Aux Input; Troubleshooting; Technical Specifications - ECG XMS 333 U Mode D'emploi

AUX input

You can connect to the device an external audio output device such as an MP3 player, and listen to the sound
through the speakers of this device.
• To connect an external device to the AUX connector of this device, use a standard audio cable with 3.5mm
connectors (not supplied).
Turn on the device and press FUNCTION to select AUX ("LINE") mode.
•
• Turn on the external device (e. g. MP3 player).
• Start playback on the external player and set the required volume level on the main unit.
• When you nish playback from an external device, do not forget to turn o the device.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Before bringing the device to the repair centre, please check the following table.
Symptom
No power
Sound
No sound.
Cannot play disk
After connecting
a USB device,
the device stops
working
The buttons on the
device do not work
The remote
controller does not
work

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Tuner
CD
INPUTS
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Cause
• The power supply is not properly connected to
the socket.
• The volume is set to minimum.
• The sound is muted.
• The disk is inserted improperly.
• The disk is not compatible with this device.
• The disk is dirty.
• The connected USB device most likely is not
a certi ed type.
• The device is experiencing interference caused
by static electricity etc.
• The batteries are empty.
• The remote controller is not directed at the
remote controller sensor.
• The remote controller is outside of its operating
range.
FM band range
Number of FM station pre-sets
Frequency characteristic
S/N ratio ( lter A)
Dynamic range
Distortion and noise
Fluctuation
Supported CD les
USB
Supported USB les
Maximum size of USB device
AUX-IN
Correction
• Check the proper connection of the power supply.
• Increase the volume.
• Press PLAY/PAUSE.
• Make sure the disk is inserted with the label facing
upward.
• Clean the disk
• The device does not play uncerti ed USB devices.
In case the player stops working, turn it o , unplug
the power cord from the socket and remove the USB
device. Plug the power cord back in. The device should
work normally.
• Turn the device o and unplug from the socket. Plug
the power cord back in and turn on the device.
• Replace the batteries with a new set.
• Make sure the remote controller is directed at the
remote controller sensor.
• Make sure the remote controller is close enough to
the device.
88 ~ 108 MHz
20
10 Hz ~ 20 kHz
60 dB
85 dB
15 % (Max. power)
Jitter under 30 ns
CD / CD-R / CD-RW / MP3 CD
USB 2.0 or USB1.1, 500 mA
FAT12, FAT16, FAT32
64 GB
3.5 mm jack
GB
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