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TRACK

Repeat just the current track

Note

If you perform track search or fast forward/re-
verse during

TRACK

, the repeat play range

changes to

DISC

Playing tracks in random order

Random play lets you play back tracks on the

CD in a random order.

1 Press FUNCTION to select Random.

Press

FUNCTION

until

Random

appears in

the display.

2 Press

to turn random play on.

Random : ON

appears in the display. Tracks

will play in a random order.

3 Press

to turn random play off.

Random :OFF

appears in the display. Tracks

will continue to play in order.

Scanning tracks of a CD

Scan play lets you hear the first 10 seconds of

each track on the CD.

1 Press FUNCTION to select Scan.

Press

FUNCTION

until

Scan

appears in the

display.

2 Press

to turn scan play on.

Scan : ON

appears in the display. The first 10

seconds of each track is played.

3 When you find the desired track press

to turn scan play off.

Scan :OFF

appears in the display. The track

will continue to play.

If the display has automatically returned to

the playback display, select

Scan

again by press-

ing

FUNCTION

Note

After scanning of a CD is finished, normal play-
back of the tracks will begin again.

Pausing CD playback

Pause lets you temporarily stop playback of

the CD.

1 Press FUNCTION to select Pause.

Press

FUNCTION

until

Pause

appears in the

display.

2 Press

to turn pause on.

Pause : ON

appears in the display. Play of the

current track pauses.

3 Press

to turn pause off.

Pause :OFF

appears in the display. Play will re-

sume at the same point that you turned pause

on.

Using compression and BMX

Using the COMP (compression) and BMX

functions let you adjust the sound playback

quality of this player. Each of the functions has

a two-step adjustment. The COMP function

balances the output of louder and softer

sounds at higher volumes. BMX controls

sound reverberations to give playback a fuller

sound. Listen to each of the effects as you se-

lect through them and use the one that best

enhances the playback of the track or CD that

you are listening to.

Built-in CD Player

English

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Summary of Contents for DEH-P5850MPH

Page 1: ...Black plate 1 1 Operation Manual ª ø Multi CD control High power CD MP3 WMA player with FM AM tuner 6FM AM çh G CD 6Ø CD MP3 WMA _ DEH P5850MPH English XRD7106 A N 1 ...

Page 2: ...roduction of advanced built in CD player operation 14 Repeating play 14 Playing tracks in random order 15 Scanning tracks of a CD 15 Pausing CD playback 15 Using compression and BMX 15 Selecting the search method 16 Searching every 10 tracks in the current disc 16 Using disc title functions 16 Entering disc titles 16 Displaying disc titles 17 Using CD TEXT functions 17 Displaying text information ...

Page 3: ...utput 34 Adjusting subwoofer settings 35 Using nonfading output 35 Adjusting nonfading output level 35 Using the high pass filter 35 Adjusting source levels 36 Initial Settings Adjusting initial settings 37 Setting the clock 37 Setting the FM tuning step 37 Setting the AM tuning step 38 Switching the warning tone 38 Switching the auxiliary setting 38 Switching the dimmer setting 38 Adjusting the b...

Page 4: ... you read and observe WARNINGs and CAU TIONs in this manual Features CD playback Music CD CD R CD RW playback is possible MP3 file playback You can play back MP3 files recorded on CD ROM CD R CD RW ISO9660 Level 1 Level 2 standard recordings Supply of this product only conveys a li cense for private non commercial use and does not convey a license nor imply any right to use this product in any com...

Page 5: ...ghtly when removing or attach ing Avoid subjecting the front panel to excessive shocks Keep the front panel out of direct sunlight and high temperatures Removing the front panel 1 Press OPEN to open the front panel 2 Grip the left side of the front panel and pull it gently outward Take care not to grip it too tightly or to drop the front panel and protect it from contact with water or other fluids...

Page 6: ... minus poles pointing in the proper di rection WARNING Keep the battery out of the reach of children Should the battery be swallowed immediately consult a doctor CAUTION Use only one CR2025 3 V lithium battery Remove the battery if the remote control is not used for a month or longer Do not recharge disassemble heat or dispose of the battery in fire Do not handle the battery with metallic tools Do...

Page 7: ...PEN button Press to open the front panel 6 ENTERTAINMENT button Press to change to the entertainment dis play 7 PAUSE button Press to turn pause on or off 8 CLOCK button Press to change to the clock display 9 1 6 buttons Press for preset tuning and disc number search when using a multi CD player a EQ button Press to select various equalizer curves b BAND button Press to select among three FM bands...

Page 8: ...with the exception of ATT which is ex plained below e VOLUME buttons Press to increase or decrease the volume f ATT button Press to quickly lower the volume level by about 90 Press once more to return to the original volume level g SOURCE button This unit is turned on by selecting a source Press to cycle through all the available sources f 1 g 2 7 c b e d What s What En 8 Section 02 ...

Page 9: ...are connected the allocation of them to external unit 1 or external unit 2 is automatically set by this unit When this unit s blue white lead is connected to the vehicle s auto antenna relay control terminal the vehicle s antenna extends when this unit s source is turned on To retract the antenna turn the source off Loading a disc 1 Press OPEN to open the front panel CD loading slot appears After ...

Page 10: ...t operate properly you can eject the CD by pressing and holding EJECT while opening the front panel Adjusting the volume Use VOLUME to adjust the sound level With the head unit rotate VOLUME to in crease or decrease the volume With the remote control press VOLUME to in crease or decrease the volume Turning the unit off Press SOURCE and hold until the unit turns off Basic Operations En 10 Section 0...

Page 11: ... which band the radio is tuned to AM or FM 5 Frequency indicator Shows the frequency to which the tuner is tuned 1 Press SOURCE to select the tuner Press SOURCE until you see Tuner displayed 2 Press BAND to select a band Press BAND until the desired band FM1 FM2 FM3 for FM or AM is displayed 3 To perform manual tuning briefly press c or d The frequencies move up or down step by step 4 To perform s...

Page 12: ...tion frequency has been stored in memory The next time you press the same preset tun ing button the radio station frequency is re called from memory Notes Up to 18 FM stations six for each of the three FM bands and six AM stations can be stored in memory You can also use a and b to recall radio sta tion frequencies assigned to preset tuning buttons 1 6 Tuning in strong signals Local seek tuning le...

Page 13: ...Press FUNCTION to select BSM Press FUNCTION until BSM appears in the display 2 Press a to turn BSM on BSM begins to flash While BSM is flashing the six strongest broadcast frequencies will be stored under preset tuning buttons 1 6 in the order of their signal strength When finished BSM stops flashing To cancel the storage process press b Note Storing broadcast frequencies with BSM may re place bro...

Page 14: ...her track press c or d Pressing d skips to the start of the next track Pressing c once skips to the start of the cur rent track Pressing again will skip to the pre vious track Introduction of advanced built in CD player operation 1 1 Function display Shows the function status Press FUNCTION to display the function names Press FUNCTION repeatedly to switch be tween the following functions Repeat re...

Page 15: ...in the display The track will continue to play If the display has automatically returned to the playback display select Scan again by press ing FUNCTION Note After scanning of a CD is finished normal play back of the tracks will begin again Pausing CD playback Pause lets you temporarily stop playback of the CD 1 Press FUNCTION to select Pause Press FUNCTION until Pause appears in the display 2 Pre...

Page 16: ...1 Select the search method ROUGH SEARCH 2 Press and hold c or d to search every 10 tracks on a disc If a disc contains less than 10 tracks pressing and holding d recalls the last track of the disc Also if the remaining number of tracks after searching every 10 tracks is less than 10 press ing and holding d recalls the last track of the disc If a disc contains less than 10 tracks pressing and holdi...

Page 17: ...en removed from the unit and are re called when the disc is reinserted After data for 48 discs has been stored in memory data for a new disc will overwrite the oldest one If you connect a multi CD player you can input disc titles for up to 100 discs Displaying disc titles You can display the text information of any disc that has had a disc title entered Press DISPLAY Press DISPLAY repeatedly to sw...

Page 18: ...Name Track Title and TrackArtist Name When the text information is longer than 16 letters you can scroll the dis play as follows Press DISPLAY and hold until the text information begins to scroll through the display The titles scroll Note When Ever Scroll is set to ON at the initial setting CD text information scrolls continuously in the display If you want to display the first 16 charac ters of t...

Page 19: ...age 21 4 To skip back or forward to another track press c or d Pressing d skips to the start of the next track Pressing c once skips to the start of the cur rent track Pressing again will skip to the pre vious track Notes When playing discs with MP3 WMA WAV files and audio data CD DA such as CD EXTRA and MIXED MODE CDs both types can be played only by switching mode between MP3 WMA WAV and CD DA w...

Page 20: ...C Repeat all tracks Notes If you select another folder during repeat play the repeat play range changes to DISC If you perform track search or fast forward re verse during TRACK the repeat play range changes to FOLDER When FOLDER is selected it is not possible to play back a subfolder of that folder Playing tracks in random order Random play lets you play back tracks in a random order within the r...

Page 21: ...ti tles and select one of them to play back 1 Press FUNCTION to select folder title list Press FUNCTION until Root appears in the display 2 Press c or d to scroll through the list of titles that have been entered If selected folder contains files appears in the display 3 Press a to play your favorite folder title That selection will begin to play If selected folder contains no files NO FILES will ...

Page 22: ...arching every 10 tracks is less than 10 pressing and holding c recalls the first track of the folder Displaying text information on MP3 WMA WAV disc Text information recorded on an MP3 WMA WAV disc can be displayed When playing back an MP3 WMA disc Press DISPLAY Press DISPLAY repeatedly to switch between the following settings Play time Folder Name folder name File Name file name Track Title track...

Page 23: ...tters you can scroll the text to the left so that the rest of the text information can be seen Press DISPLAY and hold until the text information begins to scroll through the display The text information scrolls Notes Unlike MP3 WMA file format WAV files dis play only Folder Name and File Name When Ever Scroll is set to ON at the initial set ting CD text information scrolls continuously in the disp...

Page 24: ...disc number appears in the display You can also sequentially select a disc by pressing a b 3 To perform fast forward or reverse press and hold c or d 4 To skip back or forward to another track press c or d Pressing d skips to the start of the next track Pressing c once skips to the start of the cur rent track Pressing again will skip to the pre vious track Notes When the multi CD player performs t...

Page 25: ...ess c or d to select the repeat range Press c or d until the desired repeat range ap pears in the display MCD Repeat all discs in the multi CD player TRACK Repeat just the current track DISC Repeat the current disc Notes If you select other discs during repeat play the repeat play range changes to MCD If you perform track search or fast forward re verse during TRACK the repeat play range changes t...

Page 26: ...1 Press FUNCTION to select Pause Press FUNCTION until Pause appears in the display 2 Press a to turn pause on Pause ON appears in the display Play of the current track pauses 3 Press b to turn pause off Pause OFF appears in the display Play will re sume at the same point that you turned pause on Using ITS playlists ITS instant track selection lets you make a playlist of favorite tracks from those ...

Page 27: ...off ITS Play OFF appears in the display Playback will continue in normal order from the cur rently playing track and CD Erasing a track from your ITS playlist You can delete a track from your ITS playlist if ITS play is on If ITS play is already on skip to step 2 If ITS play is not already on press FUNCTION 1 Play the CD with the track you want to delete from your ITS playlist and turn ITS play on...

Page 28: ...disc on a CD TEXT compatible multi CD player you cannot switch to TITLE The disc title has already been recorded on a CD TEXT disc 3 Press button 1 to select the desired character type Press button 1 repeatedly to switch between the following character types Alphabet upper case Alphabet lower case European letters such as those with ac cents e g á à ä ç You can select to input numbers and symbols ...

Page 29: ... displayed 3 Press a to play your favorite CD title That selection will begin to play Using CD TEXT functions You can use these functions only with a CD TEXT compatible multi CD player Some discs have certain information encoded on the disc during manufacture These discs may contain such information as the CD title track title artist s name and playback time and are called CD TEXT discs Only these...

Page 30: ...ck quality of the multi CD player Each of the functions has a two step adjustment The COMP function balances the output of louder and softer sounds at high er volumes DBE boosts bass levels to give playback a fuller sound Listen to each of the effects as you select them and use the one that best enhances the playback of the track or CD that you are listening to 1 Press FUNCTION to select COMP Pres...

Page 31: ...hen selecting the FM tuner as the source you cannot switch to SLA To return to the display of each source press BAND Note If you do not operate the audio function within about 30 seconds the display is automatically re turned to the source display Compensating for equalizer curves EQ EX The EQ EX function accentuates the effects of each equalizer curve Furthermore you can adjust bass and treble fo...

Page 32: ... are set to the same equalizer adjustment setting automati cally If you make adjustments the equali zer curve settings will be memorized in Custom When Flat is selected no supplement or correction is made to the sound This is useful to check the effect of the equalizer curves by switching alternatively between Flat and a set equalizer curve Press EQ to select the equalizer Press EQ repeatedly to s...

Page 33: ... 8k 10k 12 5k Hz 4 Press a or b to select the desired Q fac tor Press a or b until the desired Q factor ap pears in the display 2N 1N 1W 2W Note If you make adjustments Custom curve is up dated Adjusting bass and treble Use this function to adjust the bass and treble The ability to select the frequency as well as the level gives you good control over the total balance of audio If EQ EX function ha...

Page 34: ...and high sound ranges at low volume 1 Press AUDIO to select Loud Press AUDIO until Loud appears in the dis play 2 Press a to turn loudness on Loudness level e g Loud MID appears in the display 3 Press c or d to select a desired level Each press of c or d selects level in the fol lowing order LOW low MID mid HIGH high 4 Press b to turn loudness off Loud OFF appears in the display Using subwoofer ou...

Page 35: ...r controller setting is only PREOUT FULL you can switch to the nonfading output on off setting Refer to page 39 2 Press a to turn nonfading output on NonFad ON appears in the display Nonfading output is now on To turn nonfading output off press b Adjusting nonfading output level When the nonfading output is on you can ad just the level of nonfading output 1 Press AUDIO to select nonfading output s...

Page 36: ... level of the source you wish to ad just 2 Press AUDIO to select SLA Press AUDIO until SLA appears in the display 3 Press a or b to adjust the source vo lume Each press of a or b increases or decreases the source volume SLA 4 SLA 4 is displayed as the source vo lume is increased or decreased Notes The AM tuner volume level can also be ad justed with source level adjustments The built in CD player ...

Page 37: ...itial settings by holding down FUNCTION until the unit turns off Setting the clock Use these instructions to set the clock 1 Press FUNCTION to select clock Press FUNCTION repeatedly until clock ap pears in the display 2 Press c or d to select the segment of the clock display you wish to set Pressing c or d will select one segment of the clock display Hour Minute As you select segments of the clock...

Page 38: ...display 2 Press a or b to turn Warning on or off Pressing a or b will turn Warning on or off and that status will be displayed e g Warning ON Switching the auxiliary setting It is possible to use auxiliary equipment with this unit Activate the auxiliary setting when using auxiliary equipment connected to this unit 1 Press FUNCTION to select AUX Press FUNCTION repeatedly until AUX ap pears in the d...

Page 39: ...cted to the rear output select REAR SP FULL When a subwoofer is connected to the rear output set for subwoofer REAR SP S W When the rear output setting is REAR SP S W you cannot change the subwoofer controller 3 Press c or d to switch the subwoofer output or non fading output Pressing c or d will switch between PREOUT S W and PREOUT FULL and that status will be displayed Notes Even if you change t...

Page 40: ...Set to OFF if you prefer the information to scroll just once 1 Press FUNCTION to select Ever Scroll Press FUNCTION repeatedly until Ever Scroll appears in the display 2 Press a or b to turn Ever Scroll on or off Pressing a or b will turn Ever Scroll on or off and that status will be displayed e g Ever Scroll ON Initial Settings En 40 Section 09 ...

Page 41: ... on page 38 Setting the AUX title The title displayed for the AUX source can be changed 1 After you have selected AUX as the source press FUNCTION and hold until TITLE appears in the display 2 Press button 1 to select the desired character type Press button 1 repeatedly to switch between the following character types Alphabet upper case Alphabet lower case European letters such as those with ac ce...

Page 42: ...ith this unit differs Reference page is in this manual Function menu switching Refer to this page Function menu switching During DVD playback press FUNCTION to display the function names Press FUNCTION repeatedly to switch be tween the following functions Repeat repeat play Pause pause During Video CD playback press FUNCTION to display the function names Press FUNCTION repeatedly to switch be twee...

Page 43: ...files that are pro tected by DRM Replace disc PROTECT All the files on the inserted disc are secured by DRM Replace disc CD player and care Use only CDs that have either of the two Compact Disc Digital Audio marks as shown below Use only normal round CDs If you insert ir regular non round shaped CDs they may jam in the CD player or not play properly Check all CDs for cracks scratches or warping be...

Page 44: ...insert a conventional CD or CD R disc Read the precautions with CD R CD RW discs before using them MP3 WMA and WAV files MP3 is short for MPEG Audio Layer 3 and refers to an audio compression technology standard WMA is short for Windows Media Audio and refers to an audio compression tech nology that is developed by Microsoft Cor poration WMA data can be encoded by using Windows Media Player versio...

Page 45: ...track title artist track artist and comments Ver 2 x of ID3 Tag is given priority when both Ver 1 x and Ver 2 x exist The emphasis function is valid only when MP3 files of 32 44 1 and 48 kHz frequen cies are played back 16 22 05 24 32 44 1 48 kHz sampling frequencies can be played back There is no m3u playlist compatibility There is no compatibility with the MP3i MP3 interactive or mp3 PRO formats...

Page 46: ...folders and MP3 WMA WAV files An outline of a CD ROM with MP3 WMA WAV files on it is shown below Subfolders are shown as folders in the folder currently selected 1 2 3 1 First level 2 Second level 3 Third level Notes This unit assigns folder numbers The user cannot assign folder numbers It is not possible to check folders that do not include MP3 WMA WAV files These folders will be skipped without ...

Page 47: ...der contains less than 8 hierarchies Extended formats Joliet File names can have up to 64 characters Romeo File names can have up to 128 characters Linear PCM LPCM Pulse code modulation This stands for linear pulse code modulation which is the signal recording system used for music CDs and DVDs m3u Playlists created using the WINAMP soft ware have a playlist file extension m3u MP3 MP3 is short for...

Page 48: ...s of audio compres sion it is possible to achieve compression priority sound quality WAV WAV is short for waveform It is a standard audio file format for Windows WMA WMA is short for Windows Media Audio and refers to an audio compression technol ogy that is developed by Microsoft Corpora tion WMA data can be encoded by using Windows Media Player version 7 or later Windows Media and the Windows log...

Page 49: ...z 3 dB 10 kHz Mid 10 dB 100 Hz 6 5 dB 10 kHz High 11 dB 100 Hz 11 dB 10 kHz volume 30 dB Tone controls Bass Frequency 40 63 100 160 Hz Gain 12dB Treble Frequency 2 5k 4k 6 3k 10k Hz Gain 12dB HPF Frequency 50 80 125 Hz Slope 12 dB oct Subwoofer Frequency 50 80 125 Hz Slope 18 dB oct Gain 12dB Phase Normal Reverse CD player System Compact disc audio system Usable discs Compact disc Signal format Sa...

Page 50: ...e sensitivity 18 µV S N 20 dB Signal to noise ratio 65 dB IEC A network Infrared remote control Wavelength 940 nm 50 nm Output typ 12 mw sr per Infrared LED Note Specifications and the design are subject to pos sible modifications without notice due to im provements Additional Information En 50 Appendix ...

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Page 98: ...zUþu WLzU q u W HB Ác v lł n zUþu WLzU q u WOL u bO U uDÝ dŽ UMŁ DVD jG e FUNCTION ÆnzUþu ULÝ dF e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ u K u 5Ð q nzUþ WO U Repeat dJ ŸUL Ýô Pause R UI ô X Èdšô nzUþu e jG W b u bO U uDÝ dŽ UMŁ FUNCTION ÆnzUþu ULÝ dF e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ u K u 5Ð q nzUþ WO U Repeat dJ ŸUL Ýô Pause R UI ô X e jG W b U uDÝô ŸUL Ýô UMŁ FUNCTION ÆnzUþu ULÝ dF e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ u K u 5Ð q nzUþ WO U Re...

Page 99: ... eNłô j ŸU sJ1 s WO U ô u UO š l AUX e Æ qO UH s b r v lł q u WO U ô eNłô j ŸU Ë π W H w w U ô Ê uMŽ j AUX dŽ dOOGð sJ1 uMŽ eNłô œUB Ê WO U ô AUX Æ w U l Ë UO š bFÐ AUX bBL e jG X ŁË jG qOGA K FUNCTION v Š dF dNE TITLE ÆWýUA vKŽ Æ užd d dÞ UO šô e jG e jG uBÐ dJ u K dÞ 5Ð q Ëd WO U Ëd dO J W b Ðô Ëd dOGB W b Ðô Ëd Ë Ëô Ëd pKð q WOÐ u w uł Ë œ ö WKOJAð UNI á à ä ç 1 J M p š O U œ š U ô U Â Ð U C G ...

Page 100: ...l d r OÝ uB p uB U UO Ë ÆWLz œ uÐ uł Ë œ d WHOþ p rz b Ever Scroll Ë vKŽ d r OÝ qOGA UI l p uB d U UO Ë ÆjI bŠ e jG FUNCTION p d l Ë UO šô rz b Ever Scroll Æ e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ dŽ dNE v Š d rz b p Ever Scroll UF vKŽ ÆW e jG 5 Ë p d WHOþË q b rz b Ever Scroll UI Ë qOGA wF Ë 5Ð ÆqOGA e jG 5 Ë u vKŽ qLFOÝ Ë q d WHOþ rz b p Ever Scroll Ë 5Ð Ë qOGA UI Ë qOGA wF r OÝ Ž d Š U W A G O q Ž K v F U W ö Ev...

Page 101: ...ÆWýUA vKŽ W U pKð Ë ÂbŽ bMŽ uł uI WŽULÝ œ d iOHš W v WKB WOŽ u UO šUÐ rH WOHK Ãd l REAR SP FULL Æ uI WŽULÝ qOIuð bMŽ d iOHš Ãd W v WOŽ uB WŽULÝ j WOHK dH iOH u vKŽ WOŽ l REAR SP S W Æ Ë ÊuJ U bMŽ u WOHK Ãd W H j C l REAR SP S W Ë v dOOG pMJ1 s WŽULÝ rJ l uB dH iOH ÆWOŽ e jG 2 Ë 3 u WŽULÝ Ãdš v q u K Ãdš wýö dOž u Ãdš Ë WOŽdI iHJM RCA Æ Èb q U e jG 2 Ë 3 Ë 5Ð u OÝ wF PREOUT S W Ë PREOUT FULL Ë dŽ r...

Page 102: ...arning Æ e jG 5 Ë Ë u OÝ dł l d c Warning 5Ð Ë dŽ r OÝ UL qOGA UI Ë qOGA wF vKŽ t UŠ dł qOGAð ö WýUA d c Warning ON Æ W OIU ô eNłô j ŸU Ë q u eNł ULF Ý pMJ1 Ë qGý Æ UN c l WO U j ŸU eNłô eNł Â bM Ý bMŽ WO U ô c l WKB WO U Æ UN e jG FUNCTION eNł l Ë UO šô WOIU AUX Æ e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ dF dNE v Š AUX ÆWýUA vKŽ e jG 5 Ë UI Ë qOGAð UO šô WOIU eNłô qOGAð AUX Æ e jG 5 Ë Ë u OÝ eNł l WO U AUX 5Ð dŽ r O...

Page 103: ...AND Æ Ë UG UC pMJ1 Ëô j C l e jG XO Ð w FUNCTION Æ UN qOGAð UI r v Š WŽU j ô Ác ÂbM Ý ÆWŽUC j C œUý e jG FUNCTION ÆWŽU l Ë UO šô e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ WŽUC dNEð v Š ÆWýUA vKŽ e jG 2 Ë 3 wI Vždð Íc e UO šô ÆWŽU dŽ s tD e jG 2 Ë 3 eł UO š vKŽ qLFOÝ dŽ s WŽUC UŽUC ozUHb eł U Mð U bMŽ dŽ s e c b OÝ WŽUC u UÐ Æi e jG 5 Ë ÆWŽU j C e jG 5 eOÝ U ozUHb Ë UŽUC œbŽ b e jG Æ U ozUHb Ë UŽUC œbŽ iHMOÝ Æ Â W łu W...

Page 104: ... e jG AUDIO Èu j l Ë UO šô bB SLA Æ e jG AUDIO dF dNE v Š SLA ÆWýUA vKŽ e jG 5 Ë Æ bB u Èu j C eK WDG q 5 Ë d Ý u C iHMð Ë l uI È Æ bB dF dNEOÝ SLA 4 SLA 4 d ULMOÐ WýUA vKŽ lHð u C iHMM Ë uI È Æ bB UEŠö u C j UC pMJ1 uI È u ULF ÝUÐ Â t YÐ n Ë u C j WHOþ Æ bB È u C WLOH fH j r OÝ uB È qGA s qJ uDÝô Ë wKš b W b U uDÝô qGA W b U uBÐ œbF Ë uð ÆWOJOðU u C WLOH fH j r OÝ uB È u s qJ bŠ U Ë WOł u U bŠ uB...

Page 105: ...MŽ uB WŽULÝ Ãdš w rJ j l dH iOH u vKŽ WOŽ l PREOUT FULL jI u pMJLOÝ Ë qOGAð UI ØqOGAð v q Ãdš j ŸU uB Æw ýö dOž Æ W HI lł e jG 5 dOž uB Ãdš l Ë qOGA Æwýö dF dNEOÝ NonFad ON Ë ÆWýUA vKŽ Ë ÊuJ Ý WHOþ uB Ãdš Ë vKŽ Êô wýö dOž ÆqOGA l Ë qOGAð UI ô uB Ãdš WHOþ jG wýö dOž e Æ w ýö dOž uB Ãdš Èu j Ë ÊuJð U bMŽ uB Ãdš WHOþ Ë vKŽ wýö dOž qOGA l u C j pMJLOÝ uB Ãdš È Æwýö dOž e jG AUDIO Ãdš j l Ë UO šô Æwýö ...

Page 106: ... e jG 5 Æ uB uKŽ l Ë qOGA dŽ dNEOÝ u C uB uKŽ È ö Loud MID vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 2 Ë 3 Èu l Ë UO šô Æ užd eK WDG q 2 Ë 3 u C UO š vKŽ qLF Ý d UÐ È VOð w U LOW iHMM MID u jÝ HIGH w UŽ e jG Æ uB uKŽ l Ë qOGAð UI ô dF dNEOÝ Loud OFF ÆWýUA vKŽ i OH uB WŽULÝ Ãdš Â bJ Ý WOŽdH Ë uB WŽULÝ Ãdš W HÐ UN œ dH iOH Ë WOŽ sJ1 Íc ÆUNKOGAð UI Ë UNKOGAð e jG AUDIO uB WŽULÝ l Ë UO šô WOŽdH iOH Sub W1 Æ e jG AUDIO dF dNE v ...

Page 107: ... e jG 5 Ë q UF l Ë UO šô Q Æ užd e vKŽ jG 5 Ë dŽ uNþ r v Š q UF Q d už WýUA vKŽ 2W 1W 1N 2N uB j WEŠö dłUÐ XLH Ëô q bFð Í Ë Y b r OÝ j C ŸU ŸU vM M j Custom Æ w Łö Ë dON uB j u Ác ÂbM Ý uB j C WHOþ u C Ë dON È ÆwŁö bI pODFð d UO š vKŽ u C v W U ôUÐ œœ bOł rJ È u vKŽ uBK w ULłô Ê Æ Ë UO š WHOþ EQ EX Ë ÊuJð ULMOÐ jI WHOþ EQ EX Ë vKŽ Ë qOGA l vM M UO š Custom vM ML uLK Ë q bFð pMJ1 w UO Ê uB j ŸU dON...

Page 108: ...GA s q j r OÝ Æwð wKš b W b U Ë uDÝ qGA Ë fH vKŽ œbF W b U j l u vM M uBÐ Ê Ë uð dłUÐ XLH ÆWOJOðU q bFð Ëô Ë ÊU j C ŸU r OÝ w UO vM M j ŸU eMð Ë w UNM vM M j l Custom Æ vM M UO š bMŽ Flat O Bð Ë W U Í Àb s uBK u Ác Æ dOŁQð s oI K bOH WHOþ UOM M u uÐ w UO Ê u WDÝ vM M 5Ð q Flat Ë u UOM M s U vM M ËUM UÐ w UO Ê Æ e jG EQ Æw UO Ê u UO šô e jG EQ uBÐ dJ u K u UOM M 5Ð q Ê WO U w UO Custom Vocal Natura...

Page 109: ... Ë w wýö dOž ØqOGAð j l uB Ãdš UI Æwýö dOž u UO š bMŽ Â YÐ n FM u pMJ1 s bBL q u v l SLA Æ uFK dŽ WýUý v œ e jG bB q BAND Æ WEŠö uIð r u qOGAð WOKLŽ ÍQÐ Â uB WHOþ ÊuCž w uFOÝ WO UŁ dF œ dŽ WýUý v uBÐ bB Ë uð ÆWOJOðU w UO Ê u UOM M W œUF EQ EX uI u Â l EQ EX dOŁQð rOEM Ð UOM M s vM M q u Ë Æw UO Ê uB j pMJLOÝ p s d dON Ë uÐ bB qJ wŁö uł vM M œ Custom U M Æ G j Ë Ł X G j e SW A G O q Ë þ O H W EQ EX...

Page 110: ...UN uð Æj wð Ë Ê uB jG WHOþ COMP Ãdš uIô Ë WO UF u C w WCHMM Ë eFð ÆWO UF U WHOþ uB wJO UM b dON DBE u C uB U dON uBÐ ŸUL Ýô œUŽ UDŽô dOŁQ s qJ lL Ý ÆTK 2 Ë U bŠ U Mð ULMOÐ uI s eF Íc qC ô dOŁQ ÂbM Ý uDÝô Ë WOMžö ŸUL Ýô œUŽ ÆUNO lL Cð w W b W e jG FUNCTION jG l Ë UO šô uB COMP Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Comp vKŽ ÆWýUA u r uDÝô qGA o Ë l œbF W b U w HOþ uB jG COMP eFðØ uB e wJO UM b dON DBE dF dNEOÝ...

Page 111: ...Ð qIM K ÆUN Ušœ w uMŽ Ušœ r r uDÝô Ê dF dNEOÝ W u ô bł uMŽ Ê No D Title ÆWýUA vKŽ e jG 5 ÆWKCH p uDÝô ŸUL Ýö uDÝô pK ŸUL Ýô b OÝ U W Æ W b U uDÝô nzUþË Â bJ Ý u B vKŽ W u CD TEXT œbF W b U uDÝ qGA l nzUþu pKð Â bM Ý pMJ1 uB vKŽ W u W b U uDÝô qOGAð l o u CD TEXT ÆjI uDÝô iFÐ uKF UN U uDÝô vKŽ XK Ý WMOF U U u bH ÆUN ŽUMI UMŁ uDÝô pKð Í uKF vKŽ U q U ËUMŽ uDÝô s ËUMŽ U ËË wMG rÝ w Užô s œUŽ XH Ë ŸUL...

Page 112: ... v dOA dŠ 3 ÆÊ uMF Ušœ bFÐ e jG bMŽ 3 d dš eMð r OÝ È uMF s w qšb Ê d c Æ XRD7106 A 112 p ŽUL Ý WLzU8 s W b W uDÝ W OMžö Í uH UO šôUÐ ITS Ž M b U ð d b Š c q ž U w Ý D u W b W s H U z L W Ý L U Ž p Ð U ô š O U H u Í ö ž M O W ITS 1 J M p Ž L q p U Ê Ë l ô Ý L U Ÿ Ð U ô š O U H u Í ö ž M O W ITS Ž K v Ë l I U A G O q Æ ÆUNIcŠ b dð w W b W uDÝ v lL Ý e jG 5 Ë uDÝô UO šô ÆW e jG X ŁË jG FUNCTION dNE ...

Page 113: ...UL Ýô l Ë qOGAð UI ô WOMžö Í uH UO šôUÐ ITS Æ XRD7106 A 113 dF dNEOÝ ITS Play OFF Ë ÆWýUA vKŽ dL C Ý d UÐ w Užö ŸUL Ýô WOKLŽ WOMžô s ÍœUO Žô VOð Ë uDÝô ÆÊü UNO ŸUL Ýô r w W U O šôUÐ pŽUL Ý WLzU8 s WOMž W OMžö Í uH ITS dð U bMŽ uH UO šôUÐ pŽUL Ý WLzUH s WOMž cŠ b Í WOMžö ITS Ë ÊU p qLŽ pMJ1 UO šôUÐ ŸUL Ýô l uH WOMžö Í ITS Ë vKŽ ÆqOGA l Ë ÊU uH UO šôUÐ ŸUL Ýô l WOMžö Í ITS Ë vKŽ l uD v vDMð qOGA Ë Æ...

Page 114: ...ô X8R Pause Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Pause vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 5 ÆX8R UI ô WHOþË qOGA dF dNEOÝ Pause ON Ë ÆWýUA vKŽ u OÝ R nH U H ÆWO U WOMžö ŸUL Ýô e jG UI ô WHOþË qOGAð UI ô ÆX8R dF dNEOÝ Pause OFF UM Ý r OÝ ÆWýUA vKŽ Ë qOGA Ð U bMŽ XLH w WDIM fH bMŽ ŸUL Ýô WHOþ R UI ô ÆXH W HOþu ŸUL Ýô WLzU8 Â bJ Ý W OMžö Í uH UO šô ITS Ë p LCð uH UO šô WHOþ WOMžö Í ITS WLzUH qLFÐ dð w w Užö u pKð s UNŽULÝ w Vž uł...

Page 115: ... Š už vKŽ ÆWýUA MCD dJð r OÝ uDÝô qJ ŸUL Ýô u U uł œ uDÝ qGA w Æ œbF W b U TRACK dJð r OÝ r w WOMžö ŸUL Ýô ÆUO UŠ UNO ŸUL Ýô DISC dJð r OÝ uDÝö ŸUL Ýô r w W ÆUO UŠ UNO ŸUL Ýô UEŠö uDÝ UO šUÐ XLH dš U dJ ŸUL Ýô UMŁ È Ë v dJ ŸUL Ýô Èb dOG OÝ l MCD Æ uIð XM dłUÐ Â dC bI Ë WOMž sŽ Y Øl d Ë UMŁ lOł l TRACK ŸUL Ýô Èb dOG OÝ Ë v dJ l DISC Æ w z uAŽ VOðd Ð w Užú ŸUL Ýô uAF ŸUL Ýô p LC u UOMžú ŸUL Ýô WO UJ...

Page 116: ...lÐU UO šô UC pMJ1 bŠ vKŽ jGC UÐ W e s Ø 5 Æ jG lOłd Ë l d bI WOKLŽ dłô e 2 Ë 3 Æ Èdš WOMž v ÂU ô Ë nK v wDJ K e jG 2 Ë 3 Æ e jG 3 UL ÆWO U WOMžô v wDM vKŽ qLFOÝ e jG qLFOÝ 2 d Ë WOMžô W b wDM vKŽ bŠ d tDG ÆWO U dš WOMžô v wDM vKŽ qLFOÝ È ÆWIÐUC UEŠö uI U bMŽ uDÝô qGA Â cOHM Ð œbF W b U dOC UOKLF dF dNEOÝ W Ready ÆWýUA vKŽ uDÝô qGA qLF r uBÐ œbF W b U dNEð bH W O I q QDš W UÝ ERROR 11 vKŽ ÆWýUA uDÝ...

Page 117: ...ŸU WO U j C Ë ŸUL Ýô X Folder Name WE U rÝ File Name nK rÝ dð WMOF œœ U HK ŸUL Ýô œUŽ pMJLOÝ WAV d Ð œœ uKO8 Ë µ d ÂUE eð LPCM Ë uKO8 Ë µ d ÂUE eð MS ADPCM ÊuJð ÆjI dð ËdF WMOF œœ UF w W UÐ W ÆW O G ÂU W ýUA vKŽ uBM U UOÐ 5Ð qIM dŽ UN cN sJ1 dŠ Ë WE U ULÝ s jI Folder Name nK File Name uMŽ WOMžô Ê Track Title Ë WOMžô wMG Artist Name uMŽ u K Ê Â u wIOÝ Album Title Ë oOKF Comment ÊuJð U bMŽ Æ uB dŠ s...

Page 118: ...A e jG 2 Ë 3 ÆY WI dÞ UO šô e jG 2 Ë 3 dŽ dNE v Š dÞ d Y WI už vKŽ ÆWýUA FF REV d bI Ë l d lOł ROUGH SEARCH dAŽ qJ Y w Už XRD7106 A 118 W EIU vKŽ w Už dAŽ qJ Y WO U u WO U WE U X U8 pMJLOÝ w Už s d 8 vKŽ Í u WE U ÊuJð U bMŽ Æw Už dAŽ qJ Y w Už vKŽ Í dO 8 dð w WOMžô sŽ Y VFB s ÊuJOÝ w Vž ÆUNO ŸUL Ýô l u vKŽ Y WI dÞ d š ROUGH SEARCH Æ e jG X ŁË jG 2 Ë 3 Y l Ë UO šô ÆWO U WEIU vKŽ w Už dAŽ qJ u WO U ...

Page 119: ...ŸUL Ýô l Scan d dš È e jGCÐ FUNCTION Æ WEŠö WOKLŽ b Ý WE U Ë WOMžô WOKLŽ s UN ù bFÐ d WOMžö W œUF ŸUL Ýô œUŽ dš ÆÈ XRD7106 A 119 U HK ŸUL Ýô UI WAV WMA MP3 U UR Ë p L ð R UI ô WHOþ UHK ŸUL Ýô UI WO UJ X WAV WMA MP3 uBÐ R ÆW e jG FUNCTION UI ô l Ë UO šô XUR Pause Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Pause vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 5 ÆXUR UI ô WHOþË qOGA dF dNEOÝ Pause ON Ë ÆWýUA vKŽ u OÝ R n U ÆWO U WOMžö ŸUL Ýô e jG U...

Page 120: ...dJ Repeat Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Repeat vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 2 Ë 3 Æ užd dJ Èb UO šô e jG 2 Ë 3 d dJ ŸUL Ýô Èb dNE v Š už ÆWýUA vKŽ FOLDER dJð r OÝ WE U K ŸUL Ýô ÆUO UŠ UNO ŸUL Ýô r w TRACK dJð r OÝ r w WOMžö ŸUL Ýô ÆUO UŠ UNO ŸUL Ýô DISC dJð r OÝ Æw Užô qJ ŸUL Ýô UEŠö dš WE UŠ UO šUÐ XL dOG OÝ dJ ŸUL Ýô UMŁ È Ë v dJ ŸUL Ýô Èb l DISC Æ uIð XM8 dłUÐ Â d bI Ë WOMž sŽ Y Øl d Ë UMŁ lOł l TRACK ŸUL Ýô Èb...

Page 121: ...v U1bIð Ë UŽuł WOMž wD e jG 2 Ë 3 Æ e jG 3 UL8 ÆWO U WOMžô v wDC vKŽ qLFOÝ e jG qLFOÝ 2 d Ë WOMžô W b wDC vKŽ bŠ d tDG ÆWO U dš WOMžô v wDC vKŽ qLFOÝ È ÆWIÐU UEŠö uDÝ v ŸUL Ýô bMŽ u U UHK vKŽ Í WAV WMA MP3 Ë uG U UOÐ WOð CD DA uDÝ q U CD EXTRA Ë uDÝ U MIXED MODE sJLOÝ u öJ ŸUL Ýô uDÝô wŽ u UÐ U u q 5Ð l Ë wF WAV WMA MP3 Ë uDÝ U CD DA jI uÐ e WDÝ BAND Æ uŠ b XM8 UHK ŸUL Ýô 5Ð U X WAV WMA MP3 Ë uG U...

Page 122: ...DÝô Ê W Disc Title uDÝô wMG W DiscArtist Name uMŽ Ê WOMžô Track Title Ë WOMžô wMG TrackArtist Name Æ uB ÊuJð U bMŽ dŠ s uÞ U UO d pMJ1 p dF ÆwK UL8 e jG DISPLAY b v Š tDG X ŁË Æ U O v W2d UÐ Ê uMF d ð ËUMF UF vKŽ s ÆW WEŠö Ë ÊuJð U bMŽ d WHOþ rz b p Ever Scroll Ë vKŽ l qOGA ON Ë w Ëô j C l d r OÝ w uB p uDÝô U UOÐ u W uB vKŽ W uBÐ dL vKŽ ÆWýUA dŽ œ dŠ Ë uBÐ hM U UOÐ s U R Ë WýUA vKŽ W d Ë jG W b s...

Page 123: ... A 123 eCð s UN ù bFÐ uDÝ U UOÐ s d8 c w W ÊU uDÝô U UOÐ Æ U UO Âb q q Ý b b U uDÝ qGA XKGË Ušœ pMJLOÝ œbF W b U ËUMŽ uDÝ s Ë U uDÝ v Š ÆW U uDÝô s ËUMŽ dŽ dŽ pMJ1 uMŽ Í uDÝô Ê uMŽ XKšœ W ÆUI UN e jG DISPLAY Æ e jG DISPLAY uBÐ dJ u K Ë 5Ð q ŸU WO U j C Ë ŸUL Ýô œUŽ X Disc Title uMŽ uDÝô Ê W u UO š bMŽ l Disc Title dŽ dNEOÝ uMŽ uDÝô Ê W ÆWýUA vKŽ UO UŠ UNO ŸUL Ýô r w uDÝ Ušœ bMŽ u W uMŽ vKŽ Í uDÝ Ê...

Page 124: ... Vž ÆUNO ŸUL Ýô XRD7106 A 124 l u vKŽ Y WI dÞ d š ROUGH SEARCH Æ e jG X ŁË jG 2 Ë 3 Y l Ë UO šô ÆW uDÝ vKŽ w Už dAŽ qJ uDÝô X U8 u W jG ÊU w Už s q vKŽ Í Ë e jG XO ð 3 uDÝô vKŽ WOMž dš wŽb OÝ p c8 ÆW w Už dAŽ qJ Y bFÐ WOI w Užô œbŽ ÊU8 s q Ë jG ÊU e jG XO ð 3 vKŽ WOMž dš wŽb OÝ uDÝô ÆW uDÝô X U8 u W jG ÊU w Už s q vKŽ Í Ë e jG XO ð 2 uDÝô vKŽ WOMž Ë wŽb OÝ p c8 ÆW s q w Už dAŽ qJ Y bFÐ WOI w Užô œ...

Page 125: ... bMŽ UI ô Æ UÐ ŸUL Ýô l Ë qOGAð dF dNEOÝ Scan OFF Ë ÆWýUA vKŽ WOKLŽ dL Ý ÆWOMžö ŸUL Ýô dF œUŽ uBÐ Ë uð dŽ v WOJOðU r ŸUL Ýô Ë UO šUÐ UÐ ŸUL Ýô l Scan d dš e jGCÐ È FUNCTION Æ WEŠö uDÝ s UN ô bFÐ W œUŽ ŸUL Ý WOKLŽ b Ý W b W d w Užö dš ÆÈ W b W uDÝô ŸUL Ýô UI U UR Ë p L ð R UI ô WHOþ uDÝô ŸUL Ýô UI WO UJ X W uBÐ W b R ÆW e jG FUNCTION UI ô l Ë UO šô XUR Pause Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Pause vKŽ ÆWý...

Page 126: ... L q Ž K v C D w v ô ž M O W U O W Æ 8 L U Ý O F L q G j e 2 d Ë Š b Ž K v C D w b W ô ž M O W U O W Æ G D t d š d È Ý O F L q Ž K v C D w v ô ž M O W U Ð I W Æ q GA qOGAð UOKLFÐ n dFð W bI wKš b W b U uDÝô 1 1 nzUþu dŽ u W UŠ 5 ÆWHOþ e jG FUNCTION ÆnzUþu ULÝ dF e jG FUNCTION uBÐ dJ u K u 5Ð q nzUþ WO U Repeat dJ ŸUL Ýô Random ŸUL Ýô uAF wz Scan UÐ ŸUL Ýô Pause UI ô R X Comp BMX uB jG Ë BMX FF REV...

Page 127: ...D qCI BSM Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š BSM vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 5 UD qCI d2 l Ë qOGA BSM Æ dŽ b OÝ d8 UD qC BSM u UÐ UMŁ Æi uð dF i d8 UD qC BSM eCð sJLOÝ s u vKŽ UD UÐcÐ XÝ È u UND o WH Ë d UÐ u V Š VOð Uý u OÝ WOKLF UN bMŽ ÆUNð uð n i dŽ d8 UD qC BSM Æ eC WOKLŽ UG ô e jG s Æ WEŠö eCð uÐ UD UÐcÐ s Ë WDÝ d8 WHOþ UD qC BSM eš w UD UÐcÐ b ð Ê sJ1 Â bC ÝUÐ UN ô Æ XRD7106 A 127 XRD7106A Ara2 24 05 8 4 17 34 1...

Page 128: ...NO jGCð w WO U UND o WH d WD WÐcÐ UŽb Ý r OÝ d8 c s u œ Æ UEŠö Ë Êeš pMJ1 Â WD v Š FM qJ UD Â ô UD s WD FM Â t UD Ë Àö AM d8 c w Æ ô Â bC Ý UC pMJ1 5 Ë UÐcÐ UŽb Ýô d UD e u œ ô vKŽ W Æ W uI UD WH u Ë p L ð u WHOþ u0 wK Y WH d UD WH u œ Uýô uI uBÐ W ÆjI bOł U I Ýô WO U8 e jG FUNCTION wK l Ë UO šô Local Æ e jG FUNCTION dF dNE v Š Local vKŽ ÆWýUA e jG 5 ÆwK Y WH u l Ë qOGA dŽ dNEOÝ ö wK Y WOÝU Š Loca...

Page 129: ... UNOKŽ u œ AM Â Ë FM Æ 5 WÐcÐc dýR u w WÐcÐc 5 d WH ÆUNOKŽ u œ e jG SOURCE Æu œ d l Ë UO šô e jG SOURCE dF dNE v Š Tuner vKŽ ÆWýUA u œ d e jG BAND ÆWłu UO šô e jG BAND u dNEð v Š d Wł už Â WÐ FM1 Â FM2 Ë Â FM3 u Â Wł FM Â t Ë AM Æ e jG W Ëb WH u dłô 2 Ë 3 WDG ÆWF dÝ d Ý d œ qHÝô Ë vKŽ v WÐcÐc œ Wł ÆWł e jG X ŁË jG Y UÐ WH u dłô 2 Ë 3 ÆÁ dŠ rŁ bŠ Ë WO UŁ b uIOÝ d Â u YÐ vKŽ u F r v Š UÐcÐc 0 u œ uB...

Page 130: ...lD ð uDÝô Ã Ë jGCÐ W b W e jG XO ð EJECT uÐ uł Ë œ dšô l Ë qOL qOGAð sJ1 ô U bMŽ Ã dš uDÝô Ã uBÐ W b W ÆW O G u B Èu j e Âb Ý VOLUME Æ uB Èu j C u vKŽ d bŠ e Ëœ WO Oz VOLUME d iHš Ë l u uB È Æ Ë vKŽ e jG bFÐ sŽ rJ bŠ VOLUME d Ë l u iHš uB È Æ U N WUUÞ qOGAð UI e jG X ŁË jG SOURCE r v Š Æ UN qOGAð UI XRD7106 A 130 XRD7106A Ara2 24 05 8 4 17 34 11 ...

Page 131: ...c ULF ÝUÐ 5Oł Uš s 5Oł uIOÝ Ë UN c Â uð UN 8 UL bŠ hOBC Ð UOJOðU Uš Ë wł Uš UN 8 dšô Æ wł dDÐ iOÐ_ Ø _ UN c pKÝ qOGuð bMŽ qOGuð d w rJ u qŠ UO wz Ë_ uð u œbL OÝ wJOðU wz UO Ë_ uð V Æ UN c bB qOGAð bMŽ wJOðU uN Ë qš b v wz Æ bB qOGAð n W uDÝ qOL e jG OPEN ÆWO U ô WŠuK H uDÝô qOL W dNE Ý ÆW b U uDÝ Ušœ r Ê bFÐ e jG W b W SOURCE Ë UO šô uDÝô qGA l ÆwKš b W b U qOL W I wI W b W uDÝ qšœ ÆW b U uDÝô Ë Ÿ...

Page 132: ... v lł u Â b Ý U O d bŠ WO Oz dF K dÞ vKŽ ô s0 q1 qOGAð WI X5Uš bŽ ULO5 uB ATT dý r OÝ Íc ÆÁU œ tŠ uB Èu VOLUME d tDG u 0 iHš Ë l5 uB È Æ uB X Uš ATT u 0 iOH tDG uB È d Ð u WŽ s0 π w d0 tDG Æt LOI dš uFK È u 0 v œ uB r Š È ÆwKKô bB SOURCE UO š bMŽ UN c qOGAð r OÝ ÆqOGA bB u œUB 5Ð UI ö tDG d5 Æ XRD7106A Ara2 24 05 8 5 11 07 9 ...

Page 133: ...DG d8 Æ d e œ u iHš Ë l8 uB È Æ 5 H OPEN uK H tDG ÆWO U ô WŠ 6 WOK ENTERTAINMENT u K tDG Ë v q dŽ l ÆWOK 7 X R UI ô PAUSE u K tDG Ë 5Ð q Ë qOGAð UI Ë qOGAð wF WHOþ R UI ô ÆX 8 WŽU CLOCK u tDG dŽ q ÆWŽU 9 1 6 dłô UNDG u Ë j C WI WH sŽ Y r uDÝô uDÝô qGA Â b2 Ý bMŽ W Æ œbF W b U 0 w UO Ê u EQ u UOM M UO šô tDG ÆWHK w UO Ê Włu BAND u ÀöŁ 5Ð s UO šö tDG Â Uł FM ËË Â t bŠ AM Ë Ë UG ô u w8 rJ l ÆnzUþ dF ...

Page 134: ... uIð r b Ý WO UŁ ÊuCž w qOGAð WOKLŽ ÍQÐ Â R dý ËdF d UÐ WýUA vKŽ W Ë nKCK Ÿuł czbFÐ dL Ý d w uŁ q8 nKCK Ÿuł e jG ÆÊ µ µ µ µ µ 5 ÊuJð U bMŽ Ë vKŽ UN c W UÞ ÕU H j ULMOÐ qOGA UI l Ë vKŽ UFýô UI K l ACC qOGAð Ë ON vKŽ qLFOÝ Ë qOGAð UG d l e jG qLFOÝ UL8 ÆnKCK Ÿuł µ µ µ µ µ 5 d dš Ë qOGAð vKŽ È d l ÆnKCK Ÿuł W HOþuK w O u dF Ë b OÝ dF l u uK w O uBÐ WHOþ Ë uð r bMŽ WOJOðU ÕU H j b ÊuJ ULMOÐ UN c W UÞ ...

Page 135: ...dð Ë UNKB ÆUN O8 dFð VM uK i e ô WO U ô WŠ Æ b bý dFð ÂbŽ vKŽ k UŠ uK i dýU fLA WFýô WO U ô WŠ œ Ë dŠ Uł ÆWO UŽ W O U ô WŠuK qBI e jG OPEN ÆWO U ô WŠuK H UN Ý Ë WO U ô WŠuK d ô V U p ÆÃ U K nDKÐ uIÐ U ô cŠ uK UIÝ Ë s UN ULŠ V UL8 WO U ô WŠ Ë uÝ Í Ë U Ÿu dš qz Ærz œ qDFÐ UN ÐUG VM UNOKŽ È WIId W UL W KŽ wI WO U ô WŠuK l ÆWLOKÝ UNOKŽ ÿUH K W O U ô WŠuK VO2dð œUŽ vKŽ WLzUU uBÐ UN2U UÐ WO U ô WŠuK V2 ...

Page 136: ...UNMJ1 uK WOð ËbM WMA Æ WLK8 WMA uG U bO KDB UB š w uK WOð Ë ËbM uFð w œ uB jG WOMIð v Ë uÞ w dý q s ËdJO W8 uÝ ÆX U UOÐ dOHAð sJ1 WMA Ë U bO qGA Â bC ÝUÐ WC ËbM Ë ÆÀbŠô U N c uŠ d c u UJ UÐ ÕUL ÂbŽ V b YOŠ Æ UN c vKŽ qz R dN8 W bBÐ WÐUGô v c Íœ sŽ Z M b UL8 ÆWOzUÐ u UJ Ë ÊUšœ ÀUF UN qDFð qz œ ŸUHð Wł dŠ uBÐ tð Æ bz d ÊuJ wJ b ËUM w qO b cNÐ kH Š UOKLF UFł Ë qOGA Æ UÞUO Šô u 0 kH Š uB È uGô qF sJ U...

Page 137: ... ITS Ë uMŽ uDÝô Ê W WOIU U uKF rN uDÝô qGA0 WGU QD qzUÝ W b U wKš b uDÝô qGA Ë W b U tÐ W UMF uDÝ U CD R CD RW µ µ µ µ µ UHK MP3 WMA Ë WAV µ µ µ µ µ UHK WO U U UOÐ MP3 UHK WO U U UOÐ WMA UHK WO U U UOÐ WAV Ë UE U uŠ UHK WAV WMA MP3 U KDB u UHG µ µ µ µ µ U u XRD7106 A 137 XRD7106A Ara2 24 05 8 4 17 34 4 ...

Page 138: ...UMF 5Ð qIM WýUA vKŽ s eFð Â bC Ý Ë jG e UNł uB uB j dFð uB j UOKLFÐ n u UOM M W œUF w UO Ê EQ EX uð j Â bC Ý uB Ê u Â bC Ý w UO Ê u UOM M UŽb Ý w UO Ê u UOM M j w UO Ê u UOM M oO b j C w UO Ê uB j Ë dON wŁö u j uB È Ë dON wŁö uB WÐcÐ UO š dON µ µ µ µ µ uB WÐcÐ UO š wŁö µ µ µ µ µ uB uKŽ j µ µ µ µ µ uB WŽULÝ Ãdš Â bC Ý dH iOH WOŽ µ µ µ µ µ Ë q bFð uB WŽULÝ j l dH iOH WOŽ uB Ãdš Â bC Ý wýö dOž u j uB...

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