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 Disc Warnings

DVD

12cm disc

(Single-sided disc only)

CD

12cm disc

MP3

12cm disc

Label side up

Do not touch

the underside

of the disc

Do not bend

Wipe the disc from

the center toward

the outside edge

Rough spots on

outside edge

Rough spots on

inside edge

Ball point pen

or pencil

Handling and Cleaning:

  • Dirt, dust, scratches and warping disc will cause

    non operation.

  • Do not place stickers on disc or scratch disc.

  • Do not warp discs.

  • A disc should always be kept in its case when not

    in use to prevent damage.

  • Do not place discs in the following places:

     1. Direct sunlight.

     2. Dirty, dusty and damp areas.

     3. Near car heaters.

     4. Car seats or dashboard.

Disc Cleaning:

Use a dry soft cloth to wipe disc the surface. If the 

disc is quite dirty, use a soft cloth slightly moist 

with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Never use solvents 

such as benzine, thinner or conventional record 

cleaners as they may mar the surface of the disc.

  Note: A disc may become somewhat scratched 

(although not enough to make it unusable) 

depending on handling and conditions in the 

usage environment.

 Radio Operation 

(Continued)

Scanning Stored Radio Stations:

1. Press the AM/FM button to select either the 

FM or AM radio band.

2. Press the AS/PS button then release. The 

tuner scans for preset stations stored in 
the current band and pauses for 6 seconds 
at each station. When a desired station is 
reached, press the AS/PS button again to stop 
scanning.

EQ

1

AS/PS

2

SLP

3

ALM

4

DISP

5

DIM

6

PUSH

RESET

AV HEADPHONES

SPK A

ST

A

B

AUX

AM/FM

DISC

SPEAKER

Automatically Store Radio Stations:

1. Press the AM/FM button to select either the 

FM or AM radio band.

2. Press and hold the AS/PS button then release. 

The tuner will search for the strongest sta-
tions and store them into memory. The new 
stations will replace stations that were previ-
ously stored in the current band.

Note: When the FM band is selected the 18 stron-

gest stations will be stored. When AM band is 

selected the 12 strongest stations will be stored.

Hold

EQ

1

AS/PS

2

SLP

3

ALM

4

DISP

5

DIM

6

PUSH

RESET

AV HEADPHONES

SPK A

ST

A

B

AUX

AM/FM

DISC

SPEAKER

Summary of Contents for LINEAR SERIES RV4000

Page 1: ...Operation and Installation Manual RV4000 AM FM Stereo Multi Media Receiver EQ 1 AS PS 2 SLP 3 ALM 4 DISP 5 DIM 6 PUSH 3 Beam Laser Pickup A B AUX AM FM DISC SPEAKER SPK FM ST RESET AUX HEADPHONES...

Page 2: ...m screws No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified personnel Introduction 2 Index Button Locations and Functions 3 4 General Operation 5 Sound Controls 5 7 Speaker Selection 7 Sett...

Page 3: ...AM 2 10 Play Pause Button ll Press to pause disc play press again to resume play 11 Seek Down l Seek Up l Buttons Radio Mode Press to tune the radio to a lower or higher radio station Disc Mode Press...

Page 4: ...emorized radio station and programs a radio station into memory 22 Sleep Button Sets the sleep timer See Sleep Timer Operation for more details 23 Radio Preset Button 3 Recalls a memorized radio stati...

Page 5: ...he volume by rotating the VOLUME knob clockwise Decrease the volume by rotating the VOLUME knob counterclockwise Sound Controls A B AUX AM FM DISC SPEAKER EQ 1 AS PS 2 SLP 3 ALM 4 DISP 5 DIM 6 PUSH A...

Page 6: ...LUME knob clockwise Decrease the Treble by rotating the knob counterclockwise After 6 seconds con trol reverts back to volume control Equalizer EQ Press the EQ button to choose between the preset equa...

Page 7: ...ton until the clock appears in the display 2 Press and hold the DISP button until the hours number starts flashing 3 Rotate the VOLUME knob until the correct Hour appears in the display Note When sett...

Page 8: ...SLP button until 00 is displayed 2 Wait 5 seconds and the display will return to normal operation Setting the Clock Continued 4 Press the VOLUME knob and the Minute indica tors will start flashing 5 R...

Page 9: ...hing The letter ALM will appear in the display indicating the alarm is set 5 Press the POWER button to turn the unit off The unit will automatically turn on when the set alarm time is reached Cancelli...

Page 10: ...Indicator FM Stereo Indicator Preset Button Number Preset Band Group Memorizing Radio Stations 1 Press the AM FM button to select either the FM 1 FM 2 FM 3 AM 1 or AM 2 radio band 2 Tune in the desir...

Page 11: ...although not enough to make it unusable depending on handling and conditions in the usage environment Radio Operation Continued Scanning Stored Radio Stations 1 Press the AM FM button to select eithe...

Page 12: ...auto matically start playing Music Track Selection Press the l button to select a lower track Press the l button to select a higher track The track number will appear in the display A B AUX AM FM DISC...

Page 13: ...until the disc stops spinning before opening up the door 2 Use your finger to remove the disc from the hub 3 Close the door Pausing the Disc Press the ll button to pause the disc press it again to res...

Page 14: ...l auto matically start playing Disc File Selection Press the l button to select a lower file Press the l button to select a higher file The file number will appear in the display EQ 1 AS PS 2 SLP 3 AL...

Page 15: ...ntil the disc stops spinning before opening up the door 2 Use your finger to remove the disc from the hub 3 Close the door Pausing the Disc Press the ll button to pause the disc press it again to resu...

Page 16: ...n the display Refer to the audio device s owner s manual for proper operation Rear Audio Input To select the rear input Audio play source press the AUX button until Audio appears in the display Refer...

Page 17: ...heck to see if the radio functions normally Reset Button Additional Feature EQ 1 AS PS 2 SLP 3 ALM 4 DISP 5 DIM 6 PUSH RESET AV HEADPHONES A B AUX AM FM DISC SPEAKER Reset Button Area Radio Frequency...

Page 18: ...8 61 4 Chassis Opening Structural Stud Wall Panel Caution Do not install radio without rear cover installed No user serviceable parts inside Rear cover provides protection against potential fire hazar...

Page 19: ...19 Speaker Connections _ Gray Wire White Black Wire Common _ Gray Black Wire Right Speaker B Left Speaker B _ Brown Black Wire White Wire Common _ Brown Wire Right Speaker A Left Speaker A...

Page 20: ...0 Wiring and Auxiliary Connections Red Wire to 12 Volt DC Power Black Wire Ground Music Disc Player Optional Audio In Audio Out 10A Fuse External Automotive Type Antenna Optional In Dash Unit Optional...

Page 21: ...ear a swimming pool etc Wall or Cabinet Mounting The appliance should be mounted to a wall or cabinet only recommended by the manufacturer Heat The appliance should be situated away from heat sources...

Page 22: ...rranty does not cover the cabinet appearance items or accessories used in con nection with this product or any damage to recording or recording tape or any damage to the products resulting from improp...

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Page 24: ...Copyright 2011 Magnadyne Corporation RV4000 UM Rev A 5 19 11...

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