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PROGRAM TRACKS IN CD/MP3
(1)Press the PROGRAM key while in STOP mode.
The PRG icon and P01 will start to blink. This prompts the user to enter the first track in the
program playlist.
(2) Select the desired tracks by using [NEXT] or [BACK] keys.
Once done, the display will indicate the selected track.
(3)After selecting the desired track, press the [PROGRAM] key once again to store it in memory. For
MP3 discs you can program up to a maximum of 99 tracks while in CD disc a maximum of 20 tracks
can be programmed.
Repeat steps (2) to (3) for the rest of the tracks.
(4)If the [STOP] key is pressed during the program mode, the selected tracks will be stored in the
memory and the unit will return to STOP mode (Continuous Play mode)
(5)If the [PLAY] key is pressed during the program mode, the unit will start the program PLAY mode.
Playback will start from P01 track.
Erasing a Program
Follow the below steps to delete a Program:
- While playing, press the STOP button twice.
- Open the CD door
- Select any other mode.
AUX IN
This boombox includes an Aux in jack which enables connection to any external audio device such
as MP3, Discman or Walkman.
1. Connect your external audio device to the AUX in of the Radio CD/MP3/USB.
2. Select the function to AUX. Play the music from your audio device to hear it through the speakers.
Adjust the volume level to your desire.
Note: The Radio CD/MP3/USB buttons cannot control the external device. All functions must be
operated from the external audio device.
BT
Press FUNCTION button select to BT mode. Search BT equipment "BT8110" math connection,
such as need to enter pass word for "0000".
1. Press PLAY/PAUSE button to play or pause playback.
2. Press [VOL-]or [VOL +] to adjust the volume size.
3. Press BACK or NEXT to select tracks.
NOTE: BT effective receiving distance of about 10M, different BT devices may be slightly
different operation, please read carefully before operation you use the BT device (IPHONE,
IPAD, MOBILE PHONE,ETC.) instructions.
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