Page CONTENTS

01 Contents

0 Installation

0 Using the detachable front panel

0 Wiring Diagram

0 Operations

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Radio Operations

1 CD/MP3 Operations

1 Mixed-CD Operations

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1 USB Device Operations

1 Disc Notes

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02 Safety instructions

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07 Location and Function of Keys

8 General Operations

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AUX in Operations

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15 SD/MMC Card Operations

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7 Trouble Shooting

18 Specifications

RDS (Radio Data System) Operations

12 DAB Radio Operations

3 Disc

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Safety Instructions

CAUTION:

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE ANY COVERS.NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER ANY SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICEPERSONNEL.

Read and keep these instructions available for future reference.The unit must only be connected to a 12 Volt D.C. vehicle with a negative earth (ground) powersupply.Ensure all wiring connections are properly made and insulated where required.Never bridge or combine the speaker wire outputs.When not using four speakers, use electrical tape to tape the ends of the unused speakeroutputs to prevent a short circuit.Never ground the negative speaker terminals to chassis ground.Take great care not to short out any of the speaker connection wires to each other or to ground.Use only the parts provided with unit to ensure proper installation.The use of unauthorised parts may cause malfunction.Consult with your dealer if installation requires the drilling of holes or modifcation to the vehicle.Install the unit where it does not get in the driver’s way and cannot injure the passenger in eventof an emergency stop.If the angle of installation exceeds 30° from the horizontal, the unit may not give its optimumperformance.Ensure the cooling fins on the rear of the unit are not covered, to ensure adequate air flow orcooling.The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing.Take care that foreign objects do not enter, or liquids are not spilled, into the case through anyopenings. If this should happen, refer to qualifed service personnel before attempting to use.Playing at high volume can hinder the driver’s concentration on traffc and road conditions andconstitutes a safety hazard.

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CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

WEEE marking“Information for the consumer”Disposal of your old productYour product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials andcomponents, which can be recycled and reused.When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it meansthe product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.Please make yourself aware of the local collection system for electrical andelectronic products.Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products withyour normal household waste. The correct disposal of your old product will helpprevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

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CAUTION: Invisible laser radiation when open and interlocks defeated.

Avoid exposure to beam.

The CD player is a Class 1 laser product.

The device has a safety system that prevents dangerous laser rays from escaping

from the device during normal use. In order to avoid injury to the eyes, never

interfere with or damage the unit's security system.

This product complies with the Regulation of the European Common Market.

Notes:

- Choose the mounting location where theunit will not interfere with the normal drivingfunction of the driver.

- Before finally installing the unit, connectthe wiring temporarily and make sure it is allconnected up properly and the unit and thesystem work properly.

- Use only the parts included with the unit toensure proper installation. The use ofunauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.

- Consult with your nearest dealer ifinstallation requires the drilling of holes orother modifications of the vehicle.

- Install the unit where it does not get in thedriver's way and cannot injure thepassenger if there is a sudden stop, like anemergency stop.

- If installation ang e exceeds 30°fromhorizontal, the unit might not give itsoptimum performance

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- Avoid installing the unit where it would besubject to high temperature, such as fromdirect sunlight, or from hot air, from theheater, or where it would be subject to dust,dirt or excessive vibration.

Din Front/Rear-MountThis unit can be properly installed eitherfrom 'Front' (conventional DIN Front-mount)or 'Rear' (DIN Rear-mount installation,utilizing threaded screw Holes at the sidesof the unit chassis). For details, refer to thefollowing illustrated installation methods.

Installing the unit

Be sure you test all connections first, andthen follow these steps to install the unit.1. Make sure the ignition is turned off, andthen disconnect the cable from the vehiclebattery's negative (-) terminal.

5. The two supplied keys release tabsinside the unit's sleeve so you can removeit. Insert the keys as far as they will go (withthe notches facing up) into the appropriateslots at the middle left and right sides of theunit. Then slide the sleeve off the back ofthe unit.

2. Disconnect the wire harness and theantenna.

3. Press the button on the front panel andremove the control panel (For details, referto 'using the detachable front panel').

4. Lift the top of the outer trim ring then pullit out to remove it.

Installation OpeningThis unit can be installed in any dashboardhaving an opening as shown below:

Installation

1. DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method A)

53mm

182mm

Take Out Screw Before InstallationBefore install the unit, please remove thetwo screws.

7. Reconnect the wire harness and theantenna and be careful not to pinch anywires or cables.

8. Slide the unit into the sleeve until it locksinto place.

9. To further secure the unit, use thesupplied metal strap to secure the back ofthe unit in place. Use the supplied hardware(Hex Nut (M5mm) and Spring Washer) toattach one end of the strap to the mountingbolt on the back of the unit. If necessary,bend the metal strap to fit your vehicle'smounting area. Then use the suppliedhardware (Tapping Screw (5x25mm) andPlain Washer) to attach the other end ofmetal strap to a solid metal part of thevehicle under the dashboard. This strapalso helps ensure proper electricalgrounding of the unit.

Note to install the short threading terminalof the mounting bolt to the back of the unitand the other long threading terminal to thedashboard.

6. Mount the sleeve by inserting the sleeveinto the opening of the dashboard and bendopen the tabs located around the sleevewith a screwdriver. Not all tabs will be ableto make contact, so examine which oneswill be most effective. Bending open theappropriate tabs behind the dashboard tosecure the sleeve in place.

10. Reconnect the cable to the vehiclebattery's negative (-) terminal. Thenreplace the outer trim ring and install theunit's front panel (see the steps of 'to installthe front panel').

1. Make sure the ignition is turned off, andthen disconnect the cable from the vehiclebattery's negative (-) terminal.

2. Remove the metal strap attached theback of the unit (if attached).

3. Press the release button to remove thefront panel.

4. Lift the top of the outer trim ring then pullit out to remove it.

5. Insert both of the supplied keys into theslots at the middle left and right sides of theunit then pull the unit out of the dashboard.

Position the DAB antenna cable in thedashboard and carefully screw theconnector on the DAB antenna to thecorresponding connector located at theback of the unit.

Removing the unit

To install the DAB antenna

L

R

FUSE

If your vehicle is a Nissan, Toyota, followthis mounting instruction. Use the screwholes marked T (Toyota), N (Nissan)located on both sides of the unit to fastenthe unit to the factory radio mountingbrackets supplied with your vehicle.

Fasten the unit to the factory radiomounting brackets. Align the screw holeson the bracket with the screw holes on theunit, and then tighten the screws (5x5mm)on each side.

the outer trim ring, sleeve and themetal strap are not used for method Binstallation.

Note:

2. DIN REAR-MOUNT (Method B)Using The Detachable Front Panel

2 Grasp the right side of the front panel,then gently push the front panel towardsthe left side before pulling it out from theunit.

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3 Store the front panel in the protectivecase provided for safe keeping..

REMOVING AND PROTECTINGDETACHABLE FRONT PANEL

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front panel

front panel

Open button

protective case

TO ATTACH THE FRONT PANELHold the right side of the front panel with theplate facing down.First attach the left side of the front panel tothe unit by inserting the hole into the leftholder.Then slightly push it leftwards and attachthe right side hole into the right holder.Finally push up the front panel.

The front panel of the unit may be removedas a theft deterrent. After removing thefront panel, use the case provided to keepthe front panel from getting damaged.1 Press the OPEN button to flip downthe front panel..

Wiring Diagram

L

R

FUSE

ISO CONNECTOR

ISO connector:Part A:A1:A2:A3:A4:A5:A6:A7:A8:

Part B:B1:B2:B3:B4:B5:B6:B7:B8:

No ConnectNo ConnectNo ConnectBattery B+ (Yellow)Antenna (Blue)No ConnectAccessory (Red)Ground B- (Black)

Rear Right + (Violet)Rear Right - (Violet/Black)Front Right + ( Grey)Front Right - (Grey/Black)Front Left + (White)Front Left - (White/Black)Rear Left + (Green)Rear Left - (Green/Black)

WHITE

WHITE / BLACK

GREEN

GREEN / BLACK

VIOLET

VIOLET / BLACK

GREY

GREY / BLACK

FRONT4 ohm

LEFTSPEAKER

REAR4 ohm

RIGHTSPEAKER

TO MEMORY B+

GND B-

ACC B+

BLUE

RED

YELLOW

FRONT4 ohm

REAR4 ohm

BLACKTO ANTENNA

DAB Antenna Socket

Antenna Socket

ORANGETO TEL. MUTE CABLE

RCA connector to rear right output (Red)

RCA connector to rear left output (White)

RCA connector to front right output (Red)

RCA connector to front left output (White)

P1

EQ

AF

PTYDISP

TA

MOD BND M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 AMS

SCN RPT SHF

AUX

PUSH

SEL

REG

CCE203DAB

Operations

Location and function of keys

Front panel:

The car radio after removing the front panel:

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

(15)

Power on/off( ) Button

LCD display

Encoder Volume Control/ SEL Button

Open ( ) Button

Disc slot

Eject ( ) key

SD/MMC Memory Card Slot

USB Port

7 / MODE Button

0 / DISP Button

Anti-theft LED Indicator

Reset Button

Band/ LOUD Button

Preset Station (1-6) Buttons

AMS(Auto-storage/ Preset memory Scan) Button

(16)

(17)

(18)

(19)

(20)

(21)

(22)

(23)

(24)

(25)

(26)

(27)

(28)

9 / UP ( ) Button

Tune up, Seek up, next track, fast forward

8 / DOWN ( ) Button

Tune down, Seek down, previous track, fast reverse

AF/REG Button

TA Button

PTY Button

EQ Button

1 / Playing/Pausing( ) Button

2 / Scan(SCN) Playback Button

3 / Repeat(RPT) Playback Button

4 / Shuffle(SHF) Playback Button

5 / Previous Folder Button

6 / Next Folder Button

AUX Input Jack

Descriptions of Function Controls

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16 19

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11 12

Reset the unit

Power on/off

Sound adjustment

System setup menu

The RESET button is to be activated for thefollowing reasons:- Initial installation of the unit when allwiring is completed.- All the function buttons do not operate.- Error symbol on the display.

1.Turn off the unit power.2.Press the ( ) button to flip downthe front panel and remove it, then pressthe button with a ballpoint pen orsimilar object to restore the unit to theoriginal factory settings.

if you press button, the unit can'twork yet, please use a cotton swab soakedin isopropyl alcohol to clean the socket onthe front panel.

In power off mode, switch on the unit bypressing any button except the ( )button and the ( ) button orinserting a disc into the slot When thesystem is on, press the ( ) buttonto turn off the unit.

- Rotate the button toadjust volume level.- Press the buttonrepeatedly to select the sound setting thatyou would like to adjust: volume, bass,treble, balance or fader. Rotate the

button to adjust thelevel of the selected sound mode:

- VOL: from 00 to 100 (50 levels)- BAS (bass) / TRB (treble): from -10 to +10- BAL (Balance): 10L, 9L, ~,L=R, ~, 9R,10R. Note: L = left, R = right.- FAD (Fader): 10F, 9F, ~, F=R, ~, 9R, 10R.Note: F=front; R= rear.

In each mode, when the unit has not beenadjusted for about 5 seconds, the currentsetting will be saved and it will return to theprevious mode.

Press the button andhold for more than 2 seconds to access the

OPEN

RESET

Note:RESET

OPENEJECT

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VOLUME/SELECT

VOLUME/SELECT

VOLUME/SELECT

Note:

VOLUME/SELECT

system setup menu mode, then press thebutton to select the

menu item in sequence as follows:

“TA SEEK or TA ALARM” “PI SOUND or PI

MUTE” “RETUNE L or RETUNE S”

“MASK DPI or MASK ALL” “DAB-FM Y or

DAB-FM N” “BEEPS 2 , BEEP ALL,

BEEP OFF”

After selecting the desired menu item,rotate the button tomake the adjustment.

VOLUME / SELECT

VOLUME/SELECT

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“TA SEEK or TA ALARM”

- TA SEEK mode:

- TA ALARM mode:

Note:

“PI SOUND or PI MUTE”:

(search for trafficannouncement/traffic announcementalarm)

When a newly tuned station does notreceive traffic information for 5 seconds,the radio retunes to next station which has adifferent PI and which broadcasts trafficinformation.If, during the chosen retune time (30seconds for a short retune or 90 seconds fora long retune), the unit can no longerreceive the current station which wasbroadcasting traffic information, it will startto search for the next station that has thesame PI.If no station with the same PI is found afterone search cycle, the radio will search forthe next station broadcasting trafficannouncements.

Select this mode to switch off the automaticretune. The radio will then emit a doublebeep sound (ALARM).If a newly tuned station does not broadcastany traffic information for 5 seconds, a beepcan be heard.If the unit can no longer receive the currentstation during the chosen retune time, abeep sound can also be heard.If a newly tuned station has no RDS signal,the message “PI SEEK” disappears.

TP: Traffic Program.PI: Program Identification.

In some regions, there is a possibility ofhaving two different stations with the samefrequency but different PI codes.If “PI SOUND” is selected, radio will switchto the new station with a different PI for a

General Operations

few seconds before switching back to thecurrent station that was broadcast initially.If “PI MUTE” is selected, the radio will notbroadcast the new station that is received.

This function allows you to set the durationafter which the automatic search for trafficinformation or a station with an identical PIshould be carried out.- The automatic searchwill take place after 90 seconds.

The automatic searchwill take place after 30 seconds.

Any alternative frequency (AF) with adifferent PI or which does not broadcast anRDS signal that is strong enough willnormally be masked when the PI is checkedwhile the unit searches for an alternativefrequency. The unit will not automatically goto this type of alternative frequency. It ispossible that an AF which does notbroadcast a strong enough RDS signal is avalid AF, but that the car radio wronglyconsiders it as a station with a different PIdue to interference. For this reason, the unitoffers the user an option (MASK DPI) whichdoes not mask the AFs which do notbroadcast a strong RDS signal.

Only masks the alternative frequencies witha different PI.-Masks alternative frequencies with a strongsignal that have a different PI or which donot emit a strong enough RDS signal.

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The CCE203DAB can switch between DABand FM automatically, it allows you to setDAB-FM Y(Yes) or DAB-FM N(No).

“RETUNE L or RETUNE S” (long/shortretune):

RETUNE L mode:

- RETUNE S mode:

“MASK DPI or MASK ALL”:

- MASK DPI mode:

MASK ALL mode:

"BEEPS 2 ”, “BEEP ALL”, “BEEP OFF”

"DAB-FM Y”, “DAB-FM N”

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The car audio device is equipped with 3beep tone modes.

- Beep mode: The beep sound is on whenany key is pressed.- Beep off mode: The beep sound isdisabled.

Beep 2nd mode: The beep sound will beheard when you hold down a button with adual function, which activates the secondfunction of this button.

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- DAB-FM Y (default setting):When the DAB signal of the currentprogram is lost or becomes too weak, theradio will automatically switch to the FMband to the last FM station listen to. Whenthe DAB signal level returns, the radio willautomatically switch back to the originalDAB program.- DAB-FM N:When the DAB signal of the currentprogram is lost or becomes too weak, theradio will mute the audio until the DABsignal level returns.

The car audio device is equipped with 4preset equalizer modes. Press thebutton to select one of the following EQmodes: FLAT” “CLA S ” “ ”

“ ” “DSP .

Press and hold the ( ) buttonto turn the loudness on or off.

EQ

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BND/LOU

- When receiving an RDS station:

Loudness ON/ OFFLOUD

Preset Equalizer

To select playback mode

Last position memory feature

In power on mode, press the buttonrepeatedly to select the different modes in thefollowing sequence: RADIO, DAB, CD (with adisc inside the disc slot), USB(with USB deviceinserted), SD/MMC(with SD/MMC cardinserted), AUX in mode.

- During disc, USB, SD/MMC card playback,if you turn off the unit and then switch on it,the unit will resume playing from the pointthat it was interrupted.

MODE

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-During disc, USB, SD/MMC card playback,if you switch to other mode, and then returnthe previous mode again, the unit willresume playing from the point that it wasinterrupted.

Press the button repeatedly to displayas follows:

In radio mode: CT -> PTY(Type of program)-> PS (Name of the station) ->FREQUENCY ->

In CD/USB/SD/MMC mode: CT-> PTY(Typeof program) -> FREQUENCY -> PS -> Tracknumber /Running time or other information

INFORMATION DISPLAYDISP

Radio OperationsNote:

- When receiving a non RDS station:

Note:

Note:

1. When a call comes in

2. When the call ends

If the unit does not receive CT or PTYinformation, the display shows “NOCLOCK” or “PTY NONE”.

In radio mode:NO CLOCK->PTY NONE->PS NONE ->FREQUENCY ->

In CD/USB/SD/MMC mode: NO CLOCK ->PTY NONE -> FREQUENCY -> PS NONE ->Track number /Running time or otherinformation

The selected information is displayed for 5seconds, then the radio goes back to thefirst display mode after 5 seconds.

The audio system automatically muteswhenever a telephone call comes in.

The function will not work if a cable is notconnected to the car phone.

When a call is received, 'TEL CALL' isdisplayed and all the unit functions aretemporarily interrupted.

Hang up the phone.'TEL CALL' disappears from the display.The unit returns to the previous state andthe volume returns to the previous level.

Note:When Tel Mute lead connected.

This unit has the electronic shockprooffeature. So that if the unit skips due torough road conditions, the playback of thedisc will be uninterrupted.

Designed as a theft deterrent, the red LEDwill flash when the unit is turned off and thefront panel is removed.

TEL Mute

ESP Function

Anti-theft LED Indicator

Switching to radio mode

To store / recall a preset radio stations

Auto store / Preset scan

Press the button to select the radiomode.

one of the three

You can store up to a total of 18 FM or 6 MWradio stations in the memory, manually orautomatically.

- Select a band (if needed)- Select a station by or buttons, referto auto / manual tuning.

- Hold a Preset button ( - ) for at least 2seconds.

- Select a band (if needed).- Press a preset button ( - ) briefly torecall the stored station. In case of RDSmode, the strongest AF is selected afterAF searching.

Press the button briefly to scan each

MODE

- To store a station:

1 6

- To recall a station:

1 6

- Preset scan:AMS

To select a radio bandBAND

- Automatic search mode:

- Manual search mode:

In radio mode, Press the buttonrepeatedly to select radiobroadcasting bands:->FM 1-> FM 2 -> FM 3-> MW.

Auto/ Manual tuning

Press the or button briefly to launchthe automatic search forwards orbackwards. The message “SEARCH”appears on the LCD display. The radio willsearch up or down for a strong signal radiostation within the current band.Press and hold the or button until“MANUAL” appears on LCD display, it willchange into manual searching mode.

Press the or button repeatedly tomanually search upward or downward stepby step for the desired radio station withinthe current band. For fast manual searching, press and hold the or button.In manual search process, if neither of theboth buttons have been pressed within 5seconds, the radio will go to automaticsearch mode automatically. “AUTO”appears on the LCD display.

preset station. If the field strength level ismore than the threshold level, the radio willhold at this preset station for 5 seconds withsound output, then go to next station untilall 6 FM stations are scanned, finally theradio will play at the preset station wherescanning started. The preset stationnumber on the LCD will flash during theprocess. Press the again to stoppreset scan.

AMS

- Auto store:Press the button for more than 2seconds to start auto store. The radio willscan from the lowest frequency, andautomatically store the 6 strongest stationsinto the preset memories.When auto store is complete, the radio willstart a preset scan of the 6 stations which ithas just stored.

AMS

RDS (Radio Data System) Operations

The RDS data are the PI, PS, TP, PTY, TAand AF data.PI

PS

PTY

TP

TA

AF

AF/REG

AF/REG

PTY

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(Program identification): Code foridentifying the radio station.

(Program service): Name of the radiostation.

(Program type): Type of program suchas news, Pop music, sports etc.

(Traffic program): Code indicating astation broadcasting traffic information.

(Traffic announcement): Functionallowing the broadcasting of trafficinformation.

(Alternative frequencies): Functionallowing an automatic search for the bestalternative frequency available.

Briefly press the button to switch AFmode on or off.When AF is switched on, “AF” appears on theLCD display.If the reception becomes bad, “AF” will blinkand the tuner will return to alternativefrequencies.When an emergency broadcasting isreceived, the message “ALARM” will appearon the LCD display.The volume level will be automaticallyadjusted to the preset output level when thevolume is set to a lower level.

Press the button for 2 seconds toswitch the region mode on or off.Some broadcasting stations change theirprogram from normal broadcasting toregional broadcasting for a certain timeperiod.When region is on, the current listeningprogram remains unchanged. When region isoff, it allows the reception moved to theregional station.

The PTY function allows you to search for aparticular program type.To select a program type, press thebutton. “POP M” (pop music) or “NEWS” willappear on the LCD display.You can then select a program type using thepreset buttons to .The program types are divided into twogroups: the music PTY group and the speechPTY group:

SETTING AF MODE

Regional Program Operation

Using PTY to select a program

HINT:MUSIC PTY GROUP

preset number buttons 1-6

Preset Music PTY Groupnumber

SPEECH PTY GROUPpreset numbered buttons

Preset Speech PTY Groupnumber

TA

TA

TA

When you choose , thecorrespond to

the following programs:

1 POP M, ROCK M2 EASY M, LIGHT M3 CLASSICS, OTHER M4 JAZZ, COUNTRY5 NATION M (national music),

OLDIES6 FOLK M

When you select the ,the is shared asfollows:

1 NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO2 SPORT, EDUCATE, DRAMA3 CULTURE, SCIENCE, VARIED4 WEATHER, FINANCE,

CHILDREN5 SOCIAL, RELIGION, PHONE IN6 TRAVEL,LEISURE, DOCUMENT

When you select a program type, the tunerwill search for a station broadcasting thistype of program. The tuner will stopsearching if it finds the relevant programtype. If the radio does not find a stationbroadcasting the type of program selected,the text “PTY NONE” is displayed for 5seconds and the previous station isbroadcast.

It is possible to program the car radio so thatit interrupts disc mode, radio mode, AUXmode or the current radio station when atraffic announcement is broadcast.Briefly press the button to switch TA modeon or off. When TA mode is on, the unitautomatically broadcasts available trafficannouncements. To interrupt a trafficannouncement without switching off the TAmode, briefly press the button. The radiowill then return to the previous operatingmode. Hold down the button to select“EON TA LOCAL” (EON local stations) or“EON TA DX” (EON distant stations).- If you select “EON TA LOCAL”, only trafficannouncements from stations with strongsignals will be emitted.- If you select “EON TA DX”, all trafficannouncements received will interrupt discmode, AUX in mode or radio mode.

Listening to Traffic Announcement

DAB Radio Operations

DAB is the abbreviated form of the “DigitalAudio Broadcasting”. The biggestdifference of the DAB and FM/ MWtraditional broadcasting , besides the DABdigital radio has unparalleled anti-jammingcapability, resistance to noise,electromagnetic wave propagation fading,suitable for high speed mobile reception etcadvantages, it also provides close a CD-quality stereo sound, signal almost zerodistortion.Each digital radio stations only need to usea band, you can load all the radio channels,it is on optimizing energy, purifyingelectromagnetic space has a considerableeffect. But digital technology signal inaddition to being able to transfer audioinformation, you can load text, pictureinformation.

Press the button to turn on the DABradio mode. The icon “ ” will appear onthe LCD display.

In DAB radio mode, press the buttonrepeatedly to select one of the three radiobroadcasting bands:-> DAB 1-> DAB 2 ->DAB 3 ->.

Press the button briefly, the unit willautomatically scan all the DAB stations, thetext “DAB SCAN ” will appear on the LCDdisplay. When finished the scanning, all thescanned will be store automatically. If nobroadcasts are found by the DAB scan, “NOFOUND” appears on the LCD display.

Press the button briefly to access thebrowsing mode of the DAB station .Then rotate the button tobrowse the list of the DAB station. Press thethe volume /select button to confirm yourchoice.

Press the or button briefly to selectDAB station forwards or backwards.

MODE

BAND

AMS

PTY

volume / select

Switching to DAB radio mode

To select a radio band

To scan the DAB station

To browse and select the DAB station

To select a DAB station

To store / recall a preset radio stations

Information display

To clear the DAB station memory

You can store up to a total of 18 DAB radiostations in the memory.

- Select a band (if needed)- Select a station by or buttons.- Press and hold a preset button ( - ) for

at least 2 seconds.

- Select a band (if needed).- Press a preset button ( - ) briefly to

recall the stored station.

Press the button repeatedly to displayas follows:Component name -> Clock -> DLS message(up to 128 character, 20 seconds time out) -> Program type (10 seconds time out) ->Ensemble name (10 seonds time out) ->Received signal strength (10 seconds timeout) - > Current DAB band (10 seconds timeout)

The items of DLS message, program type,ensemble name appears when it isavailabled.

DAB can carry “radiotext” (in DABterminology, Dynamic Label Segment, orDLS) from the station giving real-timeinformation such as song titles, music typeand news or traffic updates.

Various different services areembeded into one ensemble (which is alsotypically called a multiplex.)You can store up to a total of 18 DAB radiostations in the memory.

Press and hold the button to clear all theDAB stations memory.

switch CCE203DAB will automaticallyto .

- To store a station:

1 6

- To recall a station:

1 6

DISP

Note:

DLS:

Ensemble:

EQ

Automatically Switching between DABand FMTheswitch FM- When the DAB signal of the currentprogram is lost or becomes too weak, theradio will automatically switch to the last FMstation listened to.- When the DAB signal level returns, theradio will automatically switch back to theoriginal DAB program.Note: This function can be disabled asdecribed on page 9 “DAB-FM Y”, “DAB-FMN”.

Switching to CD/MP3 mode

Loading/Removing a Disc

Playing/Pausing

Playing the previous/ next track

Playing forward and backward

Go to the previous / next 10 track

1. If there is no CD/MP3 disc inserted in theplayer

2. If a CD/MP3 disc is already inserted inthe player, press button to switch tothe CD/MP3 mode.

During playback, press the button tointerrupt the playback. Press again toresume the playback.

- During playback, press the button toplay the next track. The track number showson the LCD display.The unit will automatically play the firsttrack on the current disc when the last trackof the current disc has been played.- When played time of the current track orfile is short, briefly press the button toplay the previous track.- When played time is long, press thebutton to play the current track from thebeginning. The track number shows on theLCD display.

During playback, press and hold the orbutton to fast forward or fast reverse.

Release the buttons when the desiredlocation is found, and normal playbackstarts.

During CD playback, press the or buttonto play the previous or next 10 track.

MODE

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, press the ( ) button on thefront panel to flip down the front panel, thengently insert a CD/MP3 disc with the printedside facing up into the disc slot until you feelsome resistance. The disc is draw into thedriver automatically. The CD/MP3 playbackbegins.

1. Press the ( ) button on the frontpanel to flip down the front panel and theninsert a disc into the disc slot with theprinted side facing upward, the player willplay the disc automatically.2.To eject the disc, press the ( )button on the front panel to flip down thefront panel, then press the ( )button.

OPEN

OPEN

OPEN

EJECT

CD/MP3 Disc Operations

Go to the previous / next directoryDuring MP3 playback, press the orbutton to select the previous or nextdirectory. If the MP3 disc does not containany directories, this function will not beavailable.

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Introduction playback

Repeat playback

Random playback

You can play the beginning of every trackfor 10 seconds in sequence.- In CD/MP3 file playback, briefly press the

button to play the first 10 seconds ofeach track.

Press it again to stop scanning and play thecurrent track.

-In CD/MP3 files playback, briefly press thebutton to

Press again to stop repeat playback andresume normal playback.

- In CD/MP3 file playback, briefly press thebutton to

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SCN

RPT

SHF

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*

The word “ ” appears onthe LCD display.- In the MP3 file playback, press and holdthe button to play the first 10 secondsof the tracks in the current folder.The word “ ” appears on the LCDdisplay.

continuously play the currenttrack. The word “ ” appears on theLCD display.- In the MP3 file playback, press and holdthe button to play all the tracksrepeatedly in the current folder. The word“ ” appears on the LCD display.

play all tracks of the disc inrandom sequence. The word “ ”appears on the LCD display.- In the MP3 file playback press and hold the

button to play all the tracks in thecurrent folder in random sequence. Theword “ ” appears on the LCD display.Press again to cancel random playing.

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S-SCN

SCN

D-SCN

S-RPT

RPT

D-RPT

S-SHF

SHF

D-SHF

How to select a file in MP3 mode:There is one ways to access a file in MP3mode:

a Press the button once to access thetrack number search mode. The message

“ ” will be shown on the LCD display

and the “ ” symbol will blink

b Rotate the button toselect a file number.

AMS

MP3 T

volume/select

or AF

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5

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5 0DISP or

Key

1

2

3

1

2

3

MODE or PTY 7

8

9

Correspondingnumber

Key Correspondingnumber

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Mixed-Mode CD Operations

This unit can play mixed-mode CD discs(discs containing both CD audio tracks andMP3 files).When you insert a mixed-CD disc into thedisc slot, the unit starts to play the CD audiotracks. Most operations are the same as forCD/MP3 disc operation.If you want to switch between CD audiotracks and MP3 files or vice-versa, pressand hold down the or button.5 6

Aux In Operations

This system has an external input jack, soyou can listen to music from externaldevices connected to this unit.Press the button to switch to the

mode on or off.MODE

AUX

Then press the orbutton to confirm and play

the selected file.

c You can also input the file numberdirectly by pressing the correspondingbuttons listed as below:

Next press the orbutton to confirm and play

the selected file.

BAND (ENTER)

BAND (ENTER)

VOLUME/SELECT

VOLUME/SELECT

button

button

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The is equipped with aCD/MP3 car radioUSB port on the front panel of the unit, youcan connect a USB stick through the USBport.

When you insert a USB stick through theport, the unit will search for the MP3 filesand start to play them automatically.If you insert a disc into the disc slot whilereading the USB stick, the unit will play thedisc.You can press button to select USBmode.

- Use the USB adaptor cable, if necessary.- The operations of playing MP3 files in theUSB is the same as the MP3 operationdescribed in the CD/MP3 disc operations.- When reading the USB stick, please don'ttouch or remove it.- If following the instruction above, the unitcan't read the file in the USB stick, pleasecheck if the device is in good condition, ortake it out then insert it into the USB portonce more.- The main unit can only support thestandard USB-memory device.- USB MP3 player is not a standard whichmeans different brand name or differentmodels have their own standard.So this product cannot support all MP3players.- When connecting an MP3 player and thereis a normal battery in the player (nonrechargeable battery), you should removethe battery from the MP3 player and thenconnect it to the USB port. Otherwise, itmay cause battery burst.- When reading a USB device, be sure not toremove it from the USB port (change modebeforehand).

- Using the USB stick:

MODE

Note:

USB Operations

The is equipped withCD/MP3 car radio anSD/MMC card slot, you can play the MP3songs in the SD/MMC card a by the CD/MP3car radio.

When you insert a SD/MMC card into thememory card slot, the player will read theSD/MMC card automatically.If you insert a disc into the disc slot whilereading the SD/MMC card, the unit will playthe disc.You can press button to selectSD/MMC mode.SD/MMC memory card playback operationis the same with the CD/MP3 discoperations described above.

- When reading the memory card, pleasedon't touch or take out the card.- If following the instruction above, the unitcan't read the card, please check if the cardis in good condition, or take out the cardand then insert it into the card slot oncemore.

- Using the SD/MMC card:

MODE

Note:

SD/MMC Memory Card Operations

- Do not warp discs.- A disc should always be kept in its casewhen not in use to prevent from damage.- Do not place discs in the following places:

1. Direct sunlight.2. Dirty, dusty and damp areas.3. Near car heaters.4. On the seats or dashboard.

Use a dry soft cloth to wipe the surface. Ifthe disc is quite dirty, Use a soft clothslightly moistures with isopropyl (rubbing)alcohol. Never use solvents such asbenzene, thinner or conventional recordcleaners as they may the surfaceof the disc.

A disc may become somewhat scratched(although not enough to make it unusable)depending on the way it is handled andconditions in the usage environment. Notethese scratches are not an indication of anyproblem with the player.

Disc Cleaning

Note:

damage

2. The unit cannot play a CD-R and CD-RWthat is not finalized. (Please refer to themanual of your CD-R/CD-RW recorder orCD-R/CD-RW software for moreinformation on finalization process).3. Depending on the recording status,conditions of the disc and the equipmentused for the recording, some CD-Rs/CD-RWs may not be played on this unit (see *1).

*1: To have more reliable play back,please see following recommendations:a. Use CD-RWs with speed 1x to 4x andwrite with speed 1x to 2x.b. Use CD-Rs with speed 1x to 8x andwrite with speed 1x to 2x.c. Do not play a CD-RW which has beenwritten more than 5 times.d. The car radio supports discs whichcomply with the ISO 9660 level 1 or level2 format, or the Joliet or Romeo format.

1. When naming a MP3 file, be sure the filename extension is 'MP3'.2. For a non-MP3 file, even though the filename extension is 'MP3', the unit cannotrecognize it.

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- Do not place stickers or make scratcheson discs.

C. Notes on MP3 files

D. Handling and CleaningDirty, dusty, scratched and warped discs

will cause malfunctions

A. Notes on discs:

B. Notes on CD-Rs (recordable CDs)/CD-RWs (rewritable CDs):

1. Attempting to use non-standard shapediscs (e.g. square, start, and heart) maydamage the unit. Be sure to use only 12cmround shape CD discs only for this unit.2. Do not stick paper or tape, etc, onto thelabel side or the recording side of any discs,as it may cause a malfunction.

1. Be sure to use discs with following marksonly for the unit to play:

Dirty, dusty, scratched and warped discswill cause a malfunction.

Disc Notes

Trouble Shooting

Symptom Cause Solution

No power

The car ignition switch havenot turn on.

If the power supply is connected tothe car accessory circuits, but theengine is not moving, switch theignition key to “ACC”.

The fuse has been blown. Replace a new one.

Presence of CD disc insidethe player.

Remove the disc from the player,and insert a new one.

Disc can not be loadedor ejected.

Inserting the disc in reversedirection.

Insert the CD with the label facingupward.

The surface of CD is extremelydirty or has been scraped.

Clean the disc or try to replacea new one.

Temperature inside the caris too high.

Cool off or until the ambienttemperature return to normal.

Condensation Leave the player off for an hour or so,and then try again.

No soundVolume is in minimum. Adjust volume to a desired level.

The wiring is not properly

connected.Check wiring connection.

Sound skips

The installation angle ismore than 30 .

0

Adjust the installation angle

less than 300.

The surface of CD is extremelydirty or has been scraped.

Clean the disc or try to replacea new one.

The operation keysdo not work

1. The built-in microcomputeris not operating properly due to noise.

2. The front panel has notproperly installed.

1. Press the buttonto restore the program.

2. Fixed the front panel intoits place.

RESET

No radio reception. The antenna cable is not connected.Insert the antenna cable firmly intothe antenna socket of this CD player.

In automatic search modethe radio does not stop ata transmitting station.

The transmission signals aretoo weak.

Select a radio station manually.

The following chart will help in solving most problems that may occur. If you still have questionsafter going through the checklist, please consult your local customer service representative.Before going through this check list, refer the wiring and operating procedures.

1. GENERAL

2. CD PLAYER

3. RADIO

FM

Power Supply RequirementsDC 12 Volts, Negative Ground

Chassis Dimensions178(W)x160(D)x 50(H) mm

Tone Controls- Bass (at 100 Hz) ±10 dB- Treble (at 10KHz) ±10 dB

4 x 40 watts

Power15 Ampere (max.)

Signal to Noise Ratio> 55 dB

Channel Separation> 40 dB

Frequency Response40Hz - 18 KHz

Frequency Range87.5 - 108 MHz

IF10.7 MHz

Sensitivity (S/N=30dB)4µV

Stereo Separation

Maximum power output

Discs/files playedCD-DA,CD-R/RW/MP3

Frequency Range174 - 240 MHz

Signal to Noise Ratio55dB(mono)

30 dB (65dBu, 1KHz)

Frequency Range522 - 1620 KHz

IF450 KHz

Note:Design and specification are subject tochange with notice

DAB

MW

consumption

Specifications