User manual BOSS MR20PA

[. . . ] Use only the installation parts and hardware provided with the unit to ensure proper installation. Using other parts can cause malfunction and possible damage to your CD receiver. Do not install this unit at an angle in excess of 30º from horizontal, as it may affect performance. Although this unit has been designed for outdoor use, you can extend its life if you install it in a location which is not subject to extreme temperatures, from such sources as heaters or exhaust lines. [. . . ] Insert the remote control fully into the cup so that the mounting hooks go through the slots in the back of the cup. If your installation is one in which the cable is exiting out the bottom of the housing (NOT the back), as you insert the remote module pull the cable down gently so it does not interfere with the insertion of the remote into the cup. If you feel resistance when you insert the remote into the cup, pull the remote housing out and check that the cable has been pressed into the curved slot, as described in Step 2). MR20PA User's Manual - page 9 General and Tuner Controls 1 2 3 4 5 6 POWER EJECT MODE MO/ST AF 7 8 TA SEL DISP TUNE TRK M P 3 / C D R / C DR W P L A Y B A C K 80W 4CH X MUTE SCAN TUNE TRK AS/PS EON 9 LOUD AUX IN EQ PTY 15 16 17 BAND 1 MR20PA +10 2 -10 3 REPEAT 4 RANDOM 5 INTRO 6 MARINE CD RECEIVER 10 1 POWER 11 12 13 14 5 MO/ST, AF (Alternate Frequency) If you are dissatisfied with the quality of the reception in stereo, switching to mono often improves the overall sound quality. Press and hold this button to turn on the RDS AF function, which compares the signal strength of the current station with others on the same network and changes to improve reception. See page 16 for more information. Press this button to turn unit on. Press POWER again to turn it off. 2 MODE (Input Select) Press this button repeatedly to cycle through the audio input sources in the following order: RADIO > CD > AUX IN > AUX1 (front panel aux input) To clear all stored memories, press and hold this button for several seconds. 6 EJECT To eject a disc, you must first open the door. Then press this button and the disc mechanism will move the disc out to where you can grab it and remove it safely. 3 TUNE/TRACK BUTTONS In Radio mode, press these buttons briefly to step up or down the radio dial in single step increments. Press and hold for more than one-half second and the tuner will enter the SEEK mode. In this mode the tuner will stop at the next strong station available. In CD mode, pressing these buttons briefly will advance the player to the next (or previous) track. Press and hold and the player will enter SEARCH mode. 7 VOLUME UP/DOWN BUTTONS In normal operation, these buttons are used to increase or decrease the volume level. Used in combination with the SELECT button, these buttons are used to increase or decrease the settings of various audio parameters. 4 DISC DOOR This door features a waterproof seal to prevent water from entering the unit. In MP3/WMA Playback Mode, press and hold this button and the player will play the first few seconds of a song in the current folder, and then skip to the next song and play a few seconds of that song. This process continues until you press the INTRO button again, and the player will continue playing that song. 13 EQ (Preset Equalizer Curves) PTY (RDS Program Type Tuning) Press briefly, repeatedly to cycle through five modes: POP > JAM > JAZZ > ROCK > CLASSICAL > FLAT > OFF. Press and hold this button to turn on the PTY function and begin RDS tuning radio stations. For information on assigning using the PTY function, please see page 17 of this manual. 17 AS/PS (Automatic preset setup, preset scan function) When pressed and held for several seconds, the tuner will search and store the first six strong stations as presets in the current radio band. Press this button briefly, repeatedly to step between and listen to the six presets of the current band. 14 BAND Press briefly, repeatedly to cycle between the radio bands: FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > AM1 > AM2 15 PLAY/PAUSE, MUTE In CD mode, discs will begin playback automatically upon insertion. In Radio, AUX and AUX 1 modes, Press this button to silence the audio. Press again to restore the previous audio volume level. MR20PA User's Manual - page 13 Remote Control 1 POWER Use to turn CD Receiver ON or OFF. 2 MODE Press to choose desired audio source: RADIO > CD > AUX IN > AUX 1 (front panel aux input) 3 BAND Press briefly, repeatedly to cycle between the radio bands: 1 FM1 > FM2 > FM3 > AM1 > AM2 MODE TUNE · TRACK BAND 3 MUTE 4 SCAN/EON ON/OFF In Radio Mode, when you press this button briefly the tuner will scan up the band until it detects a strong station. Then it will stop, and the frequency of that station will be displayed in a flashing pattern for about 5 seconds. If you do not push SCAN, the tuner will scan up to the next station and repeat the same pattern. When the EON function is turned on, "EON" will be displayed on the screen (for more information about the EON function see page 16). 2 SCAN EON 4 VOLUME MARINE REMOT E COMMANDER 5 6 7 8 6 PLAY/PAUSE Discs will begin playback automatically upon insertion. Press again to resume playback. 7 VOLUME Use to increase or decrease volume level. 8 MUTE In Radio, AUX and AUX 1 modes, Press this button to silence the audio. [. . . ] The three main RDS functions are described below: AF/REG (Alternate Frequency) When this mode is enabled by pressing and holding the MO/ST·AF button, the radio will continuously monitor the signal strength of the broadcast you are listening to and if it finds the same network broadcast on a different frequency which is stronger, it will automatically switch to the stronger signal. Regional mode setting In the SELECT menu (see page 11 in this manual) you can choose to turn on or off the REG (regional mode) subfunction within AF mode. Although the AF button can sense if one station on a network is stronger than another, it will not confirm that the actual program being broadcast is the same unless you turn ON the REG mode. TA (Traffic Announcement) Many FM stations offer traffic announcements in addition to their regular programming. [. . . ]