Faurecia Clarion Electronics 92AJC215R CB RADIO User Manual

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MARST E CH LIMITED
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EXHIBIT C
[FCC Ref. 2.983(d)(8)]
"User Manual"
Exhibit can [16 Pages]
Clarion Co. LtdI/JC—ZISR
FCC 1D: AX292AJC215R
Marstech Report No. 98389D
EXHIBIT C
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FCC ID: AX29ZAJC215R
Marstech Repon No. 98389D
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CLARION PATENT
Audio Output
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BEEP SOUND
AUTO REVERSE
DOLBY B
METAL
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BLSGlank Skip)
Frequency Band
Cassette
Deck
Program
PRESE'I‘ STATION
SEEK UP/DOWN
PRESET UPIDOWN
FM STEREO
AUTO STORE
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Clarion
DISK UP/DOWN
TRACKUPIDOW’N
Speaker:l.4WX4
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A85 1 lOdB/lOOHz
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AUTO
AUTO
AM:530~ 1 710m:
FM:87.75~ 107.9MHz
AMtech
FMzsch X 3
Each Fr,Rr
Frequency
Number of ch
TX Power
AUDIO MUTE
ROGER BEEP SOUND
P‘I'l‘ BUTTON Fr
Rt
hanemiseion
Reception SQUELCH
RX VOLUME
Fr REMOTE All the operations above
CONTROLL are possible
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DISPLAY On the Fr REMOTE
CONTROLLER
Rt REMOTE P’l'l‘ BUTTON
CONTROLL Rr HEAD SET VOLUME
ER
27MHz Band
40ch in Tbtal
11:11:26.965MHZ
400h:27.405MHz
4W
AUTO
On the SW in the left
side of the handle
Rt on the REMOTE
CONTROLLER
0~2D
0~20
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P. 2/2
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Maxzfiwx 2
0~30
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—6~ +6
F9~R9
5 levels
Tbuch tone
Changeable onloff
Before/aha 9
ZODkHzISTEP
10 kHz/STEP
Right side of the
cassette
[IE-mm-
0 Volume 1) Change In volume during audio playback ->
2) Change in volume of CB sounds received —> P
e in GB -uelch level —>P
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l) Access to beginning of tape
2) Going through radio channels
3) CD (O/P) track advance
4) Movement of CB channel
5) Change of CB squelch level
6) Change of frequency at manual radio
selection
7) Change of each setting in set mode
Reshectiv - rd o-erations
9 Seesaw SW. Short res!
T) Access to tape on
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1-3 tb'Jhsw. gm
1) Change of each setting I" set mode
[Audio]
OutptutfiBASS—‘TREBflFADE—T
Manuel select radio stationPAVcfil'Ji'Jl-x
(Volume control)
2) Automatic selection of radio music (SEEI
3) CD disk advance
Respective upward operations
Changeover oftape run direction
2) Automatic selection of radio music (SEEl
3) CD disk advance
Respective downward operations
5) Change of CB squelch level
8) Frequency change in manual radio station
7) Change of each setting in set mode
Res- eotive downward o -erations
r more)
2) change in audio source
Tao1e—eFM1—'FM2—'FM3-|
'-‘-AUX~—CD 0 P «—AM—‘
Extended mags (fo
[CB]
Output-‘lntercom VOLfifleger beem
I (ON/OFF)
1 ca paler OFF
chlnnel “lect —' wuelch level -|
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z) Chanle of ca condition
[OI—L: tu- when ca .. erisO
Pressing ® cause
power supply to be
0N..
0 And pressing the button ® for 1 sec. or more when audio power supply is ON causes audio
power supply (0 be OFF
Pressing G) for 1 sec.
Or more causes power
sunolv to be OFF.
0 Pressing the bunon©when CB power supply Is OFF causes CB power supply to be ON, which in
turn causes the indlcalor to Iighi up.
Pressing (9 causes power
supply to be ONr
~ And pressing the button © when CB power supply is ON for 1 sec. or more causes CB power
supply to be OFF, whlch in turn causes the indicator ®to go out.
Presslng © for 1 sec. or
more causes power
supply to be ON.
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0 Tape operation Includes the following:
- Playback of tape
~ Volume change
- Tape access (9 music places back and forth)
~ Change of tape running direction
- Dolby ONIOFF
. Tape ejection 0 Be sure to close the deck cover in the rain
~ Tape blank skip 0 Avoid high water pressure wash.
- 1 - PI k T
- Tape is played back in the following 2 ways
<1> When tape is not in the deck:
0 Putting the tape in the cassette insert pon automatically starts playback, indlcating “PLAY" and a
tape mark in the display.. Lam-m
<2> When tape Is in the deck:
0 Each short press at the button ® changes
operation. gIWEfiFM1—'FM2~FM3—>
It—AU Xt-C D (0/P)t—AM<—
. 1 .
0 Turn the volume knob to set the volume.
0 The indication “V0: 0 to 30” automatically returns to
“PLAY" if non-operation continues for one second.
. 1 , ' i Mu '
- Access to 9 music pieces is possible forward and reverse.
1) A short press at the button ® (femard) or (ID (reverse) during playback starts access to
or “—1“ (reverse) displayed to its left.
(Auto Program Control)
2) A further press at ® or © during operation enables access to a maximum is different
pieces, sklpping the number of pieces displayed here
3) A press at the opposlte button (® vs ® or @ vs ®) stops access at that point.
. . | in i
0 An extended press (for 1 sec or more) at ® or (9 can change the direction of the mnning tape
The operation remains the same whichever of ® or (9 is pressed.
With the change of the tape running direction, “F" (Fonnard) on the left of the display window
changes to “R” (Reverse) or vice versa.
-1— 0 N F
0 An extended press (for 2 see. or more) at the button (inject button) to the left of the insert port of
the cassette deck activates Dolby ON/OFF.
It Dolby is ON. “B NFi” appears on the left of
the display window
-1» T
0 To take me tape out of the deck, give a short
press to the button (eject button) to the left of
the insert port.
0 “BLS” appears In the window for non-recordlng state and the tape is on fast lonlvard to the next
music.
3 » 0 ‘n i
O The following can be done during radio
operation.
0 Selection of receiving band
0 Selection of receivlng station
0 Automatic selection of radio stations (seek)
0 Manual selection of radio stations
' Writing a radio station's preset memory
0 Automatic writing of broadcasting station (Australia)
3 - - 1 l ' I ' n
This radio is provided with three FM bands and one AM band. totaling 4 bands Each band is
selected with the button ©.
Each press at th button © selects as follows: .I
ifap'efii
I ‘T A U x ‘T C D (0/7) “M‘- and you can select the hand you want.
Selected band “FM2" and “receiving frequency" are indicated in the left of the display window.
. . | ‘ ‘ n e e
This radio can preset 6 stations per band. e.g., a total of 24 stations (18\FM stations and 6 AM
stations). Advancing the present stations is done by the button ® or ®. Each press at the button
® advances the receiving stations in the ascending sequence of cm —* ch2 —' ch3 —' ch4—'
chs -> chs —* chi —> r The button ®changes the stations in the descending sequence.
The selected channel ch3 appears on the left
of the display window.
3-~ ' 'n
An extended press (for 1 sec. or more) at the button (2) or ® results in automatic selection of
stations. if a station above certain frequency is found during operation, that station is
automatically selected and the selection is stopped.
3 - - 4 u I n roa ti ta ' s
Stations with too weak frequencies for automatic selection can be selected manually.
Here are the steps for manual selection:
1) First put in radio mode (FM1 to 3. AM).
2) Press the button (5) for the set mode. Each short press changes the mode, so give an indication
of radio
3.. 'Pr id
Stations can be present through automatic selection or manual selection (18 EM stations. 6 AM
stations)
Presetting can be done In either of the following two ways. though b y Step 1 you can only write the
stations automatically selected.

1) Enter preset memory mode by giving an extended press (for 2 sec. or more) at the button ©.
2) Then go to automatic station selection with an
extended press a(for 1 sec or more) the button ®
or ® to ilnd a desired station. Continue till you find a desired station.
a) if you find a desired station, give a short press at ® or (9 (preset channel move) and recall the
channel you want to write (1 to 6 for each channel)
4) When the desired station and write channel are determined, start writing while giving a short
press at the button ©.

1) Search a station you want to put into memory through automatic or manual station selection .
2) Give an extended press to the button (5) (for 2 sec. or more for preset memory mode. Then
the radio frequency and channel begln flashing,
3) With a short press at® and (3 (preset channel
advance). call up a channel you want to write into
(1 to 6 for each band) 4
4) If you decide on a desired station and channel, press the button © and write in.
3 - 2 - 6. Auto storing (AUTO STORE) of stations
0 You can automatically write in preset memory 6 upper stations (with frequency intense enough
for automatic selection) than the one you are listening to. (AUTO STORE operation)
1) Give an extended press (for 2 see. or more) to the button © tor preset mode. Then the radio
frequency and channel begin flashing.
2) With a short press at (D and © (preset channel
advance) ,ca|| up channel “Ni
3) With a short press at the button © in this state, AUTO STORE begins to be activated
10
3 - E
0 6-00 changer can be Installed (Inside the travel compartment).
0 By connecting the CD Changer "000636" of Clarion and specific DN cable, you can operate the
changer with the mounted remote control
mounted on the machine.
0 While the CD changer is in operation. you can:
' Play back CD.
. Advance the track.
- Advance the disk.
3 — 3 — l Playback of CD
c For CD playback, first flt the CD magazine in the changer.
1) Each short press at the button ® Tape 4 -'F M14 FM 24 FM 8-'
changes operation. E 1 t-AU X4—C D(0/P)t—AM€-
Pressing the button Q) several times for CD mode starts the playback of a CD.
Playback of Disk 5 In Track 3 causes "6-“ and
the CD mark to be displayed in the window.
MM
0 During CD playback, a short press at the button (2 (advance) or the button 6) (reverse) starts
track advance operation. Track advance is performed onl
the disk being played back.
3-~ c
0 During CD playback. an extended press (for 1 sec. or more) at the button ® (advanoe) or the
button (3 (reverse) starts track advanoe operation,
11
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0 While GB is in operation. you can:
. Change channels for receipt and transmission.
~ Change squelch levels.
~ Change volume for receipt and transmission.
' Receive! transmit CB.
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1) Each short press at button 6) causes operation to change from on to another.
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Display changes CH: 01 to 40.
.gnamgl_s_e|gmion->Squelch level—> 1
2) Then, give a short press to ® (upward) or ® (downward). You can change the receipv
transmission channel from one to another.
1) Each short press at the button © changes operation
from one to another.
Display "80: 1 to 20 for squelch level
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2) Then, give a short press to ® (upward) or CD (downward) and set the squelch level. Or you
can set the squelch level by turning the knob G).
3) if no operation follows 5 sec. after setting the squelch level, the window automatically returns to
the channel display.
3 - - 3 l I o e
1) Change to GB model with a short press at the button GD“
2) Fleoeipt volume can only be set in the channel display window. Turn the volume knob ® to
adjust the volume. It non-operation follows for 1 sec., "cVo'. 0 to 20” automatically returns to
the channel display.
12
3-4- . I re m n CB

- If CB is received, “RX" Is displayed.

- Press at the left handlebar SW and from P.T4T. SW transmits microphone sounds. with “TX" being
displayed.
13
3-. X
' In exterior audio equlpment is connected to the AUX terminal. playback ls possible on the
machine’s speaker.
1) Exterior audio equipment is connected to the AUX terminal to the right of the cassette insert
port,
A U X terminal
2) Each short press at the button G) changes
operation from one to another.
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Presslng the button @ several times for ' l '
3 I 4-AUX<—C D(OlP)*—AMt— i
AUX mode causes the exterior audio ~~
equipment to play back.
14
g - 5. Sgfllng
ll mode is set, you can:
 - Change over output (speaker % headset).
' Adjust sound quality in low range.
' Adiust sound quality in high range.
' Adjust fader (front! rear balance).
' Adlust intercom volume.
' Change over auto volume lever.
' Select music on the radio manually.
 - Change over output (speaker e headset)
‘ Adjust intercom volume
’ Tum ONI OFF Roger beep.
These settlngs can be made wlth the same operation
1) Each short press at the button ® changes the mode from one to another, and you can select a
desired setting.

2) By pressing the buttons ® and @. the setting can be changed.
Output change over(speaker Q headset)
Output on speaker Output on headset
ar
15
Adjustment of sound in low range
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