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information. If no tracks are found in the

storage device, NO SONG will be displayed.

Playback operations

• During playback press button to pause

playback. Press this button again to resume

playback.

• During playback press

/ buttons to

go to previous or next track.

• To adjust volume, press repeatedly VOL+/

VOL- buttons.

• During playback press SET button, then

press VOL+/VOL- buttons to select equalizer

mode: Normal - Classic - Bass - Live - Rock.

The mode will be displayed blinking. Press

SET button, then press VOL+/VOL- buttons to

select playback mode: All - Shuffle - Repeat

One - Repeat All. Press SET button to confirm.

During play mode selection, if no button

is pressed within several seconds, the unit will

return to normal playback mode.

• When all tracks are played or pause mode

is enabled, the unit will go to clock mode after

30 seconds if no buttons are pressed.

• In playback mode, press MODE button

switch off the player and go to clock mode.

If afterward you press

button, the unit will

resume playing the last played track.

General USB/SD/MMC notes

• This unit is equipped with a USB socket

that can accept and play MP3 files stored on

standard USB flash (compatible with USB

version 2.0) up to 32 Gb.

• This unit is also equipped with an SD/

MMC card socket that can accept and play

MP3 files stored on standard SD/MMC cards

up to 16 Gb.

Always switch off the unit or change

mode to another one before removing a

USB flash drive or SD/MMC card, to prevent

damage to your USB device or memory card.

Note: Although this product is fully

compatible with USB 2.0 and SD/MMC card

standard formats, a small percentage of USB

flash drives and SD/MMC cards might not be

readable, due to those device manufacturers’

non-compliance with the full (official) USB and

SD/MMC card standards.

• FAT32 file system is supported by USB

and SD/MMC of this unit.

Alarm operation

Setting the alarm

• In clock mode press MODE button; the

word ALARM and bell icon will be displayed. The

alarm is in OFF state and on AM12:00 by default.

Press ALARM button to switch on/off the alarm.

• Press and hold SET button, then press

repeatedly SET button to go to setting of

parameters in following sequence: alarm

minute => alarm hour => alarm sound (MP3/

FM/Bibi). The selected parameter will blink

meaning readiness for adjustment.

• Press VOL+ button to adjust the parameter

up. Press VOL- to adjust the parameter down.

• In alarm time setting mode, if no button is

pressed within 30 seconds after a parameter

is selected, the unit will automatically return to

clock mode.

• In alarm time setting mode, press MODE

button to return to clock mode.

Radio/MP3 as alarm

• To use radio as alarm sound, enable radio

mode, select a station, then press and hold

ALARM button. AL SET will be displayed.

• To use MP3 as alarm sound, connect a

USB or memory card, then enable USB/SD/

MMC mode. Press / buttons to select a

track, then press and hold ALARM button. AL

SET will be displayed.

When select MP3 as alarm sound, the

alarm sound will change to Bibi automatically if

the current mode is USB/SD/MMC or Radio, if

USB/SD/MMC device is not detected or if the

external power supply is disconnected.

Alarm switch off and Snooze

• When the alarm signal is on, press

SNOOZE button to interrupt the alarm signal

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Brand	Hyundai
Model	H-1625
Category	Alarm Clock Radios
File type	PDF
File size	0.16 MB

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What do AM and PM stand for? Verified

AM stands for Ante Meridiem and indicates that the time is before midday. PM stands for Post Meridiem and indicates that the time is past midday.

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GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time (sometimes called UTC, standing for Coordinated Universal Time). It is the time for the longitude 0, that passes through Greenwich near London.

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What is the difference between FM and AM? Verified

FM and AM are both forms of modulation used to transmit a signal. FM stands for Frequency Modulation and AM stands for Amplitude Modulation. AM is the oldest form of modulation. The biggest difference is that the FM signal is much stronger than the AM signal.

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