1. LCD Display Screen
(see below)
2. Equalizer Button
Preset Equalization for the four preset music
types: POP, CLASSIC, JAZZ, ROCK. A selection
of “none” of the presets is also available.
3. Previous Music/Track Selection Button
Begins playing from start of previous track.
4. Volume Up (+) Button
Increases volume for both MOH and MP3 Player.
5. ON/OFF Power Button
6. Play/Pause Button
7.
Volume Down (-) Button
Decreases volume for both MOH and MP3 Player.
8. Next Music/Track Selection Button
Begins playing the next track.
9.
Repeat Button
3 toggle settings available:
10. SD/MMC Card Insert Dock
Player accepts card with up to 16 GB of memory**.
11. USB Thumb Drive Insert Dock
Player accepts drive with up to 16 GB of memory**.
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Operation
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MP3 USB
Media Player
The Media Player can play MP3 or WMA files from either an SD card or a USB memory stick inserted into the player
on the front panel of the amplifier. Pushbuttons on the front of the media player control operation functions and an
LCD screen displays status information (see below). Media player program material is muted by both the TEL Input
and Input 1 (when Mute Send is on). Media Player program is never muted on the MOH Output.
LCD Display
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REC
MP3 SD USB RANDOM
POP CLASSIC JAZZ ROCK
ALL
ALL
RANDOM
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
11
10
Repeats current selection
Repeats entire memory card
Randomized Playback*
Current Track
Number
(The Volume Level
will also appear here
when increased/decreased)
Minutes /Seconds
Current Selection
has played
Equalizer Music Presets
*
1. Unit will randomize the order in which playback tracks will take place,
however this does not guarantee a selection will not be repeated during
the playing time/session.
2. Playback will occur in the order the tracks were recorded on to the SD Card
or USB Thumb Drive. First recorded selection will be the first selection
played, the second recorded selection will play second, and so on.
**
With a 16 GB memory card, there will be close to 300 hours of music
available or nearly 400 albums (typical).
