graff of newark GEM Crystal Operating Instructions Manual

GRAFF

OF NEWARK LTD

USB Flash and SD card Player

With FM Radio

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

BRITISH MANUFACTURERS AND SUPPLIERS OF HIGH SPEED AUDIO DUPLICATORS, RECORDING EQUIPMENT AND BLANK RECORDING MEDIA

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Graff Crystal, please take a few moments to
read this manual before operation.

Table of Contents (page)
(2) Box contents – Power – Charging the battery
(3) Functional Information
(4) Operation
(5) Location of parts
(6) Remote control
(7) Operation with remote control
(8) Warranty and details

Box Contents

1) GEM Crystal

2) AC Adapter

3) This user guide

4) Remote controller

Charging the Battery

To charge the battery: (Numbers refer to diagram on page 5)
Connect the AC adapter cable to the DC 5V socket (15) located at the back
of the Crystal and plug the adapter into a suitable power socket.
The battery takes approx 1 ½ hours to charge.

Please note: The battery compartment on the rear of the unit is
normally empty and can be used to fit a replacement should the
internal battery fail. It can also be used to fit an additional
battery if required.
Which will double the playing
time after charging
Graff Part No TN00005

Remove the battery cover and Insert
the new battery as shown.

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Memory Stick Insertion

Align the memory stick with the USB connector
on top of the Crystal and insert. If the memory
stick does not insert easily, rotate it 180 degrees
and try again. To avoid damage to the connector,
never insert the memory stick at an angle.
Playback will begin if the memory stick is inserted
correctly.

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SD Card Insertion

Position the card with the cut-off corner at the
bottom left hand side.
Align the SD card with the SD card slot with the
Crystal speakers facing towards you.
Gently push the card vertically downwards into
the slot until it reaches the bottom do not use
force.
Playback will begin if the card is inserted
correctly.

Operating the Crystal as a Speaker

The Crystal can be used as a speaker for portable devices such as mobile
phones and MP3 players.

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