Evelyn

102 Maiora ~ 2001

Builder: Model: Type: LOA: Beam: Draft: Engines: Fuel Capacity: Maiora 4,622 Gallons Water Capacity: Maiora 31 DP 925 Gallons Hull Material: Motor Yacht Fiberglass Speed: Cruise / Max: 22 Knots 102 Speed: Max: 24 Knots Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2 x MTU 16V200M90 / 1850 HP / 2,250 Hours
$5,200,000 Asking Price Not for Sale To US Residents While In US Waters

ACCOMMODATIONS

Owner & Guests: Sleeps 8 to 10 in four staterooms on the lower deck; access through staircase from main foyer amidships (starboard). Bathrooms: 4 owners and guests plus day head on deck and 2 crews bathrooms. Jacuzzi with incorporated shower for master; stall showers for other bathrooms (day head excluded); ceramic sinks, Microphor heads; mirrors; cabinets; accessories; portholes; exhaust fans. Marble in all floors and counters; lacquered wood or laminate on ceiling and walls.

MAIN SALON

The Salon has an electrically operated glass door from the aft deck and the salon features two curved coffee tables with symmetrically styled large plush sofas. There is a curved bar amidships forward, with marble surface. The wet bar has icemaker, stainless steel circular sink and ample storage. Behind and above the bar is a 42 plasma TV. The entertainment system is comprised of a VCR, DVD and CD players, satellite TV receiver and complete surround system. Proceeding forward from the salon there are two electric glass doors: the starboard door leads to the main foyer with the day head and the staircase to the cabins while the port door leads to the formal dining room.

Salon Seating

Wet Bar in Salon

Starboard Seating

DINING SALON
The dining area has a sliding door forward to the galleys companionway and an electric glass door aft leading to the salon, which includes a built in 21 TV and AM/FM stereo with a CD player.
Large table for eight Cabinets with drawers for cutlery storage Set of china and glassware for 12

GALLEY

The Galley is located forward of the wheelhouse with access to the dining room, side deck and crew accommodation, the galley has a 4-burner electric Gaggenau ceramic cook top, Gaggenau convection oven, Whirlpool microwave oven, double door Sub-zero refrigerator/freezer, Miele dishwasher, granite counter tops, two stainless steel sinks and cabinetry with storage. The crews dining area is on the starboard side of the galley, composed of a table and seating for four. There is also a flat screen TV with satellite receiver and an AM/FM/CD player. The galley has a pantograph door with access to the port side deck.

MASTER STATEROOM

The Master Stateroom is located amidships with king size bed, two night stands, a chest of drawers, writing desk and vanity table, sofa, safe, spring mattress with pillows, bedspread, halogen ceiling lighting, accent lighting (at sides and at the base of the bed), TV with satellite, multi-system VHS, AM/FM/CD player. Accessible from the cabin is a walk-in closet with wardrobe, drawers and shelving. The fully marbled bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath, two ceramic washbasins, toilet, cabinets, mirror, electrical exhaust fan, accessories and stall shower.

VIP STATEROOM

The VIP Stateroom is located forward with a king size bed, spring mattress and pillows, bedspread, two nightstands, wardrobes, a chest of drawers, halogen ceiling lights, accent lighting. There is also a TV with satellite receiver, multi-system VHS, and an AM/FM/CD player. The bathroom has cabinets, mirror, ceramic washbasin, toilet, electrical exhaust fan, accessories and a stall shower.

VIP to Starboard

VIP Head

VIP to Port

GUEST STATEROOM I
This Guest Stateroom is on the port side and has two twin beds with Pullman and object holders placed on the wall bedside, nightstand, wardrobe, drawers, mirror, mattresses and pillows, bedspreads, halogen ceiling lights, accent lighting, TV with satellite receiver, multi-system VHS, AM/FM/CD player. The adjacent bathroom has cabinets, mirror, ceramic washbasin, toilet, electrical exhaust fan, accessories and a stall shower.

GUEST STATEROOM II

This Guest Stateroom starboard side has a full size berth and object holders placed on the wall beside, nightstand, wardrobe, drawers, mirror, mattress and pillows, bedspreads, halogen ceiling lights, accent lighting, TV with satellite receiver, multi-system VHS, AM/FM/CD player, halogen lights. The adjacent bathroom has cabinets, mirror, ceramic washbasin, toilet, electrical exhaust fan, accessories and a stall shower.

DAY HEAD

FLYBRIDGE DETAILS
Landucci Federigo panel with switches for: horn, instrument lights, forward lights, autopilot, windlasses, trim tabs, batter parallel, & steering pump MTU Electronic clutch/throttle controls 2- EV (Euro vinyl) 6 man offshore life rafts Helm and companion bench seat, each with cushions, cover, storage throw pillow Cabinetry, starboard, with cover, Gaggenau grill, compact refrigerator, storage locker Sony CDX-C5850R AM/FM/CD/MD/Changer Control Four Sony stereo speakers Radar arch with six courtesy lights Recessed deck courtesy lights Mounted life ring, starboard, with Star 1 water light Stern light Navigation light Bimini Top with boot (forward at radar arch) Stern awning (recessed) Sliding door to wheelhouse entrance White Star compass Stephens Engineering Associates SEA 156 VHF radio Digital Marine Electronics Northstar 951 X GPS Navigator with hard cover Northstar GPS antenna MTU engine switches, port and starboard, to safety system override MTU tachometer, port and starboard ACR RCL-100 point pad searchlight control BCS bow thruster control jog DeltaNav intercom system panel Wing station, port, with: Hinged controls Teak steering wheel TracVision 3 dome; SSB, two VHF, GPS/DGPS antennas; signal pole with dual-beam searchlight, anchor light, forward navigation light Port and starboard switches to emergency stop, engine start, engine stop, ready for operation and remote operation DeltaNav intercom system with microphone Windlass switch, port and starboard Battery parallel switch Bench seat, port, with cushions, storage, cover mounted table with cover, aft sun lounge area

WHEELHOUSE

Teak and holly sole Five courtesy lights at steps to bridge Six courtesy lights at steps to companionway Six recessed overhead lights Opening wing windows; port and starboard HP 2510 fax/scanner/copier/printer Carne Security CS/Fire panel 10 smoke alarm zones and two spare zones Furuno FCV-582L fish finder Furuno 48-mile radar Link speed readout Stephens Engineering Associates SEA 156 VHF radio Stephens Engineering Associates SEA 235 SSB radio Sony CDX-C5850R AM/FM/MD/CD/Changer Control Panasonic KX-T7880 wireless telephone and charger Control panel with switches to: steering pump, horn, battery parallel, autopilot, windlass ACR RCL-100 point pad searchlight control NEC computer navigation system Two MTU tachometers Generator fuel filter alarm, port and starboard Robertson R135 rudder angle indicator White Star compass Teak Steering wheel Engine audible alarm, port and starboard Deepwell chart storage, aft Barigo barometer Electrical panel board, aft, with readouts to port and starboard generator volts and amps, service battery amps charge, start battery amp charge, port and starboard main engine alternate amps, battery volts and battery discharge amps with indicator lights and breakers Vessel schematic with seven alarm indicator lights Five steps aft to bridge Five steps, port aft, to companionway, with overhead light and smoke sensor

WHEELHOUSE CONTINUED

Vinyl overhead Sony Xplode speakers, port and starboard Chart table, port and starboard, each with chart light Panasonic KX-T7030 telephone/intercom Koopnautic fin stabilizer control panel with fin position indicators; roll compensation control knob; manual list compensation control knob; power indicator light; roll signal lights; natural list compensation control, beam/following sea control; alarm indicator lights to: oil filter, oil level, oil temperature; audible alarm Closed-circuit television monitor with camera control panel Two MTU display panels Link depth readout Digital Marine Electronics Northstar 951 X GPS Navigator Seahail loud hailer DeltaNav intercom system Marine Air air conditioning control panel Control panel with switches to: instrument lights, forward lights, trim tabs, anchor Trim position indicators MTU panel, port and starboard, with switches to safety system override, lamp test, dim down, dim up, alarm acknowledgement, emergency stop, engine start, engine stop, ready for operation, remote operation Dell computer auxiliary navigation system Panel with alarms to aft hatch and to fuel Four windshield wiper controls with washer Robertson AP20 autopilot MTU Electronic clutch/throttle controls BCS bow thruster control Shelved storage alcove, port and starboard Barigo clock Barigo thermometer and hygrometer Vessel schematic with navigation light indicator lights

AFT DECK

Teak deck Two recessed overhead Sony speakers Recessed overhead eye to closedcircuit television system Eight courtesy lights, at stairwell to bridge Bench seat with cushions and cover, athwartship aft, with mounted teak table with cover Pin-craft control panel to passarelle ladder, starboard aft Step light switch, port aft Horizontal locker, port and starboard outboard aft, each with stern cleat, Lofrans, warping winch, capstan, water fill Wet bar, port, with stainless steel sink with hot and cold water faucet and with two storage lockers below Eleven recessed overhead lights Recessed overhead hailer horn Eight-step stairwell to bridge, starboard Automatic sliding door to salon Fire hose connection, starboard at bench seat Awning control panel to overhead recessed awning, port aft Stainless steel gate, port and starboard aft, at entrance to transom steps Vertical locker, port and starboard outboard aft, each with foot switch to warping winch Two storage lockers, starboard, one with electrical outlet

FOREDECK

Teak deck RCF hailer/horn Ten fenders Deck shower connection, port at bow Bow bullard type cleat, port and starboard Two Lofrans Ercole anchor windlasses Flagstaff at bow w/anchor light Bow seat (teak grate) Fire hose connection in chain locker with chain wash Bow fairlead with two vertical and one horizontal rollers Access hatch to chain locker Wildcat with horizontal capstan on top

NAVIGATION ELECTRONICS

Riviera magnetic compass White Star 5 Northstar 951X GPS plotter VHF 25 watt radio Digital echo sounder Sanshin HR 1012 searchlight control panel Hailer Thruster control Main engine instrumentation and alarms Robertson AP20 automatic pilot interfaced GPS Furuno mile radar SSB 240 watt radio B&G speed and distance log Furuno color fish finder Rudder angle indicator/trim tab controls Synoptic panel with bilge & sewage tank alarms

DECK EQUIPMENT

(2) Lofrans Ercole 24V windlasses, 3500 watt (2) 105kg Posidonia anchors Novurania mx 460DL 15 w/90hp Honda w/davit Foldable bimini top (6) Fairleads of aisi 316 s.s Stainless steel hand rail and teak cap rail Fiberglass/teak hatch to chain locker with latch (3) Airplane-type, heavy duty doors Hydraulic passarelle w/stanchions and remote Canvas covers for wheelhouse windows and outside cushions Hydraulic door on transom to lazarette (2) Boat hooks Towline made of 24mm polyester 50m length (16) Adult life jackets Flare kit Air horn S.S./laminated glass wheelhouse windshield S.S./tempered glass portholes (2)110V/2000 watt recessed Sanguineti capstans (2) Galvanized zinc plated anchor chains, 415 each 600kg capacity hydraulic crane (6) Cleats of AISI 316 s.s Fiberglass and stainless steel rub rail Teak deck Forward sunbathing cushions with fasteners (2) Bulwark doors at the sides with rail gates Fiberglass swim platform with teak cover Pop-out cleats for tender on platform (10) Polyethylene fenders Mooring lines (2) 8-person inflatable life rafts First Aid box EPIRB Video camera w/ monitor in wheelhouse & FB S.S./tempered glass windows

CREW QUARTERS

The Crew Quarters have three separate rooms and a Captains Cabin with ensuite bathroom, single bed, closet, dresser, safe, night table and reading lamp; a crew cabin with two beds, closet, drawers and reading lamps and a third cabin with a double bed. The latter two share a large bathroom with cabinet, mirror, washbasin, toilet, electrical exhaust fan, and a stall shower. All three cabins have their own flat screen TV with satellite receiver and an AM/FM/CD player. Finish is the same as the rest of the yacht.

ELECTRONICS

Warning lights and alarms for navigation light Monitoring of the charge and discharge of batteries Control switch and warning light for the anchor windlass, flybridge crane and fire pump Emergency stop for the fuel transfer pump and for the engine room fans and blowers Synoptic panels for the alarms of navigation lights, bilge water, sump tanks, holding tank Automatic shut-off fuel Centralized Bilge system Intercom and Telephone system throughout Control of 220V supply digital voltmeter and amp meter, start/stop and load control both generators Control switches for various 220V and 24V users Circuit breakers related to the various areas CO2 Fire systems Fire alarm Fresh Water System Hailer

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

All Electrical components including wires, breakers, control switches, fuses, fuse carriers, and contacts are of high quality, industry standard and are approved by the Registry of Naval Classification. (2) 40kw Kohler 220V single-phase 60Hz gens 3,300 Hours Glendenning cable master 24V/610 amp house batter bank Parallel switch between the two main battery banks Battery charger for service battery bank with electronic, manual and automatic control 40 KVA Atlas system Local fuse panels each room protecting single circuits Emergency lights Navigation lights Intercom Fresh water pumps Sump pumps (3) 220V 100amp shore connections & shore cord 2 aft and one forward with selector switches, 3 kw inverter (24Vto220V) 60Hz 24V/270amp (2) 80 amp alternators on the main engines for the battery charging Battery charger to charge engine batteries with electrical and automatic control of 80 amp random and 40 amp continuous 2 x 12V 140 amp hour batteries for starting generators (2) Bilge pump/fire pump 208 and 24 interchangeable Trim tabs, gangway and swim ladder Auto pilot Stereos Windlass Sewage pump

OTHER FEATURES

Wet bar in salon with ice maker; extra freezer and refrigerator below raised pilot house; (2) washers and dryers; Gaggenau barbeque, refrigerator, sink, and ice maker on fly bridge; central vacuum system. Furniture and all bulkheads are in lacquered wood; gloss or satin. Floors, tops of galley and bathrooms are covered with marble or granite as well as the tops of the bars and some floor sections which are particularly subject to traffic.

ENGINE ROOM AND GARAGE

Located in the aft area of the boat, it features the MTU main engines with V-Drive gearboxes, two generators, main electrical switchboard, engine and service batteries, and all air conditioning machinery. The Lazarette is aft of the engine room and accessible directly from the platform through a hydraulic door or from the engine room, which has an access from main deck through a waterproof door and ladder. The garage can contain the cable master; the emergency steering wheel, the Atlas converter and can contain a small jet ski or a motorcycle or can be used as a gym. Presently, the garage contains the Atlas system, shore cords, eight step boarding stair, boarding ladder and swim ladder.

DISCLAIMER

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

3-865-688-11 (1)

FM/AM Compact Disc Player

Operating Instructions

Owners Record
The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom of the unit. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No. CDX-C5850 Serial No.
For installation and connections, see the supplied installation/connections manual.

CDX-C5850

1999 by Sony Corporation

Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

Welcome !

Thank you for purchasing the Sony Compact Disc Player. This unit lets you enjoy a variety of features as well as an optional rotary commander. In addition to the CD playback and radio operations, you can expand your system by connecting an optional CD/MD unit*1. When you operate this unit or a connected optional CD unit with the CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT information will appear in the display when you play a CD TEXT disc*2.
*1 You can also connect a CD changer, an MD changer, a CD player, or an MD player. *2 A CD TEXT disc is an audio CD that includes information such as the disc name, artist name, and track names. This information is recorded on the disc.

CAUTION

The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard.

Table of Contents

This Unit Only

Location of controls.. 4

With Optional Equipment CD/MD Unit
Playing a CD or MD... Playing tracks repeatedly Repeat Play.. Playing tracks in random order Shuffle Play... Labeling a CD Disc Memo.. Locating a disc by name List-up.. Selecting specific tracks for playback Bank... 18 18

Getting Started

Resetting the unit.. 5 Detaching the front panel.. 5 Setting the clock.. 6

CD Player

Listening to a CD.. 7 Playing a CD in various modes. 8
Memorizing stations automatically Best Tuning Memory (BTM). 9 Memorizing only the desired stations. 9 Receiving the memorized stations.. 9 Storing the station names Station Memo.. 10 Locating a station by name List-up.. 11

TV/Video

Watching the TV.. 19 Watching a video... 19 Memorizing TV channels automatically. 19 Memorizing only the desired TV channels. 20 Storing the TV channel names. 20 Displaying the information stored on discs. 21 Watching the TV or video while listening to a CD or MD Simultaneous Play.. 21

Other Functions

Labeling the rotary commander. Using the rotary commander. Adjusting the sound characteristics.. Attenuating the sound.. Changing the sound and display settings.. 14

Additional Information

Precautions.. Maintenance.. Dismounting the unit.. Specifications... Troubleshooting guide.. 25

Location of controls

SEEK/AMS

SOURCE

D - BASS

RELEASE

Refer to the pages for details. 1 SEEK/AMS (seek/Automatic Music Sensor/manual search) control 8, 9, 10, 16, 18, 19, MODE (band/unit select) button 9, 15, 17, SOURCE (source select) button 7, 9, 15, 17, 19, 20, Dial (volume/bass/treble/left-right/rearfront control) 6, 14, SOUND button Display window 7 LIST button Station Memo 10, 11, 20 Disc Memo 17, 21 List-up 11, 6 (eject) button (located on the front side of the unit behind the front panel) 7, DSPL (display mode change) button 7, 10, 11, 15, 17, RELEASE (front panel release) button 5, 23 ! Reset button (located on the front side of the unit behind the front panel) 5 ! OFF button 5, 7 ! SHIFT button PLAY MODE 8, 9, 10, 18, 19, 20 REP 8, 16 SET UP 6, 8, 14, 15, 16 SHUF 8, 16 ! During radio reception: Number buttons 9 During CD/MD playback: Direct disc selection buttons 16 During TV reception: Number buttons 20

2 Set the hour.

to go backward

to go forward

3 Press (4) (n).
The minute indication flashes.

4 Set the minute.

Changing the display item

Listening to a CD

Insert a CD.
Playback starts automatically. Labeled side up
Each time you press (DSPL) during CD or CD TEXT disc playback, the item changes as follows:
$ Track number/ Elapsed playback time $ Disc name*1/Artist name*2 $ Track name*1 $ Clock *1 If you inserted a non-CD TEXT disc, NO NAME appears in the display. *2 If you play a CD TEXT disc, the artist name appears in the display after the disc name. (Only for CD TEXT discs with the artist name.)
If a CD is already inserted, press (SOURCE) repeatedly until CD appears to start playback.
CD indication Elapsed playing time
After you select the desired item, the display will automatically change to the Motion Display mode after a few seconds. In the Motion Display mode, all the above items are scrolled in the display one by one in order.
Tip The Motion Display mode can be turned off. (See Changing the sound and display settings on page 14).
Track number Note To play back an 8 cm (3 in.) CD, use the optional Sony compact disc single adapter (CSA-8).
To Stop playback Eject the CD

Press 6 or (OFF) 6

Automatically scrolling a disc name Auto Scroll
If the disc name, artist name, or track name on a CD TEXT disc exceeds 8 characters and the Auto Scroll function is on, information automatically scrolls across the display as follows:
The disc name appears when the disc has changed (if the disc name is selected). The track name appears when the track has changed (if the track name is selected).
If you press (DSPL) to change the display item, the disc or track name of the CD TEXT disc is scrolled automatically whether you set the function on or off. continue to next page n
During playback, press (SHIFT). Press (2) (SET UP) repeatedly until A.SCRL appears. Press (4) (n) to select A.SCRL-ON. Press (SHIFT).
Playing a CD in various modes
You can play CDs in various modes: REP (Repeat Play) repeats the current track. SHUF (Shuffle Play) plays all the tracks in random order.
To cancel Auto Scroll, select A.SCRL-OFF in step 3 above.
Note For some CD TEXT discs with very many characters, the following cases may happen: Some of the characters are not displayed Auto Scroll does not work. Tip To manually scroll the long name of a CD TEXT disc after activating the Auto Scroll function, press (SHIFT), then (1) (N) (manual scroll).

If you cannot tune in a preset station
Push and release the SEEK/AMS control up or down to search for the station (automatic tuning). Scanning stops when the unit receives a station. Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down repeatedly until the desired station is received.
Note If the automatic tuning stops too frequently, press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until LOCAL (local seek mode) is displayed. Then press (4) (n) to select LOCAL-ON. Press (SHIFT). Only the stations with relatively strong signals will be tuned in. Tip If you know the frequency of the station you want to listen to push the SEEK/AMS control up or down and hold until the desired frequency appears (manual tuning).
Storing the station names

Station Memo

You can assign a name to each radio station and store it in memory. The name of the station currently tuned in appears in the display. You can assign a name of up to eight characters per station.
Tune in a station whose name you want to store. Press (LIST) for two seconds.
If FM stereo reception is poor Monaural Mode
During radio reception, press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until MONO appears. Press (4) (n) repeatedly until MONO-ON appears. The sound improves, but becomes monaural (ST disappears). Press (SHIFT).
Enter the characters. 1 Rotate the dial clockwise to select the desired characters. (A n B n C n Z n 0 n 1 n 2 n 9 n + n n * n / n \ n > n < n.n_)
If you rotate the dial counterclockwise, the characters appear in the reverse order. If you want to put a blank space between characters, select _ (underbar). 2 Press (4) (n) after locating the desired character. The flashing cursor moves to the next space.
To return to normal mode, select MONO-OFF in step 2 above.
Each time you press (DSPL), the item changes as follows:

Frequency Clock

If you press (1) (N), the flashing cursor moves to the left. 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to enter the entire name.

To return to normal radio reception, press (LIST) for two seconds.
Tip To erase or correct a name, enter _ (under-bar) for each character.
Displaying the station name
Press (DSPL) during radio reception.
Locating a station by name List-up
Press (LIST) momentarily. The name assigned to the station currently playing appears in the display.
z Station name* Clock Z * If the station name of a station is not stored, NO NAME appears in the display for one second. z Frequency
Press (LIST) repeatedly until you find the desired station. Press (5) (ENTER) to tune in the desired station.

Erasing the station name

Tune in any station and press (LIST) for two seconds. Press (DSPL) for two seconds. Rotate the dial to select the name that you want to erase. Press (5) (ENTER) for two seconds. The name is erased. Repeat steps 3 and 4 if you want to erase other names. Press (LIST) for two seconds. The unit returns to the normal radio reception mode.
Note Once the station name or frequency has been displayed for five seconds, the display goes back to its normal mode. To turn off the display, press (DSPL).
You can connect an optional rotary commander (RM-X4S) with this unit.
Using the rotary commander
The rotary commander works by pressing buttons and/or rotating controls. You can also control optional CD or MD units with the rotary commander.
Labeling the rotary commander
Depending on how you mount the rotary commander, attach the appropriate label as shown in the illustration below.
By pressing buttons (the SOURCE and MODE buttons)

(SOURCE) (MODE)

LIST MODE SOUND
Each time you press (SOURCE), the source changes as follows:
TUNER n CD n MD* n TV* * If the corresponding optional equipment is not connected, this item will not appear.

SOUND MODE LIST

Pressing (MODE) changes the operation in the following ways;
Tuner: CD unit: MD unit: TV/Video: FM1 n FM2 n AM CD1 n CD2 n MD1 n MD2 n TV n VIDEO1 n VIDEO2

Attenuating the sound

Press (ATT) on the optional rotary commander. ATT-ON flashes momentarily. To restore the previous volume level, press (ATT) again.
Note If you connect an optional power amplifier and do not use the built-in amplifier, the beep sound will be disabled. Tip The unit decreases the volume automatically when a telephone call comes in (Telephone ATT Press (SHIFT). function).
Press (2) (SET UP) repeatedly until the desired item appears. Each time you press (2) (SET UP), the item changes as follows:
CLOCK nD.INFO* nAMBER/GREEN nDIM n BEEP n LOUD n RM n M.DSPL n A.SCRL* * When no CD or MD is playing,this item will not appear. Note The displayed item will differ depending on the source.
Press (4) (n) to select the desired setting (Example: ON or OFF). Press (SHIFT). After the mode setting is complete, the display returns to normal playback mode.

With Optional Equipment

CD/MD Unit
This unit can control a maximum of seven external CD/MD units in this configuration: CD unit - maximum of five MD unit - maximum of five. Any combination up to seven will work. If you connect an optional CD unit with the CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT information will appear in the display when you play a CD TEXT disc.
You can label CD and CD TEXT discs with a personalized name using the disc memo function. Refer to Labeling a CD (page 17). However, if you use personalized labels, they will always take priority over the original CD TEXT information when such information is displayed.
Tip If you want to display the original CD TEXT information after labeling the CD TEXT disc with a personalized name, press (SHIFT), then(4) (n).

Playing a CD or MD

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select CD or MD. Press (MODE) until the desired unit appears. CD/MD playback starts.
If the disc name, artist name, or track name on a CD TEXT disc or MD exceeds 8 characters and the Auto Scroll function is on, information automatically scrolls across the display as follows:
When a CD/MD unit is connected, all the tracks play from the beginning.
Each time you press (DSPL) during CD, CD TEXT, or MD playback, the item changes as follows:

$ Track number/ Elapsed playback time $ Disc name*1/Artist name*2 $ Track name*3 $ Clock
If you press (DSPL) to change the display item, the disc or track name of the MD or CD TEXT disc is scrolled automatically whether you set the function on or off.
During playback, press (SHIFT). Press (2) (SET UP) repeatedly until A.SCRL appears.
Press (4) (n) to select A.SCRL-ON. *1 If you have not labeled the disc or if there is no disc name prerecorded on the MD, NO NAME appears in the display. Press (SHIFT). *2 If you play a CD TEXT disc, the artist name appears in the display after the disc name. (Only To cancel Auto Scroll, select A.SCRL-OFF in for CD TEXT discs with the artist name.) *3 If the track name of a CD TEXT disc or MD is not step 3 above. prerecorded, NO NAME appears in the display. continue to next page n
Note For some CD TEXT discs with very many characters, the following cases may happen: Some of the characters are not displayed Auto Scroll does not work.
Playing tracks repeatedly

Repeat Play

You can select:
Tip REP-1 - to repeat a track. To manually scroll the long name of an MD or CD REP-2 - to repeat a disc. TEXT disc after activating the Auto Scroll function, Press (SHIFT), then(1) (N) (manual scroll).
During playback, press (SHIFT). Press (6) (REP) repeatedly until the desired setting appears.
z REP-1 REP-OFF Z z REP-2
You can select: SHUF-1 - to play the tracks on the current disc in random order. SHUF-2 - to play the tracks in the current unit in random order. SHIF-ALL - to play all the tracks in all the units in random order.
Locating a disc by disc number Direct Disc Selection
Press the number button that corresponds with the desired disc number. The desired disc in the current unit begins playback.
During playback, press (SHIFT). Press (7) (SHUF) repeatedly until the desired setting appears.
z SHUF-1 SHUF-OFF Z z SHUF-2 SHUF-ALL* Z
* SHUF-ALL is available for CD changer (s) only.

Labeling a CD Disc Memo

(For a CD unit with the custom file function)

You can label each disc with a personalized name. You can enter up to eight characters for a disc. If you label a CD, you can locate the disc by name (page 18) and select the specific tracks for playback (page 18).

Displaying the disc memo

Press (DSPL) during CD or CD TEXT disc playback.
$ Track number/ Elapsed playback time $ Disc memo name
Play the CD and press (LIST) for two seconds.

$ Track name* $ Clock

If you rotate the dial counterclockwise, the characters will appear in reverse order. If you want to put a blank space between characters, select _ (underbar). 2 Press (4) (n) after locating the desired character. The flashing cursor moves to the next space.
* If you connect an optional CD unit with the CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT information will appear in the display when you play a CD TEXT disc.

Erasing the disc memo

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select CD. Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the CD unit. Press (LIST) for two seconds. Press (DSPL) for two seconds. Rotate the dial to select the name you want to erase. Press (5) (ENTER) for two seconds. The name is erased. Repeat steps 5 and 6 if you want to erase other names. Press (LIST) for two seconds.
To return to normal CD playback mode, press (LIST) for two seconds.
The unit returns to normal CD playback Tip To erase or correct a name, enter _ (under-bar) mode. for each character. Note When a personalized label is erased, the original CD TEXT information will appear in the display.

Locating a disc by name

List-up (For a CD unit with the custom file function or an MD unit)
You can use this function for discs that have been assigned a custom name. For more information on disc names, refer to Labeling a CD (page 17).
Selecting specific tracks for playback
Bank (For a CD unit with the custom file function)
If you label the disc, you can set the unit to skip or play the tracks of your choice.
Press (LIST). The name assigned to the current disc appears in the display.
Start playing the disc and press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) for two seconds.

Bank edit mode.

When you assign a disc memo label to a CD TEXT disc, it takes priority over the original CD TEXT information.
Press (LIST) repeatedly until you find the desired disc. Press (5) (ENTER) to play the disc.
Note If you have not labeled the disc, the bank edit mode does not appear. To go back to normal playback mode, press (SHIFT).
Notes After a disc name has been displayed for five seconds, the display returns to normal playback mode. To turn off the display, press (DSPL). The track names are not displayed during MD or CD TEXT disc playback. If there are no discs in the magazine, NO DISC appears in the display. If a disc has not been assigned a custom file, ******** appears in the display. If the disc information has not been read by the unit, NOT READ appears in the display. To load a disc, first press the number button, then choose the disc that has not been loaded. There are also some letters which cannot be displayed (during MD or CD TEXT disc playback).

Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down to select the track number you want to skip and press (5) (ENTER).
The indication changes from PLAY to SKIP. To return the indication to PLAY, press (5) (ENTER) again. Repeat step 2 to set PLAY or SKIP for all the tracks. Press (3) (PLAY MODE) for two seconds. The unit returns to normal CD playback mode. Press (SHIFT).
Notes You can set PLAY or SKIP for up to 24 tracks. You cannot set SKIP for all the tracks on a CD.
Playing specific tracks only
You can select: BANK-ON - to play the tracks with the PLAY setting. BANK-INV (Inverse) - to play the tracks with the SKIP setting.
You can connect an optional TV tuner and TV monitor to this unit.
During playback, press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until BANK appears. Press (4) (n) to repeatedly until the desired setting appears.
z BANK-ON z BANK-INV z BANK-OFF

Watching the TV

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly until TV appears. Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down to select the desired TV band.
Playback starts from the track following the current one.

Watching a video

Press (SOURCE) repeatedly until TV appears. Press (MODE) repeatedly to select VIDEO-1. Playback the video.
To return to normal playing mode, select BANK-OFF in step 2 above.
Note VIDEO-2 appears if the VIDEO 2 terminal of the TV monitor is selected.
Memorizing TV channels automatically
The unit selects the TV channels with the strongest signals and memorizes them in the order of their frequency. Caution When tuning in a station while driving, use Best Tuning Memory to prevent accidents.
Press (SOURCE) repeatedly until TV appears. Press (SHIFT), then press (3) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until AUTO MEM appears. continue to next page n
Press (4) (n). The unit stores TV channels in the order of their frequencies on the number buttons. A beep sound when the setting is stored. Press (SHIFT).
Storing the TV channel names
Follow the steps in Storing the station names (page 10).
Notes The unit does not store TV channels with weak Displaying the TV or radio station signals. If only a few TV channels can be names received, some number buttons will remain empty. When a preset number is indicated in the display, Press (LIST) during TV or radio reception. the unit starts storing TV channels from the one currently displayed. Example: When receiving the FM1 band

FM WC B S 2 WB L S 3 WK T U 4 WR K I S S 5 WE V D 6 WR F M 0 1. 2. WP L J 10 WY N Y
Memorizing only the desired TV channels
You can store up to 10 channels on the number buttons in the order of your choice.
Press (SOURCE) repeatedly until TV appears. Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down to tune in the TV channel you want to store on each number button. Keep the desired number button ((1) to (10)) pressed until you hear a beep sound. The number button indication appears in the display.
1 Preset number 2 Stored station names 3 Frequencies*
* If the name of a station is not stored, the frequency of that station will be displayed instead. Notes It may take some time before all indications appear in the display. The TV channel does not appear during list display. The contents of the preset memory cannot be listed when the unit is in simultaneous play mode (page 21).
Note If you try to store another channel on the same Turning off the display number button, the previously stored channel will be erased. During radio reception, press (LIST)
again. During TV reception, the list display on the TV monitor will automatically turn off after a few seconds.
Displaying the information stored on discs
Press (LIST) during CD/MD playback.
Example: When CD unit 1 is selected.
CD SCHUBERT 2 MO Z A R T 3 BACH 4 L I SZ T 5 CHOP I N ? 10 ?
Watching the TV or video while listening to a CD or MD Simultaneous Play
The simultaneous play function does not work while you are listening to the radio.
Press (SOURCE) for two seconds.

* ***** ******

Press (1) (N).
1 Disc numbers 2 Titles stored as custom files 3 No disc is loaded*No stored titles*TOC information has not been identified yet*3
*1 A blank space is displayed next to a disc number represents empty slots in the disc magazine. *2 If a title is not registered in the custom file, ****** is displayed. *3 If the disc information has not been read yet, ? is displayed. Notes It may take some time until all indications appear in the display. The TV channel does not appear during list display. The contents of the preset memory cannot be listed when the unit is in the simultaneous play mode.
Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select a CD or MD.

Fuse replacement
When replacing the fuse, be sure to use one matching the amperage rating started on the original fuse. If the fuse blows, check the power connection and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows again after replacement, there may be an internal malfunction. In such a case, consult your nearest Sony dealer.

Dismounting the unit

Release key (supplied)

Fuse (10 A)

Warning Never use a fuse with an amperage rating exceeding the one supplied with the unit as this could damage the unit.
Pull the unit out while the release key is inserted.

Cleaning the connectors

The unit may not function properly if the connectors between the unit and the front panel are not clean. In order to prevent this, open the front panel by pressing (RELEASE), then detach it and clean the connectors with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Do not apply too much force. Otherwise, the connectors may be damaged.

Main unit

Back of the front panel Notes For safety, turn off the engine before cleaning the connectors and remove the key from the ignition switch. Never touch the connectors directly with your fingers or any metal device.

Specifications

AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS
POWER OUTPUT AND TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION 17 watts per channel minimum continuous average power into 4 ohms, 4 channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 1 % total harmonic distortion.
Other specifications CD player section
System Signal-to-noise ratio Frequency response Wow and flutter Laser Diode Properties Material Wavelength Emission Duration Laser output power Compact disc digital audio system 90 dB 10 20,000 Hz Below measurable limit GaAlAs 780 nm Continuous Less than 44.6 W*

General

Outputs Line outputs (2) Power antenna relay control lead Power amplifier control lead Telephone ATT control lead Bass 8 dB at 100 Hz Treble 8 dB at 10 kHz 12 V DC car battery (negative ground) Approx. 185 mm (7 1/7 3/8 in.) (w/h/d) Approx. 162 mm (7 1/1/1/2 in.) (w/h/d) Approx. 1.2 kg (2 lb. 10 oz.) Parts for installation and connections (1 set) Front panel case (1) Rotary commander RM-X4S BUS cable (supplied with an RCA pin cord) RC-61 (1 m), RC-62 (2 m) Cleaning cloth XP-CD1 Compact disc single adapter CSA-8 CD changer (10 discs) CDX-828, CDX-727 MD changer (6 discs) MDX-65 Other CD/MD changers with the Sony-BUS system Source selector XA-C30 TV tuner XT-40V, etc.

Tone controls Power requirements Dimensions Mounting dimensions Mass Supplied accessories Optional accessories
* This output is the value measured at a distance of 200 mm from the objective lens surface on the Optical Pick-up Block.

Tuner section

Tuning range Antenna terminal Intermediate frequency Usable sensitivity Selectivity Signal-to-noise ratio 87.5 107.9 MHz External antenna connector 10.7 MHz 12 dBf 75 dB at 400 kHz 65 dB (stereo), 68 dB (mono) Harmonic distortion at 1 kHz 0.7 % (stereo), 0.5 % (mono) Separation 35 dB at 1 kHz Frequency response 30 15,000 Hz

Optional equipment

Tuning range Antenna terminal Intermediate frequency Sensitivity 530 1,710 kHz External antenna connector 10.7 MHz/450 kHz 30 V

Power amplifier section

Outputs Speaker outputs (sure seal connectors) Speaker impedance ohms Maximum power output 40 W 4 (at 4 ohms)
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Troubleshooting guide

The following checklist will help you remedy the problems you may encounter with your unit. Before going through the checklist below, check the connection and operating procedures.
Problem No sound. Cause/Solution Cancel the ATT function. Set the fader control to the center position for two-speaker systems. Rotate the dial in a clockwise direction to adjust the volume. The power cord or battery has been disconnected. The reset button has been pressed. n Store again into the memory.
The contents of the memory have been erased.
Indications do not appear in the Remove the front panel and clean the connectors. See display. Cleaning the connectors (page 23) for details. No beep sound. An optional power amplifier is connected and you are not using the built-in amplifier. The beep sound is canceled (page 14).

CD/MD playback

Problem A disc cannot be loaded. Cause/Solution Another CD is already loaded. The CD is forcibly inserted upside down or in the wrong way (MD). Defective MD or dirty CD. The ambient temperature exceeds 50C (122F). Press 6 for two seconds. Press the reset button. The unit is installed at an angle of more than 60. The unit is not installed in a sturdy part of the car.
Playback does not begin. A disc is automatically ejected. CD will not eject. The operation buttons do not function. The sound skips due to vibration.

Radio reception

Problem Preset tuning is not possible. Automatic tuning is not possible. The ST indication flashes. Cause/Solution Memorize the correct frequency. The broadcast signal is too weak. The broadcast signal is too weak. n Use manual tuning. Tune in the frequency accurately. The broadcast signal is too weak. n Set to the MONO mode (page 10).
Error displays (when optional CD/MD unit is connected)
The following indications will flash for about five seconds, and an alarm sound will be heard. Display Cause The disc magazine is not inserted in the CD/MD unit. Solution Insert the disc magazine in the CD/ MD unit.
NO MAG NO DISC NG DISCS ERROR
No disc is inserted in the CD/MD unit. Insert discs in the CD/MD unit. A CD/MD cannot play because of some problem. A CD is dirty or inserted upside down.*2 An MD does not play because of some problem.*2 Insert another CD/MD. Clean or insert the CD correctly. Insert another MD. Play an MD with tracks recorded on it. Press the reset button of the unit. Close the lid or insert the MDs properly. Wait until the temperature goes down below 50C (122F).

BLANK *

No tracks have been recorded on an MD.*2 The CD/MD unit cannot be operated because of some problem. The lid of the MD unit is open or MDs are not inserted properly. The ambient temperature is more than 50C (122F).

RESET NO READY HI TEMP

*1 When an error occurs during playback of an MD or CD, the disc number of the MD or CD does not appear in the display. *2 The disc number of the disc causing the error appears in the display.
If the above-mentioned solutions do not help improve the situation, consult your nearest Sony dealer.

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