SOUNDMASTER NR546 Guide D'utilisation page 18

Playback of MP3 song via USB storage media
Connecting
The system is able to decode and playback all MP3 file which stored in the memory media with USB connecting port.
1. Set the system at standby mode first or other function except USB mode.
2. Open plug-in the USB pen-drive with the face up & make sure it going into completely.
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Connecting the USB upside down or backwards could damage the audio system. Check to be sure the direction is
correct before connection.
Set Function button (5) to "
3.
4. The system will start reading the storage media automatically after connecting, and LCD display (6) will show the total
number of folder and MP3 files being detected and start to playback automatically.
5. Repeat the same playback procedure as playing CD/MP3 disc as above.
Remark
- The system can detect and read the file under MP3 format only at USB mode but no other music file format.
- If connect the system to MP3 player via the USB socket, due to variances in MP3 encoding format, some MP3
player may not be able to play via the USB socket. This is not a malfunction of the system.
- USB port does not support connection with USB extension cable and is not designed for communication with
computer directly.
Removing of USB
To remove the USB storage media, change the function mode to CD, Aux or Tuner first. Then unplug it by pulling out the USB
socket directly.
Encoding of CD file into MP3 file
The system is able to encode normal CD/Tuner/Aux or cassette tape file to MP3 format and recording at memory media with
USB connecting port.
The system will create a music folder name – "RIP" for CD-DA encode, "REC" for Tuner, Aux, Cassette encode and "FROMCD"
for CD-MP3 disc copy and encode bitrate default at 128kbps.
A) CD encoding
I) Encoding 1 track/1 disc at 1x speed
1. Perform normal playback of the CD track you want to encode & record.
Press " " button (10) during the playback of the desire track and the display will show "REC" and "USB" flashing.
2.
Press " " button (10) again the display will show "REC" and "ONE" flashing.
3.
Press " " button (10) again, the system will flashing with "REC USB" icon. Encoding is performing now.
4.
5. After completing of recording, unit will stop playback automatically.
Press "stop " button (11) to interrupt the recording mode anytime.
6.
For encode whole CD track, pls stay CD in stop mode then press "
7.
"REC USB", then system will start to playback CD and encoding whole disc.
Remark:
- The recording speed is 1:1 and according to the actual plying time of the cd track
The recording format is preset at – mp3 bit rate:
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Press "stop " button (13) to interrupt the recording mode at any time.
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B) Copying of MP3 file
If putting a MP3 disc instead of a CD-disc, the system will copy the files to the USB if press the "
operation procedures is same as CD encoding as stipulate on above, and the system will switch to copying mode only if MP3 file
being read.
C) DAB encoding
1. Operate tuner mode refer above listening to radio section to receive the station you would like to encode.
Press the " " button twice (10) until the unit will display flashing with "REC USB" icon. Encoding is now performing.
2.
After finish of recoding, press "stop
3.
D) Cassette/Aux /Phono/BT encoding
1) Plug in the usb pen drive for recording (make sure it has enough empty space).
Set the unit to your desired encoding mode by function button (5) such as "tape" mode or Aux etc. and then start to
2)
playback the track would like to encode, then press the "
The LCD display (6) will flash with "REC USB" icon. Now the system is starting the encoding mode.
3)
4) Start playback of cassette tape or your external Aux device which the track you prepare to encoding to MP3 format.
After finish of recoding, press "stop
5)
6
" USB mode.
128 kbps, sampling rate: 44.1khz
" button (13) until the symbol "REC USB" disappear.
" button (13) until the symbol "USB" & "REC USB" disappear.
NR546 / English Instruction Manual
" button (10) three times until the display flashes
" button (10) twice.
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