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clarion

AM/FM

STEREO

CD

PLAYER

WITH

CD

CHANGER

CONTROL

DRX9255

Owner’s

Guide

■

Contents

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Clarion

DRX9255.

*

Please

read

this

Owner’s

Guide

in

its

entirety

before

operating

this

equipment.

♦

A

fter

reading

this

manual,

be

sure

to

keep

it

in

a

handy

place

(e.g.,

glove

compartment).

*

Check

the

contents

of

the

enclosed

warranty

card

and

keep

it

carefully

with

this

manual.

*

The

subsection

“CD

Changer

Mode

Operations"

of

this

Owner’s

Guide

provides

the

operation

procedure

of

a

CD

changer

which

is

connected

to

DRX9255

by

C-BUS

cable.

{If

you

buy

the

CD

changer

only,

it

is

accompa¬

nied

only

by

its

owner’s

guide.

The

operation

guide

of

the

CD

changer

is

included

in

this

Owner’s

Guide.)

1.

PRECAUTIONS.

2

2.

CONTROLS.

3

3.

FEATURES.4

4.

HANDLING

COMPACT

DISCS.

5

5.

BUTTON

TERMINOLOGY.

6

6.

OPERATION.7

7.

FM

RECEPTION.

1

6

8.

TROUBLESHOOTING.17

9.

ERROR

DISPLAYS.18

10.

SPECIFICATIONS.

1

9

1.

PRECAUTIONS

1.

When

the

inside

of

the

car

is

very

cold

and

the

player

is

used

soon

after

switching

on

the

heater,

moisture

may

form

on

the

disc

or

the

optical

parts

of

the

player

and

proper

play¬

back

may

not

be

possible.

If

moisture

forms

on

the

disc,

wipe

it

off

with

a

soft

cloth.

If

moisture

forms

on

the

optical

parts

of

the

player,

do

not

use

the

player

for

about

one

hour

and

the

condensation

will

disappear

naturally

to

allow

normal

operation.

2.

Driving

on

extremely

bumpy

roads

which

cause

severe

vibration

may

cause

the

sound

to

skip.

3.

This

unit

uses

a

precision

mechanism.

Even

in

the

event

that

trouble

arises,

never

open

the

case,

disassemble

the

unit,

or

lubricate

the

rotating

parts.

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

16

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

resi¬

dential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encour¬

aged

to

consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

USE

OF

CONTROLS,

ADJUSTMENTS,

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

HEREIN,

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

THE

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

SHOULD

NOT

BE

ADJUSTED

OR

REPAIRED

BY

ANYONE

EXCEPT

PROPERLY

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

DRX9255

clarion

12V

©

GROUND

AM

530-171

OkHz/FM

87.9-107.9

MHz

THIS

DEVICE

COMPLIES

WITH

PART

15

OP

THE

FCC

HOLES.

OPERATION

IS

SUBJECT

TO

THE

FOLLOWING

TWO

CONDI

-HONS:

(1)

THIS

DEVICE

MAY

NOT

CAUSE

HARMFUL

INTERFER.

ENCE.

AND

12)

THIS

DEVICE

MUST

ACCEPT

ANY

INTERNE

FIERCE

RECEIVED.

INCLUDING

INTERFERENCE

THAT

MAY

CAUSE

UNDESIRED

OPERATION.

MANUFACTURED

SERIAL

No

P6-2221B

INFORMATION

FOR

USERS:

CHANGES

OR

MODIFICATIONS

TO

THIS

PRODUCT

NOT

APPROVED

BY

THE

MANUFAC¬

TURER

WILL

VOID

THE

WARRANTY

AND

WILL

VIOLATE

FCC

APPROVAL.

2

2.

CONTROLS

Note:

Be

sure

to

spread

this

page

and

refer

to

the

front

diagrams

when

you

read

each

chapter.

SOURCE

UNIT

Note:

Illustration

of

the

display

on

this

page

shows

the

condition

that

all

functions

light,

therefore

actual

display

differs

from

it.

3

3.

FEATURES

■

18

FM/6

AM

Touchbutton

Memory

■

mUEITUNEEa®

FM

Reception

System

■

8

Times

Oversampling

Digital

Filter

■

Dual

20-bit

D/A

Converters

■

Fiber

Optic

Input

for

CD

Changer

■

Random/Repeat/Scan

Play

■

6/12/18-Disc

CD

Changer

Control

Capability

■

Bass

&

Treble

Controls

■

4-Channel

Gold-Plated

Line

Level

Output

■

FM

Diversity

Tuner

■

4

Volt

Line

Level

Output

4

4.

HANDLING

COMPACT

DISCS

This

unit

has

been

designed

specifically

for

reproduction

of

compact

discs

bearing

the

mark.

No

other

discs

can

be

played.

To

remove

the

compact

disc

from

its

storage

case,

press

down

on

the

center

of

the

case

and

lift

the

disc

out,

holding

it

carefully

by

the

edges.

Removing

the

disc

Proper

way

to

hold

Always

handle

the

compact

disc

by

the

edges.

Never

touch

the

surface.

To

remove

fingermarks

and

dust,

use

a

soft

cloth,

and

wipe

in

a

straight

line

from

the

center

of

the

compact

disc

to

the

circumference.

New

discs

may

have

some

roughness

around

the

edges.

The

set

may

not

work

or

the

sound

may

skip

if

such

discs

are

used.

Use

a

ball-point

pen,

etc.

to

remove

roughness

from

the

edge

of

the

disc.

Note

on

Compact

Discs

Never

stick

labels

on

the

surface

of

the

compact

disc

or

mark

the

surface

with

a

pencil

or

pen.

Do

not

use

any

solvents

such

as

commercially

available

cleaners,

anti-static

spray,

or

thinner

to

clean

compact

discs.

Do

not

use

compact

discs

that

have

large

scratches,

are

misshapen,

or

cracked,

etc.

Use

of

such

discs

will

cause

misoperation

or

damage.

Do

not

expose

compact

discs

to

direct

sunlight

or

any

heat

source.

Note:

Do

not

use

commercially

available

CD

protection

sheets

or

discs

equipped

with

stabilizers,

etc.

These

may

get

caught

in

the

internal

mechanism

and

damage

the

disc.

5

5.

BUTTON

TERMINOLOGY

Note:

Be

sure

to

read

this

chapter

referring

to

the

front

diagrams

of

chapter

“2.

CONTROLS”

on

page

3

(spread).

CD

BASS/pull

TREB

(Treble)

Control

Knob

S

Eject

(

±

)

Button

[

©

]

OH

DISP

(Display)

Button

E

RPT

(Repeat)

Button

[©],[<©]

E

CD

Insertion

Slot

®

DISPLAY

(3

Direct

Buttons

[

©

]

Preset

Buttons

[

]

E

Direct

1

Button

E

Direct

5

Button

SS

Direct

4

Button

El

Top

Play

Button

[

©

]

MAG

(Magazine)

Button

[

©

]

BAND

Button

[

(

f

)

]

SU

Up

(

►

>)

Button

5D

Play/Pause

(

►

/»)

Button

[©],[©]

0

Down

(

«)

Button

M

FUNC

(Function)

Button

OS

RDM

(Random)

Button

[©],[

<25]

Bz)

SCN

(Scan)

Button

[©],[©]

AS

(Auto

Store)

Button

[

(

‘f]

SS

ON

Power

Switch

VOL

(Volume)

Control

Knob

pull

BAL

(Balance)

Control

Knob

HU

FAD

(Fader)

Control

Knob

B

DISC

IN

Indicator

[©]

E

Disc

Indicators

[©]

Preset

Indicators

[

{

<

jf]

:

In

Radio

Mode

[

©

]

:

In

CD

Mode

[©]

:

In

CD

Changer

Mode

6

6.

OPERATION

Basic

Operations

Note:

Be

sure

to

read

this

chapter

referring

to

the

front

diagrams

of

_

chapter

“2.

CONTROLS”

on

page

3

(spread):

_

When

this

unit

is

turned

on,

starting

and

stopping

the

engine

of

a

car

with

its

volume

raised

to

the

maximum

level

may

harm

your

hearings.

Be

careful

about

adjusting

the

volume.

NOTE:

Use

this

unit

after

starting

the

engine.

ACC

or

engine

ON

position

3)

Adjust

the

volume

by

rotating

the

VOL

Control

knob

@8.

®

Volume

up:

Rotate

the

knob

clockwise.

@

Volume

down:

Rotate

the

knob

counterclockwise.

Turning

on

the

power

and

adjusting

the

volume

NOTE:

Before

turning

on

the

power

of

this

unit,

turn

on

the

power

of

other

connected

equipment

(amplifier,

graphic

equalizer,

etc.).

1)

Rotate

the

Power

switch

U§

clockwise

until

a

click

is

heard.

The

power

is

turned

on.

Power

ON

•

ON/WLpilieW.

*

A

mode

when

the

power

was

turned

off

last

is

set.

2)

Press

the

FUNC

button

gsj

to

select

the

oper¬

ation

mode.

«•*

The

mode

switches

in

the

following

order

each

time

the

FUNC

button

BU

is

pressed:

*The

mode

can

be

switched

even

while

a

CD

in

the

CD

insertion

slot

or

in

the

CD

changer

is

played.

Notes:

•

If

the

CD

changer

is

not

connected,

CD

changer

mode

cannot

be

selected.

•

If

no

CD

is

loaded

in

the

magazine

during

CD

changer

mode,

“DISC”

flashes

in

the

display.

CO

-j

IS

C

.

-

>

T

*

Turning

off

the

power

Rotate

the

Power

switch

111

counterclockwise

until

a

click

is

heard.

*The

power

can

be

turned

off

when

a

CD

is

being

played.

Adjusting

bass

and

treble

Before

the

adjustment,

press

the

BASSTTREB

Control

knob

0

to

make

it

come

up.

*

Press

this

knob

again

to

push

it

back

to

the

origi¬

nal

position.

<Top

view>

Bass

Treble

Bass

adjustment

Rotate

the

BASS/TREB

Control

knob

0

to

adjust

BASS.

®

Bass

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

clockwise

from

the

mid¬

dle

position

(click

point).

(D

Bass

decreases:

By

rotating

this

knob

counterclockwise

from

the

middle

position

(click

point).

*

Push

the

knob

back

after

adjustment.

7

Treble

adjustment

Pull

the

BASS/TREB

Control

knob

QD

further

from

the

position

where

it

has

come

up

(slightly

tight

at

first)

and

rotate

it

to

adjust

the

treble.

Note:

•

Pull

the

knob

slowly.

If

pulled

forcefully,

it

may

come

off.

®

Treble

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

clockwise

from

the

mid¬

dle

position

(click

point).

(D

Treble

decreases:

By

rotating

this

knob

counterclockwise

from

the

middle

position

(click

point).

—

Click

point

^

Puli

the

knob

further.

*

Push

the

knob

back

after

adjustment.

Balance

adjustment

Pull

the

BAL

Control

knob

US

and

rotate

it

to

adjust

the

balance.

®

Volume

from

the

right

speakers

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

clockwise

from

the

mid¬

dle

position

(click

point).

(D

Volume

from

the

left

speakers

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

counterclockwise

from

the

middle

position

(click

point).

Fader

adjustment

Rotate

the

FAD

Control

knob

fjg

to

adjust

the

fader.

®

Volume

from

the

front

speakers

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

clockwise

from

the

mid¬

dle

point

(click

point).

@

Volume

from

the

rear

speakers

increases:

By

rotating

this

knob

counterclockwise

from

the

middle

point

(click

point).

Switching

the

display

(clock

display

and

others)

Press

the

DISP

button

S

to

select

a

display.

Each

time

the

DISP

button

0]

is

pressed,

the

display

changes

in

the

following

order:

Radio

mode:

Radio

mode

display

4

Clock

display

CD

mode/CD

changer

mode:

4

Track

number

display

i

Play

time

display

Clock

display

^

—

Clock

display

Setting

the

clock

1)

Press

the

DISP

button

00

to

display

the

clock.

2)

Press

and

hold

the

DISP

button

0]

for

1

sec¬

ond

or

longer.

The

clock

display

flashes.

Clock

display

-

H:Q

S

8

3)

P

r

ess

the

Up

button

M

to

adjust

“minute”.

*

Pressing

and

holding

the

Up

button

02j

advance

minutes

quickly.

4)

P

r

ess

the

Down

button

E3

to

adjust

“hour”.

*

Pressing

and

holding

the

Down

button

S3

advance

hours

quickly.

5)

P

r

ess

the

DISP

button

Q0.

The

second

is

reset

to

zero

and

the

clock

is

set.

Notes:

•

If

you

select

another

operation

mode

while

you

are

setting

the

clock,

the

clock

setting

operation

will

be

canceled.

•

If

you

remove

the

battery

for

a

check

or

repair,

the

clock

will

stop,

so

you

must

set

it

again.

Turning

the

BEEP

on

and

off

Each

time

you

press

the

Direct

4

button

S3

while

pressing

and

holding

the

DISP

button

[f]

(dou¬

ble

press),

BEEP

is

turned

on

and

off.

When

BEEP

is

turned

on

or

off,

first,

“BEEP"

and

then,

“On”

or

“OFF”

lights

in

the

display.

BEEP

display

BEEP

Or,

OFF

Switching

the

instrument

lighting

color

Each

time

you

press

the

Direct

1

button

@

while

pressing

and

holding

the

DISP

button

[

3

)

(dou¬

ble

press),

the

instrument

lighting

color

other

than

the

display

color

switches

between

green

and

amber.

9

Radio

Mode

Operations

Listening

to

the

radio

1)

Press

the

FUNC

button

05]

and

select

radio

mode.

2)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

and

select

FM1,

FM2,

FM3

or

AM.

The

band

changes

in

the

following

order

each

time

the

BAND

button

03

is

pressed:

3)

P

ress

the

UP

button

02]

or

the

Down

button

03-

When

a

station

is

found,

it

is

automati¬

cally

tuned

in

{Seek

tuning).

Radio

mode

display

r-

r-i

s

r«:

st

_

f

r

iii*

^

Li.

j

Li

_

i

1

I

"

J

[

I

—

1

AM

or

FM

Mode

Reception

frequency

(Received

band)

*When

listening

to

the

radio

in

stereo

mode,

“ST”

lights

in

the

display.

Tuning

procedure

Manual

tuning

1)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

and

select

the

desired

band.

2)

Press

and

hold

the

BAND

button

03

again

for

2

seconds

or

longer.

“MANU”

lights

in

the

dis¬

play

and

manual

tuning

becomes

available.

3)

Press

the

Up

button

0H

or

the

Down

button

03

to

tune

in

to

the

desired

frequency.

Seek

tuning

1)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

and

select

the

desired

band.

2)

When

“MANU”

lights

in

the

display,

press

and

hold

the

BAND

button

03

for

2

seconds

or

longer.

When

“MANU”

disappears

from

the

display,

the

seek

tuning

becomes

available.

3)

Press

the

Up

button

0H

or

the

Down

button

03.

Tuning

automatically

stops

when

a

sta¬

tion

is

found.

Preset

tuning

1

)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

to

select

a

desired

band.

2

)

Press

the

Preset

buttons

0

(1

to

6).

Preset

memory

function

A

total

of

24

stations

can

be

preset

in

the

Preset

buttons

ES

(1

to

6).

*Up

to

18

FM

stations

(6

each

for

the

FM1,

FM2

and

FM3)

and

6

AM

stations

can

be

preset

in

the

Preset

buttons

@

(1

to

6).

*When

a

station

is

preset,

the

station

previously

stored

in

the

memory

at

that

position

is

cleared.

Manual

memory

function

1)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

to

select

the

band

at

which

to

store

the

station.

2)

Press

the

Up

button

02]

or

the

Down

button

03

to

tune

in

to

the

station

to

be

preset

3)

Press

and

hold

one

of

the

Preset

buttons

[7]

(1

to

6)

at

which

you

want

to

store

that

station

for

2

seconds

or

longer.

The

station

is

stored

at

that

button.

Auto

store

function

1)

Press

the

BAND

button

03

to

select

the

band

of

the

stations

you

want

to

store.

2)

Press

and

hold

the

AS

button

07]

for

2

sec¬

onds

or

longer.

Stations

with

good

reception

are

automatically

stored.

*lf

there

are

fewer

than

6

stations

with

good

reception,

the

stations

previously

stored

at

the

remaining

Preset

buttons

[7]

(1

to

6)

are

not

cleared.

Preset

scanning

When

the

SCN

button

07]

is

pressed,

the

preset

stations

stored

in

the

Preset

buttons

[7]

(1

to

6)

are

tuned

in

for

7

seconds

each

in

the

order

in

which

they

were

stored.

When

the

preset

station

is

tuned

in,

the

Preset

indicator

[b]

of

the

corresponding

Preset

button

lights.

If

you

want

to

select

the

station

currently

tuned

in,

press

the

Preset

button

\T\

whose

Preset

indicator

\b\

lights.

*

If

the

SCN

button

07]

is

pressed

and

held

for

2

seconds

or

longer,

the

auto

store

function

is

set.

*

A

station

that

cannot

be

tuned

in

is

skipped

and

the

next

preset

station

is

tuned

in.

Preset

scan

display

fin

1-5

5

3

□

-

?

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Preset

number

10