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TUNING CONTROLS

 - Use the up          and down          buttons to make the 

following adjustments

SELECT STATIONS 

-

 

Press and immediately release a tune button 

         

or

           to move a radio frequency number down or up one step.  Press and hold a 
tune button            or            for several seconds to seek to the next clear 
station.

SKIP TRACKS 

-

 

Press a tune button            or            to move to the previous or 

the next track on the CD.  The Track number will show on the display.

FAST FORWARD AND FAST REVERSE 

-

 Press and hold but

t

on         

or

            to fast forward or fast reverse through a song on the CD.  The CD play 
starts when you release the tune button.

PRESET STATIONS 

- There are six number buttons to store and recall stations for each 

band.

STORING A STATION - 

Select a band (if needed) as explained in       .   Select a 

radio station you wish to store. Select a preset numbered button, press and hold the 
preset button for a few seconds till you hear a beep indicating the station has been 
stored.

RECALL A STATION - 

Select a band (if needed) as explained in       .  Select a preset 

numbered button.

REPEAT 

- Press the “REPEAT” button to continuously play the current song.  Press a 

second time to stop the repeat feature.

CD SCAN 

- Press the “CD SCAN” button to play several seconds of each track of the 

current disc.  Press a second time to stop intro and listen to the track.

SHUFFLE 

- Press the “SHUFFLE” button to play all tracks of the current disc in random 

sequence.  Press a second time to stop random play.

AUTOMATIC STORING AND PROGRAM SCANNING

AUTOMATIC STORING 

- Press and hold the “AMS” button for several seconds to 

activate the automatic storing function.  Once activated, the radio starts searching 
for the next frequency in the local mode and stores the clear radio stations into the 
preset memory.  If after searching   in the local mode the radio does not find six clear 
stations, then it will repeat the search in the distance mode.  After completion, the 
radio will change back to the preset mode.

PRESET SCANNING 

- Press  the “AMS” button shortly to activate the preset 

scanning function. During the scanning, it will stop at every stored station for several 
seconds and the number of the channel being scanned flashes on the display.  Press 
the “AMS” Button a second time to stop scanning.

Summary of Contents for CD6500

Page 1: ...DOWN DETACHABLE FACE COMPACT DISC PLAYER Installation Instructions Owner s Manual CD6500 LOC DISP POWER SCAN AMS BD LD SEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 PAUSE TRACK UP TRACK DN CD SCAN REPEAT MONO MUTE DSP MODE PAUSE...

Page 2: ...A Line Output ISO DIN Mounting Clock Blinking Security L E D 24 Station Memory Full Electronic Function Controls 4 Band Preset Equalizer Disc Scan Random Repeat Play Infrared Remote Control Multi Colo...

Page 3: ...icle Exposed wires can be cut or damaged It is best to run all wires through the vehicle under the carpet and or side panels This enables to a cleaner installation and less risk of damage Run signal w...

Page 4: ...ejected disc sitting on the edge of the disc player for long periods of time The disc will warp under direct sunlight Always put each disc in its case to protect them during times of non use CD operat...

Page 5: ...ed when the key is in the accessory position The White wire is connected only if a power antenna or an amplifier is used in the system This wire supplies 12 Volt output when the CD Player is turned on...

Page 6: ...OWER ANTENNA BLACK BLACK BATTERY 12V FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER 4 OHM FRONT LEFT SPEAKER 4 OHM LOW LEVEL SIGNAL OUTPUT FOR CONNECTION TO AMPLIFIERS OR SIGNAL PROCESSORS ANTENNA CONNECTOR BROWN GREY WHITE WHI...

Page 7: ...dering your mounting location make sure the unit will be level If you cannot mount the CD Player level due to your vehicle s design make sure there is no more than a 30 degree tilt Keeping this in min...

Page 8: ...ill brace the back of the CD player to ensure solid mounting to prevent theft and provide optimal CD play Once the CD player is secured fit the trim ring over outside edge of the radio until it snaps...

Page 9: ...position Attach the brackets to the CD6500 in the same position as the factory radio After attaching the wiring harness to the factory wiring loom See Electrical and Signal Connections and plugging th...

Page 10: ...ove the CD player you will first need to release and detach the front panel Insert the provided removal key into the opening on the top left side of the CD player Push the key inward until they snap i...

Page 11: ...OPERATING THE SLIDE DOWN FACE PUSH RELEASE BUTTON TO SLIDE DOWN THE FRONT PANEL THE FRONT PANEL WILL DOWN AUTOMATICALLY SLIDE TO CLOSE PANEL PUSH IN AND UP ON THE LOWER RIGHT EDGE 10 CD6500...

Page 12: ...r MUTE Press the MUTE button to silence the CD player Press a second time to resume listening MONO STEREO Press the MONO button to select monaural Mono or stereo mode for the radio s reception The Mon...

Page 13: ...und balance between left and right speakers using the and buttons FADER Press the SEL button five times Adjust the sound balance between front and rear speakers using the and buttons VOLUME UP Press b...

Page 14: ...umbered button REPEAT Press the REPEAT button to continuously play the current song Press a second time to stop the repeat feature CD SCAN Press the CD SCAN button to play several seconds of each trac...

Page 15: ...using a ballpoint pen or small metal object The reset button should be pressed for the following reasons The installation is complete All the function Buttons do not operate or Error symbol is on the...

Page 16: ...same recommended value There is a disc already in the player Remove the disc in the player then put in the new one You are trying to put the compact disc in upside down Insert the compact disc with th...

Page 17: ...cleaning solution or replace the defective compact disc Condensation build up on the inside of the unit Leave the disc player off and turn the vehicle s air conditioner on to remove the condensation b...

Page 18: ...tput Power 30W x 4 Maximum Current Consumption Fuses Memory Constant 15 Ampere Accessory Switched 1 Ampere CD PLAYER Signal to Noise Ratio 85dB Channel Separation 80dB Frequency Response 5Hz 20Khz RAD...

Page 19: ...mages due to a defect in the product Any implied warranties including fitness for use and merchantability are limited in duration to the period of the express warranty set forth above No person is aut...

Page 20: ...be under the 1 year warranty period 2 The unit must have no physical damage 3 A copy of the original proof of purchase must be sent with the unit 4 Include a brief description of the problem or failu...

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