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CD

Receiver

CDE-100

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PLAYBACK

•

OWNER’S

MANUAL

Please

read

before

using

this

equipment.

Operating

Instructions

WARNING

Awarning

_

This

symbol

means

important

instructions.

Failure

to

heed

them

can

result

in

serious

injury

or

death.

DO

NOT

PLACE

HANDS,

FINGERS

OR

FOREIGN

OBJECTS

IN

INSERTION

SLOTS

OR

GAPS.

Doing

so

may

result

in

personal

injury

or

damage

to

the

product.

Acaution

This

symbol

means

important

instructions.

Failure

to

heed

them

can

result

in

injury

or

material

property

damage.

DO

NOT

OPERATE

ANY

FUNCTION

THAT

TAKES

YOUR

ATTENTION

AWAY

FROM

SAFELY

DRIVING

YOUR

VEHICLE.

Any

function

that

requires

your

prolonged

attention

should

only

be

performed

after

coming

to

a

complete

stop.

Always

stop

the

vehicle

in

a

safe

location

before

performing

these

functions.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

an

accident.

KEEP

THE

VOLUME

AT

A

LEVEL

WHERE

YOU

CAN

STILL

HEAR

OUTSIDE

NOISES

WHILE

DRIVING.

Excessive

volume

levels

that

obscure

sounds

such

as

emergency

vehicle

sirens

or

road

warning

signals

(train

crossings,

etc.)

can

be

dangerous

and

may

result

in

an

accident.

LISTENING

AT

LOUD

VOLUME

LEVELS

IN

A

CAR

MAY

ALSO

CAUSE

HEARING

DAMAGE.

MINIMIZE

DISPLAY

VIEWING

WHILE

DRIVING.

Viewing

the

display

may

distract

the

driver

from

looking

ahead

of

the

vehicle

and

cause

an

accident.

DO

NOT

DISASSEMBLE

OR

ALTER.

Doing

so

may

result

in

an

accident,

fire

or

electric

shock.

USE

ONLY

IN

CARS

WITH

A

12

VOLT

NEGATIVE

GROUND.

(Check

with

your

dealer

if

you

are

not

sure.)

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

fire,

etc.

KEEP

SMALL

OBJECTS

SUCH

AS

BATTERIES

OUT

OF

THE

REACH

OF

CHILDREN.

Swallowing

them

may

result

in

serious

injury.

If

swallowed,

consult

a

physician

immediately.

USE

THE

CORRECT

AMPERE

RATING

WHEN

REPLACING

FUSES.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

fire

or

electric

shock.

DO

NOT

BLOCK

VENTS

OR

RADIATOR

PANELS.

Doing

so

may

cause

heat

to

build

up

inside

and

may

result

in

fire.

HALT

USE

IMMEDIATELY

IF

A

PROBLEM

APPEARS.

Failure

to

do

so

may

cause

personal

injury

or

damage

to

the

product.

Return

it

to

your

authorized

Alpine

dealer

or

the

nearest

Alpine

Service

Centre

for

repairing.

^PRECAUTIONS

Product

Cleaning

Use

a

soft

dry

cloth

for

periodic

cleaning

of

the

product.

For

more

severe

stains,

please

dampen

the

cloth

with

water

only.

Anything

else

has

the

chance

of

dissolving

the

paint

or

damaging

the

plastic.

Temperature

Be

sure

the

temperature

inside

the

vehicle

is

between

+55°C

(+131°F)

and

-10°C

(+14°F)

before

turning

your

unit

on.

Moisture

Condensation

You

may

notice

the

CD

playback

sound

wavering

due

to

condensation.

If

this

happens,

remove

the

disc

from

the

player

and

wait

about

an

hour

for

the

moisture

to

evaporate.

Damaged

Disc

Do

not

attempt

to

play

cracked,

warped,

or

damaged

discs.

Playing

a

bad

disc

could

severely

damage

the

playback

mechanism.

Maintenance

If

you

have

problems,

do

not

attempt

to

repair

the

unit

yourself.

Return

it

to

your

Alpine

dealer

or

the

nearest

Alpine

Service

Station

for

servicing.

USE

THIS

PRODUCT

FOR

MOBILE

12V

APPLICATIONS.

Use

for

other

than

its

designed

application

may

result

in

fire,

electric

shock

or

other

injury.

Never

Attempt

the

Following

Do

not

grip

or

pull

out

the

disc

while

it

is

being

pulled

back

into

the

player

by

the

automatic

reloading

mechanism.

Do

not

attempt

to

insert

a

disc

into

the

unit

when

the

unit

power

is

off.

Inserting

Discs

Your

player

accepts

only

one

disc

at

a

time

for

playback.

Do

not

attempt

to

load

more

than

one

disc.

Make

sure

the

label

side

is

facing

up

when

you

insert

the

disc.

Playing

a

disc

while

driving

on

a

very

bumpy

road

may

result

in

skips,

but

this

will

not

scratch

the

disc

or

damage

the

player.

New

Discs

To

prevent

the

CD

from

jamming,

the

LCD

is

displayed

as

error

if

discs

with

irregular

surfaces

are

inserted

or

if

discs

are

inserted

incorrectly.

When

a

new

disc

is

ejected

immediately

after

initial

loading,

use

your

finger

to

feel

around

the

inside

of

the

centre

hole

and

outside

edge

of

the

disc.

If

you

feel

any

small

bumps

or

irregularities,

this

could

inhibit

proper

loading

of

the

disc.

To

remove

the

bumps,

rub

the

inside

edge

of

the

hole

and

outside

edge

of

the

disc

with

a

ballpoint

pen

or

other

such

instrument,

then

insert

the

disc

again.

(Bumps)

Irregular

Shaped

Discs

Be

sure

to

use

round

shape

discs

only

for

this

unit

and

never

use

any

special

shape

discs.

Use

of

special

shape

discs

may

cause

damage

to

the

mechanism.

Installation

Location

Make

sure

this

unit

will

not

be

installed

in

a

location

subjected

to:

•

Direct

sun

and

heat

•

High

humidity

and

water

•

Excessive

dust

•

Excessive

vibrations

Correct

Handling

Do

not

drop

the

disc

while

handling.

Hold

the

disc

so

you

will

not

leave

fingerprints

on

the

surface.

Do

not

affix

tape,

paper,

or

gummed

labels

to

the

disc.

Do

not

write

on

the

disc.

CORRECT

INCORRECT

CORRECT

CS|\

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Disc

Cleaning

Fingerprints,

dust,

or

soil

on

the

surface

of

the

disc

could

cause

the

CD

player

to

skip.

For

routine

cleaning,

wipe

the

playing

surface

with

a

clean,

soft

cloth

from

the

centre

of

the

disc

to

the

outer

edge.

If

the

surface

is

heavily

soiled,

dampen

a

clean,

soft

cloth

in

a

solution

of

mild

neutral

detergent

before

cleaning

the

disc.

Disc

Accessories

There

are

various

accessories

available

on

the

market

for

protecting

the

disc

surface

and

improving

sound

quality.

However,

most

of

them

will

influence

the

thickness

and/or

diameter

of

the

disc.

Using

such

accessories

can

cause

the

disc

to

be

out

of

standard

specifications

and

may

create

operational

problems.

We

recommend

not

using

these

accessories

on discs

played

in

Alpine

CD

players.

Transparent

Sheet

Disc

Stabilizer

On

handling

Compact

Discs

(CD/CD-R/CD-RW)

•

Do

not

touch

the

surface.

•

Do

not

expose

the

disc

to

direct

sunlight.

•

Do

not

affix

stickers

or

labels.

•

Clean

the

disc

when

it

is

dusty.

•

Make

sure

that

there

are

no

bumps

around

the

disc.

•

Do

not

use

commercially

available

disc

accessories.

Do

not

leave

the

disc

in

the

car

or

the

unit

for

a

long

time.

Never

expose

the

disc

to

direct

sunlight.

Heat

and

humidity

may

damage

the

CD

and

you

may

not

be

able

to

play

it

again.

To

customers

using

CD-R/CD-RW

•

If

a

CD-R/CD-RW

cannot

be

played

back,

make

sure

the

last

recording

session

was

closed

(finalized).

•

Finalize

the

CD-R/CD-RW

if

necessary,

and

attempt

playback

again.

About

media

that

can

be

played

Use

only

compact

discs

with

the

label

side

showing

the

CD

logo

marks

below.

If

you

use

non-standard

compact

discs,

correct

performance

cannot

be

guaranteed.

You

can

play

CD-Rs

(CD-Recordables)/CD-RWs

(CD-

ReWritables)

which

have

been

properly

recorded

as

an

audio

CD.

You

can

also

play

CD-Rs/CD-RWs

containing

MP3/WMA/AAC

formatted

audio

files.

•

Some

of

the

following

CDs

may

not

play

on

this

unit:

Flawed

CDs,

CDs

with

fingerprints,

CDs

exposed

to

extreme

temperatures

or

sunlight

(e.g.,

left

in

the

car

or

this

unit),

CDs

recorded

under

unstable

conditions,

CDs

on

which

a

recording

failed

or

a

re-recording

was

attempted,

copy-protected

CDs

which

do

not

conform

to

the

audio

CD

industry

standard.

•

Use

discs

with

MP3/WMA/AAC

files

written

in

a

format

compatible

with

this

unit.

For

details,

see

“About

MP3/WMA/

AAC”.

•

ROM

data

other

than

audio

files

contained

in

a

disc

will

not

produce

sound

when

played

back.

Protecting

the

USB

connection

terminal

•

Only

USB

memory

can

be

connected

to

the

USB

connection

terminal

on

this

unit.

Correct

performance

using

other

USB

products

cannot

be

guaranteed.

A

USB

hub

is

not

supported.

•

Do

not

connect

a

USB

memory

over

20

mm

wide.

Also,

avoid

connecting

USB

memory

and

Front

Aux

at

the

same

time.

•

If

a

USB

device

is

inserted

in

the

unit,

it

projects

out

and

may

be

a

danger

while

driving.

Use

a

commercially

available

USB

standard

extension

cable,

and

connect

it

in

a

safe

way.

•

Depending

on

the

connected

USB

memory

device,

the

unit

may

not

function

or

some

functions

may

not

be

performed.

•

The

audio

file

format

that

can

be

played

back

on

the

unit

is

MP3/WMA/AAC.

•

Artist/song

name,

etc.,

can

be

displayed,

however

characters

may

not

be

correctly

displayed.

On

Handling

USB

Memory

•

To

prevent

malfunction

or

damage,

note

the

following

points.

Read

the

USB

memory

Owner’s

Manual

thoroughly.

Do

not

touch

the

terminals

by

hand

or

metal.

Do

not

subject

USB

memory

to

excessive

shock.

Do

not

bend,

drop,

disassemble,

modify

or

soak

in

the

water.

•

Avoid

usage

or

storage

in

the

following

locations:

Anywhere

in

the

car

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

high

temperatures.

Anywhere

the

possibility

of

high

humidity

or

corrosive

substances

are

present.

•

Fix

the

USB

memory

in

a

location

where

driver

operation

will

not

be

hindered.

•

USB

memory

may

not

function

correctly

at

high

or

low

temperature.

•

The

USB

flash

memory

supports

a

maximum

of

4

GB

per

partition.

The

unit

recognizes

only

one

partition.

•

Use

only

certified

USB

memory.

Note

that

even

certified

USB

memory,

may

not

function

correctly

depending

on

its

type

or

state.

•

USB

memory

function

is

not

guaranteed.

Use

USB

memory

according

to

the

terms

of

agreement.

•

Depending

on

the

settings

of

the

USB

memory

type,

memory

state

or

encoding

software,

the

unit

may

not

play

back

or

display

properly.

•

A

file

that

is

copy-protected

(copyright

protection)

cannot

be

played

back.

•

USB

memory

may

take

time

to

start

playback.

If

there

is

a

particular

file

other

than

audio

in

the

USB

memory,

it

may

take

considerable

time

before

the

file

is

played

back

or

searched.

•

The

unit

can

play

back

“mp3”,

“wma”

or

“m4a”

file

extensions.

•

Do

not

add

the

above

extensions

to

a

file

other

than

audio

data.

This

non-audio

data

will

not

be

recognised.

The

resulting

playback

may

contain

noise

that

can

damage

speakers

and/or

amplifiers.

•

It

is

recommended

to

back

up

important

data

on

a

personal

computer.

•

Do

not

remove

the

USB

device

while

playback

is

in

progress.

Change

SOURCE

to

something

other

than

USB,

then

remove

the

USB

device

to

prevent

possible

damage

to

its

memory.

•

Windows

Media

and

the

Windows

logo

are

trademarks,

or

registered

trademarks

of

Microsoft

Corporation

in

the

United

States

and/or

other

countries.

•

“MPEG

Layer-3

audio

coding

technology

licensed

from

Fraunhofer

IIS

and

Thomson.”

•

“Supply

of

this

product

only

conveys

a

license

for

private,

non-commercial

use

and

does

not

convey

a

license

nor

imply

any

right

to

use

this

product

in

any

commercial

(i.e.

revenue-

generation)

real

time

broadcasting

(terrestrial,

satellite,

cable

and/or

any

other

media),

broadcasting/streaming

via

internet,

intranets

and/or

other

networks

or

in

other

electronic

content

distribution

systems,

such

as

pay-audio

or

audio-on-demand

applications.

An

independent

license

for

such

use

is

required.

For

details,

please

visit

http://www.

mp3licensing.com”

Getting

Started

SOURCE/6

Rotary

encoder

1

Insert

the

left

side

of

the

front

panel

into

the

main

unit.

Align

the

groove

on

the

front

panel

with

the

projections

on

the

main

unit.

2

Push

the

right

side

of

the

front

panel

until

it

locks

firmly

into

the

main

unit.

Accessory

List

•

Head

unit.

•

Power

cable

.............

•

Mounting

sleeve.

•

Carrying

case.

•

Bracket

key..—.

•

Rubber

Cap

—..—...

•

Bolt

Stud...........—....

•

Owner's

Manual......

Turning

Power

On

and

Off

_

Press

SOURCE/6

to

turn

on

the

unit.

•

The

first

time

power

is

turned

on,

the

volume

will

start

from

level

18.

Press

and

hold

SOURCE/6

for

at

least

1

second

to

turn

off

the

unit.

Detaching

and

Attaching

the

Front

Panel

1

Turn

off

the

unit

power.

2

Press

£

(Release)

at

the

upper

right

side

until

the

front

panel

pops

out.

3

Grasp

the

right

side

of

the

front

panel

and

pull

it

out.

•

Before

attaching

the

front

panel,

make

sure

that

there

is

no

dirt

or

dust

on

the

connector

terminals

and

no

foreign

object

between

the

front

panel

and

the

main

unit.

•

Attach

the

front

panel

carefully,

holding

the

sides

of

the

front

panel

to

avoid

pushing

buttons

by

mistake.

Adjusting

Volume

Turn

the

Rotary

encoder

until

the

desired

sound

is

obtained.

Volume:

0-40

Setting

Time

_

1

Press

and

hold

VIEW

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

hour

indication

will

blink.

2

Press

or

to

adjust

the

hours

while

the

time

indication

is

blinking.

3

When

the

hour

has

been

adjusted,

press

VIEW.

The

minute

indication

will

blink.

4

Press

or

to

adjust

the

minutes

while

the

time

indication

is

blinking.

5

When

the

minute

has

been

adjusted,

press

VIEW.

The

setting

time

mode

is

completed.

•

Hold

down

or

to

change

numbers

rapidly.

Controllable

with

Remote

Control

This

unit

can

be

controlled

with

an

optional

Alpine

remote

control.

For

details,

consult

your

Alpine

dealer.

Point

the

optional

remote

control

transmitter

at

the

remote-control

sensor.

The

front

panel

may

become

hot

in

normal

usage

(especially

the

connector

terminals

on

the

back

of

the

front

panel).

This

is

not

a

malfunction.

To

protect

the

front

panel,

place

it

in

the

supplied

carrying

case.

When

detaching

the

front

panel,

do

not

apply

excessive

force

as

it

may

result

in

malfunction.

Remote

control

sensor

Radio

SOURCE/(!)

BAND/*-/1|

A.ME

(1

through

6)

Listening

to

Radio

1

Press

SOURCE/6

to

select

RADIO

mode.

2

Press

BAND/*7||

repeatedly

until

the

desired

radio

band

is

displayed.

FMI

-»

FM2

-»

FM3

-»

AM

-»

FMI

3

Press

or

to

tune

in

the

desired

station.

Press

and

hold

or

‘or

a:

least

0.5

seconds

to

seek

station.

Presetting

Stations

Manually

1

Select

the

radio

band

and

tune

in

a

desired

radio

station

you

wish

to

store

in

the

preset

memory.

2

Press

and

hold,

for

at

least

2

seconds,

any

one

of

the

preset

buttons

(1

through

6)

into

which

you

wish

to

store

the

station.

The

selected

station

is

stored.

The

display

shows

the

band,

presei

number

and

station

frequency

memorized.

•

/\

total

of

24

stations

can

be

stored

in

the

preset

memory

16

stations

for

each

h<md:

FMI.

I-M2.

FM3

and

AM).

•

If

you

store

a

station

in

a

presei

memory

which

already

has

a

Minion,

the

current

station

will

be

cleared

and

replaced

with

the

new

station.

Presetting

Stations

Automatically

1

Press

BAND/*>/||

repeatedly

until

the

desired

radio

band

is

displayed.

2

Press

and

hold

A.ME

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

frequency

on

the

display

continues

to

change

while

the

automatic

memory

is

in

progress.

The

radio

will

automatically

seek

and

store

6

strong

stations

in

the

selected

band.

They

will

be

stored

into

preset

buttons

1

to

8

in

order

of

signal

strength.

•

If

no

stations

are

stored,

the

radio

will

return

to

the

original

station

you

were

listening

to

before

the

auto

memory

procedure

began.

Tuning

to

Preset

Stations

1

Press

BAND/*/||

repeatedly

until

the

desired

band

is

displayed.

2

Press

any

one

of

the

station

preset

buttons

(

1

through

6)

that

has

your

desired

radio

station

in

memory.

The

display

shows

the

band,

oreset

number

and

frequency

of

the

station

selected.

CD/MP3/WMA/AAC

source/6

IbAND/*-

/||

fir-H:_-

_

Jr

i,

a

m

1^31

4(M.I.X.)|

6(RPT)

S(SCAN)

Playback

1

Insert

a

disc

with

the

label

side

facing

up.

The

disc

v/

ll

be

pulled

into

me

unit

automatical

y.

and

the

■

^DiSC

IK"

indicator

lights

up.

When

a

disc

is

a'reaoy

inserted,

press

SOURCE/6

to

switch

to

the

DISC

mode.

The

mode

wit

change

every

t

me

the

button

is

pressed.

RADIO

-»

CD*'

-»

USB*-’

->

AUX-»

RADIO

Displayed

only

when

a

disc

has

been

inserted.

*

■

Displayed

only

when

USB

memory

is

connected.

2

While

playing

back

MP3/WMA/AAC,

press

^

or

v'

to

select

the

desired

folder.

3

Press

!

◄◄

or

to

select

the

desired

track

(file).

Reluming

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

track

(file):

P-ess

\«

Fast

backward:

Press

and

fold

Advancing

to

the

beginning

of

the

next

track

(file):

Press

Fast

forward:

Press

and

hold

4

To

pause

playback,

press

BAND/*-/||.

Pressing

BAND/*-/||

again

will

resume

playback.

5

To

eject

the

disc,

press

±.

•

Do

mu

remove

a

CD

during

its

eject

cycle.

Do

not

load

more

than

one

disc

at

a

lime.

A

malfunction

may

result

from

doing

either.

•

The

“G&DISC

AY"

indicator

lights

up

when

u

disc

is

inserted.

•

Three-inch

(8

cm)

CDs

cannot

he

used.

•

The

CD-player

can

play

discs

containing

audio

data,

MP3

data,

WMA

data

and

AAC

data.

•

WMA

files

that

aiv

protected

by

DRM

f

Digital

Rights

Management).

AAC

files

that

are

protected

hy

DRM

and

Audio

files

protected

by

DRM

cannot

Ire

played

on

this

unit.

•

The

track

display

for

MP3AVMA/AA

C

data

playback

is

the

file

numbers

recorded

on

the

disc.

•

The

pluyhack

time

may

not

be

correctly

displayed

when

a

VBR

(Variuble

Hit

Rate)

recorded

file

is

played

buck.

MP3/WMA/AAC

Play

Display

The

lo'der

number

arc!

file

number

will

be

displayed

as

described

below.

003

-

002

V

V

Folder

number

File

number

display

Press

VIEW

to

switch

the

display.

See

"Displaying

the

Text"

for

information

about

display

switching.

Repeat

Play

Press

6(RPT)

to

repeatedly

play

back

the

current

track.

The

"

n?

RPT”

indicator

lighis

up.

and

the

track

(file)

will

be

played

repeatedly.

Press

6(RPT)

again

to

cancel.

Folder

Repeat

Play

(MP3/WMA/AAC)

Press

and

hold

6(RPT)

for

at

least

2

seconds.

I

he

"

CD

FOLDER”

and

"

r~T~)

RPT

"

indicators

appear

in

the

display,

and

only

files

in

the

current

folder

are

repeatedly

played

back.

Press

and

hold

6(RPT)

again

to

cancel.

M.I.X.

(Random

Play)

Press

4(M.I.X.)

in

the

play

or

pause

mode.

The

"GO

M.I.X."

indicator

lights

up,

and

the

tracks

(files)

on

the

disc

will

be

played

back

in

random

sequence.

Press

4(M.I.X.)

again

to

cancel.

Folder

M.I.X.

(Random

Play)

(MP3/

WMA/AAC)

Press

and

hold

4(M.I.X.)

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

“Co

FOLDER"

and

“GO

M.I.X."

indicators

appear

in

the

display,

and

all

files

in

the

current

folder

are

played

back

in

random

sequence.

Press

and

hold

4(M.I.X.)

again

to

cancel.

Scanning

Programs

Press

5(SCAN)

to

activate

the

scan

mode.

The

first

10

seconds

of

each

track

(file)

will

be

played

back

in

succession.

Press

5(SCAN)

again

to

cancel.

Folder

Scanning

Programs

(MP3/WMA/

AAC)

Press

and

hold

5(SCAN)

for

at

least

2

seconds.

From

the

next

folder,

the

first

10

seconds

of

the

first

file

in

each

folder

is

played

back

in

sequence.

Press

and

hold

5(SCAN)

again

to

cancel.

About

MP3/WMA/AAC

CAUTION

Except

for

private

use,

duplicating

audio

data

(including

MP3/WMA/AAC

data)

or

distributing,

transferring,

or

copying

it,

whether

for

free

or

for

a

fee,

without

permission

of

the

copyright

holder

is

strictly

prohibited

by

the

Copyright

Act

and

by

international

treaty.

What

is

MP3?

MP3,

whose

official

name

is

“MPEG-1

Audio

Layer

3,"

is

a

compression

standard

prescribed

by

the

ISO,

the

International

Standardization

Organization

and

MPEG

which

is

a

joint

activity

institution

of

the

IEC.

MP3

files

contain

compressed

audio

data.

MP3

encoding

is

capable

of

compressing

audio

data

at

extremely

high

ratios,

reducing

the

size

of

music

files

to

as

much

as

one-tenth

their

original

size.

This

is

achieved

while

still

maintaining

near

CD

quality.

The

MP3

format

realises

such

high

compression

ratios

by

eliminating

the

sounds

that

are

either

inaudible

to

the

human

ear

or

masked

by

other

sounds.

What

is

WMA?

WMA,

or

“Windows

Media

™

Audio,"

is

compressed

audio

data.

WMA

is

similar

to

MP3

audio

data

and

can

achieve

CD

quality

sound

with

small

file

sizes.

What

is

AAC?

AAC

is

the

abbreviation

for

"Advanced

Audio

Coding,"

and

is

a

basic

format

of

audio

compression

used

by

MPEG2

or

MPEG4.

Method

for

creating

MP3/WMA/AAC

files

Audio

data

is

compressed

using

software

with

MP3/WMA/AAC

codecs.

For

details

on

creating

MP3/WMA/AAC

files,

refer

to

the

user's

manual

for

that

software.

MP3/WMA/AAC

files

that

are

playable

on

this

device

have

the

file

extensions

“mp3”

/

“wma"

/

"m4a."

Files

with

no

extension

cannot

be

played

back

(WMA

ver.

7-9

are

supported).

Protected

files

are

not

supported,

neither

are

raw

AAC

files

(using

the

".aac"

extension).

There

are

many

different

versions

of

the

AAC

format.

Confirm

that

the

software

being

used

conforms

to

the

acceptable

formats

listed

above.

It's

possible

that

the

format

may

be

unplayable

even

though

the

extension

is

valid.

Playback

of

AAC

files

encoded

by

iTunes

is

supported.

Supported

playback

sampling

rates

and

bit

rates

MP3

Sampling

rates:

48

kHz,

44.1

kHz,

32

kHz,

24

kHz,

22.05

kHz,

16

kHz.

12

kHz,

11.025

kHz,

8

kHz

Bit

rates:

8

-

320

kbps

WMA

Sampling

rates:

48

kHz,

44.1

kHz,

32

kHz

Bit

rates:

64-160

kbps

AAC

Sampling

rates:

48

kHz,

44.1

kHz,

32

kHz,

24

kHz,

22.05

kHz,

16

kHz,

12

kHz,

11.025

kHz,

8

kHz

Bit

rates:

16

-

320

kbps

This

device

may

not

play

back

correctly

depending

on

sampling

rates.

ID3

tags/WMA

tags

This

device

supports

103

tag

and

WMA

tag.

If

tag

data

is

in

an

MP3/WMA/AAC

file,

this

device

can

display

the

title

(track

title),

artist

name,

and

album

name

ID3

tag/WMA

tag

data.

This

device

can

only

display

up

to

64

characters.

(Unicoded

file

and

folder

names

are

up

to

32

characters.)

For

non-supported

characters

and

symbols

an

asterisk

is

displayed.

If

information

contains

characters

other

than

ID3

tag

information,

the

audio

file

may

not

be

played

back.

The

tag

information

may

not

be

correctly

displayed,

depending

on

the

contents.

Producing

MP3/WMA/AAC

discs

MP3/WMA/AAC

files

are

prepared,

then

written

to

a

CD-R

or

CD-

RW

using

CD-R

writing

software.

A

disc

can

hold

up

to

512

files/

folders

(including

Root

Folders),

and

the

maximum

number

of

folders

is

255.

Playback

may

not

be

performed

if

a

disc

exceeds

the

limitations

described

above.

Media

supported

The

media

that

this

device

can

play

back

are

CD-ROMs,

CD-Rs,

and

CD-RWs.

Corresponding

File

Systems

This

device

supports

discs

formatted

with

ISO9660

Level

1

or

Level

2.

Under

the

ISO9660

standard,

there

are

some

restrictions

to

remember.

The

maximum

nested

folder

depth

is

8

(including

tne

root

directory).

The

number

of

characters

for

a

folder/file

name

is

limited.

Valid

characters

for

folder/file

names

are

letters

A-Z,

a-z,

numbers

0-9

and

symbols.

This

device

also

can

play

back

discs

in

Joliet,

Romeo,

etc.,

and

other

standards

that

conform

to

ISO9660.

However,

sometimes

the

file

names,

folder

names,

etc.,

are

not

displayed

correctly.

Formats

supported

This

device

supports

Mixed-Mode

(Audio

+

Data)

but

not

Multi-

Order

of

files

Files

are

played

back

in

the

order

that

the

writing

software

writes

them

to

the

disc.

Therefore,

the

playback

order

may

not

be

what

is

expected.

Verify

the

writing

order

in

the

software's

documentation.

The

playback

order

of

the

folders

and

files

is

as

follows.

D

□

Folder

MP3/WMA/AAC

File

The

folder

No

J

folder

Name

will

not

be

displayed

if

no

file

is

contained

in

the

folder.

Terminology

Bit

rate

This

is

the

"sound"

compression

rate

specified

for

encoding.

The

higher

the

bit

rate,

the

higher

the

sound

quality,

but

also

the

larger

the

files.

Sampling

rate

This

value

shows

how

many

times

per

second

the

data

is

sampled

(recorded).

For

example,

music

CDs

use

a

sampling

rate

of

44.1

kHz,

so

the

sound

is

sampled

(recorded)

44,100

times

per

second.

The

higher

the

sampling

rate,

the

higher

the

sound

quality,

but

also

the

larger

the

volume

of

data.

Encoding

Converting

music

CDs,

WAVE

(AIFF)

files,

and

other

sound

files

into

the

specified

audio

compression

format.

Tag

Song

information

such

as

track

titles,

artist

names,

album

names,

etc.,

written

into

MP3/WMA/AACfiles.

Root

folder

The

root

folder

(or

root

directory)

is

found

at

the

top

of

the

file

system.

The

root

folder

contains

all

folders

and

files.

It

is

created

automatically

for

all

burned

discs.

This

device

cannot

correctly

play

back

discs

recorded

with

Track

At

Once

or

packet

writing.

Sound

Setting

Rotary

encoder

(AUDIO)

SOUND

Adjusting

Bass

Level/Treble

Level/

Balance

(Between

Left

and

Right)/Fader

(Between

Front

and

Rear)

1

Press

Rotary

encoder

(AUDIO)

repeatedly

to

choose

the

desired

mode.

Each

press

changes

the

mode

as

follows:

BASS

-»

TREBLE

-»

BALANCE

-»

FADER

-»

Return

to

normal

mode

Bass:

-12-+12

Treble:

-12-+12

Balance:

L15

-

R15

Fader:

R15

-

F15

•

If

no

operation

is

performed

for

5

seconds

after

selecting

the

BASS,

TREBLE,

BALANCE

or

FADER

mode,

the

unit

automatically

returns

to

normal

mode.

2

Turn

the

Rotary

encoder

until

the

desired

sound

is

obtained

in

each

mode.

Equalizer

Presets

(Factory’s

EQ)

6

typical

equalizer

settings

are

preset

at

the

factory

for

a

variety

of

musical

source

material.

Press

SOUND

repeatedly

until

the

desired

Factory's

EQ

type

is

displayed.

With

each

press

of

the

button,

the

equalizer

mode

will

display

the

selected

equalizer

characteristic.

FLAT(OFF)

-»

ROCK

->

POP

->

JAZZ

-»

VOCAL-*

CLUB

-»

FLAT(OFF)

Apple

HFS,

UDF1.50,

Mixed

Mode

CD

and

Enhanced

CD

(CD-

Extra)

are

not

supported.

Other

Functions

source/6

VIEW

3(SCR0LL)

Displaying

the

Text

Text

information,

such

as

the

disc

name

and.ihe

track

name,

will

be

displayed

if

playing

a

CD

text

compatible

disc.

It

is

also

possible

to

display

the

folder

name,

the

file

name

and

the

tag,

etc.,

while

playing

MP3/WMA/AAC

files.

Press

VIEW.

The

display

will

change

every

time

the

button

is

pressed.

•

To

scroll

text,

press

3f

SCROLL).

The

display

in

Radio

mode:

FREQUENCY

->

CLOCK

->

FREQUENCY

The

display

in

CD

mode:

TRACK

NO./ELAPSED

TIME

->

TEXTfDISC

NAME)*'

->

TEXT

(TRACK

NAME)*'

-»

CLOCK

-»

TRACK

NO./ELAPSED

TIME

The

display

in

MP3/WMA/AAC

mode:

FOLDER

NO./FILE

NO.

->

ELAPSED

TIME

-»

FOLDER

NAME

-»

FILE

NAME

->

ALBUM

NAME*

2

->

SONG

NAME*

2

/ARTIST

NAME*

2

->

CLOCK

-»

FOLDER

NO./FILE

NO.

The

display

in

AUX

mode:

AUX

IN

—»

CLOCK

AUX

IN

*'

Displayed

tluring

playback

of

a

disc

with

CD

text.

*2

ID3

tag/WMA

tan

If

an

MP3/WMA/AAC

file

contains

ID3

tag/WMA

tag

information,

the

ID3

tag/WMA

tag

information

is

displayed

te.g.,

song

name,

artist

name,

and

album

name).

All

other

tag

data

is

ignored.

About

“Text"

Text:

Text

compatible

CDs

contain

text

information

such

as

the

disc

name

and

track

name.

Such

text

information

is

referred

to

as

“text."

•

Some

characters

may

not

be

displayed

correctly

with

this

device,

depending

on

the

character

type.

•

"NO

TEXT"

is

displayed

if

text

information

cannot

be

displayed

on

this

unit.

•

The

text

or

tag

information

may

not

he

correctly

displayed,

depending

on

the

contents.

Displaying

Time

Press

VIEW

repeatedly

until

the

time

is

displayed.

Each

press

changes

the

display.

For

details,

see

"Displaying

the

Text”.

•

Selecting

any

radio

or

CD

function

while

in

the

clock

priority

mode

will

interrupt

the

time

display

momentarily.

The

fintction

selected

will

be

displayed

for

about

5

seconds

before

the

time

returns

to

the

display.

Using

the

Front

AUX

Input

Terminal

Connect

a

portable

music

player,

etc.

by

simply

connecting

it

to

the

input

on

the

front

panel.

An

optional

adapter

cable

is

required

(standard

RCA

to

3.5a

mini-phono

plug

or

3.50

to

3.5

b

mini

phono

plug).

Press

SOURCE/6

,

and

select

the

AUX

mode

to

listen

to

the

portable

device.

RADIO

-»

CD*'

-»

USB*

2

-»

AUX

->

RADIO

*

Displayed

only

when

a

disc

has

been

inserted.

*'

Displayed

only

when

USB

memory

is

connected.

Portable

player,

etc.

Main

unit

Optional

adapter

cable

(RCA

pin

plugs

[red,

white]

3.5o

miniplugs)

or

(3.5a

miniplugs)

USB

memory

(Optional)

SOURCE/6

Cantrailing

USB

memory

(Optional)

A

USB

memory

device

may

be

connected

to

this

unit.

With

USB

memory

connected,

playback

of

files

on

the

device

is

controlled

from

this

unit.

•

The

controls

on

this

unit

for

USB

memory

operation

are

operative

only

when

a

USB

memory

device

is

connected.

Playing

MP3/WMA/AAC

Files

with

the

USB

memory

(Optional)

If

you

connect

a

USB

memory

device

containing

MP3/WMA/AAC.

you

can

play

these

files

on

this

unit.

1

Press

SOURCE/6

to

switch

to

the

USB

AUDIO

mode.

The

mode

will

change

every

time

the

button

is

pressed.

RADIO

-»

CD*'

-»

USB*

2

->

AUX

-»

RADIO

*'

Displayed

only

when

a

disc

has

been

inserted.

*

2

Displayed

only

when

USB

memory

is

connected.

2

To

pause

playback,

press

BAND/^/ll.

Pressing

BAND/^-

/||

again

will

resume

the

playback.

•

The

root

folder

is

displayed

as

"ROOT"

in

the

Folder

Name

Search

mode.

•

This

unit

plays

hack

files

on

a

USB

memory

device

with

the

same

controls

and

modes

as

playback

of

CDs

containing

MP3/WMA/AAC.

For

details,

refer

to

"CD/MP3AVMA/AAC".

•

Before

disconnecting

USB

memory,

be

sure

to

change

to

another

•

The

playback

lime

may

not

be

correctly

displayed

when

a

VBR

(Variable

Bit

Rate)

recorded

file

is

played

back.

USB

Memory

Connection

(Optional)

1

Open

the

cover

of

the

USB

connection

terminal.

2

Connect

the

USB

memory

directly

to

the

USB

connection

terminal,

or

via

the

USB

cable.

This

unit

USB

Connection

Terminal

USB

memory

(Sold

Separately)

1

Carefully,

pull

out

the

USB

memory

from

the

USB

cable

or

the

USB

connection

terminal.

2

Close

the

cover

of

the

USB

connection

terminal.

•

Change

to

a

source

other

than

the

USB

memory

mode,

then

remove

the

USB

memory.

If

the

USB

memory

is

removed

in

the

USB

memory

mode,

data

may

be

damaged.

•

When

removing

USB

memory,

pull

it

out

straight.

•

If

sound

is

not

output

or

USB

memory

is

not

recognized

even

when

USB

memory

is

connected,

remove

USB

memory

once,

then

connect

it

again.

•

Route

the

USB

cable

away

from

other

cables,

etc.

•

After

removing

the

USB

memory,

close

the

cover

of

the

USB

connection

terminal

to

prevent

dust

or

foreign

objects

from

entering

and

causing

a

malfunction.

About

MP3/WMA/AAC

File

of

USB

Memory

Playing

back

MP3/WMA/AAC

MP3/WMA/AAC

files

are

prepared,

then

stored

to

a

USB

memory,

This

unit

can

recognise

up

to

999

folders

(including

root

folder)

and

255

files

per

folder

stored

in

USB

memory.

Playback

may

not

be

performed

if

a

USB

memory

exceeds

the

limitations

described

above.

Do

not

make

a

file's

playback

time

more

than

1.000

minutes.

Media

supported

This

device

can

play

back

USB

memory

media.

Corresponding

File

Systems

This

device

supports

FAT

12/16/32

for

USB

memory

device.

Information

In

Case

of

Difficulty

If

you

encounter

a

problem,

please

turn

the

power

off,

then

on

again.

If

the

unit

is

still

not

functioning

normally,

please

review

the

items

in

the

following

checklist.

This

guide

will

help

you

isolate

the

problem

if

the

unit

is

at

fault.

Otherwise,

make

sure

the

rest

of

your

system

is

properly

connected

or

consult

your

authorized

Alpine

dealer.

Basic

No

function

or

display.

•

Vehicle’s

ignition

is

off.

-

If

connected

following

instructions,

the

unit

will

not

operate

with

the

vehicle’s

ignition

off.

•

Improper

power

lead

(Red)

and

battery

lead

(Yellow)

connections.

-

Check

power

lead

and

battery

lead

connections.

•

Blown

fuse.

-

Check

the

fuse

of

the

unit;

replace

with

the

proper

value

if

necessary.

Radio

Unable

to

receive

stations.

•

No

antenna

or

open

connection

in

cable.

-

Make

sure

the

antenna

is

properly

connected;

replace

the

antenna

or

cable

if

necessary.

Unable

to

tune

stations

in

the

seek

mode.

•

If

the

area

you

are

in

is

a

primary

signal

area,

the

antenna

may

not

be

grounded

and

connected

properly.

-

Check

your

antenna

connections;

make

sure

the

antenna

is

properly

grounded

at

its

mounting

location.

•

The

antenna

may

not

be

the

proper

length.

-

Make

sure

the

antenna

is

fully

extended;

if

broken,

replace

the

antenna

with

a

new

one.

Broadcast

is

noisy.

•

The

antenna

is

not

the

proper

length.

-

Extend

the

antenna

fully;

replace

it

if

it

is

broken.

•

The

antenna

is

poorly

grounded.

-

Make

sure

the

antenna

is

grounded

properly

at

its

mounting

location.

CD

CD

Player

not

functioning.

•

Out

of

operating

temperature

range

+70°C

(+158°F)

for

CD.

-

Allow

the

vehicle’s

interior

(or

trunk)

temperature

to

cool.

CD

playback

sound

is

wavering.

•

Moisture

condensation

in

the

CD

Module.

-

Allow

enough

time

for

the

condensation

to

evaporate

(about

1

hour).

CD

insertion

not

possible.

•

A

CD

is

already

in

the

CD

player.

-

Eject

the

CD

and

remove

it.

•

The

CD

is

being

improperly

inserted.

-

Make

sure

the

CD

is

being

inserted

following

instructions

in

the

CD

Player

Operation

section.

Unable

to

fast

forward

or

backward

the

CD.

•

The

CD

has

been

damaged.

-

Eject

the

CD

and

discard

it;

using

a

damaged

CD

in

your

unit

can

cause

damage

to

the

mechanism.

CD

playback

sound

skips

due

to

vibration.

•

Improper

mounting

of

the

unit.

-

Securely

re-mount

the

unit.

•

The

disc

is

very

dirty.

-

Clean

the

disc.

•

The

disc

has

scratches.

-

Change

the

disc.

•

The

pick-up

lens

is

dirty.

-

Do

not

use

a

commercially

available

lens

cleaner

disc.

Consult

your

nearest

Alpine

dealer.

CD

playback

sound

skips

without

vibration.

•

The

disc

is

dirty

or

scratched.

-

Clean

the

disc;

damaged

disc

should

be

replaced.

Error

displays

(built-in

CD

player

only).

•

Mechanical

error.

-

Press

±.

After

the

error

indication

disappears,

insert

the

disc

again.

If

the

above-mentioned

solution

does

not

solve

the

problem,

consult

your

nearest

Alpine

dealer.

CD-R/CD-RW

playback

not

possible.

•

Close

session

(finalization)

has

not

been

performed.

-

Perform

finalization

and

attempt

playback

again.

MP3/WMA/AAC

MP3,

WMA

or

AAC

is

not

played

back.

•

Writing

error

occurred.

The

MP3AVMA/AAC

format

is

not

compatible.

-

Make

sure

the

MP3/WMA/AAC

has

been

written

in

a

supported

format.

Refer

to

"About

MP3/WMA/AAC"

,

then

rewrite

in

the

format

supported

by

this

device.

Indication

for

CD

Player

Indication

for

USB

memory

GENERAL

Specifications

FM

RADIO

SECTION

Tuning

Range

87.7-107.9

MHz

Mono

Usable

Sensitivity

5

dB/pV

(S/N

30

dB)

50

dB

Quieting

Sensitivity

27.2

dBf(

12.6

pV/75

ohms)

Alternate

Channel

Selectivity

75

dB

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

62

dB

Stereo

Separation

30

dB

(at

15

kHz)

Capture

Ratio

6.0

dB

AM

RADIO

SECTION

Tuning

Range

530-1,710

kHz

Sensitivity

(IEC

Standard)

50

pV/27

dB

CD

PLAYER

SECTION

Frequency

Response

20-20,000

Hz

(±1

dB)

Wow

&

Flutter

(%

WRMS)

Below

measurable

limits

Total

Harmonic

Distortion

0.01%

(at

1

kHz)

Dynamic

Range

96

dB

(at

1

kHz)

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

96

dB

(at

1

kHz)

Channel

Separation

88

dB

(at

1

kHz)

PICKUP

Wave

Length

790

nm

Laser

Power

CLASS

I

USB

SECTION

USB

Requirements

1.1/2.0

Full

Speed

Max.

Power

Consumption

500

mA

USB

Class

Mass

Storage

File

System

FAT

12/16/32

MP3

Decoding

MPEG-1/2

AUDIO

Layer-3

WMA

Decoding

Windows

Media

™

Audio

AAC

Decoding

AAC-LC

format

“.m4a”

file

Number

of

Channels

2-Channel

(Stereo)

Frequency

Response*

20-20,000

Hz

(±1

dB)

Total

Harmonic

Distortion

0.01%

(at

1

kHz)

Dynamic

Range

96

dB

(at

1

kHz)

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

96

dB

(at

1

kHz)

Channel

Separation

88

dB

(at

1

kHz)

*

Frequency

response

may

differ

depending

on

the

encoder

software/bit

rate.

FRONT

AUX

INPUT

SECTION

Input

Impedance

10

kohms

Allowable

External

Input

2.0

V

Connector

3.5

mm

(p

Stereo

mini-pin

Power

Requirement

14.4

V

DC

(11-16

V

allowable)

Power

Output

18

W

RMS

x

4*

*

Primary

amplifier

ratings

per

CEA-2006

Standard

•

Power

output:

measured

at

4

Ohms

and

<

1

%

THD+N

•

S/N:

80

dBA

(reference:

1

W

into

4

Ohms)

Maximum

Pre-Output

Voltage

2

V/47

k

ohms

Bass

±12

dB

at

100

Hz

Treble

±12

dB

at

10

KHz

Weight

1.2

kg

(2

lbs.

9oz)

CHASSIS

SIZE

Width

178

mm

(7")

Height

50

mm

(2")

Depth

160

mm

(6-5/16")

NOSEPIECE

SIZE

Width

170

mm

(6-3/4")

Height

46

mm

(1-13/16")

Depth

30mm

(1-3/16")

•

Due

to

continuous

product

improv

ement,

specifications

and

de:

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Installation

and

Connections

Before

installing

or

connecting

the

unit,

please

read

the

following

and

“Operating

Instructions”

of

this

manual

thoroughly

for

proper

use.

A

Warning

_

MAKE

THE

CORRECT

CONNECTIONS.

Failure

to

make

the

proper

connections

may

result

in

fire

or

product

damage.

USE

ONLY

IN

CARS

WITH

A

12

VOLT

NEGATIVE

GROUND.

(Check

with

your

dealer

if

you

are

not

sure.)

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

fire,

etc.

BEFORE

WIRING,

DISCONNECT

THE

CABLE

FROM

THE

NEGATIVE

BATTERY

TERMINAL.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

electric

shock

or

injury

due

to

electrical

shorts.

DO

NOT

ALLOW

CABLES

TO

BECOME

ENTANGLED

IN

SURROUNDING

OBJECTS.

Arrange

wiring

and

cables

in

compliance

with

the

manual

to

prevent

obstructions

when

driving.

Cables

or

wiring

that

obstruct

or

hang

up

on

places

such

as

the

steering

wheel,

gear

lever,

brake

pedals,

etc.

can

be

extremely

hazardous.

DO

NOT

SPLICE

INTO

ELECTRICAL

CABLES.

Never

cut

away

cable

insulation

to

supply

power

to

other

equipment.

Doing

so

will

exceed

the

current

carrying

capacity

of

the

wire

and

result

in

fire

or

electric

shock.

DO

NOT

DAMAGE

PIPE

OR

WIRING

WHEN

DRILLING

HOLES.

When

drilling

holes

in

the

chassis

for

installation,

take

precautions

so

as

not

to

contact,

damage

or

obstruct

pipes,

fuel

lines,

tanks

or

electrical

wiring.

Failure

to

take

such

precautions

may

result

in

fire.

DO

NOT

USE

BOLTS

OR

NUTS

IN

THE

BRAKE

OR

STEERING

SYSTEMS

TO

MAKE

GROUND

CONNECTIONS.

Bolts

or

nuts

used

for

the

brake

or

steering

systems

(or

any

other

safety-related

system),

or

tanks

should

NEVER

be

used

for

installations

or

ground

connections.

Using

such

parts

could

disable

control

of

the

vehicle

and

cause

fire

etc.

KEEP

SMALL

OBJECTS

SUCH

AS

BATTERIES

OUT

OF

THE

REACH

OF

CHILDREN.

Swallowing

them

may

result

in

serious

injury.

If

swallowed,

consult

a

physician

immediately.

DO

NOT

INSTALL

IN

LOCATIONS

WHICH

MIGHT

HINDER

VEHICLE

OPERATION,

SUCH

AS

THE

STEERING

WHEEL

OR

SHIFT

LEVER.

Doing

so

may

obstruct

forward

vision

or

hamper

movement

etc.

and

results

in

serious

accident.

A

Caution

_

HAVE

THE

WIRING

AND

INSTALLATION

DONE

BY

EXPERTS.

The

wiring

and

installation

of

this

unit

requires

special

technical

skill

and

experience.

To

ensure

safety,

always

contact

the

dealer

where

you

purchased

this

product

to

have

the

work

done.

USE

SPECIFIED

ACCESSORY

PARTS

AND

INSTALL

THEM

SECURELY.

Be

sure

to

use

only

the

specified

accessory

parts.

Use

of

other

than

designated

parts

may

damage

this

unit

internally

or

may

not

securely

install

the

unit

in

place.

This

may

cause

parts

to

become

loose

resulting

in

hazards

or

product

failure.

ARRANGE

THE

WIRING

SO

IT

IS

NOT

CRIMPED

OR

PINCHED

BY

A

SHARP

METAL

EDGE.

Route

the

cables

and

wiring

away

from

moving

parts

(like

the

seat

rails)

or

sharp

or

pointed

edges.

This

will

prevent

crimping

and

damage

to

the

wiring.

If

wiring

passes

through

a

hole

in

metal,

use

a

rubber

grommet

to

prevent

the

wire’s

insulation

from

being

cut

by

the

metal

edge

of

the

hole.

DO

NOT

INSTALL

IN

LOCATIONS

WITH

HIGH

MOISTURE

OR

DUST.

Avoid

installing

the

unit

in

locations

with

high

incidence

of

moisture

or

dust.

Moisture

or

dust

that

penetrates

into

this

unit

may

result

in

product

failure.

Precautions

_

•

Be

sure

to

disconnect

the

cable

from

the

(-)

battery

post

before

installing

your

CDE-100.

This

will

reduce

any

chance

of

damage

to

the

unit

in

case

of

a

short-circuit.

•

Be

sure

to

connect

the

colour

coded

leads

according

to

the

diagram.

Incorrect

connections

may

cause

the

unit

to

malfunction

or

damage

to

the

vehicle’s

electrical

system.

•

When

making

connections

to

the

vehicle’s

electrical

system,

be

aware

of

the

factory

installed

components

(e.g.

on-board

computer).

Do

not

tap

into

these

leads

to

provide

power

for

this

unit.

When

connecting

the

CDE-100

to

the

fuse

box,

make

sure

the

fuse

for

the

intended

circuit

of

the

CDE-100

has

the

appropriate

amperage.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

damage

to

the

unit

and/or

the

vehicle.

When

in

doubt,

consult

your

Alpine

dealer.

•

The

CDE-100

uses

female

RCA-type

jacks

for

connection

to

other

units

(e.g.

amplifier)

having

RCA

connectors.

You

may

need

an

adaptor

to

connect

other

units.

If

so,

please

contact

your

authorized

Alpine

dealer

for

assistance.

•

Be

sure

to

connect

the

speaker

(-)

leads

to

the

speaker

(-)

terminal.

Never

connect

left

and

right

channel

speaker

cables

to

each

other

or

to

the

vehicle

body.

IMPORTANT

SERIAL

NUMBER:_

Please

record

the

serial

number

of

your

unit

in

the

space

provided

INSTALLATION

DATE:_

below

and

keep

it

as

a

permanent

record.

The

serial

number

or

the

INSTALLATION

TECHNICIAN:_

engraved

serial

number

is

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

PLACE

OF

PURCHASE:_

Installation

2

Caution

Do

not

block

the

unit's

heat

sink,

thus

preventing

air

circulation.

If

blocked,

heat

will

accumulate

inside

the

unit

and

may

cause

a

fire.

Heat

sink

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Caution

When

you

install

this

unit

in

your

car,

do

not

remove

the

detachable

\

front

panel.

If

the

detachable

front

pane!

is

removed

during

installation,

you

might

press

too

hard

and

warp

the

metal

plate

that

holds

it

in

plac

st

be

mounted

within

30

degrees

of

the

horizontal

1

Rubber

Cap

Remove

the

mounting

sleeve

from

the

main

unit

(see

“Removal”).

Chassis

Reinforce

the

head

unit

with

the

metal

mounting

strap

(not

supplied).

Secure

the

ground

lead

of

the

unit

to

a

clean

metal

spot

using

a

screw

f*

1

)

already

attached

to

the

vehicle's

chassis.

•

For

the

screw

marked

“

*2

”,

use

an

appropriate

screw

for

the

chosen

mounting

location.

Connect

each

input

lead

coming

from

an

amplifier

to

the

corresponding

output

lead

coming

from

the

left

rear

of

the

CDE-100.

Connect

all

other

leads

of

the

CDE-100

according

to

details

described

in

the

CONNECTIONS

section.

3

Slide

the

CDE-100

into

the

dashboard

until

it

clicks.

This

ensures

that

the

unit

is

properly

locked

and

will

not

accidentally

come

out

from

the

dashboard.

Install

the

detachable

front

panel.

Removal

1.

Remove

the

detachable

front

panel.

2.

Insert

the

bracket

keys

into

the

unit,

along

the

guides

on

either

side.

The

unit

can

now

be

removed

from

the

mounting

sleeve.

3.

Pull

the

unit

out,

keeping

it

unlocked

as

you

do

so.

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(Included)

Secure

the

ground

lead

of

the

unit

to

a

clean

metal

spot

using

a

screw

l*

3

)

already

attached

to

the

vehicle's

chassis.