Shuman MC-267 Mode D'emploi page 5

device (RCD) in the power circuit, with residual current rating not more than 30 mA. Contact
professional electrician in this matter.
15. Avoid getting the radio wet.
16. The radio may only be wiped with a dry cloth. Do not use water or cleaning fluids.
17. Special discs for cleaning the CD player should be used regularly.
18. The radio should be kept in a dry room.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE
1. FM Dial Lens
2. FM frequency scale (VHF)
3. Volume control knob
4. CD player cover support
5. CD player cover
6. CD plate
7. CD/MP3 player function keys
8. Speakers
9. USB port
10. Headphone jack
11. Function keys:
Bluetooth
FM (radio, VHF band),
CD/USB (CD and MP3 player)
USING THE REMOTE
When pressing the control function keys, the remote should be pointed towards the remote control
sensor (13). Description of the remote control function keys is provided in the device description.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO
Before first use, unpack everything and remove all protective materials. Unwind the FM antenna cable and
power cable. Do not cover the ventilation holes, make sure that there is a space of a few centimeters around
the radio, which is required for proper ventilation. To turn the radio on, press the ON switch on the left side of
the radio case (26). FM (VHF) band button to set the frequency range the function keys (11).
While turning the frequency control knob (14), find the desired station. You can set the volume by turning the
volume control knob (3). If the reception signal is too weak, try to move the antenna. You can also move the
radio to a different location or turm it in the other direction to catch the strongest signal.
PLAYBACK OF AUDIO CDs OR MP3 CDs
Important: The CD player can play audio CDs, CD-R and CD-RW discs. It may not be possible to read some discs due
to mechanical failure, the quality of the media or the software used to burn the disc. There is no 100% guarantee that all
CDs or MP3 disc will be read. The device may not be compatible with all the files because of the differences in the coding.
1.Turn on the device by pressing the button (26). Press the CD/USB function key (11). The CD play mode will start.
2.Lift the cover (5) until it locks on the CD player cover support (4).
3.Using the lever (23), lift the CD safety lock. Put the CD on the spindle with the label up. Push the lock down.
To close the cover (5), gently pull the player cover support towards you (4) and gently lover the cover (5).
4.The track number display (16) will flash for a few seconds and then it will display the number of
tracks on the disc or folder (for Mp3 discs).
5.The player will automatically start with the first track. The disc will play until the end of the last track
REPEAT DISC/TRACK OPTION
Set the number of the track pressing the DN/F.B (34) and the UP/F.F buttons (33). Press once the
REPEAT/ALL button (17). To play all tracks from MP3 disc or folder – press the REPEAT/ALL button (17) twice.
PROGRAMMING PLAYBACK SEQUENCE
1.Press the PROGRAM button (18). Select the track that you want to add to the playlist pressing the
DN/F.B (34) and UP/F.F (33) buttons. Press the PROGRAM button again. The track is added to the
memory. Select the next track. The memory function can program 20 audio tracks and 99 MP3 tracks
in sequence.
2.To play the programmed playlist, press the Play/Pause button. You can use the play repeat mode
(read: disc/track repeat option). To exit the programmed playlist play mode, press the LW or FM
function keys (11) or lift the disc safety lock lever (23).
12. FM.ST indicator
(radio reception in stereo)
13. Remote control sensor
14. Frequency control knob
15. PROGRAM
16. DISPLAY
17. repeat button for song/all songs
18. PROGRAM button
19. RECORD button
20. FORWARD button
21. PLAY/PAUSE button
22. STOP button
23. ON/OFF switch for record
Radio only (If applicable)
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24. Power cable
25. FM antenna
26. ON/OFF switch
27. REPEAT
28. down/previous track
29. STOP
30. 10 tracks back
31. play in random order
32. RECORD
33. play/pause
34. up/skip track
35. skip 10 tracks
36. DELETE
37. edit playlist