Cd/Mp3 Operation; Tuner Operation - Optimus MM-CDT Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

4. CD/MP3 OPERATION

Press POWER key of CD/MP3 player.
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Load disc (label side up) into player and play starts automatically. If you load MP3 CD, the word
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MP3 appears on the display and also the number of the first folder. If you introduce an audio
CD, the word CD appears on the display but not any folder number.
Press PAUSE key, symbol ll appears on the display and play is suspended. Press PAUSE key
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to resume play.
Pressing key selects the next track.
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Pressing key selects the previous track.
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Press FOLDER key and FOLDER word appears on the display. You can select the desired
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folder by using
and you will be able to choose a track inside the folder by using
Press the REPEAT key once, the symbol 1 appears in the display and the current track will be
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repeated.
Press the REPEAT key again, the symbol
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disc will be repeated.
Press the REPEAT key once again, word RANDOM appears in display indicating all disk tracks
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will be played randomly.
To cancel these functions press the REPEAT key one more time.
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Programming the CD player – in STOP mode.
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1. Press the PROGRAM key.
2. Use the next
3. Press REPEAT key to memorize the selected track in your program. Repeat stages
2 and 3 to program a maximum of 20 tracks.
4. Press the PLAY key to start the program (Note: The program repeats itself until the
CD player is stopped).

5. TUNER OPERATION

For FM receptions connect a dipole aerial antenna to the socket by using 75 Ω coaxial. Connect
the supplied antenna to the AM spring loaded terminals.
Select AM or FM with the BAND key.
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Use the UP/DOWN keys to set a frequency manually or the SCAN key to automatically search
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for the desired station.
To program a station press the ME (Memory) key.
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Press a MEMORY key M1 to M5, or SHIFT key and memory key M6 to M10, to store a
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frequency.
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and keys. Press FOLDER key again, the word FOLDER will disappear
or previous
appears on the display indicating the whole
key to select a track.
Music Source
and keys.
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