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OWNER'S

MANUAL

CONTENTS

1. FEATURES.

.......2

2. PRECAUTIONS....

.....3

3.

BASIC

OPERATION.

.......

4

4. RADIO

OPERATION.

.......

5

5. COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

OPERATION....

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6.

CARE

OF DISC

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7.

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CASE

OF

DIFFICULTY.

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8.

SPECIFICATIONS..

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1. FEATURES

I

Audio

Section

.

With the

built-in high

power

amplifier

(max.

output

:

4ch X

20w),

you

can enjoy a 4

speaker system.

.

Separate

Volume, Bass, Treble,

Balance

and Fader

Controls.

.

Automatic

Loundness

Control.

I

RADIO

Section

.

Electronically

Tuned

AM/FM

stereo Radio.

.

6AM and 12FM Preset

(Hold

Down

Memory

Function)

.

Automatic

Seek Tuning to

quickly

find

a

receivable

station.

.

Super

SASC

(Signal

Actuated

Stereo

Control)

I

CD PLAYER

.

8cm, 12cm

combined compact

disc

player.

.

Track

Repeat

Feature.

.

Track

Up/Down

Control.

.

Fast

Up/Down Control.

I

OTHERS

.

LCD

(Liquid

Crystal

Display)

.

Night illumination

for

Graphics.

.

2

Step Dimming

for LCD

Display.

2

2. PRECAUTIONS

Do

not

grip

or

pull

out the

disc

while it is

being

pulled

into

the

CD

player

by the

automatic re-

loading

mechanism.

Do not

pull

the

unit from the

dash

immediately

after a disc is

inserted

or

the

Eject

Switch

has

been

pressed.

lf the

unit is

pulled

out

before an ooeration is

com-

pleted,

the

disc

will be unstable

in the

unit and may

be damaged.

Do not

attempt

to

insert

a disc

into the

unit when the

unit

is

out

of

the

dash or the ACC is

off.

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.

Your

player

will automatically

eject any disc that is

inserted

incorrectly.

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.

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You may notice

the

CD

playback

sound wavering

due

to

condensat-

ion. lf this happens,

remove the

disc

from the

player

and wait about

an

hour

for the moisture

to evaporate.

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Make

sure the

player/receiver

unit

will not

be exoosed

to :

.

Direct

sun and

heat.

.

High humidity.

.

Excessive

dust.

.

Excessive

vibrations.

Do not

attempt to

play

cracked,

warped, or damaged

discs.

Playing

a bad disc could

severely damage

the

playback

mechanism.

3

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3. BASIC

OPERATION

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PowER

oN-oFFivoLUME

CONTROL KNOB

The radio

unit may

be operated

when the

ignition key is in the

"ACC"

or

"ON"

position.

Press the

button to switch the

power

on.

The LCD

(Liquid

Crystal Disply)

shows the

radio frequency

in the radio mode.

To

switch

the

power

off,

press

the

button

again.

VOLUME CONTROL

Rotate the knob

clockwise to increase

the

volume and counterclockwise

to reduce

the

volume.

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LCD

(LIQUID

CRYSTAL

DISPLAY) PANEL

The

Liquid Crystal Display

panel

displays

the frequency,

band, channel

of Radio

mode

and track, funtion

of CD mode.

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BASS/TREBLE

CONTROL KNOB

Press the knob

out and rotate

the

knob

clockwise to increase

the

bass and

counter-

clockwise to reduce

the

bass.

To

control

the

treble,

pull

the knob

out

slightly. Rotate the

control knob

clockwise

to

increase

the treble

and counterclockwise

to

reduce the treble.

@

FADER

CONTROL

This knob is located

behind the

volume

knob. Rotate the

knob counterclockwise

to emphasize rear

speaker

sound.

(Front

speaker sound

will be

attenuated.)

When the

control knob is

turned

clockwise, front

speaker sound

will be

emphasized.

(Rear

speaker

sound will

be

attenuated.)

.

O

BALANCE

CONTROL

Pull-out

the volume knob

and turn the

control knob

clockwise to emohasize

right

speaker sound.

(Left

speaker

sound

will be attenuated.)

When the

control knob is turned

counterclockwise,

left speaker

sound

will be

emphasized.

(Right

speaker

sound

will be attenuated)

4

4.

RADIO OPERATION

@

TUNE(Manual)

SELECTION

BUTTON

While

the

(+

)

side

is

pressed

less than one

second,

the

radio

will

tune to the next

higher frequency and when

the

(

)

side is

pressed

less than one second,

the radio

will automatically

tune

to the next lower

frequency.

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SEEK

OPERATTON

(Automatic

c

hannel selection)

When

the

(

+

)

side

is

pressed

longer

than 1

second

and releasing will automatically

tune the

higher station and

when

the

(-)

side

is

pressed

longer than

1

second

and

releasing

will automatically

tune the

next lower station.

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BAND SELECTOR

(FM/AM)

Pressing tne

lffiffil

button changes

the FM1, FM2

and

AM

bands.

The mode

selected is displayed on

the LCD

panel.

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PRESET

BUTTON

Six(6) station

for FM.l

,

FM2

and

AM re-

spectively can be

preset

in the elec-

tronic

memory

circuit on

this unit. Then,

by simply

pressing

the band select

button and/or one of

the

six

preset

buttons,

you

may recall any of

these

stations

instantly.

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STEREO

RADIO

OPERATION

(OPERATION

PROCEDURE

&

CHANNEL SELECTION)

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the

button

to

switch

the

power

on.

Display

condition

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Press

the FM/AM

band

selector to

the

choose

on of

FM1, FM2

and

AM

band.

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setect a

radio

station.

(Refer

below

for

more details)

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MANUAL

UP/DOWN TUNING

Press less than

one

second the

(+)

button or

(-)

button

to

move upward

or

downward one step

respectively.

(each

one

pressing)

lf held

down

longer

than

one second,

you

can

change

the radio frequency

rapidly.

AUTOMATIC

SEEK TUNING

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F

press

longer

than 1 second

Pressing

either

side of the

button for longer than

one

second

and

then

releasing

will

activate

the

Automatic

Seek Tuning

function

in the

selected direction. The

radio will tune

to the next

available

station.

PRESET

STATION MEMORY

(HOW

TO

SET)

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press

longer

than

2 secord

Press

the

preset

button longer than

two seconds

whi'le

on

the

station

to be memorized.

(When

pressed,

the

sound

will

go

off for two

seconds and come

back to

indicate

that the

station

has been

set.)

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A

total

of 18

stations

can be

programmed

by selecting

one

AM and two

FM stations

per

button.

When completed,

any

preset

station may

be recalled

by selecting AM,

FM1

or FM2

band and appropriate

station

button.

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5.

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

OPERATION

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Insert

a disc

half way

into the slot with the

label side

facing up.

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FF

(Fast

Forward) and

REW

(Fast

Backward)

While

the disc

is

playing, press

and

hold

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Q9

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(9

button

to

quickly

move

back-

ward or

forward

until

you

reach the

desired

section of

the track.

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TRACK UP/DOWN

The desired

track on

the disc currently be-

ing

played

can be

selected

using

the uack

number.

Pressing

the

(7i

button once

increases

the

track number by one

and

pressing

tne

6)t

button

decreases

it.

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REPEAT

(RPT)

To repeat

the music

you

are listening

to,

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press

the

Q

button.

The RPT indicator

appears

and

the track will

be

played

repeatedly.

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CD

EJECT BUTTON

While the disc

is

playing,

press

tn"ff

l

button when

you

want

to eject

the CD.

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CD

INDICATOR

lf

a disc

is in the CD

player,

the

indicator

lamp will be on.

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CD BUTTON

During

radio

play,

press

this button

to

play

the CD.

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STOP

BUTTON

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Press the

lffiffil

button

to stop CD

play-

back

and to change

the source

to Radio.

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the

power

button to

switch

the

power

on.

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disc half

way into the

slot

with

the label

side facing

up.

Display

condition

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disc

is

playing,

Momentarily

press

the

@

ounononce to

return to the

beginning

of

the

current

track.

lf

you

wish to

access

a

track

further

back,

repeatedly

press

until

you

reach

the

desired track. Press

he

ry

button once to

advance to the

beginning

of the next track.

lf

you

wish

to

access

a

track further

ahead,

press

repeatedly

until

the

desired

track

is reached.

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the

disc is

ptaying,

if

you

press

and

hold

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will

move

fonnrard

rapidly,

if

you

press

and

nold

@

button,

music

will move

backward

rapidly.

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disc is

ptaying,

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press

the

Q2/

button to repeat

the

play

of the

selected track.

(lf

you

press

again, it

will

cancel the repeat

play.)

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6.

CARE

OF

DISC

Before

playing,

clean

the disc

with

a clean,

soft cloth.

Wioe

the

disc

in the direction of

the arrows.

Do not

use

solvents

such

as benzine,

thinner,

comme-

rcially available

cleaners or

antistatic

spray

intended

for

analog

discs.

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Disc

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Disc

Accessories

There

are

various accessories

available on

the market for

prote-

cting

the disc surface and

impro-

ving

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 stand-

ard specifications

and

may

crea-

te operational

problems.

We

rec-

ommend

not using

these

accessories

on discs

played

in

this CD

player.

Do not

affix

tape,

paper,

or

gummed

labels on

the

disc.

Do not write on

the disc.

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Do not

expose

the disc

to direct sun-

light

or

heat sources such as

hot air-

ducts, or

leave it in a car

parked

in

direct sunlight where

there

can

be

a considerable

rise in temerature.

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Do not drop

the

disc

while

handling,

Hold the disc so

you

will

not leave

fingerprints on

the

surface.

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7. IN

CASE OF

DIFFICULTY

lf

you

encounter

a

problem, please

review

the items in the

following

check

list.

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

HYUNDAI

dealer.

Initial

Turn-on

After Installation

Symptom

Cause

and solution

No function

display

Power

button off

With the

car's ignition

on,

push

the PWR

knob

to turn

oower

on.

Blown

fuse

Check the

Battery

and ACC fuses

on

the Fuse

BOX

;

replace

with the

proper

value if necessary.

Functions

OK but

no

sound

a

Volume level

too

low

Adjust the

volume to

desired

level.

Radio Mode

Unable to tune

stations

in the

seek mode

You

are in

a weak signal

area.

The

antenna

may not

be the

proper

length.

Make

sure the

antenna is fully

exended

;

if

broken, replace

the

antenna

with a new

one.

Broadcast

is

noisy

The

antenna

is not the

proper

length.

Extend

the

antenna fully

;

replace

the

antenna if it is

broken.

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CD MODE

Symptom

Cause and solution

CD

insertion

not

possible

There is

a

CD already

in the

transpont.

Eject

the

CD

in transport and

remove it.

The CD

is

being

improperly

inserted.

Make sure

the

CD

is

being

inserted

per

instruction in

the

Owner's

Manual.

Unable

to Fast-

Forward or

Backward

The

CD

has

been

damaged

Eject the

CD

and discard

;

Using a damaged

CD

in

your

unit

can

cause damage

to the transport.

Sound skips

due

to

vibration

lmproper mounting

Securely

re-mount

the

unit

Disc

is

very dirty

Clean

the

disc.

Disc has

scratches

Change

the disc.

Sound

skips

with

out vibration

a

Dirty or scratched disc

Clean

the

disc

;

damaged discs

should

be

replaced.

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8.

SPECIFICATIONS

Note

:

Due to

product

improvement, specifications

and design are

subject

to change without

notice.

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RADIO SECTION

.FM

.AM

Tuning

Range

87.9- 107.9 MHz

lf Frequency

10.7 MFh

Usable

Sensitivity 5 dBp

ENtF

Sional-to-Noise

Ratio

60 dB

(STEREO)

Stereo Separation

35 dB

Frequency

Response 30Hz

-

151(Fh(-3dB)

Distortion

O.2%:" al lKHz

Tuning Range

530

-

1710 KHz

Usable

Sensitivity

25 dBu EMF

S/N Ratio

50 dB

Distortion

O.z'Y, aI lKHz

Frequency Response

60

-

2.5KHz(-6dB)

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CD SECTION

Frequency

Response 20

-20,000H2

(t2dB)

Wow

& Flutter

('/"WRMS)

Below

measurable limits

Distortion

0.05% at lKHz

Dynamic

Range 95dB

(at

lKFlz)

S/N Ratio

95dB

(at

lKFlz)

Channel Seoaration

85dB

(at

lKFlz)

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OTHERS

Povver Reouirement 14.4V DC

(11

-

16V(allowable))

Maximum Power Outout

20wx4

TREBLE/BASS

tlodB

(10KHz,

100H2)

Weight

1.5 Kg

(3

lbs. 5

oz)

CHASSIS SLe

178(W)

x 53(H) x 165(D)mm

I'IOSEPIECE Size 178(W) x 55(H) x

18.5(D)mm

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