Delphi SA10034-11B1 About MP3, AM/FM Radio Operation, Adjusting the Tone Bass and Treble

Models: SA10034-11B1

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About MP3

MP3 (MPEG 1 Audio Layer-3) is a standard technology and format for compressing a sound sequence. Each file, or track, is compressed to one-tenth of its original size.

In order to play MP3 files in the Delphi CD Audio System, files must have been created according to the following requirements:

Usable media CD-Rs and CD-RWs

Usable disc format – ISO 9660 Level 1, Level 2, and Joliet extension format discs Maximum number of directories: 255 Maximum number of files: 255

AM/FM Radio Operation

 

Listening to AM/FM Radio

 

 

To listen to AM/FM radio stations:

 

1.

Rotate the central unit so that the CD panel faces

 

 

forward. Be sure to follow the arrows when

 

 

rotating the unit. Complete the rotation until the

 

 

unit locks in position. CAUTION: Do not use

 

 

excessive force, which could damage the unit.

 

2.

Press “Power” on the CD panel or remote control.

 

3.

Press “Mode” on the CD panel or “CD/AM/FM”

 

 

on the remote control to select AM/FM mode.

 

4.

Press “Stop” on the CD panel or “CD/AM/FM”

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on the remote until the desired band (AM or FM)

 

appears in the display.

 

 

 

 

 

5.

Press “Tune,” “Seek,” or “Scan” on the CD

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panel or the category keys on the remote until

 

the desired station frequency shows in the display.

Storing AM/FM Stations in Memory

 

To store AM/FM stations in memory:

 

1.

Select the desired AM/FM station.

 

2.

Press “Memory” on the CD panel or

 

 

“mem/prog” on the remote.

 

3.

With station frequency flashing on the display,

 

 

press “Tune” on the CD panel or “prev/next”

 

 

on the remote to select the desired memory

 

 

location (FM 1 to 18; AM 1 to 12).

 

4.

Press “Memory” or “mem/prog” again to select.

 

 

FM

MEMORY

Frequency band

 

 

ST

 

Stereo signal received

CH03

indicator

102.2 MHz

Memory location

 

 

Frequency

Figure 13: Display While Storing AM/FM Stations in Memory

*Refer to the SKYFi Operating Guide for more specific information on operating your SKYFi Receiver.

Seeking/Scanning

To search AM/FM stations manually:

Press “Tune” on the CD panel or “seek/random” on the remote. The frequency increases one step (200 KHz for FM or 10 KHz for AM) with each press. The display will repeat from the minimum if it reaches the maximum frequency. If the selected station matches one already stored in memory, the memory location (FM 1 to 18; AM 1 to 12) will display.

To search stations stored in memory one by one:

1.Press “Scan” on the CD panel or “display/scan” on the remote. If the received signal is strong, it will stay tuned for 5 seconds with the station frequency flashing.

2.Press “Scan” or “display/scan” a second time to select the station or allow the next station in memory to play automatically. Stored stations will continue to scan in this way until one is selected or until the tuner has returned to the initial (INT) frequency. “INT” will show in the display.

Adjusting the Tone (Bass and Treble)

Adjusting the Bass Level

To adjust the bass level:

1.Press the Menu key on the CD panel or remote to show Menu functions on the display.

2.Press the Menu key six times, then hold to enter the BASS submenu.

3.Press the Vol+ key on the CD panel or the Vol+ key on the remote to increase bass 1 dB per step to reach a maximum of +10 dB. Press the —Vol key on the CD panel or Vol— key on the remote to decrease bass 1 dB per step to reach a minimum of -10 dB.

Activating Bass Boost (BBS)

To activate BBS:

1.Press the Menu key on the CD panel or remote to show Menu functions on the display.

2.Press the Menu key five times, then hold to enter the BBS submenu.

3.Press the Vol+ key on the CD panel or the Vol+ key on the remote to activate BBS. Press the —Vol key on the CD panel or the Vol— key on the remote to turn BBS off.

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Delphi SA10034-11B1 owner manual About MP3, AM/FM Radio Operation, Adjusting the Tone Bass and Treble