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CD240MPR/512

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Recording .............................................................................. 25

Recording from Audio CDs  .................................................................... 25
Recording from MP3 Discs  .................................................................... 25
Recording from Radio  ............................................................................ 26
Voice Recording ..................................................................................... 26
Deleting Files  ......................................................................................... 26

The Flash MP3 Player ........................................................... 27

Removing the Flash MP3 Player ............................................................ 27
Basic functions  ....................................................................................... 28
Transfering files from your PC  ............................................................... 28
Play Mode  .............................................................................................. 30
Settings .................................................................................................. 31
Record mode .......................................................................................... 32
Record settings  ...................................................................................... 32
FM Radio ................................................................................................ 34

Help and Advice .................................................................... 36

Replacing the fuse  ................................................................................. 37

Care and Maintenance  ......................................................... 38

Cleaning CDs  ......................................................................................... 38

Technical Specification ........................................................ 39
Guarantee .............................................................................. 40

Summary of Contents for CD-240MPR/512

Page 1: ...CD240MPR 512 Car Audio with CD MP3 WMA playback FM MW RDS tuner and 512 USB memory drive...

Page 2: ...o please take time to read these instructions They are designed to familiarise you with the many features of this unit and to ensure you get the very best from your purchase Safety is Important Keep t...

Page 3: ...ecting the unit 10 Initial switching on and off 10 Location of controls 11 Front Panel 11 Flash drive 13 Radio Data Systems RDS 14 Basic Functions 15 Power on off 15 Selecting the sound source 15 Volu...

Page 4: ...26 Deleting Files 26 The Flash MP3 Player 27 Removing the Flash MP3 Player 27 Basic functions 28 Transfering files from your PC 28 Play Mode 30 Settings 31 Record mode 32 Record settings 32 FM Radio...

Page 5: ...ing sounds outside of the car Servicing The CD240MPR 512 unit contains fuses that may be changed by suitably qualified service personnel when necessary The instructions for carrying out fuse replaceme...

Page 6: ...elease keys 512MB Flash MP3 player with neck cord USB extension lead USB software driver on the supplied CD User Guide Should any of these items be missing please contact the helpline on 0870 873 0084...

Page 7: ...like an emergency stop If the installation angle exceeds 20 degrees from the horizontal the unit may not give its optimum performance Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temper...

Page 8: ...speaker 2 B Front right speaker 3 B Front right speaker 4 B Front left speaker 5 B Front left speaker 6 B Rear left speaker 7 B Rear left speaker 8 B NOTE The lead that connects to 7 A ignition switc...

Page 9: ...ove the front panel from the unit See page 9 2 Remove the two transit screws from the unit 3 Insert the two release keys into the groove on each side of the unit until they click then slide the sleeve...

Page 10: ...Switch the ignition key off 2 If the strap was used to support the unit remove this first 3 Insert the release keys into the groove on each side of the unit until they click Pull the levers out with t...

Page 11: ...CD240MPR 512 11 Location of controls Front Panel...

Page 12: ...information available 9 MODE Select the Mode 10 BAND ENTER Select tuner frequency band 11 TRACK TUNE BUTTONS Automatic or manual tuning freq up or freq down CD MP3 Track Search button 12 AS PS Automat...

Page 13: ...0MPR 512 13 Flash drive No Label Function 25 LCD Display 26 MIC Microphone 27 MENU Enters the menu screen 28 PLAY PAUSE 29 STOP 30 LINE IN 31 HEADPHONES 32 VOL 33 VOL 34 USB SOCKET 35 F F 36 REW 37 RE...

Page 14: ...ng TP and TA data The Traffic Announcement TA feature allows interruption of a CD playing when there is a travel report from a local radio station The radio will automatically switch from CD to the ra...

Page 15: ...the current level Sound adjustment Briefly press the SEL button Each press of this button will step through the available audio functions in the following order to be set as required VOL volume BAS b...

Page 16: ...Station scan auto tune The SCN function scans the band until a station is found The station is then played for about 3 seconds before the scan continues Press the SCN button to activate station scan...

Page 17: ...ess and hold 1 PAU button for several seconds until a beep sounds The current station is stored at preset number 1 Radio functions Press and hold the SEL button for several seconds Each press of this...

Page 18: ...metal object It will need to be activated After completing the installation of the unit If any function buttons do not operate When an error symbol is displayed Reset the unit by briefly pressing the...

Page 19: ...elect a Program Type The current selection will be displayed Use the Vol or Vol buttons to select from the following NEWS AFFAIRS INFO SPORT EDUCATE DRAMA CULTURE SCIENCE VARIED WEATHER FINANCE CHILDR...

Page 20: ...nnouncements to interrupt the programme being listened to To use TA Traffic Announcement Press the TA button to toggle TA on and off When on the TA symbol will be displayed When TA mode is on any tran...

Page 21: ...playing the radio will then play To resume CD play press the MODE button again the CD will play from the beginning of the current track Select tracks During CD play press TRACK TUNE buttons to move to...

Page 22: ...INT indicator will be removed from the display Play all tracks randomly During CD play press 4 RDM button the display shows RDM This will play tracks in a random order Press 4 RDM again to exit random...

Page 23: ...2 Use the TRACK TUNE buttons to SELECT to select the first digit then press SELECT to enter it 3 Repeat step 2 until all 3 digits have been entered 4 Press the ENTER button The chosen track will now p...

Page 24: ...is useful because MP3 discs can contain many songs To skip forward 10 tracks 1 During MP3 play press preset 6 button to skip forward 10 tracks The track number will be displayed and play will start To...

Page 25: ...efly pressing the REC button NAND ONE TRACK Records the current track NAND ALL TRACK Records all of the tracks on the CD 4 Press the ENTER button to start the recording 5 To stop the Recording press t...

Page 26: ...To stop recording press the ENTER button Voice Recording 1 Press MODE button repeatedly to select NAND 2 Press and hold the REC button to start voice recording 3 To stop recording press the ENTER but...

Page 27: ...yer 1 Press the OPEN button to lower the front panel 2 Press the clip on the rear of the panel until a click is heard 3 Slide the Flash MP3 Player from the front panel Headphones Plug your headphones...

Page 28: ...M Radio Enter Radio mode see page 34 Exit Leave the menu Switching off To turn the MP3 Player off press and hold the STOP button until the display goes blank Transfering files from your PC If your com...

Page 29: ...ucture will be preserved When playing for the first time any files in the root directory will be played first followed by any files stored in folders 6 Once the files have been transferred click on th...

Page 30: ...ck title you require is displayed press the PLAY PAUSE button to start playback 1 Press the FF button to skip to the next track 2 Press the REW button to go to the start of the current track 3 To go t...

Page 31: ...ay mode Music files can be set to playback in a variety of repeat and random modes The options are Normal Shuffle Folder Shuffle Once Shuffle Repeat Track once Repeat Folder Repeat All Repeat Track In...

Page 32: ...ing to factory default values Format Formats the Memory on the MP3 Player Play Speed Adjust the playback speed from 0 200 100 is the default value Record mode 1 Press the PLAY PAUSE button to begin re...

Page 33: ...ttle above normal volume is heard by the microphone High Only starts recording when a loud voice is heard by the microphone Auto Sync The auto sync option allows you to make syncronous recordings thro...

Page 34: ...ving a station to a preset number This section gives instructions for saving programme presets 1 Tune the radio to the station you want to preset 2 Press the Play Pause button once CH1 will be shown o...

Page 35: ...the Radio will skip to the next preset station 1 20 Using the preset mode This section explains how to turn on the PRESET MODE 1 Press and hold the MENU button until the menu icons are displayed 2 Us...

Page 36: ...Presence of CD disc inside the player 2 Inserting the disc in reverse direction 3 Temperature inside the car is too high 4 Condensation 1 Remove the disc in the player then put a new one in 2 Insert...

Page 37: ...Internet address www roadstar uk co uk The operation keys do not work 1 The built in microcomputer is not operating properly due to noise 1 Press the RESET button with a ball point pen or similar obje...

Page 38: ...dust from the disc surface Wipe in a straight line from the centre to the outside of the disc Small dust particles and light stains will not affect reproduction quality Never use chemicals such as rec...

Page 39: ...Hz 20kHz TUNER FM Frequency Range 87 5 108 MHz Intermediate Frequency 10 7 MHz Stereo Separation 30dB Signal to Noise Ratio 50dB Channel Step 50kHz TUNER MW Frequency Range 522 1620 kHz Intermediate F...

Page 40: ...lowing provisions The guarantee is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase The product must be correctly assembled and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in thi...

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