The Singing Machine SMDigital iSM-370 User manual

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The lightning flashwitharrowhead symbol,withinan equilateral
triangle,isintended toalertthe usertothe presenceofuninsulated
“dangerousvoltage”withinthe product’s enclosurethatmaybe of
sufficientmagnitude toconstitutearisk ofelectricshock to
persons.
WARNING:TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRICSHOCK,DONOT
REMOVECOVER(ORBACK).NOUSER-SERVICE-ABLEPARTS
INSIDE,REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.
The exclamation pointwithinan equilateraltriangleisintended to
alertthe usertopresenceofimportantoperating and maintenance
(servicing)instructionsinthe literatureaccompanying the appliance.
The symbolforClass II (DoubleInsulation)
WARNING
Topreventfireorshock hazard,do notexosethisappliancetorainormoisture.
The apparatusshouldnotbe exposed todripping orsplashing and no objectsfilled withliquids,
suchasvases,shall be placed on the apparatus.
The ventilation shouldnotbe impeded bycovering the ventilation openingswithitems,suchas
newspapers,table-cloths,curtains,etc.
Nonaked flamesources,suchaslighted candles,shouldbe placed on the apparatus.
The mainsplug isused asthe disconnectdevice,the disconnectdeviceshouldremainreadily
operable.
Inordertodisconnectthe apparatusfromthe mainscompletely,the mainsplug shouldbe discon-
nected fromthe mainssocketoutletcompletely.
CAUTION
TOPREVENTELECTRICSHOCK,DONOTUSE THIS(POLARIZED)PLUGWITHANYEXTENSION
CORD,RECEPTACLEOROTHEROUTLETUNLESS THEPLUGCANBE FULLYINSERTED
WITHOUTEXPOSINGANYPARTSOFTHEBLADES.
TOPREVENTELECTRICALSHOCK,MATCHWIDEBLADEPLUGTOWIDESLOTFULLYINSERT.
FCC IMPORTANT
Sincealarmclock radiocircuitrymaycauseinterferencewithotherradiotunersnearby,switch
thisplayeroff when notinuseormoveitawayfroman affected radiotuner.
ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15 ofthe FCC Rules.Operation issubjecttothe following two
conditions:(1)Thisdevicemaycauseharmfulinterference,and (2)thisdevicemustacceptany
interferencereceived,including interferencethatmaycauseundesirableoperation.
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Warning:Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapproved bythe partyresponsiblefor
compliancecouldvoidthe user'sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
NOTE:Thisequipmenthasbeen tested and found tocomplywiththe limitsforaClass Bdigital
device,pursuanttoPart15 ofthe FCC Rules.Theselimitsaredesigned toprovide reasonable
protection againstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses
and can radiateradiofrequency energyand,ifnotinstalled and used inaccordancewiththe
instructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisno
guarantee thatinterferencewill notoccurinaparticularinstallation.If thisequipmentdoescause
harmfulinterferencetoradioortelevision reception,whichcan be determined byturning the
equipmentoff and on,the userisencouraged totrytocorrectthe interferencebyone ormoreof
the following measures:
•Reorientorrelocatethe receiving antenna.
•Increasethe separation between the equipmentand receiver.
•Connectthe equipmentintoan outleton acircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe
receiverisconnected.
•Consultthe dealeroran experienced radio/TVtechnician forhelp.
ThisClass BdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadian ICES-003.
SAFETYCERTIFICATION
Thisalarmismade and tested tomeetsafetystandardsofthe FCC,requirementsand
compliancewithsafetyperformanceofthe U.S.DepartmentofHealthand Human Services,and
alsowithFDARadiation PerformanceStandards21 CFRSubchapterJ.
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1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7. Do not block any of the ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with
one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two
blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the
third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug
does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, conve-
nience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessries specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution
when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tipover.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14.Referall servicing toqualified servicepersonnel.Servicing isrequired when the appara-
tushasbeen damaged inanyway,suchasifthe power-supplycordorplug isdamaged,liquid
hasbeen spilled orobjectshavefallen intothe apparatus,orwhen the apparatushasbeen
exposed torainormoisture,doesnotoperatenormally,orhasbeen dropped.
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YourKaraokeSystemwill provide you withmanyyearsoffun and entertainment. It can letyou
be the “star”asyou sing along withyourfavoriterecordingsand hearyourvoicewiththe
musicthrough the system’s speaker.
Thiskaraokecenteriseasy touse,yetfull offeatureswithacompactdesign.Afterjustafew
simpleinstructions,you will becomean expert. Beforeyou useyourunit, pleaseglancethrough
thismanualtofamiliarizeyourselfwithall the featuresavailableand the sectionsofthe manual
thatdescribe theiroperation.Next, go tothe section forthe specificoperation you wishto
perform.
Foryoureasy reference,listed herearesomeofthe mainfeaturesofthiskaraokecenter:
Lyrics on TVscreen-displays the lyrics withthe tempo ofthe musicwhen playing CD+G
discs.
AutoVoice Control(A.V.C.)-allowsyou toreplacethe originalsinger’s voicewithyourown
voicewhen anyprerecorded,multiplexdisc isplayed.
Echo Control-allowsyou toadd an echo toenrichyourvoiceforaconcerthall effect.
Built-InSpeaker-allowsyou tosharethe musicwithyourfamilyorfriends.
AudioOutputJacks -allowsyou toconnectanotheraudiooutputcomponent, suchasan
equalizer/boosteroraPA system.
HeadphoneJacks -allowsyou toconnectheadphonesasan alternativeforlistering through
the system’s built-inspeaker.
iPod Docking Station -the iPod docking station iscompatiblewithavarietyofiPod models,
the cradleaudiosystemforthe iPod allowsyou tosimplyplug inand press playtostreamthe
entirelibraryofstored musicfromyouriPod musicplayer.Yourkaraokesystemwill provide a
pleasurablesound.
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
MAINUNIT
1.CDDoor
2.CoverforiPod dock
3.SLEEP Button
4.BANDAM/FMButton
5.CLOCKADJ./PROGRAMButton
6.Preset-/REPEATButton
7.FUNCTIONButton
8.Preset+/RANDOMButton
9.WAKE TOButton
10.ALARMON/OFF
11.SNOOZE/DIMMERButton
12.PLAY/PAUSE/ENTERButton
13.STOP/FMMODEButton
14.TUNING-/SKIP/MINUTEButton
15.TUNING+/SKIP/HOUR Button
16.VOLUME-/+Buttons
17.ALARM1Button
18.STANDBY/ONButton
19.ALARM2Button
20.Speakers
21.Display
22.RemoteSensor
23.AMANT.Jack
24.FMANT.
25.MICJacks
26.PHONESJack
27.AUXINJack
28.VIDEOOUTPUTJack
29.AUDIOOUTPUT(L)Jack
30.AUDIOOUTPUT(R)Jack
31.ACmainscord
32.Clock BatteriesBack-up
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LCDDISPLAY
ALARM1Armed
TIME/ALARMDisplay
ALARM2Armed
AM/FMIndicator
RadioFrequency
VolumeLevelDisplay
PMIndicator
DSTIndicator
LowBatteryIndicator
Function Indicator
CD/CDG
function Indicator
SLEEP Indicator
MIC/ECHOIndicator
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1.STANDBY/ONButton
2.MUTE/DSTButton
3.ALARM1Button
4.ALARM2Button
5.ALARMON/OFF Button
6.WAKE TOButton
7.PLAY/PAUSE/ENTERButton
8.REPEAT/PRESET-Button
9.STOP/FMMode Button
10.SKIP/TUNING-/MINUTEButton
11.MASTERVOL+Button
12.KEY +Button
13.MASTERVOL-Button
14.KEY -Button
15.iPod Button
16.RADIO/BAND Button
17.CD/CDGButton
18.AUXButton
19.SNOOZE/DIMMERButton
20.SLEEP Button
21.PROGRAM/CLOCKSETButton
22.RANDOM/PRESET+Button
23.AVCON/OFF Button
24.SKIP/TUNING+/HOUR Button
25.MICVOL+Button
26.ECHO+Button
27.MICVOL-Button
28.ECHO-Button
LOCATION OF CONTROLS
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REMOTECONTROLBATTERY
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Install / Replace the Remote Control Battery
The remote control battery is already installed at the factory. When the remote control stops
operating, replace the battery with a new one.
1. The battery door is located on the back end of the unit.
2. Squeeze notched tab A while pulling battery door latch
B to release the battery door latch and take out the
battery holder.
3. Insert “CR2025” 3-volt lithium battery. Make sure the
polarity (the + and - side of the battery) is correct.
4. Replace the battery holder back in the remote control.
NOTE: Please remove the tag before the first time use.
LOCATIONOFCONTROLS
BATTERYPRECAUTIONS
Followtheseprecautionswhen using batteriesinthisdevice:
1.Donotattempttorecharge,short-circuit, disassemble,heatorthrowthe batteriesintoa
fire.
2.Donotmixoldand newbatteries.
3.Donotmixalkaline,standard(carbon-zinc),orrechargeable(nickelcadmium)batteries.
4.Ifthe deviceisnottobe used foralong period oftime,removethe batteriesto
preventdamage orinjuryfrompossiblebatteryleakage.
5.Donottrytorecharge batteriesnotintended tobe recharged;theycan overheatand
rupture.(Followbatterymaufacturer’s directions.)
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POWERSOURCE
Insertthe ACplug (withthe 2blades)intoaconvenientlylocated ACoutlethaving 110V-
120V~60Hz.
NOTE:The ACplug supplied withthe unitispolarized tohelp
minimizethe possibilityofelectricshock.If the ACplug does
notfitintoanonpolarized ACoutlet, do notfileorcutthe wide
blade.It isthe user’s responsibilitytohavean electrician
replacethe obsoleteoutlet.
MAINPOWERSUPPLY
•Check thatthe powervoltage asshownon the type platecorrespondstoyourlocalpower
voltage.If itdoesnot, consultyourdealerorserviceorganization.
•Connectthe powercordtothe wall outletofACpowersupply.Assoon asyou insertthe
powerplug intothe wall outlet, the displaytimewill flashand show(Assuming there
isno batteryforbackup orbatteryisweak).Pleasesee page E13 howtosetthe correct
time.
POWERFAILURE
If powerfailureoccurs,the unitwill switchoff. Assoon asthe powersupplyreturns,will
flashand display,indicating thatyou mustresetthe correcttime.
BATTERYBACK-UPSYSTEM
•Insert2“AA”batteries(notincluded)intothe batterycompartment. Inthe eventofapower
failure,the batterieswill provide sufficientpowertomaintainthe time.When ACpoweris
restored,the correcttimewill be restored and will notrequireresetting.
•Neitherthe displaynorthe unitwill operateuntil the unitisconnected toan ACoutlet.
BATTERYWILLONLYRESTORECLOCKSETTINGSWHENACPOWERISRESTORED.
•Replacethe batteryonceperyear.The serviceofthe batterydependson howoften and for
howlong the powersupplyfails.Thisvariesfromone region toanother.
Note:
1.Always check the timeand resetifnecessarywhen firsttimeconnecting ACmainsorafter
apowerfailure.
2.The 2batteriesareused forbacking up the timeincaseofACmainspowerfailure,underthis
circumstance,do notattempttooperatethe unit, otherwise,batteryservicelifewill be
reduced.
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CONNECTINGTOYOUR TV
The karaokesystemincludesRCAcordstoprovide you the option ofeitherconnecting an
externalaudio/sound systemand/orvideo device.The cordshavethree RCAplugsateach
end;the Whiteand Red areforleft and rightaudioconnectionsand the yellowisforconnecting
the video.
Makesurethatyou haveaCDGdisc inthe unitand playing when you aremaking this
connection.You will knowyou havethe propersettingson yourTVorVCR assoon asyou see
the SMDigitallogo orlyrics on the screen!
VIDEOCONNECTION
Pleasefollowthe stepsbelowtodisplayCDGlyrics,iPod photos/movieson the TVscreen:
(1)Locatethe multicolored patchcords.
(2)Connectvideo cable(yellow)tothe Video Outofthe back ofthe karaokesystem.
(3)Connectthe otherend ofthe video cable(yellow)tothe Video Inputon yourTVorVCR.
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KARAOKESYSTEMREAR VIEWOFTV
VIDEOOUTPUT
(YellowJack)VIDEOINPUT (YellowJack)
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If yourtelevision doesnothavethe required Video Input, you will need an RFModulator(Radio
Frequency Modulator),whichconnectsthrough yourTVAntenna orcableline and servesas
Video Input.
AnRFModulatorcan be purchased atalmostanyconsumerelectronics retailer.If you are
connecting the video fromthe karaokesystemtoeitheratelevision oraVCR video inputjack,
you mustspecifythe sourcethe TVorVCR istodisplay.YourTVorVCR userguide can tell
you howtodisplaythe video signalfromthe ‘Video In’jack.
If you don’thavethe manualforyourTVorVCR wesuggestcalling the TVorVCR
manufacturer’s customerservicedepartment. Onlythe manufacturerwill be abletotell you very
quicklyhowtoconfigureyourTVorVCR todisplaythe video signalcoming fromthe ‘Video
Input’jack.
*Note:Someprojection TVsetsdo notdisplaythe standardblue background used on most
CDGsproperly.If the background colorisinconsistentorflashing,pleasetryconnecting your
karaokesystemtoastandardtube television.
COMMONWAYS TOCONFIGUREYOUR TVORVCR
Yourkaraokesystemisdesigned toconnecttoyourTVthe samewayyou wouldconnecta
video camera,VCR orvideo game.The karaokesystemisconstantlysending the video and
audiosignalstothe ‘Video Out’and ‘AUXOUT’jacks wheneveryou playaCDG.So,load aCDG
intoyourkaraokesystembeforeyou startmaking theseconnections.You will see lyrics on the
TVscreen assoon asyou getthe setup completed correctly.
WerefertoTV/VCR becausemanufacturersuseverysimilarways toconnectTVsand VCRs
and you can connectyourkaraokesystemtoaTV,VCR orsatellitesystem.The setup ofyour
TV/VCR isthe mostdifficultpartofmaking the connection fordisplaying yourkaraokesystem
lyrics.Inmosthomes,the TVhaseitheracableconnected orantennae inuse.Onceyou
connectyourkaraokesystemtothe TV/VCR,you must‘tell’yourTV/VCR todisplaythe input
fromthe karaokesysteminstead ofthe usualinputfromthe cableorantennae.
Check yourTV/VCR usermanualforthe easiestwaytosetup yourparticularentertainment
system.If you don’thaveyourmanualyou can always call yourTV/VCR manufacturerforthat
information ortryhitting theirwebsiteforonline assistance.We’velisted belowthe most
common ways ofsetting up aTV/VCR:
(1)Inthe setup menu forconfiguring the TV/VCR theremaybe an option on ‘InputSelection’
whereyou maychoosebetween ‘Cable/Ant.’,‘Video 1’,or‘Video 2’etc.asthe input
source.
(2)Trylooking fora‘Video’channelbetween the highestchanneland the lowestchannelon
yourTVorVCR.(i.e.Between 99 and 2maybe ‘VIDEO’or‘INPUT’or‘GAME’)
(3)Lookforabutton on the remotecontrolforthe TV/VCR you areconnecting tothatsays
‘VIDEO’,‘VIDEO1’,‘Game’,‘AUX’,‘EXT’,‘LINE1’,‘LINE-IN’oroccasionallythe ‘VCR’
button will displaythe Video inputsource.
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AUDIOCONNECTION
Connectthe unittoyourTVorhomestereo systemusing the Whiteand Red connectionson the
supplied patchcord.Plug the whiteend ofthe patchcordintothe whiteAUDIOOUTjack on the
unit. Plug the red end ofthe patchcordintothe red AUDIOOUTjack on unit. Nowconnectthe
otherend ofthe cable’s white(left channel)and red (rightchannel)plugstoyourTVorhome
stereo system’s ‘AUDIOIN’or‘AUXIN’jacks.
MAKINGTHECONNECTIONS
FORCONNECTINGAN AUDIOCOMPONENTFOROUTPUT
Toconnectan audiocomponent(suchasapoweramplifierorPA systemamplifier) soyou can
hearthe system’s music&vocalthrough it, plug the audiocomponentintothe AUDIOOUTjacks.
REAR VIEWOF
KARAOKESYSTEM
REAR VIEWOFTV
AUDIOOUTPUT
L
(WhiteJack)
AUDIOOUTPUT
R
(RedJack)
AUDIOINPUT
R
(RedJack)
AUDIOINPUT
L
(WhiteJack)
REAR VIEWOF
KARAOKESYSTEM
ANOTHERAUDIO
COMPONENT
AUDIOOUTPUT
L
(WhiteJack)
AUDIOOUTPUT
R
(RedJack)
AUDIOINPUT
R
(RedJack)
AUDIOINPUT
L
(WhiteJack)
CONNECTINGTOYOUR HEADPHONE
Aheadphone jack isprovided forusing headphonesinstead ofthe built-inspeakers.
(Headphonesaresoldseparately.)
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Operation
•Press the STANDBY/ONbutton ofthe unitoncetoturnon powerofthe system.
Adjusting thevolume
You canadjustthevolumeon theunit.
Press VOLUME+/-until the desired volumeisreached,and volumelevelisdisplayed on the
display.
Setting theClock
The LCD displayforthe clock time.
1.Press CLOCKADJ.button and the timedigitsbegintoflashon the display.
2.Press HOUR button tosetthe hour.Press and holdformorethan 1sectoenterfastsetting.
3.Press MINUTEbutton tosetthe minutes.Press and holdformorethan 1sectoenterfast
setting.
4.Press CLOCKADJ.button toconfirm.The timedigitsstop flashing and the clock isset
and starting torun.
5.Press and holdthe DSTbutton on the remotetochange the daylightsaving time.DSTon will
advancethe time1hour.DSToff will turnthe clock back 1hour.
Using theAlarm
Setting AlarmTime
1.The unitcan settwoAlarmTime.
2.Press and holdthe ALARM1Button orALARM2button until the displayflashes.Press the
HOUR orMINUTEbutton until the desired alarmtimeisdisplayed.Remembertosetthe correct
AMorPM(an icon tothe rightofthe timedisplayisthe PMindicator.Thereisno AM
indicator).
3.Press the WAKE TObutton toselectthe radio,iPod,CDGorbuzzertowaketoa
corresponding Wakeicon will lightup forthe selected Wakesound.
4.Press the ALARM1button orALARM2button (orENTERbutton)againtoexitthe setting
mode.The alarmtimeand waketomode areset.
5.Press ALARMON/OFF toselectactivating ALARM1,ALARM2orALARM1+ALARM2.
6.When ALARMarmed,you can press ALARMON/OFF tostop ALARM.
Note:
•Onceyou setthe alarmtime,the alarmwill be automaticallyarmed.The Alarmicon and Wake
icon will appeartoindicatethe alarmisarmed.Will be automaticallyarmed for60 minutes.
•Makesuretoadjustvolumelevelforcomfortablewakeup volume.
•When the Alarmwaketo“iPod”mode,if“iPod”notdocked,alarmwill activateBuzzerinstead.
•When the Alarmwaketo“CD”mode,ifthereisno Disc loaded,alarmwill activateBuzzer
instead.
Resetting theAlarmfortheNextDay
When the alarmissounding,press the STANDBY/ONbutton tostop alarmand resetitforthe
following day.
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SNOOZE/DIMMEROPERATION
a)Press the SNOOZE/DIMMERbutton afterthe alarmsounds.The alarmwill be silenced and will
comeon againabout10 minuteslater.Snoozecan be pressed severaltimesduring the 1
houralarmcycle.
b)During normaloperation,press the SNOOZE/DIMMERbutton tocontrolthe brightnesofthe
LCD display.
SLEEP
The unithasbuilt-insleep function.Thisfunction enablesyou tolisten tothe RADIO/iPod/CDG/
AUXatbedtimewithouthaving togetup toswitchoff. The systemwill automaticallyswitchoff
atthe desired sleep time.
NOTE:
•The externalequipmentwhichconnected toAUXofthissystemwill notbe switched off
automatically.
•Need toturnon the unitbeforesetting the sleep function.
SLEEP time
The period when you listen toyourRADIO/iPod/CDG/AUXbeforeyou fall asleep,iscalled the
sleep time.The clock radiohasbuilt-in9mode time,change sleep timecycle(-- 10 20 30
40 50 60 70 80 90).If you wishtosetthe sleep timefor30 minutes,proceed as
follows:
•Press the SLEEP button 3times.30 will appearon the displayindicating and SLEEP
indicatorison thatyou haveasleep timeof30 minutes.
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iPod Inserts
YourkaraokesystemcomeswithremovableinsertstofityouriPod properlywhiledocked.Each
insertcarriesanumbertomatchyouriPod.Pleaselocatethe correctone according tobelow
summary:
RefertoiPod OPERATIONchaptertooperateand charge the iPod player.(ExceptiPod shuffle.)
iPod INSERTS
1.Pleasemakesuretousethe correctinsertforyouriPod thatisproperlydocked into
the system,fail todo somaydamage youriPod.
2.Noinsertisprovided forthe iPod shufflemodel.
iPod TypeMemoryHolderNo.
iPod mini4GB&6GBMini
iPod photo&
ColorU2iPod 20GB&30GB Photo20/30GB
iPod photo 40GB&60GB Photo40/60GB
iPod nano 2GB&4GBNano
5GiPod &U2
iPod withvideo 30GBVideo30GB
5GiPod
withvideo 60GB&80GB Video60/80GB
4GiPod &
U2iPod 20GBUsephoto20/30GBholder.
4GiPod 40GBUsephoto40/60GBholder.
iPod nano
(2ndgeneration)2GB&4GB
&8GB
Usenano holder.
1.Removeoriginalrubberplaced atright-
hand-side ofthe holder.
2.Replacethe samerubbertothe left-
hand-sideoftheholder.(Oneadditional
rubberissupplied foroptionaluse.)
3.Pleaserefertofollowdrawing:
3GiPod 10GB&15GB
&20GBUsephoto20/30GBholder.
3GiPod 30GB&40GBUsephoto40/60GBholder.

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LISTENTOTHEiPod
1.Gentlypress the correctinsertintothe dock.
2.Placethe iPod intodock viathe correctinsert.
3.Press the function button toselectiPod mode,“iPod”icon will appearon the display.
4.Press PLAY/PAUSE button ofthe systemtoplaythe musicfromiPod.
5.Press PLAY/PAUSE button againtopauseplay,press againtoresumeplay.
6.Press the VOLUME+/-button toadjustthe sound level.
7.Press SKIP/button toskipforwardsorbackwardstrack,orholdthe button tofast
forwardsorbackwards.
NOTE:
The 6insertsprovided withthisunitareforusewiththisunitonly:theyarenotUniversal
Docks.Neverdock an iPod withoutan insertinplace.
iPod OPERATIONS
INSTALLTHEiPodINSERTFORDOCKING
IMPORTANT!The identifiation No.isengraved
atthe bottomofthe inserts.Pleaserefertothe
illustration aboveforthe location ofthe No.
1.Open the dock covergently.
2.Gentlypress the correctinsertintothe dock.(Refertothe drawing 1&2.)
3.Placethe iPod intothe dock viathe correctinsert. (Refertodrawing 3.)
4.Neverpull iPod forwardsorpushbackwards.Thiscan damage youriPod and/orthe main
unit. (Refertodrawing 4.)
LISTENINGTOANONDOCKINGiPod OROTHERPORTABLEAUDIODEVICES
If you areusing an iPod withoutadocking portorotherMP3playerorotherportableaudio
deviceyou can still playitthrough the unitviathe AUXINJack.
1.Plug one end ofthe audiopatchcordintothe headphone orAUXOUTJack on yourdevice
and the otherend ofthe patchcordintothe unitAUXINJack located on the back ofthe unit.
2.Press the FUNCTIONbutton on the unitorAUXbutton on the remotecontrol.The
AUXicon will appearindicating AUXplaying mode.
3.Turnon and playyourdevice.
4.Press the VOLUME+/-button on the unitorMASTERVOL+/-button on the remotecontrolto
adjustthe systemvolume.You mayneed toadjustyourdevicevolume,too.
5.Toturnoff the unit, press the STANDBY/ONbutton (orbutton on the remotecontrol).Please
remembertoturnoff yourdevice,too.
CHARGINGTHEiPod
•Whilethe iPod isdocked and systemisproperlyconnected toACpower,itischarged
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PREPARATION
•Thisunitisdesigned toplayCDs/CD+Gsbearing the identification logo “/”.If CDs/
CD+Gsdo notconformtothe CD standard,theymaynotplayproperly.
•Fingerprintsand dustshouldbe carefullywiped off withasoft cloth.Wipe inastraightmotion
fromthe centerofthe disc tothe outside edge.
•Neverusechemicals,suchasrecordcleaning sprays,antistaticsprays orfluids,benzene or
thinnertoclean compactdiscs.Thesechemicalswill permanentlydamage the plasticsurface
ofthe disc.
•Always placethe compactdisc on the disc traywiththe labelfacing upward.Compactdiscs
can be played on onlyone side.
•Toremoveadisc fromitsstorage case,press downon the centerofthe caseand lift the
disc out, holding itcarefullybythe edges.
•Discs shouldbe returned totheircasesafterusetoprotectthemfromdustand scratches.
•Topreventwarping the disc,do notexposeittodirectsunlight, high humidityorhigh
temperaturesforextended periodsoftime.
•Donotapplypaperorwriteanything on eitherside ofthe disc.The inks used insomefelt-tips
pensmaydamage the surfacesofthe disc.
PLAYINGCD ORCD+GDISC
•Press FUNCTIONbutton on the unitorCD/CDGbutton on the remotetoselectCD/CDGmode.
•AdjustMASTERVOLUMEcontrolon yourunit, TVoraudiosystemtoacomfortablelevel.
•AdjustMICVOLUME/A.V.C./ECHO/KEY controlsasneeded toachievethe desired mixof
musicand vocalsthrough yoursound system.
•Donotpress the disc coverofthe CD compartmentwhileit’s playing.
•Neverplaceanything exceptacompactdisc on the disc tray.Foreign objectscan damage the
unit.
•Donotapplyexcessiveforcetodisc cover.
•Onlyplaceone disc on the disc trayatatime.
LOADINGADISC
•Lift up CD doortoopen CD/CDGcompartmentdoor.Placeadisc inthe compartment
withthe printed side facing towardyou.
•Gentlyclosethe CD doortothe CD/CDGcompartment. Afterafewseconds,The unitbegins
toread the disc.Afterthat, the disc isplaying automatically.(If no disc isloaded,itwill display
““).
(RefertotheTroubleShooting Guideon pageE22 ifadisc isloadedbutitdoes not
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STOPMODE
If the STOPbutton ispressed inthe courseofplaying,the disc will ceasetoplay.(The total
numberoftracks will be shownon the LCD display.)
CD ORCD+GOPERATIONS
REPEAT
•Torepeatthe track currentlyplaying,press the REPEATbutton once.The “1”icon will be
displayed on the LCD.
•Torepeatall tracks,press the REPEATbutton twice.The “ALL”icon will be displayed
instead of“1”.
•Toclearthe REPEATfunction,press the REPEATbutton again.The REPEATicon on LCD will
turnoff.
PLAY/PAUSE MODE:
•Tostartplaying,press the PLAY/PAUSE button.The PLAY “”icon will be displayed on the
LCD display.
•Totemporarilystop playing,press the PLAY/PAUSE button.The PAUSE “II”icon will be
displayed instead ofthe PLAY icon.
•Toresumeplay,press thisbutton again.
PLEASE NOTE:Pressing pausewhen aCDGisplaying maycausedistorted lyrics on the
monitor.Anydistortion will remainuntil the wholescreen isrefreshed during an instrumental
breakoryou stop the song and startitfromthe beginning.
SKIP(FORBOTHCD AND CDGDISCS)
•During STOPmode,you can skipup ordowntoyourdesired track orfilebypressing aSKIP
button (-SKIP-).
•Toresumeplaying the selected song,press PLAY/PAUSE button.
SEARCH (FORAUDIOCD DISCONLY)
When playing anyaudioCD,press and holdthe SKIPbutton (-SKIP-).The CD will
searchathigh speed inthe forwardorbackwarddirection.Normalplaywill continue when you
releasethisbutton orpress the PLAY button.
PROGRAM
•Usethisbutton toprogramand playback songsinapreselected order.
Step 1:Programming shouldbe done inthe stop mode only.Press the PROGRAM
button and the icon will be displayed on LCD,the track will read [].
Step 2:Press the doublearrowkeys (-SKIP-)toselectadesired track.
Step 3:Press PROGRAMbutton toconfirmentry.You can repeatthe samestepsup
toamaximumof16 tracks.
Step 4:Press PLAY button when you havecompleted programming and you are
readytostartsinging.
•Press STOPbutton oncetostop play.
•Press STOPbutton twicetoclearall the programmed entries.
RANDOM
•Press RANDOMbutton toplaytracks inrandomorder.

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OTHEROPERATIONS
KARAOKEFUNCTION
•The Echo and Keyeffectscan function bypressing the ECHO/KEY button toswitchand the
ECHO/KEY +/-buttonstotune theirlevels.Individualicon will be displayed on LCD fortheir
ON/OFF status.
•The AutoVolumeControl(A.V.C.)can be switched ON/OFF bypressing A.V.C.button.AVC
icon will be displayed on the LCD toshowitsstatus.
NOTE:KEY &A.V.C.functionsonlyavailableon CDGmode.
*Warning -Tapping ordropping themicrophonewhileitison canpermanently
damageyourmicrophone.Resisttheurgetoswing themicrophonearound bythe
cord!