Goodmans 336723 Manuel utilisateur

USER MANUAL

MODEL: 336723

CD MICRO SYSTEM

WITH BLUETOOTH STREAMING

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Welcome1

Troubleshooting

Technical Specifications

Customer Support

Your CD Micro system

2.1 In The Box

2.2 Main Unit & Remote Control

Quick Setup

3.1 Fitting Remote battery

3.2 Connecting the Power

3.3 Standby & Auto Standby

3.4 Adjusting the Volume

3.5 Mute Function

3.6 X-Bass

Operational4

Basic CD operation

4.1 Load a Disc

4.2 Play a Disc

4.3 Skipping tracks

4.4 Searching tracks

4.5 Repeat & random function

4.6 Program function

Radio Operation

4.7 Full Scan

4.8 Radio station presets

Aux Input Operation

4.9 Line In Mode

Bluetooth Operation

4.10 Connecting & controlling a Bluetooth

3.7 EQ Operation

3.8 Source Modes

3.9 Clock &Timer

3.10 Setting the Alarms

3.11 Snooze Function

3.12 Sleep Function

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing Goodmans. We’ve been making electronics for the British

people for over 70 years. Each of our products have been carefully and

passionately designed to stand the test of time. We hope you enjoy your new CD

Micro system.

Your CD Micro System2

2.1

Mains Power

Your CD Micro system requires a mains supply of 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz.

Please ensure that your mains supply is compatible before use.

We recommend using only the ofﬁcial Goodmans power cord (as supplied).

Disconnect the power cord from the mains when not in use.

Position of Your CD Micro System

Place on a ﬂat, stable surface that is not subject to vibrations. Avoid the following

locations:

• Where it is exposed to direct sunlight

• Where it is close to heat radiating sources

• Where the humidity is high and ventilation is poor

• Where it is dusty

Adjusting the Antenna

Fully extend the antenna to ensure good reception in FM Radio modes.

It may be necessary to alter the position of Your CD Micro system

and/or the antenna to achieve the best signal.

In The Box

Carefully remove your CD Micro system from the packaging.

Inside the box you will ﬁnd:

• CD Micro system

• Remote Control

• Mains Adaptor

• Quick Start Guide

• Guarantee Booklet

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2.2 MAIN UNIT & REMOTE CONTROL

1. SNOOZE/VOLUME - Press to decrease the volume level or delay

the alarm for 9 minutes.

2. SNOOZE/VOLUME + Press to increase the volume level or delay the

alarm for 9 minutes.

3. STANDBY button Press to wake up or enter STANDBY mode.

4. FUNCTION button Press to skip between FM,CD,BT&Line In modes

5. CLOCK SET button Press and hold the button to access the timer

on/off setup menu.

6. SLEEP button Press to select the desired sleep timer or press the

button repeatedly to select “sleep off”.

7. REPEAT/FM STEREO button Press to repeat playback modes or

switch between FM stereo/mono modes..

8. PROG./PRESET button Press to program an alternative playback

sequence on a single disc or radio station presets.

9. STOP/ALARM OFF button Press to stop playing or alarm off.

10. PLAY/PAUSE button Press to play or pause.

11. EJECT button Press to open or close the CD door

Your CD Micro System2

911

10 12

14 15 16

17 18 17

CLOCK

STAND BY

O P E N /C L O S E

V O L +

V O L -

TUNER

AL1 AL 2

SNOOZE

SOURCE

E Q

PRESET

PLAY MODE

P R O GSCAN

CLK

UNPAIR

S LE E P

X-BASS

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Your CD Micro System2

12. SKIP button

13. SKIP button

14. Line In Socket (Audio input)

15. DC Power Input

16. Antenna

17. Speakers

18. LED Display

19. STANDBY button Press to turn on the unit

20.SOURCE button Press to skip between FM/CD/ BT/LINE-IN modes

21. PLAY MODE button Press to skip between repeat & random

function or FM stereo mode.

22.ALARM 1 button Press to set up alarm 1

23. PLAY / PAUSE/ AUTOSCAN button

24. STOP / UNPAIR button

25. SKIP button

26. PRESET DOWN button

27. VOLUME - button

28. OPEN / CLOSE button

29. SLEEP button

30. MUTE button

31. EQ / X-BASS button

32. ALARM 2 button

33. PROG/CLOCK button

34. SKIP button

35. PRESET UP button

36. VOLUME + buttons

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Quick Setup3

3.1 Fitting the Remote Battery

Before use, the remote control will need batteries ﬁtting.

Remove the battery compartment lid as shown.

Fit 2xAAA batteries as shown. Take care to match the polarities of the remote to the

batteries.

EG: the +sign on the battery matches the + sign on the remote control battery

compartment.

Replace the battery compartment lid and proceed to use.

NOTE: Dispose of used batteries with regards to the recycling regulations in your

area.

Do NOT short circuit batteries or throw them into water, the general rubbish or in a

ﬁre.

3.2 Connecting the Power

Weak batteries can leak and damage the remote control. Replace them in good

time.

Connect the mains adaptor to a UK mains outlet.

3.3 Standby & Auto Standby

Insert the plug into a power socket and switch the power on.

Press the STANDBY button on either the main unit or remote control.

Press the STANDBY button to wake from standby mode.

Press the STANDBY button again to enter standby mode.

Due to new ECO regulation requirements this product incorporates a power saving

feature.

When in CD, BT or AUX mode, once audio playback has ceased and the unit has

stood idle for approximately 20 mins, it will switch into a “power down” power saving

mode.

To wake the unit up, press the STANDBY button.

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3.4 Adjusting the volume

Quick Setup3

Press the VOLUME+/- buttons on the unit or remote

control.

3.5 Mute Function

1. Press the MUTE button at any time to silence the

output.

2. Press again to resume audio output.

3.6 X-BASS

You can also boost the bass effect of the audio

playback. pressing the X-BASS button will toggle the

X-BASS effect ON or OFF.

3.7 EQ Operation

1. You can enjoy different EQ sound effect modes.

2. Press the EQ button to change between different sound effects:

FLAT / ROCK / CLASSIC / POP / JAZZ

3.8 Source Modes

Press the SOURCE button on the main unit or remote control to switch

between the available modes: FM / CD / BT / LINE-IN

3.9 Setting the Clock

1. Ensure the unit is in STANDBY mode by pressing the STANDBY button.

If you see only ‘0:00’ then you are in the correct mode. NOTE: If the

time has been set previously the display will not show ‘0:00’ but the

time from the original setting.

2. Press and hold the CLK SET button (5), or (33) on the remote to enter

the clock setting menu.

3. Set the hour digits by pressing either of the / buttons (12/13,

25/34). Once the hour has been set press the CLK SET button again to

move onto the minute setting. Use the same process to set the minutes.

4. When set press the CLK SET button once more to store the setting.

NOTE: the clock is set in 24hr mode only.

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3.10 Setting the Alarms

Quick Setup3

This unit is equipped with two independent alarms.

The following steps will assume the clock has been set already and the unit is in

STANDBY mode.

Setting Alarm 1/ 2 from the remote control

1. Press and hold the ALARM 1 or ALARM 2 button (22,32) to initiate the alarm

setting function. You will see the corresponding alarm icon appear on the display

and the hour digit will ﬂash.

2. Set the hour digits by pressing either of the / buttons (12/13, 25/34).

Once the hour has been set press the ALARM 1 or2 button again to move onto

the minute setting. Use the same process to set the minutes.

Press the ALARM 1 or 2 button once more to complete the time setting.

3.11 Snooze Function

Should you wish to delay the alarm for 9 minutes you can activate the SNOOZE

function.

1. When the alarm sounds press either SNOOZE button (1,2,29) to delay the alarm

for 9 minutes.

2. After one hour of snoozing the SNOOZE function will no longer operate.

3. You will now see BU appear on the display. Use the / buttons to select

from BU (buzzer), CD or RAD (radio).

The CD or RADIO alarm volume level is set using the VOLUME+/- buttons (1/2,

27/36).

4. Press the ALARM 1or 2 button to complete the alarm setting.

5. To activate or deactivate an alarm press the relevant alarm button eg:- ALARM 1

or 2 (22, 32).

NOTE: Pay attention to the alarm icons on the display. If the icon is not present the

alarm is inactive.

6. To disable the alarm when sounding press the STOP/ AL OFF button (9), or press

either ALARM 1 or 2 button.

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3.12 Sleep function

Should you wish to set a timer for the unit to enter standby mode after a period of

time follow the steps below.

4.1 Basic CD Operation

1. Press the FUNCTION button (4, 20) repeatedly until you see ‘Cd’ appear on the

top of the display.

2. Press the EJECT button (11,28) to open the CD door.

Load a CD with the label facing outwards and press the EJECT button again to

close the door.

The EJECT function only operates in CD mode.

NOTE: You may need to angle the disc and slide the top half into the unit before

mounting the disc on the mechanism.

DO NOT push the door downwards to close.

Play a Disc

1. Once loaded the unit will read the disc contents and begin playback. Pause

playback by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button (10,23) once. To resume

playback press the PLAY/PAUSE button again.

2. To stop playback press the STOP button (9,24).

Skip Tracks

1. Press the SKIP button (13, 34) to skip to the next track on the disc.

2. Press the SKIP button (12, 25) to skip to the previous track.

Searching Tracks

1. Press and hold the SKIP button (13,34) to fast forward the current track

playing.

2. Press and hold the SKIP button (12, 25) to fast rewind the current track

playing.

4.2

4.3

4.4

Operation4

Quick Setup3

1. Ensure the unit is ON and not in STANDBY.

2. Press the SLEEP button (6, 29) repeatedly to cycle through the preset timers

from 90 minutes to 10 minutes then OFF.

3. When you have selected the required timer duration, after 1 second of inactivity

the setting will be stored and the countdown will begin.

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Operation4

Repeat & Random function

1. Press the PLAY MODE button (21) once to repeat the current track. You will see

ﬂash on the top right portion of the display.

2. Press the REPEAT button again to repeat the entire disc. You will see the icon

on the top right portion of the display stop ﬂashing and remain solid.

3. Press the REPEAT button once more to enter RANDOM playback mode. This

function will playback all tracks on the current disc in a random order.

You will see ‘RAN’ appear to the right of the time code.

4. Press the REPEAT button once more to cancel any repeat functions and resume

normal playback. All icons will disappear.

Program function

You can program an alternative playback sequence for up to 20 tracks on a single

disc.

1. First press the STOP button if a disc is playing.

2. Press the PROG. button (8,23). You will see ‘PROG’ ﬂash on the right of the

display & P-01 appear to indicate program mode operation.

3. Press either / buttons to select the track number you wish to play in

position one.

4.6

4.7 Radio Station Full Scan

Before tuning the radio extend the antenna (16) fully.

1. Press the FUNCTION button (4,20) repeatedly until you see a radio frequency

appear on the display EG:-89:60.

2. To manually scan for radio stations press and hold either of the buttons

(12/13, 25/34) for two seconds to scan down or up the frequency band. When a

station is found the scan will stop and the station will begin to play.

4.5

4. Press the PROG. button to store the track.

5. Repeat steps 3-4 until you have programmed all the tracks you wish to play.

6. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to begin playback of your programmed sequence.

7. To delete the program press the STOP button twice.

You will notice the ‘PROG’ icon disappears from the display.

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