ENG - 4
ENG -5
POWER SUPPLY
If y ou would like, t he elect rical power supply can be used to s ave the batteries . Mak e sure that the unit is
unplugged from the wall outlet before ins erting the batt eries.
Open the battery compartment and insert 8 R14 batteries with respect to the "+" and "-" polarity indic ations
in the compart ment.
When replac ing the batt eries, make sure you dispose of t he old batteries in acc ordance with applicable
regulations. They should be dispos ed of in a loc ation s pecifically des ignated for that purpose so they can
be recyc led s afely and without pos ing any risk for the environment. Do not burn or bury them.
Incorrect use of the batteries may result in elec troly te leakage hav ing a c orrosiv e effec t in the
compart ment.
Do not mix different ty pes of batteries: do not use alkaline batteries wit h saline batt eries, for ex ample.
only use batteries of the t ype recommended by the manufacturer.
Do not mix old and new bat teries when inserting new ones.
If the unit is not to be us ed for an extended period of t ime, remov e the batteries from t he unit.
Make sure that the v oltage indic ated on t he manufact urer's nameplat e in the battery c ompartment
c orresponds to the v olt age supplied by your elec tric al installat ion. If this is not t he c ase, consult your
dealer or s erv ic e center.
Connec t the electrical power cable the unit then plug it int o the wall outlet. The wall outlet must be
located near the produc t and be easily acc essible.
To turn power to the apparatus off , unplug t he power supply cable from the wall outlet .
To prot ect the unit during violent t hunderstorms, unplug the power s upply c able f rom the wall outlet.
USING THE DC POWER SUPPLY
Important:
USI NG THE AC POWER SUPPLY
Batteries (not incl uded)
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Bat teries shall not be ex posed to ex cess iv e heat such as sunshine, fire or the lik e.
Warning: ex cess iv e sound pressure from earphones and headphones can c aus e hearing loss.
GENERAL OPERATION
GENERAL OPERATION
RADIO
RADIO RECEPTI ON
STEREO HEADPHONE JACK
Selec t the source by sett ing the
to
or
.
Set t he des ired v olume lev el us ing t he
.
To turn off the unit, s et the
to
.
To list en t o the FM radio, ext end t he t elesc opic antenna and orient it for optimum reception. Reduc e
the length of t he ant enna if t he signal is t oo strong (if you are very near the transmit ter, f or example).
As the unit is equipped with a built-in antenna, the teles copic antenna does not hav e to be used t o
listen to AM stations. Mov e the entire unit to orient the built -in antenna.
.
Position the
on the desired band: AM, FM or FM ST.
Turn the
to search f or the desired s tation.
NOTE: The FM s tereo indic ator c omes on if the
is set on FM stereo and
you hav e tuned the radio to an FM s tereo station.
Adjust
for the desired volume level.
When y ou have finis hed lis tening to t he radio, position t he
to
t o turn the
unit off.
Plug stereo headphones (not inc luded), equipped with a 3.5mm mini-plug, into t he
jack (on top of
the unit, left-hand side) for private list ening, wit hout dis turbing thos e around you.
Reduc e the
t o a low level bef ore putt ing on the headphones . You c an then adjus t the
progres sively to a c omfortable lev el.
FUNCTION SELECTOR
CD/MP3/USB, OFF
RADIO
VO LUME KNOB
FUNCTION SELECTOR
OFF
FREQUENCY BAND SELECTOR
TUNING CONTROL
FREQUENCY BAND SELECTOR
VOLUME CONTROL
FUNCTI ON SELECTOR
OFF
PHONES
VOLUME
VOLUME
Set the
t o
FUNCTION SELECTOR
RADIO
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