Goodmans GPS222MP3 User manual

Instruction Manual
GPS222MP3
For improvement purposes, specification and design are subject to change without notice.
PRE FITTED MAINS PLUGS
WARNING:
For your convenience a mains plug has been fitted to this appliance. For your safety please
observe the following information.
1. Should the fuse in the plug fail, remove the plug from the wall socket and replace the fuse with
a 3 Amp ASTAapproved to BS 1362 fuse.
2. Never use the plug without the fuse cover fitted. Replacement fuse covers are available from
your dealer or most electrical retail outlets.
3. If the mains plug is cut off the cable, rewire the replacement plug in accordance with
instruction given in this manual.
4. CAUTION: Under no circumstances should the discarded plug be inserted into a mains
socket. To prevent a shock hazard carefully dispose of the discarded plug. Do not leave the
plug lying around where children might see it.
To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose this unit to rain or moisture.
CAUTION: DANGEROUS VOLTAGES EXIST INSIDE THIS UNIT, DO NOT REMOVE COVER
(OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. DISCONNECT FROM MAINS SUPPLY
WHEN NOT IN USE.
PLUG WIRING DETAILS The wires in this mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following wiring codes:
Blue................................................. Neutral
Brown................................................... Live
The wires in this mains lead must be
connected to the terminals in the plugs as
follows:
Blue Wire..................................... N or Black
Brown Wire..................................... L or Red
Only a 3 Amp fuse should be fitted in the plug
ora5Ampfuse at the distribution board.
This symbol means that this unit is double insulated.
An earth connection is not required.
HELPLINE PHONE NUMBER 0870 873 0080
WARNING: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MUST THE LIVE OR NEUTRAL WIRES BE
CONNECTED TO THE EARTH TERMINALIN A3-PIN MAINS PLUG.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
PORTABLE CD/MP3 DISC PLAYER
STEREO RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER

CAUTION
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
Use of Controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein
may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
LASER SAFETY
This unit employs a laser, only qualified service personnel should attempt repair.
SOME DO'S AND DONT'S ON THE SAFE USE OF EQUIPMENT
Above all
WARNING:
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet European safety standards but
like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is
to be assured.
Do read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.
Do ensure that all electrical connections (Including the mains plug, extension leads and
interconnections between pieces of equipment) are properly made in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing
connections.
Do consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt of the installation, operating, or safety of your
equipment.
Don't continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or if it is
damaged in any way- switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.
Don't remove any fixed covers as this may expose dangerous voltages.
Don't leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is
designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode. Switch off using the switch on the
equipment and made sure that your family knows how to do this. Special arrangements may need
to be made for infirm or handicapped people.
Don't listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your hearing.
Don't obstruct the ventilation of the equiment, for example with curtains or soft furnishings.
Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.
Don't allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.
Never let anyone, especially children, push anything into holes, slots or any other opening as
this could result in a fatal electric shock.
Never guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind.
It is better to be safe than sorry!
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE, DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGES ARE
PRESENT INSIDE THE ENCLOSURE, DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET, REFER
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNELONLY.
CAUTION
CLEANING: Always disconnect unit from mains supply before attempting to clean it. Use soft
cloth moistened with soapy water, wipe gently. Do not use solvents or abrasive
materials.
DANGER:
CAUTION:
INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCK FAILED OR DEFEATED. AVOID DIRECT
EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
HAZARDOUS LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCK DEFEATED.
HELPLINE PHONE NUMBER 0870 873 0080
Your hearing is very important to you and to us so please take care when operating this
equipment. The following guidelines are provided for your information.
Over time your hearing will adapt to continuous loud sounds and will give the
impression that the volume has in fact been reduced. What seems normal to you
may in fact be harmful. To guard against this
set the volume at a low level.
Slowly increase the level until you can hear comfortably and clearly and without
distortion.
Damage to your hearing is accumulative and is irreversible.
Any ringing or discomfort in the ears indicates that the volume is too loud.
Remember listening for prolonged period of time at high volume levels will harm
your hearing.
The following list of typical sound levels may assist you in recognizing just how loud
you have set the volume level.
30dB Quiet library, soft whisper.
40 Living room, fridge freezer bedroom away from traffic.
50 Normal conversation, quiet office, light traffic.
60 Electric sewing machine.
70 Vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, noisy restaurant.
80dB Average city traffic, alarm clock buzzer at 1 Metre, food mixer.
90 Motorcycle, heavy goods vehicle, petrol lawn mower.
100 Pneumatic drill, chain saw, garbage truck,
120 Rock band concert, thunderclap, fast train passing by.
ESTABLISH A SAFE SOUND LEVEL
BEFORE YOUR HEARING ADAPTS
Once you have established a comfortable listening level, DO NOT INCREASE
THE SOUND LEVEL FURTHER.
DECIBEL
THE FOLLOWING NOISE CAN BE HARMFUL UNDER CONSTANT EXPOSURE
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Level dB Example
discotec/night-club.
140 Gunshot, jet plane taking off.
180 Rocket Launching pad.
THRESHOLD OF PAIN
IMPORTANT NOTES

Power Sources....................................................1
Player Maintenance............................................ 2
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CD playback........................................................7
MP3/WMA disc section........................................8
Disc Cleaning, Power failure.................
Location of Controls............................................4
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Radio operation.................................................. 6
Cassette operation..............................................9
Care of cassette tapes...........................................10
To record from the built-in radio............................11
To record from WMA/MP3/CD...........................12
To record from the built-in microphone..............13
Listening with headphone/earphone.................14
Product specifications.......................................15
Location of display indicators
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Player Operation
1. POWER SOURCES
2. PLAYER MAINTENANCE
Clean the heads frequently to remove dust and tape residue. Dirt on the heads will impair
the sound quality of both recording and playback.
The simple method is to use a head-cleaning cassette, which is available at most audio
stores. Follow the instructions supplied with the cleaning cassette.
CLEANING THE TAPE HEADS
AC MAINS BATTERY OPERATION
Insert the plug of AC power cord into wall
outlet and the connector into the AC
supply socket on the rear of the unit. Press
the Power On/Off Button to turn on the unit.
Battery power will be disconnected
automatically.
Remove the Battery Compartment Cover
and insert 8 pcs UM-2 (Size C ) batteries,
replace the cover.
ENSURE BATTERIES ARE
CORRECTLY INSTALLED
OBSERVING THE POLARITY AS
SHOWN.
: Old batteries may swell and leak.
To avoid damage to your
instrument, remove the batteries
when the unit is to be stored for
long periods of time, or if the
batteries become exhausted (the
Power Indicator will be faded if the
batteries are exhausted). And if
radio sound is low or distorted,
your batteries probably need
replacing.
NOTE:
NOTE
WARNING
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. As the laser beam used in this compact
disc player is harmful to the eyes, do not
attempt to disassemble the casing.
2. Stop operation immediately if any liquid or
solid object should fall into the cabinet.
Unplug the unit and have it checked by
qualified personnel.
3. Do not touch the lens or poke at it. If you do,
you may damage the lens and the player
may not operate properly.
4. Do not put anything in the safety slot. If you
do, the laser diode will be ON when the lid is
still opened.
5. This unit employs a laser. The use of
controls or adjustments or performance of
procedures other then those specified
herein may result in exposure to
hazardous radiation.
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the
cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.

Cleaning the Disc
1. To handle a disc use only one of the two
manners illustrated.
Do not touch the rainbow - coloured
Side.
2. To wipe a disc, use only a soft cloth. Do
not use or
thinner which will damage the disc. The
disc should always be wiped in a straight
line from the center to the edge. It should
never be wiped in a circular motion.
3. Never place the disc on other equipment
or near any heat source. Avoid positions
where the disc would be subjected to
direct sunlight for long periods.
Note
petroleum based products
3. DISC CLEANING, POWER FAILURE
1. Electronic products should never be
subjected to extreme temperatures nor
high humidity to ensure good performance
and a long life-time. The
should not be placed in bathing areas, or
around stoves and radiators, etc. Always
leave sufficient space around the unit for
ventilation.
2. If necessary, only clean the cabinet of the
unit with a soft dampened piece of cloth (be
sure the AC power cord is unplugged from
the outlet) Never use a polish or a strong
detergent for cleaning since this can
damage the finish of the cabinet.
portable stereo
Maintenance and care
4. LOCATION OF CONTROLS
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1. FUNCTION SWITCH
2. FM TELESCOPIC AERIAL
3. CD DOOR
4. HANDLE
5. BAND SWITCH
6. VOLUME CONTROL
7. PHONES SOCKET
8. BASS BOOST BUTTON
9. CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON
10. CD STOP BUTTON
11. CD MODE BUTTON
12. CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON
13. CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON
14. CASSETTE F.FWD. BUTTON
15. CASSETTE REWIND BUTTON
16. CASSETTE PLAY BUTTON
17. CASSETTE RECORD BUTTON
18. CD DOOR OPEN BUTTON
19. CD SKIP/SEARCH DOWN BUTTON
20. CD SKIP/SEARCH UP BUTTON
21. CD PROG BUTTON
22. FM ST. INDICATOR
23. CD ALBUM/10+ BUTTON
24. RADIO TUNING CONTROL
25. DIAL SCALE
26. SPEAKERS
27. CASSETTE DOOR
28. LCD
29. POWER INDICATOR
30. BUILT-IN MIC
31. BATTERY COMPARTMENT COVER
32. AC SOCKET

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6. RADIO OPERATION
For FM For MW
1. Slide the FUNCTION switch to the
RADIO.
2. Select the desired band with the BAND
switch.
5. Adjust the volume level to a comfortable
listening level.
4. The built-in MW aerial and external FM
TELESCOPIC aerial are directional.
6. To turn off the radio, slide the FUNCTION
switch to the TAPE position.
NOTES:
3. Tune to the desired station by rotating
the TUNING control.
When receiving an FM broadcast,
fully extend the TELESCOPIC
aerial and position for the best
reception.
For MW broadcasts, rotate the
whole set until the best reception is
heard.
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If a particular FM (STEREO) station
is weak, or you hear too much
background noise, try moving the
position of the band selector switch
to the FM (MONO) position. This
can often result in a much clearer
reception.
When the band selector switch is
set to FM STEREO and a stereo
broadcast is being received, the FM
STEREO indicator on the top of the
unit will be lit.
5. LOCATION OF DISPLAY INDICATORS
1. ALBUM: The indicator for the current album number
(MP3/WMA-CD only).
2. PLAYBACK INDICATOR Playback.
3. INTRO: Playback mode is set to INTRO SCAN.
4. PAUSE INDICATOR: Playback is paused.
5. RDM: Playback mode is set to RANDOM.
6. CD: Inserted CD is a standard AUDIO CD.
7. REPEAT: Playback mode is set to REPEAT (this icon will show
with ONE, ALL or ALBUM).
8. MP3: Inserted CD is MP3 CD.
9. ONE: Repeat mode is set to play current track continuously.
10. ALL: Repeat mode is set to play the whole disc continuously.
11. PROG: Playback mode is set to PROGRAMMED PLAYBACK.
12. ALBUM: Repeat mode is set to play the current directory
(album) repeatedly.
13. ELAPSED SECONDS: The elapsed seconds of the current track.
14. ALBUM NUMBER: The current album number (MP3/WMA-CD only).
15. TRACK: The indicator for the current track number.
16. TRACK NUMBER: The current track number.
17. WMA: Inserted CD is WMA-CD
18. ELAPSED MINUTES: The elapsed minutes of the current track.

7. CD PLAYBACK
PLAYING A CD
NOTE:
1. Make sure the power is connected, slide
the FUNCTION switch to CD(MP3)
position, POWER indicator will light.
2. Load a disc into the CD compartment.
Close the CD door, the disc will begin to
spin, and "----------" appears on the
display.
The current playing track will flash on
the display, and the Pause indicator
will show in the display.
Resume normal playback by pressing
PLAY/PAUSE button once more.
5. To stop playing, press the STOP button.
The total tracks' number and whole
playing time will be shown on the
display.
6. To turn off the player, slide the
FUNCTION switch to TAPE position.
files
play it in the
sequence of CD, files
respectively
3. After the disc is read successfully, the
DISPLAY shows track number (CD disc).
Press Play/Pause button to begin
playback. Adjust the VOLUME control to
the desired volume level. Press the Bass
Boost button for more bass sound effect.
4. To pause playback, press the CD
PLAY/PAUSE button again.
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When a CD is burnt with a mix of
music in CD, MP3 and WMA
formats, the unit will
MP3 and WMA
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TRACKS SKIPPING
Press the BACK and FWD SEARCH
buttons during play to skip to the desired
track.
During disc playback, press ALBUM/10+
button once to skip to the track 10 tracks
ahead of the current track, twice to the
track 20 tracks ahead etc.
1. Press the button to skip to the next
track on the disc.
2. Press the button once to skip to the
beginning of the track currently playing.
3. Press the button twice or more to skip
to previous tracks.
Press and hold the BACK or FWD
SEARCH buttons during play to scan the
disc at high speed. When the desired
section of the disc is found, release the
button. Normal play will resume.
FWD ......................FORWARD
BACK.....................REVERSE
1. Press and hold the FWD button while
playing to scan the disc forward from the
current played track at high speed.
2. Press and hold the BACK button while
playing to scan the disc backward from
the current played track at high speed.
3.
FORWARD/REVERSE SEARCH

PROGRAMMED PLAYBACK
The tracks on the disc can be
programmed for playback in any order (Up
to 99 tracks can be programmed).
1. Press the PROG button in stop mode ,
"PROG" and program number "P-01"
are shown in the display.
2. Press the BACK or FWD SKIP/SEARCH
button to select the first track to be
programmed.
3. Press the PROG button. The first track
number is now stored into memory,
program number changes to "P-02"
waiting for the next track to be entered.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to program
additional tracks.
5. After programming is finished, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button.
Programmed play begins from the
first programmed track.
The player stops automatically after
all programmed tracks have been
played. To play the same
programmed tracks again, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button.
In stop mode, press the STOP
button once, "PROG" disappears
from the display and the
programmed tracks in the memory
will be cleared. The memory will
also be cleared if the disc
compartment is opened, or power is
turned off.
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SINGLE TRACK REPEAT
ALL TRACKS REPEAT
INTRO SCAN PLAY
RANDOM PLAY
Press the MODE button once during
playback, "REPEAT ONE" appears in the
display, press the BACK or FORWARD
SKIP/SEARCH button to select the track to
be repeated.
To cancel SINGLE TRACK REPEAT press
the repeat button repeatedly until the
REPEAT indicator is no longer shown in
the display.
Press the MODE button twice during
playback, "REPEAT ALL" shows in the
display.
To cancel ALL TRACKS REPEAT press
the REPEAT button repeatedly until the
REPEAT indicator is no longer shown in
the display.
1. Press the MODE button three times
during playback.
2. "INTRO" shows in the display. Playback
begins immediately from the first track
and will play the first 10 seconds of each
track. To cancel press the mode button
repeatedly until the INTRO indicator is no
longer shown in the display.
Press the MODE button four times during
playback. "RDM" shows in the display,
Playback begins immediately with tracks
being selected randomly. To cancel press
the MODE button repeatedly until the RDM
indicator is no longer shown in the display.
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X2
X3
X4

TRACK SKIPPING
*Press FORWARD SKIP/ SEARCH
button (or BACKWARD SKIP/SEARCH
button) to select the tracks you require,
the operations are identical to the
operations when listening to a normal
audio CD.
During disc playback, press
ALBUM/10+ button once to skip to the
track 10 tracks ahead of the current
track, twice to the track 20 tracks
ahead etc.
During playback press and hold the
ALBUM/10+ button, the album number
advances, when the desired album is
reached, release the button to begin
playback of the first track of the selected
album.
During playback, press the MODE button
once to repeat the current track, "REPEAT
ONE" will be shown in the display.
To cancel SINGLE TRACK REPEAT press
the MODE button repeatedly until REPEAT
is no longer shown on the display.
During playback, press the MODE button
once to repeat the current track, "REPEAT
ALBUM" will be shown in the display.
To cancel ALBUM REPEAT press the
MODE button repeatedly until REPEAT is
no longer shown on the display.
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SINGLE TRACK REPEAT
ALBUM REPEAT
8. MP3/WMA DISC SECTION
INTRO SCAN PLAY
RANDOM PLAY
1. Press the MODE button four times during
playback.
2. "INTRO" shows in the display. Playback
begins immediately from the first track
and will play the first 10 seconds of each
track. To cancel INTRO SCAN press the
MODE button repeatedly until INTRO is
no longer shown in the display
Press the MODE button times in
playing mode. "RDM" shows in the display,
Playback begins immediately with tracks
being selected randomly.
five
X1
X2
X3
X4
X5
DISC REPEAT
During playback, press the MODE button
once to repeat the current track, "REPEAT
ALL" will be shown in the display.
To cancel DISC REPEAT press the MODE
button repeatedly until REPEAT is no
longer shown on the display.

PROGRAM PLAY
NOTE: Up to 99 tracks can be stored in
memory. Programming can only be
completed when the disc is stopped.
The tracks on the disc can be programmed
for play in any order (Up to 99 tracks can
be programmed).
1. Press the PROG button when the disc is
stopped, "PROG" and program number
"P-01" are shown in the display.
2. Press and hold the ALBUM/10+ button
to select the desired album
3. Press the BACK or FWD SKIP/SEARCH
button to select the first track to be
programmed.
4. Press the PROG button. The first track
number is now stored into memory,
program number changes to "P-02"
waiting for the next track.
5. Repeat steps 2, 3 and 4 to program
additional tracks.
6. After programming is finished, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button. Programmed play
begins from the first programmed track.
The player stops automatically after all
programmed tracks have been played.
To play the same programmed tracks
again, press the PLAY/PAUSE button. In
stop mode, press the STOP button once,
"PROG" disappears from the display
and the programmed tracks in the
memory will be cleared. The memory
will also be cleared i f the disc
compartment is opened, or power is
turned off.
RECORD
Note:
PLAY button
STOP EJECT button
PAUSE
Note:
AUTOMATIC STOP
Press the RECORD key to make a recording from CD, RADIO or the Internal Microphone.
If a recordable cassette is inserted when the RECORD button is pressed, the PLAY
button will be depressed at the same time. The record key will not go down if the
cassette is protected; see "Protecting recordings from being erased."
Press the PLAY button to start playing a cassette.
Press the REWIND button to quickly rewind a tape. Press STOP/EJECT to release the button
at the end of the tape.
Press the FAST FORWARD button to quickly advance the tape. Press STOP/EJECT to
release the button at the end of the tape.
Press the STOP/EJECT button to stop playback, recording, rewinding or Fast forwarding.
I stop mode press the button to eject the cassette.
Press the PAUSE button to pause playback or recording. To resume press the button again.
In Pause mode the cassette motor is still engaged and therefore to prevent damage
tapes should not be left paused for a long period of time.
The Cassette mechanism has a built-in automatic stop. During Playing/Recording, the unit
will automatically stop when the end of the tape is detected.
REWIND button
FF button
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9. CASSETTE OPERATION

TO PLAY A CASSETTE TAPE
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1. Open the cassette door by pressing the
cassette STOP EJECT button.
2. Insert a cassette with the exposed tape
facing upwards and the full reel on the
right (unit plays from right to left) into
the tracks on the inside of the
cassette door.
3. Close the cassette door.
4. Set the function switch to the TAPE
position.
5. Press the cassette PLAY button to start
the tape playing.
6. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL to a
comfortable listening level.
7. To stop the tape playing, press the
STOP EJECT button. Press the button
again to open the cassette door and eject
the tape.
During playback, when the end of the
tape is reached the PLAY button will
pop up and play will stop. To play the
other side of the tape, remove the
cassette, turn the cassette over so
that the full reel is on the right, replace
the cassette and press the PLAY
button.
Note:
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SIDE A SIDE B
TO HELP AVOID TANGLES
PROTECTING RECORDINGS FROM
BEING ERASED.
Loose ape may jam or get tangled in the
cassette recorder. With a hexagonal pencil
or a similar tool, gently tu the pencil to
tighten the tape, as shown opposite.
If the spool feels tight when taking up slack
tape as described above, this may be du to
ridges on the spool of tape. Tight spools can
lead to uneven playback sp d or tape
tangling. In most cases the ridges can be
removed by fast winding the cassette from
one end to the other and back again.
Avoid the use of C120 tapes with this unit.
To prevent recordings from being erased
accidentally, break out the tab(s) with a
screwdriver. When the edge with the
exposed tape is facing away from you, the
tab that pro ects the side that is uppermost is
on your right, as shown opposite.
To record on a protected cassette, seal the
open slots with adhesive tape.
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Tab A
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Side B
Tab B
Side A
Adhesive tape
10. CARE OF CASSETTE TAPES

1. Slide the FUNCTION switch to the
RADIO positi n and tune to the desired
station.
2. Load a cassette into the cassette
compartment, with the full reel on the
right.
3. Press the cassette RECORD button
until it locks in the down position PLAY
button is depressed at the same time)
and recording will start.
4. To end the recording press the cassette
STOP EJECT button. If this button is
not pressed the recording will stop
automatically when the end of the tape
is reached.
5. To listen to your recording, move the
FUNCTION switch to the TAPE position,
press the cassette REWIND button
until the start point of the recording is
reached and then press the PLAY
button. Use the VOLUME control to
adjust the playback level to your
personal taste.
On each end of the tape there is a tape
leader and no recording will take
place over this portion of the tape. If
you wish recording to take place as
soon as the RECORD button is
pressed, ensure that the
leader is wound past the record head.
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11. TO RECORD FROM THE BUILT-IN RADIO
1. Slide the FUNCTION switch to the CD
(MP3) position.
2. Load a cassette into the cassette
compartment with the full reel on the right.
3. nsert the compact disc to be recorded
from and close the CD door.
4. Press the cassette PAUSE button on the
tape deck.
5. Press the cassette RECORD and PLAY
buttons so they lock in the down position.
(The unit is now in recording standby
mode)
6. Start the CD playing by pressing the CD
PLAY PAUSE button.
7. Press the cassette PAUSE button again
and then recording begins.
8. To end the recording, press the cassette
STOP/EJECT button.
9. Press the CD STOP button and then
move the FUNCTION switch to the TAPE
position.
10. To listen to your recording, press the
REWIND button to return to the point
where the recording started and then
press the PLAY button.
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12. TO RECORD FROM WMA/MP3/CD

1. Set the FUNCTION Switch to the TAPE
position.
2. Load the cassette which you wish to
record on into the tracks on the cassette
door. (Full reel on the right hand side).
3. Press the cassette RECORD button and
speak into the built-in microphone.
4. Press the STOP EJECT button to end the
recording.
5. Rewind the tape and then press the PLAY
button to listen to your recording.
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13. TO RECORD FROM THE BUILT-IN MICROPHONE
14. LISTENING WITH HEADPHONE/EARPHONE
(NOT SUPPLIED)
For private listening without disturbing
others, you may enjoy the music with
headphone/earphone, set the Volume
Control to minimum level, plug the
headphone/earphone into Phones socket,
adjust the Volume Control to your listening
preference. When the headphone is
plugged into, the set's speakers will
automatically turn off.
Listening at high power for a
long periods could damage
your hearing.
CAUTION:
15. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Weight
Dimension
Power consumption
Power requirements
Output level of earphones
Main speakers
Frequency range
Receiving bands MW/FM
No. of channels
Wow and flutter
Frequency response
D/A conversion
Approx. 2.3kg(Without batteries)
Approx. 344 (L) x 237.5 (W) x 136 (H) mm
16W
AC 230V/50Hz
MW 540 - 1600 KHz/1000 V/m
FM 88 - 108 MHz/30 v
µ
µ
2 channels (stereo)
Below measurable limits
20-20,000Hz (+1/-3 dB)
1-bit DAC 8 times oversampling
AUDIO
RADIO
GENERAL
System
Cross-interleave Reed-solomon code
material: GaAIAs
Compact disc digital audio system
Error correction
Properties
Laser diode
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20mW * 2
3W/8 Ohms * 2
Wavelength: 780nM
Emission duration: continuous
Laser output level 44.6uW
Please note: Due to the continual improvement of our products, specifications are
subject to change without notice.