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SET UP INSTRUCTIONS cont.

STANDBY POWER SETTING cont.

The SP150 will automatically stop ﬁle compression when

this process has been completed.

It is necessary for ﬁle compression to occur to allow music

which is stored in the SP150 to be compressed to make

best use of the capacity of the hard drive. Therefore we

recommend that the SP150 is put into standby mode

overnight to allow this process to be done.

In STANDBY mode the power LED on the front panel will

illuminate RED, and the COMPRESS LED on the front panel

will ﬂash YELLOW when ﬁles are being compressed.

We recommend however that if the SP150 is left unattended

for prolonged amounts of time that standby mode is not

used, but the mains power be disconnected from the

appliance.

START UP ROUTINE

When power is applied to the SP150, the internal electronics

will commence a start up routine.

This is not dissimilar to a computer as some of the

components used in the SP150 are derived from computer

technology.

You will see the following sequence appear on the LCD

screen;

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It is important that the last screen displays 'Ready'. The

system is now fully functional and ready to work.

Note: Please do not turn the power off during the above

process as this may cause damage to the ﬁle structure

located on the hard drive.

If 'Ready' is not displayed on the LCD screen, then it will be

necessary to re-boot the system.

Initially turn the power off using the power switch on the

front panel. Wait a few seconds then switch the power

back on by pressing the power switch again.

If this is not successful, please either consult your local

dealer or ring our customer support helpline on:

08712 307747 inside United Kingdom

+441327 340601 outside United Kindom

Please note that our customer helpline is open

Mon-Fri 09:00-16:30 (GMT) excluding National holidays.

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