Program Play; Aux Input Jack - THOMSON RK200DABCD Manual Del Usuario

PROGRAM PLAY

The tracks on the disc can be programmed to play in any order (up to 20 tracks can be programmed).
Note: this can only be done while in Stop mode
1. Press the PROG button while in Stop mode. "P01" "F01" will appear on the display and "T001" will
be displayed.
2. Press either the
button to store in the memory.
3. The first track number is now stored in memory, and the program number changes to "P02",
waiting for your next selection.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 to program additional tracks.
After programming is finished, press the
programmed track. The player stops automatically after all programmed tracks have been played.
(Press the button twice to cancel the programmed tracks memory).
Tape Playback
1. Press the POWER button to turn on the unit.
2. Press the FUNCTION button to select the Tape mode;'Tape Mode' appears on the display.
3. Insert the cassette.
4. Press the key to play the cassette.
5. Press the / key to stop playback
6. Press the key to interrupt playback
7. Press the or
Tape Record
1. Inset the cassette tape
2. Press the key
3. Press the O key
4. Prepare to play source to be recorded and play it, press the FUNCTION button to select CD or
Radio.
5. Press the key
6. Press the / key to stop the recording
7. Press the key to interrupt recording; to resume recording, press the key again
To erase a recorded tape
1. Press the FUNCTION button to select Tape Mode
2. Insert a tape with the side you want to erase facing you
3. Press the RECORD button to start erasing

AUX INPUT JACK

1. Press the POWER button to turn on the unit.
2. Rotate the FUNCTION knob to select the Aux In mode. 'Aux-Input' will appear on the LCD display.
3. Connect the AUX connect wire from the AUX out jack of your personal player (e.g. portable MP3
player) to the AUX input jack.
4. Start playback from your personal player.
button to select the desired tracks in the album, then press the PROG
or
key to fast wind
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button, and programmed play begins from the first