Audiovox AWM-710 Manuel utilisateur

AWM-710 OWNER’S MANUAL

AM/FM STEREO/CASSETTE PLAYER

DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR

THE VAN AND RV INDUSTRIES

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (ON BACK). NO USER- SERVICIBLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash and arrowhead within

the triangle is alerting you of “dangerous

voltage” inside the product.

The exclamation point within the triangle is

A warning sign alerting you of important

Instructions accompanying the product.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

DO NOT REMOVE COVER. PILOT LAMPS SOLDERED IN PLACE. NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER

SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Avoid installing the unit in locations described below: Read owner’s manual before operating.

-Places exposed to direct sunlight or close to heat

radiating appliances such as electric heaters.

-On top of other stereo equipment that radiates too Be sure all connections are properly made

much heat. Before turning power on.

-Places lacking ventilation or dusty places.

-Humid or moist places

IDENTIFICATION OF CONTROL/CONNECTIONS

2 3

1112

1. Power / Volume Knob

2. Band Select Button / Band Indicators

3. Station Indicator / No Back lighting

4. Tuning Control

5. AM Trimmer

6. Auxiliary Button

7. Stereo / Mono Button

8. Local / Distance Button

9. Tape Indicator

10.Cassette Player

11.Cassette Eject / Fast Forward Button

12.Speaker Select

13.Balance Slider

14.Tone Slider

15.Car Antenna Jack 75ΩΩ

16.FM Antenna Terminals

17.RCA Auxiliary Input Jacks

18.Harness

INSTALLATION AND HOOK-UP

NOTE: Always be sure when running cables to avoid sharp edges, extreme heat sources, and any other potential hazards.

1. Cut mounting hole in desired location using mounting hole

diagram (right).

2. Route power, speaker, and antenna cables through hole

and connect to unit as shown below.

3. After making sure connections are correct, test unit

operation as described in operation section.

4. For best AM reception, AM trimmer must be adjusted.

COLOR

BLACK/WHITE

WHITE

VIOLET

BLUE

RED

VIOLET/BLACK

YELLOW

LT.GREEN/BLACK

LIGHT GREEN

ORANGE/WHITE

B SPEAKER LEFT (+)

B SPEAKER LEFT (-)

B SPEAKER RIGHT (+)

B SPEAKER RIGHT (-)

A SPEAKER RIGHT (-)

A SPEAKER LEFT (-)

A SPEAKER RIGHT (+)

+12VDC IGNITION HOT

GROUND

A SPEAKER LEFT (+)

FUNCTION

FOR AWM-710

WIRING COLOR CODE

12 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR

Notes:

-When hooking up two speakers, hook A+ and A- speaker

wires to speaker select A speaker on switch. A & B and B

will not have any output at this time.

-B speakers are optional

-Speakers must have a minimum of four ohm impedance

each.

-Either antenna may be used. Both do not have to be hooked

up at the same time.

-Do not operate this unit with only one speaker hooked up. If

a speaker fails, replace it before operating this unit.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Note: Number in parenthesis (#) correspond with “Identification of Controls/Connections” on page 1 of this manual.

Tuner

1) Turn power on by turning the Power Switch/Volume Control knob (1) clockwise.

2) Use the Band Selector (2) to select either AM or FM.

3) Use the Speaker Selector Switch (12) to choose speaker output.

4) Use the Tuner Control (4) to select station.

5) Adjust Volume Control (1) to suit taste.

6) If reception is faint, you may improve reception by pressing the Local/Distance Button (8) in.

7) You may also improve reception on a faint station by pushing the Stereo/Mono Button (7) to the “off” position. This puts the radio in

mono mode, and you will not receive stereo reception. The Stereo Light (to the right of the Station Indicator) will light up if you are

receiving a stereo signal.

Cassette Tape Player

1) Turn power on by turning the Power Switch / Volume Control knob (1) clockwise.

2) Use the Speaker Selector Switch (12) to choose speaker output.

3) Press the Cassette Eject Button (11) to eject any cassettes that may already be in the player.

4) Insert a cassette into the Cassette Player (10).

5) The cassette will automatically play when inserted.

6) The Tape Indicator (9) will light up when a cassette is in use.

7) You may fast forward the cassette by pressing the Fast Forward / Eject Button (11) halfway in.

8) To eject the cassette, press the Cassette Eject Button (11).

Auxiliary Input

1) Turn the power on by turning the Power Switch / Volume Control knob (1) clockwise.

2) Push the Auxiliary Switch (6) on.

3) If there is an external source (example: CD shuttle) connected to the Auxiliary In Jacks (17) on the rear of the radio, then you can

listen to your external source through the system.

AM ANTENNA TRIMMER ADJUSTMENT

For best reception, the AM ANT trimmer must be adjusted following the directions below:

3) Tune the radio to a weak station between 1200KHz and 1400KHz. If you can’t find a station in this range, find any other strong

station, and adjust tuning knob so that the radio is slightly off station. Turn volume control to maximum setting.

4) Using a small flat tip screwdriver, gently turn the trimmer for maximum volume.

IMPORTANT CASSETTE DECK PRECAUTIONS

- Do not use 120 minute (c-120) cassettes in this unit

-Clean cassette mechanism after every 60 hours of operation. Use only a commercial cassette tape cleaning cartridge.

-Do not use cassette deck if temperature is below freezing. Allow the unit to warm up first.

-Be sure cassette tape is tight before inserting into a cassette deck. See Diagram A below.

-Cassette tapes cannot be recorded onto if the protect tabs have been broken off. See Diagram B below. If you want to protect a

tape from being accidentally erased, break off protect tab corresponding to that side.

AM Antenna Trim Adjustment

1) Turn radio ON.

2) Select AM.

SIDE 2

SIDE 1

Diagram A Diagram B

Specifications

Size: Overall Size: 10.43 (W) x 7” (H) x 6.25” (D)

265mm (W) x 178mm (H) x 159mm (D)

Mounting Size: 9.25” (W) x 6.05” (H) x 5.25” (D)

235mm (W) x 154mm (H) x 133mm (D)

Operating Voltage: 10 to 16 Volts DC

Current Draw: 125mA @ 12VDC

170mA @ 24VDC

Output Wiring: 2/4 Speaker and Headphone system

Output Impedance: Compatible with 4 to 8 Ωspeakers, 4Ωload minimum

Tuning Range: (AM) 530 - 1720KHz

(FM) 87.5 - 107.9MHz

Sensitivity: (AM) less than 30uV

(FM) less than 5uV

FM Stereo Separation: More than 24dB

Frequency Response: 40 – 12,000Hz

Wow & Flutter: 0.15%

Tape S/N Ratio: 50dB standard tape

*Specifications may change without notice 5

Accessory List

Description Part Number

AVT-988 9” Color Television with Remote (12V) AVT988

AVT-597 5” Color Television with Remote (12V) AVT597

AVT-1498 13” Color Television with Remote (12V) AVT1498

AVP-7000 Video Cassette Player (12V) AVP7000

AVP-7285 Video Cassette Player (12V) AVP7285

Wireless Headphone Kit: Includes 2 sets Wireless Headphones and Transmitter WRFKIT1

BPA-501-12 4 Amp Adapter for use with AVT-988 9” and AVT-1498 13” Televisions 0891412

AC2A- 2 Amp Adapter for use with AVT-597 5” TV and AVP-7000 Video Cassette Player 0891436

Unified Remote Control 0892325

VAC-21- 12 Volt Corded Vacuum VAC21

AVF-1 12 Volt Rechargeable Flashlight AVF1

HP-175 Headphones with Pivoting Ear Cup HP175

HP-275 Headphones with Volume Control on Cord HP275

HP-375 Studio Quality Headphones HP375

Unlike household electronics, all of our products have been specifically designed and tested for the mobile environment and are only

available through ASA. To order any of these products, please contact Audiovox Specialized Applications at www.asaelectronics.com

or 800-688-3135.

23319 Cooper Dr. Elkhart, IN 46514

Phone: 800-688-3135 FAX 219-264-3007 Rev. C 12/00

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