LG FFH-2005AX User manual

NEW
KARAOKE MUSIC SYSTEM
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MODELS
:
FFH-2005AX
FE-2005VE
Please read this manual
carefully
before
operating
your
unit.
Retain it
for future reference.
Designs
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without notice for
improvement.
P/N:3828R-A012A
English
Russian
Kazakh

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITED STATES
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Read instructions
-
All the
safety
and
operating
instructions should be read before the
product
is
operated.
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Retain instructions
-
The
safety
and
operating
instructions should be retained for future
reference.
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Heed
Warnings
-
All
warnings
on the
product
and
in the
operatiog
instructions should be followed.
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Follow instructions
-
All
operating
and use
instructions should be followed.
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Cleaning
-
Unplug
this
product
from the wall
outlet before
cleaning.
Do not use
liquid
cleaners
or aerosol cleaners. Use a
damp
cloth for
cleaning.
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Attachments
-
Do not use attachments not
recommended
by
the
product
manufacturer as
they may
cause hazards.
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Water and Moisture
-
Do not use this
product
near
water-for
example,
near a bath
tub,
wash
bowl,
kitchen
sink,
or
laundry
tub;
in a wet
basement;
or
near a
swimming pool;
and the like.
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Accessories
-
Do not
place
this
product
on an
unstable
cart, stand,
tripod,
bracket,
or table. The
product may
fall,
causing
serious
injury
to a child
or
adult,
and serious
damage
to the
product.
Use
only
with a
stand,
tripod,
bracket,
or table
recommended
by
the manufactur or sold with the
product. Any mounting
of the
product
should
follow the manufacturer 's instructions and should
use a
mounting accessory
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
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A
product
and cart combination should be moved
with care.
Quick
stops,
excessive
force,
and
uneven surfaces
may
cause the
product
and cart
combination to overturn.
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Ventilation
-
Slots and
openings
in the cabinet are
provided
for ventilation and to ensure reliable
operation
of the
product
and to
protect
it from
overheating,
and these
openings
must not be
blocked or covered. The
openings
should never
be blocked
by placing
the
product
on a
bed, sofa,
rug,
or other similar surface.
This
product
should not be
placed
in a built-in
installation such as a bookcase or rack unless
proper
ventilation is
provided
or the
manufacturer's instructions have been followed.
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Power Sources
-
This
product
should be
operated
only
from the
type
of
power
source indicated on
the
marking
label. If
you
are not sure of the
type
of
power supply
to
your
home,
consult
your
product
dealer or local
power company.
For
products
intended to
operate
from
battery power,
or other
sources,
refer to the
operating
instructions.
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Power-Cord Protection
-
Power
supply
cords
should be routed so that
they
are not
likely
to be
walked on or
pinched by
items
placed upon
or
against
them,
paying particular
attention to cords
at
plugs,
convenience
receptacles,
and the
point
where
they
exit from the
product.
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Protective Attachment
Plug
-
The
product
is
equipped
with an attachment
plug having
overload
protection.
This is a
safety
feature. See Instruction
Manual for
replacement
or
restting
or
protective
device. If
replacement
of the
plug
is
required,
be
sure the service technician has used a
replacement play specified by
the manufacturer
that has the same overload
protection
as the
original plug.
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Lightning
-
For added
protection
for this
product
during
a
lightning
storm,
or when it is left
unattended and unused for
long periods
of
time,
unplug
it from the wall outlet and disconnect the
antenna or cable
system.
This will
prevent
damage
to the
product
due to
lightning
and
power-
line
surges.
CAUTION:
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Read all of these instructions.
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Save these instructions for later use.
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Follow all
warnings
and instructions maked on
the audio
equipment.

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Outdoor Antenna
Grounding
-
If an outside antenna or
cable
system
is connected to the
product,
be sure the
antenna or cable
system
is
grounded
so as to
provide
some
protection against voltage surges
and
built-up
static
charges.
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Article 810 of the National Electrical
Code,
ANSI/NFPA 70
proviedes
information with
regard
to
proper grounding
of the mast and
supporting
structure,
grounding
of the lead-in wire to an antenna
discharge
unit,
size of
grounding
conductors,
location
of antenna
discharge
unit,
connection to
grounding
electrodes,
and
requirements
for the
grounding
electrode.
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Power Lines
-
An outside antenna
system
should not
be located in the
vicinity
of overhead
power
lines or
other electric
light
or
power
circuits,
or where it can
fall into such
power
lines or circuits. When
installing
an outside antenna
system,
extreme care should be
taken not to touch such
power
lines or circuits as
contact with them
might
be fatal.
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Overloading
-
Do not overload wall
outlets,
extension
cords,
or
integral
convenience
receptacles,
as this
can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
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Object
and
Liquid Entry
-
Never
push objects
of
any
kind into this
product through openings
as
they may
touch
dangerous voltage points
or short-out
parts
that
could result in a fire or electric shock. Never
spill
liquid
of
any
kind on the
product.
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Servicing
-
Do not
attempt
to service this
product
yourself
as
opening
or
removing
covers
may expose
you
to
dangerous voltage
or other hazards. Refer all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
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Damage Requiring
Service
-
Unplug
this
product
from
the wall outlet and refer
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel
under the
following
conditions:
a)
When the
power-supply
cord or
plug
is
damaged.
b)
If
liquid
has been
spilled,
or
objects
have fallen into
the
product.
c)
If the
product
has been
exposed
to rain or water.
d)
If the
product
does not
operate normally by
following
the
operating
instructions.
Adjust only
those controls that are covered
by
the
operating
instructions as an
improper adjustment
of other
controls
may
result in
damage
and will often
require
extensive work
by
a
qualified
technician to
restore the
product
to its normal
operation.
e)
If the
product
has been
dropped
or
damaged
in
any way.
f)
When the
product
exhibits a distinct
change
in
performance,
this indicates a need for service.
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Replacement
Parts
-
When
replacement parts
are
required,
be sure the service technician has used
replacement parts specified by
the manufacturer or
have the same characteristics as the
original parts.
Unauthorized substitutions
may
result in
fire,
electric
shock,
or other hazards.
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Safety
Check
-
Upon completion
of
any
service or
repairs
to this
product,
ask the service technician to
perform safety
checks to determine that the
product
is
in
proper operating
condition.
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Wall or
Ceiling Mounting
-
The
product
should be
mounted to a wall or
ceiling only
as recommended
by
the manufacturer.
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Heat
-
The
product
should be situated
away
from heat
sources such as
radiators,
heat
registers,
stoves,
or
other
products (including amplifiers)
that
produce
heat.

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OPERATING ELEMENTS
FRONT
VIEW
1. TUNING DOWN/UP
buttons(TUNER)
REWIND / FAST FORWARD
buttons(TAPE)
SEARCH
buttons(CD/VCD)
/ TEMPO +/-
buttons(KARAOKE)
2. RECORD / RECORD PAUSE buttons
3. TIMER button
4. CLOCK button
5. REMOTE SENSOR
6. MDSS indicator
7. MDSS button
8. POWER button
9.
DEMONSTRATION,
PBC
ON/OFF,
PLAY MODE
button
10. UBB
(Ultra
Bass
Booster)
/ Hi-TONE button
11. NORMAL DUBBING / CD SYNCHRO
RECORDING button
12. HEADPHONE socket
(PHONES)
13. HI-SPEED DUBBING / RETURN / CANCEL button
14. TAPE DECK 1 EJECT
position
(
PUSH /
EJECT)
15. FUNCTION SELECT buttons
(TUNER
BAND,
KARAOKE/VCD,
TAPE
1/2,
AUX)
16. PRESET
DOWN(TUNER)
/ BACKWARD PLAY
(TAPE:OPTION)
/ RETURN
(VCD, KARAOKE)
button
(PRESET
DOWN /
)
17. TAPE
STOP,
CD STOP/CLEAR button
(
/
CLEAR)
18. PRESET
UP(TUNER)
/ FORWARD PLAY
(TAPE)
/
CD PLAY / SELECT button
(PRESET
UP / /
SELECT)
19. JOG DIAL
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PRESET DOWN/UP
(TUNER)
?
ADJUST DOWN/UP
(CLOCK/TIMER)
?
SKIP DOWN/UP
(CD)
?
PREVIOUS /
NEXT,
KEY CONTROL
(VCD,KARAOKE)
20. TAPE DECK 2 EJECT POSITION
(
PUSH /
EJECT)
21. MODE / RIF
(TUNER)/CD
PAUSE /
SET(CLOCK
/
TIMER)
/ COUNTER RESET
(TAPE)
button
(MODE
/ RIF / CD II / SET / COUNTER
RESET)
22. MIC Sockets
23. DISC DIRECT PLAY buttons
(DISC1,
DISC2,
DISC3)
24. ECHO Select button
25. CD OPEN/CLOSE button
26. MIC Volume
27. CD PAUSE / SET indicator
28. VOLUME knob
29. DISC SKIP button
30. MEMORY / PROGRAM button
31. CD DOOR
32. NUMERIC
buttons(1-0)
BACK
VIEW
33. ANTENNA
(AERIAL)
terminal
34. AUXILIARY / PHONO
(OPTIONAL)
INPUT
SOCKET
35. VIDEO OUTPUT SOCKET
36. SPEAKER terminal
37. VOLTAGE SELECTOR
(OPTIONAL)
38. POWER CORD
FRONT
VIEW
BACK
VIEW

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FUNCTION DISPLAY
REMOTE CONTROL
1. LEVEL indicator
2.
FUNCTION,
VOLUME
LEVEL, CLOCK,
FREQUENCY,
TAPE
COUNTER,
CD PLAYING
TIME
display
3. MUTE indicator
4. PLAY MODE indicator
(Use only
auto reverse
deck)
5. TAPE DIRECTION indicator
6. UBB indicator
7. ECHO indicator
8. CD MUSIC CALENDAR OVER indicator
9. FM STEREO indicator
10. FM MONO indicator
11. VOLUME indicator
12. RDS function indicator
(OPTIONAL)
13. TIMER indicator
14. DISC NO. indicator
15. CD MUSIC CALENDAR
16. RECORD indicator
17. PLAY / PAUSE indicator
18. REMAIN indicator
19. PBC indicator
20. CD REPEAT indicator
4. Karaoke function buttons
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Key Control(
/
)
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MPX(Multiplex) Play
Selection button
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Remain button
?
Menu button
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OSD button
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Tempo/Search(+/ )
button
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Tempo/Search(-/ )
button
?
Shadow button
5.
Tape
function buttons
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Tape 1/Tape
2 selection
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Reverse
play( ):OPTIONAL
?
Forward
play( )
?
Rewind/Fast
forward( )
?
Stop( )
?
Record/Record
Pause( )
6. MDSS button
7. EQ.pattern button
8. Volume
down/up ( )
buttons
9. Mute button
10.
Sleep
button
11.
Display
Mode button
12. Function selection buttons
(TUNER,
KARAOKE/VCD, TAPE,
AUX)
13. Preset
down/up ( )
buttons
1. POWER button
2. Numeric
button(1-0)
3. CD function button
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Play/Select
?
Stop/Clear( )
?
Program
?
Time Search
?
Repeat
?
Last Scene
?
Pause( )
?
Disc
Skip(D.SIKP)
?
Return
?
Cancel
?
PBC
?
Previous/Skip(PREV/ )
?
Next/Skip(NEXT/ )

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REMOTE CONTROL
SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
Connection to
Auxiliary
Sources
VIDEO OUT
jack
connection
From the VIDEO OUT
jack
on the back of
theunittoaVIDEOINjackofaTVor
Monitor connect.
AUX
jacks
connections
Two
phono
sockets marked AUX are
provided
on the back of the unit for
connecting
other units
(for example,
a
record
player
with a
pre amplifier,
video
recorders or
tape recorders).
NOTE:
?You can
enjoy
a
song
while
listening
to the
accompaniment
of selected
song through your
unit and
watching
the videos on TV.
?Press "TV/VIDEO
Selection"
button on TV to select
video
signal (Video)
Connection the Main
Speakers
Insert the red wire of the
right/left
hand
speaker
into the
red terminal
marked(+)
at the back of the unit.
Insert the black wire into the black terminal
marked(-).
This
speaker system
is
designed
for
magnetic
shielded.
But the video
image
of a
nearby
television
may
be
distorted.
In this
case,
put away
the affected television about
10~20cm from the
speaker system.
Control
Range
The remote control device is
designed
for the
range
shown in the illustration.
NOTE
Strong light
or obstacles between the remote control
device and the stereo
system may
interfere with the
functioning
of the remote control.
Notes on Batteries
Your remote control comes with batteries.
Use two
"AAA(UM-4.
IEC
R03)" type high quality
batteries.
When the remote control fails to
operate accurately
at maximum distance from the unit.
Replace
the
worn out batteries with new ones.
Install two "AAA"
type
batteries,
observing
correct
battery polarity(
and
).
Reversed
battery
polarity might damage
the unit.
Do not use different
types
of batteries
together,
or
an old one with new one.
When
you
are not
going
to use the unit for a
long
time,
remove the batteries to
prevent possible
electrolyte leakage.
Approx.7m
Open
rear cover. Install the batteries
according
to
their
polarity(
,
)
and close
the cover.

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SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
Antenna(aerial)
Connection
For the models for other countries
figure (1), (3).
For the
European
and U.K. model
figure (2), (4).
IMPORTANT
FM
Antenna
(aerial)
Connection
Unless radio
signals
are
very
weak,
no external
antenna is
necessary, simply
connect the
supplied
FM indoor antenna
(aerial)
wire to the terminal
marked FM on the back of the unit

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BEFORE OPERATING
Volume
Adjustment
Turn VOLUME clockwise to increase the sound
level,
or counterclockwise to decrease it.
If
you
turn the volume
up
more than the maximum
level,
the volume level flashes in the
display.
(Or press
VOLUME + or
-
button on the remote
commander.)
Sound
Quality Adjustment
MDSS
(Multi
Dynamic
Sound
System)
Press the MDSS button to reinforce treble
(Hi-
Tone),
bass
(UBB
: Ultra Bass
Booster),
and
surround effect.
The MDSS indicator
lights up.
To cancel it
press
the MDSS button
again.
To reinforce bass and
treble
Press the UBB/Hi-TONE button to set the UBB/HI-
TONE mode.
Each time UBB/HI-TONE button is
pressed,
it
changes
as follows
To
activate stereo
sound
(on
remote
control)
You can choose between 6 fixed sound
impressions
: select a desired sound mode
by
using
the
EQ
PATTERN button.
Press the
EQ
PATTERN button once to see the
current sound mode scrolled on the
display.
Press the
EQ
PATTERN button
repeatedly,
until
the desired sound mode is scrolled on the
display.
FLAT : linear
frequency response
JAZZ : feels like a
jazz
club. It
effectively
creates the flavour of
harmony
and
mood.
CLASSIC : for orchestral music
VOCAL :
puts
an
emphasis
on the vocal
sound.
POP : less
bass,
less treble
ROCK : more
bass,
more treble
For
personal listening
Connect
headphone
to
headphone
socket.
No sound comes from the
speakers.
MUTE
button(on
remote
control)
Press this button to mute
your
unit.
You can mute
your
unit in
order,
for
example,
to
answer the
telephone.
The MUTE indicator
appears
on the
display.
DISPLAY MODE button
(on
remote
control)
Whenever
you press
the DISPLAY MODE
button,
you
can
enjoy
the
spectrum change
with 9
types
in
the
display.
MODE/RIF
(Radio
Interference
Filter)
button
To switch from mono to stereo
reception
and vice
versa. If the
power
of transmission is too weak to
receive stereo FM without
interference,
switch the
STEREO off.
When a
MW(AM),
or LW
broadcasting
is
being
recorded,
the
R.I.F.(BEAT-SWITCH)
button can be
used to reduce unwanted "beat"
signals
and
noise,
which were not heard before
recording.
DEMO/PBC(PBC/PLAY MODE)
button
(Demonstration Function)
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In case of
non-autoreverse
(auto
stop)
deck 2
Press this button in
power
-
off state to demonstrate
the function in the
display.
To cancel
it,
press
the
POWER button or DEMO/PBC button.
During
the
demonstration the POWER
button,
DEMO/PBC
button and VOLUME are
operated only.
?
In case of
autoreverse
deck 2
Press PBC/PLAY MODE button in
power-off
state to
demonstrate for the function in the
display.
To cancel
it,
press
the POWER button or PBC/PLAY MODE
button.
UBB ON
MDSS OFF UBB OFF
HI-TONE ON
HI-TONE OFF

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CLOCK SETTING
Example
:
Set to 9:25
in
the
morning
1. Press
the
CLOCK
button.
(If
the clock is
already
set,
press
and hold the CLOCK button for more
than 1.5
seconds)
-
The hours
begin
to blink.
2.
Select
a 24 hour
cycle
or 12 hour
cycle by
turning
the
JOG DIAL.
(24HR)
or
(12HR)
3. Press
the
CDII/SET/COUNTER RESET
button.
4.
Set the
hour
by
turn the
JOG DIAL.
5. Press
the
CDII/SET/COUNTER RESET
button.
6.
Set the minute
by
turn the
JOG DIAL.
7. Press
the
CDII/SET/COUNTER RESET
button.
The clock starts
operating.
Information
on
the time
AM 12:00
=
midnight
PM 12:00
=
noon
NOTE:
When a
power interruption
has occurred for more
than
10 seconds.
The clock
setting
is
erased,
and
"--
:
--"
will flash on the
display.