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Selecting a different track during play

1.      To select a different track during play, press the

 I

◀◀

 or 

▶▶

I

 buttons until you read your desired track number 

in the display, then release the button, and playback will be started from this track.

2.

To select other folders in the MP3 disc, press the

 MENU/PS//-

 buttons on the remote.

3.

To play the next track, press the 

▶▶

I

 button once.

4.

To play the current track again from the beginning during play, press the 

I

◀◀

 button once.

5.

To play the previous track, press the 

I

◀◀

 button twice. 

Repeat play (remote control only)

During normal playback, you can press the 

REPEAT

 button on the remote control to select the repeat play function:

1.      To repeat the same track, press 

REPEAT

 button once, the display will show “     1 ” (F. 17)

2.

To repeat the entire disc, press the 

REPEAT

 button again, the display will show “        ”. (F. 18) 

3.

If you are playing a MP3 disc, an additional “         ” option will appear. This will repeat the current folder. (F. 19)

4.

To cancel repeat play, repeatedly press the 

REPEAT

 button until the repeat icon disappears in the display.

Random play (remote control only)

 

1.      During CD operation, press the 

RANDOM

 button to start random play, the display will show “RANDOM” and the 

tracks will be started playing randomly. (F.20)

2.

To  resume  normal  playback,  press  the 

RANDOM

  button  again  and  “RANDOM”  will  be  disappeared  in  the 

display.

3.

To cancel random play, press the 

 button.

Program play (remote control only)

You can use the program play feature to play up to 20 tracks on a disc in any desired order. You may also program a 
particular track to play several times within a programmed sequence.
1.      Load your disc as usual and wait until the display shows the total number of tracks on the disc.  
2.

Ensue  it  is  in  CD  stop  mode,  press  the 

PROGROM

  button  on  the  remote  control  once,  the  display  will  show 

“MEM” and “P-01”.(F.21)

3.

Press  the 

I

◀ ◀

  or 

▶ ▶

I

  button  to  select  the  first  track  number  to  be  programmed.  When  the  desired  track 

number  appears  in  the  display,  press  the 

PROGRAM

  button  to  confirm  and  the  first  track  to  play  is 

programmed. The program memory number will advance to “P-02” and ready for the next entry.

4.

If a MP3 disc is being loaded, press the

 MENU/PS//-

 buttons to select the folder.

5.

Repeat the above steps to program other tracks, a maximum number of 20 tracks can be programmed. When 
you  have  completed  programming,  press  the 

PLAY/PAUSE

  button  to  begin  program  play,  playback  will  be 

started on the first track you programmed and will continue until the last programmed track has played.  

6.

When the program play is completed, the player stops and “PROG” will be displayed. The player remains in the 
program play mode. Press the 

PLAY/PAUSE

 button will play the programmed sequence again.

7.

To erase the program, in CD stop mode, press the 

 button once; in CD play mode, press the 

 button twice. 

“PROG” will disappear in the display.

Repeat program play (remote control only) 

You may use the program play and the repeat play features together to continuously repeat a programmed playback. 
First program the desired playback sequence, then press the 

REPEAT

 button to select repeating the current track or 

the entire programmed sequence.

 

LISTENING TO YOUR iPod & iPhone

   

This  unit  incorporates  an  iPod/iPhone  docking  function,  your  favourite  songs  in  the  iPod/iPhone  can  be  playback 
through this unit.
1.      To select iPod operation, repeatedly press the 

iPod/CD 

button until the display shows    “Insert iPod”. 

2.

Lift up the door of iPod/iPhone docking station located on the top front, install the adaptor which matches your 
iPod/iPhone model into the docking tray.

3.

insert  your  iPod/iPhone  into  the  docking  tray,  the  display  will  show  “iPod”  and  now  you  can  start  your  iPod 
operation.

4.

To interrupt or start playback, press the ►

II 

button.

5.

To skip forward or back to other tracks during playback, press the 

▶▶

I

 or

 I

◀◀

 

button.

6.

To select “iPod Menu”, press the 

MENU

 button.

7.

To scroll up or down in the “iPod Menu”, press the 

MENU/PS//-

 buttons on the

 

remote. 

8.

To confirm the selection in the “iPod Menu”, press the 

SELECT

 button on the remote.                                     

CHARGING UP YOUR iPod & iPhone

  

You can charge your iPod or IPhone via the docking tray in either standby or under operation, the iPod or iPhone will 
be automatically charged when it is docked.

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Summary of Contents for NE-3277

Page 1: ...User Manual NE 3277 Integrated DAB DAB FM CD MP3 Micro System w Universal iPod iPhone Docking Station NE 3277 Integrated DAB DAB FM CD MP3 Micro System w Universal iPod iPhone Docking Station ...

Page 2: ... contact the help line before you return this product back to the place of purchase Contact our Toll Free Warranty Support Help Line 1300 366 144 Email warrantyhelp awa com au Visit our web site for FAQ s or request for service www awa com au ...

Page 3: ...efer all servicing to qualified service personnel TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL Conductor dangerous voltage that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons is present within this product s enclosure The owner s manual contains important operating ...

Page 4: ...nchronise to the current local time you must leave it one DAB station for a short period Manual clock setting is not PUTTING THE BATTERY INTO THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT UK 2 11 AUX BUTTON 12 SCROLL BUTTON 13 PLAY PAUSE BUTTON 14 MENU PS FOLDER BUTTON 15 STOP MENU BUTTON 16 RANDOM BUTTON 17 BACKLIGHT BUTTON 18 DISPLAY INFO BUTTON 19 EQ BUTTON 20 VOLUME BUTTON I FEATURES AND CONTROLS 1 2 Place the batt...

Page 5: ...ary services contain extra services that relate to the primary station E g a sports station may want to add extra commentaries The secondary services are inserted directly after the primary station DAB display modes Every time you press the DISPLAY INFO button the display will cycle through the following display modes Time and date The time and date will be automatically updated by the broadcasted...

Page 6: ...m back to its original factory settings to perform a factory reset please do the following 1 Connect the unit to mains and press the STANDBY button once to turn the unit on 2 Ensure the unit is in DAB mode then press and hold the MENU button until the display shows Press SELECT to confirm reset 3 Release the MENU button and press on the SELECT control once the display will show Restarting and then...

Page 7: ...s programmed The program memory number will advance to P 02 and ready for the next entry 4 If a MP3 disc is being loaded press the MENU PS FOLDER buttons to select the folder 5 Repeat the above steps to program other tracks a maximum number of 20 tracks can be programmed When you have completed programming press the PLAY PAUSE button to begin program play playback will be started on the first trac...

Page 8: ...y press the SLEEP button the sleep time in the display will change in sequence on every press 2 When the display shows your desired sleep time release the button the sleep timer is now activated The display will show in which the number is to indicate the sleep time in terms of x10 minutes 3 To cancel the sleep function repeatedly press the SLEEP button until the display shows Sleep Off PRESET EQ ...

Page 9: ...OF TRACKS ALBUM 999 AUX INPUT INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE 350 500mV IMPEDANCE 47KΩ 1 Always use compact discs bearing the mark as shown 2 Notes on handling discs Removing the disc from its storage case Do not touch the reflective recorded surface Do not stick paper or write anything on the surface Do not bend the disc 3 Storage Store the disc in its case Do not expose discs to direct sunlight or high temp...

Page 10: ...e in respect of service outside the authorised AWA Service Centre nor pick up and delivery cost incurred Service calls arising from failure to correctly operate the product or to observe noted instructions or repair which reveals the product is in normal working order Cabinet parts user replacement batteries or leads unless the defective items are reported at the time of purchase C Service calls o...

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