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REPEAT PLAYBACK (CD/MP3/USB)
During playback, press the MODE/PROG/MEM button to repeat play a single track; press the
button twice to repeat play all tracks; press the button three times to enter the introduction play
mode; press the button four times to enter the random play mode; press the button five times to
exit.
PROGRAMMED PLAY (CD/MP3 DISC/USB)
1. At stop mode, press the MODE/PROG/MEM button once, the program's icon shows with a
program sequence indication "P01" first, then a track number flickers on the LCD with the
program's icon;
2. Select the first track to be programmed using the SKP UP/TUN+ button or the SKIP DN/TUN-
button, and then press the MODE/PROG/MEM button again to store and advance to the next
programming step (If there are several folders on the MP3 disc or USB, it is necessary to
program folders first and then the tracks. The method of the folders programming is the same
as the tracks programming.).
3. Repeat the above steps to program more tracks. A maximum of 20 tracks for CD and 99 tracks
for MP3/USB can be programmed in memory in a preferred order. If the memory is full, the
screen will show "FUL" for indicating.
4. Press the PLAY/PAUSE/CH+ button to begin programmed play in the preferred order after you
are done with programming. The player stops automatically after all programmed tracks are
played.
5. You may press the STOP/CH- button to terminate programmed playback. In program stop
mode, press the PLAY/PAUSE/CH+ button to begin the programmed playback with the
programming order identical with the previous one done; press the STOP/CH- button again to
clear the programming.
AUX IN
1. Connect the Aux in jack on the unit to an audio source, for example, MP3 player with an audio
cable.
2. Power on the unit following the corresponding instructions.
3. Press the SOURCE button repeatedly to switch to AUX mode.
4. Use the native controls on the connected audio device to begin playing music through the
connected unit.
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