Goodmans MICRO1109IP Manuel utilisateur

MICRO1109IP

CD Micro System with iPod Docking Station

User Guide

IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing this CD Micro System with iPod Docking

Station. Not only can you listen to all your favourite tracks on your

iPod, but you can also listen to FM and MW Radio and play music

from CDs.

It’s really simple to use: you can fully operate your iPod directly from the control

panel or from the Remote Control. You can even connect auxiliary devices to it.

Throughout this User Guide, the CD Micro System with iPod Docking Station will be

referred to as the Micro System.

Safety is important

Use of any electrical equipment should be undertaken with care. Please read the

safety section on pages 20 to 22 before using this Micro System. This appliance

is for household use only.

An audio system that allows docking

of an iPod and which fully supports the

iPod menu system.

The Micro System can playback music

from USB, SD and MMC storage media.

•Internet Radio

•DAB Radio

•Your iPod

•Your Computer

• CDs•FM Radio

•USB drive for

MP3 players

•SD/MMC Card

Slot

•Internet Radio

•DAB Radio

•Your iPod

•Your Computer

• CDs•FM Radio

•USB drive for

MP3 players

•SD/MMC Card

Slot

•Internet Radio

•DAB Radio

•Your iPod

•Your Computer

• CDs•FM Radio

•USB drive for

MP3 players

•SD/MMC Card

Slot

The Micro System features a CD player

allowing playback of all your CD, CD-R

and CD-RW discs.

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What’s in the box?

EQVOLMUTE

SLEEPCLOCKTIMER

FUNCTION

FOLDER+

PROG

INTRO

STANDBY

REPEAT

SCAN

MEM

RANDOM

USB/SD

TUNING-TUNING+

FOLDER-

BAND

123

456

789

0/1010+

ENTER

ST/MO

I-MENU

Speakers

Micro System

USB Extension Cable

Remote Control

2 x AAA Batteries

8 iPod Adaptors

MW Aerial FM Aerial 2 x Speaker Cables

Your Micro System....................4

Getting Started..........................6

Daily Use...................................8

MW and FM Radio ....................9

iPod Docking............................10

CD Playback ............................11

USB and Card..........................14

Clock and Timer.......................15

Troubleshooting.......................16

Specifications..........................19

Warnings.................................20

Electrical Information...............22

Guarantee ...............................23

Contents

The above images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ to the items supplied.

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01 Your Micro System

BAND Button

AUX Socket

REMOTE Sensor

EQ Button

CD/USB/SD Button

SCAN Button

REPEAT Button

IPOD Dock

POWER Cable

POWER ON/OFF Switch

FUNCTION Button

STANDBY Button

NEXT Button

MW AERIAL Socket FUSE (T2A 20mm)

SPEAKER Connections

Front view

Rear view

REPEAT RANDOM

FUNCTION CD/USB/SD BAND EQ

SCAN

STANDBY

AUXSD

VOL

RANDOM Button

PREVIOUS Button

USB Socket

OPEN/CLOSE Button

VOLUME Control

PLAY/PAUSE Button

STOP Button

HEADPHONE Socket

SD Socket

Top view

AC 250V

FUSE:T 2AL

OFF

AC 230-240 V

~ 50Hz

WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOTOPEN

SOCKET WHEN NOT IN USE.

DISCONNECT THIS MAINSPLUGFROMTHE SUPPLY

PRODUCTTOBEEXPOSED TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

SERVICING PERSONNEL.DONOTALLOW THIS

SCREW. REFERALLSERVICING TOQUALIFIED

ELECTRICAL SHOCKDONOT REMOVE ANY COVER OR

HIGH VOLTAGEINSIDE. TO PREVENT

WARNING:

POWER

ANTENNA

FM 75 MW

SPEAKER OUTPUT

IMPEDANCE: 6

FM AERIAL Socket

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EQ VOLMUTE

SLEEP CLOCK TIMER FUNCTION

FOLDER+

PROG

INTRO

STANDBY

REPEAT

SCAN

MEM

RANDOM

USB/SD

TUNING - TUNING +

FOLDER-

BAND

1 2 3

456

789

0/10 10+

ENTER

ST/MO

I-MENU

Your Micro System

STANDBY Button

SEARCH FORWARDS Button

STOP Button

IPOD MENU Button

INTRO Button

USB/SD Button

FUNCTION Button

FOLDER - / IPOD DOWN Button

TUNING- / IPOD LEFT Button

FM/MW BAND Button

SCAN Button

IPOD PLAY/PAUSE Button

MEM Button

FOLDER+ / IPOD UP Button

EQ Button

TUNING + / IPOD RIGHT Button

SEARCH BACKWARDS Button

TIMER Button

MUTE Button

VOLUME UP Button

NUMBER Buttons

NEXT Button

Remote Control

PLAY Button

OPEN/CLOSE Button

PAUSE Button

PROG Button

REPEAT Button

RANDOM Button

ST/MO / IPOD ENTER Button

VOLUME DOWN Button

SLEEP Button

CLOCK Button

PREVIOUS Button

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Connecting up

Connect the left and

right speakers to the

Micro System. The

black and white wires

should be connected to

the red sockets and the

black wires to the black

sockets on the rear of

the Micro System.

Connect the FM and MW aerials to the sockets on the back of the Micro

System.

Switch On the Power after ALL connections have been made.

Getting Started

Using the Remote

Control

Insert the batteries (supplied)

into the Remote Control,

observing the polarity marked.

To use the Remote Control,

simply direct it towards the

front of the Micro System and

press the desired buttons.

DON’T FORGET! When replacing the batteries make sure that you

use the same size and type.

AC 250V

FUSE:T 2AL

OFF

AC 230-240 V

~50Hz

WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOTOPEN

SOCKETWHEN NOTINUSE.

DISCONNECTTHIS MAINSPLUGFROMTHESUPPLY

PRODUCTTO BE EXPOSEDTORAINORMOISTURE.

SERVICINGPERSONNEL.DONOTALLOWTHIS

SCREW. REFERALL SERVICINGTOQUALIFIED

ELECTRICALSHOCKDONOT REMOVE ANYCOVER OR

HIGH VOLTAGEINSIDE.TO PREVENT

WARNING:

POWER

ANTENNA

FM 75 MW

SPEAKER OUTPUT

IMPEDANCE: 6

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02Getting Started

Connecting to External Devices

The Micro System can be connected to a number of external devices

using the Aux Socket on the front of the Micro System.

This requires a 3.5 mm Stereo Cable (not supplied).

Turn the Micro System On

Insert the plug into the wall socket and turn the socket on.

Press the STANDBY button on the front of the Micro System or the

Remote Control to turn the Micro System On.

REPEAT RANDOM

FUNCTION CD/USB/SD BAND EQ

SCAN

STANDBY

AUXSD

VOL

REPEAT RANDOM

FUNCTION CD/USB/SD BAND EQ

SCAN

STANDBY

AUXSD

VOL

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Switching On

To turn the Micro System on, press

the STANDBY button.

To turn the Micro System off, press

the STANDBY button again.

Adjusting the Volume

To increase the volume, rotate the

VOLUME CONTROL on the front of

the Micro System clockwise or press

the VOL + button.

To decrease the volume, rotate the

VOLUME CONTROL anti-clockwise

or press the VOL - button.

You can also press the MUTE

button to turn the sound off. Press

the MUTE button again to turn the

sound back on again.

Preset Equaliser (EQ)

The range of sound can be adjusted to

suit the different types of music that

you are listening to, by changing the

preset equaliser settings.

To select the Equaliser type, press

the EQ button on the Remote

Control repeatedly until the desired

type appears on the display.

The available settings are:

• FLAT

• MONITOR

• ARENA

• STUDIO

• CLUB

Mode Selection

The Micro System has the following

modes of operation:

•CD

•USB/SDcard

•FM

•MW

•iPod

•Auxiliary

To select a mode, repeatedly press

the FUNCTION button on the Micro

System. The Micro System will

cycle through the available modes.

The currently selected mode will be

shown on the display.

Alternatively, press the FUNCTION

button on the Remote Control.

Daily use

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Selecting Radio Mode:

Press the STANDBY button.

Press the FUNCTION button to

select Tuner mode.

Press the BAND button to select

either MW or FM.

Scanning for Stations:

To automatically search for the next

available station, press the TUNING

+button. The Micro System will

automatically search for the next

available radio station.

To search for another station, press

the TUNING - or TUNING +

button again.

Presetting Stations:

The preset function allows you to store

your favourite MW and FM stations for

easy access. You can preset up to 30

FM stations and 20 MW stations.

When in FM mode, use the TUNING

- or TUNING + buttons to scan for

the radio station you want to preset.

Press and hold the MEM button to

enter store mode.

Press the FOLDER - or FOLDER

+ buttons to select the memory

location where you want to store the

station.

Press the MEM button again to

store the station.

DON’T FORGET! Repeat the

previous steps to store your other

favourite stations.

DON’T FORGET! If you select

a preset number that is already

preset with a station, the existing

station will be replaced with the

new one.

Selecting a Preset Station:

Press the number buttons to select a

preset station.

Stereo / Mono Sound:

You can select stereo or mono sound

while listening to the FM radio.

To switch between stereo or mono

sound types, press the ENTER ST/

MO button.

The display will show “STEREO”

when in Stereo mode.

MW and FM Radio

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Any iPod can be connected to the

Micro System allowing all your favourite

songs to be played through the Micro

System’s speakers. The iPod can be

completely controlled by the Micro

System and charges when docked.

To connect an iPod to the Micro

System, select the compatible

adaptor from one of the 8 iPod

adaptors supplied. The iPod adaptors

have markings on the bottom which

clearly identify which iPod they

should be used with.

DON’T FORGET! If your iPod is not

compatible with any of the supplied

iPod adaptors, use the adaptor

supplied with your iPod.

Place the iPod adaptor into the

recess on the top of the Micro

System and then insert your iPod

into the adaptor.

To disconnect the iPod, turn it off and

disconnect it from the dock.

DON’T FORGET! Your iPod will

charge while docked when the

Micro System is in Standby Mode.

The following instructions describe how

to operate an iPod when it is connected

to the Micro System using the Remote

Control.

Selecting iPod Mode:

Press the STANDBY button.

Press the FUNCTION button until

iPod is selected.

To start playback, press the IPOD

PLAY/PAUSE button.

Menu Navigation:

To access the iPod menu system,

press the I-MENU button.

Use the ▲or ▼ buttons to highlight

the menu options.

Press the ENTER ST/MO button to

select a menu option.

iPod Docking

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