THOMSON MIC150i, Руководство пользователя

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11 EN
USING
POWER SuPPlY
Speaker connection
• Unfurl the load speaker wires and connect them to the
corresponding terminals.
uSING THE APPlIANCE
• Press once
q
of the device or twice
q
on the remote to
turn the appliance on: the indicator light (E) turns off.
• Press
q
button to turn the appliance to stand-by mode:
the indicator light (E) turns on.
COmmENTS CONCERNING TACTIlE KEYS
Tactile keys react to touch under normal conditions. They
do not react to greasy or wet fingers. Always clean and dry
the surface with a soft cloth. Do not use a damp cloth or an
aggressive detergent.
mains power supply
• Check that the appliance is off.
• Connect the mains adapter plug to the socket (J) .
• Connect the adapter to a plug socket.
• Only use the adapter provided. To use another adapter,
check that it has identical characteristics and is
compliant with current standards.
TImE SETTING
In Off mode:
• Press two time .
• Press
w
or
s
to switch between 12 or 24-hour display.
• Press again to confirm: the display flashes.
• Set the time using
w
or
s
. Press to confirm.
• Repeat the previous operation to set the minutes.
uSING THE CD PlAYER
Comment: Before first use, remove the protective cardboard
insert on the lens located in the CD compartment (C) .
Move the compartment door with care.
Playing a CD:
• Open the CD compartment door and insert a CD
(printed side up).
• Close the CD compartment by hand.
• Turn the appliance on by pressing twice
q
and press
SOuRCE to select the “CD”.
• Adjust the volume using or .
MICRO SYSTEM
MIC150i
PROGRAmmING TRACKS CD
Programming up to 20 tracks in order:
• The CD or USB must be stopped.
• Press PROG/SElECT on the remote control: “P01” is
displayed on the screen.
• Press
5
or
6
to choose a track.
• Press PROG/SElECT on the remote control to save
each track (20 maximum).
• Press
12
: the appliance plays the tracks in the order
programmed.
• To cancel programmed playback press once and
3
twice to cancel it.
uSB PORT
The appliance is fitted with a USB port (G) to play music
files (MP3) stored on a USB key.
• No disc should be playing.
• Connect a USB drive to the USB port (G) of the reader.
• Reading the contents of the USB drive is read
automatically.
The playback functions are the same as for a CD.
Comment :
• Do not remove the USB drive where the files are being
played, otherwise cause damage.
• It is recommended that key content is backed up to
avoid data loss.
• ImPORTANT : 32 GB maximum capacity. The reader
does not work with all USB devices (external hard
drives for example.)
AuXIlIARY FuNCTION
• Connect the headphone jack of a peripheral audio
device to the socket AuX IN of the device, using a
double jack audio cable with a diameter of 3.5mm
(cable not provided)..
• Turn the appliance on.
• Press SOuRCE several times: « AuX IN » is displayed
on the screen.
• Use the peripheral device commands directly.
READING FROm AN iPod/iPhone
iPod/iPhone compatible
IPod and iPhone with Apple 30-pin connector:
• iPod nano: the first generation to sixth generation
iPod classic, iPod touch: the 1st generation to 4th
generation.
• iPod with video, iPod with color display, iPod mini.
• iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4.
REPEAT mODE
During playback, press several times REPEAT :
• NORmAl : stops repeat.
• REPEAT ONE : repeats one track.
• REPEAT FlD : Repeat folder: Repeats all files in a folder
(only for MP3 or USB).
• REPEAT All : repeats all tracks.
• RANDOm : playback random.
NORMAL REP ONE REP ALL RANDOM REP FLD
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