER 3TANDARD 3PECIFICATIONS REFERENCE 6 6 Z K Z 0OWER UTPUT 7ATTS 2 3 X CHANNELS AT OHMS AND 4 3IGNAL TO ...

Page 25: ... HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN A RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION 4HIS EQUIPMENT GENERATES USES AND CAN RADIATE RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY AND IF NOT INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS OWEVER THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT INTERFERENCE WILL NOT OCCUR IN A PARTICULAR INSTALLATION F THIS EQUIPMENT DOES CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO OR TELEVI...

Page 26: ...N ELECTRONIC ACCESSORY HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO CONNECT SPECIFICALLY TO I0OD OR I0HONE RESPECTIVELY AND HAS BEEN CERTIFIED BY THE DEVELOPER TO MEET PPLE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS PPLE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION OF THIS DEVICE OR ITS COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY AND REGULATORY STANDARDS 0LEASE NOTE THAT THE USE OF THIS ACCESSORY WITH I0OD OR I0HONE MAY AFFECT WIRELESS PERFORMANCE THER TRADEMARKS AND TR...

Page 27: ...ing post by hand clockwise into the tab on the bracket 6 Tighten the mounting post using the supplied wrench 7 Remove the plastic nut from the device mount and slide it onto the mounting post 8 Carefully snap the device mount onto the ball shaped end of the mounting post 9 Tighten the plastic nut by hand until tight Adjust the tension of the cradle using this nut mounting bracket mounting bracket ...

Page 28: ...DO NOT RETURN THIS UNIT 0 THE STORE PLEASECALLTHEDUALCUSTOMER SERVICE LINE FOR ASSISTANCE 1 866 382 5476 www dualav com ...

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