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VISION BEYOND SOUND VISION BEYOND SOUND ® ® ® INSTRUCTION MANUAL Product and Instruction Manual subject to change. Photo is for reference only. MSW1150 HI-FI VERTICAL CD/MP3 SHELF SYSTEM WITH USB FLASH/SD CARD READERS, AM/FM TUNER, AND 6-WAY DETACHABLE SPEAKERS[...]
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Table Of Contents Caution / Warning Location of Controls Remote Control Functions Connection of Speaker Boxes Power Supply Quick Start General Operation Radio Operation CD Player Operation USB Flash Drive / SD Card Operation Play Modes Anti-Skip [ESP] Line-in Connection Connecting an External Subwoofer Specifications System Setup Procedure Mounting[...]
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02 C A U T I O N R I S K O F E L E C T R I C S H O C K D O N O T O P E N C L A S S 1 L A S E R P R O D U C T K L A S S E 1 L A S E R P R O D U K T L A S E R D E C L A S S E L A S E R D I P R IM A C L A S S E K L A S S E 1 L A S E R L A S E R P R I M E R A C L A S E L A S E R C L A S S E 1 K L A S S E 1 L A S E R P R O D U K T C A U T I O N : I N V [...]
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03 01. CD door 02. USB / SD key 03. CD programming key 04. Tuner / Band key 05. CD key 06. Play mode / Mono stereo key 07. Aux. key 08. Mem ( - ) / CD -10 key 09. Mem ( + ) / CD +10 key 10. Sleep key 11. Timer key 12. Find / Display key 13. EQ (equalizer) key 14. CD / Clock / Radio digital multi-functional display 15. USB socket 16. SD card socket [...]
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01. On / Off key 02. Find / M/S key 03. Timer key 04. EQ key 05. Sleep key 06. Memory down key 07. Band key 08. Intro key 09. Function key 10. Repeat key 11. Memory up key 12. Direct keys (Number keys) 13. Mute key 14. Memory / Program key 15. CD play / Pause key 16. CD Next / Tune-up key 17. CD back / Tune-down key 18. CD stop / Band key 19. Volum[...]
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1. Connect the speakers and table stand. 2. Plug the AC cord into a wall socket and connect the FM antenna wire. 3. Press the On/Off key to switch “On” the unit. 4. Listen to the CD player. - Press the CD key - “CD” will be displayed. - Press the Open/Close key. - Insert a disc (audio CD or MP3 CD). - The CD will automatically start playing[...]
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5. How to listen to the radio - Press Tuner/Band key to switch to Radio Mode. - Press Tuner key to switch to “FM” radio band. - Press Tuner key again to switch to “AM” radio band. - Press and release Next key to tune radio frequency up. - Press and release Back key to tune radio frequency down. - Press and hold Next key (2 seconds) to scan [...]
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Battery Backup - This unit is designed to operate without ever being totally powered “Off”. It will either be “On” or in “Standby Mode”. - In “Standby Mode”, the blue backlight of the digital display will be switched off. However, the clock display will still be viewable. - When in “Standby Mode”, you can use the power switch (o[...]
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- This unit also has a built-in digital clock, which is displayed when the unit is in Standby Mode or when you press and hold the Program key for two seconds during the CD or Radio operation. - To set the correct time, follow the procedure below: Switch unit to Standby Mode. Display light will be “Off” Digital Clock Functions P ress and hold Pr[...]
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Automatic Power On/Off Timer Function Automatic Power Off Sleep Function This unit has a timer function that enables you to program the unit to automatically turn “On” or “Off” at preset times. This function can also serve as an alarm clock. How To Set Timer 01. Press and hold Timer key. The symbol appears in the display. 02. Press Next or [...]
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Electronic Volume Control Volume Memory Level / Gradual Loudness Function Music Equalizer Auto-Start Playback Function (CD, MP3, USB, SD) - This unit uses an electronic volume control . - To increase or decrease the loudness of this unit, press the volume up Vol + or volume down Vol - keys. - Release the key when volume level is at the desired loud[...]
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Radio Operation - Press the On/Off key once to switch on the unit. - Press the Tuner key to select the desired radio band. - For AM stations, rotate or reposition the set to improve radio reception. - For FM stations, extend and adjust the telescopic antenna to obtain the best reception. - Use the FM Mono/Stereo key to select the desired mode. In s[...]
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Insertion And Removal Of Discs - Press the CD key. The display will show “CD”. - Press the Open/Close key to open the CD door. Carefully place a compact disc (CD or MP3 disc) onto the center of the CD spindle. Make sure the printed side of the CD is facing up before closing the CD door. - The CD display will show the total number of tracks on t[...]
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Normal CD Operation - cont. - The CD player can be programmed to play up to 64 tracks (songs). - Always press the Stop key before programming. - Press the Program key once, the display will show the memory symbol to indicate that the set is now programmed into the CD player. - There are different procedures for programming a CD and a MP3 CD. Read h[...]
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Finding (Searching) MP3 Songs By Song Name - During Stop or Play modes, press Find key once. - The “Find” symbol will flash in the display, and the letter “A” will be shown (see example below). - This is the “Search Alphabet”. - Press the Next or Back key to advance the Search Alphabet to select the desired letter. - At every selected l[...]
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Finding (Searching) MP3 Songs By Album - MP3 files (songs) can be organized into folders (directories) when you record them on to a CD-R disc. Each folder is called an "Album" and you can (for example) organize your albums on a disc so that each album contains songs by a particular artist, or alternatively, by a different genre or type. Y[...]
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CARROT... 02 N AME OF FIRST SONG IN THE SELECTED ALBUM P ress and release repeatedly to scroll through all the songs contained within the selected album. VEGETABLES... 02 A LBUM NUMBER A LBUM NAME (WHICH YOU WANT TO OPEN) A LBUM P ress and hold for 2 seconds. N E X T TOMATO... 09 N AME OF DESIRED SONG IN THE SELECTED ALBUM Press the Play key to pla[...]
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USB Flash Drive / SD Card MP3 Playback Displaying The Song Name (ID3) - This unit is equipped with a USB socket which can accept and play MP3 files stored on standard USB flash drives which are for memory storage. This unit is compatible with USB version 1.1 & 2.0. - This unit is equipped with a SD card slot which can accept and play MP3 files [...]
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Play Modes (CD, CD MP3, USB MP3, SD MP3) Anti-Skip (Anti-Shock) Function Using The Audio Line-in Connection (DVD/AUX) - During anytime of play mode, press Play-Mode key repeatedly to select from the following: Repeat To repeat current track. Repeat Album To repeat all songs from currently selected Album (availble for MP3 only). Repeat All To repeat[...]
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Connecting An External Powered Subwoofer (Not Included) Specifications - This unit has a built-in subwoofer connection which can be connected to any standard powered subwoofer. - By connecting to a powered subwoofer, the low frequency (Bass sound) can be strongly enhanced to provice a much richer and deeper sound to your music. - To use this facili[...]
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System Setup Procedure A. Shelf Use Setup (For Table / Desktop Use) - The main unit can be placed on a flat surface either with or without the supplied pedestal. See below. - Place the main unit on a flat stable surface as shown. There are rubber legs on the bottom of the unit which will help stabilize it and protect the table from scratches. - Avo[...]
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B. Wall Mount Setup - The main unit and speakers can be mounted onto a wall surface with the use of the supplied wall bracket and screws. - You can use the supplied paper templates to mark the screw hole positions on the wall first, and then drill holes and carefully screw the wall bracket to the wall in the exact desired position. S TEP: 1 F IX TH[...]
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Auvi Electronics N.A. & Auvi Elec tronics L.A. Retail Divisions of Auvi T echnologies 5988 Mid R ivers Mall Drive St. Charles, MO 63304 www .auviworld.c om VISION BEYOND SOUND VISION BEYOND SOUND ® ® ® F or customer service inquiries in the U.S. and Canada, please email custser vice@auviusa.com. F or customer service inquiries in Latin and S[...]