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Allgemeiner Teil / General Section CDP 310
POWER SUPPLY
Recharging Nickel-Cadmium
batteries
Your mains adapter also works as
a charger.
This is only possible with Ni-Cd
batteries with the reference
AA IEC (KR 15/51) 1.2 V/600mA.
Note:
As a quick reference when buying
the Ni-Cd batteries, be sure that
the metal cap on the negative pole
is exposed more than 3 mm as
illustrated.
• Charge the batteries prior to first use and also
if the batteries have not been used for a long
period.
• Install the rechargeable batteries in the battery
compartment as described before.
• Connect the adapter to the CD-player and
then to the wall outlet.
• The batteries should be allowed to recharge
for 8 hours for full capacity.
• The ambient temperature for recharging
should be between 0˚C and 40˚C.
• If you start playback while the batteries are
being recharged, the recharging operation
stops.
Automatic Power-Off
This CD-player is equipped with an automatic power-off function.
• In STOP mode, the player automatically shuts down approximately 2
minutes after the last operation.
• If you press STOP 9while the set is in STOP mode, the player also shuts
down.
• To reactivate the player, press PLAY·PAUSE 2;.
Hold function
The HOLD function is used to prevent accidental operation or interruption of
the player (e.g. when travelling, etc.).
• Set the HOLD switch to the ON position.
– Now, the CD player buttons will not operate.
• To disable this function, set the HOLD switch to the OFF position.
DAS – Digital Anti-shock System memory
The DAS memory stores the CD data (music) for 10 seconds in advance in
order to prevent interruption during play caused by shock and vibration.
• Activate the DAS memory by setting the DAS switch to the ON position.
– The indication 'DAS' lights up on the display.
• To disable this function, set the DAS switch to the
OFF position.
Note:
When switching the DAS feature on and off, CD play will be delayed
or interrupted for a short time.
•
As the Digital Anti-shock System requires more energy, it is advisable to switch
it off when the playing conditions are good, in order to save battery life.
GENERAL Inserting a CD
• Open the lid by pressing the /OPEN button.
• Insert an audio CD,
printed side up.
•
Push gently on the CD
center so that it fits onto
the hub.
• In addition to standard
12 cm CD's, you can
also play 8 cm CD singles without an
adapter.
• Close the lid by pushing it on its right-hand
side.
Removing the CD
• To take out the CD, open
the CD lid by pressing
the /OPEN button.
• Hold the CD by its edge
and press the hub gently.
• Open the CD door only
if the CD player is in
position STOP.
Playing a CD
• Press PLAY·PAUSE 2; to start playback.
– The CD-player first scans the contents
list of the CD.
Then, playback starts and the display
shows the
current track number
• Adjust the sound using the VOLUME and UBS
controls.
•
For brief interruptions, press PLAY·PAUSE 2
;
– The indication Bstarts flashing.
• To resume playback, press PLAY·PAUSE 2;
again.
Elapsed playing time indication
• If you wish to see the elapsed playing time of
the current track, press PROG/UBS for more
than 1 second during playback or in pause
mode.
• Press again PROG/UBS for more than 1 second
to go back to the indication of the current track number.
• To stop playback, press STOP 9.
– The total playing time and the total number of
tracks will appear alternately on the display.
• If you press STOP 9again, you will switch off
the set.
– If no button is pressed for 2 minutes, the set will
switch off automatically.
CD PLAYBACK
SSKIP·SEARCH T
Selecting another track during playback
• Press Sor Tuntil the required track number appears
in the display.
– The selected track begins to play.
Starting with a particular track
• Press in stop mode Sor Tuntil the required track
number appears in the display.
• Press PLAY·PAUSE 2;.
– Playback starts from the selected track.
Searching for a passage during playback
• Hold down the Sor Tbutton during playback to find
a particular passage in backward or forward direction.
• Release the button when you have reached the desired
passage.
Note:
This function can be described as 'audibly' searching
for a title.
During the search, volume is reduced and returns to its adjusted
level as soon as the button is released.
CD PLAYBACK
Selecting a different playback mode
The MODE button allows you to select five different playback
modes.
• Press the MODE button until the display shows the desired
function:
– The playback mode changes in the following sequence:
1–> ALL –> RANDOM –> INTRO –> normal
playback –> 1, etc.
– 1: one track is
repeated;
– ALL: all tracks on
the CD are repeated;
– RANDOM: the tracks are
played in random order
until all of them have
been played once.
– INTRO: to play only the
first 10 seconds of each
title; after the last title, the CD player stops.
• The RANDOM function is not possible during playback of a
programme.
• If you select RANDOM during playback, the function starts
from the end of the current track.
• To go back to normal playback, press MODE repeatedly
until all the mode indications disappear.
• You can also press STOP 9twice to switch the set off.
03
1
03
ALL
03
RANDOM
01
INTRO
01
Storing a programme
By programming the player you can play up to 24 tracks in
any desired order. If you try to exceed the maximum of 24
tracks, the display shows FULL.
You may store each track more than once.
• Insert a CD and close the compartment.
• Press
PLAY·PAUSE 2
;to let the player read the contents of
the CD and then select the stop mode by pressing STOP 9.
• Press PROG/UBS for more
than 1 second
'PGM' starts flashing on
the display.
• Select the first desired track
using Sor T.
• Store this track by pressing
PROG/UBS again.
• Select and store in this
way all desired titles.
• You can leave the storing
mode by pressing
PLAY·PAUSE 2
;or STOP 9.
PGM
0100
PGM
0103
PGM
0200
PGM
0205
PGM
0300
Playing the programme
• Press PLAY·PAUSE 2;.
– Playback starts with the first track of the programme.
– The display shows 'PGM'.
– After the last track playback stops.
The total playing time and total
number of tracks will then in turn appear on the display.
Note:
While playing a programme, it is possible to use S
or Tto select the desired programmed tracks.
Checking the programme
• In STOP mode, press Sor Trepeatedly.
– The display shows in sequence all programmed track
numbers.
Changing the programme
• Press in STOP mode PROG/UBS for more than 1 second.
• Pressing PROG/UBS several times will show in sequence all
track numbers that are stored.
– Then, '00' appears again.
• You can now add tracks to the sequence as described
above (up to 24).
Erasing the programme
The contents of the memory will be erased:
– when the player is switched off;
– if the batteries become exhausted or if the power supply is
interrupted in another way.
