DK Digital DCR-M6000 Owner's manual

Brand: DK Digital

Model: DCR-M6000

Category: Car media receivers

Type: Owner's manual

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Stereo CD/MP3 Car Radio DCR-M6000

with detachable MP3 player

Thank you very much . . .

. . . for choosing one of our Car Stereo Systems. For your own safety and in order to learn all

about the functions available, please read this manual and keep it for future reference. And

if you once sell the unit please include the manual.

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Contents

Important Safety Instructions, please read carefully 4

Installation instructions 5

Place of installation 5

To remove the Flash MP3 Player 5

ISO connection 6

Replacing the fuse 6

Bluetooth connection 6

Here we go! 7

Dismounting 8

The control elements 9

General operation 10

Switching the radio on / off 10

Controlling the volume 10

Tone control 10

Other settings 10

Radio mode 11

What is RDS? 11

Selecting the frequency band 11

Searching for radio stations 11

Saving radio stations 12

Calling up saved stations 12

Changing the display 12

AF - Alternative frequencies 13

TA / TP - Minimum volume for traffic announcements 13

PTY - Search for programme contents 13

CD mode 14

Differences in the MP3 mode 15

Recording operations 16

Reset 16

Locations of parts and controls (Flash MP3) 17

Play operations 18

FM operations 19

Voice and audio recording 19

Enter record mode 20

Technical Specification 21

Important Safety Instructions, please read carefully

•

This device is designed to receive and play

radio programmes and to play various

digital sound storage media in motor

vehicles. Any use contrary to the

instructions may result in electric shock

and danger to life may arise. Likewise,

any warranty claims become void.

•

Never open your CD car radio. No control

elements are contained inside. Leave any

repair works to a qualified workshop

authorized by us.

•

The device is designed for operation with

12V=direct voltage . Never try to

operate the device with a different

voltage.

•

In case that any metallic objects or

liquids should enter into the device,

separate the device immediately from the

voltage and ask your dealer for advice.

• Never let children play with the device or

let them stick anything into the openings

because this might damage the device.

•

Incorporate the device into the

dashboard or middle console of a car as

described in the instructions. Do not

mount the device on t op of the

dashboard, since this would impair your

view on the street. In addition, sunlight

might lead to overheating and thus

damage the device.

•

If you do not follow the instructions when

connecting the device with the supply

voltage this might lead to a discharge of

the car battery. In that case you will not

be able to start the car.

•

Only operate the device by means of the

instructions given here if your car’s frame

is connected to the negative pole of the

battery.

•

Traffic safety must always be your guiding

principle. Please make sure that operating

the car radio does not distract you from

what is going on on the street.

•

Make yourself familiar with the device and

how it is operated before you start driving.

•

Please operate the car radio always with

an appropriate volume, so you can hear

acoustic signals of other vehicles,

especially those of police and rescue

services, in good time.

• To minimise the risk of theft of the car

radio, we have fitted the device with a

detachable panel. So whenever you leave

the car

- switch off the device,

- remove the panel,

- put it into the box provided and take it

with you. Do not leave it in the car!

Do not leave the detachable panel in direct

sunlight. Do not touch the contacts.

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Installation instructions

We recommend to entrust a garage with the installation of your new car radio. Then please

hand these instructions to the garage staff. If you install your new car radio yourself, please

follow these instructions carefully.

Place of installation

If there are several possible places in your car to install the car radio, please bear in mind

the following points:

Decide for a place that you think will later make it easy for you to operate the device.

The installation place must not interfere with the processes and visibility conditions in

your car.

Avoid installing your car radio in places that would subject the device to high

temperatures, be it through direct sunlight or the car heating.

Avoid installing your car radio in places that would subject the device to excessive dust or

dirt, e.g. near the ash tray. You also should avoid installing your car radio in places that

subject the device to increased levels of vibration

The angle of inclination of the device should not exceed 20°. Please use the supplied

installation material only.

To remove the Flash MP3 Player

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Turn off the power of the main unit first.

Press the button to bring down the control panel.

Press the clip until a “click” sound is heard.

Carefully pull out the build-in flash MP3 player from the unit.

ISO connection

The car radio is fitted with an ISO connection. Please check before installation if the

necessary electrical connections in the dashboard are provided by a corresponding ISO

plug. If that is not the case, you can purchase such a plug in a car accessories store. The

wiring of the plug is printed on the respective cable sections. Connect the cables of the ISO

plug with the cables in the dashboard of your car.

For your orientation, please find the wiring listed below:

Connection A

1. 2. 3. 6.: unused

4. +12 Volt (Memory retention)

5. +12 Volt control output for car aerial or

power amplifier

7. +12 Volt operating voltage, switched by

ignition lock

8. ground

Connection B

1. + Loudspeaker rear right

2. — Loudspeaker rear right

3. + Loudspeaker front right

4. — Loudspeaker front right

5. + Loudspeaker front left

6. — Loudspeaker front left

7. + Loudspeaker rear left

8. — Loudspeaker rear left

Replacing the fuse

The main fuse is situated next to the ISO connection. If you cannot switc h on the device in

spite of correct installation and power supply, this fuse might be blown. In this case please

replace the fuse with one of the same type. If the replaced fuse blows as well, it might be

due to a malfunction in the device. In this case please contact your dealer or the office

specified in the guarantee.

Warning: Always replace a damaged fuse with a new fuse of the same type.

”Patching up“ fuses or using a fuse allowing a higher current might destroy the device. In

addition all warranty claims will become void.

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Here we go!

Please remove the MP3 unit first to avoid damaging it.

1. First loosen the two screws from the upper casing. Now you can push the

installation frame backward and remove it from the device casing.

2. Insert the installation frame into the installation hole in the dashboard.

3. Push the metal links in the upper and lower part of the installation frame

outward, so that the installation frame is secured tightly in the installation

hole.

4. Take the ISO plug from the dashboard and insert it into the connection at

the back side of the car radio. Insert the plug of the aerial cable into the

aerial socket. Now gently push the car radio into the installation frame until

the lateral metal pieces click into place.

Make sur e you keep the unlocking keys because without them you cannot

dismount the car radio!

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5. You should also fasten the car radio from behind, if possible. Please refer

to the illustrations below.

6. After the installation is completed, re-attach the MP3 unit.

Dismounting

If you once should want to dismount the device, please follow these instructions:

. Pull off the black plastic frame. You

might need some strain to do so.

. Then insert the unlocking keys one

each left and right through the lateral

slots between the casing front and the

installation frame. That way the metal

pieces with which the installation frame

secures the radio are pushed outward

a bit.

. Move the unlocking keys deep enough

into the slots so that the notch of the

key is located directly under the plastic

guide.

. Now slightly lift both keys and use

them to pull out the radio from the

installation frame.

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Dashboard

1.Unit

2.Release case

3.Dash board

4.Hex nut M5

5.Lock washer

6.Plain washer

7.Car body

8.Rear support strap

9.Tapping screw (5x16)

The control elements

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1. PWR - Switch on / off

2. FUNCTION Select Button - Controls for Bass/Treble/Balance/Fader/DSP/Initial

Volume/CT/TA VOL/Eon

3. VOL UP/VOL DOWN Button - Controls for Bass/Treble/Balance/Fader/DSP/Initial

Volume/CT/TA VOL/EON

4. 1,2,3,4,5,6 - Radio station memory buttons in radio mode

5. AF Button - Activates „Alternative Frequencies” function

6. TA Button - Activates volume for traffic announcements

7. PTY Button - Activates search for programme contents

8. DISPLAY/RECORD - To call up various display readings

DISP Button (DISP/REC.)

9. MODE Button - To switch operating modes

10. BAND/ENTER Button - To select frequency band

11. TUNE/TRACK - Tuning radio stations in radio mode

Track selection and search in disc mode

12. A/PS Button - Automatic saving of stations / Calling up the saved stations

13. SCN/LD/DEL Button - Scans frequency range

“Scan automatic tuning control/Loudness/Delete

14. LCD Display

15. Panel Open Button - With this button you unlock the detachable panel

16. CD Slot - Here you insert the disc

17. CD EJECT Button - To eject disc

18. 1 PAU(SE) Button - Station memory no. 1

Stops playing the disc

19. 2 RPT Button - Station memory no. 2

Activates the repeat mode

20. 3 INT Button - Station memory no. 3

Activates the intro mode

21. 4 RDM Button - Station memory no. 4

Activates shuffle mode

22. Track Search Down/Up - Station memory no. 5, -10 key in CD mode

23. Track Search Down/Up - Station memory no. 6, +10 key in CD mode

24. RESET Button - Restores original settings of the device

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General operation

Switching the radio on / off

Press the PWR button with the car ignition turned on to switch on the device. The buttons

now light up in blue and you can read Welcome in the display, which quickly disappears.

Then the radio frequency is displayed. Push the button again to switch off the device.

Controlling the volume

Turn the VOL knob clockwise to increase the volume. In the display you can read a value

between 0 and 45. Turn the knob anticlockwise to reduce the volume.

Tone control

Bass

When you press the PUSH SELECT button twice, BAS appears in the display for five

seconds. Now turn the VOL knob to lower or raise deep frequencies. The respective value

from -7 to + 7 is shown in the display.

Treble

When you press the PUSH SELECT button three times, TRE appears in the display for five

seconds. Now turn the VOL knob to lower or raise high frequencies. The respective value

from -7 to + 7 is shown in the display.

Balance

When you push the PUSH SELECT button four times, BAL appears in the display for five

seconds. Now turn the VOL knob to adjust the volume ratio between right and left

loudspeakers. The respective value between 10L (left side only) and 0 (centred) to 10R

(right side only) is shown in the display.

Fader

When you push the PUSH SELECT button five times, FAD appears in the display for five

seconds. Now turn the VOL knob to adjust the volume ratio between front and rear

loudspeakers. The respective value between 10R (rear loudspeakers only) and 0 (centred)

to 10F (front loudspeakers only) is shown in the display.

Other settings

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Loudness (LD)

Press and hold LD/DEL button to turn LOUD feature ON/OFF.

Press and hold the volume knob to adjust DSP/INIT VOL /CT/TA VOL/EON ON

DSP Modes : CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, FLAT, NONE

INIT VOL : Initial Volume when the unit turns on.

CT : Digital Clock. To adjust, turn VOL knob to right for Hours and turn VOL

knob to left for minutes

TA VOL : Traffic Announcement Volume

EON ON : Turn EON feature ON/OFF.

DSP

SEL

2 sec.

SEL

INIT VOL

SEL

TA VOL

SEL

EON ON

Radio mode

When switching it on the device runs in the radio mode. To switch to radio mode from other

operation modes, push the MODE button so many times until a frequency or the name of a

radio station is shown in the display.

What is RDS?

RDS (Radio Data System) is a system for transmission of additional information with the FM

radio programme transmitted in many European countries. RDS radio tuner can filter this

information from the transmit signal and use it for various functions. This device uses the

following RDS functions:

— Display of the name of the radio station

— Display of programme type (PTY) and search for programme contents

— Display of time

in the display. When you are tuned to a station that transmits RDS information, the name of

the radio station is automatically displayed.

Selecting the frequency band

Press the BD/ENTER button several times to select the desired frequency band: FM1 / FM2 / FM3

= FM, MW 1 / MW 2 = AM (Medium wave).

Searching for radio stations

Area Scan

Briefly press the SCN button to start a search run that is constantly scanning the current

frequency range. The car radio will play every radio station it finds for a few seconds before

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Automatic or Manual Tuning (Freq Up or Freq Down)

Press the SKIP button or to search for next available station.

Press and hold the SKIP button or will activate MANUAL tuning.

continuing the search run. When the car radio finds a programme you would like to listen to,

press the SCN button again to stop the search run.

Saving radio stations

Saving radio stations manually

If you want to call up your favourite radio stations by station buttons you will have to save

them first. You can save

18 stations from FM band

12 stations from MW band and.

Since the device only has 6 station buttons, the FM band is divided into FM1 / FM2 / FM3 (3 x

6 = 18). Each F range comprises the entire frequency range to select from but at the same

time stands for different groups of saved stations:

FM 1 = stations 1 - 6

FM 2 = stations 7 - 12

FM 3 = statio ns 13 - 18

To save your favourite radio stations e.g. from the FM band you have to proceed as follows:

1. Select the frequency range FM1.

2. Tune to the first station you want to save.

3. Hold down the station button 1 for one second. Station number ”1“ appears

in the display and the station is now saved.

4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 to allocate radio stations to the buttons 2-6

5. Press the BD/ENTER button to activate frequency range FM2.

6. Select the next 6 radio stations and save them as described above.

7. Repeat the described steps to save 6 more radio stations in FM3.

Saving radio stations automatically

As an alternative, you can also have the device save radio stations it receives with a strong

signal and allocate them to a station number. Just hold down the A/PS button for one

second in the desired frequency range. Once the device has saved the stations it starts

playing each one for a few seconds. If you want to stop this and continue to listen to the

station that is being played just press the A/PS button briefly.

Calling up saved stations

To call up the saved stations, select the F range first and then briefly press the

corresponding station button. If you press the A/PS button briefly, the radio will play the

saved stations in the current F range for a few seconds each. If you want to stop this and

continue to listen to the station that is being played just press the A/PS button briefly again.

Changing the display

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When this key is pressed, it is operated as the conversion of each display mode as follow.

1) In case of receiving RDS station.

RADIO MODE

PS ---- PTY ---- FREQ ---- CT

CD/MP3 PLAYER MODE

CDP ---- CT ---- PTY ---- FREQ ---- PS

2) In case of receiving NON RDS station

RADIO MODE

FREQ ---- CLOCK

CD/MP3 PLAYER MODE

CDP ---- CT ---- FREQ

Each display time is several seconds, and come back to 1’st position after several seconds.

Notes: • CT = clock time • FREQ = frequency • CDP = CD player

AF - Alternative frequencies (for RDS stations only)

TA / TP - Minimum volume for traffic announcements

PTY - Search for programme contents

NEWS News service Finance Economy

AFFAIRS Politics and current affairs Children Children programmes

INFO Service programme Social Social issues

SPORT Sports Religion Religion

EDUCATE Learning and education Phone In Phone-in programmes

DRAMA Radio plays and literature Travel Travel information

CULTURE Church and Society Leisure Leisure time & hobby

SCIENCE Science Jazz Jazz

VARIED Entertainment (spoken) Country Country music

POP M Pop music Nation M National music

ROCK M Rock music Oldies Oldies music

EASY M Easy listening Folk M Folk music

LIGHT M Easy classical music Document Documentaries

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Press the AF button to turn ON/OFF alternative frequencies.

When AF/REG switching mode is selected, the radio checks the signal strength of the AF

all the time. When pressed long, it is activated as regional mode ON/OFF.

– Regional mode ON:

AF switching or PI SEEK is implemented to the station which have all PI codes same

as current station. REG segment is turned on, in LCD display.

– Regional mode OFF:

The regional code in the format of PI code is ignored when AF switching or PI SEEK

is implemented.

Press the TA button to turn ON/OFF traffic announcements.

When TA mode is on and traffic announcement is transmitted.

– When the unit is in CD/MP3 mode, it will switch to radiomode temporarily.

– If the volume level was under the threshold point, it will be raised to the threshold

point.

– When TP station is received, TP segment is turned on in LCD display.

Press and hold the PTY button to turn ON/OFF Program type feature.

Turning VOL knob (right/left) to choose different Program Types.

Press PTY button again to start tuning to the selected program as below.

NEWS--AFFAIRS--INFO--SPORT--EDUCATE--DRAMA--CULTURE--SCIENCE-

-VARIED--POP--ROCK--EASY M--LIGHT M--CLASSIC--OTHER M--WEATHER--FINANCE-

-CHILDREN--SOCIAL--RELIGION--PHONE IN--TRAVEL--LEISURE--JAZZ--COUNTRY-

-NATION. M--OLDIES--FOLK M--DOCUMENT--TEST--ALARM.

CLASSIC Serious classical music Test Alarm test

OTHER M Special music Alarm Alarm!

Weather Weather

CD mode

Take an audio CD or an MP3 disc you have compiled with your computer and insert it

carefully printed side up into the disc slot. As soon as you have inserted the disc to

approximately half of its diameter, the device will start to transport the disc, automatically

switch to CD mode and start to play the disc. Reading MP3 discs will take a bit longer. If

there is already a disc in the disc drive, press the MODE button to switch from radio mode to

disc mode. The disc will automatically be played starting at the point where it had been

stopped. Once the device has played all tracks of a disc it will start again with the first track

Track selection and search

When playing a disc you can call up tracks by repeatedly pressing the TUNE/ TRACK

buttons briefly. Press the button twice to call up previous tracks and the button to call

up subsequent tracks.

When playing a MP3-CD press the 5 - button to skip 10 tracks backward, press the

6 - button to skip 10 tracks forward.

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In the play mode you can select certain parts of a track by holding down the TUNE/TRACK

/ buttons and so fast forward ( ) or fast backward ( ). When you let go the button,

the track will be played normally again. During fast forward and fast backward the disc in

the display will rotate faster. When playing a MP3-CD the volume is muted.

Pause Button

During “PLAY”, press PAU button to “PAUSE” playback. Press the button once more to

resume play.

Repeat Mode

Press ‘RPT’ button to continuously repeat the currently played track. To cancel REPEAT,

press the button once more.

Intro Button (Preview all Tracks)

Press ‘INT’ button to preview all tracks. The first 10 seconds of each track of the disc are

played in normal progression. To cancel INTRO, press the button once more.

Random Button

Press ‘RDM’ button to play tracks in random instead of normal progression. To cancel

RANDOM, press the button once more.

10 TRACK DOWN/UP

M5: 10 Track down / M6: 10 Track up

Searching by Track

• Press AS/PS, then searching track is activated. First digit will blink.

• Press or to select the first digit.

• Press SEL button to confirm. Second digit will blink for selection.

• Repeat steps above for second and third digit.

• Press BD/ENT button to start playing.

Searching by Character

• Press AS/PS twice, then character search is activated. The first character will blink.

• Press or to select the first character.

• Press SEL button. Second character will blink for selection.

• Repeat steps above for second and third character.

• Press BD/ENT button to confirm.

• The song which has the same character selected will be displayed.

• Press or to select the song you want to play.

• Press BD/ENT button to start playing.

Searching by Folder

• Press AS/PS 3 times, then folder search is activated. The first folder will be displayed.

• Press or to select the desired folder.

• Press BD/ENT button to start playing.

Differences in the MP3 mode

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Recording operations

The unit allows recording and stores it in the build in flash MP3 player.

CD MODE:

1. Select the desired track and play.

2. Press and hold REC• button. Choose between ‘NAND ONE TRACK’ or ‘NAND ALL

TRACK’ recording by pressing REC• button.

NAND ONE TRACK – Records currently played track.

NAND ALL TRACK – Records all tracks in the CD.

3. Press BD/ENT button to start recording. ‘REC’ starts flashing on the display.

4. To exit recording, press the BD/ENT button.

MP3 MODE:

1. Select the desired track and play.

2. Press and hold REC• button.

3. Recording starts and the copy percentage shows in the display.

4. To exit recording, press the BD/ENT button.

FM MODE:

1. Select the desired station.

2. Press and hold REC• button.

3. ‘REC’ starts flashing on the display.

4. To exit recording, press the BD/ENT button.

VOICE RECORDING:

1. Press MODE repeatedly and choose “NAND”.

2. Press and hold REC• button, then voice recording will start.

3. To exit recording, press the BD/ENT button.

DELETING FILES:

You can delete the music in the flash mp3.

1. Press MODE repeatedly and choose “NAND”.

2. Using / button, select the file you want to delete.

3. Press SCN button to delete files.

4. Press BD/ENT button to confirm.

RESET

Reset button (24) is placed on the housing.

The reset button is to be activated for the following reason:

• Initial installation of the unit when all wiring is completed.

• All the function button do not operate.

• Error symbol on the display.

To Remove the Flash MP3 Player

1. Turn off the power of the main unit first.

2. Press the button to bring down the control panel.

3. Press the clip until a “click” sound is heard.

4. Carefully pull out the build-in flash MP3 player from the unit.

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Installing Driver (for Windows 98 only)

You need to install the MP3 flash player driver for Windows 98 system before connecting

it to the computer. This unit includes a driver support disc for Windows 98. Open and

follow the readme.txt file on how to install the driver.

Charging Battery

This MP3 flash player comes with a built-in battery. You can charge by connecting it to

the computer’s USB port or by attaching it back to the head unit. Make sure to power on

the head unit for it to charge. While charging, battery indicator will scroll and will stop

scrolling when it is full.

Charging time: 4 hours

Playback time: 3.5 hours

Connecting MP3 Player to Computer

IMPORTANT: Make sure to POWER ON the MP3 player before connecting the USB cable

to the computer.

FLASH MP3 OPERATIONS

The display module of the unit can be used as a standalone flash MP3 player.

Locations of parts and controls (Flash MP3)

No. Name Function Description

1 LCD DISPLAY LCD DISPLAY

2 MIC MIC

3 MENU Enter Menu to manage the player

4 PLAY/PAUSE/REC• Power On / Play / Pause / REC Start

5 STOP Stop / Power Off / REC stop

6 LINE IN JACK Connect to external audio source

7 EARPHONE JACK Connect to Earphone

8 VOLUME + Increase the volume level

9 VOLUME - Decrease the volume level

10 USB JACK Connect player to computer

11 FF Skip forward to next track

12 REW Skip backward to previous track

13 RESET Reset to default settings

1 13

7 9 8 5 3 4 12 11 6 10

RESET

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Play operations:

1. POWER ON/OFF

POWER ON - Press and hold 2 sec. to turn on the unit.

POWER OFF - Press and hold STOP over 4 seconds to turn off the unit.

2. START PLAYBACK

Press button to start playing the track.

3. FAST TRACKING

While the track is being played, press and hold REW or FF for fast backward or

fast-forward play of the track.

4. SKIP / RETURN TRACKING

Press FF to skip forward to the next track. Press REW to skip backward to the

beginning of track. Press REW repeatedly to skip backward to previous track.

5. DIGITAL VOLUME CONTROL

To adjust the volume, press VOL+ to increase or VOL- to decrease the volume.

6. PAUSING PLAYBACK

While the track is being played, press to pause the current playback. Press the

button once more to resume playback.

7. STOPPING PLAYBACK

Press STOP button to stop playback.

8. BROWSING FILES

Press and hold button to browse files. Using VOL+ / VOL- to select folder name

and press FF to enter the selected folder. To play selected file, press FF. To exit,

simply press STOP button.

Note: RECORD folder is used by the system to store recording files. Please do not

delete this folder.

Note: For steps 9-12, the unit’s setting needs to be in PLAY MODE. To activate PLAY

MODE, simply press MENU and choose ‘PLAY’. Press MENU once more to confirm.

9. EQUALIZER

a. In [PLAY MODE], press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘EQUALIZER’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose between NORMAL/ROCK/JAZZ/CLASSICAL/POP.

Press MENU again to confirm.

10. PLAY MODE

a. In [PLAY MODE], press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘PLAY MODE’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose between REPEAT FOLDER/REPEAT ALL/REPEAT

TRACK/ INTRO/NORMAL/SHUFFLE FOLDER/SHUFFLE ONCE/SHUFF REPEAT/TRACK

ONCE.

c. Press MENU again to confirm.

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11. GENERAL SETTINGS

a. In [PLAY MODE], press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘SETTING’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose between the following:

CONTRAST – sets the contrast of the display.

BACKLIGHT – sets how many seconds the backlight will turn off

IDLE SHUTDOWN – sets how long the unit turns off automatically after being idle.

INFORMATION – displays used and available free memory

FACTORY SETTING – sets the unit back to factory default settings.

FORMAT – formats the build-in flash memory.

ID3 LANGUAGE – sets the ID3 language for mp3 files. Select between East

or West Europe.

c. Press MENU again to confirm.

12. PLAY SPEED SETTINGS

a. In [PLAY MODE], press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘PLAY SPEED’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. Adjust the speed using FF/REW button. 100% is normal play.

c. Press MENU again to confirm.

FM operations:

1. ENTER FM RADIO MODE

a. Press MENU, With REW/FF button, press and select [FM RADIO].

b. Press MENU again to enter FM mode. Radio station’s frequency will be shown

in the display.

Note: The earphone is also the antenna of FM radio. Make sure that the earphone is

connected to the MP3 Player.

2. PRESET STATION

a. In [FM MODE], Press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘PRESET’. Press

MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW turn ON/OFF preset stations.

c. Press MENU again to confirm.

3. AUTO SCANNING THE WHOLE FM BAND

a. In [FM RADIO], press and hold over 2 seconds.

b. First 20 FM station detected will be stored in the preset memory.

4. HOW TO SAVE DESIRED FM BAND IN MEMORY CHANNEL

a. Make sure to set the PRESET station to OFF to activate manual tuning.

b. In [FM MODE], press REW/FF to tune to desired stations.

c. Press then REW/FF to choose the desired preset memory location.

d. Press again to store it to the PRESET memory.

5. STEREO/MONO

a. In [FM MODE], Press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘SOUND’. Press

MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose between STEREO/MONO selections.

c. Press MENU again to confirm.

Voice and audio recording

You can record by the built-in microphone or LINE-IN (3.5mm jack cable).

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Enter record mode

Press MENU, With REW/FF button, press and select [RECORD]. Press MENU once

more to confirm.

1. Recording by MIC

Make sure unit is in STOP (standby) mode and no cable connected to LINE-IN.

a. In [RECORD MODE], press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘RECORDING

INPUT’. Press MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose ‘VOICE’. Press MENU again to enter.

c. Press FF/REW and choose ‘VAD’. With FF/REW, choose ‘OFF’.

Press MENU again to confirm.

d. With REW/FF button , select Exit to go back to Record Mode.

e. Press to start recording and STOP to stop recording.

2. Recording by LINE-IN

Plug one end of a 3.5mm jack cable to the LINE-IN of the unit. Plug the other end

to an external audio source.

a. In [RECORD MODE], Press and hold MENU. With FF/REW, choose ‘RECORD

ING INPUT’. Press MENU again to enter.

b. Press FF/REW and choose ‘LINE-IN’. Press MENU again to enter.

c. With REW/FF button , select Exit to go back to Record Mode.

d. Press to start recording and STOP to stop recording.

3. RECORD QUALITY SETTINGS

a. In [RECORD MODE], press and hold MENU. Choose ‘RECORDING MODE’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. With REW/FF button , select the different KBPS settings.

Press MENU to confirm.

4. VAD SETTINGS

VAD is setting the sensitivity of the microphone. When recording from mic, it is

recommended to set it to ‘OFF’.

a. In [RECORD MODE], press and hold MENU. Choose ‘VAD’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. With REW/FF button , select between ‘OFF’, ‘LOW’, or ‘HIGH’.

OFF – starts recording immediately without detecting voice level.

LOW – only start recording if the voice is a little bit above normal.

HIGH – only start recording if the voice is very loud.

c. Press MENU to confirm.

5. AUTO SYNC SETTINGS

AUTO SYNC makes synchronization recording with the LINE-IN recording device.

a. In [RECORD MODE], press and hold MENU. Choose ‘AUTO SYNC’.

Press MENU again to enter.

b. With REW/FF button , select between ‘OFF’, ‘1,2,3,4 sec.’

OFF – starts LINE-IN recording immediately.

1 sec – adds 1 sec to file before and after recording.

2 sec – adds 2 sec to file before and after recording.

3 sec – adds 3 sec to file before and after recording.

4 sec – adds 4 sec to file before and after recording.

c. Press MENU to confirm.

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DK Digital DCR-M6000 Owner's manual

Brand: DK Digital

Model: DCR-M6000

Category: Car media receivers

Type: Owner's manual

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