PYLE Audio PLCDCS90 User's Manual
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1. PYLE plus PLCDCSSO CD CHANGER DIN SOCKET INSTRUCTION MANUAL ee OGIC CASSETTE RECEIVERICO RW PLAYBACK a Juve f toc we uuo oise aom mer wr mur m CD eS EES aea ie roa PKB BRAB m o BAY BY B a 2ce A BY i 5 a aE When you want to play the CD changer plug the CD changer DIN into Z SL the socket of the back of the car audio unit 200WATTS ANTI THEFT FULL DETACHABLE SYSTEM FULL LOGIC TAPE AND DISC PLAYER AM FM STEREO DIGITAL PLL TUNING RADIO www pyleaudio com IMO 4527B LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS 00 Q O eel Bif EE A N 7j lt BBG ENEE J all E 7 ETT aS Sea A S 4 L J GAS O42 BOM amp 1 BAND BUTTON Press it to switch from tape CD player or CD changer mode to radio and the LCD screen will be shown as below eee 1 FM 2 FM 3 MW AM 1 MW AM a 2 19 TUNE SEEK TRACK UP OR DOWN FF RW BUTTONS In radio mode press the or button it will start automatic tuning and stop at the next receivable station press the or button for more than 2 seconds to research for the higher or lower frequency station In tape mode press the or button to fast forward or rewind the tape and press TAPE button to resume normal tape play2. finish wiring connection If there still are any question after finish testing the items in the following list consult your nearest service dealer Cause Solution Symptom The compact disc or tape does not play when inserted into the unit The sound from the CD player skips The volume control is turned down Turn up the volume control The power connections are not wired correctly The road surface is rough Check the 12V and ground connections Wait for the road surface to improve before playing a disc The unit is not mounted securely The disc is defective Install the unit securely Be sure to use the rear strap if the vehicle does not provide support for the rear of the unit Try another disc If it plays properly the first disc may be defective The disc is dirty Clean the disc No power The unit does The vehicle ignition is switched off The fuse is blown The microcomputer has been Switch the ignition to the ON or ACC position Replace the fuse with another 15A fuse Eject the disc or tape then insert it The radio does not stop on any stations when automatic tuning is used The signals are weak not work affected by electrical noise again properly Eject Load Play Turn the power off and then on again No radio The antenna cable is not Insert the antenna cable firmly into reception connected the antenna jack on th
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4. automobile players since the tape is too thin and tends to become easily entangled Always remove cartridge from your tape player as soon as play is finished 6 The capstan and tape head should be cleaned about once every six months with a soft cloth or cotton wool swab moistened with alcohol This will serve to maintain the richness and clarity of sound and prevent loss of volume Do not use a screwdriver or ferrous metal rod in carrying out the above cleaning See illustration ot 7 A loosely wound cassette tape wil get damaged Prior to using such tape tighten it in a manner as guided by Fig 2 A carelessly would cassette tape will cause unnecessary pressure on the tape resulting in the cassette springing out while the tape is running For prevention rewind the tape through fast for warding or rewinding 17 RPT METAL BUTTON In tape play mode If a metal tape is used press METAL button to make the player in metal play mode and MITL is indicated on LCD In CD player mode press it to play the current track repeatedly Press it again or eject the disc to cancel this mode In CD changer mode press it to play the current track repeatedly Press it again to play the current disc repeatedly Press it thirdly to cancel this mode 18 RDM PAUSE BUTTON In CD player mode press it to play the track in random order Press the TRACK or button to select another random track Press it again or eject the disc to cancel this m
5. TALLATION 13 LOUD SUB WOOFER J Press it shortly to enhance the bass effect during bass mode S Press it more than 2 seconds SUB WOOFER will be turned on then press SEL button to select the sound mode such as volume bass treble balance and fader and then press or button to increase or decrease the volume level of the selected sound mode Press it more x than 2 seconds again to turn off the SUB WOOFER SPRING wasHER 0 PLAIN WASHER TAPPING SCREW LIDE BRACKET HOUSING 14 TAPE BUTTON Press it to switch from radio CD player or CD changer mode to tape mode In tape mode press it to make the player automatically switch to the opposite side of the tape when the tape reaches the end of one side HEX BOLT 15 CD CD CH BUTTON Press it to switch from radio or tape mode to CD player or CD changer mode Press it again to pause playback when no CDC connection 1 When a disc is loaded in the disc compartment and the CD changer is not connected the mode changes like this Radio Tape cD player gt CD player pause 2 When a disc is not loaded in the CD player and the CD changer is connected the mode changes like this Radio Tape Ee changer CD changer pause 3 When a disc is loaded in the CD player and the CD changer is connected the mode changes like this Radio Tape co player CD changer PLASTIC TRIM OUT 16 SCAN BUTTON I
6. e unit Select a station using manual tuning DISC COMPARTMENT TAPE COMPARTMENT CD EJECT BUTTON In CD player mode press it to eject the disc TAPE EJECT BUTTON In tape mode press it to eject the tape POWER BUTTON Press it to turn on or off the unit VOLUME MODE SELECTING AND LEVEL UP OR DOWN BUTTONS Press SEL button to select the audio mode such as volume bass treble balance and fader Press the or button to adjust the sound level of them 10 11 12 16 17 18 1 6 preset memory buttons 10 Select the desired band then tune for the station you want to store in memory and then press and hold one of 1 6 preset memory buttons for more than 2 seconds to store the broadcasting station to the preset memory Every preset memory button can be stored only one station for each band so the car audio system can be stored 30 stations After finishing the storing operation select the desired band and then press one or the six preset memory buttons to quickly tune for the desired station AMS BUTTON Automatic Music Select System In tape mode press AMS button to turn on the AUTOMATIC MUSIC SELECT SYSTEM Then if you press FF or REW button it allows you to skip forward or backward to the beginning of a particular selection Press AMS button again to cancel AMS mode 11 12 DISC SELECTING BUTTONS In CD changer mode press the DISC button to select the next disc and the DISC button to select the preceding disc INS
7. ing In CD player or CD changer mode press the or button to skip to the beginning of the next track or one of the track currently playing Press the button twice to skip to the beginning of the previous track Press and hold the or button for more than 2 seconds to search quickly with sound in the forward or reverse direction and press it again to resume normal playing 3 LCD LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY SPECIFICATION GENERAL Power Supply The Main Unit DC 13 8 Volts Negative Ground Maximum Output PoWwer ccceceeeeeeee eee ee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneaees 4 x 50W Unit Dimension cccccceeeeeeeeeeueeeseeeeaneees 178 W x 167 D x 50 H FM TUNER SECTION Frequency Range cccecseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenees 87 5MHz 108 OMHz USA Usable SQNSItivity sciiccatseacvcncenseccdesiae ceenk atacecesuerdeareredexiansdermenes 10dB Frequency Response SdB csceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 50Hz 12 5KHz LE RG CUO Mi esua annan a a E aE 100dB Image REJECHON aici ieee seas soe ceeded a aN AEE 65dB Signal to Noise Raw viii icscaccccecececceventessenceceswesesswariedescataenvend tees 60dB Selectivity nears a E E O E EE 65dB Stereo Separ ti Oi s siecesiecee can ca peccaenandeewawdees teeworgnenassaereraesdaneexences 30dB Capture Ratios cscccacdizcccicasiec cds coteea E cay a E EE E RNa 2dB Antenna Impedance cccceccceseeeecececeeeeeeaeeeseeteeeeeueeseeeseuesaees 750 AM TUNER SECTION
8. n CD player mode press it to search each song for 10 seconds press it again to stop scanning and retain the song currently selected In CD changer mode press it to search each song for 10 seconds press it again to search each disc for 10 seconds press it thirdly to stop scanning and retain the disc currently selected If you want to take CHASSIS out of the SLIDE BRACKET HOUSING remove the PLASTIC OUTLINE away then insert the two KEY PLATE into left and right side of chassis as above illustration PRECAUTIONS AND MAINTENANCE 1 This unit is designed for negative ground operation only The equipment can be used safely if the negative terminal of the battery is connected to the vehicle metal work 2 Do not use speakers of impedance less than 4 ohms and allow the speaker wires to be shorted together when the unit is switched on Otherwise it may overload or burn out the power amplifier stage 3 If the car interior is extremely hot as after being parked in the sun do not use the player until the car has been driven for a while to cool off the interior 4 Take care of your tape cassette to preserve the quality of the recordings Do not allow them to be exposed to direct sunlight Store them in a place protected from dirt and dust and avoid handing with greasy or oily hands Also keep the away from magnets and motors of the permanent magnet type 5 It is not advisable to use cassette tapes longer than C 60 30 minutes per side in
9. ode In CD changer mode press it to play tracks on the current disc in random order Press it again to play tracks on the full disc in random order Press it thirdly to cancel this mode In tape mode press it to pause tape playing press it again to resume tape playing 20 RELEASE BUTTON Press it to detatch the front panel when you want to take it away SPEAKER CONNECTION ANTENNA PLUG YELLOW MEMORY B BLACK GND RED B BLUE AUTO ANT FRONT LEFT WHITE BLACK GRAY BLACK oo SP GREEN VIOLET REAR GREEN BLACK VIOLET BLACK REAR NOTE In spite of having any kinds of speaker system must use 4 ohms impedance of speaker to reduce the distortion during high volume level DISC PLAY Cleaning discs Before playing clean the disc with a clean lint free Flip the disc in the direction of the arrow NOTE Do not use so solvents such as benzine thinners Commercially available cleaners or anti static spray damage the unit Insert a disc with the label surface down Doing so may damage the unit Label surface up NOTE Do not try to insert another disc when one has been already inserted Doing so may damage the unit Handle the disc by its edge And to keep the disc clean do not touch the surface Do not stick paper or tape on the disc Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or heat sources such as hot air ducts Or leave it in a car parked in direct sunlight whe
10. re there can be a considerable rise in temperature
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