Teac CRX350iP Instruction Manual

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Docking Alarm Clock for iPhone and iPod

CRX350iP

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WARRANTY PROCEDURE

v1.5.2: DEC 2011

Please read th e ow n er ’s m anu al caref ul l y and ensure that you have followed the correct installation and operating procedures.

1. Please read this warranty card.

2. Keep your pur chas e rec eip t to en abl e you t o pr oc eed quickl y in the event of a Warrant y Ser vice.

3. If you require Warranty Service, please contact the TEAC Customer Support Hotline at 1300 553 315 for assistance. Pl eas e ens u re that you h ave the model nu mber, s erial number an d pur c h ase receipt ready when you call.

Please complete the section below and keep this information for your own records.

Owner’s Name

Owner’s Address

Postcode

Model Name/No. Serial No.

Dealer’s Name

Dealer’s Address

Postcode

Authorised Service Centres in Major Australian Cit ies

NSW

151 Arthur Street Homebush West, NSW 2140

Queensland

Unit 1, 320 Curtin Ave West Eagle Farm, QLD 4009

Western A ust r alia

Unit 2, 50 Pilbara Street Welshpool, WA 6106

South Australia

11 McInnes Street Ridleyt on, SA 50 08

Victoria

282 Normanby Road South Mel b our n e, V IC 32 05

Thank you for selecting a TEAC product

If you should r equire assistance with your product r egar ding its setup

or operati on, or if any difficulties arise, please cal l us directly for advice

between Monday to Friday at 8.30AM – 6PM AEST at the

TEAC Customer Support Hotline

1300 553 315

teacservicesupport@awa.com.au

www.teac.com.au

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

v1.5.2: DEC 2011

Our g oods com e with guarantees that c annot be excluded under the Australian Consum er L aw. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably fo re se eabl e los s o r damage. Yo u are al s o en tit l e d t o h av e the goods repaired or replaced if the goods f ail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Terms & Conditions

1. TEAC war rant s t hat t his pr oduct is f r ee fr om def ects in mat eri al an d wor km ans hip u nder n ormal dom estic use with reason able care and skill. Mainten ance and c leaning ( i.e. las er head) is not cover ed by this warrant y. The TEAC warrant y on l y applies to TEAC products purchased, used and serviced in Australia.

2. The ben efits to t he c onsum er given b y this W arrant y ar e in addit ion to other r ights and r emedies of the c onsum er under a law in rel at i on t o goods or s er vices to whic h th e w arranty rel ates, b ein g th e Aus tralian C ons u m er Law.

3. Refund or replac emen t via y our r etail er is av ail able f or a peri od of 14 da ys after purch ase f or goods that h ave been inspected and det er mined to ha ve a m aj or failure. R efu n d and excha ng e is not applicable f or chan g e of mi nd.

4. Subject to the terms herein, this warran ty effecti vely covers the equip ment as sp ecified i n the Warr anty Periods Table below from the date of purchase.

TEAC PRODUCT

WARRANTY PERIOD

LED/LCD TV 32” (80 cm) and above

1 Year (In-Home Service/ Pick up Available)*

All other TEAC products

1 Year (Carry-in Service)

Th is s ervice will onl y b e provi ded as par t of t his war r anty if all the f ollow i ng c on di ti ons are met;

In Home Service/Pick up* Service a) The produc t is in dicated in th e Warranty Period T abl e.

b) The product is within the warranty period. c) The product is located within the normal service area of the local TEAC Authorised Service Centre.

If TEAC determines that the product is not repairable on site, TEAC can complete the repair by taking the product to a TEAC Authorised Service Centre.

Where In-Home service/Pick up* is not available, the purchaser is required to send the product to the nearest TEAC Author is ed Ser vic e C entr e f or r epair . In this e vent , pr o of of pur ch ase is r equir ed to s upp ort a warr ant y cl aim. Aft er the rep air, t he pr od uct will be avail abl e for c oll ecti on by or retur n to the pur chas er at a fee upon req uest. TE AC inhome service can be made available at a fee upon request.

Carry-in Service

6. A 12-month replacement warranty is applicable to all Accessories such as Remote, Power Adaptors and Cables.

7. TEAC will ensure to t he best of its ab il ities that all req uired parts are mad e avai l ab le for any requ ired service/rep ai r.

8. TEAC Aus tralia Pt y Ltd and its Au thorised S ervic e Centres will use their best end eavours to c omplete pr oduct repairs within a reasonable period based on available res ources and workload during the time when service is request ed an d perform ed.

9. Refurbis hed p arts m ay be us ed to r epair t he prod uct. I n the c ase of a replac ement, the pr oduct may be r eplac ed, with a ref urbished unit of the s ame type or , if one is unavailab le, a si milar refur bished m odel with equal or b etter features & specifications.

10. Please b e advised t hat if th e produc t presented f or repair is capabl e of retain in g user-generated d at a, the d at a m ay be lost during servicing. Customers are strongly encouraged to back up all important information/data before sending the product in for service/repair.

11. Servic e will be pr ovided on ly dur ing norm al busin ess hour s and under saf ety condi tions and circ umstanc es. TEA C and its aut h or ised ser vice agents can ref use any r ep air if safety, in rel ati on to OH&S, becomes a c oncern t o its s t af f or author ised service agents ’ p ersonnel.

12. The warranty is void and warranty claims may be refused, subject to the Australian Consumer Law, if: a) The product was not transported, ins t al led, oper ated or maint ai n ed accordi n g to m an ufactur er instruct i on, or b) The produc t w as abused, dam ag ed, tamp er ed, al t er ed or r ep ai red by any unauthorised pers ons , or c) Product failure is due to accidents during use, installation or transit, power surges, use of defective or

incompat ib le exter nal devic es, exp os ure to abn orm al cond itions suc h as excess iv e temp erat ur es or humi dity, or entry of liqu ids, obj ects or creatur es in to the produc t.

13. No one is au thoris ed t o ass u m e any liabil i t y on b ehalf of TEA C or imp os e an y ob ligati on on it, in conn ection wit h t h e sale of any eq ui p m ent other than as st ated in this warr anty and out l in ed ab ove.

14. TEAC reserves the right to inspect and verify whether the product is exhibiting a major failure as claimed by customers/retailers.

15. LCD dead pixel policy, please contact TEAC Customer Support Hotline on 1300 553 315 for assistance.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION

The voltage supplied to the unit should match the voltage as printed on the AC adapter. If you are in any doubt regarding this matter, consult an electrician. Do not open the cabinet because this might result in damage to the circuitry or electrical shock. If a foreign object should get into the unit, contact your dealer or service company. When removing the AC power plug from the wall socket, always pull directly on the plug, never yank on the cord.

Placement of the device

Choose the installation location of your unit carefully. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or close to a source of heat. You should also avoid locations that are subject to vibration, excessive heat, cold or moisture. As the unit may become warm during operation, always leave sufficient space around it for ventilation. Do not place the unit on an amplifier, a receiver or any other device that generates heat. When the unit is turned on, if a TV is turned on nearby lines may appear on the TV screen depending on the frequency of the broadcast. This is not a malfunction of the unit or the TV. If you see such lines, move the unit and the TV further apart.

Maintenance

If the surface of the unit gets dirty, wipe with a soft cloth or use a diluted mild liquid soap. Allow the surface of the unit to dry completely before using.

For safety, disconnect the AC po

wer plug from the outlet before using

Never spray liquid directly on this unit. Do not use thinner and alcohol as they could damage the surface of this unit.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction Location of Controls -------------------------------------------------------Getting Started -------------------------------------------------------Clock Setting --------------------------------------------------------

2. FM Radio Radio Operations --------------------------------------------------------

3. Music Playback Playing from Apple iPod/iPhone ----------------------------------------CD/MP3 Operation -------------------------------------------------------Repeat and Random Play ------------------------------------------------CD Programmed Play ---------------------------------------------------

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MP3 Prog

rammed Play ----------------------------------------------------

4. Alarm and Sleep Alarm Operations ------------------------------------------------------Sleep Timer -------------------------------------------------------

5. Auxiliary Input Audio Input via External Devices ------------------------------------------

6. Reference Care and Maintenance ----------------------------------------------------Troubleshooting Guide ----------------------------------------------------Specifications

List of main parts

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11 12 13 14 15

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Master Unit Manual Transformer Contact card

CUSTOMER SUPPORT HOTLINE:

teacservicesupport@awa.com.au

www.teac.com.au

1300553315

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS

1. SNOOZE/DIMMER BUTTON

2. STANDBY

BUTTON

3. FOLDER/PRESET - BUTTON

4. SLEEP BUTTON

5. FOLDER/PRESET + BUTTON

6. FUNCTION BUTTON

(iPod/AUX/Tuner/CD)

7. CLOCK ADJUST/MEMORY/ENTER

8. ALARM BUTTON

9. PLAY MODE BUTTON

10.

iPod/iPhone SKIP BACKWARD

;

RADIO TUNE - ; CLOCK ADJUST BACKWARD;ALARM MODE SELECT

BACKWARD;

ALARM VOLUME

ADJUST-

11.

iPod/iPhone SKIP FORWARD ;

RADIO TUNE+ ; CLOCK ADJUST FORWARD; ALARM MODE SELECT FORWARD; ALARM VOLUME ADJUST+

12.  /MENU BUTTON

13.

VOLUME + BUTTON

14. SYNC/DISPLAY BUTTON

15. VOLUME - BUTTO

16. iPod/iPhone PLAY/PAUSE



BUTTON

17. CD DOOR

18. FM ANTENNA

19. AUX IN JACK

20. DC INPUT JACK

21. DOCK FOR iPod/iPhone

1. INTRODUCTION

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GETTING STARTED

This CRX350iP is designed to operate on the included AC Adaptor.

AC Adaptor Operation

1. Insert one end of the AC adaptor into the DC JACK on the back of unit.

2. Connect the AC plug of the AC adaptor to an AC 100-240V (50-60Hz) power source.

Note: Unplug the AC adaptor and disconnect the DC Jack when the unit is not in use for a long period of time.

CLOCK SETTING

NOTE: i. The Clock has to be set the first time you plug the unit in.

ii. The Clock is set to default in 24 Hour format mode.

iii. The Clock can only be set in Standby mode.

Setting the Time

To set the current time, for example 6:30 AM. When you first plug the AC adaptor into the power outlet, the clock display will light up flashing “- -:- -”.

1.) Press and hold the CLOCK ADJUST Button until “12H” appears and flashes in the display. The display backlight will become brightened.

2.) Press the CLOCK ADJUST Button to confirm while “12H” is flashing. The hour digits flash to prompt for input.

NOTE:

To switch to 24H format, press the

or buttons once when “12H” is flashing. Press the CLOCK ADJUST Button to confirm and follow the instructions below to set the curr

ent time.

3.) While the hour digits are flashing, repeatedly press the or buttons to select the correct hour digits.

NOTE: Make sure the hour is set so that AM or PM is displayed correctly. There is a PM Indicator located underneath the Hour digit. The displayed time is PM when the indicator is lit. The displayed time is AM when the indicator is off.

4.) Press the CLOCK ADJUST Button to confirm the hour setting (6). The minute digits (00) will now flash to prompt for input.

5.) While the minute digits (00) are flashing, repeatedly press the

or Buttons

until the correct minute digits (30) are displayed.

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6.) Press the CLOCK ADJUST button again to complete the clock setting. It will revert to STANDBY mode. The display backlight will become dim.

NOTE:

● If the CLOCK ADJUST button is not pressed while the hour or minute digits are flashing, the unit will exit the clock setting mode and revert to Standby mode. The Display will show flashing “- - : - -”. To set the time, start the clock setting procedure from the beginning.

● When the unit is powered on, whenever you want to view the current time simply press the SYNC/DISPLAY Button once. The Display will switch to the current time and resume to current function mode in 10 seconds.

TIME SYNCHRONIZATION

The CRX350

iP features a “SYNC” Button that allows you to set the time using the

internal clock of the iPod/iPhone.

1. With the CRX350iP in iPod mode, dock an iPod/iPhone onto the 30 pin connector on the unit. The authentication process will start and complete in a few seconds. The display will show “AUEH” during authentication and revert to iPod mode in a few seconds.

2. After completion of the authentication process, press and hold the “SYNC/DISPLAY”

Button until “SYNC” appears on the Display. The clock will be synced with the iPod/iPhone time.

NOTE:

● An iPod /iPhone can only sync time

up to the nearest minute; it is possible to have up

to 59 seconds difference between the clock radio and synced iPod/iPhone.

● The iPod internal clock is automatically updated when synced with iTunes. We

recommend you sync the iPod with iTunes prior to docking to the unit to make sure you have the most current time available.

● The iPhone receives constant updates from the phone service provider, so the

iPhone time will always be current.

● The SYNC function does not support earlier iPod models, like iPod mini, iPod 3G,

4G and iPod photo (4G /color display).

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RADIO OPERATIONS

TUNING THE RADIO

1.) Press

to turn on the unit. The CRX350iP will enter the iPod mode by default.

2.) To enter the TUNER mode press the FUNCTION Button twice. The FM station

frequency will appear on the Display.

3.) Repeatedly press the  or 

or 

buttons to tune to a desired FM station.

4.) To automatically search for stations with strong signals, press and hold either the

 or  buttons for one second then release. The tuner will stop on the first strong station signal it finds. The frequency reading of the tuned station will be displayed.

5.) Adjust the sound level by pressing the VOLUME+ or VOLUME- Buttons. The Volume Level reading will be displayed and revert back to the FM mode in 3 seconds.

NOTES:

Manual tune to select weaker stations that might be bypassed during the automatic

tuning.

If the automatic tuning does not stop on the exact frequency of the station, for

example, if it stops on 100.9 MHz instead of 100.8 MHz, use the manual tuning method to "fine tune" to the exact frequency of the desired station.

If a station is broadcasting in Stereo, the unit will automatically receive the stereo

broadcast and (ST) will be displayed.

Hints for the Best Reception

To obtain the best FM Stereo reception, unwrap and fully extend the FM Antenna and adjust the position of the wire for best station reception.

STORING THE RADIO STATION PRESETS

The CRX350iPallows you to store up to 20 FM stations for easy recall at any time.

1.) In FM mode, tune to the radio station you want to store in memory using the 

buttons as described above.

TUNER

MHz

2. FM RADIO

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2.) Press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJUST button once. The preset channel

number "P - 01" and “MEMORY” will appear with “01” and “MEMORY” flashing on the display.

3.) To change the preset channel number location, press the FOLDER/PRESET + or FOLDER/PRESET - Buttons to scroll through the preset locations (P-01~P-20). For example the preset channel number P-10 is selected for this station.

4.) To confirm the preset location, press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJUST

button again. The station at 103.2 MHz is now stored in preset channel number 10.

5.) To store more station presets, repeat steps 1 to 4 for up to 20 stations.

Note: You can overwrite a preset station by storing the new frequency in its place.

RECALL PRESET RADIO STATIONS

1.) Set the unit to the Tuner mode.

2.) Repeatedly press the FOLDER/PRESET + or FOLDER/PRESET - buttons to

recall the preset stations. Stop pressing until the desired preset channel number appears on the display. The display will show the preset channel number briefly and then revert to show the frequency of the preset radio station.

3.) Adjust the sound level by pressing the VOLUME+ or VOLUME- buttons. The

Volume Level reading will be displayed for 3 seconds before switching back to display FM mode information.

4.) To turn off the unit, press

once. The display will become dim and the current

time will display.

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PLAYING FROM APPLE iPod/iPhone

CHARGING YOUR APPLE DEVICE

The CRX350iP will charge your iPhone or iPod when it is properly docked on the 30 pin Docking Connector.

LISTENING TO MUSIC ON YOUR APPLE DEVICE

The CRX350iP works with all models of iPhone, iPod Touch, iPod Nano, iPod Video and iPod Classic up to 160GB.

1.) Turn on the unit on by pressing the STANDBY

button.

2.) If the unit is not already in iPod mode, press the FUNCTION button until the display

shows “iPod”.

3.) Dock your Apple device carefully and securely onto the 30 pin Docking Connector.

Note: For iPhone and iPod Touch please turn on and unlock your device; for the iPhone, enter the iPod app and select music for iPod before docking.

4.) After selecting your desired song, press the Play/Pause

button to start

play or pause.

5.) Press the button to advance to the next song. Press and hold the button during

playback for fast forward searching within the song.

6.) Press the

button to go to the starting

point of the current song or previous song.

Press and hold the button during playback for fast backward search within the song.

7.) Press the VOLUME+ or VOLUME-

buttons to adjust the volume output level.

You can also

8.) Repeatedly press the MENU button to navigate through the folders like Playlists,

Artists, Songs, Albums and etc.

9.) Press the FOLDER/PRESET + or FOLDER/PRESET – buttons to select the desired

item.

10.) Press the ENTER button to start playback.

11.) Playback on the iPhone will be suspended if there is an incoming call.

12.) Touch the Answer icon on the iPhone once to pick up the call.

13.) Touch the Speaker button on the iPhone once to answer the call in handsfree mode.

14.) Press the End Call Icon on the iPhone when you have finished answering the call.

Music will resume.

15.) Press and hold the

button until your iPhone/iPo

d turns off.

16.) Press the STANDBY

button to turn off the unit.

Note:

Adjust the built-in preset EQ of your Apple device to fine tune the sound quality to

suit your preferences.

The volume control slider on your iPhone or iPod Touch are disabled when docked. Your Apple device will be charged as long as it remains docked.

3. MUSIC PLAYBACK

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CD/MP3 OPERATION

The CRX50iP will play CD-R/RW discs on top of commercial music CDs.

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Because of the non-standardized format definition/production of CD-R/RW, playback

quality & performance is not guaranteed.

The manufacturer is not responsible for the playability of CD-R/RW due to recording

conditions such as PC performance, writing software, media characteristics, etc. The CD-R/RW that has no music data or non-MP3 files cannot be played back. Do not make an empty folder. It may not work properly. For the CRX350iP,the recommended recording bitrate for audio files is 128 kbps.

If files are recorded in other bitrates, for example at 320 kbps or in variable bitrates, track-skidding may sometimes happen because of the recording conditions.

1. With the CRX350iP powered on, press the Function button repeatedly until CD is displayed. The unit will start reading the TOC (table of contents) of the CD. “

no” will appear on the display if no disc is loaded.

2. Open the CD tray by pulling the CD tray gently at the part marked “PULL OPEN”.

3. Insert a CD in place with the label facing upward and then close the CD tray.

4. The unit will start reading the disc. “rEAd” blinks. The total number of tracks on the disc will be shown on the display after a few seconds.

Total Tracks On CD

Total Tracks On MP3

Note: The unit will take more time to read the Table of Contents on a MP3 CD as it contains more songs.

5. Press once. The unit will start playing from the first track. The PLAY Indicator, “►”, and the elapsed playing time will appear in the display.

CD Playback

MP3 Playback

Note: For MP3 playback, the current track no., folder no. and elapsed playing time will be shown on the display one by one during playback.

6. Press during playback to pause. The PLAY Indicator, “►”, track no. and elapsed playing time flash in the display.

7. Note: When the button is pressed during MP3 playback, The PLAY Indicator, “►” will flash and the track number, folder number and elapsed time will show one by one.

8. To resume playback press again. The PLAY Indicator, “►”, will stop flashing on the

display.

9. To skip forward or backward tracks, press the Skip/Search / buttons.

10. For MP3 playback, press the FOLDER + or FOLDER- buttons to skip to the next or previous folder. The first track no. of the selected folder will be displayed.

11. To stop playing, briefly press the

■ Button.

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REPEAT AND RANDOM PLAY

To select the desired playback mode, press the PLAY MODE button before or after playing the disc. Every time you press the PLAY MODE button the following playback function will be selected consecutively and executed: For CD: Repeat 1 → Repeat All → Random Play →Normal Play For MP3: Repeat 1 → Repeat folder →Repeat All → Random Play → Normal Play

REPEAT PLAY MODE

1. REPEAT 1

When the PLAY MODE button is pressed once, the Repeat Indicator, “REPEAT”, will be shown and flash on the LCD display. This single track of music will be played repeatedly

until the ■ button is pressed.

2. REPEAT FOLDER (For MP3 CD)

When the PLAY MODE button is pressed twice, the Repeat Folder and Repeat

and “ Indicator, REPEAT”, will be shown with flashing on the LCD display.

The whole folder will be played continuously until the ■ button is pressed..

3. REPEAT ALL

When the PLAY MODE button is pressed 3 times, the Repeat Indicator, “REPEAT”, will be shown steadily on the LCD display. The whole disc will be played continuously until the ■ button is pressed.

4. To cancel the REPEAT function, press the PLAY MODE button repeatedly until

the Repeat Indicator, “REPEAT”, disappears from the LCD Display.

RANDOM PLAY MODE

This feature allows the track on the CD to be played in a random order. Random

playback will not work during program

playback.

1. In stop or playback mode, press the PLAY MODE button repeatedly until the

Random Indicator, “RANDOM” appears on the LCD display. A track is picked at random and playback starts immediately.

2. To cancel the random play function, press the PLAY MODE button again, the

Random Indicator, “RANDOM”, will disappear from the LCD display. Playback will continues on playing the current track.

3. To stop playback, press ■ once during Play or Pause mode.

4. To turn off the unit, press the STANDBY button once.

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CD PROGRAMMED PLAY

For both CDs and MP3 CDs, up to 64 tracks can be programmed in your desired order. The same track can be programmed more than once.

1. In Stop mode press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ button once. The Program

Number “P-01” will briefly appear on the display. Track No. “00” and the Program Indicator, “MEMORY”, will appear next and flash on the display.

2. While the “00” and “MEMORY” are flashing press or

to select a track you want to program. For example the first track is selected.

3. Press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ Button to confirm. The first track is now

saved. The Program Number will advance to “P-02” which briefly shows on the LCD display. Track No. “00” and the Program Indicator “MEMORY” will flash on the display to prompt for input.

4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 to program more tracks. Any attempt to program more than 64

tracks will result in the first programmed number appearing and the programming will discontinue.

5. Press to start program play and press to stop.

6. Normally all the programmed tracks will be played through once and then playback

stops. However, you may use the REPEAT function to repeatedly play a certain track (Repeat 1) or all tracks in the program (Repeat All). You may also tap

to go

directly to other tracks ahead or tap

twice to go back to previous track(s)

during program play.

7. After programmed playback stops, all the programmed tracks are retained in the

memory until the CD tray is opened. To restart programmed play, first press the

ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ Button and then the

button.

8. To resume to normal playback, press the button once while programmed play has

been stopped.

9. To clear the program contents, open the CD tray.

Changing a Track in the Program Memory In case you want to change the track in your programmed play, proceed in the following:

1. In programmed play Stop Mode, repeatedly press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK

ADJ Button until the number you want to replace is displayed.

2. Select a track as described as in procedure 2 to 3 above

3. Press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ Button to complete..

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MP3 PROGRAMMED PLAY

1. In Stop mode, press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ Button once. The Program

Number “P-01” will briefly appear on the Display. Folder No. “F00” and the Program Indicator, “MEMORY”, will appear and flash on the display.

2. Press the

buttons to select the desired folder (F02) while “F00” and

“MEMORY” are flashing.

3. Press ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ button to confirm when the desired folder

appears and blinks on the display. Track No. “000” will blink on the display.

4. Select the track you want to program using the

buttons while “000” is flashing and then press ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ button again to enter the track in memory.

For example the sixth track (006) is selected.

5. The Program Number will advance to “P-02” and briefly appear on the display. Folder No. “F00” and the Program Indicator, “MEMORY”, will appear and flash on the display to prompt for the next input.

6. Repeat procedure 2-5 above to program up to 64 tracks. Any attempt to program

more than 64 tracks will result in the first programmed number appearing and the programming will stop.

7. Press

to start program play and press to stop.

8. Normally all the programmed tracks will be played through once and then stop.

However, you may use the REPEAT function to repeatedly play a certain track (Repeat 1) or all tracks in the program (Repeat All). You may also tap

to go

directly to other tracks ahead or tap

twice to go back to previous track(s)

during program play.

9. After programmed playback stops, all the programmed tracks remain saved in the

memory unless the CD tray is opened. To restart programmed play, first press the

ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ button and then the

button.

10. To clear the program contents, open the CD tray.

MEMORY

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NOTES ON HANDLING COMPACT DISCS (CDs)

● Do not expose the CD to direct sunlight, high humidity or high temperatures for extended periods of time.

● CDs should be returned to their cases after using.

● Do not attach label or seal to either side of the CD-R/RW disc. It may cause a

malfunction.

● Handle the CD by its edge. Do not touch the playing surface (glossy side).

● Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the playing surface of the CD

with a soft cloth. Wipe in a straight motion from the center to the outside of the CD.

● Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays, antistatic sprays or fluids,

benzene or thinner to clean CDs.

ALARM OPERATIONS

Your CRX350iP provides an Alarm Wakeup function to iPod/Phone, Radio, CD or Alarm.

SETTING ALARM TIME Note: Alarm time can only be set in “POWER ON” mode after the current time is set.

1.) To set the wakeup time, press and hold the ALARM Button for approximately 2

seconds until the hour digit blinks and “AlARM” will light.

2.) When the hour digit blinks, press the or Buttons to adjust your desired hour

digit.

Note: For the 12 Hour format, make sure the Hour is set so that AM or PM is correctly displayed.

There is a PM Indicator located underneath the Hour digit. The

displayed time is PM

when the indicator is lit. The displayed time is AM when the

indicator is off.

3.) Press the ALARM button to save the hour setting, the minute digits will blink.

4.) When the minute digits blink, press the or buttons to adjust your desired

minute digit.

5.) Press the ALARM button to save the wakeup setting.

SETTING THE WAKEUP MODE

6.) Following step 5 above, press the ALARM button once to enter the wake up

selection mode, then follow the steps below according to the desired Alarm mode.

Note: “EUNE” stands for Wake to Radio, “Cd” stands for Wake to CD, “IPOd” stands for Wake to iPod/iPhone and “bUZZ” stands for Wake to Alarm Buzz.

i. Wake to Radio

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the “Radio Wakeup” Indicator,

“EUNE”, appears and blinks on the Display.

- Press the ALARM button again to enter the VOLUME setting mode. The Volume Digit will blink on the display.

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the desired Volume level (10-30) appears and blinks on the display then press the ALARM button to complete the setting.

- Press the STANDBY

button to turn the CRX350iP off. The Radio will come on

when the set Alarm time is reached.

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ii. Wake to CD

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the “Wake to CD” Indicator, “Cd”,

appears and blinks on the display.

- Press the ALARM button again to enter the VOLUME setting mode. The Volume Digit will blink on the display.

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the desired Volume level (10-30) appears and blinks on the display then press the ALARM button to complete the setting.

- Press the STANDBY button to turn off the unit. The Radio will come on when the set Alarm time is reached.

iii. Wake to iPod/iPhone

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the “Wake to iPod” Indicator,

“IPOd”, appears and blinks on the display.

- Press the ALARM button again to enter the VOLUME setting mode. The volume digit will blink on the display.

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the desired Volume level (10-30) appears and blinks on the display then press the ALARM Button to complete the setting.

- Press the STANDBY

button to turn off the unit. The iPod/iPhone will play

when the set Alarm time is reached.

iv. Wake to Alarm (bUZZ)

- Repeatedly press the

or buttons until the ALARM Indicator, “bUZZ”, appears and blinks on the display.

- Press the ALARM button again to confirm. The display will show the chosen Alarm time and then revert to the current function mode.

- Press the STANDBY

button to turn off the unit. The alarm will beep when

the set Alarm time is reached.

Note:

i. The Alarm Indicator will blink when the alarm time is reached and will keep on

sounding continuously until the unit is powered off by pressing the

Button.

ii. If you have chosen the “Wake to RADIO” alarm mode, make sure that you have

tuned to a station and adjusted the volume to a comfortable level.

iii. The volume level, except the beeping alarm, can be readjusted after waking up.

SNOOZE FUNCTION

When the alarm time is reached and the alarm is sounding, press the SNOOZE Button once. The alarm will wait 9 minutes before sounding again.

TURNING ALARM ON/OFF

With the CRX-350iP in POWER ON and ALARM mode:

1. Briefly press the ALARM Button once to deactivate the alarm function. The Alarm Indicator, “ALARM”, will disappear on th

e display.

2. Press the ALARM Button again to activate the alarm function. The chosen wakeup time and “Wakeup” mode will be displayed on the Display for a few seconds, after that the

display will revert to show the current mode. The Alarm Indicator, ALARM,

will appear steadily on the display.

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SLEEP TIMER

The sleep timer allows you to turn the unit off after a designated time is reached. You can use the SLEEP Timer to fall asleep to Radio, CD or iPod/iPhone for 120, 90, 60, 30 or 15 minutes intervals.

1.) Turn on the unit and then play your favorite CD or dock your iPod/iPhone or tune to the desired radio station and set the volume to a comfortable level.

2.)Press the SLEEP button. The display will show 120 minutes of playing time and then return to the current function mode (CD, iPod/iPhone or FM mode) in a few seconds.

The unit will automatically turn off after 120 minutes has elapsed.

3). Press the SLEE

P Button repeatedly to select a sleep time. The unit will play for the

selected length of time then automatically turn off.

4.) To turn the unit off before the selected length of time, press and hold the STANDBY Button at any time.

AUDIO INPUT VIA EXTERNAL DEVICES

The CRX350iP features an auxiliary audio signal input jack for connecting external audio devices like MP3 players, CD players and older, non-dockable iPods (except iPod shuffle 3

gen) and listen to your external source through the speakers of this system.

1. Use an audio cable (not included) with one 3.5 mm stereo plug on each end of the

cable.

2. Plug one end into the AUX IN Jack on the unit and the other end of the cable

into the Line-out Jack or Headphone Jack of your external audio device.

3. Turn on the external audio device.

4. To select auxiliary audio input, first press the STANDBY

Button to turn the unit

on and then repeatedly press the FUNCTION Button until “AUX”

is displayed.

5. Adjust the volume control on the unit. Operate all other functions on the

auxiliary

device as usual.

Note: (1) If you connected the Line Out Jack of your external device then you only need to

adjust the volume control on the CRX350iP. If you connected the Headphone Jack of your external device then you may need to adjust both the volume control of your external device and the volume control of this system to find the most desirable volume setting.

(2) Press the STANDBY

button to turn off the unit when you finish listening.

Don't forget to switch off the power of your external device as well.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. Avoid operating your unit under direct sunlight or in hot, humid or dusty places.

2. Keep your unit away from heating appliances and sources of electrical noise such as

fluorescent lamps or motors.

3. For better Clock and Display clarity, avoid operating the unit under direct sunlight or in

strong room illumination.

4. Unplug the unit from the electrical power outlet immediately in case of malfunction.

CLEANING THE UNIT

To prevent fire or shock hazard, disconnect your unit from the AC power source

when cleaning.

The finish on the unit may be cleaned with a dust cloth and cared for as other

furniture, Use caution when cleaning and wiping the plastic parts.

If the cabinet becomes dusty wipe it with a soft dry dust cloth. Do not use any wax or

polish sprays on the cabinet.

If the front panel becomes dirty or smudged with fingerprints it may be cleaned with

a soft cloth slightly dampened with a mild soap and water solution. Never use abrasive cloths or polishes as these will damage the finish of your unit.

CAUTION: Never allow any water or other liquids to get inside the unit while cleaning

due to risk of electric shocks or damage to the unit.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

If you experience difficulties in the use of this Docking System, please check the following or call 1300 553 315 for TEAC Customer Support Hotline.

Symptom Possible Problem Solution

The unit does not respond (no power).

AC Adaptor is not plugged into a wall outlet or the connector is not plugged into the power supply jack on the back of the unit.

Plug the AC adaptor into a wall outlet and plug the connector into the supply jack on the unit. Connections must be secure.

Wall outlet is not functioning.

Plug another device into the same outlet to confirm the outlet is working.

iPod/iPhone does not respond to the system.

iPod/iPhone is not installed properly.

Remove your iPod/iPhone from the dock and check for obstruction on the connectors in the dock and on your iPod/iPhone. Then reseat it on the dock.

Your iPod/iPhone is locked up.

Please make sure that your iPod/iPhone is working properly before docking into the unit. Please refer to your iPod/iPhone manual for info on resetting the iPod/iPhone.

iPod/iPhone does not charge.

Unit turned to CD or radio mode.

Select other modes for iPod charging.

iPod/iPhone is not installed properly.

Remove your iPod/iPhone from the dock and check for obstruction on the connectors in the dock and on your iPod/iPhone. Then reseat it in the dock.

iPod/iPhone is locked up/ frozen. iPod/iPhone battery has problems.

Please make sure your iPod/iPhone is working properly before docking into the unit. Please refer to your iPod/iPhone manual for details on resetting.

Weak FM reception

FM antenna wire is not fully extended.

Extend or reposition the wire antenna for best reception.

CD player will not play

- Unit not in CD function mode.

- CD is not loaded properly.

- If the CD is selfcompiled, the media used may not be compatible with the player.

- Select CD function mode.

- Load CD with label side up.

- Use better quality blank media and retest.

CD skips while playing

- Disc is dirty or

scratched.

- Wipe CD with clean cloth or use another disc.

Intermittent sound from CD player

- Dirty or defective disc

- Dirty pick up lens

- Player is subject to excessive shock or vibration

- Clean or replace the defective disc.

- Use a CD lens cleaning disc to clean the lens.

- Relocate the player away from shock or vibration.

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0.69

139(W) x 150(H) x 128(D) mm

DC 9V 2500mA

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Weight and dimensions are approximate.

SPECIFICATIONS

Disposal of old electrical appliances The European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), requires that old household electrical appliances must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste stream. Old appliances must be collected separately in order to optimize the recovery and recycling of the materials they contain, and reduce the impact on human health and the environment. The crossed out “wheeled bin” symbol on the product reminds you obligation, that when you dispose of the appliance, it must be separately contact their local authority or retailer for information concerning the correct disposal of their old appliance.

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