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General| Brand | Citronic |
|---|---|
| Model | MPCD-S6 Ultima |
| Category | MP3 Player |
| Language | English |
Warning to prevent fire or shock hazard by not exposing the appliance to rain or moisture.
Cautions regarding power cord, opening cover, liquid spills, laser usage, and interference.
Covers reading instructions, water, heat, power, cleaning, servicing, lightning, and part replacement.
Verifies carton contents and provides guidance on unit placement and orientation.
Instructions for connecting the unit to a mixer using RCA pin cords.
Guidelines for handling, cleaning, and preventing damage to compact discs.
LCD display for modes/functions, search wheel for track scanning, and track selection.
Buttons for setting loop/cue points, playback control, and sampler activation.
Buttons for memory functions, tempo lock, pitch on/off, selection, and hot cue points.
Slider/buttons for pitch, time display, track play modes, and jog wheel functions.
Controls for parameter/folder selection, BPM adjustment, and reverse play.
Buttons to select and control various effects like SCRATCH, FILTER, ECHO, TRANS, PAN.
Analog/digital audio outputs, relay socket, power switch, and AC connection port.
LCD indicators for Auto Cue, Single/Loop play, Play/Pause, Cue, CD/MP3 status, Key Lock, BPM.
Displays for elapsed/remaining time, frame info, track/folder names, and album titles.
LCD indicators for current pitch percentage and track BPM.
Indicator representing anti-shock protection status and buffer memory.
Instructions for inserting CDs into the slot and ejecting them safely.
How to select, start, stop, and pause playback using unit controls.
Preparing for playback, auto-cue, frame search, and scanning through tracks.
Procedure for creating continuous seamless loops between two points.
Continuing instructions for seamless loop creation, editing, and replay.
How to cycle time displays and temporarily alter pitch using controls.
Memorizing cue points, recalling them, and automatic backup of settings.
Using mixer faders for playback control and setting up relay play between units.
How to create a CD skipping sound effect using specific button presses.
Adjusting jog wheel sensitivity and understanding the automatic sleep mode.
Details on product features, physical dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
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