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SoundWorks

RadioCD745

User

Manual

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- 3 -

INTRODUCTION

The

peopleatCambridge

SoundWorks

hope

you

enjoy

your

new

high-performance

SoundWorks

RadioCD745.

Your

new

radio

has

greatFMstereo

sound

and

plays

usefulAMband

stations.Itstores16FM

station

presets

along

with8AM

station

presets.Anintegral,

slot-load

disc

player

plays

audio

CDs

and

MP3/WMA

filesonCD-ROM.

The

large

32-character

display

and

full-function

remote

makes

radio

operation

easy

from

across

the

room.

The

SoundWorks

RadioCD745

displays

three

types

of

supplementary

text:

•

Radio

Data

Service

(RDS)FMstation

text

•

CD-text

•

"103"

text

storedinmost

MP3

and

WMA

files.

An

automatic

dimmer

function

reduces

display

brightness

in

dark

rooms

while

maintaining

good

legibilityinbright

light.Aninternal

long-life

power

cell

maintains

the

current

time

accurately

for

many

years.Byinsertinga9V

battery

(not

supplied),auser

ensures

thatanactivated

wakeup

function

will

work

even

duringapower

outage.

-

4-

A

front

input

jack

allows

easy

connectionofaudio

program

sources

(like

portable

digital

music

and

cassette

players).

A

convenient

JOG

button

lets

you

select

fromavariety

of

secondary

adjustments

(Bass

and

Treble,

Snooze

time

and

Text

display

modes,

among

others).

- 5 -

GETTING

STARTED

A

Remove

the

SoundWorks

RadioCD(SeeA)from

its

protective

polybag

and

placeitin

your

preferred

location.

The

Radio

CD's

Tone

alarm

sound

and

bass

output

will

be

reducedifthe

Radioisplacedona

compliant,

soft

surface.

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ANTENNA

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OUTPUT

INPUT

750HM5

Connect

theAMantenna

(See

B):Toprepare

the

an-

tenna

(1),

fold

the

base

(2)

and

snapitinto

place

(3).

Position

theAMantenna

(4)inany

out-of-the-way

site,

preferablyatleast8inches

apart

from

the

Radio

CD.

Insert

theAMAntenna's

miniplug

into

the

Radio

CD's

rear

panel

minijack

markedAMANTENNA

(5).

Rotate

theAMantennatoachieve

the

best

signal

for

individualAMstations.

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6-

GETTING

STARTED

(Continued)

_

Connect

the

cordbyinserting

the

SoundWorks

Radio

CD'sACplug

intoaconvenient

outlet.

TheACcordisalso

the

Radio

CD's

primaryFMantenna.

It

will

function

betterifat

least

50%ormoreofits

length

followsastraight

line

(See

C).

Checktomake

sure

theFMantenna

switchonthe

rear

panelofthe

Radio

enclosureisin

the

INT

(internal)

position

(factory

default).

If

desired,

the

externalFMantenna

canbeconnected

and

used

insteadofthe

internal

antenna

(See

D).

Connect

the

external

antennatothe

"F"-type

connectorofthe

rear

panel.

Set

theFMantenna

switchtoEXT

(external).

PLAYER

AM

POWER

PLAYER

ANTENNA

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OUTPUT

INPUT

INPUT

FM

ANTENNA-INPUT

EXT

~

INT

U

- 7 -

GETTING

STARTED

(Continued)

_

Setting

the

Clock

You

can

adjust

the

current

time

whether

the

radioisin
StandbyorOn.
Just

press

the

TIME

ADJUST

BUTTONS

(nexttothe

C9symbol)

on

the

right

hand

sideofthe

display

(see

E).

Note:

The

current

time

can

onlybeadjusted

from

the

radioCDfaceplate.

The

remote

control

can

adjust

the

wakeup

time

setting,

but

not

the

current

time.

Tone

Alarm

Backup

Battery

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CD

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For48hoursofalarm

function

backup

duringanAC

power

failure,

obtain

and

installa9volt

batteryinthe

radio's

battery

compartment.

Release

the

battery

cover,

attach

the

battery

and

restore

the

cover.

If

either

alarmissettoactivate

(musicortone

wake-up)

and

the

power

fails,

the

battery

sounds

the

tone

alarm

at

the

appropriate

time.

Press

POWERonthe

radio

to

silence

the

alarm.

Remove

the

batteryifthe

unitisun-

plugged

for

more

than24hours.

Replace

the

battery

after

30

minutesofemergency

tone

alarm

operation

(see

F).

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Pushing

the

POWER

button

chooses

StandbyorOn

operation

(see

G).

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GETTING

STARTED

(Continued)

_

Standby

and

On

The

faceplate

POWER

button

can

alsobeusedtoengage

Sleep

Delay

operation

(see

page

16).

Selecting

the

Radio

Bands

1.

Pressing

the

FM/AM

button cycles

through

two

banks

ofFMstation

presets,

and

one

bankofAM

station

presets.

You

can

store

eightFMstationsinthe

Preset

bank

FM1,

eight

differentFMstationsinPreset

bank

FM2,

and

eightAMstationsinthe

Preset

bank

AM

(see

H).

2.Ifyou

switch

from

another

modetoFM/AM,

the

radio

will

returntothe

last

Preset

bank

used

(from

Standby,

CD,

PLAYERorfrom

the

AUX

input).

Pressing

the

FM/AM

button

during

FM/AM

operation

selects

the

next

present

bank

(FM1,

FM2,orAM).

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GETTING

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_

Tuning

Stations

•

Autotune

Method1:Press

the

SEEK

button

(remote

or

radio

face)toautomatically

find

the

next

station

or

higher

frequency

(see

I).

•

Autotune

Method2:Press

and

hold

either

TRACKI

TUNE/ADJ

buttontoseek

the

next

station

(the@

button

seeks

down,

theebutton

seeks

up)

(see

J).

•

Manual

Tune:Tofindaspecific

frequency,

tap the

appropriate

TRACKITUNE/ADJ

button(@or

e).

Storing

StationsinPRESET

Banks

Press

the

FM/AM

buttontochoose

the

desired

Preset

bank

(FM1,

FM2,

AM)

radio

band.

Tunetothe

desired

station.

Press

and

hold

the

desired

PRESET

button

until

a

short

toneisheard.

The

stationisstored

(see

K).

WhenanFM

frequencyisstoredona

Preset,

the

current

Stereo/

Wide/Mono

and

RDS

Text

settingisalso

stored.

When

the

Preset

is

tapped,

the

stored

setting

will

override

the

JOG

menu

setting.

Storing

a

weakFMstereo

stationinMONO

will

insure

cleaner

reproduction

under

varying

reception

conditions.

You

can

also

electtostore

FM

stations

with

RDS

text

youdonot

wishtoseeinSTATICorNO

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SELECTINGCDPLAY
Important:

Use

only

standard

12cm

(4

~")

compact

discs.

Smaller

discs

will

not

workinthe

slot

load

mechanism.

1.

InsertaCD

disc

into

the

slottoautomatically

select

CD

play.

TheCDIN

light

indicatesifthereisa

disc

inside

the

radioCD(see

L).

2.Ifthereisa

CD

disc

inside

the

radio

CD,

tapping

the

CD

button

will

start

disc

play

(see

M).

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Insertion

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IN

Light

Choosing

Selections

•

Track

selection:

Tap

the

appropriate

TRACK/TUNEI

ADJ

button

(@or@)

(see

N).

•

CD-ROM

folder

selection:Tomove

from

the

current

folder

(directory),

tap

either

00r

0.

See

pages

29-

32

foranexplanationoffolder

(directory)

navigation.

•

Forward

scan

and

reverse

scan:

Press

and

hold

TRACK/TUNE/ADJ

button

(@

or@).

Disc

Stop

Press

the

STOP

button

once

( @ )tostop

disc

play

with

"resume

from

same

location"

feature.

Press

the

STOP

button

twicetostop

disc

play

and

returntothe

startofthe

disc.

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During

AudioCDPlay

Press

STOP

1

time

Resumes

from

Same

Location

2

times

StartatbeginningofDisc

During

CD-ROM

Play

Press

STOP

Disc

Position

1

time

Resume

from

Same

Location

2

times

StartatbeginningofFolder

3

times

StartatbeginningofDisc

CD

Play

and

the

Power

button:

Pressing

the

POWER

.

button

during

disc

play

causes

the

RadioCDto

enter

STANDBY

track

resume

mode.

Pressing

the

POWER

button

again

resumes

playatexactly

the

same

location

on

the

disc

(audioCDor

CD-ROM).

Preset4"FOLDER"

feature:

The

SoundWorks

RadioCDrecognizes

foldersatthe

Top

Levelofa

CD-ROM.

Pressing

Preset4"FOLDER"

during

CD-ROM

Play

will

show

the

first16lettersofthe

name

of

the

folder

containing

the

active

MP3/WMA

track.

TOP

LEVELisdisplayedifthe

fileisnot

insideafolder.

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SELECTINGCDPLAY

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_

Disc

Eject

Press

the

disc

EJECT

button

(see

0).

CD

Info

TheCDINFO

button

(preset1)displays

disc

playing

time

readouts,asfollows:

Audio

CD-Track

time

elapsed•Track

time

remaining

•

CD

time

elapsed•CD

time

remaining

CD-ROM-File

time

elapsed

CD

Mode

TheCDMODE

button

(preset5)selects

the

following

other

disc

play

modes:

•

AudioCD-

Random

play•Play

one

track

•

CD-ROM-Random

play•Play

folder•Random

play

folder•Play

one

file

N

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( SOONowons

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)

Disk

Eject

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Repeat

The

REPEAT

button

(present6)will

repeat

the

current

play

mode

until

the

discisejectedorthe

POWER

button

is

pressed.

The

repeat

modeismaintained

until

the

disc

is

ejectedorthe

POWER

buttonispressed.

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CONNECTINGANEXTERNAL

AUDIO

SOURCE

ListeningtoExternal

Sound

Sources

If

you

haveanexternal

audio

program

source

you

want

to

connecttothe

radio

CD,

likeaportable

MP3

player,

connectitto

the

AUX

inputonthe

front

panel

(see

Q).

The

AUX

buttononthe

front

panelorremote

control

selects

this

input

(see

R).

Using

the

PLAYER

input

with

optional

PLAYER

DOCK

The

PLAYER

buttononthe

front

panelorremote

control

selects

this

input.

Connectionofa

PLAYER

DOCK

and

Dock

Use

instructions

are

detailedonpage

33.

-15-

CONVENIENCE

FEATURES

Mute

To

mute

the

SoundWorks

Radio

CD:

Press

the

SNOOZE/MUTE

bar

(locatedontopofthe

radio)orthe

SNOOZE/MUTE

buttononthe

remote

control

(see

T).

Muteiscancelledifthe

POWER

buttonispressed,ifa

discisinsertedorthe

volumeisadjusted.

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CONVENIENCE

FEATURES

(Continued)

_

Sleep

Delay

To

make

the

radioCDautomatically

turn

off

after

a

specific

periodoftime:

•

With

the

radioCDin

standby,

rapidly

tap

the

POWER

button

until

the

desired

amountofplay

time

is

reached

(see

U).

OR

•

Press

the

SLEEP

buttononthe

remote

control

until

the

desired

amountofplay

timeisreached

(see

V).

Sleep

delayisavailable

for

15,

20,

30,

45,

60,90and

120

minute

lengths.

Sleep

delayiscancelledifthe

POWER

buttonispressedorifadiscisinserted.Ifyou

wish

to

use

the

sleep

function

during

disc

play,

insertadisc

before

choosing

the

sleep

function.

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DISC

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CURRENT

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OPERATION

SETS

WAKEUP

TIMEINALARMS

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AGAINTOPAUSE

DISC

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THE

NEXT

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MIN)

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PLAYER

INPUT

FOR

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OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

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SETS

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NEXT

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(~

VOLU~'(

c

FOLDER

000

PRESETS

00

ALARM

0&

NORMAL

OPERATION:

PRESSTOMUTE

SOUND.

riC

DURING

WAKEUP:

PRESSTOACTIVATE

SNOOZE

FEATURE.

~

TAP

THESE

BUTTONSTOMOVE

BETWEEN

DIFFERENT

DIRECTORIESONA

CD-ROM

DISC

INSERT

HEADPHONESWITH 3.Smm

STEREO

MINIPLUG

HERE

FOR

PRIVATE

L1STENING---------/

DURING

DISC

PLAY,TAPTHIS

BUTTON

FOR

REPEAT

PLAYOFCURRENTCDMODE--------./

INDICATES ALARM

STATUS

~

=

MUSIC

WAKEUP

& =TONEWAKEUP

DURING

DISC

PLAY,

TAP

THIS

BUTTON

FOR:

AUDIO

CO:

RANDOM

PLAY,

PLAY

ONE

TRACK

CO-ROM:

RANDOM

PLAYOFDISC,

PLAY

ONE

FOLDER

RANDOM

PLAYOFONE

FOLDER,

PLAY

ONE

TRACK

TAPTOACTIVATE

ALARM

PRESS

AND HOLDTOADJUST ALARM

RADIO

STATION

PRESET

BUTTONS:

PRESS

AND

HOLDTOSTORE

CURRENT

STATION

DURING

DISC

PLAY,

TAP

THIS

BUTTON

FOR:

AUDIO

CO:TRACK

TIME

ELAPSED,

TRACK

TIME

REMAINING

TOTAL

TIME

ELAPSED,

TOTAL

TIME

REMAINING

CO-ROM:

TRACK

TIME

ELAPSED

- 19 -

QUICK

REFERENCE

GUIDE·

SOUNDWORKS

RADIOCDREMOTE

CONTROL

SOUNDWORKS

RADIO

CD

745

REMOTE CONTROL

RADIO

AND

ALARM

FUNCTION

NORMAL OPERATION:

PRESSTOMUTE

SOUND.

/ DURING WAKEUP:

PRESSTOACTIVATE

SNOOZE

FEATURE.

~--------

TAPTOSTART

DISC

-+---

SELECTS

PLAYER

INPUT

FOR

USE

WITH

OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

1

....-TAPTOACTIVATE

ALARM

PRESS

AND

HOLDTOADJUST

ALARM

TAPTOAUTOMATICALLY

,.....;.......,--

SEEK

THE

NEXT

STATION

UPTHE

BAND.

~---SELECTS

AUX INPUT

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

REPEAT

~~~~~-=::==::::::-I

__

PRESS

REPEATEDLYTOCHOOSE

SLEEP

( SOUNDWORKSRADIOCD TIME

(15

MINTO

120

MIN)

RADIO

STATION

PRESET

BUTTONS:

--004

PRESS

AND

HOLD

TO

STORE

CURRENT

STATION

SELECTS

RADIO

"ON"OR"OFF"

ALARMS

OPERATEIN"OFF"

MODE

FM:TAPTO

MANUAL

TUNE,

PRESS

AND

HOLDTOSEEK

NEXT

STATION.

------

......

ALARM

SET:

ADJUST

WAKEUP

TIME.

PLAYBACK

AND

NAVIGATION

CONTROL

FOR

USE

WITH

OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

ADJUSTS

VOLUME DURING NORMAL

OPERATION

ADJUSTS

SETTINGINJOG

BUnON

OPERATION

- ......

PRESS

REPEATEDLYTOVIEW RADIO

SETTINGS.

USE

VOLUMETOADJUST

SETTINGS.

--....J.

SEE

*JOG

MENU

ITEMS-NEXT

PAGE.

SELECTS

RADIO BAND

__

-+---';;;'.,J

PRESS

REPEATEDLYTOSWITCH

BETWEENFM1,

FM2,

AND

AM

-

20-

SOUNDWORKS

RADIOCD745

REMOTE

CONTROL

DISC

PLAY

FUNCTION

BASS-+4TO

-4

TREBLE-+4TO

-4

STEREO,

WIDE,

MONO

LOUDNESS-

ON,

OFF

SNOOZE

TIME-5MINTO22

MIN

RDS

TEXT-

SCROLLING,

FIXED,

OFF

DISC

TEXT-

SCROLLING,

FIXED,

OFF

TIME

DISPLAY-12hr

AM/PMOR24

hr

DISPLAY

LANGUAGE-

ENGLISH,

SPANISH,

FRENCH,

ITALIAN

OR

GERMAN

.:.....:-__TAPTOSTART

DISC

PLAY

DURING

DISC

PLAY:

STOP

e,......;.....;--

TAPTOSTOP

PLAY

WITH

SEEK

RESUME

FEATURE

TAP

THIS

BUDON

FOR:

AUDIO

CD:

RANDOM

PLAY

\

PLAY

ONE

TRACK

CD-ROM:

RANDOM

PLAYOFDISC

PLAY

ONE

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.

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PLAYOFONE

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'------+-i

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TRACK

C~D

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ALARMS

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USE

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OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

TAP

THIS

BUDON

FOR:

AUDIO

CD:

TRACK

TIME

ELAPSED

TRACK

TIME

REMAINING

TOTAL

TIME

ELAPSED

TOTAL

TIME

REMAINING

CD-ROM:

TRACK

TIME

ELAPSED

PRESS

REPEATEDLYTOVIEW

MANY

RADIO

SETTINGS.

USE

VOLUMETOADJUST

SETTINGS.

---J.

SEE

*JOG

MENU

ITEMS.

TAPTOADVANCEORGO

BACK

ONE

AUDIO

SELECTION

PRESS

AND

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FORWARDORBACKWARD

THROUGHANAUDIO

SELECTION

-

21

-

QUICK

REFERENCE

GUIDE·

SOUNDWORKS

RADIOCDREAR

CONNECTIONS

INT

EXT

AM ANTENNA INPUT MINIJACK

--------,...::::::========;----~=:::-=:::--

~--EXTERNAL

FM

ANTENNA

"F"

TYPE

INPUT

3.5mm

STEREO

MINIJACK

PLAYER

INPUT

~~==::J------------

FOR

OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

-------------~:c===:::---INTERNAL

/

EXTERNAL

FM

ANTENNA

SELECTOR

POWER

OUTPUT

FOR

OPTIONAL

PLAYER

DOCK

-----+-+-----ilJJi

- 22 -

RADIO

AND

DISC

TEXT

DISPLAYS

RADIO

DATA

SERVICE

display

Radio

Data

Service

(RDS)

SomeFMradio

stations

broadcast

Radio

Data

Service

(RDS)

text

along

with

their

programs.

Station

Identification

Textisdisplayedinthe

first8charactersofthe

lower

line.

This

text

generally

does

not

change.

Descriptive

Text

is

displayedonthe top

line.

This

text

may

describe

the

station's

formatorit

may

show

the

song

title

and

artist.

CAMBRIDGE

SOUNDIlORKS

Identification

text

-~:"'--_--I

~o

0&

0952

ROS

descriptive

text

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8:

57

AM

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8

CD-

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display

~o

0&

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descriptive

text

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SUN

8

TRACK

3

3m

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8

~o

0&

SOUNDllORKS

CD-Text

Audio

CDs

now

include

descriptive

text

stored

along

with

their

audio

programs.

The

radioCDwill

decode

and

display

this

text.

~o

0&

MP3

file

103

text

MP3

103

Text

display

~~

0&

{SYMPH4BRAHMS

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4

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AM

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MP3IWMA

File

ID3

Text

Information

MP3/WMA

files

downloaded

from

the

internet

may

contain

ID3

text

information.

ID3

text

information

can

be

addedtoMP3/WMA

filesasthe

fileiscreated

from

an

uncompressed

audio

source.

The

radioCDwill

display

this

text

when

presentinMP3/WMA

files.Ifthereisno

ID3

text

information,

the

radioCDwill

display

the

file

name.

Choosing

Text

Displays

The

JOG

menu

has

separate

RDS

text

and

Disc

text

headings

that

let

you

choose

between

scrolling

text

display,

static

text

displayorno

text

display.

- 23 -

JOG

FUNCTIONS

JOG

button

operation:

Press

the

JOG

buttononthe

radiooron

the

remote

controltoselect

the

first

JOG

function

(see

W).

Press

the

JOG

button

againtoselect

additional

JOG

functions.

o

Use

the

VOLUME

knoborthe

VOLUME

buttons

(

l(!5J

)

on

the

remote

controltoadjust

settingsofJOG

functions.

JOG

operationiscancelled

five

seconds

after

the

last

JOGorVOLUME

adjustment.

Pressing

any

other

radio

CD

function

also

cancels

JOG

operation.

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+1

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SNOOZE

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"';D

0&

ADJUST

SNOOZE

o~

9

MIN

~

JOG

FUNCTIONS

(Continued)

JOG

functions:

•

Bass:

Bass

output

canbeadjustedinfour

steps

upordown.

•

Treble:

Treble

output

canbeadjustedinfour

stepsupor

down.

•

Stereo/Wide/Mono:

Adjustment

cycles

through

Stereo,

Wide

and

Mono

modes.

Mono

operation

is

cancelled

when

standbyisentered.

•

Loudness:

With

Loudness

engaged,

the

radio

CD

will

boost

the

bass

outputatlow

volume

settings.

•

Snooze

Time:

Adjustable

from5minutesto22

minutes.

•

Disc

Text

Display:

For

audio

CDs

that

have

CD

textorMP3

files,

choose

between

"scrolling

text"

display,

"static

text"

display

andnotext

display.

•

RDS

Text

Display:

ForFMstations

RDS

text,

choose

between

"scrolling

text"

display,

"static

text"

display

andnotext

display.

•

Time

Display

Mode:

Choose12hour

AM/PM

time

(US

standard)or24

hour

time

(international

standard).

•

Display

Language:

Choose

English,

Spanish,

French,

ItalianorGerman

.

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- 25 -

WAKEUP

FUNCTIONS

Entering

WAKEUP

Adjustment

-[

MUSIC

WAKEUP

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First

screen

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Adjusting

the

Wakeup

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During

Wakeup

Settings

adjustment,

you

select

Wakeup

Time

and

the

Music

Wakeup

Source

and

Volume.

The

choiceofToneorMusic

Wakeup

is

selected

laterasthe

alarmisactivated.

Note:

Store

any

radio

station

you

wishtouseasa

Wakeup

stationina

preset

location.

1.

Press

and

hold

either

the

ALARM1or

the

ALARM2button

untilashort

toneisheard

(about

1.5

seconds).

The

radio

CD

enters

Wakeup

Adjustment

mode.

Wakeup

Adjustment

persists

for

about15secondsifno

buttonispressed.

You

always

have5seconds

between

adjustments.

2.

At

any

point

during

the

Wakeup

Adjustment

session,

you

can

choose

your

preferred

Music

Wakeupbyselecting

FM1,

FM2,

AMorCD.

After

choosingaradio

preset

bank

(FM1,

FM2

or

AM),

choose

the

desired

stationbypressing

its

PRESET

buttononthe

faceplateorthe

remote

control.

To

waketoa

specific

audioCOtrack:

Insert

the

audio

CO,

enter

Alarm

Adjustment

session,

press

theCDPlay/

Pause

buttontoselect

waketoCD.

Then

use

TRACK/TUNE/

AOJ

buttonsonthe

radio

faceplatetoselect

the

desired

track.

WAKEUP

Volume

adjustment

-

26-

WAKEUP

FUNCTIONS

(Continued)

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o

Alarm

1 Volume

-'0'

o 12 0

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(

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)

WAKEUP

Time

adjustment

3.

At

any

time

during

the

Wake-up

Adjustment

session,

you

can

determine

the

Music

Wake-up

volumebyadjusting

the

volume

on

the

radio

faceplateorthe

remote

control.

4.

At

any

pointinthe

Wake-up

Adjustment

session,

you

can

determine

the

wake-up

timebyusing

the

TIME

ADJUST

BUTTONS

on

the

front

panelorthe

TRACKITUNE/ADJ

adjustmentonthe

remote

control.

5.

End

the

Wake-up

Adjustment

sessionbypressing

the

same

ALARM

button

again,orjust

wait

about10seconds.

The

Wake-

up

Adjustment

session

will

automatically

end.

Either

way,

the

radioCDwill

store

your

new

settings.

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8:52

AM

- 27 -

WAKEUP

FUNCTIONS

(Continued)

_

Activating

Wakeup:

Whileinstandbyornormal

operation,

tap

either

ALARM

buttontocycle

between:

•

Music

Wakeup

•

Tone

Wakeup

•

No

Wakeup

A

Music

Wakeup

indicator(~)ora

Tone

Wakeup

indicator

(a)lightstoshow

activation.

Music

Wakeup

only

functionsifthe

radio

remains

in

standby

mode.

Tone

Wakeup

operates

wheneveritis

activated.

You

can

use

Tone

Wakeupasa

reminder

function

during

the

day

while

using

the

radio

normally.

1.

=.

Tn

9.2.2

Alarm 1

On

0

-

FM

9:

43AM

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&

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000

Alarm 1

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WAKEUP

FUNCTIONS

(Continued)

To

silenceanalarm

and

deactivateit(cancelitfrom

function

the

next

day),

press

the

appropriate

ALARM

buttononthe

radio

faceplateorthe

remote

control.

SilencingaWakeup

To

cancelanoperating

Wakeup

alarm

for

the

day,

but

keepitactivated,

tap

the

POWER

buttononthe

front

panelorthe

remote

control.

The

Wakeup

settings

will

remain

active

and

operate

the

next

day.

Adjust

the

SNOOZE

delay

periodbyusing

the

JOG

function.

Snooze

Function

Tapping

the

SNOOZE/MUTE

baronthe

radio,orthe

SNOOZE/MUTE

button

(see2)on

the

remote

will

silence

a

Wakeup

alarm

forapre-determined

periodoftime(5to

22

minutes).

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o

t

o

=.

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Alarml Off

(

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2.

-

29-

CD·ROM

PLAY

The

radioCDrecognizes

MP3

and

WMA

compressed

audio

files

storedona

CD-ROM

disc.

You

can

create

(or

"burn")

your

own

CD-ROM

compilation

discs

containing

much

more

music

than

would

fitona

conventional

audio

CD.

The

radio

CD

will

also

recognize

foldersatthe top

levelofa

CD-ROM

and

display

their

folder

names.

Use

foldersona

CD-ROM

asaconvenient

waytoselect

between

different

groupofmusic.

The

radioCDrecognizesamaximumof99

tracksinany

folder,orat

the top

levelofa

disc.

The

radioCDwill

not

recognize

subfolders.

The

radioCDwill

treat

MP3

files

inside

subfoldersasbeing

inside

the

top

level

folder.

SequenceofPlayona

CD·ROM

a)

The

radioCDwill

first

recognize

any

MP3IWMA

files

storedonthe

top

levelofthe

CD-ROM.Itwill

play

those

files

"file

name"

sequence.

The

radioCDwill

ignore

any

files

thatdonot

endin".mp3"or".wma".

b)

After

the

radioCDhas

played

all

MP3IWMA

filesonthe top

levelofthe

CD-ROM,itwill

then

play

the

contents

of

any

folders

presentonthe

CD-ROMin"file

name"

sequence.

c)Ifthere

areno".mp3"or".wma"

audio

filesinthe top

levelofthe

CD-ROM,

the

radioCDwill

automatically

play

the

contentsofthe

first

folderonthe

CD-ROM

(accordingtothe

"folder

name"

sequence).

d)

Once

all

the

contentsofthe

first

folder

are

played,

the

radioCDwill

play

the

contentsofany

remaining

foldersatthe

top

levelofthe

disc.

e)

The

FOLDER+and

FOLDER-buttons

skiptothe

nextorprevious

directoryinsequence

accordingtothe

folder

names.

n

The

diagramonpage19isanexampleofthe

automatic

play

sequence

the

radioCDfollows

when

playing

the

contentsofa

CD-ROM.

-

30-

CD-ROM

,...-----1/\

Top

Levelofthe

CD-ROM

/

~

Title a

~

Titleb

oFolder a

OFolderb

\

(::::'.""":

More

Folders

· .

· .

·

.

· .

..........

-.

o ·0

--.

'3'

~

Title a 16'

~

Title a f9\

~

Title a

PLAY

SEQUENCE

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~

Tracks

and

Folders

!

~

)!

~

)!

~

playedinalphabetical

0

l.§

Title b 0

I...gJ

Title b e

I...gJ

Title b

order.

! ! !

o

~

TIll"

0

~

TItI"

e

~

TIll"

This

diagram

assumes

you

are

using

only

".mp3"

files.ACD-ROM

containing

".wma"

filesora

mix

of

both

".mp3"

and

".wma"

files

will

operateinthe

same

order

..

Tips

for

PreparinganMP3orWMA

CD-ROM

1)

Start

the

titleofeach

trackorfolder

withanumbertodesignate

its

sequence.

Many

CD-ROM

recording

programs

support

the

automatic

additionofsequence

numberstothe

startofeach

MP3IWMA

file

name.

2)

The

radioCDtreats

numbersastext

when

determining

track

and

folder

sequence.

Usealeading

zeroonsingle

digit

numbers

(01,

02,03..,)if

the

totalofyour

tracksorfoldersistenorgreater.

3)

The

radioCDsupportsamaximumof99

tracksatthe

top

levelofaCDor

within

any

folderatthe top

levelofthe

CD-ROM.

-31-

CD-ROM

PLAY

(_Co_n_ti_nu_e_d

....

) _

Arranging

MP3orWMA

Files

and

Foldersona

CD-ROM

a)

Place

only

foldersatthe

top

levelofyour

CD-ROM

(no

MP3/WMA

files).

This

lets

you

cycle

through

the

folders

using

the

FOLDER+and

FOLDER-buttonsina

similar

mannertochoosing

discsina

multipleCDdisc

player.

b)

RIP

(compress)

your

favorite

tracks

fromanaudioCDintoafolderonyour

computer

hard

drive.

Make

sure

the

track

titles

start

with

numbers

accordingtoyour

desired

track

sequence.

c)

Repeat

the

procedure

for

other

groupsofcompressed

audio

files

you

wishtostoreonthe

same

CD-ROM,

saving

the

filesinseparate

foldersonyour

hard

drive.

d)

Use

folder

titles

withanumberatthe

start,ina

sequenceofyour

choice.

e)

"Burn"

all

the

folders

ontoaCD-ROMatonce.

D

Once

completed,

you

could

haveaCD-ROM

with

much

more

music

thanaconventional

audio

CD.

You

can

navigate

through

each

folder

simplybypressing

the

FOLDER+and

FOLDER-buttons.

CD-ROM

Preparation:

Maximum

numberofindividual

MP3IWMA

files

supportedona

CD-ROM:

295

files

If

the

total

numberofMP3IWMA

filesonthe

CD-ROM

exceeds

295,

the

folder

name

display,

folder

play

sequence

and

MP3IWMA

file

play

sequence

willbeunpredictable.

Maximum

folders

supportedona

CD-ROM:

29

folders.

Multi-session

CD-ROM:

The

SoundWorks

RadioCDwill

recognize

just

the

first

sessionofa

CD-ROM.

Burn

complete

CD-ROMs

for

use

with

the

SoundWorks

Radio

CD.

- 32 -

CD-ROM

,--

....J!\

Top Levelofthe

CD-ROM

/

\

yFOlder

Name

1?011111e

1?021111e

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:

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•

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Name

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I?

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•

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•

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I?

0311t1e

:

::.:

~

• Up to 99 files

.......•

More

Folders

tI

•••••••••••••

· .

· .

· .

· .

": :

· .

· .

...............

This

diagram

assumes

you

are

using

only

".mp3"

files.ACD-ROM

containing

".wma"

filesora

mix

of

both

".mp3"

and

".wma"

files

will

operateinthe

same

order

..

Rear

Connection

PanelofSoundWorks

Radio

FM

ANTENNA

-INPUT

75

OHMS

EXTn

INT

~

INPUT

AM

ANTENNA

g

3.5mm

- 33 -

PLAYER

DOCK·

Universal

Dock

for

iPod

(Optional)_

Using

the

iPock

Dock

Connect

the

Dock's

two

plugstothe

SoundWorks

Radio's

rear

input

panel:

1.

Insert

the

3.5

mm

plug

into

the

PLAYER

INPUT

minijack

2.

Insert

the

2.5

mm

plug

into

the

PLAYER

POWER

OUTPUT

minijack

3.

Position

the

Docktoone

sideofthe

radio.

Make

sure

the

Dockisfacing

the

same

directionasthe

SoundWorks

Radio.

The

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

controls

the

Dock

directly.

4.

Attach

your

iPodtothe

Apple

iPod

connectoronthe

topofthe

dock.

5.

Push

the

PLAYER

buttononthe

front

faceofthe

SoundWorks

Radio,orthe

PLAYER

buttononthe

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

controltoselect

the

PLAYER

source.

PLAYER

CONTROL

BUTTONS

on

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

gal

D•• O

e'1

-

34-

PLAYER

DOCK·

Universal

Dock

for

iPod

(Continued)

Use

the

PLAYER

CONTROL

BUTTONS

on

the

remote

control

to

perform

iPod

functions.

You

will

needtopush

the

PLAY/PAUSE

button

(§J)

in

the

PLAYER

CONTROL

BUTTONS

sectiononthe

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

control,orthe

Play/Pause

buttononthe

iPodtowakeahibernating

iPod

when

connectedtothe

Dock.

E

J

~

0

~BIUelight

-----==------

Note:
The

blue

status

lightonthe

iPod

dock

comesonwhen

the

SoundWorks

RadioisON.Itwillgoout

when

the

SoundWorks

Radioisin

Standby.

The

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

will

controlaconnected

iPod

only

while

the

SoundWorks

RadioisON.

The

Dock

will

chargeaniPod

only

when

the

Dock

is

connectedtoa

SoundWorks

Radio

that

hasACpower.

Should

the

Dock

stop

respondingtocommands

from

the

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

control,

simply

unplug,

then

plug

back

in,

the

2.5mm

minijack

from

the

SoundWorks

Radio's

PLAYER

POWER

OUTPUT

jack

to

reset

the

Dock.

- 35 -

PLAYER

DOCK·

Universal

Dock

for

iPod

(ContinuedL

Use

the

COMPOSITE

OUTorS-VIDEO

OUT

jackonthe

backofthe

iPod

dock

for

connectiontoa

television.

iPod

with

video

support

required.

Use

the

second

recess

behind

the

iPod

connectortostore

the

SoundWorks

Radio

remote

control.

COMPOSITE

OUT

S-VIDEO

OUT

- 36 -

SPECIFICATIONS

Internal audio sources:

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VXSSRUWLQJ)0VWDWLRQV

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Inputs:

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Outputs:

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Rear Panel Controls:

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Dimensions:

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ADDENDA: Thefollowing entries supplement or correct information in the User Manual,

or describe features added afterthe User Manual was completed.

DISC PLAY FEATURES
During Audio CD Play

Press STOP Disc Position
1 time Resume from Same Location

2 times Start atbeginning of Disc

During CD-ROM Play

Press STOP Disc Position
1 time Resume from Same Location

2 times Start at beginning

3 times Start at beginning

CD

Play

and

the POWER button: Pressing the

of

of

Folder

Disc

POWER button during disc play causes the Radio
CD to enter STANDBY track resume mode. Pressing

the POWER button again resumes play at exactly the

same location on the disc (audio CD or CD-ROM).
Preset 4 "FOLDER" feature: The SoundWorks

Radio CD 740 recognizes folders at the Top Level
a CD-ROM. Pressing Preset 4 "FOLDER" during CO­RaM

play will show the first 16 lettersofthe name

the folder containing the active MP3 track. TOP

LEVEL

is

displayed if the fileisnot inside a folder.

CD-ROM PREPARATION

of

Maximum number

individual MP3 files sup-

ported on a CD-ROM

295 files. If the total numberofMP3 files on the

CD-ROM exceeds 295, the folder name display,

folder play sequence and MP3 file play sequence will

be unpredictable.

Maximum folders supported on a CD-ROM

29 folders.

of

Sequence

MP3 file play on a CD-ROM

The SoundWorks Radio CD 740 recognizes the

first 8 charactersofan MP3 filename to determine

play sequence. Be sure to number your MP3 file-

of

names from the beginning
RaM

burning programs support automatic number-

ing at the start

of

filenames when burning CD-ROMs.

the filename. Most CO-

Multi-session CD-ROM: The SoundWorks Radio
CD 740 will recognize just the first sessionofa CO­RaM.

Burn complete CD-ROMs for use with the

SoundWorks Radio CD 740.

RADIO PRESET FEATURES

FM

When an

frequency is stored on a PRESET, the
current StereolWide/Mono and RDS Text setting
also stored. When the PRESETistapped, the stored
settings will override the JOG menu setting. Storing a
weak

FM

stereo stationinMONO will insure cleaner

reproduction under varying reception conditions.

can also elect to store

FM

stations with RDS text you

do not wish to see in STATIC or NO TEXT mode.

ALARM ADJUSTMENT FEATURES
To wake to a specific audio CD track: Insert an

of

audio CD into the radio and press Alarm 1 or Alarm 2
for two seconds to enter an Alarm Adjustment

of

session. During the Alarm Adjustment session, first
press the CD Play/Pause button to select Wake to

CD. Then use the TracklTune buttons on the Radio

CD faceplate to select which track you would like to
play. During alarm activation, the radio will start CD
play from your selected track and continue playing
the CD tracks in sequence.

To wake to a specific MP3 file on a

SoundWorks Radio CD 740 also lets you select an
MP3 file (or track) on a CD-ROM for wakeup using
the TracklTune button. During an Alarm Activation
session, a specific MP3 file for wakeup is selected
from the faceplate Track/Tune buttons. A simplified
scheme for track selection a CD-ROM is supported.
All MP3 files on a disc are represented by a number
that corresponds to the play sequence
MP3 files

in

Play All mode. Tracks at the top level
the disc are numbered first followed by the tracks
the first folder, then the second folder and so on.

Cambridge SoundWorks,lnc 2003 R03

CD~ROM:

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the disc's

is

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for

optimum

FM

the

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FM

performance.

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INPUT

SELECTOR

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use

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FM

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o

Adapter

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