7
LCD displays
1. PROG
Display when playing programmed combination of songs
2. SHUFF
Display when shufing
3. INTRO
Display when introduction function is activated
4. MP3
Display when playing an MP3 CD
5. CD
Display when playing conventional CDs
6. HOLD
Display when the HOLD function is activated (key lock)
7. REPT 1
Display when repeating playback of one song
8. REPT DIR
Display when repeating playback of individual
songs of an album (only with MP3 CDs)
9. REPT ALL
Display when repeating playback of all tracks on a
CD/of a programmed combination of songs
10.
Display with low batteries
11. Indicating the number of the current album
12. Indicating the current song
13. Indicating the time the current song has already played in minutes
14. Indicating the time the current song has already played in seconds
15.
Display of the activated ESP function
16. Status line; this is the display of the information on the current song when playing MP3-CDs
Using the player
Power supply
Mains operation
Connect up the adapter for direct current to the DC IN direct current socket on the player and
then put the plug into a socket (direct current).
Information on the direct current adapter
• Never touch the AC adapter when your hands are wet because there is the danger of an
electrical shock.
• When the AC adapter is plugged in and batteries are in the player, battery operation is auto-
matically switched off and the player switches to power operation.
• The shape and appearance of the plug on the illustration of the operating instructions may
differ from that on the player.
Battery operation
Information on batteries
• Please always use two new batteries of the same kind when changing batteries.
• Batteries that do not satisfy the prescribed values may damage the player.
• Only charge batteries that are expressly made for that. Never attempt to open batteries.
Batteries should not be exposed to greater heat and they should especially not be thrown
into re.
• Always dispose of batteries ecologically. You may obtain information on this from your local
authorities.
• The player may be operated both with rechargeable NiCd batteries and conventional non-
rechargeable NiMh batteries.
Caution!
Never charge conventional NiMh batteries. Before inser-
ting non-rechargeable batteries, the CHARGE slide has to be in the OFF position since the
player might suffer irreparable damage.
Inserting batteries
Insert the two rechargeable NiCd batteries supplied (type AA, 1.2 V) or conventional NiMh bat-
teries (type AA, 1.5 V, non-rechargeable) into the battery compartment on the lower side of the
player. Ensure that they are inserted correctly with the plus (+) and minus poles of the batteries
at the marked locations.
