background image

EN

9

During MP3 / WMA CD playback, the directory number
(e.g., 01), current track number (e.g. 001), and elapsed
playing time appears briefly on the LCD, then switches
to show "[MP3]", the current track number and file name.

With the exception of 

 , information such as track

number,  elapsed  track  playing  time,  total  track  time,
battery indicator, and repeat / random playback that is
normally viewed on the player's line remote LCD can be
viewed directly from the Speaker Dock LCD. For MP3 /
WMA  CD  playback,  information  such  as  directory
number and ID3 tagging, if available, are also shown on
the LCD.

The  player  supports  audio  track  ID3  tagging,  which
contains  information  and  data  such  as  title,  album  or
artist that may be embedded in an MP3 track. Press the

INFO / PROG

 button on the player or Speaker Dock to

view  the  ID3  tag  information.  If  there  is  no  ID3  tag
information, "[MP3] No ID3-Tag" is shown on the LCD.

When all tracks on the CD have finished playing,

the system will automatically stop. If the lid is opened at
anytime  during  playback,  "DOOR  OPEN"  appears  on
the LCD.  If no CD is loaded, "NO DISC" appears on the
LCD.

ADJUSTING VOLUME

1. Adjust  the  volume  using  the 

-  /  +

  buttons  on  the

player, line remote or Speaker Dock.

2. Press  and  hold  the 

-  /  +

  buttons  to  adjust  volume

more quickly.

Volume level on the player ranges from 00 to

32 (default volume level is 10). On the Speaker Dock,
volume level ranges from 00 (shown as "VOL MIN" on
the  Speaker  Dock  LCD)  to  40  ("VOL  MAX").  Default
volume level is 20.

PAUSE / STOP / PLAY

1. Press the 

 button on the player, line remote or

Speaker Dock during audio playback to pause. The
elapsed time of the currently played track on the line
remote or Speaker Dock LCD will flash. MP3 / WMA
CDs  will  show  the  directory  number  in  addition  to
track number and elapsed time.

2. Press the 

 button again to resume playback.

3. To stop playback, press the   button on the player,

line remote or Speaker Dock. The unit enters standby
mode with total number of tracks, total playing time
and "CD" is displayed on the LCD (for MP3 / WMA
CDs, the total number of directories, total number of
tracks and "Track" appear on the LCD).

NOTE

NOTE

4. To turn off the player, press the   button on the unit

or line remote again. To power off the player, press

the  Speaker  Dock 

  button.  The  system  clock

appears on the LCD.

SKIPPING TRACKS

1. In stop or playback mode, press the 

 or 

 button

on the player, line remote or Speaker Dock to skip
the  current  track  and  go  to  the  beginning  of  the
previous or next track.

2. During playback, press the   button once to skip to

the  beginning  of  the  current  track  and  repeat
playback.

3. During playback, press and hold the   or 

 button

to rewind or fast forward to a different location of the
currently  played  track.  Playing  time  shown  on  the
line remote or Speaker Dock LCD changes rapidly.

SELECTING DIFFERENT DIRECTORIES
(MP3 / WMA CDs ONLY)

To select the previous or next directory on an MP3 / WMA
CD, press and hold the 

 or 

 button until the desired

directory number (e.g., 10) and track number (e.g., 001)
appear on the line remote or Speaker Dock LCD.

REMOVING DISCS

1. If the player is playing a track, press the   button on

the  player,  line  remote  or  Speaker  Dock  to  stop
playback.

2. Once  the  disc  stops  spinning,  slide  the  player's

OPEN

  switch  to  open  the  player's  lid  and  remove

the CD.

3. If  docked,  press  the 

  button  to  power  off  the

Speaker  Dock  and  unplug  its  AC  adaptor,  then
detach the player from unit.

To avoid damaging discs / player and incurring

electric  shock,  do  not  stop  the  CD  by  hand  or  try  to
remove  the  player  from  the  Speaker  Dock  before
powering off and unplugging the AC adaptor.

HOLD FUNCTION

PLAYER

The 

HOLD OFF CHG

 switch on the player is designed

to prevent accidental selection of an unwanted function
during playback or stop mode.

1. Slide  the 

HOLD  OFF  CHG

  switch  to  the 

HOLD

position.  "HOLD"  is  shown  on  the  LCD  for  about
5 seconds. No buttons on the player function when
pressed.

2. To resume normal button operation, slide the 

HOLD

OFF CHG

 switch to the 

OFF

 position on the unit.

LINE REMOTE

The 

HOLD

 switch is also available on the line remote.

Slide 

HOLD

 to the right on the line remote to activate

and slide to the left to deactivate. "HOLD" is shown on
the  LCD  for  about  5  seconds.  No  buttons  on  the  line
remote function when pressed.

NOTE

DDM328 Eng R9 OP

5/9/05, 10:02 AM

9

All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com

Summary of Contents for DDM328

Page 1: ...Orbit Music Station Portable MP3 WMA CD Player with Stereo Speaker Dock Model DDM328 User Manual DDM328 Eng Cover R9 OP 5 9 05 6 13 PM 1 All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s...

Page 2: ...nto any openings as this could cause serious damage possibly resulting in fire Do not subject the units to extreme impact shock or fluctuations in humidity Do not expose the units to dripping and spla...

Page 3: ...f it Connect only the AC adaptor provided with the unit When unplugging the AC adaptor from the wall always pull the plug or connector not the cord Do not overload wall outlets extension cords or inte...

Page 4: ...Using the Speaker Dock AC Adaptor 8 Charging the Player s Batteries 8 Basic Operations 8 Adjusting Volume 9 Pause Stop Play 9 Skipping Tracks 9 Selecting Different Directories MP3 WMA CDs Only 9 Remov...

Page 5: ...s UNPACKING When you unpack your Music Orbit Music Station Portable MP3 WMA CD Player with Stereo Speaker Dock make sure to keep all the packing materials in a safe place in case you need to later ret...

Page 6: ...ra aural ear coupling SPEAKER DOCK FRONT VIEW 1 LCD display 2 FM AM button 3 tune button 4 tune button 5 Stop button 6 Four way directional controller a Volume up down buttons b Fast forward rewind bu...

Page 7: ...eries should be recharged before they are used for the first time or if they have not been used for a long period of time To insert the rechargeable batteries into the player 1 Push against the tab of...

Page 8: ...ayer s line remote jack 2 To use the supplied headphones connect it to the line remote headphone jack Ensure that volume is set at a moderate listening level Once the line remote is properly connected...

Page 9: ...es The LED indicator will not illuminate when charging rechargeable batteries that are not designed for use with the player BASIC OPERATIONS The use of the term CD refers to both audio CDs and MP3 WMA...

Page 10: ...of tracks and Track appear on the LCD NOTE NOTE 4 To turn off the player press the button on the unit or line remote again To power off the player press the Speaker Dock button The system clock appear...

Page 11: ...me shock impact In these conditions try releasing the ESP function CLOCK AND RADIO The clock and radio functions are available on the Speaker Dock only CLOCK 1 Make sure the Speaker Dock is in standby...

Page 12: ...MED TRACKS 1 In stop mode press the INFO PROG button repeatedly until a track which flashes and playlist number that you want to replace is shown on the LCD 2 Press the or button until a desired track...

Page 13: ...ayer can be set to control how the tracks are to be repeated during playback Press the MODE button on the line remote or Speaker Dock repeatedly to toggle between different modes during normal playbac...

Page 14: ...again checking that the power is on If there is still no response the buttons on the player line remote or Speaker Dock may be damaged Take the unit to a qualified Oregon Scientific dealer for servici...

Page 15: ...tereo Audio System Total harmonic distortion 0 2 at 1kHz on headphone Frequency response 1dB at 100Hz on headphone 1dB at 10kHz on headphone 3dB at 20kHz on headphone Headphone output level RMS max 18...

Page 16: ...ations However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be deter...

Reviews: