Sima Products I-MIX 120 User Manual
Sima I-Mix
Model IM-120
User’s Manual
Digital Audio Recorder with CD Player
Sima Products Corporation
140 Pennsylvania Ave.
Bldg. #5
Oakmont, PA 15139
800-345-7462
www.simacorp.com
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© Sima Products Corporation 2001
Table of Contents
Before Using .................................................................6
Safety Instructions........................................................................................................... 6
Welcome to the I-MIX Digital Audio Recorder .............................................................9
Front Panel Diagram.................................................... 10
Names and Functions .................................................................................................... 10
RM-12 Remote Control................................................. 11
Names and Functions .................................................................................................... 11
RM-12 direction buttons ............................................................................................... 12
RM-12 Program Buttons ............................................................................................... 12
Making Connections....................................................13
Connecting the I-Mix to your stereo system ................................................................. 13
Using the RM-12 ..........................................................14
Mastering the Basics ................................................... 15
Getting Started............................................................15
Play the Introduction - Using the front panel controls .................................................. 16
Play the Introduction - Using the remote control.......................................................... 17
Play a CD – Using the Front panel controls..................................................................18
Play a CD - Using the remote control ........................................................................... 19
Record a CD - Using the front panel controls............................................................... 20
Record a CD - Using the remote control....................................................................... 21
Naming a CD after recording ........................................................................................ 22
Play from the Hard Drive - Using the front panel controls........................................... 24
Play from the Hard Drive - Using the remote control................................................... 25
Basic CD player functions............................................................................................. 26
The Fast Forward button....................................................................................................... 26
The Rewind button................................................................................................................ 26
Play/Pause button.................................................................................................................. 26
Adjusting the volume............................................................................................................26
Using sound effects............................................................................................................... 26
Table of Contents for How Do I?..................................27
How Do I record music... .............................................................................................. 27
How Do I find and play my music... ............................................................................. 27
How Do I organize my music... ....................................................................................27
How do I change the system settings... ......................................................................... 27
How Do I Connect to my computer... ........................................................................... 27
Recording - How Do I.................................................................................................. 28
... Record a CD into the I-Mix?............................................................................................. 28
... Record selected tracks from a CD?................................................................................... 28
... Record and listen at the same time?.................................................................................. 28
... Record a tape, record, or radio/TV feed into the I-Mix?................................................... 29
... Record at a different compression rate?............................................................................ 30
How Do I Find and Play................................................................................................ 31
... a specific album stored in the I-Mix?................................................................................ 31
... a specific song that is stored in the I-Mix? ....................................................................... 31
... Change the play mode to repeat a song? Play randomly?................................................. 32
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Organizing my music archive - How Do I... ................................................................. 33
... Create a temporary playlist?.............................................................................................. 33
... Remove songs from a temporary Playlist?........................................................................ 33
... Create a permanent Playlist?............................................................................................. 33
... Change the name of a Playlist? ......................................................................................... 34
... Change the order of songs in a Playlist? ........................................................................... 34
... Insert one or more songs into an existing Playlist?........................................................... 34
... Create a music genre category?......................................................................................... 35
... Change or edit the name of a recorded song? ................................................................... 35
... Change or edit the name of a recorded album?................................................................. 35
... Change or edit the name of a recorded artist ?.................................................................. 36
... Erase music from the I-Mix?............................................................................................. 36
... Download a single song to a SmartMediatm card? ............................................................ 36
... Download more than one song to a SmartMediatm card?.................................................. 36
Changing the system settings – How Do I... ................................................................. 38
... Upgrade my system? Replace the hard drive? .................................................................. 38
... Disable the voice prompts?............................................................................................... 38
... Check the capacity and remaining space on the hard drive?............................................. 38
Using the I-mix with my computer – How Do I... ........................................................ 39
Transfer MP3 files from my PC............................................................................................ 39
Rename music files............................................................................................................... 39
Print song information, .........................................................................................................39
Advanced Features......................................................40
Recording Modes ..........................................................................................................40
1. Rapid Archive .................................................................................................................. 40
2. Compress.......................................................................................................................... 42
3. Play and Compress...........................................................................................................42
File Compression........................................................................................................... 42
Set Compression Bit Rate ..................................................................................................... 42
Copying and Storage.............................................................................................................43
Find and Play................................................................................................................. 44
Using the Search Mode......................................................................................................... 44
Intelligent CD Recognition ........................................................................................... 45
Naming a CD Before recording ............................................................................................ 45
To identify a CD after recording:.......................................................................................... 46
To manually identify a CD.................................................................................................... 46
Playlists ......................................................................................................................... 48
Creating a temporary playlist................................................................................................ 49
Editing a playlist. .................................................................................................................. 49
Using the SmartMedia
To View information on the SmartMediaTM card ................................................................ 50
Showing the information of the SmartMediaTM card ............................................................ 50
Formatting the SmartMediaTM card....................................................................................... 51
Downloading a single song to a SmartMediatm card? ........................................................... 51
Downloading more than one song to a SmartMediatm card?................................................. 52
Using the Remote Control (RM –12)..........................................................................53
Using the three-step power button ........................................................................................53
Control and program buttons ................................................................................................ 54
Display screen symbols......................................................................................................... 55
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System Settings ..........................................................56
Voice Prompt/Messages................................................................................................ 56
Checking the Hard Drive Capacity ............................................................................... 57
Checking the version numbers ...................................................................................... 57
Setting the Recording Compression Rate...................................................................... 58
Re-formatting the Hard Drive ....................................................................................... 58
Troubleshooting..........................................................60
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General Information
Before Using
Safety Instructions
This unit employs a laser. Due to the risk of eye injury, only a qualified service person
should remove the cover or attempt to service this device. To reduce the risk of fire or
electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
Never make or change connections when the power is still switched on.
Un-insulated dangerous
voltages present that may
constitute a risk of electric shock..
Caution :
To prevent the risk of electric
shock, do not remove the cover
(or back). No user- serviceable
parts inside. Refer servicing to
qualified service personnel.
Please refer to important
operating and
maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the
literature accompanying
this appliance.
Warning!!
Safety Check list
Read these instructions and keep them for future reference.
Heed all warnings and follow all instructions.
Do not use this apparatus near water.
Clean only with a damp cloth.
Do not block any of the ventilation openings install in accordance with the
manufacturers’ instructions.
Do not install near any heat surfaces such as radiator, heat registers, stoves or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized
plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades
and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your
safety. When the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
Only use attachment/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Use only with a cart, stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold
with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus
combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
Unplug this apparatus during lightening storms or when unused for long periods of time.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Service is required when the apparatus
has been damaged in any way, such as the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, if
liquid has been spilled or an object has fallen into the apparatus or the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, has been dropped, and does not operate normally.
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FCC Rules & Warning
This 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 which 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 equipment.
Warning
Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the I-MIX as this will expose
you to unnecessary hazards. Do not use the I-MIX outdoors.
Legal Warning
1. Some copying may require the permission of the relevant copyright owner. We do
not have the authority to grant any such permission.
2. Supply of this product only conveys a license for personal, private and noncommercial use and does not convey a license nor imply any rights to use this product in
real time broadcasting (terrestrial, satellite, cable or other media) or broadcasting via the
internet or other networks, such as but not limited to intranets or in pay-audio or audioon-demand applications. An independent license for such use is required.
3. The company assumes no responsibility to the contents stored in the internal hard
disk. Hard drives can and do fail. It is the responsibility of the user to maintain all
original source material.
Maintenance
• Clean the I-MIX with a soft, slightly dampened lint-free cloth. Do not use any
cleaning agents as they may have a corrosive effect.
• Do not expose the I-MIX or batteries to humidity, rain, direct sunlight or excessive
heat.
Accessories Included
RCA cable
4, AA batteries
RM-12 Remote control
Data Link cable
PC Link Software
PC Link User Manual
IM-120 User Manual (this document)
Warranty Card
Registration Card
Quick Start Guide
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Specifications - Model IM-120
Frequency Response (CD to analog) 20 Hz to 20 kHz, +/- 1 db
(Record to Play) 20 Hz to 20 kHz, +/- 3 db
Signal to noise ratio 90 db (A Weighted) Playback only
85db Record to playback
Total Harmonic Distortion <0.1% (CCITT weighted)
Inputs Audio (analog), stereo, 1.3v rms, 100K impedance
Outputs Audio (analog), stereo, 1.3v rms
Optical (TOSLINK), S/PDIF format
(IEC 958) 44.1 kHz, +/- 100 ppm
Computer connections Parallel Port & USB Port (optional)
SmartMedia Card slot
CDs Supported Audio CD, CD-R and CD-RW with MP3 files
12 cm and 8 cm
SmartMedia Supports SSFDC standard, 16, 32, 64 Mbyte cards
A to D and D to A A to D - 18 bit delta-sigma, 128 times over sampling, 44.1 KHz
D to A - 24 bit delta-sigma, 128 times over sampling, 44.1 KHz
Memory 20 gig hard drive – approximately 310 hours
Internal Database Over 280,000 album titles and approximately 3,500,000 song
titles.
Compression Encoding - MP3 @ 128 and 320kbs. PCM @ full CD quality
(1,411kbs)
Playback – 64, 96, 128, 160, 192, 256, 320kbs, CBR and VBR
MP3 (MPEG1, MPEG2, Level 3), and full CD PCM
RM-12 2 way IR remote with graphic LCD panel with backlight
Full alpha-numeric keypad and operational keys
PC Link Software Connects your computer to the I-MIX via parallel port or
optional USB interface:
- Edit album, artist and track names on your PC
- Search the web via CDDB for album, artist and track names
- Transfer MP3 files from your PC to the I-MIX
- Export song names for printing
Operating Temperature range +40 to +95 F (+5 to +35C)
Power Requirements 100 to 240 VAC, 40 watts
Weight 12 lbs. Net
Size 17” wide x 11” deep x 3.75” tall
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Weight and dimensions are approximate.
Information
The I-MIX comes with a pre-installed CD Database system that will recognize many popular CDs
automatically. This system does not require the I-MIX to be on-line to work. The database
includes over 280,000 popular CDs and 3.5 million songs for easy recognition. It can be increased
with CD upgrades from time to time. Some CDs will not be supported, although it is our
commitment to expand the database continuously.
MPEG Layer 3 audio coding technology licensed from THOMSON Multimedia.
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Welcome to the I-MIX Digital Audio Recorder
Thank you for purchasing the Sima IM-120.
Your complete music collection can now be kept in one box. The I-Mix is an
innovative digital jukebox that enables you to store, organize and listen to all
of your music from one compact central location. You can download MP3
music files from your computer as well as convert all of your cassette tapes,
vinyl albums, 8 track tapes and more into digital music files quickly and
easily. And the 20 gigabyte hard drive is capable of storing more than
20,000 minutes of music - approximately 5000 songs!
Your I-Mix is equipped with the following features:
• An internal database to identify song, album or artist titles. (So you don’t have to type
all those names in.)
• A unique two-way infrared remote control with a full-function keyboard.
• Support for parallel port and optional USB connections for PC.
• Plays original audio CDs, CDs containing MP3s, and CD-R/RW discs.
• The ability to create your own custom playlists.
• A powerful Digital Signal Processor (DSP), capable of executing more than 100
million instructions per second.
• Six times (6X) normal speed for recording a CD.
• 50 times (50X) normal speed for recording MP3 files from CD-R. Using our PC Link
program and an Internet-connected PC, you can access CDDB – a music database
website containing over half a million CD album titles.
• The IM-120 is also equipped with a SmartMedia
transfer music from the I-Mix to a portable MP3 player.
Maximum capacities for version 1.68
Max # of Songs 7166 Songs per playlist 250 Tracks per CD 99
Max. # of Albums 7166 Song length @ 128kbs 760 min Max. File size 900 Mb
Max. # of Artists 7166 Song length @ 320kbs 316 min
Max. # of Playlists 200 Song length @ full CD quality 71 min
Please take the time to read this manual and become familiar with how the I-Mix works.
In no time, you will enjoy your music collection in a simple, fun and affordable way - the
Sima way.
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Front Panel Diagram
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Names and Functions
# Button Logo Function
1 Power
2 IR remote
window
3 Up arrow
4 Fast Fwd.
5 Down arrow
▲
▼
6 Rew.
7 Play/Pause
8 Stop
9 Record
10 Open
11 Effect
12 Volume up
13 Volume down
14 Smart Media
15 Data Link
16 Line Out
17 CD Tray
18 LCD display
■
●
+
-
To start up the I-MIX or to put it into sleep mode.
Sends and receives infra-red signals between the remote
control and the I-Mix deck.
To move the cursor to the previous selection.
(The screen will display the previous item in the list.)
To scan forward or skip tracks forward.
To move the cursor to the next selection.
(The screen will display the next item in the list.)
To scan backward or skip tracks backward.
To start and pause the playing or to select the chosen icon.
To stop playing and recording of music .
To record the contents of a CD or line-in feed.
To open and close the CD tray.
To display / change the current sound effect.
To increase the volume.
To decrease the volume.
Slot for downloading MP3 files onto Smart Media cards
Slot for Data Link adapter on PC Link cable for connection
to parallel on PC.
For wireless headphones.
To insert CDs into I-Mix for recording and playing.
Displays song titles, messages and menu lists.
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RM-12 Remote Control
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Names and Functions
Button # Button Logo Function
1 Open
2 Main
3 Rew.
4 Power
5 F. Fwd.
6 Volume down - To decrease the volume.
7 Record ● To bring up the Record menu.
8 Volume up + To increase the volume.
9 Stop
10 Play/Pause
11 Mark
12 Return
13 Back Space
14 Backlight
Keyboard For entering characters and numbers.
To open and close the CD tray.
Return to the Main menu immediately or abort current procedure.
To scan backward or skip tracks backward
To toggle among operation modes: quick access mode; full function mode
and power off.
To scan forward or skip tracks forward
To stop the playing of music and other operations immediately.
To start and pause the playing or to select the chosen icon.
Mark and unmark tracks for programming playlists.
To enter information using the keypad.
Use to make typing corrections on the keypad.
To turn on the backlight on the display.
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RM-12 direction buttons
Left arrow ◄ Go back to the previous menu
Up arrow ▲ Moves the cursor up through a current menu list.
Right arrow ► Go forward to the next menu or play the selected album or
song.
Down arrow ▼ To move the cursor down through a current menu list.
RM-12 Program Buttons
The Program buttons on the RM-12 perform advanced functions allowing you to organize
your database, navigate through your music collection and create custom playlists. These
advanced features are discussed more thoroughly in the Advanced Features section of this
manual beginning on page ?
Status
Program
Save
Delete
Info
Search
Play Mode
Effect
Displays the current status of the I-Mix.
Use to create temporary and permanent playlists.
To save the changes made.
To delete albums, artists, songs or playlists.
Displays information for a selected song / album / artist and
provides access the internal database for Intelligent CD
Recognition.
To search the music archive for a song / album / artist..
To toggle among play modes: Normal / Repeat One / Repeat
All / Random / Intro
To display and change the current sound effect.
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AC power cord
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Making Connections
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Connecting the I-Mix to your stereo system
1
Optical cable
(optional
not supplied)
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2
Using standard RCA pin-type connectors
1. Connect the tape or CD input of your amplifier to the audio output of the I-Mix.
2. To record from an analog source such as a tape player or radio, connect the tape or record
output on your stereo receiver/amplifier to the audio input of the I-Mix
3. If your receiver has an optical /digital input - connect the optical output of your I-Mix to the
optical input of your stereo amplifier. See connection diagram above.
4. Connect the AC power cord to a standard 120VAC outlet.
Connecting the I-Mix to your PC
To connect the I-Mix to your PC, refer to the PC Link Manual included with your unit.
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Powering up
The power switch on the back panel of the unit switches on the AC power supply. Once the I-Mix
is connected, turn this switch on. It is unnecessary to turn the power off using this switch unless
you are unplugging the unit from the wall outlet. Use the power button on the front of the unit to
turn the I-Mix off and on during normal use. Note: When you turn the I-Mix off using the front
panel button. it may go into a “sleep mode” to compress music which has been recorded. Press
the power button a second time to stop file compression – only the amber stand-by light is on
before you unplug or turn off the rear power switch.
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Using the RM-12
The RM-12 is a sophisticated, two-way remote control, which uses an infrared light (IR) signal to
send and receive information. In order to complete an instruction sequence, the RM-12 must be
aimed at the I-Mix unit until all the commands
have been executed. When you press a button, the
remote sends a signal to the IM-120, which
processes the signal. In return, the IM-120 sends
back information which is displayed on the
remote’s LCD screen. If it cannot complete the
communication sequence, the RM-12 will display
an “IR Retry” prompt.
The remote also has a unique three-step power button that allows it to enter an idle energy-saving
mode if unused for more than 5 minutes. Take a moment to review the chart below, which
illustrates the functions of the power button.
RM-12 status IM-120
status
Off Off Press POWER once IM-120 and RM-12 will turn on.
Off Off Press POWER twice IM-120 and RM-12 will turn on.
Off On Press POWER once IM-120 will stay on and RM-12 will enter quick
Off On Press POWER twice IM-120 will stay on and RM-12 will enter full
Off On Press POWER three
On On Press POWER once IM-120 and RM-12 will both turn off.
RM-12 POWER
Button
times
The RM-12’s LCD screen provides information with words and symbols. Use the
following screen representations as a guide to interpret the LCD screen.
Result
function mode.
function mode
IM-120 and RM-12 will both turn off.
Compressed
track
Uncompressed
track
Play mode
(Random shown)
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Album
folder
Selected
item
HDD (Album) ▲
Abbey Road
Backstreet Boys
Supernatural
HDD (Album)
(De La) Yaleo
Love of My Life
Turn Your Lights On
Africa Bamba
Key ▼
Indicates that an RM-12 button has been
pressed, waiting for response from IM-120.
More lines above
Marked track
More lines below
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How to Play, Record and Identify your music
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Getting Started
This section of the manual is designed to show how basic functions
can be performed using either the I-Mix’s front panel buttons or the
remote control.
The left-hand page shows a diagram of the IM-120, its LCD display
and a numbered set of step-by-step instructions for using the front panel
controls.
The right-hand page shows a diagram of the IM-120’s LCD display,
the RM-12’s LCD screen and a numbered set of step-by-step instructions
for using the remote control.
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Play the Introduction
Play the Introduction
Play the Introduction Play the Introduction
Play the Introduction - Using the front panel controls
To confirm that the I-Mix is successfully connected to your stereo system, you can play a
pre-recorded MP3 introduction by following the steps below. Make sure the IM-120 and the RM12 are off when you begin. No information will appear on the remote screen when using the
IM-120’s front panel controls.
1
3, 4
2
1. Press the Power button on the IM-120.
The LCD display will light up green and display “I-Mix”
for about 10 seconds. An audio greeting will be heard.
“CD” will appear in the LCD display indicating the I-Mix
is at the main menu and ready to go.
2. Press the Down button (▼) to select the HDD
(Album) menu
3. Press the Play/Pause button (
album list.
“Introduction” will appear on the line below HDD (Album).
Tip: Use the Up/Down arrows (▲/▼), if necessary, to select
Introduction.
4. Press the Play/Pause button (
While playing, the IM-120’s LCD display will show a play
symbol ( ► ), the track number and a countdown clock on the top
line. The song, album and artist names will scroll along the
bottom.
) to display the
) to play.
I-Mix
I-Mix LCD Display
I-Mix
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD (Album)
Introduction
► 1/1 0:01
duction... Introduction...
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Play the Introduction Play the Introduction
Play the Introduction - Using the remote control
To play the pre-recorded introduction using the remote control, follow the steps below. The
IM-120’s display screen is shown in the left-hand column. The RM-12 screen is shown in the
right-hand column. The center column has numbered, step-by-step instructions. Make sure the
IM-120 and the RM-12 are off when you begin.
I-Mix LCD
Display
I-Mix
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD (Album)
► 1/1 0:01
Introduction...
1. Press the Power button on the
remote twice to turn the I-Mix on.
The I-Mix’s LCD display will light up green and
display “I-Mix” for a few seconds. An audio greeting
will be heard. Then “CD” will appear indicating the IMix is ready.
The remote will briefly display the message in Fig. A then display the main menu shown in Fig. B.
Tip: The RM-12 sends and receives information from
the I-Mix. Be sure to point the remote at the IM-120
throughout the command sequence.
2. Press the Down button (▼) to select
the HDD (Album) menu.
3. Press the Right arrow (►) to
display the album list.
Press the Up/Down arrows (▲/▼) if
necessary, to select Introduction.
4. Press the Play/Pause button ( )
to start playing the Introduction.
1
Entering
Normal Functi on
Mode
PLease Wait
2
3,5,6
4,
Remote Control
LCD screen
Entering
Normal Function Mode
Please wait
Processing
Fig. A
Main Menu
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD (Artist)
Playlist ▼
Fig. B
Main Menu
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD (Artist)
Playlist
Last 20 ▼
HDD (Album)
Introduction
HDD (Album)
Intro
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Play a CD – Using the Front panel controls
The I-Mix can play audio CDs like other CD players. It can also play CD-ROMs or CDR/RWs containing MP3 files. To play a CD, follow the step-by-step instructions below:
Make sure the I-Mix is off when you begin.
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I-Mix LCD Display
CD
1. Press the power button on the IM-120.
The LCD display will light up green and display “I-Mix” for
about 10 seconds. Then “CD” will appear indicating the unit
is ready to go.
2. Press the OPEN button to open the CD tray.
Insert a CD.
3.
Press the Play/pause button ( ) to close the
CD tray and start playing.
Note: There is a brief pause of about 5 seconds after the tray
closes, before the CD begins to play. The CD will begin to play from
Track 01.
While playing, the IM-120’s LCD display will show a Play
symbol ( ► ), the track number and a countdown clock on the top line.
The song, album and artist names will scroll along the bottom.
Note: The album will not be identified at this time. A generic
name such as !Album 0001 will appear on the LCD display.
I-Mix
CD
CD
Opening Tray
► 1/10 0:01
Track 01... Album 0001
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Play a CD - Using the remote control
The I-Mix can play audio CDs like other CD players. It can also play CD-ROMs or CD-R/RWs containing
MP3 files. To play a CD using the remote control, follow the instructions below. Make sure the IM-120 and
the RM-12 are off when you begin.
Entering
Normal Functi on
Mode
Please Wait
I-Mix LCD
Display
I-Mix
CD
CD
Opening Tray
► 1/10 0:01
!Album 0001 ...
the remote control to turn on the
I-Mix.
LCD display will light up green and display “IMix” for a few seconds. Then “CD” will appear
indicating unit is ready.
The RM-12 will briefly display the message in Fig.
A - then revert to the normal function mode shown in
Fig. B.
The RM-12 sends and receives information from
the deck. Be sure to point it at the I-Mix unit
throughout the command sequence.
2. Press the OPEN button to open
1. Press the Power button twice on
the CD tray. Insert a CD.
3. Press the Play/pause button (
to start playing.
The tray will close. The CD will begin to play
from Track 01 and the IM-120’s LCD display will
show a play symbol ( ► ), the track number and a
countdown clock on the top line. The song, album
and artist name will scroll along the bottom.
To select a specific song, skip step 3 and follow
steps 4, 5, and 6 using the remote control.
4. Press the Right arrow (
the song menu.
The tray will close
) to enter
5. Use the Up/Down arrows (▲/▼) to
select a song.
6. Press the Play/pause (
or the right arrow () to play.
) button
Remote control
screen
Entering
Normal Function Mode
Please wait
A
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD (Artist)
Playlist
Last 20
▼
)
CD
HDD (Album)
HDD Artist
Playlist
Last 20
CD
♪ Track 01
♪ Track 02
♪ Track 03
♪ Track 04
B
Key ▼
▼
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