Custom Autosound USA-630II second series User Manual
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Sound Controls
Pressing tuning knob (4) will toggle the LCD display in this order - (VOL)--
(BAS)--(TRB)--(BAL L_R)--(FAD F_R). If an adjustment is not made or the tun-
ing knob not pressed for 5 seconds the display will revert to regular function.
Adjust Balance (Left to
Right)
1. Press tuning knob (4) until
the display shows BAL L-R.
2. Rotate volume control
knob (1) to adjust the speak-
er balance from left to right.
The display will read from 10L to 10R or L--R if set in the middle. Adjust the bal-
ance until you can hear speakers evenly from both sides.
Adjust Fader (Front to
Rear) in 4 speaker system
1. Press tuning knob (4) until
the display shows FAD F--R.
2. Rotate the volume control
knob (4) to adjust the sound
from front to rear. The dis-
play will read 10F to 10R or F--R if set in the middle. Adjust balance until you
can hear speakers evenly from front and rear.
Adjust Bass
1. Press tuning knob (4) until
the display shows BAS.
2. Rotate volume control knob
(1) clockwise to increase bass
and counter clockwise to
decrease. Be aware that a bass
level that is to high may cause distortion from your speakers.
Adjust Treble
1. Press tuning knob (4) until
the display shows TRB.
2. Rotate volume control knob
(1) clockwise to increase treble
and counter clockwise to
decrease. Be aware that a tre-
ble level that is to high may cause distortion.
Loudness Compensation
1. Press and HOLD tuning knob (4) for 2 seconds then release.
2. Short press repeatedly until LOUDNESS shows on the display. Rotate the
volume knob to turn loudness on or off. If loudness is on it will show LOUD on
the right side of the LCD display. Loudness is for lower volume listening it will
boost bass and treble. If you are playing the radio at very high volume it could
cause some distortion. In that case turn off the loudness function
PRESS
PRESS
TURN
TURN
TURN
TURN
PRESS
PRESS
CD Changer Operation
This radio is only compatible with the
Custom Autosound USA-CD10 10
disc changer.
1. With CD magazine in place in
changer, press the CD button (3)
Until CDC is displayed on the
LCD.
2. To select a disc press CD up (6) or CD down (7) until the desired disc number is
shown on the LCD display (10).
3. To fast forward through a track, press button (8) track up and hold. Release when you
reach the desired section.
4. To fast rewind through a track, press button (9) track down and hold. Release when
you reach the desired section.
5. To skip to the next track, turn knob (4) clockwise .To go to the previous track, turn
. . .
knob (4) counter clockwise.
6. To change the mode to another source, press the CD button until the desired source
is shown on the LCD display (10).
CD
Indicator
Disc
Number
Track
Number
Disc
Up
Disc
Down
Track
Up
Track
Down
Track
UP/Down
TURN
USB Player
The USB decoder is compatible with MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer-3) and WMA (Windows
Media Audio) files. It is preferable to set up your flash drive/thumb drive with a folder
system. This way you can advance to another set of songs (folder) by pressing the disc
up or disc down buttons. Similar to having multiple disc in a CD changer.
1. Insert your flash drive/thumb drive into the
USB jack (located on 18” extension from the
back of radio).
2. Press the CD button until USB PLAY is
displayed on the screen. The radio will auto-
matically start playing your files starting with
the first file on the flash drive.
3. To change songs use the track up or track
down buttons (8)(9). Use the disc up disc
down buttons (6)(7) to change folders if your
drive is set up with folders.
4. To view the MP3/WMA song ID-3 informa-
tion press the Menu button (5). The display
will change from (TIME---FILE NAME---
ARTIST---ALBUM). If there is no ID-3 informa-
tion in the file the display will say NO ID3.
Note: The folder name or number does not
appear on the LCD Display. Track numbers
for songs in the folder are determined by the
order in which they were recorded to the
flash drive.
The player will not play MP4 or files with
copy protection.
Track #
File Type
Menu
Folder
Up
Folder
Down
Track
Up
Track
Down
ID3 File Information