Cd / Mp3 Player With Remote Control - Monacor TXA-900DCD Manual De Instrucciones

3.1 CD / MP3 player with remote control

A CD slot: Insert the CD with the lettering show-
ing upwards into the slot until it is automati-
cally pulled in .
B USB port to connect a USB flash drive or a USB
hard disk with separate power supply
C Slot for an SD / SDHC memory card: Insert the
card (notched corner to the right) into the slot
until it engages . To remove the card, slightly
push it into the slot until it disengages .
D IR sensor for the signals of the remote control
E Button CD MUTE to activate the microphone
priority feature; when the function is activated
(LED will light up), the volume level of the
player will be substantially attenuated when
announcements are made via a microphone
F Volume control for the player
G Power switch CD ON of the player
All other functions can be found in the table on
the right .
Remote control
To insert the batteries (2 × 1 .5 V, size AAA), re-
move the cover of the battery compartment on
PLAY
PAUSE
1 2 3
STOP
4 5 6
PROG
7 8 9 DISPLAY
0
ID3
FOLDER REV – SKIP – CUE
REPEAT FIND A-B FUNC
EJECT MUTE REMAIN PLAY 1
control, always point the remote control at the
sensor (D) . Make sure that there are no obstacles
between the remote control and the sensor .
If the range of the remote control decreases,
the batteries are discharged and must be replaced .
Never put discharged batteries in the
household waste; always take them to
a special waste disposal, e . g . collection
container at your retailer .
Notes
1 . Depending on the CD type, the CD burner and the
burning program used, problems may occur when
CD-RWs are replayed .
2 . The player also supports the reproduction of WMA
files .
3 . Due to the large number of storage device manu-
facturers and device drivers, it cannot be guaran-
teed that all storage media are compatible with
this player .
4 . Cigarette smoke and dust will easily penetrate
through all openings of the player and also settle
on the optics of the laser sampling system . If this
deposit causes reading errors and sound interrup-
tions, the player must be cleaned by skilled per-
sonnel . Please note that there will be a charge on
cleaning, even during the warranty period!
5 . The anti-shock memory of the player will be able
to compensate temporary shocks or vibrations
occurring during CD sampling; however, it will not
be able to compensate continuous, severe vibra-
tions . For CD operation, the unit must therefore
always be used in a stationary way, i . e . it must be
placed on a solid, immobile surface .
8
on the remote control 
on the player
FUNC
PLAY - PAUSE
MUTE
PLAY 1
REMAIN
DISPLAY
STOP
EJECT
1 ... 9, 0
the rear of the remote
I ◀◀
control . Insert the bat-
REV-SKIP-CUE
teries as indicated in
the battery compart- FOLDER
 
ment and close the
cover . If the remote
control is not in use for
a longer period of
time, remove the bat-
teries to prevent any
damage due to battery
leakage .
When pressing a but-
ton on the remote
FIND
REPEAT
PROG
Button

to switch between CD (
× ×
If a replay medium is not available,
II ×
▶
to start the replay and to switch between replay and pause
×
× × to mute / unmute the sound
single title replay (indication
× next title, press PLAY (
To deactivate the single title replay, press PLAY 1 again.
to switch the time indication on the display (not in MP3 mode):
× ×
time already played of the title  remaining time of the title  remaining time of the CD 
to change the information in the lower line of the display during replay of MP3 titles:
× title number and time already played of the title (basic setting)  folder name  file name
 number of folders and titles 
to activate / deactivate information on MP3 titles scrolling through the upper line of the display
ID3 ×
(file name, title name, name of artist and of album)
■
×
to stop the replay
×
× to eject the CD
×
If the CD is not removed from the CD slot, the player will automatically pull it in again after 10 seconds.
direct title selection: Enter the title number and press PLAY.
×
examples: title 8 = buttons 8 and PLAY, title 30 = buttons 3, 0 and PLAY
press button briefly: CUE (
▶▶ I ×
of the title; each time the button is pressed again, the player will go back one title at a time
×
keep button pressed for fast forward / reverse (sound muted for MP3 titles)
× × in MP3 mode: to go to the first title in the previous (
 
Titles: Press FIND once: the display will show a flashing magnifier symbol and, next to it,
1. Search for the desired title: Use REV [reverse direction] or CUE [forward direction] to select
the first character (
upper line and the folder number and the title number on the right at the bottom. (If there are
no file names beginning with the character selected,
If there are multiple file names beginning with the same character: After selecting the character,
keep REV or CUE pressed until the character starts flashing. All titles with file names beginning
with this character can be selected successively by means of REV or CUE.
×
2. When you have found the desired title, start the replay with PLAY.
Folders: Press FIND twice:
1. Use REV or CUE to search for the desired folder. The display will show the folder name in the
upper line and the folder number and the number of titles in the folder on the right at the bottom.
2. To start the first title of the folder, press PLAY.
To start another title from the folder, keep REV or CUE pressed until
magnifier symbol. The titles from the folder can be selected successively by means of REV or
CUE. To start the title selected, press PLAY.
to switch between:
PLAY ALL
REPEAT TRACK
REPEAT FOLDER = all titles in the folder selected will be repeated continuously (
× ×
REPEAT ALL
RANDOM REPEAT = all titles will be replayed continuously in random order (
RANDOM PLAY
INT PLAY
After switching to stop, the basic setting PLAY ALL will be activated again.
repeat of title section (continuous loop): Press button at the beginning and at the end of the
A-B ×
section. Press button once again to exit the loop.
Programming a user-defined title sequence (64 titles max.)
1. In the stop mode, press PROG: The programming mode will be activated (indication
Press all further buttons respectively within 15 seconds; otherwise, the programming mode will
be exited. In this case, press PROG once again.
2. For a CD without MP3 files: Select the title number with REV/ CUE (
number with the numerical keys. Press PROG to confirm.
For a replay medium with MP3 files: Select the folder number with REV/ CUE (
enter it with the numerical keys. Press PROG to confirm. Then select the title number within
× ×
the folder with REV/ CUE (
3. Proceed in the same way to program all other titles.
4. Press PLAY ( ▶
II
5. If no repeat function has been activated, the player will stop when the title sequence has been
replayed. To restart the title sequence, first press PROG, then PLAY (
To delete a programmed title sequence, press STOP (
Function
DISC ), USB medium ( USB ) and memory card (
/ /
NO DISC NO USB NO CARD
): At the end of a title, the player is set to pause. To start the
Ɗ1
▶ II ).
Title selection and fast forward / reverse
) = to go to the next title; REV (
▶▶ I
) / next (
 
Search function in MP3 mode
the character
A
... , ... ) of its file name. The display will show the file name in the
A Z 0 9
will appear next to the flashing magnifier symbol
Dir
Repeat functions and random replay
= basic setting: all titles will be replayed once
= the title selected will be repeated continuously (
(in MP3 mode only)
= all titles will be repeated continuously (
= all titles will be replayed once in random order (
= intro function: the first 10 seconds of each title will be replayed (
/ ) or enter it with the numerical keys. Press PROG to confirm.
I ◀◀ ▶▶ I
) to start the replay of the title sequence (indication
■
) in the programming mode.
CARD )
will appear on the display.
) = to go to the beginning
I ◀◀
) folder
 
is displayed.)
NONE
appears next to the
File
)
)
)
)
RDM
)
RDM
)
INT
PROGRAM
◀◀ / ▶▶ ) or enter the title
I I
/ ) or
I ◀◀ ▶▶ I
).
MEM
▶ ).
II
).