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Selectingasource
1 PressSRC/OFFtocyclebetween:
XM(XMtuner)—SIRIUS(SIRIUStuner)—HD
Radio(HDRadiotuner)—TUNER(tuner)—CD
(CDplayer)—USB(USBstoragedevice)/iPod
(iPodconnectedusingUSBinput)—Pandora
(Pandora)—EXT(externalunit1)—EXT(exter-
nalunit2)—AUX1(AUX1)—AUX2(AUX2)—
BTAudio(BTaudio)—TEL(BTtelephone)
Adjustingthevolume
1 TurnM.C.toadjustthevolume.
CAUTION
Forsafetyreasons,park your vehiclewhenre-
movingthefront panel.
Notes
! Whenthisunit’s blue/whiteleadis con-
nectedtothe vehicle’sauto-antennarelay
controlterminal,the vehicle’santennaex-
tendswhenthis unit’ssourceis turnedon.
Toretracttheantenna, turnthesource off.
! Ifthe HDRadiotuneris connectedtothis
unit,tunersource isskipped.
! Ifplugand playison andeitheran iPhoneor
iPodtouchisconnected,it maytaketime for
yoursourceto switch.Referto
USBplug&play(plug andplay)on page11.
Use and care of the remote
control
Usingtheremotecontrol
1 Pointtheremotecontrolinthedirectionofthe
frontpaneltooperate.
Whenusingforthefirsttime,pulloutthefilm
protrudingfromthetray.
Replacingthebattery
1 Slidethetrayoutonthebackoftheremote
control.
2 Insertthebatterywiththeplus(+)andminus
(–)polesalignedproperly.
WARNING
! Keepthebatteryout ofthe reachofchildren.
Shouldthebatterybe swallowed,consulta
doctorimmediately.
! Batteries(batterypackor batteriesinstalled)
mustnotbe exposedtoexcessive heatsuch
assunshine,fire orthe like.
CAUTION
! UseoneCR2025 (3V)lithiumbattery.
! Removethebatteryif theremotecontrol is
notusedfor amonthor longer.
! Thereisa dangerofexplosion ifthe battery is
incorrectlyreplaced.Replaceonly withthe
sameorequivalent type.
! Donothandle thebatterywithmetallic tools.
! Donotstore thebatterywithmetallic ob-
jects.
! Ifthe battery leaks,wipethe remotecontrol
completelycleanand installanew battery.
! Whendisposingof usedbatteries,comply
withgovernmentalregulations orenviron-
mentalpublicinstitutions’ rulesthatapply in
yourcountry/area.
! “PerchlorateMaterial–specialhandling may
apply.
See
www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/
perchlorate.(Applicableto California,
U.S.A.)”
Important
! Donotstore theremotecontrol inhightem-
peraturesordirect sunlight.
! Theremotecontrol maynotfunction properly
indirectsunlight.
! Donotlet theremotecontrol fallontothe
floor,whereitmay becomejammedunder
thebrakeor acceleratorpedal.
Menu operations identical
for function settings/audio
adjustments/initial settings/
lists
Returningtothepreviousdisplay
Returningtothepreviouslist/category(thefolder/
categoryonelevelhigher.)
1 PressDISP/
/SCRL.
Returningtothemainmenu
Returningtothetoptierofthelist/category.
1 PressandholdDISP/
/SCRL.
Returningtotheordinarydisplay
Cancelingtheinitialsettingmenu
1 PressBAND/ESC.
Returningtotheordinarydisplayfromthelist/cat-
egory
1 PressBAND/ESC.
Tuner
Basic Operations
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3 4 61 2 7
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1 TAG indicator
2 Tagstransferringindicator
3 Bandindicator
4 5(stereo)indicator
5 LOCindicator
Appearswhenlocal seektuningis on.
6 Presetnumberindicator
7 Signallevelindicator
8 Frequencyindicator
Selectingaband
1 PressBAND/ESCuntilthedesiredband(FM-
1,FM-2,FM-3forFMorAM)isdisplayed.
Manualtuning(stepbystep)
1 PushM.C.leftorright.
Seeking
1 PushandholdM.C.leftorright.
YoucancancelseektuningbypushingM.C.
leftorright.
WhilepushingandholdingM.C.leftorright,
youcanskipstations.Seektuningstartsas
soonasyoureleaseM.C.
Storing and recalling stations
for each band
1 Press (list).
Thepresetscreen isdisplayed.
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