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AUXILIARY INPUT OPERATION

EN

Instruction Guide

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•  Turn on the Bluetooth function of your Bluetooth device and enable the 

search or scan function to find the O

ak

castle HIFI100.

•  Select " O

a

kcastle HIFI100 " from the device list when it appears on your 

device screen. If required, enter the pass code “0000” to pair (link) the 

your device.

4.

 After successfully pairing (linking), display will change to show “BT AUDIO” 

   steadily, the Bluetooth icon also will show in display. You can begin playing 

   music from your Bluetooth device wirelessly to the speaker. 

5. After selecting your favo

u

rite song, press 

PLAY/PAUSE

           Button on the 

unit or remote control to play or pause the song.

6. Press the volume control on main unit or remote control to adjust to the 

desired volume level.

7. Press         or       Button on main unit or remote control to skip to previous 

or next song.

8. If you want to pair another Bluetooth enabled device, press and hold 

    the PAIR Button for 2 seconds or turn off the Bluetooth function of device 

    currently paired the repeat step 3 above.

This unit features an auxiliary audio signal input jack for connecting external 

audio devices like MP3 players, Digital Audio Device and listen to them 

through the speakers of this unit.

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 AUDIO IN JACK on main unit and the other end 

of the cable into the Line-out Jack or Headphone Jack of your external 

    audio device.

steadily. You can begin playing music from your Bluetooth device 

wirelessly to the speaker.

If you want to pair another Bluetooth enabled device, press and hold the 

BT PAIR Button on remote control or PAIRING button on main unit for 2 

seconds or turn off the Bluetooth function of device currently paired then 

repeat step 3 above.

Summary of Contents for HIFI100

Page 1: ...EN Instruction Guide Oakcastle HIFI100 Slim Micro Hifi Stereo System...

Page 2: ...X bass Button Sleep Operations Snooze Operations Specifications Box Contents Controls Functions Getting Started Turning The Unit On Off Setting The Clock Alarm Operation Radio Operation CD MP3 CD Ope...

Page 3: ...1 EN What is in the Box Box Contents Oakcastle HIFI100 Power Adapter Instructions Guide Remote Control...

Page 4: ...SKIP PREVIOUS FM TUNE BUTTON 3 13 CD BLUETOOTH SKIP NEXT FM TUNE BUTTON 4 14 AUX IN JACK 5 15 DC IN JACK 6 16 FM WIRE ANTENNA 7 8 VOLUME UP BUTTON POWER STANDBY BUTTON MODE BUTTON CLOCK BUTTON SLEEP...

Page 5: ...3 EN Front View Controls Functions 17 17 18 19 REMOTE SENSOR LED DISPLAY RIGHT LEFT SPEAKER 17 19 18...

Page 6: ...16 CD STOP BUTTON 4 CD REPEAT BUTTON 17 ALARM BUTTON 5 CD RANDOM BUTTON 18 BLUETOOTH PAIR BUTTON 6 CLOCK BUTTON 19 EQ BUTTON 7 SLEEP BUTTON 20 X BASS BUTTON 8 MODE BUTTON 21 TUNER PRESET UP 9 SNOOZE B...

Page 7: ...rent and requires two AAA UM 4 battery included for the remote control Do not attempt to operate the unit from any other power source You could cause damage to the unit and void your warranty AC Power...

Page 8: ...t is now in standby mode Turning the unit ON In O standby mode press the POWER STANDBY BUTTON on top of the main unit or on the remote control to turn the unit ON The last selected source icon will sh...

Page 9: ...CLOCK button to confirm the hour setting the minute digits will begin flashing 6 Tap the or button on either the main unit or remote control to adjust the minutes Press and hold the or buttons for fas...

Page 10: ...cted are for PM time The AM INDICATOR A will light when the Hour digits selected are for AM time 3 Press the button to set the minute and then press the ALARM Button again to confirm alarm wake up sou...

Page 11: ...lect FM Radio mode The FM channel frequency shown on the LED Display to confirm what mode you are in 3 To manually tune to a specific radio station tap the or button on either main unit or TUNE or TUN...

Page 12: ...ts skipped With strong signals the tuner may stop before it reaches the actual broadcast frequency so you may need to manually tune for the best reception PRESET RADIO STATIONS 1 Press the POWER STAND...

Page 13: ...button on remote control or button on top of the main unit to open the disc tray 4 Place the CD with the label side up into the CD compartment and then press the open close button to close the disc t...

Page 14: ...ng playback press and hold the or Button to search within the current track with audible high speed playback FOLDER SELECTION If you are playing an MP3 CD press the FOLDER or on remote control to sele...

Page 15: ...e 0 button All 3 buttons must be pressed within 2 seconds For example to choose track 13 in the disc a Press the 1 button once b Press the 3 button within 2 seconds Notes 1 A track number higher than...

Page 16: ...ws in display During playback press the RANDOM button to play music in random order The display will show RAN Press the RANDOM button again to resume normal playback Random Play CD PLAYBACK PROGRAMMIN...

Page 17: ...main unit or on the remote control to turn the unit ON and follow the directions below to connect via Bluetooth PAIRING Linking a BLUETOOTH ENABLED cell phone OR OTHER BLUETOOTH ENABLED DEVICE to the...

Page 18: ...remote control to skip to previous or next song 8 If you want to pair another Bluetooth enabled device press and hold the PAIR Button for 2 seconds or turn o the Bluetooth function of device currently...

Page 19: ...shows the current time 5 The volume level can now be controlled through the main unit Operate all other functions on the auxiliary device as usual This unit provides 4 di erent EQ modes to enhance you...

Page 20: ...ion the unit will play for the selected length of time then automatically turn off 4 To cancel the sleep timer tap the SLEEP button repeatedly until timer shows 00 the sleep time icon disappears on th...

Page 21: ...t AC 230V Output DC 9V 2 5A Remote control 2 x AAA UM 4 Batteries Frequency Range Radio Band FM 87 5 108 MHz Bluetooth Version 5 0 Warranty Support All products come with a standard 12 month warranty...

Page 22: ...e apparatus 13 Dispose of used electrical products and batteries safely according to your local authority and regulations ADDITIONAL WARNINGS The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashin...

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