User manual SONY CDX-GT660UP

[. . . ] Store the three transport screws in the supplied plastic bag. s DETERMINE THE MOUNTING POSITION FOR THE CD CHANGER Possible locations are: - in the luggage boot (trunk), - in the glove compartment, - under the seats or, - behind the seats of a pick-up truck. The installation must not interfere with the legroom or influence the safe driving of the vehicle. If the CD changer is to be mounted in the luggage boot, first install the extension cable (B in Fig. · Ensure that the plug at the dashboard side correctly fits the connector of the car radio adapter cable 1 or 2 (or the cable already fitted to certain types of car radio). [. . . ] · If you have to drill holes for the extension cable, ensure that the edges of the holes are free from swarf. · Ensure that the cable is not bent at sharp angles and cannot be damaged by any moving parts in the vehicle. · Do not mount the unit upside-down if mounted horizontally or at an angle of 45° (Fig. · The opening for the CD magazine must face upwards in case of vertical mounting (Fig. · The maximum inclination may not exceed 15° from the horizontal or vertical axis (Fig. 6). 3 SHOCK ABSORBER ADJUSTMENT The CD changer is pre-set at the factory for horizontal mounting (Fig. If you mount the CD changer vertically, or at a 45° angle, (or if you later change the mounting angle) you must first change the shock absorber setting. · Change the position of the setting mechanisms at both sides of the CD changer using a screwdriver. After setting the position of the shock absorbers, glue the supplied stickers G over the holes of the setting mechanisms (CHD 1002S only). 4 MOUNTING GB A 1 Caution: Take care not to drill into the fuel tank, the exhaust pipe system, the catalytic converter or the cables laying behind or below any drilled holes! · To prevent dust and dirt entering the unit, glue the supplied stickers F over all unused mounting holes of the CD changer (see Figs. 10 and 18). MOUNTING IN THE LUGGAGE BOOT Fix brackets A (L) and (R) to the lower sides of the CD changer using the hexagonal bolts C (Figs. Installation is now complete. 6 OPERATION FILLING THE MAGAZINE 1 GB 2 3 Pull the tab on the magazine's disc tray to remove one of the trays. Place the disc on the tray with its play surface facing up (label surface facing down). · The CD changer will not function if the discs are placed with the wrong side facing upwards. Press the tab on the disc tray to store the tray back in the magazine. · Up to 6 or 10 discs can be loaded depending on version. INSERTING THE MAGAZINE 1 Open the sliding door. 2 3 4 Hold the magazine the correct way up with the narrow side facing the opening of the CD changer as shown. Gently push the magazine into the opening of the CD changer (until you hear a click). Close the sliding door to prevent dust and dirt from entering the CD changer. 1 2 3 TAKING OUT THE MAGAZINE 1 2 Fully open the sliding door. Close the sliding door. 3 4 7 OPERATION HANDLING DISCS · Do not drop discs. · Wipe a dirty disc surface clean with a soft cloth; move from the centre to the edge. · Never use publicity CDs! RESET FUNCTION If the CD changer does not appear to be functioning correctly, you can reset the unit by pressing the RESET button. [. . . ] · Wipe a dirty disc surface clean with a soft cloth; move from the centre to the edge. · Never use publicity CDs! RESET FUNCTION If the CD changer does not appear to be functioning correctly, you can reset the unit by pressing the RESET button. · Take a ballpoint pen and briefly press the RESET button located near the EJECT button. EMERGENCY EJECT OF THE MAGAZINE ATTENTION: Under no circumstances use this function when: · the CD changer is connected to the power supply, · a magazine is in the changer and the power supply is still connected. If you have inserted a CD magazine without the CD changer connected to the power supply, you can unlock and remove the magazine: 1 Fully open the sliding door. 2 Through the slit of the transparent sticker on the underside of the CD changer slide the metal lever to the side with a screwdriver. [. . . ]