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GETTING STARTED

Location of Controls (Front View of Main Unit)

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1.  POWER Button

 

Used to turn the system on and off

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Right CD Door

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Display

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VOLUME UP/DOWN Button

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CD Selection Buttons

 

Selects a CD to play from one 

 

of the 4 players

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RANDOM

 

CD playback in random 

 

sequence

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  SKIP/SEARCH 

  Button

 

CD forward title selection / CD 

 

forward search operation / 

 

Manual tuning of stations, 

 

station search operation

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REPEAT/PRESET Button

 

Press to select the repeat mode 

 

and to preset radio stations

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DISPLAY MODE Button

 

Switching to time display  

 

(TIMER ON / OFF)

10. HEADPHONES Jack

 

Stereo headphone socket: 

 

accepts 3.5mm plug

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STOP/ST. /MONO Button

 

Interrupts the CD playback 

 

/ clearing the CD programme, 

 

provides stereo-mono 

 

switching for FM stations

12.         TUNING – SKIP/SEARCH Button

 

CD backward title selection / CD backward search 

 

operation / Manual tuning of stations, station 

 

search operation

13.   CD PLAY/PAUSE Button

 

Initiates CD operation and starts CD playback / pauses CD 

 

playback

14. INTRO Button

 

Plays 10 seconds of each CD/MP3 track

GETTING STARTED

Location of Controls (Front View of Main Unit)

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15. OPEN/CLOSE R Button

 

Opens and closes the right CD  

 

changer door

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OPEN/CLOSE L Button

 

Opens and closes the left CD  

 

changer door

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MP3 MODE Button

 

Selects TITLE or ALBUM 

 

(folder) in MP3 mode

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TIMER Button

 

Activates the timer

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FOLDER DOWN Button

 

Move to the next MP3 folder in  

 

descending order

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Remote Sensor

 

Receives infrared signals from  

 

the remote control

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iPod PLAY/PAUSE   Button

 

Starts iPod playback / Pauses  

 

iPod playback.

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MEM./CLK ADJ. Button

 

Supplies memory functions for  

 

tuner station presets, clock  

 

setting, and CD programming

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BAND Button

 

Selects the AM, FM, or FM/ 

 

Stereo reception bands

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FOLDER UP Button

 

Move to the next MP3 folder in  

 

ascending order

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MUTE Button

 

Temporarily switches off the  audio if desired

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Left CD Door

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Dock

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iPod Dock Cover

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Summary of Contents for i9300

Page 1: ...Model i9300 i9300D Instruction Manual Mini Audio System for your iPod English...

Page 2: ...e digital clock Setting the timer Snooze function Setting the sleep timer TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 4 5 5 6 7 9 10 10 10 11 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 17 18 18 18 19 19 iLuv 2 i9300 V10M10_IM_EN...

Page 3: ...data or audio information required to represent audio yet to still reproduce audio as same as the original uncompressed audio for most listeners GETTING STARTED Thank you for purchasing i9300 i9300D...

Page 4: ...300 i9300D stand Use with other stands may result in instability causing possible injury 1 2 3 1 2 3 GETTING STARTED Secure the center unit and speakers on the wall Solid concrete wall or wooden wall...

Page 5: ...rch operation 13 CD PLAY PAUSE Button Initiates CD operation and starts CD playback pauses CD playback 14 INTRO Button Plays 10 seconds of each CD MP3 track GETTING STARTED Location of Controls Front...

Page 6: ...k 31 by pressing the RED lever and inserting the striped wire into the open hole Do the same with the LEFT speaker s non striped wire and the BLACK lever Repeat for the RIGHT channel SPEAKER block 33...

Page 7: ...BAND SLEEP MP3 MODE AUX 34 35 36 37 38 40 42 41 44 39 43 45 GETTING STARTED Location of Controls Remote Control continued DISC SELECT iPod 1 2 3 4 iPod SNOOZE DISPLAY MODE STOP FOLDER PLAY PAUSE 1 2 3...

Page 8: ...m Confirm voltage setting before powering on i9300D only Operating mode selection The different operating modes can be directly selected using the buttons PLAY PAUSE 13 41 for CD operation and TUNER B...

Page 9: ...CAUTION Listening at high volumes for an extended period of time may cause damage to the users hearing OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS Amplifier and Radio Operation continued Stereo Mono Repeatedly pressing...

Page 10: ...J and the hour will begin to flash 2 Enter the hour by pressing the buttons TUNING SKIP SEARCH or TUNING SKIP SEARCH 3 Confirm the hour entry by pressing MEM CLK ADJ The minutes will then begin to fla...

Page 11: ...ch off 10 to 90 minutes later Press SLEEP button 55 as required until the desired delay time appears on the display The SLEEP timer can be set for 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 and 10 minute intervals The u...

Page 12: ...If playback of one CD has finished the playback of the next inserted CD will begin and this process will repeat itself Note If the CD player is in the stop position you can start the currently indica...

Page 13: ...d more than once within the program 1 Load the CDs 2 Press MEM CLK ADJ 22 53 in the stop mode to switch to programming mode OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS Compact Disc Operation continued 3 Select a CD by p...

Page 14: ...LECTION 1 4 5 or DISC 1 4 52 on the remote Playback begins automatically 2 To stop the disc playing press the STOP button 11 48 3 Press the FOLDER or button 24 19 or 49 47 to select desired MP3 album...

Page 15: ...s 0 9 10 35 on the remote control device or by repeatedly pressing TUNING or TUNING 4 Press the MEM CLK ADJ 20 53 to save the title on the first program location In display unit 3 appears 5 Confirm se...

Page 16: ...etc to the disc label Clean the disc periodically with soft lint free dry cloth Never use detergents or adhesive cleaners to clean the disc If necessary use a CD cleaning kit If disc skips or gets stu...

Page 17: ...12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid inj...

Page 18: ...of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency ene...

Page 19: ...ss B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of Industry Canada These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harm...

Page 20: ...nit i AC 120V 60Hz US 220 230V 50Hz EU 110V 220V 50Hz 60Hz i9300D ii DC 1 x CR2032 for Remote Control b Subwoofer AC 100 240V 50 60Hz 2 Power consumption a Main unit 35 Watts b Subwoofer 70 Watts 3 Un...

Page 21: ...ifications are subject to change without prior notification 2009 jWIN Electronics Corp All rights reserved No portion of this printed material or product enclosed herewith including design shape and g...

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