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Installation

4. Take off the plastic trim ring by lifting the

top of the trim ring.

5. Insert the supplied keys into the slots on

both sides of the CD player. Push them
all the way in, then slide the CD player
out of the sleeve.

6. Insert the sleeve into the dash. Then

secure it by bending out all the tabs with
a flat-blade screwdriver.

7. Reconnect the harness to the CD

player’s 14-pin wiring socket, then
reconnect the antenna.

8. Slide the CD player into the sleeve until

it locks in place.

9. To further secure the CD player, use the

supplied hardware to attach one end of
the supplied metal strap to the mounting
bolt on the back of the CD player. If nec-
essary, bend the metal strap to fit your
vehicle’s mounting area. Then use the
supplied sheet metal screw to attach the
other end of the strap to a solid metal
part of the vehicle under the dashboard.
This strap also helps ensure proper
electrical grounding of the CD player.

10. Reconnect the cable to the vehicle’s

negative (–) battery terminal. Then
replace the trim ring and install the CD
player’s control panel (see “Installing/
Removing the Control Panel” on
Page 10).

You might need to reset the CD player’s
clock after you reconnect the cable to the ve-
hicle battery. (See “Setting the Clock” on
Page 10.)

Removing the CD Player from the 
Dash

1. Make sure the ignition is turned off and

disconnect the cable from the vehicle’s
negative (–) battery terminal. 

2. If the metal strap is used, remove the

nut holding it to the back of the CD
player.

3. Press 

REL

 to remove the CD player’s

control panel.

Keys

Metal Strap

Washers

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Summary of Contents for Flat-Face Car CD Player

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Please read before using this equipment Flat Face Car CD Player with Signal Level Meter Display 12 2158 fm Page 1 Wednesday September 13 2000 1 50 PM...

Page 2: ...Toyota Nissan and Suzuki Vehicles 9 Installing Removing the Control Panel 10 Operation 10 Setting the Clock 10 Adjusting the Sound 11 Resetting the Display 11 Radio Operation 11 CD Player Operation 12...

Page 3: ...oise caused by your vehicle s electrical system Liquid Crystal Display With Clock shows the current operation of the CD and tuner with bar spectrum signal level display Buzzer Alarm alerts you when th...

Page 4: ...This auto sound CD player system is a DIN E size unit that requires a 21 24 inch high by 71 24 inch wide by 71 220inch deep 57 184 190 mm mounting area Cautions Make sure your vehicle s mounting area...

Page 5: ...u must connect a separate wire to each speaker terminal as described in the following procedure Do not use a common wire or chassis ground for any speaker connection The CD player s buzzer alarm sound...

Page 6: ...the CD player works properly remove the CD player s control panel and disconnect your vehicle battery s negative cable the harness from the CD player s 14 pin wiring socket Then proceed with the insta...

Page 7: ...nnections Reset your CD player s display see Reset ting the Display on Page 11 then install your CD player s control panel see Install ing Removing the Control Panel on Page 10 The display should ligh...

Page 8: ...nting area Then use the supplied sheet metal screw to attach the other end of the strap to a solid metal part of the vehicle under the dashboard This strap also helps ensure proper electrical groundin...

Page 9: ...san or S Suzuki located on both sides of the CD player to fasten the CD player to the factory radio mounting brackets supplied with your ve hicle 1 Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen and remove the...

Page 10: ...clean do not touch the connecting pins in the recess or on the back of the control panel Operation Caution Do not change your CD player s settings in heavy traffic or during hazardous driving conditi...

Page 11: ...r appears 6 To increase bass output press LOUD LOUD appears To return bass output to normal press LOUD again and LOUD disappears To temporarily silence the CD player press MUTE MUTE appears To resume...

Page 12: ...OAdcd appears then CdP CD play then TRACK 01 and the CD plays from Track 1 If a CD is already in the CD player simply press MODE to play the CD The CD player displays the number of the last track you...

Page 13: ...ct the CD and check it for scratches and condensation see CD Care Tips on Page 14 Reload the CD and try again to play it or try a different CD If the CD player still does not operate properly take it...

Page 14: ...If you park your vehicle in the sun tem peratures inside the vehicle can easily reach levels that could damage your CDs To prevent heat damage avoid leaving your CDs in your vehicle If a CD skips whe...

Page 15: ...tion Ref 0 3 CD Used diameter 5 inch 120 mm Signal Format D A Conversion 1Bit Linear Transmission Bit Rate 1 4 Mbit Sec Sampling Frequency 8 Times Pick Up System Optical Pick Up Optical Source Laser N...

Page 16: ...ations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you In the event of a product...

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