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Overview of controls (cont)

19:

 SEARCH button

20:

 REPEAT button

21:

 SKIP 

 / CH+ button

22:

 REV 

  button

23:

 PREVIOUS 

 /CH- button

24:

 NUMERIC buttons

25:

 /- buttons

26:

 TONE button

27:

 MEMORY button

28:

 LOUDNESS button

29:

 DSP button

30:

 PLAY/PAUSE button

31:

 FWD 

 button

32:

 PROGRAM button

33:

 STOP button

34:

 RANDOM button

35:

 INPUT SOURCE button

36:

 STANDBY button

37:

 CD/USB mode button

38:

 PAIR button

Remote control battery installation

1:

 Remove the battery cover 

(as shown)

 .

2:

 Insert 

2

 x 

AAA 

batteries 

(supplied)

, taking note that 

the polarities match up .

3:

 Replace the battery cover, in the same manner as you 

removed it .

1

2

3

 Notes on battery usage

•  Do not insert battery into the remote control in the 

wrong direction .

•  Do not charge, heat, open or short-circuit the battery .  

Do not throw battery into a fire .

•  If the remote control does not function correctly or 

if the operating range becomes reduced, replace all 
batteries with new ones .

•  Improper replacement of batteries may result 

in explosive hazard . It must be replaced only by 
batteries with the same or equivalent type .

Connecting the loud speakers

110-240V~ 50/60Hz
20W

1:

 Unwrap the speaker wires .

2:

 Place a speaker on either side of the main unit, 

preferably at the same height, and with at least 

150

mm between each speaker and the main unit .

3:

 Connect the speaker wire plugs to the terminals 

on the rear of the unit 

(11)

 as shown in the diagram 

above . The speaker plugs will only fit in the terminals 
one way so make sure the clips are facing downwards 
when connecting .

Getting started

1:

 Connect the mains plug to a 

UK 

wall outlet .

2:

 Extend the pig tail antenna as far as it can go .

NOTE: The quality of the FM reception will be 
influenced 

by the positioning of the pigtail aerial . 

3:

 Press the 

STANDBY 

button 

(3

,

 36)

 to wake from 

standby mode .

Standby mode

1:

 Press the 

STANDBY 

button on the unit 

(3)

 or press the 

STANDBY 

button 

(36)

 on the remote to put the system 

into standby mode . To resume normal operation press 
either button again .

NOTE: This unit is designed to enter STANDBY 
mode automatically after 20 MINUTES 
(approximately) of inactivity.  
 
Press the STANDBY button to wake the unit.

Installation

Summary of Contents for 360/8911

Page 1: ...installing or using 360 8911 D BUSH CD Micro System With Bluetooth These instructions contain important information which will help you get the best from your appliance and ensure safe and correct installation use and maintenance If you need help or have damaged or missing parts call the Customer Helpline 0870 600 3030 ...

Page 2: ...CD MP3operation 6 Playback 6 SkippingTracks 6 FastSearchingTracks 6 RepeatOperation 6 Numericbuttons 6 Programmeplayback 6 RandomCDOperation 6 FM Radio operation 6 Scanningforstations 6 Storingastationpreset 7 Recallingastationpreset 7 Bluetoothoperation 7 Connectinganexternalaudiodevice 7 Connectinganexternalaudiodevice cont 8 Connectingtoanexternalamplifier 8 Earphoneconnection 8 UKMainspluginfo...

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Page 4: ...6 USBinputsocket 7 EARPHONEoutputsocket 8 INPUTSOURCEbutton 9 VOLUMEcontrol 10 PLAY PAUSEbutton 11 SPEAKERoutputsockets 12 PIGTAILantenna 13 AUDIOoutputsockets 14 LINEinputsockets 15 MAINScable 16 CDcompartmentlid 17 CDlidreleasebutton 18 MUTEbutton 110 240V 50 60Hz 20W 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 3 4 6 7 2 5 8 9 10 110 240V 50 60Hz 20W 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 110 240V 50 60Hz 20W 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 4 ...

Page 5: ...roperreplacementofbatteriesmayresult inexplosivehazard Itmustbereplacedonlyby batterieswiththesameorequivalenttype Connecting the loud speakers 110 240V 50 60Hz 20W 1 Unwrapthespeakerwires 2 Placeaspeakeroneithersideofthemainunit preferablyatthesameheight andwithatleast 150mmbetweeneachspeakerandthemainunit 3 Connectthespeakerwireplugstotheterminals ontherearoftheunit 11 asshowninthediagram above ...

Page 6: ...clesthroughasetofEQpresetstoalter thesoundfield Choosefrom Jazz Rock Pop Classic Off Loudness function Thisfunctionaddsarounderbasssoundatlowlevels 1 PresstheLOUDbutton 28 ontheremotetoenable 2 Pressagaintodisabletheeffect Switching modes To switchbetweentheavailablemodes CD FM LINE INPUT BLUETOOTH 1 PresstheSOURCEbutton 8 35 tocyclethroughthe options 2 ToselectUSBinputmode YoumustfirstselectCDby ...

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Page 8: ...ss will need to be repeated whenpoweredONagain 4 OncepairedtheBLUEledindicatorwillflashslowly andabeepwillbeheard 5 WhenplaybackfromthedeviceisinitiatedtheRED BLUEledindicatorswillflashsimultaneously 6 Ifusingamobilephoneasanaudiosource when receivingacallaudioplaybackstopswhileyoureceive thecall Whenyouhanguptheaudioisrestored 7 Todisconnect un pair aconnectedbluetoothdevice pressthePAIRbutton 38...

Page 9: ...o thelowestsafelevelbefore playing and turn up to thedesiredlevelwhenplaybackhas started UK Mains plug information For yourconvenienceamainsplugwithafuse 3 Amp hasbeenfittedtothisappliance Foryoursafety pleaseobservethefollowinginformation TheunitisdesignedtooperateonACmainssupply230 volts 50Hz Thewiresinthemainsleadarecolouredinaccordance withthefollowingcode BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN LIVE Undernocircum...

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Page 11: ...lumeistoolow Increasethevolume Increasetheoutputvolumeofthe LINEINsource Soundisdistorted SoundisdistortedfromAUX input Volumeistoohigh LINEINsourcevolumeistoohigh Reducethevolume ReducetheoutputvolumeoftheLINE INsource UnabletoPlay Nodiscinthetray Discnotloadedproperly Discisdirty Insertacompatibledisc Checkthediscloaded Cleanthedisc StaticSound Poorreception Re locatetheantenna FM Bluetoothconne...

Page 12: ...guarantee does not cover accidental damage misuse cabinet parts knobs or consumable items The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual It must be used solely for domestic purpose The guarantee will be rendered invalided if the product is re sold or has been damaged by inexpert repair Specifications are subject to change without n...

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