Teac CRX350iP Instruction Manual Download Page 15

CD PROGRAMMED PLAY 

 
For both CDs and MP3 CDs, up to 64 tracks can be programmed in your desired order. 
The same track can be programmed more than once. 

1. 

In Stop  mode press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ  button once. The Program 
Number “P-01” will briefly appear on the display. Track No. “00” and the Program 
Indicator, “MEMORY”, will appear next and flash on the display. 

2. 

While the “00” and “MEMORY” are flashing press         or         
to select a track you want to program. For example the first 
track is selected. 

3. 

Press the ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ  Button to confirm. The first track is now
saved. The Program Number will advance to “P-02” which briefly shows on the 
LCD display. Track No. “00” and the Program Indicator “MEMORY” will flash on the 
display to prompt for input. 

4. 

Repeat steps 2 & 3 to program more tracks. Any attempt to program more than 64 
tracks will result in the first programmed number appearing and the programming 
will discontinue. 

5. 

 Press   to start program play and 

press     to stop.

 

 
 
 

 

6. 

Normally all the programmed tracks will be played through once and then playback  
stops. However, you may use the REPEAT function to repeatedly play a certain track 
(Repeat 1) or all tracks in the program (Repeat All). You may also tap  

  to go 

directly to other tracks ahead or tap  

  twice to go back to previous track(s) 

during program play. 

7. 

After programmed playback stops, all the programmed tracks are retained in the 
memory until the CD tray is opened. To restart programmed play, first press the 

ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ  Button and then the  

  button. 

8. 

To resume to normal playback, press 

the  

  button once while programmed play has 

been stopped. 

9. 

To clear the program contents, open the CD tray.

 

 
Changing a Track in the Program Memory 
In case you want to change the track in your programmed play, proceed in the following: 

1. 

In programmed play Stop Mode, repeatedly 

press the 

ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK 

ADJ  Button until the number you want to replace is displayed

2. 

Select a track as described as in procedure 2 to 3 above

 

3. 

P

ress the 

ENTER/MEMORY/CLOCK ADJ  Button to complete.

 

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for CRX350iP

Page 1: ...Docking Alarm Clock for iPhone and iPod CRX350iP...

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Page 3: ...your own records Owner s Name Owner s Address Postcode Model Name No Serial No Dealer s Name Dealer s Address Postcode Authorised Service Centres in Major Australian Cities NSW 151 Arthur Street Homeb...

Page 4: ...ill be available for collection by or return to the purchaser at a fee upon request TEAC in home service can be made available at a fee upon request Carry in Service 6 A 12 month replacement warranty...

Page 5: ...that are subject to vibration excessive heat cold or moisture As the unit may become warm during operation always leave sufficient space around it for ventilation Do not place the unit on an amplifier...

Page 6: ...ay CD Programmed Play MP3 Programmed Play 4 Alarm and Sleep Alarm Operations Sleep Timer 5 Auxiliary Input Audio Input via External Devices 6 Reference Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Guide Speci...

Page 7: ...E CLOCK ADJUST BACKWARD ALARM MODE SELECT BACKWARD ALARM VOLUME ADJUST 11 iPod iPhone SKIP FORWARD RADIO TUNE CLOCK ADJUST FORWARD ALARM MODE SELECT FORWARD ALARM VOLUME ADJUST 12 MENU BUTTON 13 VOLUM...

Page 8: ...ay The display backlight will become brightened 2 Press the CLOCK ADJUST Button to confirm while 12H is flashing The hour digits flash to prompt for input NOTE To switch to 24H format press the or but...

Page 9: ...tor on the unit The authentication process will start and complete in a few seconds The display will show AUEH during authentication and revert to iPod mode in a few seconds 2 After completion of the...

Page 10: ...tune to select weaker stations that might be bypassed during the automatic tuning If the automatic tuning does not stop on the exact frequency of the station for example if it stops on 100 9 MHz inste...

Page 11: ...tions Note You can overwrite a preset station by storing the new frequency in its place RECALL PRESET RADIO STATIONS 1 Set the unit to the Tuner mode 2 Repeatedly press the FOLDER PRESET or FOLDER PRE...

Page 12: ...vious song Press and hold the button during playback for fast backward search within the song 7 Press the VOLUME or VOLUME buttons to adjust the volume output level You can also 8 Repeatedly press the...

Page 13: ...en close the CD tray 4 The unit will start reading the disc rEAd blinks The total number of tracks on the disc will be shown on the display after a few seconds Total Tracks On CD Total Tracks On MP3 N...

Page 14: ...REPEAT ALL When the PLAY MODE button is pressed 3 times the Repeat Indicator REPEAT will be shown steadily on the LCD display The whole disc will be played continuously until the button is pressed 4...

Page 15: ...play and press to stop 6 Normally all the programmed tracks will be played through once and then playback stops However you may use the REPEAT function to repeatedly play a certain track Repeat 1 or a...

Page 16: ...cator MEMORY will appear and flash on the display to prompt for the next input 6 Repeat procedure 2 5 above to program up to 64 tracks Any attempt to program more than 64 tracks will result in the fir...

Page 17: ...is set so that AM or PM is correctly displayed There is a PM Indicator located underneath the Hour digit The displayed time is PM when the indicator is lit The displayed time is AM when the indicator...

Page 18: ...isplay Press the ALARM button again to confirm The display will show the chosen Alarm time and then revert to the current function mode Press the STANDBY button to turn off the unit The alarm will bee...

Page 19: ...nd older non dockable iPods except iPod shuffle 3rd gen and listen to your external source through the speakers of this system 1 Use an audio cable not included with one 3 5 mm stereo plug on each end...

Page 20: ...om the AC power source when cleaning The finish on the unit may be cleaned with a dust cloth and cared for as other furniture Use caution when cleaning and wiping the plastic parts If the cabinet beco...

Page 21: ...iPhone does not charge Unit turned to CD or radio mode Select other modes for iPod charging iPod iPhone is not installed properly Remove your iPod iPhone from the dock and check for obstruction on th...

Page 22: ...ical appliances must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste stream Old appliances must be collected separately in order to optimize the recovery and recycling of the materials they...

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