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REMOTE CONTROL

1.-

A/B

: allows selection between module A and module B.

2.-

0-9

: direct selection numeric buttons.

3.-

FOLDER

: folder selection. See front panel for more information.

4.-

REPEAT

:  in  playback  mode  this  button  allows  selection  of

repetition mode : repetition deactivated, repeat track or  file
(REPEAT),  repeat  album  (REPEAT  ALBUM)  and  repeat  all
(REPEAT ALL).

5.-

INTRO

:  one  press  of  this  button  activates  or  deactivates

playback of the first 10 seconds of each track. In the event of
a track being played it starts with that track.

6.-

REC

: button which allows recording.

7.-

DEL

: allows an audio track to be eliminated from the storage

device.

8.-

12

: playback and pause. See front panel for more information.

9.-

3

: stops playback or recording.

10.-

PROG

: allows MP3 file to be added to a playback list. In STOP

mode, press the PROG button (the word PROGRAM is shown
on the display). Then, select the file number using the numeric
buttons 0-9 or REW-SKIP-FWR and press the PROG button
again. 
Select the track from the folder in the same way and press PROG
again . Repeat the previous steps as many times as the number of
tracks you wish to add to the list. To begin playback of the list press the PLAY/PAUSE button. If you wish
to stop the programmed playback, press the STOP button. To exit the PROG mode press the STOP
button again. 

11.-

ID3

: activates or deactivates the display of ID3 tag file information.

12.-

RANDOM

: activates or deactivates the random playback mode.

13.-

SKIP-CUE 

8

: with a short press select the previous/next track. If pressed continuously playback fast

forwards/rewinds.

14.-

MUTE

: pressing this button activates the MUTE mode silencing the audio output. Press this button

again to deactivate it.

15.-

FUNC

: pressing this button selects the module A storage device from which the MP3 files are to be

read, either the USB storage device or the SD memory card.

16.-

1 STOP

: one press of this button selects the PLAY ONE playback mode, plays one (PLAY ONE is shown

on the display). In this mode the selected track is played once and playback stops. Press this button
again to deactivate this option (1 STOP OFF is shown on display). 

Note:

PLAY ONE mode is activated by default in module A.

17.-

A-B

: allows playback of a section of a track in a loop. In playback mode, one press of this button ,marks

the beginning of the section (A-- is shown on the display). Press this button again to establish the end
of the section (A--B is shown on the display). The loop will play until this button is pressed again.

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Summary of Contents for FS-2960GU

Page 1: ...FS 2960GU USB SD MP3 RECORDER PLAYER INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... allow ventilation Avoid direct sunlight heat sources and excessive dust Do not place the machine near magnetic fields or static electricity Do not use surfaces which vibrate or receive impact Do not pile machines on top of one another VENTILATION Never block or cover the ventilation slits on the machine Do not expose it to direct sunlight or place it near sources of heat PERIODS OF INACTIVITY Whe...

Page 3: ...shows that when the product is disposed of it must be done properly placing it in a special selective electronic and electrical equipment container or through a dealer when purchasing a similar product at no additional cost It also shows that the machine was put on the market after 13th August 2005 European Community Directive 2002 96 CE of Electrical and Electronic recycling and its Spanish equiv...

Page 4: ... PLAY ONE playback mode if the STOP button is pressed playback will stop Note if any REPEAT playback mode is activated PLAY ONE mode will be deactivated 8 PLAY RANDOM 1 In STOP mode pressing PLAY RANDOM will select RANDOM mode and play tracks randomly 2 In PLAY RANDOM mode if the PLAY RANDOM button is pressed again it activates the pause mode Pressing the PLAY RANDOM button again resumes random pl...

Page 5: ...indicator which lights up when recording or deleting in the connected device 18 RECORD allows recording to start Press the STOP button to finish recording 19 DELETE to delete files In USB operating mode select the file you wish to eliminate and press the DELETE button once the message DEL FILE appears on the display Then press the DELETE button continuously until the message DEL appears on the dis...

Page 6: ...o begin playback of the list press the PLAY PAUSE button If you wish to stop the programmed playback press the STOP button To exit the PROG mode press the STOP button again 11 ID3 activates or deactivates the display of ID3 tag file information 12 RANDOM activates or deactivates the random playback mode 13 7 SKIP CUE 8 with a short press select the previous next track If pressed continuously playb...

Page 7: ... whole act in a simple and intuitive way It can also be used as a source of background music Sound quality and easy to use covering all your needs Great versatility in a compact size with fast start recording By defect the configuration of the module allows selection and playback of a track from the SD memory card When the track automatically stops however it is not neccessary to wait for the end ...

Page 8: ...ng from another storage device simultaneously It indexes up to 1 999 songs Peak and recording LED indicators Remote control RESPONSE 20 20 000 Hz DISTORTION Harmonic 0 5 at 1 kHz S N RATIO 80 dB at 1 kHz INPUTS 1 auxiliary 2 x RCA 500 mV OUTPUTS 2 auxiliaries 2 x RCA 1 V FUNCTIONS USB SD MP3 player for drives of up to 32 GB USB MP3 recorder for drives of up to 16 GB POWER SUPPLY 230 V AC 50 W DIME...

Page 9: ...d with that problem This warranty does not include damage produced by inappropriate use or negligence accidents worn out parts due to use breakages burns spilt liquids or other substances excessive humidity battery deterioration and internal manipulation of the device the software or its components by unauthorized persons and in general any use that is unrelated to the nature and purpose of the pr...

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