Phase Linear PMP181 Manuale utente

AM/FM/CD/MP3 Receiver

Receptor

AM/FM/CD/MP3

Ampli~Syntoniseur

PREPARATION

Getting

Started

It's a good idea to read all

the

instructions

before beginning

the

installation.

Contents

Installation Instructions............................ 3

Wiring................................... ....... 5

Installing the Removable Faceplate ......... 6

Operating Instructions.......... ....... 7

Player Operating Instructions...

..11

MP3

Player Operation.......

Care and Maintenance..... .............. 15

Specifications ......... .

...

Installation

Requirements

This unit is designed

for

installation in cars,

trucks and vans with an existing radio opening.

In many cases, a special installation kit will be

requ'lred to mount

the

radio to the dashboard.

These kits are available at electronics supply

stores and car stereo specialty shops. Always

check the kit application before purchasing to

make sure the kit works with

your

vehicle.

you

need a kit but cannot locate one, call

our

customer support line

1-800-323-4815.

(U.S.A. and Canada only.)

Tools

and

Supplies

The following tools and supplies are needed to

install the radlo.

Torx type, flathead and Philips screwdrivers

Wire cutters and strippers

Tools to remove existing radio (screwdriver,

socket wrench set

other tools)

Electrical tape

Crimping tool

Volt meter/test light

Crimp connections

18 gauge wire

for

power connections

16-18 gauge speaker wire

Speaker

Requirements

Only connect speakers rated with a load

impedance

4 ohms. Speakers with a load

impedance

less than 4 ohms could damage

the unit.

Disconnect

Battery

Before you begin, disconnect

the

battery

negative terminal.

PMP181

Toll-Free

Installation

Assistance

you require assistance, contact Technical

Support at 1-800-323-4815 from 8:30 a.m. to

7:00 p.m. EST Monday through Friday and from

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

EST

on Saturday.

(U.S.A. and Canada only.)

PMP181

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Installation

Using

Mounting

Sleeve

Slide the mounting sleeve off the chassis. If

locked into position, use the removal

tools (supplied) to disengage

it.

Check the dashboard opening size by slid-

ing

the mounting sleeve into it. Ifthe opening

too small, carefully cut or file

necessary

until the sleeve easily slides into the open-

ing. Do not force the sleeve into the opening

or cause it to bend or

bow.

Check for suffi-

cient space behind the dashboard for the

radio chassis.

Locate the series ofbend tabs along the top,

bottom,

and

sides of the mounting sleeve.

With the sleeve fully inserted into the dash-

board opening, bend

many ofthe tabs

outward as necessary to firmly secure

the

sleeve to the dashboard.

Place

the

radio

front ofthe dashboard

opening

sothe

wiring

can

brought

through

the

mounting sleeve. Follow the wir-

ing diagram carefully

and

make certain

all

connections

are

secure

and

insulated with

wire

nuts

or electrical tape. After completing

the wiring connections, turn the unit

confirm operation (vehicle ignition must

"on").

the

unit does not operate,

re~check

all wiring until the problem

corrected.

Make sure the radio

right-side

up,

then

carefully slide the radio into the mounting

sleeve until it

fully seated

and

the spring

clips lock it into place.

Attach

one

end

the

perforated support

strap (supplied) to the screw

stud

the rear

ofthe chassis using the hex nut provided.

Fasten the other end ofthe perforated strap

to a secure part ofthe dashboard either

above or below the radio using the screw

provided.

Bend

the strap to position

necessary.

Test

the radio using the Operating Instruc-

tions that

follow.

CAUTION: The

support

strap

must

used to prevent

damage to the dashboard from

the weight

the radio

improperoperation due to

vibration.

CAUTION:

For

proper

operation

the

player, the chassis

must

bemounted within 20°

horizontal. Make surethe

unit

mounted within this limitation.

INSTALLATION

BEND TABS

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Installation

Using

Kit

your

vehicle requires the

use

installation

kit to mount this radio, follow the instructions

included with the installation kit to attach the

radio to the mounting plate supplied with the

kit.

Wire

and

test the radio

described

step

4 ofUlnstallation Using a Mounting Sleeve",

Install the radio mounting plate assembly to

the

sub~dashboard

according to the installa-

tion kit instructions.

Attach

the

support strap to the radio and

dashboard

described

step 6 of"Instal-

lation Using a Mounting Sleeve",

4. Replace the dashboard trim panel.

ISO

Installation

This unit has threaded holes

the chassis side

panels which may be used with the original

factory mounting brackets

some Toyota,

Nissan, Mitsubishi, Isuzu, Hyundai

and

Honda

vehicles to mount the radio to the dashboard.

Please consult with your local car stereo

specialty shop for assistance

this type of

installation.

Remove the existing factory radio from the

dashboard or center console mounting.

Save all hardware

and

brackets

they will

used to mount the new radio.

150

INSTALLATION

Carefully unsnap the plastic frame from the

front of the new radio chassis. Remove

and

discard the frame.

Remove

the factory mounting brackets

and

hardware

from

the existing radio

and

attach

them

to the new radio.

CAUTION:

not

exceed

X 6

screw

size. Longerscrews

may

touch

and

damage

components inside the chassis.

Wire

the

new

radio to the vehicle

described

step 4 of "Installation Using a

Mounting Sleeve".

Mount the new radio assembly

the

dash~

board or center console using the reverse

PMP181

procedure

step 1 of"Installation Using a

Mounting Sleeve".

Removing

the

Radio

remove the radio after installation:

Insert fingers into the groove

the front of

frame

and

pull out

remove the frame.

(When

re-attaching the frame, point the side

wUh

a groove downwards

and

re~attach.)

Insert the removal

keys

straight back until

they click,

and

then

pull the radio

out.

removal

keys

are

inserted

angle, they

will not lock properly to release the unit.

REMOVING THE RADIO

Removal Key

PMP181

WIRING

Amplifier Wiring

Connect line out for optional

external amplifiers. The

red

connector

for the right

and

the

white connector is for the left.

WARNING/ Nevercombine (bridge)

outputs

for

use with 1 speaker.

WARNING! Never

ground

negative

speaker

leads to chassis ground.

CAUTION: Failure

wire exactly

shown

may

cause electricaldamage to the radio.

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VIQI$I(+)

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Antenna Connector

--------

Power

Antenna!

Amplifier

Remote

Connect to power antenna

or amplifier. If

not

used,

tape

bare

end

wire.

Ground

Connect to ground tennina!.

Memory/Battery

Connect to battery or

volt

power source that

always

live. The radio

will

not work

this wire

n01

connected.

Accessoryllgnition

Connect to existing radio

wire or radio fuse.

Fuses

When

replacing a

ruse,

make

sure

the new fuse

the

correct

type

and

amperage.

Using

incorrect fuse

could

damage

the

radio.

INSTALLING

THE

REMOVABLE

FACEPLATE

Faceplate

Installation

install the faceplate:

Slide

the

left

edge

ofthe front panel into

the

radio.

Gently press the right side into place.

STEP 1

STEP 2

PUSH

Faceplate

Detachment

remove

the

faceplate:

Press the release (

)button.

2. Pull gently on the right side

the front panel

remove

it.

STEP 1 STEP 2

For safekeeping, store

the

front panel in the

protective case provided.

Handling

Precautions

Make sure the front panel is

right~side~up

when

attaching

the

chassis,

it cannot

be attached when up-side down.

Do not press very hard on the front panel

when

attaching

the chassis.

than

light

moderate pressure

needed.

When

attaching

the

front

panel,

make

sure

centered

the

chassis frame

and

pressed

straight into position.

not

drop

the

front

panel.

PMP181

not

put

pressure

the

display

control

buttons

when

handling

the

front

panel.

not

touch

the

electrical terminals

the

front

panel

main

unit.

Remove

dirt

foreign substances

with

clean,

dry

cloth

only.

not

expose

the

front

panel

extreme

temperatures or direct sunlight.

Keep

volatile

agents

such

benzene,

thinner

insecflcides

away

from

the front

panel.

not

disassemble

the

front

panel.

When

taking

the

front

panel

with

you,

please

use

the

supplied

carrying case

protect

the

panel

from

dirt

and

damage.

Make

sure

there

dust or dirt

the

electrical terminals

the

back

the

panel

this

could

cause

intermittent operation

other malfunctions.

PMP181

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Power

On/Off

Button

(PWR)

Press the

PWR

button

(1)

turn

the

unit

on.

Press

and

hold

the

PWR

button

turn

the unit

off.

Liquid

Crystal

Display

Panel

The Liquid Crystal Display

(LCD)

panel

displays

the frequency, time and all activated functions.

Table

LCD

Display

Indicators

1ST!

STEREO

Radio

stereo indicator

ARTIST Artist

name

indicator

DlJ

ALBUM

Album

title indicator

0 TRACK

MP3

file

indicator

!-!

FOLDER

MP3

folder/directory

indicator

!ffl3!

MP3

disc playing

indicator

00 MUSIC

Song

title indicator

IEQ!

EQ4

Preset equalizer

indicator

NOTE:

a characteristic

LCD

panels

that,

subjected

cold

temperatures

for

extended

period

time, they

may

take

longer

illuminate

than

under

normal

conditions. In addition, the

visibility

the

numbers

on the LCD

may

slightly

decrease.

TheLCD read-out willreturn to normalwhen

the temperature

inside

the vehicleincreases

to a

normal

range.

Volume

Control

(VOL)

increase

the

volume

level,

press

the

VOL

(1\)

button

(3a).

decrease

the

volume

level,

press

the

VOL

(V)

down

button

(3b).

The

volume will increase/decrease

and

the

level

will

shown

display panel

from

minimum

"VOL

00"

maximum

"VOL

4T.

The

display will automatically

return

the

normal

indication 5 seconds after

the

last

volume

adjustment

when

another function

activated.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

@ MENU

Button

Press the MENU button repeatedly to access

audio functions (volume, bass, treble, balance

or fade).

Press

and

holdIhe

bullon

(4)

for more

than 2 seconds to display the system menu.

You

can

then press the MENU button

repeatedly to access System Menu functions.

Use the

VOL

up/down buttons (38 and 3b) to

adjust the settings for a selected function. The

display will return

the normal indication 5

seconds after the last adjustment or when

another function

activated.

Bass

Control

adjust the bass level, first select the Bass

mode by pressing the MENU button (4) until

"BAS" appears

the display panel. Within five

seconds, press

the

VOL up/down buttons

(3a

and 3b) to adjust the bass response from a

minimum ofuBAS -7"

a maximum of"BAS

7".

"BAS

represents a flat response.

Treble

Control

adjust the treble level, press the MENU

button (4) until ''IRE'' appears

the display

panel. Within five seconds, press the VOL up!

down bullons

(3a

and

3b)

adjusllheIreble

from a minimum of

''IRE

-7"

to a maximum of

"TRE

7".

"TRB 00" represents aflat response.

Left/Right

Balance

Control

adjust the left-right speaker balance, press

and

release Ihe MENU bullon

(4)

unlillhe

"SAL" indication appears

the display panel.

Within five seconds, press the VOL up/down

buttons

(3a

and

3b)

to adjust the balance

between

the

left

and

right speakers from "SAL

10L" (full left)

"SAL 10R" (full righl).

"SAL

represents

equal balance level between the

left

and

right speakers.

PMP181

Front/Rear

Fader

Control

adjust the fronUrear speaker balance, press

Ihe MENU bullon

(4)

unlil

"FAD"

appears

Ihe

display panel. Within five seconds, press the

VOL up/down bullons

(3a

and

3b)

adjusllhe

balance between the front

and

rear speakers

from

"FAD

10F" (full fronl)

"FAD

10R" (full

rear).

"FAD

represents

equal balance

level between the front

and

rear speakers.

PMP181

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Preset

Equalizer

(DSP)

adjust the preset equalizer

(DSP

mode),

press

and

holdthe MENU button to access the

System Menu

and

then press the MENU button

repeatedly

navigate to the

DSP

option. The

preset equalizer applies preset sound effects to

the unit's audio output signal. Within five

seconds, press the VOL up/down buttons

(3a

and

3b)

to choose between the following

modes:

"POP",

"ROCK", "CLASSIC",

"FLAT"

"DSP

OFF".

Electronic

Anti-Skip

Protection

(ESP)

adjust the ESP function, press

and

holdthe

MENU button to access the System

and

then press the MENU button repeatedly to

navigate to the ESP option. Within five

seconds, press the VOL up/down buttons (3a

and

3b) to choose between the following

modes:

ESP

12: Normal

road

conditions

•

ESP

45: Rough, uneven

road

conditions

Audible

Beep

turn on/off the audible beep

heard

when

function

selected, press and hold the MENU

button to access the System Menu and

then

press the MENU button repeatedly

navigate

to the Beep option. Within five seconds, press

the VOL up/down buttons

(3a

and

3b)

choose between the following modes:

"BEEP

ON" or "BEEP

OFF".

AM/FM

Band

Selector

(BAND)

During radio

play,

each time the BAND button

(5)

pressed, the radio band changes. The

indications "AM" or

"FM"

will appear

the

display panel according to your selection.

Tuning

Control

Rotate the TUNING control

(6)

clockwise

tune the radio station higher or

counterM

clockwise to tune the station

lower.

(])

Mono

Select

(MONO)

During

radio operation, the

MONO

button

(7)

used

to select monaural or stereo

reception ofthe broadcastsignal. Under normal

reception conditions, the unit should

left

the stereo mode (indicated

the stereo icon

when tuned to

stereo signal). Ifthe

signal

too noisy for comfortable listening,

press the MONO button; the "STEREO"

indication will disappear from the display

panel

and

"MONO" will

appear.

return to stereo

reception

mode,

press the button again.

Loudness

Control

(LOUD)

When listening to music at

low

volume levels,

this feature will boost the bass

and

treble

ranges

compensate for the characteristics of

human hearing. Press the LOUD button

(8)

activate this feature. "LOUD

ON"

appears

the display panel. Press the LOUD button

(8)

again to turn the

LOUD

function

off.

Aux

Jack

Use the Aux Injackto connect a portable

media

device for playback through the vehicle sound

system.

Mode

Selector

(MODE)

Press this

MODE

button (10) to select TUNER,

S-CDP,

MP3 orAux.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Local/Stereo

Reception

Selector

(REPEAT,

LO/OX)

During radio operation, received signals

are

usually

stereo mode

indicated

the "ST"

icon.

However, when the signals

are

weak or

intermittent, you

can

activate the Local (LOC)

mode

pressing the REPEAT (LO/OX) button

(16).

This mode favors access to local stations

whose signals are much stronger; thereby

improving radio reception. Press the REPEAT

(LO/DX) button again to terminate Local

receive mode.

Display

Selector

(OISP)

This unit can display either the clock time or

radio

frequency/CD player functions. Press the

OISP

bulton

(11)

to display Ihe time for

approximately 5 seconds. The correct time-of-

day

can

set

pressing

and

holding the

OISP

bulton.

Setting the Clock

set the clock, perform the following steps:

Press the OISP bulton

(11)

to display Ihe

clock.

Press and hold the DlSP button

(11)

until the

time display flashes.

Within 5seconds, press the VOL down

but~

ton (3b) to adjust the minutes to the desired

setting.

Press the VOL

button (3a)

adjust the

hour.

Press the

DISP

button again to return

radio frequency or disc play

wait five

sec~

onds

and

normal operation will resume

auto~

matically.

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