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S

E

T

S

E

T

PWR

PWR

BAND

BAND

BAND

FACE

FACE

S

S•A

S•A

DISP

DISP

DIM

DIM

DIM

MENU

MENU

MENU

RET

RET

1

1

2

2

2

3

3

3

4

4

5

5

5

6

6

6

7

7

8

8

8

0

0

9

9

#

#

MUTE

MUTE

SCAN

SCAN

DIMMER

DIMMER

RANDOM

RANDOM

NUMBER

NUMBER

REPEAT

REPEAT

RETURN

RETURN

SOURCE

SOURCE

VOL

VOL

Car Audio

Car Audio

Selects a band.

 

(page 26)

Returns to the previous
display in the menu setting 
mode.

 

(page 35)

Adjusts the sound volume.
(page 25)

to

BAND

FACE

S

A

DISP

MENU

1

2

3

7

8

0

9

MUTE

5

SCAN

DIM

DIMMER

4

RANDOM

#

NUMBER

6

REPEAT

RET

RETURN

PWR

SOURCE

VOL

S

E

T

BAND

BAND

Enters the menu setting mode.

 

Returns to the regular mode  
during menu play setting.

 

(page 35)

MENU

MENU

RET

RET

RETURN

RETURN

PWR

PWR

SOURCE

SOURCE

Changes the display. 
(page 26)

Changes the dimmer 
level. (page 45)

FACE

FACE

S

A

S

A

DISP

DISP

DIM

DIM

DIMMER

DIMMER

Selects the display 
color. (page 41)

Selects the Spectrum 
Analyzer display 
pattern. (page 45)

#

#

NUMBER

NUMBER

0

0

9

9

5

5

SCAN

SCAN

4

4

RANDOM

RANDOM

6

6

REPEAT

REPEAT

MUTE

MUTE

VOL

VOL

S

E

T

S

E

T

Selects (vertically) or adjusts an operation 
or item.
Adjusts the clock. (page 25)
Selects the preset number. (page 27)
Selects the folder. (page 29)
Selects the disc. (page 36)

Selects (horizontally) or adjusts an operation 
or item.

Determines an operation or item.

(Hour/minute/preset/folder/disc)

(Track/file/tune)

(Set)

Muting or attenuation.

 

(page 25)

Switches on/off the power.
(page 24)
Selects a source. 
(page 24)

Pause CD playing. 
(page 29)

Adjusts the clock. 
(page 25)
Re-scrolls the display.
(page 30)

Enters the number input mode. 
(page 31)

Memorizes broadcast stations 

[1]

 to 

[6]. 

(page 27)
Selects the preset number.

 

(page 27)

Selects the track/disc/file/folder.

 

(page 31)

Random play 
(page 35)

Scan play
(page 30)

Repeat play 
(page 35)

Disc 
Random play 
(page 39)

Disc 
Scan play
(page 37)

Disc 
Repeat play 
(page 39)

Folder 
Random play 
(page 35)

Folder
Scan play
(page 30)

Folder 
Repeat play 
(page 35)

Selects or searches frequency/track/file.
(page 26)

Sets the Super High Definition Bass sound.
(Press and hold for more than 2 seconds.) 
(page 25) 

Enters the AUDIO menu setting.
(Press.) (page 43) 

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20

Point the remote control unit at the main unit’s sensor. 

(page 22)

Name of Controls Functions 

(Remote Control Unit)

1

2

3

Lithium battery 
(CR2025)

Back side

Position B

Position A

Battery holder

1

Remove the battery holder.

Pull the battery holder by the position B while
pushing position A in the direction indicated by
the arrow.

2

Install the battery on the battery holder.

3

Insert the battery holder back into its original
position.

Battery Installation

Remove and dispose of an old battery immediately.

Do not disassemble or short the battery. Do not
throw a battery into a fire.

Keep batteries away from children to avoid the
risk of accidents.

Be careful to observe proper local disposal rules
when you dispose of batteries.

Caution:

Improper use of batteries may cause overheat-
ing, an explosion or ignition, resulting in injury
or a fire. Battery leakage may damage the unit.

Battery Notes

Battery type: Panasonic lithium battery (CR2025)

(included)

Battery life: Approximately 6 months with nor-

mal use (at room temperature)

Remote Control Unit Preparation

CQ-HX1083W

Summary of Contents for CQ-HX1003W

Page 1: ...obal YEFM283955 FD0203 0 Printed in China CQ HX1003W Removable Full Front CD Player Receiver with CD Changer Control on S E T S E T PWR PWR PWR BAND BAND BAND FACE FACE FACE S S A S A DISP DISP DISP DIM DIM DIM MENU MENU MENU RET RET RET 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 0 0 9 9 MUTE MUTE MUTE SCAN SCAN SCAN DIMMER DIMMER DIMMER RANDOM RANDOM RANDOM NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER REPEAT REPEAT REPEA...

Page 2: ...strations throughout this manual rpresent model CQ HX1083W unless otherwise specified The following table de scrives the differences between 2 models CQ HX1083W CQ HX1003W Models Features MP3 WMA playback Yes None This can only be controlled through the main unit This can only be controlled through the remote control unit Operations with neither mark can be performed ei ther by the main unit or th...

Page 3: ...be turned on by pressing any part of the touch panel Power off demonstration display Power on radio mode Power on example radio mode SOURCE POWER OFF 1 sec S E T S E T PWR PWR BAND BAND BAND FACE FACE S S A S A DISP DISP DIM DIM DIM MENU MENU MENU RET RET 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 0 0 9 9 MUTE MUTE SCAN SCAN DIMMER DIMMER RANDOM RANDOM RANDOM NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER REPEAT REPEAT RETU...

Page 4: ...ode settings Audio settings Picture settings Function settings Front panel setting 1 In the case of the CD or CD changer mode each de tailed setting can be set individually This kind of mode setting is not available for the radio mode or the AUX IN mode 1 Returns to the previous display Determines an operation or item 2 2 2 CQ HX1083W Displays when not have any menu settings Radio and AUX IN mode ...

Page 5: ...to 6 page 27 Selects the preset number page 27 Selects the track disc file folder page 31 Random play page 35 Scan play page 30 Repeat play page 35 Disc Random play page 39 Disc Scan play page 37 Disc Repeat play page 39 Folder Random play page 35 Folder Scan play page 30 Folder Repeat play page 35 Selects or searches frequency track file page 26 Sets the Super High Definition Bass sound Press and...

Page 6: ...nel Switches on the power page 24 Remote control sensor The power can be turned on by pressing any part of the touch panel CD player CD Changer Menu AUX MP3 player WMA player Turn off the power Select a source Return to the previous display Changes the display Adjusts the clock Return to the previous display Re scrolls Enters the AUDIO menu setting page 42 Sets the Super High Definition Bass sound...

Page 7: ...URCE Note The sound level for each source is stored in memory For radio one volume setting for AM one vol ume setting for all FMs Decreases the volume by 10 steps Clock Set The 12 hour system is used for the clock 1 Press DISP display 2 Press and hold DISP display for more than 2 seconds 3 Press or 4 Press DISP display 5 Press or 6 Press DISP display DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY Note Press and ...

Page 8: ...emorize Note Existing saved stations are overwritten with new stations after this procedure above 1 Select a band previous page 2 Press the Spectrum Analyzer display to show preset 3 Press or Press 1 to 6 on the remote control unit P SET TUNE Note Frequency setting can be performed even after selecting a preset number To suspend preset write press DISP display DISPLAY Manually save a station in th...

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