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- Page 1 HIFI STEREO MICRO SYSTEM UMS 200 ENGLISH...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Playing back tracks in selected order – creating a track memory Tape mode General information about the cassette mode Playback Fast forward/rewinding the cassette Recording Timer mode Information Cleaning the tape drive, cleaning the CD unit Technical data, rectifying minor problems GRUNDIG Service... -
Page 3: Set-Up And Safety
SET-UP AND SAFETY ______________________________________________ Please note the following information when setting up the system: This stereo system is designed for the playback of audio signals. Any other use is expressly prohibited. PHONES If you want to set up the stereo system on wall shelves or in cupboards, please DISPLAY TIMER MEMORY... -
Page 4: Overview
OVERVIEW _______________________________________________________________________ Operating elements of the stereo system General information PHONES Headphone jack, for connecting a stereo PHONES headphone set with a jack plug (ø 3.5 mm). The loudspeakers of the stereo system are automatically switched off. Switches the stereo system to and from stand-by mode. - Page 5 OVERVIEW __________________________________________________________________________________ TUNING Hold down to start the station search. Press briefly to change the frequency in small steps. Searches channel positions for the selected Program type (PTY). Switches occupied channel positions further in small steps. CLEAR Deletes occupied channel positions. Switches between stereo and STEREO/ MONO...
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Page 6: Cassette Mode
OVERVIEW __________________________________________________________________________________ Selects titles for playback in random order RANDOM/ INTRO (Random). Plays a brief extract of all tracks on the CD (Intro). Opens and closes CD compartment 1. Opens and closes CD compartment 2. Opens and closes CD compartment 3. Cassette mode DISPLAY TIMER... -
Page 7: The Back Of The Stereo System
OVERVIEW __________________________________________________________________________________ The back of the stereo system FM-ANTENNA Antenna socket for the rooftop anten- na or the wire aerial supplied. AM ANTENNA Aerial terminals for the wire antenna supplied. Optical output for copying a CD onto OPTICAL OUT FM ANTENNA FM 75 Ω... -
Page 8: The Remote Control
OVERVIEW __________________________________________________________________________________ The remote control Switches the stereo system to and from stand-by mode. In tuner mode – selects the channel position. In CD mode – selects a 5 a s 6 track. Hold down longer to search for a specific passage. In tape mode –... -
Page 9: Connection And Preparation
CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _______ Connecting the antenna Insert the rooftop antenna in the antenna socket » ANTENNA« on the stereo system. PHONES Note: If no rooftop antenna is available, use the auxiliary aerial supplied. This aerial provides reasonably good reception of local FM (VHF) stations. FM ANTENNA FM 75 Ω... - Page 10 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _______________________________________ Connecting a digital recording device Connect the » OUT« socket on the stereo system to the CD OPTICAL APPAREIL À LASER DE CLASSE 1 PRODUCTO LASER DE CLASE 1 appropriate socket on the external device (e.g., MD or CDR) with an OPTI- CAL cable.
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Page 11: Inserting The Batteries In The Remote Control
CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _______________________________________ Inserting the batteries in the remote control Open the battery compartment by pushing down the lid of the battery com- partment. When inserting the batteries (micro type, for example, AAA R 03, 2 x 1,5 V) observe the polarity marked on the base of the battery compartment. - Page 12 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION _______________________________________ Important notes for users in the U.K. Mains plug This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 13 Amp plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows: Remove fuse cover and fuse. Fix new fuse which should be a BS1362 5 Amp, A.S.T.A.
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Page 13: Settings
SETTINGS ____________________________________________________________________________ Setting the clock When the stereo is connected to the mains supply and the time has not been set, the time and weekday flash in the display. 10:25 In stand-by mode press » MEMORY« on the device – The weekday flashes in the display, for example »FRI« (for Friday). The weekday can be set with »... -
Page 14: Tuning To Radio Stations
SETTINGS ____________________________________________________________________________________ Tuning to radio stations You can store up to 36 radio stations (FM and MW) up to a maximum of 30 for each frequency band. 87.50MHz Switch on stereo system with »TUNER /BAND« on the system or VOCAL ROCK FLAT »TUNER... -
Page 15: General Functions
GENERAL FUNCTIONS _________________________________________ Switching on and off Switch on the stereo system out of standby mode with » « ANTENNE – The last input source used is automatically selected. VOCAL FLAT Note: TUNER STEREO The following keys on the stereo system can also be used to switch on the ste- reo: »TUNER /BAND«... -
Page 16: Adjusting The Volume
GENERAL FUNCTIONS _____________________________________________________________ Adjusting the volume Adjust the volume using » – VOLUME + «. – Display: briefly »V O L U M E « from »M I N «, » 0 1 « to » 49 «, » M A X «. V0LUME Note: VOCAL... -
Page 17: Tuner Mode
TUNER MODE ________________________________________________________________ Selecting the tuner as the source Select the input source using the » « button. TUNER – Display: » TUNER« and the radio station most recently selected. TUNER Selecting the preset position Select the frequency band (FM or MW) with »TUNER /BAND«... - Page 18 TUNER MODE _____________________________________________________________________________ RDS station service and program types (PTY) RDS (Radio Data System) is an information system which is transmitted additio- nally by most VHF stations. If the device is currently receiving an RDS station, it displays the station name, for example » ANTENNE«, and »RDS«. If an RDS sta- ANTENNE tion also transmits additional information such as Radiotext or radio traffic VOCAL...
- Page 19 TUNER MODE _____________________________________________________________________________ » PTY« on the device. 3 Press NOT FOUND – A channel position with the desired programme type is searched for. VOCAL – If an appropriate channel position is not found, »NOT FOUND« appears FLAT briefly in the display. STEREO TUNER Radiotext...
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Page 20: Cd Mode
CD MODE ___________________________________________________________________________ Basic CD mode functions The stereo system is suitable for music CDs displaying the logo shown here or for CD-Rs and CD-RWs with audio data. Always keep the disc compartment closed to prevent dust from collecting on the laser optics. -
Page 21: Inserting Cds
CD MODE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Only CD compartment 1 has a CD. After inserting a CD and during playback, » « flashes. CD compartments 2 and 3 have a CD. After inserting the CDs, the number of the CD flashes in the playback position, that is » «. -
Page 22: Playing Back Cds
CD MODE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Playing back CDs Start playback with » «. 1:43 – The playback begins with the first track from »CD 1«. – Display: » «, »CD 1«, the current track number and the expired playb- VOCAL FLAT ROCK JAZZ ack time of the track. -
Page 23: Special Cd Mode Features
CD MODE ___________________________________________________________________________________ Special CD mode features Searching for a passage within a track During playback, press » « or » « and hold it down until you find the desired passage. Playback begins as soon as you let go of the » «... - Page 24 CD MODE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Repeating a track (Repeat One) Select the desired track with » « or » «. Select the repeat function by pressing »REPEAT/REV MODE« on the device once. – Display: »REPEAT 1«. 0:00 Start playback with » «. REPEAT VOCAL ROCK...
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Page 25: Playing Back Tracks In Selected Order - Creating A Track Memory
CD MODE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Playing back tracks in selected order – creating a track memory You can create a track memory of up to 50 tracks for the current CD in any order you choose and then play them back in that sequence. The same track may be saved more than once. - Page 26 CD MODE ____________________________________________________________________________________ Checking the title selection When the CD is in the ”STOP” position the programmed tracks can be displayed with » « or » «. Deleting the track memory Press » « when the CD is in the ”STOP” position. Open the CD compartment by pushing »1, 2, 3 «...
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Page 27: Tape Mode
TAPE MODE _____________________________________________________________________ General information about the cassette mode Protect your cassettes from humidity, dust, heat and cold. Do not store your cassettes near devices with strong magnetic fields such as television sets or stereo speakers. After using a cassette, put it back in its protective case. Selecting the Tape input source Select the input source with »... -
Page 28: Playback
TAPE MODE ________________________________________________________________________________ Playback Playing back one cassette side Start playback with » «. TAPE > – Playback ends at the end of the side of the cassette. VOCAL TAPE – Display: » « and » TAPE > « or » TAPE < « for the playing direction of FLAT ROCK JAZZ... -
Page 29: Recording
TAPE MODE ________________________________________________________________________________ Recording Erase protection Every new recording overwrites the existing recording on the tape. You can protect your own cassettes against accidental erasure by breaking the safety tabs on the top of the cassette. Pre-recorded commercial music cassettes are already protected against accidental erasure. - Page 30 TAPE MODE ________________________________________________________________________________ Start the recording in the normal direction by pressing » TUNING « on TUNER TAPE the device or » « on the remote control. VOCAL – Display: briefly »TUNER TAPE«, then »REC« and, for example, FLAT ROCK JAZZ TUNER »ANTENNE«.
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Page 31: Timer Mode
TIMER MODE __________________________________________________________________ Your stereo system has three timer modes: – The switch-on timer, which switches the stereo system on and off at a pre-set time. – The recording timer can be set for a certain time to record a radio program onto cassette. -
Page 32: Setting The Recording Timer
TIMER MODE ______________________________________________________________________________ Setting the recording timer Note: The time must be set on the stereo system. Recording is only possible from »TUNER«. Select the desired channel position in tuner mode. Insert a tape into the tape compartment and switch off the device. Note: Select the tape direction and Reverse mode before programming the timer, TUNER>TP... -
Page 33: Sleep Timer
TIMER MODE ______________________________________________________________________________ Deactivating the switch-on timer and recording timer TIMER 0FF modes To deactivate the switch-on timer and recording timer modes press »TIMER« repeatedly until » TIMER OFF« appears in the display. SLEEP Sleep timer VOCAL ROCK FLAT Press »SLEEP« on the remote control. JAZZ TUNER STEREO... -
Page 34: Information
INFORMATION _____________________________________________________________ Cleaning the tape drive To guarantee good recording and playback quality, the parts shown (1, 2, 3) should be cleaned after every 50 hours of use, or once a month. Open the tape compartment and moisten a cotton swab with alcohol or a special head- cleaning fluid. -
Page 35: Rectifying Minor Problems
INFORMATION __________________________________________________________________________ Rectifying minor problems Not every kind of sound interference is caused by a defect in your HiFi system. Impair- ment can also be caused by leads having been accidentally pulled out, damaged CDs and worn out batteries in the remote control. If the following measures do not bring about satisfactory results, consult an authorised dealer. -
Page 36: Grundig Service
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