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Connection 

1.  Connect the speaker wire from included speaker box to the speaker terminal (35) of the main unit. 
2.  Connect  the  power  cord  (37)  to  AC  outlet,  the  unit  will  go  into  standby  mode  and  Standby  LED  (5) 

lights up. 

3.  Turn on the unit by On/Standby button (7). If the LCD display (2) is on with backlighting, it means the 

power supply is normal. Now your system is ready to play the music.   

 

Setting the clock 

1.  Set unit in standby mode by On/Standby button (7). 
2.  P

ress the “Mem/clk-adj” button (14), the first second digit of “00” is flashing. press 

 

or 

 

button 

(12/27) to set the correct hour. 

Press” Mem/clk-adj” button (14) to store the correct hour. 

3.  T

he  third  &  fourth  digit  of  “00”  is  flashing,  press  the 

 

or 

 

button  (12/27)  to  set  the  correct 

minutes. Press 

“Mem/clk-adj” (14) to store the correct minute. 

4.  To select 12/24 hours, display mode,

 

hold the CD stop button (8) to change mode repeatedly. 

 

 

The  pre-set  time  will be  re-set  completely  if  the  unit  is switched  off  at  the power  point.  It  is 
recommended to switch the system into standby mode for convenient usage.   

 

Listening to the radio 

Manual tuning 

1.  Set unit in standby mode by On/Standby button (7). 
2.  Press Tuner/band button repeatedly (24) to select tuner mode and desired band (FM-AM). 
3.  Tune to the required station by pressing the Tuning up/down button (12/27). 
4.  Adjust volume controls to the desired volume level. 

 

Auto tuning 

1.  Press Tuner/Band button (24) and select tuner mode and desired band. 
2.  Press and hold the Tuning up/down button (12/27) for 1-2 seconds and then release 
3.  The unit will start seeking automatically and stop until a radio station is reached. 
4.  Repeat step 2 & 3 until the desired radio station is being reached. 
5.  Adjust volume controls to the desired volume level. 
 

Preset stations   

You can store up to total of 40 radio stations in the memory (FM-20/AM-20)

.

 

1.  Set to radio mode 
2.  Turn to the desired radio station by 

“Manual” or “Auto” tuning method. 

3.  P

ress “Mem/clk-adj” button (14) to enable program state. 

4.  Pres

s “Repeat/M-up” button (28) to select the desired station memory for storage. 

5.  P

ress “Mem/clk-adj” button (14) again to confirm the setting. 

6.  Repeat step 2 to 5 to store other stations. 
7.  Pre

ss “M-up” or “M-dn” button (28/13) to select the preset stations in order. 

8.  To return normal tuner mode, leave keys free. 
 

 

The  pre-set  memories  will  be  cancelled  completely  if  the  unit  is  switched  at  the  power  point.  It  is 
recommended to switch the system into standby mode for convenient usage.   

 

There are 10 seconds for program state, after 10 sec. this state would release to normal tuner mode 
automatically. 

 

you can overwrite a present station by storing another frequency in its place. 

 

FM & FM-stereo reception 

  Set the FM mode selector (6) 

at “MONO” position. Programs are received in mono mode. In particular 

when stereo signals are weak. It is preferable to receive the program in mono. 

  Set the  FM  mode  selector  (6) 

at “ST” position for receiving stereo programs. The “ST” indicator will 

appear on LCD to show FM stereo program is receiving. 

 

FM:  The  receiver  has  a  build-in  FM  wire  antenna  hanging  at  the  rear  cabinet.  This  wire  should  be 
totally unraveled and extended for best reception. 

AM:  The  receiver  has  a  built-in  AM  bar  antenna.  If  AM  reception  is  weak,  slightly  rotate  or 
re-positioning of the unit will usually improve the am reception. 

 

Summary of Contents for CD7400N

Page 1: ...MODEL NO CD7400N BATCH NO PR3832 3 CD HI FI SYSTEM WITH AM PLL FM RADIO DUAL CASSETTE AND TURNTBLE INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read and retain these instructions for future reference ...

Page 2: ... with the cord and plug supplied and do not overload the power outlet If the power cord is damaged do not use the equipment The cord must be replaced by the manufacturer or similarly qualified personnel to avoid a hazard Contact the after sales support line for advice Do not repair the unit yourself This product has no user serviceable parts Only have it serviced by qualified personnel Contact the...

Page 3: ... procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Repairs may not be carried out by anyone except qualified service personnel Getting Started Before First Use The unit may become hot during operation Always leave sufficient space around the unit for ventilation The voltage supplied to the unit should match the voltage that is printed on the back panel If you ...

Page 4: ...t off 2 Insert two 2 AAA size batteries not included into the battery compartment following the polarity markings inside the battery compartment 3 Replace the battery compartment cover Battery precautions Replacement of batteries must be done by an adult Do not mix old and new batteries Do not mix alkaline standard carbon zinc or rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries The supply terminals are not t...

Page 5: ...ode Tape Press to active tape mode Tuner Band Press to active tuner mode and select the radio band Phono Press to active phono mode EQ Press to select EQ mode Volume Control volume up down Disc 1 2 3 Press to select the disc for playback directly Random M down In CD mode press to active the random playback for cd mode In Tuner mode press to call out the preset memory in back Memory clk adj In stan...

Page 6: ... 14 Memory Clock adjust button 15 Deck 1 compartment 16 Deck 1 control key 17 CD tray 18 Headphone jack 19 Remote sensor 20 Pre set EQ button 21 CD play pause button 22 Disc skip button 23 Phono button 24 Tuner Band button 25 Tape button 26 CD tray open close button 27 Skip Search Tuning up button 28 Repeat M up button 29 Deck 2 compartment 30 Deck 2 control keys 31 Spindle adaptor 32 Turntable sp...

Page 7: ...king automatically and stop until a radio station is reached 4 Repeat step 2 3 until the desired radio station is being reached 5 Adjust volume controls to the desired volume level Preset stations You can store up to total of 40 radio stations in the memory FM 20 AM 20 1 Set to radio mode 2 Turn to the desired radio station by Manual or Auto tuning method 3 Press Mem clk adj button 14 to enable pr...

Page 8: ...to turning the CD tray and loading out the other disc compartment 5 Press the CD tray open close button 26 to close the CD door 6 CD search is performing the display will show the total number of discs number of tracks playing time of disc Note CD searching will be performed every time when switching to CD mode or closing the CD door All CD functions will respond only after the CD searching is com...

Page 9: ...t the desired track 5 Press the Mem clk adj button 14 again to store the track in memory 6 Repeat steps 3 to 5 to enter additional program 7 Press Play Pause button 21 to start playback in order 8 Press Stop button 8 to stop playback and press again to clear all programmed tracks Listening to a tape General operation Stop Eject key Press to stop all deck operation Press again to open the cassette ...

Page 10: ... standby Activate the CD player and then press Pause key at cassette to start recording To stop recording press Stop button 8 on CD player first then press the Pause key and then Stop Eject key on cassette tape deck D Recording from turntable press Phono button 23 to active turntable mode Insert a blank cassette tape in deck 1 press Record Play key to start recording Select the desire record and s...

Page 11: ...ds Active de active timer function 1 Press the Sleep Timer button 11 once the timer indicator is shown on LCD 1 2 To cancel alarm function by press again Sleep Timer button until the timer indicator disappear C Presets EQ function This unit provides 5 different sound modes to enhance your listening experience you can select the desired effect by pressing the EQ button 16 repeatedly at following se...

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