User manual BLAUPUNKT LASVEGAS CDM147

[. . . ] FCC Warning The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not installed and used in accordance with instructions, may cause harmful interference with radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that radio interference will not occur in particular installation. [. . . ] ­ >Disc No. /Track No. ­>Track No. /Elapsed Play Time --> Clock "AUX IN" --> Clock After a change in source, radio station or CD play, the current source's non-clock displays are shown in sequence, then display returns to current source's priority display. Source (SRC) Use SRC to select source - radio or CD (if already inserted), CD changer (if connected) and/or auxiliary input (even if no input on aux in line) as per model's features. (If faceplate still attached, display switches to clock. ) 13 LIST TPM Audio Operation Volume Control Buttons (+/­) Press + and - to increase/decrease volume from 0 to 63, in increments of 1. 25 dB/step. Volume control is accessible from all modes except Name Access and Edit modes. Mute & Cellular Mute Press Mute to temporarily reduce volume to level set under Menu. "TEL MUTE" appears. ) Mute or cellular mute is terminated by pressing any button. (Cellular mute is also ended by ending cellular telephone use. ) If volume level lower than mute level, lower volume level is maintained, even though "MUTE" appears. Automatic Source Tone Memory Bass and treble adjustments made are source specific, allowing different settings for each source (FM, AM, CD, Auxiliary and/or Changer) as is Loudness. Bass, Treble, Balance and Fade Press Mute/AUDIO for more than 1/2 second to access Bass. Bass -Adjust from +7 to -7 at 2 dB/step using >> or /\ to increase bass, << or V to decrease. Treble - Adjust from +7 to -7 at 2 dB/step using >> or /\ to increase treble, << or V to decrease. Balance/Fade ("BAL/FADE") Adjust balance from L9 (all the way left) using << to R9 (all the way right) using >>. Adjust fader from F9 (sound only from the front) using /\ to R9 (sound only from the rear) using V. To cancel, press LD again. Radio Operation Once tuning is complete, radio display sequence follows. Last Station Memory Each FM bank and AM band has its own last station memory which holds last-tuned frequency for that band or bank irrespective of whether that frequency is stored into a preset. When in other source, returns to last-tuned bank. 14 Seek Tuning Press /\ or V to seek next receivable frequency. Tuning stops at frequency that fulfills sensitivity requirements predetermined by sensitivity set through SENS/LD button. Press of /\ or V buttons for more than 1/2 second seeks next receivable frequency after button is released. Tuning Sensitivity (SENS) Press SENS/LD for more that 2 seconds to switch between lo and dx search sensitivity. Radio Reception Hints · When listening to weak or distant AM stations, adjusting the Treble to minimum (-7) will reduce noise and improve sound. · In general, set SENS to DX if in rural areas or where stations tend to be weak and distant, and to LO when in metropolitan areas or where stations tend to be strong and local. Stereo Symbol Stereo symbol turns on if a stereo station with an incoming signal of 20 dBµV is received. [. . . ] (Names can be assigned to any frequency, preset or not. ) If you try to enter more than 30 names, "**FULL**" appears. Enter Station Name Access mode by pressing << or >> button. (There is no time-out from Station Name Access & Edit modes. ) Display Priority & Radio Station Names (See Display Options on page 13) Changing a Radio Station Name Repeat steps 1 to 10 in Radio Station Naming, changing only those characters that you wish to change. Erasing ONE Radio Station Name Access Station Access mode (See Radio Station Naming, above. ) Choose station with name to be deleted. [. . . ]