Wharfedale Pro NE-566USB User manual

Instruction Manual - Please keep for future reference
Wharfedale MP3 Micro System
NE-566USB
7-07
PRODUCT GUARANTEE
This product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a period of
This product is guaranteed for twelve months from the date of original purchase. Any
defect that arises due to faulty materials or workmanship will either be replaced,
refunded or repaired free of charge where possible during this period by the dealer
from whom you purchased the unit.
The guarantee is subject to the following provisions:
-  The guarantee does not cover accidental damage, misuse, cabinet parts, knobs
or consumable items.
-  The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the
instructions contained in this manual.
-  It must be used solely for domestic purpose.
-  The guarantee will be rendered invalided if the product is re-sold or has been
damaged by inexpert repair.
-  Specifications are subject to change without notice.
-  The manufacturer disclaims any liability for the incidental or consequential damages.
-  The guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish your statutory or legal rights.
Guarantor: Argos Ltd
489 - 499 Avebury Boulevard
Central Milton Keynes
MK9 2NW
Year

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read all instructions before use and keep for future reference.
CAUTION -Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures
other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
This compact disc player is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER product.
Invisible laser radiation when open. Avoid exposure to beam. Never touch
the pickup lens.
WARNING -To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose
this appliance to rain or moisture.
PRECAUTIONS
To Maintain Optimum Performance
Do not use the unit in places which are extremely hot, cold, dusty or humid. Do not use or keep
the unit in following places.
•In a high humidity area such as a bathroom or near a heater.
•In an area exposed to direct sunlight (where it can become extremely hot).
•Near sources of strong magnetism, such as televisions, speakers, or magnets.
•Where there is a lot of movement, vibration or an unstable shelf.
For safety
•Do not attempt to disassemble this unit. Laser rays from the optical pickup are dangerous to
the eyes.
•Make sure that pins or other foreign objects do not get inside the player.
•Take care not to drop the unit or subject it to strong shocks.
•Keep dust from the pickup lens, keep the disc compartment lid closed after use. Never touch
the lens.
Mains Lead
•If the external flexible cord of this product is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer
or his service agent or similar qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Ventilation Warning
•Do not allow water or liquids to splash onto the main body as it contains live parts.
•Do not cover the body with a cloth and allow the unit to be well ventilated.
Electrical Requirements
Check that the voltage on the rating plate of your product corresponds with your house
electricity supply which must be A.C. (Alternating Current).
If the socket outlets in your home are not suitable for the plug supplied with this product, check
with a qualified electrician for replacement.
IMPORTANT NOTES
•The main plug shall remain easily accessible.
•Ensure a minimum distance of 5cm around the apparatus for sufficient ventilation.
•Ensure that ventilation is not impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items such
as newspapers, table-cloths, curtains, etc.
•Do not place naked flame sources, such as lighted candles on or near the apparatus.
•Take attention to the environmental aspects of battery disposal.
•Use the apparatus only in moderate climates (not in tropical climates).
•Do not expose the apparatus to dripping or splashing.
•Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus.

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KNOW YOUR MACHINEKNOW YOUR MACHINECONTENTS
Know Your Machine .........................................................................................3
Assembly ..........................................................................................................6
Insert Batteries ..................................................................................................8
Using with AC Power.........................................................................................10
Operation
Power/Standby ..............................................................................................11
Clock Setting ..................................................................................................11
Time Setting ...................................................................................................12
EQ Control .....................................................................................................14
To Set Sleep Function....................................................................................14
Function Select ..............................................................................................14
Radio Operation .............................................................................................15
Cassette Operation ........................................................................................18
CD/MP3 Operation .........................................................................................22
USB Operation ...............................................................................................24
SD/MMC Operation ........................................................................................26
Listen to the Desired Track.............................................................................28
Repeat Play ...................................................................................................30
Random Play .................................................................................................31
Intro Play .......................................................................................................31
Program Mode ...............................................................................................32
MUTE Setting ................................................................................................34
Listen to Music using Headphones................................................................34
Maintenance ......................................................................................................35
Specifications ...................................................................................................36
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CD PLAY/PAUSE
MEMORY/C-ADJ
SKIP/SEARCH/TUNING DOWN
CD STOP
RANDOM
REPEAT
INTRO
FUNCTION
VOLUME UP
BAND
MONO/ST./FIND/ESP
SKIP/SEARCH/TUNING UP
TIMER
EQ
SLEEP
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KNOW YOUR MACHINEKNOW YOUR MACHINEKNOW YOUR MACHINE
1 x Micro System
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POWER/STANDBY INDICATOR
STANDBY
MEMORY/ C-ADJ
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HEADPHONES JACK
CD PLAY/PAUSE
SKIP/SEARCH/TUNING DOWN
PRESET/FOLDER DOWN
SKIP/SEARCH/TUNING UP
PRESET/FOLDER UP
BAND
RANDOM
VOLUME KNOB
MEMORY CARD JACK
CD STOP
REPEAT
CD DOOR OPEN/CLOSE
FIND/ESP/MONO/ST.
FUNCTION
USB IN JACK
JACK COVER
CASSETTE BUTTON COVER
CASSETTE RECORD
CASSETTE PLAY
CASSETTE REWIND
CASSETTE FAST FORWARD
CASSETTE STOP/EJECT
CASSETTE PAUSE
CD DOOR
AC POWER MAIN SWITCH
AC CORD
FM ANTENNA
AM ANTENNA TERMINAL
BEAT CUT SWITCH
SPEAKER TERMINALS
BACKUP BATTERY DOOR
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NOTES:
- Please read the important safety
instructions before use.
- Before connecting to the mains
make sure that the rated voltage
shown on the rear panel matches
your mains voltage supply.
- Connect the Speakers first
before connecting to the mains.
ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY
CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS
1. Insert the speaker wire from the
Speaker u into the Speaker
Terminals r. Hold down the
connector's lever (red or black part)
& push the exposed metal end of
the wire all the way into the hole,
then release the lever.
See fig. 1 and 2.
2. Please note that "R" connects to
Right Speaker and "L" connects to
Left Speaker.
NOTE: Place the speakers boxes
as far apart as possible for the
best sound effect. Don't place
the speakers next to a TV as it
can affect sound and picture
quality.
NOTE: Please ensure you connect
the white wire to the red
connector and the black wire to
the black connector.
See fig. 1 and 2. fig. 2
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Connecting the External Aerial
fig. 3
- Insert External Aerial v into the
AM External Antenna Socket p.
See fig. 3.
NOTE: Adjust the position of the
External Aerial to obtain the best
signal.
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3. Carefully close the Battery Cover.
See fig. 9.
2. Insert two new 1.5V AAA size
batteries with the and marks
correctly aligned.
See fig. 8.
INSERT BATTERIESINSERT BATTERIES
1. Open the Battery Cover.
See fig. 7.
Back View
REMOTE CONTROL
NOTE: When you replace the
batteries ensure the unit is
plugged into the mains to
ensure you save your current
Memory Settings.
Battery replacement
• Replace with new batteries every
year.
fig. 7
Battery
Compartment
Cover
2 x size AAA 1.5V
fig. 8 fig. 9
Battery
Compartment
Cover
1. Open the Memory Back-up
Battery Door t.
See fig. 4.
3. Carefully slide the Memory Back-
up Battery Door t back on.
See fig. 6.
2. Insert three new 1.5V AA size
batteries with the and
marks correctly aligned.
See fig. 5.
MEMORY BACK-UP
- Batteries are required to back-up
the memory of the main unit.
fig. 4
Bottom View
fig. 5
fig. 6
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3 x size AA 1.5V
t
Note on batteries:
• Do not mix different types of
batteries or an old battery with a
new one.
• To prevent the risk of leakage or
explosions, never recharge the
batteries, apply heat or take them
apart.
• When not using batteries for a long
period of time, remove them to
prevent battery drain.
• If liquid leaks from the batteries,
throw them away. Thoroughly
clean the battery compartment with
a dry cloth.

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NOTE: Make sure your local
voltage is 230V/240V~, 50Hz.
USING WITH AC POWER OPERATION
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Mains Socket
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OPERATING THE UNIT
- When you first plug the unit into
the AC outlet, the unit will be in
standby mode . Press the
STANDBY D on the unit ( or A
on the Remote Control ) to switch
the unit ON or OFF. Pull the AC
plug out of the wall socket if you
want to switch off the unit
completely.
See fig. 11 and 12.
POWER/STANDBY
1. Press the STANDBY D or Ato
switch the unit on.
See fig. 11 and 12.
2. Select the sound source (CD,
TAPE, CARD-USB or TUNER) by
pressing FUNCTION V or N.
The corresponding display will light
up.
3. Adjust the volume with the
VOLUME (UP or DOWN) P,O
and C .
4. Set the preset equalizer ( PASS,
CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, or JAZZ)
with the EQ Ton the remote.
5. Press the STANDBY D or A
again to turn the unit off.
During the STANDBY mode.
1. Press and hold the MEM/CLOCK-
ADJ. E or Guntil the time
displayed flashes.
See fig. 13 and 14.
2. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
select 12 or 24-hour clock.
CLOCK SETTING
AC POWER CORD CONNECTION
1. After all other connections are
complete, plug the AC Power
Cord m into the mains socket.
See fig. 10.
2. Turn the AC Power Main Switch
kto "ON".
See fig. 10.
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OPERATION OPERATION
fig. 17 fig. 20
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fig. 18
fig. 19
3. Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ. E
or Gagain, the HOURS will flash,
press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
adjust the HOURS.
See fig. 15 and 16.
4. Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ. E
or Gonce more, the MINUTES
will flash.
5. Repeat step 3 to adjust the
minutes.
6. Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ. E
or Gagain to confirm the time.
7. During setting the clock if a key
is not pressed for 10 seconds, the
changes will be lost.
TIMER SETTING
During in the STANDBY mode.
1. Press the TIMER Sfor a few
seconds, " ON" and "00:00"
appears on the display after
confirmation of the current time
and the HOURS will flash.
See fig. 15-17.
2. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
adjust the HOURS.
3. Press the TIMER Sagain, the
MINUTES will flash, and then
press the SKIP/TUNING /SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
adjust the MINUTES.
4. Press the TIMER Sonce more to
to confirm the "TIMER ON" on the
display.
See fig. 18 and 19.
5. Then the " OFF" appears on the
display and the HOURS will flash.
See fig. 20.
6. Repeat the above steps 2 to 3, then
press the TIMER Sonce more to
confirm the "TIMER OFF" on the
display.
7. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
select the CD or TUNER for the
confirmation of desired music on
time.
8. Press the TIMER Sagain, the
timer "VOL" flashes on screen.
Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
adjust the volume of the music.
9. Press the TIMER Sagain to
confirm the TIMER ON and TIMER
OFF, " " will appear on the
display.
10. The unit will switch on automatically
at "TIMER ON" and start playing,
the unit will switch off automatically
at "TIMER OFF".
11. During setting the timer if a key is
not pressed for 10 seconds, the
changes will be lost.
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OPERATION OPERATION
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fig. 25
fig. 26
fig. 27
EQ CONTROL (Remote Control
Operation)
EQ shows the current sound setting.
- When you press the EQ Tthe
sound setting will change as shown.
See fig. 22 - 23.
TO SET SLEEP FUNCTION
(Remote Control Operation)
1. If you want to fall asleep to music,
press the SLEEP U.
See fig. 22.
2. You may adjust the Radio or CD
player's sleep function to play
music from 10 to 90 minutes
before turning itself off. The timer
can be adjusted in 10 minute
increments.
See fig. 24.
FUNCTION SELECT
- Press FUNCTION V or Nto
select your desired function.
See fig. 21, 22 and 25.
RADIO OPERATION
- Press the FUNCTION V or Nto
select the TUNER mode.
See fig. 26 and 27.
1. Press the BAND N or Pto select
AM or FM, the frequency will be
displayed on screen.
2. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
adjust the frequency.
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Manual Tuning
- To tune in weak stations, use
manual tuning by pressing and
holding down the SKIP/TUNING/
SEARCH(UP or DOWN) L, Jor
R,Huntil the best reception is
obtained.
See fig. 26 and 27.
Automatic Tuning
1. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hfor
a second or more, then release
the button. The tuner will
automatically search for the first
station of sufficient signal strength.
See fig. 26 and 27.
2. Repeat above procedure if you
wish to select another station.
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OPERATION OPERATION
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Mono/ Stereo Select
- Only FM is broadcast in stereo.
1. When you want to select a FM
stereo station, press the
MONO/STEREO U or Q.
When a FM stereo station is
playing the " " indicator will
appear on the display. 
See fig. 28 and 29.
2. When you press the
MONO/STEREO U or Qagain,
the FM STEREO indicator will turn
off and switch to MONO FM.
Programming Preset Stations
- You can also store preset stations
of your choice and save up to 10
AM and 30 FM stations in the units
memory. To store your selected
stations:
1. Press the BAND N or Pto select
AM or FM.
See fig. 28 and 29.
2. Tune to the required station.
3. Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or G.
4. Press the PRESET/FOLDER (Up
or DOWN) M, Kor D,Eto
allocate a station number.
NOTES: Storing a new station into
a preset location will erase the
previously stored station.
5. Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ
again to confirm your selection.
6. To store more stations, or to
change their frequencies, repeat
steps 2 to 5.
FM Antenna
- The FM Antenna Wire n will
improve FM reception.
See fig. 32.
Selecting the Preset Stations
1. Press the BAND N or Pto select
the desired band.
See fig. 30 and 31.
2. Press the PRESET/FOLDER (UP
or DOWN) M, Kor D,Eto select
the desired preset station number.
3. The station number is displayed
along with the corresponding
frequency.
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OPERATION OPERATION
fig. 35
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Playing Of Cassette
1. To play a cassette, open the
Cassette Button Cover Z.
See fig. 33.
2. Be sure to tighten any slack tape
in the cassette before use. Using
either a pencil or a ball-point pen,
simply insert the pen or pencil into
the centre of the spool and rotate
to remove slackness.
See fig. 34.
3. Press the CASS. STOP/EJECT f
to open the Cassette Door A.
See fig. 33 and 35.
4. Insert the cassette into the
compartment with the open end
facing upwards and full reel on the
left hand side, push the cassette
well down and close the Cassette
Door. Be sure not to touch the tape
surface.
5. Select "TAPE" on the FUNCTION
Vor N.
See fig. 35 and 36.
6. Press the PLAY b to play.
7. To stop playback, press the CASS.
STOP/EJECT f once.
8. To eject the cassette, press the
CASS. STOP/ EJECT f again.
See fig. 33- 36.
Recording From CD
- Set the FUNCTION V or Nto CD.
Select the required tracks to be
recorded. Insert a cassette into the
cassette deck and press the CASS.
PLAY b and CASS. RECORD a.
Press the CASS. STOP / EJECT
fto stop recording.
See fig. 37 and 38.
Auto Stop
- The tape will automatically stop
when it reaches the end during
playback or recording.
Recording From Radio
- Set the FUNCTION V or Nto
TUNER select MW or FM on BAND
Nor Pand tune in to the desired
station. Insert a cassette into the
deck and press the CASS. PLAY
band CASS. RECORD a. Press
the CASS. STOP/EJECT f to stop
recording. The CASS. PAUSE g
can be used to pause the recording
for short intervals. Press the
CASSETTE F.FWD e to fast
forward the tape, press the
CASSETTE REWIND d to fast
rewind the tape.
See fig. 37 and 38.
CASSETTE OPERATION
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OPERATION OPERATION
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Protecting Recordings
- Normally, anything recorded on
the tape is erased when new
recording is made. It is possible
to protect your recordings from
accidental erasure by removing
the tabs found on the rear of the
cassette.
When the cassette is held with
the recorded side upper-most and
exposed tape facing the front, the
protective tab will be found on the
left rear of the cassette. All pre-
recorded cassettes are protected
in this way to prevent accidental
erasure of the commercial
recordings. "Protected" cassettes
will prevent the record button from
being operated. If at any time you
attempt to record and find that this
button will not depress, to prevent
damage do not force the
mechanism. Check that a cassette
has been loaded and that tab has
not been removed. Recording on
a cassette from which the tabs
have been removed can be done
by covering the tab openings with
a piece of adhesive tape. 
See fig. 39.
BEAT CUT
- The Beat Cut Switch q can
remove "whistling" sounds that are
sometimes present when recording
from the radio. (AM only)
See fig. 42.
WARNING: Disconnect from the
mains at the wall socket when
not in use. Do not expose the
unit to rain or moisture.
Care Of Cassette Mechanism
- Gently clean the tape head and
pinch-wheel/capstan assemblies
after every 10 hours of use until
all traces of oxide deposit have
been removed. A range of cassette
care products are available. 
The erase and record/play heads
and the surface of the pinch roller
are delicate and must not be
touched with metal objects such
as screwdrivers. You may find it
easier to clean the assembly by
pressing the PLAY b to bring
head and pinch roller into view.
Be sure to press the CASS. STOP
fafter cleaning the mechanism.
Damage to the pinch wheel can
occur if the unit is left in PLAY
mode with the power switched off.
Under no circumstances should
you attempt to lubricate any part
of the machine.
See fig. 40 and 41.
Type Of Cassettes
- Use only good quality cassettes
(IEC TYPE1) for making recordings.
The unit may be used to play other
types of cassette but is unable to
make proper recordings on these
more specialized tapes. The use
of C120 cassettes is not
recommended in this machine.
Erase Head
Record/Play Head Capstan
Pinch Roller
Screw Driver
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OPERATION OPERATION
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Listening To Compact Discs
(CD/MP3)
1. To listen to a CD, press the CD
DOOR OPEN/CLOSE T to open
the CD Door h.
See fig. 43 and 44.
2. Insert the CD into the CD
compartment, press the CD
DOOR OPEN/CLOSE T again,
and then the CD door will close
automatically.
3. Use FUNCTION V or Nto select
CD mode. 
NOTE: 
(1)This unit can play CD, CD-R,
CD-RW and MP3 discs.
(2) If no disc is loaded or it cannot
read the Table Of Contents,
NO DISC will be displayed.
See fig. 45.
Playing The Entire CD
1. Press the CD PLAY/PAUSE H or
Fonce, the unit will play the first
track on the CD.
See fig. 46 - 48.
2. To interrupt playback, press the
CD PLAY/PAUSE H or Fagain.
The time elapsed indicator will
flash.
See fig. 49.
3. To resume playback, press the
CD PLAY/PAUSE H or Fonce
more.
4. To stop playback, press the CD
STOP R or J once.
NOTE: If any of the buttons are not
working during playback, turn
the unit off for one minute to
reset the system.
CD/MP3 OPERATION
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OPERATION OPERATION
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1. In STANDBY mode insert the
USB device into USB In Jack X
and then turn the unit ON.
See fig. 50.
2. Press the FUNCTION V or Nto
select the CARD-USB mode, the
unit will automatically read the
total number of folders and tracks.
See fig. 51- 53.
NOTE:
1. The unit can only play MP3's
in this mode.
2. The capacity of flash discs
will vary. Some brands of
flash discs are not
supported.
3. USB versions 1.1 and 2.0 are
supported.
USB OPERATION Playing The Entire USB devices
1. Press the PLAY/PAUSE H or F
once, the unit will play the first
track of the USB device.
See fig. 54 - 56.
2. To pause playback, press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or Fagain. The
time elapsed indicator will flash.
See fig. 57.
3. To resume playback, press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or Fonce
more.
4. To stop playback, press the STOP
Ror J once.
NOTE : To avoid damage to the
USB device or the unit, ensure
the device is fully inserted into
the USB port in STANDBY
mode.
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OPERATION OPERATION
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fig. 63
SD/MMC OPERATION Playing The Entire SD/MMC Card
1. Press the PLAY/PAUSE H or F
once, the unit will play the first
track on the SD/MMC card.
See fig. 62 - 64.
2. To pause playback, press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or Fagain.
The time elapsed indicator will
flash.
See fig. 65.
3. To resume playback, press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or Fonce
more.
4. To stop playback, press the
STOP R or J.
NOTE : To avoid damage to the
SD/MMC card or the unit,
ensure the card is fully inserted
in STANDBY mode.
NOTE:
1. The unit can only play MP3's
in this mode.
2. The capacity of the SD/MMC
cards may vary. Some brands
of SD/MMC cards are not
supported.
2. Press the FUNCTION V or N
on the unit to select the CARD-
USB mode, the unit will
automatically read the total
number of folders and tracks.
See fig. 59 - 61.
1. In STANDBY mode insert an
SD/MMC card into Memory Card
Jack Q. Then turn the unit ON.
See fig. 58. F
J
N
Q
SD/MMC Card
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fig. 68
fig. 69
fig. 70
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OPERATION OPERATION
fig. 75
fig. 66
fig. 67
fig. 71
fig. 72
fig. 73
fig. 74
CD:
1. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Huntil
the required track number appears
on the display, then press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or Fto start
playing.
See fig. 66 - 68.
2. To skip tracks press SKIP/
TUNING/SEARCH (UP or DOWN)
L, Jor R,H.
3. Press the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH
(UP or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hthen
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.
See fig. 69.
4. Press the PLAY/PAUSE H or F
to start playing.
5. To activate the Shock Proof
Function press the FIND/ESP U
or Q. The ESP indicator will
appear on screen.
See fig. 70.
6. Press the FIND/ESP U or Q
again, the ESP function will turn
off and the ESP indicator will
disappear.
LISTEN TO THE DESIRED TRACK
F
Q
RH
F
Q
RH
MP3:
1. Press the PRESET/FOLDER (UP
or DOWN) M, Kor D,Eto
change the album number; press
the SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH (UP
or DOWN) L, Jor R,Hto
change the track number. 
See fig. 71 - 72.
2. Press the FIND/ESP U or Q
once, TITLE indicator is display
and " " indicator will flash. (In
that case if no name in the disc,
NONE is displayed.)(USB-
MEMORY card without this
function)
See fig. 73.
3. Press the FIND/ESP U or Q
twice, ALBUM name is displayed.
(In that case if no name in the disc.
UN-KNOWN is displayed.)
See fig. 74.
4. When the desired track is
displayed, press the PLAY/PAUSE
Hor Fto start playing the track.
5. Press the FIND/ESP U or Q, the
ID3 function will be turn off.
D
E
DISPLAYING MPS INFO
1. Press and hold FIND/ESP U or
Qfor 1 second. The information
stored in the MP3 will be displayed
with the sequence:
See fig. 71, 72 and 75.
2. Press and hold the FIND/ESP U
or Qfor 1 second again. This
display shows current track
number and its elapsed time.
J UH L K UH M
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OPERATION OPERATION
fig. 84
fig. 85
fig. 76
fig. 77
fig. 78
fig. 79
fig. 80
fig. 81
fig. 82
fig. 83
CD:
1. Press REPEAT S or L, REPEAT
will appear on screen. The unit will
repeat the current track.
See fig. 76 - 78.
2. Press REPEAT S or Ltwice,
REPEAT ALL will appear on
screen. The unit will play all tracks
repeatedly.
See fig. 79.
3. Press REPEAT S or Lthree
times to turn the REPEAT function
off.
MP3:
1. Press REPEAT S or L, REPEAT
will appear on screen. The unit will
repeat the current track.
2. Press REPEAT S or Ltwice,
REPEAT ALL will appear on
screen, the unit will play all tracks
repeatedly.
See fig. 80.
3. Press REPEAT S or Lthree
times, REPEAT ALBUM will
appear on screen. It will play the
current album repeatedly.
See fig. 81.
4. Press REPEAT S or Lfour times
to turn the REPEAT function OFF.
RANDOM PLAY
1. Press RANDOM O or K,
RANDOM will appear on screen.
See fig. 82 - 84.
2. Press RANDOM O or Kagain
to resume normal play.
INTRO PLAY (Remote Control
Operation)
1. Press INTRO M, INTRO will
appear on screen. The unit will
play the first 10 seconds of each
track.
See fig. 85.
2. Press INTRO Mtwice to resume
normally play.
REPEAT PLAY
L
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OPERATION OPERATION
fig. 88
fig. 89
fig. 90
fig. 86
fig. 87 fig. 91
fig. 92
PROGRAM MODE
- This allows you to set which tracks
you would like to listen to. Up to
64 tracks may be chosen.
1. How to set the program
-CD
1) Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or Gto select PROGRAM mode.
See fig. 86 - 88.
2) Press the
SKIP/TUNING/SEARCH L, Jor
R,Hto select a track.
3) Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or Gto confirm the selection.
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 to select all
the desired tracks.
5) Press MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E or G
to save the program.
-MP3
1) Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or G, to select PROGRAM mode.
The album number will flash. 
See fig. 89.
2) Press the SKIP/TUNING/
SEARCH(UP or DOWN) L, Jor
R,Ht to select an album.
3) Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or G, the track number will flash.
Then press the SKIP/TUNING/
SEARCH(UP or DOWN) L, Jor
R,Hto select a track. 
See fig. 90.
4) Press the MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E
or Gto confirm the selection.
5) Repeat steps 2 to 4 to select all
the desired tracks.
6) Press MEM/CLOCK-ADJ E or G
to save the program.
2. PROGRAM PLAY
- Press the PLAY/PAUSE H or F.
The unit will play the first track of
the program.
See fig. 91 and 92.
3. CANCEL PROGRAM
1. To delete a program, Press the
PLAY/PAUSE H or F. Then
press STOP R or Jonce, or open
the CD door.
G
H R
NOTE: When a new program, is
entered the previous one will
be deleted. EF
E
G
H R
J
JE L

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CAUTION:
• Read safety instructions before
you attempt any cleaning.
• Always ensure the batteries are
removed and the unit is not
plugged into an external power
source.
• We recommended cleaning the
CD player with a commercially
available cleaning kit.
fig. 96
fig. 97
MAINTENANCE
To clean the lens
• If the lens becomes dirty, the player
can skip or not play. If this occurs,
clean the lens as follows: 
Carefully remove dust or dust
particles, using a camera lens
blower/brush, blow a few times to
loosen particles, then gently brush
the lens finish cleaning by blowing
the lens again.
See fig. 96.
Clean discs
• Before playing, wipe the disc from
the centre to the outside with a
cleaning cloth. After playing, store
the disc in its case.
See fig. 97.
OPERATION
fig. 93
fig. 94
fig. 95
MUTE SETTING (Remote Control
Only)
1. Press the MUTE Bto mute the
sound.
See fig. 93 and 94.
2. Press MUTE Bagain to turn the
sound back on.
LISTEN TO MUSIC USING
HEADPHONES
- Insert headphones (not included)
into the Headphones Jack G on
the front panel. The headphones
must have a 3.5mm mini stereo
plug. The external speakers are
automatically disconnected when
headphones are connected.
See fig. 95.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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SPECIFICATIONS
WASTE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS SHOULD NOT BE
DISPOSED OF WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE. PLEASE
RECYCLE WHERE FACILITIES EXIST. CHECK WITH
YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITY FOR RECYCLING ADVICE.
Power Supply :  230V~50Hz
Output Power :  4.5 Watts X 2
Unit Dimension :  152 (W) X 267.5 (L) X 218.5 (H) mm
Speaker Box Dimension :  140 (L) X 215 (W) X 218.5 (H) mm
N. W. :  7.2 Kg
RADIO SECTION
Frequency Range :  FM 87.5 - 108 Mhz 
AM 522 - 1620 Khz
CASSETTE SECTION
Tape Speed :  4.75 cm/sec
Frequency Response :  125Hz-8KHz
COMPACT DISC SECTION
Optical Pickup :  3 - Beam Laser
Frequency Response :  100Hz - 16Khz
Specification subject to change without further notice.
LCD DISPLAY WINDOW
Find Indicator
Timer Indicator
Stereo
Indicator
Volume High/
Low Indicator
Track/Number/
Time
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured as follows:
Blue-Neutral
Brown-Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured
markings identifying the terminals in your plug,
proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected
to the terminal, which is marked with N or coloured blue. The wire which is coloured
brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked L or coloured brown.
Always ensure that the plug cord grip is fastened correctly. If a 13A (BS1363)
fused plug is used it must be fitted with a 3A fuse conforming to BS1362 and be
ASTA approved. If in doubt contact a qualified electrician.
If you need to replace the fitted plug, refer to the notes below:
Plug Replacement
WARNING :
Never connect live or neutral wires to the earth terminal of the plug.
Only fit an approved 13 Amp BS1363/A plug and the correct rated fuse.
If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.
BROWN
(LIVE)
CABLE
GRIP
BLUE
(NEUTRAL)
Check that the voltage marked on the product corresponds with your supply voltage.
This product is fitted with a 13A plug complying with BS1363. If this plug is unsuitable
or needs to be replaced, please note the following :
Connecting to Power
Technical Data
Album Number Indicator ESP Indicator