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remote control will not be damaged in case the battery
should leak .
Replacing the battery: Push the latch of the battery
holder to the right (first arrow in the figure below)
and remove the holder (second arrow) . Remove the
old battery and insert the new battery (3 V button
cell, type CR 2025) into the holder with the positive
pole pointing upwards . Push the holder back into the
remote control .
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Batteries must not be placed in the house-
hold waste . Always take them to a special
waste disposal (e . g . collection container at
your retailer) .
4.1 Switching on and off / inserting and
removing the playing medium
The player is switched on and off with the POWER
button (3) .
Inserting a playing medium:
– Insert a CD with the lettering showing upwards into
the CD slot (1) until it is retracted automatically .
– Connect a USB storage device (USB flash drive or
USB hard disk with separate power supply) to the
USB port (2) .
– Insert an SD card (bevelled corner upward and
contacts to the right) into the slot (5) until it will
engage .
Removing a playing medium:
To eject the CD, press the eject button STOP/ EJ or
EJECT (11) twice (first time: switching to stop, sec-
ond time: CD is ejected) . After ejecting, the CD can be
retracted again by pressing the eject button .
Disconnect the USB storage device from the USB
port and to remove the SD card, first unlock it by
pushing it into the slot, then remove it .
4.2 Selecting the playing medium
To switch between the playing media, use the button
CD / USB / SD (6): After pressing the button, the selected
medium is shown on the display ( , or ) . Shortly
after that its replay will start .
If a USB storage device or an SD card has been
selected and is then removed, the player automatically
switches over to the CD player mechanism . The same
happens when a new CD is retracted .
4.3 Replay / pause / stop
After reading in the playing medium, the replay starts
( is displayed) . To interrupt the replay ( is displayed)
and to continue it again, press the button PLAY/ PAUSE
or
(10) . The display shows the time already played
of the track (min .: sec .) .
To stop the replay, the following buttons may be
pressed:
– Button (18)
– Button STOP/ EJ or EJECT (11)
In the stop mode the display is switched to the time
indication “00:00” . To restart the replay with the first
track, press the button PLAY/ PAUSE or
.
4.4 Adjusting the volume / muting
Adjust the volume with the control VOLUME (13) .
To deactivate and reactivate the sound, press the but-
ton (21) .
4.5 Track selection
Audio CDs
For audio CDs (“CD” is displayed) the display shows
the track number during replay and pause and the
total number of all tracks in the stop mode .
a) Next or previous track:
Use the buttons REV/ F .WD or
/
(9) .
(REV/
= return to the track beginning first, each
time the button is pressed the player goes back
another track, F .WD /
= one track forward)
b) Entering track number:
Enter the track number via the numerical keys (14)
and confirm with the button ENTER (20) .
MP3 playing media
For playing media with MP3 files (“MP3” is displayed)
the display shows the folder number and the track
number within the folder during replay and pause .
Tracks without folder in the main directory are as-
signed to folder No . 1 . In the stop mode the total
number of the folders and the total number of the
tracks of the playing medium are shown .
a) Next or previous track:
Each time the button FOLDER (7) is pressed, the
player goes to the next folder . For track selec-
tion use the buttons REV/ F .WD or
/
(9) .
(REV/
= return to the track beginning first, each
time the button is pressed, the player goes back
another track F .WD /
= one track forward)
b) Entering the track number:
Via the numerical keys (14) enter the number of
the track on the playing medium (not the number
within the folder!) and confirm with the button
ENTER (20) .
Note:
In some cases the player will not go to the track begin-
ning first when the return button is pressed, it will immediately
go to the previous track (e . g . in case of CD operation in the
pause mode) .
