Lenco CR-2003 User Manual

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Table of Contents

Before Started Safety Precautions Network Requirements

Appearance and Key Descriptions

Getting Started

About Music Streaming UPnP DLNA Function

CR-2003 Functions Overview Main Menu Configuration My mediaU Internet Radio Local Radio Media Center FM Information Center AUX IN LINE OUT

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Remote control via APP

Troubleshooting

Specifications

1. Before Started

1.1 Network Requirement

Before using the CR-2003, the following requirements are needed:

A broadband connection in combination with a wired/wireless access point, router or similar network device.

The network device needs to support WiFi (802.11b/g/n) wireless connection.

A PC or smart phone with a network ready. This network has to be the same one as the CR-2003 equipped with.

1.2 Safety Precautions

Do not drop the CR-2003 and do not expose it to liquid, moisture or humidity. These might lead to damage to the device.

If the CR-2003 is moved from a cold environment into a warmer one, do let it adapt to the new temperature before operate the device. Otherwise, it might lead to condensation and cause malfunctions in the device.

Do not use the CR-2003 in the dust environment as dust can damage the interior electronic components and lead to malfunctions in the device.

Protect the CR-2003 from strong vibrations and place it on stable surfaces.

Do not attempt to disassembly the CR-2003. Only use the power adaptor delivered with the CR-2003. The socket outlet should be installed near the CR-2003

and should be easily accessible. Never touch the power adaptor with wet hands and never

pull on the power cable when pulling the plug out of the power socket.

Make sure the electrical voltage specified on the CR-

2003 and its power plug is corresponding to the voltage of the power socket. Incorrect voltage will destroy the device.

If the CR-2003 is not using for a long period of time, disconnect it from the power supply by unplugging the power plug. This is to avoid the risk of fire.

It is not recommended to listening the CR-2003 with headphone via LINE OUT, because power output is too high and sound will be distorted.

Always power off the CR-2003 when cleaning it. Never use any harsh or strong solvents to clean the CR-

2003 since these may damage the surface of the device. Dry, soft cloth is appropriate, however, if the CR-2003 is extremely dirty, it may be wiped off with a slightly moist cloth. Make sure the device is dried off after cleaning.

When you are necessary to ship the CR-2003, store it in its original package. Save the package for this purpose.

2. Appearance and Key Descriptions

Front View

Back View

No . Description

Fu nctions

2.4" TFT Screen

Buttons and Reel

-Standby

-Mode

-Home

-Preset

-Volume+ OK dial

Display

Control panel

-Switch on/off

-Switch between audio

sources

-Go to main menu

-Save station

-Left cursor button

-Right cursor button

-Adjust volume; Cursor

up/down; Confirm selection

Infrared receiver Reception of remote control

DC IN 9V 1A

Connection socket for mains adapter

Aux in

3.5 mm audio in socket

Line out

Antenna

3.5mm audio out socket

FM Reception

Remote Control

Remember to pull out the clear plastic tab from the battery compartment before using the remote.

To remove the battery from the remote, use your thumb to pull out the battery tray. Replace it with a CR2025 type 3V battery, taking care to insert it with the positive (+) side up.

Caution: Risk of explosion of battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions

Symbols on the display

Connection is being established, device functioning

No wireless connection

Wireless connection established

VHF radio function selected

VHF radio reception: Mono

VHF radio reception: Stereo

AUX function selected

Speaker off

Alarm on

Internet radio station saved as favorite

FM radio station saved

3. Getting Started

The packaging box contains the following items: CR-2003 Internet Radio Remote Control Power adaptor User Manual

Get the network ready

For wireless LAN (WLAN) network connection: Check if WLAN LINK/ACT light of the wired/wireless access point or router is illuminated. Consult the user guide of that for any questions.

Note: WiFi allows data transfer over short distances within 20 meters without the need of cabling between the devices. Any walls or ceilings may reduce the strength of the WiFi connectivity. Therefore try to locate the CR-2003 and/or the access point within the distance mentioned above, and avoid any obstacles between two devices.

Connect the power adaptor to the back of the CR-2003 and plug into power socket.

When it is the first time running the device, the system will ask you to set Language and Network Configurations.

Select Yes to establish connection to the network Select Yes(WPS) (only for WPS routers). Then press the WPS butto on your router. Select No if you would prefer to listen to a terrestrial station or to use the speaker with an external playback device.

If you answer “Yes”, the display goes to scanning for Wireless Network and shortly afterwards a list of available wireless networks will appear.

The number of bars in the wireless symbol in front of the network name (SSID) shows the relative signal strength of the network. The key symbol indicates that the network is password-protected.

If the device does not find any wireless networks, No wireless Networks Found appears on the display. Change your location, if necessary, and check your WLAN router. You can find the SSID of your Access Point in the configuration of the Access Point (router). Select your network and confirm with OK. If your WLAN is password-protected, you will be prompted to enter your password. Enter the password using the number and letter buttons of the remote control or enter it directly on the device. Note the use of upper and lower case when entering the password.

You can rotate reel to choose the code. If it is accidentally pressed to move a redundant entry, press to correct.

With Remote control:

The cursor indicates the current entry space. Press the corresponding number button repeatedly: 0 0 (delete entry) 1 1 (space) @ ! “ # $ % & ‘ ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ 2 2 A B C a b c 3 3 D E F d e f 4 4 G H I g h i 5 5 J K L j k l 6 6 M N O m n o 7 P Q R S p q r s

8 T U V t u v 9 W X Y Z w x y z

Alternatively, you can enter the numbers and letter using only the cursor buttons:

Go to previous entry space, entry can beoverwritten Go to next entry space, the last entry is saved / Select number/letter OK Confirm entire entry

It may take a few seconds to establish the connection to the network.

Once the connection is established, the main menu appears with the main menu items:

- Internet Radio : Access to worldwide radio stations

- Media Centre : Access to your UPnP devices via software with streaming capability

- FM : Terrestrial VHF radio stations, WLAN not necessary

- Information Center: Access to weather, financial and system information

- AUX : Access to all devices connected via the AUX IN socket

- Configuration : various system settings, alarm

- Local Radio : Access to radio stations in a particular region (e.g. only German stations)

- My mediaU : Access to an online media library. This menu item only appears if the function has already been enabled under Configuration > Manage my mediaU.

Press to enter standby mode. The time, date and any active alarm times display on the screen.

If you have setup a network connection, and use CR-2003 again within the network, CR-2003 will automatically make the connection. In case you desire to change the network, enter configuration to setup the corresponding connection.

Use the letter keys to input numbers/letters. Once you are on the letter you want, press to move to the next entry. When you are at the end the input, press

OK to confirm. You may press to move to previous entry.

Press or rotate the volume reel to adjust the volume. Rotate the volume reel or press until volume level becomes 0, or direct press to mute the sound.

4. About Music streaming

Lenco CR-2003 is the default device name for DLNA, and you

may rename it as you like. (See section 5.3)

The information below is the introduction of how to setup up media streaming from PC or other media server. Study the own instruction of the software or apps you use to enjoy music streaming if necessary.

Make sure the music files are in the format of MP3, WMA, WAV or AAC for music streaming to CR-2003.

Refer to section 5.7 for the details of the control on CR-2003 for music streaming playback.

4.1 UPnP

To enjoy the streaming music from PC, the following steps are to be done on the PC:

- Connect the PC to the network.

- Ensure the CR-2003 is powered on and connected to the same network.

- Open the UPnP platform Windows Media Player (11 or later). Alternatively, other platforms or server such as Windows Media Connection may be used.

Below set up example is under Windows XP and Windows Medio Player 11 version.

- Allow to share your media to Lenco CR-2003.

- Add the audio files and folders you want to share with CR-2003 to the media library.

You may also enjoy the streaming music from other music server, such as smart phone (Android platform):

- Connect the mobile to the network

- Search and install media sharing apps from Google

Play.

- Add the audio files from your mobile you want to share.

After setup the shared server, choose the music and control playback on the CR-2003. (See section 5.7)

4.2 DLNA Function

Besides UPnP, CR-2003 supports DLNA function, you share the music files from PC or Android mobile, and you use your PC, Android mobile or iPhone / iPad to control music playback on the CR-2003. (It is not required to control each playback on the CR-2003.)

The PC system requirement for DLNA is Windows 7 and Windows Media Player 12. Setup as below:

Firstly, share the media on your PC to CR-2003.

Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Media streaming options

Open Windows Media Player to enable Allow remote control of my Player.

Right click any music in the library and choose Play to Lenco CR-2003.

There will be a window for controlling music playback on CR-2003.

You may search and install any free or commercial DLNA apps from Google Play or Apple Store if you are using Android mobile, tablet or iPhone / iPad. It is suggested to use bubbleUPnP, MediaShare on Android mobile, tablet or iPhone/iPad. Some apps may not support streaming music from

iPhone/iPod but iPhone/iPod could still be used to control streaming music from other servers.

Procedures for playing shared music on the app are as follows:

Select Lenco CR-2003 as the player. S

ome apps may allow

to play the music to multi players at the same time.

Select music server and choose the music. Some app can create a playlist if you choose several music.

Select server and

Select music

player

When using DLNA music streaming function on Music Link, you can only control the volume and standby via the unit. It is restricted to control the other functions. Stop DLNA on PC, mobile or tablet before you resume Music Link’s own control.

5. CR-2003 Functions

5.1 Overview

5.2 Main Menu

Under the main menu, you can select the following modes: My mediaU, Internet Radio, Local Radio, Configuration, AUX, Information Center, FM, Media Center.

5.3 Configuration

5.3.1 Manage my mediaU

My mediaU media library – managing radio stations via lnternet

In order to access your favourite radio stations worldwide, at any time and using any device with streaming capability, you can create a free account for a media library at www.mediayou.net and add as many devices as you like. You can access the service with a username and password of your choice.

You must also know the MAC address of your device (called a serial number on MediaYou) in order to register this device under “Personalize Your Internet Radio”.

You can find the AC address of the Internet radio under

Information Center > System information > Wireless Info > MAC Address.

After registering the device, you must enable this function under Configuration > Manage my mediaU, so that the Internet radio can access the media library.

The device automatically connects to your account and displays what has been saved there:

- Favorite Station

- Favorite Location/Genre

- My Local Station

- Manually Add

Depending on your personal My mediaU settings, the display on the Internet radio may look different.

If the device has not yet been registered with MediaYou, a corresponding message appears when you wish to enable My mediaU.

If you have registered a device with multiple accounts, these will be displayed after the activation and you can select the account you wish to use. It is not necessary to enter a password.

The menu Item My mediaU also appears in the main menu. You can find the selection again here:

- Favorite Station

- Favorite Location/Genre

- My Local Station

- Manually Add

You can also find this selection in the media library, where you can assign and manage the radio stations accordingly.

Under Add Manually, you can link the device to podcasts, for example.

You must know the URL of the podcast for this purpose.

1. Fill in the highlighted fields in your MediaYou account under “Add Manually”.

2. On the Internet radio, go to Configuration> Manage my mediaU and enable once again.

3. Under My mediaU > Manually Add, you can find all manually added folders and addresses and can select the podcast.

The following podcast formats are supported:

- asx

- m3u

- pls

- pure streaming with HTTP, RTSP, MMS protocol

5.3.2 Network

Wireless Network Configuration Enable / disable WiFi network. When you enable the WiFi network, the system will automatically

Select you required router. You may refer to the section 3, Getting Started for the network setting.

Wireless Network (WPS PBC) If you are using a router with WPS/QSS button, you may set up the network connection simple via WPS function.

Press WPS key on the remote control or select the WPS network connection mode. Enter it go to press the WPS/QSS button on your router within 120 seconds. The connection between the router and Lenco CR-2003 will then be configured automatically.

Manual Configuration You can choose DHPC (which IP assigned automatically) or

manually input IP address for wireless network connection.

When you select manual setting for wired connection, the followings have to be entered:

1. SSID (the name of Access Point);

2. IP Address;

3. Subnet Mask;

4. Default Gateway;

5. Preferred DNS Server;

6. Alternate DNS Server.

You may choose (Manage) specific network if you have setup more than one network connection within an area.

Check Network when Power On Enable / disable WiFi network. When you enable the WiFi network, the system will

automatically search the available AP. Select you required AP.

Enter WEP or WPA code to connect the WiFi.

If the wireless network connection is not existed or failed, the icon at the top left corner will have a cross on it.

5.3.3 Date&Time

The date and time settings can only be made if the lnternet radio is connected to a wireless network.

Setup the date and time: The internet radio takes the date and time automatically from a central server once a network connection has been established. However, you will need to change the time manually to account for the change from winter time to summer time.

Set time format display as 12 Hour or 24 Hour; Set date format in the positions of YY (year), MM (month) and

DD (day) – YY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YY or MM/DD/YY. Turn on/off the Daylight Saving Time (DST). Confirm with OK or by pressing the reel. With a wireless network connected, GMT (+01:00) time is a

time reference of time setting. Add or deduce the hour according to your time zone when you set the time.

5.3.4 Alarm

There are three independent alarms - 2 alarms of absolute time setting (Alarm 1 and Alarm 2) and 1 alarm for relative time setting (NAP Alarm ). Press Alarm on the remote control to enter this menu directly.

The first two alarms are similar to the normal alarm, turn on then set the time and set it alarms Everyday, Once or every specific day of week.

Select Alarm time. Set the respective values using / on the remote control or the reel on the device and switch to the next entry field using Confirm with OK or by pressing the reel.

Choose Sound to set the sound to Beep, Melody or Radio (Internet Radio or FM). An alarm symbol will appear on the top of the display next to the time.

Note that the alarm source is from the preset Internet radio or FM if Alarm Sound is set to be Radio. It can only set one same IR/FM station for Alarm 1 and Alarm 2. When it reaches the alarm time, the unit connects to the Internet if the set network is available. Therefore there may be some delay from the alarm to the radio play. If no network is connection in one minute, the alarm will change to Melody automatically.

After NAP Alarm is set, it alarms once in 5/10/20/30/60/90/120 minutes depending on which one you have set.

You may choose Alarm Volume to configure the volume of the alarms.

When the alarm(s) is/are set, there will be a clock icon at the bottom of the display. The clock icon with alarm time will also clearly display on the standby mode screen.

During alarm, press any keys (except press on the remote or press Standby on the device to stop the alarm) to enter to snooze mode. It will alarm again in 5 minutes. Press on the remote or press Standby on the device to stop the alarm.

5.3.5 Language

Select the OSD language: English/ German/ French/ Hungarian/ Czech/ Slovakian/ Polish

5.3.6 Dimmer

Configure the brightness of backlight on the display. Select “Power Saving” to set the brightness of backlight in

standby mode, and select “Turn On” to set that in operation mode.

Choose Dimmer Timer to set the duration of the radio changing backlight when you are not controlling it.

5.3.7 Power Management

Configure to go to standby mode automatically during in the menu or/and without Wifi signal.

Choose the power management timer (5/15/30mins) to set the duration of the radio to switch standby mode automatically when you are not controlling it.

Choose “Turn off” to ignore the power management function.

5.3.8 Sleep Timer

Turn off or set the sleep time of 15/30/60/90/120/150/180 minutes. Once the time is set, there will be a bed icon with remaining minutes at the top right corner and CR-2003 will turn to standby then. Press Sleep on the remote control for the shortcut of this function.

5.3.9 Buffer

Configure the buffer time of the music playback, 2/4/8 seconds.

5.3.10 Weather

CR-2003 is able to display the current weather information (refer to 5.9.1) under standby mode. Turn on Standby Display

and set Temperature Unit (℃ or ℉) to get the weather displayed at the standby mode.

When it is turned on, the current time and the current weather will display in alternative 10 seconds.

5.3.11 FM Setup

Choose Mono/Stereo mode when listening to FM station.

5.3.12 Local Radio Setup

There is a shortcut Local Radio under Internet Radio so that you can easily go to the station list of your location.

You may Manual Setup your location, or let the system Auto Detect your current location. The system detects the location according to the IP address of your connected network.

5.3.13 Playback Setup

Select the playback mode of media center – Off (no repeat or shuffle), Repeat all, Repeat one, or Shuffle.

5.3.14 DLNA Setup

Default device name for DLNA is Lenco CR-2003. You may rename it for DLNA setup on the PC or mobile. (see section

4.2)

5.3.15 Equalizer

Default equalizer is Normal, you may change to Normal, Flat, Jazz, Rock, Soundtrack, Classical, Pop, or News.

Press EQ on the remote control to swap among the EQ mode for shortcut.

5.3.16 Resume When Power On

The system is default to resume the main menu when switching on the unit. If turn this setting on, the system will remain in the internet radio playback. If you were listening to internet radio or media center before switch off the unit.

5.3.17 Software Update

Update software. If there is an updated software version on the server, the system will notify you when you return to the main menu.

5.3.18 Reset

Restore the default settings.

After CR-2003 is reset, the system will move to Language setting menu. And it will automatically turn to Network setting menu once the OSD language is elected

5.4 My mediaU

Display and playback your own mediaU station list on the mediaU server. Set your account first (see the section 5.3.1).

5.5 Internet Radio

After the connection of any station is succeeded, the bit rate and the format of the station will display on the playing screen.

5.5.1 My Favorite

List of my favorite preset stations. It supports 250 favorite entries including station and folder.

During the station playing screen, press and hold Preset to save the station as my favorite. You may replace the previous saved station to the new one. The symbol appears in the top line of the display while the device is saving.

If the Selected station have been saved, you cannot save it again.

The saved stations are showed under this menu. You may also press Preset to enter the saved station list.

Under the preset station list, move to your station, press OK to listen. You may also press to enter its submenu to Delete (deletes a radio station from the favourites list), Shift Up/Down along the list, Rename (you can give the radio station a name of your choice), Play, or Use as Alarm Sound (if you chose internet as alarm sound in alarm configuration).

250 storage spaces are available for your favorites.

5.5.2 Radio Station/Music

Stations are categorized into Global Top 20, Genre, Country/Location and Highlight.

Enter to continue the subcategories and choose the station to listen.

For each station, press OK to play directly. You may press to enter its submenu – you can Add to Favorite, Auto Scan,

Play or Use as Alarm Sound (if you chose internet as alarm sound in alarm configuration).

When you choose Auto Scan, it becomes the playback of marquee for each station in the subcategory. Each station plays 30 seconds until all have played or you press OK to stop the marquee listening.

Press Info to view the display information of the station.

5.5.3 History

A list of last listened stations. It can save up to 10 history stations.

For each station, press OK to play directly. You may press

to enter its submenu – you can Add to Favorite, Auto Scan, Play or Use as Alarm Sound (if you chose internet as alarm sound in alarm configuration).

When you choose Auto Scan, it becomes the playback of marquee for each station in the History. Each station plays 30 seconds until all have played or you press OK to stop the marquee listening.

5.5.4 Service

Search radio station - Enter your keyword to search radio station from the list.

Add new radio station - The added stations will be stored in My Favorite. Note that the maximum character of the station name is 250.

5.6 Local Radio

There is a shortcut Local Radio under Internet Radio so that you can easily go to the station list of your location.

The device can use the IP address to detect its current location and can then automatically generate a list of local radio stations. However, you can also enter a different country. (Refer to Local Radio setup section 5.3.12)

5.7 Media Center

5.7.1 UPnP

If you have set up shared media, you should see the shared media from UPnP. If you have more than one computer sharing media, the alternatives are listed. SELECT the shared media you want to play.

(see section 4.1)

Press / on the remote control to play previous/next music track, press to stop or play.

Press Info to view the display information of the playing track.

Tips: The radio can only read the track with the file name less than 40 characters. And the characters should be in European language. If you encounter failure of reading the track under UPnP mode, you may try to rename the file.

However, if the track is still unable to play, you can try converting the file to different formats.

5.7.2 My Playlist

You can create a playlist of favourious music from UPnP. When you playing the music, press and hold OK to save it into My Playlist.

5.7.3 Clear My Playlist

You can remove all the saved music under My Playlist.

5.8 FM

FM radio mode receives analogue radio from the FM band. (Refer to 5.3.11 for the setting of FM band)

Press / to search FM station. The frequency display starts to run up as CR-2003 scans the FM band. It stops when it has received a station.

You may press / on the remote control to tune station manually. Each step moves 0.05MHz.

Press and hold the PRESET on the remote control to save the station.

You can save up to 20 stations. Press PRESET, then press

/ on the remote control to choose the saved station.

Alternatively, you can let the system scan ALL stations for you by pressing OK, The searched stations will automatically be stored in preset station list.

5.9 Information Center

5.9.1 Weather Information

There are weather information and forecasts for 2000 cities. Select the country and then the city for the weather details.

Rotate the reel to see the weather forecasts. It is able to display the weather information on the standby

mode. On the weather information page, press , then show “Add to Standby”. If you want the weather of the city you selected displaying on the Standby, press OK to set the

city to displaying on the standby mode. Then turn on the weather display as mentioned in 5.3.10.

5.9.2 Financial Service

View the stock index from around the world.

5.9.3 System Information

Check out the version of the system, and the details of connected network. The information includes MAC address which you are required to fill in when registration of my mediaU membership.

5.10 AUX IN

Aux in mode plays audio from an external source such as an MP3 player.

To play audio with Aux in mode:

Turn the volume low on both CR-2003 and, if adjustable, the audio source device.

Connect the external audio source to the Aux in 3.5mm stereo socket.

Either press MODE until the display shows AUX IN or select AUX in under Main menu.

Adjust the volume of CR-2003 (and, if necessary, the audio source device) as required.

5.11 LINE OUT

Internet radio playback via an external device

You can connect an external device such as a stereo system to the LINE OUT output socket.

You will require an audio cable with 3.5mm jack.

- Select the corresponding input on your stereo system. The music from the Internet radio will be played via the stereo system.

- The LINE OUT output socket is not suitable for connecting standard/in-ear headphones.

6. Remote Control via Apps

Some apps for Android, e.g. AirMusic Control, let you control the internet radio from your smartphone or tablet.

As soon as the devices are connected, the same menu structure shown on the Internet radio will appear on the smartphone/tablet. You can select all functions just like on the radio. The selected functions / menu items shown on the radio will change according to the actions taken on your mobile device.

If you are controlling the Internet Radio via app, a UPnP connection to Windows Media Player may not be possible.

7. Troubleshooting

Error Remedy

The device does not switch on.

No sound.

No network connection can be established.

1. Check it the power adaptor is connected properly.

2. The device may malfunction when used in areas with strong radio interference. The device will work properly again once there is no more interference.

1. Turn on the sound as it may be muted

2. Increase the volume.

1. Check the WLAN function.

2. Try to set an IP address at the device.

3. Activate the DHCP function on the router and make the connection again at the device.

4. A firewall is activated on the network – set the respective program in such a way that access is possible.

5. Reboot the unit to try.

WLAN connection cannot be established.

No station is found.

1. Check the availability of WLAN network on the access point.

2. Place the device closer to the router.

3. Make sure the WEP/WPA password is correct.

1. Check the network as well as the access point and firewall.

2. The station may not be available currently, try it again later or Select

another station.

3. The link of the station is changed or the station no longer transmits – ask the provider for information.

4. The link of manual added station is not correct, make sure it is correct and re-enter.

Hiss in FM mode.

Alarm does not work.

Unable to do DLNA streaming.

Electro-Magnetic Interference.

1. Check/move the FM antenna.

2. Move the radio.

1. Switch on the alarm.

2. Due to the volume setting, refer to the solutions of “No sound”.

3. The source of alarm was set to be station but there is no network connection. Change the source of alarm or reconfigure the connection.

1. Check the connection of the network, CR-2003 and your device need to be in the same network; and test if the network in good condition.

2. Make sure the settings on your device are correct.

1.The normal function of the product may be disturbed by strong Electro-Magnetic Interference. If so, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following the instruction manual. In case the function could not resume, please use the product in other location.

System freezes suddenly.

1. The radio is overloaded, reboot the unit.

8. Specifications

Model number CR-2003

Description Internet Radio

Display 320 x 240 TFT colour display

Network supported 802.11b/g/n (WLAN)

WLAN key WEP, WPA, WPA2 (PSK) and

WPS

Streaming UPnP, DLNA

Supported playback formats WMA, MP3, WAV, AAC

FM 87.5 – 108.0 MHz

Speaker power output 5W

Power adaptor Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz

Output: 9V 01 00 mA

Standby mode power consumption

Operating temperature

Connections

Dimensions

Weight 800g

<1W

o o

0 C - 35 C

DC IN power supply socket

3.5mm aux in

3.5m

201mm(L) x 116mm(H) x 118mm(D)

m line out

Power supply adaptor (For EU only) : Manufacturer: DongGuan Yingna Electronic Technology Co.

Ltd.

Model number: YN12W-0900100VZ Adapter type Use only original AC adaptor Use only the power supply listed in the user instructions

Products with the CE marking comply with the EMC Directive (2004/108/EC) and the Low Voltage Directive (2006/95/EC) issued by the Commission of the European Community.

The declaration of conformity may be consulted at https://lencosupport.zendesk.com/forums/22413161-CE-

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This symbol indicates that the relevant electrical product or battery should not be disposed of as general household waste in Europe. To ensure the correct waste treatment of the product and battery, please dispose them in accordance to any applicable local laws of requirement for disposal of electrical equipment or batteries. In so doing, you will help to conserve natural resources and improve

standards of environmental protection in treatment and disposal of el

ectrical waste (Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment Directive).

Service and support

For information: www.lenco.com For support: http://lencosupport.zendesk.com

Lenco helpdesk:

Germany 0900-1520530 (Local charges) The Netherlands 0900-23553626 (Local charges + 1ct

p/min) Belgium 02-6200115 (Local charges) France 03-81484280 (Local charges)

The helpdesk is accessible from Monday till Friday from 9 AM till 6 PM.

When contacting Lenco, you will always be asked for the model and serial number of your product. The serial number can be found on the back of the device. Please write down the serial number below:

Model: CR-2003 Serial number: Lenco offers service and warranty in accordance to European

law, which means that in case of repairs (both during and after the warranty period) you should contact your local dealer.

Important note: It is not possible to send products that need repairs to Lenco directly.

Important note: If this unit is opened or accessed by a nonofficial service center in any way, the warranty expires.

This device is not suitable for professional use. In case of professional use, all warranty obligations of the manufacturer will be voided.

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