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Specification

General
Power supply

12 V DC

Current consumption

max. 15 A

Maximum power output

50 Wx4 channels

Fuse

15 A

Dimensions (L x W x H)

178 x 50 x 160 mm

Supported storages:

D/CD-R/CD-RW/USB/SD/MMC

FM stereo radio
Frequency range

87.5 - 108.0 MHz

Usable sensitivity

4  V

I.F. Frequency

10.7 MHz

Preset stations

18

MW Section
Frequency range

522 kHz – 1620 kHz

I.F. Frequency:

450 kHz

Preset stations

6

Disc player
System:

Compact disc audio system

Frequency response:

40 Hz – 18  Hz

Signal to noise CD:

55 dB

Number of channels:

2 stereo

Line out:

CD max 2000 mV

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Dimensions are approximate.

Summary of Contents for SM-CDM1041

Page 1: ...SM CDM1041 CD MP3 RECEIVER CD MP3 Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...E OF CONTENTS 2 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 3 INSTALLATION CONNECTIONS 4 CONNECTION SCHEME 8 ACCESSORIES 9 PANEL CONTROLS 10 GENERAL OPERATIONS 12 RADIO OPERATIONS 15 RDS FUNCTION 16 OTHER FUNCTIONS 18 CD MP...

Page 3: ...e car for a long time in hot or cold weather wait until the temperature in the car becomes normal before operating the unit Do not open covers and do not repair yourself Consult the dealer or an exper...

Page 4: ...ow until they click Pull to remove the old unit from the dashboard Do not disconnect wires at this time 2 Mark polarity of the speaker wires Marking the polarity of the speaker wires will make it easi...

Page 5: ...elect the appropriate tab and bend them inwards to secure the holder in place Insert fingers into the groove in the front of frame and remove it Insert the levers supplied with the unit to the grooves...

Page 6: ...ructions This method of installation uses the screw holes at the sides of the unit and the holes of the existing vehicle mounting bracket 1 Align the screw holes of the mounting bracket supplied with...

Page 7: ...the front panel 2 Pull of the front panel 3 Store the front panel in the protective case provided for safekeeping To attach the front panel Hold the right side of the front panel with the plate facing...

Page 8: ...Notes In spite of having any kinds of speaker system must use 4 ohms impedance of speaker to reduce the distortion during high volume level Prohibit to make the conductors of auto antenna and ground t...

Page 9: ...y 1 0 mm 1 4 Right key 1 0 mm 1 5 Metal bar 0 8 mm 1 6 ISO connector 1 7 Plain washer 5 mm 1 8 Carrying case 1 9 Outer trim ring 1 10 Spring washer 5 mm 2 11 Screw 5X5 mm 4 12 Screw 5X25 mm 1 13 Screw...

Page 10: ...1 PLAY PAUSE button 7 No 2 SCN button 8 No 3 RPT button 9 No 4 SHF button 10 No 5 button 11 No 6 button 12 TA button 13 AF REG button 14 PTY button 15 AUX in jack 16 USB socket 17 OPEN button 18 EJEC...

Page 11: ...11 Inner panel Press OPEN button on the front panel to flip it down 25 SD MMC card slot 26 Light indicator 27 RESET button...

Page 12: ...dio take if the newly tuned station does not receive TP Transport Program information for 5 seconds Rotate the VOL knob to select the desired mode TA ALARM and TA SEEK TA SEEK When newly tuned station...

Page 13: ...real AF to be masked due to the misjudgment of the radio under interference Rotate the VOL knob to select the desired mode MASK DPI and MASK ALL MASK DPI To mask only the AF with different PI MASK ALL...

Page 14: ...as NO CLOCK or NO PTY In case of receiving a non RDS station In radio mode NO CLOCK FREQ NO PTY In CD mode CD NO CLOCK FREQ NO PTY Each displaying time is several seconds and come back to 1 st positi...

Page 15: ...tion Press preset 1 6 button to select the station which had been stored in the memory Press the PREV NEXT button for 2 seconds until MANUAL appears on the display and then press the PREV NEXT button...

Page 16: ...switch on or off region mode Some broadcasting stations change their program from normal broadcasting to regional broadcasting for a certain time period When region is on the current listening progra...

Page 17: ...unit is equipped with the latest technology of EON control so that when you are listening to Radio or CD if there is any travel announcement from a nearby local station the radio will already know the...

Page 18: ...networks other than the network used for current reception Other functions TEL mute The audio system automatically mutes whenever a call comes in Note This function will not work if a cable is not co...

Page 19: ...to skip to the previous track Press NEXT button to play the following track Press and hold PREV or NEXT button to fast reverse or fast forward To resume normal playback release the button Pause playb...

Page 20: ...ted song 2 Searching directory or file name Press AMS button twice to enter Searching directory or file name mode In this search mode you can press the corresponding buttons listed on the table below...

Page 21: ...he above steps if the selected title is a directory 4 Searching from current directory Press AMS for four times to enter Searching from current directory mode Rotate VOL knob to browse file or directo...

Page 22: ...the AUX IN jack press MOD button to switch the input source to AUX SD MMC Card Operations This unit equipped with you a memory card slot Take the front panel off you will see the card slot When you in...

Page 23: ...flash memory please check if the USB flash memory is in good condition or take out the USB flash memory then insert it into the USB slot once more The main unit can only support the standard USB flas...

Page 24: ...t USB 2 0 support Note USB format supports 2 0 Capacity from 1 GB SD cards brands Canon Fuji film Palm Motorola Microsoft IBM HP Compaq Sharp Samsung etc Capacity up to 4 GB MMC cards brands Ericsson...

Page 25: ...iles When playing a disc of 8 kbps or VBR the elapsed playing time in the display window will not be correct and also the intro play may not function properly VBR Variable Bit Rate Notes on creating y...

Page 26: ...ise Handle the disc only by the edges To keep clean do not touch its surface Discs should be stored in their cases after use to avoid scratches Do not expose discs to direct sunlight high humidity hig...

Page 27: ...be carefully wiped from the surface of disc with a soft cloth Unlike conventional records compact discs have no grooves to collect dust and macroscopic dirt so gently wiping them with a soft cloth sho...

Page 28: ...nt temperature becomes normal No sound Volume is at the minimum Wiring is not properly connected Adjust volume to a desired level Check wiring connection The operation buttons do not work The built in...

Page 29: ...dio Frequency range 87 5 108 0 MHz Usable sensitivity 4 V I F Frequency 10 7 MHz Preset stations 18 MW Section Frequency range 522 kHz 1620 kHz I F Frequency 450 kHz Preset stations 6 Disc player Syst...

Page 30: ...30 30 31 32 36 37 38 40 43 RDS 44 46 CD MP3 WMA 48 51 AUX IN 51 SD MMC 51 USB 52 3 54 ESP 55 55 56 57 58 60...

Page 31: ...31...

Page 32: ...32 1 2...

Page 33: ...33 A...

Page 34: ...34 1 2 2...

Page 35: ...35 1 OPEN 2 3...

Page 36: ...36 4...

Page 37: ...37 1 M5 T 3 5 1 2 0 6 1 3 1 0 1 4 1 0 1 5 0 8 1 6 ISO 1 7 5 1 8 1 9 1 10 5 2 11 5X5 4 12 5X25 1 13 M5 5X29 3 1 14 1 15 1 16 1...

Page 38: ...1 AMS 2 EQ 3 MOD 4 BAND LOUD 5 PREV 6 No 1 PLAY PAUSE 7 No 2 SCN 8 No 3 RPT 9 No 4 SHF 10 No 5 11 No 6 12 TA 13 AF REG 14 PTY 15 AUX in 16 USB 17 OPEN 18 EJECT 19 20 21 VOL SEL 22 NEXT 23 DISP 24 POW...

Page 39: ...39 OPEN 25 SD MMC 26 27 RESET...

Page 40: ...PEN POWER VOL SEL VOL BAS TRB BAL FAD VOL SEL 2 TA SEEK ALARM PI SOUND MUTE RETUNE L S MASK DP IALL BEEP 2 nd ALL OFF TA TA 5 TP VOL TA SEEK ALARM TA SEEK TP Traffic Program RETUNE SHORT 30 RETUNE LON...

Page 41: ...I SOUND MUTE PI SOUND 1 PI MUTE 1 RETUNE Retune S Retune L TA Seek RETUNE S TA SEEK 30 RETUNE L TA SEEK 90 Retune TA TA SEEK MASK AF MASK DPI MASK ALL VOL MASK DPI MASK ALL RDS BEEP BEEP 2nd 1 BEEP AL...

Page 42: ...USB LOUD BAND LOUD ON OFF LOUD DISP RDS PS CT FREQ PTY CD CD CT ID3 TAG PS FREQ PTY CT PTY NO CLOCK NO PTY RDS NO CLOCK FREQ NO PTY CD NO CLOCK FREQ NO PTY CT clock time FREQ frequency EQ FLAT CLASSIC...

Page 43: ...43 RDS RDS BAND LOUD FM1 FM2 FM3 MW1 AMS 2 1 6 2 PREV NEXT MANUAL PREV NEXT AMS PREV NEXT PREV NEXT 2 1 6...

Page 44: ...S AF REG RDS RDS RDS AF RDS AF ALARM AF REG 2 REG PTY PTY PTY MUSIC GROUP PTY SPEECH GROUP GROUP PTY OFF PTY MUSIC GROUP PTY SPEECH GROUP PTY PTY MUSIC GROUP No1 PLAY PAUSE POPM ROCKM No2 SCN EASYM LI...

Page 45: ...IES N06 FOLKM PTY SPEECH GROUP No1 PLAY PAUSE NEWS AFFAIRS INFO No2 SCN SPORT EDUCATE DRAMA No3 RPT CULTURE SCIENCE VARIED No4 SHF WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN No5 SOCIAL RELIGION PHONE IN N06 TRAVEL LEIS...

Page 46: ...46 EON LOCAL EON TA DISTANCE PI PS TP TA AF EON PI PS TP TA AF EON Enhanced Other Networks EON 1 TEL CALL 2 TEL CALL RESET...

Page 47: ...47 ERROR...

Page 48: ...48 CD MP3 WMA CD CD R RW MP3 WMA OPEN EJECT CD MP3 WMA MOD CD MP3 WMA PREV NEXT PREV NEXT No1 PLAY PAUSE No2 SCN...

Page 49: ...RPT No4 SHF No5 No6 MP3 WMA AMS 1 AMS VOL BAND LOUD 2 AMS No1 PLAY PAUSE A B C 1 MOD S T U 7 No2 SCN D E F 2 PREV V W X 8 No3 RPT G H I 3 NEXT Y Z 9 No4 SHF J K L 4 DISP POWER _ 0 No5 M N O 5 VOL A Z...

Page 50: ...50 N06 P Q R 6 SEL BAND LOUD NO FOUND D DIR VOL BAND LOUD 3 AMS VOL BAND LOUD D DIR VOL BAND LOUD 4 AMS VOL SEL D DIR VOL BAND LOUD MP3 MPEG1 Audio Layer 3 44 1 32 48 64 96 128 192 256 320...

Page 51: ...51 CD MP3 WMA CD MP3 WMA No5 No6 MP3 CD No5 No6 CD AUX In AUX MP3 3 AUX MOD AUX SD MMC SD MMC SD MMC SD MMC MOD SD MMC CD MP3 WMA SD USB...

Page 52: ...52 USB USB USB 3 USB USB MOD USB CD MP3 WMA SD USB USB USB USB MP3 MP3 USB SD MMC MP3 USB SD MMC 2 1 SD MMC USB FAT 12 FAT 16 FAT 32 FAT 12 16 200 500 FAT 32 200 500 32 32 id3tag 2 0 32...

Page 53: ...53 USB 2 0 USB USB 2 0 1 SD SD Cannon Fuji film Palm Motorola Microsoft IBM HP Compaq Sharp Samsung 4 MMC MMC Ericsson Nokia Motorola HP Palm Sanyo Microsystems 4...

Page 54: ...54 3 3 3 MPEG 3 3 CD ROM CD R CD RW 3 ISO 9660 3 3 mp3 3 mp3 MP3 PC 8 256 3 8 VBR VBR CD R CD RW MP3 3 44 1 128 256 3 ISO 9660 8...

Page 55: ...55 CD R MP3 CD R CD RW 3 3 3 CD R CD RW CD R CD RW 16 1 ID3TAG ESP ESP CD 40 MP3 120 WMA 300...

Page 56: ...56 CD 3 8 CD 3 CD...

Page 57: ...57...

Page 58: ...58 RESET 30 30...

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Page 60: ...60 12 15 50 4 15 178 50 160 D CD R CD RW USB SD MMC FM 87 5 108 0 4 10 7 18 MW 522 1620 450 6 40 18 55 2 CD 2000...

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