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CLOCK SETTING

S

etting the Clock

 

- can only be set during standby mode 

1. 

Press"PROG/CLOCK ADJ" button.  Either "12H" or "24H" will display.

2. Choose 12/24 HRS by pressing        button, then press 

"PROG/CLOCK ADJ"

 button.

3. Press        button for HOUR setting, then press 

"PROG/CLOCK ADJ"

 button to store.

4. Press        button for MINUTES setting and press 

"PROG/CLOCK ADJ"

 button to store.

S

etting the Alarm

 1 (

wake to CD, iPod, Tuner

1. Press the “ALARM 1” button, the ALARM 1 icon will be 

    shown on the display.

2. Press the 

"FUNCTION" button

 to select your desired source

    CD, iPOD or TUNER, then press VOL- or VOL+ to adjust the 

    volume level.

3. Press the        or        button to set the 

hours

  Press “ALARM 1” button to store.

4. Then, Press the        or        buttons to set the 

minutes

.

  Press “ALARM 1” button to store. 

5. Switch the system to Standby mode. At the preset time the selected source will play, 

    press ALARM 1 button to cancel, The ALARM 1 icon is still be shown on the display for 

    function the next day. 

6. To completely turn off ALARM 1 function, press ALARM 1 button once again, the 

    "ALARM 1" icon will not be shown again.

NOTE: If the selected source CD is not available when the preset time is 

reached, BUZZER will be selected automatically.

S

etting the Alarm

 2 (

Buzzer

)

1. Press the "ALARM 2" button, the ALARM 2 icon will be shown on the display.

2. Press the        or        buttons to set the hours.  Press "ALARM 2" button to store.

3. Then, Press the        or        buttons to set the minutes. Press "ALARM 2" button to store. 

4. Switch the system to Standby mode. At the preset time the BUZZER source will play,

    press ALARM 2 button to cancel, The ALARM 2 icon is still be shown on the display for

    function the next day. 

5. To completely turn off ALARM 2 function, press ALARM 2 button once again, the

    "ALARM 2" icon will not be shown again.

 

S

leep Function

The sleep function can only be set while the unit is on in either RADIO, CD or iPod 

mode. To activate, press the “SLEEP” button on the remote handset. Continue 

pressing the “SLEEP” button, one press at a time, to set the timer to either 90, 

60, 30, 15 minutes or OFF.

Remote Control Handset

REMARKS: 

Insert 2 “AAA” batteries (not included) before using.

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1. MUTE              Press to activate/deactivate   
                             MUTE function.
2. STANDBY       Press to turn power on/off.
3. FUNCTION     Press to select the system for   
                             CD/TUNER/iPod. 
4.CD                    Press to switch to CD mode.
5.PROG/ADJ      In CD or Tuner mode, press to set CD 
                             or Tuner memory

.

 In 

S

tandby mode, 

                             

p

ress to set clock

.

6.FOLDER-         In MP3 mode, press to go to previous
       /PRE-            album number.  In Tuner mode, 
                             press to go to previous pre-set  
                             station. In iPod mode, press to choose
                             a menu item.
7.        In MP3 mode, press to go to the next 
       /PRE+           album number.   In Tuner mode, press 
                             to go to next pre-set station. In iPod 
                             mode, press to choose a menu item.
8.      /MENU       Press the MENU key to show iPod menu.
9.      /ENTER     In iPod MENU mode, press the ENTER 
                             button to choose the menu.
10.     /-10           

 S

elects the CD tracks (-10).

11.     /+10          

 S

elects the CD tracks (+10).

12.DBBS             Press the DBBS button to 

                             

change the bass boost.

13.                        

Press to reduce volume.

 

14. TUNER          Press to switch to 

T

uner mode

15. 

i

Pod               Press to switch to iP

o

d mode.

16.ALARM2        Press to set or deactivate the ALARM 2 function
17. ALARM1        Press to set or deactivate the ALARM 1 function
18.PLAY MODE  In CD mode, press to switch between Repeat

 1

, R

ep

eat

 All

, RANDOM

                             

and 

INTRO mode

19.ST./MONO     In Tuner mode, press to switch between FM MONO and FM STEREO
20.ID3                 

P

ress to show the I

D

3 Tag (if any)

21. SLEEP          Press to activate sleep function using

 CD/RADIO/iPod to turn off

   

                          automatically after 90, 60, 30 or 15 minutes.

22.SNOOZE       

P

ress to activate the SNOOZE

 function during 

 ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 is

                             

activating, 

the ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 will activate aga

i

n 6 minutes later

.

 

                             

To 

cancel, press ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 accordingly

23.    /BAND  

      

In CD mode, press to terminate CD playback.

                             In Tuner mode, press to switch between AM or FM. 

24.                        In CD mode, press once to start playback. Press once more to pause   
                             the disc play temporarily..
25.                        In Tuner mode, press to increase to the next frequency, or  press and 
                             hold to search forward. 
26.                        In CD mode, press once to skip to previous track, press and hold to    
                             search backwards. In 

T

uner mode, press to decrease frequency.

27.  EQ                Press to select the presets EQ mode.

 

 

 

 

 

 

28.                        Press to increase volume.

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This unit provides 4 sound modes to enhance your listening quality. You can select 
the desired effect by pressing the”EQ” button repeatedly for the following sequence

FLAT

 

      CLASSIC

 

      ROCK        POP        JAZZ

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Page 4: ...ice Centre 3 Please have your purchase receipt as your proof of purchase and the following details completed for a valid Warranty Owner s Name Owner s Address Postcode Model Name No Serial No Dealer s...

Page 5: ...re that there is space around the unit for ventilation CONNECTION 1 Connect the power adaptor to AC outlet 2 When you first plug the unit into the mains the unit will go into standby mode the display...

Page 6: ...7 8 10 11 12 13 14 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 9 1 MUTE Press to activate deactivate MUTE function 2 STANDBY Press to turn power on off 3 FUNCTION Press to select the system for CD TUNER iPod 4 CD Pres...

Page 7: ...cted to this unit the battery will start charging Fig 1 this icon will show when the battery is charging Fig 2 this icon will show when the battery is fully charged Charging Charged 1 2 EN 9 LISTENING...

Page 8: ...sed during play or pause mode CD play will go to stop mode SKIP SEARCH MODE SKIP UP SKIP DOWN 1 During play or pause mode If button is pressed it will go to next track and display the track number and...

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