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VRX8271

Owner’s

Guide

&

Installation

DECK

TUNER/5-INCH

COLOR

LC

DISPLAY

WITH

CD

CHANGER/

DSP/EQ

CONTROL

clarion

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Clarion

VRX8271

*

Please

read

this

Owner's

Guide

&

Installation

in

its

entirety

before

proceeding

with

wire

con¬

nection

and

installation.

*

After

reading

this

manual,

be

sure

to

keep

it

in

a

handy

place

(e.g.,

glove

compartment).

If

you

sell

the

motor

vehicle,

please

leave

the

manual

in

it

so

that

the

new

owner

can

use

it.

*

Read

the

contents

of

the

enclosed

warranty

card

and

keep

it

with

this

manual.

*

The

section

"CD

Changer

Mode

Operations"

of

this

Owner's

Guide

provides

the

operation

pro¬

cedure

of

a

CD

changer

which

is

connected

to

VRX8271

by

C-BUS

cable.

(If

you

buy

the

CD

changer

only,

it

is

accompanied

only

by

its

owner’s

guide.

The

operation

guide

of

the

CD

changer

is

included

in

this

Owner's

Guide.)

■

Contents

English

1.

PRECAUTIONS.4

2.

CONTROLS.5

3.

FEATURES.6

4.

MODE

DISPLAY.7

5.

HANDLING

COMPACT

DISCS.8

6.

BUTTON

TERMINOLOGY.9

First

Finger

Control

Operation.9

7.

CAUTIONS

ON

HANDLING.10

Cleaning.

11

8.

OPERATION.12

Basic

Operations.12

Radio

Mode

Operations.16

CD

Changer

Mode

Operations.19

Rear

Vision

Camera.21

Other

Functions

..23

Operating

the

DSP

and

Equalizer.26

9.

TROUBLESHOOTING.32

10.

ERROR

DISPLAYS.34

11.

SPECIFICATIONS.35

•

Instailation/Wire

Connection

Guide

.

37

2

1.

PRECAUTIONS

1.

This

set

is

exclusively

for

use

in

motor

vehicles

with

a

12V

power

supply,

nega¬

tive

ground.

2.

Do

not

operate

the

set

in

ways

other

than

those

described

in

this

owner's

guide.

In

addition,

the

LCD

panel's

opening/

closing

mechanism

is

delicate,

so

do

not

operate

or

use

it

with

excessive

force.

3.

When

the

inside

of

the

motor

vehicle

is

very

cold

and

the

player

is

used

soon

after

switching

on

the

heater,

moisture

may

form

on

the

disc

or

the

optical

parts

of

the

player

and

proper

playback

may

not

be

possible.

If

moisture

forms

on

the

disc,

wipe

it

off

with

a

soft

cloth.

If

moisture

forms

on

the

optical

parts

of

the

player,

do

not

use

the

player

for

about

one

hour

and

the

condensation

will

disappear

naturally

to

allow

normal

operation.

4.

Driving

on

extremely

bumpy

roads

which

cause

severe

vibration

may

cause

the

sound

to

skip.

5.

This

unit

uses

a

precision

mechanism.

Even

in

the

event

that

trouble

arises,

never

open

the

case,

disassemble

the

unit,

or

lubricate

the

rotating

parts.

USE

OF

CONTROLS,

ADJUSTMENTS,

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

HEREIN,

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

THE

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

SHOULD

NOT

BE

ADJUSTED

OR

REPAIRED

BY

ANYONE

EXCEPT

PROPERLY

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

A

WARNING

THIS

PRODUCT

IS

NOT

INTENDED

FOR

VIEWING

TELEVISION

BROADCASTS

OR

VIDEO

TAPES

OR

FOR

PLAYING

VIDEO

GAMES.

Such

uses

of

this

product

may

distract

the

driver

or

interfere

with

the

driver's

safe

operation

of

the

motor

vehicle

and

may

violate

state

law.

CLARION

DISCLAIMS

ANY

LIABILITY

FOR

ANY

BODILY

INJURY,

INCLUDING

FATALITIES,

OR

PROPERTY

DAMAGE

THAT

MAY

RESULT

FROM

ANY

SUCH

UNINTENDED

USES

OR

FROM

ANY

IMPROPER

USE

OF

THIS

PRODUCT.

INFORMATION

FOR

USERS:

CHANGES

OR

MODIFICATIONS

TO

THIS

PRODUCT

WILL

VOID

THE

WARRANTY

AND

WILL

VIOLATE

FCC

APPROVAL.

4

Note:

Be

sure

to

spread

this

page

and

refer

to

the

front

diagrams

when

you

read

each

chapter.

SOURCE

UNIT

When

the

display

is

closed

3.

FEATURES

H

5-inch

TFT

Active

Matrix

Drive

Type

Color

LCD

Panel

SI

Shell

Loading

Mechanism

SI

Various

Character

Panels

for

AM/FM

Reception,

CD

Display*,

and

Equalizer*,

etc.

H

Title

memory

function

storing

CD

tities

and

AM/FM

stations

H

Environment

setting

function

to

select

illumination

coior

(amber/green),

background

color,

and

whether

to

turn

on

or

off

the

beep

sound

Si

Auto

Store

Function

m

Multiple

CD

Changer

Control

M

RCA

Gold-plated

LlNE

OUT

HI

DCP

function

enables

you

to

detach

the

operation

panel

to

prevent

theft

*

Available

when

the

CD

changer

or

equalizer

(sold

separately)

is

connected

6

<Radio

Mode

Display>

Display

Frequency

i—

Station

title

Information

Panel

Seek

tuning

mode

indication

Preset

No.

FIX/M

90.0

pch2

;L

□

n

n

npq

■

'T

j

lhj

nnL..

Frequency

SPEC

TRUM

ISIS

kil

1

2

:

00

m

CD

m

Stereo

indication

Preset

channel

Preset

Nos.

1

—

Current

time

Stereo

indication

I—

Manual

indication

Auto

store

indication

(

IA-51

)

Preset

scan

indication

(

IP-SI

)

<CD

Changer

Mode

Display>

Display

Information

Panel

Magazine

No.

r-

CD

title

Disc

No.

Disc

No.

Track

No.

,

CD

mode

(©]

appears

when

a

CD

magazine

is

locked.

Magazine

No.

>

DISC'l

TRACK

"1

i

nm

:m

SPECTRUM

OO:

OO_,

,_12,100

m

ipjcp

C3

□

m

cep

Track

No.

A

®

3

nn-nnnpB

T

U

U

U

U10®®

Stored

Disc

Nos.

Current

time

Playback

time

counter

Random

play

indication

Playback

time

counter

L

Repeat

play

indication

(I

BPT

1)

Scan

play

indication

(

ISCND

7

HANDLING

COMPACT

DISCS

This

unit

has

been

designed

specifically

for

play¬

back

of

compact

discs

bearing

the

IsBUl

mark.

No

other

discs

can

be

played.

To

remove

the

compact

disc

from

its

storage

case,

press

down

on

the

center

of

the

case

and

lift

the

disc

out,

holding

it

carefully

by

the

edges.

Removing

Ihe

disc

Proper

way

to

hold

the

compact

disc

Always

handle

the

compact

disc

by

the

edges.

Never

touch

the

surface.

To

remove

fingermarks

and

dust,

use

a

soft

cloth,

and

wipe

in

a

straight

line

from

the

center

of

the

compact

disc

to

the

circumference.

New

discs

may

have

some

roughness

around

the

edges.

The

unit

may

not

work

or

the

sound

may

skip

if

such

discs

are

used.

Use

a

ball-point

pen,

etc.

to

remove

roughness

from

the

edge

of

the

disc.

Note

on

Compact

Discs

Never

stick

labels

on

the

surface

of

the

compact

disc

or

mark

the

surface

with

a

pencil

or

pen.

Do

not

use

any

solvents

such

as

commercially

available

cleaners,

anti-static

spray,

or

thinner

to

clean

compact

discs.

Do

not

use

compact

discs

that

have

large

scratches,

are

misshapen,

or

cracked,

etc.

Use

of

such

discs

will

cause

misoperation

or

damage.

Do

not

expose

compact

discs

to

direct

sunlight

or

any

heat

source.

Note:

Do

not

use

commercially

available

CD

protection

sheets

or

discs

equipped

with

stabilizers,

etc.

These

may

get

caught

in

the

internal

mechanism

and

damage

the

disc.

8

BUTTON

TERMINOLOGY

Note:

Be

sure

to

read

this

chapter

referring

to

the

front

diagrams

of

chapter

"2.

CONTROLS”

on

page

5

(spread).

0

Up/Down

(A

(Up)/V

(Down),

-4

(Left)/

►

(Right))

Buttons

ENT

(Enter

►

/»)

Button

j[|

Information

Panel

3j

AM

(Audio

Mode)

Button

LD

(Loudness)

Button

4]

DCP

(Detachable

Control

Panel)

Lever

5j

OPEN

Button

j6j

ISR

(Instant

Station

Recall)

Button

[

“1°

]

7j

POWER

Button

FUNC

(Function)

Button

S3

BAND

Button

[f

1

]

MAGA

(Magazine)

Button

[

d©

]

9

]

Preset

Buttons

[

"f

1

]

Disc

No.

Buttons

[

©

]

ES

DISP

(Display)

Button

EH

Operation

Panel

M

Display

M

DSP

(Digital

Sound

Processor)

Button

04]

EQ

(Equalizer)

Button

m

ADJ

(Adjust)

Button

El

TITLE

Button

S3

MONI

(Monitor)

Button

Si

VISUAL

Button

(Rear

Vision

Camera

Indicator)

5?J

Receiver

for

remote

control

unit

[“If]

:

In

Radio

Mode

[d©]

:

In

CD

Changer

Mode

First

Finger

Control

Operation

By

sliding

the

Up/Down

button

0

up

A

,

down

V

,

right

►

,

or

left

^

,

you

can

select

various

items

and

make

settings.

This

function

is

called

the

First

Finger

Control

Operation.

With

this

function,

you

can

select

a

menu

or

track,

control

the

volume,

or

change

a

frequency

according

to

the

operation

mode.

Press

the

center

of

the

ENT

button

(

ENT

)

0

to

execute

a

selected

menu,

play/pause,

or

mute

on/off.

9

For

a

longer

service

life,

be

sure

to

read

the

fol¬

lowing

cautions.

•

Be

sure

to

store

the

LCD

panel

inside

the

source

unit

when

parking

the

car

outdoors

for

long

periods

of

time.

The

LCD

panel

will

operate

properly

in

a

tem¬

perature

range

of

32’F

(0°C)

to

140°F

(60°C).

•

Don't

allow

any

liquids

on

the

set

from

drinks,

umbrellas

etc.

Doing

so

may

damage

the

internal

circuitry.

A

WARNING

THIS

PRODUCT

IS

NOT

INTENDED

FOR

VIEWING

TELEVISION

BROADCASTS

OR

VIDEO

TAPES

OR

FOR

PLAYING

VIDEO

GAMES.

Such

uses

of

this

product

may

distract

the

driver

or

interfere

with

the

dri¬

ver's

safe

operation

of

the

motor

vehicle

and

may

violate

state

law.

CLARION

DIS¬

CLAIMS

ANY

LIABILITY

FOR

ANY

BODILY

INJURY,

INCLUDING

FATALITIES,

OR

PROPERTY

DAMAGE

THAT

MAY

RESULT

FROM

ANY

SUCH

UNINTENDED

USES

OR

FROM

ANY

IMPROPER

USE

OF

THIS

PRODUCT.

»

Do

not

draw

the

LCD

panel

out

and

use

it

as

a

tray.

Also,

subjecting

the

LCD

panel

to

shocks

may

result

in

breakage,

deformation

or

other

damage.

4

•

Do

not

disassemble

or

modify

the

set

in

any

way.

Doing

so

may

result

in

damage.

•

Do

not

let

cigarettes

burn

the

display.

Doing

so

may

damage

or

deform

the

cabinet.

•

If

a

problem

should

occur,

have

the

set

inspected

at

your

store

of

purchase.

•

Do

not

insert

objects

or

poke

in

the

space

between

the

LCD

panel

and

the

source

unit

when

the

panel

is

tilted.

•

Do

not

place

anything

on

the

display

when

the

LCD

panel

is

tilted.

10

•

Do

not

hold

on

the

LCD

panel

when

adjusting

the

angle

of

the

LCD

panel.

Doing

so

may

damage

it.

•

In

extremely

cold

weather,

the

movement

of

the

picture

may

be

slow

and

the

display

may

be

dark,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

The

set

will

work

normally

once

the

temperature

increases.

•

Small

black

and

shiny

dots

inside

the

LCD

panel

are

normal

for

LCD

products.

•

The

LCD

panel

may

stop

temporarily

when

it

is

opened

or

closed

when

the

engine

is

stopped

or

when

it

is

cold.

This

is

not

a

mal¬

function.

if

this

happens,

repeat

the

opera¬

tion.

Cleaning

_

•

Cleaning

the

cabinet

Use

a

soft,

dry

cloth

and

gently

wipe

off

the

dirt.

For

tough

dirt,

apply

some

neutral

detergent

diluted

in

water

to

a

soft

cloth,

wipe

off

the

dirt

gently,

then

wipe

again

with

a

dry

cloth.

Do

not

use

benzene,

thinner,

car

cleaner,

etc.,

as

these

substances

may

damage

the

cabinet

or

cause

the

paint

to

peel.

Also,

leav¬

ing

rubber

of

plastic

products

in

contact

with

the

cabinet

for

long

periods

of

time

may

cause

stains.

•

Cleaning

the

LCD

panel

The

LCD

panel

tends

to

collect

dust,

so

wipe

it

off

occasionally

with

a

soft

cloth.

The

surface

is

easily

scratched,

so

do

not

rub

it

with

hard

objects.

Scratch

11