14
• IP 40 CR
Suitable CDs
Use only commercially available CDs bearing one of
•
the symbols shown opposite.
The unit can also read CDs containing MP3 fi les.
•
Normal CDs of 80 and 120 mm diameter can be
•
played.
Self-burned CDs (CDR, CDRW) can normally be read,
•
though there may be problems if the burning speed is
too high or "bad" blanks are used. Trial and error is
the only way to fi nd out which CDs can be read.
CDs produced for commercial use cannot always be
•
read.
Handling CDs
Every CD has a durable plastic coating which protects it
against ex ternal in fl uences . However, it is still necessary
to protect the CD against soiling and scratching at all
times.
CD players can compensate for minor damage to the CD .
Deep scratches or other damage may cause the CD to
"stick " or jump or cause other problems.
See the information on the CD case for correct handling
of CDs!
Inserting a CD
Attention
Danger of damage to the unit!
Never insert several CDs one on top of the
other. Never insert any other objects in the CD
tray.
Use button
•
11
"Source" or
34
"Source
▲
" and
36
"Source
▼
" to select the source "CD".
Press button
•
6
"
"
or
43
" ". The CD compartment
on the front of the unit opens.
Insert the CD carefully into the recess in the CD tray
•
with the labelled side upwards.
Press button
•
6
"
"
or
43
" ". The CD compartment
closes and the CD is read. "LOADING" appears on
the display panel, and after a few seconds, the CD is
played automatically.
The Play functions for CD and USB are identical and are
described in the section "Play functions" on page 16.
Ejecting a CD
Stop the Play function by pressing button
•
6
"
"
or
33
"
"
.
Press button
•
6
"
"
or
43
" ". The CD compartment
on the front of the unit opens.
Remove the CD from the CD tray.
•
Press button
•
6
"
"
or
43
" ". The CD compartment
closes.
CD mode
Station
Source
Vo l
Vol
Source
Tone
-
43
6
11
36
34
33
