Technika MC 507 User Handbook Manual

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User Handbook

CD/TUNER Hi-Fi SYSTEM WITH MP3 AND USB FLASH DRIVE SUPPORT

MC 507

apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

- Increase the separation between the equipment

Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electrical

and receiver.

shock, do not expose this product to rain or

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

moisture. The product must not be exposed to

different from that to which the receiver is

dripping and splashing and no object filled with

connected.

liquids such as a vase of flowers should be placed

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

on the product.

technician for help.

No naked flame sources such as candles should

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

be placed on the product.

Mains Supply: The mains operating voltage of this

Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly

unit is on the rating plate on the rear.

approved by the manufacturer could void the user's

The means of disconnecting the unit from the mains

authority to operate this device.

supply is the mains plug. This must be unobstructed

Caution: Usage of controls or adjustments or

and freely operable at all times.

performance of procedures other than those

Read these instructions.

Class II construction double insulated. This

specified herein may result in hazardous exposure.

Keep these instructions.

product must not be connected to earth.

These labels tell you that the unit contains a Laser

Heed all warnings.

component. Do not stare at the laser lens.

Follow all instructions. Do not use this apparatus near water. Clean only with a slightly damp cloth. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's

IMPORTANT

instructions.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate

Do not install or operate near any heat sources such

radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

as radiators, stoves, or other apparatus that

used in accordance with the instructions, may cause

produce heat.

harmful interference to radio ommunication.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or

However, this is no guarantee that interference will

when unused for long periods of time.

not occur in a particular installation. If this

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

equipment does cause harmful interference to radio

Servicing is required when the apparatus has been

or television reception, which can be determined by

damaged in any way, such as the power-supply

turning the equipment off and on, the user is

cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one

objects have fallen into the apparatus, the

of the following measures:

CAUTION!

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO

NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this unit.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Dirty, scratched or warped discs may cause

UNPACKING FITTING HANDSET BATTERIES

skipping or noise.

Slide the battery compartment cover down to

The carton contains:

Handle the disc only by the edges. To keep discs

remove it. Unwrap the batteries and insert them into

$ The MC507 AM/FM/CD receiver:

clean, do not touch the surface.

the battery compartment as shown. Replace the

$ Table stand:

cover.

Discs should be stored in their cases after use to

$ Remote Handset:

avoid scratches.

$ Wall mounting template and hardware.

Do not expose discs to direct sunlight, high humidity,

Unpack all the components carefully being

high temperature, dust, etc. Prolonged exposure to

especially careful not to damage the panels of the

extreme temperatures can warp the disc.

loudspeakers.

Do not stick or write anything on the disc. Sharp

Inspect the components carefully. If any item is

writing instruments or the inks used in some felt tip

damaged or missing, contact the Tesco store from

pens may damage its surface.

where you purchased this product, or if that is not

When loading a CD into the player:

possible, your nearest Tesco store. Please have your receipt ready when you call.

Position the disc over the centre spindle

Retain the packaging. If you dispose of it, do so in

Make sure the printed side faces out

accordance with recycling regulations in your area.

Press the CD gently into place

Retain the User Handbook. If you pass the unit on to

Always use AAA batteries and replace them in pairs.

NEVER use force

a third party make sure you pass on the handbook.

Do not mix old and new batteries. If you are not using the system for an extended period, remove the batteries to avoid leakage and corrosion.

Never short circuit batteries or leave them lying

When removing a CD from the player:

around. When disposing of used batteries do not

Press lightly on the centre spindle

throw them into a fire, the general rubbish or water.

Gently ease the CD off by holding it at the edges.

Dispose of batteries having regard to the recycling regulations in force in your area.

Do not touch the playing surface

NEVER use force

PRELIMINARIES

CD TOPICS

Preliminaries

! Check that the mains voltage on the rating

plate which is located at the rear of the unit matches the mains voltage in your area.

! Unwrap the power cord ! Uncoil the FM antenna and extend it fully.

The system can be used freestanding or wall mounted

Ensure there is a suitable power point within easy reach. The mains plug must not be obstructed and must be freely operable at all times.

Make sure there is a least 150 mm (6”) of free space above the unit so that the CD door can open to its full height.

If you are free standing the system, site the system on a stable surface (ideally a stout shelf) where it is unlikely to fall or get knocked over.

Make sure that you position the unit where the remote handset can easily be operated in direct line of sight and no more than 15 metres away.

The radio performance of the system depends on the aerial. If you plan to wall mount the unit make sure that there is adequate signal strength in your proposed location before drilling the wall.

The FM aerial should be moved around to get the

ENSURE THE WALL IS STABLE AND CAN SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF THE UNIT. It is for the user to

optimum results. Do not extend or cut the FM

determine whether the supplied hardware is suitable for the wall and to provide proper alternative

antenna lead.

fixings if not. If you are unsure of how to proceed consult a qualified building expert.

The MW aerial is internal to the system, so if you

Apply the supplied template to the wall and mark the position of the holes. Ensure the template is

need good medium wave reception, try the

horizontal so that the unit sits level. This is most important. Drill two 6mm holes in the wall. Push the

system in different locations before making a final

wall plugs in and screw the two screws in leaving 7mm protruding. Align the keyhole slots in the unit

choice.

over the screws and pull gently down to hang the unit.

SITING AND PLACEMENT ATTACHING THE TABLE STAND

1: Place the unit face down on a table. Place a soft cloth under the unit to avoid damaging it.

2: Align the tabs on the stand over the slots in the unit

3: Sl ide t he st and forward and push the tabs into place in the unit.

4: When the tabs click into place the stand is attached

5: Stand the assembly upright and check that the stand firmly supports the unit.

CLICK

WALLMOUNTING THE SYSTEM

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS - OVERVIEW

LOADING A CD

SIDE

FACING OUT

1: Select the CD input 2: Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the CD Door 3: Insert a CD as shown 4: Press OPEN/CLOSE to close the CD Door

Subwoofer Output Auxiliary Input

CD Door

Control Panel

Right

Loudspeaker

Left

Loudspeaker

Table

Stand

Battery

Compartment

BACKUP BATTERIES

The backup batteries store all your system settings so if there is an extended power failure or you disconnect the unit from the mains you do not have to re-enter the settings.

Lift off the battery compartment cover. Insert two AA batteries (not supplied) as shown. Replace the cover.

EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS

AUXILIARY INPUT: Connect any line source such as a DVD or MP3 player. You will need to purchase a suitable RCA phono interconnect.

SUBWOOFER: This is a single RCA connector for connection to a powered subwoofer. Refer to your subwoofer user manual for guidance.

Make external connections before the unit is stand or wall mounted, or you will need to dismount the unit to access the connectors!!

Power

Cord

FM Antenna

Wall mounting

keyhole slots

RIGHT

LEFT

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS - FRONT PANEL

1. EQ KEY: Choose from Pass (no Eq.); Classic;rock; Pop; Jazz

2. SLEEP KEY: Choose a time period after which the set switches off.

3. TIMER KEY: Program the unit to switch ON/OFF

4. PROGRAM KEY: Set p a program of tracks. Set the clock (in Standby).

5. PREVIOUS KEY:

6. CD STOP KEY: Stop a CD playing

7. MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY

8. PLAY/PAUSE KEY: Press to Pause a CD: Press again to play

9. NEXT KEY

10. FIND/ESP DISPLAY KEY:

11. TUNER/BAND KEY: Select the radio - Select AM/FM

12. CD REPEAT KEY: Repeat a track or a whole CD

13. MEM (+) KEY: Choose the next memorised Radio station up

14. FUNCTION KEY: Press to select AUX/USB CARD/TUNER/CD

15. MEM ( - ) KEY: Choose the next memorised Radio station down

16. VOLUME ( - ) KEY

17. VOLUME (+) KEY

18. ON/OFF KEY: Switch the unit ON or to Standby.

19. HEADPHONE SOCKET

20. USB SOCKET: Connect a USB flash card.

21. REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR

22. OPEN/CLOSE KEY: Open/Close the CD door.

TIMER

PROGRAM

FIND/ESP

DISPLAY

TUNER

BAND

REPEAT

MEM+

MEM–

SLEEP FUNCTION

EQ –

VOLUME

ON/OFFOPEN/CLOSE

VOLUME

PHONESIR SENSOR

USB

Alter the Volume up or down

In CD mode, search a CD or skip a track In Radio Mode, tune up or down the band

In CD mode, search a CD or skip In Radio Mode, tune up or down the band

a track

1) 1!

1@ 1# 1$ 1% 1^

Find a named MP3 track Switch the ESP function ON/OFF

09 64:57

ESP

COMPARISON OF CONTROL PANEL

AND HANDSET FUNCTIONS

The figure below compares the Control Panel keys with their direct handset equivalents. Most functions are common to the Handset and Control Panel.

INTRO (2), MUTE (13) and NUMBER(7) keys are available only on the handset.

The CD DOOR can only be operated from the

Control Panel.

FM Stereo/Mono reception can only be selected via the FIND/MS key (18) on the handset.

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS - REMOTE HANDSET

d e f

1) 1!

FIND

BAND

TIMER

SLEEP

MEM

DOWN

MEM

PLAY/PAUSE

BACK

TUNE

DOWN

VOLUME

TUNE

INTRO

FUNC.

REPEAT

PROG

STOP

1 2

456

7 8

1. ON/OFF KEY: Switch the unit ON or to Standby.

2. BAND KEY: Select the radio - Select AM/FM

3. INTRO KEY: Sample the first 10 secs of every track on a CD

4. FUNCTION KEY: Press to select AUX/USB CARD/TUNER/CD

5. REPEAT KEY: Repeat a track or a whole CD

6. MEM UP KEY: Choose the next memorised Radio station up

7. NUMBER KEYPAD: Directly enter CD/MP3 track/album numbers

8. PROGRAM KEY: Set p a program of tracks. Set the clock .

9. PLAY/PAUSE KEY : Press to Pause a CD: Press again to play

10. PREVIOUS/NEXT KEYS:

11. CD STOP KEY: Stop a CD playing

12. VOLUME UP/DOWN KEYS: Alter the Volume up or down

13. MUTE KEY. Press to cancel/restore the sound.

14. MEM DOWN KEY: Choose the next memorised Radio station down

15. SLEEP KEY: Choose a time period after which the set switches off.

16. EQ KEY: Choose from Pass (no Eq.); Classic;rock; Pop; Jazz

17. TIMER KEY: Program the unit to switch ON/OFF

18. FIND/MS KEY:

CD mode, find a named Mp3 track/album CD mode: set/cancel the ESP function Radio Mode, set a FM station to Mono/Stereo

Search a CD or skip Tune up or down a Radio band

a track

TIMER

PROGRAM

SLEEP

OPEN/CLOSE

VOLUME

IR SENSOR

FIND/ESP

DISPLAY

TUNER

BAND

REPEAT

MEM+

MEM–

FUNCTION

–

VOLUME

ON/OFF

PHONES

USB

09 64:57

ESP

5 6

GETTING STARTED

Plug in the mains plug and switch the system on at the mains point.

The system will respond and go into Standby. In standby mode the display is off so it may appear as if the unit is not working - it is!

Setting the Clock

When the system is in Standby the screen displays the clock time. The clock can be set to display 24 or 12 hour (AM/PM mode)

1. Press and hold the PROGRAM key for 3 seconds

2.Press the or keys to toggle 12/24 hr mode.

3. Press the PROGRAM key to confirm

Setting the time 20:25 (24 Hour Mode)

4. Press to set the hour.

3. Press the PROGRAM key to confirm

The hour stops flashing and the minutes flash.

4. Press to set the minutes.

5. Press the PROGRAM key to confirm

The minutes stop flashing and the clock is set.

To set the clock to 12 hour format:

Select ‘12 HOUR ‘ and proceed as above.

• The clock can only be set when the unit is in Standby

The procedure may be carried out from the control panel or the handset.

SWITCHING ON

Press the POWER switch on the handset or the ON/OFF switch on the front panel. The unit switches

on. In normal use the system will revert to the mode and volume it was in when last used.

SELECTING AN INPUT

Repeatedly press the FUNCTION key to select an input - AUX/ USB CARD/ TUNER/ CD

PLAYING A CD

1. Select CD via the FUNCTION key : OR

Press the PLAY/PAUSE key.

If no disc is in the player you will see:

2. Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the CD door

3. Place a CD into the tray with the label facing outwards.

4. Press OPEN/CLOSE to close the CD door.

5.The player will read the disc Table of Contents (TOC)

The display will register the disc information and stop. (A very few CDs may begin playing from Track 1.)

If the disc is a standard audio CD the display will show “CD”. Other formats will display the format type. These behave differently and will be covered later.

ANTI SHOCK PROTECTION (ESP): The player uses a memory buffer. The buffer memorises up to 40 seconds of information and reads from this memory to prevent skipping when the unit is subjected to minor shocks and vibration. If you the unit is in a location where there is no likelihood of shock and where it will not be moved during play, you may switch ESP off.

Press the FIND/ESP key to toggle ESP ON and OFF.

OPERATION PLAYING A CD

24 hour

20:00

12 hour

24 hour

20:25

Hello

D SC

CD READ

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

ESP ON

ESP OFF

OPE

VOLUME

REPEAT MODE

Press the REPEAT button to cycle the repeat mode of the player as follows:

NORMAL PLAY: (NO ICON)

REPEAT: Repeat one track continuously.

REPEAT ALL: Repeat the entire CD continuously

INTRO SKIP

Press INTRO on the handset

The player samples the first ten seconds of each successive track on the disc. After sampling all the tracks on the disc the player will stop.

When you want to play a track: Press INTRO again

INTRO mode can be selected when the CD is stopped or playing.

The INTRO function cannot be combined with the REPEAT function.

PROGRAM PLAY

PROGRAM PLAY allows selected tracks on the disc to be played in any desired order.

1. Load a CD; Press STOP

2. Press the PROGRAM key

“PROGRAM” P-01 appears and the display prompts you to enter a track

3. Press to locate the desired track OR.

Select the track number from the handset

4. Press PROG to confirm.

“00 P-02" appears

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to program more tracks. Up to 64 tracks may programmed.

6. Press to play the program.

To cancel a program before it plays:

Press STOP

To cancel a program during Program Play:

Press STOP . The disc will stop and display the tracks on the disc but the program is retained in the memory.

Press to play the disc normally from the start.

To replay the program:

Press PROGRAM followed by the PLAY/PAUSE key

To erase the program completely:

Press PROGRAM and then press STOP twice.

Editing a Program

From STOP mode during program play:

1. Press PROG repeatedly until you reach the track you want to replace.

2. Press to locate the desired new track.

3. Press PROG again to confirm.

4. Press to play the program.

The full program will now play but when it reaches P03, instead of track 8, track 4 will play.

CD MODE AND PROGRAM PLAY

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

REPEAT ALL

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

REPEAT ALL

REPEAT

03 o0:01

VOLUME

ESP

INTRO

0 0 P - 0 1

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

0 5 P - 0 1

VOLUME

0 0 P - 0 2

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

VOLUME

01 01:01

ESP

0 5 P - 0 1

VOLUME

0 8 P - 0 3

VOLUME

0 4 P - 0 3

VOLUME

MEMORY

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence play

To change tracks:

Press repeatedly

The disc will go forward/back one track at a time

To repeat a track:

Press once.

The disc will replay the track from the beginning

To search at speed back or forward:

Press and hold .

The disc will search at speed and the sound will mute. Release the button to revert to normal play.

To pause a disc:

Press .

The disc will pause. In pause mode the sound mutes and the track number and time flash.

Press to resume normal play.

To stop the disc:

Press

The disc will stop and display the total tracks

To start a disc from a particular track

Press repeatedly to select the track no. OR

Enter the track number from the Number Keypad

Then press .

The disc will play from the start of the chosen track

You can also change tracks during play by selecting the track from the number keypad and then pressing the PLAY/PAUSE key.

ALTERING THE VOLUME

To increase /decrease the volume

Press VOLUME

The max. volume level is 30, the minimum is 0. The volume level is indicated by the length of the bar display at the bottom of the screen.

The volume level appears on the screen before reverting to the track display.

Muting the sound

Press MUTE.

The Volume bar display flashes and the sound will mute: In mute mode you can operate the player but the sound remains muted

To cancel mute:

Press MUTE or VOLUME

Note: If you switch the player into Standby mode when the Volume is set to maximum level (30) when you next switch the player on the volume level will be reduced to

25.

If you set the volume to a level below 23 the player will come on at the lower volume.

Sound Modes

Pressing EQ cycles the player through

PASS(No Eq), CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, JAZZ

The display indicates briefly the new mode.

To check the current mode: press EQ once.

CAUTION

Do not play the system at very high levels of volume as you may damage your hearing.

PLAYING A CD CONTROLLING THE SOUND

03 o0:01

VOLUME

01 01:01

ESP

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:24

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:25

VOLUME

09 64:57

ESP

VOLUME

07 64:57

ESP

VOLUME

07 00:01

ESP

OLUME 14

VOLUME

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

03 o5:21

VOLUME

ESP

Jazz

VOLUME

MP3 discs take two basic forms.

The simplest MP3 disc is a collection of single tracks burned onto the disc rather like a standard CD.

More often an MP3 disc will have a set of folders . The basic disc itself is called the ROOT folder but a disc often has several additional folders. Each folder may contain one or several songs. These may be arranged by performer, composer, genre (Jazz, rock, etc.) and so on.

The system can play such discs and even read the full track information including performer, song title, format, album - in fact everything that the company has coded into the track. All this is much more comprehensive than that on a CD.

NAMING TRACKS AND FOLDERS

MP3 tracks use a tag naming system called ID3. Before you burn your tracks to a CD you should name them on your PC. This name can simply be the title of the song, or you can use any name that helps you to identify the track. This player is able to read this information and you can search for a folder and then locate an individual track by name.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Because of the amount of disc information the system has to read, starting and stopping the disc can appear sluggish. Be patient!

If the formatting of the track is not very good (and many home recorded MP3s aren’t), the song will not play.

For best results we advise you to burn the disc using software that will record a proper MP3 formatted disc. Discs with a number of MP3 tracks in folders just burnt as a PC data disc may not play.

ABOUT MP3 FORMATS

Load an MP3 disc

The player will load the disc and then stop. The basic disc information will appear as in the illustration.

This tells you that the disc contains 4 folders with a total of 24 songs. Of these 4 folders one of them will in all probability be the basic disc or ROOT folder. This will always play first.

To play the complete disc - Press

This display tells you that the first track of the first folder is playing.

To change tracks: Press repeatedly

The disc will go forward/back one track at a time To repeat a track: Press once. The disc will replay the track from the beginning

To search at speed back or forward:

Press and hold .The disc will search at speed and the sound will mute. Release the button to revert to normal play.

To pause a disc: Press .

When all the tracks in the first folder have played the next folder will play and so on until the entire disc has played.

BASIC INFORMATION SEARCH

Select a track number from the handset. Say you select track 22: The coded track information will now display.

Press to select the and play this track. The track information appears. This tells you that the selected

track (22 of the disc) is the fifth track in Folder 4.

If you choose an invalid track number (say 200):

The track you are currently playing will continue.

PLAYING MP3 FORMATS

VOLUME

024 stop

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

HARD DAY’s NIg

O22

ESP

VOLUME

005 0:01

ESP

VOLUME

200

ESP

NONE

QUICK FOLDER SELECTION

Load an MP3 disc

Press the MEM UP/DOWN key to select the folder

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence play.

To browse by song:

Press and hold the MEM UP/DOWN key to scan the files in the folder. The scan will then move to the next folder and so on.

ADVANCED FOLDER SELECTION

Load an MP3 disc

Press the FIND/MS key twice. The FIND symbol appears on the display. The first album to display will be the ROOT.

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence play

To return to Album Search: Press the FIND/MS key twice.

Press repeatedly to select a different folder

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence playing the folder. When the contents have played the next album will play until the disc reaches the end.

SELECTING A SONG WITHIN A FOLDER

Press the FIND/MS key twice.

Press repeatedly to select a folder Press and hold the one of the keys

The ALBUM symbol disappears and the first song in the folder appears.

Press repeatedly to scan the songs in the folder

When you have selected a song:

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence playing.

ALPHABETICAL SEARCH

Load an MP3 disc

Press the FIND/MS key once.

The FIND symbol appears on the display.

The letter A also appears with the first song beginning with A. The ‘11 ’ at the top of the display indicates this is track 11 on the disc.

Press and hold the one of the keys. The letter A flashes and the next song beginning with A appears.

Repeatedly press the keys to view all the songs on the disc beginning with A.

When you have selected a song:

Press PLAY/PAUSE to commence playing.

To move through the alphabet:

Press the FIND/MS key once. The letter A appears

Repeatedly press the keys to view move to the next alphabet. You can search all the letters of the alphabet and the digits from 0-9.

If there are no songs beginning with a particular letter:

REPEAT: Press REPEAT to cycle the options

PROGRAM AND INTRO SKIP

These work as for CD replay.

SELECTING AND PLAYING A FOLDER

VOLUME

024 stop

ESP

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

003 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

ROOT

ESP

VOLUME

024 stop

ESP

ALBUM

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

ROOT

ESP

ALBUM

VOLUME

Beatles

ESP

ALBUM

VOLUME

001 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

Beatles

ESP

ALBUM

VOLUME

Let it be

003

ESP

VOLUME

029 stop

ESP

VOLUME

A- All ALONE

011

ESP

VOLUME

A- AMAZing gr

021

ESP

VOLUME

008 00:01

ESP

VOLUME

A- All ALONE

011

ESP

VOLUME

F none

011

ESP

REPEAT 1

REPEAT ALL

REPEAT ALBUM

NORMAL

VOLUME

005 00:01

ESP

STEREO OR MONO

Stereo reception offers more realistic sound. In poor reception areas Stereo can be noisy. Setting the tuner to mono will greatly improve noise performance in poor reception areas.

To set mono:

Tune in the wanted station

Press the FIND/MS key on the handset.

The Stereo light will extinguish

To restore Stereo

Press the FIND/MS key on the handset.

The Stereo light will return

The default setting for FM is stereo. It is not possible to memorise a mono setting for a station broadcasting in stereo

AUX MODE

Repeatedly press the FUNCTION key to select - AUX MODE

You can now play external audio equipment through the system. In this mode only the Volume EQ and MUTE functions operate.

USING THE TUNER

Press TUNER/BAND

The tuner will switch on. In normal use the last used band and station will be the one displayed.

Press TUNER/BAND to select MW or FM (The default at first use is FM)

TUNING A STATION - Auto Tuning

Press and hold . the tuner will scan the band looking for a station. When a usable station is reached the tuner will stop and play the station.

To continue scanning, press and hold .

TUNING A STATION - Manual Tuning

Press and hold .

The tuner scans the band in increments of 50KHz (FM) and 9KHz (AM) In this mode you may get inter-station noise so please turn the volume down.

When a stereo station (FM) is detected the STEREO beacon will light.

PRESETS

You can preset 30 FM and 10 MW stations

1. Tune the wanted radio station

2. Press the PROGRAM button

4. Press MEMUP/MEM DOWN to select a program channel

5. Press PROG/MEM to save the station. This will overwrite the preset with the new information.

6. Repeat steps 2 to 5 to store additional stations.

7. To recall a preset station: Press MEMUP/MEM DOWN until you reach the preset no.

FM 87.50

MHz

FM 88.00

MHz

FM 92.50

MHz

<<ST>>

mw 522

KHz

mw 531

KHz

FM 90.50

MHz

FM 90.50

MHz

FM 90.50

MHz

FM 90.50

MHz

FM 97.30

MHz

<<ST>>

MEMORY

<<ST>>

MEMORY

FM 97.30

MHz

<<ST>>

MONO

FM 97.30

MHz

STEREO

FM 97.30

MHz

<<ST>>

AUX

Although the unit is fully compatibly with USB 1.1 &

2.0 standards, a small percentage of USB flash drives might not be readable. Some MP3 players may play into this input but most won’t. If you have a section on your MP3 player formatted for memory storage you can drag MP3 files to that partition and use it.

Repeatedly press the FUNCTION key to select the USB input. Now plug a USB flash disk into the USB port at the front of the unit. It is essential that the

input be selected before the drive is connected.

The unit will now read the contents of the drive:

To play the complete disc - Press

This display tells you that the first track of the first folder is playing.

To change tracks: Press repeatedly

The disc will go forward/back one track at a time To repeat a track: Press once. The disc will replay the track from the beginning

To search at speed back or forward:

Press and hold .The disc will search at speed and the sound will mute. Release the button to revert to normal play.

To pause: Press .

When all the tracks in the first folder have played the next folder will play until the entire drive has played.

All the other search functions and play modes operate as for MP3 disc replay except that there is no Alphabetical Search.

Card-usb

PLAYING USB FLASH DRIVES SLEEP AND ALARM MODE

VOLUME

024 stop

ESP

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Sleep mode sets the system to Standby when the preset sleep time is reached.

To set SLEEP mode:

Press the SLEEP key repeatedly to cycle the sleep time in minutes. OFF bypasses the function

90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 OFF

When you have set the time the display reverts to program mode with the addition of the SLEEP icon.

To check the remaining time: Press SLEEP

When the clock has reached ‘00’:

ALARM MODE

You can operate the unit as an alarm clock:

To set the timer it is essential that you have set up the clock. See P. 8 for details.

Press TIMER. The Alarm ON display appears

Set the alarm ON time: This is the time at which the

unit will switch on.

Press repeatedly to set the hours

Press TIMER

Press repeatedly to set the minutes

Press TIMER. The Alarm OFF display appears Set the alarm OFF time: This is the time at which the unit will switch off.

Press repeatedly to set the hours

Press TIMER

Press repeatedly to set the minutes

Press TIMER

The normal display will re-appear with the clock icon

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