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1. E 7 Automatic Frequency Adjustment E 7 Radio Memory CD AUDIO Insertion amp Removal of Discs Normal CD Operation essere E 8 Programming the CD Player eene E 9 Whatis MP3 7 a pa RURSUS E 10 How to Play CD MP3 Discs eeeeeee E 10 USB amp SD CARD USB Drive amp SD Card MP3 Playback ccccssssssssssssssesseeseeeee iPod OPERATION Preparation of iPod Dock iPod OPERATION amp SUBWOOFER Operation with the iPod sinocni i Connecting an External Powered Subwoofer SPECIFICATIONS amp SET UP Specifications aeg EON E Setup Procedure un nu oed E 14 IMPORTANT SAFETY amp NOTICE The lightning flash and arrowhead within the triangle is a warning sign alerting you of dangerous voltage inside the product UTIO WARNING f f RISK OF ELECTRIC To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove cover or back No user serviceable DO NOT OPEN parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel CAUTION The exclamation point within the triangle is a warning sign alerting you of important instructions accompanying the product Grounding or polarization The precautions should be taken so that the wider blade of the AC plug must match the slot in receptacle2. wall socket Do not expose to dripping or splashing liquids Invisible laser radiation when open and interlocks defeated Avoid exposure to beam WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this appliance to dripping or splashing liquids NOTE Caution symbols are printed on rear of unit Please refer to instruction manual PLEASE NOTE You will find the caution rating label for this product located on the rear of the unit To ensure safe use of this product please follow the advice below 1 The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids should be placed on the apparatus 2 The marking and rating label is located at rear enclosure of the apparatus 3 The mains plug is used as the disconnect device and it shall remain readily operable to be completely disconnected the power input the mains plug of the apparatus shall be disconnected from the mains completely the mains plug should not be obstructed or should be easily accessed during intended use 4 Under the influence of electrostatic phenomenon the product may malfunction and user to power reset LOCATION OF CONTROLS MAIN UNIT STANDS FOR SPEAKERS SPEAKERS LE
3. press PROGRAM to confirm Y Press NEXT or Back repeatedly to set the correct Minute in the display amp press PROGRAM to confirm Y Correct time is now set amp will be shown in the display E 4 AUTOMATIC POWER ON OFF TIMER FUNCTION This set has a timer function to enable you to program the unit to automatically switch on or off at preset times This is useful as a morning alarm clock HOW TO SET TIMER 1 Press and hold TIMER key The ON symbol appears in the display 2 Press next or back to adjust the hour of the desired power on time and then press timer to confirm 3 Press next or back to adjust the minutes of the desired power on time and then press TIMER to confirm 4 Now the symbol in the display changes to show O OFF 5 Press next or back to adjust the hour of the desired power off time and then press TIMER to confirm 6 Press next or back to adjust the minutes of the desired power off time and then press TIMER to confirm 7 Now the display will indicate the wake up mode Tuner iPod CD USB Card Press next to choose the desired mode amp press TIMER to confirm 8 The display then shows the wake up volume level loundness Press back or next to decrease or increase the volume level to be used for the music to be played when the timer switches on the unit at the pre
4. one track At anytime during playback press and hold NEXT or BACK to review fast rewind or cue fast forwards the current track At anytime during playback press and hold id3 key for 1 second The display will show the file name song name information FOLDERS ON MP3 CD DISCS MP3 files songs can be organized into folders when you record them on to a CD R disc You can for example organize your folders on a disc so that each folders contain songs by a particular artist or alternatively by a different genre or type You can organize songs amp folders in any way you wish so that you can locate amp play back those songs with greater ease amp convenience To select a specific folder on a MP3 CD data disc simply press the MEM EFOLDER MEM FOLDER key on unit or MEM UP UP MEM DOWN DOWN key on remote control during playback to switch the next or pervious folder Each time a different folder is selected display will show the folder no And the unit will immediately start playing the first song in that folder the display will show the track number of that song E 10 USB amp SD CARD USB DRIVE amp SD CARD MP3 PLAYBACK This unit is equipped with a USB socket which can accept and play MP3 files stored on standard USB flash drives also known as pen drives whi
5. sequence in the program memory To clear cancel the entire program which is stored in the memory simply press STOP key twice this will reset the memory amp clear the program FOR CD MP3 DATA DISCS USB SD CARD Press the NEXT or BACK to select the album folder directory number which contains the song you wish to select Press the PROGRAM key to confirm your selection Press the NEXT BACK to select the track song number you wish to to be stored in the current memory program position Press the PROGRAM button to confirm your selection Repeat the previous 4 steps each time selecting any album and track number of your choice to be stored in successive program positions After a maximum of 99 songs or less have been selected as described above press PROGRAM key the display will now show memory to indicate you have saved a program memory Press PLAY key the CD player will playback the saved sequence in the program memory To clear cancel the entire program which is stored in the memory simply press STOP key twice this will reset the memory amp clear the program E 9 WHAT IS MP3 MP3 MPEG 2 layer 3 is a digital file format for audio music You can download MP3 songs from many websites on the internet pl
6. set time 9 Press TIMER to confirm The unit will then automatically display all your settings in sequence Power on time LO ON Power off time 0 OFF Power on mode Tuner iPod CD USB Card Power on volume level Loudness 10 Finally the unit will return to the normal display except that the symbol will be shown to indicate that you have programmed a power on off alarm setting 11 In case you wish to disable the timer press TIMER amp the symbol disappears AUTOMATIC POWER OFF SLEEP FUNCTION This set has a special sleep timer function which can automatically switch off the unit This is useful for sleeping to music at night At any time while the unit is operating CD player or radio press SLEEP key repeatedly to choose the automatic power off time 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 MINS T P MINS T P MINS TT MINS T P MINS T P MINS T mins T P Mins T P mins 7 OFF 4 Off means sleep timer is deactivated and display returns to playback information E 5 GENERAL FUNCTION ELECTRONIC VOLUME CONTROL This unit uses an electronic volume control push button type To increase or decrease the loudness of unit press the volume up vol or volume down vol keys respectiv
7. to the same memory position E 7 CD AUDIO INSERTION AND REMOVAL OF DISCS Press the function key repeatedly until the display shows CD Press the open close key to open the CD door Carefully place a compact disc CD or MP3 disc onto the center spindle with the label side printed side of disc facing outwards towards you Press the open close button to automatically close the CD door The CD display will show the total number of tracks on the disc after a few seconds The CD is now ready to be played To remove a disc press the open close key The door will open upwards allowing the removal of the CD inside IMPORTANT Always hold a CD by it s edges Avoid getting any finger prints smudges or dirt onto the surface of a disc In case this happens use a special CD cleaning cloth or cleaning kit to remove the dirt or smudges NORMAL CD OPERATION Press on off key to switch on the unit Press the function key repeatedly until the display shows CD Press the open close key amp insert a CD as described Press PLAY key The disk will start spinning amp the first song track will start playing The display will indicate the current track no At any anytime during playback press the PLAY key to pause operation of the unit Press PLAY key to resume operation at the same track amp position At anytime during playback press t
8. 0GB 160GB 4th generation video 8GB 16GB o OR a iPod 5th generation video 30GB 60GB 80GB FOR OTHER iPod MODELS If there is no dock adapter for your model of iPod included you can also use the dock adapter which was included in the box with your iPod itself iPod OPERATION amp SUBWOOFER OPERATION WITH THE iPod Turn on both the unit and the iPod docking platform Connect the iPod to the unit as described Press the function key until the iPod docking platform shows a blue light Press the Play P gt key on the remote control then the iPod docking platform to begin playback The iPod display will indicate the information of the current song At anytime during playback press the Play P gt key to pause playback Press Play key to resume playback of the same song amp position Always press and hold the Play P key for a few seconds to stop operation of the set At anytime during playback press and release the Next or Back 44 key to skip forward or backwards by one song as desired At anytime during playback press and hold the Next D gt or Back 44 key to fast forward cue or fast reverse review the specific song which is currently playing Youcan operate the iPod using either the remote control using the menu up down keys or directly with the iPod itself When the iPod has been connected with the unit it wil
9. DJUSTMENT SCAN MODE Press and immediately release the NEXT key or BACK key to scan manually adjust the radio frequency up or down by 1 step at a time The radio digital display will indicate the exact frequency at each step s position When a desired frequency or station is reached It can be saved into one of the memory positions See radio memory section AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT SEEK MODE Press and hold for 2 seconds the NEXT key or BACK keys to seek automatically adjust the radio frequency up or down to the next available radio station The radio digital display will indicate the exact frequency of the next station that is found When a desired station is reached It can be saved into one of the memory positions See radio memory section RADIO MEMORY STATION PRESET MEMORY STORAGE At any time the currently displayed station or frequency can be stored into one of the memory position Press PROGRAM key once Press M M to select desired memory position There are 10 memory positions for am band amp 30 memory positions for FM band Press PROGRAM key once to save the selected station into the selected memory position To recall any saved memory simply press M or M the saved radio band will be recalled To clear the memory of any position simply save a new station
10. FT amp RIGHT DESK STAND FOR MAIN UNIT USB SOCKET SD CARD SOCKET CD CLOCK RADIO DIGITAL MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY CD DOOR MOTORIZED MENU PROGRAM KEY BACK TUNE DOWN KEY 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 PLAY PAUSE KEY NEXT TUNE UP KEY STOP KEY MONO STEREO id3 ENTER KEY FUNCTION KEY TUNER BAND KEY VOLUME UP KEY VOLUME DOWN KEY OPEN CLOSE KEY TIMER KEY SLEEP KEY REPEAT RANDOM KEY EQ EQUALIZER KEY 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 E 2 MEM FOLDER UP KEY MEM FOLDER DOWN KEY REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR ON OFF KEY AUDIO LINE IN SOCKET AUX LEFT amp RIGHT SUB WOOFER OUTPUT HEADPHONE JACK SPEAKER OUT SOCKET LEFT amp RIGHT iPod DOCKING PLATFORM INPUT SOCKET FM ANTENNA WIRE BACK UP BATTERY COMPARTMENT BEHIND THE UNIT AC CORD amp PLUG POWER AND AUDIO SOURCE INDICATOR LIGHTING DOCK ADAPTOR FOR iPod SEVERAL DIFFERENT ADAPTORS ARE PROVIDED STAND FOR iPod DOCKING PLATFORM CAVITY FOR DOCK ADAPTOR iPod DOCKING PLATFORM CONNECTOR LOCATION OF CONTROLS REMOTE 6 O 00 DN RU m POWER SUPPLY 1 M S MONO STEREO ON STANDBY KEY MENU id3 KEY TIMER KEY EQ KEY SLEEP KEY MEM DOWN DOWN KEY RANJ REPEAT KEY STOP KEY BACK TUNE DOWN KEY VOLUME DOWN KEY DIRECT KEYS NUMBER KEYS
11. Next Generation High Output Power Audio System CD CD MPS3 USB SD Card Digital PLL AM FM Stereo with Apple Docking Station USER MANUAL Em Welcome to the S E M Audio Laboratories Community Thank you for selecting one of our milestones and embracing a lifestyle choice of design and quality This user manual will introduce in detail the features of the POSTER Z 789 For more information about this and our other milestones please visit www semaudiolabs com CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY amp NOTICE SYSTEM BASICS Location of Controls Main Unit Location of Controls Remote E 3 Power Supply 3 nee ERR RIS E 3 Connection of Speaker Boxes esee E 3 Digital Clock Function eee How to Set Correct Time E 4 Automatic Power on off Timer Function E 5 Automatic Power off Sleep Function GENERAL FUNCTION Electronic Volume Control Music Equaliz t ie et nee e edet E 6 Text Display Mode i dm e ed eet E 6 Repeat Playback Function eee E 6 Using the Audio Line in Connection eese E 6 Operation of Radio cnet bei Rilo E Manual Frequency Adjustment
12. Supply AC240V 50Hz AC Power Consumption E 32W Speaker 4 x 2 Woofer 1 x 2 Tweeter Speaker Capacity Power 36W 18W x 2 Amplifier Maximum Power SW SYSTEM SET UP PROCEDURE A As a shelf system table top use Included 1 pc stand for the main unit Included 2 pcs stand for the speakers BAS FIXING THE BASE TO THE MAIN UNIT 1 Place the stand under the main unit or 2 Slide the stand upward see diagram speakers below gt gt 3 Stop when the indicator mark on the stand is aligned with the lock symbol on the rear cabinet To release the stand from the main unit or speakers slide the stand downwards opposite direction until it becomes released INDICATOR MARK WHEN THE INDICATOR MARK ON THE STAND IS ALIGNED WITH THE LOCK SYMBOL THE BASE IS PROPERLY IS PROPERLY INSTALLED LOCK SYMBOL E 14 NSIDE THE BOX info semaudiolabs com www semaudiolabs com
13. This set works on normal household AC power Make sure the set voltage of the unit matches your local voltage Insert the plug of the AC cord into a wall outlet with AC power Press the on off key to switch on the unit 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 OPEN CLOSE KEY BAND ENTER KEY INTRO KEY FUNCTION KEY MEM UP UP KEY PROG i RANDOM KEY NEXT TUNE UP KEY PLAY PAUSE KEY VOLUME UP KEY MUTE KEY BATTERY COMPARTMENT IMPORTANT HOW TO TELL IF POWER IS ON When the power is on the entire digital display will be lit up with a blue back light This indicates the Hi Fi is switched on This unit is designed to operate without ever being totally powered off It will either be on or standby mode In standby mode the blue back light of the digital display will be switched off but the display will show the current time clock function When in standby mode you can use the power switch on remote control or on front panel of the main unit to switch on the unit To conserve electricity please switch the unit to standby mode when not listening to radio or CD music CONNECTION OF SPEAKER BOXES Unwrap the speaker cords of both speaker boxes Please notice that each speakers cord consists of 2 wires one is clear and one has a black line Insert the clear wire of the left speaker box into the re
14. ch are for memory storage Compatible with USB version 1 1 amp 2 0 This unit also has a built in SD card socket which can accept and play MP3 files stored on standard SD type flash memory cards of maximum capacity 4 GB which are commonly available To utilize this facility first insert either a USB drive or a SD card into the correct slot port on the front of the unit as shown below Press the function key repeatedly until the display shows card USB After about 5 10 seconds the display will indicate the number of MP3 songs found on the USB drive or SD card and also the number of folders on the device 09 NUMBER OF 0 THE FOLDERS ALBUM NUMBER OF MP3 STOP ON THE DEVICE SONGS ON VOLUME m THE DEVICE Press the folder key repeatedly to select the desired folder number Press NEXT or BACK to skip forward or backwards to select the desired MP3 file in the selected folder Press PLAY to start play back of the selected song All functions for USB drive amp SD card MP3 playback are exactly the same as in CD MP3 mode as previously described NOTE Although this product is fully compatible with USB 1 1 amp 2 0 standards a small percentage about 596 of USB flash drives might not be readable due to those USB drive manufacturers non compliance with the full official USB 1 1 2 0 standards The read
15. d speaker connector beside the main unit which has the L indication next to the speaker connector Insert the black wire of the left speaker box into the black speaker connector beside the main unit which has the L indication next to the speaker connector Repeat the above 2 steps for the right speaker box but this time inserting them into the red amp black connectors which have the R indication When inserting each wire into a connector press downwards on the connector s plastic knob red or black part amp push the exposed metal end of the wire all the way into the hole above this knob Place the speaker boxes as far apart as possible for best sound effect E 3 DIGITAL CLOCK FUNCTION The set has a built in digital clock which is displayed when the unit is in standby mode or when you press amp hold PROGRAM key for 10 seconds during CD or radio operation To set the correct time follow this procedure HOW TO SET CORRECT TIME Switch unit to stand by mode Display light off Y Press amp hold PROGRAM for 2 seconds Display shows 12 hour or 24 hour flashing Y Press NEXT or Back to select 12 hour or 24 hour clock display system amp press PROGRAM to confirm your selection Y Press NEXT or Back repeatedly to set the correct Hour in the display amp
16. ease observe the copyright regulations of your country MP3 songs are much smaller is memory size compared with normal CD audio format songs This is called compression amp it allows much more recording time on a standard CD than the normal 74 minutes for normal CD audio The exact length of recording time depends on the compression rate of the MP3 song Compression rate is specified in kbps kilobits per second For example 128 kbps The higher this number the bigger the MP3 file size the better the sound quality and the lower the recording time on a CD R MP3 songs can be recorded with some text information as part of the same file It consists of among other details File name song name Artist name Your CD MP3 player can locate find a song on an MP3 CD disc from the file name HOW TO PLAY CD MP3 DISCS Press on off key to switch on the unit Insert an MP3 CD into the player and close the CD door Press the PLAY key The disk will spin and then playback the first song track the display will indicate the current track no 001 if it is the first track as well as the play time of that track in minutes and seconds At anytime during playback press PLAY key to pause operation of the unit Press PLAY key to resume operation at the same track amp position At anytime during playback press and release NEXT or BACK to skip forwards or backwards by
17. ely Release the key when volume level is at the desired loudness Sometimes especially during listening to the radio you may notice a CLICK CLICK CLICK repeating sound when you are increasing or decreasing the volume This is a normal condition amp the sound will disappear when you release the volume key when you reach the desired volume level MUSIC EQUALIZER Press key repeatedly to choose the desired sound effect according to the music you are listening to OFF CLASSIC ROCK gt POP H JAZZ TEXT DISPLAY MODE ID3 DISPLAY This unit is capable of displaying the text information id3 Tag of an MP3 song on the LCD display To switch on this function simply press amp hold the id3 key for 3 seconds To switch back to normal display mode to display track number etc press amp hold the 103 key again for 3 seconds REPEAT PLAYBACK FUNCTION At anytime during playback Press REPEAT key repeatedly to select REPEAT To repeat the current track REPEAT ALL To repeat all track full CD REPEAT ALBUM To repeat all songs from currently selected album directory RANDOM To playback songs in a random order USING THE AUDIO LINE IN CONNECTION AUX INPUT You can connect the audio output of an external device such as a MP3 player to this unit to listen to the sound of that device
18. he STOP key to stop operation of the set This will reset the set to the first track if you press play after stop the first track will always start playing At anytime during playback press and release the NEXT or BACK keys to skip forward or backwards by one track as desired Any anytime during playback press and hold the NEXT or BACK keys to fast forward cue or fast reverse review the specific track which is currently playing E 8 CD AUDIO PROGRAMMING THE CD PLAYER The CD player can be programmed to play any sequence of upto 20 tracks for CD audio disc 99 tracks for CD MP3 as desired Always press the key before starting the programming Press the key once the display will show the memory symbol to indicate that the set is now in memory programming mode FOR NORMAL CD AUDIO DISCS Press the NEXT or BACK to select the track song number you wish to be stored in the current memory program position Press the PROGRAM key to confirm your selection Repeat the previous 2 steps each time selecting any track number of your choice to be stored in successive program positions After a maximum of 20 songs or less have been selected as described above press PROGRAM key the display will now show memory to indicate you have saved a program memory Press PLAY key the CD player will playback the saved
19. ing time for a USB drive or SD card varies depending on the speed of the memory device and the number of songs and folders In some cases the reading time may be as long as 60 seconds IMPORTANT Always switch off the unit or change mode to CD or Radio before removing a USB flash drive or SD card to prevent damage to your USB device or memory card iPod OPERATION PREPARATION OF iPod DOCK To connect an iPod with a dock connector to this unit first Insert the dock adaptor that fits your iPod and then connect your iPod Your Hi Fi includes dock adaptors that work with several models of iPod with dock connectors If you want to connect a different model of iPod at a later time you can easily remove the dock adaptor from your Hi Fi using a fingernail and insert the adaptor that fits the new iPod If there is no dock adaptor for your model of iPod included with your Hi Fi an adaptor may have been included with your iPod Please check inside the box of the iPod you purchased for a plastic dock adaptor Dock adapters Choose the dock adapter that fits your iPod Your iPod fits snugly into the correct adapter THE NUMBER SHOWS WHICH iPod FITS A 14 9 OR 18 iPod touch 6 iPod nano Ist generation 5th generation 2nd generation video camera 8GB 16GB Y 0 3 9 m 6 9 iPod classic T J10 iPod nano 80GB 12
20. l start charging the battery of the iPod Never remove or unplug the iPod from the set during playback always hold the Play P gt key for a few seconds to turn off the iPod power and then press the function key to switch to anothers mode before removing or unplugging the iPod to prevent damage to your song files or memory devices IMPORTANT Please note that when connecting a iPod video the error message the currently attached accessory is not supported by this iPod Will be displayed as there is no video input output However all audio functions will operate normally as outlined above CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL POWERED SUBWOOFER NOT INCLUDED This unit has a built in subwoofer connection which can be connected to any standard powered subwoofer By connecting to a powered subwoofer the low frequency bass sound can be strongly enhanced to provice a much richer and deeper sound to your music To use this facility simply connect any standard powered subwoofer easily available from most music equipment shops using the rca jack on the rear panel of the main unit Switch on the powered subwoofer Play any music source CD or radio or aux as usual Please note that the speakers should be connected as usual to the main unit when using a subwoofer Please note that passive non powered subwoofers will not work with this unit E 13 SPECIFICATIONS amp SET UP SPECIFICATIONS AC Power
21. through the high quality amplifier of this music system To connect the external device please use a standard rca cable to connect the audio line out of the device left and right channels to the AUX line in rca jacks left amp right on the rear panel of this unit Switch the function AUX using the FUNCTION key Switch on the power of the main unit and the external device eg MP3 player Start playback of the external device and adjust the volume control of the main unit to the desired level Remember to switch off the power of the music system main unit when you are finished using the external device When the electrostatic discharge occur at the metal surface and button and port the Eut may be restarted or shutdown So need you reset or restart it then it can work normally again E 6 RADIO OPERATION OF RADIO Press the on off key once to switch on the unit Press the FUNCTION key to select radio mode Press the BAND key to select the desired radio band For MW AM stations rotate or reposition the set to improve radio reception To improve FM radio reception fully extend the FM antenna wire and adjust it s position Use the M S key on remote control to select the desired mode FM mono stereo In some cases where reception is poor it may be advisable to select mono mode to improve clarity of the radio signal MANUAL FREQUENCY A
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