Technika MC-121IDAB User's Manual
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1. When next used the system will scan the DAB band and store all stations found TROUBLESHOOTING No power Check that the mains power switch located underneath the unit is turned on Poor quality radio reception The aerial signal may not be adequate Try repositioning the aerial while watching the signal strength Signal strength can be displayed by setting the display mode to display signal strength Timer not sounding Check that you activated the timer When the timer is on the timer symbol will be displayed Timer sound not audible or too loud Change the timer volume setting This setting is changed in the timer setting sequence No sound low volume from AUX source Check that the volume control is turned up on the AUX source Poor quality radio reception when an iPhone is docked You may need to set the iPhone to airplane mode when docked CARE AND MAINTENANCE AFTER USING YOUR SYSTEM Set to Standby Switch the unit off at the mains and unplug it if you are leaving it unattended for a long period holidays etc CARE AND CLEANING All care and cleaning operations should be carried out with the unit unplugged from the mains power Occasionally wipe the cabinet with a lint free duster Never clean the unit with liquids or solvents Loudspeaker grilles can be cleaned carefully with a soft brush SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Supply Voltage 230 240 V 50 Hz Power Consump2. Technika MC 121IDAB Owners Handbook Made for gi iPhon Vertical audio system iPod one IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying this unit This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this unit Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with a slightly damp cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not install or operate near any heat sources such as radiators stoves or other apparatus that produce heat Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as the power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Warning To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock do not expose this product to rain or moisture The product must not b
3. Press the SLEEP button The display will show SLEEP OFF Now press the SLEEP button repeatedly until your required sleep time appears on the display When sleep mode is set the display will regularly switch to show a count down of the sleep time remaining Your system will continue to play then will set to Standby when the sleep time expires To cancel Sleep mode Now press the SLEEP button repeatedly until the display shows SLEEP OFF EOUALISER You can change the egualisation of the sound to suit your taste To select an EO response Press the EO button on the remote control repeatedly to cycle through the EO options shown below FLAT NO EQ CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ As each setting is selected the sound EO will change HEADPHONES There is a headphone output socket on the side panel of the unit If headphones are connected to this socket for private listening the speakers will cut out automatically SYSTEM RESET DAB is a terrestrial system and frequencies in different areas vary If you move the system to another part of the country performing a Full Scan may not be enough to re program the radio You may therefore need to reset the radio NOTE If you reset the radio all preset station memories and timer settings will be lost To reset the system Set the system to Standby Press and hold the STOP MENU INFO button on the front panel After a short delay the unit will reset all settings
4. technology FM reception is available on your system for use in those locations where there is no usable DAB service A headphone output is provided for personal listening PRELIMINARIES UNPACKING Carefully unpack the unit If it is damaged please return it to your nearest Tesco store for replacement Remember to take your purchase receipt with you Retain the User Handbook If you pass the unit on to a third party make sure you pass on the handbook We suggest you retain the packaging If you dispose of it do so having regard to any recycling regulations in your area CONTENTS The carton should contain The MC 121IDAB audio system Remote control with battery Operating Manual If any items are missing or damaged contact your nearest TESCO store for a replacement Have your receipt ready when you call Retain the packaging If you dispose of it do so having regard to any recycling regulations in your area PREPARATION FOR USE PROTECTIVE FILM Some of the panels on this unit are protected by plastic film for protection in shipping Remove all of this film and any tape securing it before use NOTE Damage may resultif film or tape is leftin place on the sliding front panel and power is connected to the unit PLACEMENT Placement on a table or shelf Place the unit on a sturdy table or shelf where it cannot get knocked over and where there is a clear line of sight to the remote handset Make sure that the
5. Press the or 144 button to select the track number for the first track you want to program Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button to store this track into the program memory The track will be stored and the program counter will increase to P 02 Repeat the above two steps to store the next and subsequent tracks in your program sequence Playing the program When you have finished entering all tracks in your program press the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button to start the program playing Navigating the programmed tracks When the program is playing the play and pause functions work as normal and you can skip between tracks in the program by pressing the or 144 button Repeat functions may also be set STORING A PROGRAM MP3 WMA Load the disc drive card you want to play and wait for it to read Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The Program Entry display will appear prompting first for a folder number Press the FOLDER ARROW lt 4 or Pr button to select the folder number containing the first track you want to program Program position Folder number NOTE If all tracks are arranged in the root directory of the disc only Folder 1 F 001 will be selectable at this stage Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button on the remote control to select this folder You can now select the track you want within this folder Press the or 144 button to select the track number within this folder for the track you want to pr
6. scan Select the DAB band Press the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button to start the scan The unit will now display the legend SCANNING and a bargraph to show scan progress Number of services found The number of services found during the scan will be shown at the right side of the display LISTENING TO A CD REMOVING THE PACKING FROM THE CD PLAYER Before connecting power to your audio system the protective packing should be removed from the CD compartment To remove the protective packing Follow the instructions in the next section to open the CD door Remove the cardboard protective packing from the CD compartment LOADING DISCS To select CD disc operation Press the CD USB iPod CARD button repeatedly until CD is displayed Loading a disc Open the CD compartment by pressing the CD Door CD OPEN CLOSE button The lid will open Holding the disc by the edges place the disc on the turntable in the centre of the CD loading bay with the label facing outward pressing the centre of the disc to click it into place Close the CD compartment by pressing the CD Door CD OPEN CLOSE button After a few seconds the disc will read and the disc data will be displayed Unloading a disc If the disc is playing press the STOP MENU INFO button and wait a few seconds for the disc to stop Press the CD Door CD OPEN CLOSE button The door will open Grip the disc at the sides and lift it off the turntable and out of the
7. the back of the unit is the same as the voltage in your area Remove any protective packing from the mains plug pins Plug the mains plug into the wall socket and switch the mains power on MAINS POWER SWITCH There is a mains power switch located under the unit Check that this is set to the ON position UNDERSIDE VIEW Mains power switch Power cable In normal use this may be left in the ON position When the unit is to be unattended for an extended period for example holidays set the mains power switch to the OFF position or disconnect the system from the mains SETTING THE CLOCK Automatic clock setting The clock time will set automatically when a DAB station is first tuned Manual clock setting The clock can also be set manually if you live in an area where it is not possible to receive DAB broadcasts Check that the system is set to Standby Press and hold the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The hours digits will flash Press the or 144 button to set the hour digits Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The minutes digits will flash Press the gt or 144 button to set the minutes digits Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The clock time will be set and the unit will return to Standby mode NOTE When a DAB station is tuned the clock will always be set automatically STANDBY CONTROL STANDBY CONTROL To turn the system on Press the STANDBY ON button The display will light and the sy
8. the compilation will be read and the contents of the disc drive card will be displayed Play mode DISC USB or CARD Compilation format MP3 or WMA Number of tracks in the compilation Number of folders in the compilation MP3 WMA PLAYBACK PAUSE Press the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button to start playing When a compilation is playing pressing the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button at any time will pause playback Press the button again to cancel pause Folder currently Track currently Track elapsed selected playing time Selecting tracks Press the or 144 button briefly to select the next or previous track NOTE The first press of the 144 button will replay the current track To change folders if there are more than 1 If the music files are organised into folders each folder is usually an album you can change between folders Press the FOLDER ARROW lt d or Pr button to step through the folders You can then search for tracks within the folder using the pri or 44 button LISTENING TO MP3 WMA COMPILATIONS STORED ON CD ROM USB DRIVE OR SD CARD Fast search To fast search through a track press and hold the or 14 button The player will fast search through the track at high speed in the chosen direction until the button is released REPEAT To set a repeat mode Press the REPEAT button on the remote control to step through the options of REP_1 repeat current track REP ALL repeat a
9. Card mode select button DAB FM Aux mode select button Play Pause Scan button Skip Search up button Stop Menu lnfo button Next folder Cursor up button Clock button Timer button Intro button Sleep button Volume down button Volume up button Mute button EO button 103 Memory Clock adjust button Previous folder Cursor down button Skip Search down button Select FM mono stereo button Repeat button Random button Standby On button REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY BEFORE FIRST USE To prepare the remote control for first use pull out the safety Strip to activate the battery REPLACING THE BATTERY When replacing the battery in the remote control refer to the diagram below 1 Slide out the battery holder 2 Remove the battery Replace the battery observing polarity as shown Use only the same CR2032 type specified 3 Slide the battery holder back into place BATTERY DISPOSAL Dispose of used batteries with regard to the recycling regulations in your area Do NOT short circuit batteries or throw them into water the general rubbish or in a fire Weak batteries can leak and damage the remote control Replace them in good time GETTING STARTED DAB FM RADIO AERIAL Before using your radio for DAB or FM reception unwrap and fully extend the aerial wire You may need to adjust the position of the aerial wire for maximum signal strength CONNECTING POWER Check that the mains voltage marked on the rating plate on
10. INTRO will be displayed If you hear a track you want to play press the INTRO button again Intro mode will be cancelled and normal play will start from the track you selected LISTENING TO MP3 WMA COMPILATIONS STORED ON CD ROM USB DRIVE OR SD CARD MP3 WMA PLAYBACK Your system can also play MP3 or WMA music compilations recorded onto a CD ROM or saved to a USB flash drive or SD card File organisation The files may all be stored in the root directory of the disc drive or organised in a set of sub folders LOADING A CD ROM COMPILATION DISC CD ROM discs are loaded and unloaded in the same way as CD discs Follow the instructions in the section Listening to a CD to load or unload a CD ROM disc DOCKING A USB FLASH DRIVE OR FLASH SD CARD The docking connectors for USB flash drives and SD cards are located under a cover on the top of the system Open the cover Dock the USB flash drive or SD card NOTE Both docks are polarised so Flash drives and cards can only be inserted when correctly polarised SELECTING THE CORRECT MODE To play a compilation from a CD ROM Press the CD iPod USB CARD button repeatedly until CD is displayed To play a compilation from a docked USB drive Press the CD iPod USB CARD button repeatedly until USB is displayed To play a compilation from a docked SD Card Press the CD iPod USB CARD button repeatedly until CARD is displayed Once the mode has been selected
11. ation in this preset number location The display will confirm that the station has been stored in this preset number To recall a preset Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The display will switch to show presets Press the or 144 button repeatedly until the preset you want to play is displayed Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button to recall the station in this preset number location After a short delay the radio will re tune to the selected preset DAB amp FM DISPLAY MODES DAB DISPLAY MODES When playing a DAB station you can change the information on the display by changing the display mode To change the display mode Press the MENU INFO button repeatedly to cycle through the options listed in the chart below DLS SCROLLING TEXT SIGNAL tn TIME amp DATE PROGRAMME TYPE DLS SCROLLING TEXT This is a scrolling message giving real time information song titles news headlines etc MULTIPLEX NAME GROUP NAME is the name of the DAB Multiple that is currently tuned MULTIPLEK NUMBER FREO The Multiplek number and Frequency display shows the multiplex channel number and the multiplex frequency for the station currently tuned BIT RATE DAB allows broadcasters to vary the BIT RATE or the amount by which an audio signal can be compressed depending on the type of broadcast This enables the amount of stations on a multiplex to be maximised Speech and News are often broadcast at a lower Bit Rate musi
12. c needs a higher Bit Rate for good fidelity SIGNAL STRENGTH This setting will display a signal strength bargraph The longer the bargraph the stronger the signal Setting the display to show signal strength is useful when setting up the aerial for the strongest signal TIME AND DATE Time and date are updated by broadcasted information PROGRAMME TYPE This describes when available the style of the programme being broadcast FM DISPLAY MODES When playing an FM station you can change the information on the display by changing the display mode To change the display mode Press the MENU INFO button repeatedly to cycle through the options listed in the chart below FM STEREO MODE SIGNAL STRENGTH FREQUENCY FM STEREO MODE In this mode the current FM stereo mode is shown Mono or Auto Stereo SIGNAL STRENGTH This setting will display a signal strength bargraph The longer the bargraph the stronger the signal Setting the display to show signal strength is useful when setting up the aerial for the strongest signal FREQUENCY The Frequency display shows the frequency for the station currently tuned DAB SCANNING DAB SCANNING When first used your audio system scanned the DAB band for available stations The station services found were then stored in your system s memory You can re scan the band at any time if you move toa different area or just to refresh the stored list of available stations To start a
13. ct adaptor you may damage the iPod and your unit FINDING AN ADAPTOR If you don t have a dock adaptor If your iPod was not supplied with a standard dock adaptor or if you have lost the adaptor you can buy one from Apple on line To determine the exact model of your iPod refer to this web link http support apple com kb HT1353 You can then browse the iPod accessories page on the Apple website to find an adaptor for your iPod model that can be purchased on line CONNECTING OTHER iPod MODELS INC SHUFFLE If you own an iPod Shuffle a model without dock connector or prefer to connect your iPod by cable you can connect the sound output to the Aux Line In jack on the side panel Headphone socket 4 To the Aux In jack gt Using a 3 5mm stereo jack to jack cable not supplied connect one end of the cable to the headphone socket of the iPod and the other end to the Aux Line In jack on the back panel To listen to your iPod follow the instructions on page 18 for playing equipment connected to the Aux In jack NOTE The volume control of the iPod must be turned up when playing through the Aux Line In jack iPod iPhone DOCKING BAY Your system includes a built in dock for an iPod or iPhone To tilt the dock forward To lock the dock in place NOTE iPod in the text of this section refers to both iPod and You can now pull the lever to tilt the dock connector Once you have docked your iP
14. d iPhone docking bay ssssssssssssssseeeees 16 Playing aN IPO ii 17 Playing via the AUX jack s wssemsemmsmmsmmo 18 Timer amp Sleep functions sss sesssesww 18 EQUANISON SWAUM ANNA NA Headphones SA KA KA AA Care amp maintenance sssssssswssemssmssmsmmm 20 SPA II 20 WA ii 20 INTRODUCTION Introduction DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting technology allows many more radio stations compared to FM DAB transmissions do away with problems of hiss and fade that plague AM and FM broadcasts and are less likely to be affected by adverse weather conditions or other sources of interference In addition to speech and music DAB transmissions carry high levels of data far greater than the limited RDS information available on FM stations Unlike FM DAB is broadcast on many frequencies Many countries in Europe including the UK use Band III 174 230 MHz others France for example use the L Band 1452 1492 MHz Germany uses both bands Your radio can tune Band Ill Countries in Europe that use Band III include Belgium Denmark Holland Italy Norway Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland Your radio will tune stations in all these countries Your radio cannot receive French or German stations broadcasting in the L Band though FM services are available all over Europe Being digital DAB transmissions can have a wider frequency range and greater dynamics than that available with FM
15. disc compartment CD PLAYBACK PAUSE Load the CD Press the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button to start the CD playing The display will show the track number playing and the elapsed time for the track Track elapsed time Track playing When a CD is playing pressing the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button at any time will pause playback Selecting tracks Press the or 144 button briefly to select the next or previous track from the disc NOTE The first press of the 144 button will replay the current track Fast search To fast search through a track press and hold the or 144 button The player will fast search through the track at high speed in the chosen direction until the button is released LISTENING TO A CD REPEAT You can repeat a single track or the whole disc To set a repeat mode Press the REPEAT button on the remote control to step through the options of REP 1 repeat current track and REP_ALL repeat all tracks REP_1 or REP_ALL will be displayed RANDOM PLAY You can play the tracks on the disc in a random order To set random mode Press the RANDOM button on the remote control repeatedly to switch Random mode on or off RANDOM will be displayed and the tracks on the CD will play in a random sequence INTRO You can play the intro first 10 seconds of each track to find a track that you like Press the INTRO button on the remote control to play the intro of each track in the compilation
16. e exposed to dripping and splashing and no object filled with liquids such as a vase of flowers should be placed on the product No naked flame sources such as candles should be placed on the product Caution Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this device Caution Usage of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous exposure IMPORTANT This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communication However this is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help WARNING DANGER OF RADIATION CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT These labels tell you that the unit contains a laser component Opening the CD compartme
17. e is any doubt regarding the condition or the load bearing of the wall please consult a specialist from the building trade The wall fixings used must be suitable for the type of wall materials thickness condition so that the maximum load bearing of the wall can be guaranteed Ensure that no electrical cables water pipes or gas pipes are located within the wall Before mounting check the location of the nearest mains socket Wear safety goggles when drilling Keep small parts out of reach from children CONTROLS amp CONNECTIONS FRONT VIEW Standby indicator iPhone iPod compartment lid CD CD ROM door USB drive dock SD Card dock Play Pause Scan button CD door open close button Stop Menu Info button ID3 Memory Clock adjust button Skip Search up button Next folder Cursor up button Skip Search down button 00000 CCOOOA IJI ES TOP VIEW under flap CEP Previous folder Cursor down button Display Select FM Stereo button Volume up button DAB FM Aux mode select button Volume down button CD iPod USB SD Card mode select button Standby On button iPhone iPod door open close button Headphone jack Aux Line in jack REMOTE CONTROL STANDBY ON RANDOM 0 otro ToL CD iPod G USB CARD o oO OC Ct _ OS ols 00090 09000 0990 09900 9060600 CD door button iPhone iPod door button CD iPod USB
18. ersonal Audio player to play Turn the volume level on your Personal Audio player up to about half level Set the volume on your system to the level you require If the volume will not set high enough you may need to increase the volume setting on the player NOTE It is not possible to navigate the menu system of an iPod or other personal audio player with the remote control of the audio system if it is connected via the AUX LINE IN jack SETTING THE TIMER Your system includes a timer that enables you to set times for the system to switch on and switch off automatically To set the timer Set the unit to Standby Press and hold the TIMER button on the remote control On Timer is displayed with the hours digits flashing You can now set in the sequence below the times for timer on and timer off operation also the timer source mode and volume level To change the digits or option displayed press the gt gt or 144 button To save a setting and move on to the next setting press the TIMER button Activating the timer When timer setting is complete the timer can be switched on or off by pressing the TIMER button briefly The Timer symbol shows on the display when the timer is activated SLEEP MODE THE SLEEP FUNCTION The Sleep function allows you to program your system to switch itself off after a set period in 10 minute steps from 90 minutes down to 10 minutes To activate the Sleep function
19. f and move it to a location with a stronger signal Repeat the scan process in the new location The stations found will be stored in an alphanumeric list SELECTING A STATION TO SELECT ANOTHER STATION Press the or 144 button to browse the list of stations on the display When you find the station name you want to listen to press the SELECT MONO ST button The radio will re tune to the station displayed FM RADIO To change to the FM band Press the DAB FM AUX button repeatedly until Radio Initialize Please Wait is displayed After a short delay the system will tune to FM radio To manually tune to FM stations Press the or 144 button repeatedly to tune up or down the band one frequency step at a time To auto tune to FM stations Press and hold the gt gt or 44 button to tune to the next or previous station in the band Tuning will stop automatically when the station is reached STATION PRESETS DAB and FM presets Your radio can store up to 30 of your favourite stations as presets on both the DAB and FM bands for quick recall To store a preset Tune to the station you want to store as a preset From the remote control press and hold the ID3 MEM C ADJ button until the preset store display shows with the preset number flashing Press the or 144 button repeatedly until the preset location you want to store is displayed Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button to store the st
20. he iPod OPEN CLOSE button to close the door over the dock PLAYING FROM AN iPod To play music from your iPod Press the CD iPod USB CARD button repeatedly until iPod is displayed You can now operate your iPod from the controls on the front panel or remote control Playback functions Press the PLAY PAUSE SCAN button to toggle the iPod between Play and Pause mode at any time Press the gt or 144 button to select the next or previous track Press and hold the or 144 button to fast search through a track iPod menu functions You can also navigate the menu on a docked iPod from the controls on the front panel or the remote control To move up through the iPod menus press STOP MENU INFO To scroll up and down menu options press the FOLDER ARROW lt or gt gt buttons To select menu items press the SELECT MONO ST button Repeat and random You can set the repeat and random modes available on your iPod by pressing the REPEAT or RANDOM button on the remote control The repeat or random modes set will be displayed on the iPod CHARGING AN iPod When an iPod is docked and the unit is switched on the iPod will begin to charge automatically NOTE The iPod will stop charging if the unit is set to Standby PLAYING VIA THE AUX JACK To play music from an iPod or Personal Audio player connected to the AUX LINE IN jack Press the DAB FM AUX button repeatedly until AUX is displayed Set the iPod or P
21. ll tracks and REP ALBUM folder The Repeat mode will be displayed RANDOM PLAY You can play the tracks in a random order To set random mode Press the RANDOM button on the remote control repeatedly to switch Random mode on or off RANDOM will be displayed INTRO You can play the intro first 10 seconds of each track to search for a track that you like Press the INTRO button on the remote control to play the intro of each track in the compilation INTRO will be displayed If you hear a track you want to play press the INTRO button again Intro mode will be cancelled and normal play will start from the track you selected 1D3 TAGS If your compilation tracks include ID3 tag information artist album track etc you can display this in place of the track and time display To display ID3 tags Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button to switch the 1D3 display on or off If D3 information is available for the files in your compilation this will scroll across the display PROGRAM PLAY PROGRAMMING When playing a CD or a MP3 WMA compilation you can store a random sequence of up to 32 tracks CD or 64 tracks MP3 WMA compilation to play in your preferred order STORING A PROGRAM CD To store a program Load the CD that you want to play Press the ID3 MEM C ADJ button The Program Entry display will appear prompting for the first track number to program P 01 Program position m 7 number
22. nt lid and defeating the safety interlocks will expose the user to radiation from the laser beam Do not stare into the laser while it is operating ELECTRICAL INFORMATION Rating plate The mains operating voltage of the unit is marked on a rating plate on the back panel The means of disconnecting this appliance from the mains supply is the AC mains plug This should be unobstructed and readily operable at all times Made for iPod iPhone means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod or iPhone and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards iPhone shown not included INDEK JAA Ta NA ASA EA 2 Unpacking Placement Controls amp COnnectioNS sssssssessemsssmsmmsamsema 4 RE MOE ia 5 Getting Started s sssssssssssesemsosssmoesismssonanesensemasea 6 SENGA CLOCK ui 6 Standby control Volume m6 Listening to DAB radio s ssww wmswsssmsmmmsm 7 Listening to FM radio sssssssssscsssessssesseecerseonseess 7 DAB amp FM Display MOdeS ssssscccssssseecceesssnneeeees 8 DAB Scanning and tuning s sssssswsssmssmmmsmms 9 Listening to KA issis 10 Listening to a MP3 WMA compilation 12 Programi playse 14 IPO AdAtOLS ssssessssessccsssssscessssscessssessesssseeessees 15 iPo
23. od press the lever to close iPhone models forward the dock To open the iPod dock Press the CD iPod USB CARD button until iPod is displayed Press the iPod OPEN CLOSE button The door will slide open to reveal the iPod dock Press the dock tilt lever Dock tilt lever With the dock tilted forward it is much easier to dock or remove an iPod Press the iPod OPEN CLOSE button to close the door over the dock NOTE There is an interlock on the door to prevent it closing when the lever is tilted forward The lever will pop out DOCKING AN iPod DOCKING YOUR iPod To dock your iPod Referring to the diagrams on the previous page Press the iPod OPEN CLOSE button The door will slide open to reveal the iPod dock Press the dock tilt lever The lever will pop out Pull the lever to tilt the dock connector forward Check that the correct iPod adaptor is fitted to the docking bay Dock the iPod onto the docking connector Press the lever to close the dock Press the iPod OPEN CLOSE button to close the door over the dock To remove your iPod from the dock Referring to the diagrams on the previous page Press the iPod OPEN CLOSE button The door will slide open to reveal the iPod dock Press the dock tilt lever The lever will pop out Pull the lever to tilt the dock connector and iPod forward Grip the iPod at the sides Lift the iPod gently from the dock Press the lever to close the dock Press t
24. ogram Program position ae a 7 number Press the 1D3 MEM C ADJ button on the remote control to store this track into the program memory The track will be stored and the program counter will increase to P 02 Repeat these steps to store the next and subsequent tracks in your program sequence Playing the program The program will play in the same way as the CD program described in the previous section CLEARING A PROGRAM To clear a program Press the STOP MENU INFO button to stop playback if necessary Press the STOP MENU INFO button once more The program will be cleared from memory iPod ADAPTORS Before docking your iPod you must first check if your iPod has a docking connector Early iPod models do not have one and cannot be docked to your unit The docking connector is located on the base of the iPod as shown below O O Docking Connector Before docking your iPod you must first fit the correct iPod adaptor to the docking bay Each iPod adaptor matches the shape of a particular iPod and is necessary to ensure that your iPod is securely held when docked iPod adaptor Docking bay FITTING THE iPod ADAPTOR When your iPod was new it may have been supplied with a standard dock adaptor in the packaging If so refer to the next page for instructions to open the iPod dock and press the adaptor gently into the Docking Bay as shown above NOTE Do not dock an iPod without fitting the corre
25. re is a clearance of 10cm 4 inches above the unit for ventilation Optional wall mounting The MC 121IDAB system has back panel fixings for optional wall mounting If you plan to wall mount the system you will need to fix two screws into the wall Before fixing the screws plan the location carefully ensuring that mains power is accessible Once you have planned the location fix two screws not supplied into the wall to support the main unit spaced by 240mm Before mounting the screws check the fit of the heads in the back panel keyhole slots to ensure that the screw heads will not pull out of the slots 240 mm I U NITI 8 u INNA eg Use a spirit level to ensure that the screws will be level and check that the unit will be fixed at the height you require When you have mounted the screws mount the unit carefully onto the screw heads Check that the mounting is secure before use NOTE Most walls will require the use of wall plugs when mounting the fixing screws If you are in any doubt concerning the type of fixing required or the security of wall mountings consult a building professional Important notes for wall mounting Tesco accepts no liability for damages caused by incorrect assembly installation or improper use Ensure that the wall has sufficient strength to hold the weight of the system If ther
26. stem will set to play the last function used To turn the system off Press the STANDBY ON button The system will switch off and the display light will dim The clock will continue to run whilst mains power is connected ADJUSTING THE VOLUME VOLUME CONTROL To increase the volume Press the VOLUME button To decrease the volume Press the VOLUME button The volume level will be displayed on a scale from 0 to MAX 40 MUTE You can use the Mute function to instantly set the volume to minimum To mute the volume Press the MUTE button on the remote control to set mute at any time Press the MUTE button again to restore the volume to its previous setting LISTENING TO DAB RADIO SELECTING DAB RADIO OPERATION To select DAB radio operation Press the DAB FM AUX button repeatedly until Welcome to Digital Radio is displayed After a few seconds the radio will tune to the last used station When DAB radio is used for the first time The system scans all usable stations full scan and stores them alphanumerically 1 Radio 2 Radio AA Radio AB Radio The initial scan will take a few minutes and a progress bar will be displayed with the number of services found Number of services found After the scan the clock will be set and the system will begin playing Note If no stations are found after the scan it may be that the signal in your current location is too weak If this happens switch the system of
27. tion 23W TUnIngirange z 2 5 4 5 555 5 54 FM 87 5 108 MHz DAB 174 240 MHz Net Weight 4s 44ssssssseese 2 4 kg C Class II construction double insulated This product must not be connected to earth WARRANTY Your Tesco appliance is covered by a warranty for 12 months from the date of purchase If a fault develops during this period please contact the TESCO electrical help line on 0845 456 6767 Please have your original purchase receipt with you when you call This warranty in no way affects your consumer rights UK Waste electrical products batteries should et not be disposed of with household waste Separate disposal facilities exist for your ME nearest facilities See www recycle more co uk or in store for details ROI Produced after 13th August 2005 Waste electrical products batteries should not be disposed of with household waste Please recycle where facilities exist Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice LI CC a N A Tesco Stores Ltd Delamare Road Cheshunt Herts EN8 9SL Technika Hel pl ine 0845 456 6767 calls cost up to 4p per minute from a BT landline other providers may vary MC121IDAB VOA
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