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Kompernass KH 2315 User Manual

Before reading, fold out the page with the illustrations and make yourself
familiar with all the functions of the equipment.
Observe all warnings and safety advice! Ꮩ Do not expose yourself to laser radiation.
Only compact discs with this mark are to be used.
This device also plays recordable (CD-R) and rewritable compact
discs (CD-RW). However, due to the varying characteristics of the different
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Introduction
Use according to purpose ................................................................. Page 7
Controls .......................................................................................... Page 7
Technical information ....................................................................... Page 7
Safety
recording platforms (PC, special recording devices) in use, it may be the
case that CD-R and CD-RW cannot be read.
Contents
Important Safety Instructions ........................................................... Page 8
Copyright ....................................................................................... Page 9
Operation
General ........................................................................................... Page 9
Setting up and connection ..................................................... Page 9
Switching on and off [ » POWER/STAND-BY « ] ....................... Page 10
Select system/sound source [ » CD/TUNER/TAPE/AUX « ] ....... Page 10
Set volume [ » VOLUME/MUTE « ] ........................................... Page 10
Set sound [ » CLASSIC/ROCK/POP/JAZZ/PASS « ] ........................... Page 11
Noise suppression [ » BEAT CUT « ] ........................................ Page 11
Headphones [ » PHONES « ] ................................................... Page 11
Setting the alarm [ » TIMER « ] ............................................... Page 11
Activate sleep function [ » SLEEP « ] ...................................... Page 12
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Contents
Radio .............................................................................................. Page 12
Aligning the antenna .............................................................. Page 12
Radio / select band (AM/FM) ................................................. Page 12
Automatic search / manual search ........................................ Page 12
Select pre-set stations ........................................................... Page 13
CD player ........................................................................................ Page 13
Insert CD ............................................................................... Page 13
Intro function [ » INTRO « ] ..................................................... Page 13
Basic functions of the CD player ............................................ Page 14
Programme tracks [ » TRACK MEMORY « ] ............................. Page 14
Start programmed tracks ....................................................... Page 14
Repeat functions [ » REPEAT « ] ............................................. Page 14
Random play of tracks [ » RANDOM « ] .................................. Page 15
MP3 functions (different to regular CD operation) ................... Page 15
Cassette player ................................................................................ Page 16
Insert cassette ....................................................................... Page 16
Basic functions of the cassette recorder ................................ Page 16
Maintenance and cleaning ......................................................................... Page 17
Disposal .................................................................................................... Page 17
Information
Customer Service ............................................................................. Page 17
Declaration of conformity ................................................................. Page 18
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KH 2315 Micro Designer System
Q I e p G s
with Vertical CD Player
Introduction
Use according to purpose
The system is suited to playback (audio cas­settes, CD, CD-R, CD-RW/MP3) and record audio cassettes. It is also suited for the reception of radio stations. Every modification to the system is deemed an interference with its intended purpose and cause for a substantial risk of accident. The manufac­turer does not accept liability for damage caused by utilisation that does not comply with the intended purpose. Not suitable for commercial application.
Controls
Please refer to the illustration on page 2 to verify whether the respective controls are located on the system, on the remote control, or on both.
Q
CD tray
W
Display
E
Receiver for remote control signals
R
a CD/MP3
R
b Tuner (Radio) / band selector (FM/AM)
R
c Tape (cassette recorder)
R
d AUX (external device)
T
CD Play / Pause
Y
Stop (CD)
U
Rewind
I
Forward
O
Search MP3
P
Programme (CD) or album selector (MP3),
forward
Introduction
{
Programming
}
Mono/Stereo (FM tuner operation only)
q
Cassette tray
w
Cover
e
Fast forward (cassette only)
r
Stop/Eject (cassette only)
t
Pause (cassette only)
y
Record (cassette only)
u
Play (cassette only)
i
Rewind (cassette only)
o
Headphones
p
Reduce volume
[
Mute
]
Programme (CD) or album selector (MP3),
rewind
A
Increase volume
S
Sound setting (Classic, Rock, Pop, Jazz,
Pass)
D
Repeat
F
ON/OFF (Stand-by)
G
Loudspeaker connections
H
Cinch connections for external equipment
J
Noise suppression recording (cassette only)
K
Antenna connection
L
Suspension facility for wall-mounting
:
Line cord
a
Intro play (featured on remote control only)
s
Random shuffle (featured on remote control
only)
d
Timer (sleep/wake) (featured on remote con-
trol only)
The control elements e to i and J are exclu­sively intended to operate the cassette player.
Technical information
Voltage: 230 V ~ 50 Hz Output (per channel): 5 Watt rated power, 4 Ohm Power consumption: 28 W
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Introduction / Safety
Tuner
Frequencies: AM 522 - 1620 KHz
FM 87.5 - 108 MHz
Cassette part
Cassettes: Standard cassettes (C-90 or
shorter) Tape speed: 4.75 cm/sec. Frequency: 120-14.000 Hz (-6 dB)
CD part
Frequency range (3 dB): 20-20.000 Hz Unweighted signal-to-noise ratio: 85 dB Harmonious distortion: 0.09 % Channel separation: 40 dB
Remote control Batteries: 2xAAA LR03 1.5 V
Safety
Important Safety Instructions
The following safety instructions must be observed in any event when using electrical appliances. These instructions will assist you in preventing severe injury and damage to the system and will ensure that you will enjoy your designer system for a long time.
Please read the following information on safety and the correct use with care. Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations ( with all of the system‘s functions. Keep these notes safely and if necessary pass them to third users.
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) and familiarise yourself
To avoid risk of an electric shock:
· Never open the system. The inside does not contain any components which require main­tenance.
· Do not operate the design system if the line cord or the mains plug is damaged. If the unit does not operate perfectly, or was damaged have it instantly examined and repaired by customer services.
Please refer to your warranty card to locate
your national service point.
· Do not expose the device to rain and never use it in a humid or wet environment (e.g. bathroom) or in rooms filled with dust. Please ensure that the line cord is never wet or moist during operation.
· Caution! Keep children away from the system. Children frequently underestimate the risks involved in handling electrical ap­pliances. Therefore, never allow children in the vicinity of the designer system without supervision.
To protect yourself against laser radiation: Note: The CD player of this device is a
„Class 1 Product“ and marked accordingly with an adhesive label on the housing.
· Never open the device! Do not try to repair the device on your own. Risk of injury from invis­ible laser radiation on the inside!
· Do not expose yourself to laser radiation.
To avoid the risk of fire:
· Do not expose this device to extreme tem­peratures as heat pent up on the inside of the equipment may lead to defects or a fire of the system.
Therefore:
- Avoid direct exposure to the sun and heat-
ing.
- Never cover the vents of the unit.
- Position the system so that there is an air
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Safety / Operation: General
gap of 10 cm to the sides.
· Do not place the device in the immediate vi­cinity of inflammable materials (e.g. curtains, flammable fluids etc.).
How to act safely:
· Never use the device for a purpose other than intended.
· If the device is taken from the cold into the warm (e.g. after transport) condensation may build up on the inside. Wait for 2 hours before switching on the device to protect it against damage.
· Never operate the device without supervision.
· During a storm, always disconnect the mains cord from the socket and remove the antenna connection. In the event of a storm devices connected to the grid may be damaged.
· Disconnect the system from the power supply and remove the batteries from the remote control if it is not used for a longer period of time.
· Disconnect the plug from the socket to completely separate the device from power supply. Always hold the plug, never the cord.
· Protect the mains cord against hot surfaces or other damage and ensure that it is not pinched.
· Do not rest objects filled with liquid on top of the device.
Note: This device is equipped with non-skid rubber feet. Since ground surfaces are made of different materials and treated with different agents it can not be completely excluded that some of these substances contain ingredients which may harm and soften the rubber feet. If necessary, place a non-skid mat underneath the system‘s feet.
Copyright
When recording CDs, cassettes or radio broad­castings please observe the national copyright regulations of the country where the system is being used.
Operation
General
Setting up and connection
Please observe these instructions before using the designer system for the first time and only plug the mains cord into the socket at the end.
1. Carefully take the designer system and the loudspeakers from the box.
2. Select a suitable place for your designer system. It should be:
· horizontal
· dry and dust-free
· not in the immediate vicinity of radiators or
exposed to direct sunlight.
3. Important: Remove all transport contrivances / tape attached to the CD and cassette tray!
Open the CD tray Q by pulling the top edge
and remove the red transport contrivance (then close the CD tray again).
4. Connect the two loudspeakers.
The loudspeaker connections G are marked
accordingly (SPEAKER OUT, L=LEFT / R=RIGHT).
How to set up the loudspeakers:
- Position loudspeakers preferably at eye-
level.
- Do not cover loudspeakers with curtains or
objects.
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