when recoding the MP3 disc If the disc
contains tracks designated only by order
numbers or other symbols, searching by
the track name will be impossible
Search by album name
• Press the ASP DIR NEXT button (5)
twice, "A" will appear in the upper right
corner of the LED display and the " "
symbol will start flashing, indicating the
Search by Album Name mode.
• Using the NEXT SEARCH FORWARD (:)
button (2) or PREV SEARCH BACKWARD
(9) button (10), select the needed letter.
The LED display will show the album
which name starts with this letter.
• Press the PLAY PAUSE (4;) button (4),
playback of the selected album starts.
Note: Searching by the album name is pos
sible only if the album (folder) was assigned
the name when recoding the MP3 disc If
the disc contains albums (folders) desig
nated only by order numbers or other sym
bols, searching by the album name will be
impossible
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
Bass boos
Set the bass boost switch (17) into the "ON"
position, to boost the low frequency tone.
Note: As the low frequency sound depends
on the volume level, at high volume levels
the sound may be distorted Decrease the
volume level or set the Bass Boost switch to
"OFF"
Changing he display mode (only for
MP3)
When playing MP3 tracks, the LED display
can show information on the current track.
Press and hold the MODE button (3) for over
2 seconds. The display will show the album
number, file number and playback time.
To return to the initial display mode, press
and hold the MODE button for over 2 sec?
onds.
Au oma ic power urning off
If over 60 seconds have passed after press?
ing the STOP button (9), the automatic
power turn off function is activated and the
player is turned off automatically. At press?
ing and holding the STOP button (9) for over
3 seconds, the player will be turned off.
Au oma ic shock pro ec ion func ion
(ASP)
• During playback the player can be sub?
jected to mechanical shocks and vibra?
tion (for instance, when walking, or inside
the moving car). The automatic shock
protection function (ASP) allows to pre?
vent the interruption of sound when the
player is subjected to shocks or vibra?
tion.
• When the PLAY PAUSE button (4) is
pressed, "ASP" starts flashing on the dis?
play. Flashing of "ASP" sign will stop,
when the data buffer of the memory
becomes full.
• If the player is under continuous impact
of shocking or vibration for over 45 sec?
onds (when playing CD discs) or over 120
seconds (when playing MP3?discs),
playback may be interrupted for several
seconds. The playback will be resumed,
as soon as the action of shocking or
vibration stops.
• To cancel the ASP function, press the
ASP button once (possible, only when
playing CD discs).
Note:
When the automatic shock protection func
tion (ASP) is activated, the disc rotates
faster then at usual playback, because the
disc data are taken into the device's operat
ing memory, so the batteries become dis
charged faster
ENGLISH
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