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Getting started

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Using the support stand

If the unit is to be operated on a desk or table, 
extend the support stand (located on the 
underside of the unit). If the unit is to be wall 
mounted, return the support stand to the closed 
position.

The remote control battery

To preserve the battery life prior to first use, 
there is a small plastic tab inserted between the 
battery and the terminal inside the remote 
control. Please remove this tab before using the 
remote control. To remove the tab, pull it in the 
direction of the arrow in the illustration below. 

If the operation of the remote control becomes 
intermittent or unsatisfactory, replace the original 
battery with a new 3-volt lithium battery.

DON’T FORGET!

When replacing the battery, 

always ensure the same size and type is used. 
Make sure that the battery polarity is 
observed. Inserting the battery incorrectly 
could result in battery leakage or damage to 
the unit. 

 

Connecting to power

Before switching on make sure that the voltage 
of your electricity supply is the same as that 
indicated on the rating plate. For your own safety 
read the following instructions carefully before 
attempting to connect this unit to the mains. 

Mains (AC) operation 

This unit is designed to operate on AC 240V 
50Hz mains supply using the mains adaptor 
supplied. Connecting it to other power sources 
may damage the unit.

Connect the mains adaptor to the AC input 
socket (18) on the rear of the unit

DON’T FORGET!

Use only the mains adaptor 

supplied with this Micro System. Using 
adaptors not designed for this unit, or that 
have a different specification to the one 
supplied, may cause damage to the unit.

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Summary of Contents for MICRO1467I

Page 1: ...ICRO1467I Micro System with iPod Dock Instruction Manual IMPORTANT Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference MICRO1467I book Page 1 Tuesday January 29 2008 9 03 A...

Page 2: ...ions to memory and program your CD tracks in an order to suit you You can also fully operate your iPod from the remote control IMPORTANT Use of any electrical equipment should be undertaken with care...

Page 3: ...Pod dock adaptors not shown 1 x Mains adaptor 15V AC not shown CD and iPod not included Contents Getting started Using the radio Using the iPod dock Using the CD 1 2 3 4 Using the clock and timer Othe...

Page 4: ...ION button 9 OPEN CLOSE button 3 C ADJ MEMORY button 10 iPod compartment 4 SKIP TUNE backwards button 11 Speaker unit 5 Volume control 12 CD door 6 SKIP TUNE forwards button 13 IR sensor 7 STOP BAND b...

Page 5: ...el 15 Speaker output left 20 AUX input right 16 Speaker output right 21 AUX input left 17 Earphone socket 22 Support stand 18 AC input 15V 23 FM antenna 19 Subwoofer output MICRO1467I book Page 5 Tues...

Page 6: ...n 4 FILE 10 IPOD UP button 14 M UP RANDOM button 5 PLAY PAUSE button 15 PRESET EQ button 6 MENU INFO button 16 TIMER C ADJ button 7 SKIP TUNE backwards button 17 SLEEP button 8 SKIP TUNE forwards butt...

Page 7: ...s ensure the same size and type is used Make sure that the battery polarity is observed Inserting the battery incorrectly could result in battery leakage or damage to the unit Connecting to power Befo...

Page 8: ...ontrol 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 Press the MEMORY button on the remote control MEMORY will flash in the display and a preset number 1 will also show on the display Press the M UP or M DOWN buttons on the remo...

Page 9: ...e using the FUNCTION button Insert your iPod into the dock and press the PLAY PAUSE button to start playback Press the PLAY PAUSE button to pause playback Press this button again to resume playback Wh...

Page 10: ...c compartment When the compartment is fully closed the disc will be read automatically The total number of tracks and total playing time on the CD will appear on the LCD display 1 2 3 4 5 6 DON T FORG...

Page 11: ...PLAY PAUSE button once to pause playback of the MP3 CD The elapsed time will flash in the display 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 To resume playback press the PLAY PAUSE button again To stop playback press the STOP b...

Page 12: ...i e track 03 1 2 1 2 1 2 Press the C ADJ MEMORY or MEMORY button The first track selection is now stored in program memory Select the next track to be programmed using the SKIP TUNE buttons i e track...

Page 13: ...n return to the current time DON T FORGET The clock setting will be lost if the power is disconnected 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Switching off the timer function Press the C ADJ MEMORY button until TIMER...

Page 14: ...s from another source DON T FORGET The connection cables are not included Press the STANDBY button to power On the unit Press the FUNCTION button to select the AUX function 1 2 1 2 Turn your auxiliary...

Page 15: ...elected You have tuned in to a mono station The signal is too weak Press ST MO button Retune to another FM station Retune to another FM station No sound in MW or FM mode Unit not in tuner mode Volume...

Page 16: ...hout notice Model number MICRO1467I Power supply AC 240V 50Hz AC adaptor output 15V 1 25A Power consumption 30W Radio frequency coverage FM 87 5 108MHz MW 522 1620 KHz Speaker system 4 Ohm Power outpu...

Page 17: ...ions before you attempt to use the equipment Do ensure that all electrical connections including the mains plug extension leads and interconnections between pieces of equipment 1 2 3 are properly made...

Page 18: ...www goodmans co uk MICRO1467I book Page 20 Tuesday January 29 2008 9 03 AM...

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