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2) ONE: the song you are listening to will be repeated over and over again.
2) FOLDER: the folder with the songs you are listening to will be repeated over and over again.
4) RANDOM: random playback of all the contents of your removable storage unit.
5) OFF: playback of all contents of the storage unit in the same order as in ALL mode but without repeating tracks.
Mini jack and RCA inputs (analogue inputs)
Your Party 6 features two analogue stereo inputs to connect external devices. The first one is a Mini jack audio-in (10)
where you can connect the mini jack cable that comes with the product and the other one is a RCA input (stereo input)
(29).
Mini jack input
Once you connect the cable to this input, "Line-in" mode will be enabled automatically and you will see the word "AUX
2" on the Display (14). You will be able to change playback mode even if the cable is still connected.
To start, pause or resume playback press Play and pause/ Tune in (22) on the device top display or the same
button,(45), on the remote control.
We recommend to use this input to connect small devices such as mp3 players or smartphones.
RCA input
This audio-in is situated on the rear top part with the name "INPUT". It has been conceived to connect your TV or audio
devices permanently.
When using the RCA input, the "RCA" mode will not be enabled automatically. Press Line-in function (mini jack/ RCA) (5)
on the device top display or Change function (36) on the remote control until the word "AUX 1" appears on the Display
(14) to enable it manually.
We recommend to use this input to connect audio systems such as stack systems, televisions or mixing desks
permanently.
Important: In both cases, you will have to control music playback (volume, equalizer or track changes) from the
external device that you connect to your Party 6.
FM radio
To use this function, you have to tune in to the available radio stations first. To do so, connect the radio antenna on the
rear part of the top display and press and hold Play and pause/ Tune in (22) on the top display or the very same button
on the remote control, (45), for two seconds while radio mode is enabled. The process may take a few minutes. The
