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CAUTION
DO NOT E XPOSE TO DR IPPING
OR SPLA SHING LIQU IDS!
CAUTION : INVISIBLE LASER R ADIATION WHE N OPEN A ND
INTERLOC KS DEFEATED. AVOID EXPO SURE TO BEAM.
VORSICH T: UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAH LUNG TRIT T AUS,
WENN DE CKEL GEÖFF NET UND WENN SICH ERHEITSVER RIEGELUNG
ÜBERBRÜC KT IST. NICH T DEM ST RAHL AUSSE TZENI.
VARNING: OSYNLIG LAS ERSTRÁLNIN G NÄR DE NNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD OCH
SPÄRR Ä R URKOPPL AND. STRÁ LEN ÄR FAR LIG.
ADVARSEL: USYNLIG L ASERSTRÁLI NG VED Á BNING. NÁ R
SIKKERHE DSAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTI ON. UNDGÁ UDS/ETTE LSE FOR
STRÁLING .
ATTNENZIO NE: RADIONS LASER I NVISIDILE. NON GUA RDARE
DIRETTAMENT E NELLA S ORGENTE D EL LASER.
ACHTUNG : LASERLIN SE NICHT BERÜHREN UNSICHTBA RER LASER STRAHL.
AVISO: A LENTE NUN CA DEVE S ER TOCADA.
PLEASE N OTE: YOU WIL L FIND THE RATING
LABEL FOR T HIS PRODUCT L OCATED ON
THE BOTTO M OF THE UNIT.
CAUTION : GROUNDING OR POLARIZATIO N. THE PRECA UTIONS SHOUL D BE TAKEN SO THAT
THE WIDE R BLADE OF THE AC PLUG MUST MATCH T HE SLOT IN RE CEPTACLE "WALL SOC KET".
CLASS 1 L ASER PROD UCT
KLASSE 1 L ASER PRO DUKT
LASER DE C LASSE
LASER DI P RIMA CLAS SE
KLASSE 1 L ASER
LASER PRIM ERA CLASE
LASER CLAS SE 1
KLASSE 1 L ASER PRO DUKT
WARNING: TO REDUCE T HE RISK OF FIRE OR E LECTRIC SH OCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THI S APPLIANCE
TO DRIPP ING OR SPL ASHING LIQ UIDS.
THE MAIN S PLUG IS USED AS THE DISCONNECT DEVICE AND IT SHALL REM AIN READILY OP ERABLE.
TO COMPLE TELY DISCONN ECT THE POW ER INPUT, THE M AINS PLUG OF THE APPARATUS M UST BE
DISCONN ECTED FROM TH E MAINS COMPLETELY. THE MA INS PLUG S HOULD NOT BE OBSTRUC TED
OR SHOU LD BE EASILY AC CESSED DUR ING INTEND ED USE.
The lightning flash and arrowhead within the triangle is a warning sign
alerting you of "dangerous voltage" inside the product.
CAU TION
RISK OF E LECTRIC SHO CK
DO NOT OP EN
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of e lectric shock, do not remove c over (or back). No
user-serviceable parts inside. R efer servicing to qualified service p ersonnel.
CAUTION:
The exclamation point within the triangle is a warning sign alerting you of
important instructions accompanying the product.
THE APPARATUS SHOULD NOT BE EX POSED TO DRIPPING OR SP LASHING AND NO OBJECTS
FILLED WITH LI QUIDS SHOULD BE PLAC ED ON THE APPARATUS.
UNDER THE INFLUE NCE OF ELECTROSTATIC PHENOMENON , THE PRODUCT MAY MALFUNCTION
AND USER TO POWE R RESET.
THE MARKING AND RATING LABEL IS LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF UNIT ENCLOSURE OF THE APPARATUS.
- KEEP M INIMUM DIS TANCES (5cm) A ROUND THE APPARATU S FOR SUFF ICIENT VENT ILATION.
- THE VE NTILATION SH OULD NOT BE IMPEDED B Y COVERING THE VENTILATI ON OPENING S
WITH ITEMS SUCH A S NEWSPAPER, TABLE-CLOTHS, CURTAINS ETC.
- NO NA KED FLAME SOURCE SUC H AS LIGHTED CANDLES S HOULD BE P LACED ON TH E APPARATUS.
- ATTENTION SHOULD BE DRAWN TO THE ENVIRONMEN TAL ASPECTS OF B ATTERY DISPOSA L.
- BATTERY S HALL NOT BE EXPOSED TO EXCESSIVE HEAT SUCH AS SUN SHINE, FIR E OR THE L IKE.
WHEN EL ECTROSTATIC DISC HARGE (ESD ) OCCURS AT THE FRONT SURFAC E (WHETHER METAL OR
PLASTIC ) OR NEAR AN Y PART OR ANY BUTTO N OF THIS UNIT, OR AT THE USB PORT AND/ OR SD-CARD
SLOTS ( IF THEY EXIS T ON THIS P RODUCT), TH ERE MAY BE A POSS IBILITY THAT TH E PRODUCT
MAY STOP OPE RATION AND/ OR SHUT DOWN IMMEDIATELY. THIS IS A NO RMAL CONDIT ION AND
INTENDE D TO PROTECT T HE UNIT AND INTERNAL CO MPONENTS AGA INST DAMAGE .
IN SUCH A C ASE, PLEAS E RESET THE UNIT (BY DI SCONNECTIN G AND RECONN ECTING AC-PO WER
SOURCE) TO REVERT THE UNIT TO NOR MAL OPERATION.
ELECTRO STATIC DISCHARG E (ESD) PR ECAUTION
Micro Digital CD Radio HI-FI System
USER MANUAL
MODEL: Z-255-BTPFU5W
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1. READ INSTRUCTIO NS - All the sa fety and ope rating inst ruction sho uld be read b efore
the pro duct is oper ated.
2. RETAIN I NSTRUCTION S - The safet y and operat ing instruc tion should be retained for future
refer ence.
3. HEED WARNINGS - All warning on t he product a nd in the ope rating instr uctions sho uld be
adher ed to.
4. FOLL OW INSTRUCTI ONS - All ope rating and u se instruct ions should be followed .
5. CLEA NING - Unplu g this produ ct from the wa ll outlet be fore cleani ng. Do not us e liquid cle aners
or aero sol cleaner s. Use a dry c loth for cle aning.
6. ATTACHMENTS - Do not use a ttachments not recomme nded by the p roduct manu facturer as
they ma y cause haza rds.
7. WATER AND MO ISTURE - Do n ot use this pr oduct near w ater- for ex ample, near a bath tub,
wash b owl, kitche n sink, or la undry tub, i n a wet baseme nt, or near a swimming po ol, and the l ike.
8. ACCESS ORIES - Do no t place this product on a n unstable c art, stand, tripod, bra cket, or tab le.
The pro duct may fal l, causing s erious inju ry to a child or adult, an d serious da mage to the p roduct.
Use on ly with a car t, stand, tri pod, bracke t, or table r ecommended by the manuf acturer, or so ld with
the pr oduct. Any mou nting of the product shou ld follow th e manufactu rer's instr uctions, an d should
use a m ounting acc essory reco mmended by t he manufactu rer.
9. A product and cart com bination sh ould be move d with care. Quick stops ,
exces sive force, and uneven s urfaces may c ausethe app liance and c art
combi nation to ov erturn.
10. VEN TILATION - Slot s and openin gs in the cab inet are pro vided for ve ntilation
and to ensure reli able operat ion of the pr oduct and to protect it fr om
overh eating, and these openi ngs must not be blocked o r covered. Th e openings s hould never be
block ed by placin g the produc t on a bed, so fa, rug, or ot her similar surface. Th is product s hould
not be placed in a b uilt-in ins tallation s uch as a book case or rack u nless prope r ventilati on is
provi ded or the ma nufacturer 's instruct ion have bee n adhered to .
11. POWER SOURCES - Th is product s hould be ope rated only f rom the type o f power sour ce indicate d
on the marking lab el. If you ar e not sure of t he type of po wer supply t o your home, consult you r
produ ct dealer or local power company. For pr oducts inte nded to oper ate from bat tery power, or
other sources, re fer to the ope rating inst ruction.
12. GRO UNDING OR PO LARIZATION - Th is product m ay be equipp ed with a pol arized
alter nating-cur rent line pl ug (a plug ha ving one bla de wider tha n the other) . This plug wi ll fit into t he
power outlet only one way. This is a safety feat ure. If you a re unable to insert the p lug fully in to the
outle t, try rever sing the plu g. If the plug should stil l fail to fit , contact yo ur electric ian to repla ce your
obsol ete outlet. Do not defea t the safety p urpose of th e polarizes plug.
ALTERNATE WARN INGS - This p roduct is eq uipped with a three-wir e grounding -type plug, a plug
havin g a third (gr ounding) pi n. This plug w ill only fit into a groun ding-type p ower outlet .
This is a safety fea ture. If you are unable t o insert the plug into th e outlet, co ntact you el ectrician t o
repla ce your obso lete outlet . Do not defe at the safety purpose of t he groundin g-type plug .
13. POW ER-CORD PRO TECTION - Pow er supply co rds should b e routed so t hat they are not likely t o
be wal ked on or pin ched by item s placed upo n or against them, payin g particula r attention t o cords
at plu gs, conveni ence recept acles, and p oint where t hey exit from the product .
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
14. PRO TECTIVE ATTACHMENT PLUG - The pr oduct is equ ipped with a n attachmen t plug havin g
overl oad protect ion. This is a safety feat ure. See Ins truction Ma nual for rep lacement or resetting
of pro tective dev ice. If repla cement of th e plug is req uired, be su re the servi ce technici an has used
a repl acement plu g specified by the manuf acturer tha t has the same overload pr otection as the
origi nal plug.
15. OUT DOOR ANTENNA GR OUNDING - If an outside a ntenna is co nnected to t he receiver, b e sure
the an tenna syste m is grounde d so as to prov ide some pro tection aga inst voltag e surges and
built -up static c harges. Artic le 810 of the N ational Ele ctrical Cod e, ANSI/NFPA 70, pr ovides
infor mation with regard to pr oper ground ing of the ma st and suppo rting struct ure, ground ing of the
mast a nd supporti ng structur e, groundin g of the lead -in wire to an antenna-di scharge uni t, size of
groun ding conduc tors, locat ion of anten na-dischar ge unit, con nection to gr ounding el ectrodes,
and re quirements for the grou nding elect rode.
SEE FIG URE:
NEC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
GROUND
CLAMP
ANTENNA
LEAD IN WIRE
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE UNIT
(NEC SECTION 810-20)
GROUNDING CONDUCTORS
(NEC SECTION 810-21)
GROUND CLAMPS
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT
POWER SERVICE GROUNDING
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
(NEC ART 250, PART H)
16. LIG HTNING - For added prote ction for thi s product du ring a light ning storm, or when it is left
unatt ended and un used for lon g periods of time, unplu g it from the w all outlet a nd disconne ct the
anten na or cable s ystem. This w ill prevent damage to th e product du e to lightni ng and power -line
surge s.
17. POW ER LINES - An outside ant enna system s hould not be located in t he vicinity of overhead
power lines or oth er electric light or pow er circuits , or where it c an fall into such power l ines or
circu its. When in stalling an outside ant enna system , extreme car e should be t aken to keep from
touch ing such pow er lines or c ircuits as c ontact with t hem might be fatal.
18. OVE RLOADING - D o not overlo ad wall outl ets, extensi on cords, or integral co nvenience
recep tacles as th is can resul t in a risk of f ire or elect ric shock.
19. OBJ ECT AND LIQUID ENTRY - Never p ush objects of any kind i nto this pro duct throug h openings
as the y may touch d angerous vo ltage point s or short-ou t parts that could resul t in a fire or electric
shock . Never spil l liquid of a ny kind on th e product.
20. SERV ICING - Do no t attempt to service thi s product yo urself as op ening or rem oving cover s
may exp ose you to da ngerous vol tage or othe r hazards, R efer all ser vicing to qu alified ser vice
person nel.
21. DAM AGE REQUIRI NG SERVICE - U nplug this p roduct from the wall out let and refe r servicing to
quali fied servic e personnel under the fo llowing con ditions:
a) Whe n the power- supply cord or plug is da maged,
b) If l iquid has be en spilled, or objects h ave fallen i nto the produ ct,
c) If t he product ha s been expos ed to rain or water,
d) If t he product d oes not opera te normally be followin g the operat ing instruc tions. Adjust only
those controls tha t are covere d by the oper ating instr uctions as a n improper a djustment o f
other controls ma y result in da mage and wil l often requ ire extensi ve work by a q ualified
techn ician to dam age and will often requi re extensive work by a qua lified tech nician to re store
the pr oduct to its n ormal opera tion.
e) If t he product ha s been dropp ed or damage d in any way, an d
f ) Whe n the produc t exhibits a d istinct cha nge in perfo rmance this i ndicates a n eed for servi ce.
22. REP LACEMENT PARTS - When repla cement part s are requir ed, be sure t he service t echnician
has us ed replacem ent parts sp ecified by t he manufactu rer or have t he same char acteristic s as the
origi nal part. Un authorized substituti ons may resu lt in fire, el ectric shoc k, or other h azards,
23. SAF ETY CHECK - Up on completi on of any ser vice or repa irs to this p roduct, ask the service
techn ician to per form safety checks to det ermine that the product is in proper operating c ondition.
24. WALL OR CEILING MOU NTING - The p roduct shou ld be mounte d to a wall or ceiling onl y as
recom mended by th e manufactu rer.
25. HEAT - T he product s hould be sit uated away f rom heat sou rces such as radiators, heat regist ers,
stove s, or other p roducts (in cluding amp lifiers) tha t produce he at.
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
1. CD DOOR
2. COMPARTME NT DOOR
3. SLOT F OR PLAC ING YOUR SMART PHONE/
TABL ET
4. SPEAKE R (LEFT )
5. LCD DI SPLAY
6. ON/ STAN DBY KEY
7. BACK/ TUNE DO WN KEY
8. NEXT/ TUNE UP KEY
9. STOP/ FM MEM. / SLEEP/ SNOO ZE KEY
10. PLAY/ PAUSE / PAIR/ FM MODE KEY
11. PR OGRAM/ PLAY MODE KEY
12. VOLUME DOWN (- )/ ALARM SET KE Y
13. VOLUME UP (+)/ CLOCK SET KEY
14. SPEAKER (RIGHT )
15. FM ANTEN NA
16. USB CHAR GER PO RT
17. A UX IN SO CKET
18. SPEAKER OUTPUT SOCKET S
(L EFT & RI GHT)
19. AC CORD & PLUG
POWER SUPPLY
WHEN TH E POWER IS THE EN TIRE DIGITAL D ISPLAY WILL LIG HT UP WITH
A "BLUE" BACK-LIGH T. THIS I NDICATES THE HI-FI IS S WITCHED "O N".
"ON"
IMPORTANT : HOW TO TELL IF POW ER IS "ON" ?
- THIS SET WORKS ON NORMAL HO USEHOLD AC-P OWER.
- INSE RT THE PLUG OF THE AC-COR D INTO A WALL OUT LET WITH
AC-P OWER.
- PRES S THE "ON/ STANDBY" KEY TO SWITCH “ ON” THE UNI T.
- PRES S AND HOLD TH E "ON/ STAND BY" KEY 3 S ECONDS TO S WITCH THE UNIT TO
STANDBY MODE.
- THIS UNIT IS DE SIGNED TO OP ERATE WITHOU T BEING TOTALLY PO WERED "OFF ".
IT WI LL EITHER B E "ON" OR IN "STANDBY” MODE.
- IN S TANDBY MODE, THE B LUE BACK-L IGHT OF THE DIGITAL DISPLAY W ILL BE DIMM ED
BUT T HE DISPLAY WIL L SHOW THE C URRENT TIME (CLOCK FU NCTION).
- ANYTIM E DURING S TANDBY MODE, YOU C AN SWITCH "ON" THE UN IT BY PRESS ING
THE "ON/ STANDBY" KEY.
- SAVE EN ERGY BY SWI TCHING THE SYSTEM TO " STANDBY" MODE WHEN NOT IN USE.
CON NEC TIO N OF SPE AKE R B OXE S
- UNWR AP THE SPEA KER-CORDS OF BOTH SP EAKER-BOXE S AND INSERT T HE
LEFT /RIGHT PLUG S INTO SOC KETS IN THE REAR OF M AIN UNIT.
- PLAC E THE SPEAK ER BOXES AS FAR APART AS POSSIBL E FOR BEST SOUND
EFFE CT.
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DIG ITAL C LOC K FU NCT ION
- THE S ET HAS A BUILT-IN D IGITAL CLOCK, WHICH IS D ISPLAYED WHEN
THE S ET IS IN " STANDBY MODE". (THE DISP LAY WILL CONTI NUOUSLY SHOW
THE C URRENT TIME ). IN THIS SITUATION THE BLUE BACK LIGHT IS NO RMALLY
DIMM ED (TO SAVE E LECTRICITY ).
HOW TO SET CORREC T TIME:
*NOTE:
THAT WHEN THE DIGITAL CL OCK IS NOT SET, THE DIGITAL CL OCK DISPLAY S HALL
CONTIN UOUSLY FLASH TO INDICATE THAT TH E CORRECT TI ME HAS NOT YET BEEN SE T.
SWITCH UNIT TO "STAND- BY" MODE
PRESS & HOLD FOR 3 SECONDS
DISPLAY SHOWS HOUR OR HOUR (F LASHING)
CLOCK SET
PRESS TO SELECT 12 -HOUR
OR 24-H OUR CLOCK DISPLAY SYST EM & PRESS CLOCK SET TO CONFIRM
YOUR SEL ECTION
PRESS REPEATEDLY TO SET
THE CORREC T HOUR IN THE DISPL AY & PRESS TO CONFI RM
CLOCK SET
PRESS REPEATEDLY TO SET
THE CORREC T MINUTE IN THE DI SPLAY & PRESS TO CONFIRM
CLOCK SET
CORREC T TIME IS NOW SET & WIL L BE SHOWN IN THE DISPL AY!
OR TUNE DOWN
TUNE UP
OR TUNE DOWN
TUNE UP
OR TUNE DOWN
TUNE UP
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10
MINS20MINS30MINS40MINS50MINS
OFF*
60
MINS70MINS80MINS90MINS
- THIS SET HAS A SPEC IAL SLEEP TIM ER FUNCTIO N WHICH CA N AUTOMATICALLY
SWIT CH OFF THE UNIT. THIS IS USEFUL FOR S LEEPING TO MUSIC.
- AT ANY TIME W HILE THE U NIT IS OPER ATING, PRESS AND HO LD THE SLE EP KEY
FOR 3 SECONDS REPEATEDLY TO CHO OSE THE AUTOMATI C POWER OF F TIME.
(*OFF MEANS SLEE P TIMER IS DEACTIVATED)
AUTOM ATIC POWER O FF SLEEP F UNCT ION
HOW TO SET TIME R
- THIS SET HAS A AL ARM FUNCT ION TO E NABLE Y OU TO PRO GRAM THE UNIT
AS A WAKE -UP ALARM CLOCK :
1. I N STANDBY MODE, P RESS ALAR M SET KE Y ONCE.
2. P RESS TU NE UP OR T UNE DOW N TO ADJUS T THE HOU R OF
THE DESIRED "ON" TI ME AND THE N PRESS A LARM SET KEY TO CON FIRM.
3. P RESS TU NE UP OR T UNE DOW N TO ADJUS T THE MIN UTES OF
THE DESIRED "ON" TI ME AND THE N PRESS A LARM SET TO CONFI RM.
4. N OW THE WO RDING IN THE DI SPLAY CHA NGES TO S HOW " " ( BUZZER AL ARM).
5. P RESS ALA RM SET KE Y TO CONF IRM.
6. FI NALLY THE UNIT WIL L RETURN TO THE NOR MAL DISP LAY, EXC EPT THAT THE
SYMB OL WILL B E SHOWN , TO INDI CATE THAT YOU HAVE PROG RAMMED A ON /OFF
ALAR M SETTIN G.
7. IN CASE YOU WISH TO DISABLE THE TIME R, LONG PRESS T HE ALARM S ET KEY
FOR 3 SECON DS, & TH E SYMBOL WILL DIS APPEARS .
ALARM FUNCTION
SNOOZ E FUN CTION
- WH ENEVE R THE ALA RM COM ES ON, IT CAN BE TEM PORAR ILY SUSP ENDED
FO R A SH ORT PER IOD OF A PPROX IMATELY 9 MINUT ES, BY PRESS ING
THE “SNOO ZE” KE Y ONCE , "SNO OZE" W ILL LIT ON DIS PLAY.
- THE A LARM W ILL THE N AUTOM ATICAL LY COME O N AGAIN A FTER AP PROXI MATELY
9 M INUTE S “SNO OZE” P ERIOD HAS EN DED.
- THE PROCE DURE C AN BE R EPEATE D FOR AP PROXI MATELY AN H OUR.
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ELECT RONI C VOL UME CONTROL
- THI S UNIT US ES AN ELE CTRONIC VOLUME CONTROL .
- TO I NCREASE OR DECR EASE THE LOUDNE SS OF UN IT, PRESS
THE VOLUME UP (+) OR VOLUME DOWN (- ) KEYS R ESPECTI VELY.
- REL EASE THE KEY WHE N VOLUME LEVEL I S AT THE DESIRED LOUDNE SS.
- SOM ETIMES, ESPECI ALLY DURI NG LISTE NING TO T HE RADI O, YOU MAY N OTICE
A "CLI CK-CLIC K-CLIC K" (REPE ATING) SOU ND WHE N YOU ARE I NCREAS ING OR
DEC REASIN G THE VOL UME. THI S IS A NORMA L CONDI TION & TH E SOUND WILL
DIS APPEAR WHEN YOU RELEAS E THE VOL UME KEY (WHEN YOU REACH THE
DES IRED VOL UME LE VEL).
(PUS H BUTTON TYPE)
OPERATI ON OF RADI O
- PRE SS THE " ON/STANDB Y" KEY ON CE TO SWI TCH ON THE UNIT.
- PRE SS THE K EY REPEATE DLY UNTIL T HE DISPL AY SHOWS T HE RADIO
FRE QUENCY.
- TO I MPROVE F M-RADI O RECEPT ION, FU LLY EXTEND THE FM- ANTENNA WI RE
AND AD JUST IT' S POSIT ION.
- USE THE FM MO DE KEY TO SELECT THE DES IRED MOD E (FM MO NO/STE REO).
IN S OME CAS ES, WHE RE RECEP TION IS POOR, I T MAY BE ADVI SABLE TO SELECT
"MO NO" MOD E, TO IMP ROVE CL ARITY OF THE RADI O SIGNA L.
MANU AL FREQUE NCY ADJUS TMENT (S CAN MODE )
- PRE SS (AND IMMEDIAT ELY RELEAS E) THE
KEY S TO "SCA N" (MAN UALLY ADJUS T) THE R ADIO FRE QUENCY "UP" OR "DOWN"
BY 1 -STEP AT A TIME.
- THE RADIO D IGITAL DIS PLAY WILL I NDICATE TH E EXACT FREQUEN CY AT EACH
STE P’S POS ITION.
- WHE N A DESIRE D FREQUE NCY OR S TATION IS REACH ED. IT C AN BE SAVE D
INTO ONE OF THE "MEMO RY" POS ITIONS . (SEE " RADIO ME MORY" S ECTION) .
TUNE UP OR TUN E DOWN
AUTOM ATIC FREQ UENCY ADJU STMENT ( SEEK MOD E)
- PRE SS AND HOL D (FOR 2 SECON DS) THE
KEY S TO "SEE K" (AUTO MATICALLY AD JUST) TH E RADIO FREQUEN CY "UP" OR
"DOW N" TO TH E NEXT AVAILA BLE RADI O STATION.
- THE RADIO D IGITAL DIS PLAY WILL I NDICATE TH E EXACT FREQUEN CY OF THE
NEX T STATION TH AT IS F OUND.
- WHE N A DESIRE D STATION IS REACHE D. IT CAN BE SAVED INTO ONE OF THE
"ME MORY" POS ITION S. (SEE "RADIO ME MORY" SECTION ).
TUNE UP OR TUN E DOWN
FUNCT ION
RADI O MEMORY (S TATION P RESET ME MORY STOR AGE)
- AT ANY TIME , THE C URRENTLY D ISPLAYED STATION OR F REQUEN CY CAN BE
STO RED INTO ONE OF T HE MEMORY POSITI ON.
- PRE SS KEY ON CE, THE MEMORY P OSITION WILL SHOW S ON DI SPLAY.
- PRE SS THE T UNE UP OR TUNE DO WN KEY TO SELECT T HE DESIR ED
MEMO RY POSI TION TO S AVE THE RA DIO STATION . (THER E ARE 30 ME MORY
POS ITIONS "P01 TO P 30).
- PRE SS KEY ON CE TO SAVE THE SEL ECTED S TATION INTO THE
SEL ECTED ME MORY POS ITION.
- REP EAT THE ABOV E STEPS FOR PROG RAMING THE MEMO RY STATIONS AS DESIR ED.
- TO R ECALL A STATION IN MEMO RY, PRE SS THE KE Y REPEATED LY
TO R EACH THE MEMORY P OSITION A S DESIR ED.
- TO C LEAR THE MEMORY OF AN Y POSI TION, S IMPLY SAVE A NE W STATION TO
THE SAME ME MORY POS ITION.
PROGR AM
FM MEM .
NOTE :
1. TH E WAKE UP VOLUME L EVEL WIL L GRADUA LLY AND AUTOM ATICALLY INC REASE
FRO M ZERO ( 0) TO LEV EL 17 WHE N THE WAK E UP ALARM IS ACTIVATED .
THI S CAN NO T BE CHAN GED.
2. WH EN THE ALA RM COME S ON, CA N PRESS A NY KEY (E XCEPT "S NOOZE" KEY) TO
TUR N IT OFF.
PROG RAM
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- AT ANYTI ME DURI NG PLAYBAC K, PRES S THE STO P KEY T O STOP
OPE RATION OF THE SET. TH IS WILL R ESET THE CD PLAYER TO THE FI RST
TRA CK (IF YO U PRESS PLAY AFTER STOP, THE FI RST TRAC K WILL ALWAYS
START PLAYING) .
INSER TION & RE MOVAL OF DIS CS
- WHE N OPENI NG THE C D-DOOR, A LWAYS EN SURE THE DISC IS NOT IN M OTION
(NO T SPINN ING) WHE N YOU OP EN THE CD -DOOR. A LWAYS PR ESS STOP
KEY TO STOP TH E DISC S PINNING FIRST.
- PLA CE A CD INT O THE COM PARTMENT W ITH THE LABEL-S IDE (PR INTED SI DE
OF DISC) FAC ING UPWA RDS. PRE SS DOWN IN THE C ENTER PART OF DISC
UNT IL THE DI SC "LOC KS" ONTO THE CENT ER SPIN DLE.
- WHE N THE CD HAS BEE N PLACE D ONTO TH E CENTER SPINDL E, GENT LY
LOW ER THE C D-DOOR DOWNWARD S UNTIL I T LOCKS SHUT.
- THE CD IS NO W READY T O BE PLAYE D.
- TO R EMOVE A DIS C, FOLL OW THE SA ME PROC EDURE AS DESCRIB ED ABOVE,
EXC EPT TO RE MOVE THE CD INST EAD OF I NSERTIN G IT INTO THE
COM PARTMENT, BY PLACING ONE FIN GER AT THE M IDDLE OF DISC
(CE NTER SP INDLE) & THE OTH ER AT THE ED GE OF THE DISC & G ENTLY
PUL LING UP WARDS.
- IMP ORTANT : ALWAYS H OLD A CD BY ITS EDGE S. AVOID GE TTING AN Y
FIN GER PRI NTS, SM UDGES OR DIRT ONT O THE SU RFACE OF A DI SC. IN C ASE
THI S HAPPE NS, USE A SP ECIAL CD -CLEANI NG CLOT H OR CLE ANING K IT TO
REM OVE THE DIRT OR S MUDGES.
NORMA L CD OPER ATION
- TUR N THE UN IT ON BY P RESS THE ON/ KEY.
- INS ERT A CD AS DE SCRIBE D.
- PRE SS THE K EY UNTIL DISPLAY SH OW "CD" .
- THE CD WILL S PIN MOM ENTARILY AND T HE DISP LAY SHOW TH E TOTAL
NUM BER OF T RACKS ( SONG) OF THE DIS C.
- PRE SS THE P LAY/ PAUSE K EY, THE FIRST TR ACK (SO NG) WIL L START
PLAY ING. THE DISPLAY W ILL INDIC ATE THE CU RRENT TR ACK NO. ("01" I F IT IS
THE FIRST TR ACK), AND CURREN TLY PLAYING TIME FRE QUENCY.
STANDB Y
FUNCT ION
- AT ANYTI ME DURI NG PLAYBAC K, PRES S THE KEY TO
PAUS E OPERATIO N OF THE UNIT. PRES S THE PL AY/ PAU SE
TO R ESUME OP ERATION AT TH E SAME TR ACK & PO SITION .
PLAY / PAUSE
KEY AG AIN
- AT ANYTI ME DURI NG PLAYBAC K, "PRE SS AND HO LD"
OR T UNE UP K EYS TO FAS T-REV ERSE (R EVIEW) OR FAST-FO RWARD
(CU E) THE S PECIFIC TRACK, WHICH IS CURREN TLY PLAYING .
THE T UNE DOW N
- AT ANYTI ME DURI NG PLAYBAC K, "PRE SS AND RE LEASE" T HE TUNE D OWN
OR T UNE UP K EYS TO SK IP BACKWA RDS OR F ORWARDS BY ONE TR ACK,
AS DE SIRED.
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PRO GRA M FU NCT ION
- AFTER EACH TRACK NUMBER, REMEMBER TO PRESS THE KEY.
- AFTER A MAXIMUM OF SONGS (OR LESS) HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS DESCRIBED
ABOVE. IF ALL 20 TRACKS HAD PROGRAMMED, THE DISPLAY WILL SHOWS "FULL".
- THE CD PLAYER CAN BE PROGRA MMED TO PLAY ANY SEQUENCE OF UP TO
20 T RACKS FOR AU DIO-CD AS DE SIRED.
- ALWAYS PRESS THE KEY BEFORE STARTI NG THE PROG RAMMING. STOP
- PRES S THE KEY , THE DISPLAY WI LL SHOW "01 " AND THE DI SPLAY
WILL SHOWN A "MEMORY” SYMBOL, TO INDICATE TH AT THE SE T IS NOW IN
“MEMO RY PROGRAMM ING MODE" , AT THE FI RST MEMORY POSITION.
- REPEAT THE PREVIOUS 2 STEPS, EACH TIME SELECTING ANY TRACK NUMBER
OF YOUR CHOICE TO BE STORED IN THE SUCCESSIVE MEMORY (PROGRAM)
POSITIONS.
- WH EN YOU PRESS THE DISPLAY W ILL ADVANC E TO
TH E NEXT MEMORY P OSITION (eg. "02").
THE KEY
- PRES S THE TUNE UP OR TUNE DOWN KEYS TO SELECT TH E TRACK
(SON G) NUMBER YOU WISH TO BE STORED IN THE FIRS T MEMORY (PR OGRAM)
POSI TION, AND PR ESS THE KE Y TO CON FIRM YOUR SELECTION.
PROGR AM
PROGR AM
PROGR AM
PROGR AM
HAVE SAVED A PROGRAM-MEMORY (SEQUENCE).
- PRESSING PLAY/ PAUSE WILL NOW PLAY BACK THE "SAVED SEQUENCE" IN
THE PROGRAM MEMORY.
- TO CLEAR (CANCEL) THE ENTIRE PROGRAM WHICH IS STORED IN THE MEMORY,
SIMPLY PRESS STOP TWICE, OR SWITCH "OFF" THE SET.
- ALSO, THE "MEMORY" SYMBOL WILL REMAIN "ON" TO INDICATE THAT YOU
PLAY MODE FUNCTION
- AT ANYTI ME DURIN G PLAYBAC K:
- PRE SS PLAY MO DE KEY R EPEATEDLY TO SELECT T HE FOLLOW ING OP TIONS:
USING T HE AUDIO LINE IN C ONNECTION ( AUX-INPUT )
- YOU CA N CONNECT T HE AUDIO OUT PUT OF AN EXT ERNAL DEVIC E SUCH AS A MP3
PLAYER OR A TV TO THIS UNIT, THROUGH TH E HIGH QUA LITY AMPLIFI ER OF
THIS MUSIC SYST EM.
- TO CO NNECT THE EX TERNAL DEVI CE PLEASE USE A STANDARD ST EREO
HEAD PHONE (3.5 MM TO 3.5MM PLUGS) CA BLE TO CONNE CT THE
"HEA DPHONE-OUT OR AUDIO LIN E-OUT" OF THE DEVICE TO THE AUX-IN PUT SOCKET
OF TH IS UNIT.
- TURN THE UNIT ON BY PRESSIN G THE KEY.
- PRES S THE KEY TO SELECT "AU X" MODE.
- SWIT CH ON THE E XTERNAL DEV ICE (eg. M P3-PLAYER OR TV).
- START PL AYBACK OF THE EXT ERNAL DEVICE A ND ADJUST THE VOLUME CO NTROL
OF TH E MAIN UNI T TO THE DES IRED LEVEL .
- REME MBER TO SWI TCH OFF THE UNIT WHEN YOU ARE FINI SHED USING THE
EXTE RNAL DEVICE .
ON/ STANDBY
FUNCT ION
1. = REPEAT: TO REP EAT THE CU RRENT TRA CK
2. ALL = REPEAT ALL : TO REPE AT ALL TR ACK
3. = RANDOM: TO SHUFF LE ALL SON GS IN RA NDOM ORD ER
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BLUETO OTH® W IREL ESS PLAYBA CK
THE UNI T CAN WIRELE SSLY STREAM AUDIO FROM A NY ® DEVICE
WITHIN 30 FEET.
SIMPLY PAIR THE DEV ICE AND ENJO Y WIRELESS P LAYBACK AND CONTROL
FROM YO UR BLUETOOT H DEVICE.
PREPAR E THE UNIT:
- TURN TH E UNIT ON BY PRE SS THE ON/ STAND BY KEY
- PRESS THE FUNCTIO N KEY TO SELEC T “BT” MODE.
- THE BT S YMBOL WILL BE F LASHING TO I NDICATE PAR ING IS PENDI NG.
THE BT S YMBOL WILL REM AIN LIT CONT INUOUSLY WHEN PA IRED.
*NOTE ONLY ONE DEV ICE CAN BE PA IRED AND HAV E PLAYBACK F ROM AT ANY
GIVEN TIME.
PREPAR E YOUR PHONE OR OTHER BLU ETOOTH® DEV ICE:
- TURN ON T HE BLUETOOT H® FUNC TION, THIS IS USUALLY FOU ND UNDER GEN ERAL
SETTI NGS OR OPTIO NS.
*PLEA SE REFER TO Y OUR BLUETOO TH® DEVICE’S MANUAL FOR F URTHER
DETAI LS.
MAKE TH E CONNECTIO N:
- GO TO Y OUR DEVICE’S BLUETOOTH® SETTINGS
- ADD OR SE ARCH FOR DEV ICES
- IF ASK ED FOR A PASS CODE, ENTER “0000”
*THIS IS A ONE-TIM E EVENT PER D EVICE. TO PAIR Y OUR UNIT TO A NOTHER DEVI CE,
REPEA T THE ABOVE P REPARATION AND CONNECT ION STEPS.
DISABL ING THE CONN ECTION:
TO UNPAIR A BLUE TOOTH® DEVICE THAT IS ALRE ADY PAIRED, PRES S AND HOLD
THE PAIR / P LAY/ PAUSE KEY FOR A FEW S ECONDS.
VOLUME CON TROL:
INCREA SE AND DECRE ASE VOLUME U SING THE
ON THE U NIT AND THE V OLUME CONTR OLS ON YOUR B LUETOO TH®.
*NOTE T HAT IF THERE IS NO PLAYBA CK, ENSURE T HAT NEITHER THE UNIT NOR
YOUR B LUETOOTH® D EVICE ARE SE T TO ZERO VOL UME AND THE R IGHT DEVICE
FOR PL AYBACK IS PA IRED.
BLUETO OTH
®
VOLUME UP (+) OR VOL UME
DOWN (- ) KEYS
The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the product.
NOTE: This product has been tested 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 provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation.
This product generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If the product does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures : -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the product and receiver.
-Connect the product into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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USB CHARGING PORT
THIS UNIT IS EQUIPPED WITH A DC 5V USB CHARGING PORT ON THE REAR OF UNIT.
TO UTILIZE THIS FEATURE, SIMPLY CONNECT THE DEVICE YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHARGE
(eg. SMARTPHONE OR TABLET) TO A SUITABLE USB CABLE AND PLUG IT INTO THE USB
CHARGING PORT. (THIS FUNCTION IS ONLY ACTIVE WHEN THE UNIT IS PLUGGED INTO
AN HOUSEHOLD AC-POWER). THE EXTERNAL DEVICE WILL BE CHARGED AUTOMATICALLY
WHEN IT IS SUCCESSFULLY CONNECTED, EVEN DURING PLAYBACK.
POWER SUPPLY : .... .. AC 10 0V-240V ~ 50 /60HZ
USB Ou tput Power : ....... .......... .......... .......... ...
RADIO FREQUENCY : ......... .......... .......... ....... FM 87.5 - 10 8 MHZ
SPEAKE RS : ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......3"X2
Wirele ss Range ( BT) : .... ....... .......... .......... ....... 10M (30 Ft .)
FM Sta tion Memor y : ...... ....... .......... .......... ....... 30 Station s
...... .......... .......... ..........
5V 2A (S tandby Mod e)
SPECIFICATIONS
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