Silvercrest Stereo System KH 2311 User Manual

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Micro Stereo System  
KH 2311  
Micro Stereo System  
Operating instructions  
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KOMPERNASS GMBH  
BURGSTRASSE 21 · Dꢀ-ꢀ44867 BOCHUM  
ID-Nr.: KH2311-02/10-V3  
 
CONTENT  
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Intended Usage  
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Contents  
Technical Data  
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Safety instructions  
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Positioning the device  
The operating components  
Inserting the batteries  
Becoming acquainted with the remote control  
Connecting the components  
Switching the device on and off  
Setting the time  
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Selecting mode of operation  
Setting the sound volume levels  
Setting the sound quality  
Using headphones  
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Operating the radio  
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Operating the CD player  
MP3/WMA functions  
Playback of USB memory devices  
Operating the cassette player/recorder  
Line In operation  
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Setting the alarm wake time  
Snooze function  
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Sleep function  
Cleaning and care  
Troubleshooting  
Disposal  
Notes regarding CE conformity  
Importer  
Warranty & Service  
Read the operating instructions carefully before using the device for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference.  
Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the device at a future date.  
This documentation is copyright protected. Any duplication and/or reproduction wholly or partially including reproduction of  
the illustrations, also in a modified form, is only permitted with written authorisation from the manufacturer.  
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Weight  
Main device:  
Intended Usage  
approx. 2 kg  
690 g approx.  
5° - 40°C  
-20° - 60°C  
II /  
This Micro system is intended exclusively for the playback of  
audio CDs, MP3/WMA CDs, CD-R, CD-RW, USB storage  
mediums, audio cassettes and for the playback of radio pro-  
grammes. Additionally, the Micro system is suitable for the re-  
cording of audio cassettes. The Micro system is not intended  
for use in commercial or industrial environments. No liability/  
warranty will be accepted for damage resulting from improper  
use of the device or from unauthorised modification!  
Per speaker:  
Operating temperature:  
Storage temperature :  
Protection class:  
Subject to technical changes.  
Safety instructions  
• These operating instructions are the basis for any handling  
of the device and must be kept in the immediate vicinity of  
the device.  
Contents  
1 Micro system  
2 Speakers  
2 Speaker cables  
1 Remote control (incl. 3 V battery, CR-2032)  
1 Operating manual  
• This device is not intended for use by individuals (including  
children) with restricted physical, physiological or intellec-  
tual abilities or deficiencies in experience and/or knowl-  
edge unless they are supervised by a person responsible  
for their safety or receive from this person instruction on  
how the device is to be used. Children must be supervised  
to ensure that they do not play with the device.  
• Check the device and all parts for visible damages. The  
safety concept can work only if the device is in a faultless  
condition.  
Technical Data  
Rated voltage:  
Power consumption:  
In standby  
in operation  
Music output:  
230 V , 50 Hz  
~
1.55 Watt  
max. 26.5 Watt  
2 x 2 Watt RMS  
Risk of explosion!  
• Do not throw batteries into a fire.  
• Do not recharge the batteries.  
Radio frequency range: MW (AM): 526.5 -1606.5 kHz  
VHF (FM): 87.5 -108 MHz  
• Never open batteries, never solder or weld batteries.  
The risk of explosions and injuries exists!  
• Regularly check the condition of the batteries.  
Leaking batteries can cause damage to the remote control  
or to the device.  
• If you do not intend to use the device for an extended  
period of time, remove the batteries.  
• If batteries have leaked put on protective gloves and clean  
the battery compartment with a dry cloth.  
The technical details of the device allow for an adjustable  
frequency range outside of the receivable MW (AM) 526.5-  
1606.5 kHz, and/or FM (USW) 87.5 - 108 MHz frequency  
ranges. In some countries, different national regulations may  
apply to the assigned radio frequency ranges. Please note  
that information received outside of the assigned radio fre-  
quency ranges may not be exploited, passed on to third par-  
ties or otherwise misused.  
USB port  
Risk of electrical shocks.  
• Connect the device to an electrical wall socket with a mains  
Readable storage mediums: USB1.1 and 2.0 up to  
a capacity of 32GB  
voltage of 230 V /50 Hz.  
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CD player:  
Playback formats:  
Laser class 1  
CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3/WMA  
CDs  
• Do not operate the device if the connection cord or the  
power plug is damaged.  
• The connection cord or device should be immediately re-  
paired or exchanged by the customer service department  
if they fail to function faultlessly.  
• Never submerse the device in water. Wipe it only with  
a slightly damp cloth.  
Cassette:  
Standard cassette  
(C-90 or shorter)  
4.75 cm/sec.  
Tape speed:  
• Do not expose the device to rain and never use it in a humid  
or wet environment.  
• Make sure that the power cord does not become wet dur-  
ing operation.  
Headphones output:  
Maximum  
output voltage:  
3.5mm Jackplug  
137 mV  
Remote Control  
Battery:  
• You must not open the device housing or attempt to repair  
the device yourself. There is invisible radiation inside the  
device (Class 1 Laser) Furthermore should you do so, the  
safety concept of the device may be compromised and the  
warranty becomes void.  
1 x 3 V Type CR 2032  
Measurements (W x H x D):  
Main device:  
Per speaker:  
15.4 x 22.2 x 20.4 cm  
13.7 x 21.9 x 12.5 cm  
• Do not place objects containing fluids, e.g. flower vases,  
on or near the device.  
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Notice regarding disconnection from mainspower  
Danger of eye injuries!  
• This device is fitted with a "Class 1 Laser". Never look  
directly into an open CD compartment The invisible laser  
beam can damage your eyes.  
To completely disconnect the device from mains power, the  
plug must be removed from the power socket. For this purpose  
the device must be set up so that constant, unimpeded access  
to the mains power plug is guaranteed thus allowing for a  
quick withdrawal of the mains plug in an emergency situation.  
To eliminate the risk of fire the mains plug must be disconnect-  
ed from the power source in the event that the device is not  
going to be used for an extended period of time, for example,  
during holidays.  
CAUTION!  
Information on surge voltage (EFT / rapid electrical  
transition process) and Electrostatic discharge:  
In the case of a malfunction due to rapid electrical transition  
(surge voltage) or electrostatic discharge the product must  
be reset (it may be necessary to disconnect the power source  
and then reconnect it) to restore normal operation.  
• Always take hold of the power cable by the plug. Do not  
pull on the cable itself and never touch the power cable  
with wet hands, this could result in either a short circuit or  
you receiving an electric shock. Do not place the device,  
furniture or anything else on the power cable and ensure  
that it does not become clamped. Never make a knot in  
the power cable and do not bind it together with other  
cables. Place the power cable in a position where it cannot  
be trodden on. A damaged power cable can cause a fire  
or an electrical shock. Check the power cable from time  
to time. Should it become damaged, contact your nearest  
authorized customer service centre or dealer to have it  
replaced.  
Note: A case of electrostatic discharge occurs if you  
walk with plastic-soled shoes over a carpet that also contains  
elements of plastic. Through the friction of the shoe soles on  
the carpet a charge is created in the body which discharges  
itself as soon as you touch an electricity conducting object,  
such as for example a door knob or the bodywork of a motor  
vehicle. Thereby it is sufficient to approach the conductor to  
within only a few cm. Direct contact is not required to effect a  
discharge. The charge can also unload itself over an electri-  
cal arc. A discharge is thus also possible through plastic hous-  
ing components.  
• The power plug must always be easily accessible, so that  
in the event of an emergency the device can be quickly  
disconnected from the mains power supply.  
Note: This device is equipped with non-slip rubber feet.  
As upper surfaces can comprise of various materials and are  
treated with various cleaning materials, it cannot be complete-  
ly excluded that some of these materials contain components  
that could attack and soften the rubber feet. If possible place  
an anti-slip material under the feet of the device.  
Risk of fire!  
• Do not use the device near hot surfaces.  
• Do not place the device in locations that are subject to  
direct sunlight. If you do, it may overheat and become ir-  
reparably damaged.  
Observe copyright laws  
• In order to ensure sufficient ventilation place the device in  
a location that has at least 10 cm clearance between it  
and the wall.  
When recording on CDs, USB memory mediums or from a  
radio transmission obeserve the copyright laws of the country  
in which the device is be used.  
• Never leave the device unattended while it is being used.  
• Never cover the ventilation slots of the device while it is on.  
Avoid placing this device in locations that provide insuf-  
ficient ventilation or hot locations and do not place the de-  
vice in direct sunlight or under strong artificial light sources.  
• Do not place open fire sources, such as candles, on the  
device.  
Positioning the device  
> Remove the Micro system and accessories from the packing.  
> Remove the transportation safety device from the CD com-  
partment and all adhesive tapes/foils from the device.  
> Place the Micro system on an even, level surface. Place  
the micro system in such a position that the CD tray cover  
can open fully.  
• When a storm and/or thunderstorm with the risk of lighten-  
ing threatens disconnect the device from the mains power.  
> Place the speakers to the right and left of the Micro system.  
Risk of personal injury!  
• Keep the power cord and device away from children.  
Children frequently underestimate the dangers of electrical  
devices.  
• Provide a stable location for the device.  
• Do not operate the device if it has sustained a fall or is  
damaged. Arrange for the device to be checked and/or  
repaired by qualified technicians.  
• Keep batteries well away from children. Children can put  
batteries into their mouths and swallow them. If a battery is  
swallowed medical assistance must be sought immediately.  
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The operating components  
Inserting the batteries  
The remote control requires a 3 V battery type CR2032,  
which has been preinstalled at the factory. To protect against  
premature discharging the poles have been isolated with a  
plastic strip, which you can simply pull out before initial op-  
eration. The remote control is then ready for operation.  
On the device  
q CD compartment  
w
OPEN/CLOSE  
- Pressure point, CD compart-  
ment open /close  
e Display  
r Infrared sensor for the remote control signals  
t LED STEREO  
- VHF stereo reception indicator  
If the device no longer reacts reliably on the remote control  
signal, the battery is depleted. Change the battery with a new  
one of the same type.  
y /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND - Playback start/stop  
radio band switching  
u STOP/FM MO/ST.  
- End playback  
VHF mono/stereo switching  
- Switch on snooze function  
- Radio station tuning  
> For this open the battery compartment on the rear side of  
the remote control. Press the battery holder's locking de-  
vice to the side and pull the holder out (see illustration).  
i SNOOZE  
o TUNING  
a Cassette compartment cover  
s  
d
- Stop cassette playback  
- End cassette playback  
- Open cassette compartment  
- Cassette wind forward  
- Cassette wind backwards  
- Start cassette playback  
- Start cassette recording  
- Headphones socket  
- Volume increase  
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g  
h  
j   
k
> Remove the batteries and replace them with new ones of  
the same type. With this make sure that you observe the  
correct polarity as depicted on the battery holder.  
> Slide the battery holder back into the remote control until it  
locks into place.  
l VOL +  
1( VOL —  
2) USB IN  
2! PROG/CLOCK-ADJ.  
- Volume decrease  
- USB port  
- CD programme saving/  
setting the time of day  
- Select mode of operation  
- Operation indicator  
- On / Standby button  
- Title skip/Search backwards  
- Repeat function/Random  
playback  
2@ FUNCTION  
2# LED STANDBY  
2$ STANDBY  
2%  SKIP/SEARCH  
2^ PLAY MODE  
Becoming acquainted with the remote control  
Point the remote control towards the device when you activate  
its buttons. The remote control functions at a distance of ap-  
prox. 5m from the device and at an angle of at least 60°.  
For transmission of the signal there must be no objects placed  
between the device and the remote control.  
2&  SKIP/SEARCH  
- Title skip/Search forward  
2* Speaker  
2( Mains power switch  
3) Power cord  
3! LEFT speaker connection +  
3@ LEFT speaker connection —  
3# RIGHT speaker connection —  
3$ RIGHT speaker connection +  
3% FM (VHF) dipole antenna  
Connecting the components  
Loudspeakers  
> Connect the speaker wires of the right speaker to the right  
speaker terminals:  
• connect the grey lead of the speaker wire to the + terminal.  
• connect the black lead of the speaker wire to the — terminal.  
> Connect the speaker wires of the left speaker to the left  
speaker terminals:  
3^ LINE IN-Socket  
- Connection of external audio  
sources  
On the remote control:  
3& STANDBY/ON  
- On / Standby button  
3* /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND - CD playback start/stop  
- radio band switching  
• connect the grey lead of the speaker wire to the + terminal.  
• connect the black lead of the speaker wire to the — terminal.  
3( STOP/FM MONO/ST. - CD playback end  
VHF mono/stereo switching  
Power supply  
4)  SKIP/SEARCH  
4!  SKIP/SEARCH  
4@ FOLDER  
- Title skip/Search forward  
- Title skip/Search backward  
- to the next MP3/WMA folder  
- to the previous MP3/WMA folder  
- Alarm 2 set/deactivate  
- Alarm 1 set/deactivate  
- Volume increase  
> Connect the plug of the power cable to a properly installed  
power socket supplying 230 V /50 Hz.  
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4# FOLDER  
4$ AL. SET/OFF ባ  
4% AL. SET/OFF ቢ  
4^ VOLUME +  
4& VOLUME —  
- Volume decrease  
4* Battery compartment (rear panel)  
4( MUTE  
5) EQ  
- Switching sound to mute  
- Activate sound settings  
- Setting the sleep function  
- Repeat function/Random  
playback  
5! SLEEP  
5@ PLAY MODE  
5# FUNCTION  
- Selecting mode of operation  
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> For this press repeatedly the FUNCTION button on the  
device or on the remote control until the desired operation  
mode is shown in the display.  
Switching the device on and off  
To supply the device with mains power, place the power switch  
on the rear panel of the Micro system to the "ON" position. The  
LED STANDBY lights up.  
Setting the sound volume levels  
> To switch the device on press the STANDBY button on  
the device or the STANDBY/ON button on the remote  
control. The Micro system is now operational and the blue  
background illumination lights up in the display.  
> To put the device back into the standby mode press the  
STANDBY button on the device once more or the  
STANDBY/ON button on the remote control.  
> The device consumes power in the standby mode. To  
disconnect the device from mains power move the power  
switch on the rear panel of the Micro system to the "OFF"  
position.  
> To increase the volume press or hold the VOL + button on  
the device and/or VOLUME + on the remote control until  
the desired volume is reached.  
> To decrease the volume press or hold the VOL - button on  
the device and/or VOLUME - on the remote control until  
the desired volume is reached.  
> To switch the sound to mute, press the button MUTE on  
the remote control.  
> To switch the sound back on press the MUTE button  
once more or one of the buttons VOL + or VOL -.  
Setting the sound quality  
The Micro system is equipped with several sound settings  
(CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, JAZZ), which you can access accord-  
ing to the currently playing music.  
Setting the time  
You can only adjust the clock in standby mode. The program-  
ming for the time is not retained if the device is disconnected  
from the power network or switched off with the power switch.  
If, during the setting, approx. 10 seconds elapses without a  
button being activated the device changes to the standby  
mode and the settings must be carried out again.  
> For this press repeatedly the EQ button on the remote con-  
trol until the desired sound setting is shown in the display.  
With the initial pressing of the EQ button the current setting  
(PASS) is shown. PASS stands for "Passive" (neutral).  
> Press and hold the PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. button on the  
device until the notice 24H appears in the display.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH  
on the device and/or on the remote control to set the time  
to 24 hour or 12 hour display.  
> Press the PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. button to save the setting.  
The hour indicator blinks in the display.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH to  
set the hour.  
> Press the PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. button to save the setting.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH to  
set the minutes.  
> Press the PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. button to save the setting.  
The time of day is now set and activated.  
Using headphones  
You can connect headphones to the Micro system with a 3.5mm  
jackplug (not supplied). The headphones socket is located on  
the front of the Micro system. When you have connected the  
headphones, the loudspeakers are disconnected and you will  
only hear sound via the headphones.  
Attention! Listening to music with headphones for  
long periods and at high sound volume levels can  
lead to hearing damage!  
Operating the radio  
Selecting mode of operation  
This device receives radio stations on the frequency bands, Ul-  
tra short wave (USW or engl. FM) and Medium wave (MW  
or engl. AM).  
You can select from the following modes:  
> In order to receive a good VHF reception with the Micro  
system unwind the dipole antenna on the rear panel of the  
device completely.  
• CD  
• USB  
- Playback of audio CDs or MP3/WMA CDs  
- Playback of MP3/WMA files on a USB  
data carrier  
> Should FM radio reception be inadequate, change the  
position of the wire antenna. Secure the dipole antenna, if  
necessary, with sticky tape.  
> The device has a built in ferrite antenna for reception of  
MW stations. When the MW reception is insufficient turn  
the device in a more favourable direction.  
• RAD  
• LINE  
- Playback of radio stations  
- Playback of audio sources through the LINE  
IN connection.  
• TAPE  
- Playback of audio cassettes  
> Switch the Micro system on with the STANDBY button  
on the device or with the STANDBY/ON button on the  
remote control.  
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> To activate the radio function keep pressing the FUNCTION Playback stop/resume  
button on the device and/or on the remote control until  
> During playback press the /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND  
button on the device and/or on the remote control to stop  
playback. With stopped CD playback the number of the  
currently playing title and the pause symbol blink in the  
display.  
appears in the display.  
> Select with the button/PLAY/PAUSE/BAND the  
desired frequency band FM or AM.  
> With the help of the TUNING controller set the radio sta-  
tion. Turn the controller in a clockwise direction to select  
stations with a higher broadcast frequency than the one  
currently shown in the display.  
> Turn the TUNING controller in a counter clockwise direc-  
tion to select stations with a lower broadcast frequency  
than the one currently shown in the display.  
> To resume playback press the /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND  
button once more.  
Next/previous title  
> To playback the next title of a CD press the button  SKIP/  
SEARCH on the device and/or on the remote control.  
> To playback the previous title of a CD press twice briefly  
in succession the  SKIP/SEARCH button on the device  
and/or on the remote control.  
> If the device receives VHF transmissions in stereo the LED  
STEREO lights up on the device.  
> Should the stereo reception become noisy press the  
STOP/FM MO/ST. button on the device and/or the  
STOP/FM MONO/ST. button on the remote control  
to switch to mono reception. The LED Stereo goes out and  
S-OFF appears briefly in the display.  
> Press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device and/  
or the button STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote con-  
trol again to switch back to stereo reception. S-ON appears  
briefly in the display.  
Search forward and backward  
You can activate a search to look for specific passages within  
a title. During the search no sound will play.  
> For this, during playback, hold down the button  
 SKIP/SEARCH (Search forward) and/or the button  
 SKIP/SEARCH (Search backwards) until the desired  
location in the title is reached.  
Stopping playback  
> Press the STOP/FM MO/ST. button on the device and/  
or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control.  
Operating the CD player  
The device plays audio CDs (CD-A) and MP3/WMA CDs.  
Both pressed and blank discs burnt on the computer of the  
format CD-R and CD-RW are supported. Because of the many  
different kinds of blank discs, computer types, operating systems,  
burning software and burning processes we are not able to  
guarantee that every "burnt" disc will playback faultlessly.  
Removing the CD  
> To open the CD compartment press carefully on the spot  
marked " OPEN/CLOSE" on the CD compartment lid.  
The lid will open.  
> Remove the CD.  
> To close the CD compartment push the lid down, by hand,  
and allow it to lock into place by carefully pressing on the  
spot marked " OPEN/CLOSE".  
Inserting a CD  
> Switch the Micro system on with the STANDBY button  
on the device or with the STANDBY/ON button on the  
remote control.  
> To activate the CD function keep pressing the FUNCTION  
button on the device and/or on the remote control until the  
notice "CD" appears in the display.  
> To open the CD compartment press carefully on the spot  
marked " OPEN/CLOSE" on the CD compartment lid. The  
lid will open.  
Switching on the repeat function  
With the repeat function you can repeat play individual titles  
or all the titles of a CD.  
> To repeat an individual title press, before or during play-  
back, the PLAY MODE button on the device and/or on the  
remote control.  
The prompt  
appears in the display.  
> Place the CD with the marked side up pointing towards the  
arbor of the CD disc in the CD tray.  
> Press the CD lightly downwards until it locks firmly onto the  
arbor.  
> To repeat all titles of a CD press twice the button PLAY  
MODE on the device and/or on the remote control.  
The notice  
ALL appears in the display.  
> To close the CD compartment push the lid down, by hand,  
and allow it to lock into place by carefully pressing on the  
spot marked " OPEN/CLOSE".  
> To end repeat playback keep pressing the button PLAY  
MODE on the device and/or on the remote control until  
the notices  
ALL and RAND go out.  
The device will now read the CD. Subsequently the number of  
the CD title appears in the display. Playback of the CD starts  
automatically and in the display is shown the number of the  
currently playing title, the playback symbol  as well as "CD".  
Playing back titles in random order  
> Press three times the button PLAY MODE on the device  
and/or on the remote control. The notice "RAND" appears  
in the display. The titles on the CD will be played back  
from now on in random order.  
> Press the button PLAY MODE on the device and/or on the  
remote control again in order to switch off the function.  
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Programme playing order  
Playback of the CD starts automatically and in the display  
appears the playback symbol . Alternating with the title  
number the display shows the number of the folder from  
which is currently being played (i.e. F01 as the 1st. folder in  
alphabetical order).  
You can programme an order in which the titles of a CD  
are to be played. 32 programme slots are available for this  
purpose. Programming is only possible when playback is  
stopped.  
If the MP3/WMA CD contains several folders proceed as  
follows:  
> Press the button PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. on the device.  
In the display appears the notice "PROG" and the pro-  
gramme slot 1 (P - 0 1) of the title which is to be played first  
with the programmed playback.  
> To select a folder before the start of playback press,  
repeatedly, the button FOLDER or FOLDER on the  
remote control.  
> Press the button /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND on the de-  
vice and/or on the remote control to start playback with  
the files in this folder. After the files from this folder have  
played back the device switches to the next alphabetical  
folder.  
> Select with the buttons  SKIP/SEARCH and/or  
SKIP/SEARCH the desired title for the indicated pro-  
gramme slot. In place of the programme position indicator  
the display now shows the CD titles available for selection.  
> To save the selected title press the button PROG/CLOCK-ADJ.  
on the device.  
> To select another folder during playback press repeatedly  
the button FOLDER or FOLDER on the remote control.  
> To programme further titles, repeat the previously described  
steps. When all programme slots are occupied FUL will be  
shown in the display.  
Playback stop/resume  
Starting the programmed title list.  
> During playback press the /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND  
button on the device and/or on the remote control to stop  
playback. With stopped CD playback the number of the  
currently playing title and the pause symbol blink in the  
display.  
> When you have programmed all desired titles you start  
playback by pressing the button /PLAY/PAUSE/  
BAND on the device and/or on the remote control.  
> If you press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device  
and/or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control  
you will end playback, however, the device remains in  
programme mode.  
> To resume playback press the /PLAY/PAUSE/BAND  
button once more.  
Stopping playback  
> If you press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device  
and/or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control  
twice you delete the programme and the device exits the  
programme mode.  
The programmed title sequence is deleted when you open  
the CD compartment, switch to another mode of operation or  
switch off the Micro system. The notice "PROG" is erased in  
the display.  
> Press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device or the  
button STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control.  
Next/previous title  
> To playback the next MP3/WMA title on the CD press  
the button SKIP/SEARCH on the device and/or on the  
remote control.  
> To playback the previous MP3/WMA title from a CD  
press twice briefly in succession the SKIP/SEARCH but-  
ton on the device and/or on the remote control.  
MP3/WMA functions  
Search forward and backward  
You can activate a search to look for specific passages within  
an MP3/WMA title.  
"MP3" denotes a process and/or format developed by the  
Fraunhofer Institute for the compression of audio data. In the  
MP3 format compressed music pieces are only a fraction of  
their original size, which, for example, on CD-Rs/CD-RWs  
allows for storage of a considerably greater volume of music  
than on commercially available audio CDs, on which audio  
data is stored in the CDA format. Indeed the audio quality is  
scarcely reduced by the process.  
> For this, during playback, hold down the button  
 SKIP/SEARCH (Search forward) and/or the button  
 SKIP/SEARCH (Search backwards) until the desired  
location in the title is reached.  
Programming an MP3/WMA title sequence  
You can programme the sequence in which the titles of an  
MP3/WMA CD are to be played back. 99 programme slots  
are available for this purpose. This is only possible when the  
play function has been stopped  
"WMA" is a process and/or format developed by Microsoft®  
for the compression of audio data. The compression process  
is largely comparable to the MP3 process.  
MP3/WMA title playback  
> Press the button PROG/CLOCK-ADJ. on the device.  
In the display appears the notice "PROG" and the pro-  
gramme slot 1 (P - 0 1) of the title which is to be played first  
with the programmed playback.  
> Place a CD with MP3/WMA files into the CD compart-  
ment. The device will now read the CD. In the display ap-  
pears the notice "MP3" and/or "WMA" and, alternating,  
the number of the available folder and the number of the  
disc title.  
> Select with the buttons  SKIP/SEARCH and/or  
SKIP/SEARCH the desired folder for the indicated pro-  
gramme slot.  
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> To save the selected folder press the button PROG/  
CLOCK-ADJ..  
> Select with the buttons  SKIP/SEARCH and/or  
SKIP/SEARCH the desired title for the indicated pro-  
gramme slot.  
Playback of USB memory devices  
The Micro system is equipped with a USB port. You can use  
this interface to play MP3 and WMA files.  
> Connect the USB memory medium to the USB port.  
> To save the selected title press the button PROG/CLOCK-ADJ..  
> To programme further titles, repeat the previously described  
steps. When all programme slots are occupied FUL will be  
shown in the display.  
> Switch the Micro system on with the STANDBY button  
on the device or with the STANDBY/ON button on the  
remote control.  
> Press repeatedly the button FUNCTION until the notice  
Starting the programmed title list.  
"USB" appears in the display.  
The device now reads the medium. After which the display  
shows the number of available folders and the number of  
the included titles. Playback starts automatically and in the  
display is shown the title number and the file format of the cur-  
rently playing title (MP3 or WMA).  
> When you have programmed all desired titles you start  
playback by pressing the button /PLAY/PAUSE/  
BAND on the device and/or on the remote control.  
> If you press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device  
and/or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control you  
will end playback, however, the device remains in pro-  
gramme mode.  
> If you press the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device  
and/or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control  
twice you delete the programme and the device exits the  
programme mode.  
Further operations are identical to the playback of MP3/  
WMA CDs.  
> Before you disconnect the memory medium from the USB  
port stop playback with the button STOP/FM MO/ST.  
on the device and/or STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the re-  
mote control.  
The programmed title sequence is deleted when you open  
the CD compartment, switch to another mode of operation or  
switch off the Micro system. The notice "PROG" is erased in  
the display.  
Note:  
Because of the many different formats, specifications and  
manufacturers of flash memory mediums we can not guaran-  
tee that every memory medium can be played. It is not possi-  
ble to playback hard discs connected to the USB port.  
Switching on the MP3/WMA repeat function  
With the repeat function you can repeat playback individual  
MP3/WMA titles, the contents of a folder or all the titles on  
an MP3/WMA CD.  
Operating the cassette player/recorder  
> To repeat an individual MP3/WMA title press, before or  
during playback, the PLAY MODE button on the device  
and/or on the remote control.  
Inserting a cassette  
> To open the cassette compartment, press the key .  
.
The cassette compartment opens automatically.  
The prompt  
appears in the display.  
> Place the cassette with the tape opening down into the  
holder in the cassette compartment lid. The tape should be  
taut and without loops. Close the cassette compartment by  
hand.  
> To activate the cassette recorder press repeatedly the  
button FUNCTION on the device and/or on the remote  
control until "TAPE" and the time of day appears in the  
display.  
> To repeat all titles in a folder on the MP3/WMA CD press  
twice the button PLAY MODE on the device and/or on the  
remote control.  
In the display the notice  
FOLD  
appears.  
> To repeat all titles of an MP3/WMA CD press the button  
PLAY MODE three times.  
The notice  
ALL appears in the display.  
Starting cassette playback  
> To end repeat playback keep pressing the button PLAY  
> Press the cassette key .  
MODE on the device and/or on the remote control until  
Cassette playback stop/resume  
> Press, during playback, the cassette key .  
> To continue playback press the cassette key again.  
the notices  
ALL and RAND go out.  
Playing back MP3/WMA titles in random order  
> Press four times the button PLAY MODE on the device  
and/or on the remote control. The notice "RAND" appears  
in the display. The titles on the MP3/WMA CD will be  
played back from now on in random order.  
Stop cassette playback  
> Press the cassette key  
If the device reaches the end of the tape when recording or  
when playing back, the tape is stopped automatically.  
.
> Press the button PLAY MODE on the device and/or on the  
remote control again in order to switch off the function.  
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Winding the cassette forward and backward  
Note: Only use the wind function when the tape is  
stopped otherwise the tape could be damaged.  
Setting the alarm wake time  
With the Micro system you can be awakened by a radio  
programme, from the sound of a CD, a USB memory medium  
or with a signal tone. For this you can programme two wake  
times.  
> Press the cassette key  to wind the tape forwards.  
> Press the cassette key  to wind the tape backwards.  
> Press the key  
to stop winding.  
Note: If you want to be woken by a CD or a USB mem-  
ory medium insert/plug in beforehand the corresponding me-  
dium. If no medium is inserted/ plugged in the Micro system  
automatically wakes with a signal tone. You can only set the  
wake time in standby mode.  
Cassette recording  
You have the potential of recording onto a cassette radio pro-  
grammes, CDs, MP3/WMA files from USB memory mediums  
or the audio signal of a device connected to the LINE IN  
socket.  
> Press and hold the button AL. SET/OFF or on the  
remote control until the notice  
the display and the hour indicator blinks.  
appears in  
> Tune to the desired station and/or place the desired CD  
into the CD tray. Connect an MP3 player, for example, to  
the LINE IN socket or plug in the USB memory medium.  
> Start playback of the corresponding audio source.  
> When you want to start the recording press the cassette  
key  . The keylocks at the same time.  
and/or  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH  
on the device and/or on the remote control to set the hour.  
> Press the button AL. SET/OFF or to save the setting.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH  
on the device and/or on the remote control to set the min-  
utes.  
> When you want to stop recording press the cassette key  
.
> Press the button AL. SET/OFF or to save the setting.  
The operation mode  
Observe copyright laws!  
blinks in the display.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH  
on the device and/or on the remote control to set the de-  
sired mode of operation (RADIO, CD, USB or BUZZER).  
> Press the button AL. SET/OFF or to save the setting.  
The alarm volume blinks in the display.  
> Press the button  SKIP/SEARCH or  SKIP/SEARCH  
on the device and/or on the remote control to set the de-  
sired alarm volume.  
When recording cassettes from CDs, USB memory mediums  
or copying radio transmissions be aware of the copyright  
regulations of the country, in which the device is to be used.  
Line In operation  
You can playback audio signals from other devices, for exam-  
ple an MP3 player, via the Micro system.  
> Press the button AL. SET/OFF or to save the setting.  
The time of day is shown again in the display. The notice  
> Connect the audio output of, for example, the MP3 player  
via a 3.5 mm jackplug lead (not supplied) to the LINE IN  
socket on the Micro system.  
> Switch the Micro system on with the STANDBY button  
on the device or with the STANDBY/ON button on the  
remote control.  
> Press repeatedly the button FUNCTION on the device  
and/or on the remote control until the notice LINE appears  
in the display.  
is an indication that the wake function is  
and/or  
activated.  
> If you want to deactivate the wake function press, briefly,  
the button AL. SET/OFF or . The notice  
and/or  
goes out.  
> If you want to activate the wake function again with the  
previously set parameters press, briefly, the button AL. SET/  
OFF or . The notice  
and/or  
appears again in  
> Begin playback of the connected device.  
the display.  
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Snooze function  
Troubleshooting  
> Press the button SNOOZE on the device as soon as the  
radio, CD, USB or the signal tone sounds. The alarm stops  
and switches back on after approx. 9 minutes.  
> The alarm automatically switches off after 30 minutes if  
you do not press any buttons. Likewise, the snooze func-  
tion switches off after 30 minutes.  
No or poor radio reception  
> When the MW reception is insufficient check to see if the  
device is optimally aimed and/or with insufficient VHF re-  
ception whether the VHF dipole antenna is unwound and  
optimally aimed.  
> With noisy VHF stereo reception switch to mono with  
the button STOP/FM MO/ST. on the device and/or  
STOP/FM MONO/ST. on the remote control.  
> To switch the wake function off until the next day press,  
whilst the alarm is sounding, the button  
AL. SET/OFF or . The notice  
in the display.  
remains  
and/or  
The device is not providing any sound  
> Is the plug of the power cable inserted firmly into the  
power socket?  
> Have you switched the device on with the power switch?  
> Is there a plug inserted into the headphone output? This  
will switch off the speaker.  
Sleep function  
You can preset a time, after which the micro system will switch  
off. You can set a switch-off time between 90 and 10 minutes.  
NORMAL  
Disposal  
> For this, when the Micro system is switched on, press re-  
peatedly the button SLEEP on the remote control until the  
desired remaining period is shown in the display.  
> When the desired remaining period is set wait a few sec-  
onds. The notice "SLEEP" appears in the display.  
Do not dispose of the device in your normal  
domestic waste. This product is subject to the  
European directive 2002/96/EC.  
• Have the Micro system or parts of it disposed of by a pro-  
fessional disposal company of by your communal disposal  
facility.  
The sleep function is now activated and the Micro system will  
switch itself off after the set time.  
• Observe the currently applicable regulations. In case of  
doubt contact your disposal facility.  
Cleaning and care  
Batteries/rechargeable batteries  
• Used batteries/rechargeable batteries may not be dis-  
posed of in household waste.  
Risk of potentially fatal electrical shock:  
• Never open the device housing. There are no user-service-  
able components inside.  
• Never submerse the device or its components in water or  
other fluids!  
• Batteries can contain poisons which are damaging to the  
environment. Therefore, dispose of the batteries/recharge-  
able batteries in accordance with statutory regulations.  
• Every consumer is legally obliged to surrender batteries/  
rechargeable batteries to a community collection centre in  
their district or to a dealer. The purpose of this obligation is  
to ensure that batteries are disposed of in a non-polluting  
manner.  
• Do not allow any liquids to penetrate the housing.  
Cleaning the housing:  
> Remove the power plug from the power socket before-  
hand.  
• Only dispose of batteries when they are fully discharged.  
Dispose of all packaging materials in an environmen-  
tally friendly manner.  
> Clean the housing surface with a slightly damp cloth  
Never use petrol, solvents or detergents that can damage  
plastics!  
Cleaning the sound heads  
• At regular intervals remove dust and cassette deposits  
from the sound heads. Contamination on the sound heads  
impairs sound quality, both when recording and on play-  
back.  
• To clean the sound heads use a commercial head cleaning  
cassette.  
Notes regarding CE conformity  
This device complies regarding conformity to the basic require-  
ments and other relevent regulations of the EMV directive  
2004/108/EC, the low voltage directive 2006/95/EC as  
well as the Eco-design directive 2009/125/EC (Provision  
1275/2008 supplement II, Nr. 1).  
Cleaning the CD-Laser  
• Clean the laser at regular intervals.  
• To clean the laser use a commercial cleaning CD.  
The complete original declaration of conformity can be  
obtained from the importer.  
Importer  
KOMPERNASS GMBH  
BURGSTRASSE 21  
44867 BOCHUM, GERMANY  
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Warranty & Service  
The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from the date  
of purchase. The appliance has been manufactured with care  
and meticulously examined before delivery. Please retain  
your receipt as proof of purchase. In the event of a warranty  
claim, please make contact by telephone with our Service  
Department. Only in this way can a post-free despatch for  
your goods be assured.  
The warranty covers only claims for material and maufactur-  
ing defects, but not for transport damage, for wearing parts  
or for damage to fragile components, e.g. buttons or batter-  
ies. This product is for private use only and is not intended for  
commercial use. The warranty is void in the case of abusive  
and improper handling, use of force and internal tampering  
not carried out by our authorized service branch. Your statu-  
tory rights are not restricted in any way by this warranty.  
The warranty period will not be extended by repairs made  
under warranty. This applies also to replaced and repaired  
parts. Any damage and defects extant on purchase must be  
reported immediately after unpacking the appliance, at the  
latest, two days after the purchase date. Repairs made after  
the expiration of the warranty period are subject to payment.  
DES UK LTD  
Tel.: 0871 5000 700 (£ 0.10 / minute)  
Kompernass Service Ireland  
Tel:1850 930 412 (0,082 EUR/Min.)  
Standard call rates apply. Mobile operators may vary.  
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