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CD operation

This device plays generally audio CDs as well as CD-R(W) media burnt with a PC. Due to the
various types of blank CDs, PC types, operating systems, burning software and methods,
we cannot guarantee that every burnt CD will be played immaculately. The device does not
play CD-ROMs or DVD media.

How to handle CDs

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Only touch CDs at the edges to avoid finger prints and dirt.

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Clean dirty CDs carefully with a soft non-fluff cloth by wiping from
the middle to the outside. Avoid circulating movements! Do not
use any solvents as this may damage the CD.

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Do not use any inscriptions and labels on your CDs. This could
damage the CD or lead to unbalance which might impair playback and
the device.

CD playback

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Move the

FUNCTION

switch to the CD position.

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First lay down the carrying handle. Then you can open the CD compartment by carefully
pressing on the “PUSH TO OPEN” field. Insert a CD with the label side up onto the spindle
of the CD plate.

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Close the CD compartment by carefully pushing down the cover of the CD compartment
and slightly press the PUSH TO OPEN area until it clicks into place. The device is then
reading the CD. Now the display shows the total number of tracks on the CD.

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To start playback, press the PLAY/PAUSE button. The CD display shows the respectively
played track number and "PLAY". Press this button again to pause playback. "PLAY" will
flash then. Pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button again continues the playback process.

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Press the STOP button to stop playback. Now the display shows the total number of
tracks on the CD.

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Please always press the STOP button first before opening the CD compartment.

Select tracks

During playback you can briefly press the

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BACK

or

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NEXT

button to select the previous

or subsequent track. Keep the button pressed to activate the search function (high-speed
playback). When the desired location is reached, release the button to resume normal
playback.

Repeat function

If you press the REPEAT button once during playback, “RPT” will flash in the display, and the
track currently being played will be repeated. If you press this button twice, the whole CD
will be repeated and “RPT” is constantly displayed. The track(s) will be repeated over and

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Summary of Contents for CDB-400

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ders For your own safety and in order to learn all about the functions available please read this manual and keep it for future reference And if you once sell the unit please include the manual www dk...

Page 3: ...ersonnel Never let children play with the unit or stick anything into it Otherwise they face the risk of electric shock Do not place the unit near strong magnetic fields water or heat It should not be...

Page 4: ...The control elements 4...

Page 5: ...back 9 9 BACK Skip search backwards 10 PUSH TO OPEN locking button for CD compartment lid 11 Carrying handle 12 POWER indicator lit when the unit is in operation 13 FM ST FM stereo indicator 14 Speake...

Page 6: ...to the respective collecting points or take them there where you have bought the new ones Do not throw batteries into the fire General operation Move the FUNCTION switch to choose the desired functio...

Page 7: ...down the cover of the CD compartment and slightly press the PUSH TO OPEN area until it clicks into place The device is then reading the CD Now the display shows the total number of tracks on the CD To...

Page 8: ...k 2 Repeat above steps until all desired tracks have been stored Press the PLAY PAUSE button to start the playback of the programmed sequence To delete the programme press the STOP button twice or ope...

Page 9: ...ntinue You may discontinue the playback by pressing the button Fast Forward and Rewind You can run forward and rewind the stopped tape Use the button for fast forward and the button for fast rewind Wh...

Page 10: ...e operating life of this device has ended it must not be disposed as domestic waste but in accordance with national environmental guidelines Support In case of any problems or malfunctions occur while...

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Page 12: ...ect errors and make technical alterations This manual is copyrighted All rights reserved Neither the manual as a whole nor excerpts may be reproduced without our prior written permission DK digital Gm...

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