Audiovox CDC-FDC Manuel utilisateur

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CD CHANGER SYSTEMS

USED WITH FORD RADIOS

CDC-FDCCDC-FDC

CDC-FDC

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTION

The SPS/Audiovox Six (6) Disc CD Changer system installed in

your vehicle has been designed to operate using the controls of

thefactoryradio. Ingeneral,theoperationoftheCDChangerwill

be as per the instructions for the audio equipment included with

your vehicle Owner’s Manual. However, there are a few

differencesasdescribedherein,sopleaserefertothisbookletfor

questions you may have on the system operation.

Since the CD Changer will operate through the sound system of

the vehicle, adjustment of the audio functions (volume, tone,

balance, etc.) is made by using the controls on the car stereo.

Thespecificdetailson thehandlingofdiscsandtheuseoftheCD

magazine(loading,removal,etc.)willbefoundwithintheOwner’s

Manual of the compatible changer used in the system. Please

note that the discs are loaded label side up in some changer

modelsandlabelsidedowninothermodels. Thecorrectmethod

is shown in the manual for the changer and is indicated on the

magazine itself. Make sure to load the discs correctly as the

changer will not operate if the discs are inserted up-side-down.

SETTING UP FOR OPERATION

Following the instructions in the Owner’s Manual of the CD

Changer,load thedesired numberof discsinto theCD magazine

and insert the magazine into the changer.

Withthecarstereooperating,turnontheCDChangerbypressing

the“CD”buttonontheradio.Playofthechangerwillbeginandthe

disc number and track number will appear on the radio display

panel. PlaywillbeginfromthefirstdiscifanewCDmagazinehas

beenloadedintothechangerorwillresumefromthepointatwhich

ithadpreviouslyplayedifamagazinewasalreadyinthechanger.

Adjust the volume, tone, and balance to your taste by using the

controls on the car stereo.

Whenthelasttrackonadischasplayed,theunitwillautomatically

advancetoandbeginplayofthenextdiscinthemagazine. When

thelasttrackonthelastdiscinthemagazinehasbeenplayed,the

unitwill automaticallyreturn tothe firstdisc andcontinue playing.

To return to radio operation from CD play, press the radio band

button(“AMFM”or“AM”“FM”dependingonradiotype). Toreturn

to tape operation from CD play, simply insert a tape into the

cassette deck. To return to CD Changer operation from radio or

tape play, press the “CD” button.

DISC SELECT

Press the presets (1 thru 6) to select the desired disc for play as

indicatedonthedisplaypanel. Theunitwillloadtheselecteddisc

and begin play. To make a new disc selection, press the

corresponding preset button.

TRACK SELECT ( SEEK )

TheTrackSelectfunctionisusedtoquicklyaccessthebeginning

of a particular track. Press the Forward ( ) or Backward ( )

button to locate the desired track as shown by the track number

indication on the display panel.

NOTE:IftheBackwardTrackSelect( )ispressedbeforethefirst

5 seconds of a track have played, the unit will select the

previous track. If pressed after the first 5 seconds of the

track have played, the unit will go to the beginning of the

track in play.

FAST-FORWARD / REWIND (FF / REW)

High-speedaudiblesearchtoanysectionofthedisccanbemade

bytheFast-ForwardandRewindfunctions. PressandholdtheFF

button to advance quickly in the forward direction or press the

REWbutton toadvancerapidlyinthebackwarddirection. During

Fast-ForwardorRewindoperation,theelapsedtimewillbeshown

on the display panel. Fast-Forward will not proceed past the end

of the last track on the disc and Rewind will not proceed past the

beginningofthe first track. Playwill resume fromthat point when

the button is released.

SHUFFLE PLAY

To access Shuffle Play mode, press the MENU button once.

Defaultmode is"Shuffle Off". ToturnShuffle "On"or "Off",press

either of the SEEK buttons.

When the Shuffle feature is being used the indication “SHF” will

momentarilyappearonthedisplaypanelandthetracksonthedisc

willbeplayedin arandom, shuffledorder. TheTrackSelect

(SEEK )functionwillalsoselecttracksinshuffledorderinstead

of the normal progression.

COMPRESSION ADJUST (COMP)

Thisfeatureis notavailableonthe CDChangerinyour vehicleso

activating this button will not have any effect, although the “C”

indication will appear on the display panel.

TROUBLESHOOTING

An error made in operation or during installation of this product may be mistaken for a system malfunction. Please perform

the checks described below before contacting your dealer or service facility.

No power

Magazine cannot be

installed

CD is not played

Noise, skipping, or

intermittent sound

during playback.

Blown fuse

Incorrect connection

Magazine is inserted in wrong

direction

Disc is loaded incorrectly in magazine

Scratches on disc or warped disc

Extremely dirty disc

Mounting angle adjustment is not

correct

Possible Cause Remedy

Symptom Check fuses in vehicle fuse box and changer system.

Replace as necessary with fuse of same type and rating as

original. If fuse blows again, consult with service facility.

Check all wiring and correct as necessary.

Insert magazine in proper direction.

Load disc correctly in the magazine.

Check sound on another disc. If sound from second disc is

OK, first disc is defective.

Clean disc

Setthemountingangle adjustment to the correct position as

per the installation instructions of the CD changer.

ERROR CODES

If a problem should develop while operating the CD Changer, the following error codes may appear on the display panel of

the radio: NO DISC: Indicatesthatthereisnomagazineinthechangerornodiscsinthemagazine. Load

discs into the magazine and insert the magazine into the changer as per the

instructions in the Owner’s Manual of the changer.

NO CD: IndicatesthattheCDChangerisnotconnectedtooris notbeingrecognizedbythe

radio. Contact an approved warranty station for further assistance.

128-5658 (CDC-FDC)

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