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 33 Fusion Z-7799

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Never disconnect the iPod from the appliance during playback. First press 

FUNCTION

  

 

and change source to avoid damage to your files.

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iPod can be used with the remote control on the iPod or on the appliance.

 

              

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When connected to the appliance the iPod automatically charges. 

   Note 

If an iPod Video is connected, this error message appears on the display:   

  

The currently attached accessory is not supported by this iPod. 

  

The audio  functions can be used despite this message.  

iPod

Summary of Contents for Fusion Z-7799

Page 1: ...DE FR IT EN DE Betriebsanleitung FR Mode d emploi IT Istruzioni per l uso EN Instruction manual Fusion Z 7799 ...

Page 2: ...2 Fusion Z 7799 EN ...

Page 3: ... is 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 reserves the right to change design accessories or equipment without prior notice Dear customer ...

Page 4: ... play 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 cleaning or moving the appliance from place to place after use Never pull the plug out of the socket by the cable or with wet hands Don t pull the cable over sharp edges Don t jam it Don t bend it If...

Page 5: ... a 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 mains plug is used as the disconnect device it shall remain readily operable Listening with headphones for long periods at full volume may cause damage to the hearing Switch the appliance off and pul...

Page 6: ...pment 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 exchanged improperly Only replace batteries with ones of the same type Do not put any container f ex vases etc containing liquids on or in the surroundings of the appliance Subject to technical modificati...

Page 7: ...ures 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 prescribed work procedures and the like may cause damage to the appliance NOTE This symbol and the heading NOTE apply to technical requirements that the user must pay attention to during the activit...

Page 8: ...s designed for household use and not for industrial operation Any other use is improper and could endanger persons No warranty for any possible damage can be accepted if the appliance is improperly used incorrectly operated or repaired unprofessionally In such a case any warranty claim is void ...

Page 9: ...cal appliances to a shop of sale or dispose of product and battery separately in 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 should contact their local authority or retailer for information concerning the correct disposal of their old appliance Dis...

Page 10: ...99 Home Cinema System 2 x Speaker 2 x Stand for loudspeakers 1 x Stand for Home Cinema System 1 x Subwoover 1 x Docking station 8 x Screws and dowels 1 x Mains plug mains cable 1 x Remote control incl battery 7 x Different adaptors 1 x Instruction manual ...

Page 11: ... Dimension Appliance 410 x 178 x 175 mm without stand Speaker 270 x 178 x 175 mm without stand Subwoofer 220 x 240 x 240 mm Docking station 86 x 192 x 110 mm Weight Appliance 2 3 kg Speaker 2 3 kg Subwoofer 5 5 kg Docking station 0 34 kg Speaker 28 W x 2 18 W x 2 35 W Amplifier 10 W x 2 20 W 40 W RMS Protection Class 2 ...

Page 12: ...ttach stand base and loudspeaker 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 stand downwards Indicator mark LOCK ...

Page 13: ...es 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 batteries Insert 2 x 3 V CR 2032 battery included in the scope of delivery ...

Page 14: ... end of the AC adaptor into the DC jack socket 2 Connect the mains plus to the mains ON STANDBY to switch on the appliance Appliance Remote control The appliance cannot be completely switched off It is either in operation or in Standby mode The display is dimmed in standby mode time is displayed Power consumption is reduced in standby mode Remote control Carefully remove the transparent plastic fo...

Page 15: ...ned to the wall Screws 3 5 x 34 mm 8 screws supplied WARNING The unit may only be mounted on vertical walls Check before installation whether the wall can bear three times the weight of the unit Bring in a qualified craftsman if in doubt and in any case to drill the holes ...

Page 16: ...udspeakers from the binding Two cables per loudspeaker 1 x WHITE clear and 1 x BLACK WHITE cable left hand loudspeaker connect with RED L to the subwoofer BLACK cable left hand loudspeaker connect with BLACK L to the subwoofer Do the same with the right hand loudspeaker Connection to R and R To connect the cables press the RED and BLACK knobs respectively against the subwoofer connect the cable re...

Page 17: ...hnol ogy also functions over greater distances and eliminates errors in transmission at radio frequencies The dock distributes uncompressed signals in all directions These are reflected by walls ceilings and even the device itself and thus always reach the 2 1 loudspeakers regardless of where they are placed They thus attain an incomparable quality of sound ...

Page 18: ...18 Fusion Z 7799 1 1 35 36 38 37 2 46 47 20 21 3 4 5 6 12 10 11b 11a 16 7 13 17 8 14 18 9 15 19 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 27 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 EN Overview Fusion Z 7799 ...

Page 19: ...24 COAXIAL OUT 25 VIDEO OUT 26 S VIDEO OUT 27 OPTICAL OUT 28 VIDEO COMPONENTS OUT 29 DOCK VIDEO OUT 30 AUX INPUT 31 Subwoofer OUTPUT 32 Connection for iPod 33 DC Jack socket 15 V 34 Headphone socket Subwoofer 35 Lightcurrent receiver 36 Bass ventilation 37 Lighting 38 Speaker 39 Bass Level Control 40 Connection for loudspeakers 41 ON OFF 42 Mains plug mains cable iPod docking station 43 Display ma...

Page 20: ...20 Fusion Z 7799 1 3 6 9 12 15 18 19 20 21 22 24 26 25 27 23 4 7 10 13 16 5 8 11 14 17 2 28 37 31 34 29 38 40 32 35 30 39 33 36 EN Overview remote control Fusion Z 7799 ...

Page 21: ...EREO 12 TITLE PLAYLIST 13 STEP ALBUM 14 GOTO TRACK 15 ANGLE PLAYLIST 16 ZOOM ALBUM 17 SUBTITLE TRACK 18 OSD INFO 19 A B RDS 20 REPEAT 21 RANDOM 22 IO 23 Numbers button 24 PLAY PAUSE 25 STOP 26 VOLUME 27 VOLUME 28 MUTE 29 UP 30 EQ Equlizer 31 TUNE DOWN 32 ENTER 33 TUNE UP 34 MEM 35 DOWN 36 MEM 37 MENU 38 SETUP 39 PROG MEM 40 Battery ...

Page 22: ...lay does not show the current time Display Press CLOCK on the remote control Choose display 12H 24H UP resp DOWN Confirm Press CLOCK Set hour UP resp DOWN Confirm Press CLOCK Set minutes UP resp DOWN Confirm Press CLOCK NOTE If no key is pressed for 10 seconds the appliance automatically returns to its initial function The programming is not saved Set clock ...

Page 23: ...ess TIMER for 2 seconds Set function UP resp DOWN Disc USB CARD iPod tuner FM Confirm Press TIMER Set hour UP resp DOWN Confirm Press TIMER Set minutes UP resp DOWN Confirm Press TIMER Adjust volume VOLUME resp VOLUME Confirm Press TIMER NOTE symbol on the display shows when the timer function is active Press TIMER at the remote control to switch off the timer Symbol disappears If TUNER FM had bee...

Page 24: ...t minutes Press SLEEP repeatedly 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 OFF OFF SLEEP function is off SLEEP Musik Equalizer This appliance has four pre programmed soundadjustments Set EQ sound effects Press EQ repeatedly EQ OFF CLASSIC ROCK POP JAZZ Bass Switch off appliance ON STANDBY Press ALARM Set hour UP resp DOWN Confirm Press ALARM Set minutes UP resp DOWN Confirm Press ALARM Setting the alarm beep bee...

Page 25: ... 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 Start playback Interrupt playback Stop playback STOP Select track TUNE resp TUNE Fast forward or reverse within the actual track Press and hold PREV resp NEXT ...

Page 26: ... control Adjust frequency Scan manual Press TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP The scanning is being done in steps Frequeny is displayed Scan automatic Press TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP for 2 seconds Scans automaticaly stops when the next station is found Save frequency There are 20 memory positions Choose frequency Press TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Confirm Press PROG MEM Select memory slot number Press MEM resp MEM Co...

Page 27: ...cribed above and again hold the CD by the edge and take it out Switch on appliance Press ON STANDBY Choose CD DVD USB SD on the remote control Inserting the CD OPEN CLOSE The CD automatically starts playback and shows the current title number in the display Start playback Interrupt playback Stop playback STOP Back to title 1 Press STOP 2 x Select track Press TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Fast forward or ...

Page 28: ...y the edge and take it out Switch on appliance Press ON STANDBY Choose CD Press DVD USB SD on the remote control repeatedly Inserting the MP3 CD OPEN CLOSE The MP3 CD automatically starts playback and shows the current title number in the display Select folder and title TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN Start playback Press ENTER Interrupt playback Stop playback STOP Back to title 1 Press STO...

Page 29: ...e CD DVD USB SD on the remote control STOP 2 x PROG MEM The external screen immediately shows that it is connected Press the Numbers Button to input the title and section at the current item Go to the next item with TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Confirm list Press ENTER Playback then starts automatically ...

Page 30: ... USB SD CARD Press DVD USB SD on the remote control or FUNCTION on the applance repeatedly Select folder and title TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN Start playback Press ENTER Interrupt playback Select track Press MEM resp MEM Fast forward or reverse within the actual track Press and hold TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Speed 2x 4x 8x 20x Set the normal playback speed again press USB and SD CARD ...

Page 31: ...tible with USB 1 1 and 2 0 standards It is possible that some USB sticks cannot be read as they might not comply with these standards Theappliancesupportsmax 4GBUSBSticks SDCards Thetimeofreadingvariesdepending on the quantity of data It can take up to 60 seconds CAUTION Switch off the appliance before removeing the USB Sticks SD Card Do not use an USB FLASH DRIVE with this appliance Always connec...

Page 32: ...ssic 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 docking station ipod Press FUNCTION repeatedly Start playback Interrupt playback Select track TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Fast forward or reverse within the actual track Press and hold TUNE DOWN resp TUNE U...

Page 33: ...ur files iPod can be used with the remote control on the iPod or on the appliance When connected to the appliance the iPod automatically charges Note If an iPod Video is connected this error message appears on the display The currently attached accessory is not supported by this iPod The audio functions can be used despite this message iPod ...

Page 34: ...Choose AUX Press FUNCTION repeatedly on the appliance Press AUX DOCK on the remote control Playback Press Stop playback Press STOP Press REPEAT repeatedly to select between the following options REPEAT 1 Repeat actual track REPEAT DIRECTORY repeat current folder REPEAT ALL repeat all titles entire CD Playback ...

Page 35: ...ed for the first time it is possible to navigate in the menu with TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN respectively Interrupt playback Stop playback without saving Press STOP 2 x Stop playback with saving Press STOP Section and scene are saved and start again at the next playback Change scene section Press MEM resp MEM Fast forward or reverse Press TUNE DOWN bzw TUNE UP repeatedly Speed 2x 4x 8x...

Page 36: ... Press STEP ALMUM repeatedly Start recording Press A B RDS Stop recording Press A B RDS again Note If A B RDS is pressed while playing back the recorded sequence normal playback starts again Audio Sprache Audio language Press AUDIO STEREO repeatedly The audio language is shown on the display The languages available depend on the DVD Sub titles Select sub titles Press SUBTITLE TRACK repeatedly The ...

Page 37: ... display shows invalid key Camera angle Select angle Press ANGLE PLAYLIST repeatedly If the DVD does not have an angle option the display showsy invalid key Display display OSD Display information Press OSD Hide information Press OSD again Menu Display menu Press MENU or TITLE PLAYLIST Navigate in the menu TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN Confirm selection Press ENTER ...

Page 38: ...sired time Press GO TO Track Title Current Titles Chapter Current Sections Running time Title total section total Navigate Press TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP Input numbers directly Confirm Press ENTER Set normal playback again Press GO TO Track again ...

Page 39: ...E DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN Input numbers directly Confirm Press ENTER Choose PLAY TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP or UP resp DOWN Confirm Press ENTER Set normal playback again Press PROG MEM again Repeat Repeat sections scenes titles Press REPEAT Selection REP OFF REP CHAPTER REP TITLE REP ALL ...

Page 40: ... SETUP at the remote control go into the menu With TUNE DOWN resp TUNE UP respectively select the symbol and call up the menu option with DOWN E g Audio With DOWN call up the menu option and with TUNE UP navigate in the sub menu To quit the menu press SETUP at the remote control ...

Page 41: ...INTERLACE YUV DVD player connected to the TV set with a video cable P SCAN DVD player connected to a Progressive Scan TV set with Y PB or PR video cable S VIDEO DVD player connected to the TV set with an S video cable Note Select INTERLACE YUV if Composite Video is connected at the TV set Select P SCAN if a video cable is connected to the TV set or an Interlace or Progressive Scan TV set is being ...

Page 42: ...ected with an HDMI cable TV TYPE Setting the picture format NOTE The picture format depends on the DVD and the TV set PASSWORD The password option is blocked Input 0000 to unblock it and confirm with ENTER To input a password first input the old password and then input a new 4 digit password ...

Page 43: ...n 4PG 13 Not under 13 from 13 18 only under parental supervision 5 Level 5 6R Under 18 only under parental supervision 7 NC 17 For adults not under 17 8 Only for adults NOTE The option cannot be used if the password has not been unblocked RESTORE Reset all settings OSD LANGUAGE Set the display language and confirm with ENTER ...

Page 44: ... OUT quieter RF REMOD louder DYNAMIC RANGE The function can be set if music with a high dynamic range is being played back in a noisy environment Quiet music becomes louder and loud music becomes quieter DUAL MONO left right Tone setting NOTE Mix Mono is used for karaoke ...

Page 45: ...45 Fusion Z 7799 EN DVD system settings BRIGHTNESS Set brightness CONTRAST Set contrast SATURATION Set saturation ANGLE SWITCH Set angle ...

Page 46: ...er LT RT Dolby Digital STEREO 2 channel tone VSS 5 1 channel format AUDIO OUT Spdif off No audio signal from the coaxial output Spdif Raw DVD player is connected to an amplifier with a coaxial cable Spdif PCM DVD player is connected to 2 channel stereo amplifier ...

Page 47: ...Imported by CECONET AG Hintermättlistrasse 1 CH 5506 Mägenwil ...

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