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Although finalized CD-R disc may be played on ordinary CD players, remember that finalized CD-RW disc may not play 
on ordinary CD players. 

Owing to the variance of the compatibility of CD-R or CD-RW disc from the market. Please change to other one if you find 
the recording performance of existing one is not up to satisfaction. This is not the malfunction of the system. 

 
 

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v) Erase or un-finalize a CD-RW disc 

It is possible to erase the last recorded track or erase a whole record disc. 

If erase the last track of the finalized cd-rw, must un-finalized the CD-RW first

 

 

A) un finalize a CD-RW disc 

1.    set at 

CD

II

 function mode and place the CD-RW disc you would like to un-finalize. 

2.    P

ress the “ Erase “ button (34) at 

CD

II

 stop mode & display will show 

“UNFin-d” then press the “

CD

II

 Play/Pause 

” 

button (26) to start erasing and 

“ BUSY “ appear on the CD Recorder operation display area (2). 

3.    After finish the un-finalized, display will show total track nr. and total playing time of the disc and 

“ NO TOC ” indicator will 

appear.   

 

B) Erase one track

 

1.    set at 

CD

II

 function mode and place the un finalized CD-RW disc you would like to delete the track. 

2.    P

ress the “ Erase “ button (34) at CD stop mode & “Er “ and the last track nr. appear on the CD Recorder operation 

display area (2). 

3.    Press the 

CD

II

 Play/Pause 

 

” button (26) to start erasing the last track and “ BUSY “ disappear on CD Recorder 

operation display area (2). 

4.    After finish the track erasing display will show total track nr. and total playing time of the disc and 

“ NO TOC ” indicator will 

appear. 

5.    Repeat step 2 to 4 to continue the erasing. 
 

C) Erase all track

 

1.    Set at 

CD

II

 function mode and place the un finalized CD-RW disc you would like to 

erase all the tracks.   

2.    P

ress the “ CD Erase “ button twice (34) at CD stop mode & “Er ALL “ will appear on 

the CD Recorder operation display area (2). 

3.    Press the 

“CD Play/Pause 

” button (26) to start erasing and display appear 

“BUSY” during erasing. Once erasing was finish, the CD Recorder operation display 
area (2) will show 

“ 0000000 “ to confirm the erase process is completed. (Figure 7)                        (Figure 7)                                                                                                         

 

Remark

 : 

This operation cannot be undo.   

The copy CD-RW disc from other system cannot be erased one by one in this unit but may be erase all is possible. 

Listing to tape 

General operation 

Select the function switch (7) to 

“ SOURCE ” position. The LCD display (2) will show “ PLS SELECT FUNCTION “. Then press 

the Tape button (18) 
 
Cassette playback 

: The system will start the playback automatically after inserting   

 

  of cassette tape 

 
Stop and ejection     

: P

ress the “ Cassette forward/eject “ button completely inwards 

  and the cassette tape will be ejected though the cassette door cover

. The “ cassette forward / 

eject “ button will keeping at lowest height position. 

 
Fast forward 

: P

ress the “ tape forward / eject “ button half inwards during   

Playback  mode,  the  tape  winding  forward  direction.  The  “  tape  forward  /  eject  “  button  will 
keeping at middle height position. 
Slightly press the “ tape forward / eject “ button again to resume normal playback. The “ tape 
forward / eject “ button will resume to the highest position. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Remark 
-        Make sure the direction is correct when inserting the tape into the system. 

There  is  some  searching  noise  can  be  heard  and  the  system  cannot  perform  normal  playback  function  during  fast 
forward mode. 

Summary of Contents for SMC1033

Page 1: ...MODEL SMC1033 MUSIC SYSTEM WITH TWIN CD PLAYER RECORDER MP3 TO USB SD ENCODING 3 SPEED TURNTABLE RADIO CASSETTE AND AUX IN PLAYBACK INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE READ BEFORE USE ...

Page 2: ...lose Button 26 CD II CD Play Pause Button 27 CD II CD Door 28 X BASS On Off Button 29 CD II CD Stop Button 30 3 5mm dia Headphone Jack 31 3 5mm dia Aux In Jack 32 CD II CD Skip Up Down Button 33 CD II Record Button 34 Erase Button 35 LED Dial Pointer 36 Tape Forward Eject Button 37 Cassette Door Cover 38 45rpm Spindle Adaptor 39 Turntable Speed Selector 40 Tone Arm Rest and securing clip 41 FM Wir...

Page 3: ...FM wire antenna 41 hanging at the rear of the cabinet This wire should be totally unravelled and extended for best reception Playing compact disc at CD I The system equipped with 2 CD player here below describe the function for CD I GETTING START 1 Switch the Off Source Tuner selector 7 to Source position LCD display 2 will appear PLS SELECT FUNCTION then press the CD I button 21 to CD I mode the ...

Page 4: ... format requirement MP3 bit rate 32 kbps 256 kbps The performance of playing MP3 files is various from the quality of recording disc and the method of recording Repeat Intro Random mode on remote control only Press the Play mode button before or during playback a file folder MP3 disc only or all the files repeat and ransom intro can be played in difference mode as follow FOR CD 1 repeat 1 2 repeat...

Page 5: ...g and CD Recorder operation display area LCD area 2 will show BUSY and then display the total number of tracks total playing time Figure 3 Figure2 Figure 3 Play Pause mode 6 Press the CDII Play Pause button 26 to start playback the first track will start playback 7 To interrupt press the CDII Play Pause button 26 once the playing time will be freeze on the LCD display 2 Press again to resume norma...

Page 6: ...cording track will be stored at audio CD format Before start place a CD R or CD RW disc in the CDII tray 27 The disc is able to record only if the LCD display show NO TOC indicator Important notices CD R disc can be recorded once only and not support erase or re record function The playback quality of either CD R W disc is various from differences kind of audio CD player device The revolving speed...

Page 7: ...of the playing source To suspend the recording process press the CDII Play Pause button 26 BUSY will flash a second on CD Recorder operation display area 2 then will change to show the current recording track nr and the recording is in pause To re start press again the CDII Play Pause button 26 until the play indicator show on CD CD Recorder operation display area 2 B Recording setting i Recording...

Page 8: ...ill appear 5 Repeat step 2 to 4 to continue the erasing C Erase all track 1 Set at CDII function mode and place the un finalized CD RW disc you would like to erase all the tracks 2 Press the CD Erase button twice 34 at CD stop mode Er ALL will appear on the CD Recorder operation display area 2 3 Press the CD Play Pause button 26 to start erasing and display appear BUSY during erasing Once erasing ...

Page 9: ...auxiliary device to perform the music or computer encoding 1 Select the function switch 7 to SOURCE position The LCD display 2 will show PLS SELECT FUNCTION Then press the Phono Aux button 19 2 Plugged the Aux in jack The channel with switch to Aux automatically 3 Start to playback your device and adjust Volume knob 20 to the desire volume level If the distortion was too high reduce the volume lev...

Page 10: ...uring CD playback press and hold the CD I Play Pause Stop button 10 for 2 seconds to enter the stop mode 3 Press CD I USB SD Record button 16 during the playback of the desire track CD I USB SD operation display area 2 will flash CHECKING few seconds Figure 8 then CD I will start playback automatically and the icon will flashing Figure 9 CD I encoding was performing now 4 After completed encoding ...

Page 11: ...as well as SD to USB alternative by 1 files or all files Below explanation was from SD card copy to USB media i Copy 1 track 1 Press CD I USB SD Record button 16 during the playback SD card of the copying track the USB SD operation display area 2 will display and and flashing Copying is performing now Figure 10 2 After completing of copy unit will go to stop mode automatically Figure 10 ii Copy al...

Page 12: ...id extended play at very high volume as it may impair your hearing If you experience ringing in your ears reduce the volume or shut off your unit Keep the volume at a reasonable level even if your headset is an open air type designed to allow you to hear outside sounds Please note that excessively high volume may still block outside sounds X bass sound effect Press the x bass button 28 to active x...

Page 13: ...ip to secure the turntable SPECIFICATIONS Frequency Range AM 540 1600 kHz FM 88 108 MHz Antenna External FM Wire Antenna Speaker Max Rating Power 8W Speaker Ohms 4 Ω Output Power 4W per Channel RMS 20W p m p o Power Source 230V AC Mains 50Hz Batteries for Remote Transmitter 2 x AAA 1 5V not supplied Line out R L RCA Aux in Jack 3 5mm dia Jack Subwoofer Jack 3 5mm dia Jack Accessory supplied Remote...

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