User manual EBENCH KH 2252 CD-RADIO ALARM CLOCK

[. . . ] Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. 1 CAUTION ! WARNING: 5 IMPORTANT !Do not be expose to dripping or splashing, and that no object filled with liqids, such as vases, shall be plced on the apparatus. Location of controls !@ # $ 2 % ^ & * ( ) _ + | ` 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PLAY/PAUSE : To start playing the CD or to stop momentarily the disc playera STOP : To stop playing the disc CD door open Skip / Fast Search ( backward / forward ) - HOUR / MINUTE: · CD track skip and fast search within the track · All clock functions minute and hour setting PTS (PROGRAM) : to set programmable CD tracks ALARM 1: set / ALARM-Set (KH 2251) ALARM 2: set (KH 1201, KH 2252) POWER CD Random function LED indicator RANDOM : To select the desired mode of play REPEAT : To play the disc continuously CD repeat function LED indicator SNOOZE : Interval alarm repetition CD Program LED indicator TIME : set SLEEP Power Led Indicator Function selector : CD - AM - FM Volume control Phones jack (KH 1201, KH 2252) CD compartment 6 8 9 0 = \ Q W E R T Y U Digital Display Alarm Selector : AL 1 - AL 1+2 - AL 2 ALARM 2 LED Indicator ALARM 1 LED Indicator Alarm Mode : Off - Buzzer - Auto FM Stereo LED indicator Tuning knob : To select your radio station Dial scale and pointer Speakers AC power cord Battery compartment FM wire antenna PM Indicator Power Supply This CD clock radio operates on AC230V~50Hz. It is also equipped with a clock battery back-up system, powered by an optional 9V battery type 6F22 (not provided). [. . . ] The Display 8 will show "1 ", then it will return to the clock time. Use also this knob to suspend momentarily the playing track. Press once again to continue playing. 5. Rotate the volume 5 to adjust the desired level. Press @ to stop listerning the disc. Other CD player functions SKIP / FAST SEARCH : Press to skip forward to the next track or repeatedly to skiptracks. Press return to the beginning of the track, or press repeatedly to skip backwards several tracks. Press and hold or to search quickly within a track. 8 9 REPEAT _ 1. Press once to repeat your selected track. Press twice to play the disc continuously. Press again to switch off this function, REPEAT indicator + goes off. PROGRAM %: To set your own musical program 10 1. The total number of tracks is displayed 8. Select with or ^ your desired track, then press % to store your program in memory. Redo this operation as many times as necessary. To cancel this function, open the CD compartment RANDOM 1. Press RANDOM ) to select RANDOM play mode and it will play randomly all the tracks of the CD. Press again to switch off this function until the RANDOM indicator ( goes off. ( 11 alight. Setting the alarm and wake up mode 12 13 This unit allows you to set two different wake up times which you can choose to use independently or simultaneously AL 1 or AL 2, or AL 1 and 2. Setting the alarm 1. 1st Alarm (AL 1): Press and hold the ALARM 1 ^, and press to store your setting in memory. Press and hold the ALARM 2 & or $ to adjust your desired alarm time, then release ALARM 1 ^ 2. 2nd Alarm (AL 2): and redo the same operation as above. Select your wake-up mode = in AUTO (for RADIO or CD), BUZZER (for alarm sound) or OFF to switch off the alarm. Select you wake-up time with alarm selector 9. Wake up to the BUZZER sound Switch to the BUZZER position =, 14 -) the alarm LED indicator (0 and/or will alight. 10 Wake up to the radio 1. Follow procedures 1 to 6, in "LISTENING TO THE RADIO", to select your desired radio station. Switch to the AUTO position =, the alarm indicator (0 and/or -) will alight. 15 16 -) Wake up to the CD 1. Follow procedures 1 to 6, in "LISTENING TO THE CD PLAYER". [. . . ] It will start countdown after few seconds. If in CD mode, it needs to press PLAY-PAUSE !Press POWER * to stop Note: If the CD play time is shorter than your selected sleep time, the music will stop at the end of the disc. More information · · · Do not use your set immediately after transport from a cold place to a warm place, there may be condensation problems. Make sure that you keep your set away from water and high temperatures. [. . . ]