953.402UK User Manual
Media player
The A2 amplifier is equipped with a multi-functional media player for playback of audio files from USB or SD
media, FM radio stations or Bluetooth connection. Front panel controls are as described below.
USB/SD media playback
Insert USB or SD media containing mp3 tracks and playback should begin automatically.
The stored tracks should be standard mp3 audio format. If playback does not start, press
MODE
or
The display will initially show the track number and then an elapsed time counter.
A USB or SD symbol will also be displayed to show which media is being used.
Ensure MEDIA PLAYER is selected on the output selector (9) and turn up the MEDIA volume control (6)
Tracks may be navigated by pressing
for the previous track and
for the next track.
Press and hold
to reduce the media player volume or press and hold
to increase the volume.
Playback can be paused and resumed by pressing
Pressing
REP
sets the repeat mode:
= random,
= single track,
= folder,
= all tracks
Pressing
EQ
sets the preset:
= bass,
= pop,
= rock,
= jazz,
= classical,
= normal
FM Tuner
The FM tuner function operates in the same way as a standard FM radio and benefits from the connection of
an FM antenna to the rear panel ‘F’ type connector.
Press the media player MODE button until the display shows a frequency (e.g.”
.
MHz
”)
If auto-
tuning has already been performed, the display may show a channel (e.g. “
”)
If no channels are tuned in, press the
button to begin auto tuning, which scans available stations and
stores them as channels within the FM tuner. Pressing
again will abort the auto-tuning.
To step through pre-set stations, press the
or
buttons
…
–
–
–
etc.
Press and hold
to reduce the FM radio volume or press and hold
to increase the volume.
MODE
Select between USB, SD, FM tuner & Bluetooth
REP
Repeat mode
–
Random, One, Folder and All
Previous track/FM station (hold for volume down)
Play/Pause (Auto-tune in FM mode)
Next track/FM station (hold for volume up)
EQ
Select preset - Bass/Pop/Rock/Jazz/Classical/Normal
