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Cd player – GME GR968 User Manual

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Manual Tuning

To tune the radio manually, press and hold the

or

button until ‘Manual’ is displayed. Use the

button to

step downward in frequency and

to step upward in

frequency. If the

and

tune buttons have not been

pressed for several seconds it will return to automatic
tuning mode.

Automatic Tuning (SEEK)

To automatically locate (SEEK) a station, press the

or

buttons. Press the

button to seek downwards in

frequency and

to seek upwards in frequency. The radio

will stop seeking when a strong, clear station is found.

Programming the Pre-set Station Memories

Manual Programming

To manually program a station memory:

1. Select the required band (F1, F2, F3 or AM).

2. Press the

or

buttons to select the

required station.

3. Now press and hold one of the six pre-set station

memory buttons for 2 seconds. That pre-set memory
number will appear in the display indicating that the
memory is now programmed.

e.g. if memory button 4 was pressed, ‘4’ will appear in the
display. If the selected memory button already contains a
station, the new station will replace it.

Repeat the above steps to program other pre-set
station memories.

Automatic Programming

1. Select the required band (F1, F2, F3 or AM).

2. Press and hold the AMS button for more than 2 seconds.

The radio will begin searching the selected band for
radio stations. As each station is located, it is stored
into the next available pre-set station memory. The new
stations will replace any stations previously stored in that
band. Once all the memories in that band have been
programmed, the automatic memory will then begin
scanning through the pre-set memories.

Scanning Pre-Set Station Memories

To scan through the pre-set station memories, briefly press
the AMS button. The radio will step through the pre-set
station memories in the selected band, pausing for about
6 seconds on each station. If you hear a station you like,
briefly press the AMS button again (or the corresponding
station memory button). The pre-set memory scan will be
cancelled and the radio will remain on that station.

Selecting Pre-Set Station Memories

To manually select a pre-set station memory, briefly press
the desired station memory button 1 – 6. The radio will
jump straight to that station and the memory number will
appear on the display.

CD PLAYER

General CD functions

Caution: Do not insert anything other than CD’s containing
standard audio or MP3 files into the disc slot. The CD
mechanism contains precision laser equipment, which could
be damaged by inserting foreign objects.

Important: Because of the wide dynamic range offered
by CD systems, the difference in volume level between
very soft sounds and very loud sounds can be quite high.
For this reason we recommend that you avoid turning the
volume level up too high when listening to very soft music
or tracks with no audio level, otherwise a sudden change to
very loud music could damage your speakers.

Inserting the CD

Remove the CD from its case and insert it label side up into
the CD slot. The mechanism will automatically draw the CD
into the player and track 1 will begin playing.

A disc symbol is displayed on the left of the LCD whenever
there is a CD in the player. The symbol will simulate
rotation whenever the CD is playing.

The GR968 will not allow you to insert a second CD while
there is already one in the player. If you find you are unable
to insert a CD, check to see if the disc symbol is displayed.
If so, you will need to eject the current CD first.

When playing a CD, the Volume, Bass, Treble, Balance and
Fader controls are adjusted in the usual way.

Fast Forward/Reverse

To advance through the present track at high speed, press
and hold the

button. The elapsed playing time will be

displayed and will advance rapidly. Release the button to
continue playing at the normal speed.

To reverse through the present track at high speed, press
and hold the

button. The elapsed time on the display

Disc Symbol

Track Number

Track Time