O P E R A T I O N G U I D E

CD/MP3 DIRECTIONS

LOADING A CD or MP3 DISC

1.To open the unit slide the lid lock botton, on the front of the unit, to the right.

2.Press Open button to lift up disc cover.

3.Hold the disc by its edges and carefully place it into CD/MP3 compartment with label-side face upward, pressing it onto the spindle.

4.Close the disc cover by pressing the Close position on disc cover.

TO START PLAY OF A CD or MP3 DISC

Press button. The unit will start to read information from the loaded disc. The LCD display shows “rEAd”.

If a CD is loaded, it starts to play a few seconds later. The LCD shows the total number of tracks and total playing time briefly before showing the no. 1 track and its elapsed time. The CD indicator and anti-shock indicator are shown on the LCD display also.

If a MP3 disc is loaded, it will take a few more seconds to read disc infor- mation. When reading is over, the LCD shows total number of directory and tracks briefly. Then it starts to play the first track of the first directory. The LCD display shows “MP3” and the anti-shock indicator as well as elapsed time.

Note: Whenever one of the control buttons is pressed, the LCD backlight illuminates for about 4 seconds.

ABOUT ANTI-SHOCK SYSTEM

The player contains special circuits to save music in memory and then play from memory. As for CD, the anti-shock is 40 seconds. For MP3, it is 120 seconds.

The anti-shock system will turn on automatically once the CD/MP3 player is

turned on by pressing button. The anti-shock icon “ ” is shown on the LCD.

If you are listening to a CD, you may press SAS/+10/St/Mono button to turn the anti-shock system off. But for MP3, anti-shock cannot be turned off. As the player continuously saves the next 120 seconds of music in memory, the MP3 disc will not rotate when it is playing by memory. Only when it is reading music from the MP3 disc, the disc rotates.

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Eton ego4000 CD/MP3 Directions, Loading a CD or MP3 Disc, To Start Play of a CD or MP3 Disc, About ANTI-SHOCK System