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Technika MC-109 manual

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    MC-109 O wner ’s Handbook Mini D AB audio s y s t em with iP od dock[...]

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    1 Read these instructions. Keep these instructions. Heed all warnings. Follow all instr uctions. Do not use this apparatus near wat er. Clean only with a slightly damp cloth. Do not block any ventila tion openings. Install in accordanc e with the manufacturer’ s instructions. Do not install or operate near any heat sources such as radiators , sto[...]

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    2 INDEX INDEX Introduction ............................................................ 2 Unpacking ............................................................... 2 Placement ............................................................... 3 Connecting speakers ................................................ 3 Contr ols & connec tions ........[...]

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    3 PREP ARA TION FOR USE PLACEMENT 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 there is a clearance of 10cm (4 inches) around the unit for ventila tion. LOUDSPEAKERS Placing the speakers Unwrap the speak er wires from the ties securing them[...]

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    4 a CD compartment lid b iPod dock c Standby button d Function button e Enter butt on f V olume control knob g Play/P ause S can button h Info button i Memor y/Clock button 1) Stop button 1! Previous butt on 1@ Next button 1# Aux jack 1$ Headphone jack 1% Remote sensor 1^ Display window C ONTROLS & C ONNEC TIONS FRONT & TOP VIE W a d c b e [...]

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    5 a Speaker terminals b DAB/F M aerial c P ower cor d C ONNEC TIONS BACK VIE W a b c DISPLA Y FEA TURES a T ex t display for tracks/stations b T ex t display for information c Play symbol d Timer set symbol e Sleep symbol f Disc loaded symbol g Pause symbol h Repeat mode symbol i Repeat folder symbol 1) Repeat All symbol 1! Shue symbol 1@ Aux mo[...]

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    6 REMO TE CONTR OL BA TTERIES FITTING OR REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROL BA T TERIES When r eplacing the batt eries in the remote control, refer to the diagram above . 1. Press the cat ch on the battery door across. 2. While holding the catch, open the batt er y door . 3. Fit two AAA batteries observing polarity as shown. When replacing the batteries [...]

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    7 REMOVING THE P ACKING FROM THE CD PLA YER Before connecting po wer to your audio syst em, the pr otec tive packing should remov ed from the CD compartment. T o remove the pr otec tive packing: Open the CD compartment by pressing down on the • OPEN/CLOSE area marked at the front corner of the CD lid. The lid will open. Remove the cardboard pr[...]

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    8 LISTENING T O FM RADIO DAB and F M presets Y our radio can store up to 10 of your favourite stations as presets on both the D AB and FM bands for quick recall. T o store a preset T une to the station you w ant to store as a preset . • From the remote control, press and • hold the NUMBER ( 1-10+ ) button for the preset location you wan t[...]

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    9 DAB & F M DISPL A Y MODES DAB DISPLA Y MODES When playing a DAB station you can change the information on the display by changing the display mode . T o change the display mode: Press the INFO button repeat edly to c ycle thr ough the options listed in the chart below . DLS (SCROLLING TEXT): T his is a scrolling message giving real-time infor[...]

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    10 DAB AD V ANCED OPERA TION The DAB radio of your audio system includes sev eral adv anced features . T o selec t the advanced features: Press the • MENU button on the remot e control t o open the advanced opera tion menu. T o scroll thr ough the menu options below , press the • or butt on. T o select a menu option, press the • ENTE[...]

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    11 LISTENING T O A CD LO ADING DISCS T o selec t CD/MP3/WMA disc operation: Press the • FUNCTION button repeatedly until ‘CD’ is displayed . Loading a disc: Press the • OPEN/CLOSE area at the front corner of the disc lid on top of the unit. The lid will open slowly . Gently place a disc on the centre spindle with the label • side[...]

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    12 LISTENING T O A MP3/WMA DISC MP3/WMA DISC PLAYBA CK: Y our system can also play MP3 or WMA music compilations recor ded onto a CD-R. The les may all be stored in the ‘root’ directory of the disc or organised in a set of sub-folders. LO ADING DISCS T o selec t CD/MP3/WMA disc operation: Press the • FUNCTION button repeatedly until ‘[...]

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    13 PROGRAM PLA Y FROM A CD OR MP3/WMA DISC CD & MP3 /WMA DISC PROGRAMMING When playing a CD or MP3/WMA compilation disc, you can store a random sequence of up to 64 tracks to play in your preferr ed order . STORING A CD PROGRAM T o store a CD program: Load the disc y ou want to pla y , wait for the disc to read . • Press the • MEMORY/[...]

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    14 iP od ADAPT ORS SELECTING AN ADAPT OR Before docking your iPod you must rst check if your iPod has a docking connector . Early iPod models do not have one and cannot be docked to your unit. T he docking connector is located on the base of the iP od as shown below . LIST OF SUPPLIED ADAPT ORS iPod nano (rst or sec ond generation) • iPo[...]

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    15 PLA Y ING FROM AN iPod T o play music from your iP od Press the • FUNCTION button repeatedly until ‘iP od’ is displayed . Y ou can now operate your iPod functions from the controls on the remote c ontrol . Playback functions: Press the • /SCAN button to toggle the iP od between Play and P ause mode at any time. Press the • or [...]

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    16 SET TING THE TIMER Y our syst em includes a timer tha t enables y ou t o set times for the system to switch on and swit ch o automatically . T o set the timer: Press the • TIMER button on the remote contr ol to step through each stage in timer setting, shown in the sequence below . T o make changes to a setting, press the • or butto[...]

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    17 AFTER USING YOUR SYSTEM Set to Standby . • Switch the unit o at the mains and unplug it if you are • leaving it unattended f or a long period (holidays etc). CARE AND CLEANING All c are and cleaning operations should be carried out with the unit unplugged from the mains pow er . Occasionally wipe the cabinet with a lint free duster [...]

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    Te sc o St or es L td , Delama re Road, Cheshunt, Herts, EN8 9SL T echnika Helpline: 0845 456 6767 ( Calls cost up t o 4p per minute fr om a BT landline, other p ro viders may vary) MC -109 V0.2[...]