RR 1103 - Hi-fi system SEG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL RR 1103 SEG

This equipment is double insulated and an e arth connection is not required. This mark is applied to show the equipment c onforms to European safety and electro- m agnetic compatibility standards. Mains supply This equipment is designed to operated from a 230 Volt, 50Hz AC mains supply. Other power sources may damage it. Check that the rating label of the equipment says 230V A C before you plug it in for the first time. Mains plug We have fitted this equipment with a standard mains plug.

• If the mains lead gets damaged it must be replaced by a qualified service agent with an approval lead the same type.

• If you cut off the mains plug, for example to fit a different type, please destroy the old plug as it would be dangerous if inserted into a live power outlet. Carefully follow the wiring instructions supplied with the new plug.

• If a fuse is fitted to the plug, remove the fuse before throwing the plug away.

• Carefully follow the wiring instructions supplied with a new mains plug.

• Inever use a fused mains plug without the fuse cover.

Dangerous voltage constituting a risk of e lectric shock is present inside this equipment. There are important operating and m aintenance instructions in the literature a ccompanying this equipment. Safe use and care of your audio equipment We have designed and made this product to meet European safety standards, but as with any electrical equipment you must take care to get the longest working life from it and stay safe. Here are a few tips to help you do this. Read these instructions carefully before you try to use the equipment. Pro tect the mains lead . You must ensure the mains lead cannot be walked on, crushed, chafed, cut, and so on. Avoid harsh c o nditio ns such as wet or damp places, high humidity, strong vibration, extremely high or low temperatures, strong sunlight and places that are very dusty. Nev er let anyone, push objects into holes and ventilation slots.Safety information To sav e po wer switch off mains power or pull out the mains power plug when you are not using the equipment, unless the function of the equipment requires a continuous power supply. Do n’t continue to use this equipment if you have spilt liquids in it, if it is damaged in any way or if it does not work normally. Immediately unplug the equipment and get expert advice. Pull the mains plug out of the wall socket during thunderstorms. This pro duc t is desig ned fo r do mestic use o nly. A ny other use may inv alidate the guarantee and might b e d angerous. Ventilation Place the equipment on a hard flat surface away from direct sunlight and heat sources. If it is in a cabinet, allow at least a 10cm gap all around. Don’t obstruct the ventilation slots, including those underneath, with soft furnishings. Overheating will shorten the life of the equipment and increase the risk of fire. Cleaning Disconnect the mains supply and use only a lightly dampened soft cloth. Do not use chemical solvents or strong detergents as these may damage the cosmetic finish. Batteries Remove batteries when the equipment is not to be used for a long time. Batteries left in equipment may cause damage through deterioration and corrosive leakage, invalidating the guarantee. To protect the environment please use local recycling facilities for battery disposal. Disposal Waste electric a nd electronic products must not be disposed of with household waste. Please r efer to the retailer from whom you purchased this item for disposal instructions. B atteries and packaging materials can be recycled using your local collection facilities. Important Safety warnings To prevent electric shock, do not remove any cover. I f anything goes wrong, don’t try and fix it yourself, get a qualified service agent to look at it. Do not expose this equipment to dripping or splashing or place any objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the equipment. Never put a naked flame source on or near the equipment. Small parts. Do not let young children play with the equipment. Never operate the equipment and try to view video while driving a vehicle. C lass 1 laser product This product contains a low power laser device. Invisible laser radiation when open and interlocks defeated. Avoid exposure to beam.Identify ing P arts Top panel Rear panel Front panel

FRO NT A ND T O P PA NEL1. S PEA KE R2. C A S SE TTE C O MPA RTMENT3. PRO G RA M CD: programming and control of programmed track number.4. NE XT C D: skips tracks forward.5. S TO P C D: stops C D playback or delete a p rogram.6. DIS PLAY - d isplay o f CD functions.7. D IA L P O INTE R W INDO W - s hows AM/FM frequency.8. R A DIO D A IL S CA LE9. PLAY /PA US E C D: start or pauses C D playback.10. BACK C D: skips tracks backward.11. R EPEAT CD : repeat a track/CD/program. FM S TE REO I NDIC ATO R - d isplay o f FM stereo indications. 12. 13. B A ND S ELEC TO R ( A M•FM•FM S T.) - frequency b and selection: AM, F M or FM S T. 14. T UNING K NO B - AM/FM/FM S T. stations selector.15. C A SS ETTE R EC O RDE R K EY S PA U S E - interrupts recording o r playback. S TO P/EJE CT - stops the tape;opens the c assette compartment. FWD /RE W - forwards/rewinds the tape. PLAY - starts playback. R EC O RD - start recording.16. C D D O O R - CD c ompartment door open/close mark (O PE N/C LO S E ). 17. V O LUME C O NTR O L - sound level control.18. F UNC TIO N S ELE CTO R - source selection C D, R AD IO o r TAPE a nd power off.19. HANDLE RE AR PANE L 20. STE R EO H E A DPHO NE J AC K - c onnect for the 3 .5mm stereo headphone.21. A C P O WE R S U PPLY - p ower supply c ord connection.22. BAT TE RY C O MPA RTMENT - o pening of the battery compartment.23. TELESCOPIC ANTENNA - improvement of FM reception.• Health injury: extremely high audio volumes can damage your hearing permanently. Therefore carefully adjust the volume, specially if you enjoy sound via headphones or earphones. Constant high volume use can lead to permanent hearing loss. Connect the headphones or earphones to the device (if available - option) prior to powering it on, as connecting it when already powered on can produce high sound levels causing damage to your hearing.Compact Disc COMPACT DISC

1. Always use a c ompact discs bearing the mark as shown:

2. N oted on handling discs

R emoving the disc from its storage case and loading it.

• D o not touch the reflective recorded surface.

• D o not stick paper or write a nything on the surface.

• S tore the disc in its case.

• S hould the disc become soiled, wipe off dust, dirt and fingerprints with a soft cloth.

• The disc should be cleaned from the c entre to the edge.

• N ever use benzene, thinners, record cleaner fluid or anti static spray.

• B e sure to close the C D d oor so the lens is not contaminated by dust.

• D o not touch the lens.Power Supply Using t he D C p ower supply The mains power supply can be used to save the batteries. Make sure that the unit is NO T plugged into the wall outlet before inserting the batteries. Batteries (not included) O pen the battery compartment and insert 6 R14 batteries carefully observing the "+" and "-" polarity marking inside the compartment. Important: When replacing the batteries, make sure you dispose of the old batteries in accordance with regulations in your area. They should be disposed of in a location specifically designated for that purpose so they can be recycled safely and without posing a ny risk for the environment. D o not burn batteries. NOTE: Incorrect use of the batteries may result in electrolyte leakage having a corrosive effect in the compartment. Do not mix different types of batteries: do not use a lkaline batteries with saline batteries, for example. Do not mix old batteries with new ones. U se batteries of the same type recommended by the manufacturer. If the unit is not to be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries a s damage may o ccur due to battery leakage. Using t he A C s upply Make sure that the voltage indicated on the manufacturer's nameplate in the battery compartment corresponds to the voltage supply in your home. If this is not the case, DO NO T use this appliance. Seek qualified advice. C onnect the electrical power cable to the unit, then plug it into the wall outlet. The wall outlet must be located near the product and be easily a ccessible. To turn power to the apparatus off, unplug the power supply c able from the wall outlet. To protect the unit during thunderstorms, unplug the power supply cable from the wall outlet. Connecting to the Power Supply: do not use the device if the device or its cables present visible damage. Connect the device only to the voltage indicated on the corresponding rating label on the product. Never connect the device to a different voltage. Connecting to other power source may damage the unit. Connect the device to grounded power outlets that comply with the corresponding safety standards only. Do not bend or squeeze the cables.

WARNING: Inside the device there is dangerous voltage. Never open the housing of the device: there is risk of

personal injury by electric shock. In order to completely disconnect the device from the mains, the power plug must be pulled out from the wall outlet. Make sure that you can remove the power plug at any time. Always pull the power cord from the plug and never from the cable itself. Electric storms may damage any electric equipment; therefore disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet during a thunderstorm. It is also recommended to disconnect the device from the mains and to remove any batteries when you are intending not to use the device for a longer time.

• Batteries: Keep batteries away from children. Always replace all the batteries at the same time (never mix old and new batteries), use batteries of the same type. Never use different types of batteries together. Do not short-circuit any batteries. Keep batteries away from any heat sources (direct sun radiation, fire etc.). There is risk of explosion when misusing the batteries.

• To use the appliance with batteries, disconnect the AC power cord from it.G eneral o peration Select the source b y setting the FUNC TIO N S ELEC TO R to C D, TA PE(O FF)or RA DIO . Set the desired v olume level using the V O LUME K NO B. To turn off the unit, set the FUNC TIO N S ELECTO R to O FF. Radio To listen to the FM radio, extend the telescopic antenna and adjust it for optimum reception. Reduce the length of the antenna if the signal is too strong ( if you are v ery near the transmitter, for example). As the unit is equipped with a built-in antenna, the telescopic antenna is not needed to listen to AM stations. Move the e ntire unit to adjust the built-in antenna for optimum reception. Radio rec eptio n Set the FUNC TIO N S ELECTO R on RA DIO . Position the BA ND S ELECTO R on the desired band: AM, FM or FM S T. Turn the TUNING K NO B to search for the desired station. NOTE: The F M stereo indicator comes on if the BAND S ELECTO R is set on FM S T. and y ou have tuned the radio to an FM stereo station. When you have finished listening to the radio, position the FUNC TIO N S ELEC TO R to O FF. Play ing a c assette Set the FUNC TIO N S ELECTO R on TA PE. Press STO P/EJEC T to open the cassette door. Insert a recorded cassette and close the c assette door. Press PLAY to start playback. To interrupt playback, press PA USE. To resume, press the key a gain. By p ressing the FW D or REW button, fast winding of the tape is possible in both directions. To stop the tape, press S TO P/EJE C T button. Stereo h eadphones jack C onnect headphones with the volume set low and increase it if required. Prolonged listening through some headphones at high volume settings can result in hearing damage. Reduce the V O LUME to a low level before putting on the headphones. You can then adjust the V O LUME progressively to a c omfortable level. G eneral O perationGENERAL INFORMATION ON RECORDING Recording is permissible in so far as copyright of other rights of third parties are infringed. This deck is not suitable for recording on C HR O ME (IEC II) or METAL (IEC IV ) type cassettes. For recording, use NO RMAL type cassettes (IEC I) on which the tabs have not been broken. The best recording level is set automatically. Altering the V O LUME c ontrol will not affect the recording in progress. At the very beginning and end of the tape, no recording will take place during 7 seconds, when the leader tape passes the recorder heads. To protect a tape from accidental erasure, have the tape in front of you and break out the left tab. Recording on this side is no longer possible. To record over this side again, cover the tabs with a piece of adhesive tape. RECORDING

RECORDING FROM RADIO

1. Tune to the desired radio station.

2. Press STO P/E JEC T to o pen the c assette door.

3. I nsert a suitable cassette into the cassette deck and close the cassette door.

4. Press RE C O R D to start recording.

5. For brief interruptions, press PA US E. To resume recording, press PA USE again.

6. To stop recording, press S TO P/PA US E .

REC O RDING F RO M T HE C D

1. S lide the F UNC TIO N selector to C D.

2. I nsert the C D y ou want to record.

3. I nsert a suitable cassette into the cassette deck and close the cassette door.

4. Press RE C O R D to start recording. The PLAY and REC O RD buttons are depressed together.

5. Press C D PLAY /PA USE button. The recording level is set automatically.

6. To stop recording, press the cassette S TO P/PA USE.

MAINTENANCE Tape deck maintenance. To ensure quality recording and playback of the tape deck,clean part A, B a nd C s hown in the d iagram below after approx. 50 hours of operation, or on average once a month. Use a cotton bud slightly moistened with alcohol or a special head cleaning fluid to c lean the deck.

1. O pen the cassette door by pressing S TO P/E JEC T.

2. Press PLAY and clean the rubber pressure rollers C .

3. Press PA US E and clean the magnetic heads A and a lso the C apstan B.

4. After cleaning, press STO P/EJEC T.

Note: C leaning of the heads can also be done by p laying a c leaning cassette through once.

BA ACD The C D player supports audio discs, C D-R, C D-RW. Do not attempt to read C D-R O M, C Di, V C D’s, DV Ds or DATA CDs. Note: Even if this portable radio-CD player is able to read C D-R and C D-RW discs, it is not possible to offer a 100% guarantee that all CD-R / RW discs can be read; playback depends on the quality and condition of the blank discs that you use, among other things. A playback failure does not necessarily indicate that the unit is malfunctioning. Position the FUNC TIO N S E LE CTO R on CD (the display unit briefly displays “- - -”). To open the C D d oor, raise it by pressing the corner marked O PEN / CLO S E. Insert a C D, C D-R o r CD-RW d isc, printed surface facing upwards a nd gently c lose the C D player door. Start playback by p ressing PLAY / PA US E. Press PLAY / PA US E to PAUSE a nd P LAY. To stop C D p layback, press S TO P. NOTE: C D playback stops automatically when the C D compartment is opened, the radio function is selected or the C D M P3 has finished. Selec ting a d ifferent track During playback, press NEX T or BA C K on the unit to select a track. If you have selected a track number in S top or Pause mode, press PLAY / PA US E to resume playback. Briefly press NE X T to pass to the next track or press NEX T several times until the desired track number appears in the d isplay. Briefly press BA C K to return to the start of the c urrent track. Press BA C K several times to find a p revious track. Searching f or a p assage o n a t rack Press a nd hold BA C K or NEX T to read the track in fast forward mode with the v olume muted. Release the BAC K or NE X T button periodically until you have found the desired passage (normal playback resumes a utomatically). Repeat Whilst in play mode, press the R EP button once to playback the current track repeatedly. Whilst in play mode, press the R EP button twice to playback the entire C D repeatedly. Pro gramming o f track n umbers Up to 20 tracks can be programmed in any order. If desired, a given track can be programmed more than once. In S TO P mode, press BA C K or NEX T to s elect a track. When the desired track number appears, press the PRO G button once to record the track (the unit displays "prog", briefly followed by the track number selected). Repeat steps 1 a nd 2 to select and program the desired tracks. To start playback of your programmed tracks, press PLAY / PA US E. The display will show “FUL” if you attempt to program more than 20 tracks. Pro gram c hec k In S TO P mode, press the PRO G button. (the unit displays the track numbers in the order they are programmed). Deleting a p rogram Perform any o f the following o perations to delete the memory:

• O pen the C D d oor;

• S elect the R ADIO s ource;

• Objects inside the device: make sure that no foreign objects or liquids enter the device via the ventilation holes or other openings. Do not put anything except a compact disc into the compartment. Keep the compartment closed when not in use to prevent dirt and dust from entering the mechanism. Foreign objects can damage the mechanism. Furthermore, there is risk of electric shock, damage to the device and short-circuit. In case of any emergency, immediately pull the power plug and contact a qualified service technician.Specifications Cassette player Tape speed Frequency response : 4.75 C M/Sec. : 125Hz-8KHz Tro uble s hooter Unit dead No functions No sound Sound wobbling or distorted. Interference on radio Popping or crackling noise over the sound. Weak reception. C heck unit is plugged into mains outlet. Fuse blown. Batteries exhausted. Wrong sound settings selected. Batteries interference. Excessive vibration. External inference. Weak signal. Aerial adjustment required or weak signal area. Plug a ppliance into mains supply. C heck supply with another appliance. Replace plug fuse. Replace batteries. C heck the band selector is on the c o rrect se tting. Is the C D d irty o r are there fingerprints on it. Replace batteries. Place unit on a flat, stable surface. C heck the a erial. Move receiver to a n ew location. Try fine tuning the receiver. Adjust aerial or move receiver to a d ifferent location near a window if using a n indoor aerial. Power supply CD Player Pick Up: D/A Converter: Earphone terminal: Output power Power consumption Operating conditions Dimensions of main unit Weight of main unit (kg) Signal/ Noise ratio (audio) This product fulfils the following EU regulations: EN 61000-3-3: 2008 Specification EN 60065: 2002 + A1: 2006 + A11: 2008 EN 55013: 2001 + A1: 2003 + A2: 2006 EN 55020: 2007 EN 61000-3-2: 2006 3 Beam Laser Pick Up 1 Bit, 8 Times Over Sampling DA Converter 2 x 1.0 W AC: 230 V~ 50Hz DC : Battery: 6 X UM-2.

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