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Tuner:
• Turn power on by pushing the Power switch/Volume control button (18).
• Use the Source Selectors (19), select the AM/FM button.
• Use the Speaker Selector Switch (14), to choose between speaker output,
headphones or both.
• Use Tuning Up (1) or Down (2) buttons to select station manually. Also, the
Station Preset buttons can select stations (this will be discussed later in the
manual). Push either of the seek buttons (1 or 2) to tune to the next higher or
lower active station.
• Adjust Volume Control (18) to suit taste.
CD Player:
• Turn power on by pushing the Power Switch/Volume Control button (18).
• Insert an audio CD into the CD player (12).
• Use the Speaker Selector Switch (14) to choose between speaker output,
headphones or both.
• Press the CD eject button (13) to eject any CD’s that may be already in the
player.
• Press the CD Play/Pause button (the same one as the CD Source Select button).
• You may change tracks by using the Track Up or Track Down buttons (1 or 2).
• To change AM/FM or Aux. inputs, press the corresponding button; to return to
CD press the CD button.
• To eject the CD, press the CD eject button (13).
CD Control Buttons:
• The RPT button (8) repeats current track.
• The SHF button (9) randomly shuffles the tracks.
• The SCN button (10) scans the first ten seconds of each track.
NOTE: Power can be turned on by pushing any button on the front of the radio.
Auxiliary Input:
• Push Power Switch (18) ON.
• Using the Source Selectors (19), choose the button labeled “AUX”.
• If there is an external source (example: CD shuttle) connected to the Auxiliary In
Jacks (22) on the rear of the radio, then you can listen to your external source
through the system.
• An external auxiliary source can be also used (such as a portable cassette player)
through the Auxiliary Stereo Input Jack (15) on the front of the radio.
Setting the Clock:
• Push Power Switch (18) ON.
• Press the T/F button to display clock.
• Hold the T/F button (4) and simultaneously use the H and M buttons (1 and 2) to
adjust hours and minutes.
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