User manual KENWOOD DPC-41

[. . . ] 7 m 77 DPC-41 PORTABLE COMPACT DISC PLAYER INSTRUCTION LECTEUR CD PORTABLE MANUAL (PAGE6-15) MODE D'EMPLOI (PAGE16-25) REPRODUCTOR DE DISCOS COMPACTOS PORTATIL MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES (PAGINA26-35) KENWOOD CORPORATION 0 Keep this manual handy for future reference. For your records Record the serial number, found on the bottom of the unit, in the spaces designated on the warranty card, and in the space provided below. Refer to the model and serial numbers whenever vou call upon your dealer for information or service on this product. Model DPC-41 Serial number @PRINTED IN JAPAN B60-0261-OS(K, P, M, Y)(TJ 91112 11 1096 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 9002 11 10 9 6 76 u Precautions To maintain for use the high performance conditions. and reliability of this unit, avoid using or storing it in the following Prkcautions Pour preserver zi I'emploi les hautes dans performances les endroits et la fiabilite suivants: de cet appareil, eviter de I'utiliser ou de I'entreposer Precauciones al usaria Para conservar el alto rendimiento guardarla en las condiciones y la confiabilidad de esta unidad, evite usarla o siguientes. Dusty In high places. [. . . ] Do not touch the CD player and AC adaptor with wet hands Should the liquid contained in the battery attach on your skin or clothes due to breakage, etc. Avoid overcharging a battery for 24 hours or more. It shortens the battery life. 8 DPC-41 Listening through headphones l l <Fig. 7> stereo mini plug). Connect the headphone (optional) plug with the "PHONES" jack fuse 43. 5 Conduct the pull-in/out operation of the jack during Power is OFF_. Adjust the volume with the VOLUME control. Notes: l 0 0 Keep the plug of headphone clean all the time. Avoid using the headphone when you drive a car and so on for traffic Be careful not to fall asleep with the headphone on. safety As a Compact Disc contains very little noise, a sudden loud sound could be output if the VOLUME control is adjusted too high: this could cause serious damage to your ears. Playback through a home audio system q Playback l using the "LINE OUT" output <Fig. 8> 0 0 0 Power is supplied through the provided AC adaptor. Connect the provided audio connection cord to "LINE OUT" of the main unit, then insert the white plug into the outside-input terminal (AUX terminal) of amplifier or the left input terminal or "CD". Set the input selector of amplifier to "AUX" to be made from the main unit to a tape deck, connect the cord to "LINE-IN" terminal. Set the "VOLUME" thumbscrew at scale 7 for volume adjustment made by the amplifier. When the direct input from the main unit to a tape deck is to be made, adjust the volume with volume-level adjuster (REC LEVEL) of the tape deck Before makinq connections, be sure to turn the amplifier power off. Caution: l Do not connect the main unit to the PHONO terminal <Fig. g> of the amplifier. CD playback in an automobile Us'e inthe car audio cassette adapter CAC-1 (optional) When the power source is taken from a cigar socket of a car, use the optional car battery adaptor DC-C7. It allows you to enjoy listening to music for a long time without worrying about the battery consumption. Insert the plug of car audio cassette adaptor CAC-1 (optional) into the "LINE OUT" terminal of the main unit. Insert the CAC-1 to the car component deck, and turn the car component deck into the PLAY mode. Set the "VOLUME" thumbscrew at scale 7 for volume adjustment made by the car cassette deck. . Notes: Since car battery adapters available in the market have different polarity and voltage, they may result in troubles. (Be sure not to use a car battery adaptor other than the optional DC-C7. 1 In case the unit is used in a car, install It taking the safety in consideration, so that it does not interfere with the driving operations. If it is pressed once again, the unit is turned out to be POWER OFF. If the standby mode lasts for 3 minutes or more, the unit is turned out to be POWER OFF. Track STANDBY :q / Min. r6:3B : Set Total number / of tracks Total playing time Notes: If the HOLD switch is being turned ON, PLAY/PAUSE even the button is pressed. [V/Ii] operation cannot be activated If OPEN button is pressed, all the contents is erased and the unit is turned out to be POWER OFF. If the lid is open, all the functions do not work. Closing the lid does not simply allow the unit to turn out to be POWER ON. If the PLAY/PAUSE [WI11 button is pressed during the standby mode, the unit starts playing from the first track. [. . . ] If the SKIP button L-1 is pressed during the standby mode, the player starts to play the music next to the music for which the STOP [ W 1 button is pressed. Battery life indicator The battery indicator starts blinking after remaining battery life coming to 30 minutes or so. Replace the alkali batteries with new ones, or recharge rechargeable batteries. Refer to page 7 and 8 for the way to exchange batteries for new ones or recharge them. Blink Service Life of Rechargeable Battery: Rechargeable battery has a life. After about 500 times of recharging, its performance a new battery. [. . . ]