User manual SILVERCREST KH 2268 MICRO-SYSTEM

[. . . ] KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 1 UK Kompernaß GmbH · Burgstraße 21 · D-44867 Bochum www. kompernass. com ID no. : KH2267/2268-09/05-V2 KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 2 Micro-system KH 2267 / 2268 Operating instructions KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 3 KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 4 KH 2267 / 2268 q w e r t y 3^ 3& 1* 1( 2) 3% 2!3) 2@ 2# 2$ 2% 2^ 2& 2( 2* u k j h g f d s a o i 3* 3( 4@ 4# 4$ 4! 4) 4% 4^ 4& 4( 5) 4* 5@ 5! KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 5 KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 6 KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 3 KH 2267 / 2268 Micro-system SilverCrest KH 2267 / 2268 1. Importer Warranty Card Page 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 11 11 11 11 13 Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Hand over the manual to anyone, whom you pass on the appliance to. -3- KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 4 KH 2267 / 2268 Micro-system SilverCrest KH 2267/2268 1. [. . . ] If you wish to be woken by a CD, please insert the desired CD into the CD compartment q. If you wish to be woken by the radio, please select a radio station by means of the BAND SELECTION BUTTON i resp. The volume indication flashes on the display. Select the desired volume using buttons g resp. The alarm function settings will be shown on the display one after another. A clock symbol indicates that the alarm function is active. -7- KH2267_68_Mikroanlage_EN. qxd 31. 03. 2006 13:31 Uhr Seite 8 KH 2267 / 2268 If you wish to activate/deactivate the alarm function, briefly press the TIMER u resp. After each switching on the alarm settings are shown on the display. To store the station, press the PROGRAMMING BUTTON y or 3@. The display for the program location flashes. Select the desired program location with PROGRAM SELECTION BUTTON + 2& or PROGRAM SELECTION BUTTON - 3) . To confirm the program location, press the PROGRAMMING BUTTON y or 3@. Selecting stored stations You can select the stored stations during radio operation. Press PROGRAM SELECTION BUTTON + 2& or PROGRAM SELECTION BUTTON ­ 3). Activating the sleep function (Sleep) You can detemine a time after which the micro-system will switch off. You can select a switch-off time between 10 and 90 minutes. Switch on the micro-system. Press the SLEEP FUNCTION button 3%, until you have set the switch-off time. Each time the button is pressed the switch-off time is reduced by ten minutes. 22. CD functions Inserting a CD To open the CD compartment, press the button OPEN/CLOSE CD-COMPARTMENT a. Radio operation / Selecting a band (USW/MW) You can receive USW and MW stations with the micro-system. In order to change over between the radio stations, press the BAND SELECTION BUTTON i resp. If the USW reception is impaired, switch over to MONO by means of the STEREO/MONO CHANGEOVER 2* function. Insert the CD into the CD compartment with the printed side facing up. Press the CD down slightly until it is firmly positioned. To close the CD compartment, press hte button OPEN/CLOSE CD-COMPARTMENT a again. Select the button FUNCTION SELECTION o resp. Operating the radio Automatic search function Switch on the tuner of the micro-system. The search function begins and stops automatically when a frequency with sufficient reception has been found. 2% h Manual search With the manual search function you can carry out a fine adjustment function of the stations e. [. . . ] Press the FIND BUTTON 2( while playing and keep it pressed for two seconds. The album, the titles and the artist are shown on the display. To terminate the repeat function press the REPEAT BUTTON t resp. 2# four times during playing. To call up the overall title display again, press the FIND BUTTON 2( again for two seconds. Programming the MP3 title order You can program the order in which the titles on an MP3 CD are to be played. [. . . ]