Naxa NPB-259 User Manual

Thank you for buying our product. Please read carefully throughout these operating instructions.

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. Do not open the cabinet.

Use of controls or adjustment or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Invisible laser radiation when open and interlock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

This Compact Disc player is classified as a Class 1 LASER PRODUCT. Label is on the rear end.

Manufacturer not responsible for radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications.

Avoid places exposed to sunlight, near heat, lacking ventilation, dusty, subject to vibration, or humid.

Do not remove plastic unit cover. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

Remove batteries if exhausted or if unit not used for a long time. Incorrect use can cause leakage or bursting.

Lists and identifies all external buttons, ports, and components of the main unit.

Instructions on how to open the battery compartment, insert batteries, and close the cover.

Details the functions of each key on the remote control.

Details AC and DC power options for operating the unit.

Instructions for connecting the unit to household AC wall outlet.

Instructions for inserting batteries into the battery compartment.

Explains how to turn on the unit and adjust volume.

How to increase or decrease volume using unit or remote buttons.

Description of the BASS button function to enhance lower frequency sounds.

How to connect and play audio from an external source via the AUX-IN jack.

Steps for selecting FM or AM mode and tuning to desired radio stations.

Instructions on how to pre-store up to 30 radio stations for quick access.

Explanation of the cassette function keys like RECORD, PLAY, REWIND, etc.

Steps for inserting a cassette, selecting a tape mode, and playing the tape.

Guide on how to record radio broadcasts onto a cassette tape.

Tips for better recording, like using the PAUSE key to interrupt.

Instructions for recording from CD, MP3, or USB sources onto cassette tape.

Guidance on using good quality cassettes and avoiding C120 types.

How to protect recorded tapes from accidental erasure by removing cassette tabs.

Instructions for cleaning tape heads, pinch wheels, and avoiding lubrication.

Details compatible disc types like CD, MP3, CD-R, CD-RW, and CD-DA.

Steps for placing a disc into the player and closing the compartment.

How to start playback, pause, resume, and stop playing a disc.

Methods for choosing specific tracks or scanning through a disc.

Using FOLD keys and skip buttons to select tracks beyond the 10th track.

How to navigate through folders using FOLD keys on the remote.

Instructions to program up to 20 CD or 99 MP3 tracks in memory.

Methods to clear programmed tracks, either by stopping or opening the CD lid.

Options for repeating a single track, all tracks, or current directory.

How to enable random playback mode for tracks on a disc.

Warning against using USB extension cables due to potential interference.

Details power requirements, consumption, dimensions, and operating temperature.

Specifications for receiving bands and tuning range (AM/FM).

Technical details for the optical pickup and frequency response.

Specifications for recording system, biasing system, frequency response, and wow/flutter.

Information on power output for speakers and woofer.

List of included accessories such as instruction booklet and remote sensor.

Warnings regarding electric shock and ventilation.