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INSTALLATION 

  Unpack all parts and remove any protective packing materials. 

  Please keep all packaging until you have fully checked all parts of the unit are working correctly and for future use 

in case the unit needs servicing. 

  Ensure the Remote Control has been taken out of the packaging before storing the box away. 

  This unit is operated by 230V~50Hz AC mains only. 

  Do not connect the unit to the mains before checking the mains voltage is correct for the unit and before all other 

connections have been made. 

  When positioning the unit, never cover any vents and make sure that there is a space of several centimeters 

around the unit for ventilation. 

 

CONNECTION 

1.  Connect the speaker wires to the speaker terminals (R + L) (41) located on the 

rear of the unit.    Push the right red socket switch upwards to expose the hole 
in which to insert the red speaker cable 

– insert the wire and release the switch.   

Push down the right black socket switch and insert the black cable wire.   
Repeat this process for the other speaker, ensuring only the metal part of the 
wire is inserted. 

2.  Connect the power cord (42) to a 230V AC Mains outlet. 
3. 

….. ….. : ….. …..

 will be flashing on the dimmed LCD Display (1), and the Red 

STANDBY LED Indicator 

 

(3)

 

will light up, which indicates the unit is 

connected to the mains power and the system is ready for use. 

4.  Switch the unit on with the main On/Off button (4) - the Red standby LED will go off , the display will light up and 

show TUNE (FM radio function) first and sound will be coming out from the speakers, which indicates the unit is 
correctly connected to the power supply and the system is ready to play your music. 

5. 

Press  the  Standby/On  button 

  (17)  to  switch  the  unit  on  -  the  LCD  display,  as  well  as  the  blue  LED  light 

around the VOLUME control (21) will light up.    “TUNE” shows briefly on the display and sound will be coming 
from the speakers.

 

Note:

 The unit is defaulted to start with the radio (Tuner) function after switching on.

 

6. 

Press the FUNCTION button (18) repeatedly to switch to other functions 

– on the display it will show:

 

CD-2 --- BUSY, 

then 

CD 1 --- BUSY 

 PHON 

 TAPE 

 AUX

 and eventually 

TUNE

 again.

 

 
NOTE:    If  you  find  the  unit  switches  itself  off  regularly,  this  is  not  a  fault.    Due  to  the  ErP  stage  2 
requirements for the Protection of the Environment when connected to the mains power, as a power saving 
measure  the  unit  will  switch  itself  off  automatically  if  no  music  has  been  playing  for  over  15  minutes.   
Switch the unit off and then on again to re-activate it. 

 

 

SETTING THE CLOCK 

1.  Make sure the unit is in Standby mode (3). 
2.  Press and hold 

the “

MEM/CLK-ADJ

” button (5) a second, the display will start flashing. 

3.  Press the Skip/

TUNE

 

 

or

 

 

button (13) to select the appropriate hour format (12hr/24hr). 

4.  To set the

 HOUR

:    Press the “

MEM/CLK-ADJ

” button again, the first 2 digits will be flashing. 

5.  Press the Skip/Tuning

 

 

or 

 

button (13) to set the correct hour. 

6. 

Press the ”

MEM/CLK-ADJ

” button to store the correct hour. 

7.  To set the 

MINUTES:

 

The 3rd and 4th digits “00” will then be flashing, press the Skip/Tuning

 

 

or 

 

button 

(11) to set the correct Minutes 

8. 

Press “

MEM/CLK-ADJ

” to store the correct minutes. 

 

LISTENING TO THE RADIO 

Manual Tuning 

1.  Switch the unit on with the MAIN On/Off button 

  (4). 

2.  Press the 

FUNCTION

 button (24) to select 

“TUNER” mode. 

3.  Select the desired band with the 

BAND

/

  button (11). 

4.  To tune into the required station 

press

 the 

TUNE down

 

  or TUNE up 

button (11). 

5.  Rotate the VOLUME knob (10) 

to adjust the volume level (ranging from “

– 30

” – shown on the display). 

 

Auto Tuning 

1.  Press the 

FUNCTION

 button (24) to select 

“TUNER” mode 

2.  Select the desired band with the 

BAND

/

  button (18). 

3. 

Press and hold

 the TUNE 

  or 

button (11) 

for 1-2 seconds

 and then release it. 

4.  The unit will start searching automatically and stop when a radio station has been found. 
5.  Repeat step 2 until the desired radio station has been reached. 
6.  Rotate the VOLUME knob (10) 

to adjust the volume level (ranging from “

– 30

” as shown on the display). 

 

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Summary of Contents for SMC2014 BT

Page 1: ...Modular Twin CD Player Recorder with Radio Turntable Cassette Player Aux Bluetooth Playback INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read before use AUX IN ...

Page 2: ...s ovens cookers or other appliances including amplifiers that produce heat 9 Power Sources The appliance should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance 10 Grounding or Polarization Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means of an appliance is not impeded 11 Power Cord Protection Power supply ...

Page 3: ...Button 18 CD 2 CD Stop Button 19 CD 2 CD Play Pause Button 20 CD 2 Open Close Button 21 Tape Forward Eject Button 22 Cassette Door Cover 23 Infra red Remote Sensor 24 FUNCTION button 25 PRESET EQ button 26 FINALIZE Button 27 ERASE Button 28 CD 2 TS button Track Separation 29 CD 2 RECord Button 30 CD Door 31 CD 2 CD Door 32 CD 2 Manual Eject Hole 33 Turntable Speed Selector 34 Phono on off LED indi...

Page 4: ...e The unit is defaulted to start with the radio Tuner function after switching on 6 Press the FUNCTION button 18 repeatedly to switch to other functions on the display it will show CD 2 BUSY then CD 1 BUSY PHON TAPE AUX and eventually TUNE again NOTE If you find the unit switches itself off regularly this is not a fault Due to the ErP stage 2 requirements for the Protection of the Environment when...

Page 5: ... avoid damaging the stylus tip on the rubber turntable mat when the tone arm is stored back on the spindle adaptor Notes The stylus is a consumable and is not covered by the Warranty Lift up the TONE ARM 37 with the Pick up Holder 39 and move it to the right hand side Then lift off and remove the Spindle Adaptor 38 from the unit If you need to use it when playing a 45rpm record single place it on ...

Page 6: ...tes are 1 Tape jamming leading to uneven speed during playback 2 Tape entangling when the tape wraps itself around vital parts of the mechanism To avoid these problems occurring take the following precautions a Check that there are no loose layers of tape visible through the cassette centre window see fig 1 b Take up any loose layers using a pencil or ballpoint pen with hexagonal barrel before ins...

Page 7: ...utton 12 is pressed during playback the music will stop playing and the display will show the total number of tracks on the Disc SKIP MODE SKIP UP SKIP DOWN 1 While the CD 1s playing or is paused press the CD 1 Skip Up button 11 to skip to the next track the track number will be displayed It will then play this track or remain paused 2 Press the CD 1 Skip Down button 11 to go back to the previous ...

Page 8: ...t reading the disc the display bottom area will show bUSY and then display the total number of tracks and total playing time of the disc Play Pause mode 1 Press the CD 2 Play Pause button 19 to start playback the first track will start playing 2 To interrupt play press the CD 2 Play Pause button once the playing time will freeze on the LCD display press it again to resume normal playback Stop mode...

Page 9: ...from PHONO AUX TAPE CD Apart from the CD 2 playback function this CD 2 Player Burner can also record to and burn a CD either from CD 1 Phono Aux Tape mode Note All recorded tracks will be recorded in AUDIO CD format Before starting this process for all modes select CD 2 function 24 press the CD 2 Open Close button 20 to open the CD 2 door 31 and place a blank recommended brand CD R or CD RW disc i...

Page 10: ... the CD 2 Stop button 18 and then stop playback of the cassette tape 7 Remove the cassette from the player when finished 8 Finalize the recorded disc if you wish it to play it in another CD Player as described elsewhere in this manual iii CD Recording from an Audio CD in CD 1 1 Press the Function button 24 to select CD 1 mode 2 Press the CD 1 open close button 14 open the drawer and insert the pre...

Page 11: ... mode Press the CD 2 track separation button 28 on the front panel or 57 on the Remote Control once at any time during recording in any mode and the system will generate a new track and continue recording The word bUSY will briefly show on the LCD display which indicates the unit is successfully creating a new track iii Finalizing a CD R W disc You must convert the CD R W disc into a standard Audi...

Page 12: ... another system but it may be possible to erase all tracks BLUETOOTH CONNECTION AND PLAYBACK 1 Select the function button 24 to select BT mode 2 The Bluetooth LED indicator 2 will be flashing while your device is searching and waiting to connect to Bluetooth 3 Switch the Bluetooth function of your Bluetooth device on such as a mobile phone and select the Bluetooth equipment code SMC2014 to connect...

Page 13: ...stem to switch on automatically and wake you up by Radio Tuner see Notes below or CD in CD 1 as selected Firstly put the unit in Standby Mode and then press and hold the SLEEP TIMER button 58 to enter the alarm setting mode the hour digits 00 will be flashing on the LCD display 1 To set the Wake up time Press the skip up TUNE or skip down TUNE button 58 to set the hour and then press SLEEP TIMER a...

Page 14: ...ies as soon as they are discharged or if the remote is not going to be used for a long time Do not dispose of discharged batteries with your normal household waste If you are not sure of how to dispose of used batteries please contact your Local Council for information on the authorized disposal location and recycling facilities in your area INFRA RED REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER Button Description ...

Page 15: ...sold within the EU To improve energy efficiency and environmental protection the ErP2 Directive which is a European legislation as part of CE marking applies to products that affect energy consumption during use From January 2013 this Directive requires Manufacturers and or Importers to offer products designed to reduce their overall impact on the environment including the resources consumed durin...

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