Insignia NS-C3113 - Manual (Page 7)

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Insignia NS-C3113 Car CD Deck
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Using your car CD deck
Using the CD deck - basic operation
To use the CD deck:
1 Press (power)/MODE to turn on the CD
deck.
2 Press (power)/MODE repeatedly to toggle
the mode between TUNER, S-CDP (single
disc playback), and AUX.
3 Make the following adjustments, according to
your taste:
• Turn the VOL/SEL knob to adjust the
volume (clockwise to
increase/counterclockwise to decrease).
• Press MUTE to mute the sound. Press
again to restore the sound to the previous
setting.
• Press VOL/SEL to select the sound
characteristic mode you want. Choices
include VOL (volume - default), BAS
(bass), TRE (treble), FAD (fader), and
BAL (balance). When you select a
characteristic, turn the VOL knob to
adjust.
• Press and hold VOL/SEL for three
seconds to cycle through DSP OFF,
ESP 12, SEEK 1, and BEEP ON.
• DSP OFF–Turn the VOL knob to cycle
through the sound presets. Choices
include POP, ROCK, CLASS, FLAT,
and DSP OFF.
• ESP 12–Turn the VOL knob to choose
between ESP 12 and ESP 45. (Sets
the level of Electronic Shock Protection
- use higher setting on rougher roads)
• BEEP ON–Turn the VOL knob to
choose between BEEP ON and BEEP
OFF. (When enabled, your radio
sounds a beep when you press a
knob)
• SEEK–Turn the VOL knob to choose
between SEEK 1 and SEEK 2. (The
frequency moves one step up/down
when T-UP/DOWN key is pressed for
less than .5 seconds. SEEK MODE is
activated when T-UP/DOWN key is
pressed for longer than .5 seconds.
SEEK 1 is activated when the key is
pressed for longer than .5 seconds.
SEEK 2 is activated when the key is
released.)
4 In TUNER and Aux in modes, press DISP to
display time information, press again to
return to normal display.
5 To turn the CD deck off, press and hold the
(power)/MODE button until it turns off.
6 Press and hold DISP for at lease two
seconds to enter Clock Adjust mode (the
clock blinks), then rotate the VOL knob
counterclockwise to adjust the minutes
forward.
Using the CD player
To use the CD player:
1 Insert a CD/MP3 disc (label side up) in the
CD slot. The CD deck automatically turns on
and switches to CD (single disk, CD
playback) mode.
• To go to the next or previous
track—Press
(next) or
(previous), respectively.
• To fast forward or fast reverse the
CD—Press and hold
(next) or
(previous), respectively.
• To play or pause the CD—Press 1/
(play/pause) to pause playback. Press 1/
(play/pause) again to resume
playback. Press and hold 1/
(play/pause) for one second to go to the
first track on the disc.
• To play the first 10 seconds of each
track on a CD—Press 2/INT. “INT”
appears on the LCD, as well as the track
number and elapsed time. When you get
to the track you want, press 2/INT again to
play it.
• To repeat a CD—Press 3/RPT. Press
3/RPT again to resume normal playback.
• To play CD tracks in random
order—Press 4/RDM. Press 4/RDM
again to resume normal playback.
• In MP3 mode, to go back 10 tracks on
the disc—Press 5/DN.
• In MP3 mode, to go forward 10 tracks
on the disc—Press 6/UP.
2 To eject the CD, press EJECT. The player
automatically switches to radio mode when
the CD is ejected.
Searching tracks in MP3 mode
In this example, we are searching for track 245.
To search tracks on an MP3 disc:
1 Press AMS to enter the initial search mode.
The LCD shows “TRK SCH.”
2 Press VOL/SEL. The LCD shows “TRK 001,”
and the third number (1) blinks for five
seconds.
3 Rotate the VOL/SEL knob so that the third
number changes to a 5, then press VOL/SEL
to select that number. The LCD shows “TRK
005.”
When you have selected the first number, the
second number (0) blinks for five seconds.
Note
After completing the installation, or after
disconnecting or replacing your car’s battery,
when you are ready to play the unit, remove the
front panel, then press the RESET button on the
base with a pointed object (such as ball-point pen)
to set the unit to initial status.
Note
If no changes are made within three seconds, the
CD deck exits the adjustment mode.
Note
If you press VOL/SEL more than three seconds,
the fifth track is played.