Lasonic i-931X User manual
IASONiC
i-931X
User
Manual
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CONTROLPANEL
1.PowerButton
2.
FunctionButton
3.
PROG/Memory
and
i-Modebutton
4.MenuButton 8.
NEXT
button
5.
Play/PauseButton 9.
LCDdisplay
6.StopButton 10.VolumeKnob
7.PREV
button
How to Play Music
1.Plugin
i931and
it
isinstandby
mode.
At
thistime,
LCD
@ will
display
time
but
notbeon.
2.Prdssitower
button
Oto turn
on
this
player.
Atthis
time,
LCD
@
willbeon.
3.
Press
Punctionbutton@to
select
desired
musicsource.
Thereare
fiveoptions:
-
Tuner -SD/MMC
.IPOD .
AUX
-
USB
4. Afterselect
desired
music
source,
press
Play/Pause
button(O
to
start
playing.
Howto Set Up Gustom Playback Program
(PROG/Memory
button)
Youcan
create
custom
playback
program
with
the
program
feature
forUSB/SD/MMC
playback.
1.Instop
mode
(press
STOP
button@when
playing
music),
press
PROG
button@
toenter
program
settingscreen
asbelow
ll
U"UPU
:
Folder
# song# Sequenceln
gogrom
(oulomoticolly
generoted)
2.
Folder#
hastwo
digitsand
willflash
at
this
time.
Pressthe
NEXT@
or
PREV@
button
to
select
desired
folder
#.
Note:
The
#ofdetaultfolder
is
01,and
the
#offirsttolder
in
default
folder
is02,
and
soforth.
3.
Press
the
PROG
button@to
confirm
thedesired
folder#.
4.Sono
#hasthree
diqitsand
will
flashatthis
time.
Press
theNEXT
@oipnfV buttonC
toselectthe
song#.
5.
Press
the
PROGbutton@to
confirm
desired
song#and
toenter
setting
screen
fornextsong.
6.
Repe-t
step
2to5
to
enter
desired
sequence(Max:
20songs).^
7.
Afterfinishing
the
program
setting,
press
PLAY/PAUSE
button(O
tostart
play
your
program.
Youcan
program
up
to
20
songs
toplay
inthesequence
you
create.
Setup
Menu
Operation
SetupMenu
is
where
usercanadjustvarious
settingrelated
to
thefunctionality
ofthis
unit.
You
canentertheSetupMenu
by
pressing
MENU
button
@.
1.
Press
MENUbutton
@
repeatedly
toselectavailable
Options,
and
press
theMENU
button
@to
confirmthe
selected
value
andto
enternext
adjustable
field.
2.Pressthe
NEXT@
and
PREV@
buttontochange
the
available
valuein
each
adjustablefield.
oIn
Setup
menu
period,
adjustvolume
@
toexitsetupmenufast.
Therearesixoptionsin
SetupMenu
allowing
userstoset:
CLK
(CLOGK):
lt
allows
usertosettime
displayedon
LCD.
ON
(TIMER
ON):lt
allows
user
to
setthetimeto
turn-ontheunitautomatically.
User
can
press
the
ALARMbuttononremote
controlto
enable/disablethisfunction.When
thisfunction
is
enabled,"Timer"will
bedisplayedonscreen.
OFF
(TIMER
OFF):ltallows
usertosetthetime
toturn-off
the
unitautomatically.
TREBLE
:lt
allows
usertoadjustthe
treble
tones.
BASS:ltallows
usertoadjustthe
basstones.
lD3:ltallows
user
to
enableor
disablelD3
displayonLCDforMP3
songs.Thisis
onlyfor
ClockSetting
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Tlme
OffSetting
vrl vv;vv
Iime OffSetting
]lE
OFF CC;00
Treble
settlng
IREELE +Q
Bosssettlng
BH55: +f,
lD3settlng
MP3songswithlD3
tag.Thisunit
can
displaythe i ,,q____j._,
song
title,artist
andalbumwhen
playback
aMP3 L-
file.
Beforeoperatingor adjustingthis product, please
readthese
instructionsmanual completely
andkeeps
this manualfor future
reference.
Getting started
Safetyinformation
Precautions
Operation
panel
Theremote
control
Basic
operation
Quick
Start l0
Connection n-12
Radio
Operation
...... 13
SetupMenu
Operation 14
Enable
TheAlarm 15
USBandSDA4MC
Operation I6-t7
iPod
Operation
...... 18
Trouble
Shooting
Q&A... 19
Specification 20
2-4
5
6-7
8-9
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NOUSER.SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE
REFER
SERVICINGTO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
CAUTION
:
TOREDUCE
THE
RISK
OFELECTRIC
DONOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
EACK)
CAU1ION
:TOPREVENT
ELECTRIo
sHocK, MATCH
WIDE
BLADE
oF PoWER
PLUG
To WIDE
SLOT
OFAC
OUTLETAND
FULLY
INSERT.
PORTABLE
CART
WARNING
DONOT
REMOVE
THIS
TAG(MARK|NG)
Thevrords
"I/VARNING,
MOVEWTH CARE.
TH|S
CART/APPLIANCE
COMBINATION
SHOULD
NOT
BEMOVEO
BYCHILDREN
WTHOUT PROPER
GUIDANCE
FROMANADULT
OR
An appliance
andcartcombination
should
bemoved
wilhcare.
Quickstops,
oxcessive
force,anduneven
surfaces
maycause
lhe
appliance
andcarlcombinalion
lo overturn.
s3125A
Electrical
energy
can
perform
may
useful
functions.
This
unit
hasbeen
engineered
and
manufactured
toassure
your
personal
safety.
lmproper
use
canresult
in
potential
electrical
shock
or
firehazards'
In
order
notto
clefeat
the
safeguard,
observe
the
foilowing
basic
rules
for
its
installation,
useand
servicing.
1.Read
these
instructions.
2.Keep
these
instructions.
3.Heedallanstructions.
tl.Follow
allinstructions.
5.Donotusethas
apparatus
near
water,
Th€ lighting flash with arrowhsad symbol , within an
equilat6ral triangle , is int6nd€d to al6rt lhe us€r to ths
pres6nce of uninsulat6d dangerous voltage within th€
prooucra enctosur€ thal may be of suffici6nt magnitude to
constitute a risk of elsctric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilaleral trianole is
intended to alert the user to the presence of impjrtant
operatang
and maint€nance (servicing) instructions in the
lrteraturs accompanying ths applianco.
WARNING
:To REDUCE
THE
RtsK
oFF|RE
oR
ELEcrRtc
sHocK,
Do
Nor EXposE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
6.Clean
onlywithdrycloth.
7' Do
notblock
anyventilation
openings.
Install
inaccordance
withthemanufacturer's
instructions.
8' Do
notblock
nearanyheat
sources
suchasradiators,
heatregisters,
stoves,
orother
apparatus(including
amplifrers)
thatproduce
heat.
9.Donotdefeat
thesafety
purpose
ofthepolarized
orgrounding-type
plug.A
polarized
plughas
twoblades
withone
wider
than
theother
Agrounding
typeplu! hastwo
blades
and
thirdgrounding
prong.
The
wideblade
orthe
thirdprong-arJprovided
for
yoursafety
iftheprovided
Plug
does
notfit intoyour
outlet,
consult
anelectrician
forreplacement
oftheobsolete
outlet.
10.Protect
thepower
cordfrombeing
walked
onorpinched
particularly
atplugs.
Gonvenience
receptacles,
andthepoint
where
they
exitfrom
theappar"ius.
11,Onlyuse
attachments/accessories
specified
bythemanufacturer.
12.
useonly
withthecail, stand,
tripod,
bracket,
ortabte
specified
bythemanufacturer,
orsold
withtheapparatus.
whenacartis used,
use
caution
when
movingthe
carUapp.ratus
conrbination
to anoid
injury
from
tip.over.
13.
Unplugthisapparatus
during
lightning
stoms orwhen
unused
forlongperiods
oftame.
Itl. Refer
allservicing
to qualified
servicepersonnel.
Servicing
isrequired
when
theapparatus
hasbeen
damagGd
inany
way,suchaspower-supply
cordor
plugisdamaged
liquad
hasbccn
spalled
orobiects
have
lallen
anto
theapparatus,
theapparatus
has
been
exposed
to rainormoisture
does
notoperate
nomaly,
orhasbeen
dropped.
16.
WARNING
:To
REDUGE
THE
RtsK
oFF|RE
oR
ELEcrRtc
sHocK,
DoNorExposE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TORAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
16.
where
themains
plugoranappliance
coupler
isused
as
thedisconnect
device,
the
disconnect
device
shallremain
readily
operable.
17.
cAUTloN:These
servicing
anstructaons
are
foruse
byqualified
service
personnet
only.
Toreduce
theriskofelectric
shock
donotpertom anyservicing
other
than
that
contrined
intheoperating
instructions
unless
youare
qualified
to so.
18.
Donotinstall
thisequiprnent
inaconlined
space
such
abook
case
orsamalar
unit.
19.
Mainteln
minlmum
l0 cmftee
space
around
theapparatus
forsufficaent
ventilation.
20.The
ventilation
should
notbeimpGded
byconering
theventilation
openings
with
iterns,
such
asnewspepers,
treble+loths,
curtains,
etc,
21.
No naked
llame sources,
such aslightedcandles,
shouldbeplacedonthe apparatus'
22.The apparatus should be used in moderate climate'
23.Theapparatusforuseshall"wARN|NG"andthefollowingorequivalent"'Toreduce
the risk or electric stroci, Ao not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture"'
24.TheaPparatussha||notbeexposedtodrippingorsplashingandthatnoobjectfi||
with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus'
2S.Batteriesinsta|ledsha||notbeexposedtoexcessiveheatsuchassunshine,fireor
the like.
Figure
131.1
ErrmDle of antenna gloundlng aa pg1
fiionit Electrlcal code, ANSI,NFPA70
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE
UNIT
(NECSECTION
8lo-20)
GROUNDII{G
CONDUCTORS
(NEC
SECTION
8lo'21)
NEC.NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL
CODE
s2898A
GROUND
CLATPS
POWER
SERVICE
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE
SYSTET
(NEC
ART 250,PART
H)
21.
No naked
llame sources,
such aslightedcandles,
shouldbeplacedonthe apparatus'
22.The apparatus should be used in moderate climate'
23.Theapparatusforusesha||..WARN|NG''andthefo||owingorequiva|ent,,.Toleduce
the risk or electric shock, do not exPosethis apparatus to rain or moisture"'
24.Theapparatussha|lnotbeexposedtodrippingorsp|ashingandthatnoobjectfi||
with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus'
25.Batteriesinsta||edsha||notbeexposedtoexcessiveheatsuchassunsh.ne,fireor
the like.
Figure
131.1
ExrmDle of antenna gloundlng a3pol
tt"ttonit Eloctrlcal Cod6, ANSITNFPA
70
AI{TENNA
DISCHARGE
UNIT
(NECSECTION
810-20)
GROUNDING
COI{DUCTORS
(NEC
SECTION
810-21)
NEC
.I{ATIONALELECTRICAL
CODE
s2898A
GROUND
GLATPS
POWER
SERVICE
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE
SYSTET
(NEC
ART 250,PART
H)
o Ifthe unit failsto tumon,pleaseunplug
and
contact
customer
service.
O Donotmove
theunit while it isin play.
o Immediately
unplug
thermitif it has
come
in contact
with anyliquid oraforeign
object.
Placement
a Keep
away
fromheat
andmoishre.
o Place
in asafe
and
well ventilated
area.
o Thisproductshould
be
keptaway
from
otherelechonics
thatemitastong elecfto
or static
field.
OPeration
o Please
usethisproduct
with care,
warranty
doesnotcover
improper
use
and
neglect'
O Other
exterior
elements
(stattc)may
interfere
with thisproduct's
ftutction'
I Front
Side
:
FRONTPAI\IEL
1. POVI'ER
BUTTON
2. POWER
INDICATORANDVOLUMELEVELINDICATOR
3.VOLUMEKNOB
4.MICJACK
5.MICVOLUMEKNOB
6.ECHOVOLUMEKNOB
7.FUNCTIONtsUTTON
8. BAND/FOLDERBUTTON
9. RANDOM/P.BUTTON
10.REPEAT/P+BUTTON
11.PROG/I\'EMORYANO|J\'ODEBUTTON
12.REMOTESENSOR
13.
EOBUTTONS
14,LCDDISPLAY
15.NUMBERBUTTONS
16.MENUBUTTON
17.TRACK/TUNEBUTTONAND |_SCROLL_UP(
t-t! ) / |_SCROLL_DO\iN(l- I ) BUTTON
18.
STOPBUTTON/ |_MENU(rg ) BUTTON
19.PLAY/PAUSEBUTTONANDi-ENTER(I.@ ) BUTTON
20.PHONESJACK
21.USBSLOT
22.SD/MMC
CARDSLOT
23.AUXINJACK
24.iPodSLOT
REARPAI\TEL
25.BATTERYCHAMBER
26.ANTENNA
27.iPodAVOUT
28.DCINJACK
29,AC/DCSELECTOR
30. POVVERCORD
a
1.POVI/ER
ON/ STANDBY
2.MUTEOPERATION
3.PLAY/PAUSE
& i_ENTER
FORiPod
4.RADIO
PRESETMEMORY/
PROGMM MODE
&
|_MODE FOR iPod
5.VOLUME
ADJUSTMENT
6.SLEEP
TIME
ADJUSTMENT
7.RAD|OSTATION
PRESET(o
- 9) & TRACK
SELECTION
8. ENABLE/DISABLE
ALARM
9. FEATURE
SELECTION
10.
STOPPLAYBACK
& |_MENU
BUTTON
FORiPOd
11.EAADJUSTMENT
12.SOURCE
SELECTION
(RADIO,
USB,SD/MMC
& iPod)
13.FOLDERSELECTION
14.FM/AM
BAND
15.REPEAT/RANDOM
MODEFORPLAYBACK
SONG
ANORADIO
PRESET
BANKSELECTION
16.TRACKSELECTION
INUSB,
SD/MMC
MODE
|-SCROLL-UP& i-SCROLL-DOW\ FORiPod
17.RADIOSTATION
TUNING
o Pullthe
plastic
tabatinitial
use.
o Insertthe
CR2025
typebattery
(3V)
(the
polarity
'+"ontop)
intothe
slot.
OReplace
battery
whenexhausted.
Do not:
o place
nearheat.
o attempt
toopenremote.
o attemptto
recharge
alkalineor
manganesebattery.
o Mishandle
battery;this
cancause
electrolylestoleak.
(if
thisoccurs,
wash
handsimmediately.)
' .:r'l 1,.. ::r.-... I r.i.. ,
Urc of drerGmode
ootrfidr.1
o Aim
atthesensor
directly
atunit.
o Keep
thetransmission
window
clean.
o Keepaway
from
directsunlight.
Do not:
a put
heavyobjects
onthe
remote
conhol.
o take
theremote
control
apart.
o spill
liquidsonto
theremote
control.
oo
o This
unit
supports
AC
orDC
power'
Please-
- ;|il th" .'PPropriate
Power
on
the
back
of
the
unit'
(Fig.
1)'
. ilp"" ',iiiiigihe'unit,
be
sure
tocheck
ifboth
folat
vottase
and
Power
sourc€
correspond'
rffilffil
Io [:
le€€[
ml
lL:l
Fig.I
o This
unit
may
be
power
by
battery
(-UM-1/1
'5V
- ;'ioiiii?:
ti,or
Ac
adaptor
(Dc12vl3'5A
output).
Powering
OnandStandby
a Power
and
standby
buttons
are
located
ol the
- it""l p*"r and
the
remote
control'
(see
Fig'
3)
. ii".* select
an
appropriate
source'
uslng
- in"?urGiroN
buiibn:
TUNER
(RADlo-)'
.
Uie
n""h
di"l
(UsB)'
SD/MMC
card'
iPod
and
AUX.
Fig.3
Settingthe Clock
1.
Press
the
MENU
button'
i. U."
tn"
NEXT
and
PREV
buttons
to
select
numeric
value'
3. Press
the MENUbutton
to confirm
the selected
value' .'.;
,:::,
Fig.2
ConnectingaTV
Using iPod Video
. UsetheAVcable(notincluded)to connectthe
unitto theTV.
o PleasemakesureiPodVideoTV Outis setto
ON,on
your
iPod.
Thisfunction
ONLYsupportsiPodwith
colordisplayandiPodPhoto
(fifth
generation).
Thisfunctiondoesnot
supportiPodtouch,
Classic,iPhone,ShufileandNano
(third
generation).
Connecting.aphones
o Youcanconhectstereoheadphoneswitha
6.4mm
plug
tothePhone
jack.
o Pleaseadjust
the
volume
toanappropriate
level.
Connecting
amicrophone
o Amicrophone
witha 6.4mm
plug
canbe
plugged
into
theMIC
jack.
a MICvolumeandechocanbeadjusted
toyour
preference.
f a,ara,araro C
TV
Fig.6
oo
t
Gonnecting
other
external
audio
devices
AUXInput
o Connect
anexternal
audio
device
to
AUXlN
on
thefront
Panel.
o Use
theFUNCTION
button
tochange
the
source
toAUXlN.
Listening
to radio
stations
o Use
the
FUNCTION
bufton
to
select
radio.
Use
the
BAND
bufton
to
select
the
FMorAM(see
Fig
8)
o Press
the
NEXT/PREV
button
(>>t / t<< )to
select
apreferred
frequency.
o Press
andhold
NEXT/PREV
button
(>>t /t<<)
toautomatically
search
stations.
(See
Fig.
9)
o You
canstoreupto twentyFMorAM stations
in
thepreset
memory
bank.
Tune
to yourfavorite
radiostation
andpress
the
MEMORY
button.
UsetheP+andP-buttonsto
choose
thepreset
bank
number,
then
press
theMEMORy
button
again
toset.
a This
unitis
equipped
with
Radio
Broadcast
Data
System
(RDS),
whichtransmits
radio
textdata
and
isdisplayed
ontheLCD
display.
The
station
name(PS),
PW, frequency
and
clock
!qte(CT)
canbedisplayed
when
received
by
RDS.
o Pull
outantenna
for
best
FMfrequency
reception.
o lfthecurrent
FM
signal
isweak,
press
theSTOp
button
toselect
MONO.
(Default
sound
modeis
STEREO.)
l3
SET.UP
MENU
frtEruU
buttonis used
to configure
various
settings'
(see
Fig.
10)
o Pres-s
the MENUbuttonuntilitshows
thefunction
desired
on
theLCD
disPlaY'
o Press
the NEXT
and PREVbutton
to change
the
available
value
in
each
adjustable
fleld'
TheMENU
button
contains
six
functions'
(see
Fig'11)
:
CLOCK:
Hour
and
minute
canbeadiusted'
TIMER
ON: Enables
thealarm'
TIMER
OFF: Disables
thealarm'
TREBLE : Treble
tonescan beadjusted'
BASS: Basstones
can
beadjusted'
lD3:This
function
ismade
for
MP3's
with
lD3
tag'
Thesongtitle,artist
andalbum
willbe displayeo
with
a PlaYback
ofMP3
file'
ClockSetting
CLK OO,OO
TimerONSetting
TImor
0N 00'00
8H55, *P
BassSetting
lD3 Setting
Fig.
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