User manual EBENCH KH 2255 CD CLOCK RADIO

[. . . ] In order to avoid any risk of injury or accident due to this laser beam, the appliance may only be opened by qualified specialists. The appliances complies with the international safety regulations and the Directives of the European Community. It also complies with the currently applicable standards on electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). [. . . ] · Any other use or modification of the appliance is considered improper use and may present significant risks of accidents. · The manufacturer accepts no liability for improper use. Technical Data Power supply: Backup battery: 230-240 V ~ 50 Hz 2x 1. 5 V Type AA battery (not included in the scope of supply) Frequency range (+/- 3dB) 100 Hz to 16 kHz = 760 nm Pmax = 0. 4 mW FM 87, 5 - 108 MHz AM (MW) 530 - 1600 kHz Delivery Contents CD Clock Radio Operating Instructions Warranty card CD player: Laser: Radio: -5- KH2255_IB_UK 13. 02. 2007 14:57 Uhr Seite 6 Operating elements Commissioning This CD clock radio is operated with 230 - 240 Volt alternating current (AC), 50 Hz. It is additionally equipped with a back-up system for the event of power failures, for which two 1, 5 V block batteries (not included in the scope of supply) have to be inserted. q Button STOP/TIME w CD compartment e Button Skip/Fast Search r t y u i o a s d f g 1% j 1& l forwards / Hour Button PLAY MODE Indicator light Repeat Buttons ALARM I and ALARM II Indicator light Sleep Button SLEEP Indicator light Random Button SNOOZE Tuning display Volume display Button ON/OFF Indicator light ON/OFF Indicator light Program Button PROGRAM: Preprogramming of CD titles Button Skip/Fast Search backwards / Minute Button PLAY/PAUSE: Start of the CD playback or brief interruption in the CD playback Volume controller Tuning knob: for selecting the radio station Band selector switch: AM (MW) - FM Function selector switch: CD - TUNER - BUZZER FM antenna Insert the plug of the power lead into a suitable plug socket (AC voltage). Place the batteries into the battery compartment on the underside of the appliance. In order to ensure optimum functioning, the battery should be changed every 6 months. 2@ 2# Battery Back-up System in Case of Power Failures The batteries ensure that the clock continues to function even in the event of a power failure. In order to prolong the battery life, however, the time is not shown on the display. This means that you have to carry out the time and alarm settings again. -6- KH2255_IB_UK 13. 02. 2007 14:57 Uhr Seite 7 Setting the Time Setting the time when switching on the first time: Hold the button TIME q depressed to switch between the 12 hour and 24 hour modes. Setting the time at some later point: Hold the button TIME q depressed to switch between the 12 hour and 24 hour modes. Open the CD compartment w by hand and insert the CD (with the label facing to the rear) into the CD compartment and close the CD compartment. When the ON/OFF button 1# is pressed, the total number of CD tracks appears on the display. Press the button PLAY/PAUSE l to start the playback of the first track. 01 appears first on the display, followed shortly thereafter by the time again. Use the button PLAY/PAUSE l also to briefly interrupt the playing of a track. The playback can be stopped by pressing button STOP q. Radio operation 1. In order to achieve optimum reception, extend the FM antenna 2# to its full length. For the AM waveband, the appliance needs to be turned to achieve optimum reception. light up. -7- KH2255_IB_UK 13. 02. 2007 14:57 Uhr Seite 8 Further Functions of the CD Player SKIP/FAST SEARCH Press e, to skip to the next track, or press button e several times to skip several tracks. [. . . ] If no CD is inserted and alarm mode CD player is set, the alarm signal of the setting BUZZER sounds automatically. Sleep timer Move the function selector switch 2@ to position CD or TUNER. When you press the button SLEEP i, Press the button SLEEP i again to set the desired sleep time (90, 60, 30 or 15 minutes). If the playing time of the CD is shorter than the sleep time set by you, the music ends as soon as all the tracks on the CD have been played. [. . . ]