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Press and release the I

î 

or

ï

I button 

during playback of a CD.

• Press the 

ï

button to play the next track. 

Press the I

î 

button to go back to the beginning 

of the current track. (Briefly press the I

î

button 

twice to repeat the previous track).

• Press the 

ï

button while the unit is in “Stop” 

(no playback) mode. Track 2 will be played back. 
Press the I

î 

button to play back the previous song.

Search

Press and hold the I

î 

or

ï

I button 

during playback of a CD.

• Press and hold the I

î 

or

ï

button. 

The CD will playback in fast forward or fast reverse mode.

• Release the button to return to normal playback mode.

• Buttons pressed during CD playback will not function. 

(On the display, the “HOLD” indicator will flash.)

• Use the HOLD function when carrying your CD Player around with you.

Use of this function will allow you to conserve battery life as it prevents 
the CD Player from being turned on if a button is pressed unintentionally.

HOLD function

Skip/Search function

Bottom of the Main Unit

Repeat function

Press the MODE button.

• Each time the button is pressed, 

REPEAT 1, REPEAT DIR, REPEAT ALL and
RANDOM are selected.
(REPEAT DIR mode only works for 
MP3-CD disks which contain albums.)

Mode

REPEAT 1

REPEAT DIR

REPEAT ALL

RANDOM

Description

- Repeatedly plays one song.

- Repeatedly plays all of the songs in the

selected directory.

- Repeatedly plays all of the tracks on a CD.

- Plays all of the tracks on a CD in 

random order.

MODE/

VEOS

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Summary of Contents for yePP MCD-CM150

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Page 4: ...6 h of the Main Unit Open switch 7 10 RESUME button 8 DIR PROGRAM button 9 Earphone jack 10 Volume buttons 11...

Page 5: ...8 tion before our unit he...

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Page 7: ...nd a particular section cannot be read only ed But if the file continues to be unreadable e next file m to specifications refer to P 23 will be d to open the door playback will stop D playback may var...

Page 8: ...14 function T ALL and ms Description y plays one song y plays all of the songs in the rectory plays all of the tracks on a CD f the tracks on a CD in der MODE VEOS...

Page 9: ...16 ction EQ ound modes p for the music ettings p ction aying back a CD 20 30 etc 43 during playback of track 15 press s then press the I button three times...

Page 10: ...18 program number 1 D er ll ed as well as the total number of tracks in a given ume program playback m function acks DIR PROGRAM DIR PROGRAM...

Page 11: ...io files and therefore will be skipped 17 mp3 Album 8 skipped 14 mp3 16 mp3 a hwp b gul skipped d jpg e jpg f wav g mid h rm i ra 22 mp3 Album 9 18 mp3 19 mp3 20 mp3 21 mp3 15 mp3 c doc skipped Docume...

Page 12: ...ingerprints or scratches on the sc heck if the unreadable files have mp3 WMA their extension on your PC the disc inserted correctly the disc damaged or deformed as the unit been locked with the HOLD s...

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