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SEM Poster Z-789 Instruction Manual Download Page 8

9 Poster Z-789

8 Poster Z-789

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Proper use of the appliance

Improper use of the appliance

The appliance is designed for household use and not for industrial operation. Any other use is im-
proper and could endanger persons.

No warranty for any possible damage can be accepted if the appliance is improperly used, incor-
rectly operated or repaired unprofessionally. In such a case, any warranty claim is void.

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Summary of Contents for Poster Z-789

Page 1: ...DE FR IT EN DE Betriebsanleitung FR Mode d emploi IT Istruzioni per l uso EN Instruction manual Poster Z 789...

Page 2: ...2 Poster Z 789 EN...

Page 3: ...s a wonderfull place to be The appliance must only be used for the intended purpose according to these instructions Keep the instructions carefully and pass them on to further users The manufacturer r...

Page 4: ...lay with the appliance Do not allow power cable to hang down within easy reach Keep children away from packing material e g plastic bags Disconnect the mains plug in case of faults during use before c...

Page 5: ...direct sunlight fire and the like If the battery leaks remove it clean the contacts of the appliance and wash your hands If you do not use the appliance for a long time remove the battery Where the m...

Page 6: ...ment If this happens please unplug wait several seconds and then plug the device back on line Thus the device is reset to its normal state WARNING There is a danger of explosion if batteries are excha...

Page 7: ...res and the like may cause injuries or fatal accidents CAUTION This symbol and CAUTION heading is used when failure to follow or non compliancy with the operating and work instructions as well as with...

Page 8: ...esigned for household use and not for industrial operation Any other use is im proper and could endanger persons No warranty for any possible damage can be accepted if the appliance is improperly used...

Page 9: ...n accordance with local regulations The crossed out wheeled bin symbol on the product reminds you of your obligation that when you dispose of the appliance it must be separately collected Consumers sh...

Page 10: ...Poster Z 789 Audio System 2 x Speaker 2 x Stand for loudspeakers 1 x Stand for audio system 1 x Docking station 1 x Mains plug mains cable 1 x Remote control incl battery 7 x Different adaptors 7 x S...

Page 11: ...Standby 2 W during operation 32 W Dimension Appliance 216 x 315 x 215 mm without stand Speaker 150 x 315 x 215 mm without stand Docking station 86 x 192 x 110 mm Weight Appliance 3 6 kg Speaker 2 1 k...

Page 12: ...stand to the unit Place the stand under the unit and slide it forward Stop when the indicator arrow mark is aligned with the mark at the unit To release the stand press the clip and and slide the sta...

Page 13: ...eries The backup batteries save the wake up function in the event that the power supply is interrupted Insert two 1 5 V batteries AA UM 4 LR03 not included The remote control can only be used with bat...

Page 14: ...of the AC adaptor into the DC jack socket 2 Connect the mains plus to the mains Press ON STANDBY to switch on the appliance Appliance Remote control The appliance cannot be completely switched off It...

Page 15: ...peaker and right hand loudspeaker Locate the loudspeakers in the room to give the best sound quality Connecting an external subwoofer not included Connect subwoofer to the right hand side of the unit...

Page 16: ...16 Poster Z 789 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 33 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 34 39 36 28 29 30 31 32 22 11 3 2 2 35 37 38 EN Overview Poster Z 789...

Page 17: ...VOLUME 17 VOLUME 18 OPEN CLOSE 19 TIMER 20 SLEEP 21 REPEAT RANDOM 22 EQ Equalizer 23 MEM FOLDER 24 MEM FOLDER 25 Sensor remote control 26 ON STANDBY 27 AUX INPUT 28 Subwoofer OUTPUT 29 Headphone socke...

Page 18: ...18 Poster Z 789 1 2 3 6 9 12 4 7 10 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 5 8 11 14 EN Overview remote control Poster Z 789...

Page 19: ...ER 4 EQ Equalizer 5 SLEEP 6 MEM DOWN DOWN 7 RAN REPEAT 8 STOP 9 BACK TUNE 10 VOLUME 11 Numbers button 12 OPEN CLOSE 13 BAND ENTER 14 INTRO 15 FUNC 16 MEM UP UP 17 PROG iRAN 18 NEXT TUNE 19 PLAY PAUSE...

Page 20: ...nd hold down PROGRAM Switch off appliance Press ON STANDBY PROGRAM at the remote control for 3 seconds Choose display 12H 24H BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Confirm Press PROGRAM Set hour BACK TUNE resp NEX...

Page 21: ...NEXT TUNE Confirm Press TIMER Set minutes BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Confirm Press TIMER OFF TIME appears on the screen The same process as above to set hours and minutes again Set function BACK TUNE re...

Page 22: ...omatically shut off This function can be used for example to sleep in with music Set minutes Press SLEEP repeatedly 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 OFF OFF SLEEP function is off SLEEP Equalizer This applia...

Page 23: ...adjustment The clicking stops once the desired loudness is achieved The volume of the appliance can be switched of temporarely Press MUTE Volume off Press MUTE again Volume on VOLUME MUTE Playback Sta...

Page 24: ...on the back of the appliance Press the MS MENU id3 button at the remote control to set the desired mode Select MONO or STEREO Adjust frequency Scan manual Press BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE The scanning i...

Page 25: ...MEM UP resp MEM DOWN Position w hlen with the numbers buttons Confirm Press and hold PROGRAM Find a saved frequency Press the number key on remote control or Press MEM UP resp MEM DOWN Overwrite save...

Page 26: ...e the CD tray OPEN CLOSE AUX Connect external appliance f ex MP3 Player at the back and switch on both appliances Press PLAY PAUSE Select AUX Press FUNCTION repeatedly on the appliance Playback Press...

Page 27: ...back Interrupt playback Stop playback STOP Select track BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Fast forward or reverse within the actual track Press and hold BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE MP3 CD MP3 CDs often have a fol...

Page 28: ...starting programming Audio CD Switch on appliance Press ON STANDBY Select CD Press FUNC repeatedly Choose display Memory Press PROGRAM Select track BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Confirm Press PROGRAM Repe...

Page 29: ...e display Memory Press PROGRAM Select directory BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Confirm Press PROGRAM Select track BACK TUNE resp NEXT TUNE Confirm Press PROGRAM Repeat these steps until the desired list has...

Page 30: ...ANDBY Select USB resp CARD Press FUNC repeatedly After 5 10 seconds the display shows the folders and titles that had been found Display shows Title number 09 Folder number 073 STOP Select directory P...

Page 31: ...t some USB sticks cannot be read as they might not comply with these standards The appliance supports max 4 GB USB Sticks SD CARDS The time of reading varies depending on the quantity of data It can t...

Page 32: ...lassic 80 120 160 GB 9 or 10 iPod 5 Generation 30 60 80 GB 9 or 10 iPod nano 5 Generation 8 16 GB 18 iPod nano 4 Generation 8 16 GB 17 Switch on appliance and iPod docking station and conect iPod with...

Page 33: ...e iPod from the appliance during playback First press FUNC and change source to avoid damage to your files iPod can be used with the remote control on the iPod or on the appliance When connected to th...

Page 34: ...Imported by CECONET AG Hinterm ttlistrasse 1 CH 5506 M genwil...

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