Operating Instructions

RECORDING tracks from CD/MP3/PHONO to USB
CD RECORDING
1.) To turn the system”on”,press the POWER button at the side of the unit,and set the
volume to a low level.
2.) Set the function selector(AM/FM/PH/CD/USB) to CD position, place CD disc into the
CD drawer, press PLAY/PAUSE to play the disc.
3.) Press SKIP FWD. or SKIP REV. button to choose record the desired track.
4.) Plug U Disk into USB socket, press RECORD button once to enter into Record mode,
‘rEC’ indicator remains ‘On’. Press RECORD button twice will start to record the
playing track into USB, the track will be re-start play from start to record the playing
track into USB, the track will be re-start play from the beginning of the selected
track. ’rEC’ will be shown on the display and ‘rEC’ indicator flashes.
5.) Press STOP button will cancel the record function. Press STOP button once will stop
RECORD mode, and ‘rEC’ indicator goes ‘Off’, press twice will stop CD playing.
NOTE: When the player Playback MP3 disc, the display will show ‘Cd’.
PROGRAM RECORDING
This feature allows you choose the desired tracks to be recorded at one time.
1.) Program tracks you want to record, procedures are the same as those of program
playback step 1-4 on page 10. Program indicator remains ‘On’.
2.) Press SKIP FWD. or SKIP REV. button to choose the desired on in the programmed
tracks.
3.) Plug U Disc into USB slot. Press PLAY/PAUSE button to begin play the programmed
tracks, press RECORD button twice to start record. ‘rEC’ indicator flashes. The
display will show the playing track number, ‘Cd’ and folder name of the track selected.
For example: ‘001'’Cd’’F01'.
4.) Press STOP button once will cancel the record function and ‘rEC’ indicator goes ‘Off’.
Otherwise the recording will be from the first track to the end of the programmed
tracks.
5.) After the last track has been recorded, the player stops and the display shows the total
number of tracks on the disc and ‘Cd’ 5 seconds in turn. The program sequence has
been canceled in the memory. The program indicator goes ‘Off’.