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LEAN

NDICATOR

Operation

The Clean Indicator automatically alerts the user to clean
the tape head after 35 hours of cassette use (refer to
PRECAUTIONS section for further information).

Clean Indicator Reset

1. Press and hold the EJECT button for five seconds until

CLN RST is displayed.

Display

The display will indicate

“TP CLEAN" and a flashing

cassette icon. After five seconds, the display will switch
to its default (Cassette or Clock).

Considerations

The 35 hour time counter will only reset when the EJECT
button is released after “CLN RST” is displayed.

RFX-8030

RDM

RPT

SCAN

PAUSE

P.SCN

LOUD

DSPL

CLOCK

AUTO

VOL

TUNE

ILLUM

D.SCN

DIM

PWR

MON

SKIP

COMPACT

DIGITAL AUDIO

AUD

SEL

TP CLEAN

Summary of Contents for RFX-8030

Page 1: ...rfxam fm Cassette Player RFX 8030 operation installation rfx ...

Page 2: ...glasses To get a free brochure on Rockford Fosgate products and Rockford accessories in the U S call 602 967 3565 or FAX 602 967 8132 For all other countries call 001 602 967 3565 or FAX 001 602 967 8132 PRACTICE SAFE SOUND CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS OVER 100dB MAY CAUSE PERMANENT HEARING LOSS HIGH POWERED AUTOSOUND SYSTEMS MAY PRODUCE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS WELL OVER 130dB USE CO...

Page 3: ...t to change without notice Sections marked INSTALLATION include slam dunk wiring connections I N S T A L L A T I O N TROUBLE S H O O T I N G Sections marked TROUBLESHOOTING include recommendations for curing installation problems TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Accessory Pack 1 Precautions 2 Features Matrix 4 Technical Design Features 5 RFX 8030 Design Features 9 IR Remote Design Features 12 Inst...

Page 4: ... world We strongly recommend you have your authorized Rockford Fosgate Dealer install your new Rockford Fosgate source unit If you choose to install your source unit yourself please be sure to read the entire manual before beginning ACCESSORY PACK RFX 8030 Installation Operation Manual 1 Mounting Sleeve 1 Backstrap 1 Left Chassis Release Key 1 Right Chassis Release Key 5 Mounting Screws m5 x 0 88m...

Page 5: ...ate as serious damage may occur Protect the faceplate by storing it in the supplied carrying case Avoid Mechanical Malfunction DO NOT grab a cassette while it is being auto matically loaded into the source unit Doing this may cause serious damage to the source unit SOURCE UNIT OPTIONAL CD CHANGER 70 C 10 C RFX 8030 AUD SEL 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 5 2 1 P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D ...

Page 6: ... non abrasive wet type cleaning cassette A dirty tape head may result in reduced sound quality eating the cassette or damaging the mechanism CLEAN the tape head if a reduction in sound quality is observed Cassette Care DO NOT expose cassettes to direct sun and heat high humidity or rain and water STORE cassettes in their plastic cases to avoid dirt and other con taminants IR REMOTE OPTIONAL 1 6 1 ...

Page 7: ...io Monitor X Pause X Repeat X Music Search X Clean Indicator X Tape Counter X CD Changer Controller Next Previous Track X Fast Forward Reverse X Repeat X Random Track X Pause X Track Scan X Disc Scan X Audio Source Tone Memory X Switchable Loudness X Cell Phone Mute X Internal Amp X Preamp Output 5 Ch RCA Adjustable Sub Level X Preamp Output Voltage 2 4 Vrms External Audio Input 1 IR Remote Compat...

Page 8: ...lifiers without signal loss It is not enough to have only a high voltage output to take full advantage of the extra voltage a low source impedance is essential These two features are an important combination for a preamp that truly delivers a Punch THE RESULT Resists noise and enables multiple amplifiers to be driven without signal loss PREAMP AMPLIFIER 5 Patented Tuner The Source Units utilize a ...

Page 9: ...n on the tape flat spots and other forms of degradation are minimized to maintain tape quality THE RESULT Maintains sound quality of cassettes by reducing tape wear Auto Tape Tightening Auto Tape Tightening helps reduce play back failure caused by cassettes exposed to vibration or shock The cassette is checked for loosely wound tape by automatically tightening it before play back The tape tighteni...

Page 10: ... supply turn on voltage to its output A half second later output B supplies turn on voltage to its output After the radio is powered down output B will immediately turn off then a half second later output A will turn off The SMART On circuitry eliminates turn on off transients for components with various power on off cycles THE RESULT Protects speakers and electronics from damaging transients Deta...

Page 11: ...witch on or off additional components connected to the system THE RESULT Ability to trigger amp racks neon lights etc via remote control Cell Phone Mute The Cell Phone Mute feature automatically mutes the audio system when the in car cellular phone rings A sensor wire on the source unit detects a signal from the cell phone ringer and triggers audio mute function No more missed calls from the offic...

Page 12: ...cles through Bass Treble Fade Balance Sub and Volume controls 5 VOL Rocker The VOL volume up down rocker adjusts the audio level of the Bass Treble Fade Balance Sub and Volume controls 6 TUNE v Rocker The TUNE v tune up down rocker selects radio stations when in tuner mode and selects Tape CD tracks when in Cassette CD changer mode 7 CLOCK Button The CLOCK button controls the functions of the 12 h...

Page 13: ...approximately 5 seconds each 18 Cassette Button The CASSETTE button switches the receiver to tapemodeifacassettehasbeenpreviouslyloadedintothehousing 19 Eject Button Pressing the EJECT button will eject the cassette and re initialize Tuner Mode 20 SCAN Button Pressing the SCAN button will cycle and play each track of the current playing CD in the CD Changer for 10 seconds 21 RPT Button Pressing th...

Page 14: ...n Connector The 22 Pin Connector power speaker har ness is used for battery power speaker and accessory wire connections 11 26 MON Button Pressing the MON button radio monitor will temporarily enable Tuner Mode during cassette fast forward fast reverse 27 SKIP Button Pressing the SKIP button will enable the tape player to skip to the next selection if no music is detected within 15 seconds 28 Pres...

Page 15: ...channel preset button selects radio frequen cies stored in presets 1 through 6 of the tuner 6 CDX Button The CDX stack of discs button selects the operation of an optional Rockford Fosgate CD Changer 7 Cassette CD Player Button The Cassette button switches the source unit to Cassette Player mode if a cassette has been previously loaded into the housing 8 II Button Pressing the II pause button will...

Page 16: ...or to mounting your Source Unit in place 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 drill Be careful not to cut or drill into gas tanks fuel lines brake or hydraulic lines vacuum lines or electrical wiring when working on any vehicle 7 Never run w...

Page 17: ...er Console Mounting the source unit in the center console provides optimum access Be sure the installation does not interfere with the operation of the gear shift or parking brake Glove Box Mounting the source unit in the glove box is adequate but does not provide easy access Glove box mounting should only be done if Instrument Panel or Center Console mounting is not acceptable i e maintaining int...

Page 18: ...ttach a ring connector Fasten the wire to the chassis using a non anodized screw and star washer The RED Wire Ignition allows the source unit to turn on only when the ignition key is in the accessory or run position Connect the RED wire to a switched 12 volt positive source The switched signal is usually taken from the ACC accessory posi tion of the ignition If the vehicle does not have an ACC pos...

Page 19: ...system Connect the Brown wire to the cellular phone s output If the cellular phone is a trigger output use a relay to chassis ground the Brown wire The GREEN WHITE Wire External Audio Control triggers the selection of the External Audio Input Connect the Green White wire to a relay or switch that will provide a constant chassis ground when selected The External Audio Input will continue to overrid...

Page 20: ... wire to the control lead of the power antenna 2 Connect the Speaker Wires if external amplifiers are not used to the corresponding speaker leads by soldering and heat shrinking all connections for a reliable installation If only one pair of speakers is utilized in the system use only the FRONT speaker leads and heat shrink the unused REAR leads to prevent from shorting out Be sure to maintain spe...

Page 21: ...it Be sure to route the CD cable away from any high current wires to prevent coupling noise from radiated electrical fields into the audio signal External Audio Input Connect the component used for the external audio source to the corresponding terminals of the 13 pin DIN located at the rear of the source unit refer to the InstallationReferenceSheetforthepin outofthe13 pinDIN Be sure to route the ...

Page 22: ...ent Panel Thickness Tabs to Bend A B C D E F G 1 2mm to 2 5mm x x x 2 4mm to 3 5mm x x x 3 6mm to 4 5mm x x 4 6mm to 5 5mm x x x 5 6mm to 7 0mm x x 7 0mm to 12mm x x x 12 0mm to 15mm x x Top View Right Side View Left Side View G G C C C B F A D E E D A F B C 19 I N S T A L L A T I O N 20 20 Mounting the Installation Sleeve Mount the Installation Sleeve as close to horizontal as possible for optimu...

Page 23: ...Ground should read less than 0 05Ω between antenna and chassis ground Remove Trim Piece and Installation Sleeve from source unit Factory Bracket should align with two mounting holes on each side of source unit ISO Screws should be 4mm max use supplied screw Connect Antenna to antenna jack on rear of source unit Antenna Ground should read less than 0 05Ω between antenna and chassis ground Install S...

Page 24: ...d InsertReleaseKeysintoleftandrightsidesofsourceunittodisengagelocks Remove Source Unit from installation sleeve with release keys 21 I N S T A L L A T I O N RFX 8030 AUD SEL 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 5 2 1 P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO Reset Button Press Reset Button if source unit gets jammed during operation RESET ...

Page 25: ...o the main housing 2 Pushtherightsideofthefaceplateuntilitlocksfirmly into place Considerations Make sure there is no dirt or dust on the connector terminals and no foreign objects between the front panel and the main housing NOTE To prevent damage to the faceplate protect it by storing it in the supplied carrying case RFX 8030 AUD SEL 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 5 2 1 P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL ...

Page 26: ...on to Wake up Display The display will turn on whenever ignition voltage is applied without regard to the radio power switch If the ignition power is on and radio is off only the clock will be displayed Considerations Removing the faceplate will turn the unit off Inital Power Up Defaults Preset Scan Off Auto Store Off Cassette Mode Default Elapsed Time Radio Monitor On Blank Skip Off CD Random Mod...

Page 27: ... 8 to 8 0 Fade Fade B15 to F15 0 Balance Bal L15 to R15 0 Subwoofer Sub 0 to 32 32 After five seconds of Bass Treble Balance Fader or Subwoofer the display will revert to its default Tuner Cassette or Clock Considerations Separate Bass and Treble settings are retained for AM FM Cassette Player CD Changer and External Audio Modes After five seconds of Bass Treble Fader Balance or Subwoofer the rock...

Page 28: ...o zero Display On initial power up the clock will indicate 1 00 The clock is displayed when the radio is off and ignition voltage is on Considerations Momentarily pushing the Clock DSPL button while in Clock mode will toggle between hours and minutes After five seconds the Clock function will time out and revert to its default display Pushing any button except theClockandPRESET5willcancelthismodeb...

Page 29: ... Audio Mode press the DSPL dis play button to toggle the display between EX AUD and Clock Ignition Off Display Recall With ignition off press the DSPL display but ton to display the Clock for five seconds Considerations After five seconds the display will revert to its default CLOCK DSPL 100 3 12 14 12 14 T2 1 34 CLOCK DSPL or DSPL EX AUD CLOCK 12 14 EX AUD RFX 8030 SEL 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 5 ...

Page 30: ... 6 to select Elapsed Time or Clock Set External Audio Default Display 1 Select the External Audio Input mode 2 Press and hold the DSPL display button for two seconds to enter Clock mode 3 Press PRESET 6 to select EX AUD or Clock Considerations After five seconds the new default display will appear Initial Power Up Defaults Operating Mode Default Display Ignition Off Clock Tuner Mode Clock Cassette...

Page 31: ...ess and hold the ILLUM LOUD button for two seconds to toggle between Green and Amber back light color 2 Press and hold the ILLUM LOUD button again for two seconds to change to the previous color Initial Power Up Defaults On initial power up the display and buttons will be backlit Green Off Low Med Hi Max DIM CLOCK 5 ILLUMINATION DIMMER DSPL ILLUM LOUD GREEN ILLUM LOUD AMBER ILLUMINATION COLOR RFX ...

Page 32: ...eature Display When the loudness feature is enabled LD will be indicated on the display Initial Power Up Defaults On initial power up the Loudness function will default to On LOUD LD LOUDNESS CONTROL 29 RFX 8030 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 2 1 P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 ...

Page 33: ...y AMERICAS AM 530 1710 kHz 10kHz spacing FM 87 75 107 9MHz 200kHzspacing EUR AUST AM 522 1620kHz 9kHz spacing FM 87 5 108 0MHz 100kHz spacing SAUDI AM 531 1602kHz 9kHz spacing FM 87 5 108 0MHz 100kHz spacing Considerations The frequency can be programmed with the radio power on or off Initial Power Up Defaults Frequency Band Americas WORLD WIDE TUNER CLOCK DSPL SET 12 14 AMERICAS EUR AUST SAUDI SE...

Page 34: ... After five seconds the display will switch to its default Tuner or Clock Initial Power Up Defaults Americas Preset Preset Preset Preset Preset Preset 1 2 3 4 5 6 FM1 MHz 87 75 88 1 98 1 96 3 107 9 103 7 FM2 MHz 87 75 88 1 98 1 96 3 107 9 103 7 FM3 MHz 87 75 88 1 98 1 96 3 107 9 103 7 AM kHz 530 600 1000 1400 1710 1070 TUNER MODE FM 1 FM 2 FM 3 AM FM 1 TUNE 100 3 RFX 8030 6 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE 4 3 ...

Page 35: ...dicator and channel preset for five seconds After five seconds the display will switch to its default Tuner or Clock Considerations TheChannelandPresetindicators ifdisplayed will disappear during the two second interval after which they will return after the station is stored The audio will mute during the two second interval Pressing any PRESET button and releasing it within less than 2 seconds w...

Page 36: ...y will indicate the radio tune mode station frequency band indicator channel preset if appli cable and stereo indicator if stereo broadcast detected for five seconds After five seconds the display will return to its default Tuner or Clock Considerations The Seek mode is always the default The radio will default back to Seek mode if the TUNE v rocker is not pressed within 2 seconds of entering Tune...

Page 37: ...el Auto Store mode When canceled the original presets will be restored discarding the presets found during Auto Store Considerations Auto Store presets will be deleted only after the battery has been disconnected Initial Power Up Defaults On initial power up Auto Store will default to Off AUTO STORE FM 1 TUNE 100 3 AUTO P SCN FM1 6 FM2 6 FM3 6 AM 6 RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK...

Page 38: ...l the Preset Scan mode It is also canceled by all buttonsexceptLOUD EJECTandaudiovolume functions Display During Preset Scan tuning the display will indicate PSCN frequency band indicator and channel preset Considerations Preset Scanning will continue until the function is canceled The tuner will wrap around from the last preset of FM3 to the first preset of FM1 Initial Power Up Defaults On initia...

Page 39: ...lay will indicate NO TAPE if the cassette button is pushed with no cassette loaded The cassette icon will always be displayed if a cassette is loaded in the player Considerations Pressing the cassette button will take priority over any mode Initial Power Up Defaults Cassette Repeat Mode Off Cassette Default Display Direction Arrow Elapsed Time CASSETTE PLAYER MODE TP 007 RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUS...

Page 40: ...everse Play allows the player to switch to the opposite side of the cassette and resume playing Reverse Play Select While a cassette is playing press the CASSETTE v button to switch to the opposite side Display The display will indicate TP direction arrow elapsed time and cassette icon After five seconds the display will switch to its default Cassette or Clock RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOU...

Page 41: ...TAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 6 4 3 2 1 EJECT DEFAULT Eject Default Operation Previous Play enables Tuner mode after a cassette is ejected Eject Mute mutes the audio after a cassette is ejected Eject Default Program 1 Press the DSPL button to enter clock mode 2 PresstheCASSETTEbuttontocyclebetween PPLAY or EJ MUTE Display Previous Play The display will indicate normal Tuner functions Eject Mute The display ...

Page 42: ... Select 1 Press the up arrow rocker to select the next track Press the down arrow v rocker to select the previous track 2 Consecutivepressingoftheup down v rockerwill increase or decrease the track number corresponding to the number of depressions Display The display will indicate NEXT or PREV and the number of music searches selected Considerations When the cassette reaches the beginning or end o...

Page 43: ...tte reaches the beginning or end of the tape the cassette will automatically resume play mode RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 6 4 3 2 1 CASSETTE PAUSE Operation Cassette Pause mutes the audio and retracts the pinch roller and tape head Cassette Pause 1 Press the PAUSE button to stop the current playing tra...

Page 44: ...LUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 6 4 3 2 1 MON off on DOLBY B NR off on Operation Dolby B NR will reduce background noise from tapes encoded with Dolby Noise Reduction Select Cancel 1 Press the button to select Dolby B NR 2 Press the button again to cancel Dolby B NR Display The display will indicate theicon TP direction arrow and the cassette icon Dolby Noise Reduction i...

Page 45: ...to cancel Repeat Play mode Display The display will indicate RPT TP direction arrow and the cassette icon Considerations Repeat Play mode will repeat only one track at a time Repeat Play mode will continue until the function is canceled or another function is selected RPT 3 RPT TP 007 Track RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL...

Page 46: ... seconds until CLN RST is displayed Display The display will indicate TP CLEAN and a flashing cassette icon After five seconds the display will switch to its default Cassette or Clock Considerations The 35 hour time counter will only reset when the EJECT button is released after CLN RST is displayed RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPAC...

Page 47: ...canceled by pressing the SINE WAVE tuner or the CASSETTE tape buttons Display The display will indicate Disc Track Elapsed Time andtheCDChangerIconforfiveseconds Iftherearen t any CDs or magazines loaded in the CD Changer the display will indicate NO CDX After five seconds the display will switch to its default CD or Clock The CDX Icon will always be displayed if a disc is loaded in the CD Changer...

Page 48: ... Scan mode will continue cycling until the function is canceled or another function is selected SCAN 2 Disc 3 T 2 SCAN T 1 T 2 T 3 etc Disc 1 Disc 2 Disc 3 etc Disc Select 1 Press and hold the CDX stack of discs button to cycle through the discs in the magazine 2 ReleasetheCDXbuttontostopDiscSelectionMode and resume playing Display The Display will indicate Disc Track Elapsed Time 00 and the CDX I...

Page 49: ...Scan mode Display The display will indicate D SCN Disc Track Elapsed Time and the CD Changer Icon Considerations Disc Scan mode will continue cycling until the function is canceled or another function is selected MAGAZINE DISC SCAN D SCN 1 Disc 3 T 2 DSCAN Disc1 Disc2 Disc3 etc 46 RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD...

Page 50: ...ate Track Elapsed Time and the CD Icon for five seconds After five seconds the display will switch to its default CD or Clock T 2 1 34 TUNE FAST FORWARD FAST REWIND Fast Forward Fast Rewind 1 Press and hold the up arrow rocker to fast forward the track Press and hold the down arrow v rocker to fast rewind the track 2 Release the up down arrow rocker to stop the fast forward rewind function and res...

Page 51: ...le Repeat Disc mode Display The display will indicate RPT Disc Track and the CD Changer Icon The CD Changer Icon will flash when in Repeat Disc mode Considerations Repeat Track Repeat Disc mode will repeat only the current playing track or disc Repeat Track Repeat Disc mode will continue until the function is canceled or another function is selected CDX REPEAT PLAY RPT 3 Disc 3 RPT T 2 1 34 Track ...

Page 52: ...de will continue until the function is canceled RDM 4 Disc 3 RDM T 2 1 34 Disc1 T2 Disc3 T10 Disc5 T7 etc RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 6 4 3 2 1 CD PAUSE Pause CD 1 Press the PAUSE button to stop the current playing track and reduce the volume to minimum 2 Press the PAUSE button a second time to resume ...

Page 53: ...o revert back to Cassette Tuner mode Display The display will indicate EX AUDIO for five seconds then switch to its default External Audio or Clock Considerations The SEL select button has priority control over the Green White trigger wire NOTE SincetheExternalAudioInputandCDChanger share the same 13 pin DIN the source unit can only support one device at a time SEL Cassette Tuner Mode EX AUDIO Mod...

Page 54: ...rce unit Considerations This function is only active when the ignition power is on VOL 23 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT Operation Press the VOLUME rocker to increase the audio level Press the VOLUME rocker to decrease the audio level Display The display will indicate the number 0 38 corre sponding to the audio level selected Considerations Five seconds after the last volume adjustment the display will switch ...

Page 55: ...e to seek Seek Track When in Cassette CDX pressing the TUNE v rocker will advance the Cassette Player CD Changer to the next previous track CDX Considerations If the highest track is reached the unit will wrap around to track 1 and begin playing If the lowest track is reached the unit will wrap around to the highest track and begin playing Cassette Consideration If the highest or lowest track is r...

Page 56: ...y will revert to its default Tuner or Clock Considerations If the highest preset 6 has been reached the unit will wrap around to Preset 1 FM 1 CH1 TUNE 100 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 6 Tuner Select 1 Press the SINE WAVE tuner button to select the radio tuner and go to the last active band 2 Consecutive pressing of the SINE WAVE tuner button cycles the radio through FM1 FM2 FM3 and AM Display The display will...

Page 57: ...Along with the CD Changer icon the display will indicate Disc Track and Elapsed Time for ap proximately five seconds After five seconds the display will return to its default CD or Clock Considerations Pressing this button without a CD inserted in the CD Changer will indicate NO CDX After five sec onds the display will return to its default CD or Clock The selection of the CDX stack of discs butto...

Page 58: ...ng with the Cassette icon the display will indicate Track and Elapsed Time After five seconds the display will return to its default Cassette or Clock Considerations Pressing this button without a tape inserted will indicate NO TAPE After five seconds the display will return to its default Cassette or Clock Pressing the Cassette button will take priority over any mode currently playing 1 6 TP 007 ...

Page 59: ...ssette CDX Tuner or External Audio indicators PAUS will be indicated on the display T 2 PAUS CASS CDX Mode T 2 PAUS Tuner External Audio Mode PULSE Pulse Output Select Press the DIAMOND R button to switch Output C of the source unit from 0 volts to 12 volts for a period of 500ms Thecurrentavailablefromthisoutputis300mA maximum Display There will not be any display changes corresponding to this fun...

Page 60: ...tteries Replace Cover Replace the back cover and the two 1 Phillips screws DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN Considerations Use only lithium batteries and observe proper polarity CR2032 CR2032 For optimum range keep the IR Remote within 45 of the source unit s faceplate 57 1 6 45 45 1 6 RFX 8030 RDM RPT SCAN PAUSE P SCN LOUD DSPL CLOCK AUTO VOL TUNE ILLUM D SCN DIM PWR MON SKIP COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO AUD SEL 5 6 ...

Page 61: ...nger compatible with RFX source units The CD changer features dual 1 bit D A converters with 8x oversampling for precise playback and a multi damping system to reduce CD skipping in even the bumpiest conditions The five way adjustablesuspensionaccommodateshorizontalandverticalmount ing as well as any angle between 0 and 90 All data and power transmissions are carried through a single 18 foot CDX c...

Page 62: ...d for selecting one of four tuner modes a CD Changer button for cycling between discs and aCD Cassettemodebutton AVolumerocker adjusts the source unit s audio level and a Tune rocker selects radio stations in Tuner mode and tracks in CD Cassette mode The remote also features a Tuner Preset button for recallingpresetsstoredinmemoryanda Pause Mute button For special applications a Pulse button trigg...

Page 63: ...above 16 volts have the electrical system inspected by an autho rized car service center Check wiring and repair as necessary Check battery fuses and con nections and repair or replace asnecessary Ifvoltageisabove 16 volts have the electrical system inspected by an autho rized car service center Check wiring and repair as necessary Check wiring and repair as necessary Disconnect Brown wire and che...

Page 64: ... Check connections and repair wiring as necessary Refer to the IR Remote Troubleshooting section for more information Disconnect Blue Red wire from the system and connect to voltmeter Press the Dia mond R button to verify a pulsed output of 12 volts for 500ms Repair external wiring as necessary Check connections and repair as necessary Check connections and instal lation of antenna and repair or r...

Page 65: ...tion Eject cassette from source unit andcleantapeheadwith wet type cleaning cassette refer to PRECAUTIONS section for information Remove faceplate and press Reset button on source unit If failure code continues see your local Authorized Rock ford Fosgate Dealer Eject cassette from source unit andplayonlycassettesingood condition Symptom Diagnosis Remedy Voltage applied to Yel low wire is not betwe...

Page 66: ...one reroute the speaker cables away from sources of high current Checkgroundconnectionsand connectamplifiers signalpro cessors andothercomponents to a central location or try a different grounding point on the chassis Connect filter cap Radio Shack 272 1085 in lineonB asclose to blower motor as possible Connect a 1µf 01µf non polarized capacitor across switch contacts Symptom Diagnosis Remedy Sour...

Page 67: ...y Clean as necessary to remove aggravating dust and finger prints and try to replay disc If disc still does not play you now have a miniature Frisbee Eject damaged disc from CD Changer and play only non damaged discs Press Reset button on CD Changer If failure code con tinues see your local Autho rized Rockford Fosgate Dealer Disc loaded upside down into magazine CDChangeristoohot or too cold Cond...

Page 68: ...eck connections at the Source unit and CD Changer and repair wiring as necessary Press Reset button on CD Changer Press Reset button on CD Changer If CD Changer still does not operate see your Local Authorized Rockford Fosgate Dealer Unplug 13 pin DIN for a few minutes and reconnect to CD Changer Symptom Diagnosis Remedy Foreign object s are pre ventingthediscfromload ing or unloading Potential in...

Page 69: ...tal of the Source unit s faceplate Operate IR Remote closer to source unit Check battery condition and replace as necessary with two CR2032 3 volt batteries Check battery installation and repair as necessary polarity is indicated on pc board Batteries are weak Excessive dirt or dust on IR Remote trans mitter lens Excessive dirt or dust on Source unit re ceiver lens IRremoteisoutsideof optimumtrans...

Page 70: ... than 0 1 Total Harmonic Distortion THD Load Impedance 4Ω min 10Ω max Preamp Output Voltage 2 4 VRMS 0 05 THD Preamp Output Impedance 50Ω Sub Preamp Output 80Hz Low Pass 12dB octave Equalization Bass 8dB 60Hz Treble 10dB 10kHz IR Receiver Eye Range 45 off axis Chassis Dimensions 7 W x 63 8 D x 2 H 178mm x 162mm x 50 4mm Nosepiece Dimensions 71 16 W x 7 8 D x 2 H trim ring removed 179 7mm x 22 2mm ...

Page 71: ...ge Americas 530 1710kHz 10kHz spacing Eur Aus 522 1620kHz 9kHz spacing Saudi 531 1602kHz 9kHz spacing Sensitivity 31dBf max 10dB sensitivity 6dB Bandwidth 5kHz min 12kHz max Cassette Player Frequency Response metal tape 31 5Hz 20kHz 3dB Tape Speed 1 87 in sec 4 75cm sec 2 typical Wow Flutter WRMS 0 35dB S N Ratio Dolby B NR on off CCIR 2K 66dB 53dB typical Distortion 2 Dolby B NR CCIR ARM weighted...

Page 72: ...Covered 1 Damage caused by accident abuse improper operations water theft 2 Any cost or expense related to the removal or reinstallation of product 3 Service performed by anyone other than Rockford or an Authorized Rockford Fosgate Service Center 4 Any product which has had the serial number defaced altered or removed 5 Subsequent damage to other components 6 Any product purchased outside the U S ...

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Page 74: ...ara ajustar los minutos Funciones del Display 1 Pulse el botón DSPL para cambiar entre Tuner Cassette CDX o EX AUD y Reloj Pantalla inicial 1 Pulse el botón de la onda senoidal para seleccionar el modo Radio 2 Mantenga pulsado el botón DSPL durante dos segundos 3 Pulse el botón PRESET 6 para seleccionar Radio y tiempo transcurrido EX AUD o Reloj Dimmer de Iluminación 1 Mantenga pulsado el botón DS...

Page 75: ...lsado durante dos segundos el botón DSPL 3 Mantenga pulsado el botón PRESET 1 2 3 4 5 o 6 durante dos segundos Modos de Sintonización de Radio SEEK TUNE Modo SEEK Búsqueda 1 Pulse TUNE v para buscar la siguiente emisora Modo Sintonización 1 Mantenga pulsado TUNE v para entrar en el modo de sintonización 2 Pulse TUNE v para seleccionar manualmente las emisoras de radio Presintonización Automática L...

Page 76: ... modo de Radio se conectará temporalmente cuando la cassette se esté bobinando o rebobinándo 1 Mantenga pulsado el TUNE para bobinar rebobinar la cassette 2 Mantenga pulsado el botón MON para encender apagar el modo de Monitor de Radio FUNCIONAMIENTO DEL CDX CARGADOR DE CD S Selección del Disco 1 MantengapulsadoelbotónCDXparasaltarcíclicamentedeundiscoaotro Escaneo de Pistas El cargador de CD s re...

Page 77: ...suminstra es de 300mA FUNCIONAMIENTO DE LA ENTRADA EXTERNA DE AUDIO La Entrada Externa de Audio en el es de 2 canales y permite que la unidad reproduzca una fuente de sonido adicional VCD Video Juegos etc 1 Pulse SEL para seleccionar el modo EX AUDIO CDX DIN 2 Pulse SEL una segunda vez para volver al modo de Cassette Tuner O bien 1 Ponga a masa del chasis el cable Verde Blanco para seleccionar la ...

Page 78: ...es Display Recall 1 Enfoncez DSPL pour changer le display entre Tuner CD CDX or EX AUD et Clock Default Display 1 Enfoncez le bouton SINE WAVE pour selectionner Tuner 2 Enfoncez et tenez DSPL enfoncé durant deux secondes 3 Enfoncez PRESET 6 pour selectionner Tuner Track Elapsed Time EX AUD ou Clock Illumination Dimmer 1 Enfoncez et tenez DSPL enfoncé durant deux secondes 2 Enfoncez DIM pour change...

Page 79: ...120 Modes Radio SEEK TUNE SCAN 1 Enfoncez SEL pour selectionner le Mode Seek Tune ou Scan 2 Enfoncez TUNE v pour selectionner la station radio 8130 8140 Modes Radio SEEK TUNE Mode SEEK 1 Enfoncez TUNE v pour selectionner la prochaine station radio Mode TUNE 1 Enfoncez et tenez TUNE v pour entrer en Mode Tune 2 Enfoncez TUNE v pour selectionner les stations radio manuellement Auto Store La radio va...

Page 80: ...orsque la cassette est en avance rapide ou rebobinage 1 Garder enfoncé la touche TUNE pour activer le bobinage rapide de la cassette 2 Garder enfoncé la touche MON pour activer désactiver la fonction Moniteur Radio UTILISATION DU CHANGEUR CDX Disc Selection 1 Enfoncez CDX changeurCD ettenezleenfoncéafindecirculeràtravers de chaque CD Recherce des pistes Tack Scan Le changeur CD va sélectionner cha...

Page 81: ...A L entrée audio externe 8030 est une entrée à deux canaux qui permet à la source de faire jouer des sources audio additionnelles vidéo jeux vidéo 1 Enfoncez SEL pour selectionner le mode EX AUDIO CDX DIN 2 Enfoncez SEL une seconde fois pour retourner au mode CD Tuner Ou 1 Branchez le fil Vert Blanc à la masse pour sélectionner EX AUD 2 2 Débranchez le fil Vert Blanc de la masse pour retourner en ...

Page 82: ...stellen Display aufrufen 1 DrückenSieDSPL umdasDisplayzwischenTuner Cassetten CDX oder EX AUD und Uhr umzuschalten Display Einstellungen 1 DrückenSiedieSINEWAVETaste umdieTuner Einstellungauszuwählen 2 Drücken und halten Sie DSPL für zwei Sekunden 3 Drücken Sie PRESET 6 um zwischen Tuner verstrichene Spielzeit EX AUD oder Uhr umzuschalten Display Helligkeit 1 Drücken un halten Sie DSPL für zwei Se...

Page 83: ...Sekunden Radio Suchfunktionen SEEK TUNE SEEK Einstellung 1 Drücken Sie TUNE v um zur nächsten Radio Station zu springen TUNE Einstellung 1 Drücken und halten Sie TUNE v um den Suchmodus einzustellen 2 Drücken Sie TUNE v um die Radiostationen manuell auswählen zu können Automatisches Speichern Das Radio wird die stärksten Sender nacheinander und automatisch in dem ausgesuchten Band abspeichern 18 F...

Page 84: ...Funktion ein oder auszuschalten CD Auswählen 1 Drücken und halten Sie CDX um die CD s zu wechseln Anspielen der Titel Der CD Wechsler spielt jeden titel auf der CD für 10 Sekunden an 1 Drücken Sie SCAN um die Funktion ein oder auszuschalten Anspielen des Magazins Der CD Wechsler wind von jeder CD die ersten 10 Sekunden des ersten Titels anspielen 1 Drücken Sie D SCAN um den Anspielmodus ein oder a...

Page 85: ... Kabel von der Masse entfernen um auf Cassetten Tuner mode umzuschalten IR REMOTE OPERATION Tuner Einstellung AM FM1 FM2 FM3 1 DrückenundhaltenSieSINEWAVE tuner umzwischenFM1 FM2 FM3 oder AM auszuwählen Tuner Presets 1 6 1 Drücken Sie 1 6 Speicherplätze um den Speicherplatz 1 zu wählen 2 Drücken und halten Sie 1 6 um einen Speicherplatz 1 2 3 4 5 oder 6 zu wählen CDX Wechsler 1 Drücken und halten ...

Page 86: ... minuti Visualizzazione del display 1 Premere DSPL piú volte per visualizzare TUNER Cassette CDX EX AUD CLOCK Impostazione del Display 1 Premere il tasto Onda Sinusoidale per selezionare il tuner 2 Tenere premuto il tasto DSPL per 2 secondi 3 Premere piú volte il tasto Memoria 6 per selezionare Tuner tempo trascorso o EX AUD e l orologio Dimmer dell illuminazione 1 Tenere premuto DSPL per 2 second...

Page 87: ...ione da memorizzare 2 Tenere premuto il tasto della memoria desiderata 1 2 3 4 5 6 per 2 secondi Modalitá di ricerca SEEK TUNE Funzione SEEK ricerca automatica 1 Premere il tasto TUNE v per sintonizzare la stazione successiva Funzione TUNE ricerca manuale 1 Tenere premuto il tasto TUNE v 2 Premere TUNE v per selezionare manualmente la stazione Auto Store Il sintonizzatore ricercherá e memorizzerá ...

Page 88: ...unzione Selezione dei dischi 1 Tenere premuto il tasto CDX pila di dischi per selezionare il disco Preascolto dei brani Il CD changer suonerá i primi dieci secondi di ciascun brano del disco 1 Premere SCAN per attivare disattivare la funzione Preascolto dei dischi Il CD changer suonerá i primi 10 secondi della prima traccia di ciascun disco 1 Premere D SCAN per attiavare disattivare la funzione Ri...

Page 89: ...lte il tasto Onda Sinusoidale per selezionare FM1 FM2 FM3 or AM Memorie del sintonizzatore 1 6 1 Premereiltasto1 6 preselezionedeicanali perselezionarelamemoria 1 2 Tenere premuto il tasto 1 6 per selezionare le memorie 1 2 3 4 5 6 CDX cambia dischi opzionale 1 Tenere premuto il tasto CDX pila di dischi per selezionare il Disco 1 Disco 2 Disco 3 ecc Impulso R 1 Premere il tasto per dare un impulso...

Page 90: ...559 79 1265 3 97 MAN 1542 A MADE IN MEXICO Designed and Engineered in the USA by Delco Electronics and Rockford Fosgate This product was assembled by Delco Electronics at Deltronicos de Matamoros Mexico Due to the global nature of their manufacturing facilities and the electronics parts industry in general some parts may be manufactured in other countries ...

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