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GETTING STARTED

Plug in the mains plug and switch the system on at 
the mains point.

The system will respond and go into Standby. In 
standby mode the display is off and only the clock 
time shows. The RED Standby light will come on.

Press 

BACKLIGHT

  on  the  remote  handset  to 

switch the screen illumination on and off. 
The backlight key operates only in Standby mode. 
When the system is operational the back light will 
be permanently on. 

SETTING THE CLOCK

The clock can only be set from STANDBY mode.

Press the 

MODE 

key on the handset or the player.

t

he time will begin flashing.

 Press the 

 key to 

decrease the hour.

• Press the 

 key to increase the hour.

Press and hold the 

 keys to scan up or down 

the hours. Release when the hour is reached.

• Press the 

VOLUME –

 key to decrease the minutes 

• Press 

 key to increase the minutes.

Press and hold the 

/-

 keys to scan up 

or down the minutes. Release when the minute is 
reached.

When the desired time has been set: 

Press the 

MODE

 key to confirm and revert to Standby mode.

If there is no activity for 10 seconds, the unit will 
automatically  exit  CLOCK  SETTING  Mode  and 
revert to Standby mode.

The clock is a 24 hour clock: Enter 8:25 pm as 
18:30.

SWITCHING ON

Press 

STANDBY/ON:     

The unit switches on and 

the backlight comes on. 

In  normal  use  the  system  will  revert  to  the 
mode and volume it was in when last used.

Playing a CD

1. Press 

CD: 

If no disc is in the player: 

2. Press 

PUSH/OPEN 

on the player

   

to open the 

compartment door.

3. Place a CD into the tray with the label facing 
opwards.

4.   Press 

PUSH/OPEN 

on the player

 

 

to close 

the compartment door.

5.The player will now read the disc.

The  display  will  briefly  register  the  total  no.  of 
tracks and then start play from track 1. The time 
elapsed will briefly indicate. The player will then 
show the track being played and the clock time.

6. If the disc is a standard audio CD the display will 
show “CD”. Other formats may not be recognised 
- the player will indicate 

Er Disc

 and then revert to 

display the Error message and the time.

6. 

When the disc reaches the end :

 

The display 

shows the number of tracks and the time.

During Disc play:

Press 

PRESET 

to  display  the  time  elapsed  in  the 

track currently being played; the elapsed time will 
briefly display and then the display will revert to 
show the  clock time.

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PLAYING A CD

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1. STANDBY/ON

12. EQ

Switches the unit in and out of Standby.

Selects  equalizer  mode  (Rock;  Jazz;  Pop; 

2. Number Keypad 

Classic and Off)

Select a number from 1-9

13. *TUNING/SKIP FORWARD

3. +10 button

* See Note

Press once followed by a number key to select 

14.  MUTE 

tracks/presets from 10-19

Toggle mute/unmute.

Press twice for numbers between 20-29, etc.

15. TUNER/BAND

4. VOL-

Switch to Radio and select AM/FM mode.

Press to reduce volume

16.  AUX 

5. STOP

Select and play the auxiliary input

Stop a CD

17. PRESET:

6. *TUNING/SKIP BACK

Preset and select up to 20 radio stations.

* See Note

7.PLAY/PAUSE

*Note: TUNING/SKIP/SEARCH 

Press to select, play a CD; Press to pause a CD

Skip a track back or forward (CD mode);

8. PROGRAM

Skip  backwards  or  forwards  through  radio 

Program a CD play sequence in CD mode or 

stations (Tuner mode);

sets radio stations.

Skips through hours  (Clock mode).

9. MODE: 

Press and hold for faster advance or reverse.

FM Radio: switch between Mono/ Stereo
CD: Set repeat functions

10. BACKLIGHT

Switch the backlight on/off in Standby mode.

11.  VOL+

Press to increase volume

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS - REMOTE HANDSET

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Summary of Contents for MC 110

Page 1: ...MC 110 CD MICRO SYSTEM Tesco Stores Ltd Delamare Road Cheshunt Herts EN8 9SL User Handbook 0 5 25 75 95 100 ...

Page 2: ...L Brown LIVE As these colours may not correspond to the coloured markings identifyingtheterminalsinyourplug proceedasfollows The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLUE or BLACK The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured BROWNorRED CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK...

Page 3: ...the centre spindle The carton contains Gently ease the CD off by holding it at the edges The MC110 AM FM CD receiver Do not touch the playing surface One pair of loudspeakers NEVER use force Remote handset and battery Unpack and inspect the components carefully If any item is damaged or missing contact the Tesco store from where you purchased this product or if that is not possible your nearest Te...

Page 4: ...e sound will mute Release the button to revert to normal play To pause a disc Press The disc will pause In pause mode the sound mutes and the track time flashes Press to resume normal play To stop the disc Press The disc displays the tracks and the total time on the disc briefly then reverts to clock time Changing functions to Radio mode will also stop the disc To start a stopped disc from the beg...

Page 5: ...ter the total no of tracks and then start play from track 1 The time elapsed will briefly indicate The player will then show the track being played and the clock time 6 If the disc is a standard audio CD the display will show CD Other formats may not be recognised the player will indicate Er Disc and then revert to display the Error message and the time 6 When the disc reaches the end The display ...

Page 6: ...5 30 PROGRAM CD 05 P 01 CD 12 15 30 PROGRAM CD 11 P 03 PROGRAM CD 07 P 03 PROGRAM Preliminaries Loudspeaker Connections Check that the mains voltage on the rating Plug in the loudspeakers as shown in the diagram below The connectors will fit only one way plate which is located at the rear of the unit round Plug the connectors in firmly but do not force them matches the mains voltage in your area A...

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