Setting date and time | Onkyo MB-S1 guide

Setting date and time

CLOCK button

MULTI JOG dial

YES button

STANDBY/ON								PLAY MODE	EDIT/CLEAR
ON								MULTI JOG	STOP	PLAY/	PAUSE
								YES	NO
STANDBY								MENU/EXIT	PLAY LIST
								PUSH TO ENTER
USB	DISPLAY	TEXT	CD DUBBING	FAVORITE IT	HDD REC	REC MODE	EXTERNAL INPUT	OPERATION
								C D	HDD
									HARD DISK MUSIC LIBRARY MB-S1

DISPLAY button

MENU button

/

buttons

Setting date and time

1. Call the menu mode.

MENU/EXIT Pressing the MENU/EXIT button displays the menu items in the display area.

Set the month, day, hour and minute using the same procedure above.

The day of the week will be automatically set.

You can highlight any item (year, month, day, hour, and minute) to set them using the

/ buttons.

2. Select the clock setting menu.

MULTI JOG	Rotate the MULTI JOG dial to select the clock
	setting menu (“Clock Setting?”).

The menu items are displayed in the following order: Clock Setting?, Timer Setting?, REC LEVEL?.

PUSH TO ENTER

MULTI JOG

Press the MULTI JOG dial.

PUSH TO ENTER

3. Set the date and time.

MULTI JOG

Rotate the MULTI JOG dial to select the year.

PUSH TO ENTER

MULTI JOG

	Press the MULTI JOG dial to enter the year.
PUSH TO ENTER	The highlight moves to the month.
PUSH TO ENTER

3. Confirm the setting.

PLAY MODE	Press the YES button to confirm the setting. The
	second is displayed and the clock starts.
YES

4. Restore the normal indication.

Press the MENU/EXIT button or STOP button.

Displaying the date and time (Remote controller only).

Press the CLOCK button on the remote controller. With each press of the CLOCK button, the displayed information changes as follows.

Remote

controller

Press the STOP button to restore the normal indication.

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Onkyo MB-S1 instruction manual Setting date and time

Contents

MB-S1 Avis Important Safeguards Precautions For British model PrecautionsFor Canadian model Modele pour les Canadien Contents ID3 tag Main FeaturesMP3 Bitrate Using the remote controller Supplied accessoriesBefore using this unit Installing the remote controller batteries Front panel Parts names and functions Front panel display Parts names and functions Remote controller Rear panel Connecting the MB-S1 Connecting the power cord Connecting the MB-S1Connecting to an amplifier Connecting an external CD or DVD player Handling discs CleaningCondensation Scms Guide to the serial copy management system Rules for recording digital inputSdmi Secure Digital Music Initiative WM Managing the music information on the MB-S1 Understanding the basic operations before using the MB-S1Understanding playing features for CD player section Understanding playing features for the internal HDD section Understanding the play list Understanding the basic operations before using the MB-S1 Switching the CD player and HDD Turning on the powerOpening the CD tray Setting date and time Start playing Listening to an audio CD or CD-ROMSet a disc Activate the CD player section Listening to an audio CD or CD-ROM Using the remote controller Activate the CD player Select a target group for recording Select a recording modeRecording Set the CD on the CD tray Recording Select an input source Select a recording mode see the onRecording audio signals from external devices REC Mode button Confirm the level setting Select the menu for adjusting recording levelSelect the adjusting level range Adjust the recording level Activate the HDD section Listening to tracks recorded on the HDDStart playback Playing time for the first track in the current group Listening to tracks recorded on the HDDStops playback Plays tracks repeatedly. see During stopped During paused or playing Naming tracks recorded on the HDD Moving to a digit Naming tracks recorded on the HDDSelecting a letter you want to enter Deleting a letter Erasing tracks recorded on the HDD Erasing an entire group Select the group erase modeErasing tracks recorded on the HDD Select a group you want to record Select a play list Select a position where you want to add a trackActivate the play list creation mode Confirm your selection Creating a play list Understanding the indication on play lists When creating a play listWhen adding tracks to a play list Creating a play list Play List button Buttons Operation button Listening to tracks using a play listActivate the play list mode Listening to tracks using a play list Playing tracks in a play list repeatedly Listening to tracks using a play listActivate the play list mode Playing tracks in a play list in random order Confirm the entry Editing the play listsActivate the character-editing menu Enter the play list name Editing the play lists EDIT/CLEAR/NO button Activate the play-list deleting modeSelect a play list you want to delete Deleting a play list Confirm the selection Using various playback featuresActivate the play mode Select a play mode Marking a track as you favorite Favorite IT function Using various playback featuresActivate the favorite mode Mark a track as your favorite About combination of play modes When you select a play list and enable the favorite modeWhen you use the random and repeat playback feature Mark a track as your Favorite Activate the favorite mode Select a timer setting number Using timer functionsSet the timer function Call the menu mode Select the timer setting menu Set the day of the week Using timer functionsSet the start time and end time for the timer setting Confirm the start time and the end time Specifications Carry Tunes Overview of the supplied Carry Tunes software System Requirements Turn on the PC Setting the PCConnect the MB-S1 to the PC using a USB cable Installing the device driver Confirming the installation of the device driver Setting the PCWhen using Windows 98SE/Me Click Next Installing the Carry TunesClick Install Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD- ROM drive on the PC Click Finish Installing the Carry Tunes Main operations Playing MP3 files using Carry TunesStart Carry Tunes Registering MP3 files with Carry Tunes Transferring MP3 files to the MB-S1 故障？と思ったら故障？と思ったらエラーメッセージ一覧 Page Onkyo Europe Electronics GmbH Onkyo U.S.A. CorporationPage Page