Legacy Car Audio LCD18M Trouble Shooting, Problem Cause Solution, Tuning Control, Band Button

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Before using the check list please make all the connections first.

If you still have questions after going through the checklist, please consult your local customer service representative.

PROBLEM	CAUSE	SOLUTION
		If the power supply is properly
No power	The car ignition is not on.	connected to the car, switch the
		ignition key to " ACC "
	The fuse is blown	Replace the fuse
	Another CD is present in the	Remove CD in the player, then insert
	player	a new one with label face up
	Disc incorrectly inserted	Insert the CD with label face up
Disc cannot	upside-down
	CD is extremely dirty or	Clean the CD or try a different CD
be loaded or	defective
ejected
	Temperature inside the car is	Give enough time for the temper-
	too high	ature in the vehicle to cool down.
	Condensation	Turn off the player for at least an
		hour, then try again.
No sound	Volume is too low	Adjust volume to desired level
	Wiring is not properly	Check the wiring connection
	connected
	The installation angle is more	Adjust the installation angle to less
Sound skips	than 30 degrees	than 30 degrees
	CD is extremely dirty or	Clean the CD or try a different CD
	defective
The radio does	The antenna cable is not	Insert the antenna cable firmly
not work	connected

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14. TUNING CONTROL

Rotate this control at radio mode to select your desired radio broadcasting station. The selected frequency will appear on the LCD display.

15.BAND BUTTON

In radio mode, press the BAND button for AM or FM reception. The character of the selected band will be visible on the display.

In CD/MP3 format-mixed disc playback mode, long press BND button, it will change from CD mode to MP3 mode(the defaulted mode is CD).

This BAND button as a search function during MP3 playback: During MP3 mode:

Press the BAND button short, it is activated as cyclical selecting song mode as following: -> TRACK SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH -> THE FIRST CHARACTER

SEARCH -> DIRECTORY SEARCH

1)In TRACK SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH selecting song mode, the MP3 T 000 will be visible on the LCD display and the hundreds digit 0 that the MP3 disc contain will flash.

Press the + or - button to select and enter the number on the flashing digit place from 1 to 9.

Then press the SEL button to confirm the entered number and the 0 on the tens digit will be flashing.

Press the + or - button to select and enter the number on the flashing digit from 1 to 9.

Then press the SEL button to confirm the entered number and the 0 on the units place digit will be flashing.

Press the + or - button to select and enter the number on the flashing digit from 1 to 9.

After finishing enter all the number of the song serial number on the flashing digit, press the SEL button to play the corresponding track.

2)In the FIRST CHARACTER SEARCH selecting song mode, the A--......, will

be visible on the LCD display. (If there are files names its first character are A, the......is the first file name its first character is A by the order of A~Z and

0~9; otherwise, the ......is NONE.)

Press the + or - button to select files that the first character by the order of A~Z and 0~9.

Then press the >> or << button to select one file its first character is the selected one. Finally press the SEL button to play the selected file.

3)In DIRECTORY SEARCH selecting song mode, the root folder will be visible on the LCD display. (If there is not a root folder in the current MP3 disc, you will find a root named ROOT.)

Then press the + or - button to select a desired folder.

And then press the >> or << button to select a desired track in the folder. Finally press the SEL button to play the selected track.

16&17. +10 AND LOC/-10 BUTTON

During the normal playback of CDs in MP3 format:

Press +10 and LOC/-10 button to move up and down10 tracks at a time. When the remained total tracks is lack of 10, the both buttons are inactively. During RADIO mode, press the LOC/-10 button to change local reception or distance reception. (Note: This operation is for FM reception only)

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