MC 4420 CRUSB - Hi-fi system AEG - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Hi-fi system with vinyl turntable, USB player and SD/MMC card
Brand	AEG
Model	MC 4420 CRUSB
Power supply	230 V, 50 Hz
Power consumption	14 W
Net weight	3.7 kg
Protection class	II
Remote control battery	1 x 3V, type CR 2025
Supported audio formats	MP3, WMA
Inputs	USB (storage device), SD/MMC card, AUX-IN (3.5 mm jack), built-in phono turntable
Outputs	LINE OUT (RCA)
Playback functions	Repeat (track, album, folder), random play, intro (10 seconds), programming, search by initial (FIND)
Recording function	MP3 encoding from disc or AUX-IN source, USB/SD transfer
Turntable	Speeds 33/45 RPM, anti-skating adjustment, counterweight, pitch control, automatic stop
Remote control	Infrared, range up to 5 m
Cleaning and maintenance	Disconnect before cleaning; use a slightly damp cloth without additives
Safety	Do not expose to moisture; do not open the casing; damaged cord must be replaced by a professional
Repairability	Have repairs done by a qualified technician; spare parts not specified in the manual

Frequently Asked Questions - MC 4420 CRUSB AEG

How to connect the device to an external amplifier?

Use an RCA cable (2x Cinch) to connect the LINE OUT outputs of the device to the AUX input of your amplifier. Then plug the device into the mains.

What to do if the remote control no longer works?

Check the lithium battery type CR 2025 in the compartment on the back of the remote control. Replace it if necessary, respecting polarity. Also make sure there is no obstacle between the remote and the IR sensor.

How to play MP3 files from a USB stick?

Set the mode selector to USB/SD and connect your USB stick. The display shows 'NO USB' then the number of folders and tracks. Press ▶II to start playback. Use the ▶/◀ keys to navigate.

How to adjust the turntable for first use?

First set the anti-skating to '0'. Place the counterweight at the end of the arm and turn it until it clicks. Then turn it to align the white mark, then set the pressure ring to '1'. Adjust the counterweight to balance the arm. Finally, set the anti-skating to the same value as the pressure.

How to record a vinyl record to MP3 format?

Set the mode selector to PHONO, insert a USB stick or SD card into the device. Start playing the record, then press the • REC button. Recording starts and the MP3 file is saved in the AUDIO folder.

The turntable stops before the end of the record, how to fix?

This may be due to the trigger point of the automatic stop. Remove the rubber cap from the adjustment screw (19) and turn it clockwise to move the trigger point closer to the center of the record. Replace the cap.

How to use the repeat function?

Press the REPEAT/INTRO/RAN button several times to select the mode: once repeats the current track, twice repeats the entire media, three times repeats the folder (for MP3), four times starts a 10-second playback per track (intro), five times activates random playback, six times deactivates.

What if the device does not detect my USB stick?

Make sure the USB stick is formatted in FAT32 and contains MP3 or WMA files. Some devices may not be compatible due to the diversity of USB standards. Try another stick or format it.

How to clean the device?

Always disconnect the device before cleaning. Use a soft cloth slightly damp (without additives) to remove external dust. Do not use abrasive products or solvents.

Which battery to use for the remote control and how to replace it?

The remote control uses a lithium battery type CR 2025 (3V). Open the compartment on the back, remove the transport packaging if it's the first use, insert the new battery respecting polarity (+ facing up) and close.

USER MANUAL MC 4420 CRUSB AEG

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Inhalt

Location of Controls...... page 3

User manual...... page 61

Technical Specifications...... page 67

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Spis treści

Location of Controls

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Anti-Skating (22)

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tpm-schakelaar (25).

1 Touche INFO
2 Touche • REC (fonction codage)
3 Touche ▶II (Lecture/Pause)
4 Touche ■ (Stop)
5 Touche SOURCE
6 Compartiment pile

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Anti-Skating (22)

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Anti-deslizamiento (22)

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Antideslizamento (22)

Slot SD/MMC card (1)

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Anti-Skating (22)

8 EJECT tast (Tone arm-reverse)

9 POWER/ FUNCTION Funksjonsutvalgsbryter (OFF/ PHONO / USB/SD / AUX-IN)

10 SOURCE tast (USB-SD/MMC bryter)

11 FOLDER UP tast (opp Album)

12 REPEAT/INTRO/RAN tast (repeter/tilfeldig spill)

13 PROG tast

14 LCD-Skjerm

15 AUX IN plugg

16 USB tilkobling

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Antiskli (22)

General Safety Guidelines

Before using this device, carefully read this user manual and keep it together with the Warranty Certifi cate, cashier receipt and if possible, the original package inclusive its interior packing. If you hand on the device to any third person, include the user manual as well.

• To avoid the risk of fire or electric shock, you should not expose the device to rain or humidity. Do not use the device near water (e.g. bathroom, swimming pool, humid cellars)
• Use the device only for the proposed purpose.
• Plug the device only into a properly installed socket. Be sure the device voltage corresponds to the grid voltage.
• When using external grid adaptors, pay attention to the correct polarity and voltage. Insert batteries correctly.
• Avoid covering the device's vent openings.
• Never open the device's case. Improper repairs can cause severe danger to the user. If the device or particularly the power cord is damaged, don't use the device any further and have it repaired by a qualified specialist. Check the power cord regularly for damages.
• To avoid any danger, a damaged power cord must be replaced only by the producer, its customer service or a similarly qualified person with an equal cord.
• If the device won't be used over an extended period of time, disconnect the power cord and remove the batteries.

These symbols may be found on the device and shall indicate the following:

The lightning symbol warns the user of dangerously high voltages inside the case.

The exclamation mark symbol points to important instruction or maintenance remarks in the accompanying guidelines.

Children and disabled persons

- For the safety of your children, keep any packing parts (plastic bags, cartilage, Styrofoam etc.) out of their reach.

Warning!

Don't let small children play with foils for danger of suffocation!

- To save children or frail persons from danger of electric devices, make sure this device is used only under supervision. This device is no toy. Do not let small children play with it.

Symbols in this user manual

Important notes for your safety are marked distinctively. Pay absolute attention to them to avoid accidents and damage to the device.

Warning:

Warns of dangers for your health and indicates potential risks of injury.

Attention:

Indicates potential dangers for the device or other objects.

iNote:

Highlights tips and information for you.

Location of Controls

1 SD/MMC card slot
2 IR Sensor for remote control
3 Control lamp POWER
4 Cover
5 • REC Key (encoding function)
6 ▶/ ▶ keys (scan forward / scan backward)
7 ▶ || / ■ key (Play/Pause/Stop)
8 EJECT key (Tone arm-reverse)
9 POWER/FUNCTION Function selection switch (OFF/ PHONO / USB/SD / AUX-IN)
10 SOURCE key (USB-SD/MMC switch)
11 FOLDER UP key (up Album)
12 REPEAT/INTRO/RAN key (Repeat/Random play)
13 PROG key
14 LCD-Display
15 AUX IN jack
16 USB connection
17 AC \~ power connection
18 LINE OUT connections
19 Adjustment screw with rubber cover
20 Tone arm counter-weight
21 Needle pressure adjustment ring
22 ANTI-SKATING control
23 Tone arm lift lever
24 Tone arm support/lock
25 33/45 rpm selector
26 PITCH ADJ. control (rpm fi ne tuning)
27 Guiding lever
28 Stroboscope lamp
29 Stroboscope mirror
30 Center axle
31 Record plate
32 Adapter for 45 rpm-single records (Puck)

Remote Control

1 INFO key
2 • REC key (encoding function)
3 ▶|| key (Play/Pause)
4 ■ (Stop) key
5 SOURCE key
6 Battery compartment
7 FOLDER ▼/▲ key (down Album / up Album)
8 ▶/▲ keys (Scan forward / Scan backward)
9 REPEAT key (Repeat/Random Play)
10 FIND key
11 PROG key

First Use of the Device/Introduction

• Before the first use of the device, read the user manual carefully.
• Select a proper place for the device such as a dry, even and non slip area where you can easily operate the device.
• Make sure the device is vented sufficiently.
• If still in place, remove the protection foil from the display.
• Connect the device to your amplifier (AUX IN) by a Cinch cable (2x RCA).

Power Supply

• Insert the grid plug into a properly installed three prong socket with 230V, 50Hz.
• Make sure the grid voltage corresponds to the figures on the rating plate.

Insert the battery

i Note:

The Lithium cell in the battery compartment of the remote control has been saved by a foil for transport. This saves the battery life span. Before first use, remove this foil to activate the remote control.

The battery of the remote control is a long life Lithium cell. If during use, the reach of the remote control narrows please proceed as follows:

• Open the battery compartment on the bottom of the remote control.
• Replace the cell by a battery of the same kind (CR 2025). Pay attention to correct polarity.
• Close the battery compartment.

If the device is not used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries from the device to avoid any leaking of battery acid.

Attention:

Batteries don't pertain to household waste. Please take empty batteries to a competent collection point or back to a dealer.

Warning:

• Never expose batteries to high temperatures or direct sunlight or throw batteries into fire for danger of explosion!
• Keep batteries away from children. They are not toys!
• Don't open batteries forcefully.
• Avoid contact to metal objects (Rings, nails, screws etc.) for danger of short circuit!
• By a short circuit, batteries can heat up strongly and eventually catch fire. Burnings can be the result.
• For your safety, battery poles should be taped during transport.
• If a battery leaks avoid rubbing the liquid into eyes or mucous membranes. After touching the fluid, clean your hands and rinse eyes with clean water; if discomfort continues see the doctor.

General Operation

i Note:

Some keys you can find as well on the device as on the remote control. Identical keys effect the same function.

Turning off

The device is out of operation when the mode selection switch (9) is in OFF position. The POWER control lamp goes out. Then pull the mains plug.

Infrared remote control

For wireless control within a distance of 5m. If the distance decreases you should change the batteries. For proper operation mind a clear view between the remote control and the sensor (2) on the device.

USB Connection (16)

This device has been designed according to the latest standard of technical development in the fi eld of USB. The vast amount of various all kinds of USB storage media offered today don't allow to provide full compatibility with all USB storage media. Due to this reason, in rare cases problems might occur with playback of USB storage media. This is no malfunction of the device.

1. Push the mode selection switch (9) in the USB/SD position. The display will show "NO USB". The device is now in USB mode.
2. Connect a USB storage media.
3. After a few seconds, the display will show the total number of folders and songs/tracks.
4. Press the ▶||key (7/3) to play the music data. The current song, the symbol ▶ MP3 or ▶ WMA will appear on the display respectively.
5. For operation please refer to section "Description of keys".

Attention:

Before removing the USB storage media, put the mode selection switch (9) to PHONO.

SD/MMC card slot (1)

1. If you want to playback data from a SD/MMC card insert it in the provided slot.
2. Press the card into the slot till it snaps in with a "click".
3. Put the mode selection switch (9) in the USB/SD position.
4. Press the SOURCE key (10/5) once. The symbol “☐” will appear on the display. The device is now in SD/MMC mode. After a few seconds, the display will show the total number of folders and songs/tracks.
5. Press the key ▶II(7/3) to playback the music data. The current song, the symbol ▶MP3 or ▶WMA will appear on the display respectively.
6. For handling please refer to the section "Description of operational keys".
7. Press onto the SD/MMC card again to remove it.

AUX-IN Jack (15)

For the connection of analogue player devices. Through this jack, you can play the input of other devices like MP3 players, CD players etc. via the speakers of this device.

1. Connect the external device to the AUX-IN jack with a 3.5mm Stereo jack plug.
2. Put the mode selection switch (9) in AUX-IN position. The display will show "AUX".

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1. Via the speakers, you will hear the playback of the external device.
2. For further procedures, please refer to the user manual of the external source.

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Adjust the volume of the external device to a comfortable level.

Record Player Adjustments

Before being able to use the record player, you might have to adjust some settings.

Horizontal balance and surface pressure

1. Set the ANTI-SKATING control (22) to "0".

2. Push the tone arm counterweight to the end of the tone arm. Turn the tone arm counterweight till the keyway snaps into the furrow.

3. Turn the tone arm counterweight clockwise backwards till the end of the white mark is reached (Fig.2).

4. Turn the tone arm counterweight clockwise backwards till the end of the white mark is reached (Fig.2).

5. Now turn the surface pressure adjustment ring till position "1" is above the line (Fig.3).

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1. Now turn the tone arm counterweight counter clockwise to adjust the weight.

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Anti-Skating (22)

The Anti-Skating function counters the pull of the needle inside.

- Adjust the scale to the same value as the surface pressure adjustment ring (21).

Record Player operation

1. Set the mode selection switch (9) to PHONO.
2. Open the cover (4) by pulling it upwards on its front.
3. Put a record on the turntable. When using a 45rpm single put the adapter (puck) (32), central axle (30).
4. Unlock the lock of the tone arm support (24) and remove the needle protection.
5. Set the desired revs with the rpm selection switch (25).
6. Use the tone arm lift lever (23) to lift the tone arm. Using the guiding lever (27), guide the tone arm over the outer edge of the record. The turntable will start revolving automatically. Use the tone arm lift lever again to let the needle touch down on the record.
7. At the end of the record, the tone arm will return automatically to its support. Lock the holder and attach the needle protection.

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- With some records, the turntable might stop before the end of the record because the switch-off point lies outside of the tone arms radius. In this case, adjust the desired switch-off point using the adjustment screw (19).

1. Remove the rubber cover.

2. Turn the screw clockwise to set the switch-off point closer to the center.

3. Reattach the rubber cover.

- If the switch-off point is outside of the record end, adjust the screw counter clockwise. The switch-off point will be moved toward the edge of the record.

- To stop playback before the record end press the EJECT key (8). The tone arm will return automatically to its support. Lock the holder and attach the needle protection.

Rpm fi ne tuning control (26)

This control helps you to fi ne tune the turntable speed.

+ = faster, - = slower

Using the stroboscope mirror rows, you can adjust the proper revolution level according to the record size in use.

- While the turntable is rotating move the PITCH ADJ. control so that the illuminated mirror row optically is brought to a virtual standstill.

- The turntable will revolve now in the optimal speed for this record.

Description of Control Keys

▶II (7/3)

You can suspend and resume playback. The elapsed playing time fl ashes on the display. Pressing the key again resumes playback from the same point.

SOURCE (10/5)

Press this key to switch between USB and card modes. The symbol “◀” or “☐” appears on the display respectively.

▶/◀(6/8)

With running music track:

With ▶▶ you can skip to the next track or the next but one etc.

• When you press and hold the key a music search starts (the sound is muted).
• When you press and hold the key in the stop

mode a quick run begins to your desired track.

Pressing the ▶II key starts the playback of the track.

The ◀ key can be used for the following:

Press 1x = starts the current song from the beginning

Press 2x = skips to the previous track.

Press 3x = plays the foregoing song etc. Press and hold to start a music search (the sound is muted). Press and hold to start a quick run to your desired track begins. Pressing the ▶II key starts the playback of the track.

■ (7/4)

MP3/WMA is stopped.

i Note:

Press and hold the ▶||/ ■ key (7) on the device to stop playback.

REPEAT/INTRO/RAN (12) (9 on the RC)

Press 1x: The current song will be repeated continually (the display shows “☐”).

Press 2x: The complete CD will be repeated continually (the display shows “ALL”).

Press 3x: The selected folder on the MP3 CD will be repeated continually (the display shows “☐ FOLDER”). Using the FOLDER UP / FOLDER ▼/▲ keys (11/7 on the remote control), you can select the individual folders.

Press 4x: Each track on the CD will be played for 10 seconds.

Press 5x: RANDOM appears on the display, MP3 and the track number played first. All tracks will be played in a random sequence.

Press 6x: The mode will be deactivated and the CD will be played back in the normal mode.

FIND (10 on the RC)

With a CD in MP3 format

You can search for content (when included in the MP3 file) as follows:

Press 1x: The name of the first track with the initial letter "A" will be shown in the display. If "NOFILE" appears on the display there's no track with initial letter "A". Using the ▶/▲ keys (6/8) you can select the first track of the next initial "A-Z" and "0-9".

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Only one track of a certain initial can be displayed. If there are more tracks with the same initial on the CD in spite only one track will be shown.

Press 2x: The title of the fi rst folder appears on the display. Select the desired folder by the ▶/ ▶ keys (6/8) and press the ▶|| key. Playback will start with the fi rst track of this folder.

Press 3x: The display changes to the normal mode.

INFO (1 on the RC)

If the ID-3 tag information is saved it appears on the display as running belt.

FOLDER ▼ (7 on the RC)

Press this key during playback to move one folder down. Afterwards, playback will start automatically. If this key is pressed in stop mode the first track number of the selected folder appears on the display. Start playback with the ▶II key.

FOLDER UP / ▲ (11) (7 on the RC)

Press this key during playback to move one folder up. The following steps see above.

Encoding Function

This function enables you to convert data from a record or a connected analogue source (AUX-IN) into MP3 format in real time and to save it on your connected MP3 player or on an inserted memory card. In addition you have the opportunity to transfer data from a memory card to your MP3 player and vice versa.

i Note:

The device automatically creates a folder on the target media:

AUDIO = record; FCOPY = data transfer USB/CARD.

1. Select the desired source by the mode selection switch (9) ((USB/SD / AUX-IN or PHONO). Prepare a record or connect your MP3 player or insert your memory card.

2. For data transfer between USB and card: Using the SOURCE key(10/5) you can select the media you want to transfer data from. In stop mode, press the ●REC key (5/2) to transfer all files.

For records: Start playback as described in "Record Player Operation" and then press the • REC key.

For external sources (AUX-IN): Start play-back as described in "AUX-IN Jack" and then press the ● REC key.

1. The device will check now if an MP3 player or a memory card has been connected. USB or CARD fl ashes on the display respectively.

i Note:

• For data transfer between USB and card, the device checks the target media first for sufficient memory.
• If you have connected both MP3 player and memory card, USB and CARD appear on the display. You can select the target media by the ▶/ ▶ keys (6/8).
• If you press the ● REC key during playback of a track only this track will be recorded. The device will stop after finishing the playback of this MP3 track.

• When recording from a record, the device will not recognize the end of the track automatically.

• "REC" and the symbol of the target media will flash on the display.

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During data transfer between USB and card, the copying status is indicated by a percent display. There is no sound.

1. Press the • REC key to stop or abort the recording.

i Note:

Files aborted during data transfer between USB and card will not be saved.

Programmable Playback

Allows programming of an arbitrary track sequence.

1. Press and hold the ▶||/ ■ key (7) on the device or press the ■ key (4) on the RC.
2. Press the PROG key (13/11 on the RC). "P-01" (memory) fl ashes on the display and "PROG" appears. Select the desired track using the ▶/▲ keys (6/8) and press the PROG key again. The display will change to memory P-02.
3. Select the next track using the ▶/▲ keys and press the PROG key again. Repeat this procedure till all tracks are chosen.

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With the memory capacity reached by the tracks to be programmed, "FULL" will flash on the display.

1. Press the ▶II key (7/3) to start playback. The display shows all track numbers in their sequence; the symbol ▶ MP3 or ▶ WMA and PROG appear on the display. You can also suspend playback by this key.
2. Pressing and holding the ▶II/ ■ key (7) or pressing the ■ key (4) will stop playback but the program will remain.
3. To resume playback of the program, please first press the PROG key once and then press the ▶■key.
4. To delete the program, press and hold the ▶||/ ■ key (7) or press the ■ key (4). The icon PROG will disappear.

The device stops automatically after playback of all programmed tracks. The programmed order will remain in the memory till you change to normal mode or remove the CD or the device is switched off.

You can combine the programmed tracks with the REPEAT function. After programming and starting the device, press the REPEAT/INTRO/RAN key (12) (9 on the RC) up to 4x to apply the modes as described in section "REPEAT/INTRO/RAN".

Please remark:

There is an abundance of burning and compression modes as well as differences in quality of USB storage media and SD/MMC memory cards.

Due to these facts, in rare cases, problems may occur with playback of USB storage media and SD/MMC memory cards. This is not a malfunction of the device.

Cleaning and Maintenance

• Before cleaning, pull the power plug.
• External stains can be removed by a slightly moist cloth, without additives.

Technical Specifications

Model: MC 4420 CR/USB
Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
Input: 14 W
Batteries (Remote Control): ....1 x 3V, Type CR 2025
Protection Class:......II
Net weight: 3,7 kg

Technical modifications reserved!

This device has been tested according to all applicable, current CE guidelines like electromagnetic tolerance and low voltage directive and has been designed according to the latest safety technology regulations.

Technical modifications reserved!

The Meaning of the symbol "Garbage Can"

Protect our environment. Electronic devices don't pertain to general waste.

Use the collection points designated for the disposal of electric devices and hand over your electric appliances you won't use any more there.

Thus you help to avoid potential effects of wrong disposal on the environment and human health.

Therewith you contribute to reuse, recycling and other forms of utilization of outdated electric and electronic devices.

Information on where to dispose of these devices can be obtained at your community or at the municipal administration.

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