Owner's Manual

Mounting
the unit When
removing
the
unit from the
installation sleeve
If
you
need to remove the unit
from the installation
sleeve,
proceed
as follows.
Remove the rear
supporter
from the unit.
Remove the front
panel
from
the unit.
Insert the lever into hole
on one side of the
unit,
and
pull
the lever toward
you.
Do the same
operation
on
the other side and
pull
out
the unit from the installation
sleeve.
Installations
A
Main connector
Connect the main connector to the
female connector on the back of the
unit.Antenna Connection
Insert the
plug
of the car antenna
cable into the
jack
at the rear of
the unit.
Ground
Connection(Black)
Connect the
ground
lead
(black)
to a metal
part
of the
vehicle and secure it
using
the
screw
provided
on the vehicle
for this
purpose.
If this connection is
loose,
or if
the cord is connected to
something
other than a metal
part
of the
car,
noise or
malfunction
may
result.
Precautions:
Be careful not to touch the
rear side
panel
of the unit
when
removing
the unit from
the installation
sleeve,
since
it
may
be hot. On this side
the
cooling
ribs are located.
The unit is
designed
to
operate only
on 12 volt DC
negative ground
electrical
system.
When
you replace
the
fuse,
besuretouseafuseof
specified amperage
for each
wire as mentioned in
chapter
Connections .
Using
a fuse
of
higher amperage may
cause serious
damage
to the
unit.
Notes:
Use
only
the
parts
included
with the unit to ensure
proper
installation. The use of
unauthorized arts can cause
malfunctions.
Consult with
your
nearest
car audio dealer if installation
requires
the
drilling
of holes or
other modifications of the
vehicle.
Do not use the front
panel
as
a
way
of
gripping
the unit
during
installation and
wiring.
The front
panel may
come
away
and the unit
may drop
on the floor.
Periodically wipe
the contacts
on the back of the front
panel
with a cotton
swap
moistened
with alcohol.
Take time to read this OWNER S MANUAL
thoroughly. Familiarity
with installation and
operating procedures
will
help you
obtain the
best
performance
from
your
CAR Receiver.
Detachable Front
Panel Car Receiver
OWNER'S MANUAL
MODEL: TCC-5710
TCC-5720
P/N:3834RR0001W
Connections
Connections
Power
Supply
Lead
(Red)
Connect the red
power supply
wire to the 12V + terminal
controlled
by
the car
ignition
switch.
Memory Back-up
Lead
(Yellow)
Connect the
yellow memory
power supply
wire to a 12V +
terminal that is
always supplied
with
power regardless
of the
vehicle s
ignition
switch
position.
If this connection is made
incorrectly
or is not made at
all,
the unit will not work.
Line Out
Jacks(Optional)
Connect to the Line-in RCA
jacks
of the
power amplifier.
Power Antenna
Lead/External
Amplifier
Remote Turn-on Lead
Your will find a
separate
lead,
blue with a male terminal
suitable to
many
automatic
antenna. This lead is not to be
used with non-automatic
antenna. If an automatic car
antenna is
used,
when
connecting
the
lead,
the
antenna will be
automatically
extened when the main switch
is turned on. This can also be
used as a remote turn-on wire
connection for
amplifiers
that
have a remote
sensing
lead.
Using
this connection will allow
simultaneous
turning
on/off of
the radio and an external
amplifier.
Precautions
Do not
bring
the
connecting
cords near
parts
whose
temperature
will rise when
the vehicle is driven.
Secure the connectors
securely
so that
they
are
locked into
position.
Improper
connection can
result in noise or
hamper
operation.
This car receiver is not
desingned
to utilize the vehicle's chassis as
the electrical return
path
from the
speaker
to the radio.
Always
use
two conductor wire between each
speaker
and
your
stereo unit.
4-Speakers
connection
Use 4~8 Ohm
impedance
speakers.
Refer to the
following
connections
diagram.
A
A
CD CHANGER
(optional)
Antenna Jack
Line Out Jack
(Optional)
Antenna
Signal
Dashboard
Installation
sleeve
Bend the claws
according
to the
thickness
of the dashboard.
Location of Controls
Setting
the Clock Time
POWER
(PWR)Button
MUTE Button
EJECT( )
Button
CASSETTE Door
REW/FF( )
Button
[DIRECTION]
CLOCK Button
RELEASE Button
?
PRESET Buttons
(1-6)
?
CD RANDOM
(RDM)
PLAY
Button
?
REPEAT
(RPT)
Button
?
CD INTRO SCAN
(INT)
Button
?
CD PLAY/PAUSE
( )
Button
?
DISC
(D -/+)
Button
LCD
Display
AS/PS Button
BAND/CD Button
TUNE +/- Button
( )
(CLOCK Adjust)
MD/LD Button
CONTROL UP/DOWN Button
Press CLOCK button once
momentarily
to
display
the
time.
Press the CLOCK button 2
seconds,
and clock
indication will be
displayed
for 5 seconds.
Adjust
the
clock within 5 seconds.
Pressing
TUNE + button
adjusts
the hour.
Pressing
TUNE
-
button
adjusts
the minute.
Press the CLOCK
button,
the
display
returns to the
previous display
after 5
seconds.
MD/LD
VOL TUNE
AS/PS
BAND
MENU
123
456
CLOCK RELEASE
PWR
1
23 4 567
8
9 11
10
1213
14
MD/LD
VOL TUNE
AS/PS
BAND
MENU
PWR
HOUR
MINUTE
CLOCK
Sound
Adjustment
Power(PWR)
Button
Press PWR button or
any
other
button to turn the unit on.
Press PWR button
again
to
turn it off.
Note:
When
you press
the PWR button
for 2 seconds after
setting
the
proper
Volume level and notice
your setting
is memorized
simultaneously.
Whenever
you
turn on the
unit,
it will
operate
at
the volume level memorized.
MD/LD Button
Press the to
change
the control
of
volume, bass, treble,
balance
and fader.
CONTROL UP/DOWN
Button
After
you
have selected the
proper
mode
by using
the
MD/LD
button,
control the
desired function
by pressing
this buttons within 5 seconds.
After
you
finish
selecting
modes,
the unit returns to the
initial mode.
Operating display
in all
modes:
A numeric
display
is
converted
by pressing
this
buttons.
Loudness Function
Press the MD/LD button for
more than 2
seconds,
activates
the loudness circuit which
boosts to
compensate
the
human ear's lack of
sensitivity
to
bass at low levels.
Mute Button
This button is
operated
as
muted state on/off.
The
relesing
mode mute
state is when
any
button is
pressed again.