Radio tape recorder.
Note: Switches are described in section "Radio and CD player".
Main points of operation
Note: the location of the switches is shown in the figure "radio tape recorder".
1. The quality of radio signal reception can change significantly while the car is moving due to the terrain, weather conditions and the proximity of sources of electromagnetic radiation.
Note: as the distance from the transmitting antenna of the radio station increases, the power of the radio signal decreases. For the FM band, the coverage area is within 20-25 km in the mode "Stereo" and 30-40 km in the mode "Mono".
Note: Switches are described in section "Radio and CD player".
2. Audio cassette player.
- A) About once a month, clean the tape drive of the radio with a cleaning cassette. This will ensure consistent playback quality.
- b) It is not recommended to use cassettes with a duration of 120 minutes, because. due to the small thickness of the film, there is a risk of damage to the film or winding it on the elements of the tape drive mechanism.
- V) Do not expose audio cassettes to high temperatures, such as by placing the cassette under the windshield. This may cause deformation of the cassette body.
3. CD player.
- A) During the cold season or high humidity, due to fogging of the surface of the disc and the optical elements of the player, playback may fail. After normalization of humidity, the operation of the audio system is restored.
- b) Strong vibration may cause distortion and interruptions in CD playback. This is not a malfunction.
- V) It is not recommended to leave discs in the open sun. Protect the disc surface from scratches.
Basic adjustments
1. The audio system is turned on by pressing the knob [1], the same knob controls the volume of the sound. Also, the cassette player or CD player automatically turns on when you insert a cassette or CD. When you eject the cassette or CD, the audio system will return to its original state - turn off or go into radio mode.
2. Tone and balance adjustment.
Tone and balance are adjusted by turning knobs [5] and [6]. Switching between adjustment parameters is done by pulling out the corresponding knob.
- BAS (bass tone).
- BAL (balance between right and left speakers).
- TREB (treble tone).
- FAD (balance between front and rear speakers).
Note: The setting marked on the bottom of the handle is adjusted when the handle is pulled out.
Radio
By pressing the button [11] (AM-FM) the radio is turned on, by pressing again - the range is switched (AM, FM1 or FM2).
Tuning radio stations
1. Press the button [8] "TUNE" before the beep (automatic search for a radio station). The search will stop when a stable signal is found. If the automatic search does not fix the tuning due to a weak signal from the radio station, then press the tuning button again (auto search will be disabled) and complete the manual setting one step at a time. During stereo reception, the indicator lights up on the display "ST".
Note: for the AM band, the tuning step is 10 kHz, for the FM band, the tuning step is 0.1 MHz.
2. You can also tune in radio stations automatically using the [2] button (SCAN), the receiver will tune in 5 seconds to one received station after another in order of increasing radio reception frequency. To stop, press the button again.
Programming settings
1. The settings of the most frequently listened to radio stations can be entered into the memory of the radio. When programming manually, it is possible to memorize 6 stations in each band (AM, FM1, FM2), Note: if the battery is disconnected for a long time, all settings from the radio memory are erased and the factory settings are restored instead.
2. To program settings manually:
- A) Select a band and tune in to the desired radio station.
- b) Press and hold one of the buttons [6] (with numbers 1 - 6) more than two seconds. While the settings are being saved, the sound of the radio transmission will be interrupted, then the frequency of the station and its number in memory will appear on the display.
- V) Switching to the tuned radio station is carried out by briefly pressing the desired button.
Record player
Immediately after inserting the cassette, the radio automatically switches to the tape recorder mode and the cassette starts playing. To eject the cassette and switch to radio mode, press the button (4) "EJECT".
Note: For the radio described in this manual, the audio cassette tape type is detected automatically.
Reverse
Changing the playback direction of the cassette is done by pressing the button [10] "TARE". The indicator on the radio display will show the direction in which the cassette is being played.
Note: The tape playback direction will be changed automatically when the tape ends during playback.
Fast forward
To rewind the tape, press one of the buttons [7] (rewind - , "5", forward - , "6"). To stop rewind and start playback, press the rewind button again.
Automatic record search
This function is designed to jump to any of the records that are before or after the current playback location. However, the total interval is 7 records. This means that only 4 entries can be selected before the current location (taking into account the current record) or 3 entries after the current one. To do this, press the corresponding side of the button [8] (back - , forward - ) as many times as there are records to go (when navigating back, take into account the current record).
Note: If the pause between recordings is less than 4 seconds or filled with extraneous noise, a long fragment with weak sound is recorded, or speech with long pauses, then the recording search function may not work properly.
Noise reduction system
When listening to cassettes recorded using the noise reduction system "DOLBY" (with NR mark), press the [7] button "1" (CPU). Pressing again will turn off the system.
CD player
Switching to the CD player mode is carried out by pressing the button [9] "CD". To turn off the CD player, press the [1] button "PWR" or switch the audio system to another mode with the button [11] "FM/AM".
Note: CD playback will stop when pressing the eject button [12] "EJECT" on the CD player.
Record selection
To select an entry (track) press button [7] (number less - , "2", number greater - , "3"), until the number of the required entry appears on the display with the indicator "TRACK".
Repeat Recording
To loop the current track, press the [7] button "RPT", "4". The display will show "RPT". To disable this mode, press the button again.
Selecting a section of a recording
This function is designed to jump to any fragment of the recording, located before or after the current playback location. To do this, press the corresponding side of the button [7] (, "5" or , "6"). Rewind will stop when the button is released (when jumping back, take into account the current playback location).
Quick Disc View
By pressing the button (2) "SCAN" plays 10 seconds of each track on the current disc in order. The display will show "SCAN". Pressing this button again will play the selected (current) recording will be performed completely from its beginning.
Fault codes
If the CD player does not work due to any malfunction, the following codes may appear on the display:
Code | Malfunction |
Er2 | CD playback mechanism defect |
eg3 | Failed to read data (CD defect) |
Egb | CD defect (side) |
Er8 | Malfunction of the tape drive mechanism of the radio or malfunction of the cassette ejection mechanism |
HHH | Playback stopped due to player overheating. |
NO CD | CD not inserted |
Antenna
Attention: before washing the car and driving into a room with a low ceiling, make sure that the antenna is removed, otherwise it may be damaged.
Whip antenna
This antenna is removable. To remove it, turn it counterclockwise. To install the antenna, turn it clockwise.
Retractable Antenna
This antenna is brought into working condition manually To do this, grab the upper end of the antenna and pull it up until resistance occurs.
Automatic retractable antenna
The antenna will automatically extend when the ignition key is turned to the "ON" or "ACC". When the ignition key is turned to the position "LOCK" the antenna will automatically fold.