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Summary of Contents for E-Bench KH 222
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Page 1: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions eBench KH Portable CD Player/Radio Operating Instructions | Manual_KH222_EN 08.09.2003, 16:47 Uhr... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents . Technical Data... Radio ... CD Player ... . Use... . Function... . Controls and displays ... .. General... .. CD... .. Radio ... .. Displays ... .. Miscellaneous ... . - Page 3 .. Rapid search Forward/Reverse ... .. Repeat functions... ... Repeat track ... ... Repeat CD... .. Programming a compilation of tracks (PROGRAM function)... . Cleaning... . Switching off the set ... . Connecting headphones ... . Functional faults... Operating Instructions | Manual_KH222_EN 08.09.2003, 16:47 Uhr...
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Page 4: Technical Data
. Technical Data Mains voltage: AC/alternating current: 220 V ~ 50 Hz DC/direct current : 12 V 1.5 V x 8 type C/LR14/UM2 Output 2 x 1.2 watt (RMS) 30 watt (PMPO) Radio Reception range VHF/FM 88 MHz to 108 MHz Reception range Medium-wave/AM 540 kHz to 1610 kHz... -
Page 5: Use
We do not accept any liability/warranty for damage in- curred as a result of incorrect use! Manual_KH222_EN . Function With the portable eBench KH 222 CD Player/Radio you can … • Playback audio CDs • Receive VHF and medium-wave radio stations 08.09.2003, 16:47 Uhr... - Page 6 | Operating Instructions Manual_KH222_EN 08.09.2003, 16:47 Uhr...
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Page 7: Controls And Displays
. Controls and displays .. General 9. Volume control 12. Function selector .. CD 11. CD compartment 14. Play/Pause button 15. Stop button 16. Back button 17. Next button 18. Repeat button 19. Programme button .. Radio 13. Frequency-range selector 6. -
Page 8: Point Of Installation And Safety Instructions
. Point of installation and safety instructions Set up your new portable eBench KH 222 CD Player/Radio on a level, smooth non-slip base. To prevent damage, functional interference and the danger of an electric shock do not use the set …... -
Page 9: Getting Started
• Exposure to moisture • Water entering the set • Overheating . Getting started .. Connecting to the power supply The eBench KH 222 CD portable player/radio can be op- erated • with batteries • with the supplied mains cable plugged into a power socket. -
Page 10: Mains Operation
Please note! Only use the supplied mains cable to connect the set to the mains! The use of mains cables that were not intended for the eBench KH 222 portable CD Player/Radio can result in irreparable damage to the set! Warning! -
Page 11: Enhancing The Reception Of Fm/Vhf Radio Stations
Turn the tuning control on the front of the set to tune in a radio station with good reception characteristics. The currently tuned frequency is indicated on the frequency range scale on the front of the set. Turn the volume control on top of the set to adjust the required volume. -
Page 12: Cd Playback Pause (Pause Mode)
The display will indicate … • The track number of the music title that is currently be- ing played, for instance “1” for the first track on the CD, • “PLAY” to the left of the current track number. Turn the volume control on the top of the set to adjust the desired volume. - Page 13 Continue pressing the “Next”/”Back” button until the display indicates the number of the desired track. Playback of the selected track commences instantly with- out having to press the “Play/Pause” button. c) … With stopped CD playback (PAUSE mode): ...
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Page 14: Program Function
... Repeat CD To repeat all tracks on the audio CD press the “Repeat” but- ton twice during playback of a music title. Activation of CD repeat is indicated by “RPT” appearing on the LCD display to the left of the current track number. The entire audio CD continues to be repeated until CD re- peat is turned off. - Page 15 Press the “STOP” button once to stop playback of the pro- grammed compilation. The programmed compilation of titles continues to be stored. Press the “STOP” button a second time to terminate the program function and erase the programmed compilation. “PRG” indicated on the display is faded out. .
- Page 16 such a manner that the above minimum distances are observed. • If audio CD playback is faulty or does not function at all, then this can indicate that a film of condensation has formed on the laser scanning lens in the CD compart- ment.