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USER MANUAL ORC 100 OK
Rated voltage: 230 V
, Rated frequency: 50 Hz / Rated power consumption: 14 W / Radio frequency range: AM 540-1600 kHz, FM 88-108 MHz / Back-up battery: 9 V , 6 x 1.5 V R14/C (not included) Supported formats: Audio CD/ Supported devices/standards: Audio CD sPECIFICATIOns
InTEnDED UsE This appliance is only intended for audio entertainment. Only use according to these instructions. Improper use is dangerous and will void any warranty claim. For household use only. Do not use outdoors. 16 Tuning knob 17 Band selector (FM ST./FM/AM) 18 AC inlet 19 Volume control (MIN/MAX) 20 Function selector (OFF/RADIO/CD) 21 Battery compart- ment
BEFORE FIRsT TIME UsE Carefully read this user manual in order to avoid damage or injuries due to • incorrect use. Pay particular attention to safety instructions. Keep for future reference and pass it on to further users. Carefully remove all packaging and check if appliance is complete and • undamaged. In case of damage, do not use the appliance. IMPORTANT: Before first time use, remove the protective sheet from the • disc compartment.22
The batteries are not included; please refer to the safety instructions • provided by the battery manufacturer. Always turn function switch to OFF position before plugging/unplugging • the appliance or inserting/removing batteries. When using batteries, unplug the appliance from the mains.• When not using appliance for a long time, remove batteries in order to avoid • leakage. nOTE POwER sUPPLY Plug the unit in. Insert 6x R14/C batteries (not included) into battery compartment. 2 or
Observe + and – mark- ings. Plug the AC power cord into the AC inlet on the back of the unit. Remove battery compartment door.
Do not dispose of this appliance as municipal waste. Return it to a designated collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Contact your retailer or local authorities for more information. Do not dispose of batteries as household waste. Return waste batteries to your retailer or specialist shop. DIsPOsAL22
For better FM • reception, fully extend and redirect the antenna at the back. For better AM • reception, reposition the radio. nOTE RADIO OPERATIOn Select desired band (AM/FM) by using the band selector. Adjust volume control (MIN/MAX) to desired level.
Use TUNING control to select desired radio station. Set function selector to RADIO mode; POWER indicator lights up. Select FM for MONO reception. Select FM ST. for FM STEREO reception; the stereo indicator lights up.
CD GEnERAL OPERATIOn PLAY/PAUSE Press to start CD playback. Press again to pause CD playback. Press again to resume playback. SKIP Press to go to previous or next track. Press and hold during playback to fast-forward or rewind. STOP Press to stop CD operation.24
CD PLAYBACk Open CD door by pressing OPEN/CLOSE and insert a CD disc with label facing up. Press PLAY/PAUSE to start playback (playback indicator lights up). Press STOP when finished (display showing total number of tracks).
Close CD door. Adjust volume control (MIN/MAX) to desired level. Set function selector to CD mode. Focus search is performed when disc is inside. Total number of tracks is read and shown on the display. Press PLAY/PAUSE to temporarily stop playback; current track number will be flashing.
Press PROGRAM again to store desired track into program memory. Press PROG button; 01. will be flashing in the display. Make sure to press STOP button before using program function.
After programming all desired tracks, press PLAY/PAUSE to play selected tracks in programmed order (program indicator is flashing).
Press STOP once to finish playback. Press STOP second time to cancel program playback (program indicator goes off). Repeat step 2 and 3 to program additional tracks.
CD RAnDOM PLAYBACk Before or during CD playback, press RAND once to select and play a track randomly. Press STOP to stop and cancel random playback.26
CD PLAYBACk MODEs TURnInG APPLIAnCE OFF Before or during CD playback, press REP repeatedly to switch repeat mode as follows: REPEAT 1 TRACK (repeat indicator flashing)
(repeat indicator steadily on) NORMAL PLAYBACK (repeat indicator off) After radio or CD operation, slide function selector to OFF position to turn off the appliance. The appliance remains connected to the power sup- ply, unless appliance is unplugged or batteries are removed. A small amount of dust or scratches will usually not have an impact • on the quality of a disc. The discs should, however, be treated with care. Protect your compact discs from dust and scratches. • Store your compact discs in their covers when not in use. • To maintain the original quality of sound, you should occasionally • wipe your compact discs with a soft cloth, from the centre to the edge (not with circular movements). Never use gasoline or other solvents. Only hold a compact disc by its edges!• CD MAInTEnAnCE26
Before cleaning, unplug the supply cord. Allow the appliance to cool down • completely. Clean appliance with a dry and soft cloth.• CLEAnInG AnD CARE Only use CD compact discs with digital audio signals.• The making of unauthorized copies of copyright-protected material, • including computer programs, files, broadcasts and sound recordings, may be an infringement of copyrights and constitute a criminal offence under your national law. This equipment should not be used for such purposes The information on the compact disc is read by a laser through an optical • lens (do not touch). If you take the appliance from a cold to a warm room, moisture may condense on the lens, and the playback may be hampered. In this case leave the appliance for one hour at room temperature before use. Take the disc out of the appliance. Should the problem persist, have the appliance checked by qualified personnel. nOTE28
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