User manual EBENCH KH 2262 CD RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER

[. . . ] Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 3 CD Stereo Radiorecorder e-bench KH 2262 1. It is not designed for continual use or for use in a commercial or industrial context. 2. 230 V / 50 Hz Power consumption (rating):. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11W Laser class:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Important safety information! To avoid fatal danger through electric shocks: · Make sure that the power cable does not get wet or damp during operation. Install the cable so that it cannot be crushed between two objects, or damaged in any other way. [. . . ] When the headphone plug is removed the speakers will be reactivated - which can lead to an unexpected volume level if the volume was turned to high when using the headphones. For this reason the volume level should be lowered before the headphone plug is removed from the socket. 5 4. Operation This section applies when the device has been connected as described in chapter 3: To search the bandwidth press the button . . . TUNING , to search forwards or TUNING , to search backwards over the entire reception range. If you apply pressure to the buttons longer than a second the device will start an automatic channel search. As soon as a channel with sufficient reception quality has been found, the automatic search stops immediately. Tip: When in VHF reception (FM) mode, you will achieve better reception quality by putting the antenna into at an angle. Turn the entire appliance until you achieve the best reception result. 4. 1 Switching the device on/off The device is equipped with a FUNCTION sliding switch for all three modes: The device is switched on and is consu ming electricity when the switch is switched to . . . · "Radio" for radio mode · "CD" for CD mode. The device is switched off when the switch is switched to position . . . In this position, the device consumes near to no electricity, as long as none of the tape operating keys are pressed. 4. 2 Adjusting the volume Turn the volume control clockwise (louder) - or anti clockwise (quieter). 5. 2 Mono/Stereo 4. 3 Bass-booster function Press the BASS BOOST switch to activate or deactivate the Bass booster function. When a program is broadcast on the VHF range in stereo, "ST", is displayed on the device, while "MONO" appears for Mono broadcasts. Radio mode Select "Radio" on the FUNCTION sliding switch. 5. 3 Storing channels 5. 1 Channel search Chose a reception bandwidth. · "FM" for VHF reception or · "MW(AM)" for medium wave reception. press MEMORY . The display shows the number of the first memory position, and the"MEMORY" indicator flashes. You can now browse through the memory positions by pressing the M-UP button. 6 6. 2 Play / Pause When the desired memory number appears on the display . . . hold the MEMORY button depressed until the "MEMORY" indicator stops flashing. The display shows the track number and track length of the track being played. · Press again while a track is being played to pause playback immediately, press again to continue playing the track from the position was paused. 5. 4 Stored Channels Call up When in the normal reception mode you can browse through the 15 stored channels by . . . Note: The channels remain stored in the device memory as long as the three small batteries for the radio memory still have enough power. 6. 3 Track selection / fast forward If you press SKIP >>| or SKIP |<< . . . · hold the button pressed to scan through the track forwards or backwards (fast forward/backwards). 6. 4 Stop If you press STOP . . . · Twice, the programmed track lists is deleted as described in chapter 6. 5. 6. [. . . ] This could damage the device. 8. 3 Cleaning the CD unit The CD player should not become dirty from normal use!Cleaning may be necessary if exceptionally dirty CDs are used, or the CD tray is not closed and dust enters the system. Avoid dirt contamination by wiping dusty CDs with a soft, dry cloth, wiping from the inside to the outside of the CD. If a CD cannot be played or sounds faulty although it is in good condition . . . [. . . ]