4 Connection
Prior to connecting/disconnecting, switch off the
respective units.
4.1 Audio units
Multiple outputs are provided for the connection
of the following units (e. g. amplifiers, mixers).
The operating mode selected defines the signal
that is available at the individual outputs:
1. Outputs (TUNER) CD/USB/SD CARD (25)
– Stereo output via RCA jacks L Left/R Right
– Mono output via a balanced XLR chassis
plug
In the mode “Single”, the signal of the
CD/MP3 player (CD, USB storage device or
memory card) or the signal of the tuner is sent
to the outputs.
In the mode “Dual”, the signal of the CD/MP3
player (CD, USB storage device or memory
card) is sent to the outputs.
2. Stereo output TUNER (24) via RCA jacks
L Left/R Right
In the mode “Single”, the output does not
receive any signal.
In the mode “Dual”, the signal of the tuner is
sent to the output.
4.2 Antenna
Connect the FM antenna supplied (or another
antenna for FM or MW reception) to the jack
ANT (26).
To connect both an FM antenna and a
medium wave antenna, connect the two anten-
nas to the jack ANT via an antenna combiner.
4.3 Power supply
Finally, first connect the mains cable supplied to
the mains jack (21) and then to a mains socket
(230 V~/ 50 Hz).
To make sure that the unit continues operat-
ing even in case of power failure, connect a 24 V
emergency power supply unit, e. g. PA-24ESP
from MONACOR, to the terminal screws (23).
Note: Even if the unit is switched off, it consumes a low
power. Therefore, disconnect the mains plug from the
socket and, if necessary, disconnect the emergency
power supply unit if the unit will not be in operation for a
longer time.
5 Operation
5.1 Switching on and off
To switch on the unit, briefly press the button
POWER/STOP (20). To switch off the unit, keep
the button POWER/STOP pressed for approx.
3 seconds.
Once the unit has been set into operation, the
most recent operating condition will always be
activated. Thus, adjusted functions such as
repeated title replay or random title replay will
remain saved when the unit is switched off or a
power failure occurs.
5.2 Selecting operating mode and
audio source
To switch between the modes “Single” and
“Dual”, keep the button MODE (17) pressed for
approx. 3 seconds. When the mode “Dual” is
selected,
DUAL
appears on the display.
5.2.1 Operation mode “Single”
In the mode “Single”, the signal of the CD/MP3
player (from CD, USB storage device or memory
card) or the signal of the tuner is sent to the out-
puts (TUNER) CD/USB/SD CARD (25). The out-
put TUNER (24) is muted in this operating mode.
Use the button MODE (17) to select the source.
Each press of the button will switch between:
CD
USB device
memory card
tuner
.
Sound storage media that are not available are
skipped.
The display indicates the source selected.
When a sound storage medium is selected, the
corresponding LED (5) flashes (during replay) or
lights up permanently (during pause/stop).
5.2.2 Operation mode “Dual”
In the mode “Dual”, the signal of the CD/MP3
player (from CD, USB storage device or memory
card) is sent to the outputs (TUNER) CD/USB/
SD CARD (25), and the signal of the tuner is sent
to the output TUNER (24).
To indicate the tuner on the display and thus to
be able to operate the tuner, press the button
BAND (9).
To indicate the CD/MP3 player on the display
and thus to be able to operate the CD/MP3
player, press the button MODE (17). If multiple
sound storage media are available, repeatedly
press the button MODE to select the medium
desired. Each press of the button will switch
between:
CD
USB device
memory card
.
,
or
will appear on
the display if the corresponding sound storage
medium is not available.
The sound storage medium selected is also
indicated by the corresponding LED (5) [flashes
during replay, lights up permanently during
pause/stop].
5.3 Adjusting volume and sound
Use the rotary knob VOLUME (11) to adjust the
volume and the sound.
In the mode “Dual”, make separate adjustments
for the CD/MP3 player and the tuner. [Use the
button BAND (9) to change to tuner operation;
use the button MODE (17) to change to CD/MP3
player operation; also see chapter 5.2.2.]
1) To adjust the volume, briefly press the knob
once.
and the current value (0 … 100)
appear on the display. Turn the knob to
adjust the volume.
Note: It is also possible to directly adjust the volume
by turning the knob (i. e. without pressing the knob).
2) To adjust the low frequencies, briefly press
the knob twice.
and the current value
(-10 … 10) appear on the display. Turn the
knob to adjust the low frequencies.
3) To adjust the high frequencies, briefly press
the knob three times.
and the current
value (-10 … 10) appear on the display. Turn
the knob to adjust the high frequencies.
The indication (
, , )
disappears
some seconds after the knob has been operated
for the last time.
5.4 Operating the CD / MP3 player
When a sound storage medium is inserted/con-
nected, the CD/MP3 player will switch to this
medium and will start the replay once the data
of the medium have been loaded (autostart func-
tion).
1) Insert/connect the sound storage medium:
– Insert a CD into the CD slot (1) so that it is
retracted. When a CD is in the drive, a disc
symbol will appear on the display (will
rotate while the CD is being replayed).
– Connect a USB storage device (e. g. USB
flash drive, USB hard disk with separate
power supply) to the USB port (3).
– Insert a memory card (notched corner to
the right and facing to the unit) into the slot
(4) so that it engages.
2) The titles are replayed one after the other.
After replaying the last title, the unit will
restart with the first title (continuous replay).
For standard audio CDs, the display shows
the title number and the time already played
(in minutes and seconds):
For titles in the MP3 format,
MP3
will appear on
the display; the text line will switch between:
To show the ID3 tags (information concerning
the title, artist, album, etc.), press the button
DISP (19) repeatedly. If no ID3 tags are avail-
able,
will appear on the display.
Note: Pressing the button DISP will not only show
the ID3 tags, but will also show information con-
cerning the selected station of the tuner (see chap-
ter 5.5.4, section “Information”). Press the button
DISP repeatedly until the information desired is
shown.
3) To pause the replay, press the button
(12).
appears on the display. To
continue the replay, press the button
again.
4) To stop the replay, press the button POWER/
STOP (20). The corresponding sound stor-
age medium and
are displayed. Press
the button
to start the replay of the first
title.
Note: If the replay of the CD selected has been
stopped and if a new sound storage medium is con-
nected, the unit will not automatically switch to this
new medium. To start the replay of the new sound
storage medium, press the button
.
5) To switch between the sound storage media,
press the button MODE (17) [
chapter 5.2].
6) Remove the sound storage medium:
– To eject the CD, press the button EJECT
(2).
If the CD is not removed, the unit will
automatically retract the CD after some
seconds but will not automatically switch to
CD replay. To select the CD, press the but-
ton MODE (if required, several times).
– Disconnect the USB storage device from
the USB port.
– Press the memory card into the slot to dis-
engage it, and then remove the memory
card.
If a selected sound storage medium is
removed, the CD/MP3 player will switch to
the next sound storage medium available:
CD
USB device
memory card
If no sound storage medium is available, the
unit will, in the mode “Single”, switch to tuner
operation. In the mode “Dual”,
will
be displayed.
Note concerning sound interruptions and reading errors
Cigarette smoke and dust will easily penetrate
through all openings of the unit and also settle on the
optics of the laser sampling system. If this deposit
causes reading errors and sound interruptions, the
unit must be cleaned by skilled personnel. Please note
that there will be a charge on cleaning, even during
the warranty period!
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