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HOW TO LISTEN TO A CD
1. Open the CD compartment lifting the
lid from the
OPEN
side. (remove the
cardboard protection disc if present).
2. Insert the CD with the printed side fa-
cing outwards.
3. Close the lid manually.
4. Switch on by turning the
POWER OFF
⊖
VOLUME
⊕
knob, the display will
list the pieces contained on the CD.
5. To listen press the
PLAY/PAUSE
button.
6. Adjust the volume by turning the
POWER OFF
⊖
VOLUME
⊕
button.
7. To pause the piece press the
PLAY/
PAUSE
button (the display indicator
light
A
will blink).
8. To stop listening press
STOP
.
SELECTING PIECES
To select the music pieces use the two
B. SKIP
and
F. SKIP
buttons, the display will show the number of the chosen
piece. Keeping the
+/–
buttons pressed continuously. The piece being played will go forwards or back fast.
REPEAT BUTTON
By pressing the
REPEAT
button once the piece being played will be repeated
without interruption (the display indicator light
B
will blink).
Pressing the
REPEAT
button twice all the pieces will play without interruption (the indicator light
B
stays on).
To return to normal operation press the
REPEAT
button again (the indicator light
B
will turn off).
PROGRAM BUTTON
Creates a personalised program of the pieces.
Press the
PROGRAM
button (the
PROGRAM
indicator light blinks).
Choose the piece with
+/–
buttons, press the
PROGRAM
button again to store the chosen piece.
Repeat the operation to store other pieces.
To start listening press the
PLAY/PAUSE
button (the PROGRAM button indicator light stays on to indicate that only
the stored pieces will be played).
N.B. Pressing the
STOP
button the music stops. Pressing it again the program is reset and the PROGRAM light
turns off.
MICROPHONES
The instrument comes with 2 microphones which can be used individually or together
with or without the CD in operation.
Turn on the microphone positioning the cursor upwards.
Speak close to the microphone; the amplified voice will be diffused by the loudspeaker.
Adjust the volume turning the
⊖
VOLUME
⊕
MIC
knob.
NOTE: Do not bring the microphone too close to the loudspeaker. This can cause noisy
interference.
POWER
indicator light
MICROPHONE
SWITCH
PROGRAM PIECES
REPEAT PIECE
POWER ON OFF
VOLUME
MICROPHONE
VOLUME
MICROPHONE
SWITCH
STOP
DISPLAY
SELECT PIECES
PLAY /PAUSE
PIECES
Indicator light B
Indicator light A