User manual BOSS MR1640W

[. . . ] USER'S MANUAL page CONTENTS Head unit installation Detaching the front panel Removing the head unit Remote control installation Flush mount Remote control installation Surface mount General and tuner controls Remote control CD Playback MP3 playback RDS radio functions PTY station categories Weather band tuning Wiring diagram Troubleshooting Specifications MR1640W RDS European Frequency Model Fully Marinized MP3-Compatible In-Dash CD Receiver 2 4 5 6 6 10 14 15 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 Congratulations on your purchase of a Marine Weather Band MP3/CD Receiver. It has been designed, engineered and manufactured to bring you the highest level of performance and quality, and will afford you years of listening pleasure. Thank you for making Marine your choice for marine audio entertainment! MR1640 Marine MP3/CD Receiver Packing List Before installing your new CD Receiver, please unpack the contents and check that your package contains the following items: Main unit Detachable front panel with protective case Mounting hardware for main unit: Rear bracket plate Rear mounting screw Plain washer Spring washer Screw Hex nut Removal keys (2) Wiring harness Wired remote control Remote control cable Mounting hardware for remote control: Mounting arms (2) Mounting tube (1) Machine screws (2) User's manual Warranty card MR1640W User's Manual - page 1 Head unit installation Before installing your new CD Receiver, please become familiar with all the information contained in this manual. Choose a mounting location where the unit will not distract or otherwise interfere with the pilot's ability to control the boat. [. . . ] Similarly if the area switches from European to American, the clock will display 12:00. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to adjust the minutes or hours. · Subwoofer channel: ON/OFF · LOC/DX radio reception: LOC/DX · Area: Factory set to the country in which the radio is sold. Europe > Latin > OIRT > AUST > ASIA > USA · V-PGM (maximum volume level): 0-12 MR1640W User's Manual - page 11 General and Tuner Controls, continued 1 2 3 MR1640W MARINE CD RECEIVER TUNE·TRK WITH WEATHER BAND TUNE·TRK MUTE 60W X 4CH MO AS AF 4 6 5 DISP POWER MODE MP 3/ C DR / CD R W PLAYB A C K EQ PTY 1 EON 15 16 17 2 +10 3 -10 4 REPEAT 5 RANDOM 6 INTRO BAND SCAN SELECT LOUD TA AUX IN RELEASE EJECT 9a 9b 9c 9d 13 10 11 12 14 7 8 9 8 LOUDNESS/TA Press briefly increase the level of bass output. Press again to turn off the Loudness function. Press a little longer to turn on the TA (Traffic Alert) mode. For more information about this mode, please see page 16 of this manual) 9d INTRO SCAN The Intro Scan function is a convenient way to find a particular track. Press this button and the player will play the first few seconds of a song, and then skip to the next song and play a few seconds of that song. This process continues until you press the INTRO button again, and the player will continue playing that song. 9 PRESETS 1-6 (Radio Mode) These buttons are used to store the presets for radio stations. To set a preset, tune to the desired radio station. Then press and hold the preset to which you wish to assign that station for more than one second and release. To replace it with a different station, repeat the process and the new setting will override the previous one. 9a +10/-10 (next/previous 10 tracks) These button are used during disc playback to skip ahead or back ten tracks. 9b REPEAT When you press this button, the player will keep repeating the same track until you press it again. 9c RANDOM Pressing this button will cause the player to play all the songs on the current disc in random order. 10 AUX IN JACK This jack is a convenient way to play music from an MP3 music player such as an iPod through your marine stereo. Simply connect the headphone output of the MP3 player to this input jack, and use the CD Receiver's MODE button to select AUX 1 as input source and begin playing music on the MP3 player. 11 RELEASE To remove a disc or take off the front panel, first press this button to lower the panel. To remove the front panel, pleasesee the instructions on page 4. 12 BAND Press briefly, repeatedly to cycle between the radio bands: FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > AM1 > AM2 > WB (Weather Band) MR1640W User's Manual - page 12 13 EJECT To eject a disc, you must first open the door. Then press this button and the disc mechanism will move the disc out to where you can grab it and remove it safely. 16 MO/ST, AF (Alternate Frequency) If you are dissatisfied with the quality of the reception in stereo, switching to mono often improves the overall sound quality. Press and hold this button to turn on the RDS AF function, which compares the signal strength of the current station with others on the same network and changes to improve reception. See page 16 for more information. 14 SCAN, EON ON/OFF In Radio mode, when you press this button briefly the tuner will scan up the band until it detects a strong station. Then it will stop, and the frequency of that station will be displayed in a flashing pattern for about 5 seconds. If you wish to hear this station, press SCAN again. If you do not push SCAN, the tuner will scan up to the next station and repeat the same pattern. [. . . ] To hear the weather band stations, press the BAND button until the weather band is displayed. The six preset buttons are assigned to the following frequencies and cannot be changed: PRESET # 1 2 3 4 5 6 Frequency, MHz 162. 40 162. 43 162. 45 162. 47 162. 50 162. 53 NEWS AFFAIRS INFORMATION SPORTS EDUCATION DRAMA CULTURE SCIENCE VARIETY POP MUSIC ROCK MUSIC EASY LISTENING MUSIC LIGHT MUSIC CLASSICAL MUSIC OTHER MUSIC WEATHER FINANCE CHILDREN SOCIAL RELIGIOUS PHONE IN TRAVEL LEISURE JAZZ MUSIC COUNTRY MUSIC NATIONAL MUSIC OLDIES MUSIC FOLK MUSIC DOCUMENTARY ALERT TEST ALARM TEST if you wish to tune to the 7th available frequency, 162. 55MHz, use the TUNE/TRK buttons to locate it. Please note that in Weather Band, the following buttons are not operable: SCAN AS/PS MR1640W User's Manual - page 17 Wiring diagram Follow the wiring illustration below closely to obtain proper performance from your CD receiver. Failure to make these connections properly may result in damage to your unit which will not be covered under your warranty. [. . . ]