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Auvi MSW1100 manual

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    VISION BEYOND SOUND VISION BEYOND SOUND ® ® ® INSTRUCTION MANUAL Photo is for reference only. Printed In China MSW1100 VERTICAL CD/MP3 SHELF SYSTEM WITH USB FLASH READER AND AM/FM DIGITAL PLL TUNER[...]

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    02 C A U T I O N R I S K O F E L E C T R I C S H O C K D O N O T O P E N C L A S S 1 L A S E R P R O D U C T K L A S S E 1 L A S E R P R O D U K T L A S E R D E C L A S S E L A S E R D I P R I MA C L A S S E K L A S S E 1 L A S E R L A S E R P R I M E R A C L A S E L A S E R C L A S S E 1 K L A S S E 1 L A S E R P R O D U K T C A U T I O N : I N V [...]

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    Package Contents MSW1100 Music System 1 Desktop Music System Stand 1 Remote Control 03 1 Instruction Manual VISION BEYOND SOUND VISION BEYOND SOUND ® ® ® INSTRUCTION MANUAL Product and Instruction Manual subject to change. Photo is for reference only. MSW1100 VERTICAL CD/MP3 RADIO SHELF SYSTEM WITH USB FLASH READER AND AM/FM RADIO 1 Warranty Car[...]

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    04 01. CD Door (Motorized) 02. EQ (Equalizer) Button 03. Sleep Button 04. Timer Button 05. CD Program Button 06. CD Down/Back Button 07. CD Stop Button 08. CD/Clock/Radio Digital Multifunction Display 09. CD Play/Pause Button 10. CD Up/Next Button 11. Find/ESP Display Button 12. Speaker (Left & Right) 13. Tuner/Band Button 14. CD Repeat Button [...]

  • Page 5

    01. On/Off Button 02. Find/M/S Button 03. Timer Button 04. EQ Button 05. Sleep Button 06. Mem. (-) Button 07. Band Button 08. Intro Button 09. Function Button 10. Repeat Button 11. Mem. (+) Button 12. Direct Buttons (Number Buttons) 13. Mute Button 14. Program Button 15. CD Play/Pause Button 16. CD Next/Tune (+) Button 17. CD Back/Tune (-) Button 1[...]

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    1. Connect the table stand. 2. Plug the AC cord into a wall socket and unwrap the FM antenna wire. 3. Press the On/Off button to switch “On” the unit. 4. Listen to the CD player. - Press the Function button repeatedly until “CD” is displayed. - Press the Open/Close button. - Insert a disc (audio CD or MP3 CD). - Press the Play button to sta[...]

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    5. How to listen to the radio. - Press Tuner/Band button to switch to Radio Mode. - Press Tuner/Band button to switch to “FM” radio band. - Press Tuner/Band button again to switch to “AM” radio band. - Press and release the Next button to tune radio frequency up. - Press and release the Back button to tune radio frequency down. - Press and [...]

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    - This unit also has a built-in digital clock, which is displayed when the unit is in Standby Mode or when you press and hold the Program button for two seconds during the CD or Radio operation. - To set the correct time, follow the procedure below: Switch unit to Standby Mode. Display light will be “Off”. Digital Clock Functions P ress and hol[...]

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    Automatic Power On/Off Timer Function Automatic Power Off Sleep Function This unit has a timer function that enables you to program the unit to automatically turn “On” or “Off” at preset times. This function can also serve as an alarm clock. How To Set Timer 01. Press and hold the Timer button. The On symbol appears in the display. 02. Pres[...]

  • Page 10

    Electronic Volume Control Music Equalizer Radio Operations - This unit uses an electronic volume control. - To increase or decrease the loudness of this unit, press the volume up Vol + or volume down Vol - keys. - Release the key when volume level is at the desired loudness. - Sometimes, especially during listening to the radio, you may notice a &q[...]

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    Insert And Remove A Disc - Press the Function button until the display shows “CD”. - Press the Open/Close button to open the CD door. Carefully place a compact disc (audio or MP3) onto the center of the CD spindle. Make sure the printed side of the CD is facing up before closing the CD door. - The CD display will show the total number of tracks[...]

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    Normal CD Operation - cont. - The CD player can be programmed to play up to 64 tracks (songs). - Always press the Stop button before programming. - Press the Program button once, the display will show the memory symbol to indicate that the set is now programmed into the CD player. - There are different procedures for programming an audio CD and a M[...]

  • Page 13

    Finding (Searching) MP3 Songs By Song Name - During Stop or Play Modes, press the Find button once. - The “Find” symbol will flash in the display, and the letter “A” will be shown (See Example Below). - This is the “Search Alphabet”. - Press the Next or Back button to advance the Search Alphabet to select the desired letter. - At every [...]

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    Finding (Searching) MP3 Songs By Album - MP3 files (songs) can be organized into folders when you record them on to a CD-R disc each folder is called an "Album" and you can (for example) organize your albums on a disc so that each album contains songs by a particular artist, or alternatively, by a different genre or type. You can organize[...]

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    CARROT... Name Of First Song InThe Selected Album P ress and release repeatedly to scroll through all the songs contained within the selected album. VEGETABLES... Album Number Album Name (Which You Want To Open) A LBUM P ress and hold for 2 seconds. N E X T TOMATO... Name Of Desired Song In The Selected Album Press the Play button to play the song [...]

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    USB Flash Drive MP3 Playback Displaying The Song Name (ID3) - This unit is equipped with a USB socket which can accept and play MP3 files stored on standard USB flash drives which are for memory storage. This unit is compatible with USB version 1.1 & 2.0. - To utilize this function, press the Function button repeatedly until the display shows ?[...]

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    Repeat Playback Functions Anti-Skip (Anti-Shock) Function Using The Audio Line-in Connection (DVD/AUX) - During anytime of Playback Mode, press the Repeat button repeatedly to select from the following: Repeat To repeat current track. Repeat All To repeat all tracks from any type of media. Repeat Album To repeat all songs from currently selected al[...]

  • Page 18

    Connecting An External Powered Subwoofer (Not Included) Specifications - 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 facili[...]

  • Page 19

    System Setup Procedure Set-up of MSW1100 with desktop stand. Place the stand under the main unit. Step 1: Slide the stand upward. (See Diagram Below) Stop when the arrows are aligned. (See Diagram) The stand is now locked to the main unit or speakers. To release the stand from the main unit or speakers, slide the stand downwards (Opposite Direction[...]

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    Troubleshooting 20 Problems Possible reasons Resolvents Radio Noise or sound distorted on radio broadcasts - Station not tuned properly for AM or FM. - Retu ne the AM or FM broadcast station. - FM: Telescopic antenna is not prop erly adj usted. - Extend wire antenna. - AM: Unit is not positioned correctly. - Rotate unit for best reception. FM ST in[...]

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    Auvi Electronics N.A. & A uvi Electronics L.A. Retail Divisions of Auvi T echnologies 5988 Mid R ivers Mall Drive St. Charles , MO 63304 www .auviworld .com VISION BEYOND SOUND VISION BEYOND SOUND ® ® ® F or customer service inquiries in the U.S. and Canada, please email custser vice@auviusa.c om. F or customer service inquiries in Latin and[...]