Grundig RR 700 CD User Manual Download Page 6

1. Your Unit at a Glance

REPEAT button

To repeat one track, the whole CD or the programmed track.

REMAIN button

To switch the display between playing time completed and
playing time remaining. 

Operating buttons for the cassette deck

Record button 

(OTR 

O

ne-

T

ouch 

R

ecording

This button is linked to the  PLAY 

ŀ

button.

It starts the tape transport when recording.

Start button 

(PLAY 

ŀ

)

This button starts the tape transport.

Rewind button 

(REW. 

t

)

This button is used for the fast rewind function.

Fast forward button 

(F. FWD. 

s

)

This button is used for the fast forward wind function.

Stop/Eject button 

(STOP/EJECT 

ə

)

This button is used to stop all tape fuctions and recording.
In stop mode, it opens the cassette compartment.

Pause button 

(PAUSE 

II

)

This button interrupts the tape functions during recording
and playback.

Rear of the Unit

MAINS

socket

Socket for connecting the mains cable.

Battery compartment

Sockets 

CD OUT L/R

CD signal output sockets,
L = left channel; R = right channel.

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Summary of Contents for RR 700 CD

Page 1: ...RADIO RECORDER CD RR 700 CD...

Page 2: ...Supply 16 Battery operation 16 Volume 16 Sound 16 Stereo Headphones 16 Note on Listening to Music with Headphones 6 Microphone Socket 16 3 Aerials 7 Wave Bands 7 Automatic Tuning 7 Manual Tuning 7 St...

Page 3: ...ction 11 REMAIN Function 11 5 Inserting a Cassette 12 Playback 12 Fast Tape Wind 12 Switching Off at the End of a Cassette 12 Recording 12 Recording from the Built In CD Player 13 Recording from the B...

Page 4: ...IO CASSETTE RECORDER WITH COMPACT DISC PLAYER PLL SYNTHESIZER TUNER RR 700 CD TRACK MINUTE SECOND OTR PLAY REW F FWD STOP EJECT PAUSE i x SYNTHESIZER RADIO TWIN CASSETTE RECORDER COMPACT DISC PLAYER S...

Page 5: ...built in speakers off 4 Front of the Unit DISPLAY Operating buttons for the CD player and radio In CD operating mode Skip Search buttons Press briefly to skip a track Keep pressed to search t reverse...

Page 6: ...tton starts the tape transport Rewind button REW t This button is used for the fast rewind function Fast forward button F FWD s This button is used for the fast forward wind function Stop Eject button...

Page 7: ...protection Do not dispose of batteries along with normal household rub bish When buying new batteries return the old batteries to your dealer or hand them over to a special waste collection point Volu...

Page 8: ...e tuning if necessary Stations with a weaker signal are skipped by the automatic search and must be tuned in manually Manual Tuning Select the wave band with the BAND button Tune in to a station by pr...

Page 9: ...ions in the same way You can only save while MEMORY is flashing If this is not the case press MEMO again If a channel position is selected which has already been assigned to a station the previous fre...

Page 10: ...to the very low noise level of CDs you should take the following into consideration when adjusting the volume If you adjust the volume as you would for conventional audio sources you may experience s...

Page 11: ...ack and the display shows the number of the track now playing Playing the Beginning of Each Track Intro Scan Play You can play the first ten seconds of each track on the CD Press the INTRO button The...

Page 12: ...track is played repeatedly To repeat the entire CD Press the REPEAT button once REPEAT should not be flas hing on the display Now all the tracks on the CD are repeated To end the repeat play function...

Page 13: ...on in pause button out start Press the STOP EJECT button to terminate playback Adjust the volume and sound to suit your personal taste Make sure that you do not accidentally press the OTR but ton duri...

Page 14: ...o CASS Note The volume you set does not have an influence on the recor ding The recording level is automatically adjusted Recording from the Built In Radio Component 1 Tune to a station as described i...

Page 15: ...ted against accidental era sure recording over You can also protect your own recordings against accidental erasure by removing the safety tabs from the openings at the back of the cassette To protect...

Page 16: ...er use there is normally no need to clean them However if there are fingerprints or other dirt on your CDs these should be removed by wiping with a soft smooth cloth Always wipe from the centre outwar...

Page 17: ...Amp mains plug which if unsuitable for your socket should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted by a qualified electrician The fuse and fuse holder must be removed from the plug as accidental inse...

Page 18: ...GRUNDIG AG D 90762 F RTH 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 72010 737 8000...

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