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HearMe CD250BT

Table of contents

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL..........................................................................................2
MARKINGS AND SIGNS APPLIED TO THE DEVICE...................................................................2
Safety Information................................................................................................................................3
BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEVICE...............................................................................4
Main features........................................................................................................................................4
Downloadable software........................................................................................................................4
Contents of box.....................................................................................................................................4
QUICK START GUIDE.......................................................................................................................5
Front panel............................................................................................................................................5
Rear panel.............................................................................................................................................5
Remote control.....................................................................................................................................6
Installation of batteries.........................................................................................................................7
BASIC OPERATIONS.........................................................................................................................8
Preparation............................................................................................................................................8
Mode selection......................................................................................................................................8
Number buttons....................................................................................................................................8
Volume setting......................................................................................................................................8
Mute button..........................................................................................................................................8
Previous and next.................................................................................................................................8
Fast Forward and Rewind.....................................................................................................................8
Enter.....................................................................................................................................................8
Play/Pause.............................................................................................................................................8
Stop.......................................................................................................................................................8
Tone (Bass/Treble)................................................................................................................................9
EQ.........................................................................................................................................................9
Random.................................................................................................................................................9
ID 3.......................................................................................................................................................9
RDS......................................................................................................................................................9
Repeat...................................................................................................................................................9
SYSTEM CONNECTION.................................................................................................................10
ADDITIONAL CD FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................................10
Program..............................................................................................................................................10
USB OPERATION.............................................................................................................................11
BLUETOOTH OPERATION.............................................................................................................11
Pair operation......................................................................................................................................11
FM OPERATION...............................................................................................................................11
Select stations.....................................................................................................................................12
Save Stations......................................................................................................................................12
TOUBLE SHOOTING.......................................................................................................................12
SPECIFICATION...............................................................................................................................13

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Summary of Contents for HearMe CD250BT

Page 1: ...ote control 6 Installation of batteries 7 BASIC OPERATIONS 8 Preparation 8 Mode selection 8 Number buttons 8 Volume setting 8 Mute button 8 Previous and next 8 Fast Forward and Rewind 8 Enter 8 Play Pause 8 Stop 8 Tone Bass Treble 9 EQ 9 Random 9 ID 3 9 RDS 9 Repeat 9 SYSTEM CONNECTION 10 ADDITIONAL CD FUNCTIONS 10 Program 10 USB OPERATION 11 BLUETOOTH OPERATION 11 Pair operation 11 FM OPERATION 1...

Page 2: ... Please inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical and electronic products Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste Correct disposal of your old product helps to prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health R TTE Hereby Ferguson Sp z o o declares that the device i...

Page 3: ...e is moved from warmer place to a colder one some problem might occur Please switch off the device and turn it on after 1 or 2 hours Keep the device away from flower vases tubs sinks etc in order to avoid damaging the equipment Do not touch power supply with wet hands Don t put any objects on the device Be sure to turn the device off and disconnect the AC power cord before cleaning the receiver su...

Page 4: ... provide users with software updates in order to ensure that the parameters of the device are up to date Ferguson reserves itself the right to amend change or modify the software used in the device as it shall choose and without prior notification The latest version of the software is available on the website http www ferguson digital eu Note Please keep in mind that new software may change the fu...

Page 5: ... 1 Remote sensor 3 Indicator 5 USB port 7 Display screen 9 Eject 11 Play Pause 2 Power ON OFF 4 Disc tray 6 Source 8 Volume knob 10 Previous Next Preset Rear panel 1 Earphone 2 FM antenna 3 AUX input 4 L R Speakers 5 Power switch 6 Power supply 5 ...

Page 6: ...station frequency SAVE Saves the current frequency of band in radio mode ID3 RDS Displays information on the display during playback Turns on off sound VOL Increases decreases the volume M Changes radio station EQ Selects different sound presets Jazz Rock Classic Pop Live Dance and off BASS TREB Bass or treble adjusting mode Skips to the next previous title chapter track in media player mode Rever...

Page 7: ... panel of the remote control unit slide it downwards and put it aside Insert two AAA R03 batteries into the compartment observing the indicated polarity Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types Replace the battery compartment cover Slide it upwards until it locks in place 7 ...

Page 8: ...The number buttons is used to select tracks frequency presets etc Volume setting Press the VOL buttons on remote control or rotate the volume knob on the front panel to adjust the volume Mute button Press the MUTE button to mute the sound Press again or press VOL buttons to resume the volume level Previous and next Press the button to go to the previous song or the button to go to the next song Fa...

Page 9: ...a random order This mode is not functional with CD MP3 WMA ID 3 When playing MP3 tracks via a MP3 disc or USB device press ID 3 button will show the information of the tracks artist album etc RDS In FM mode press the RDS button on the remote control to view the radio information PS Program service name PTY Program type CT Clock time and date RT Radio text Repeat Press the REPEAT button to set repe...

Page 10: ...programmed 20 tracks at most each time Not enabled with CD MP3 WMA 1 While playing a CD disc press the STOP button then press the PROGRAM button it will display PR 0100 2 Input the number of the track which you want to play first e g input 04 the fourth song will be played as the first song When you finish entering the first order it will turn to the next order automatically 3 When you finish all ...

Page 11: ...evices enter 0000 for passkey 6 When successfully paired with your device the indicator light flashes steadily 7 Turn off the Bluetooth function on your device to disconnect the device The unit will enter the Bluetooth pairing status automatically Then follow the steps 2 5 of PAIR OPERATION to connect to another device Note 1 Some devices may connect immediately after pairing some may take longer ...

Page 12: ...ess the FREQ button and input 9 9 7 0 then press the SAVE button to save TOUBLE SHOOTING For your convenience we have listed some methods to solve common problems you may encounter when you use the system If the problem occurs repeatedly contact the nearest maintenance center Problem Possible cause Solution Power supply does not work Power plug is not fully inserted into the power socket Fully ins...

Page 13: ...D R Supported files format MP3 WMA Radio frequency 87 5 108 0MHz Bluetooth effective distance 10 meters in open air Accessories Audio cable FM Antenna Remote Control Environment Temperature 10 C 40 C Humidity 5 90 Dimension cm Speakers 140x190x210 Central unit 220x112x259 Net Weight Speakers 2 05 kg Central unit 2 05 kg 13 ...

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