4. Repeat steps 2-3 to program up to 20 tracks.
5. Press the M+ / button to play the programmed tracks after programming is
completed. The “PROG” icon will be displayed during the programmed playback.
6. Tune the TUN+ / or TUN- / controls repeatedly until you reach the desired
programmed tracks number.
7. To clear program and resume normal playback, press the M- / button twice during
playback, or open the CD door, or change to next mode to clear the programmed tracks.
RECORDING CDs Disc
During CD playback, press RECORD button to record the CD audio from start current track
in MP3 format.
Press RECORD button again to stop recording.
The stored file name after recording will be “ TRK1.MP3 “ in file “RIP”.
NOTE: This Music system can only record tracks on CDs disc.
The unit is designed to receive FM Stereo radio band.
Tuning the FM Radio
1. Press and toggle the SOURCE button on the front of the unit to switch to FM Radio
mode. “FM” will appear on the display.
2. Adjust the TUN+ / or TUN- / controls on the front of unit to tune the frequency of
desired radio station.
3. The tuning frequency will be displayed on the LCD display.
4. To turn off the unit power, press the button switch to off the unit.
Saving an FM Radio Station
1. Follow the instructions for Tuning the FM Radio.
2. Adjust the TUN+ / or TUN- / controls to tune the FM radio to the desired
station.
3. Press the P-MODE / MEM button on the front of unit, flash MEM icon and preset
number P01 will appear on the LCD display, indicating which preset the current station
will be saved to.
4. Press the M+ / or M- / buttons to select preset number.
5. Press again the P-MODE/MEM button to confirm saved.
6. Repeat above steps 2 - 5 to preset up to 20 stations.
7. To retrieve one of the preset stations already programmed, press M+ / or M- /
buttons repeatedly until you reach the desired program number of the station.
Remark:
The unit can store up to 20 tracks in the programmable memories. During the
programmed playback, user can still select the “repeat 1 / repeat all” functions.
RADIO Operation
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