User manual MEDION STEREO CD MP3 SOUND CENTER MD 81834

[. . . ] there should be a gap of 20 cm on all sides to ensure adequate ventilation. Always connect the player to a power point (230V ~ 50Hz) that is easily accessible and close to the place where you have set the player up. The power socket must be freely accessible so that you can unplug the player quickly if necessary. If the player or mains cable is damaged, unplug the player from the mains immediately. [. . . ] The player has a wire aerial for VHF which needs to be adjusted for optimum reception. the player has a built-in directional ferrite antenna for MW reception. Listening to the player at a high volume with headphones or ear phones can damage your hearing. Lower the volume before putting on head/earphones Your hearing can be damaged if you listen at high volumes over a long period or if the volume is increased too suddenly. To switch on the player, press the STANDBY button on the player or the STANDBY button on the remote The player is now switched on and the display reads HELLO and initially shows the radio frequency. afterwards , the display will show the last mode selected (CD , USB , SD/MMC , iPOD , AUX , TUNER ). To switch the player off press the STANDBY button on the player or on the remote control. The player is now in standby mode and a red LED is lit on the subwoofer. Press the SEARCH button or as many times and for as long as it takes for the correct number of hours to appear. Press the SEARCH button or as many times and for as long as it takes for the correct number of minutes to appear. You can select the radio function (TUNER) using the FUNCTION button on the player or via the FUNCTION button on the remote control (if necessary, switch on via STANDBY beforehand). Press the EQ button on the player or on the remote control to select the required tone: The pre-set sound effects are PASS (default setting), ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSIC, To turn the sound off completely, press the MUTE button (on remote control only). If you press TUNING or for a little longer it will trigger an automatic search. The search stops at the first station with relatively strong reception. If a stereo station is found on the FM (VHF) waveband then ((ST)) will appear in the display. While the display is flashing, use the PRESET/ FOLDER (UP or DN) buttons on the player or on the remote control to select the program position for this station. Again on the player or on the remote control to save the station; the chosen programme number (e. Use the PRESET/FOLDER (UP or DN) button on the player or on the remote control to open the stored stations again. Never insert objects into the CD compartment as this could destroy the mechanism. â· In order to prevent dust accumulating never leave the CD compartment open for long periods of time. If the CD is very dirty or has clear finger marks, playback may be delayed or may start at another location. â· Dirt on the scanning lens may result in interruptions to playback or other errors. [. . . ] You can also use the REPEAT functions described above with the programmed list. The programmed list will be deleted if the CD compartment is opened the player is unplugged. You can set the player to switch on or off at a specified time (timer function). The sources need to be prepared so that the radio or a CD can start at the set time: Press or (SKIP) within 6 seconds to set the hour. [. . . ]