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TO LISTEN TO THE RADIO

STORING RADIO STATIONS INTO MEMORY

LISTENING TO A PRESET STATION

TO IMPROVE RECEPTION FOR BOTH MW AND FM BROADCASTING

Turn on the player by pressing the POWER ON/OFF button.
Press the TUNER/BAND button to select RADIO mode, or press the FUNCTION button on the remote
control until "RADIO" is shown in the display. To change the waveband press the TUNER/BAND button
again. When finished listening to the radio press the POWER ON/OFF button to turn the unit to
standby. If the unit received a FM broadcast in stereo the Stereo Indicator will show. If there is to much
noise (hiss) when listening to an FM broadcast, press the RANDOM/ST/MONO button to switch to
MONAURAL reception. This will often eliminate any noise. To return to Stereo reception press the
RANDOM/ST/MONO.

MANUAL TUNING
Briefly press the TUNING UP/DOWN buttons repeatedly to manually tune to the required station.

AUTOMATIC TUNING
Press and hold the TUNING UP/DOWN buttons until the frequency shown on the display changes
rapidly. Then release the button and the unit will automatically tune to the next receivable station.

UP TO 10 MW AND 20 FM STATIONS CAN BE STORED IN MEMORY.
1.

Tune to a desired station as described above.

2.

Press the PROGRAM/MEMORY button. "MEMORY" will flash in the display.

3.

Press the REPEAT/MEMORY UP or STOP/MEMORY DOWN button to select a memory location.

4.

Press the PROGRAM/MEMORY button again to store the station into the selected memory

location.

5.

Repeat the steps above to preset other stations.

NOTE: When selecting a preset the numerical keys cannot be used. The preset stations will be

erased in the event of power failure/loss.

1. Press the TUNER/BAND button, "RADIO" appears in the display.
2. Press the TUNER /BAND button again to choose between FM and MW bands.
3. Press the REPEAT/MEMORY UP or STOP/MEMORY DOWN buttons to select one of the preset

memory locations.

FM: Unwind the FM aerial wire (attached to the back of the main unit) and adjust the position to

receive the best FM reception.

Caution: Do not attach anything to the wire aerial.

MW: When listening to MW, rotate the unit until the best MW reception is received. The MW aerial is

built inside the unit.

LISTENING TO THE RADIO

Summary of Contents for 4225MP3

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL STEREO HI FI MUSIC SYSTEM WITH REMOTE CONTROL 4225MP3 Goodmans Product Information Helpline 0870 873 0080 www goodmans co uk...

Page 2: ...s the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire which is coloured blue m...

Page 3: ...tage care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured This is particularly important with audio equipment Read the operating instructions before you attempt to use...

Page 4: ...m your hearing The following list of typical sound levels may assist you in recognising just how loud you have set the volume level DECIBEL Level dB Example 30dB Quiet library soft whisper 40 Living r...

Page 5: ...NTROLS 5 6 REMOTE CONTROL 6 7 PREPARATION FOR USE 7 LISTENING TO TAPE 12 13 SOUND CONTROLS 14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 16 Pack contents 1 x main unit 1 x remote control 2 x speakers 1 x instruction man...

Page 6: ...5 LOCATION OF CONTROLS...

Page 7: ...B CASSETTE KEYS ALIGNMENT 30 LEFT RIGHT AUX IN SOCKETS 31 SPEAKER TERMINALS 32 FM WIRE AERIAL 33 AC POWER CORD 34 SPEAKERS 35 DISPLAY 36 DECK A 37 DECK B 1 OPEN CLOSE KEY 2 DISC 1 SELECT KEY 3 DISC 2...

Page 8: ...nt the remote controller at the Remote Sensor The functions of the Buttons on the remote control are the same as the corresponding controls on the main unit When there is a strong ambient light source...

Page 9: ...ay changes rapidly Then release the button and the unit will automatically tune to the next receivable station UP TO 10 MW AND 20 FM STATIONS CAN BE STORED IN MEMORY 1 Tune to a desired station as des...

Page 10: ...to open the CD tray 4 Place a CD into one of the empty CD trays Place another into the other empty CD tray 5 Press one of the DISC buttons until the trays rotate and then insert a third disc into the...

Page 11: ...the programmed sequence of tracks NOTE The DISC SELECT buttons will be disabled during Programme playback 5 Press the STOP MEMORY DOWN button to erase the programmed tracks from memory The Repeat fea...

Page 12: ...pe rapidly RECORD Press this button to start recording This engages the PLAY button at the same time one touch recording STOP EJECT To stop the tape press this button To open the cassette holder press...

Page 13: ...e cassette door will open Before inserting a cassette take up any slack in the tape to prevent it from becoming tangled around the capstan 1 Press the TAPE button appears in the display 2 Press both S...

Page 14: ...USE button on deck A 5 Press RECORD button on deck A 6 To start dubbing press PLAY button on deck B 7 To stop dubbing press STOP EJECT buttons on both decks 1 Press the STOP EJ key to open the cassett...

Page 15: ...F TIME FOR OTHERWISE IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE WILL BE DONE TO THE LISTENERS EARS 1 Press the POWER Button to turn on the unit 2 Press the clock mode button the clock will flash in the display 3 Whilst the...

Page 16: ...tton once The Timer Indicator will appear in the display 1 At the preset Timer On time the unit will turn on and the selected source will play 2 The unit will turn off at the preset Timer Off time Not...

Page 17: ...onductor Laser AC Bias Power output 2x25 Watts RMS Headphones 3 5mm stereo jack plug Unit dimensions 384 5 x 270 x 325 mm L x W x H Speaker dimensions 381 5 x 278 0 x 354 0 mm L x W x H Total unit wei...

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