Silvercrest KH 2267, Operating Instructions Manual

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5. Wall mounting
You can mount the micro-system and the loudspeakers to a
wall.
Only mount the appliance and the loudspeakers to a solid
wall.
➩
Drill the screwholes for the micro-system into the wall with
a horizontal spacing of 19 cm.
➩
Drill the screwholes for the loudpeakers above one another
into the wall with a vertical spacing of 13.5 cm.
So that the screws can grip properly into the mounts on
the back of the micro-system, the screw heads must jut
out of the wall approx. 3 mm.
➩
Screw two screws into the wall.
➩
Hang the micro-system onto the screws by the two mounts.
6. Setting up
➩
Take the micro-system and the acessories out of the packa-
ging.
➩
Remove all transport securing means and adhesive
tape/films.
➩
Set up the micro-system so that the flap of the CD
compartment
q
can fully open.
➩
Place one loudspeaker
4@
each on a loudspeaker leg
4#
.
➩
Place the subwoofer and the loudspeakerrs on an even
horizontal surface.
➩
Position one loudspeaker on the right-hand side of the
micro-system.
➩
Position one loudspeaker on the left-hand side of the
micro-system.
7. Operating elements
q
CD compartment
w
Sensor for the remote control
e
Display
r
Sound selection button (X-BASS/EQ)
t
Repeat button (REPEAT)
y
Programming button (MEM)
u
Timer button (TIMER)
i
Band selection button (TUNER/BAND)
o
Media selection button (FUNCTION)
a
Open/close CD compartment (OPEN/CLOSE)
s
Volume control (VOLUME)
d
Play/pause button
f
Stop button
g
Forward button
h
Reverse button
j
Standby light
k
ON/OFF switch (POWER)
l
Increase volume
;
ON/OFF button
2)
Sound selection button (EQ)
2!
Band selection button (BAND)
2@
Function button (FUNCTION)
2#
Repeat button (REPEAT)
2$
Play/pause button
2%
Forward button
2^
Stop button
2&
Program selection (ALBUM )
2*
Stereo/Mono changeover (ST./MONO)
2(
Find button (FIND)
3)
Program selection button - (ALBUM PRESET –)
3!
Reverse button
3@
Programming button (PROG/MEM)
3#
Random generator (RAND)
3$
Timer button (TIMER)
3%
Sleep function (SLEEP)
3^
Reducing the volume
3&
Switching the loudspeakers to mute (MUTE)
3*
Connection memory card
3(
Connection medium wave antenna
4)
USB connection
4!
Control cable to the subwoofer
4@
Loudspeakers
4#
Loudspeaker legs
4$
Volume control (VOLUME) subwoofer
4%
Headphone connection
4^
Connection control cable
4&
Power switch
4*
Power cord
4(
Left-hand loudspeaker connection (Speaker OUT L)
5)
Left-hand connection audio appliance (AUX IN L)
5!
Right-hand connection audio appliance (AUX IN R)
5@
Right-hand loudspeaker connection (Speaker OUT R)
8. Inserting batteries into the remote control
For the remote control you need two bateries type micro
AAA / 1.5 V
➩
Open the battery compartment at the back of the remote
control.
➩
Insert two batteries into the battery compartment making
sure to observe the polarity indicated in the battery
compartment.
➩
Carefully close the battery compartment lid until it clicks
into place.
9. Handling batteries
Leaky batteries can damage the remote control.
➩
If you intend not to use the remote control for a longer
period of time, please remove the batteries.
➩
Always replace both batteries and use batteries of the
same type.
➩
In case the batteries are leaky, wear protective gloves
and clean the battery compartment with a dry cloth.
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