1 - 6Allgemeiner Teil / General Section
Operating InstructionsThis chapter contains excerpts from the operating instructions. For further particulars please refer to the appropriate user instructions the part number of
which is indicated in the relevant spare parts list.
GENERAL OPERATIONTUNER
Switching on and offSetting the clockSelecting �TUNEROStoring stations
GBYPress the ON/OFF button to switch the unit on.The clock can be set while the unit is in any mode ofY Press the ON/OFF button to switch the unit on.You can store a maximum of 40 stations
� The Stand by indicator 6 goes out.operation. If you are in TUNER or CD mode and theY Press the TUNER button on the unit or on the remote(20 x FM and 20 x AM).
Y To switch the unit to stand by press the ON/OFFtime is not being displayed, press DISPLAYon thecontrol.Y Select the waveband using the BAND button.
button again.remote control until the time is shown. � The TUNER indicator 6 lights up. Y Select the desired station with the UP/¤/°/DOWN
� Even if you switch your unit off, it remains connectedY Press PROGRAM/TIME on the unit or on the remoteRadio aerialsbuttons on the unit or on the remote control.
to the mains power supply. control. Y Press the PROGRAM/TIME button on the unit or on
The Stand by indicator 6 is always on when the unit� The hour starts flashing.� For FM, pull out the telescopic aerial. To improve FM-the remote control.
is connected to the mains power supply.Y Set the hour with UP/¤ / °/DOWN.reception, incline and turn the aerial. Reduce its lengthCHMEMORY� 'MEMORY' starts flashing on the display.
� If you want to completely disconnect the unit from theY Press PROGRAM/TIME once more.if the FM-signal is too strong (very close to a transmitter).FMMHzYWhile 'MEMORY' is flashing, select the channel you
power supply, remove the plug from the mains� The minutes start flashing.� For AM, the set is provided with a built-in aerial, sowish to assign to this station by repeatedly pressing
socket.Y Set the minutes with UP/¤ / °/DOWN.the telescopic aerial is not needed. Direct the aerialby turning the whole set.the REPEAT/SCAN button or directly with the 1-0 /
Notes:+10 buttons on the remote control.
YWhen using mains supply, you can also use theY Press PROGRAM/TIME again to store the setting.Radio receptionY Press PROGRAM/TIME to store this station.
ON/OFF button on the remote control to switch theCH� 'MEMORY' disappears from the display. The display
unit on and off. Y Adjust the sound with the VOLUMEand UBScontrols.MHzFMnow indicates the station's assigned channel, its
YWhen using battery supply, you can only switch theY Select the waveband using the BAND button on thefrequency and waveband.
unit on via the ON/OFF button on the set. unit or on the remote control.Y If you assign a station to a channel that had been
This is done to save battery life.Y Start the automatic station search by holding thepreviously assigned to a different station, the old
However, you can switch the unit to stand by via theUP/¤ or °/DOWN button (on the unit or on thestation is deleted and replaced by the new one.
remote control.remote control) down for one or two seconds, and
YWhen using battery supply, the Stand by indicatorthen releasing it.Calling up a stored station
6is always off and the display is not illuminated.� The tuner automatically searches for the first stationY Select the waveband using the BAND button.
with sufficient signal strength.Y Select the desired memory channel by repeatedly
Source selectionY Repeat this step to search for other stations.pressing the REPEAT/SCAN button or directly with
Y Select the desired source by pressing the respectiveY To tune to a weak station, briefly press the UP/¤ orthe 1-0 / +10 buttons on the remote control.
button (CD, TUNER or TAPE) on the unit or on the°/DOWN buttons several times until the correct fre-CH� The display indicates the selected channel, the
remote control.quency is displayed, or until reception is best.AMstation frequency and waveband.kHz
� The indicator of the selected source (CD6,� When 'ST' appears on the display, you are
TUNER6 or TAPE6) lights up. receiving an FM stereo transmitter.Last station memory
Y A disturbing noise, due to a weak FM stereo signal,FMLAST STATION MEMORYmeans that the unit 'remembers'
can be suppressed by setting FMMONO/STEREOMHzthe last station that was tuned to.
to FM MONO.This function ensures that the station which was selected
� The 'ST' indication goes out and you will hear thebefore the tuner was switched off is automatically
FM
FM station in mono.MHzselected again when your tuner is switched back on.
CD PLAYERCD PLAYER
CD handlingInserting a CDSKIP UP ¤ / ° DOWNIntro
Y Use only CDs which have the symbol +.Y Press OPEN to open the CD door.Selecting another track during playY In STOP mode, press the INTRO button on the
Y To take the CD out of its box easily, press the centreY Press UP/¤ or °/DOWN on the unit or on theremote control.
spindle while lifting the CD.OIOIOI OI OIOIOI OIOIOIOIOIOI OIOIOIOI OIOI2OIOIOO OIOIOIOI OIOIO OIOIOIOIOIOOIO OIOI OIpying,Y Insert the CD, printed side facing up. In addition tostandard 12 cm CD?s, you can also play 8 cm CDremote control.until the required track numberTRACKINTRO� 'INTRO' lights up on the display.
Y Never write on a CD or attach any sticker to the CD.ts of the producer anderformance, b of the owner of the recroadcasting, hiring6. OY or rental oorded work reservef this recordd. Unauthing prohibited. M3. S4. T5. NAYHINKOTHIN ABO' NE1REUT YWOU NOWBSorised coade in Austria12. H. AY, AERY, IE WE ADIEPCIEM/STTERECGITAL 4651EMRAOOMPA AUDIO45 2CTsingles without an adaptor.appears in the display.� Only the first 10 seconds of each title are played;
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Y Always hold the CD at the edge and always store itY Close the cover.
in its box after use with the label facing up.Y You can also select the desired track number directlyY The function is deactivated by pressing STOP9 (in
� TheCD player scans the contents list of the CD.After that, the total number of tracks and the total
Y To remove dust and dirt, breathe on the CD andTRACKwith the 1-0 / +10 buttons on the remote control.which case the CD stops) or INTRO; in this case the
wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth in a straight lineplaying time appear on the display.remaining tracks are played back in the normal way.
from the center towards the edge. Cleaning agentsStarting with a particular trackY The intro function is not possible during playback of
may damage the CD.Y Press UP/¤ or °/DOWN until the required tracka programme.
number appears in the display.
Y Do not expose the CD to rain, moisture, sand, or to
excessive heat. (E.g. from heating equipment or inY Press PLAY/PAUSE 2;.Repeat
motor cars parked in the sun).Playing a CD� Play starts from the selected track.Repeating the CD
Y You can also select the desired track number directlywith the 1-0 / +10 buttons on the remote control.Y By pressing REPEAT/SCAN once, all tracks arerepeated.
WarningY Press PLAY/PAUSE 2; to start playback.
� The display shows the current track number and its
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT means that the laser?s cons-elapsed playing time. � 'REPEAT' lights up; the CD will now be repeated
truction makes it inherently safe so that the legallyCLASS 1Searching for a passage during playbackTRACKREPEATcontinuously.
prescribed maximum permissible ratiation values canLASER PRODUCTY Adjust the sound with the VOLUMEand UBS controls.Y Hold down the UP/¤ or °/DOWN button duringRepeating a track
never be exceeded.Y For brief interruptions, press PLAY/PAUSE 2;.playback to find a particular passage in forward orY By pressing REPEAT/SCAN twice, one track is
backward direction.� CD play continues at a low volume.
CAUTION: Using any equipment or devices other thanTRACK� The playing time indication starts flashing.repeated.
those described and specified in these operatingY To resume playback, press PLAY/PAUSE 2; again.� 'REPEAT' starts flashing; the track will now be
instructions, or tampering with the unit in any way, canY To stop playback, press STOP 9.Y Release the button when you have reached theTRACKREPEATrepeated continuously.
result in dangerous exposure to radiation. � The total playing time and number of tracks will thendesired passage.Y To switch the repeat mode off, press REPEAT/SCAN
TRACK
appear on the display.one more time, or press STOP 9.
Selecting �CDODisplay modesY During playback of a programme, it is only possible
� The CD player also goes to position STOP:
Y During playback, press DISPLAY on the remotecontrol and the display shows you the CD?sto repeat the whole programme, and not individualprogrammed tracks.
GRUNDIGServiceY Press the ON/OFF button to switch the unit on.� by pressing OPEN;
Y Press the CDbutton on the unit or on the remote control.� when the end of the CD is reached;remaining playing time.
� The CD 6 indicator lights up. � if the batteries run down or if the power supply is
Y Press this button again to display the actual clocktime.
� When you select CD when no disc is inserted orinterrupted.
when the disc is not inserted correctly, the displayY To take out the CD, open the CD door by pressing
TRACK
will first show �TRACK 00 00:00� and afterwardsOPEN. Y If you press this button once more, the display goesCDM 700
the indication no d1SC. Y Open the CD door only if the CD player is inback to showing the current track number and its
TRACKposition STOP.elapsed playing time. |
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