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Operation

How to operate the tuner

Operation

ATTENTION

• If stations have been stored in memory,

pressing a button from [1] to [6] will enable
you to select a station. (Refer to "Manually
storing stations into memory" on page 43.)

Listening to the tuner

For details, refer to "Switching Audio
Modes" on page 18.

Tuning to a station

There are both automatic and manual methods
(one of each) for storing stations in memory. The
main unit can store up to 24 stations in memory.
There are 6 stations for AM and 18 stations for
FM (6 each for FM1, FM2 and FM3) (initial
settings).

Radio bands will switch from FM1 

FM2 

 FM3 

 AM in order each time

the button is pressed.

Right:

Tunes to higher frequencies.

Left:

Tunes to lower frequencies.

Right:

Starts searching toward higher
frequencies.

Left:

Starts searching toward lower
frequencies.

ATTENTION

At times, it may be difficult to maintain
optimum reception because the antenna
attached to your vehicle is constantly in motion
(relative to the broadcast antenna),
encountering continuous variation in the
strength of the radio signals received. Other
factors affecting reception include interference
from natural obstacles, buildings, etc.
When an optional HD Radio tuner unit is
connected, digital broadcasts have reception
priority. (U.S.A. only)

Operations during rotary mode

For the operation method in the Rotary mode,
refer to page 19.

1

Switch to tuner mode.

1

Press the [RTN/BAND] button 
briefly (for less than one second) 
to switch to the desired FM or AM 
band.

2

Press the [SELECT] (Right/Left) 
button to tune to a station.

3

Press and hold the [SELECT] 
(Right/Left) button. The device 
starts to search for stations 
automatically.

Summary of Contents for E-iSERV CD7200 mkII

Page 1: ...ult rieurement Tras adquirir este receptor rogamos lea atentamente su manual para una correcta utilizaci n del equipo Igualmente guarde dicho manual en un lugar adecuado para poder recurrir a l en cas...

Page 2: ...a fire or other severe damage to the main unit and the vehicle Never install this main unit where it will interfere with safe operation of the vehicle Never block the drivers view Do not install main...

Page 3: ...ing attention to the forward direction Do not put foreign objects in the loading slot of disc or USB input terminal Fires or shocks may result Do not disassemble or alter this main unit Accidents fire...

Page 4: ...this main unit When the air flow of the heat sink or vents are obstructed the interior overheats and fires may result Connect as specified in the installation manual If not connected normally fires o...

Page 5: ...pture and leakage Store the remote control in a place away from direct sunlight high temperatures and high moisture levels The outer case may change shape and the batteries may rupture and leak Do not...

Page 6: ...6 For your safety in using the CD7200 mkII...

Page 7: ...e the AUDIO CONTROL 64 How to operate the Sound Adjustment Mode 66 Making changes with Display Adjustment Mode 80 Making changes with Function Mode 84 How to operate the main unit with an optional CD...

Page 8: ...ow to attach the detachable panel 21 How to operate the CD MP3 WMA player 22 About compact discs 22 About brand new CDs 22 About CD accessories 23 About borrowed CDs 23 How to remove CDs 23 About irre...

Page 9: ...e music 37 Selecting the music you want to listen to 38 Fast Forward Rewind 38 Bluetooth audio setup 38 Displaying the BT Audio Set selection mode 38 Switching the Bluetooth audio mode on and off 38 C...

Page 10: ...tion 52 Displaying the Phone Setting selection mode 52 Registering a cell phone 53 Delete a registered cell phone 54 Connecting a registered cell phone 54 Disconnecting a cell phone 55 Registering pho...

Page 11: ...Speaker layout settings SP Layout 77 Importing Sound Data Sound Data 77 Reading custom mode Data Custom Mode 78 Making changes with Display Adjustment Mode 80 Switching the Display Adjustment Mode 80...

Page 12: ...operate the tuner with an optional XM satellite radio tuner connected U S A CANADA only 96 About XM satellite radio 96 Selecting the radio mode 96 Selecting a channel 96 Operations during rotary mode...

Page 13: ...REPEAT 106 Playing music files in random order SHUFFLE 106 Displaying text 106 Others 108 Connecting a portable audio player to the AUX jack 108 Switching the AUX mode on and off 108 Switching the inp...

Page 14: ...main unit Do not insert any foreign objects such as coins or credit cards into the disc slot Avoid severe mechanical shock When the player is subjected to severe vibration while traveling over a roug...

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Page 16: ...button Opens closes front panel and ejects CD b VOL button Adjusts volume c SELECT button Selects radio station and CD tracks Selects setting items d ENTER button Enters selected item e MENU button S...

Page 17: ...ns 1 to 6 Selects radio preset channels and performs disc mode functions j SOURCE PWR button Switches audio mode Turn the power on or off k RTN BAND button Returns to previous screen Switches radio ba...

Page 18: ...SOURCE PWR button until ACC OFF is displayed Switching Audio Modes Press the button to switch mode in the following sequence FM AM SIRIUS 1 XM 1 CD MP3 WMA 2 CDC 1 USB 2 AUX 3 iPod 1 BT Audio 3 FM AM...

Page 19: ...for more information on switching them Sound Adjustment Mode Page 71 Display Adjustment Mode Page 80 Function Mode Page 84 A shortcut will be created If the MENU button is held for less than one seco...

Page 20: ...e MENU button for more than one second 2 Press the SELECT Up Down button to select SHORTCUT 3 Press the ENTER button 1 Press the SCREEN TEXT for less than one second Pattern Display Motion picture Dis...

Page 21: ...at the left end of the front panel with the lock on the main unit itself Press the right end of the front panel until it clicks into place 1 Press the Release button 2 Detaching the front panel 3 Put...

Page 22: ...nd kept away from high temperature and humidity Do not adhere a piece of paper or tape Do not write on or scratch either side of a disc Discs spin at a high speed inside the main unit Keep cracked or...

Page 23: ...ailable and said to protect disc and to improve sound quality and antivibration effect but they can do more harm than good in regular uses The most common problems are disc insertion disc ejections an...

Page 24: ...ler than MP3 files This main unit has limitations on MP3 WMA file standards and recorded media and formats that can be used Playable MP3 file standards Supported standards MPEG 1 Audio Layer III Suppo...

Page 25: ...and CD RW discs be kept in a light blocking case because the discs are vulnerable to ultra violet light Format of discs The format of discs to be used must be ISO9660 Level 1 or Level 2 Control items...

Page 26: ...files on the disc It is recommended that the disc be recorded without files other than MP3 WMA files and without unnecessary folders in order to speed up the checking of disc files by the main unit MP...

Page 27: ...for more than one second MP3 WMA files which are not supported cannot be played In this case NO SUPPORT is displayed The optional CD changer cannot be used to play MP3 WMA files TRACK FILE UP DOWN CD...

Page 28: ...irectory and the first music track file will be played ATTENTION When there is no file to be played in the root directory the file in the first folder is played FAST FORWARD REWIND CD MP3 WMA Right Fa...

Page 29: ...sionally the same track will play two or more times This is a normal operation and is not a sign of a problem SCAN REPEAT or RANDOM will appear on the display when these functions are active FOLDER SC...

Page 30: ...titles These information will be displayed during playback CD text Folder name file name or tag recorded with characters other than alphanumeric and symbols cannot be displayed Ejecting the disc The f...

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Page 32: ...EG 2 16 22 05 24 kHz MPEG 2 5 8 11 025 12 kHz Supported bit rate MPEG 1 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 288 320 kbps MPEG 2 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 kbps MPEG 2 5 8 16 24...

Page 33: ...names A Z 0 9 _ underscore Number of files possible on a single USB memory 3000 Total number of folders possible on a single USB memory 999 Maximum folders this main unit can recognize 1000 A root dir...

Page 34: ...the USB music file player When a USB memory or a digital audio player with a USB terminal is connected to a USB connector music files can be played from the USB memory 75 EQPPGEVKQP VGTOKPCN HQT 75 OG...

Page 35: ...ayer CAUTION 12 Do not disconnect the USB memory or turn the ignition key to ACC OFF position while accessing the USB memory Doing so may corrupt the data Depending on the type connected the USB memor...

Page 36: ...of Bluetooth some portable devices may not be able to be connected to the main unit for communication Depending on the surrounding environment the connection may become unstable and the Bluetooth aud...

Page 37: ...evice Stopping the music For details refer to Switching Audio Modes on page 18 ATTENTION The portable device may continue to play music even if it is switched to another audio mode Pausing the music T...

Page 38: ...the main unit and the portable device Device INFO display Displays device information for the main unit Displaying the BT Audio Set selection mode The MENU selection mode is displayed The BT Audio Se...

Page 39: ...ED message appears on the display ATTENTION If the portable device is still connected disconnect it If the connection has not been successfully completed and the FAILED message appears on the display...

Page 40: ...ice main unit the passcode and the BD ADD device address can be displayed The name of the device and the passcode are displayed ATTENTION Each time the SCREEN TEXT button is pressed the display change...

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Page 42: ...tarts searching toward higher frequencies Left Starts searching toward lower frequencies ATTENTION At times it may be difficult to maintain optimum reception because the antenna attached to your vehic...

Page 43: ...memory Preset station scan This function enables reception of all the stations in the preset buttons for five seconds each P SCAN will appear on the display and stations stored under preset buttons 1...

Page 44: ...io band switches in the order shown below each time the buttons are pressed USA ASIA AUS LATIN USA www When the power is turned on stations will be searched for automatically and stored in buttons 1 t...

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Page 46: ...an accident When using the remote control point it toward the remote control light receptor The light receptor may not operate correctly if it is exposed to bright light such as direct sunlight Remov...

Page 47: ...e j button Increases audio volume including hands free mode k d TUNE SEEK u buttons TRACK buttons Selects radio stations and CD tracks WARNING 12 To prevent accidents store batteries out of the reach...

Page 48: ...e cell phone has been connected to the main unit it will remain connected until the connection is cancelled Depending on the version of Bluetooth some cell phones may not be able to communicate with t...

Page 49: ...using the stored phone numbers phonebook and incoming outgoing call history Making a call by dialing a phone number Calls can be made by dialing phone numbers from the main unit Before dialing a phon...

Page 50: ...oing call history press the MODE button repeatedly until the Outgoing Calls is displayed The phone number and name stored in the phonebook appear on the display to confirm the number to be dialed The...

Page 51: ...lly refer to Setting Auto Answer on page 56 A phone connection is made and you can start talking Hanging up refusing a call Calls can be terminated or refused The phone call is terminated ATTENTION Ca...

Page 52: ...cell phone and connect disconnect or delete it Phone Book setting To store data from the phonebook of the cell phone in the phonebook of the main unit Auto Answer setting To set the cell phone to Auto...

Page 53: ...e is on the display The cell phone is now registered to the main unit and appear on the display If the registration has not been successfully completed the FAILED message appears on the display Repeat...

Page 54: ...data associated will also be deleted including history preset dial and phonebook from the main unit Connecting a registered cell phone 3 Press the SELECT Up Down button to select Device Search 4 Pres...

Page 55: ...ll be displayed if data transfer is not successful Repeat the transmit procedure 3 Press the SELECT Up Down button to select the cell phone to be connected 4 Press the ENTER button 5 Press the SELECT...

Page 56: ...Ring tone is set ON by default Setting Auto Answer for registered cell phones Cell phones which have been registered to the main unit will be connected automatically if the main unit and the Bluetoot...

Page 57: ...ed If a name or phone number is selected DELETE and the name or phone number will be displayed Deleting call history 1 Press the SELECT Up Down button while in the Phone Setting selection mode to sele...

Page 58: ...the ENTER button 6 When the data in the call history has been deleted COMPLETED will be displayed 1 Press the SELECT Up Down button while in the Phone Setting selection mode to select Delete 2 Press t...

Page 59: ...or moves to the left NewPasscode will be displayed 4 Press the SELECT Right Left button to move the cursor 5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to input the passcode to enter the next digit 6 Press the ENTER button...

Page 60: ...A SEC message appears then the Key CD is ejected The front panel will close automatically ATTENTION If there is a problem with the inserted CD an ERR message will appear for two seconds and the CD wi...

Page 61: ...on the display the HELP message will appear and the CD will be ejected If the HELP message appears perform the ESN security lock out operation by following the procedure in What happens if an incorrec...

Page 62: ...ff IND FLASH means the security indicator will flash when the vehicle s ignition switch is off and IND means it will not Repeat the above steps to reactivate the flash mode How to read the Electronic...

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Page 64: ...tem to be adjusted Mode Function Rotary Mode Left Right BASS Adjusts bass level Decrease level Increase level MID MIDDLE Adjusts middle level Decrease level Increase level TREB TREBLE Adjusts treble l...

Page 65: ...FM AM CD USB BT Audio Default value Volume level Reference 40 0 40 0 40 0 40 0 40 SVC setting Volume level Reference 40 SVC setting value 15 55 SVC setting value 10 30 SVC setting value 5 45 SVC sett...

Page 66: ...a trademark of SRS Labs Inc Circle Surround II technology is a registered trademark of SRS Labs Inc 71 PEQ Parametric EQ When a 3 way speaker layout is selected a 5 band parametric equalizer adjustme...

Page 67: ...he median frequency and the Q sharpness and band width are fixed so that when neighboring bands are corrected there is a limit to the amount by which distortion in the peak and dip characteristics can...

Page 68: ...to the most distant speaker in order to derive the delay time for the sound from each speaker About crossover The frequency band that is stored by audio media such as CDs is a fairly wide range from 2...

Page 69: ...requency treble range and allows lower frequencies bass range to pass through The slope is the signal level at which frequencies that are one octave higher or one octave lower are dampened When the 4...

Page 70: ...Audio Customize allows you to make adjustments even more precise than those available with the main unit alone Use the following procedure to make sound quality adjustments through the ECLIPSE website...

Page 71: ...ows LOW Hi OFF LOW www When CSII is HI or LOW TruBass can be set to ON or OFF Right Sets TruBass ON Left Sets TruBass OFF The TruBass display appears shaded when TruBass is set to OFF The selected set...

Page 72: ...frequency Hz 1 63 80 100 2 125 160 200 3 250 315 400 500 4 630 800 1 k 1 25 k 5 1 6 k 2 k 2 5 k 3 15 k 6 4 k 5 k 6 3 k 8 k 7 10 k 12 5 k 16 k Channel Band Adjustable frequency Hz Hi Hi 1 200 250 315...

Page 73: ...arametric equalizer This result is also necessary to automatically correct the parametric equalizer setting using E iSERV Audio Customize ATTENTION Adjust time alignment refer to page 74 and crossover...

Page 74: ...ATTENTION Do not play music from the USB while measuring frequency characteristics Time alignment adjustment Time Alignment The delay time and level of the sound from each speaker can be adjusted in...

Page 75: ...t www 3 way speaker layout HPF Mid LPF Mid HPF LPF HPF www Each time the button is pressed the frequency changes in the following order 4 speaker layout Front Rear 63 Hz 80 Hz 100 Hz 125 Hz 160 Hz 200...

Page 76: ...tween the front and rear speakers and the woofer can be improved by selecting the phase Switch the phase to a phase which lets the speakers combine without any disharmony Non Fader Output Output Non F...

Page 77: ...n the selected button The CD R will be ejected automatically when writing is complete The display will return to the file selection screen 1 Press the SELECT Down button to select Output 2 Press the S...

Page 78: ...e to the custom mode If there is no custom data NO DATA will be displayed ATTENTION PEQ time alignment and crossover values cannot be adjusted while the custom mode is on To adjust values turn the cus...

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Page 80: ...ed settings will take effect Changing illumination color You can change the button illumination color in the following way The illumination setting mode is activated Press the SELECT Up Down button to...

Page 81: ...e effect Changing spectrum analyzer S A You can change the spectrum analyzer type The spectrum analyzer type setting mode is activated When the button is pressed the analyzer type changes in the follo...

Page 82: ...lready been imported it will be overwritten When the data has been imported the Completed message appears The front panel will open automatically and the CD R will be ejected Press the e OPEN EJECT bu...

Page 83: ...peat Once Text is scrolled once before the display becomes fixed Repeat Text is scrolled repeatedly The selected settings will take effect CAUTION 12 On the CD R or USB memory if there is no file whos...

Page 84: ...tails on SIRIUS Satellite radio operation 6 This setting can only be chosen when an optional XM Satellite radio tuner unit is connected Refer to page 98 for details on XM Satellite radio operation 7 F...

Page 85: ...is displayed at this point will be deleted Setting the guide tone The main unit is set at the factory to emit a beep tone in response to button operation The guide tone feature may be disabled in the...

Page 86: ...do not operate the status display function within 15 seconds the display will return automatically to the demo screen The demo display setting mode is activated Setting spectrum analyzer sensitivity S...

Page 87: ...INSERT DISC will be displayed and the front panel will open automatically When a USB memory is used CONNECT USB will be displayed until the USB memory is connected The CD R or USB memory data is read...

Page 88: ...te with an interface that operates by detecting voltage When playing a music file in USB memory E iSERV data stored in the USB memory cannot be read into the main unit CAUTION 12 Do not turn the ignit...

Page 89: ...increases volume Gradually increases volume Gradually increases volume Gradually increases the volume Increases the volume gradually ring tone speakers voices VOL Press briefly Decrease s the volume D...

Page 90: ...d when in the satellite mode ON HOOK Press briefly ON HOOK Press and hold OFF HOOK Press briefly The TEL mode is activated The TEL mode is activated The TEL mode is activated The TEL mode is activated...

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Page 92: ...tracks Fast Forward Rewind Fast forward or rewind the song currently being played Right Fast forward Left Rewind Playing the beginning of tracks SCAN Pressing the button for less than one second caus...

Page 93: ...random playback press the 5 RPT button to repeat the track being played To cancel the repeat play and return to random play press the 5 RPT button again When any of the functions Playing the beginnin...

Page 94: ...a station Entering stations into memory automatically The automatic preset mode ASM Manually setting stations into memory Preset station scan During digital broadcast reception the DIGITAL messsage a...

Page 95: ...ption automatically In areas where digital reception is not possible reception is automatically switched to analog to avoid loss of reception During digital broadcast reception the DIGITAL message app...

Page 96: ...operation of the XM satellite radio tuner unit refer to the XM satellite radio unit owner s manual The main unit will accept up to 24 stations in memory Selecting the radio mode For details refer to...

Page 97: ...0 www Reception starts Manually setting channels into memory This section covers the setting of channels into memory under the numbered buttons The tuned channel is now memorized and set in the butto...

Page 98: ...ategory name title name channel name www ATTENTION If there are no names the NO DATA message will appear Displaying the XM ID Displays the XM ID The XM ID is necessary when subscribing to programs etc...

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Page 100: ...llite radio unit s owner s manual The main unit will accept up to 24 stations in memory Selecting the radio mode For details refer to Switching Audio Modes on page 18 Selecting a channel Each time the...

Page 101: ...red in the button selected Repeat the procedure to stored additional manually tuned channels into memory in turn for buttons 1 to 6 These buttons are called the preset buttons ATTENTION If the vehicle...

Page 102: ...l appear Displaying the SIRIUS ID Displays the SIRIUS ID The SIRIUS ID is necessary when subscribing to programs etc The Menu selection mode is activated The SIRIUS ID is displayed 2 To stop the prese...

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Page 104: ...music file When the iPod is connected using the optional iPod Interface Adapter the ECLIPSE message will be displayed on the iPod While the ECLIPSE message is displayed the iPod cannot be operated dir...

Page 105: ...l files in the selected list playlist artist album or genres will be played back and repeated After selecting the desired search mode item ARTIST ALBUM or GENRES press button 1 to play back all files...

Page 106: ...cted a message such as RPT ALL RAND or RAND appears on the display to verify the current function REPEAT and RANDOM both operate in the same manner as the REPEAT and SHUFFLE modes on iPod Displaying t...

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Page 108: ...connected player is known Before using a portable audio player in a vehicle read the player s operation manual carefully and confirm problem free operation in the vehicle before proceeding When you c...

Page 109: ...activated Pressing the button allows you to toggle through sensitivity modes as follows Low Mid Hi Low www The selected settings will take effect 1 Press the MENU button for more than one second 2 Pre...

Page 110: ...INFO 1 CD PLAYER SHUTTER IS OPEN Close the shutter INFO 2 NO DISC IN THE MAGAZINE There is no disc in the magazine or player Load a disc into the magazine Load a music disc INFO 3 DISC IS DIRTY OR DA...

Page 111: ...ANTENNA Sirius ANTENNA IS DISCONNECTED Connect the Sirius antenna CALL 888 539 SIRIUS NO SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SELECTED CHANNEL Subscribe to Sirius to receive Sirius Satellite radio services ACQUIRING S...

Page 112: ...aler check the problem Other probable causes include a run down car battery a broken fuse or pinched or broken power or communication wires Have your dealer check the problem Frequencies or titles set...

Page 113: ...e your dealer check the problem Are you driving over a rough surface Avoid playback while driving over rough surfaces 14 The disc cannot be ejected If unknown Press the e OPEN EJECT button for longer...

Page 114: ...ep Australia 87 5 108MHz 0 1MHz step Latin America 87 75 107 9MHz 0 1MHz step Usable Sensitivity 15dBf 50dB Quieting Sensitivity 24dBf Frequency Response 30 15 000Hz 3dB Stereo Separation 38dB 1kHz Fr...

Page 115: ...ecification Ver 2 0 Output Power class 2 Max 4dBm Profile A2DP Ver 1 0 AVRCP Ver 1 0 Bluetooth Specification Bluetooth Specification Ver 2 0 Output Power class 2 Max 4dBm Profile HFP Ver 1 5 OPP Ver 1...

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Page 117: ...How to contact customer service 117 XXIII THAILAND Safe T Cut Thailand Co Ltd 114 9 Soi Suwansawadi Thungmahamek Rama 4 Rd Sathorn Bangkok 10120 Thailand Phone 02 671 9610 12 Fax 02 671 9614...

Page 118: ...118 Other information IMPORTANT RECORD YOUR KEY CD SECURITY CODE HERE STORE YOUR KEY CD SECURITY CODE ALONG WITH YOUR OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 119: ...How to contact customer service 119 XXIII...

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