Using The Amplifier; Basic Operations; Playing Music From A Usb Storage Device - Renkforce T21 Mode D'emploi

12. Using the amplifier

a) Basic operations
• Press the POWER button (1) to switch the amplifier on or off.
• To increase the volume, turn the volume control wheel (8) clockwise or press the + button (16) on the remote
control.
• To decrease the volume, turn the volume control wheel (8) anticlockwise or press the - button (15) on the remote
control.
• To select the audio source, press the volume control wheel (8) or the MODE button (14) on the remote control. The
selected audio source will be shown on the input indicator (4).
When using the remote control, point the front of the remote control at the IR receiver (9) on the amplifier.
b) Playing music from a USB storage device
The amplifier features a USB interface (3) that can play audio files on USB storage devices (see "Technical data" for
details on supported file formats).
Do not connect battery-operated MP3 players to the USB interface (3). The power provided by the USB
interface (3) may charge the batteries and cause them to overheat or even explode.
The USB interface supports USB storage devices with a capacity of up to 32 GB.
The USB interface (3) only supports USB storage devices. Most MP3 players with a USB connection
automatically switch to PC mode when they are connected to the amplifier. Music playback is not possible
in this mode.
Some USB storage devices may not be recognized by the amplifier.
If your USB storage device is not recognized, try reconnecting it to the amplifier.
• Insert your USB storage device into the USB interface (3).
• The amplifier will automatically switch to USB input and start playback.
• Press the button (6) on the amplifier or remote control to start or stop playback.
• Press the button (5) on the amplifier or remote control to skip to the previous song.
• Hold down the
• Press the button (7) on the amplifier or remote control to skip to the next song.
• Hold down the
button (5) on the remote control to rewind the current song.
button (7) on the remote control to fast-forward the current song.
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