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programmed CD play

You can programme your CD player to play the tracks of
a CD in a specified order.

Press the

Stop/Band

button. You can

not programme the CD player while a
CD is playing.

Press the

Memory/Clock

button. The

display shows P-01.

Press the

Skip/Search/Preset

buttons to select the first track you want
to programme. In this example, track 4
has been selected.

Press the

Memory/Clock

button to

confirm your selection.

This time the display shows P-02.
Continue choosing tracks until your
selection is complete.

To start playing your programmed
selection press the

Play/Pause/Band

button. You can

pause and resume play as normal during programmed
play.

You can add tracks to your selection during programmed
play. Press the

Stop/Band

button and follow the

directions above to programme additional tracks.

To delete the whole programme from memory, press the
Stop/Band button until the word
MEMORY disappears from the display.
Selecting another FUNCTION will also
delete the programme.

adjusting sound balance

Your CD Micro System has a built-in equaliser which
allows you to choose different sound balances.

Press the

EQ

button. POP is highlighted

in the display. The sound balance is
now suitable for pop music.

Press the

EQ

button again. ROCK is

highlighted in the display. The sound
balance is now suitable for rock music.

Press the

EQ

button for a third time.

JAZZ is highlighted in the display. The
sound balance is now suitable for jazz
music.

To turn off all equaliser settings, press
the

EQ

button again.

Your CD Micro System also has an X-BASS feature which
boosts the bass component of the sound. You can choose
from 3 different levels of boosted bass sound.

Press the

X-Bass

button twice. The

display shows X-BASS 1, the first level.

You can select different levels of
X–BASS by pressing the

X-Bass

button the appropriate number of
times.

To turn off X-BASS press the

X-Bass

button until the display reads
X–BASS 0.

You can use the X-BASS at the same
time as the equaliser settings.

using your CD micro system

the sleep setting

Your CD Micro System can be set to
turn off after a set time. You can use this
function to go to sleep while listening to
music.

Press and release the

SLEEP

button. The

display will show 90 for a a short while
which means that the power will turn off
after 90 minutes.

To select a shorter period press and
hold the

SLEEP

button. You will see that

the number of minutes reduces in the
dislpay. When it reaches your chosen
time, release the

SLEEP

button.

To cancel the sleep timer press the

SLEEP

button again.

operating the timer

Your CD Micro System can be set to turn on at a chosen
time and play for a set period.

If, while you are setting the timer, no button has
been pushed for 10 seconds then it will reset and
you will have to start again.

In stand-by mode, press the

Timer

button then press the

Memory/Clock

button. The hours will flash in the display.

Press the

Skip/Search/Preset

buttons to select the hour.

Press the

Memory/Clock

button again. The minutes will

flash in the display. Press the

Skip/Search/Preset

buttons to select the minute.

Press the

Memory/Clock

button again. Press the

Skip/Search/Preset

buttons to set the length of time you

want the system to stay on, from 5 minutes to 240 minutes.

Press the

Memory/Clock

button to confirm your settings.

A clock symbol shows in the display when the Timer is on.
Press the

Power

button and then the

Timer

button to

turn the Timer on or off.

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Summary of Contents for RNV500

Page 1: ...RNV500 CD Micro System Operating guide Before operating please read all these instructions thoroughly Radionette RNV500 qxd 28 08 01 09 33 Page 1 ...

Page 2: ...utton Random Tuning Repeat buttons Random Tuning Repeat buttons EQ button for setting the equaliser Power button Remote Sensor X Bass button for setting the X Bass feature CD Eject button Headphone socket Memory Clock button Remote control Skip Search Preset button CD Eject button Volume button X Bass button Function button Memory Clock button EQ button Stop Band button Play Pause RDS button Power...

Page 3: ... FM wire antenna lead to the centre of the socket marked FM ANTENNA Right hand speaker leads Left hand speaker leads FM wire antenna AM loop antenna leads Sub woofer speaker leads Sub woofer power output meter lead Sockets for connecting external hi fi units such as a tape deck using standard phono jack plugs Your CD Micro System can be set up in either a vertical or horizontal position The displa...

Page 4: ...ve MW reception try turning the AM loop antenna to obtain a better signal To improve FM reception extend the FM wire antenna and adjust its position Warning Do not connect the FM wire antenna to an external antenna When tuned to an FM stereo station with a sufficiently strong signal the display will show ST If the display shows the station name for example BBC Radio 4 and the RDS symbol then you a...

Page 5: ...h the CD You will hear the CD playing at a faster speed Release the Skip Search Preset buttons to continue playing from your chosen track CD repeat play With the Repeat function you can play either one track or the whole CD repeatedly Press the Repeat button once The Repeat symbol will show in the display with the word ONE and the current track will play repeatedly Press the Repeat button again Th...

Page 6: ... levels of boosted bass sound Press the X Bass button twice The display shows X BASS 1 the first level You can select different levels of X BASS by pressing the X Bass button the appropriate number of times To turn off X BASS press the X Bass button until the display reads X BASS 0 You can use the X BASS at the same time as the equaliser settings using your CD micro system the sleep setting Your C...

Page 7: ...e the product differently from the procedures given in these instructions you may be exposed to hazardous radiation Do not open any covers and do not repair yourself Repair work must be carried out by qualified personnel In the unlikely event of a problem developing please contact the store where you purchased your CD Micro System This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet internati...

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