I Pod mode
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Intro scan, press button number 3 for intro scan, this will play the first 10 seconds of
each track until you press it again. The display will show INT in the display to show
that this function has been selected.
Repeat, Pressing button number 4 will turn on the Repeat function. This will repeat
the track until pressed again and will show RPT in the display to indicate that this
function has been selected.
Random, This function can be selected by pressing button number 5 and the tracks
will be played in random order until the button is pressed again. The display will show
RDM to indicate that this function has been selected.
Selecting folder, Pressing button number 6 will show the folder number in the bottom
of the display, to change the folder press again to scroll through the folder numbers.
Please note that some mobile phones / mp3 players may not be compatible with the
USB and therefore should be connected via the aux input.
I Pod mode
Connect your I Pod into the fly lead marked USB, the Classic 200 will show I Pod in
the display.
Pause/play Pressing button 2 will pause the music and pressing again will resume
play.
Next and previous track. To select the next track, turn button number 7 clockwise
and to select the previous track, turn anti clockwise.
There is no option to select folders or albums in I Pod mode. We suggest that you set
a playlist if required.
We recommend that you connect and disconnect your I Pod whilst the Classic 200 is
powered off.
Installation
Before installing you Classic 200 please make sure that the radio will fit into the
aperture provided by the vehicle manufacturer. If there is no radio aperture, we can
supply our underdash tray that allows you to mount the radio below the dashboard/
inside the glovebox. Also, make sure that the vehicle is negative earth, if not our
positive earth adaptor part number CA002 will be required.
The spindles are set at a distance of 132 mm apart, however, they can be adjusted if
necessary to align with pre cut holes in certain dashboards. To do this, remove the
knobs, fascia and spindle nuts on the end of the spindle shafts. Next, slacken off the
spindle nuts that secure the shafts to the radio body then carefully slide the spindles
