Thank you for purchasing this PIONEER product.Please read through this manual before using the product for the first time, to en-
sure proper use. After reading, please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place
for future reference.
BeforeYou Start
Informationto User 5
ForCanadian model 5
Aboutthis unit 5
After-salesservice for Pioneer products 7
Visitour website 7
Incase of trouble 7
Protectingyour unit from theft 7
–Removingthe front panel 8
–Attachingthe front panel 8
Aboutthe demo mode 8
Useand care of the remote control 8
–Installingthe battery 8
–Usingthe remote control 9
Operatingthis unit
What’swhat 10
–Headunit 10
–Remotecontrol 11
–Displayindication 11
BasicOperations 12
–PowerON/OFF 12
–Selectinga source 12
–Adjustingthe volume 13
Tuner 13
–BasicOperations 13
–Storingand recalling broadcast
frequencies 13
–Introductionto advanced
operations 14
–Storingthe strongest broadcast
frequencies 14
–Tuningin strong signals 14
Built-inCD Player 15
–BasicOperations 15
–Displayingtext information on disc 15
–Selectingtracks from the track title
list 16
–Selectingfiles from the file name
list 16
–Introductionto advanced
operations 17
–Selectinga repeat play range 17
–Playingtracks in random order 17
–Scanningfolders and tracks 17
–Pausingplayback 18
–UsingSound Retriever 18
–Usingdisc title functions 18
Playingsongs on USB portable audio player/
USBmemory 19
–BasicOperations 19
–Displayingtext information of an audio
file 19
–Selectingfiles from the file name
list 19
–Introductionto advanced
operations 19
Playingsongs on iPod 21
–BasicOperations 21
–Browsingfor a song 21
–Displayingtext information on
iPod 21
–Introductionto advanced
operations 22
–Playingsongs in a random order
(shuffle) 22
–Playingall songs in a random order
(shuffleall) 23
–Selectingsongs from album list of
currentlyplaying artist 23
–Operatingthis unit’s iPod function
fromyour iPod 23
–Changingaudiobook speed 23
AudioAdjustments
Introductionof audio adjustments 25
Usingbalance adjustment 25
Usingthe equalizer 25
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