Telefunken P5 Owner's Manual

Portable radio

with MP3/WMA CD player,

USB and SD/MMC card slot

Operating manual

Preface

This operating manual outlines

• proper and

• safe

utilisation of your Radio/CD Player, which is subsequently referred to as the 'system' or 'unit'.

Target group of this operating manual

This manual is aimed at any person who

• sets up,

• operates,

• cleans

• or disposes of the unit.

Layout features of this operating manual

Various items in the operating manual are provided with set layout features. This ensures you can easily determine whether you are dealing with

normal text,

• a list or

Î action sequences.

Reset note:

In rare cases the unit's software may “freeze” and prevent the unit from responding to an operation.

In this event please proceed as follows:

• Switch off the unit

• Remove the mains plug from the socket

• Wait for a brief period

• Insert the mains plug back into the socket

• Switch on the unit.

The system memory resets and the unit becomes operational again.

Contents

System overview............................................................4

Display ............................................................................6

Operating information ...................................................7

Safety instructions............................................................7

Handling batteries ............................................................8

Setting up the unit............................................................9

Description of the unit................................................. 11

Scope of delivery ...........................................................11

Special features of the unit ............................................11

Preparing the unit for operation.................................12

Improving station reception............................................12

Inserting batteries ..........................................................12

Connecting the power cable ..........................................13

Using headphones.........................................................13

Connecting an external audio source ............................13

Using general functions on the unit ..........................14

Switching on the unit .........................................................14

Setting the source ..........................................................14

Setting the sound effects ...............................................14

Adjusting the volume......................................................14

Switching off the unit......................................................14

Operating the CD player..............................................15

General information concerning CDs/MP3 CDs.................15

Compatible discs............................................................16

Inserting discs................................................................16

Removing discs .............................................................17

Playing a disc.................................................................17

Setting tracks .................................................................17

Using the repeat function...............................................18

Using the random generator..........................................19

Playing samples of CD tracks (INTRO) .........................19

Using the programming function....................................20

Using the USB function...............................................21

Inserting the storage medium ........................................21

Functions .......................................................................21

Using the SD/MMC function........................................22

Inserting the storage medium ........................................22

Functions .......................................................................22

Using the radio.............................................................23

Setting a station .............................................................23

Switching off the unit......................................................23

Cleaning the unit..........................................................24

CD information...............................................................24

Troubleshooting...........................................................25

Technical specifications .............................................28

Distributor address......................................................29

Disposal instructions ..................................................29

Contents

System overview

Contents

VOLUME Volume regulator

IWW

XXI

X II

LED POWER display

USB/CARD Selector for USB, SD/MMC mode

CD compartment

MODE Repeat function for CD, USB/SD/MMC

LED FM stereo display

OPEN Open/close CD compartment



PROGRAM/EQ. Programming track playback

+10/ALBUM Track selection MP3/WMA: +10

TUNING Wheel for FM/MW(AM) frequency

Speaker

USB USB port

LCD display

SD/MMC SD/MMC slot

PHONES Headphone connection via

FUNCTION Mode selector switch

BAND Setting for FM stereo, FM mono,

MAX: louder, MIN: quieter

Select previous track, rewind

Select next track, fast-forward

Start playback, pause

Stop playback

Equaliser/sound functions

Album selection

3.5 mm jack

OFF, USB/CARD, CD/MP3/AUX, RADIO

MW (AM)

AUX Port for external source

Carrying handle

Battery compartment

FM telescopic aerial

No function

AC ~ Power connection for 230 V ~ / 50 Hz

Contents

Display

Programming function

Random playback

Sampler function

WMA track playback

MP3 track playback

Music CD playback

Repeat function

Repeats an album

Repeats all tracks

USB playback

SD/MMC playback

Album number

Track number

ID3 tag text display

Playing time, minutes

Playing time, seconds

Operating information

Please read through all of the safety instructions carefully and keep them for questions that may arise later. Always follow all warnings and instructions contained in this manual and on the rear of the unit.

Safety instructions

Caution!

• The unit should only be connected to a mains voltage supply of 230 V~, 50 Hz. Never try to operate the unit with a different voltage.

• The mains plug must only be connected after the installation has been completed in accordance with the instructions.

• If the power plug is defective or if the unit exhibits other signs of damage, it should not be used.

• The unit remains connected to the mains even when it is switched off. Remove the mains plug from the socket if you do not intend using the unit for a prolonged period. Only pull on the mains plug itself.

• When unplugging the mains cable from the socket pull on the mains plug, not on the cable.

• In order to avoid fire hazards and the risk of electric shock do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

• Do not operate the unit in the vicinity of bathtubs, swimming pools or spraying water.

• Do not place any containers which contain a liquid on the unit, such as a flower vase. These could fall over and the spilled liquid could lead to severe damage or the risk of electric shock.

• No naked flames, such as burning candles, should be positioned on the unit.

• Foreign material, e.g. needles, coins, etc., should not be allowed to enter the unit.

• If any foreign material or liquid enters the unit, remove the plug from the socket immediately. Get the unit checked by a specialist before starting to use it again. Otherwise there is a potential risk of electric shock.

• Never open the unit under any circumstances - this should only be undertaken by a specialist. Otherwise there is a potential risk of electric shock.

• Never attempt to repair a defective unit yourself. Always contact one of our customer service locations.

• Do not touch the contacts located on the rear of the unit with metal objects or your fingers. This could result in a short circuit.

Operating information

• Always leave maintenance tasks to a qualified technician. Otherwise you put yourself and others in danger.

• Never let children use this unit unattended.

• Do not listen to the radio or CDs at high volume. This

can lead to permanent hearing damage.

• The CD player uses an invisible laser beam. This can damage your eyesight if operated incorrectly. Never look into the open CD compartment.

• This unit has been classified as a class 1 laser device (CLASS 1 LASER). The corresponding sticker (CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT) is located on the rear of the unit.

Handling batteries

• Make sure batteries are not accessible to children. A child could insert a battery into their mouth and swallow it. This can cause severe injury. If this occurs, seek medical advice immediately!

• Normal batteries should not be charged, heated or thrown into an open fire (risk of explosion!).

• Replace batteries which exhibit diminishing performance in a timely manner.

• Always replace all of the batteries at the same time and use batteries of the same type.

• Leaking batteries can damage the unit. If you are not going to use the unit for a prolonged period, remove the batteries from the battery compartment.

Operating information

Caution!

• Leaking or damaged batteries can cause burns if they come into contact with your skin. If they are leaking or damaged, wear suitable protective gloves. Clean the battery compartment using a dry cloth.

• Normal batteries should not be charged, heated or thrown into an open fire (risk of explosion!).

Important information concerning disposal:

Batteries can contain toxic substances which are harmful to your health and the environment.

• Therefore ensure you dispose of batteries in accordance with the applicable legal regulations. Never discard batteries along with normal household waste.

These indications can be found on batteries that contain harmful substances:

Pb = Battery contains lead

Cd = Battery contains cadmium

Hg = Battery contains mercury

Setting up the unit

• The unit should not be placed in an area with high humidity levels, e.g. in a kitchen or sauna, as condensation can cause damage to the unit. The unit is intended for use in a dry and temperate environment, and must be kept away from dripping or splashing water.

• Do not set up the unit in the vicinity of heat sources, such as radiators. Keep it away from direct sunlight and places with excessive levels of dust.

• Do not set up the unit close to equipment that generates strong magnetic fields (e.g. motors, loudspeakers, transformers).

• Do not leave the unit in a parked car in the blazing sun, as this can cause the casing to deform.

• Place the unit on a solid, secure and horizontal surface. Ensure there is adequate ventilation.

• The ventilation slots on the rear panel and the sides must be unobstructed at all times. These should not be covered by curtains, blankets or newspapers.

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