Programmed Play; Playing Back Music In Mp3 Format; Alarm Function - AEG MC 4464 Mode D'emploi

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During playback of MP3 music:
Press once = the current track is repeated continu-
ously. The notification " " will appear
in the display.
Press twice = the selected folder is repeated con-
tinuously ( FOLDER appears in the
display).
Press three times = all music titles are repeated continuous-
ly. The notification " ALL" will appear
in the display.
Press four times = The notification "RAND" will appear
in the display. All the titles will be
played back successively in a random
sequence.
Press five times = all the functions are deactivated. Play-
back is continued normally.
M+/M- (12)
• During the music playback, press one of the buttons to
skip 10 titles forward or back (if more than 10 titles are on
the storage medium).
• In radio mode for connecting to the preset radio stations.

Programmed Play

This can be used to program any desired sequence of tracks.
1. Press the button (4).
2. Press the PROG/TIME SET button (13). "P01" (Storage
space) and the notification "PROGRAM" will appear
in the display. Use the / buttons (3/14) to select the
desired track and then press the PROG/TIME SET button
again. The display changes to memory slot P02.
3. Select the next track with the / buttons and press the
PROG/TIME SET button again. Repeat the procedure
until all the desired tracks are selected.
4. Press the button (5). The playback starts. The notifica-
tion "PROGRAM" will appear additionally in the display.
The device stops automatically after all programmed titles
have been played. The notification PROGRAM will switch
off and the programmed sequence will be deleted from the
memory.
Deleting the programming
Press the button. The programmed sequence will be
deleted from the memory.

Playing back Music in MP3 Format

With this device it is possible to play back pieces of music in
MP3 format. The device also supports all standard CD types:
CD, CD-RW, CD-R.
This machine of is able to play MP3 CDs. Up to 200 tracks
can be compressed and stored on these CDs. Your machine
detects an MP3 CD automatically (the total number of tracks
and MP3s appears in the display). If you would like to play
one of these CDs, proceed as described under "Playing
CDs/MP3". Tracks can be programmed as described under
"Playing Back Programmed Tracks".
Please note:
There are a number of different recording and compression
methods, as well as quality differences between CDs and self-
recorded CDs.
Furthermore, the music industry does not adhere to fixed
standards (copy protection).
For these reasons it is possible that in rare cases there are
problems with the playback of CDs and MP3 CDs. This is not
a malfunction of the device.
AUX socket
To connect analogue replay devices. Via this socket you can
also hear the sound of other playback devices such as MP3
players, CD players etc. through the loudspeakers.
1. Please connect the external device with a 3.5 mm stereo
jack plug to the AUX socket.
2. Repeatedly press the FUNCTION button (7), until "AUX"
is shown in the display.
3. You will hear the sound playback from the external device
through the loudspeakers. You may adjust the volume
with VOL+/VOL- (11). The CD buttons are not functional.
4. For the remaining procedure please see the operating
instructions of the external sound source.
NOTE:
Adjust the volume of the external device to a comfortable
level.

Alarm function

Setting the alarm time
1. Switch the device to standby with the STANDBY button.
2. Use the ALARM SET button (8) to select the alarm time to
be adjusted:
• Press once = The " " symbol starts flashing in the
display. The first alarm time is activated and can be
adjusted.
• Press twice = The " " symbol starts flashing in the
display. The second alarm time is activated and can
be adjusted.
• Press three times = The " " and " " symbols
light up. Both alarm times are activated and can be
adjusted one after another.
• Press four times = The " " and " " symbols disap-
pear. The alarm times are deactivated.
3. Press the ALARM SET button for about 2 seconds. The
time starts flashing in the display.