Yamakawa M2090 M2095 - Manual (Page 5)

DIN-REAR MOUNTING (METHOD B)
Installation
Removing the unit
1. Preparations
Before you remove the frame, operate the OPEN key
(#7) to take out the operating unit.
2+3. Distance frame
Next, pull out the distance frame.
4. Using the removal key
After you have removed the frame of the radio, lower the
operating unit again.
Now apply the key at the sides of the radio as shown in
the figure and pull it out.
Use the screw holes on the side of the unit during
installation.
Mount the unit on the holes prefabricated by the
manufacturer.
1. Preparations
Choose a position where the screw holes of the angle
support line up with the holes on the unit. Fasten the
screws on two holes on each side.
2. The screw holes
3. Fastening tracks of the unit manufacturer
4. Dashboard or console
NOTE: The mounting frame, cover frame and punched
plate are not required for Method B.
Operation
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SEL SEL
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SEL SEL
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SEL SEL
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SEL SEL
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Playing an MP3 Disc
Insert your MP3 and all tracks will be played
consecutively or you can move forward to the next track,
or backwards, repeat, shuffle, or scan each track on the
disc with the keys provided.
Searching Tracks on an MP3 Disc
Three search methods are available to find the track
required on a digital MP3 disc. As a large number of
tracks can be stored on a single MP3 Disc, the search
can be complicated to perform if the tracks are not
numbered and stored in a logical directory structure and
order on the disc.
WARNING. To avoid distraction you must not attempt to
perform searches while driving a vehicle.
The search mode is initiated by pressing the "APS" Key
either once, twice , or three times, to enter one of the
search methods described below. Use the following table
to find key assignment. Alternatively use volume up /
down during text search to select desired text letters.
For example
While in text search mode, to enter the text letter "R"
press the M6 button three times.
While in numerical search mode, to enter the number
37 press "M3" followed by "mode".
Key Assigned in Searching Mode (Table 1)
Insert the MP3 disc and wait for it to load before
beginning a search.
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• Method 3 - By Alphabetical Directory Structure
(The directory structure is how the tracks are grouped in
folders or directories on the disc. The directory "name" is
the name that was given when the disc was recorded. It
may be any text string. )
• Press "APS" (#18) Three times.
• Scroll the result by using the " “ (#16) or " " (#17)
keys, and the "BAND" Key (#13) to Accept the track or
to move to the next level if the result is a directory.
• At any time the directory indicator “ `` “ is displayed
use the " " (#16) or " “ (#17) keys to scroll or the
"BAND" (#13) Key to move back up one directory.
Note: Searching by folder (or directory) can be used to
quickly get to the desired group of songs.
• ID3 Tag (Optional Feature)
Press the “DISP” Key (#15) to display the ID3 Tag
information.
Method 1 - By Numerical Track Number
Press "APS" (#18) Once
Then from the key assignment list (Table 1) enter the 1,
2 or 3 digit track number consecutively
ress "BAND" (#13) or wait a few seconds and the
selected track will play.
Method 2 - By Alphabetical Directory or Track Name
Press "APS" (#18) Twice
Then enter one or more letters of the name using the
key assignment list (Table 1). After each letter is entered
press the "SEL" (#10) key to move to the next letter.
Press "BAND" (#13) once all desired letters have been
entered.
Every directory, artist name or track on the disc that
contains the letter or letters entered in your search will
be displayed in a list that can be scrolled or moved
through using the " “ (#16) or " “ keys (#17) , and
the "BAND" Key (#13) to accept the displayed entry to
begin playing immediately, or move to the next level if
the result of the search was another Directory.
If the “ `` “ Symbol is shown you have arrived at the
next directory so again scroll using the " “ (#16) or
“ “ (#17) keys, and the "BAND" (#13) Key to Accept
the track or again move to the next level if the result is a
directory.
Note: The more letter used, the more exact the result
listed. For example, searching on ‘E’ in the song ‘Eleven
o’clock’ will bring up every name with an ‘E’ in the title,
so try to use more unique letters where possible to limit
results, say using ‘VE’ instead of ‘E’.
MP3 OPERATION
P, Q, R, 6
10 TRACK UP
APS
BAND
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
MODE
TUNE
TUNE ¦
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SEL
DISP
VOL + VOL-
Mode Select
ENTER
A, B, C, 1
D, E, F, 2
G, H, I, 3
J, K, L, 4
M, N, O, 5
10 TRACK DOWN
S, T, U, 7
Y, Z, SPACE, 9
V, W, X, 8
CHARACTER
SHIFT RIGHT
_, -, +, 0
CHARACTER SELECT
(A, B 8, 9, 0)