Morphy Richards 29118 REV2 User manual

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Wall hanging USB & SD Micro system
with MP3 playback
Please read and keep these instructions
29118 Rev2
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IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
To achieve the utmost in
enjoyment and
performance, please read
this manual carefully before
attempting to operate the
unit in order to become
familiar with its features,
and assure you years of
faithful, trouble free
performance and listing
pleasure.
Important Notes
• Keep instructions the
safety and operating
instructions should be
retained for future
reference.
• Avoid installing the unit in
locations described below:
• Place exposed to direct
sunlight or close to heat
radiating appliances such
as electric heaters.
• On top of other stereo
equipment that radiate too
much heat. Places lacking
ventilation or dusty places.
Places subject to constant
vibration. Humid or moist
places.
• Make sure not to obstruct
the ventilation openings.
• Before turning on the
power for the first time,
make certain the power
cord is properly installed.
• To be completely
disconnect the power
input, the mains plug of
apparatus shall be
disconnected from the
mains.
• When the stand-by LED
gives no colour, the
apparatus is completely
disconnected from mains.
• When the stand-by LED
gives no colour, the
apparatus is completely
disconnected from mains.
• Minimum distances around
the apparatus for is 10cm
sufficient ventilation.
• Attention should be drawn
to the environment aspects
of battery disposal.
• The use of apparatus in
moderate climates.
• The mains plug should not
be obstructed OR should
be easily accessed during
intended use.
• The ventilation should not
be impeded by covering
the ventilation openings
such as a newspaper, table
cloths, curtains etc.
• No naked flame sources
such as lighted candles
should be placed on the
apparatus.
For safety reasons, do not
remove any covers or
attempt to gain access to
the inside of the product.
Refer any servicing to
qualified personnel.
Do not attempt to remove
any screws, or open the
casing unit; there are no
user serviceable parts
inside, refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
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Note:This unit will become
warm when used for a long
period of time. This is
normal and does not
indicate a problem with the
unit.
The CD player includes
micro-processors which
may malfunction as a result
of external electrical
interference or noise. If the
CD player is not working
properly, disconnect the
power source and then
reconnect it.
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
Check that the voltage on
the rating plate of your
appliance corresponds with
your house electricity
supply which must be A.C.
(Alternating current).
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INDEX
Important safety instructions 1
Index 2
Assembly drawing of unit 3
Features and controls 4-5
LCD display window 5
Remote control 6
Putting the batteries into the remote control unit 6
Operate the unit 6
Standby 7
Clock setting 7
Timer setting 7
EQ control 8
To see sleep function 8
Function select 8
Radio operation 8
CD/MP3 operation 9
Listen to the desired track 10
Repeat play 11
Random play 11
Intro play 11
Program mode 11
Mute setting 12
Line-input for external audio source 12
Listen to the music by using headphone 12
Memory back-up 12
Compact disc 12
Specification 13
Guarantee 14
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ASSEMBLY DRAWING OF UNIT
11Fixing of the base for the table mounting
22Fixing the board for wall mounting
33Speakers connection
44Assembly finished
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FEATURES AND CONTROLS
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FEATURES AND
CONTROLS
11‘NXT’ speaker
22Speaker stand
33FM antenna
44AUX jack ‘R’
55AUX jack ‘L’
66Standby button
77CD door open/close button
88LCD display window
99CD door
1100Search/skip/tuning down button
1111Search/skip/tuning up button
1122CD stop button
1133CD play/pause button
1144Sub woofer socket
1155Phone socket
1166Memory card indicator
1177Memory card socket
1188USB in socket
1199USB in indicator
2200Volume down button
2211Volume up button
2222Preset/folder down button
2233Preset/folder up button
2244Memory/clk.-ADJ button
2255Function button
2266Band button
2277Mounting hole
228
8Back-up battery door
2299Main unit stand
3300Standby indicator
3311Power button
3322Speaker output socket
3333From main jack
3344Volume knob
3355AC input
LCD DISPLAY
WINDOW A
AAFind indicator
BBTimer indicator
CCAlbum number indicator
DDESP indicator (Electronic Shock
Protection)
EEStereo indicator
FFVolume high/low indicator
GGTrack/number/time indicator
A
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REMOTE CONTROL
B
11Standby button
22Mute button
33Preset/folder up button
44Preset/folder down button
55Random button
66Skip/search/tuning down button
77Info button
88Volume down button
99Function button
1100Band button
1111Mono/ST./find/ESP button
1122Repeat button
1133Cd player/pause button
1144EQ button
1155Skip/search/tuning up button
1166Stop button
1177Mem/C-ADJ button
1188Timer button
1199Sleep button
2200Number search button
2211Volume button
Putting the
batteries into the
remote control C
Press down the compartment
cover, and slide the cover off to
open the compartment. Place
the two (UM4), (AAA), (R03)
batteries in the remote control
according to the polarity
markings (“+” and “-”) inside the
compartment and on the
batteries. Place the cover over
the compartment, press down
lightly, and push it upwards until
it snaps on.
Note: Remove the batteries
from the remote control if not in
use fo a long period of the time.
Do not mix normal batteries
with rechargeable batteries,
when the batteries become
weak, remote control will not
function and replace with new
batteries.
OPERATING THE
UNIT
When you first plug the unit into
the AC outlet, then press the
power button on the woofer, the
unit will be in standby mode, the
POWER/STANDBY indicator is
red.You can now press the
POWER/STANDBY button on
the unit (or on the remote
control) to switch the unit ON.
The POWER/STANDBY
indicator charges
to green. Pull the
AC plug out of the
wall socket if you
want to switch off
completely.
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STANDBY
11Press the power button on the
woofer cabinet, unit is in
standby mode.
22Press STANDBY button on the
CD unit (or remote) to switch the
unit on.
33Select the sound source (CD,
AUX, CARD-USB or TUNER) by
pressing FUNCTION button.
The corresponding display will
light up.
44Adjust the VOLUME with the
volume (UP or DOWN) button
55Set the preset equaliser (PASS,
CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, OR
JAZZ) with the EQ button on the
remote.
66Press STANDBY button again on
the CD to turn off the unit.
CLOCK SETTING
In the standby mode.
11Press and hold MEMORY/CLK-
ADJ. button until the time
displays 24-hour digit flashing.
22Press SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING
(DOWN or UP) button to adjust
12 hour or 24 hour digit.
33Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ.
button again, the time display
HOUR digit flashes, press
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (DOWN
or UP) button to adjust HOUR
digit; Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button once more, the MINUTE
digit flashes, adjust it by the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button.
44Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button again to confirm the
time.
55Each enable state as shown
above will be cleared if the key
is not pushed in 10 seconds.
66In the CD or TUNER mode.
Press and hold the
MEMORY/CLK-ADJ button a
few seconds. To check the
current time.
TIMER SETTING
(on the remote)
11After adjusting clock, press the
TIMER button for a few
seconds, ‘ON and 00:00’
appears on the display and the
HOUR digit flashes. D.
22Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button to adjust it.
33Press the TIMER button again,
the MINUTE digit will start
flashing, adjust it by pressing
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button.
44Press the TIMER button once
more to confirm/order TIMER
ON time.
55After adjusting ‘TIMER ON’, ‘
OFF’ appears on the display and
the HOUR digit flashes. E
66Repeat the above steps 2 to 3,
then press the TIMER button
once more to confirm/order
TIMER OFF time.
77Now the TUNER or CD appears
on the display with flashing,
adjust ‘TUNING’ or ‘CD’ by
pressing the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button.
88Press the TIMER button again,
the timer ‘VOL 15’ indicator
appears on the display and
flashes, adjust the timer volume
high or low by the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button.
99Each enable state as shown
above will be cleared if the
button is not pushed in 10
seconds.
1100After adjusting ‘TIMER ON” and
‘TIMER OFF’, press the TIMER
button. ‘ ‘ appears on the
display.
1111The unit will be switched on
automatically at ‘TIMER ON’ and
start playing and the unit will be
switched off automatically at
‘TIMER OFF’.
Note: N.B Not available with
USB or SD.
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EQ CONTROL
(on the remote) F
EQ shows the present sound
tone.
When you press the EQ button
on the remote, the sound tone
changes.
TO SET SLEEP
FUNCTION
(for remote handset) G
11If you want to fall asleep to
music, press SLEEP button on
the remote.
22You may adjust the Radio or CD
player sleep function to play
from 90, 80, 70, up to 10
minutes of music before shutting
itself off automatically.
FUNCTION SELECT
H
Pressing this button alters the
audio play out source. Display
changes as below.
ESP Function
This is the electronic shock
protection function prevents the
CD’ skipping’ if the system is
accidentally knocked during
play.
11In CD mode 40 sec.
22In MP3 mode 100 sec.
HINT: Please deselect the ESP
function if the disc play has an
poor effect on ESP condition.
RADIO OPERATION
Press the FUNCTION button to
the TUNER mode on the unit (or
remote control), you can select
the radio operation.
11Press the BAND button to select
wave band range appearing on
the display.
22Select the desired wave band
range with the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button.
Band select
To tune for a weak stations, use
manual tuning by pressing
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button continuously until
you read the correct frequency
or the reception at its best.
Mono/Stereo select
Only in FM mode.
11When you want to select FM
stereo station, press
MONO/ST./FIND/ESP button.
When you receive a FM stereo
station the “ ” indicator
will appear on the display, you
can receive FM stereo
tramission.
22When you press the
MONO/ST./FIND/ESP button
again, the FM STEREO indicator
will turn off and switch to
MONO FM status.
Automatic tuning
11Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button for a second of
more, then release the button.
The tuner will automatically
search the first station of
sufficient signal strength.
22Repeat above procedure if you
wish to select another station.
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Programming
preset stations
You can also preset stations of
your choice and store up to 10
MW and 30 FM stations in its
memory. To store your selected
broadcasting stations:
11Press the BAND button on the
unit (or remote) to toggle
between MW and FM to make
your selection.
22Tune to the required station.
33Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button.
44Press the PRESET/FOLDER (UP
or DOWN) button for your
desired station number.
55Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
again to confirm your selection.
66To program more stations into
memory, repeat the above steps
2 to 5.
77To change the stored preset
stations, repeat the above steps
2 to 5.
NNOOTTEESS::
11Storing a new station into a
preset location will erase the
previously stored station in that
location.
22Power off/failure or power cord
disconnection will clear the
memory of all preset stations.
Perform the stations presetting
procedures again to store the
stations.
Selecting the preset
stations
11Press the BAND button to
select the desired band.
22Press PRESET/FOLDER (UP or
DOWN) button to select the
desired preset station number.
33The numeric location of that
preset stations displayed along
with the corresponding
frequency.
FM Antenna
Make sure the FM lead wire
antenna is unwound and
extended to its full length. It
may be necessary to vary the
direction of this wire antenna
unit you find the position that
provides the best reception for
your favourite FM stations.
CD/MP3 OPERATION
Listening to compact
disc CD/MP3
11Press FUNCTION until display
shows CD.
22IF you want to enjoy CD/MP3,
press the CD DOOR
OPEN/CLOSE button on the
unit first, then the CD door will
open automatically I.
33Insert the CD/MP3 disc into the
CD compartment, press the CD
DOOR OPEN/CLOSE button
again, then the CD door will
close automatically.
NNOOTTEE::
11This unit can play CD, CD-R,
CD-RW and MP3 discs.
22If no disc or can’t read TOC, NO
DISC will be displayed J.
Playing the entire
CD/MP3
11Playback will start by pressing
PLAY/PAUSE. Playback starts
with the first track. The display
shows the current track number
and its elapsed time K.
22To interrupt playback, press
PLAY/PAUSE button. The time
elapsed indicator will flash. L.
33To resume playback, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button again.
44To stop playback, press the
STOP button.
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Card-USB
operation
11Insert the memory card/USB
card.
22Press FUNCTION button on the
unit to select the CARD-USB
mode, the unit will automatically
read the total folders and the
number of the tracks M.
NNOOTTEE::
11The unit can play MP3 only in
this mode.
22The volume of SD/MMC card is
unlimited. But it can not support
some brand flash disc USB hard
disk and ipod 40GB
33It can support USB version 1.1
and 2.0.
Playing the entire
card
11Playback will start by pressing
PLAY/PAUSE. Playback starts
with the first track. The display
shows the current track number
and its elapsed time N.
22To interrupt playback, press
PLAY/PAUSE button. The time
elapsed indicator will flash O.
33To resume playback press the
PLAY/PAUSE again.
44To stop playback, press the
STOP button.
LISTEN TO THE
DESIRED TRACK
CD
11Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button on the unit (or
remote control) until the required
track number appears on the
display, then press the
PLAY/PAUSE button to start
playing P.
22During playing, press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING(UP or
DOWN) button, skip to the next
track (or the head of the current
track).
33Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button during pause
condition, then skips to the next
track (or the head of the current
track) and keep pausing, and
the ‘00:00’ appears on the
display and flashes Q.
44Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
to start playing.
55Press the MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
button once, the ESP function
will turn on and the ESP
indicator appears on the display
R.
66Press the MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
button again, the ESP function
will turn off and the ESP
indicator disappears on the
display.
MP3
11Press the PRESET/FOLDER (UP
or DOWN) button, the album
number will be changed; press
the SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP
or DOWN) button, the track
number will be changed.
22Press the MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
button once, TITLE indicator is
displayed and “ ” flashed. (In
the case of no name in the disc,
NONE is displayed). Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) to select the TITLE A to
Z and 0-9 S(USB -MEMORY
card w/o this function).
33Press the MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
button twice, ALBUM name is
displayed, (in that case if no
name in the disc. UN-KNOWN is
displayed). Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) to select ALBUM name
T.
44When the desired track is
displayed, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button to start
playing the track.
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55Press the MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
button more than 1 sec, if the
MP3 file is written with ‘ID3’ it
will automatically up to 64 letters
of ‘TITLE NAME’ ‘ARTIST NAME’
or ‘ALBUM NAME’ which will
scroll from right to left on the
display.
REPEAT PLAY
(on the remote control)
CD
11Press REPEAT button once on
the remote, REPEAT is
displayed, CD will play the
current track repeatedly U.
22Press the REPEAT button twice,
REPEAT ALL is displayed. CD
will play all tracks repeatedly V.
33Press the REPEAT button a third
time, REPEAT function will be
off.
MP3
11Press the REPEAT button once
on the remote, then REPEAT is
displayed. It will play the current
track repeatedly.
22Press the REPEAT button twice,
REPEAT ALL is displayed will
plays all tracks repeatedly the
current album W.
33Press the REPEAT button the
third time , then REPEAT
ALBUM is displayed. It will play
repeatedly the current album X.
44Press the REPEAT button four
times, then REPEAT function will
be off.
RANDOM PLAY
(on the remote control)
11Press the RANDOM button on
the remote, then RANDOM is
displayed it will play randomly
Y.
22Press the RANDOM button
again, then resume to normal
play.
INTRO PLAY
(on the remote control)
11Press the INTRO button on the
remote, then INTRO is displayed.
Into will play the first 10 seconds
of each track Z.
22Press INTRO button twice, then
resume to normal play.
PROGRAM MODE
Listen to the songs selected.
User can program up to 64
favourite songs. Program mode
is activated while in stop mode.
1. How to program
CD
11Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button, shift to PROGRAM mode
A1 .
22Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING (UP or
DOWN) button, the track number
will be changed.
33Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button, to confirm the track
number.
MP3
11Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button, shift to PROGRAM
mode. The album number is
flashing. A2
22Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING button,
the album number will be
charged.
33Press the MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button, the track number is
flashing A3 .
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44Press the
SEARCH/SKIP/TUNING button,
the track number will be
changed.
55Press the MEMORY/CLK -ADJ
button to confirm the track
number.
2. Program play
After programming songs, press
the PLAY/PAUSE button and it
will play the songs as you
programmed.
3. Cancel program
A program is erased if you:
Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ
button, then press STOP button
in stop mode. OR switch the
unit OFF. Or open the CD door.
NOTE: Setting a new program,
will clear the existing one.
MUTE SETTING
(on the remote control)
11When you press the MUTE
button once on the remote, the
volume level will flash and the
audio output will be temporary
stop A4 .
22Press MUTE button again, the
volume level and the audio
output will return to normal.
LINE-INPUT FOR
EXTERNAL AUDIO
SOURCE
11Press FUNCTION button until
‘AUX’ indicator lights up on the
display. This unit can input
analogue audio through AUX
jacks.
22Use a cable with RCA plug to
connect external source.
LISTEN TO THE
MUSIC BY USING
HEADPHONES
Stereo headphone jack is
provided for private listening. To
listen to the unit with
headphones (not included)
insert the 3.5mm mini-stereo
plug from the headphones into
the phone jack located on the
right side of the unit. The
external speakers are
automatically disconnected
when headphones are used.
MEMORY BACK -UP
To insert 1.5V, UM-4, AAA or
equivalent batteries in the
battery compartment of the
unit. It is used to back-up the
memory of the main CPU.
COMPACT DISC
11Always use compact discs
bearing the mark shown A5 .
22Notes on handling discs A6
• Removing the disc from its
storage case and load it.
• Do not touch the reflective
record surface.
• Do not stick paper or write
anything on the surface.
• Do not bend the disc.
33Storage
• Store the disc in its case.
• Do not expose discs to direct
sunlight or high temperatures,
high humidity or dusty places.
44Cleaning a disc A7
• Should the disc become soiled,
wipe off dust, dirt and
fingerprints with a soft cloth.
• The disc should be cleaned
from the centre to the edge.
• Never use benzene, thinners,
record cleaner fluid or anti static
spray.
• Be sure to close the CD door
so the lens is not contaminated
by dust.
• Do not touch the lens.
A4
A5
A6
A7
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SPECIFICATION
Power supply: 230V-50Hz
Output power: 5 Watts x 2 + 20 Watts
Unit dimension: 210 (W) x165 (D) x 220.5 (H) mm
Speaker box dimension: 139 (W) x 119 (D) x 220.5 (H) mm
Subwoofer dimension: 160 (W) x 347 (D) x 260 (H) mm
Net.Weight.: 7.2kg
Radio Section
Frequency range: FM 87.5-108 MHz
MW 522-1620 kHz
Compact disc section
Optical pickup: 3-Beam laser
Frequency response: 100 Hz-16 KHz
Specification subject to change without further
notice.
Dripping warning: ‘The product shall not be exposed to dripping or
splashing and that no objects filled with liquids,
such as vases, shall be placed on the product.’
Ventilation warning: “The normal ventilation of the product shall not
be impeded for intended use.’
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GUARANTEE
Morphy Richards products are
manufactured to internationally
accepted quality standards. In
addition to your statutory rights.
Morphy Richards guarantee your
product to be free from
manufacturing and component
defects for a period of TWO
YEARS from date of purchase.
If your product proves to be
defective within 28 days of
purchase, your Morphy Richards
dealer from who the product
was purchased will be pleased
to replace it free of charge.
Should your product develop a
defect within the guarantee
period but after the replacement
period, please return the
product to the following
address, together with the proof
of purchase, brief details of the
symptoms and your own name
and address
Your post office will provide a
certificate of posting. The
product will be repaired and
returned you promptly.
For electrical products
sold within the European
Community. At the end of
the electrical products
useful life it should not be
disposed of with
household waste.
Please recycle where
facilities exist. Check with
your Local Authority or
retailer for recycling advice
in your country.
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Morphy Richards products are intended for household use only.
Morphy Richards has a policy of continuous improvement in product quality and
design. The company, therefore reserves the right to change the specification of its
models at any time.
The After Sales Division
Morphy Richards Ltd
Mexborough, South Yorkshire,
England, S64 8AJ
Helpline (office hours)
UK 0870 060 2614
Republic of Ireland 1800 409119
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