Denver DM-60 User manual

WARNING: TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
60 SECONDS ANTI-SHOCK
PORTABLE CD PLAYER
DM-60

CAUTION
Use of controls or adjustmentsor performance
of procedures other than thosespecified herein
may result in hazardous radiationexposure.
This compact disc player isclassified as a
CLASS 1 LASER product.
PRECAUTIONS
To maintaingood performance
Do not use the unitin places which are
extremely hot, cold dusty orhumid, In particular,
do not use or keepthe unit in following places.
in a high humidity areasuch as a bathroom
near a heater
in an area exposed todirect sunlight (e.g.,
inside a parked car,where it can become
extremely hot)
near sources of strong magnetism,such as
televisions, speakers, or magnets
where there is a lotof movement or vibration,
such as on a cardashboard or an unstable
shelf
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS 60 SECONDS ANTI-SHOCK
PORTABLE CD PLAYER
DM-60
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT
LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE
KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT
Invisible laser radiation when openand
interlocks defeated. Avoidexposure to
beam.
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For safety
Do not attempt to disassemble thisunit. Laser
rays from the optical pickup aredangerous to
the eyes
Make sure that pins or otherforeign objects
do not get inside the player
Take carenot to drop the unit orsubject it to
strong shocks
To keepdust from the pickup lens, keepthe
disc compartment lid closed after use.Never
touch the lens
If you hear no sound whenplaying a disc, DO
NOT turn the volume uphigh because the
music could suddenly begin at highvolume.
To avoidhurting your ears or damaging the
speakers, turn the volume control tothe level
before starting playback and slowly turnit up
to the desired level
Note on listening with the earphones
listen at moderate volumes to avoidhearing
damage
Do not wear the earphones whiledriving or
cycling. It may create a traffic hazard
You shoulduse extreme caution or temporarily
discontinue use in potentially hazardous
situations, such as walking, jogging, etc
CAUTION
Listening to earphone stereo at fullpower for
extended periods of time can resultin hearing
damage
Do not touch pickup lens
Note on condensation
If the unit is suddenly movedfrom a cold place
to a warm one, it maycause in condensation on
the pickup lens and malfunction orplayback
difficulties, should this occur,leavethe unit for
a few hours,then try playback again.

USING ON RECHARGE-
ABLE BATTERIES
Be sure to use sizeAA Ni-Cd or Ni-MHrecharge-
able batteries. which are commercially available
Be sure to read the instructionsof the
purchased rechargeable batteries before use
Before charging the batteries, close thedisc
compartment, you cannot charge the batteries
while it is opened
1. Insert the rechargeable batteries withthe +
and marks correctly aligned.
2. When recharge please switch therecharge
button to "on", after recharging orin other
condition switch to "off", otherwisethe CD
player will be damaged
3. Connect the ACadaptor.
1 to DC 4.5v jack
2 to a wall outlet
Time to recharge thebatteries
Recharge the batteries when lights, Ifthe
unit remains in use after lights,the current
operation will stop.
ATTENTION
The rechargeable batteries are recyclable,At
the end of their useful life,it may be illegal to
dispose the batteries into the municipalwaste
stream under various state and locallaws.
Check with your local solid wasteofficials in
your area for details about recyclingoptions or
proper disposal.
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USING ON DRY CELL
BATTERIES
Open the battery compartment and inserttwo
LR6 (size AA) alkalinebatteries with the +and
marks correctly aligned.
Battery replacement
The battery indicator in the display according
to the remaining power of thebatteries. Replace
the batteries when lights. If theunit remains
in use after lights. the operationwill stop.
Note on dry cell batteries
Do not mix the differenttypes of batteries, or
an old battery with a newone
To preventthe risk of electrolyte leakage or
explosions. never recharge the batteries,
apply heat to them, or takethem apart,must
set recharge button to "OFF"
When not using the batteries, removethem to
prevent needless battery wear
If liquid leaks from the batteries,wipe
thoroughly to remove
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2
IF THE COVER OF THE
BATTERY COMPART-
MENT COMES OFF B
Ni-Cd
Cd
A
B
AA(LR6)X2 C
DC 4.5V
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ON OFF
CHARGE

BEFORE PLAYBACK
HOLD switch
Release the HOLD switch to OFFposition
before playback.
When not using the unit, setthe HOLD switch
to the ON position,Accidentally pressed button
will not function, If buttons arepressed when
the HOLD switch is set tothe ON position.
"HOLD" will light on the display.
Turn on andoff
Turn the power on
Press PLAY/PAUSE. Power is turned on
and playback starts.
Turning off thepower
If no new operations are donewithin 30 seconds
from the end of last operation,the power is
turned off automatically.(Autopower off
function) you can turn offthe power before it is
automatically turned off by pressing STOP
Standby mode
When an operation finishes, the unitgoes into
standby mode until the auto poweroff function
automatically turns off the power.
To enterstandby mode, press PLAY/PAUSE
to start playback, then press STOP
Adjusting the sound
Volume
Turn The VOLUME controlto adjust the volume.
BASS BOOST
Switch on the BASS BOOSTfor extra bass
emphasized.
Inserting a disc
1. Push the OPEN switch toopen the disc
compartment.
2. Place a disc in thecenter with the label side
facing up.
3.Close the disc compartment.
To remove thedisc
Pick up the disc, holding itsedge, while
pressing the pivot gently.
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HOLD
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VOL-
VOL+

PLAYBACK
Connect the supplied headphone to the
PHONE jack.
1.Release HOLD to OFF position.
2.Place a disc.
3.Press PLAY/PAUSE
Playback starts from the first track.
BASIC OPERATION
To stop: Press STOP
To pause: Press PLAY/PAUSE
To resume,press it again.
To searchfor the beginning of a track:
Press or
To locatea desired passage:
Keep or Pressed.
Release the button until the
start of desired passage.
HMODE KEY:
REPEAT ONE: " 1" light on display
and will repeat the track you
selected
REPEATALL: " ALL"light ondisplay
and will repeat entire tracks
INTRO: "INTRO"light on display and
will play the first 10 seconds
of each track
SHUFF: "SHUFF" light on display
plays every tracks in
shuff order
ANTI-SHOCK: light on display until
press again then change to
normal play
DISC: If no DiSC, then "Disc"is
display
PROGRAM:
1.Press PROGRAM KEY, Then "PROG 00"
start flashing
2.Press skip/searched or key to search
the track no.
3.When desired track is display, press
PROGRAM key to register.Then track No.
display to "00" again.
4.Repeat 2-3 (up to 20 tracks)after register 20
tracks. display shows the first registeredtrack.
5.Registered tracks can be check bypress
PROGRAM key,And it can be changed by
repeat 2-3.
6.Press play key,then PROG stops flashing
and starts playing.
7.Open the door or power off to clean programing
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NORMAL REPEATONE REPEATALL
SHUFF INTRO
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1
2
3
2
3
1
HOLD

CONNECTION TO AN
EXTERNAL UNIT
Use a commercially available connectioncord
which has a 3.5mm stereoplug at one and two
phono plugs at the otherend.
connect the stereo plug tothe LINE OUT jack
of the unit and connectthe phono plugs to the
analog input (AUX) terminals ofthe external
unit.
NOTE
Turn off the powerof both units before
connection. DO NOT connect tothe PHONES
inputs of an amplifier (witha built-in phono
equalizer amplifier)
Adjust the volume and BASSBOOST on this
unit.
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MAINTENANCE
To clean thelens
If the lens become dirty, the player will skip or
not play, Ifthis occurs, clean the lens inthe
following. manner, To remove dust or dust
particles, first use a camera lensblower/brush
1 to blow a few timesto loosen particles, then
gently brush the lens 2 cleanfinish by blowing
the lens again.
Note
Take carenot to get too much solutionon the
swab. which could flow into theunit and cause
damage. Pressing too strongly with theswab
could scratch or break the lens.
To clean thediscs
Before playing, wipe the disc fromthe center
out with a cleaning cloth,After playing, store
the disc in its case.
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LINE IN
CD IN
AUX
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LINE OUT
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SPECIFICATIONS
Tracking system 1-beam laser
Laser pickup Semiconductor laser
D/A conversion 8-times oversampling digital filter
+1- bit DAC
Frequency response 20-20,000Hz
Outputs PHONES:stereo jack (3.5mm)
[15mW+15mW,32 ohms at 1 KHZ]
Input DC 4.5V for externalpower from
AC adaptor.
Power DC 3V fromAlkaline batteries
(2 x AAor LR6): Not included.
DC 2.4V from the rechargeable
batteries: Not included.
Dimensions 142(w) x 29(H) mm
Weight 280 grams (9.8 oz.) without
batteries
Supplied accessory Stereo earphone (1)
AC adaptor (1)
CD bag (1)
The specifications and external appearance of this
unit are subjected to changewithout notice.
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Rechargeable Battery Power
1 Insert one rechargeable battery into rechargeable battery sleeve as diagram shown so that
negative polarity(-)position of battery is inserted into the rechargeable sleeve.
2 Open the battery compartment and insert 2x LR6 (AA) size rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-Mh
batteries (not supplied) place rechargeable battery with sleeve included as shown in diagram
(only one battery need with the sleeve, the sleeve must be at negative polarity(-), otherwise
the battery can not be recharged).
3 Close the battery compartment.
4 plug one end of the supplied AC adapter into the DC4.5Vjack, then
plug the other end of the AC power cord into a standard electrical outlet.
5 When charging is completed, disconnect the AC adapter plugs from the unit and the AC outlet.
Notes for recharging batteries:
The battery is fully charged approximately 15 hours after the AC adapter is connected.
More time may be required for charging in cold temperatures,
but not more than 24 hours.
NOTE: AFTER 24 HOURS PLEASE UNPLUG THE AC ADAPTER.
With care rechargeable batteries can be recharged over 500 times.
If the operating time decreases drastically even when the rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-Mh battery
is properly recharged, purchase a new rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-Mh battery.
Do not use any ACadapter other than one supplied with our product.
NOTE: ONLYNI-CD OR NI-MH BATTERIES CAN BE CHARGE IN THIS UNIT.
DO NOT CHARGE CONTINUOUSLY FOR 24 HOURS OR MORE, DOING SO CAN
CAUSE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY TO DETERIORATE.
BATTERY SLEEVE
(The gap mustbe on the
upper side condition)
(SLEEVE)
(Back of CDplayer)
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Instructions on environment protection
Do not disposeof this productin the usualhousehold garbage at the end of
its lifecycle; handit over ata collection pointfor the recycling of electrical
and electronic appliances.The symbol onthe product, theinstructions for
use or thepacking will informabout the methodsfor disposal.
The materials arerecyclable as mentionedin this marking. By recycling,
material recycling orother forms ofre-utilization of old appliances, you are
making an important contributionto protect our environment.
Please inquire atthe community administration for the authorized disposal
location.
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