Clas Ohlson CDM32 Bedienungsanleitung

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CD/MP3-Player

CD/MP3-spiller

Model CDM32-60F3

38-1635

Ver. 200801

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CD/MP3-Player

Art. no. 38-1635, model CDM32

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Caution!

Do not open the casing! Invisible laser

irradiation can cause damage to the eyes.

Do not point the laser beam toward you eyes,

and do not look directly in to the instrument.

Laser product of Class 1

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1. Safety Directions

• Do not disassemble the player, the laser beams that are used to read the

discs may damage the eyes.

• Do not put foreign objects in the CD-Player. It has a safety device that turns

of the laser beam automatically when the CD-lid is opened but if a metal

object, or other foreign object, is inserted into the player, it may be deactiva-

ted.

• Do not expose the player to shocks or vibrations.

• Do not put the player in to places with high temperature; the player’s cover

may be damaged by the heat if placed, for example, in direct sunlight, close

to radiators, or if it is left in the car in the summer.

• Only use the player at temperatures between 5ºC and 35ºC and never in

places that are damp or dusty, that are the subject to strong vibrations, or

that are instable or inclined.

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2. The Package Contains

• CD/MP3-Player

• Stereo Headphones

• Instruction Manual

Appropriate Accessories (not included)

• Suitable AC/DC adaptor (not included) 4.5VDC 500mA 1.3 mm DC-Plug

with + in centre.

Caution! Check that the AC/DC adaptor has the right voltage and po-

larity before connecting, otherwise the CD/MP3-Player and the AC/DC

adaptor may be destroyed, which is not covered by the guarantee.

• 2x R6 batteries (not included)

• Use one of these types of batteries: Nickel-Metal-Hydride-Battery (rechar-

geable), Nickel-Cadmium-Battery (rechargeable) or alkaline batteries.

• Do not use zinc-carbon batteries because they have a lower capacity, which

will result in a short play time of the CD/MP3-Player

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3. Controls and Modes

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1. CD-lid

2. [SKIP/SEARCH] go to the previous track/quick search

3. [10+/ESP/ALBUM] skip 10 tracks/antishock/album

4. [MODE] Mode selector

5. [SKIP/SEARCH] go to next track/quick search

6. [PLAY/PAUSE] start playback or pause

7. [STOP/OFF] stop playback, turn off player

8. [EQ/PROG] adjust sound reproduction/programming

9. [VOL -] lower the volume

10. Display

11. [VOL +] turn up the volume

12. [LINE OUT] line output to other audio unit

13. [PHONES] jack for headphones

14. Battery compartment (below the CD-lid)

15. [OPEN] opening of the CD-lid

16. [DC 4.5V] connection for AC/DC adaptor

17. [HOLD] button lock

18. [BASS BOOST] bass amplifier

19. [CHARGE] indicator lamp for charging

20. [OFF CHARGE ON] charging of the batteries

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4. Display

1. PROG shown during pro-

grammed playback

2. SHUFF shown during ran-

dom playback

3. INTRO shown during play-

back of the first 10 seconds

of each track

4. MP3 shown if current disc

has MP3-format

5. CD shown if current disc has

CD-format

6. HOLD shown if the button lock is activated

7. REPT repeated playback

8. REPT 1 shown during repeated playback of one track

9. REPT DIR shown during repeated playback of an entire folder on a disc

with MP3

10. REPT ALL shown during repeated playback of an entire CD

11. Battery Symbol

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shown when the batteries power level is going low.

12. Number of current MP3 folder during playback

13. Number of current track that is played

14. Minutes played of current track

15. Seconds that have played of current track

16. The symbol shows if the “ESP” – mode is activated (antishock memory)

17. Music information field (for MP3), status display for CD.

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5. Batteries

Put in 2x R6 (AA) batteries in the battery

compartment under the CD-lid in accordance with

the (+) plus and (–) minus markings on the bottom

of the battery compartment.

Low Battery Warning

1. If the symbol (11) is blinking on the display, the batteries are low, replace

batteries or use a AC/DC adaptor. (AC/DC adaptor is not included).

2. If the display is blank – no numbers are shown when you press [PLAY/PAU-

SE] (6) – the batteries are completely out. Replace them or use a AC/DC

adaptor. Also check that you have turned the batteries right with plus ( + )

and minus ( - ) according to the markings in the battery compartment.

Battery Advice

1. Always use two batteries of the same kind, never mix new and used batte-

ries when changing.

2. Be careful with the polarity when the batteries are put into the battery

compartment, if a battery is turned the wrong way, it may cause leakage.

3. Never recharge disposable batteries (alkaline batteries, dry batteries). Ne-

ver take apart the batteries and do not expose them to heat. Do not throw

the batteries in the fire!

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6. Rechargeable Batteries

The player can recharge rechargeable NiCd or NiMH batteries in about 15

hours from a AC/DC adaptor. AC/DC adaptor and rechargeable batteries are not

included.

1. Open the lid covering the battery compartment and put in two pcs rechargea-

ble batteries. The batteries have to be rechargeable NiCD or NiMH batteries

otherwise they may explode or start to leak! Do not mix different types of

batteries

2. Connect a AC/DC adaptor to the socket and put the switch (20) to ON to

start charging.

3. Cancel the charging after 15 hours by disconnecting the AC/DC adaptor and

putting the switch (20) in “OFF” mode.

4. Change the rechargeable batteries if their capacity rapidly declines after

charging.

5. When you recharge the batteries for the first time the capacity may be limi-

ted, if that is the case, you should charge and de-charge the batteries repea-

tedly to reach full effect.

Warning!

Do not charge for more than 24 hours at a time – If you do so the effect of the

batteries may decline and the batteries may be destroyed.

Always put the switch (20) in “OFF” mode when the batteries are recharged.

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