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When listening to the radio, press the    /

MEM-UP

 or 

REPEAT/MEM-DN

 

button on the unit or the 

PLAYLIST//-

 button on the remote control 

to select a preset radio station.

When the unit is switched on, press the 

FUNCTION

 button on the unit or the 

TUNER button on the remote control to select “Radio” mode. 

Press the    /

BAND

 button to select FM or MW. 

Hold down the      or       button to start searching up / down. For manual search, 

you can briefly press these buttons repeatedly to adjust the frequency step by 

step. 

In FM mode, “(ST)” is displayed when the unit is receiving a station with a strong 

signal and stereo sound. 

In FM mode, extend and position the FM antenna to achieve optimum reception.

In MW mode, orientate the unit to achieve optimum reception.

Press the       button to pause playback. The symbol “    ” will flash. Press the button 

again to resume playback.

Press the       button to stop playback. Then press the        button to start playback 

from the first track. 

You can store up to 20 FM stations and 20 MW stations. 

1.

2.

3.

Use the     /     buttons to search for a station. Press the 

MEM/CLK

 button to 

store that station. A preset number will flash. 

Press the   /

MEM-UP

 or 

REPEAT/MEM-DN

 button on the unit or the 

PLAYLIST//-

 button on the remote control to select the desired 

preset number for the station.

Press the 

MEM/CLK

 button again to confirm the setting.

Repeat steps 1 to 3 to store other stations. 

1.

2.

3.

4.

When the unit is switched on, press the 

FUNCTION

 button on the unit or the 

CD 

button on the remote control to select “CD” mode.

Open the CD compartment and insert a CD or CD-R/RW with the printed side 

facing up. Close the CD compartment.

The unit will read the disc and then display the total number of tracks and 

folders (for MP3/WMA files only). The unit will start playback from the first track. 

During playback, the current track number and folder number (for MP3/WMA 

files only) are displayed. 

1.

2.

3.

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USING THE RADIO

Listening to the radio

FM Stereo

For optimum reception 

Preset radio stations

Listening to a preset station

CD/MP3/WMA MODE

Start playback

Pause playback

Stop playback

Summary of Contents for i-CDX 23

Page 1: ...i CDX 23 CD ALARM CLOCK RADIO WITH iPod DOCKING STATION Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...ng and disconnecting the AC power adapter take hold of the plug and not the cord Pulling the cord may damage it and may be dangerous The plug must be easily accessible When you are not going to use th...

Page 3: ...Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 REPEAT MEM DN Memory Down button MEM CLK DISP Memory Clock Display button FUNCTION button Docking station for iPod AL1 AL2 Alarm set b...

Page 4: ...adapter into a 230V AC 50Hz mains outlet and the other end of the cord into the AC 8V jack at the back of the unit The clock time can be maintained during a power failure by 2 x AAA LR03 batter ies no...

Page 5: ...o a power supply refer to POWER SUPPLY the unit goes to standby mode and the clock time is displayed Press the ON STANDBY button to turn on the unit and press it again to go back to standby mode The u...

Page 6: ...r iPod Press the MUTE button on the remote control to turn off the sound MUTE will flash on the display Press it again or use the VOL buttons to resume the sound Plug your headphones not supplied into...

Page 7: ...k You can store up to 20 FM stations and 20 MW stations 1 2 3 Use the buttons to search for a station Press the MEM CLK button to store that station A preset number will flash Press the MEM UP or REPE...

Page 8: ...button on the remote control to skip to the next previous folder Skip to the next folder for MP3 WMA files only REPEAT playback PROGRAM playback Programming tracks PLAYING AN iPod AND CHARGING THE IN...

Page 9: ...ON Note MAINTENANCE Care and maintenance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Connect a 3 5mm stereo connection cable not supplied to the AUX IN jack at the back of the unit and the line out headphones jack on your exte...

Page 10: ...al and Electronic Equipment Directive Problems 1 2 3 4 5 The player or display is not working properly No sound poor sound The disc does not play Noise or distorted sound in radio mode No sound poor s...

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