Philips AE 3750 Bedienungsanleitung

Andere Handbücher für AE 3750

2

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Beliebte Seefunkgerät Handbücher anderer Marken

Garmin

Garmin GTX 45R Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTX 33 Bedienungsanleitung

Thrane&Thrane

Thrane&Thrane TT-6222A VHF DSC Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin VHF 315 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Vesper

Vesper Cortex HV1 Bedienungsanleitung

Thrane&Thrane

Thrane&Thrane Sailor RT5022 VHF DSC Bedienungsanleitung

Saab

Saab R5 SUPREME AIS Bedienungsanleitung

AMEC

AMEC CAMINO-701 Bedienungsanleitung

GME

GME GX800 Bedienungsanleitung

West Marine

West Marine VHF580 Bedienungsanleitung

Uniden

Uniden UM425 VHF DSC Bedienungsanleitung

ACR Electronics

ACR Electronics AISLink CB2 Bedienungsanleitung

Barco

Barco MDSC-2226 Bedienungsanleitung

Blue Mark

Blue Mark DroneBeacon 120 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Simrad

Simrad DSC1400 Bedienungsanleitung

Raveon

Raveon RV-M8G Bedienungsanleitung

Trig Avionics

Trig Avionics TT31 Bedienungsanleitung

Uniden

Uniden UM380 Bedienungsanleitung

PHILIPS

AE

3750

Digital

World

Receiver

^

Instructions

for

use

Mode

d'emploi

Instrucciones

de

manejo

Bedienungsanleitung

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Istruzioni

per

I'uso

Manual

de

utilizagao

Brugsanvisning

Bruksanvisning

Kayttoohje

05r)Y

t

£

Q

XPHoecoq

1

PHILIPS

INDEX

CD

Norge

ADVARSEL

For

I

redusere

faren

for

brann

eller

elektrisk

stot;

skal

apparatet

ikke

utsettes

for

regn

eller

fuktighet.

Typeskilt

finnes

pa

apparatens

bakside.

Observer:

Nettbryteren

er

sekundert

innkoplet.

Den

innebygde

netdelen

er

derfor

ikke

frakoplet

nettet

si

lenge

apparatet

er

tilsluttet

nettkontakten.

(nl)

Nederland

(HD

Batterijen

niet

weggooien

maar

inleveren

als

KCA.

(T)

Italia

DICHIARAZIONE

PI

CONFORMITA'

Si

dichiara

che

I'apparecchio

AE

3750

Philips

risponde

alle

prescrizioni

depart.

2

comma

1

del

D.

M.

28

Agosto

1995

n.

548.

Fatto

a

Eindhoven,

il

05/06/1996

Philips

Sound

&

Vision

Philips,

Glaslaan

2,

SFF

10

5616

JB

Eindhoven,

The

Netherlands

--

English

.

4

v

y

English

-

1

Frangais

.

1

2

v

..

...

.

)

v>

’ra

c

l

f

\

Espanol

.

2

0

v

J

(

~\

Espanol

(

.\

Deutsch

.

2

8

V

J

0

w

3

0)

0

V

_-

r

.

Nederlands

.

3

6

V

-

...

J

/'

05

”

T3

e

JS

w

03

■

0

03

r

'

.

.

.\

Italiano

.

4

4

v

.

J

|

Italiano

j

(

.

1

-\

Portugues

.

5

2

v

_

)

j

Portugues

|

f

..

%

Dansk

.

6

0

%

---

/

^

.

GO

S

ra

O

C

N

Svenska

.

6

8

V

_

.

...

J

[

Svenska

|

-^

Suomi

.

7

6

v

.

)

E

0

3

GO

r

.

\

T

E

A

A

r

jviKa.

8

4

V

.

...

.

J

>

c*

*<

^Lll

2

English

TOP

AND

FRONT

PANEL

Controls

General

<D

POWER

-

for

switching

the

radio

on

and

off

<D

LOCK

fl

-

for

locking

all

controls

apart

from

POWER

off

and

the

REPEAT

ALARM

controls

©

-

to

switch

the

display

light

on

and

off

©

DISPLAY

-

provides

information

about

the

functioning

of

the

world

receiver

©

ENTER

-

to

confirm

an

entry

©

0-9

-

for

numeric

entries

-

frequencies

and

meter

bands

-

time

settings

-

stored

stations

positions

©

•

-

-

decimal

point

-

to

clear

incorrect

numeric

entries

®

RESET

-

to

clear

all

stored

data,

and

to

start

up

the

set

again

Clock

functions

@

REPEAT

ALARM

-

to

switch

off

the

wake

up

call

temporarily

or

for

24

hours

during

the

alarm

call.

®

ALARM

FUNCTIONS

•

ALARM

TIME

-

to

set

the

alarm

time

-

to

check

the

set

alarm

time

when

the

radio

is

on

•

DUAL

TIME

-

to

set/review

the

two

different

clock

times

-

to

select

the

time

display

for

time

1

or

DUAL

TIME

(time

2)

•

RADIO/BUZZ

-

to

activate/deactivate

the

different

alarm

modes:

-

:

wake

up

with

radio

-

A

:

wake

up

with

buzz

sound

signal

-

-

(no

symbol):

alarm

deactivated

•

SLEEP

-

for

switching

on

the

sleep

function

and

setting

the

sleep

time

Radio

®

RADIO

FUNCTIONS

•

PRESET

A/v

-

to

search

and

select

stored

radio

stations

•

PROGRAM

-

to

store

up

to

40

radio

stations

in

the

memory

•

STEP

-

to

select

the

tuning

steps:

MW

-1

kHz

or

9

kHz

or

10

kHz

SW-1

kHz

or

5

kHz

LW-lkHz

or

9

kHz

•

MW-SW-LW

-

to

select

MW,

SW

or

LW

bands

-

to

clear

incorrect

numeric

entries

•

TUNING

+/-

■

-

to

manually

tune

up

or

down

SCAN

-

for

automatic

tuning

to

stations

of

higher/lower

frequencies

•

FM

-

to

select

the

FM

band

-

to

clear

incorrect

numeric

entries

FREE

PRESET

-

to

show

free

memory

positions

for

radio

stations

-

to

clear

an

occupied

memory

position

•

ENTER

-

to

enter

frequencies/meter

bands

@

Telescopic

aerial

-

to

improve

FM

and

SW

reception

SIDE

PANELS

_

®

9V

DC

IN,

©-<B-©

-

socket

for

9

volt

mains

adaptor

@0-3.5

mm

headphone

socket

(The

speakers

are

automatically

muted

when

the

headphones

are

inserted.)

®

MONO/STEREO

-

to

select

FM

reception

in

mono/stereo

sound

CD.

Note:

The

sound

heard

in

speaker

mode

will

always

be

MONO.

Selection

of

FM

STEREO

sound

can

be

heard

when

using

headphones

@

VOLUME

-

to

adjust

the

level

of

sound

@

TONE

-

to

select

HIGH

(trebIe)/LOW

(bass)

tones

BACK

PANEL

_

®

STAND

-

to

support

the

set

in

tilted

position

(with

illustration

of

the

time

zones

to

help

set

dual

time

clock

setting)

®

Battery

compartment

4

Power

supply

General

MAINS

ADAPTOR

(not

included)

_

You

can

connect

the

set

to

the

MAINS,

using

a

mains

adaptor.

•

Make

sure

that

the

local

voltage

corresponds

to

the

voltage

of

the

9V

adaptor.

Important!

•

The

2.1

mm

centre

pin

of

the

5.5

mm

adaptor

plug

must

be

set

to

the

minus

pole

©,

as

indicated

under

the

9V

DC

IN

socket

©-©-©.

•

Connect

the

mains

adaptor

to

the

9V

DC

socket

of

the

set

and

plug

the

mains

adaptor

into

the

wall

socket.

The

battery

supply

will

now

be

disconnected.

•

Always

disconnect

the

mains

adaptor

if

you

are

not

using

it.

Note:

Remove

the

batteries

if

you

intend

to

operate

the

set

permanently

on

the

mains

supply.

BATTERIES

(not

included)

_

•

Open

and

lift

up

the

battery

door

and

insert

as

indicated

six

1.5

volt

batteries

(prefererably

alkaline),

type

R6,

UM

3

or

AA.

Make

sure

the

battery

polarity

is

correct.

-

Remove

the

batteries

from

the

set

if

they

are

exhausted

or

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time.

-

When

the

batteries

are

running

low,

O

will

start

flashing

on

the

display.

If

the

radio

is

on,

it

will

automatically

switch

off.

-

Do

not

dispose

of

exhausted

batteries

with

your

household

waste.

Please

inquire

about

how

to

dispose

of

batteries

according

to

local

regulations.

GENERAL

FEATURES

_

Reset

hole

Should

you

receive

external

interference

e.g.

static

electricity

from

carpets,

which

affects

the

display

and

electronic

functions

of

your

set,

the

RESET

hole

allows

you

to

clear

all

data

from

the

set

and

to

start

up

again,

•

Use

a

bent-up

paper

clip

to

press

RESET.

Lock

The

LOCK

button

helps

to

prevent

any

of

the

front

panel

controls

from

accidentally

being

pressed

when

you

are

using

the

set

(POWER

ON)

or

in

POWER

OFF

position.

1.

I

f

you

wish

to

lock

the

functions

of

your

set,

press

the

LOCK

button.

-

6

appears

on

the

display

when

LOCK

is

activated.

Limmiii

o

o

o

n

JUUU.

2.

T

o

deactivate

the

LOCK

function,

press

LOCK

again.

-

fi

disappears

from

the

display.

Display

light

1.

Press

-Q-

on

the

top

panel.

-

The

display

will

light

up

for

about

10

seconds.

2.

If

you

wish

to

switch

off

the

light

within

10

seconds,

press

^

again.

3.

If

you

wish

to

extend

the

lighting

time,

press

any

other

control

on

the

set.

MEMORY

PROTECTION

_

The

memory

protection

acts

as

a

backup,

should

there

be

a

power

failure

or

interruption.

When

changing

batteries

or

the

power

supply,

the

time

settings,

the

stored

radio

stations

and

the

last

station

listened

to

remain

in

the

memory

for

approximately

30

minutes.

ACCESSORIES

(included)

_

•

SW

compact

wire

in

winder

for

improving

SW

radio

reception.

5

English

English

Radio

reception

RADIO

RECEPTION

_

1.

Press

the

POWER

button

to

switch

on

the

radio.

2.

You

may

connect

headphones

to

the

O

socket.

3.

To

select

the

waveband,

press

FM

or

MW-SW-LW.

•

The

wavebands

located

on

MW-SW-LW

are

ordered

in

the

following

sequence:

MW-SW-LW.

•

Press

the

MW-SW-LW

button

once

or

more

until

the

desired

waveband

appears

on

the

display.

•

For

FM,

further

set

and

select

the

FM

MONO/STEREO

setting.

-

The

STEREO

setting

is

indicated

by

CD

in

the

display.

4.

Select

a

station

either

automatically,

manually

or

by

direct

frequency

entry

{see

'Tuning').

TUNING

_

Choosing

the

tuning

step

During

tuning,

the

radio

frequency

in

the

display

can

be

changed

in

steps

of

1,

5,

9

or

10

according

to

the

waveband

and

tuning

step

selected.

The

tuning

steps

are

used

to

help

you

pick

up

the

maximum

number

of

stations

for

the

MW-SW-LW

wavebands

only

and

can

be

adjusted

with

the

STEP

button:

MW

-

1

kFIz

or

9

kHz;

1

kHz

or

10

kHz.

SW

-

1

kHz

or

5

kHz;

LW

-

1

kHz

or

9

kHz;

1.

With

POWER

on,

press

the

MW-SW-LW

button

to

select

the

waveband.

2.

Press

STEP

repeatedly

until

the

desired

tuning

step

is

shown.

To

set

and

safeguard

the

MW

waveband

tuning

step:

selecting

9

kHz

or

10

kHz

1.

With

the

POWER

off,

press

MW-SW-LW.

2.

Press

STEP

until

the

desired

tuning

step

is

shown.

-

The

selected

step

will

be

shown

on

the

display

for

5

seconds.

Note:

10

kHz-

in

general

use

in

North

and

South

America

9

kHz

-

in

general

use

in

all

other

countries

Tuning

to

a

station

There

are

three

possibilities

for

tuning

in

to

a

radio

station:

-

Automatically-

the

stations

are

sought

automatically

-

Manually-

for

more

gradual

tuning

control

or

if

the

frequency

of

the

station

is

already

known.

-

Direct

frequency

entry-

the

frequency

of

the

station

you

wish

to

tune

to

must

be

known

from

e.g.

station

tables

or

your

TV/radio

guide.

-

The

display

indicates

the

frequency

tuned

to:

-

FM

in

MHz

-

MW

in

kHz

-

SW

in

kHz

and

meters

-

LW

in

kHz

Automatic

tuning

•

Press

SCAN:

If

you

press

SCAN

briefly

the

higher

frequencies

will

be

searched.

If

you

press

for

more

than

1

second,

the

lower

frequencies

will

be

searched.

-

Tuning

stops

when

a

strong

signal

has

been

found.

-

The

display

'

.^

^

shows

the

\

n

u

C

O

strengh

of

the

1

L

J

"T

30.

signal

by

the

NuS

_

SIGNAL

gradient,

shown

as

a

'bar

code'

scale

from

0

(weak)

to

5

(optimum

reception).

Note:

-

During

SCAN

tuning,

if

a

lower

tuning

step

has

been

selected,

the

set

automatically

switches

to

the

higher

tuning

step,

with

the

exception

of

SW.

The

selected

tuning

steps,

however,

are

unaffected

using

manual

tuning.

-

To

safeguard

the

MW

band

tuning

step,

9

kHz

or

10

kHz

from

accidentally

switching

during

scanning,

see

‘To

set

and

safeguard

the

MW

waveband'.

6

Radio

reception

Manual

tuning

1.

Keep

TUNING

+/-

(up

or

down)

pressed.

This

enables

you

to

search

at

high

speed.

2.

Release

TUNING

+/-when

you

approach

the

desired

frequency.

3.

Press

TUNING

+/-

as

often

as

required

to

reach

the

desired

frequency.

Direct

frequency

entry

1.

Type

in

the

numbers

of

the

desired

frequency

or

meter

band.

Note:

For

FM

(MHz)

stations,

you

must

enter

the

decimal

point,

even

if

no

further

figures

follow.

Without

the

decimal

point,

the

entry

is

interpreted

as

a

kHz

entry.

-

If

you

have

made

an

incorrect

entry.

Error

will

appear

on

the

display.

You

can

clear

the

entry

by

either

pressing

the

MW-SW-LW

or

FM

controls

or

by

pressing

decimal

point

•

twice.

2.

Press

ENTER

to

confirm

the

entry.

Improving

radio

reception

The

radio

station

reception

is

indicated

by

the

SIGNAL

gradient

showing

a

scale

from

0

(weak)

to

5

(optimum

reception).

To

improve

radio

reception:

~

For

FM,

pull

out

the

telescopic

aerial.

Incline

and

turn

the

aerial.

Reduce

its

|

length

if

the

signal

is

too

strong

(very

close

to

a

transmitter).

If

the

FM

stereo

signal

is

weak

and

distorted,

set

MONO/STEREO

to

the

MONO

position.

The

programmes

will

now

be

in

mono

sound

but

the

noise

distortion

will

be

suppressed.

-

For

MW/LW,

the

set

is

provided

with

a

built-in

aerial,

so

the

telescopic

aerial

is

not

needed.

Direct

the

aerial

by

turning

the

whole

set.

-

For

SW,

pull

out

the

telescopic

aerial

and

place

in

vertical

position.

Vary

the

length

of

the

aerial

to

improve

reception.

If

SW

reception

still

needs

to

be

improved,

use

the

SW

compact

wire:

a.

Extend

the

wire,

lightly

pressing

the

centre

of

the

wire

winder.

b.

Gently

push

the

clip

of

the

SW

wire

onto

the

telescopic

aerial.

Use

the

other

clip

(attached

to

the

cord)

to

mount

the

compact

winder

to

e.g.

a

curtain

near

a

window,

to

obtain

optimum

reception.

c.

After

use,

wind

the

wire

in

the

direction

as

shown

on

the

winder.

7

English

Preset

radio

stations

PROGRAMMING

PRESET

STATIONS

You

can

store

the

frequencies/meter

bands

of

up

to

40

radio

stations

in

the

memory.

1.

Select

a

waveband

and

tune

to

the

desired

radio

station.

2.

Type

in

a

number

(1-40)

to

choose

a

preset

position.

3.

Press

PROGRAM

(within

5

seconds)

to

store

the

selected

radio

station.

-

If

the

selected

preset

position

is

already

occupied,

the

preset

frequency

or

station

will

flash

briefly

on

the

display.

-

If

you

wish

to

overwrite

the

current

preset,

press

PROGRAM

(within

5

seconds)

a

second

time.

Your

new

selection

will

now

replace

the

previously

stored

station.

Repeat

steps

1-3

to

store

all

preset

stations

in

this

way.

Calling

up

a

preset

station

1.

Type

in

the

number

of

the

preset

position.

2.

Press

the

PRESET

A/V

button

briefly.

-

If

occupied,

the

set

will

automatically

tune

to

the

selected

preset

position.

-

If,

however,

the

preset

position

is

free,

the

display

will

only

show

PRESET,

the

preset

position

and

FREE

for

5

seconds.

s»cnajlCD

mnillllllllil!

fr

a

*1

tcun

i

Dt

u

OJM

TMC

pf&scr

f

n

l

U'U>

Checking

stations

stored

1.

If

you

wish

to

check

whether

a

station

has

already

been

stored

on

one

of

the

preset

positions,

tune

to

the

desired

radio

station.

2.

Keep

PROGRAM

pressed.

-

PRESET

appears

on

the

display.

If

the

station

is

already

stored,

the

preset

position

number

will

appear

next

to

PRESET.

-

If

the

radio

station

is

not

stored,

no

preset

position

will

be

shown

and

PRESET

will

disappear

from

the

display.

Checking

free

preset

positions

The

FREE

PRESET

button

can

be

used

to

check

the

availability

of

free

preset

positions.

1.

Press

FREE

PRESET

once.

-

PRESET,

the

first

free

preset

number

and

FREE

appears

on

the

display.

2.

Press

FREE

PRESET

repeatedly

to

view

other

free

preset

positions.

Clearing

a

preset

position

1.

To

clear

an

occupied

preset

position,

type

in

the

preset

number,

using

the

numeric

buttons.

2.

Press

FREE

PRESET.

-

The

frequency

located

on

the

selected

preset

position

will

start

flashing

on

the

display.

3.

Press

the

FREE

PRESET

button

(within

5

seconds)

a

second

time

to

clear

the

preset

position.

Searching

or

reviewing

preset

positions

1.

Keep

PRESET

A

or

V

pressed

until

the

preset

number

starts

to

flash

on

the

display.

-

Each

preset

station

will

be

heard

for

5

seconds.

2.

At

the

desired

preset,

press

either

PRESET

A

or

v

and

the

set

will

now

be

tuned

to

the

selected

preset

station.

8

Clock

Alarm

SETTING

THE

TIME

_

Setting

the

clock

Your

world

receiver

is

equipped

with

a

dual

time

clock.

You

can

set

a

second

time

in

addition

to

the

current

time.

The

second

time

is

handy,

if,

for

example,

you

want

to

know

the

time

in

another

zone

of

the

world.

You

can

set

the

two

different

clock

times

with

the

POWER

on

or

off.

Important:

If

you

wish

to

set

two

different

times,

you

need

to

complete

the

following

steps

within

5

seconds.

1.

Press

DUAL

TIME

once

or

more

to

select

the

first

time,

which

is

unmarked,

or

DUAL

TIME

(shown

on

the

display).

2.

To

set

the

time,

type

in

the

time

using

the

numeric

buttons

(0-9)

and

the

decimal

point

to

differentiate

between

the

hours

and

the

minutes.

3.

Press

the

DUAL

TIME

button

again

to

confirm

the

time

setting.

Note:

If

you

have

made

an

incorrect

entry,

the

display

will

show

Error.

You

can

clear

the

entry

by

pressing

the

MW-SW-LW

or

FM

buttons

or

by

pressing

decimal

point

•

twice.

Examples

of

possible

clock

time

entries

6.30

Press

6,

•,

3,

and

DUAL

TIME

or

press

6,

•,

3,

0,

and

DUAL

TIME

15.00

Press

1,

5,

•,

and

DUAL

TIME

or

press

1,

5,

•,

0,

0,

and

DUAL

TIME

Viewing

the

different

times

•

Press

the

DUAL

TIME

button

to

switch

between

the

two

clock

time

indications.

•

Press

again

if

you

wish

to

return

to

the

original

time

one

or

DUAL

TIME

display.

ALARM

FUNCTION

_

General

You

can

use

the

world

receiver

as

an

alarm

clock.

To

use

this

function,

you

first

have

to

set

the

alarm

time.You

can

set

the

alarm

for

time

1

and

for

DUAL

TIME

(time

2),

provided

that

you

press

DUAL

TIME

to

switch

between

the

two

times.

1.

Press

the

DUAL

TIME

button

to

select

time

1

or

DUAL

TIME.

2.

To

set

the

time,

type

in

the

alarm

time,

using

the

numeric

buttons

(0-9)

and

the

decimal

point

•.

3.

Press

the

ALARM

TIME

button

to

confirm

the

alarm

time

setting.

4.

To

select

the

alarm

mode

you

wish

to

be

awoken

by,

press

RADIO/BUZZ

until

the

desired

mode

appears

on

the

display.

RADIO

J3

•

If

you

have

selected

the

radio

mode,

the

alarm

sound

will

be

the

last

radio

station

tuned

to.

•

The

alarm

will

automatically

switch

off

after

one

hour.

Note:

Make

sure

you

adjust

the

volume

loud

enough

to

wake

you.

buzz

a

•

The

buzz

signal

is

set

at

a

certain

level,

which

cannot

be

adjusted.

•

If

the

radio

is

on,

it

will

be

muted

just

before

the

buzz

signal

will

sound.

•

The

buzz

signal

is

automatically

switched

off

after

5

minutes.

SWITCHING

OFF

THE

ALARM

_

During

the

alarm

signal,

you

can

switch

off

the

alarm

for

either

the

radio

or

buzz

in

a

number

of

ways:

5

minute

REPEAT

ALARM

•

Press

the

REPEAT

ALARM

button

briefly.

-

The

alarm

signal

stops

and

your

selected

alarm

mode

flashes

on

the

display.

The

alarm

will

be

repeated

after

five

minutes.

•

Press

REPEAT

ALARM

again

during

the

next

call

if

you

wish

to

repeat

the

alarm

call.

•

Repeat

as

often

as

desired.

24

hour

alarm

reset

•

During

the

alarm

signal,

press

the

REPEAT

ALARM

control

until

the

selected

alarm

mode

stops

flashing.

-

The

set

alarm

is

now

switched

off

and

reset

to

call

again

at

the

same

time

the

next

day.

9

English

English

Alarm/Sleep

General

information

Cancelling

the

alarm

completely

•

Before

the

set

alarm

time

or

during

the

alarm

goes

off,

press

the

RADIO/BUZZ

button

until

both

the

0

and

the

0

symbols

and

the

set

alarm

time

no

longer

show

on

the

display.

-/-

now

appears

on

the

display.

Note:

The

alarm

time

remains

stored

in

the

memory

and

can

be

reactivated

by

pressing

the

RADIO/BUZZ

button.

SLEEP

FUNCTION

_

Your

world

receiver

is

equipped

with

a

sleep

function.

This

function

enables

you

to

listen

to

the

radio

while

you

fall

asleep.

After

a

specified

period

of

time

(60

minutes

maximum)

the

radio

will

be

switched

off

automatically.

Setting

and

switching

on

the

sleep

function

1.

I

n

the

POWER

on

or

off

position,

press

SLEEP.

-

The

radio

will

switch

on,

and

the

number

60

appears

under

SLEEP

in

the

display.

2.

S

e

t

the

sleep

time

by

pressing

the

SLEEP

button.

Each

time

you

press

SLEEP

the

length

of

time

will

change

in

steps

of

10

minutes.

\60>50>40>30>20>10>radio

off>60>50....

3.

T

o

check

the

remaining

minutes

of

the

sleep

time

during

the

sleep

function,

press

SLEEP.

-

The

remaining

sleep

time

appears

briefly

in

the

display.

Switching

off

the

sleep

function

The

sleep

function

can

be

switched

off

before

the

set

time

has

elapsed:

•

Press

the

REPEAT

ALARM

control

or

the

POWER

button.

-

The

set

is

now

switched

off.

MAINTENANCE

_

•

To

clean

the

set

from

fingerprints,

dust

and

dirt,

use

a

clean

and

soft

damp

cloth

or

chamois

leather.

Do

not

use

cleaning

products

which

contain

benzine,

thinner,

etc.,

as

these

may

harm

the

housing.

•

Avoid

exposing

the

set

to

rain,

dampness

and

extreme

heat

to

prevent

a

safety

hazard

as

well

as

damage

to

the

set.

USE

YOUR

HEAD

WHEN

USING

HEADPHONES

_

Hearing

safety

•

Do

not

play

your

headphones

at

a

high

volume.

Hearing

experts

advise

that

continuous

use

at

high

volume

can

permanently

damage

hearing.

ENVIRONMENTAL

NOTE

_

1.

All

redundant

packaging

material

has

been

omitted.

We

have

done

our

utmost

to

make

the

packaging

easy

to

separate

into

two

mono-materials:

-

cardboard

(box)

-

polyethylene

(bags,

protective

foam

sheet)

Please

observe

the

local

regulations

regarding

the

disposal

of

these

packaging

materials.

2.

Your

set

consists

of

materials

which

can

be

recycled

and

reused

if

disassembled

by

a

specialized

company.

Please

inquire

about

local

regulations

on

how

to

hand

in

your

old

set

for

recycling.

3.

Do

not

dispose

of

exhausted

batteries

with

your

household

waste.

Please

inquire

about

how

to

dispose

of

batteries

according

to

local

regulations.

10