10
VB 2000
digital music player with FM radio
INStallatIoN
coNtrolS aND coNNectorS
fig. 1.
1.
Turn on and off
2.
MODE
Change mode (radio/SD/USB/AUX)
3.
MUTE
Mute (turn off speakers)
4.
SEL
Turning knob for volume control and menu navigation
5.
LOUD
Physiological tone control
6.
CLK
Set clock
7.
ST/MONO
Stereo/mono switch for the FM receiver
8.
BAND/APS
Band selector (FM1/FM2/FM3) and automatic tuning/storage
9.
“Back” button
10.
“Next” button
11.
1/
FM program slot 1 / play/pause
12.
2/INT
FM program slot 2 / track intro
13.
3/RPT
FM program slot 3 / repeat current track
14.
4/RDM
FM program slot 4 / random playback
15.
5/-10
FM program slot 5 / 10 tracks back
16.
6/+10
FM program slot 6 / 10 tracks forward
17.
AUX
Stereo input socket for 3.5 mm plug
18.
USB
Connection for standard USB memory sticks
19.
SD/SDHC/MMC
Card slot for SD/SDHC/MMC memory cards
1.
ANT IN
DIN antenna socket
2.
LEFT OUT
White RCA socket for external amplifier / sub box
3.
RIGHT OUT
Red RCA socket for external amplifier / sub box
4.
M4 screw
For fastening the back of the product
5.
FUSE / Red
Melting fuse for the red wire (5 x 20 mm, F1A)
6.
FUSE / Yellow
Melting fuse for the yellow wire (5 x 20 mm, F8A)
7.
ISO connector
ISO connector to connect AC power and speakers
fig. 2.
1.
DUAL VU-METER
Dual VU level meter
2.
MP3 playback in progress (
1/
button)
3.
MP3 playback paused (
1/
button)
4.
Stereo FM reception
5.
MONO
Mono FM reception (
St/moNo
button)
6.
LOUD
Physiological tone control (
loUD
button)
7.
INT
Track intro function (
2/INt
button)
8.
RPT
Endless repeat of current track (
3/rPt
button)
9.
RDM
Playback in random order (
4/rDm
button)
10.
Speakers muted (
mUte
button)
11.
MP3
Connected external MP3 signal is active
12.
CH1…6
Radio program slot (3 x 6 slots / FM1…FM3)
13.
FM1…FM3
3 FM bands to store 3 x 6 stations / current track number / AUX mode
14.
xxx.x MHz
Frequency of current FM station / time elapsed from current track
15.
CLASS/POP/ROCK
Tone control
fig. 3.
tUrNINg tHe ProDUct oN aND oFF
Press the
button to turn the player on and off.
• Starting your vehicle’s engine can create voltage fluctuations; therefore only turn on the player when the engine is already running. Conversely, first stop the engine, and only then
turn off the player when powering off.
• When you turn on the player, it remembers the last volume and tone settings.
• When the player is turned off, the display shows the current time.
