User manual BOSS MR-1500

[. . . ] PWB t l button for several hs seconds, c u m t station is stored into the n u m b t3utton. SCAN Press SCAN button (13) to scan through stmng stations in the current STATION SELECTION Press button <c (16) o >> button (17) r shortly to activate automatic seek function. Press far more than 3 s@mds "MAN" w e d an the untll display, the manual tunirq mode I s selected. If both buttons haw not p r d for several semnds, they will return to seek tunlng m d e and *AUTOn appeared on the display. AUTOMAIWLLY MEMORY STORlNG a PROGRAM SCAMNINQ AutMnatlc Mmory Storing p (ELAPSE) button I21 for more than 2 m d s , the radlo band. [. . . ] 19-28) can activate DIRECT TRACK ACCESS accarrling to your need. For example, press bidton (19), and "MI" wlll be flashing on the display. Then pees httm0, wlll appear and *W track12willbedect~dtoplq. Ifyou don7 press any buttan when "MIm is Rashfng. After m l seconds, "MI" doesn't flash and track 1 is selected to play. If you d e c t a track number doesn't hbng to the w m disc, *NO TR" will appear on the display. How to program CD tracks 1 PressMEMbutton(2O)forsewd to enter Program mode, then *PGMnstars flashing and 'P01" icon appear on the display. 2 Press<cbuttm(16)or>>buttMl (17 to choose track number. For ) example, select track 6, then press MEM button (20)shortly to memorize it and "P-(1ZU appear on the d q h y . Thus, you mn also pms r>/<c buttons (17) and (16)tochmz. e tracknwnber10 and pmes MEM button shortly, then 'P-OO" willappear. R e p a t these PAUSE PiAwmjl Press H I/ MUTE button (3) to pause I CD player. Ress it a g h to resume play. w a n d you can p m a m CD REPEAT THE SAME TRACK P m RPT button (22)fw SWWA secondsto mntlnuousty repal the mlrack PPessltforser#al -mto-m. tracks to your need. press WM button (21) for sewat seconds to play CD in programmed order. N o k W g Program fun& n can only PLAYALA~INRANWM P m RDM button for saved ~. tophyalltwhonthe 15 select up to 32 traoksto play in any order. When you have selected 32 track5 to be programmed. "FULL" will appear on t display. [. . . ] At shift mode, you can also press number button (0-9) 4) 6. 6. H you s e k 3# disc (presbutton @I), and there B not a dbc in the a# slot, "NO CD" will appear- GENERAL Power Supply Rqulrements GhassisWmensim Weight : DC 12 Volts, Negative Ground : 178(W)x178@)x50(H) : 7*~7. 7"x1. 9~ : 2Kg : 4. 4 1 b : f 10dB : f 10dB : 50 Watts X 4 Channels : 15 Am* (max. ) ToneControls - Bass (at t OO k) - Trebk(atl0Ktlz) Current Consumption Maximum Power Output Sinai to Noise Ratio Channel !hpamhn frequency Response CD PLAYER : Mwethan55dB : Morethm50dB : MHz-18KHz F q u e n c y Coverage I F sensitivity (SM = 30 dB) stereo S p r a t l ~ n Fu : 87. 5 to 107. 9 MHz : 10. 7 MHz : 3pV :> m a Frequency Coversge IF Sensitivity (SN= 20 dB) AM : 530to1720~ : 450KI-k : 32 dBu Before going through the check list, check wiring connection. If any of the problems persist after check list has been made, consult your nearest service dealer. sVmPbm No power. on. Cause The ignition switch is not Solution ' If the power supply is properly connected to the accessmy circuits, but the engine is not moving, switch the ignition key to "ACC". The fuse is blown. Replace the fuse. Remove the disc in the player, then put a new one. Disc cannot be loaded or ejected. Presence of CD dlsc inside the player. p p Inserting the disc in reverse Insert the compact disc with the label facing upward. [. . . ]