Operational instructions – Iluv IMM9400 User Manual
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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
CD and MP3 CD Operation - continued
OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
CD and MP3 CD Operation - continued
Playing the entire CD
Press to play all CDs.
Once the playback of one CD has finished, the next inserted CD begins, and so on.
Note: If the CD player is in the stop position, you can start the currently indicated CD by pressing .
If you select a different CD by pressing CD SELECTION 1 - 4 . Playback will start automatically.
For MP3 CD, change folder (album) by pressing or .
Pause / Stop
To pause playback, press . The display indicates:
1. Press again to restart play.
2. To end the playback, press FM MODE/ .
Random play
1. Press before or during CD play. The tracks in the CD
will be played in random sequence.
2. To cancel random play, press FM MODE/ , or press again.
“ ” will disappear from the display.
Repeat play
1. Press once and the track being played will replay continuously. “ 1” will appear on the display.
2. Press twice to play the current CD continuously. “ ALL” will display.
3. Press three times to have the all CDs played continuously.
Track selection
Press or to select the desired tracks.
Search operation
While the CD is in play mode you can scan tracks by holding down or . The CD will continue to play
until you find the track you want. When you release the button the unit will resume normal play mode.
Track intro-scan
1. Press INTRO while in stop mode to play the first 10 seconds of each track on all inserted CDs.
2. Press INTRO again and the selected track will play.
Mute function
If MUTE is pressed, the audio output will be muted, and the “MUTE” indicator will be displayed.
To cancel “MUTE” press MUTE once more or press VOLUME +/-.
Program memory for Audio CDs
The built-in program memory lets you play up to 40 tracks in the order of your choice. A track can be
stored more than once within the program.
1. Load the CDs.
2. Press TIMER/MEMORY in the stop mode to switch to programming mode. “MEMORY” will blink
on the display.