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1.   POWER Key

•  Press to turn the power ON/

 Stand-by.

2.

             

CD Key

•  For compact disc.

3.  TUNER Key

•  To select the Tuner source.

4.

MEMORY/CLOCK ADJUSTMENT
Key (MEM/CLK ADJ)

 In the Radio mode:

 the preset

   memory is called in ascending order.
•  

In the CD mode:

 for setting

 program.

• 

 In the clock mode:

 for setting of

   the clock or timer adjustment.

5.   PHONES JACK

•  Connection for headphones.

6.    SEARCH/CLK

7.   SLEEP/TIMER

8.

MUTE Key

•  To mute the sound output.

9.

STOP/BAND Key

• 

In the CD mode:

 to stop the

 compact disc or clear program.

 In the Radio mode

: to select

   the receiving band.

10. VOLUME Key

•  To adjust the volume level.

11.

PRESET EQUALIZER Key(EQ)

•  For selecting Digital Sound
  Control:

 CLASSIC, ROCK, POP

  and 

FLAT.

12. OPEN/CLOSE Key

13. PLAY/PAUSE Key

• 

 In the CD mode:

 to start or

  interrupt play.

14. MEMORY-UP/REPEAT Key

(REPEAT/M-UP)

 In the Radio mode:

 for recalling

   the preset memory in order.

 In the CD mode:

 for selecting

    the all repeat or track repeat mode.

15.  DISPLAY Key

•  To indicate the functioning of the
  unit.

16. AUX Key

17.  REMOTE SENSOR

•   To 

receive signals from the

  remote control.

5

LOCATION OF CONTROLS

17

16

14

15

13

4

6

8

9

7

1

2

10

11

12

3

5

6

18.  AC POWER CORD

19. ANTENNA

20. SPEAKER SOCKET

21. STEREO/MONO SELECTOR

22. AUX INPUT SOCKET

23. LINE OUT SOCKET

23

22

20

18

19

21

SPEAKER

CONNECT  THE 

LOUDSPEAKERS TO 

THESE SOCKETS

Summary of Contents for Micro 1002

Page 1: ...HELPLINE PHONE NUMBER 02392 391100 HELPLINE PHONE NUMBER 02392 391100 1002 MICRO SYSTEM CD PLL FM MW RADIO INSTRUCTION MANUAL Before operating this unit please read this Owners manual carefully ...

Page 2: ...ortant to you and to us so please take care when operating this equipment It is strongly recommended that you follow the listed guidelines in order to prevent possible damage or loss of hearing Establish a safe sound level Over time your hearing will adapt to continuous loud sounds and will give the impression that the volume has in fact been reduced What seems normal to you may in fact be harmful...

Page 3: ... AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM CAUTION HAZARDOUS LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK DEFEATED SOME DO S AND DON T S ON THE SAFE USE OF EQUIPMENT This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet European safety standards but like any electrical equipment care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured Do read the operating instruction before you att...

Page 4: ... 10 VOLUME Key To adjust the volume level 11 PRESET EQUALIZER Key EQ For selecting Digital Sound Control CLASSIC ROCK POP and FLAT 12 OPEN CLOSE Key 13 PLAY PAUSE Key In the CD mode to start or interrupt play 14 MEMORY UP REPEAT Key REPEAT M UP In the Radio mode for recalling the preset memory in order In the CD mode for selecting the all repeat or track repeat mode 15 DISPLAY Key To indicate the ...

Page 5: ...ersonal computer Unravel and position the FM aerial lead away from the power and speaker cords as these could generate noise Do not position the FM aerial lead so that it touches the rear of the unit REPLACING THE BATTERY If the remote control has erratic or no operation Replace the batteries type AAA obtainable from most shops Remove the battery cover from the back of the remote Remove the batter...

Page 6: ...panel or press the VOLUME DOWN UP button of remote control to the desired level STEREO HEADPHONE Stereo headphone socket is provided on the front panel of the main unit headphones not supplied Connect a low impedance 4 32ohm stereo headphone to the headphone socket for private listening Inserting the 3 5mm headphone jack plug automatically disconnects the loudspeakers SETTING THE CLOCK 1 Press DIS...

Page 7: ... to a low level during search operation and will return to its normal level when the search button is released PROGRAMMING TRACKS Up to 20 tracks can be programmed into memory 1 Load a CD as described under Inserting the disc 2 Press MEMORY CLK ADJ to start programming 3 Press SEARCH CLK to locate a particular track The track number is shown on the display 4 When you have found the correct track n...

Page 8: ... tuner will automatically search for the first broadcast of sufficient strength Repeat this procedure if you wish to select another station 5 To tune to weak stations briefly depress SEARCH CLK continuously until you reach the required frequency or the reception is at its optimum 6 Switch to MONO if there is interference noise during FM stereo reception switch is located at rear of player PROGRAMM...

Page 9: ...es After this time the unit will turn on again TIMER OPERATION Before setting the timer make sure the clock is correctly set See page 10 TIMER ON SETTING Turn on the unit and Press CD TUNER to select the desired sound source WAKE TO TUNER 1 If you select TUNER press REPEAT M UP to select a preset station 2 The display will show the selected preset station and frequency 3 Press TIMER to confirm you...

Page 10: ...er cord wait 1 minute then reinsert the plug and push the POWER button NO VOLUME Check the VOLUME control setting Make sure the correct feature has been selected For instance CD should be selected when playing a CD Make sure the speakers are properly connected Make sure the speaker wires are not shorted together If headphones are plugged in disconnect them REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT WORK Check and if...

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