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Instruction manual

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USB/SD operation

Connecting USB/SD

•  Insert a USB device into the USB port or 

insert a memory card into the memory card 
slot. The unit will switch to USB or SD mode 
automatically. The unit will start reading the 
device, LOAD will be displayed.

•  When the device and tracks on it are 

detected, the display shows the currently 
playing track number, track playback time and 
operation mode in turn.

Playback operations

•  During playback press   button on the RC 

or  /PRESET button on the panel to pause 
playback. Press this button again to resume 
playback.

•  During playback press 

/

 buttons to 

go to previous or next track.

•  During playback press SHUFFLE button 

to enable random playback of tracks. Press 
REPEAT button for repeated playback of one or 
all tracks.

General USB/SD notes

•  This unit is equipped with a USB socket 

that can accept and play MP3 files stored on 
standard USB flash (compatible with USB 
version 2.0) up to 8 Gb.

•  This unit is also equipped with an SDcard 

socket that can accept and play MP3 files 
stored on standard SD cards up to 8 Gb.

  Always switch off the unit or change 

mode to another one before removing a USB 
flash drive or SD card, to prevent damage to 
your USB device or memory card.

Note:

 Although this product is fully 

compatible with USB 2.0 and SD card standard 
formats, a small percentage of USB flash 
drives and SD cards might not be readable, 
due to those device manufacturers’ non-
compliance with the full (official) USB and SD 
card standards.

•  FAT32 file system is supported by USB 

and SD of this unit.

  According to the USB 1.1/2.0 Standard, 

usage of a USB device with power current 
consumption exceeding 500 mA is not 
recommended without supplementary power 
supply. Failure to use supplementary power for 
connected USB drives with power consumption 
exceeding this value as well as defective 
USB drives may cause mechanical or thermal 
changes of elements of this unit as well as 
failure of internal elements of the USB port. 
Such damages are not warrantee cases.

Warning:

 use of external USB drives 

containing BIN files in root directory may cause 
malfunction of unit or damage to the software.

Alarm operation

Alarm 1

•  In standby mode press BED TIME button 

on the RC or VOL-/ALARM1 button on the 
panel; the last set alarm time will be displayed. 
Press and hold this button to enter the 1st 
alarm setting mode. Hour digits will blink. Press 
repeatedly 

/

 buttons to set hours. Press 

BED TIME (VOL-/ALARM1) button again; 
minute hours will blink. Press repeatedly 

/

buttons to set minutes. Press BED TIME (VOL-/
ALARM1) button to confirm the alarm time.

•  Press repeatedly BED TIME (VOL-/

ALARM1) button to select the alarm sound in 
turn: buzzer => radio => USB => SD. The icon 
of the selected alarm mode will be marked with 
a blue light indicator.

•  If radio is set as alarm sound, the last 

listened frequency will be played when the 
alarm time comes. If USB/SD is set as alarm 
sound, the last listened track will be played 
when the alarm time comes. If USB or SD