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Operation 

Now your CD micro system is installed and 
ready for use, please refer to the following 
instructions for correct operation. 

 

AC Power Operation 

The CD micro system will be in standby mode, 
when the AC power supply is connected 
and switched on. 
At the front of the CD micro system, or using 
the remote control, press POWER, to switch 
the CD micro system on. The LCD display 
will light up. 

Volume Control 

WARNING 
Do not turn off the CD micro system when 
the volume is set at high level. When it is 
subsequently turned on, a sudden blast of 
sound may damage your hearing and the 
external speakers. 

The volume level can be adjusted either 
using the controls on the unit or by the 
remote control. 
On the unit press the (+) button to increase 
the volume and press the (-) to reduce the 
volume. The volume level will be displayed 
while adjustments are being made. 
To adjust the volume level using the remote 
control, press the /- buttons. 
Press MUTE on either the unit or the remote 
control to mute the sound. Press MUTE again 
to resume sound. 

Note: Pressing any of the volume control 

buttons will also resume sound. 

Headphones 

Note: Reduce the volume to a low level before 

putting on headphones. Adjust volume 
to a comfortable level. 

A headphones socket is provided for private 
listening. It is located on the front of the unit. 
see page 3 
A pair of stereo headphones with a 3.5mm 
stereo plug is required. Insert the stereo plug 
into the socket for headphone use. 
The external speakers are automatically 
disconnected when headphones are in use. 

 

T O N E  

Your CD micro system has " BASS/TREBLE” 
sound effect setting. The setting can be 
selected by pressing the TONE button on the 
remote control or on the unit.  

 

a. 

Press once to Bass mode. 

b. 

Press again to Treble mode. 

c. 

Press Vol Up/Down button to adjust the 
Bass/Trebel effect. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for GMC1042MP3

Page 1: ...CD MP3 CD MP3 TUNER BAND TUNER BAND GMC1042MP3 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Before operating this unit please read this Owners manual carefully...

Page 2: ...m being walked on or pinched particularly at receptacles and the point where they exit from the stereo 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Unplug this apparatus during...

Page 3: ...mpting to operate it Correct usage will assure years of trouble free performance and listening pleasure Front View 4 POWER SENSOR PROG MEMORY TUNER BAND M UP REPEAT CLOCK TONE VOLUME UP DOWN PLAY PAUS...

Page 4: ...Remote Control VOLUME CD Tuner Band CD Remain ID3 Auto Seek Volume Volume CD Play Pause Track Tune Down Tone Memory Standby Random MP3 10 MP3 10 CD Stop Track Tune Up Mute Repeat 5...

Page 5: ...outlet when the unit is not going to be used for a long period of time Installation Speaker Connection 1 Unwind the cable from each speaker 2 At the rear of the CD micro system there are two speaker...

Page 6: ...the hours stops flashing 4 The display will show the time with the minutes flashing Use either of the SKIP buttons to select the minutes and press PROG MEMORY button the minutes stops flashing The clo...

Page 7: ...ill be displayed while adjustments are being made To adjust the volume level using the remote control press the VOLUME buttons Press MUTE on either the unit or the remote control to mute the sound Pre...

Page 8: ...ion Pressing any of the tuning buttons during a search will stop the search FM FM Antenna Fully extend the FM antenna wire and position it to obtain the best FM reception FM Stereo The CD micro system...

Page 9: ...3 Press the button until the desired preset memory number is displayed 4 Press the MEMORY button to store the frequency into the selected memory location MEMORY will stop flashing and remain on the d...

Page 10: ...st or dirt from getting into CD mechanism Never place more than one CD into the CD compartment at any time After CD door is closed CD information may not appear on the LCD display this means the CD ca...

Page 11: ...the program number on the right as above 2 Use the SKIP TUNING buttons to select the desired track number to be played back first 3 Press PROG MEMORY The display will increment the program playback n...

Page 12: ...re than ordinary CD disc Because of non standardlized format definition production of MP3 WMA disc playback quality and performance are not guaranteed If no sound comes out or any problem happen when...

Page 13: ...r product with a soft damp not wet cloth Ventilation Do not block or cover ventilation slots Blocking of ventilation slots may lead to overheating of the product Fault Finding Product will not operate...

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