Cypress 745 User Manual

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TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
USE WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE
OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE
FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE

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RISK OF ELECTRIC

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symbol, within an equilateral
triangle, is intended to alert the
user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the
product’s enclosure that may be of
sufcient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electric shock to persons.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK

OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICABLE PARTS

INSIDE. REFER SERVICING

TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read these instructions.

1.
Keep these instructions.

2.
Heed all warnings.

3.
Follow all instructions.

4.
Do not use this apparatus near water.

5.
Clean only with a dry cloth.

6.
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with

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the manufacturer’s instructions.

SHOCK

The exclamation point within an
equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence
of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions
in the literature accompanying the
appliance.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat

8.
registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including ampliers) that
produce heat.
Do not defeat the safety purpose polarized or grounding type

9.
plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than
the other. A grounding plug-type plug has two blades and a
third grounding prong. The wide blade or or the third prong
are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the
obsolete outlet.
Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched,

10.
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and at the point
where they exit from the apparatus.
Only use attachments / accessories specied by the

11.
manufacturer.
Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused

12.
for long periods of time.
Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is

13.
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,
such as when the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid
has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.
The appliance shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing

14.
water and that no object lled with liquid such as vases shall
be placed on the apparatus
The AC wall plug is used as the disconnect device. It should

15.
remain readily accessible at all times..

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Page Index

Product Carton Contents ................................................ 2

Introduction ..................................................................... 4

Getting Started ............................................................ 5-6

Setting the Clock ............................................................ 7

Tone Alarm Backup Battery Installation .......................... 7

Standby and On .............................................................. 8

AM/FM Operation ...................................................... 8-10

CD Operation ........................................................... 11-13

Connecting an External Audio Source .......................... 14

Convenience Features ............................................. 15-16

Quick Reference Guide ......................................... 17-21

Radio and Disc Text Displays ....................................... 22

JOG Function .......................................................... 23-24

Wakeup Function ..................................................... 25-28

CD-ROM Operation ................................................. 29-32

PLAYER DOCK - Made for iPod (Optional) ............. 33-35

Specications ................................................................ 36

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Product Carton Contents

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1) SoundWorks Radio CD 745

2) External AM Loop Antenna

3) Infrared Remote Control

4) (Optional) Made for iPod Dock

Not Pictured:

5) External FM Wire Antenna

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

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VOLUME

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AUX

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JOG

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CD TIME

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6) SoundWorks Radio CD 745 User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

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The people at Cambridge SoundWorks hope you enjoy
your new high-performance SoundWorks Radio CD 745.
Your new radio has great FM stereo sound and plays
useful AM band stations. It stores 16 FM station presets
along with 8 AM station presets. An integral, slot-load disc
player plays audio CDs and MP3/WMA les on CD-ROM.
The large 32-character display and full-function remote
makes radio operation easy from across the room.

The SoundWorks Radio CD 745 displays three types of
supplementary text:

Radio Data Service (RDS) FM station text

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CD-text

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“ID3” text stored in most MP3 and WMA les.

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An automatic dimmer function reduces display brightness
in dark rooms while maintaining good legibility in bright
light. An internal long-life power cell maintains the current
time accurately for many years. By inserting a 9V battery
(not supplied), a user ensures that an activated wakeup
function will work even during a power outage.

A front input jack allows easy connection of audio program
sources (like portable digital music and cassette players).

A convenient JOG button lets you select from a variety of
secondary adjustments (Bass and Treble, Snooze time
and Text display modes, among others).

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GETTING STARTED

Remove the SoundWorks Radio CD (See A) from its
protective polybag and place it in your preferred location.
The Radio CD’s Tone alarm sound and bass output will
be reduced if the Radio is placed on a compliant, soft
surface.

Connect the AM antenna (See B): To prepare the an­tenna (1), fold the base (2) and snap it into place (3).
Position the AM antenna (4) in any out-of-the-way site,
preferably at least 8 inches apart from the Radio CD.
Insert the AM Antenna’s miniplug into the Radio CD’s rear
panel minijack marked AM ANTENNA (5).

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Rotate the AM antenna to achieve the best signal for
individual AM stations.

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PLAYER
POWER

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PLAYER

INPUT

AM

ANTENNA

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EXT

INT

FM ANTENNA

INPUT

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GETTING STARTED (Continued)

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PLAYER
POWER

OUTPUT

PLAYER

INPUT

AM

ANTENNA

INPUT

Connect the cord by inserting the SoundWorks Radio
CD’s AC plug into a convenient outlet.

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The AC cord is also the Radio CD’s primary FM antenna.
It will function better if at least 50% or more of its length
follows a straight line (See C). Check to make sure
the FM antenna switch on the rear panel of the Radio
enclosure is in the INT (internal) position (factory default).

If desired, the external FM antenna can be connected and
used instead of the internal antenna (See D). Connect
the external antenna to the “F”-type connector of the rear
panel. Set the FM antenna switch to EXT (external).

FM ANTENNA

EXT

INT

INPUT

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GETTING STARTED (Continued)

Setting the Clock

You can adjust the current time whether the radio is in
Standby or On.
Just press the TIME ADJUST BUTTONS (next to the symbol)
on the right hand side of the display (see E).

Note: The current time can only be adjusted from the
radio CD faceplate. The remote control can adjust the
wakeup time setting, but not the current time.

Tone Alarm Backup Battery

For 48 hours of alarm function backup during an AC
power failure, obtain and install a 9 volt battery in the
radio’s battery compartment. Release the battery cover,
attach the battery and restore the cover.

If either alarm is set to activate (music or tone wake-up)
and the power fails, the battery sounds the tone alarm
at the appropriate time. Press POWER on the radio to
silence the alarm. Remove the battery if the unit is un­plugged for more than 24 hours. Replace the battery after
30 minutes of emergency tone alarm operation (see F).

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TIME SET
9:43 AM

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CD IN

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TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

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JOG

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CD TIME

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PRESET S

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CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

FM2 P1

88.1 9:43AM

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TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

VOLUME

FM

AUX

AM

ALARMS

TAP TO SET

PRESS & HOLD TO ADJUST

JOG

PLAYER

CD TIME

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

PRESET S

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

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CD IN

GETTING STARTED (Continued)

Standby and On

Pushing the POWER button chooses Standby or On

STOP

SEEK

DISC

AUX

PLAYER

1

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HOLD

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ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

operation (see G).

The faceplate POWER button can also be used to engage
Sleep Delay operation (see page 16).

Selecting the Radio Bands

Pressing the FM/AM button cycles through two banks

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of FM station presets, and one bank of AM station

CD IN

presets. You can store eight FM stations in the Preset
bank FM1, eight different FM stations in Preset bank
FM2, and eight AM stations in the Preset bank AM

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AM

STOP

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(see H).
If you switch from another mode to FM/AM, the radio

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will return to the last Preset bank used (from Standby,
CD, PLAYER or from the AUX input). Pressing the
FM/AM button during FM/AM operation selects the
next present bank (FM1, FM2, or AM).

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE
MUTE

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GETTING STARTED (Continued)

Tuning Stations

Autotune Method 1: Press the SEEK button (remote

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or radio face) to automatically nd the next station or
higher frequency (see I).
Autotune Method 2: Press and hold either TRACK/

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TUNE/ADJ button to seek the next station (the
button seeks down, the button seeks up) (see J).
Manual Tune: To nd a specic frequency, tap the

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appropriate TRACK/TUNE/ADJ button ( or ).

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VOLUME

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CD TIME

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PRESET S

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FOLDERREPEAT

CD MODE

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

CD IN

AUX

POWER

STOP

SEEK

DISC

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SNOOZE
MUTE

Storing Stations in PRESET Banks

Press the FM/AM button to choose the desired Preset
bank (FM1, FM2, AM) radio band. Tune to the desired
station. Press and hold the desired PRESET button until a
short tone is heard. The station is stored (see K).

When an FM frequency is stored on a Preset, the current Stereo/
Wide/Mono and RDS Text setting is also stored. When the Preset is
tapped, the stored setting will override the JOG menu setting. Storing
a weak FM stereo station in MONO will insure cleaner reproduction
under varying reception conditions. You can also elect to store FM
stations with RDS text you do not wish to see in STATIC or NO TEXT
mode.

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VOLUME

JOG

MENU

CD TIME

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CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

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CD IN

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K

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CD IN

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WIDE

STEREO

MONO

CD IN

SELECTING CD PLAY

Important: Use only standard 12cm (4 ¾") compact

discs. Smaller discs will not work in the slot load
mechanism.

Insert a CD disc into the slot to automatically select

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CD play. The CD IN light indicates if there is a disc
inside the radio CD (see L).
If there is a CD disc inside the radio CD, tapping the

2.
CD button will start disc play (see M).

Choosing Selections

Track selection: Tap the appropriate TRACK/TUNE/

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ADJ button ( or ) (see N).
CD-ROM folder selection: To move from the current

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folder (directory), tap either or . See pages 29­32 for an explanation of folder (directory) navigation.
Forward scan and reverse scan: Press and hold

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TRACK/TUNE/ADJ button ( or ).

Disc Stop

Press the STOP button once ( ) to stop disc play with
“resume from same location” feature. Press the STOP
button twice to stop disc play and return to the start of the
disc.

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Light

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SELECTING CD PLAY (Continued)

During Audio CD Play

Press STOP

1 time ................................ Resumes from Same Location

2 times ...................................... Start at beginning of Disc

During CD-ROM Play

Press STOP Disc Position

1 time ................................. Resume from Same Location

2 times ................................... Start at beginning of Folder

3 times ...................................... Start at beginning of Disc

CD Play and the Power button: Pressing the 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 recognizes folders at the Top
Level of a CD-ROM. Pressing Preset 4 “FOLDER” during
CD-ROM Play will show the rst 16 letters of the name
of the folder containing the active MP3/WMA track. TOP
LEVEL is displayed if the le is not inside a folder.

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SELECTING CD PLAY (Continued)

Disc Eject
Press the disc EJECT button (see O).

CD Info

The CD INFO button (preset 1) displays disc playing time
readouts, as follows:

Audio CD – Track time elapsed • Track time remaining

• CD time elapsed • CD time remaining

CD-ROM – File time elapsed

CD Mode

The CD MODE button (preset 5) selects the following
other disc play modes:

Audio CD - Random play • Play one track

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CD-ROM - Random play • Play folder • Random play

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folder • Play one le

Repeat

The REPEAT button (present 6) will repeat the current
play mode until the disc is ejected or the POWER button
is pressed. The repeat mode is maintained until the disc is
ejected or the POWER button is pressed.

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TRACK/TUNE

CD ► T2 3m 16s

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VOLUME

FM

AM

JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

Disk Eject

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SLEEP

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HEADPHONES

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CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE

CD IN

Listening to External Sound Sources

WIDE

MONO

STEREO

If you have an external audio program source you want
to connect to the radio CD, like a portable MP3 player,
connect it to the AUX input on the front panel (see Q). The
AUX button on the front panel or remote control selects
this input (see R).

AUX

Using the PLAYER input with optional PLAYER DOCK

The PLAYER button on the front panel or remote control
selects this input.
Connection of a PLAYER DOCK and Dock Use
instructions are detailed on page 33.

CD IN

FM2 P1

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JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

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CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

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TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

STOP

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PLAYER

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PRESET S

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

SEEK

DISC

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FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE
MUTE

VOLUME

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PLAYER

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FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

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CONVENIENCE FEATURES

Mute

To mute the SoundWorks Radio CD: Press the
SNOOZE/MUTE bar (located on top of the radio) or the
SNOOZE/MUTE button on the remote control (see T).
Mute is cancelled if the POWER button is pressed, if a
disc is inserted or the volume is adjusted.

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CONVENIENCE FEATURES (Continued)

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SLEEP DELAY
45 MIN

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FM

JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

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CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

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AM

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Sleep Delay

To make the radio CD automatically turn off after a
specic period of time:

With the radio CD in standby, rapidly tap the POWER

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button until the desired amount of play time is
reached (see U).

OR

Press the SLEEP button on the remote control until

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the desired amount of play time is reached (see V).

Sleep delay is available for 15, 20, 30, 45, 60, 90 and 120

STOP

SEEK

DISC

AUX

PLAYER

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ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

minute lengths. Sleep delay is cancelled if the POWER
button is pressed or if a disc is inserted. If you wish
to use the sleep function during disc play, insert a disc
before choosing the sleep function.

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE - SOUNDWORKS RADIO CD FACEPLATE

INDICATES ALARM STATUS

= MUSIC WAKEUP

= TONE WAKEUP

TAP TO ACTIVATE ALARM

PRESS AND HOLD TO ADJUST ALARM

DURING WAKEUP: PRESS TO ACTIVATE SNOOZE FEATURE.

NORMAL OPERATION: PRESS TO MUTE SOUND.

AUDIO CD: TRACK TIME ELAPSED, TRACK TIME REMAINING

DURING DISC PLAY, TAP THIS BUTTON FOR:

TOTAL TIME ELAPSED, TOTAL TIME REMAINING

CD-ROM: TRACK TIME ELAPSED

RADIO STATION PRESET BUTTONS:

PRESS AND HOLD TO STORE CURRENT STATION

DURING DISC PLAY, TAP THIS BUTTON FOR:

AUDIO CD: RANDOM PLAY, PLAY ONE TRACK

CD-ROM: RANDOM PLAY OF DISC, PLAY ONE FOLDER

RANDOM PLAY OF ONE FOLDER, PLAY ONE TRACK

DURING DISC PLAY, TAP THIS BUTTON FOR

REPEAT PLAY OF CURRENT CD MODE

INSERT HEADPHONES WITH 3.5mm STEREO MINIPLUG HERE FOR PRIVATE LISTENING

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TAP THESE BUTTONS TO MOVE BETWEEN

DIFFERENT DIRECTORIES ON A CD-ROM DISC

2:11AM

HEADPHONES

AUX

INDICATES DISC INSIDE.

EJECTS DISC

INDICATES AUDIO MODE

N

CD I

SETS CURRENT TIME IN NORMAL OPERATION
SETS WAKEUP TIME IN ALARMS MODE

TAP TO START DISC PLAY, TAP AGAIN TO PAUSE DISC PLAYBACK.

RADIO: TAP TO AUTOMATICALLY SEEK THE NEXT STATION UP THE BAND.
DISC: TAP TO STOP PLAY.

RADIO: TAP TO MANUAL TUNE, PRESS AND HOLD TO SEEK TO NEXT STATION.
DISC: TAP TO ADVANCE OR GO BACK ONE AUDIO SELECTION, PRESS AND
HOLD TO SCAN FORWARD OR BACKWARD THROUGH AN AUDIO SELECTION

SELECTS RADIO “ON” OR “OFF”

(ALARMS ACTIVE IN “OFF” MODE)
PRESS REPEATEDLY FOR SLEEP DELAY FUNCTION
(15 MIN TO 120 MIN)

SELECTS PLAYER INPUT

FOR USE WITH OPTIONAL PLAYER DOCK

SELECTS AUX INPUT

SELECTS AM/FM RADIO BAND

PRESS AGAIN TO SWITCH BETWEEN FM PRESET BANK 1, 2, OR AM

ADJUSTS VOLUME DURING NORMAL OPERATION:

ADJUSTS SETTINGS IN JOG BUTTON OPERATION

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PRESS REPEATEDLY TO VIEW MANY RADIO SETTINGS.
USE VOLUME TO ADJUST SETTINGS.

BASS- +4 TO -4
TREBLE- +4 TO -4
STEREO, WIDE, MONO
LOUDNESS- ON, OFF

SNOOZE TIME- 5 MIN TO 22 MIN
RDS TEXT- SCROLLING, FIXED, OFF
DISC TEXT- SCROLLING, FIXED, OFF
TIME DISPLAY- 12 hr AM/PM OR 24 hr
DISPLAY LANGUAGE- ENGLISH, SPANISH,
FRENCH, ITALIAN OR GERMAN

INSERT AUDIO SOURCE WITH 3.5mm STEREO MINIPLUG HERE, PRESS AUX TO HEAR IT

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE - SOUNDWORKS RADIO CD REMOTE CONTROL

SOUNDWORKS RADIO CD 745 REMOTE CONTROL

RADIO AND ALARM FUNCTION

FM: TAP TO MANUAL TUNE, PRESS
AND HOLD TO SEEK NEXT STATION.
ALARM SET: ADJUST WAKEUP TIME.

ADJUSTS VOLUME DURING NORMAL OPERATION

ADJUSTS SETTING IN JOG BUTTON OPERATION

PRESS REPEATEDLY TO VIEW RADIO SETTINGS.

USE VOLUME TO ADJUST SETTINGS.

SEE *JOG MENU ITEMS - NEXT PAGE.

SELECTS RADIO BAND

PRESS REPEATEDLY TO SWITCH

BETWEEN FM1, FM2, AND AM

PLAYBACK AND

NAVIGATION

CONTROL FOR USE

WITH OPTIONAL

PLAYER DOCK

RADIO STATION PRESET

BUTTONS:

PRESS AND HOLD TO

STORE CURRENT STATION

SELECTS RADIO “ON” OR “OFF”

ALARMS OPERATE IN “OFF” MODE

TRAC K/ TUNE /ADJ

VOLUME

FM

AUX

AM

JO

G

MENU

CD TI ME

1 2

PLAYER

ENTER

3

PRE SETS

5 6 7 8

CD MOD E

SOU NDWO RKS RA DIO CD

FOLD ERREPE AT

SLEEP

STO P

SEE K

DIS C

1

2

ALA RM

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

4

SNOOZE

MUTE

SELECTS AUX INPUT

TAP TO AUTOMATICALLY
SEEK THE NEXT STATION
UP THE BAND.

TAP TO START DISC

SELECTS PLAYER INPUT
FOR USE WITH OPTIONAL
PLAYER DOCK

TAP TO ACTIVATE ALARM

S

PRESS AND HOLD TO ADJUST ALARM

NORMAL OPERATION: PRESS TO MUTE SOUND.
DURING WAKEUP: PRESS TO ACTIVATE SNOOZE

FEATURE.

PRESS REPEATEDLY TO CHOOSE SLEEP
TIME (15 MIN TO 120 MIN)

SOUNDWORKS RADIO CD 745 REMOTE CONTROL

DISC PLAY FUNCTION

TAP TO ADVANCE OR GO BACK ONE AUDIO SELECTION

PRESS AND HOLD TO SCAN FORWARD OR BACKWARD

PRESS REPEATEDLY TO VIEW MANY RADIO SETTINGS.

THROUGH AN AUDIO SELECTION

USE VOLUME TO ADJUST SETTINGS.

SEE *JOG MENU ITEMS.

PLAYBACK AND NAVIGATION CONTROL

FOR USE WITH OPTIONAL PLAYER DOCK

TAP THIS BUTTON FOR:

AUDIO CD: TRACK TIME ELAPSED

TRACK TIME REMAINING

TOTAL TIME ELAPSED

TOTAL TIME REMAINING

CD-ROM: TRACK TIME ELAPSED

TAP THIS BUTTON FOR:

AUDIO CD: RANDOM PLAY

CD-ROM: RANDOM PLAY OF DISC

RANDOM PLAY OF ONE FOLDER

PLAY ONE TRACK

PLAY ONE FOLDER

PLAY ONE TRACK

SELECTS RADIO “ON” OR “OFF”

ALARMS OPERATE IN “OFF” MODE

ACK /TU NE/A

TR

DJ

VOLUME

FM

AUX

AM

JOG

MENU

CD TI ME

1 2

PLAYER

ENTER

3

PRE SETS

5 6 7 8

REPE

CD MOD E

AT

SOU NDWO RKS RA DIO CD

FOLD ER

SLEEP

STO P

SEE K

DIS C

1

2

ALA RMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

4

SNOOZE

MUTE

DURING DISC PLAY:
TAP TO STOP PLAY WITH
RESUME FEATURE

TAP TO START DISC PLAY
TAP AGAIN TO PAUSE DISC
PLAY

SELECTS PLAYER INPUT
FOR USE WITH OPTIONAL
PLAYER DOCK

*JOG MENU ITEMS:

BASS- +4 TO -4
TREBLE- +4 TO -4
STEREO, WIDE, MONO
LOUDNESS- ON, OFF
SNOOZE TIME- 5 MIN TO 22 MIN
RDS TEXT- SCROLLING, FIXED, OFF
DISC TEXT- SCROLLING, FIXED, OFF
TIME DISPLAY- 12 hr AM/PM OR 24 hr
DISPLAY LANGUAGE- ENGLISH,
SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN OR
GERMAN

TAP THESE BUTTONS
TO MOVE BETWEEN
DIFFERENT FOLDERS
ON A CD-ROM

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE - SOUNDWORKS RADIO CD REAR CONNECTIONS

AM ANTENNA INPUT MINIJACK

POWER OUTPUT FOR OPTIONAL PLAYER DOCK

3.5mm STEREO MINIJACK PLAYER INPUT
FOR OPTIONAL PLAYER DOCK

PLAYER
POWER

OUTPUT

PLAYER

INPUT

AM

ANTENNA

INPUT

FM ANTENNA

EXT

INT

INPUT

75 OHMS

EXTERNAL FM ANTENNA “F”
TYPE INPUT

INTERNAL / EXTERNAL FM
ANTENNA SELECTOR

RDS descriptive text

Identification text

RADIO DATA SERVICE display

Rocket Man..Elt
WBOS 8:57 AM

WIDE

STEREO MONO

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RADIO AND DISC TEXT DISPLAYS

Radio Data Service (RDS)

Some FM radio stations broadcast Radio Data Service
(RDS) text along with their programs. Station Identication
Text is displayed in the rst 8 characters of the lower line.
This text generally does not change. Descriptive Text
is displayed on the top line. This text may describe the
station’s format or it may show the song title and artist.

CD descriptive text

MP3 file ID3 text

CD-Text display

CD > IN THE SUN

TRACK 3 3m 03s

MP3 ID3 Text display

SYMPH 4 BRAHMS

MP3 11:09AM

WIDE

STEREO MONO

WIDE

STEREO MONO

CD-Text

Audio CDs now include descriptive text stored along
with their audio programs. The radio CD will decode and
display this text.

MP3/WMA File ID3 Text Information

MP3/WMA les downloaded from the internet may
contain ID3 text information. ID3 text information can be
added to MP3/WMA les as the le is created from an
uncompressed audio source. The radio CD will display
this text when present in MP3/WMA les. If there is no ID3
text information, the radio CD will display the le 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 display or no text display.

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JOG FUNCTIONS

JOG button operation:

Press the JOG button on the radio or on the remote
control to select the rst JOG function (see W). Press the
JOG button again to select additional JOG functions.

VOLUME

Use the VOLUME knob or the VOLUME buttons ( )
on the remote control to adjust settings of JOG functions.
JOG operation is cancelled ve seconds after the last
JOG or VOLUME adjustment. Pressing any other radio
CD function also cancels JOG operation.

W

FM2 P1

88.1 9:43AM

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

VOLUME

FM

AUX

AM

JOG

PLAYER

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

PRESET S

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

CD IN

STOP

SEEK

DISC

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

MUTE

BASS Adjustment display

WIDE

ADJUST BASS
+1

STEREO

STEREO/WIDE/MONO

Adjustment display

WIDE

ADJUST
STEREO

STEREO

SNOOZE Adjustment display

WIDE

ADJUST SNOOZE
9 MIN

STEREO MONO

RDS TEXT

Adjustment display

RADIO TEXT MODE
SCROLLING TEXT

WIDE

MONO

STEREO

Language Adjustment display

WIDE

ADJUST LANGUAGE

English

STEREO

TREBLE Adjustment display

MONO

ADJUST TREBLE
+1

LOUDNESS

Adjustment display

MONO

ADJUST LOUDNESS
Off

DISC TEXT

Adjustment display

DISC TEXT MODE
SCROLLING TEXT

Time Adjustment display

ADJUST 12/24 hr
12 hr + AM or PM

MONO

STEREO

STEREO

STEREO MONO

WIDE

WIDE

WIDE

STEREO MONO

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JOG FUNCTIONS (Continued)

MONO

JOG functions:

Bass: Bass output can be adjusted in four steps

•

up or down.
Treble: Treble output can be adjusted in four

•

steps up or down.
Stereo/Wide/Mono: Adjustment cycles through

MONO

•

Stereo, Wide and Mono modes. Mono operation
is cancelled when standby is entered.
Loudness: With Loudness engaged, the radio

•

CD will boost the bass output at low volume
settings.
Snooze Time: Adjustable from 5 minutes to 22

•

minutes.
Disc Text Display: For audio CDs that have CD

•

text or MP3 les, choose between “scrolling text”
display, “static text” display and no text display.
RDS Text Display: For FM stations RDS text,

WIDE

•

choose between “scrolling text” display, “static
text” display and no text display.
Time Display Mode: Choose 12 hour AM/PM

•

time (US standard) or 24 hour time (international
standard).
Display Language: Choose English, Spanish,

•

French, Italian or German.

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WAKEUP FUNCTIONS

Adjusting the Wakeup Settings

During Wakeup Settings adjustment, you select
Wakeup Time and the Music Wakeup Source and
Volume. The choice of Tone or Music Wakeup is
selected later as the alarm is activated.

Note: Store any radio station you wish to use as a
Wakeup station in a preset location.

Press and hold either the ALARM 1 or the ALARM 2 button

1.
until a short tone is heard (about 1.5 seconds). The radio
CD enters Wakeup Adjustment mode. Wakeup Adjustment
persists for about 15 seconds if no button is pressed. You
always have 5 seconds between adjustments.
At any point during the Wakeup Adjustment session, you can

2.
choose your preferred Music Wakeup by selecting FM1, FM2,
AM or CD. After choosing a radio preset bank (FM1, FM2
or AM), choose the desired station by pressing its PRESET
button on the faceplate or the remote control.

To wake to a specic audio CD track: Insert the audio

CD, enter Alarm Adjustment session, press the CD Play/
Pause button to select wake to CD. Then use TRACK/TUNE/
ADJ buttons on the radio faceplate to select the desired track.

Entering WAKEUP Adjustment

CD IN

Alarm 1
Adjustment

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

STOP

FM

AUX

AM

PLAYER

ENTER

PRESET S

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

SEEK

DISC

1

2

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

MUTE

VOLUME

JOG

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

MUSIC WAKEUP Adjustment, First screen

CD IN

FM2 P1

88.1 9:43AM

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

STOP

FM

AUX

AM

PLAYER

ENTER

PRESET S

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

SEEK

DISC

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE
MUTE

VOLUME

JOG

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

PO

WE

R

WAKEUP Volume adjustment

Alarm 1 Volume

12

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

STOP

FM

AUX

AM

PLAYER

ENTER

PRESET S

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

SEEK

DISC

1

2

E

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

MUTE

VOLUME

JOG

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

WAKEUP Time adjustment

CD IN

Alarm 1 Time

8:52 AM

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

STOP

FM

AUX

AM

PLAYER

ENTER

PO

PRESET S

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

SEEK

DISC

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE
MUTE

VOLUME

JOG

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

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WAKEUP FUNCTIONS (Continued)

CD IN

At any time during the Wake-up Adjustment session, you can

3.
determine the Music Wake-up volume by adjusting the volume
on the radio faceplate or the remote control.
At any point in the Wake-up Adjustment session, you can

4.
determine the wake-up time by using the TIME ADJUST

BUTTONS on the front panel or the TRACK/TUNE/ADJ

adjustment on the remote control.
End the Wake-up Adjustment session by pressing the same

5.
ALARM button again, or just wait about 10 seconds. The Wake­up Adjustment session will automatically end. Either way, the

radio CD will store your new settings.

.

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WAKEUP FUNCTIONS (Continued)

Activating Wakeup:

While in standby or normal operation, tap either ALARM
button to cycle between:

Music Wakeup

•

Tone Wakeup

•

No Wakeup

•

A Music Wakeup indicator ( ) or a Tone Wakeup
indicator ( ) lights to show activation.

Music Wakeup only functions if the radio remains in
standby mode.

1.

Alarm 1 On

FM 9:43AM

CD IN

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

VOLUME

FM

JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

AM

PRESET S

CD IN

STOP

SEEK

DISC

AUX

PLAYER

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

Tone Wakeup operates whenever it is activated. You can
use Tone Wakeup as a reminder function during the day
while using the radio normally.

Alarm 1 On

TONE 9:43AM

CD IN

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

VOLUME

FM
AM

JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

PRESET S

CD IN

STOP

SEEK

DISC

AUX

PLAYER

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

2.

Alarm1 Off

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

VOLUME

JOG

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

FM
AM

PRESET S

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CD IN

WAKEUP FUNCTIONS (Continued)

Silencing a Wakeup

To cancel an operating Wakeup alarm for the day, but
keep it activated, tap the POWER button on the front

STOP

SEEK

DISC

AUX

PLAYER

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

panel or the remote control. The Wakeup settings will
remain active and operate the next day.

To silence an alarm and deactivate it (cancel it from
function the next day), press the appropriate ALARM

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE

SLEEP

MUTE

button on the radio faceplate or the remote control.

Snooze Function

Tapping the SNOOZE/MUTE bar on the radio, or the
SNOOZE/MUTE button (see 2) on the remote will silence
a Wakeup alarm for a pre-determined period of time (5 to
22 minutes).

TRACK/ TUNE /ADJ

VOLUME

FM

AUX

AM

JOG

PLAYER

ENTER

MENU

CD TIME

1 234

PRESET S

5 6 7 8

CD MODE

SLEEP

SOUNDW ORKS R ADIO C D

STOP

SEEK

DISC

1

2

ALARMS

HOLD

TO

ADJUST

FOLDERREPEAT

SNOOZE
MUTE

SNOOZE 9min

9:43AM

Adjust the SNOOZE delay period by using the JOG
function.

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CD-ROM PLAY

The radio CD recognizes MP3 and WMA compressed audio les stored on a CD-ROM disc. You can create (or “burn”)
your own CD-ROM compilation discs containing much more music than would t on a conventional audio CD. The radio
CD will also recognize folders at the top level of a CD-ROM and display their folder names. Use folders on a CD-ROM
as a convenient way to select between different group of music.

The radio CD recognizes a maximum of 99 tracks in any folder, or at the top level of a disc. The radio CD will not
recognize subfolders. The radio CD will treat MP3 les inside subfolders as being inside the top level folder.
.

Sequence of Play on a CD-ROM

a)

The radio CD will rst recognize any MP3/WMA les stored on the top level of the CD-ROM. It will play those les
“le name” sequence. The radio CD will ignore any les that do not end in “.mp3” or “.wma”.

b)

After the radio CD has played all MP3/WMA les on the top level of the CD-ROM, it will then play the contents of
any folders present on the CD-ROM in “le name” sequence.

c)

If there are no “.mp3” or “.wma” audio les in the top level of the CD-ROM, the radio CD will automatically play the
contents of the rst folder on the CD-ROM (according to the “folder name” sequence).

d)

Once all the contents of the rst folder are played, the radio CD will play the contents of any remaining folders at the
top level of the disc.

e)

The FOLDER + and FOLDER – buttons skip to the next or previous directory in sequence according to the folder
names.

f)

The diagram on page 19 is an example of the automatic play sequence the radio CD follows when playing the
contents of a CD-ROM.

CD-ROM

Top Level of the CD-ROM

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mp

3

Title a

1

PLAY SEQUENCE

Tracks and Folders
played in alphabetical

mp

3

Title b

2

3

4

Folder a Folder b More Folders

mp

3

Title a

mp

3

Title b

mp

3

6

7

Title a

mp

3

Title b

10

mp

3

9

Title a

mp

3

Title b

order.

mp

3

5

Title c

mp

3

T

8

itle c

mp

3

T

11

itle c

This diagram assumes you are using only “.mp3” les. A CD-ROM containing “.wma” les or a mix of
both “.mp3” and “.wma” les will operate in the same order..

Tips for Preparing an MP3 or WMA CD-ROM

Start the title of each track or folder with a number to designate its sequence. Many CD-ROM recording programs

1)

support the automatic addition of sequence numbers to the start of each MP3/WMA le name.
The radio CD treats numbers as text when determining track and folder sequence. Use a leading zero on single digit

2)

numbers (01, 02, 03..,) if the total of your tracks or folders is ten or greater.
The radio CD supports a maximum of 99 tracks at the top level of a CD or within any folder at the top level of the

3)

CD-ROM.

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CD-ROM PLAY (Continued)

Arranging MP3 or WMA Files and Folders on a CD-ROM

Place only folders at the top level of your CD-ROM (no MP3/WMA les). This lets you cycle through the folders

a)

using the FOLDER + and FOLDER – buttons in a similar manner to choosing discs in a multiple CD disc player.
RIP (compress) your favorite tracks from an audio CD into a folder on your computer hard drive. Make sure the

b)

track titles start with numbers according to your desired track sequence.
Repeat the procedure for other groups of compressed audio les you wish to store on the same CD-ROM, saving

c)

the les in separate folders on your hard drive.
Use folder titles with a number at the start, in a sequence of your choice.

d)

“Burn” all the folders onto a CD-ROM at once.

e)

Once completed, you could have a CD-ROM with much more music than a conventional audio CD. You can

f)

navigate through each folder simply by pressing the FOLDER + and FOLDER – buttons.

CD-ROM Preparation:

Maximum number of individual MP3/WMA les supported on a CD-ROM: 295 les
If the total number of MP3/WMA les on the CD-ROM exceeds 295, the folder name display, folder play sequence and
MP3/WMA le play sequence will be unpredictable.

Maximum folders supported on a CD-ROM: 29 folders.
Multi-session CD-ROM: The SoundWorks Radio CD will recognize just the rst session of a CD-ROM. Burn complete

CD-ROMs for use with the SoundWorks Radio CD.

CD-ROM

Top Level of the CD-ROM

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01 Folder Name

mp3

01 Title

mp3

02 Title

mp3

03 Title

mp3

02 Folder Name

mp3

01 Title

mp3

02 Title

mp3

03 Title

mp3

03 Folder Name 04 Folder Name

mp3

mp3

mp3

mp3

01 Title

02 Title

03 Title

mp3

mp3

mp3

mp3

01 Title

02 Title

03 Title

More Folders

This diagram assumes you are using only “.mp3” les. A CD-ROM containing “.wma” les or a mix of
both “.mp3” and “.wma” les will operate in the same order..

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MENU

PLAYER DOCK - Universal Dock for iPod (Optional)

Using the iPock Dock

Connect the Dock’s two plugs to the SoundWorks Radio’s
rear input panel:

Insert the 3.5 mm plug into the PLAYER INPUT

1.
minijack
Insert the 2.5 mm plug into the PLAYER POWER

2.
OUTPUT minijack
Position the Dock to one side of the radio. Make

3.
sure the Dock is facing the same direction as the
SoundWorks Radio. The SoundWorks Radio remote
controls the Dock directly.
Attach your iPod to the Apple iPod connector on the

4.
top of the dock.
Push the PLAYER button on the front face of the

5.
SoundWorks Radio, or the PLAYER button on the
SoundWorks Radio remote control to select the
PLAYER source.

Rear Connection Panel of SoundWorks Radio

FM ANTENNA

EXT

INT

2.5 mm

PLAYER
POWER

OUTPUT

PLAYER

INPUT

AM

ANTENNA

INPUT

3.5 mm

INPUT

75 OHMS

- 34 -

PLAYER DOCK - Universal Dock for iPod (Continued)

PLAYER CONTROL BUTTONS on SoundWorks Radio remote

ENTER

MENU

Blue light

Use the PLAYER CONTROL BUTTONS on the remote control
to perform iPod functions.

You will need to push the PLAY/PAUSE button

( ) in the PLAYER CONTROL BUTTONS section on the

ENTER

SoundWorks Radio remote control, or the Play/Pause

MENU

button on the iPod to wake a hibernating iPod when
connected to the Dock.

Note:

The blue status light on the iPod dock comes on when
the SoundWorks Radio is ON. It will go out when the
SoundWorks Radio is in Standby.

The SoundWorks Radio remote will control a connected
iPod only while the SoundWorks Radio is ON.

The Dock will charge an iPod only when the Dock is
connected to a SoundWorks Radio that has AC power.

Should the Dock stop responding to commands
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.

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COMPOSITE

OUT

S-VIDEO

OUT

PRESETS

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

MENU

PLAYER DOCK - Universal Dock for iPod (Continued)

Use the COMPOSITE OUT or S-VIDEO OUT jack on the
back of the iPod dock for connection to a television. iPod
with video support required.

Use the second recess behind the iPod connector to store
the SoundWorks Radio remote control.

SPECIFICATIONS

- 36 -

Internal audio sources:

FM stereo tuner with display of Radio Data Service text from
supporting FM stations.

AM tuner

CD Transport With:
Audio CD play supporting display of CD-text
Decode and playback of MP3 and WMA les from CD-ROM disc
MP3 Data rates supported: 30-300 kbps and variable data rates

Inputs:

One rear panel PLAYER INPUT 3.5 mm stereo minijack for use with
optional PLAYER DOCK

One rear panel PLAYER POWER OUTPUT for use with optional
PLAYER DOCK.

One rear panel AM Antenna 3.5 mm stereo minijack
Antenna stereo minijack conguration
Sleeve - no connection, tip and ring-wire loop antenna

One rear panel FM Antenna “F”-type jack, 75 ohms

Outputs:

One front panel Headphone 3.5 mm stereo minijack

Rear Panel Controls:

FM antenna INT/EXT switch

Dimensions:

English Metric
Height: 4 15/16 inches 125 mm
Width: 14 inches 356 mm
Depth: 9 7/8 inches 248 mm
Depth (with knob and AC cord):
10 3/8 inches 258 mm
Weight: 12 lbs 5.5 kg

Rev 1a

English

P81-2380