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Brand | Naxa |
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Model | NPB-431 |
Category | Stereo Receiver |
Language | English |
General introduction to the manual and product.
Key safety advice regarding radiation, moisture, installation, and usage.
Identifies buttons, jacks, display, and speakers on the main unit's front.
Details power, speaker, and AC connections on the rear of the unit.
Steps for loading batteries into the remote control.
Details the key functions and buttons of the remote handset.
How to use the remote control effectively, including range and conditions.
Guide on connecting and using the unit with AC power.
Instructions for powering the unit using batteries.
How to properly connect the external speakers to the unit.
Steps for powering on the unit and controlling the volume.
Details on using headphones and the built-in equalizer system.
Guide to tuning into FM radio stations and adjusting volume.
Features for auto scanning and storing FM radio stations.
Information on compatible disc types (CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3).
Step-by-step instructions for inserting discs into the player.
Instructions for starting, pausing, resuming, and stopping disc playback.
Methods for selecting desired tracks and scanning at high speed.
How to select tracks exceeding 10 or navigate folders for MP3s.
Details on repeating a single track, all tracks, or a folder.
Instructions for enabling and disabling random playback.
How to program and play tracks in a specific order.
Methods to clear the programmed track memory.
Guide to connecting and playing files from a USB device.
How to connect and play audio from external sources via AUX-IN.
Details on power, weight, dimensions, and operating temperature.
Information on receiving bands and tuning range.
Technical details for the CD player and audio output.
List of items included with the unit.
Guidance for problems and where to find updates online.
Contact information for technical assistance.
Device compliance with FCC rules and conditions for operation.
Measures to correct harmful interference with radio or TV reception.