Rockford Fosgate RFX9120R Installation & Operation Manual

Marque: Rockford Fosgate

Modèle: RFX9120R

Catégorie: Récepteurs multimédia de voiture

Taper: Installation & Operation Manual

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Source Units

INTRODUCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dear Customer,

Congratulations on your purchase of the world’s finest brand of car audio source units. At Rockford

Fosgate we are fanatics about musical reproduction at its best, and we are pleased you chose our

product. Through years of engineering expertise, hand craftsmanship and critical testing procedures,

we have created a wide range of products that reproduce music with all the clarity and richness you

deserve.

For maximum performance we recommend you have your new Rockford Fosgate product installed

by an Authorized Rockford Fosgate Dealer, as we provide specialized training through Rockford

Technical Training Institute (RTTI). Please read your warranty and retain your receipt and original

carton for possible future use.

Great product and competent installations are only a piece of the puzzle when it comes to your

system. Make sure that your installer is using 100% authentic installation accessories from

Connecting Punch in your installation. Connecting Punch has everything from RCA cables and

speaker wire to power line and battery connectors. Insist on it! After all, your new system deserves

nothing but the best.

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which include everything from T-shirts to jackets and hats.

To get a free brochure on Rockford Fosgate products and Rockford accessories,

in the U.S. call 480-967-3565 or FAX 480-967-8132.

For all other countries, call +001-480-967-3565 or FAX +001-480-967-8132.

PRACTICE SAFE SOUND™

Continuous exposure to sound pressure levels over 100dB may cause permanent

hearing loss. High powered auto sound systems may produce sound pressure

levels well over 130dB. Use common sense and practice safe sound.

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Precaution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

Contents of Carton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-8

Installation Considerations . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Mounting Locations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Standard Mount. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

ISO-DIN Mount. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Wiring the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Wiring Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Source Unit Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9

NOTE: Review each section for more detailed information.

If, after reading your manual, you still have questions regarding this product, we recommend that

you see your Rockford Fosgate dealer. If you need further assistance, you can call us direct at

1-800-669-9899. Be sure to have your serial number, model number and date of purchase available

when you call.

The serial number can be found on the outside of the box. Please record it in the space provided

below as your permanent record. This will serve as verification of your factory warranty and may

become useful in recovering your source unit if it is ever stolen.

Serial Number: _________________________________________

Model Number: ________________________________________

Operation-Basic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12

Initial Set-Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Reset Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Power ON/OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Clock Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Mode Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Operation-Tuner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-14

Operation-CD Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Operation-MP3 (9120 Only) . . . . . . . . 16-17

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-20

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Warranty Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

International Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PRECAUTIONS

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GETTING STARTED

Welcome to Rockford Fosgate! This manual is designed to provide

information for the owner, salesperson and installer. For those of you who want quick information

on how to install this product, please turn to the

Installation Section of this manual. Other

information can be located by using the Table of Contents. We, at Rockford Fosgate, have worked

very hard to make sure all the information in this manual is current. But, as we are constantly

finding new ways to improve our product, this information is subject to change without notice.

NOTE: This manual uses abbreviations for the following terms:

TUNER = AM/FM Radio Tuner

CDP = In-Dash CD Player

MP3 = Computer Generated Audio File Format (Model RFX9120 Only)

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This symbol with “WARNING” is intended to alert the user to the

presence of important instructions. Failure to heed the

instructions will result in severe injury or death.

This symbol with “

CAUTION” is intended to alert the user to the

presence of important instructions. Failure to heed the

instructions can result in injury or unit damage.

CAUTION: To prevent injury and damage to the unit, please read and follow the

instructions in this manual. We want you to have enjoyment from this

system, not a headache.

CAUTION If you feel unsure about installing this system yourself, have it installed

by a qualified Rockford Fosgate technician.

CAUTION Before installation, disconnect the battery negative (-) terminal to

prevent damage to the unit, fire and/or possible injury.

SOURCE UNIT AND OPTIONAL CD CHANGER

Operating Temperature

Be sure the temperature inside the vehicle is between –10° C and +65° C (+14°F and

+149°F). DO NOT play a disc if the temperature is higher or lower than the operating range.

Moisture Condensation

The CD playback may waver due to condensation. If this occurs, remove the disc from the

source unit and wait approximately an hour for the moisture to evaporate.

Environment Exposure

DO NOT expose the Source Unit or optional CD Changer to any of the following: direct sun

and heat, high humidity, excessive dust, excessive vibration and rain or water.

+65°C

–10°C

PRECAUTIONS

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

The following is a list of tools needed for installation:

Volt/Ohm Meter

Wire strippers

Wire crimpers

Wire cutters

#2 Phillips screwdriver

Battery post wrench

Hand held drill w/assorted bits

1/8" diameter heatshrink tubing

Assorted connectors

Soldering iron

Solder

Heat gun

CONTENTS OF CARTON

Either Model 9020 or 9120 Source unit

Installation & Operation Manual

Standard Mounting Sleeve

Back strap (taped to box insert)

Chassis Release Keys (2)

Hardware Package

16-pin Power Harness

Faceplate Case (1 Soft and 1 Hard)

Handling the Detachable Faceplate

DO NOT drop or cause shock to the faceplate as serious damage may occur. Protect the

faceplate by storing it in the supplied carrying case.

Avoid Mechanical Malfunction

DO NOT grab a disc while it is being automatically loaded into the source unit. Doing this

may cause serious damage to the playback mechanism and/or damage to the disc.

COMPACT DISCS

Disc Handling and Care

DO NOT touch the playing side (opposite of label side) of the disc. When handling the disc,

only the outer edges or center hole of the disc should be touched. DO NOT affix any sticker

or label to the disc. DO NOT apply vinyl record spray, anti-static agent, acetone, or any

other volatile chemicals to the disc.

Damaged Disc

DO NOT play a cracked, warped, or damaged disc. Doing this may cause serious damage

to the playback mechanism.

New Discs

The CD player will eject discs that have either been inserted incorrectly or have irregular

surfaces. If a new disc is ejected after loading, feel around the outer edge of the CD and its

center hole. Any small burrs or irregularities could inhibit proper loading of the disc. To

remove the burrs, rub the inside edge of the hole and outside edge of the disc with an object

such as a ball point pen.

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This section focuses on some of the vehicle considerations for installing your new Source Unit. Pre-

planning your system layout and best wiring routes will save installation time. When deciding on

the layout of your new system, be sure that each component will be easily accessible for making

adjustments.

CAUTION: If you feel unsure about installing this system yourself, have it installed

by a qualified technician.

CAUTION: Before installation, disconnect the battery negative (-) terminal to

prevent damage to the unit, fire and/or possible injury.

Before beginning any installation, follow these simple rules:

1. Be sure to carefully read and understand the instructions before attempting to install the Unit.

2. For safety, disconnect the negative lead from the battery prior to beginning the installation.

3. For easier assembly, we suggest you run all wires prior to mounting your Source Unit in place.

4. Route all of the RCA cables close together and away from any high current wires.

5. Use high quality connectors for a reliable installation and to minimize signal or power loss.

6. Think before you drill! Be careful not to cut or drill into gas tanks, fuel lines, brake or hydraulic

lines, vacuum lines or electrical wiring when working on any vehicle.

7. Never run wires underneath the vehicle. Running the wires inside the vehicle provides the best

protection.

8. Avoid running wires over or through sharp edges. Use rubber or plastic grommets to protect any

wires routed through metal, especially the firewall.

9. ALWAYS protect the battery and electrical system from damage with proper fusing. Install the

appropriate fuse holder and fuse on the +12V power wire within 18” (45.7 cm) of the battery

terminal.

10. When grounding to the chassis of the vehicle, scrape all paint from the metal to ensure a good,

clean ground connection. Grounding connections should be as short as possible and always be

connected to metal that is welded to the main body, or chassis, of the vehicle.

MOUNTING LOCATIONS

The mounting position of your source unit will have a great effect on the performance of your

in-dash CD Player. The source unit can be installed in a wide range of operating locations.

However, care should be taken to ensure optimum performance.

Engine Compartment

Never mount this unit in the engine compartment. Mounting the unit in the engine compartment

will void your warranty.

Instrument Panel

Mounting the source unit in the instrument panel provides optimum access. The source unit should

be securely mounted using the “Standard Mount” or “ISO-DIN Mount” method to ensure optimum

CD Player performance.

Center Console

Mounting the source unit in the center console provides optimum access. Be sure the installation

does not interfere with the operation of the gear shift or parking brake. The source unit should have

a mounting angle within ±20° from horizontal.

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Glove Box

Mounting the source unit in the glove box is adequate, but does not provide easy access. Glove box

mounting should only be done if “Instrument Panel” or ”Center Console,” mounting is not

acceptable (i.e., maintaining integrity of older vehicles with metal dashboards.) The source unit

should be mounted within ±20° from horizontal.

Under Dash

Mounting the source unit under the dash is adequate, but does not provide easy access. Under dash

mounting should only be done if “Instrument Panel,” ”Center Console” or ”Glove Box” mounting is

not acceptable. Mount the source unit off to the side of the driver's area to reduce interference with

the parking brake, gear shift, or operating pedals. The source unit should be mounted within ±20°

from horizontal.

STANDARD MOUNT

Installing;

• Mount the Locks for the Installation Sleeve

onto the source unit (use supplied screws).

• Mount the Installation Sleeve into a secure

instrument panel.

NOTE: Make sure to mount the Source Unit as

close to horizontal as possible for

optimum CD Player performance.

Mounting Angles of up to ±20˚ from

horizontal can be accommodated.

• Bend Appropriate Tabs on all sides of the

installation sleeve. See Installation Sheet.

• Install Source Unit by sliding unit into installation sleeve until it clicks into place.

• Mount Back Strap securely behind the instrument panel to prevent source unit vibration.

• Back strap Screw should be 6mm max (use supplied screw).

• Connect Antenna to antenna jack on rear of source unit.

Removal;

• Disconnect Back Strap from rear of radio (if used).

• Remove Trim Piece from front of radio.

• Insert Release Keys into left and right sides of source unit to

disengage locks.

• Remove Source Unit from installation sleeve with release keys.

ISO-DIN MOUNT

Installing;

• Remove Trim Piece and Installation Sleeve from source

unit.

• Factory Bracket should align with two mounting holes

on each side of source unit.

• ISO Screws should be 6mm max (use supplied screws).

• Connect Antenna to antenna jack on rear of source

unit.

• Install Source Unit into instrument panel.

+20°

-20

Horizontal

Lock

Screw

Trim

Sleeve

Back Strap

Trim

Dash

Screw

Factory Bracket

Release Key

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WIRING THE SYSTEM

NOTE: See diagram on following page to help you connect your system.

CAUTION: If you do not feel comfortable with wiring your new source unit, please

see your local Authorized Rockford Fosgate Dealer for installation.

CAUTION: Before installation, disconnect the battery negative (-) terminal to

prevent damage to the unit, fire and/or possible injury.

1. Install the 16-Pin Power Harness by connecting the corresponding wires to the electrical and

audio system. Solder and heat shrink all connections for a reliable installation. For each

connection, cut a 1" piece of heat shrink tubing and slide over one of the wires. Strip each wire

3/8" then twist together and solder. Slide the tubing over the connection and shrink the tubing

with a hot air gun until no bare wire is exposed.

2. Connect the BLACK (Ground) wire to chassis ground. Prepare the chassis ground by scraping

any paint from the metal surface and thoroughly clean the area of all dirt and grease. Strip the

end of the wire and attach a ring connector. Fasten the wire to the chassis using a non-anodized

screw and star washer.

3. Connect the YELLOW (Backup) wire to a source of constant +12V (for retaining memory on

user-programmed functions). The source should always have +12V, even when the ignition is off

and the car is not running.

4. Connect the RED (ACC +B) wire (Ignition) to a source of switched +12V (is on only when

ignition key is in “accessory” or “run” position). Connect the RED wire to a switched +12 volt

positive source. The switched signal is usually taken from the ACC (accessory) position of the

ignition. If the vehicle does not have an ACC position, connect the wire to the switched ON

position of the ignition.

5. Connect the LT. BLUE (Remote B+) wire to the “Remote Turn-On” leads of the amplifier(s). This

will turn-on the external amplifiers when the source unit is powered on.

6. Connect the BLUE/RED (Auto Ant.) wire to the “Power Antenna” lead. This will raise a fully

automatic antenna when the source unit is powered on, but only in Tuner Mode.

7a. Connecting Speakers (Not using external amplifier)

Connect the Speaker Wires to the corresponding speaker leads by soldering and heat shrinking

all connections for a reliable installation. If only one pair of speakers is utilized in the system,

use only the FRONT speaker leads and heat shrink the unused REAR leads to prevent from

shorting out. Be sure to maintain speaker polarity. DO NOT chassis ground any speaker leads as

unstable operation may result.

7b. Connecting Speakers (Using external amplifier)

Install the Preamp Output Harness by plugging the RCA cables into the corresponding extension

RCAs that feed the input of the amplifiers. Be sure to route the signal cables away from any high

current wires to prevent coupling noise from radiated electrical fields into the audio signal. The

FRONT OUTPUT connects to the Front speaker's amplifier. The REAR OUTPUT connects to the

Rear speaker's amplifier.

8. Connect the Antenna by plugging the antenna cable into the connector located at the rear of the

source unit. Be sure the antenna is securely grounded to the vehicle for proper radio reception.

SOURCE UNIT FEATURES

1. OFF – Turns the source unit on and off.

2. DISP – Toggles between different display features in main display; when pressed and held for 1

second, toggles clock between hours and minutes.

3. DIR- – Selects the next radio station in TUNER mode and selects the next track in CDP

mode. Moves back through files in MP3 mode.

4. MODE – Selects between TUNER and CDP modes.

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SOURCE UNIT FEATURES

5. OPEN – Opens the faceplate and ejects CDs from the in-dash CD player.

VOLUME – When pressed, selects between VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, and FADER

modes.

7. 0 (PUNCH) – Enables bass and treble response to be boosted at all volume levels.

8. 9 (AS) – Press and hold to store the strongest radio stations in each tuner bank in AUTO STORE

mode. Momentarily press to scan each radio preset in PRESET SCAN mode.

9. – Press to remove faceplate from source unit.

10. 8 (LO/DX) – When pressed, selects between LOCAL and DX tuner sensitivity.

11. DIR- – Selects the previous radio station in TUNER mode and selects the previous track in

CDP mode. Moves forward through files in MP3 mode.

12.

BAND (ENTER) – Selects which bank of tuner presets (FM1/FM2/AM) should be active or

enables tracks in MP3 mode.

13. PRESET 1 (SCAN) – Selects radio preset #1 in TUNER mode and scans each track on the disc in

CDP mode or MP3 mode.

14. PRESET 2 (RPT) – Selects radio preset #2 in TUNER mode and repeats the current track in CDP

mode or MP3 mode.

15. PRESET 3 (RDM) – Selects radio preset #3 in TUNER mode and selects tracks at random in CDP

mode or MP3 mode.

16. PRESET 4 (T/-10) – Selects radio preset #4 in TUNER mode and jumps back 10 tracks during

MP3 play.

17. PRESET 5 (T/+10) – Selects radio preset #5 in TUNER mode and jumps forward 10 tracks during

MP3 play.

18. PRESET 6 (ROOT) – Selects radio preset #6 in TUNER mode and returns unit to root directory in

MP3 mode.

19. 7 (MUTE) – Mutes the audio in TUNER mode, and pauses the disc in CDP mode or MP3 mode.

20. T-ACC – Tuner mode, source unit, press to access preset buttons 7 to 10. CDP mode, allows you

to enter the track number you want manually .

INITIAL SETUP

DETACHABLE FACEPLATE

The faceplate is detachable as a theft deterrent.

To Detach the Faceplate:

1. Make sure that the faceplate is in the closed position.

NOTE: The faceplate cannot be removed from the faceplate bracket when

the bracket is in the open position.

2. Press the release button on the right edge of the faceplate and pull the

faceplate away from the unit.

To Attach the Faceplate

1. Insert the left side of the faceplate into the faceplate bracket first.

2. Press the right side, (Push Area), of the faceplate against the front of the unit until it clicks into

place.

CAUTION: Do not attempt to attach the faceplate to the faceplate bracket when the

bracket is in the open position. You may cause damage to the

mechanism that may void your warranty

Push Area

OPERATION – BASIC

RESET BUTTON

CAUTION: Do not press the Reset Button too hard or you may cause damage that

may void your warranty. If you need assistance, please consult an

Authorized Rockford Fosgate Dealer.

1. Follow the instructions above to detach the faceplate.

2. Insert a paper clip or other slender object into the Reset Button hole in the lower left corner of

the unit and gently press it in until the button clicks.

POWER ON/OFF

1. Press the OFF button to turn the radio on.

2. Press the OFF button again to turn the radio off.

Any Button Wake-Up

Press any button, except OPEN, DISP or , to “wake-up” the radio from

sleep mode.

NOTE: When the radio is off, “sleep mode”, the clock will be displayed.

VOLUME KNOB/TONE CONTROLS

The Volume knob is a multifunction controller and handles the Volume,

Tone Controls, and Setup Options, see below.

To Control Volume

1. Turn the VOLUME knob clockwise to raise volume.

2. Turn the VOLUME knob counter-clockwise to lower volume.

To Adjust Tone Controls

1. Press the VOLUME knob repeatedly to cycle through

BASS > TREBLE > BALANCE > FADER > VOLUME.

2. Turn the VOLUME knob to increase, clockwise, or decrease, counter-clockwise, the selected

function.

Source Tone Memory

Individual Bass & Treble settings are memorized for TUNER and CD PLAYER.

NOTE: If no adjustment is made after 5 seconds, the MENU knob will revert to VOLUME mode.

SETUP OPTIONS

The list below shows the default Setup Options. The bracketed items are the alternate options

contained within each Setup Option.

Selecting Options

1. Press and hold the VOLUME knob for about 1 second until the first Option appears

{AMERICAS}.

2. Press the VOLUME Knob repeatedly to cycle through all Setup Options. The first two options

only affect the Tuner Mode.

3. To change an Option, press either DIR / Buttons.

4. To store, wait 5 seconds and the Display will return to the last Mode shown.

• AMERICAS [EUR/AUST] — Allows tuning of frequencies available in different parts of the

world.

• P. PLAY [EJ MUTE] — Plays the Tuner after you eject a CD while Eject Mute mutes the Tuner

after you eject a CD.

•

V/BAR ON [V/BAR OFF] — Displays the Volume Bar at the bottom of the Front Panel while

Volume Bar Off turns it off.

• INI VOL 15 — Sets the maximum Initial Volume when the unit turns on. Initial Volume sets

point of maximum volume when the unit is turned on. If the volume setting was lower than the

initial volume setting when the unit is turned off, then the lower volume will be used at turn on.

If the volume setting was higher than the initial volume setting, then the initial volume setting is

used at turn on. This feature prevents accidental high volume turn on as well as allows high

volume settings to be retained in case another preamplifier is the system’s main volume control.

CLOCK OPERATION

Setting the Clock Hours

1. Press and hold the DISP button for 1 second until the hour flashes.

2. Press DIR / Button to set the hour.

Setting the Clock Minutes

1. Press and the DISP button a second time and the minutes will flash.

2. Press DIR / Button to set the minutes.

Your settings will be saved after the clock has flashed for 5 seconds.

NOTE: When the radio is off (sleep mode) the clock will be displayed.

MODE SELECTION

Press the MODE button repeatedly to cycle through the following

modes:

• CDP PLAY — Enables CD Player if a CD is inserted.

• FM1>FM2>AM — Enables the Tuner.

MUTE

1. Press the MUTE (7) button to dampen the volume.

2. Press the MUTE (7) button a second time to revert the audio to the

previous level.

NOTE: The panel will display MUTE until the function is canceled.

PUNCH

The Punch button enables the bass and treble response of the audio output to be

boosted for all listening levels.

1. Press the PUNCH (0) button to enable the Punch feature.

2. Press the PUNCH (0) button again to disable the Punch feature.

NOTE: The panel will display "Punch" when the Punch feature is on.

OPERATION – BASIC

OPERATION – TUNER

SELECTING A BAND

Press the BAND button repeatedly to cycle through FM1, FM2, and AM.

The act of selecting the band automatically enables that band.

TUNER OPTIONS

The bracketed options are alternate options.

• AMERICAS [EUR/AUST]

• P. PLAY [EJ MUTE]

Selecting Tuner Options

See SETUP OPTIONS to change tuner options.

Local / DX Selection

Select between LOCAL and DX tuner sensitivity by pressing the LO/DX (8)

button. LOCAL sets the sensitivity for city conditions where there are several

strong radio stations. DX sets the sensitivity of the tuner for rural conditions

where there are weak radio stations.

SELECTING A STATION

Press the DIR / Button once and the Tuner will rapidly proceed to

the next DIR (UP) or pervious DIR (DOWN) station.

Press and holding either the DIR / button for 1 second will put

you into TUNER MANUAL mode. You can now manually search up or

down at a rate of one digit per click (pressing and holding the DIR /

button will allow rapid searching).

PANEL DISPLAY

Tuner Mode:

The panel will display the band, FM1, FM2 or AM1, and the station frequency.

CD Modes

While playing a disc the panel will display the track number and the time played.

MP3 Modes (Model 9120 Only)

The panel will display "READING CD" for 15 to 20 seconds when the CD is first inserted. Then the

title of the CD followed by the name of the first folder, then the name of the song in that folder. You

can select between the name of the song and track number with time played by pressing the DISP

button.

OPERATION – TUNER

PRESET BUTTONS

Each Tuner mode—FM1, FM2, and AM—has 10 presets for a total of 30 presets.

To Set a Preset Button (for buttons 1 to 6)

1. Tune the Tuner to the station you wish to program.

2. Press and hold any preset button (1 to 6) for five seconds and it will program that setting.

To Set a Preset Button (for buttons 7 to 0)

3. Tune the Tuner to the station you wish to program.

4. First, press the T-ACC button, then press and hold preset button (7 to 0) for

five seconds and it will program that setting.

AUTO STORE

If you want the Tuner to select the 10 most powerful stations in order of their

signal strength and assign them to Preset buttons 1 to 0, you can use Auto

Store.

1. Press and the AS button and the Tuner will scan the entire dial.

2. Auto Store will store radio stations independently in the selected tuner

bank (FM1/FM2/AM).

Available on International R.D.S. Models Only (Model 9120R)

AF/TP MODE

TP (Traffic Program) Mode will automatically switch to receive a Traffic

Announcement regardless of the current operating mode of the unit. EON TA are stations that do not

have a TRAFFIC PROGRAM but can provide information on other radio stations that do.

AF (Alternative Frequencies) Mode compares the signal level of the current station with the signal

level of other alternative frequencies on the same radio network (see PTY Mode). If the AF provides

a stronger signal than the current frequency, the radio will switch to the stronger AF.

Traffic Program Mode (TP)

1. Press the AF/TP button to engage TP Mode, and again to disengage TP Mode.

2. When TP is blinking, TP Mode is on and there is no TP DATA to receive.

3. The SEEK or AS function will stop only at radio stations providing TP or EON TA.

Alternative Frequencies Mode (AF)

1. Press and hold the AF/TP button for 1 second to engage AF Mode.

2. Press and hold AF/TP again for 1 second to disengage AF Mode.

PTY MODE

PTY (Program Type) can search for radio stations via

MUSIC MODE or SPEECH MODE networks. Music Mode categorizes radio stations into Pop, Rock,

Modern Music, Light, Classics, and others. Speech Mode categorizes music into News, Affairs, Info,

Sports, Education, Drama, Culture, and Science. REG (Region Mode) will switch the station to

another that has the same PI CODE (station that provides exactly the same program) but in a

different REGION.

Program Type Mode

1. Press the PTY button to cycle through MUSIC,

SPEECH, and PTY OFF.

2. Press the PRESET button that corresponds to the mode

type (refer to chart below).

Region Mode

1. Press and hold the PTY button for 1 second to turn on

Region Mode.

2. Press and hold the PTY button again for 1 second to

turn off Region Mode.

NOTE: The LCD will display “REG” when AF and REG

modes are on.

KEY Music Mode Speech Mode

M1 POP M NEWS

M2 ROCK M AFFAIRS

M3 M.O.R.M. INFO

M4 LIGHT M SPORT

M5 CLASSICS EDUCATE

M6 OTHER M DRAMA

M7 – CULTURE

M8 – SCIENCE

M9 – VARIDE

OPERATION – TUNER

OPERATION – CD PLAYER

Basic Operation

NOTE: This system will play AUDIO CDs created on a Macintosh

NOTE: This system will play CD-R and CD-RW discs.

To Play a CD

1. Press OPEN button and the Front Panel will slide open.

2. Insert a CD into the slot with the label side facing up.

3. Close the front panel by pressing the lower right corner inward.

4. CDP PLAY will auto-select and the CD will begin playing track 1

immediately.

5. Use DIR / Buttons to change tracks.

To Eject a Disc

1. Press the OPEN button and the Front Panel will slide open.

2. Press the OPEN button while Front Panel is open to eject the disc.

3. Close the front panel by pressing the lower right corner inward.

Panel Display

While playing a disc the panel will display the track number and the time played.

Advanced Operation

Track Selection

1. Press the DIR Button to select the next track on the disc.

2. Press the DIR Button to select the previous track.

Considerations

The disc will start over at track 1 again after the last track plays.

To Play Tracks at Random

1. Press the RDM (3) button to randomize the tracks on a disk.

2. To cancel, press the RDM (3) button a second time.

NOTE: The panel will display RDM until the function is cancelled.

To Repeat a Track

1. Press the RPT (2) button to to repeat the track currently playing..

2. To cancel, press the RPT (2) button a second time. Pressing the SCAN or

RDM button will also cancel repeat, or pressing and holding the UP or DOWN buttons

NOTE: The panel will display RPT until the function is cancelled.

Forward/Reverse

Press the DIR button and the player will take you to the start of the same track as long as that

track is more than 10 seconds in. If the track is less than 10 seconds in, pressing the DOWN button

will take the player to the beginning of the previous track. Pressing DIR takes you to the next

track.

Fast Forward/Reverse

1. Press and hold the DIR button to fast forward the track.

2. Press and hold DIR (to fast rewind the track.

NOTE: The panel will display the elapsed time as long as the DIR / buttons are pressed.

Track Scan

Track Scan plays the intro to each track for 10 seconds before moving to the next track

on the currently playing disc.

1. Press the SCAN (1) button to begin track scan mode.

2. To cancel, press the SCAN (1) button a second time.

NOTE: The panel will display SCAN, the CD track number and elapsed time for 10 seconds for

each track until the function is cancelled.

Pause CD

1. Press the MUTE button to pause the CD.

2. Press the MUTE button a second time to resume playing the disc.

NOTE: The panel will display PAUSE and the track number until the

function is canceled.

Direct Track Access

Direct Track Access allows any track to be immediately selected and played.

This method is faster than manually cycling through each track on the disc.

1. Press the T-ACC button to select Direct Track Access mode.

2. Press the number, 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0, to access the desired track on the

disc.

EXAMPLE: Pressing the T-ACC button, then 01 takes you to track 1, pressing 12 takes you to track 12 and so

forth. Pressing just one (1) digit, 7, and the ENTER button will take you to track 7. Without pressing

ENTER, the system will go to the track after 5 seconds.

OPERATION – CD PLAYER

OPERATION – MP3 (MODEL 9120 ONLY)

MP3 Player Operation — Basic Playing

NOTE: RFX players do not recognize MP3 CDs created on a Macintosh OS.

NOTE: RFX players recognize MP3’s recorded on either CD-R or CD-RW discs.

With support for multi-session as well.

NOTE: Playability may depend on the type of CD-R/CD-RW used, CD surface condition, CD writer

performance and condition and/or software used. For more information, visit our website.

To Play an MP3 Disc

1. Press OPEN button and the Front Panel will slide open.

2. Insert a CD into the slot with the label side facing up.

3. Close the front panel by pressing the lower right corner inward.

4. The panel will display "READING CD" for 15 to 20 seconds when the CD is first inserted. Then the

title of the CD followed by the name of the first folder the then name of the song in that folder. You

can select between the name of the song and track number with time played by pressing the DISP

button.

5. Use DIR / Buttons to move through the songs.

6. When scrolling through a large number of files, use the 5 button (T/+10) to go forward ten (10) songs

at a time, or the 4 Button (T/-10) to go back ten (10) songs at a time.

NOTE: Random (RDM), repeat (RPT), PAUSE, SCAN and Fast Forward/Fast Reverse work the same as a

regular CD.

Negotiating the MP3 Directory

The ROOT Level

The ROOT Level contains the name of the disc, but no folder or song information. The first song on the

disc will automatically begin playing when a disc is inserted.

Directly Selecting a Song by Title

The MP3 file management system is a folder-based system similar to the Windows™ File Manager.

Because of this, the DIR / (UP and DOWN) keys function differently than they do in CD Mode.

Instead of going forward or backward through your disc respectively, they go up and down through the file

list.

1. Press the ROOT button and the display will show the disc name. The display will then immediately

switch to show the name of the first folder on the disc and display it for 5 seconds. If no action is

taken during this 5 second period, the display will default back to the song currently playing.

2. While the name of the first folder is showing, press the DOWN button to scroll through the list of

folders. Press the UP button to scroll back up through the folders.

3. Press the BAND (Enter) button and "

••

" will be displayed, indicating you are in the folder.

4. Press the DOWN button to scroll through the items (songs or sub-folders) contained in the selected

folder. Press the UP button to scroll back through the items.

NOTE: The item (song or sub-folder) name will remain displayed for 5 seconds in steps 1 through 4

above. If no action is taken during this 5 second period, the display will default back to the song

currently playing.

5. Press ENTER to select the song to play or the next sub-folder. If entering a sub-folder, return to step 3.

OPERATION – MP3 (MODEL 9120 ONLY)

DOWN Button

When playing an MP3 track and the DOWN button is pressed, the player will take you to the beginning of

the same track as long as the playing track has been playing for more than 10 seconds. If the track is within

10 seconds of its beginning, pressing the DOWN button will take the player to the beginning of the

previous track.

Direct Track Access

Direct Track Access allows any track to be immediately selected and played. This method is faster than

manually cycling through each track on the disc. MP3's work with a three (3) digit access.

1. Press the T-ACC button once to select Direct Track Access mode.

2. Press the number, 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0, to access the desired track on the disc.

EXAMPLE: Pressing the T-ACC button, then 021 takes you to track 21, pressing 12 takes you to track 12 and so

forth. Pressing just one (1) or two (2) digits, 11, and the ENTER button will take you to track 11.

Without pressing ENTER, the system will go to the track after 5 seconds.

Direct Search

On this system, you can search the disk by title.

1. Press the T-ACC button twice (2 times) to enter into the search mode. A "_" will flash on the display.

2. Turn the volume knob to select a character located in the title of the song you want.

3. Press the volume knob to select that character and move to the next. A maximum of ten (10)

characters can be selected.

NOTE: Pressing the volume knob when no character has been selected will give you a space.

4. Press the BAND (Enter) button to find the first item on the disk with your selection. If none are found,

"NOT FOUND" will show on the display.

5. Use the DIR (DOWN) button to go forward through the list of items found.

6. Press the BAND (Enter) button to select that item.

EXAMPLE: Selecting the characters "RO" may find the words "ROmance" or "ROad". Either could be in the title

of a song or folder. Pressing the BAND (Enter) button will either select the folder or begin playing

the song that matches your selection. Narrow your selection by using more letters.

Maximum Writing Speed and Bit Depth

The maximum speed of the CD ROM burner accepted by the RFX units is 12X. The maximum bit rate

range possible is 32kb/sec–320kb/sec. For best performance of scrolling display, before creating a file

system in your CDR burning program, select the CD layout properties menu and file system tabs. Use

JOLIET file format, this allows a maximum of 32 upper and lowercase scrolling characters to be displayed.

NOTE: Make sure that when a MP3 CD is burned that it is formatted as a data disc and NOT as an audio

disc.

Directory Structure

The MP3 directory is set up in three levels and is comprised of

three components: (1) the Root, (2) Folders, and (3) Songs.

Songs are played in the order and level in which they are

located. As shown in the diagram to the right, all songs in Level

2 are played before the songs contained in Level 3 or lower.

These levels are descriptive of the function of having songs in

folders and sub-folders. Any song in a level below Level 3 is

treated as though it were in Level 3, but will play in the level

order as shown. The songs in the diagram at the right are

numbered in the order they will play.

NOTE: Pressing the ROOT button will take you to the root

directory. Pressing ROOT a second time will take you

back where you started.

"My MP3s"

Soft Rock

Song02

Hard RockSong01 Top 40

Song03

Song04

Song05

Song06

Song07

Song08

Song09

Song10

Song11

Classics

Speed Metal

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 3

ROOT

Directory01

Song02

Directory02Song01 Directory03

Song03

Song04

Song05

Song06

Song07

Song08

Song09

Song10

Song11

Directory05

Directory04

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 3

Any level

deeper than

LEVEL 3

will be

treated as

LEVEL 3

Any level

deeper than

LEVEL 3

will be

treated as

LEVEL 3

SYMPTOM DIAGNOSIS REMEDY

Source Unit does

not turn on

Voltage applied to Red and

Yellow wires is not between

10.8 and 16 volts or there is no

voltage present

Check battery, connections and fuses and

repair or replace as necessary. If voltage is

above +16 volts, have the electrical system

inspected by an authorized car service center.

General

NOTE: If the error still continues after doing one of the easy remedies, before taking the unit to a

service dealer, try resetting the system by pressing the reset button.

Unit is not properly grounded

Check wiring and repair as necessary

No backlight

illumination

Detachable faceplate not

properly connected

Detach faceplate and reinstall into chassis

Speakers pop

when turning

Source Unit

On/Off

Auto antenna and remote B+ are

not configured properly

Check wiring and repair as necessary. Refer to

“Wiring the System” section of this manual for

further information

Bad component in the signal

chain

Check connections and bypass all

components between the source unit and the

amplifier. Connect one component at a time to

determine the culprit. Connect this component

to the Blue wire and check for pops. Repair or

replace component as necessary

Tuner fails to tune

any radio stations

Antenna is disconnected Check connections and repair as necessary

Tuner has poor

reception

Antenna is disconnected or not

properly grounded to vehicle

Check connections and installation of antenna

and repair or replace as necessary

Antenna cable is intermittent or

damaged

Disconnect antenna and test with known

working antenna. If tuner works, check

installation and repair antenna as necessary

Antenna is wrong type for

AM/FM frequencies

Consult your local Authorized Rockford

Fosgate Dealer for proper antenna selection

Disc will not load

into Source Unit

(also see error

codes)

Voltage applied to Red and

Yellow wires is not between

10.8 and 16 volts or there is no

voltage present

Check battery, connections and fuses, and

repair or replace as necessary. If voltage is

above +16 volts, have the electrical system

inspected by an authorized car service center

Disc will not eject

(also see error

codes)

Voltage applied to Yellow wire is

not between 10.8 and 16 volts

or there is no voltage present

Check battery, connections and fuses, and

repair or replace as necessary. If voltage is

above +16 volts, have the electrical system

inspected by an authorized car service center

ERROR 3

(Loading Error)

Foreign objects are preventing

the disc from loading

Check CDP mechanism load area by

removing faceplate and repair as necessary

Loading area in mechanism and

loading motor (or driving circuit)

is defective

Repair the mechanism and loading motor

(or driving circuit)

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM DIAGNOSIS REMEDY

ERROR 4

(Eject Error)

Foreign objects are preventing

disc from ejecting

Check CDP mechanism eject area by

removing faceplate and repair as necessary

Eject area in mechanism and

ejecting motor (or driving circuit)

is defective

Repair the mechanism and loading motor (or

driving circuit)

ERROR 6

(Transverse Error)

Transverse motor or switch is

defective or Traverse area of disc

is damaged

Check CD mechanism motor and switch.

Put in a different disc!

ERROR 9

(TOC Error)

Disc is cracked, warped or

severely damaged

Put in a different disc!

Laser pickup is defective Have service center repair laser pickup

Servo unit in CDP mechanism is

not operating properly

Check the servo circuit area and repair as

necessary

Radiated Noises

No RF suppression of blower

motors

Connect filter cap (Radio Shack #272-1085)

in-line on B+ near blower motor.

No RF suppression of switches

Connect a .1µf – .01µf non-polarized

capacitor across switch contacts

CD skips

excessively

Source unit mounted at an

incorrect angle

Check mounting angle of source unit (mount

within ±20˚ from horizontal) and repair as

necessary

Source unit not secured properly

(Standard Mount)

Check tightness of installation sleeve and back

strap; repair or replace as necessary

Source unit not secured properly

(ISO Mount)

Check tightness of mounting screws and repair

or replace as necessary

ERROR 7

(Servo Error)

Excessive dirt or dust on disc Clean disc to remove dirt or dust as necessary

Disc is warped, cracked,

damaged or severely scratched

Put in a different disc!

Engine Noise

Source unit is not grounded

properly

Check connections and repair wiring as

necessary

Noise is radiating into RCA

signal cable

Check connections, run the RCA cables on a

route away from sources of high current

Bad component in the signal

chain

Check connections. Bypass all components

between the Source unit and the amplifier.

Connect one component at a time to

determine the culprit. Repair or replace

components as necessary

TROUBLESHOOTING

Noise is radiating into the

speaker cables

Disconnect speakers and connect a test

speaker to the output terminals or the source

unit. If noise is gone, reroute the speaker

cables away from sources of high current

Multiple grounds in the audio

system

Check ground connections and connect

amplifiers, signal processors, and other

components to a central location or try a

different grounding point on the chassis

SYMPTOM DIAGNOSIS REMEDY

Engine Noise

cont.

SPECIFICATIONS

General – Models 9020/9120

Operating Voltage +10.8V – +16.0V DC

Standby Current 5mA Max

Operating Temperature Receiver: -30˚C to +70˚C

CD Player: -10˚C to +65˚C

Dynamic Power Rating 40 watts x 4

per channel into a 4Ω load

RMS continuous power per channel, all channels 25 watts x 4

driven into a 4Ω load from 20-20,000Hz with less

than 0.1% Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)

Speaker Impedance 2Ω – 8Ω

Preamp Output Voltage >2.0V RMS @ 0.5% THD

Preamp Output Impedance <100Ω

Equalization Bass: ±10dB @ 60Hz

Treble: ±8dB @ 15kHz

Overall Dimensions (with trim-ring) Height: 2-9/32" (58mm)

Width: 7-13/32" (188mm)

Depth: 7-1/4" (183.7mm)

Nosepiece Dimensions (without trim-ring) Height: 1-27/32" (46.5mm)

Width: 6-3/4" (171.5mm)

Depth: 13/16" (20.2mm)

Weight (Mass) 3.31lbs (1.5kg)

FM Tuner

Tuning Range

Americas 87.5 ~ 107.9MHz (200kHz spacing)

Eur/Aus 87.5 ~ 108MHz (50kHz spacing)

Frequency Response 30Hz – 12kHz

Usable Sensitivity 10dB (S/N 30dB)

IF Rejection 90dB

Image Rejection 50dB

Signal-to-Noise Ratio 60dB

Distortion < 0.5%

Channel Separation ≥ 25dB @ 1kHz

Suppression 35dB

AM Tuner

Tuning Range

Americas 530 ~ 1710kHz (10kHz spacing)

Eur/Aus 522 ~ 1620kHz (9kHz spacing)

Sensitivity 20dBf max @ 10dB sensitivity

-6dB Bandwidth 5kHz min – 12kHz max

CD Player

Compatible Discs 5"

Frequency Response 20Hz – 20kHz (±3dB)

Signal-to-Noise Ratio >80dB (preamp output w/ 22kHz LP filter)

Distortion <0.5%

Channel Separation 86dB (preamp output w/ 22kHz LP filter)

Dynamic Range 100dB

Specifications subject to change without notice

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