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Set the Function switch to the CD/MP3/USB position to listen to MP3/WMA-CDs, regular
audio CDs, or MP3/WMA les from a USB device.
The player will enter MP3/CD mode by default. Press and hold to switch to USB mode; press
and hold again to return to MP3/CD mode.
MP3-CD and CD Operation
What is an MP3-CD?
MP3-CDs are CDs that contain MP3 music les. Approximately 200 les can t on one 700MB
CD — in comparison, a regular audio CD can t approximately 20 tracks. Each MP3 le on the
MP3-CD is recognized by the player as an audio track. The “Folder Up” and “Folder Down” make
it easier to nd and play a MP3-CD track.
This player can also play WMA music les. WMA les may be played in the same manner as MP3
les, however, some WMA les may contain restrictions (DRM). This player will not play DRM-
protected WMA les.
If you own a computer equipped with a CD-R/RW burner and the appropriate mastering software, you
may create your own MP3/WMA-CDs (see your burner or computer’s documentation for more infor-
mation). When creating an MP3/WMA-CD, it is advisable to organize your music les in folders. The
player will recognize these folders as “Albums”.
Loading a CD
Press the OPEN/CLOSE CD Door button to
open the CD door.
Place the CD in the compartment with the label
side facing up.
Close the CD door. Once the door is closed,
the CD will spin briey and the total number
of tracks on the CD will be shown on the LCD
Display.
Playing a CD
With a CD loaded, press to start playback.
The LCD Display will show the track number being
played.
To pause playback, press . To resume
playback, press again.
To select the next track, press . To fast
forward through the current track, press and
hold .
To select the previous track, press . To
reverse through a track, press and hold .
To stop playback, press .
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Do not force the CD door open
or closed at any time.
Keep the CD door closed when
the unit is not in use to prevent
dirt and dust from entering the
CD compartment.
Do not put anything other than
a CD in the CD compartment as
other objects may damage the
play mechanism.
Never insert more than one CD
at a time.
If a CD is deeply scratched or
too dirty, it may not play (see the
Care & Maintenance section for
more information).
Never remove a CD from the com-
partment while it is still spinning.
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Notes
MP3/CD/USB OPERATION