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General information

To remove a CD from its case, hold it on its 
outside edge with the index finger and thumb.

Do not touch the surface of a CD with your fingers. 
Always store a CD in its case when it is not being
used. 
Place a CD in its case with the label facing up and
press down lightly.

Do not leave CD's for any length of time in direct sunlight or other places where
high temperatures may occur, such as in the vicinity of heating apparaturs. Do
not expose the CD's to humidity or rain.

Switching on

• Select the CD player by pressing the 

CD

button.

– If you have not inserted a CD, ‘

NO DISC

’ appears briefly in the display, and

then ‘–:– –’.

– After the unit has been switched on, it is always in the STOP mode.

Inserting a CD

Open the CD compartment by pressing 

?

Insert the CD so that the printed side of the
disc is facing up. Place CD singles (8 cm)
in the depression in the compartment. 
Press 

?

again. The compartment closes.

The CD compartment can also be closed by
hand. After the compartment has closed, the
unit reads the contents of the CD. Information on the number of tracks, playing
length, etc. are recorded there. This information is shown in the display.

CD playback

• Press 

B

on the unit (or on the remote control) to start playback. The display

shows the number of the track being played as well as the elapsed playing
time (relative playing time).

The display can also show you additional information. 

• Press 

INFO

on the unit or 

Ǻ

on the remote control and the display shows you

the CD´s remaining playing time, ‘REMAIN’.

• If you press this button once more, the display shows the total playing time

and the total number of tracks.

• If you press 

B

again, the running track will be restarted (REPLAY function).

• If you want to stop playback without changing the unit settings, press 

;

– The 

;

indicator on the display lights up.

• While playback is interrupted, you can press 

O P

to skip to another track,

or press 

Q

or 

R

to search for a certain passage. 

• If you want to continue with playback, press 

;

or 

B

once more.

• To stop playback, press 

9

(STOP).

Changing the display

• You can call up various information in the display by pressing the 

INFO

button on the unit or the 

Ǻ

button on the remote control. 

– The displays changes according to the operating mode.

Skip function (TRACK NEXT/PREVIOUS)

• By pressing 

SKIP

P

you can skip to the beginning of the next track in the

track sequence (NEXT), and by pressing 

SKIP

O

you can skip to the

beginning of the preceding track (PREVIOUS). 

• While in STOP mode you can choose a certain track. 
– Playback begins immediately.

Fast search (SEARCH)

• By pressing 

SEARCH

Q

or 

R

, you activate the fast search in the

corresponding direction. 

– During the search procedure you can listen to the tracks. 
– After approx. 5 seconds the unit ´s mute function is activated.

REPEAT function

The repeat function allows you to repeat the entire CD (or your programme). 

• By pressing the 

REPEAT

button, you activate the repeat function; by

pressing the button again you deactivate the repeat function.

– The display shows you the function you have chosen.

SHUFFLE function

• By pressing 

SHUFFLE

you activate the shuffle function which mixes up the

order of the CD tracks. A random number generator selects the order of the
tracks to be played.

– All operating functions continue to function as during normal playback. 
– The random number generator also controls the skip function.
– The display shows the function you have selected.

• The function is deactivated by pressing 

SHUFFLE

or 

9 ?

; in this case the

remaining tracks are played in their normal order or playback is stopped. 

– The shuffle function is also possible during playback of a programme.

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Summary of Contents for RCD 400

Page 1: ...HIFI CD RECEIVER RCD 400...

Page 2: ...o 49 Display 50 Telecomando 50 Amplificador 51 R dio 52 54 CD 55 56 Fun o hor rio e timer 57 Informa es importantes 58 Espa ol Instalaci n 59 Elementos de mando 60 Display 61 Telemando 61 Amplificador...

Page 3: ...tas f r osynlig laserstr lning som verskrider gr nsen f r laserklass 1 SUOMI Tyyppikilpi on laitteen takaosassa Huom Toiminnanvalitsin on kytketty toisiopuolelle eik se kytke laitetta irti s hk verkos...

Page 4: ...elevated antenna b as well as earth e can also be connected to these sockets in place of the frame antenna Note do not place the AM loop antenna on the unit as this unit employs a computing device wh...

Page 5: ...button is used to omit individual tracks from the programme or to delete the complete programme In TUNER mode This button is used to delete individual memory locations or if desired the entire memory...

Page 6: ...tain individual functions can no longer be carried out you should replace the batteries Two 1 5 Volt LR06 size AA are required To change the batteries open the compartment on the back of the remote co...

Page 7: ...ding volume level as only the speakers are muted The click you hear when you press the button comes from the relay which mutes the speakers The MUTING function can be deactivated by pressing the butto...

Page 8: ...name of the programme in the 8 place display e g BAYERN 3 SDR 3 If you are tuned to an RDS station the name of the station will be indicated after a short time For more information please see page 21...

Page 9: ...free memory location Now select position 6 your favourite station and then press MEMORY Your station is now stored on memory location 1 Calling up a stored station When you want to call up a stored s...

Page 10: ...shows NONE What is meant by programme types NEWS News service Programmes that usually give brief reports on current events and statements that are of public interest Also weather and traffic reports...

Page 11: ...ck press 9 STOP Changing the display You can call up various information in the display by pressing the INFO button on the unit or the button on the remote control The displays changes according to th...

Page 12: ...to add this track to your programme press MEMORY again The track number stops blinking If you wish to add a track to your programme other than the one currently being played press the O or P button S...

Page 13: ...creases the displayed number by one Holding the button down increases the setting at high speed Press the SKIP STATION P button to prepare for setting the stop time Adjust the stop time with the Q SEA...

Page 14: ...tion The receiver switches The transformer could be overheated off Pull the plug from the mains socket and remove all objects that may cover the ventilation slots on the top cover of the unit Let the...

Page 15: ...GRUNDIG AUDIO INTERNACIONAL 0 4701 BRAGA 0 PORTUGAL 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 YS 895...

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