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Summary of Contents for CQ-DFX802N

Page 1: ...dig door voor u dit product in gebruik neemt en bewaar deze handleiding voor later gebruik Läs igenom denna bruksanvisning noga innan produkten tas i bruk Spara bruksanvisningen för framtida behov Si prega di leggere attentamente queste istruzioni prima di usare questo prodotto e di conservare questo manuale per usi futuri Lea con atención estas instrucciones antes de utilizar el producto y guarde...

Page 2: ...rfunktioner 243 Allmänt 246 Tidsinställning 247 Radiomottagning 248 RDS Radio Data System 252 CD spelare 258 CD växlarstyrning 262 Precauzioni 294 Componenti 295 Per azionare questa unità 295 Prima dell utilizzo e preparativi 300 Denominazione delle funzioni dei controlli 301 Generali 304 Regolazione dell orologio 305 Radio 306 RDS Radio Data System 310 Lettore CD 316 Controllo del cambia CD 320 P...

Page 3: ...rmsinställningar menyn PICTURE 272 Visning av funktionsmeny menyn FUNCTION 274 Montering 278 Stöldskyddsanordning 281 Elektriska anslutningar 282 Anslutning av högtalare 286 Säkring 286 Underhåll 286 Felsökning 288 Tekniska data 293 Impostazione del pannello anteriore Menu FACE 324 Impostazione dell audio Menu AUDIO 326 Impostazione dell immagine Menu PICTURE 330 Impostazione della funzione Menu F...

Page 4: ... used in a car having a 12 Volt negative ground battery system Disc Mechanism Do not insert coins or any small objects Keep screwdrivers and other metallic objects away from the disc mechanism and disc Service This product is made of precision parts Do not attempt to disassemble or adjust any parts For repair please consult your nearest authorized Panasonic Service Center Note The preset memory is...

Page 5: ... 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE PWR SOURCE 5 CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Power off Example radio mode Power off Black display To switch on again Press the center of the touch panel Display setting at ACC on setting a page 44 You can select display pattern on the unit off Demonstration display Clock display Black disp...

Page 6: ...display to change the source SOURCE On remote control unit Press PWR SOURCE to change the source Radio mode a page 16 PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE PWR SOURCE CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM SOURCE ...

Page 7: ...DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Band Tuning Program Service name display Radio Data System Program Type display Radio Data System Manual preset memory Preset station calling Track selection Search Fast forward Fast reverse f a f a Track selection Search Fast forward Fast reverse f a f a Disc selection Traffic announcement Alternative frequency Label Side u Eject Close Open ...

Page 8: ...8 CQ DFX802N 5 E N G L I S H To Operate This Unit continued CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Menu MENU Menu settings CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM ...

Page 9: ... DFX802N 6 E N G L I S H Submenu Setting CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Radio mode CD player CD changer mode a page 16 a page 28 a page 32 a page 36 a page 40 a page 42 a page 34 ...

Page 10: ...or break the glass on the top surface of the touch panel Performing operations while the top surface of the touch panel is covered with dust may damage the glass on the top surface of the touch panel When not operating Be sure to keep the front panel with the removable face plate case included when it has been detached from the main unit Take care not to drop the front panel when it has been detac...

Page 11: ...5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE PWR SOURCE Switches on off the power a page 14 Select a source BAND Selects a band a page 16 Pause CD playing a page 26 FACE Selects the button color and display bright ness a page 34 S A Spectrum Analyzer Selects the Spectrum Analyzer display pat tern a page 40 DISP Display Changes the display a ...

Page 12: ... the front panel a page 48 Disc slot Loading the disc a page 26 u Eject Ejects the disc a page 26 Remote control sensor C The brightness of the screen illustrations in this manual is different from the actual screen brightness You can operate this unit by pressing buttons on the main unit and the remote control unit and touch panels on the main unit Some operations can be activated by pressing but...

Page 13: ...e previous display Determines an operation or item in menu setting mode Note Press the Spectrum Analyzer display to active the cursor of the touch panel or Source display Indicates Switches off the power a page 14 Press and hold Selects a source a page 14 Radio CD player mode SOURCE CD changer control AUX IN setting Menu setting mode Returns to the previous display in menu setting mode Dot display...

Page 14: ...er is connected and magazine is in the changer a page 30 Note Connect to external devices 1 SOURCE 2 Power off SOURCE DISPLAY Touch panel Power on a page 16 ACC Selection If your car has the ACC position on the ignition switch set the ACC selection to ON Default ACC OFF a page 44 is attached to the functional descrip tions under the ACC selection ON condition ACC ON Notes If the security function ...

Page 15: ...RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE VOL Volume Clock Setting The clock uses 24 hour system When RDS CT service is not available set the clock as follows Initial Time q Select radio AM mode a page 16 Press DISP display Hours w Press and hold DISP display e Press or or Minutes r Press DISP display t Press or or y Press DISP display Notes Hold or or to change numbers rapidly You can select...

Page 16: ...conds then release Seeking will start 3 FM1 FM2 FM3 AM LW MW Radio Band Frequency Stereo Indicator Radio Mode Press PWR SOURCE to select the radio mode SOURCE SOURCE Preset Press or to change the cursor Tune PWR Source PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE Preset satation BAND Band Auto preset memory Press to s...

Page 17: ...the remote con trol for more than 2 seconds Auto Preset Memory Automatically save sta tions with good reception in the preset memory The 6 strongest available stations will be automatically saved in the memory under preset numbers 1 to 6 Once set the preset stations are sequentially scanned for 5 seconds each To stop the scanning press or or Pressing one of the buttons from 1 to 6 on the remote co...

Page 18: ...tion In seek tuning only strong stations are detected Default LOC OFF q Display w Press SET FM Monaural Reception Noise is significantly decreased when weak signals are received from an FM broadcast station Default MONO OFF q Select w Press SET q Press MENU during radio mode q Press or or Lights during menu setting Lights during radio menu mode MODE MENU q MENU w w q q Submenu a page 21 a page 21 ...

Page 19: ... display Setting 3 e In seek tuning only strong stations are detected Relatively weak stations are picked up Monaural reception Cancel FM stereo reception Press or or to change setting MENU MENU Select DISP Return PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE Select RET Return SET ...

Page 20: ...dically provide traffic announcement The station which broadcast the traffic announcement is called Traffic Program TP Traffic Announcement TA Radio announcements on traffic conditions Clock Time CT Service When receiving an RDS station the CT service automati cally adjusts the time N O C T is displayed in areas where CT service is not available a page 15 for Clock Setting Program Type PTY Display...

Page 21: ...ess RET to return to the previous mode Default Preset Press to switch Auto Preset Memory When AF ON is selected only RDS stations will be memo rized automatically a page 17 for auto preset memory Note When AF is set to OFF stations other than RDS sta tions will also be saved in the memory Preset Memory AF ON Setting For Poor Sound Quality PI Seek Only for remote control If reception is poor when t...

Page 22: ...will automatically switch to FM radio mode and output the traffic announcement When the traffic announcement has finished the unit will return to the previous mode Press to switch Preset lights when tuning in to a TP station TP Seek Tuning When TA ON is selected only TP station will be searched Press and hold or or for more than 0 5 seconds then release Seeking will start TP Auto Preset Memory Whe...

Page 23: ...PORT EDUCATE DRAMA CULTURE SCIENCE VARIED POP M ROCK M EASY M LIGHT M CLASSICS OTHER M WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN SOCIAL RELIGION PHONE IN TRAVEL LEISURE JAZZ COUNTRY NATION M OLDIES FOLK M DOCUMENT PTY Language Selection Note When there is no corresponding program type station NONE is displayed for 2 seconds Notes Press MENU to return to the regular mode Press RET to return to the previous mode PTY...

Page 24: ...econds to save the new preset number q Select a desired program type by PTY preset call w Press BAND to tune in the same program type station Press BAND again to cancel On the remote control select the program type and press and hold the preset button for more than 2 seconds Note When there is no corresponding program type station NONE is displayed for 2 seconds Preset Number Program Type Note To ...

Page 25: ...ations can be received AF The frequency list of preset RDS stations is updat ed by EON data EON enables the radio to make fuller use of RDS informa tion It constantly updates the AF list of preset stations including the one that is currently tuned in to For exam ple if you preset a station far from home you will later be able to receive the same station at an alternative frequen cy or any other st...

Page 26: ...use a disc is already loaded The power will be turned on automatically when a disc is loaded ACC ON DISC CD Player Mode Display Number Cancel Disc Insert and Playback u Eject Stop and Eject the Disc Close Repeat and Random indicator 0 to 9 Track number Track Fast forward Fast reverse DISP Display PWR Source PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMME...

Page 27: ...ion slot and its vicinity become hot but this is not an indication of any problem Be careful inserting a disc or pressing u Eject CD Play Mode When a CD is in the player Press PWR SOURCE to select the CD player mode and playback starts SOURCE Track Selection Next track Beginning of the current track Previous track Press twice Pause Press BAND to pause Press BAND again to resume the playback Exampl...

Page 28: ...ET Repeat Play Default REP OFF Scan Play Default OFF q Select w Press SET q Press MENU during CD playing q Press or or Press 5 SCAN to change setting On The first 10 seconds of each track play in sequence Off Cancel Only for remote control When the menu is not displayed Lights during menu setting Lights during CD play menu mode MODE MENU q MENU w w q q Submenu Note The unit returns to the CD play ...

Page 29: ...ncel Repeat the current selection Cancel Press or or to change setting MENU Select 4 Random 5 Scan 6 Repeat Menu Submenu DISP Return PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE SET Set Direct setting on the remote control unit when the menu is not displayed Press 4 RANDOM to change setting On lights Off Display for 2...

Page 30: ... changer and load a magazine disc 1 CD Changer Mode When a CD changer is connected and a magazine is in the changer Press PWR SOURCE to select the CD changer mode and playback starts Notes Load a magazine with CDs Magazine is ejected in the CD changer mode SOURCE CD Changer Mode Display Disc Number Lights when a CD changer magazine is connected Track Number Disc Disc Selection Next disc Previous d...

Page 31: ...ct disc selection press or DISP If a non existent track number is input and entered the command is invalid and the display returns to regular mode DISPLAY On The first 10 seconds of each track on all discs are played in sequence Press 5 to change setting Display 2 seconds Press and hold 5 for more than 2 seconds to change setting Displayed 2 seconds Track Scan Off Cancel Disc Scan On The first 10 ...

Page 32: ... Disc Random Play Default D RAND OFF q Display w Press SET Repeat Play Default REP OFF Disc Repeat Play Default D REP OFF Title Scroll Default OFF q Select w Press SET q Press MENU dur ing CD changer playing q Press or or Lights during menu setting Lights during CD changer menu mode MODE MENU q MENU w w q q Submenu q Select w Press SET q Select w Press SET q Select w Press SET q Select w Press SET...

Page 33: ... MENU Select 4 Random 5 Scan 6 Repeat Menu Submenu DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE SET Set Direct setting on the remote control unit when the menu is not displayed Press 4 to change setting On lights Off Display for 2 seconds RAND Press 6 to change setting On and lights Off Display for 2 seco...

Page 34: ...nel Brightness The brightness of the screen can be adjusted to the desired level so that it will fit in with the equipment inside the car and the front panel buttons Default OPEN Setting range OPEN HALF CLOSE Button Color Selection You can select the color of the VOL MENU and BAND buttons Default 7 COLOR Variety 5 kinds LEVEL q Select w Press SET w Press or or to select e Press SET FUNCTION PICTUR...

Page 35: ...han HALF Bright Dark Display for 2 seconds Display for 2 seconds Press and hold FACE for more than 2 seconds to change setting 5 kinds and white and yellow Changes according to the volume level Red Purple Blue Aqua blue Green Press FACE to change setting MENU DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE R...

Page 36: ... Select w Press SET q Select w Press SET Audio Setting AUDIO Menu Super High Definition Bass S HDB Especially for rock music the bass sound will be more powerful Default SHDB OFF Setting range SHDB OFF BOOM TIGHT w Press or or to select e Press SET FACE FUNCTION PICTURE MODE Submenu 1 2 Menu lights during menu setting lights during AUDIO menu mode AUDIO MENU q Select w Press SET q Select w Press S...

Page 37: ...P to return to the regular mode Press RET RETURN to return to the previous display Setting 3 e Press or or to change setting Direct setting on the remote control unit when the menu is not displayed Enhanced Decrease Press U S HDB on the remote control to change setting MENU DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET C...

Page 38: ...Select w Press SET Sub Woofer Low Pass Filter Select the upper limit frequency of the sound from Sub Woofer Default 120 Hz Setting range 80 Hz or 120 Hz w Press or or to select e Press SET FACE FUNCTION PICTURE MODE q Select w Press SET Audio Setting AUDIO Menu continued q w q Press MENU q Press or or CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM q MENU w q q Submenu e w w Menu ...

Page 39: ... previous display Setting 3 MENU Up Down No more than 80 Hz No more than 120 Hz MENU DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE RET Return e Press or or to change setting CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Select Menu Submenu SET Set ...

Page 40: ...er display bright ness setting range The brightness of just the display area of the front panel changes Default DIMMER 3 Setting range DIMMER1 3 Submenu 1 2 Menu Lights during menu setting Lights during PICTURE menu mode PICTURE MENU w Press or or to select e Press SET FACE FUNCTION AUDIO MODE q w q Press MENU q Press or or CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM PICTURE CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM q MENU w...

Page 41: ...ed MENU Display for 2 seconds Display for 2 seconds Press DIM DIMMER to change setting Press S A to change setting MENU DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE RET Return DIM DIMMER S A Spectrum Analyzer e Press or or to change setting CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM Select Menu Submenu SET Set CQ DFX80...

Page 42: ...r to select e Press SET FACE PICTURE AUDIO MODE Submenu 1 2 Menu Lights during menu setting Lights during FUNCTION menu mode FUNC MENU q w q Press MENU q Press or or CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM FUNCTION CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM q MENU w q q Submenu e w w Menu External Mute Allows you to mute the current source while your navigation system provides voice guidance or car telephone conversation ...

Page 43: ...ar mode Press RET RETURN to return to the previous display Setting 3 MENU MENU DISP Display PWR FACE DISP 1 4 3 6 2 5 7 9 8 0 S A DIM BAND RET MENU VOL RANDOM SCAN SOURCE RETURN DIMMER REPEAT NUMBER SET CAR AUDIO MUTE RET Return e Press or or to change setting CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM No sound Decrease 15 levels Decrease 10 levels Unchanged Select Menu Submenu SET Set ...

Page 44: ...n Default OFF w Press or or to select e Press SET FACE PICTURE AUDIO MODE Display Setting You can select display pattern on the unit off Default BLACK Setting range BLACK DEMO CLOCK ACC ON q Select w Press SET Submenu 1 2 Menu Lights during menu setting Lights during FUNCTION menu mode FUNC MENU q w q Press MENU q Press or or CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM FUNCTION CQ DFX802N MENU VOL BAND APM q MEN...

Page 45: ...ne is inserted while power is off The clock time can be displayed while the power is off When the ignition key is turned to OFF the secu rity message is shown and the panel removal alarm sounds at Security Function ON setting ACC OFF When power is turned off the security message is shown and the panel removal alarm sounds at Security Function ON setting Security function is active Security functio...

Page 46: ...it should be installed in a horizontal position with the front end up at a convenient angle but not more than 30 Installation Opening The unit can be installed in any dashboard having an opening as shown at right The dashboard should be 4 5 mm 6 mm thick in order to be able to support the unit Installation Precautions This product should be installed by a profession al installer if possible In cas...

Page 47: ...cal connections and then check them for correctness a page 50 The included mounting collar q is designed specifically for this unit Do not use it to attach any other model Mounting Springs C e Power Connector 0 Flat head screw 5 mmø x 6 mm o Mounting spring L 0 Flat head screw 5 mmø x 6 mm i Mounting spring R Mounting Spring Mounting Hole Engage the Mounting Springs C in the mounting holes of the ...

Page 48: ...act t Trim Plate Release Remove the removable face plate w Insert the screwdriver until click is heard q Press Release The removable face plate will be released q Insert the lock cancel plates u along the grooves on both sides of the main unit until click is heard w Pull out the unit while pushing the plates further inside q Fit the screwdriver into the hole of the trim plate Screwdriver u Lock ca...

Page 49: ...bottom of the case and open the cover Place the face plate into the case and take it with you when you leave the car Install Removable Face Plate q Slide the left side of the removable face plate in place w Press the right end of removable face plate until click is heard Security Indicator The security indicator blinks when the removable face plate is removed from the unit This function is activat...

Page 50: ... and B please con sult your local car shop CD C IN FRONT REAR AUX IN S W OUT Wiring Diagram y ISO Antenna Adapter If needed L White CQ DFX802N Pre out Cord Rear Pre out Cord Front Sub Woofer Cord Monaural AUX Input Cord R Red R Red L White L White R Red e Power Connector Antenna CD Changer Control Connector L White R Red CD Changer Input Cord C C BATTERY 15A ACC A Car Type A BATTERY 15A ACC C C B ...

Page 51: ...turned on C1 External Mute Lead Orange To the Navi Mute lead of the Panasonic car navi gation system or car telephone mute lead C2 Dual CD Changer Control Lead Brown w white stripe C3 External Remote Control Lead Brown w black stripe When using a non Panasonic external remote control refer to the manufacture for their product before connecting C4 External Amplifier Control Power Lead Blue w white ...

Page 52: ...1EN Battery Lead Yellow To the car battery continuous 12 V DC Ground Lead Black To a clean bare metallic part of the car chassis DIN Cord RCA Cord Power Connector Supplied to CX DP9061EN L White R Red Combination CD Changer CX DP9061EN 4 Channel Power Amplifier CY M9054EN and Stereo Mono Power Amplifier CY M7052EN This unit can be connected to an optional CD changer CX DP9061 DP9060EN CX DP88N CX ...

Page 53: ...Red L White R Red L White R Red L White R Red DIN Cord Battery Lead Yellow To the car battery continuous 12 V DC Ground Lead Black To a clean bare metallic part of the car chassis RCA Cord Power Connector Supplied to CX DP9061EN Dual CD Changer Control Lead Brown w white stripe CQ DFX802N Dual CD Changer Selector CA CD55EN e Power Connector Battery Lead Yellow To the car battery continuous 12 V DC...

Page 54: ...ower amplifier unit should be kept away about 30 cm apart from the antenna and antenna extension cord Never connect the speaker cord to the body of the car Do not use a 3 wire type speaker system having a common earth lead Do not connect more than one speaker to one set of speaker leads Speaker Connections Fuse When the top surface of the touch panel has become dirty use the included wiping cloth ...

Page 55: ... RW discs recorded on CD recorders CD R RW drives either due to their recording characteristics or dirt fingerprints scratches etc on the disc surface CD R RW discs are less resistant to high temperatures and high humidity than ordinary music CDs Leaving them inside a car for extended periods may damage them and make playback impossible Some CD R RWs cannot be played back successfully thanks to in...

Page 56: ...ondensation dew aWait for a while before use External Mute lead is not correctly connected aConnect the External Mute lead correctly Cables are not correctly connected aConnect cables correctly Mute is set to ON aSet it to OFF Fuse is burnt aCall the store where you purchased the unit or your nearest Panasonic Service Center and ask for fuse replacement Cables are not correctly connected aConnect ...

Page 57: ...ly with the mounting parts referring to the section on Installation Mounting angle is over 30 degrees aAdjust mounting angle to less than 30 degrees aSome CD R RWs cannot be played back successfully thanks to incompatibility among writing software a CD recorder CD R RW drive and the discs Refer to instructions for the concerned devices for details Disc is dirty aClean disc referring to the section...

Page 58: ...ote control is in the wrong direction aDirect the remote controller at REMOTE sensor on the panel Battery has run down aReplace the battery Wrong battery aCheck the battery Battery polarities are reversed aInsert the battery correctly Remote Control Problem Possible cause Possible solution No sound from left right front or rear speaker Left and right sounds are reversed The speaker leads are conne...

Page 59: ...ide down A disc that has data other than CD DA type is loaded a Open the panel and press u Check the disc Load the disc again Power off Disc has scratches a Open the panel and press u Check the disc Load the disc again Power off No operation by some cause a Open the panel and press u Check the disc Load the disc again Power off ...

Page 60: ...hes to the next disc Disc number No operation by some cause aEject the magazine If failure persists press the reset switch on the CD changer If normal operation is not restored call the store where you purchased the unit or the nearest Panasonic Service Center to ask for repairs The display continues if the power is not turned off automatically Power off No disc is in the changer magazine a Insert...

Page 61: ...e 87 5 108 MHz Usable Sensitivity 7 dB µV S N 30 dB Stereo Separation 35 dB at 1 kHz Frequency Range 531 1 602 kHz Usable Sensitivity 29 dB µV S N 20 dB Frequency Range 153 279 kHz Usable Sensitivity 34 dB µV S N 20 dB LW Radio MW Radio FM Stereo Radio General Sampling Frequency 8 times oversampling DA Converter MASH 1 bit 4 DAC System Error Correction System Panasonic Super Decoding Algorithm Pic...

Page 62: ...7 D0202 0 Printed in China Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd Central P O Box 288 Osaka 542 8588 Japan Dalian Matsushita Communication Industrial Co Ltd Daxinzhaizi Ganjingzi District Dalian China P C 116033 ...

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