Playing Music In Mp3 Format; Auxiliary Jack - THOMSON RK101CD Mode D'emploi

REWIND" buttons to select the desired track, then press the "SCAN/MODE" button again.
The display will then show "P02".
3. Use the "NEXT TRACK/FAST FORWARD" and "PREVIOUS TRACK/REWIND" buttons
to select the next track, then press the "SCAN/MODE" button again. Repeat the procedure
until you have selected all the desired tracks.
NOTE: Once the maximum number of tracks that can be programmed has been reached,
"FUL" will flash on the display.
4. Press the "CLOCK/PLAY/PAUSE" button. Playback starts. The "PROG" notification will
also appear on the screen.
5. Press the button once to pause playback but keep the programming.
6. To resume playback of the programme, press "CLOCK/PLAY/PAUSE".
7. To delete the programme, press the "PROGRAM/FOLDER/STOP" button twice. The
"PROG" notification will disappear from the display.

Playing music in MP3 format

With this device, it is possible to play MP3 tracks. The device also supports all standard CD
types: CD, CD-RW, CD-R.
This device is capable of playing MP3 CDs. Up to 99 tracks can be compressed and stored on
this type of CD. Your device automatically detects MP3 CDs (the total number of MP3 tracks
and titles will appear on the display).
If you wish to play one of these CDs, proceed as described in "Playing CD/MP3s". To
programme the tracks to be played, follow the procedure in the "Programming tracks" section.

Auxiliary jack

With this jack, you can also listen to what is being played on other devices such as MP3
players, CD players, etc. through speakers.
1. Please connect the peripheral device with a 3.5 mm stereo jack to the auxiliary jack
(AUX-IN).
2. Select AUX-IN mode using the "FUNCTION" button until "AU" appears on the display.
3. You will hear what is being played from the peripheral device through the speakers. You
can adjust the volume with the "VOLUME+" and "VOLUME-" buttons. The buttons for the
CD function are not functional.
4. For the rest of the procedure, please refer to the operating instructions of the peripheral
source.
NOTE: Adjust the volume of the peripheral device to an appropriate level.
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