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PROGRAM playback

Note:

Programming CD tracks 

1. In STOP mode, press the 

MEM/CLK 

button and the track number “PROG 01” 

will flash. 

2. Press the   /   buttons to select a track number. 

3. Press the 

MEM/CLK

 button to confirm. 

4. Repeat above steps 2 and 3 to program the other tracks.  

5. To play the program, press the       button.

6. To clear the program, press the     button twice, eject the CD or go to standby

mode. 

RANDOM playback

PLAYING AN iPod AND CHARGING THE INTERNAL iPod BATTERY

Installing an adapter on the iPod docking station

Adapter No. 

iPod description

Capacity 

6

iPod (4

th

 generation) 

iPod (4

th

 generation) with color display 

20GB

20GB & 30GB    

7

iPod (4

th

 generation) 

iPod (4

th

 generation) with color display 

40GB

40GB & 60GB  

8

iPod nano (1

st

 generation) 

iPod nano (2

nd

 generation)  

1GB, 2GB & 4GB

2GB, 4GB & 8GB 

9

iPod (5

th

 generation) with video 

iPod classic 

30GB

80GB

10

iPod (5

th

 generation) with video                  

iPod classic 

60GB & 80GB 

160GB

13

iPod nano (3

rd

 generation) 

4GB & 8GB 

14

iPod touch 

8GB & 16GB 

Note: Ensure that you use the dock adapter corresponding to your iPod in order 

to ensure that it is installed in a stable way and that the electrical contact 

is good. 

GB

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7

This function allows you to program up to 20 tracks to be played in the desired 

order.  

Press the 

SHUFFLE

 button on the remote control to play the tracks in random 

order. “RAND” is displayed. Press the 

SHUFFLE

 button again to cancel the 

function.

The 

MEM/CLK

 button on the unit and 

MEM/CLK SET

 and 

MENU/PROG

 

buttons on the remote control have the same function.

Programming only works when playback is stopped.

Select the iPod adapter that corresponds to your iPod model from the table 

below. 

Turn the adjustable support to fit your iPod.

Place the adapter on the docking station at the top of the unit with the two tabs 

facing forwards.  

To remove the adapter, press the back of the adapter and pull it up. 

1.

2.

3.

4.

Summary of Contents for i-SX90

Page 1: ...i SX90 CD BOOMBOX WITH iPod DOCKING STATION Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...le When you are not going to use the unit for a long period of time disconnect the AC power cord from the AC mains outlet AC VOLTAGE Before use check that the rated voltage of your unit matches your local voltage CONDENSATION When there is condensation inside the unit it may not function normally Let the unit stand for 1 to 2 hours before turning the power on or gradually heat the room up and dry ...

Page 3: ...own button 2 MEM CLK Memory Clock set button 3 FUNCTION button 4 Docking station for iPod 5 Adjustable support for iPod 6 Handle 7 TIMER button 8 SLEEP button 9 EQ button Equalizer 10 XBASS HIGH MID LOW button 11 VOLUME button 12 Infrared remote sensor 13 Subwoofers 2x 14 Speakers 2x 15 EJECT button 16 CD disc slot 17 Headphones jack 18 Bass reflex holes 2x 19 AC IN socket 20 Battery compartment 2...

Page 4: ...rce and the other end to the AC IN socket at the back of the unit Using batteries 1 Open the battery compartment 2 Insert 8 x UM2 C size batteries not supplied with the polarities matching the engraved markings in the battery compartment Reversed batteries may damage the unit 3 Close the battery compartment Using DC IN 12V Connect the DC IN 12V jack on the unit to the ciger lighter in your car usi...

Page 5: ...kage 4 Dispose of batteries properly according to environmental regulations BASIC OPERATION ON Standby mode After connecting the power supply refer to POWER SUPPLY the unit goes to standby mode and the clock time is displayed Press the ON STANDBY button to turn on the unit and press it again to go to standby mode Setting the clock 1 In standby mode press and hold down the MEM CLK button and use th...

Page 6: ...es TUNER CD or AUX To enter iPod mode press the iPod button Press the EQ button repeatedly to select your desired music mode ROCK CLASSIC JAZZ or POP The selected equalizer mode is shown on the display In FM mode ST is displayed when the unit receives a station with a strong signal and stereo sound Plug your headphones not supplied into the headphones jack at the front of the unit for private list...

Page 7: ...button to select a preset radio station CD OPERATION Start playback Pause playback Press the button to pause the playback and will flash Press it again to resume playback Stop playback Press the button to stop playback Then you can press the button to start playback from the first track Search function Skip to next previous track 1 Press the button to skip to the next track 2 Press the button to s...

Page 8: ...classic 30GB 80GB 10 iPod 5th generation with video iPod classic 60GB 80GB 160GB 13 iPod nano 3rd generation 4GB 8GB 14 iPod touch 8GB 16GB Note Ensure that you use the dock adapter corresponding to your iPod in order to ensure that it is installed in a stable way and that the electrical contact is good GB 7 This function allows you to program up to 20 tracks to be played in the desired order Pres...

Page 9: ...our selection Alternatively you can use the controls on your iPod 5 6 7 8 9 Connect a 3 5mm stereo connection cable not supplied to the AUX IN jack on the front of the unit and the phones line out jack on your external audio device When the unit is switched on press the FUNCTION button to select AUX mode Operate your external audio device as usual to select and play music Adjust the volume control...

Page 10: ...sound poor sound 2 1 Check the cable connection 2 2 Use the FUNCTION or iPod button to select the correct mode 3 The disc does not play 3 1 Place the disc with the label side facing up 3 2 Ensure that the disc is free from scratches and fingerprints 3 3 Only CD and CD R RW discs can be played 3 4 Clean the disc 4 Noise or distorted sound in radio mode 4 1 FM mode Extend and position the FM antenna...

Page 11: ...ions 177 H x 435 W x 212 D mm Weight 4 Kg Note Due to continuing improvements the technical specifications are subject to change without notice GB 10 Where to place the item Today s furniture is coated with a wide variety of lacquers and synthetic coatings that are treated with an extensive range of cleaning products Therefore the possibility that some of these substances contain components that r...

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