Remote Control Functions - Somogyi Elektronic VOXBOX VB 2200 Bedienungsanleitung

STEREO/MONO SWITCH
When listening to remote stations, hiss and noise may occur. In this case, please brie y press the MONO/LOUD button for better sound quality. The text MONO is shown on the
display.
• The switch affects all FM stations.
• If the stereo indicator does not illuminate when a stereo signal is received and the MONO function is turned off, the reception is probably weak.
PLAYBACK (FROM USB/SD/SDHC/MMC STORAGE DEVICES)
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If you wish to listen to MP3 tracks from a USB/SD/SDHC/MMC storage device and the FM receiver is currently active, you simply need to connect the USB stick or insert the memory
card. The player detects this and starts playback automatically. The display then shows the track's number and the elapsed time.
• Do not connect two external memory devices at the same time as this may cause malfunction!
• Recommended memory device  le system: FAT32. Do not use NTFS formatted memory devices!
• If the player emits no sound or does not recognize the USB/SD/SDHC/MMC memory, remove the storage device and connect it again. If this does not work either, press the MODE
button to select the signal source.
• Only disconnect the external unit after you have switched to a different signal source by pressing MODE, or if you have turned off the player. Otherwise the data on the device may
be damaged.
• Never disconnect an external unit while playback is in progress.
• When you connect a storage device, playback starts with the  rst track. If you previously listened to the same device and have not removed it, playback will start at the last played
track, even if you have turned off the player in the meantime.
• To disconnect a USB plug, simply remove it from the socket; to remove an SD/SDHC/MMC card, press  rst, then pull out. When inserting a memory card, you need to press it in
 rmly. When properly inserted, the memory card will slightly project from the unit.
• The SD/SDHC/MMC card's cut-off corner should be forward and face down, so that the contacts face toward the left.
• You can only plug in a USB stick in one way. If it is stuck, turn it upside down and try again; do not force it into the slot.
• Make sure that the storage device sticking out of the player does not prevent you from driving safely; do not hit the memory stick or break it off. The use of SD cards is preferred
as they are safer to use.
• It is very important to keep the USB/SD/SDHC/MMC connectors clean both in the player and on the storage device. The connectors must be clean of hair, dirt, dust etc.
• If you leave the storage device in your car when the temperature is extremely high or low, the device may be damaged.
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Press the buttons repeatedly to move to the previous or next track.
When kept pressed for a long time, it fast forwards or reverses the current track, with speakers muted. A continuous press will skip to the next track.
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Repeated pressing toggles between playback and pause. An icon on the left side of the display shows the current playback mode.
2/REP
Repeated pressing during playback will cycle among the INT / RPT / RDM functions. The current mode is shown on the display.
INT: Song intro function; plays 10 seconds from the beginning of all available MP3 tracks.
RPT: The unit repeats playback of the current track in nitely.
RDM: Plays all songs, but in random sequence. Thus, a track collection you are accustomed to can be made interesting again.
The track selection buttons can be used to skip to the next or previous track in all three operation modes.
3/-10
Short press the button to skip ten songs back among the tracks. When the beginning of the playlist is reached – i.e. less than ten songs left to skip – it will skip to the  rst track.
4/+10
Short press the button to skip ten songs forward among the tracks. When the end of the playlist is reached – i.e. less than ten songs left to skip – it will skip to the last track.
AUX STEREO INPUT
You can connect any device with a headphone output to the front panel through a 3.5 mm stereo jack.
You can listen to these portable devices in good quality through your car radio's speakers if you select the AUX mode by pressing the MODE button.
You can connect music players, multimedia players, CD/DVD players, navigation devices, cell phones, Dictaphones etc.
• In order to connect products that do not have a 3.5 mm earphone output (e.g., cell phones) you may need to purchase an external adapter.
• For further information, refer to the instructions of the device you wish to connect.
SETTING THE CURRENT TIME
When the player is turned off, press the 5/CLK button to start setting the current time.
The hour will start the  ash, and you can change the value with the
5/CLK a third time leaves this menu. The current time is shown on the display when the player is turned off.
• The clock works in 24-hour cycles.
• If you do not press any button for 3 seconds, the display reverts to the original mode showing the current time.
CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL AMPLIFIER
The preamp output at the back of the head unit allows you to connect an external ampli er or active sub box with a low input level to the player.
This way you can achieve even better volume and sound quality.
White RCA socket: left channel output; Red RCA socket: right channel output.

REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS

In order to use the remote control please remove the insulating  lm extending from the battery compartment. If operation becomes unstable or the range decreases, please replace
the battery with a new one: CR 2025; 3V button cell.
• When using the remote control, aim it toward the IR receiver (Fig. 1/4) from a maximum distance of 2 or 3 meters.
• In order to replace the batteries, turn the remote control on its back then slide the latch on the bottom to the right. Then pull out the battery tray along with the battery. Make sure the
positive terminal of the inserted battery faces upward. Follow the directions on the bottom of the remote control.
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buttons. If you press 5/CLK again you can set the value for minutes in a similar way; pressing
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