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3    Stereo Music Connection to PCs and PDAs

 

 

NOTE: 

This connection requires a device supporting the Bluetooth A2DP profile for stereo music connection.    Please ensure 

your device has the latest versions of software drivers and/or firmware supporting Bluetooth functionality. Compatibility with all 

devices is not guaranteed. 

 

In addition to the procedures described above for mobile phones, the DISC 4400 main unit can receive stereo music from many 

other Bluetooth source devices including personal computers, PDAs, Bluetooth enabled music players. The exact connection 

procedures vary from device to device, however the general procedure is outlined below. Please refer to the device user manual 

for specific operations. 

 

  Ensure that the Bluetooth radio on your mobile phone is powered on. Please refer to the phone user manual for details. 

  Place the DISC 4400 main unit and the device you wish to connect where they are no more than 3 feet apart. 

  Press and hold the “

”/ PAIRING

 button on the main unit or remote control for 5 seconds. 

{

 

PAIRING

” flashes on the display 

 

 

 

  Set the connecting device to search for Bluetooth devices and follow the instructions on the device’s screen. Please refer to 

the device user manual for details. You will recognize the DISC 4400 main unit by its Bluetooth name “DISC 4400”. 

 

  Select the DISC 4400 for pairing. When prompted for a passkey, enter "

0000

  Select the newly paired device for connection. Within a few seconds connection is complete.   

{

  Double beep confirmation tone is heard 

{

  The main display briefly shows "

STEREO CONNECTED

 

 

 

Note About Connecting PCs and PDAs 

An increasing number of computing devices include support for Bluetooth, and many include support for stereo music over 

Bluetooth (A2DP). For best performance from your particular device, please ensure that you are using the latest update of 

software drivers and/or firmware available. In certain circumstances, updating the software drivers or firmware of your device to 

the latest release may add support for A2DP that was not available in a previous release. Please contact the vendor of your 

device for such updates and refer to the device user manual for update procedures. Please remember that system updates 

should only be performed by qualified individuals after performing a full system backup. 

Summary of Contents for DISC4400

Page 1: ...other power supply could result in damage to the unit which is not covered by your warranty NOTE This is a safety feature to reduce the possibility of electric shock You should have your outdated out...

Page 2: ...correct and polarities as shown below 4 Power on the Main Unit Press the STANDBY button The main display briefly shows HELLO Please refer to page 39 for setting the clock For setup of Bluetooth conne...

Page 3: ...oth The cloth should be thick enough to protect your product 2 Using a cross head screwdriver not supplied unscrew the three screws that secure the stand to the unit 3 Firmly pull the stand from the b...

Page 4: ...N 5 LCD DISPLAY 6 BUTTON 7 CD DOOR 8 BUTTON 9 VOLUME BUTTON 10 TIMER BUTTON 11 MEMORY CLOCK BUTTON 12 LINE IN JACK 13 HEADPHONE JACK 14 BUTTON 15 PAIRING BUTTON 16 SD CARD JACK 17 BUTTON 18 USB PORT 1...

Page 5: ...TTON 4 BAND BUTTON 5 SKIP BUTTON 6 PAIRING BUTTON 7 PLAY MODE BUTTON 8 FOLDER UP DN BUTTON 9 EQ BUTTON 10 1 9 NUMERIC 11 SLEEP BUTTON 12 STANDBY BUTTON 13 MUTE BUTTON 14 TIMER BUTTON 15 BUTTON 16 SKIP...

Page 6: ...of the main unit or by the buttons on the remote control handset If a specific function can only be operated by the remote handset or by the front panel controls this will be clearly indicated in the...

Page 7: ...The appropriate EQ indicator briefly appears on the display to confirm your selection and your selection is shown at the bottom of the display The system remembers the EQ setting when the power is sw...

Page 8: ...tick Memory Stick Duo with adapter only xD Picture Card Discs with non standard shapes e g heart square star cannot be played in this unit Attempting to do so may damage the unit IMPORTANT This player...

Page 9: ...file system MP3 file name requires MP3 or mp3 as an extension Chinese characters cannot be displayed although files featuring them can be played VBR Variable Bit Rate files can be played but playing...

Page 10: ...e device by gently pulling it out of the socket Inserting and Removing USB Flash Card Devices Insert the card into the slot by gently pressing into position until it locks in place Cards can only be i...

Page 11: ...ith the printed label facing out Press the OPEN CLOSE button to close the CD door The display will show lashing READING as the player reads the table of contents on the disc After reading the disc the...

Page 12: ...flashes in the display but the disc continues spinning Press the PLAY PAUSE button once more to cancel Pause mode and resume playback at the same point The elapsed time stops flashing Skip Track and H...

Page 13: ...ss the REPEAT button until the ALL indicators disappear from the display Repeat mode can also be canceled by opening the CD tray switching to the TUNER or USB mode or pressing the button to return the...

Page 14: ...low 1 Load the disc in the player and wait until the player has read the Table of Contents of the disc 2 Press the MEMORY CLOCK button The MEMORY indicator Track 01 and Program Memory PR 01 will appea...

Page 15: ...he programmed sequence again press the MEMORY CLOCK button then the PLAY PAUSE button To cancel the programmed sequence from the memory press the BAND button at programming mode Programmed Repeat Play...

Page 16: ...shing READING indicator for a minute or more before playback begins This is normal and not an indication of any problem with your player For example if we insert an MP3 WMA CD containing 09 Directorie...

Page 17: ...DE button once The indicator appears and the selected track will be repeated continuously To repeat all the tracks in a single Directory or Album Begin playback as usual Press the PLAY MODE button twi...

Page 18: ...our computer containing MP3 WMA audio files the software you use to create the disc will normally allow you to input the name of the artist the name of the album and the titles of the individual songs...

Page 19: ...first track we want to program is Track and Album 05 1 Press the MEMORY CLOCK button The display shows Album 01 The MEMORY indicator Track 01 and Program Memory PR 01 will appear in the display indica...

Page 20: ...r MMC flash memory card containing MP3 WMA audio files into the card slot by gently pressing into position until it locks in place Cards can only be inserted one way The player will read the informati...

Page 21: ...lash containing MP3 WMA audio files into the USB port by gently pressing into position until it locks in place USB devices can only be inserted one way The player will read the information on the USB...

Page 22: ...receive audio from many Bluetooth capable devices including mobile phones personal computers and PDAs within a range of about 30 feet DISC 4400 supports the following Bluetooth profiles and functiona...

Page 23: ...sh to pair with it Double beep Mobile phone has connected to DISC 4400 using Bluetooth hands free or headset profile Double beep Capable device has connected to DISC 4400 using Bluetooth stereo profil...

Page 24: ...en space Generally Bluetooth devices can communicate with each other clearly within a regular sized room or office Operation between different rooms will depend on the construction of the room It is i...

Page 25: ...it and the mobile phone where they are no more than 3 feet apart Press and hold the PAIRING button on the main unit or remote control for 5 seconds PAIRING flashes on the display Set the mobile phone...

Page 26: ...ize the DISC 4400 main unit by its Bluetooth name DISC 4400 Please refer to the phone user manual for details Select the DISC 4400 for pairing When prompted for a passkey enter 0000 Select the newly p...

Page 27: ...s on the display Set the connecting device to search for Bluetooth devices and follow the instructions on the device s screen Please refer to the device user manual for details You will recognize the...

Page 28: ...ice user manual for this information Place the DISC 4400 main unit and the device you which to connect where they are no more than 3 feet apart Press and hold the PAIRING ANSWER button on the main uni...

Page 29: ...f the microphone you may talk at a normal volume and your voice should be clear to the party you are calling If you move beyond 6 feet you will need to raise your voice in order to be heard clearly Us...

Page 30: ...e normal way To transfer sound from the speaker to your mobile handset during a call press and hold PAIRING for 2 seconds Display shows TRANSFER To transfer back press and hold PAIRING again Display s...

Page 31: ...igh quality stereo music over Bluetooth and control music playback from the remote control Getting Started Ensure your mobile phone is A2DP capable and connected to the system Refer to page 31 for det...

Page 32: ...nd hold the BAND key for 5 seconds until the display shows DISCONNECT ALL If after 5 seconds the display does not show any message there are no active connections to terminate Please remember to de ac...

Page 33: ...so have to vary the direction of this antenna until you find the position that provides the best reception MW AM Insert the socket of loop aerial into the AM antenna socket on the unit Adjust the posi...

Page 34: ...emote control to select the preset memory location Example 3 4 Press the MEMORY CLOCK button again the 3 stops flashing confirming that the station has been stored in preset channel location 3 5 Tune...

Page 35: ...to flash Press the or buttons to adjust the minute Press the MEMORY CLOCK button to confirm Clock setting only available in STANDBY mode Setting the Wake Timer This system includes a timer to allow y...

Page 36: ...asleep to between 15 and 90 minutes of music and then shuts the power off automatically To operate the sleep timer Turn the system on and operate as usual Press the SLEEP button on the remote control...

Page 37: ...ne in jack 1 Switch the function to AUX the display will show AUX 2 Connect the external audio source through 3 5mm Line In jack located on the front of panel CARE AND MAINTENANCE Compact Disc Care To...

Page 38: ...in pairing mode Press and hold PAIRING button for 5 seconds until PAIRING lashes on the display Another mobile phone is already connected Press and hold the BAND button for 5 seconds to terminate any...

Page 39: ...ations Hard to hear broadcasts because of noise Antennas connections are incorrect or loose The AM loop antenna is too close to the system or not positioned properly Move further away and or change po...

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