User manual GRUNDIG CDS 6690 USB OSLO

[. . . ] HIFI MICRO SYSTEM Oslo CDS 6690 USB de en CONTENTS_____________________________________________________________ 28 28 29 29 32 33 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 37 38 38 38 39 39 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 42 SET-UP AND SAFETY Magic Fidelity The sound concept OVERVIEW The hi-fi system controls The hi-fi system displays The remote control CONNECTION AND PREPARATION Connecting the antenna Connecting an external device Connecting an MP3 player or USB memory stick Inserting a memory card Connecting the headphones Connecting the power cord Inserting batteries in the remote control Additional information for units sold in the UK. SETTINGS Setting and storing radio stations Initial station search Setting the time Resetting the hi-fi system GENERAL FUNCTIONS Switching the hi-fi system on and off Adjusting the brightness of the display Changing the colour of the display lighting Selecting the input source Adjusting the volume Muting Selecting sound effects Setting the equaliser Switching the Ultra Bass System on and off Switching the display TUNER MODE Selecting the Tuner input source Selecting a preset position Stereo/mono reception Selecting favourites RDS station service 43 43 43 43 44 44 44 44 44 45 45 45 45 45 46 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 48 48 49 49 50 50 50 50 51 51 51 51 51 52 CD MODE Selecting the CD input source Inserting a CD Playing back a CD Repeating the current file or track Selecting another file or track Searching for a passage within a file or track Selecting albums and files (MP3/WMA only) Calling up track information (MP3/WMA only) Repeating a file or a title (Repeat One) Repeating all the files on an album (MP3/ WMA only) Repeating all files or tracks (Repeat All) Playing back files or tracks in random order (Random) Playing the introductions of files or tracks (Intro) Creating a track memory USB AND SD/SDHC/MMC MODE Playing the contents of an MP3 player or a USB memory stick Pausing and resuming playback Repeating the current track Selecting another track Searching for a passage within a file or track Playing the contents of an SD/SDHC/MMC memory card Pausing and resuming playback Repeating the current track Selecting another track Searching for a passage within a file or track TIMER MODE Switch-on timer Reminder timer Sleep timer Setting the sleep timer Ending the sleep timer prematurely INFORMATION Cleaning the CD unit Environmental note General information on laser devices Technical data Troubleshooting ENGLISH 27 SET-UP AND SAFETY______________________________________________ Please note the following information when setting up the system: 7 7 The hi-fi system is designed for the playback of audio signals. If you want to set up the hi-fi system on wall shelves or in cupboards, please ensure that it is adequately ventilated. There must be at least 10 cm of space at the side, above and behind the hi-fi system. [. . . ] ­ The most recently selected station is activated (Last Station Memory). »FM I00. 60« or »ENERGY«. Stereo/mono reception When the hi-fi system receives FM stereo stations, »)« appears in the display. If the signal from the FM stereo station is weak, you can improve the sound quality by switching to mono reception. 1 Press »FM MODE« on the remote control to switch to mono reception. ­ Display: »)« disappears. 2 To switch back to FM stereo, press »FM MODE« on the remote control. ­ Display: »)«. ! PI5 PROG f ENERGY Selecting a preset position 1 Press »FUNCTION« to select the frequency band (FM or MW). 2 Select the preset position in steps by pressing »$s6MEM 5aaa«. ­ Display: »PROG« and, for example, »P02« and the frequency or the station name. ! P02 f FANTASY ! P02 Note: 7 The mono or stereo setting is saved when you store a station as a preset. PROG f VILRADIO Selecting favourites 1 You can save a favourite station on preset 1, which can be selected directly on the remote control using »FSM«. ENGLISH 41 TUNER MODE ________________________________________________________ RDS station service RDS (Radio Data System) is an information system which is transmitted additionally by most FM stations. When the hi-fi system is receiving an RDS station, the station name, for example »FANTASY«, and »f« appear in the display. Note: 7 It may take some time before all the RDS information is available. 3 Press »DISPLAY« on the remote control again. ­ The current time and day of the week appear in the display. 4 Press »DISPLAY« on the remote control again. ­ The wavelength and the frequency appear in the display. ! P02 PROG MHz Searching for RDS stations 1 To search for an RDS station, press »UP TUNING/ADJ/ALBUM DOWN« repeatedly until »f« appears in the display indicating that an RDS station is being received. ­ After a short time the station name appears if the reception strength is sufficient. f FM I00. 60 5 Press »DISPLAY« on the remote control one last time. ­ The station name is displayed continuously once again. Station types (PTY) 1 To call up the current station type, press »PTY« on the remote control. ­ Display: the current station type, e. g. »NEWS«, and »PTY«. ­ If no station type code is transmitted, »NO PTY« appears in the display. ! P02 PROG f FANTASY RDS time synchronisation Some RDS stations transmit an RDS time signal. If reception is good, this time information will update the time if you have selected the »CT ON« option. Time synchronisation can take several minutes, and even with good reception the accuracy depends on the time signal being transmitted. [. . . ] 1620 kHz CD unit Frequency response: 20 Hz . . . 20 kHz Noise-voltage ratio: (wtd. ) 70 dB MP3/WMA features Albums and files: Max. 512 albums and files per CD File system/file management: ISO 9660 Level 1 compatible USB USB 2. 0 compatible FAT 32/16 Dimensions and weight Device dimensions: W x H x D 310 x 180 x 190 mm Device weight: 3. 3 kg Technical and design modifications reserved. Environmental note This product has been made from high-quality parts and materials which can be re-used and recycled. Therefore, do not throw the product away with normal household waste at the end of its life. [. . . ]