re-charging. Do not attempt to charge any regular kinds of non-rechargeable batteries.
Charging of other kinds of batteries will damage the unit.
Performance of
rechargeable batteries will deteriorate as a result of regular depreciation.
Purchase a
new set of batteries when the operating time decreases drastically, even when the
rechargeable batteries are properly recharged.
Listening with Headphones
Connect the plug of the stereo headphones into the headphone jack (marked phones).
Warning: Before listening from the Headphones, please make sure that you have set
the volume output to a reasonable level. Listening at excessive volume levels can
damage your ears and result in a hearing loss.
It is always advisable to avoid
listening for too long a period of time or at high volume.
Playing a Disc
Make sure that you have reduced the volume before plugging in the headphones.
1. Plug the 3.5mm earphone plug
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3. Take a CD and hold the disc firmly with the label side up facing you.
4. Press the CD onto the center spindle until the CD is securely locked into
place.
5. Close the CD door and press the PLAY/PAUSE button. This will activate the
disc to spin.
6. The display will show the number of tracks and total playing time.
Play
will start immediately from track 1 after display of the above information.
7. Slide the Volume control to adjust the volume level as desired.
8. Set the Bass Boost button to the ON position for enhancement of Bass effect.
9. To temporarily pause CD play during playback, press the PLAY/PAUSE
button once. The time indicator on the display will flash to denote PAUSE
mode.
Pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button again will resume CD play from
the position at which it stopped.
10. To stop CD playback completely, press the STOP button. The power turns
off automatically in less than 30 seconds.
Pressing the STOP button again
will turn off the unit instantly.
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