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USER MANUAL KH 2340 DESIGNER AUDIO UNIT WITH CD PLAYER EBENCH

BA-Ident-No_2340.41-012004-1 GB 12.05.2004 12:42 Uhr Seite 5 Content The fllmingpictograms/symbals are used in these operating Belore reading, fout ne page vit he Huston and make Jours} familiale its of te equipment. À Onseneal warning and safe ace On compet ds it is mark are to be use À Caution! Danger a tie shokt PU is die also plays recordble (CD-M) and reuitable compact disc (CD- À Do not expose ours 1 ser rat. É RW. However, due to the varying characters of ne diferent recording plates (PC, special recong es) se, may bee case tal CD-A an CD-RW canot be read Introduction / Safety Radio mode / Band selector HE Page 10 Automatic station search/manual search Page 10 Proper use Page 6 Store station preset MEMORY: ] Page 10 Important safety advice Page 6 Select stored station Page 10 Do nt ifinge copyright Page 6 Technical information Page 6 Payer Seting up and connectng Page 7 Insering a CD Page 10 Instructions for swiching on Page 7 Intro function [INTRO ] Page 10 Operating features and controls Page 7 Basic features of te cd player Page 10 Programming a track sequence [ »track memory« ] Page 11 Star programmed Hack sequence page 11 Operation Repeat functions [»REPENT: ] Page 11 Pay tracks in random sequence [+RANDOM ] Page 11 General Suitching on and of [ POWER / STAND-BY«] Page 7 Using he remole control handset Page 8 Cleaning/Disposal Changing te battery in he remote control handset Page 8 Device/ source select | CD/TUNER/AUX: ] Page 8 Care and deaning Page 11 ‘Adjusting Volume / Mute settings [ VOLUME /MUTE+ ] Page 8 Disposal Page 11 Selecing ne Tone [»FLAT/ROCK/JAZZ/POP/CLASSIC/D-BASS«] Page 8 Headphones [»PHONES: ] Page 8 Seting time Page 8 Information Seting times for sutching on and af TIMER ] Page 9 Acivate/deactvate he Sleep function [ SLEEPe ] page 9 Statement of coformity Page 11 Radio Ataching aeral Page 9 Hbench 5 6

BA-Ident-No_2340.41-012004-1 GB 12.05.2004 12:42 Uhr Seite 6 Introduction / Safety Designer Audio Unit with CD player KH 2340 / 2341 Proper use ‘The device is intended for playing audio compact disks (CD, CD-, CD-RW) and fr the reception of radio stations. Any modification of the device is deemed to be improper use and could give rise to considerable dangers. The manufacturer will nat accept iablity or loss or damage arising from improper use. Not suitable for commercial use. Important safety advice À ‘The following safety advice must be always observed when using electrical equipment: This advice will help you avoid serious injury or damage and achieve better results Please read carefully through the following information concerning safety and proper use. Before reading, old out te page with the ilustrations [| } and make yourself familiar with al tne functions of the device. Be carefu to keep fnese adice les and i necessary pass fem onto a third ar. À 0 avoid danger to lie rom electric shock: Do not remove the cover or take the back of the device. There are no mainainable pars inside the denice. Do not operate the device it has a damaged mains lead ar mains plug. H the device does not work perecty or is damaged, ave i examined and repaired immediately at he service centre The senice centre for your country is shown on Îhe guarantee card Do not place the device out in the rain. Do not use i in a damp or wet enironment (eg. bathroom) or in rooms in which a lt of dust is generated. Make sure that the mains lead never gets vit during operation Caution! : Keep the device out of reach of children. Children frequenty underestimate the dangers associated with electrical equipment. Therefore you must never leave children unsupervised in the vicinity of electrical equipment. À Protecting yourself from laser radiation: Note: The CD player in his devices classed as a “CIS 1 Laser Product sticker on te outside. Never open the device and do not attempt t repair te device yourself. There is invisible laser radiation inside he dec. Da not expose yourself to laser radiation. nd is appropriately labelled by a Avoiding the danger of fie: Do not expose this device to extremes of temperature; if heat bulds up inside the device i can lead to defects or to he device catching fire. Therefore: = Auoid direct sunlight and heaters = Do not cover the ventilation sots on the device = Leave approx. 10 cm free around al sides if at ll possible The device is not o be placed in the direct viciniy of inflammable materials (.g. curtains, inflammable liquids etc) “This is how to use the device safely: ever use the device for a purpose for which it was not intended. Afthe device is brought into a warm room from the cold (for example after transport then this can lead to condensation forming on the insides. To avoid damaging ne device, wait at least 2 hours before suitching it on again. ANever leave the device working unattended. Always pul the plug out of the mains socket during a storm and disconnect the aeril. Equipment connected ta the mains during a thunderstorm can be damaged by lightning. Ifthe device is not to be used for an extended period, be sure to disconnect i from the mains and remove te batteries. Pul the plug out of he mains socket to propeñly disconnect the device from the electriity suppl. en doing this always pui on the plug itself and never on the lead. Protect he mains lead rom hot surfaces or other sources of damage and do not allow it to become constrainen. Note: This device is fited with non-Slip rubber feet. The rubber feet may become stuck to or softened by te material used for ar used to clean the supporting surface, This cannot be excluded because of the variety of materials in common use. You should therefore place an anti-lip layer under tne feet of the device. ge copyright When you record CDS or radio broadcast using an external device (connected to AUX, for example, cassete recorder, you must comply with the copyright laws of the country in which the device is used. Technical information Nominal voltage: 230V - 50 Hz VHF tuner range 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz MW tuner range: 531 1602 kHz CD player, D/A converter: 1 Bit dual Speaker system: 1-ay speakers Dimensions of device: 145 (Lx 180 (H) x 250 (M) mm Viight of device: approx. 1,5 kg Dimensions of speakers: 180 (Lx 174 (H) x 155 (W) mm each Weight of speaker: 1 Kg each

BA-Ident-No_2340.41-012004-1 GB 12.05.2004 12:42 Uhr Seite 7 Setting up and connecting Be sure four te instructions in fe come sequence and insr {ne main plug into the mains socket Carefuly take the Designer Audio Uni and the loudspeakers out of the packaging “Choose a suitable poston for your Designer Audio Unit should be = horizontal = dust and dry away from heaters and direct sunlight “Connect the two loudspeakers. The loudspeaker connections a are appropriatelylabelled AL=LEFT / R-RIGHT,. Tips for setng up the loudspeakers: = possible set up the speakers at head height = Do not cover the loudspeakers with aurtains or afher objects = Setup the loudspeakers on the shelf so that he front trim is flush with the front edge of the shel. = You can place rubber pads under he loudspeakers to prevent them from turning. Use cinch connectors to connect an exteral device such as a turtable. To receive FM radio signals connect a 75 Ohm aeral lead {house or cable) t the aeral connector socket &. K these signals are not available, use the supplied wire aeral connected to the middle contact in the aerial connection 3. ‘The aeral for medium wave reception is buit into the equipment. Now insert the mains plug into the mains socket ‘The mains votage at ne mains socket must match that shown an the rating plate on the device. Devices rated at 230 V can also be aperated at 220 V. Remove the transport protection from the CD player. Important: The motorised CD compartment c) can only be opened if tne device has been sitched on and set in CD mode (see instructions for swtching on)

1. Switch on the device as described above.

2... Select CD mode by pressing he CD mode button 3. 3... Press button @ to open the CD compariment. 4." Remove he transport protection. 5... Press button @ again to close the CD compartment Place the battery supplied with your device into the battery compartment. — Open the battery compartiment in the back of he remote controler as described there — Insert ne battery, making sure that ne polar is correct (+ pole of ne battery points upwards) — ose the battery compariment again Instructions for switching on is device has a main OnVof suitch a at the back. Insert the mains plug into the mains socket and move the switch into position +. The device is now ready fo operation and can be switched on and off {Stand-By) using the button @ on the frant of the device. Introduction, Operation: General Operating features and controls CD compariment ON/OFF (Stand-By) suitoh Remote control signal sensor Display CD compariment openvciose button Radio mode / band selectr button (VHF/MW () (+) Reverse button (*} Le) Forward button IMono/stereo button (only an VHF radio) Volume control Timer button MEMORY button Tone selector button (Preset E0) Button for operating a connected extemal device (LINE/AUX) Sleep button Mode/Remain button PreseURepeat button (radio pre-set, ecall repeat button CD) Stop button Play/Pause button (CD mode on) CD mode button Aerial connection Main On/of switch Mains connection Speaker connections Headphone connector Ginch connections for an external device (AUX) IMute button — remote control only Random button (CD) remote control only Intro button (il playing CD) remote control only D-Bass button (Bass-Boost) remote control only DPOOECPOPESOSOSOPERM06000066E The operating features marked with a () have several different functions depending on the device selected {E:9. radio ar CD mode). Please read tne appropriate sections. Operation: General Switching on and off [POWER / STAND-BY« ] Note: This device has a main Onf such > at he back. Insee mais plug int te mains socket and move the swith into position “1”. The device is now ready for operation and can be switched on and off Fhench 7 6

Operation: General {Stand-By) using the button con the front of the device. H you switch he power supply of at te main switch then any stored data such as time and radio presets il be lost. When the power Supply s suitched on at ne main switch (position he device goes into Stand-By mode. Press the ON/OFF switch (Stand-By) button @ and the device comes on. The Display @ lights up in blue. Press the ON/OFF switch (Stand-By) button @ again to switch off the device. He device is not to be used for an extended period, pul the mains plug out af the mains socket. Using the remote control handset Paint the remote control handset at the sensor @ to achieve the best signal. ‘The functions of the buttons on the remote control andset are identical with those on the device. The maximum range of the remote control signal is about 5 metres. A strong light source in the room may adversely affect the remate control functions. Changing the battery in the remote control handset Replace the battery in the remote control handset if the device does not react appropriatey t the handset signal. For this you ll require a 3 voi battery CR 2025. Open the battery compartiment in the back of he remote control handset as described there and remove the discharged battery Insert tne new battery, making sure that the polarty is correct (+ pole af he battery points upwards) Close the battery compartment again Avoid pressing more than one function button at a time as otherwise this could reduce the service life of your handset. He handset is not to be used for an extended period, remove tne battery from the battery compartment. Device/ source select [ »CD/TUNER/AUX« ] Press the appropriate button * ta select a device or change the source: & CD = CD player INER = radio 6 AUX = external device, .g. record deck Adjusting Volume / Mute settings [ »VOLUME / MUTE< ] You can adjust te volume by using the Volume control or the appropriate button on he remate control handset. The Mute seting can be activated from the handset on. Setting the volume at the device: Turn the Volume control in the VOL + direction o increase the volume. The volume setting Is displayed increasing) for a short period in tne Display @. Turn the Volume control in the VOL — direction to decrease the volume. The volume seting is displayed decreasing) for a short period in tne Display @. Adjusting the volume using the remote control handset: Press the VOL + button & to increase the volume. The volume setting is displayed (increasing) for a short period in the Display @. Press the VOL — butior period in the Display @. (® to decrease the volume The volume seting is displayed (decreasing) for a short Activating / deactivating Mute: Press the Mute button 6 to actvate Mute. Whikt in Mute mode the Display continuousiy alternates beteen the operating mode (8.9. Radio mode = station frequency) and “VOL 0". Press the Mute button @ again to deactivate Mute. The Display briefly shows “VOL ON” and then changes back t the last operating mode (e.g. back to Radio mode) Selecting the Tone [ »FLAT / ROCK/ JAZZ / POP / CLASSIC /D-BASS« ] Us the tone selector button @ to set the tone quality of a track to suit the type of music and increase listening pleasure. The current seting Rock/Jazz/Classic/Pop is Shovn in the displa FLAT = neutral tone), Nate: On model KH 2341, the Tone can be selected only using he remote control handset. Press the D-Bass button 43 on the handset to set the Bass Boost. The Display shows D-BASS. Headphones [ »PHONES« ] 8-32 Ohm stereo headphones & can be connected to ne headphanes connector with a 3.5 mm jack plug. As soon as the headphones are connected the loudspeakers ar turned off. Please note that high levels of sound can lead t serious hearing damage. Setting the time You can set the time in Stand-By mode or by using the Timer function. Setting the time in Stand-By mode: Press the Memory button & once. The Hours display stars to flash Now press buttons ( or @ to set the Hours display. The Hours setting is shown in the Display ©. Press the Memory button @ once more and the Minutes display starts to flash.

4. Now press buttons or @ to set the Minutes display. The Minutes setting is Shoum in the Display @.

5. Press the Memory button @ again. The time has now been set and is shoun in Stand-By mode.

Note: 1 you do nat perform the setting within 5 seconds the process is cancelled. this happens, press the Memory button @ again to repeat the process. Setting the time using the Timer function:

1. Sviteh on the device as described above.

2. Press the Mode/Remain button @ once. The time is displayed.

3. Press the Memory button @ once. The Hours display start to flash

4. Now press buttons or @ to set the Hours display. The Hours setting is shoumn in the Display G.

5. Press the Memory button @ once more and the Minutes display stars t flash.

6. Now press buttons or @ to set the Minutes display. The Minutes setting is Shoun in the Display @.

7. Press the Memory button @ again. The time has now been set and is displayed in Stand-By mode.

8. Press the Mode/Remain button & three times to qui the Timer function.

Note: 1 you do nat perform the setting within 5 seconds the process is cancelled. this happens, press the Memory button @ again to repeat the process. Setting times for switching on and off [ »TIMER« ] Using this function you can set the times at which te device wil automaticaly switch on and of. You can also use this function as an alarm. Note: 1 you do nat periorm the setting within 5 seconds the process Is cancelled. this happens, press the Memory button @ again to repeat the process. Setting the Switch-on time (TIMER ON): 1.Switch on the device as described above. 2.Select the desired sound source / operating mode €, or & by which you wish to be waken, {e.9. radio ar CD). 3.Prepare the sound source, Le. set the radio to the desired station or insert a CD and program the tracks as necessary, 4.Set the required volume as described above. 5.Press the Mode/Remain button 60 twice. The Display @ shows TIMER ON (MIMER flashes). 6.Press the Memory button @ once. The Hours display start to flash Now press buttons «9 or @ to set the Hours display. The Hours setting is shoun in the Display @. 8.Press the Memory button @ once more and the Minutes display stars t flash. 9.Now press buttons (9 or @ to set the Minutes display. The Minutes setting is shoum in the Display. 10.Press the Memory button @ again. The Switoh-on time (TIMER ON) has now been set H you just wish to activate the Switeh-on time an, vou can quit this Timer menu by pressing the Mode/Remain button @ twice. The Display wil then show TIMER ON ony. Operation: General / Radio I you also wish to set a Switch-of time, continue from here to step 11 below. Setting the Switch-of time (TIMER OFF}: 11.Press ne Mode/Remain button @ once. The Display © shows TIMER OFF (TIMER flashes) 12.Press the Memory button & once. The Hours display stars to flash 13.Now press buttons @ or @ to set the Hours display. The Hours setng is Shoun in the Display ©. 14.Press the Memory button @ once more and the Minutes display stars to flash. 15.Now press buttons @ or @ to set tne Minutes display. The Minutes setting is shown in the Display ©. 16.Press the Memory button @ again. The Switch-of time (IMER OFF) has now been set. 17.Press the Mode/Remain button @ ance to qui the Timer menu. The Display shows TIMER ON and OFF {in Stand-By mode as wel). Deactivating the Switch-on or -off times: Press the Mode/Remain button @ twice. The Display c shows TIMER ON (TIMER flashes). To deactivate the Suitch-on time press tne Timer button —TIMER and ON flash Press the Mode/Remain button & once. The Display @ shows TIMER OFF (TIMER flashes) To deactivate the Suitch-off time, press the Timer button q — TIMER and OFF flash. Press the Mode/Remain button & once to qui the Timer menu. The Display no longer shous TIMER ON and OFF. The same procedure (with the appropriate changes) can be used to reactivate the Suitch-on or -of times {ten the Display just flashs TIMER) Activate/ deactivate the Sleep function [ »SLEEP« ] You can set a time of between 90 and 10 minutes, after which the device switches itself of. Press the Sleep button once. The Display @ shows SLP-10 (= turns of in 10 minutes). Each additional press of te button wi increase the Turn-of time by 10 minutes (SLP-20, SLP-30 etc. up to SLP-90). Set he value as required After a feu Seconds the device returns to the last operating mode (e.g. retums to Radio mode) The Display © shows SLEEP and thus indicates that the Sleep function is activated. The device vil automaticaly tum off on this single occasion only and enter Stand-By mode. To deactvate the Sleep function, keep the Sleep button & pressed until he Display shows SLP-00. After a feu seconds the device returns to the last operating mode (e.g. retums to Radio mode) Operation: Radio Attaching aerial A you use the wire aeral for FM reception: The wire must be fully wound out

BA-Ident-No_2340.41-012004-1 GB 12.05.2004 12:42 Uhr Seite 10 Operation: Radio / CD-Player Determine the best position by trial and error Aftach the wire aerial to the wall necessary using a strip of adhesive tape. For MW reception, place the device in tne best position for the in-bui aerial, again by ral and erar. Radio mode / Band selector (VHF/MW) Press button ( once and the device suites to Radio mode. Press buiton ( again as appropriate, to switch between VHF (FM) and MW (AM). Automatic station search/manual search In an automatic search the frequency is increased or deceased until a station of adequate reception strength is found. Hold doun the w UP/Forward button @ ar 4 DOWN/Reverse button c for about 1 second — the search Stars and stops automaticalh To stat the search again, hold dou the » UP/Forward button about 1 second. or 4 DOWN/Reverse button @ again for You can use the manual station search fr fine adjustment or uihen the frequency of the station is known. Press the » UP/Fonward button @ or 4 DOWN/Reverse button @ bref lo increase ar decrease the frequency in smal steps. Keep the » UP/Forward button frequency you require. or « DOWN/Reverse button © pressed until you are close to the Store station preset [ »MEMORY« ] ‘The Designer Audio Unit KH 2340/2341 can store up to 32 stations (20 FM/12 AM). You set up the desired station by following the instructions relating to Automatic station search/manual station search" described above. Press the Memory button @ ance. The Display © shows CH (Channel te set frequency. Press and keep pressing the Preset/Rep button @ uni the desired preset memory number appears to the right near the frequency. Press the Memory button @ — and the station is stored in the desired preset. Repeat steps 1 10 3 for each furtner station you wish to preset preset to tne right and above Select stored station Press the PresetRep button 6 repeatediy until he required station number for te stored station is displayed @. Operation: CD-Player ZX DANGER! The CD player uses a weak but sharp focussed laser beam to scan he surface of the CD. He device is used improperty then this light can be dangerous to the eyes - never apen the case. Inserting a CD The motorised CD compartment @ can only be opened the device has been suitohed on and set in CD mode. Suitch on the device as described above. Select CD mode by pressing the CD mode button &. Press the button @ to open the CD compartment. Place a CD int the compariment (he label must face upwwards). The CD must be placed securely on the central pi. Press button @ again to close the CD compartment The Display @ Shows the total playing time and the number of tracks. NOTE: When you insert a CD, f the display does nat show the number of tracks and the total playing time tien the CD is possibiy the wrong way round or dirty. Clean he CD with a CD cleaning cloth or insert the CD correcty and check the display again. Intro function [ »INTRO« ] Activating the Intro function can only be done wihen tne CD has stoppe. Press the INTRO bution 4 — each te on the inserted CD is played for 10 seconds. Basic features of the cd player START PLAY: Press the PLAY/PAUSE button 6 - to star playing. INTERRUPT PLAY (PAUSE): Press the PLAY/PAUSE button @ - to iterrupt playing. The duration of play flashes in the display ©. Press the PLAW/PAUSE button @ once more - to continue playing. STOP PLAY: Press the STOP button - o stop playing. ANEXT TRAGK: The w UP/Forward bution @ jumps forward one track each time iis pressed. PREVIOUS TRAGK: The 4 DOWN/Reverse bution © jumps backward one track each time it is pressed. FORWARD: Keeping the » UP/Forward button @ pressed goes forward within a track. REVERSE: Keeping the «« DOWN/Reverse button c pressed goes backard vithin a track, The CD comparment © can be opened anytime. Play tops automatically. Remove the CD only when movement has stopped complete.

BA-Ident-No_2340.41-012004-1 GB 12.05.2004 12:42 Uhr Seite 11 Programming a track sequence [ »TRACK MEMORY« ] Programming a rack sequence can only be done when the CD has stopped. You can program up to 16 tracks. Place a CD into the compariment as described in ‘nserting à CD”. Press the Memory button @œ. The Display shows MEMORY TRACK PRO1 Use buttons @ ar @ to select tne number of the track that you wish to occupy programmed position PR:O1 Press the Memory button @ again. This track is now stored in his programmed position (PR:01). ‘The Display changes to the next programmed position (PR:02) Bepeat steps 3) - 4) for up to 20 tracks. You can also program a track several times. The programmed track sequence is stored until ou remoue the CD from the CD compariment, choose another function ar switch of the equipment. Start programmed track sequence Press the PLAY/PAUSE button @ - to stat playing in the programmed track sequence. Press the STOP bution @ to switch of a programme track sequence. Repeat functions [ »REPEATe ] To repeat al the tracks on a CD, press the Preset/Repbution 6, The display (9 shows REPENT. To repeat a single track on a CD, press thePresetRep button @ tuice when the desired track is running. ‘The display @ flashes REPEAT. To repeat a programmed track sequence on a CD, press the Preset/Rep button @ when the programmed track sequence is running. The display @ shows REPEAT. To switch off the repeat functions, press the Preseb/Rep button = repeatediy until the display @ no longer shows REPEAT. Play tracks in random sequence [ »RANDOME ] “The Random function selects a random choice of tracks on the inserted CD. To actvate this function press the Random button sa. The Display @ shows RANDOM. To start playing tracks in a random arder press button 6. To cancel the Random function press the Random button a until the Displa RANDOM. na longer shows Operation: CD-Player, Cleaning and Disposal, Information Care and cleaning

1. Remove the mains plug from tne socket before carying out any tasks on he tool!

2. Do not allow any liquiés ta enter the saw. Use a soft cloth to ciean the housing. Never use petrol, solvents or

cleaning agents that might attack plastic. The packaging is wholly composed of environmentaly-frencly materials that can be disposed of at a local recyclng centre. Please contact your local counal office to find out about disposal facilities for your wom-out appliances. Batteries must nat be disposed of as househol refuse. Battery users are obiged by law o take all unwanted rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries to a collection paint operated by a public authority or retail. his law is intended to ensure tnat batteries are disposed of in an environmentll-fiendiy manner. The batteries must be handed in only in the discharged state. Statement of conformity Vie, Kompemaë Handelsgesellschait mbh, Burgstr 21, D-44867 Bochum, Germany, hereby declare that this product conforms with tne following EC regulations: EU Low Voltage Directive: T2I2IEEC Electromagneti compatibty: 89/2336 EEC Applcable harmonised standards: EN 58013, EN 55020, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, EN 60065 Model type: KH 2240/2341 Description: Designer Audio Unit with CD player Bochum, 31.01.2004 Hans Kompemañ - Managing Director -