Emerson CKD1612 User manual

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TOPBEVENT
FIREORSHOCKHAZARD,DO
NOTUSE
THIS
PLUGWITHANEXTEN.
SION
CORD,
RECEPTACLEOR OTHER
OUTLETUNLESS
THE BLADES
CAN BE
FULLY
INSERTED
TOPREVENTBLADEEXPOSURE,
TOPREVENTFIREORSHOCK
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
The lightningflashwitharrowhead
symbol,
within
an equilateral
triangle
is
intended
toalertthe
user
to the presence of uninsulated
'dangerous
voltage'within
the
product's
enclosure
that
maybeof
sufficientmagnitudeto constitute
a riskofelectricshock
to persons.
WARNING:
To REDUCE
THEBISK
OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVEB
(OF BACK),
NO
USEBSERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE
REFEH
SERVICING
TO
OUALIFIED
SERVICEPEFSONNEL.
The exclamation
point
within
an
equilateral
triangle
is intended
to alert
the userto the
presence
of important operating and
ma
intenan
c
e (se
rvicin
g
)
instructions in the literature
accompanying
the appliance.
The
Caution
Markingmaybelocated
at
the
top
enclosure
of
the
apparatus.
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
1.)Readtheseinstructions.Keepthese
instructions.Follow
allinstructions"Heed
allwarnings.
2.)
Beforeoperating,makesure
thevoltage
requirementoftheunit
matches
your
localvoltage.
3.)Donotusethis apparatusnearwater.
4.)Cleanonlywithdrycloth.
5.)Installinaccordancewiththe manufacturer's
instructions.
6.)Do notinstallnearanyheatsourcessuch
asradiators,heat
registers,stoves,or
otherapparatus
(including
amplifiers)that
produce
heat.
7.) Do notdefeatthesafety
purpose
clf
the
polarized
or
grounding-typeplug.
A
polarized
plug
has
twoblades
withone
wider
thantheother.A
grounding
type
plug
has
twobladesanda
third
groundingprong.
Thewidebladeor
thethird
prong
is
provided
for
your
safety.
lfthe
providedplugdoesnotfit into
youroutlet,consult
an electricianfor
reolacementoftheobsoleteoutlet.
8.)
Protect
the
power
cordfrombeing
walkedon
or
pinchedparticularly
at
plugs,
conveniencereceptacles,and
the
point
where
theyexitfrom
theapparatus.
9.)
Onlyuseattachments
/accessories specified
bythemanufacturer.
10.)
Unplugthis
apparatusduringlightningstorms
orwhenunused
forlong
periods
oftime.
11.)
Disconnectthe
plug
assoon
asimmediately
unplugtheunitifliquid
spillsinto
or
ontotheunitor
it
anobjectenters
theunit.
Theunitshouldnot
beuseduntil
beingchecked
byexperts.
12.)
Donotopen
thecabin6t.Lasersusedin
raysemployedby
theunitmay
damage
your
eyes.Any
servicing
should
bedoneby
qualified
service
personnel.

16.)
17.)
18.)
1e.)
13.)
Befer
allservicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
Servicingis
requiredwhenthe
apparatus
has
beendamagedinanyway,suchas
power-supply
cordor
plug
is
damaged,
liquidhas
been
spilled
or
objectshave
fallen
into
theapparatus,the
apparatus
hasbeenexposedtorainormoisture,doesnotoperatenormally,or
has
beendropped.
14.)
This
appliance
shallnot
be
exposedtodripping
or
splashingwater
filled
withliquids
such
as
vasesshallbe
placed
onthe
apparatus. and
noobject
15.)
Use
onlywiththecart,
stand,
tripod,bracket,
ortablespecifiedby
the
manufacturer,or
sold
withtheapparatus.
Whenacartis
used,use
caution
when
moving
thecart/apparatus
combination
toavoid
injury
from
tip-over.
Donotoverload
walloutlet.
Useonly
power
source
asindicated.
Use
replacement
parts
asspecifiedby
themanufacturer.
The
product
maybemounted
toawall
onlyifrecommended
bythe
manufacturer.
Upon
completionofany
service
orrepairs to
this
product,
ask
theservice
technician
toperform
safetychecks.
20.)PowerSources
- This
product
shouldbeoperatedonlyfromthetypeof
power
source
indicated
onthemarking
label.lf
you
arenotsure
ofthe
typeof
power
supplyto
your
home,consult
yourproduct
dealerorlocal
power
company.For
products
intendedto
operatefrombatter
power,
orothersources,refertotheoperatinginstruction.
21.) Object
andLiquidEntry
- Never
push
objectsof
any
kindintothis
product
through
openingsastheymaytouch
dangerousvoltage
points
orshort-out
parts
that
could
resultinafireorelectricshock.
Neverspillliquid
ofany
kindonthe
product.
22.)DamageRequiring
Service
- Unplugthis
product
fromthewalloutletandrefer
servicingto
qualified
service
personnel
under
thefollowing
conditions.
a)Whenthe
power-supply
cordor
plug
is
damaged,
b)lfliquidhasbeen
spilled,
orobjectshavefallenintothe
product,
c)lfthe
product
hasbeenexposed
torain
or
water,
d)lfthe
product
doesnot
operatenormallybytollowingthe
operatinginstructions.Adjust
onlythosecontrolsthat
arecoveredbytheoperatinginstructionsasanimproper
adjustmentofother
controlsmayresultindamageand
willoftenrequire
extensive
workbyaqualified
techniciantorestore
the
product
toitsnormaloperation.
e)lfthe
product
hasbeen
droppedordamagedinany
way,and
f)When the
product
exhibits
adistinctchangein
performance
- thisrndicatesa
need
forservice.
2

BEFORE
WEBEGIN
Thank
you
for
purchasing
thisEmersonaudio
product,
TheEmerson
brand
is
your
assuranceof
quality,performance
and
value.
Our
engineers
haveincludedmanyusefulandconvenient
featuresinthis
product
. Pleasebesuretoread thisOwner's
Manualcompletelytomake
sure
you
are
getting
themaximum
benefit
fromeachfeature.
This
product
wasmanufactured
using
the
highest
quality
componentsand
standardsof
workmanship.ltwas
tested
byEmerson
inspectors
and
foundto
be
in
perfect
workingorderbefore
itleftourfactory.
However,there
is
always
thechancethatsome
problem
mayoccurbecause
ofrough
handling
during
shipmenttothe
retail
storeortothefinalconsumer.
lf,
after
readingthisManual,
you
experienceany
problems
with
theoperation
ofthis
product,please
refer
to
theinstructionsfor
obtainingserviceat
theendofthis
Manual.
Emerson
and
Emersonretailers
are
committedto
your
satisfaction.
Onceagain,thanks
for
purchasing
this
Emersonaudio
product.
3

CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
CLASS1
LASER
PRODUCT
APPAREIL
ALASER
DE
CLASSE1
PRODUCTO
LASERDE
CLASE1
This
product
containsalow
CAUTION
INVISIBLELASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN
ANDINTERLOCKS
DEFEATED.
AVOID
EXPOSURETO
BEAM
power
LaserDevice.
Avoid
installing
thisunitin
places
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
close
to
heat
radiating
appliances
such
as
electric
heaters,
ofitopofother
stereo
equipment
thatradiates
too
much
heat,
places
lacking
ventilation
or
dusty
areas,
places
subject
toconstant
vibration
ancl/orhumid
ormoist
areas.
Operate
controls
and
switches
as
described
in
themanual.
Before
turning
onthe
power,
make
certain
thatthe
AC
power
cordis
properly
installed.
When
moving
the
set,be
sureto
first
disconnect
the
power
cordandremove
cords
connectedto
otherequipment.
Do
notleave,
mount
orusethe
unit
in
places
which
areextremely
hot,
cold,
dusty,
o[
humid.
Allow
adequate
aircirculationto
prevent
internal
heat
build-up.Do
not
place
the
uriit
ona surfaceor
nearmaterials
(a
curtainex.
rugs,
blankets,
curtains,
etc.)
which
might
blocktheventilation
holes.
When
left
inaheated room
where
it
is
warmanddamp,waterdroplets
orcondensation
mayform
inside
the
CD player. When there is
condensation
inside
theunit,theunit
maynotfunctionnormally.Letit
stand
for1
ta
2hours
beforeturning
the
power
on,or
gradually
heat
the
roomup
and
drythe
unitbeforeuse.
When
you
are
not
going
tousethe
unit
for a long
period
of time,
disconnectthe
power
cord.
4

I
o
a
FCC
INFORMATION
Thisequipmenthas
been
tested
andfoundto
comply
withthe
limitsfor
aclassB
digital
Device,
pursuant
topart
'15
ofthe
FCCRules.Theselimits
are
designedto
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
andcan
radiate
radiofrequency
energy
and,
ifnotinstalled
and
usedin
accordancewiththeinstructions,
maycauseharmful
interferenceto radiocommunications.
However,thereisnoguarantee
that
interferencewillnot
occurinaparticular installation.lfthis
equipmentdoes
cause
harmful
interference
toradio
ortelevisionreception,whichcan
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
offandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthe
interference
byone
ormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
Reorient
orrelocate
thdreceiving
antenna.
Increase
the
separation
betweentheequipment
and
receiver.
Connectthe
equipmentintoan
outletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe
receiveris
connected.
Consultthedealer
oranexperiencedradioiTV
technicianforhelp.
Thisdevice
complieswith
part
15oftheFCCRules.
Operationissubject
tothe
followingtwo
conditions:
(1)This
device
maynotcauseharmful
interference,and
(2) This
devicemustaccept
any
interference
received,including
interference
that
may
causeundesiredoperation.
Changesormodifications
notexpressly
approvedbythe
party
responsible
for
compliance
couldvoidthe user's
authorityto operatethe equipment.
UNPACKING
ANDSETUP
. Removethe
unitfromthe
carton,andremoveall
packing
materials
fromthe
unit.
Savethe
carton
and
packing
materialsin
case
the
unitever
needs
to
bereturned
for
service.
Using
the
original
carton
and
packing
materials
isthe
only
way
to
safelyrepack
theunitfor
shipment.
Remove
any
descriptive
labels
orstickers
fromthetoporfront
of
the
unit.
Do
notremove
any
labels
from
theback
orbottomofthe
cabinet.
Remove
any
small
stripsoftapethat
mayhave
beenusedto
prevent
the
CD
doorfrom
openingin
transit.
5

Note
theSerial
Numberonthebottomof
the
space
provided
onthe
warranty
pageyour
radioand
write
thisnumber
in
of
thismanual.
Unwind
theAC
power
cordandextend
it
to
its
full
length.
Place
theunit
on
a
place
withineasy
reach
of
an
AC
outlet,outof
directsunlight,
and
away
from
sourcesofexcessive
heat,
dust,moisture
orhumidity.
POWER
SOURCE
Thissystem
is
designedtooperate
on
120V
AC
- 60Hz
housecurrentonly.
Connecting
this
system
toanyother
power
source
may
cause
damage
tothe
system
andsuchdamageisnot
coveredby
your
warranty.
Nofe;Thesystemhas
polarized
AC
plug
withonewidebladeand
onenarrow
blade.
The
plug
willonlyfitintomatching
polarized
ACoutlets.
Thisisasafetyfeaturetoreducethe
possibility
ofelectricshock.
lfthe
plug
will
not
fitin
yourAC
outlet,
you
probably
haveanoutdatednon-polarizedoutlet.
You
should
have
your
outdatedoutletchangedbyaqualified,
licensedelectrician.Donotfile
thewidebladeonthe
plug,
oruseanadaptertomakethe
plug
fitinto
your
outlet.
Thisdefeatsthe safetyfeatureand
could
expose
you
to electricshock.
Outlet
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YOURCABTNEI
ISwlTH OVERHA}IG.
OR FORTORE TNFORMATION
OF
MOUNTII{G.
PLEASEREFER
TO USER
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INSTNUCNON'-
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D.
(4)-1.06"
(27mm)
spacers
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(4)-.56"
(14mm)
spacers
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F.
(4)-.31"(Smm)
spacers
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H.
(4)-#
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5X70mmscrews
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screws
T
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nual
sertSheet
CAUTION
Toreducethe
riskoffire
,donot
place
anyheating
or
cooking
product
beneath
this
unit.
Ask
afriend to
and
quicker.
ToolsRequired
out.
An
extrahand
to
hold
the
unit
makes
mounting
easier
. Electric
Drillwith
114"
B,t
. #2
Philips
or
Slotted
Screwdriver
. Safety
Glasses
Step1
-Cutoutthe
Mounting
Template
alongthe
cut-line.
-Place
the
Mounting
Template
in
the
desired
location
ofthe
cabinet
(location
A
orB
of
Figure
"l
),
flush
with
the
front
edgeofthe
cabinet.
Useadhesivetape
to
fix
thetemplate.
{Note:
lfyour
cabinet
is
with
overhang,fold
the
template
along
the
guideline
thatis
closestto
the
thickness
of
your
cabinet
overhang,
tape
the
template
'ruith
folded
portion
flush
up
againstthe
cabinet.
<See
Figure1>)
Step2
- Drill
four
114"holes
through
the
templateand
the
bottom
cabinetin
the
locations
marked
"Drill
1l4"
Hole
Here".<See
Figure
2>
Note:
We
recommend
that
you
use
an
ice
pick,
an
awl,
anail,
orsimilar
device
tomake
asmallstarter
hole
in
eachofthe
4 locations
before
you
begin
drilling.
This
will
prevent
the
drillbitfrom
'wandering'
andkeep
thehole
in
the
correct
location.
- Remove
thetemplate
when
you
finish
drilling.
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help

Step
3
- Select
thescrew
length
which
will
go
completely
through
your
cabinetbottom,
and
provide
at
least
3lB"
of thread
to screwinto
the main unit.
(Note:
lf
your
cabinetis
with
overhang,
put
together
the
provided
spacers
to
form
longerspacers
to
accommodate
various
cabinet
overhang
thickness.)
- Insert
thefour
selected
screwsthrough
each
hole
from
the
inside
ofthe
cabinet
going
down.
Align
the
four
holesofthe
unit
with
the
screws,
push
theunit
(and
spacers
if
your
cabinet
iswithoverhang)
onto
thescrews.
<See
Figure
3>
-Partially
tighten
each
screw
manually,startscrewing
atopposite
corners
ofthe
unitfor
bettersupport
<See
figure4>.
Do
notfullytighten
the
screw
untilallofthem
have
been
started.Gently
tighten
eachscrewuntil
they
are
firmlyholdingtheunit
in
place.
TIP
-
To
prevent
damageto
your
setdonotuse
your
electricdrillor
apower screwdriver
totightenthescrews.
Usea manual screwdriverandhand-tighten
only.
-lf
your
cabinethasobstructions
insideit
which
prevent
you
from
using
the
template,
cutout
the
corresponding
area
onthetemplate,but
doNOTcutoutorthrough
thescrewholes.
-3setsofspacers
(4
pcs/set)
and2sets ofscrews
(4
pcs/set)
ofvariouslengths
are
provided
togetherwith
theunit.
- Clean
thebottomofthe
cabinetsurfaceandalsoempty
your
cabinetbefore
mounting.
-
Place
the
unit
in
aclean, safe
place
whendrillingtoavoidwood
shavings
dropping
into
theventilationslots.
-
-ro
reducesplintering,please
asmall
piece
of
masking
tapeovereachholelocation
Seforedrilling.
-Before
you
decidewhere
and
howto
placeyour
unit,try
the
following
connections.
- Drillfrom
thebottomupwardsif
you
donothaveenoughroominsidethecabinet.
-
Hold
your
drillfirmlyat
90"withthecabinetbottomanddrill
holes
at
low
speed.
-Clearwoodshavings.
ConnecttheACpower
cordtothewallsocket.
Tip:To
prevent
obstructionordanger,usethe
power
cord
posts
towrapthe
power
cord
sothatexcesscord
doesnothanodown.
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4

10

MAIN
UNIT
1.ONI OFF
button
2. LCD
display
3. CD compartment
4. Remote
Sensor
5. CookingTimer
+10
(min)
/ Cooking
Timer
Offbutton
6. CookingTirner+1
(min)
button
7. Preset-button
B. Preset +button
9. M
(Memory)
I Set button
10.Open
/ Close button
11.Stereo
/ Mono
/ Repeat
button
12Random
button
13
Function
(CD
/Tuner) switch
1,L
Stop
n button
15.Play
I Pause
>il buttonI Eand
switch
1A
i,l<
Tuning-
I CD Skip
Reverse
Searchbutton
17.
>>l
Tuning+
I CDSkip
Forward
Searchbutton
13.
XBASS
button
19.
Volume
-l+
button
$. Power AC
cord
,l'1.
$peaker
2 Oounter Top
Lighting
.3 Counter
Top
LightingON/OFF
switch
11

REMOTE
CONTROL
H11
H3
H12
H13
H14
-
H15
H17
H1B
lJ1.
Power
ON/OFFbutton
A2.Random
button
ll3.Repeat
I Stereo
/ Mono
button
ll4.L)l Tuning+
I CDSkip
Forward
Search
button
It5.ifi Tuning- I CDSkip
Reverse
Search
button
H6.
Volurne+button
A7.M-UP
(memory
up)button
iiB.Function
(CD/Tuner)
switch
ii9.Open
I Close button
H16
H9
H10
H10.Cooking
Timer
+1
(min)
button
H11.
Mutebutton
H12.
MEMO
(lVlemory)
/ Setbutton
H13.
PlayI Pause >tl
button
I Band
switch
H14.
Stop
i button
H15.
M-DN
(memory
down)
button
H
1
6.
Volurne
-button
H17.XBASSbutton
H1B.
Cooking
Tirner
+10
(min)
Cooking
Timer
Off button
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H2
H5
-H4
H6
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H7
12

USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
CORRECTLY
. Point
theRemote
Controlat
theREMOTE
SENSOR
locatedonthe
unit.
' whenthere
is
astrongambient
light
source,
the
performance
oftheinfrared
REMOTE
may
bedegraded,
causing
unreliable
operation.
' The
recommended
effectivedistance
for
remote
operationis
about
13feet
(4m).
ATTENTION
A
MAGNET
IS
BUILT
INTO
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
SO
THATIT
CAN
BE
ATTACHED
TOYOUR
REFRIGERATOR.
' Remove
the
battery
insulation
tab
before
operating
the
remote
control.
' when
the
battery
becomes
weak,
the
operating
distance
of
the
Remote
Controlis
greatly
reduced
and
you
willneed
toreplace
it
asfollow:
1.Turn
over
theremote
and
openthe
battery
door.
2.
lnsert
one
CR2025
(3V)
sizelithium
battery.
' Dispose
of
usedbatteries
in
accordance
with
local
laws
and
regulations.
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DISPLAY
D1. Stereo
indicator
D2.TUNER
indicator
D3.CD
indicator
D4. RPT
indicator
(repeat)
D5.XBASS
indicator
D6.RDM
indicator(random)
D;'.MEMORY
indicator
D8. FM
indicator
D9.AMindicator
D10.PMindicator
D1
1.Frequency
/ Clock
ITrack
indicator
D12
Play
indicator
D1;3.
MUTE
indicator
D14.
Volume
indicator
D15.
Cooking
Timerindicator
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COUNTER
TOP
LIGHT
fhe countertop
light
and
Press
ON/OFF
switchtoitsON/OFF
switch
turntheLIGHT
onare
located
on
thebottom
of
the
unit
andoff.
SETTING
THE
CLOCK
Toset
theclocktime,makesuretheunit
is
plugged
inand
1.)
Press
theM
/ Setbutton
until
"12H"
or
"24H"
blinks.
2.)
PressK{ or}H toset
your
desiredclock
formatand
press
M
/ Set
to
confirm.
Hour
position
blinks
forsetting.
3.)
Press
the
ifi or >H
to
set
thecurrent
hour(for
example
toset
2:00PM),
press
M/ Set
to
confirm.Minute
position
blinksfor
setting.
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in
standby
mode.
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4.)Press
theK< or>, tosetthecurrentminute,
press
M
/ Set toconfirm.And
theclockstart.
Note:
Theclock
willbestartedautomatically
ifno
seconds
during
setting.
LISTENING
TO
THERADIO
Tuning
toastationmanually
1.)Press
thePOWER
buttontoturnon
theunit.
?)Pressthe
FUNCTION
(CD/Tuner)
switchuntil
fUNER
is
displayed.
button
is
pressed
within10
3.
)PressthetsAND
switchtoselectAMorFM.
+ )Press thei{{ / >H
buttonstotunetoadesiredstation.
..r
quickly
searchforastation
Press
and
hold
theK< / >N buttonuntilthetunerstartssearching
forastation,then
release.
Thetuner
willstooonthe
nextwellreceived
station.
Io turnofftheradio
?r'ess
the
FUNCTION
(CD/Tuner)
switchtoCDor
press
thePOWERbuttonto
iurntheunitoff.
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radioreception
1;r FM.
extendandadiusttheAC
oower
cord.
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SETTING
APRESET
RADIO
STATION
The
unitcanslore
totally40
stationsinmemory
(20
FM,20AM).Presetting
allows
you
totunein
toastation
directly.
1.
)
Tuneto
your
desired
radio
station
(see
Tuning
2.)
Press
theM/Set
buttonuntil
the
"MEMORY"
blinksand
"01"
appearsinthedisplay.The
"01"
isthe
order
ofthe
preset
station
(1-20).
3.)
Or
you
may
press
thePreset
v or
r(+ or
-)
buttonon
Front
Panel
orM-UP
or
M-DN
on
remotecontrol
to
select
your
desire
preset
stationnumber.
4.)
Press
the
M/Set
buttontostorethe
station.
5.)
Repeatstep1.)
to4.)for
thepreset
stations.
Helpfulhints:ltyou
storemorethan20FM
stations,thenewstationswillreplace
the1st
preset
stations.
TOLISTENTOAPRESET
RADIO
STATION
'1.
)PresstheFUNCTION
(CD/Tuner)
switchuntilTUNERis
displayed.
2.)PresstheBAND
buttontoselectAM/FM.
3.
)PressthePRESET
+or
-buttonon
Front
PanelorM-DN
/ M-UP on
remote
controlunittoselectthe
preset
station.
PLAYING
COMPACTDISCS
1.)Press
theON/OFF
buttontoturnONtheunit.
2.)PresstheFunction(CD
/Tuner) switchtoselect
playing
in
CD
mode.
3.)
Press
the l OPEN/CLOSE
buttontoopenthe
CDdrawer.PlaceaCD
onto
the
CD traywith
thelabelsideupandthen
press
the a OPEN/CLOSEbutton
tocloseit.The
CDwill
bescannedandthetotalnumberoftracks
willbe
displayed.
4.)
Pressthe,l PLAY/PAUSE
button
to
start
playing
the
CD.
Thecurrent
track
appearsinthedisplay.
5.)Adjustvolume
by
pressing
theVOLUME
+/-buttons.
l/ote:Donot
push
the
CDdrawertoclose
it.
Io pause
playback
l.)Pressthe
X PLAY/PAUSE
button,> indicator blinks,and
playback
is
paused.
2.)To
resume
playback,
press
the
>ll
PLAY/PAUSE
buttonagain.
Tostopplayback
Press
I STOPbutton, totaltracknumberappears,
and
playback
stops.
To
skipto different
track
1.)To
SKIPtothebeginning
ofthecurrenttrack,
press
thei{< buttononce.
2.)To
SKIP
to
anyearliertrack,
press
thei( buttoncertaintimestoreach.
3.)To
SKIPtoanylater
track,
press
the >, button
certain
times
toreach.
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To
fastforwardorfastreverse
to particular
point
1.)
Toscan
foruvardathighspeed,
press
andholdthe >Nbutton
and
release
itat
thedesired
point.
2.)
Toscan
backwardathighspeed,
press
and
hold
the
i<<button
and
release
itat
thedesired
point.
Repeat
playback
This
function
willallow
asingle
trackor
the
entireCD
1) To
repeating
the
current
track tobe
played
repeatedly.
' Press
the
REPEAT
button
until
"RPT"
blinks,
thecurrent
track
will
be
played
repeatedly.
. Select
adesireddifferent
trackto
be
repeated
by
pressing
the
>N/ t{< button.
2l To
repeat
the
entire
CD
' Press
theREPEATbutton
until
"RPT"
alight.
Alltracks
will
be
played
repeatedly.
3) Tocancel
repeat
play
' Press
theREPEATbutton
until
"RPT"
disappears.
CD
random
playback
Thisfunction
willallowto
play
theCD
inrandomlyorder.
lVote.'Random
playback
canonly
beselected
whilethe
player
isinthestop
mode.
1)
PresstheRANDOMbutton
to
play
thetracks
inrandom
order, "RDM"indicatorappears
in the display,
press
>tl
button,
random
playback
starts.
Whenalltracks
havebeen
played,
the
player
stopsand
thedisplay
shows
thetotal
tracks.
2)
Io cancel Random
playback,press
STOPil button,
the
tracks,
"RDM"
indicatordisappears
from
thedisplay. display
shows
total
CD
programmable
playback
;
)To
program
asdesired
Aprogram
of
up
to20trackscan
a.Whenthe
unit
is
ON
and
inthe
CD
is
STOPPED.
preset
order.
PresstheM/Set
button.
"0"
and
"MEMORY"
will
blink
in
the
display.
Pressthe ;{< I * buttons
toselect
thedesired
track.
Forexample,
to
play
track
NO.2
first,
thedisplay
would
look
like
this:
be
programmed
to
play
ina
CD
MODE,
make
sure
the
Fr;l _RPT-
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c.
Press
the
M/Set
button
to
store
the
track
inmemory.
d.
To
addadditionaltracks,
repeat
steps
b&c
(up
to
20
tracks).
e.
To
start
playback,
press
the>t PLAY/PAUSE
button.
2)To
checktheprogram
. Aftersetting,
press
the >itPLAY/PAUSE
buttonto
start
ptaying,
then
press
the
K</
>lbuttons
to
checkthe
programmed
tracks;
orin
STOPmode,
press
M/Set
buttonrepeatedly
tocheck
the
programmed
tracks.
3)
To
addadditionaltracks
during
program
mode:
. Press
theM/Set
buttonrepeatedly
untilthe
number
ofthelast
programmed
track
appearsandrepeat
stepsbtodabove.
4)Tochange
theprogrammed
tracksduringprogram
mode:
. PresstheM/Set
buttonrepeatedly
toselectthenumber
oftheprogram,
then
press
thel( />>|
buttonstoalterthetrack.PresstheM/Set
buttontoregister
thenewly
programmed
track
intomemory.
5)
To
erasethewhole
program,
do oneof thefollowing:
. Pressthe
STOP
t button,
or
. Openthe
CDcompartment
by
pressing
the l OPEN/CLOSE
button.
iVote.'You
canuseREPEAT
functionduringPROGRAMPLAY.
XBASSFUNCTION
PressXBASS
toactivateXBASS
functionduring
playing.
"XBASS"
indicator
appearsonthe
display.
SETTINGTHE
COOKING
TIMER
l.)
Press
the
TIMER
(+10
or+1)
buttonsto
select
your
desiredtime
from
1-99
minutes.CooKlNG
TIMER
indicator
blinks. l.W I
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lD#,i
2.)
Wtrenthe
preset
time
elapses,
theALARM
will
sound.
CANCELLATION
OFCOOKING
TIMER
if
you
wantto
cancelthe
preset
COOKING
TIMER:
- Whenit's
countingdown,
press
and
hold
TimerOffbuttonfor2seconds.
- When
the
preset
time
elapses,
and
theAlarmisringing,
just
press
Timer
Off
button.
Otherwise
the
ALARM
willautomaticallvturnoff
after60minutesifno
button
is
pressed.
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MUTE
FUNTION
To
cut
off
thesound
fromspeaker
temporarily,
press
the
MUTE
button,
MUTE
indicator
appears
on
thedisplay.Press
MUTEbutton
againtocancel
mute
function
and
restore
thesound
fromspeaker.
COMPACT
DISCCARE
. To
removeadisc
fromitsstoragecase,
press
down
onthe
center
ofthe
case
and
liftthedisc
out,holdingitcarefully
by
theedges.
Fingerprints
and
dustshouldbe
carefully
wiped
off
thedisc's
recorded
surface
withasoftcloth.
Unlikeconventional
records,
compact
discs
have
no
grooves
tocollect
dustand
microscopicdebris,
so
gently
wiping
with
asoft
cloth
should
remove
most
particles.
Wipe
inastraight
line
from
the
inside
to
theoutside
of
the
disc.Srnall
dust
particles
and
light
stains
will
haveabsolutely
no
effect
on
reproduction
quality.
' Clean
thedisc
periodically
withasoft,
lint-free,
drycloth.
Neveruse
detergents
orabrasive
cleaners
toclean
thedisc.
lfnecessary,
use
a CD
cleaning
kit.
. Never
writeonor
affix
labels
to
thesurface
of
compact
discs.
CAUTION
Neverallowany
wateror
otherliquids
to
get
inside
the
unitwhilecleaning.
To
reducethe
riskof
fire,donot
place
any
heating
orcooking
product
beneath
this
unit.
CLEANING
THEUNIT
. Donot
use
volatilechemicalson
this
unit.Clean
by
lightlywiping
with
adrysoft
cloth.
. KeeptheCD
Drawer
closedto
keepdust
outof
theunit.
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