User manual AUDIOVOX VR202

[. . . ] During FM operation, when the station is broadcasting in stereo, the stereo icon appears on the display. During AM operation, no indications are displayed. During CD play or AUX mode, pressing this button will change to radio operation without ejecting the disc. MANUAL UP/DOWN TUNING, STATION SEEK AND TRACK SELECTION Each time the Up Tuning side of the button is pressed, the radio will tune one frequency step higher. [. . . ] TRACK REPEAT PLAY SELECTOR (RPT) During disc play, press this button to repeat the play of the selected track (RPT will appear on the display panel). Play of the track will continue to repeat until the button is pressed again and the RPT indication disappears from the display panel. DISC EJECT Disc play is stopped; the disc is ejected. The unit will then change to radio operation. If the disc is not removed from the unit within 10 seconds of being ejected, it will be automatically re-loaded into the unit to prevent damage to the CD. (CD IN will appear steady on the display panel). TIME/FREQUENCY DISPLAY SELECTOR (T/F) A momentary press of the T/F button will display the time of the incorporated quartz clock. The time display will persist for approximately 5 seconds, after which the frequency display will automatically return, unless the button is pressed again prior to the 5-second time-out. RESET BUTTON A RESET button is located on the front of the chassis. The re-set circuitry is provided to protect the microprocessor circuitry and should only be activated under the following circumstance: If there is a malfunction of and of the switches on the unit or the CD player, pressing the RESET button may clear the system and return to normal operation. MOD (MODE) BUTTON Press this button to cycle from Radio-CD-Aux-Radio. START BUTTON Pressing this button during CD play will set the unit to play from beginning of track 1. Size:210 x 148 10dec02 808002020304001 SCAN BUTTON To "Intro" each song on the disc for 10 seconds, press the " INTRO" button. To turn off this feature, press the " Intro" button again. The indicator in the display will be off. RDM BUTTON To play the songs on the disc in a random order (other than the original recorded order), press the " RANDOM" button. To turn off this feature, press the " RANDOM" button again. The indicator RDM in the display will be off. SETTING THE CLOCK 1. Switch the vehicle ignition on and turn on the radio. 3. Press the Down Tuning button to adjust the hours and the AM/PM indication, and the Up Tuning button to adjust the minutes to the correct time. 4. When the correct time is shown on the display panel, release the T/F button and the time is displayed steadily; then wait 5 seconds for the display to return to the normal indication. Size:210 x 148 10dec02 808002020304001 WIRING DIAGRAM To optional power Antenna VR202 9 -PIN CONNECTOR PINK GREEN/WHT TO 12VDC(+) Battery ORG/WHT TO 12VDC(+) ACC BLACK/WHT TO GROUND (CHASSIS OR 12 VDC(-)) WHITE BLUE Front Right Speaker VIOLET LT GREEN Front Left Speaker RED Rear Left Speaker VIOLET YELLOW Rear Right Speaker LT GREEN SPECIFICATIONS Size: Operating Voltage: Output Power: Output Wiring: Output Impedance: Tuning Range: Sensitivity: FM Stereo Separation: Frequency Response: 7"(W) x 2" (H) x 6 1/8"(D) 178mm x 50mm x 156mm 12VDC, Negative Ground 50 Watts Max. Stereo Power Floating Ground type designed for 4 speaker use May also be used with 2 speaker. (AM) 530-1710KHz (FM) 87. 5-107. 9MHz (AM) less than 25uV (FM) less than 5uV More than 23 dB 50-10000Hz Maximum allowable Mounting angle: Front to back . -10 - +10 Size:210 x 148 10dec02 808002020304001 AM AND FM RECEPTION IN A MOBILE ENVIRONMENT Although you may be familiar with both AM and FM reception in your home. [. . . ] Even with this improved circuitry eventually the FM signal will become too weak to provide quality reception . When this occurs it is best to change to a stronger. Local FM station Although FM signals are not reflected by the atmosphere they are easily reflected by solid objects. This effect of FM signals provides two totally different reception possibilities. [. . . ]