Hyundai H-1438 Instruction Manual
H-1438
PORTABLE STEREO RADIO
CASSETTE RECORDER WITH
CD/MP3/USB/SD
КАССЕТНАЯ CD/MP3/USB/SD-
СТЕРЕОМАГНИТОЛА
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Instruction manual Instruction manual
Dear customer!
Thank you for purchasing our product. For safety, it is strongly recommended
to read this manual carefully before connecting, operating and/or adjusting the
product and keep the manual for reference in future.
Description
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button (cassette fast forward)
1. STOP/CARD button
2. FM ST indicator
3. Display
4. Handle
5. PLAY/PAUSE/USB button
6. CD compartment cover
7. REPEAT/PROGRAM button
8. SKIP+10/FOLDER button
button (cassette pause)
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11. DBBS indicator
button (cassette stop/eject)
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12.
button (cassette rewind)
13.
button (cassette play)
14.
button (cassette record)
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16. BACK button
17. NEXT button
18. SD memory card slot
19. USB port
Not indicated:
Back panel: Headphone socket, Power
cord, Telescopic FM antenna, AUX in jack
Bottom panel: Battery compartment.
Left panel: VOLUME regulator,
FUNCTION switch
Right panel: BAND switch/DBBS switch,
TUNING regulator
Important safeguards
• Attention: The owner’s manual
contains important operating and
maintenance instructions. For your safety,
it is necessary to refer to the manual.
• Dangerous voltage: Uninsulated
dangerous voltage that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of electrical shock to persons is present
within this product enclosure.
• Caution: To reduce the risk of electric
shock, do not dismantle the body. Prefer
servicing to qualified service personnel.
Do not use the unit in places where it
can be exposed to water, moisture and
dust. Make sure that pins or other foreign
objects do not get inside the unit; they
may cause malfunctions, or create safety
hazards such as electrical shock.
Power supply
Battery operation
• Open the battery compartment cover.
• Insert 6 batteries (UM-2/LR-14).
Please observe correct battery polarities
or the set will not work.
• Close the battery compartment cover.
AC operation
• Before the first connecting of the
appliance check that voltage indicated on
the rating label corresponds the mains
voltage in your home.
• Insert the power cord plug into power
supply socket.
Caution:
• When the set is only used with AC or
is not used for 2 weeks or more, please
remove the batteries, to avoid damage to
the set from leakage of batteries.
• Always switch off the unit when not
in use.
• Always unplug the appliance from
power supply, when not in use long time.
Stereo headphone connection
• For private listening, insert 3.5 mm
headphone into the stereo headphone
jack (on the back side of the unit).
• Adjust volume control to the
appropriate level as desired by turning
VOLUME regulator.
• When the stereo headphone jack
is plugged, speakers will disconnect
automatically.
Radio operation
• Set FUNCTION switch to RADIO
position.
• Select your desired broadcasting
band with BAND switch.
• Rotate TUNING knob to receive the
desired broadcast. The current frequency
will be displayed.
• Adjust the level of sound with
VOLUME knob.
• To turn off the radio, set FUNCTION
switch to TAPE position.
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Antenna
• For FM reception, adjust the
telescopic antenna appropriately to obtain
the best reception on the band selected.
• The AM signal is picked up through the
built-in ferrite antenna. The set should be
placed to a position for the best reception.
FM stereo reception
• Set BAND switch to FM position,
programs are received in mono mode.
In particular when stereo signal is
weak and much noise are received, it is
preferable to receive stations in mono.
• Set BAND switch to FM ST position,
programmer is received in stereo mode,
the FM ST indicator will light up.
CD/MP3 operation
Insertion and removal of discs
• Place a disc into the compartment
with the label-side (printed side of disc)
facing upwards. Press down in the center
part of disc until the disc “locks” onto the
center spindle.
• When the disc has been placed onto
the center spindle, gently lower the CDdoor downwards until it locks shut. The
disc is now ready to be played.
• Press STOP/CARD button to stop the
disc spinning before opening the CD-door.
• To remove a disc, follow the same
procedure as described above, except to
remove the disc instead of inserting it into
the compartment, by placing one finger at
the middle of disc (center spindle) and the
other at the edge of the disc and gently
pulling upwards.
Always hold a disc by its edges.
Avoid getting any fingerprints, smudges
or dirt onto the surface of a disc. In case
this happens, use a special CD-cleaning
cloth or cleaning kit to remove the dirt or
smudges. Please make sure to always
fold down the handle before opening the
CD door.
General operation
• Set FUNCTION switch to CD (MP3)/
USB/SD position.
• Put a disc into the CD compartment
and close the CD door.
• The LCD display will show the total
number of tracks after a few seconds.
Play/pause mode
• Press PLAY/PAUSE/USB button to
start playback, the LCD display will show
the first track.
• Press PLAY/PAUSE button to pause
at any track when playing. Press this
button again to resume playback.
• To stop the disc, press STOP/CARD
button.
• If the disc contains folders with files,
select a folder by pressing and holding
SKIP+10/FOLDER button repeatedly.
Skip and search mode
• Press NEXT button once to skip to
the next track.
• Press BACK button once to skip back
to previous track.
• Press and hold BACK and NEXT
buttons to start fast backward or forward
playback until you find the passage to
play from.
• Press SKIP+10/FOLDER button to
skip at 10 tracks forward.
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Repeat mode
• Press REPEAT/PROGRAM button
once for single track repeat playing.
• For MP3 discs containing folders
press REPEAT/PROGRAM button again
for repeat playback of all tracks in the
current folder.
• Press REPEAT/PROGRAM button
once again for all tracks repeat playing.
• To cancel repeat play, press
REPEAT/PROGRAM button once again.
Program mode
• Up to 20 CD tracks or 99 MP3 tracks
can be programmed for disc play in any
order. Before use, be sure to stop playback.
• Press REPEAT/PROGRAM button, the
memory position number and PROGRAM
symbol will show on the display.
• Select a desired track by using BACK
and NEXT buttons.
• Press REPEAT/PROGRAM button to
confirm.
• Repeat the two last steps as
described above to enter additional
memories into the program if necessary.
• When all the desired tracks have
been programmed, press PLAY/PAUSE/
USB button to play the disc in the order
you have programmed. PROGRAM
symbol will remain on.
• To stop the CD, press STOP/CARD
button.
The program memory will be cleared
when STOP/CARD button is pressed
twice, the CD compartment is opened or
the CD or power supply is turned off.
• To turn off the CD player set
FUNCTION switch to TAPE (OFF) position.
Good quality sound is guaranteed
only when playing licensed discs.
USB/SD-card operations
• This unit is equipped with a USB
socket which can accept and play MP3
files stored on standard USB flash
(compatible with USB version 1.1 & 2.0)
up to 8 Gbs.
• This unit is also equipped with an SD
card socket which can accept and play
MP3 files stored on standard SD cards up
to 4 Gbs.
• To use USB drives/SD cards for MP3
playback insert the USB drive or SD card
into the appropriate socket and slide
FUNCTION switch to CD (MP3)/USB/SD
position.
• Press and hold PLAY/PAUSE/USB
button to enable USB mode. The display
will show “USB” symbol. Press and hold
STOP/CARD button to enable SD mode.
The display will show “SD” symbol.
• If MP3 files are found the set will start
playback of the first file.
• Playback control is same as for MP3
discs.
Always switch off the unit or
change mode to “CD” or “RADIO” before
removing a USB flash drive or SD card,
to prevent damage to your USB device or
memory card.
Attention: Although this product is fully
compatible with USB 1.1 & 2.0 and SD
card standard formats, a small percentage
of USB flash drives and SD cards might
not be readable, due to those device
manufacturers non-compliance with the
full (official) USB and SD cards standards.
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