Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 1 installation page 2 programming instructions page 3 care and maintenance page 4 troubleshooting page 5 tips page 6 audio emcee users guide.
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 2 warning to prevent fire or shack hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. For the customers in the united states except for customers in the united stat...
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 3 1) plug the cd player into an electrical outlet. We recommend plugging the player into a regular 110 electrical outlet, and not a battery back up 2) using the audio cable, connect the player to the phone system. The end with the adapter goes into the front of ...
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 4 program play stop repeat note: you must use the remote control to activate the memory feature. If you do not, the player will not keep the programming in memory! 1. If your system has been previously programmed, press stop twice to clear previous programming. ...
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 5 it is a good idea to check your player on a regular basis (especially after weekends or extended closures) and after severe storms and power outages. When it is playing, it should display the track number being played and counting off seconds. It would also be...
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 6 the player displays “no disc”. If there is a cd in the player and yet the player displays the “no disc” message, there are two possible problems. Either the disc is defective, or there is a problem with the player’s optic lens. In order to discover which probl...
Nec america, inc. Document revision 3 7 checking your program order: press “stop”. Then press “check”. Each time you press check, the display shows the track number in the order you programmed it. After the last track is shown, the display will show “end”. Adding or removing tracks from your program...
