Karaoke Night KN600 User manual
PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING
THIS UNIT AND RETAIN THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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The Caution Ma king is located at the bottom enclosu e of the appa atus.
The Rating plate is located at the back enclosu e of the appa atus
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1. Read these inst uctions.
2. Keep these inst uctions.
3. Heed all wa nings.
4. Follow all inst uctions.
5. Do not use this appa atus nea wate .
6. Clean only with d y cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in acco dance with the manufactu e ’s
inst uctions.
8. Do not install nea any heat sou ces such as adiato s, heat egiste s, stoves, o othe
appa atus (including amplifie s) that p oduct heat.
9. AC adapte is used as disconnect device and it should emain eadily ope able du ing
intended use. In o de to disconnect the appa atus f om the mains completely, the AC
adapte should be disconnected fo m the mains socket outlet completely.
10. Only use attachments/accesso ies specified by the manufactu e .
11. Use only with a ca t, stand, t ipod, b acket, o table ecommended by
the manufactu e , o sold with the p oduct. When a ca t is used, use
caution when moving the ca t/appa atus combination to avoid inju y
f om tip-ove .
12. Unplug this appa atus du ing lightning sto ms o when unused fo a
long pe iods of time.
13. Refe all se vicing to qualified se vice pe sonnel. Se vicing is equi ed when the
appa atus has been damaged in any way, such as powe -supply co d o plug is damaged,
liquid has been spilled o objects have fallen into the appa atus, the appa atus has been
exposed to ain o moistu e, does not ope ate no mally, o has been d opped.
14. This appliance shall not be exposed to d ipping o splashing wate and that no object filled
with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the appa atus.
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15. Do not ove load wall outlet. Use only powe sou ce as indicated.
16. Use eplacement pa t as specified by the manufactu e .
17. Upon completion of any se vice o epai s to this p oduct, ask the se vice technician to
pe fo m safety checks.
18. Powe Sou ces - This p oduct should be ope ated only f om the type of powe sou ce
indicated on the ma king label. If you a e not su e of the type of powe supply to you
home, consult you p oduct deale o local powe company. Fo p oducts intended to
ope ate f om batte y powe , o othe sou ces, efe to the ope ating inst uction.
19. Object and Liquid Ent y - Neve push objects of any kind into this p oduct th ough
openings as they may touch dange ous voltage points o sho t-out pa ts that could esult
in a fi e o elect ic shock. Neve spill liquid of any kind on the p oduct.
20. Damage Requi ing Se vice - Unplug this p oduct f om the wall outlet and efe se vicing to
qualified se vice pe sonnel unde the following conditions:
a) When the powe -supply co d o plug is damaged,
b) If liquid has been spilled, o objects have fallen into the p oduct,
c) If the p oduct has been exposed to ain o wate ,
d) If the p oduct does not ope ate no mally by following the ope ating inst uctions.
Adjust only those cont ols that a e cove ed by the ope ating inst uctions as an
imp ope adjustment of othe cont ols may esult in damage and will often equi e
extensive wo k by a qualified technician to esto e the p oduct to its no mal ope ation.
e) If the p oduct has been d opped o damaged in any way, and
f) When the p oduct exhibits a distinct change in pe fo mance - this indicates a need fo
se vice.
21. Excessive sound p essu e f om ea phones and headphone can cause hea ing loss
22. Minimum distances of 4” a ound the appa atus fo sufficient ventilation.
23. The ventilation should not be impeded by cove ing the ventilation openings with items,
such as newspape s, table-cloths, cu tains, etc.
24. No naked flame sou ces, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the appa atus.
25. The use of appa atus in mode ate climates.
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Follow the advice below fo safe ope ations.
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• As the lase beam used in this compact disc playe is ha mful to the eyes, do not attempt
to disassemble the casing.
• Stop ope ation immediately if any liquid o solid object should fall into the cabinet.
• Do not touch the lens o poke at it. If you do, you may damage the lens and the playe
may not ope ate p ope ly.
• Do not put anything in the safety slot. If you do, the lase diode will be “ON” when the CD
doo is still open.
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If the unit is not to be used fo a long pe iod of time, make su e that the powe sou ce
is
disconnected f om the unit. Unplug the
AC co d f om the wall outlet. Make it a
p actice to emove the AC co d by g asping the main
body and not by pulling the co d.
• This unit employs a lase . The use of cont ols o adjustment o pe fo mance of p ocedu es
othe than those specified he e may esult in exposu e to haza dous adiation.
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• Do not use the unit in places which a e ext emely hot
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cold, dusty o humid.
• Place the unit on a flat and even su face.
• Do not est ict the ai flow of the unit by placing it in a place with poo ventilation, by
cove ing it with a cloth o by placing it on a ca pet.
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When left in a heated oom whe e it is wa m and damp, wate d oplets o
condensation may
fo m inside the unit.
• When the e is condensation inside the unit, the unit may not function no mally.
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Let it stand fo 1 to 2 hou s befo e tu ning the powe on, o g adually heat the oom up
and d y the unit befo e use.
Should any t ouble occu , emove the powe sou ce and efe se vicing to qualified pe sonnel.
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Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you've just pu chased is only the sta t of
you musical enjoyment. Now it's time to conside how you can maximize the fun and
excitement you equipment offe s. This manufactu e and the Elect onic Indust ies
Association's Consume Elect onics G oup want you to get the most out of you equipment
by playing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come th ough loud and clea without
annoying bla ing o disto tion and, most impo tantly, without affecting you sensitive
hea ing.
Sound can be deceiving. Ove time you hea ing "comfo t level" adapts to highe volumes
of sound. So what sounds "no mal" can actually be loud and ha mful to you hea ing. Gua d
against this by setting you equipment at a safe level BEFORE you hea ing adapts.
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Sta t you volume cont ol at a low setting.
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Slowly inc ease the sound until you can hea it comfo tably and clea ly, and without
disto tion.
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Set the dial and leave it the e.
Taking a minute to do this now will help to p event hea ing damage o loss in the futu e.
Afte all, we want you listening fo a lifetime.
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Used wisely, you new sound equipment will p ovide a lifetime
of fun and enjoyment. Since hea ing damage f om loud noise is
often undetectable until it is too late, this manufactu e and the
Elect onic Indust ies Association's Consume Elect onics
G oup ecommend you avoid p olonged exposu e to excessive
noise.
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The se ial numbe of this p oduct is found on its bottom. You should note the se ial numbe
of this unit in the space p ovided as a pe manent eco d of you pu chase to aid in
identification in the event of theft of loss.
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This system is equipped with non-skid ubbe ‘feet’ to p event the p oduct f om moving when
you ope ate the cont ols. These ‘feet’ a e made f om non-mig ating ubbe mate ial specially
fo mulated to avoid leaving any ma ks o stains on you fu nitu e. Howeve ce tain types of oil
based fu nitu e polishes, wood p ese vatives, o cleaning sp ays may cause the ubbe ‘feet’
to soften, and leave ma ks o a ubbe esidue on the fu nitu e.
To p event any damage to you fu nitu e we st ongly ecommend that you pu chase small
self-adhesive felt pads, available at ha dwa e sto es and home imp ovement cente s
eve ywhe e, and apply these pads to the bottom of the ubbe ‘feet’ befo e you place the
p oduct on fine wooden fu nitu e.
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In addition to all of the te minology associated with consume elect onics p oducts, a few
additional te ms a e used almost exclusively in ka aoke. These te ms a e meant to familia ize
you with the wo ld of ka aoke. The featu es listed below may not necessa ily apply to the
pa ticula model that you have. Following a e some b ief explanations:
Echo adds depth and esonance to a singe 's voice, without affecting the music. This echo is
p oduced by c eating mino cont olled feedback in the singe 's voice.
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They a e CD’s that contain songs that include the lead singe 's voice, which can be emoved
with a ka aoke system that has a balance o multiplex cont ol. The idea is to sing along with the
lead singe o eplace the lead singe ’s voice with you s. Backg ound vocals and backup
singe s a e p ovided.
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When the AVC function is activated, the vocals on a multiplex eco ding a e eliminated as
soon as the singe begins singing into the mic ophone. When the singe stops singing, the
vocals on the multiplex eco ding a e automatically e-activated. This useful function is used
p ima ily du ing p actice sessions while a singe is lea ning a song. Please note that the AVC
function only wo ks with multiplex eco dings and not with standa d audio eco dings.
This is an ac onym fo Compact Disc plus G aphics. You will also see va iations CD+G and
CD+G aphics. This is a egula CD with info mation sto ed on a data t ack simultaneous to
music. CD+G has video output fo simple g aphics (not full motion video). In the case of
ka aoke, the g aphics function is used to sto e song ly ics and display the ly ics in sync with
music. In most cases, CD+G softwa e displayed ly ics change colo as they a e to be sung. A
egula television with a video-in RCA jack is all that is equi ed to display CD+G ly ics.
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This is an ac onym fo MP3 plus G aphics on a disc o USB Flash D ive. This is a egula MP3
with info mation sto ed on a data t ack simultaneous to music. MP3+G has video output fo
simple g aphics (not full motion video). In the case of ka aoke, the g aphics function is used to
sto e song ly ics and display the ly ics in sync with music. In most cases, MP3+G softwa e
displayed ly ics change colo as they a e to be sung. A egula television with a video-in RCA
jack is all that is equi ed to display MP3+G ly ics.
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CD mechanisms used in devices like this a e designed to fully ead all comme cial CDs. They
will also ead self-compiled CD-R/CD-RW discs but it may take up to 10 seconds fo playback
to sta t. If playback does not sta t, it is likely due to the quality of the CD-R/RW disc and/o the
compatibility of the CD compilation softwa e. Manufactu e is not esponsible fo the playback
quality of CD-R/RW discs.
Do not attach a label o seal to eithe side of the CD-R/RW disc. It may cause a malfunction.
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You CD+G aphics Ka aoke System will p ovide you with many yea s of fun and
ente tainment. It makes you a "sta " as you sing along with you favo ite ka aoke discs and
hea you voice with the music th ough the system's speake s.
This Ka aoke System has a compact design and is full of featu es yet it is easy to use. Just a
few simple inst uctions and you will become an expe t.
Befo e using you unit, please ead this manual to familia ize you self with all the featu es
available and the sections of the manual that desc ibe thei ope ations. Next go to the section
fo the specific ope ation you wish to pe fo m.
Fo you easy efe ence, listed he e a e some of the main featu es of this Ka aoke System.
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- displays ly ics in hythm with the music on p ojection sc een
o on a flat white wall when playing CD+G discs, MP3+G discs and MP3+G in the USB flash
d ive.
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- displays ly ics in hythm with the music on TV sc een when playing
CD+G discs, MP3+G discs and MP3+G in the USB flash d ive.
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- lets you adjust the balance between the p e- eco ded o iginal singe 's
voice and the music if you use a multiplex ka aoke disc.
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- lets you eplace the o iginal singe 's voice with you own
voice when any p e- eco ded multiplex ka aoke disc is played. To activate, just adjust the Mic
Volume and Auto Voice Cont ol fo the best balance between playback and mic ophone
levels.
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- lets you add echo to en ich you voice fo a conce t hall effect.
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ets you sha e the music with you family and f iends.
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- lets you connect to anothe audio output component, such as an
equalize /booste o a PA system.
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- lets you connect to you TV/monito fo displaying the ly ics f om CD+G
discs
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FRONT VIEW
TOP VIEW
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REAR VIEW
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CONNECTING POWER
Plug the supplied AC adapte into the
DC jack on the ea side of the unit and
connect to a standa d AC wall socket
with 120V~ 60Hz continuous powe
supply.
: When the unit is not ope ated fo
long pe iods of time, unplug the AC
adapte f om the unit and wall outlet.
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CONNECTING TO YOUR TV
The ka aoke system
p ovides a patch co d to
give you the option of
connecting you unit to an
exte nal audio/video
device. The patch co d has
th ee RCA jacks at each
end. White and Red a e fo
left and ight audio
connections and the
Yellow is fo video. Mode n
flat panel digital TV sets
and home music systems
a e usually equipped with
co esponding colo -coded
RCA jacks to assist co ect connections. Make su e that you have a CD+G disc in the ka aoke
system playing when you a e making this connection. You will know you have the p ope
settings on you TV as soon as you see the ly ics on the sc een.
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Please follow the steps below to display CD+G ly ics on the TV sc een:
1. Locate the colo -coded patch co ds.
2. Connect video cable (Yellow) to the VIDEO OUT on the back of the ka aoke system.
3. Connect the othe end of the video cable (Yellow) to the VIDEO/AV INPUT on you TV.
If you television does not have the equi ed Video Input, you will need a RF modulato (Radio
F equency Modulato ), which connects th ough you TV Antenna o cable line and se ves as
you Video Input.
The RF Modulato can be pu chased at almost any consume elect onics etaile . If you a e
connecting the video f om the ka aoke system to a television video input jack, you must
specify the sou ce the TV is to display. You TV use guide can tell you how to display the
video signal f om the 'Video In' jack.
If you do not have the manual fo you TV, we suggest calling the TV manufactu e 's custome
se vice depa tment. Only the manufactu e will be able to tell you accu ately how to configu e
you TV to display the video signal coming f om the 'Video Input' jack.
Some p ojection TV sets do not p ope ly display the standa d blue backg ound used on
most CD+G discs. If the backg ound colo is inconsistent o flashing, please t y connecting
you ka aoke system to a standa d CRT/LCD television instead.
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1. You ka aoke system is designed to connect to you TV. The ka aoke system is constantly
sending the video and audio signals to the 'VIDEO OUT' and 'AUDIO OUT' jacks
wheneve you play a CD+G disc. So, load a CD+G into you ka aoke system befo e you
sta t making these connections. You will see ly ics on the TV sc een as soon as you have
completed the setup co ectly.
2. The setup of you TV is the most difficult pa t of making the connection fo displaying you
ly ics. In most homes, the TV has eithe cable connected o an antenna in use. Once you
connect you ka aoke system to the TV, you must 'tell' you TV to display the input f om
the ka aoke system instead of the usual input f om the cable o antenna.
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3. Check you TV use manual fo the easiest way to setup you pa ticula ente tainment
system. If you do not have you manual, you can always call you TV manufactu e fo that
info mation o t y thei website fo online assistance. We have listed below the most
common ways of setting up a TV:
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In the setup menu fo configu ing the TV the e may be an 'Input Selection' option
whe e you may choose between 'Cable/Ant.', 'Video 1', o 'Video 2' etc. as the input
sou ce.
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T y looking fo a 'Video' channel between the highest channel and the lowest channel
on you TV (i.e. between 2 and 99 may be 'VIDEO' o 'INPUT').
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Look fo buttons on the emote cont ol fo the TV you a e connecting to that say
'VIDEO', 'VIDEO 1', 'AUX', 'EXT', 'LINE 1. The 'LINE-IN' button will display the Video
input sou ce.
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Connect the unit to you TV o home ste eo system using the White and Red connections on
the supplied patch co d. Plug the white end of the patch co d into the white AUDIO OUT jack
on the unit. Plug the ed end of the patch co d into the ed AUDIO OUT jack on unit. Now
connect the othe end of the cable's white (left channel) and ed ( ight channel) plugs to the
AUDIO IN/AUX IN jacks you TV o home ste eo system.
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1. Plug a mic ophone (one mic ophone is included) into the MIC 1 o MIC 2 JACK on the
lowe left side of you unit. The mic output will be mixed with an audio sou ce f om
CD/CD+G/USB flash d ive.
2. Slide ON/OFF switch on mic ophone to “ON” befo e singing and always slide to “OFF”
afte use.
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- Neve g ip and swing the mic ophone a ound by the connecting co d. Doing so o
Tapping o d opping the mic ophone while it is on can cause pe manent damage to it.
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SWITCHING THE PROJECTOR ON AND OFF
1. P ess P ojecto ON/OFF button to tu n ON the p ojecto .
2. Remove the lens p otecto .
3. P ess P ojecto LIGHT button to tu n OFF the p ojecto light. P ess again to tu n ON the
p ojecto light.
4. The wo d/ly ics of the CD+G o MP3+G can be p ojected on the p ojection sc een. A flat
white wall can act as a p ojection sc een.
SETTING UP THE PROJECTOR HEAD
A. Slide the P ojecto Lift switch to elease the P ojecto Head Lens.
B. Rotate the P ojecto Head by 180 deg ees if necessa y.
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C. Dep ess the P ojecto Head until it locks in place secu ely.
POSITIONING THE UNIT
The sepa ating distance between the unit and the sc een is dete mined by the size of the
sc een. Gene ally, a close sepa ating distance will give a smalle but b ighte sc een and a
fa the distance will give a bigge but dimme image. To co ectly set up the sepa ating
distance between the sc een and the unit, follows the steps below:
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1. Dete mine the desi ed position of you sc een.
2. Adjust the ve tical positions of the sc een and/o the unit until the top and bottom
edges of the p ojected image fall into the sc een with minimal disto tion.
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1. Adjust the ho izontal position of the unit the left and ight edges of the p ojected
image fall into the sc een with minimal disto tion.
2. Fine adjust the elative positions and sepa ating distance of the sc een and the unit
fo best pictu e if necessa y.
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1. The P ojecto Lens is now pe pendicula to the p ojection sc een.
2. P ess the P ojecto MENU button to display the menu sc een and otate the Lens
until a sha p and clea image is obtained.
If you a e having difficulties in co ectly positioning the sc een and the unit, you may slide the
PROJECTOR LIFT to the left to elease the p ojecto head. In this way, you may f eely adjust
the tilt angles of the p ojecto head left & ight and up & down fo best pictu e.
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ADJUSTING PICTURE QUALITY WITH THE ON-SCREEN MENUS
The unit is equipped with an on-sc een menu fo making va ious pictu e adjustments.
1. P ess the P ojecto MENU button on the p ojecto to invoke the menu.
2. P ess
keys to select a desi ed item.
3. P ess ENTER to confi m and its submenu with diffe ent setting items appea s.
4. P oceed to making va ious adjustments using keys.
5. P ess the P ojecto MENU button on the p ojecto to etu n to main menu immediately
afte making va ious adjustments.
6. P ess the P ojecto Light On/Off button to tu n off the P ojecto On-sc een Menus
immediately o wait fo it to disappea automatically in 30 seconds.
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The Pictu e menu is used fo adjusting the pictu e quality.
The e a e 3 p eset modes: vivid, standa d & soft and 1 use mode fo f ee adjustments to
suit pe sonal p efe ence.
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1. and to navigate between diffe ent options.
2. and to inc ease and dec ease the values between 0 to 100.
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The highe the setting, the bigge the cont ast between b ight and da k a eas
of the pictu e. The lowe the setting, the smalle .
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The highe the setting, the b ighte the pictu e. The lowe the setting, the
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The highe the setting, the st onge the colo intensity. The lowe the setting, the
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The highe the setting, the sha pe the outline of the pictu e but pictu e
noises will be mo e p ominent. The lowe the setting, the softe the
pictu e, thus making the pictu e noises less obvious.
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The highe the setting, the mo e eddish the pictu e will appea . The lowe the
setting, the mo e g eenish.
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The Colo Tempe atu e menu is used fo adjusting the mood of the pictu e.
The e a e 3 p eset modes cool, medium & wa m and 1 use mode fo f ee adjustments to
suit pe sonal p efe ence.
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1. and to navigate between diffe ent options.
2. and to inc ease and dec ease the values between 0 to 100.
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The highe the setting, the mo e eddish the pictu e will appea . The lowe the
setting, the less.
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The highe the setting, the mo e g eenish the pictu e will appea . The lowe the
setting, the less.
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The highe the setting, the mo e bluish the pictu e will appea . The lowe the
setting, the less.
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The is used fo adjusting the pictu e width-to-height atio, also commonly known as
“aspect atio”.
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The o iginal pictu e is displayed on the sc een in its native esolution.
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The o iginal pictu e is st etched by a smalle extent to fill the sc een. The
esulting pictu e may become c opped.
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The o iginal pictu e is st etched by a la ge extent to fill the sc een. The
esulting pictu e may become c opped even mo e.
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The o iginal pictu e is st etched to fill the sc een. This mode is suitable fo
viewing
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and
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(4:3)
video inputs.
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1. FUNCTION SELECTOR (USB/CD)
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Slide the USB/CD FUNCTION switch to CD position to playback a CD, CD+G, MP3,
MP3+G, CD-R/CD-RW disc.
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Slide the USB/CD FUNCTION switch to USB position to playback MP3, MP3+G
files on a USB flash d ive.
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Once the AUX IN JACK is plugged into, the KN600 will automatically ente the
AUX mode. You can attach othe music sou ces (iPod, MP3 o othe digital audio
playe s) th ough the AUX IN JACK to you exte nal playe ’s audio out jack o
headphone jack.
2. POWER ON/OFF BUTTON
P ess this button to tu n unit ON.
P ess and hold this button to tu n unit OFF.
3. PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON
Tap once to play a selected song when playing a CD/CD+G/CD-R/CD-RW disc o MP3
files on a USB flash d ive. The PLAY/PAUSE INDICATOR will light.
While playing, tap again to pause. The PLAY/PAUSE INDICATOR and LED DISPLAY
will flash.
4. STOP
BUTTON
While a selected song is playing, tap this to stop.
5. NEXT
BUTTON
Tap once to skip fo wa d to the following song du ing playback o stop mode.
6. PREV
BUTTON
Tap once to skip back to the sta t of the cu ent song du ing playback o skip back to
the p evious song du ing stop mode.
7. REPEAT/PROGRAM BUTTON
REPEAT FUNCTION
Du ing CD/CD+G/MP3 playback on CD/CD-R/CD-RW/USB flash d ive
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Tap once fo Repeat 1 (REPEAT INDICATOR on LED DISPLAY will flash) to
playback cu ent song only.
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Tap twice fo Repeat Folde (di ecto y) (REPEAT INDICATOR will flash twice pe
second) to epeat all the t acks in the selected folde .
This function is not available fo CD, CD+G playback.
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TAP again fo Repeat All (REPEAT INDICATOR will light steadily) to epeat all
available t acks.
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TAP again to cancel Repeat mode (REPEAT INDICATOR will be OFF).
PROGRAM FUNCTION
This function allows music t acks to be played in a p og ammed sequence.
P og am function can only be set in STOP mode.
1. P ess the PROGRAM button once. P og am Numbe 01 will display and
PROGRAM INDICATOR will flash.
2. P ess the SKIP FORWARD o SKIP BACKWARD button to select the t ack to be
p og ammed.
3. P ess the PROGRAM button again to sto e the selection. The P og am numbe will
advance to 02 to p ompt fo the next input.
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4. You may epeat steps #2 to #3 to p og am up to 20 t acks. As soon as you have
ente ed the 20
th
t ack, the LED DISPLAY will show “FU”, indicating that p og am is
full.
5. P ess the PLAY button to complete and sta t p og am play. P ess PAUSE button to
pause p og am play.
6. You may use the REPEAT function to epeatedly play a ce tain t ack (Repeat 1) o
all t acks (Repeat All) in the P og am Play Mode.
7. The CD playe will stop when all the p og ammed t acks have been played th ough
once. To epeat p og am play, p ess the PLAY/PAUSE button.
8. To cancel p og am play, p ess the STOP button once while p og am play is unning
o open the CD DOOR in stop mode.
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Up to 20 t acks can be p og ammed fo CD and CD+G playback. If you attempt to
p og am mo e than 20 t acks, “FU” will appea in the LED DISPLAY and “PROG
FULL” will appea on the TV sc een as shown below (if connected).
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Fo MP3 t acks in a USB flash d ive, up to 99 t acks can be p og ammed.
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When finished p og amming, tap PLAY BUTTON to confi m and sta t p og am play. The
PROG INDICATOR in the LED DISPLAY will light. While playing, you may tap the
NEXT o PREV BUTTON to skip to a desi ed song in the p og am list.
To pause p og am play tempo a ily, tap the PAUSE BUTTON once. The PROG
INDICATOR and the PLAY/PAUSE INDICATOR on the LED DISPLAY will flash. The
TV sc een (as shown below)/P ojection sc een will emain ON.
Tap PLAY BUTTON to esume p og am play.
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If you tap the STOP BUTTON twice consecutively, you will cancel p og am play
and e ase the p og am list pe manently. The PROG INDICATOR in the LED DISPLAY
and TV sc een will go OFF.
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In stop mode, you can eview the p og am list by p essing the NEXT o PREV BUTTON.
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1. DC JACK
Connect the DC plug of the AC Adapte (included) output to this jack.
2. USB JACK
Inse t the USB flash d ive (FAT32 fo matted) up to 32GB (not included) to this jack fo
playback of MP3 files.
3. AUX IN JACK
Connect the 3.5mm ste eo plug of a ste eo audio cable (not included) to this jack and
the othe end to the Line Out o Headphone Jack of an exte nal audio playe fo
playback.
4. MIC 1 / MIC 2 JACKS
Connect the mic ophone (one included) to eithe one of the jacks to sing.
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1. VIDEO OUT JACK
Connect the yellow coded RCA plug of the A/V cable (included) to this jack and the
othe end to the VIDEO/AV INPUT of you TV.
2. AUDIO OUT JACKS (L/R)
Connect the white coded RCA plug (L) and ed coded plug (R) of the A/V cable
(included) to these jacks and the othe end to the audio inputs of you TV.
3. SPEAKERS
The e a e 4 built-in speake s fo this unit.
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1. MASTER VOLUME
Adjust this to obtain the desi ed volume level f om the built-in speake .
2. BALANCE CONTROL
Adjust this to obtain the optimum music and vocal levels while playing a CD+G o MP3
file fo left (L) and ight (R) channel balance while playing o dina y ste eo sound t acks
of CD o MP3.
3. AVC (AUTOMATIC VOICE CONTROL) BUTTON
When AVC is on, the vocals on a multiplex eco ding a e eliminated as soon as the
singe begins singing into the mic ophone. When the singe stops singing, the vocals
on the multiplex eco ding a e automatically e-activated. This function is used
p ima ily du ing p actice sessions.
4. MIC VOLUME
Adjust this cont ol to obtain the desi ed mic volume output du ing singing.
Volume level of both mic 1 and mic 2 can be adjusted sepa ately.
5. ECHO CONTROL
Tu n this cont ol clockwise fo a mo e significant echo effect to en ich you voice fo a
conce t hall effect.
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You will need to do the following things:
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Connect you unit to a compatible TV using the included A/V cable (Refe to
“CONNECTING TO YOUR TV” section)
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follow the set up info mation in PROJECTOR FUNCTION (Refe to “OPEARATING THE
PROJECTION FUNCTIONS” section).
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Plug in the included MICROPHONE into eithe the MIC 1 o MIC 2 JACK.
Always set the mic to OFF until you a e eady to sing to avoid possible sha p
feedback noises.
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1. Set the FUNCTION SELECTOR to “CD” fo playing CD, CD+G, CD-R/CD-RW.
Set the FUNCTION SELECTOR to “USB” fo playing USB flash d ive.
2. Load a CD/CD+G disc as follows, o inse t the USB flash d ive:
a) G ip the top f ont edge on the CD DOOR whe e indicated and pull gently to open it. The
LED DISPLAY will display “OP”.
b) Load a disc ve tically into the compa tment with the p inted side facing you self.
c) Gently close the CD DOOR. The unit begins to ead the disc. The LED DISPLAY will
display the total numbe of t acks. (If no disc is loaded o the disc cannot be ecognized,
“NO” will be displayed in the LED DISPLAY).
d) When a CD+G disc is detected and being played, the CD+G INDICATOR in the LED
DISPLAY will light.
If you t y to play a self-compiled CD-R/RW disc o USB flash d ive with MP3 songs
(both a e not included), you will see the following menu instead.
On the top line of the menu, “T: 011/118 means t ack #11 out of total 118 t acks is now
playing. The elapsed time of cu ent t ack is shown on the ight.
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If the numbe of songs on the disc/USB d ive is mo e than 99, the hund eds & tens digit
of LED DISPLAY will show lette A to F (A=10, b=11, C=12, d=13, E=14 & F=15). Fo
example, if it contains “118” songs, “b8” will show on the LED DISPLAY. If the numbe of
songs on the disc/USB flash d ive is ove 159, the LED DISPLAY will show 99.
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Howeve , if you have connected to a TV, full disc content info mation will be shown.
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All basic play/pause, stop and skip cont ols a e identical to CD mode.
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