CX-CD397
Micro CD/MP3 Player Stereo System with
AM/FM Tuner, SD Card Slot, and USB Port
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Please read this manual carefully before operation.
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PRECAUTIONS
The lightning as h with arrowhead symbol within an e quilateral triangle
is inten ded to aler t the user to the presenc e of uninsulate d “dangerous
voltage” within the product ’s enclosure that may be of suf cient magni tude to co nstitute a risk of electr ic shock.
The exclamatio n point with in an equilat eral triang le is intende d to alert
the u ser to th e presence of impor tant oper ation and servicing instructions in t he literature ac companying the a ppliance.
For Cus tomer Use:
Enter bel ow the serial numb er that is located on the unit . Retain this information f or
future r eference.
Model N o. CX-CD3 97
Seria l No.
WARNI NG:
To prevent re or shock hazard, do not expose thi s devic e to rain or moistur e. Dange rous high
voltage is presen t inside the enclo sure. Do not open th e cabinet.
CAUTIO N:
To prevent elec tric shock, match wide bl ade of plug to wide sl ot of outlet and fully inser t.
WARNI NG:
Handlin g the cords on this pro duct will expose yo u to lead, a chemi cal known to the State
of C alifornia to caus e cancer, and birth defects or other reproduc tive harm. Wa sh hands
afte r handling.
PROTECT YO UR HEAR ING:
Hearing experts advise against th e constant use of p ersonal stereo s played at high
volume. C onstant exposur e to high volumes ca n lead to hearing l oss. If you should
experi ence ringing in t he ears or hearin g loss, discont inue use and seek me dical advice.
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PRECAUTIONS
ON PROTEC TION AGAINST L ASER ENERGY EX POSURE
As the las er beam used in this c ompact disc playe r is harmful to the eye s, do not attempt
to disassemble the casing .
Stop ope ration immediately if any li quid or solid obje ct should fall int o the cabinet.
Do not put anyt hing in the s afety slot. If you do, the laser diode w ill be ON when the C D
door is st ill open.
If the uni t is not to be us ed for a long per iod of t ime, make s ure that all power sources
are disc onnected fro m the unit. Remove all batteries from the ba ttery compartment, and
unplug t he AC-DC ad apter from the wall outlet. M ake it a practi ce to remove th e AC-DC
adapter by g rasping the main b ody and not by pulling the cord .
This unit employs a laser. The use of control s or adjustment or perfor mance of proce-
dures oth er than those spe cied here may re sult in exposure to hazardo us radiation.
ON PLACE MENT
Do not use t he unit in places wh ich are extreme ly hot, cold, dust y, or humid.
Place th e unit on a at and even sur face.
Do not rest rict th e air ow of the u nit by placing it in a plac e with poor ventilation, by
coveri ng it with a cloth, or by placing i t on a carpet.
ON COND ENSATION
When l eft in a he ated room w here it is w arm and damp, water droplets or condensatio n
may form inside the u nit.
When the re is condensat ion inside the uni t, the unit may not fun ction normally.
Let the unit stand 1 to 2 hour s bef ore turning the power on, or grad ually heat the room up
and dry t he unit before use.
Should any trouble occur, remove the power source and refer servicing to qualied personnel.
For recycl ing or disposal infor mation about this product, plea se contact your loca l
author ities or the Elec tronics Indus tries Alliance: www.eiae.org.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read Inst ruct ions: All the safet y an d op erating instructio ns s hould
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be read before the pr oduct is o perated.
Retai n Instru ctions: The safety and oper ating instr uctio ns should be
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retaine d for futu re reference.
Heed Warning s: All warnings on the product and in the op erating
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instru ctions s hould be adhered to.
Follow Instr ucti ons: All operat ing and usage in structions should be
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followe d.
Cleaning: Unplu g this produ ct from the wall outlet before cleaning.
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Do not use liquid cleaners or aeroso l cleaners. Use a damp c loth f or
cleaning.
Attachmen ts: Use on ly attachment s recom mended by the manu fac-
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turer. Use of other atta chments may be haza rdous.
Water and Mois ture: Do n ot use this produc t near wate r (e.g., near
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a bath tub, washbo wl, kitc hen sink, laundr y tub, i n wet basements, or
near a swim ming poo l and the like).
Acces sorie s: Do not place this produ ct on an
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unstable car t, st and, t ripod, bracket , or t able.
Use only with carts, stands, tripods, brackets,
or table s recomm ended by the manufacturer
or sold with the produc t. Any mounting of
the product s hould f ollow t he manufacture r’s
instru ctions and shoul d use a mounting acces sory recomme nded by the manufact urer.
A produc t and car t combi nation sh ould be
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moved with car e. Quic k stops, excessive forc e, and u neven sur face s
may cause t he produ ct and car t comb ination t o overturn.
Ventil ation: Slots and openings in the cabinet are provi ded for ven -
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tilation to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it
from overhe ating. These openings should never be blocked by placing
the pro duct on a b ed, sofa , rug, or other similar sur face. This pro duct
should not be placed in a built-in installatio n suc h as a bookcase or
rack unless proper vent ilation is pr ovided or the manufactu rer instructions have b een adher ed to.
Power So urces: This product sh ould be operate d only fr om the t ype
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of power source indicated on the rating label. If you are not sure of
the typ e of power supp ly to your hom e, consul t your produ ct dealer o r
local power comp any. For produc ts intended to operate from batter y
power or ot her sourc es, refe r to the oper ating ins truct ions.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Groun ding or Po lariz atio n: This product may be equipped with a
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polarized alternating- curren t line plug that has one blade wider than
the ot her. This plug will only t into the power o utlet in one direc tion.
This is a safet y fe ature. If yo u are unable to inser t th e plu g ful ly into
the outlet, try rever sing the direction of th e plug. If the plug should stil l
fail to t, contac t an electri cian to repla ce the obsol ete out let. D o not
defeat th e safety purpose of the polar ized plu g.
Power- Cord Protecti on: Power suppl y c ords should be routed so
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that they are not l ikely to be walked o n or pinche d by items placed
upon or agai nst them, paying par ticular attenti on to cord s at plugs,
conveni ence receptacles, and at th e point which they exit from the
produc t.
Protec tive A ttachment Plug: The produc t may be eq uipped w ith an
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attac hment plug with overload prote ction. Thi s is a safety feature. See
the operating instructio ns for replacement or di rectio ns to reset the
protective d evice. If replacement of th e plu g is required, be sur e the
service technician has us ed a repla cement plug that has the same
overloa d prote ction as the origin al plug as specied by the manufa cturer.
Outdoor Antenna Gro unding: If an outsi de antenna is c onnected to
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the prod uct, be sur e the antenn a system is gr ounded so a s to provide
some protection against voltag e s urges and buil t-up static c harges .
Article 810 of the National Electrica l Code, ANS/NFPA 70 provi des
inform ation w ith reg ard to p roper g roundin g of the mast and suppor ting structure, grounding o f th e le ad-in wire to an antenna -disc harge
unit, size of groundi ng conduct ors, locat ion of antenna- discha rge unit,
connec tion to grounding elect rodes, and req uirement s for the ground -
ing elec trode (see gure).
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Light ning: For added protection for this pr oduct, unplug i t f rom the
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wall outl et and disc onnect the antenna or cable sy stem duri ng a lightning storm or w hen it is left unatten ded a nd unu sed f or lo ng periods
of time. This w ill prevent damage to the product due to lightning or
power-li ne surges .
Power Lines: An outside antenn a system should not be loc ated in
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the vicinity of ove rhead power lines o r other electri c light or p ower
circui ts, or where i t can fall into s uch power lines or circ uits. When
installing an o utside antenna sys tem, extrem e c are should be taken
to keep from touchi ng such power lines o r circuits, as co ntact with
them might be fatal.
Overl oadin g: Do not overloa d wall outlets, extension cords, or in-
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tegral convenienc e r ecepta cles as this can r esult in a risk of re or
electr ic shoc k.
Objec t and Liquid Entr y: Never push ob jects of any kind i nto this
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produc t throu gh open ings as they may touc h dangerous vol tage
points or shout- out parts t hat c ould resul t in a re or e lectr ic shock.
Never spil l liquid of any kind on the p roduct .
Servicing: Do not attempt to se rvic e this product yourself as opening
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or removing cover s may expos e you to dangerous voltage or other
hazards. Refer all s ervicing to qual ied service personnel.
Damag e Requir ing Ser vice: Unplug this product fr om the wall out let
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and refer servi cing to qualied serv ice personnel under the following conditions: a) w hen the power-sup ply or pl ug is damaged; b) if
liquid has been spilled or if objects have fallen i nto the pr oduct; c) if
the pro duct ha s been ex posed to rain o r water; d) if the produ ct doe s
not operate norma lly by following the o peratin g instr uction s. Adjust
only those controls th at are cover ed by the o perating instructions a s
improp er adj ustment of other c ontrols may result in damage and will
often require extensi ve work by a qualied technician to restore t he
produc t to its normal op eration; e) if the pro duct has been drop ped or
damaged in any way; f) when t he produc t exhibits a distinct ch ange in
perf ormanc e—t his indic ates a need for ser vice.
Repla cemen t Par ts: W hen replacement pa rts are re quired, be sure
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that you r serv ice tec hnicia n has use d replacement parts speci ed by
the manufac turer or have the same character istic s as the original part.
Unautho rized substi tutions may result in r e, electric shock , or other
hazards.
Safet y Check: Upon completi on of any service or repai rs to this prod-
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uct, ask the ser vice techn ician to perf orm safety checks to ensure that
the prod uct is in proper oper ating co ndition.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Wall or Ceiling Moun ting: T he prod uct sho uld be mounted to a wall
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or ceili ng only as re commen ded by the ma nufacturer.
Heat: The product should be situate d away from hea t so urces such
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as radiators, heat registers , stoves, or other products (including ampli-
ers) that produce heat.
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COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS
This equipment has been te sted 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 prov ide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not inst alled and
used in acc ordanc e wit h the instr uctions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occ ur in a particular installation. If this equipm ent
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, whic h
can be determined by t urning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to tr y to co rrect the inter ferenc e by one or more of the
following measures:
Reorient or reloc ate the rec eiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connec t the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer o r an experi enced radio technician for help.
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CD CARE & MAINTENANCE
Hand ling CDs
Hold a CD by its edges. Avoid touching the recorded side of the disc. To
remove a CD from its storage case, press down on the center retention
mechani sm of the case and lif t the disc out.
Cleaning CDs
Use a dry, soft cloth to wipe off any ngerprint s and dusts from the playing surface of the disc. W ipe in a straight line radially from the center
to the outside edge of the disc. Small dust par ticl es and light stains will
not affect playback qualit y.
Never use chemicals such as record sprays, anti-static sprays, ben-
zene, or thinners to cl ean your CDs.
To reduce the risk of s cratches, al ways put CDs back in their case
after use.
Do not subjec t CDs to prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, high
humidit y, or high temperatures.
Do not plac e sticker s or labels on either side of the CD.
Cleaning t he CD Player Lens
A dirt y lens can c ause CD playback to skip. If the lens is very dir ty, the
CD may not work at all. Unplug the power supply, open the CD door,
and clean the lens as fo llows:
For Dust or Dr y Par ticles - use a camer a lens brush/ blower to blow
on the lens a few times. Then, wipe the lens gently with the brush,
and blow on t he lens onc e more.
For Fingerprints - use a dry cotton swab to wipe the lens in a straight
line radially from the center to the outside edge.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................................... 2
IMPORTANT SAF ETY INSTRUCT IONS ................................................... 4
COMPLI ANCE WI TH FCC RE GUL ATION S ........................................... 8
CD CARE & M AINTENANCE ................................................................ 9
Handling CDs ......................................................................................... 9
Cleaning CDs ......................................................................................... 9
Cleaning the CD Player Lens ................................................................9
TABLE OF CO NTEN TS ......................................................................... 10
PACKAGE CONT ENTS ........................................................................ 12
FEATU RES ............................................................................................ 13
GET TING S TARTE D .............................................................................. 14
CX-CD397 at a Glance ........................................................................ 14
Top View..................................................................................... 15
Bottom V iew ............................................................................... 15
LCD Digital Display ....................................................................15
Remote Control .......................................................................... 16
Mountin g the CX-CD397 ..................................................................... 17
Connec tions ......................................................................................... 18
Speakers .................................................................................... 18
Power ......................................................................................... 18
Headphones ...............................................................................18
Remote Control .................................................................................... 19
CD MODE ........................................................................................... 20
Basic Operation ................................................................................... 20
CD Functions .......................................................................................20
Play/Pause/Stop ........................................................................ 20
Previous /Next (Skip) .................................................................. 20
Reverse/ Forward (Scan) ...............................................................
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UDISK MODE ...................................................................................... 21
Basic Operation ................................................................................... 21
SD/MMC MODE .................................................................................22
Basic Operation ................................................................................... 22
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
RADI O MODE .....................................................................................23
Basic Operation ................................................................................... 23
MENU MODE ...................................................................................... 24
Menu Mode Options ............................................................................24
Clock .......................................................................................... 24
Timer ..........................................................................................24
EQ (Equalizer) ............................................................................ 25
Bass ........................................................................................... 25
ID3 .............................................................................................. 25
Additional Options (Remote C ontrol) .................................................. 26
Sleep .........................................................................................26
Repeat and Random Play .......................................................... 26
Program Play .............................................................................27
TROUB LESH OOTING .......................................................................... 28
SPECI FICATIONS ................................................................................ 31
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
Please make sure the following items are included in the package. If
any items are missing, c ontact your loca l dealer.
CX-CD397 Main Unit
Stereo Speakers (x 2)
Remote Control
Instruction Manual
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FEATURES
Top-Loading CD Player
Plays Regular CDs and CDs with MP3 Files
CD, CD- R, CD -RW Co mpatible
SD/MMC Card Slot for MP3/WM A Playback
(SD/MM C Card Not Included)
USB Por t for MP3 /WM A Playback from MP3 Player
Multi-Function Backlit LCD Display
Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner (Rotary Tuning, Digital Readout)
Dynamic Bass Boost System (D BBS)
Full-Range Speaker System
110/220V Dual Volt age
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CX-CD397 a t a Glance
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GETTING STARTED
Top View
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Open (CD Compartment)
2.
Volume Down
3.
Volume Up
4.
Skip Down
Skip Up
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AM/FM Tuning Dial
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Power (On/O ff)
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Power/Standby Indic ator
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LCD Display
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Play/Pause (Enter)
Stop
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Folder/ Tuner Band
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Function
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Headphone Jack
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Remote Sensor
USB Por t
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SD/MMC Card Slot
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Bottom View
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FM Antenna Lead
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110/220V Voltage S elector
Switch
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AC Power Cord
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Right Speaker Output Jacks
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Left Speaker Output Jacks
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Wall Mounts
LCD Dig ita l Display
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Remot e Cont rol
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Function
Cycle through the player
modes.
2.
Power/Standby
Turn the system On/Off.
/ Enter
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Play/Pause Music /
Enter a menu selection.
4.
Skip Down
Skip to the previous track /
Reverse through the c urrent
track.
5.
Skip Up
Skip to the next track /
Fast Forward through the
current track.
Stop
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Stop CD playback.
7.
Band/Folder
Toggle betwe en AM/FM
radio bands /
Cycle through folders during
MP3 playback.
8.
Sleep
Set the Sle ep Timer.
Menu
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Cycle through the M enu
options.
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Program
Program a sequence of
tracks for playback.
Random
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Change Random playback
mode.
GETTING STARTED
Repeat
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Change Rep eat playback
mode.
Volume Down
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Adjust the volume level down.
Volume Up
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Adjust the volume level up.
Timer
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Toggle the Timer On/Off.
Batter y Compartment Cover
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GETTING STARTED
Hooks
Screws
Mounting Plate
Mounting
Hooks
Mounting t he CX-CD397
To mount your CX-CD397 to either a wall or the pedestal base:
Using 4 screws, afx the mounting plate to either a wall or to the
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pedestal base.
2.
Align the 4 mounting slots on the bottom of the main unit to hang
on the hooks of the mounting plate.
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Conne ctions
Speakers
Always connect the speakers before connecting the power supply.
Connec t the black wire of the left speaker to the black terminal
marked “ L-” on the rear of th e main unit.
Connec t the red wire of the lef t speaker to the red terminal mar ked
“L+” on the rear of the main unit.
Connec t the black wire of the right speaker to the black terminal
marked “ R-” on the rear of the main unit.
Connec t the red wire of the right speaker to the red terminal marked
“R+” on the rear of the main unit.
Power
This unit r uns on AC 110V or 220V powe r.
Make sure that the voltage selector on the bottom of the unit is
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set to the proper voltage. If you are unsure whic h voltage setting
to use, please contact the loc al retailer from which you purchased
this product.
2.
Plug the power cord into an AC wall socket.
To turn the player on, set the POW ER switch to the “On” position.
3.
The voltage selection for North America is 110V.
Headphone s
Always lower the volume l evel pri or to connecting head-
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phone s to the un it.
Failure to do so may result in damage to your hearing or to the
headphones.
Connec t your headphones to the Headpho ne jack. Audio will not
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be output to the speakers when headphones are connected to
the unit.
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Remot e Cont rol
Refer to the diagram. Remove the
batter y compartment cover located
on the rear of the remote control.
Inser t 2 x “AA” batteries, making
sure to match their polarities (+/–)
to the markings on the inside of the
compar tment . Replace the cover.
To use the remote, point it at the re-
mote sensor of t he player. Operate
the remote within 15 feet of the
sensor and at an angle of +/- 60
degrees.
Batter ies in the remote will last for approximately 6 months under
normal use. Replace the batteries if t he remote control does not
work. Do not mix old with new batteries, or dif ferent types of batteries.
Remove the batterie s from the remote if it will not be used for a long
period of time.
The battery used in this device may present a re or
chemical burn if mistreated. Do not recharge, disass emble, incinerate, or heat the battery (~212º F).
Keep batteries away fro m children.
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CD MODE
CD Mode allows you to play regular audio CDs, or CDs that c ontain
digital MP3 or WM A music les.
If the CD contains M P3 or WM A les, playback control
will be the same as in UDISK mode. See the UDISK
Mode sec tion for more infor mation.
DRM-encr ypted WMA les are not supported.
Basi c Operatio n
Press FUNCTION to select CD mode.
1.
To open the CD Door, press . Inser t a CD with it s label
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facing up. Close the CD Door (it will click into place).
Press to st art CD playback.
3.
CD Func tions
Play/Pause/Stop
Press to st art playback.
Press during playback to pause. Pres s again to resume
playback.
Press dur ing playback to stop the disc.
Previous/Nex t (Skip)
Press to sk ip to the previous track.
Press to sk ip to the nex t track.
Reverse/For ward (Scan)
Press and hold to scan through the current track in a reverse
direction.
Press and hold to scan through the c urrent track in a forward
direction.
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UDISK MODE
UDISK mode allows you to play digital MP3 and WMA music les from
USB ash drives.
Use only USB- MSC devices or ash disk drives . US B-
MTP devic es are not suppor ted.
DRM-encr ypted WMA les are not supported.
Basi c Operatio n
Press FUNCTION to select UDISK mode.
Connec t a USB disk drive containing MP3/W MA les to the USB
port on the front of the unit. Pl ayback will start automatically.
Press to pause playback or pres s to stop playback com-
pletely. Pres s again to resume playback.
Press or to select the previous or next track, respectively.
If the USB drive cont ains folders, press BAND/FOLDER to cycle
through the folders.
Playback w ill stop automatically when all tracks on the USB drive
have been played.
If the ID3 Display feature has been turned on in the Menu Options (and
the MP3 le being played contains ID3 information), then the le name,
song title, and artist name w ill be displayed on the LCD.
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SD/MMC MODE
SD/MMC mode allows you to play digital M P3 and WM A music les
from SD or MMC ash c ards.
DRM-encr ypted WMA les are not supported.
Basi c Operatio n
Press FUNCTION to select UDISK mode.
Inser t a SD or MMC card containing MP3/WM A les into the SD/
MMC c ard slot on the front of the unit. Playback will start automatically.
Press to pause playback or press to stop playback com-
pletely. Pres s again to resume playback.
Press or to select the next or previous track, respectively.
If the SD/MMC card contains folders, press BAND/FOLDER to cycle
through the folders.
Playback will stop automatically when all tracks on the SD/MMC
card have been played.
If the ID3 Display feature has been turned on in the Menu Options (and
the MP3 le being played contains ID3 information), then the le name,
song title, and artist name w ill be displayed on the LCD.
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RADIO MODE
Listen to A M or FM radio broadcasts.
Basi c Operatio n
Press FUNCTION to select R ADIO mode.
Press BA ND/FOLDER to select the AM or FM band.
AM: Listen to AM broadcasts.
FM: Listen to FM broadc asts.
Turn the AM/FM Tuning Dial to select a broadcast st ation.
When the tuner is locked in to a stereo broadc ast, the LCD screen
will display “STEREO” Tuning.
For the best FM radio reception, position t he FM Radio Antenna
located on the rear of the unit away from the speaker and power
cables.
The AM antenna is built directly into the unit. If AM recept ion is
weak, you may need to rotate or move the unit to obtain a bet ter
signal.
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MENU MODE
Set the unit’s internal options. Press MENU on the rem ote control to
cycle thr ough the Menu options: Clock, Timer, EQ, Bass, and ID3.
All of the in struc ti ons in this s ectio n r efe r t o the keys
on the remot e c ont ro l.
Menu Mode Options
Clock
Set the internal clo ck time.
Press MENU until the LCD screen displays “CLOCK” and then
1.
press .
Press to change bet ween the “hours” and the “minutes” eld
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(the selec ted eld w ill blink).
Press or to adjust the hours/minutes down or up,
3.
respec tively.
When you have nished, press MEN U to return to the Menu mode.
Timer
Set the Tim er to have the unit turn on/off automatically at a set time.
To toggle the Timer feature on/off, press TIM ER on the rem ote (the
LCD will display “TIMER” when the Timer is on).
Make sure the internal clock has been properly set before using the Timer feature.
Make sure the unit has been turned off before settin g the Timer.
1.
Press MENU until the LCD screen displays “ TIMER ” and then
2.
press .
When the LCD screen displays “ON TMR”, press . Set the
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time that you want the uni t to turn on (see the CLOCK section for
information on how to make adjust ments to the time). Press
when you have nished.
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MENU MODE
When the LCD screen displays “OFF TMR”, press . Set the
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time that you want the uni t to turn of f (see the CLOCK section for
information on how to make adjust ments to the time). Press
when you have nished.
To have the unit turn on in CD or Radio mode, place
the uni t in that mode accordingly prior to turning of f the
unit in Step 1.
The Timer func tion does not work with the UDIS K and
SD/M MC modes .
Make sure that the Timer feature has been turned on
(the LCD screen will display “TIMER”).
EQ (Equali zer)
Set the EQ options to change the equalizer presets.
Press MENU until the LCD screen displays “ EQ”; then press .
1.
Press to cycle through the equalizer preset options: Flat,
2.
Rock, Ja zz, Clas sic, and Pop.
Bass
Set the Bas s option to turn the bass boost fe ature on or off.
Press MENU until the LCD screen displays “ BASS” and then
1.
press .
Press to to ggle the bass on (BBS ON) or off (BBS OFF).
2.
ID3
Set the ID3 option to turn the ID3 information display feature on or
off. When ID3 is turned on (and the MP3 le being played contains
ID3 information), then t he le name, song title, and artist name will be
displayed on the LCD screen.
Press MENU until the LCD screen displays “ ID3”; then press .
1.
Press to to ggle the ID3 display on (ID3 ON) or of f (ID3 OFF).
2.
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MENU MODE
Additional Opt ions (Remote Control)
These options can be set directly from the remote co ntrol. They are not
part of the Menu options.
Slee p
This setting will turn the unit off automatically after a set amount of
time.
1.
Press SLEEP repeatedly to set the amount of time before t he unit
turns of f. The minimum length i s 10 minutes; the maximum is 90
minutes.
2.
Press SLEEP again to di splay the remaining amount of time for
2 seconds.
3.
Press SLEEP again to change the amount of “Sleep” time.
4.
To cancel the Sleep func tion, press SLEEP until the LCD no
longer displays “S LEEP”.
Repea t and Random Pl ay
This setting chan ges the order in which the unit will play tracks.
Press REPE AT to cycle through the Repeat Play options: Repeat,
Repeat Folder, and Repeat A ll.
Repeat: Repeat the current track
Repeat Folder: Repeat all tracks in the cur rent folder
Repeat All: Repeat all t racks
Press RA NDOM to toggle Random Play on or off. When this is set to
“On”, the unit w ill play tracks in a random order.
Random Play will not wor k when the unit is in Program
Play mode.
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Program Play
Program a sequence of up to 20 tracks to be played.
1.
Press to make sure playback is stopped.
2.
Press to enter Progr am Mode. The LCD screen will
display [MEMORY ], [00], and [P 01].
While [0 0] is blinking, press or to select a track number,
3.
and then press to store it in memory. The LCD screen
now displays [P 02]. (In UDISK or S D/MMC modes, you can
press BA ND/FOLDER rst to select a folder rst.)
4.
Repeat the previous step until you have selected up to 20 tracks.
Press to st art Program Play.
Pressing or during Program Play will display
the programmed track number. Press to clear the
program list. The program list will also be lost if you
open the CD Door or if the unit is unplugged.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
If you have a problem with this devic e, please read the troubleshooting
guide below and check our website at ww w.cobyusa.com for Frequently
Asked Q uestions (FAQs) and rmware updates. If these resources do
not resolve the problem, please contact Technical Support.
COBY Electronics Technical Support
Address: 56- 65 Rust S t.
Hours: 8:30 AM –11:00 PM EST, seven days a week
Phone: 800 -681-2629 or 718- 416-3197
Email: techsupport@cobyusa.com
Web: www.cobyusa.c om
Maspeth, NY 11378
There is no power to the devic e.
Ensure that the power cord is securely connected to the unit and the
proper wall outlet.
Ensure that the voltage selector has been set properly (110V or 220V).
There is no sound.
Ensure that the speaker connections are secure and c orrec t.
Try adjusting the volume.
Ensure that the player is in the proper mode (CD, UDISK, SD/MM C,
Radio).
Ensure that headphones are not connecte d to the unit.
The sound is distor ted.
The unit may be positioned too closely to a large appliance (e.g, a
TV or refrigerator). If possible, turn the appliance off or move the unit
to another location.
Ensure that the radio is in broadc ast reception range.
Decrease the volum e level.
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The remote control doesn’t work.
Ensure that there are no obstacles between the remote and the
player.
Point the remote at the remote sensor on the main unit.
Strong light (e.g. direct sunlight, uoresc ent lights, strobe lights) may
interfere with the remote si gnal.
Ensure that the batteries in t he remote retain a char ge and have
been inst alled correct ly.
Try replacing the remote’s batteries.
The device does not play.
Moisture may have c ondensed inside the player. Remove the disc
and leave the player on for 1-2 hours and then try again.
The USB disk or SD/MMC card does not play.
Use only US B-MSC devices or ash di sk drives. USB- MTP devices
are not supp orted.
Ensure that the USB disk or SD/ MMC card has been loaded with
compatible MP3 o r WMA le s.
Ensure that the capacity of the SD/M MC card does not exceed 2GB.
High- capacity SD cards (HCSD) are not supported by t his player.
DRM-encr ypted WMA les ar e not supported.
The CD will not play.
Ensure that the CD has be en loaded with its label facing up.
Ensure that the CD is not damaged, sc ratched, or dirt y.
Ensure that the CD is an audio CD, or that it contains comp atible
MP3 or WM A les.
DRM-encr ypted WMA les ar e not supported.
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Playback is “skipping”.
Ensure that the CD is not damaged, sc ratched, or dirt y.
Ensure that the unit has been installed in a stable location to avoid
vibration and shock.
The player will only play one track, re peate dly.
Ensure that REPEAT mode is off (pre ss REPEAT to cancel).
The Function mode is not working.
Ensure that the CD Compartm ent Lid is cl osed.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power Supply AC 110/220V (Dual Voltage)
Power Consumption 25W
Tuning System AM: 530 - 1700 kHz
Audio Output Stereo Speakers (x 2)
Peak Power 20W (10W x 2)
Speaker Dimensions 4.3” x 8.4” x 3.6” (W HD)
Unit Dimensions 11.8” x 2.6” x 7.0” (WH D)
FM: 88 - 108MHz
Speci cations and manua l are subje ct to chang e withou t notice.
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