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Volume Up/Down

1. Press the VOL(+) button to increase the volume

2. Press the VOL(-) button to decrease the volume

NOTE: The VOL button is also used to increase or

decrease the Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader
& Sum.  See Tone Controls in this section
for further information.

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Page 1: ...14 12 13 11 5 6 7 8 9 10 18 16 17 15 20 19 LINE OUT REAR R RED SUM OUT L WHITE LINE OUT REAR GND BLACK SUM OUT GND BLACK VIDEO 1 WHITE VIDEO OUT WHITE AUX IN 2 GND BLACK VIDEO OUT GND BLACK REAR SEAT...

Page 2: ...e brochure on Rockford Fosgate products and Rockford acces sories in the U S call 480 967 3565 or FAX 480 967 8132 For all other countries call 001 480 967 3565 or FAX 001 480 967 8132 PRACTICE SAFE S...

Page 3: ...tion THD Speaker Impedance 4 8 Preamp Output Voltage 4 0V RMS 0 1 THD Sum Preamp Output Voltage 4 0V RMS 0 1 THD Preamp Output Impedance 50 Equalization Bass 10dB 60Hz Treble 8dB 15kHz IR Receiver Eye...

Page 4: ...ur Aus 522 1620kHz 9kHz spacing Sensitivity 20dBf max 10dB sensitivity 6dB Bandwidth 5kHz min 12kHz max CD Player Compatible Discs 5 or 3 Frequency Response 20Hz 20kHz 3dB Signal to Noise Ratio 90dB p...

Page 5: ...me to Rockford Fosgate This manual is designed to provide information for the owner salesperson and installer For those of you who want quick information on how to install this product please turn to...

Page 6: ...nual 1 Mounting Sleeve 1 Backstrap 2 Chassis Release Keys 1 Hardware Package 1 16 pin Pwr Aux Harness 1 RFX8340 20 pin RCA Harness 1 Faceplate Case 1 IR Remote Control RFX8350 Installation Operation M...

Page 7: ...re to evaporate Environment Exposure DO NOT expose the Source Unit or optional CD Changer to any of the following direct sun and heat high humidity excessive dust excessive vibration and rain or water...

Page 8: ...round the outer edge of the CD and its center hole Any small burrs or irreg ularities could inhibit proper loading of the disc To remove the burrs rub the inside edge of the hole and outside edge of t...

Page 9: ...ed X X X X Tuner RDS Tuning Radio Data System X X World Wide Tuning X X X X AM mono FM stereo X X X X FM Noise Blanker X X X X Auto Blend Roll Off X X X X Multi Path Interference Rejection X X X X 12...

Page 10: ...S 4 0 volts RMS 4 0 volts RMS Low Source Impedance 50 50 50 50 Remote Functions IR included IR included IR included IR included Tuner CDP and Changer Mode X X X X Volume Up Down X X X X Seek Track Up...

Page 11: ...cans each track on the disc in CDP CDX mode 9 PRESET 2 RPT Selects radio preset 2 in TUNER mode and repeats the current track in CDP CDX mode 3 4 5 1 8 9 10 6 7 2 11 12 13 18 19 15 16 17 14 PUSH MENU...

Page 12: ...sic Mode and Speech Mode 15 RELEASE Detaches the faceplace from the source unit 16 LOUD R SEAT Loud enables bass response to be boosted at low and high levels Rear Seat allows a secondary source to fe...

Page 13: ...ness 16 pin This connector is used for power speaker output and Auxiliary Audio 1 Input connections 23 Antenna Input Connects a standard male Motorola coaxial radio antenna to the source unit IMPORTAN...

Page 14: ...Manually tunes the radio station in TUNER mode and the previous next disc in CDX mode 7 SEL Selects between Volume Bass Treble Balance Fader Sum modes 8 BAND Selects which bank of tuner presets FM1 F...

Page 15: ...Frequencies Traffic Program Alternative Frequencies mode switches the RDS tuner to a neighboring radio station when the current station s signal becomes weak Traffic Program mode allows the RDS tuner...

Page 16: ...ace 4 Route all of the RCA cables close together and away from any high current wires 5 Use high quality connectors for a reliable installation and to minimize signal or power loss 6 Think before you...

Page 17: ...the center console provides opti mum access Be sure the installation does not interfere with the operation of the gear shift or parking brake The source unit should have a mounting angle within 20 fr...

Page 18: ...odized screw and star washer 3 Connect the YELLOW wire to a source of constant 12V for retaining memory on user programmed functions Connect the Yellow wire to a constant 12 volt positive source The s...

Page 19: ...extension RCAs that feed the input of the amplifiers Be sure to route the signal cables away from any high current wires to pre vent coupling noise from radiated electrical fields into the audio sign...

Page 20: ...nt panel Bend Tabs on the installation sleeve which correspond to the chart above Bend Appropriate Tabs on all sides of the mounting sleeve Top Bottom Left Right E M5 6mm 20 0 20 0 M4 6mm MAX E E LEFT...

Page 21: ...nna Ground should read less than 0 05 between antenna and chassis ground Installing the Source Unit ISO DIN Mount Remove Trim Piece and Installation Sleeve from source unit Factory Bracket should alig...

Page 22: ...on sleeve with release keys Reset Button 1 Remove Faceplate from source unit 2 Press Reset Button if source unit gets jammed during operation PUSH MENU BAND 1 VOL DISP MODE SCAN DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT...

Page 23: ...of faceplate into the housing 2 Press faceplate into housing until it clicks CAUTION Store the faceplate in its carrying case to prevent damage 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU...

Page 24: ...AS PS Off Preset memory Original memory band Scan Off Repeat Off Random Off Loudness On Default Display Clock CDP Loading STBY CDX Loading Disc Start Volume Level 12 Sum 15 Bass Treble 0 Balance Fade...

Page 25: ...n the MENU knob counter clockwise to decrease the selected function Source Tone Memory Individual Bass Treble settings are memorized for TUNER CD PLAYER CD CHANGER AUX R SEAT NOTE If no adjustment is...

Page 26: ...onsiderations A The clock will be displayed when the radio power button is turned off B Pressing the DISP button will display the clock for 5 seconds when an alternative default dis play is selected s...

Page 27: ...X Fig 1 2 After 5 seconds the LCD will revert to its default Programming the Default Display 1 While in TUNER CDP CDX AUX mode press and hold the DISP button until display flashes clock set mode Fig 1...

Page 28: ...er the options menu Fig 1 Momentarily press the MENU button until CONTRAST is diaplayed 2 Press the UP DOWN ARROWS to vary the con trast from 5 to 40 default is 6 Fig 2 26 1 2 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH...

Page 29: ...played 2 Press the UP DOWN ARROWS to turn on off the volume bar display Fig 2 1 2 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DISP VOL DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT RFX8350 4 DOWN RPT 2...

Page 30: ...23456789 Type 4 5 Press the MENU knob to select the next space Fig 4 6 Press and hold the MENU knob for 1 second to store the title into memory Fig 5 Station Disc MP3 AUX Title Erasing 7 Press and hol...

Page 31: ...s and hold the UP ARROW for 1 second to automatically jump the tuner to the next strongest radio station Fig 4 2 Press and hold the DOWN ARROW for 1 sec ond to automatically jump the tuner to the last...

Page 32: ...AS PS button again to stop Preset Scan on the currently playing radio station AUTO STORE PRESET SCAN AS PS FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 2 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DI...

Page 33: ...on to select MODE 1 or MODE 2 Fig 2 1 2 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DISP VOL DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT RFX8350 4 DOWN RPT 2 3 RDM 5 UP DISC 6 CD CHANGER CONTROLLER LO...

Page 34: ...n to switch between the two modes Display 1 The LCD will display LOCAL or DX for 5 seconds then revert to the previous menu TUNER MUTE 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SC...

Page 35: ...Program Mode 1 Press the AF TP button to engage TP Mode Press the AF TP button again to disengage TP Mode Fig 1 2 When TP is blinking TP Mode is on there is no TP DATA to receive 3 The SEEK or AS fun...

Page 36: ...2 Press the PRESET BUTTON that corresponds to the mode type refer to chart below Region Mode 1 Press and hold the PTY button for 1 second to turn ON Region Mode 2 Press and hold the PTY button again...

Page 37: ...n the bottom of the faceplate until the faceplate folds back up and locks into position Fig 3 CD PLAYER MODE 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DISP VOL DIGITAL AUDIO...

Page 38: ...c the player will start over and begin play ing track 1 again CDX MODE When the last track on the current disc is reached the next disc will load in the CD changer and begin playing track 1 36 CDP CDX...

Page 39: ...ong as the SEEK UP DN button is depressed CDP CDX TRACK FORWARD REVERSE 37 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DISP VOL DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT RFX8350 4 DOWN RPT 2 3 RDM...

Page 40: ...y SCAN until the function is cancelled Fig 2 2 The LCD will display the track and elapsed time for 5 seconds each time a new track begins its intro scan 3 After 5 seconds the LCD will revert to the de...

Page 41: ...el track repeat mode Fig 1 LCD Display 1 The LCD will display RPT until the function is cancelled Fig 2 CDP CDX TRACK REPEAT 39 1 2 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DI...

Page 42: ...RDM Preset 3 button a second time to cancel track random mode LCD Display 1 The LCD will display RDM until the function is cancelled Fig 2 CDP CDX TRACK RANDOM 1 2 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUN...

Page 43: ...and the track until the function is canceled Fig 2 CDP CDX PAUSE 41 1 COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DIGITAL TUNER MODE PUSH MENU BAND 1 SCAN DISP VOL DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT RFX8350 4 DOWN RPT 2 3 RDM 5 UP D...

Page 44: ...previous display Auto Reload 1 If the CD is left in the ejected position for more than 10 seconds the disc will automatically reload into the CD player 2 The auto reload operation will not restart pla...

Page 45: ...d be loaded into the CD changer CAUTION Avoid installing or leaving the magazine where it would be subject to high temperatures such as from direct sunlight or from hot air from the heater Doing so wi...

Page 46: ...a disc begins playing the track elapsed time will be displayed for 5 seconds 3 After 5 seconds the LCD will revert to the default display NOTE If no disc is loaded into the CD changer NO CD will be di...

Page 47: ...isplayed for 5 seconds 3 After 5 seconds the LCD will revert to the default display Considerations CDX MODE When the last track on the current disc is reached the next disc will be loaded in the CD ch...

Page 48: ...tion is off LCD Display 1 The LCD will display NO CD CD Changer Reset Press the RESET button if the changer gets jammed during operation 46 CDX EJECT RESET EJECT 8 5 6 1 2 3 4 7 R75 LABEL SIDE UP INSE...

Page 49: ...ancel 1 Press and hold the LOUD button for 1 second to cancel Rear Seat Audio mode LCD Display 1 After 5 seconds Rear Seat Audio is selected the LCD will revert to the previous display REAR SEAT AUDIO...

Page 50: ...is fed into the source unit prior to the volume control If the AUX input source has a constant non adjustable out put level the volume control on the face plate can properly adjust the amplitude The m...

Page 51: ...V1 or V2 will be displayed on the LCD until the video input mode is canceled NOTE The input signal connected to the AUX RCA jacks is fed into the source unit prior to the volume control If the AUX inp...

Page 52: ...radio is off in sleep mode the clock will be displayed POWER ON OFF IR REMOTE OPERATION On Off 50 TUNER CDP CDX AUX 1 Consecutively press the MODE button to cycle through TUNER CDP CDX AUX modes 2 Re...

Page 53: ...Press the VOL button to decrease the volume NOTE The VOL button is also used to increase or decrease the Bass Treble Balance Fader Sum See Tone Controls in this section for further information 51 VOLU...

Page 54: ...the tuner to the last strongest radio station 3 Press the SEEK UP DN again to stop the tuner on the current radio station Track Selection CDP CDX Mode 1 Press the SEEK UP button to select the next tra...

Page 55: ...TUNE DN button to manually tune the radio station down the band Disc Selection CDX Mode 1 Press the TUNE UP button to select the next disc in the magazine 2 Press the TUNE DN button to select the prev...

Page 56: ...CD CDP CDX Mode 1 Press the MUTE PAUSE button to pause the CD and reduce the volume to minimum 2 Press the MUTE PAUSE button a second time to resume playing the disc LCD Display The LCD will display P...

Page 57: ...ss Treble settings are memorized for TUNER CDP CDX AUX modes NOTE If no adjustment is made after 5 seconds the MENU knob will revert to VOLUME mode 55 TONE CONTROLS Function Display Range Default Volu...

Page 58: ...Band 1 Press the BAND button to cycle through the tuner bank FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 2 Release the BAND button the select the desired tuner bank 56 TUNER BAND FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 All manuals and user guid...

Page 59: ...n CDP CDX mode press the DISP button to cycle through CLOCK TRACK TIME DISC TITLE 2 After 5 seconds the display will revert to the default display Display Recall AUX 1 While in AUX mode press the DISP...

Page 60: ...changer will immediately load the selected track and begin playing LCD Display 1 The LCD will display the tuner bank and the tuner frequency being accessed for 5 seconds 2 After 5 seconds the LCD will...

Page 61: ...Preset 1 button a second time to cancel track scan mode LCD Display 1 The LCD will display SCAN until the function is cancelled 2 The LCD will display the track and elapsed time for 5 seconds each ti...

Page 62: ...e to repeat the current track until the mode is cancelled Track Repeat Cancel 1 Press the RPT Preset 2 button a second time to cancel track repeat mode LCD Display The LCD will display RPT until the f...

Page 63: ...lect and play tracks at random until the mode is cancelled Track Random Cancel 1 Press the RDM Preset 3 button a second time to cancel track random mode LCD Display The LCD will display RDM until the...

Page 64: ...but ton to select Direct Disc Access mode 2 Press the number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 to access the desired disc in the magazine 3 The CD changer will immediately load the selected disc and begin playing...

Page 65: ...ss the number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 to access the desired track on the disc 3 The CD player or CD changer will immediately load the selected track and begin playing LCD Display 1 The LCD will display TR...

Page 66: ...FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 PRESET SCAN 1 Press the AS PS button to cycle through each radio station stored in memory Each preset radio station will play for 5 seconds before moving to the next preset 2 Press...

Page 67: ...formation Bad component in the signal chain Check connections and bypass additional components crossovers and equalizers between the source unit and the amplifier Connect one compo nent at a time to d...

Page 68: ...ltage is above 16 volts have the electrical system inspected by an autho rized car service center ERROR 1 Initialize Error No initialization Press the reset button Mechanism is jammed and loading moto...

Page 69: ...Check tightness of installation sleeve and backstrap and repair or replace as necessary Source unit not secured properly ISO Mount Check tightness of mounting screws and repair or replace as necessary...

Page 70: ...unit and the amplifier Connect one component at a time to determine the culprit Repair or replace components as necessary Noise is radiating into the speaker cables Disconnect existing speakers and c...

Page 71: ...y Error 3 Loading Error Tray loading has not completed after 5 seconds Press the eject button pull out the magazine and try again Press the reset button Loading mechanism and loading motor or driving...

Page 72: ...rom source unit and play only non damaged discs The laser pick up is defective Have a service center repair the laser pick up NO CD No Disc Error Magazine is empty or not installed in the unit Check t...

Page 73: ...e does not work LED does not illuminate Batteries are dead Check battery condition and replace as necessary with 1 CR2025 3 volt battery Battery is installed incorrectly Check battery installation and...

Page 74: ...found to be defective during the warranty period will be repaired or replaced with a product deemed to be equivalent at Rockford s discretion What is Not Covered 1 Damage caused by accident abuse imp...

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