Usb Operation; Bluetooth Operation; Aux-In Operation - Roadstar HIF-1993BT Manuel D'instructions

1. Stop the playback by pressing [STOP] (14);
2. Press [PLAY MODE] (17), the display (6) will show "P01" and flash;
3. Select desired track by using
4. Press [PLAY MODE] (17) again to confirm desired track into the program
memory;
5. Repeat step 3 and 4 to enter additional tracks into the program memory.
6. When all the desired tracks have been programmed, press [PLAY] (13) to play
the disc in the order you have programmed.
Note: Press [STOP] (14) twice to terminate programmed play.

USB OPERATION

1. Press the [CD/USB] button (9);
2. Plug an USB stick into the [USB PORT] (1);
3. Press the [FUNCTION] button (4) to select USB mode;
4. Playback will start automatically from the first track.
PROGRAMMING
The PROGRAMMING operation is the same as that of CD-MP3.
Notes:
Some mp3 player may not be able to play via the usb socket. this is not a maul-
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function of the system.
To avoid damage to USB memory, remove it only when the radio is turned off.
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The USB port is not designed for charging smartphones or other devices.
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TAPE OPERATION
1. Press the [TAPE] source button (10);
2. Insert a cassette TAPE into the [CASETTE MECHANISM] (22);
3. The system will start playback automatically;
Press [TAPE FORWARD/EJECT] button (21) half way during playback to start ra-
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pid tape winding in forward direction.
Slightly press the [TAPE FORWARD/EJECT] button (21) again to resume
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playback.
Press the [TAPE FORWARD/EJECT] button (21) completely inwards and the cas-
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sette tape will be ejected.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION

1. Press the [BT] button (7), the BT indicator will light up;
2. Connect your Bluetooth portable device to the ID Bluetooth tagged as "HIF-1993BT";
3. You can now transfer the music to the HIF-1993BT.
Music control (play, pause, etc) must be done from your ext. device.
Note:

AUX-IN OPERATION

1. Press the [PHONO/AUX] button (11);
2. Use one male to male 3.5mm jack cable (not included) to connect any external
audio device to the AUX-IN socket (25);
[SKIP -/+] buttons (15/16);
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