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Open

Open the cover of the battery
compartment.

1

Carefully check the correct
orientation of the positive and
negative terminals of the batteries. 
•Use two AA type 1.5 V batteries.

2

Use two AA alkaline batteries. Manganese
batteries have a shorter battery life.

• MP3-CD : 13 hours max.
• CD (When ESP is Off) : 16 hours max.

CD (When ESP is On) : 14 hours 30 minutes max.

Battery Life

(Using alkaline batteries)

Preparation before using your unit

Open

Slide the OPEN button to
open the door. 
Insert a CD.

•Push the door to close it.

1

Press the Play/Pause
(          ) button.
•Once the CD is recognized,

playback commences.

2

To stop playback, press
the Stop (     ) button.
•Press the Stop (      )

button again to switch off
the unit.

3

Press the Play/Pause (         ) button.

Playback will be temporarily suspended.

Press the Play/Pause (         ) button again to resume
playback.

To temporarily pause playback

Time for Battery Replacement

Track Number Indicator  Playtime Indicator

CD Playback

Do not mix old and new batteries.

Remove the batteries if they will not be used for a long time.

Remove the standard batteries when you use an AC adapter.

Warning

Replace the batteries if the remaining battery power indicator “           ” flashes.

Even though the remaining battery power indicator “           ” may be flashing, if the
batteries have already expired, the LCD remote control will not be lit.

Should “           ” flash, the player will automatically turn off the CD ESP ON mode to
conserve battery power consumption.

Using standard batteries 

(not supplied)

Summary of Contents for MCD-SM60

Page 1: ...Portable MP3 CD Player MCD SM60 MP3 CD CD R RW Playback Instruction Manual AH68 01001R...

Page 2: ...to compress original sound data by up to 12 times without sound quality degradation File Compatibility The unit will playback files created in MP3 format Mpeg1 Layer 3 with mp3 as their extension File...

Page 3: ...r or modify your player Such actions will damage your player Safety Warning Road safety Do not use the headphones while riding a bicycle driving any kind of motor vehicle or motorcycle This is very da...

Page 4: ...age 17 5 Play Pause button 6 SBS Last Memory button Refer to page 16 9 10 11 Volume 12 Headphone Connection jack Refer to page 9 Line Out output jack Refer to page 9 13 Program button Refer to pages 1...

Page 5: ...ly 9 10 Title track title artist indicator MP3 CD Only Anti S T Anti shock Time Buffer Level meter 11 Track Number indicator 12 Album Number indicator Buttons and Controls Buttons pressed during CD pl...

Page 6: ...stripped charging will not function Preparation before using your unit Connection to External Device if necessary Your CD Player may be connected to the AUX IN jack of an external device 1 Reduce the...

Page 7: ...top button Press the Stop button again to switch off the unit 3 Press the Play Pause button Playback will be temporarily suspended Press the Play Pause button again to resume playback To temporarily p...

Page 8: ...ock Time Buffer Level indicator Playtime indicator MP3 CD Playback Skip Press and release the or button during playback of a CD Press the button to play the next track Press the button to go back to t...

Page 9: ...st Memory function SBS Super Bass Sound function SBS Press the SBS button Each time the SBS button is pressed SBS will be turned on and off alternately This function allows you to maximize your listen...

Page 10: ...This function does not apply to MP3 CDs that have not been created with albums If a file is defective and cannot be recognized the player skips to the next one Note Press the 10 button Press the 10 b...

Page 11: ...am number 1 and you will be taken to program number 2 Continue to program the desired tracks 3 To confirm the program To change the programmed tracks during program confirmation use or to select the t...

Page 12: ...r and then wipe gently with a soft dry cloth from the center of the disc to the outside Handling your CDs Carefully pick up the disc by its edge without touching the disc s surface Do not attach stick...

Page 13: ...temperature may cause condensation to form on the lens Keep your CD Player in a warm place until the condensation on the lens has disappeared The unit will playback files created in MP3 format Mpeg1 L...

Page 14: ...tation to and from the service centre is the customer s responsibility The original dated sales receipt must be retained by the customer and is the only acceptable proof of purchase It must be present...

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