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you want to use the alarm clock?
You can use the System as an alarm clock to wake you up in the
morning. You don't even have to worry about turning it off when you're
awake, you can set it to turn off too. You can even be woken up either by
a CD playing or a radio broadcast, at a volume to suit you.
a
With the systm switched on, press and hold.
b
You will see the word ON, shown in the display. Select the hour
you want to be woken up. If you want the alarm to go off in the
afternoon, and AM is showing, just continue scrolling up through
the hours until the display changes to PM.
c
Confi rm your selection.
d
Select the minutes past the hour you want to be woken up.
e
Confi rm your selection.
f
You will see the word OFF, shown in the display. Select the hour
you want the System to turn off.
g
Confi rm your selection.
h
Select the hour you want the System to turn off.
i
Confi rm your selection.
j
Select whether you want to be woken up by the CD or TUNER.
The frequency (FM/AM) and station which are currently selected
will be used.
k
Select the Volume you want the music to play at.
l
Confi rm your selection.
When you go to sleep, leave the System in standby mode.
This is when it is connected to mains power supply, but the blue
lights are switched off. It will turn itself on in the morning.
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main unit
remote control
timer
TIMER
back
down
BACK
NEXT
up
next
timer
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back
down
BACK
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up
next
timer
TIMER
back
down
BACK
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up
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timer
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timer
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what else you can do, when playing your MP3 CD's
e
Close the CD cover.
f
The word READ will fl ash in the display for a few moments.
When the fl ashing stops, the MP3 CD will be ready to play.
Start the MP3 CD playing.
g
To adjust the volume
h
To stop the CD playing.
what else you can do,
when playing your
MP3 CD's
If your music is well organised
If you've downloaded MP3 tracks from a music download site on the
internet they will usually have ID3 tags attached. An ID3 tag is a small
piece of digital code, contained within the music track which enables
you to see the track's name when you play it. The options described
in this section assume that your MP3 tracks have ID3 tags.
When you've saved MP3 tracks on a CD using your computer, you
can sort them into folders, just like you do with other types of fi le.
You'll probably decide to give a folder the same name as the album
from which the tracks are saved. Alternatively you could name your
folders by music type such as Jazz or Rock. If you've created an
organised structure of folders, each containing several music tracks,
some of this information will show in the display on your System.
See the number of folders/albums and tracks
When you close the CD tray you'll see a display which looks
something like this. If the music tracks are not saved within folders,
the number of folders will always show as 1.
Seeing the name of the track you are playing
While you are playing a track you can see its name, by PRESSING
AND HOLDING for one second the FIND button. You can cancel the
track's name by pressing the same button.
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main unit
remote control
open
close
PLAY/PAUSE
play
pause
K
NE
down
vol.
up
volume
+
Ñ
T
stop
STOP
Number of tracks
Number of folders/albums
0 2
0 10 S TOP
find
FIND
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display
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